The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
February 3, 1871

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19 Ml I JJ 'tjS tl1t '11 THIRTY-EIGHTH YEAH NEW YORK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1871. PRICE TWO CENTS. rRKI'AHATIOXS FOR PEACE. Icmoo'w Ji:r.i:o.iTra to inr. lltCSCll ASHliMllLT. jr.. rati (lovrrnnirnt for Pear -ProTl lo for llie C'ntllnl-TtiF limperer Wil li am I" Hcinnln nt Ver.nlllee-Frenck Kefus" SiurprUed-Hl.mnrck Hick. Lwpo, Fob. S. Lt Vrogrtt (newspaper) of Item pnbllshe the prog amm ot lb Htdlcnl loeltty m I'll I, founded by ltolllrj. 1n c'o!f, and yVyroulon II pr. nounccs for the HemilUe with to Aitembli an Executive to bi chorea and re tailed brlti AstrmMy; lbs tuppressloi of the )tandlng rmy, i-nd iublltntlon therefor of a mill ha, comprising ill cltlxcn tin redaction of the jtthlg'l, snd the aboil. Ion of the tit c and piltll )M of nob b'y. It repudiates forever ll wart or impose o' conquest, and cone udts with the de iund that mi nzotlktlon be milt with tit 1'rut I Mint while Ihey tvmiln on Fi'cnch roll. Till'. PAUIS (10TEHNMKKT TOR MAC!. Tin l'arl'l in Government, In Us own mol urgent kderest, has become the ally of Germany In rrc unling a fush outbreak of th war, and 10 utilizing lat armistice to tecurr a real peace. rnuvistoxs ion idi turmi.. A lurc-u for receiving and forwarding provisions to r.ri lu been established at Dieppe. L-nrplles I Prom all quvitire ar. Invited, tut turiuon wiliiah will muaix at tii ailix. I Binur. Fib. 1. Tlie I'rvtlnflal Oomtpondtni of lo-day it lc positively thai tiie Hmreror will re main at Vcualliet during the armistice, on account the pending negotiations for peace. ci station or orxuiTioxs in tui loctn. Mllttiry operations In the toulh of Franc, hue teen concluded by a convention. XOMIKUINQ CINDIPATIS roil Tilt At'tUBLT. Lili.k. Feb. Meetings are brine called In the northern departments to nomloal candidates for lhe Affftublr. mam WASiin. The K ho ilu .vrit la In favor of peic It sills l. sppeMi for rebalance made by the oiual.lpalit.' f Boide.tti encroachments upon the power of tie tTonttllutut Assembly, fl postal rouurxirUTtn. LoirriON. l'rb. 1-5.30 1 M.-Odo ltusiell ttl g aptt n 31st from Versailles that DoiUl itrrice has been r.fvabll'ce.l from Paris and V.rtalllet to Havre and Dieppe, which port are now In communleatlcn by lam.blp alth England. Open letter for the proi Inert and abroad can now ke polled In l'irl, but the trani'xtrilpn of leaUd letters l forbidden. roRllGNEU MOT TC tXTII rATtts. 'f Tie Ftencli do not wlah fo.tlgnera to enter Tat kottl the city hai been revictualled, and no eicep ilon villi b' made to tie regulation to that edict Which hat been made by the German auuorilloi. Biwr.c ?t' a. A tpeciil dtsrotch to th Ttmn. dated Veriill f, ay Bln.arct la Icdlspoied, and nat vltlttd yefUr lay by t!i- Emperor. rnr..vcn niricin icnrxitin. Dtspatchtt Iron Bordeaux have been looked aoxlouMy for, and thote received yettcrdiy and to lay have created a tTfit tentatlon In certain circlet. aThe decree from the Government at llordtiut flili t ht election for the 6th hut., and practically forbid ling all mimbcra or tht tonap..".e and Orieasa yamllltt to be candldatia for the Natioii.il Atirmbly. ad alro til illiilicr., ei atorj. or Couuclilora of State nm'er the Krartre, and Prefect ho h-ve tc tepted cClee between tr.eld of December, lfil. ad lih of September, 1370, hat clren to J Urge Kliu f tte Frtnch rofug t In tilt city a great furrrl. xcorMt". ntritAL to siox to CArm-LAiiuv. The reTutil of the .i.Kmcrft of the Frencb u (Itn the i t t illation It regrdoit by all c atsia. ai J bj all II r ;uurult, Itli aiprnval, at btcomlrg but a la dlgniiy an J tonnJ pul.ticl jodxment. Ul'KV.i JiO.V.V l.f THE HAST. The Tvt entyfonrth 1'rrucl. C'orpa Kvapliu the (irnap ol Ibn Crrmaai llaurbakl'a Army lu htvllxerland. Ztnicu, Keb. 1. The Tw ntv-fourth Frrncb Corif, foimerly a portion of the Army of the K .it, hi eteated the gra'p of the (iermant unjir Geo. Unttua'rl and moed toward L)Oii, POt'HDAKl'll AKUT IN 8WITIIKLAND. The tnlrtncs of BourbitlV army Into Snitirr l.nd ednctt'd In accordtn e with a conviutiv between (Jim. Cilncliant and llowog. U'.irtorcL contimino lioiriLirirt. DoBtAVx. Fes. 1. It It repotted here that Gen. Xlanteuflil h reluied to rroognlis the arailtlice and thtt, direirarJlni: the pro'esn of tho Ticnc. comman'.er, be bat continue I liotlilitiet.by which I tut forced the Frtnch Army of tht Ea.t to toriei. ler or retreat Into Hnltjcrland, J, COO riti.icn aoLuirai ciPTrar.p. h VinsAiM.it, Feb. 2. Gin. Manleuffel reooili Uialthe Fonrtcenth Dlvlilon of hit umycaptu o. len gnnt tnd teven mltrallleura and took Uo yneralt and 4.CH.0 men prlrortrt at CbarTola and romb.court, wett or Fontarlbr. The PevectS Hrlgade cuminz np on the tooth the n xt day cap lured tao eaglet and 2 0UO more pr.toner at rraane, half way on the road betwien t'haapvnole fed Ftntarller Our loet were llxlit. Theroaia o 1'ontarller were ttrenn with material abmdonel by .ne itbreatlng French. Every nveaue ol etcape aor the tarter It cloted on French toll. Sluch Alio about Nolblni. Feb. 2. The Timn comment! on Ocn. kutler' resolution vtelcomlng the Irlth exllet a an Voprecedei.tM proceeding. If terlout, It can bi ly Ve treated a an act of avowed bottllity. It cinr.ot, however, regird It at more thin a part of a disput able came purtued by unrerupuloui politician w o are doing ineir beat to reduce ire character of th-' American repreeeotatlve Government, and are udi lout to recuie the Irltb vote. JIBLf lOlt TUJt OJSRXAX TAXllX. i Hnn'a Account Verlfled-I'rlende la the Ilrnr of Ni-.l-()ver 81'JO for the Hurler-rt-Wlna and Medicine OrTerad. Tb atcouul of the lufJeringa of a poor Oerman bmlly at 21 Wett Flfty-tecond ttteei, which ap Vearrd In yeitcrdaj'e tv.i, baa called forth a genuine xpreatlou of tympatl.y, aa tht tubjolned aocu neata will thow, Tte annexed letter It from a gentleman who doe tjat with bla j' me to be made public I Tv Iht Milc-r of 77l.Vu. Lnrlc-eed I leate ond mv ebeek for 110. payable to lour ordir, which 1 lrhyou would tend lo that Mar fanny In hiD-tecond nit. I wljh ino be SoMod in irocunna- a brace for tit little cbiia't ln iMh t iamlfy aie In need ol mrtlclnft wlnet, or .or win" in my ll". 1 'halt be moil happy to tupplr thrlr want. Ir'e o c iti and In ie your rrponer mould ro "in" "m io tat effut, I will tend them al once tviry b i.- tlieir nut need. Voaa, I'ebiuary v. A CMaLEMA COLltCTI (fi. Ts!''(!uM?fri'!! vilTr paper which evertrmpttblz I wf.h li e "our a'd eic'riS llEn'of the ..lUentl of a Oernian fauily lu t.l w.t r ili) tci-oiid ttieet. 1 toou in. Uui 1 1 e of nitklny a matl collection In taelr bebatf. .to l. iiieii.o"iit ol 111 JO. and I nan anilout to teJ the V tru.h if lie arcouni I vl.lted tl.e plaee l.;jj..f -nd Ilouodju.ir report of trie taiue per.ectlv e itreci. i l""n ni.ue a t vond collection, comm.uclnir with Mr Luc IJi.' iiiai,, r,t l-iifl avi-nue. aim gave ir,e flO J'airlek uaiko of 1 ultiin Market. 15. and jar k.o oil.rre win. c ,ie lur mailer tins a "untl. t hi rc .,;:rs.viai.10ur"itiii iunmN..T. li Willi II M'T A UlkklONAUI lIKUi ti!0. 'Inn Vnte,'ofor the relief of Ibe tlerrran family at m Wil Fllly m roi.il tu ei. noiiie l ntli'i; H ecoiiJioluii.iion luinl iwge of )ui paper, win ...ne ktnuinoo,., to U JUeyj.-au .Saw ur.K, Feb. J. All AKOKTllOrS 10 bll-L. 1 a i t.M man luti.ili livlniritt Ul Imeii.l j..aotoepclol" lu- i truji louai i In war. loTi.i' ti I woulu but trouu.i. you. bat )'u .o I""-: u .Vie tf lb. faiully. o 1 .f"a ii.an m i y io itieni. merely tpoiklug 01 thuir beitk v a .if'', poor ilieniy ilth tun, mo 4. a Nuiax Dtr's wont. Vt Cin.tr. c. Edward. t V Kat l'ortj-ili'h lmi ,i t M H oflli f .-t li g' t ',h l wo i i c 'i 'I c I 1 to I duiiii!.' ib'..ii i" tuint tur Iieiui,. vi. i i.i l m e ililiir. .Mr Ldnarda lit voifl 'i en' ie il i. fi tl.n w nk uf cli ifliy. and hit .1 .m v, Ilia' hi I a l i un bio lo double V 'j, i, ,i,i ann out rueiveil by 1 Hi t1, I i 'i vi a i bt h ducu I "day lo the i)erlii J A. llOLOCAVHT AT KKSOSItA, WIS. naming of iho llallldny llonte-Men and Women Imprlaonnl In the llurnlnc llulld. Ini l'earful llenlh of Two III en A niolbernnd Four Children Hontted Allte. Ktsotni, Wi!., Jan. SI. Al about 4:20 o'clock tlilt tiiornliig CipL Kterelt and Mr. lllaell per fired tmoke iMtilne from tho window. In the tee o.id tlory oi the llalllday llout, n fnur-tiorr brick bulldlne. on tie corner of Main and Fourth rlreet. Ther Irmnedl itely rnn Into tho building, and on reaching th. lamp-room, lound flamet latum from the dour and Ibiongh the floor. 1 her n ere burning with a flerceneita and IntenHiy that proved that tli.'y h.id already been at their fearful work of dcxrnc lloa for aome time. The floor wat cQ.nnletclr atu ralid with krro'cne, awing probably In the iracttire ol aomoof the lampa In th room, which had been uted at a alorerootu. ('apt. Everett at once croreedcl to awaken the proprietor ol lb. hotel, Mr. Smith, and all the In mate! ot lie boute, wlo numbered about thirty. 'I he ahrm wat lii'tantlr reponde I to, and In a lew mln'itc the wholn nelghborhoo l J llioioua-luy lo tM and lutlenlng to the iie.il of the conilf gratlon, tm ruiiM sragto rtAPihiT, Ibe tti-o'e rethl-n up ttalrt ant filling the italr t.i'rt nnd paoigrt wlin n ilcnte and anOocating intnotf hem, Iho guet't rutlied nut In the mo-i ran y in.ln nttlre, and after many cfTorta fctrral or tl um niceecilon In ellectlng their ecpe, Tao hand rnginct were promptly Prepared, while ef. fori w.rc uWo made lo bring lao aeta from .Iho n-lghtorlni aleam work. On wat In the wa.-.in arlory of Kdvard lllalu grrota the tlreel, and the o h r .In tie flouring mill of Gideon Trnetditl, a'tout abltr.t rrmn the hotel on the plir. 'il eie .r iv rapluly pouring water upon t ie linnet, but for a lung tluo without any apparent riuit. THE IMrilttOXtD TICTIUt. MrmaMV the tcene In and around the hnrntnt buildint wat weird and horrible In the rilreme. Tie nlchl j dart, nt pilch, n tironr wind wa blowing from tku north, and a beuvy full or iilnnle J tleet and enow adiled to the tnl'iry of thnte tng'ig 1 In their attempt to rt-tcuo tho It.rtiali of the hotel, lly tho lurid glare of the fl.r.:r could be tfun Men and aotnru tearing f.i m the atndoaa and crying In dip.ilr for a. eKlance Irom below, A full rethsit'.on of their nwlul lo-ilion aaa npon tht m Urn I.'Ioa' vtrro tnojting encournglngl) to bold on or tlctcer.dby ilu r-taln, while ntlier1, wltrt more prrenco ol mind and commendtblt pemoterancei'ti I aUeilly.krou'ht laddr't tro.n tLe eurroundlng burnt and hiy toft', tnd attlt?d In reletting thote tho tat I'r-Ut uc ceeded In de'fridin,-tu tho tecond atnry, but wnn lould go no turthrr. Atnoni; thoee who acre II. lit t.iv"l were four tervant glrlt wuo were ruhej In mo alrlot of garuientt, h.ivlnx been emlil-'il r aaakeu ed by the choking actokt and beil of the I i'ne. An efi'trt waA llun made lo ren h Ine third !or ol me lintel, but trie ladder were all loo ehutt. Flnatlr, tveo laddara were (Irmly It'hed togr'her. and two men ran up, bnl au Inun-o wat the hrat and to dat'cerout Ibe altempi that t icy were rtlueiautlr compelled to dciltt. buddenly tui scsttwt or a won in and ciuirmti were heard abo even the din ot cxfltrd volcet li.liiir. end one more attempt wat made to reach tfto thud tlory bt meant of the ladders but again "it. the I rave tnru drlttn back by the heal Irom within. It now became knoan tr.at the front room on Ibe llilrd 'lory wat occupied by Mr'. Merrill and bir lour Ittt.i. childrin, ll eldest of whom ant a child ol Vi year, cf age, and tne yonngrit an Hfant In atma. Nothing could lie teen at the window, tiut Ue despairing enrt told their oau terrible Ulr. Catt Eierett wat determined to rescue Hie unlortu nste fai'iily. even at the risk of hit own Hie, ami btav.'y ran cp tha atalr unlll hegalnel the apart iuon.t Irom whleh It was Mated Mrs. Mir ml ,is iiiduiti.. lug to iscpe. lie rracl.rd It win., ut Injury, thouih nearly sull'i eded with tne tmoke. He eearehert the room, hut con'd clc,vr no ou.. He rrkd out tut tl fltst received I n r'ply. Again he filled, nnd Imard a faint and tinted rnpnn-e rrotn sum. Qi taut fi rtnin hi the building. Clare more the bra mi.n rushed Into the tuTocating at'i.os'..Uere nt the corridor; but sltb.otgh he beard the cry of anguii oni tl e mother and the thrlekt of terror Irom the llltls on he could not dltcoier aherr they acre si uated. l'ct.iog himself (r:du.ili aunuuiblng to the el. fling tmoVe. I.e was foreel tii rellsnnls'i the arh, and again ditsended to the grini'.'l to meet t.ic etger dsartiJ of those below with a terrible LtKttne. nonniDLK sctt. During t' e brief txrtod occupied In this ararr'i ttLer scenes had ocetiried, horriole enoujn in them setrt lo chill tac blond ut tht I uudreds of npivta lort. Mr. Utmtiud i trror, ton of Horace Capmn.. L'niti'd Sutet Couimttttoner of Axrli-tiliure, wat itleep in hit room adjoiolng that of Mra. tlrrril Ahm aroused by Iho flame. Friru the street eruld Le seen the stair leading to bit upnrtmetit In or. ttits uf lltmas. the current of the alt drawing ofmupaard at.d fttmlng tbein lulo an iliten-nj it h t tb.t soon consun.nl I!., auolen tlrueiuri Th 10 nilow could tc h.m uist thrnnrS Ihtt it rro.p'iere ol fire, clad nrlr In In tl.lrt and diawert. 1 1 t: e t -f nd store, tud e-ay lu de-cetid b tin- ta..a but ttcte ha t t--n burned away, and oi.l he nlndo i lai left, tor this he made hit I nit. lux eatu.u.t. ciiruzmg lo Lim, nnl leapt d to ih gr.iimd Into the ok. Haifa doxen men sprang tu i a .tttla-rne and raited him. He wt quite delin ou, rated terribly, and Insi-ted with the strengt'i o' a lusduinii on walking .cros the stieet. Hut the ratoDsra wis t. on over. Lit friuzr tutu. led. an le was carried lo the huue ul 11 tuy Anjre, on th nri'Ositt Sid ol lh" siriet, blood dm plug fro it all pans of his body at every ttcp. The lamplight r--ealed a nibrvrs aricrin.r. nis r'g'it deek was burn'd clear to II e bone rt"l met of charred flesh tell Irom It. Hit mlrir b.un i rutruded, chtried and fch white, lie i i young man, aged ab.iut St yetr. and wis en -pii) hi a. a ilvrk tv hm brother, A. II. (.'alio, tl .ur and It-id dtHler. 11 is tiuiuairitd. lletlivrt It. I'h.-te, a young man recently rair it d, whose l'e It now Hutt, wat aroitd by I fix smoke, nnd ondei.vored to decent bv tL. t .iiri"-e. Ill' rnuin s In the fouith story, ab. nt suty fest from Ihe ground, lie w.it ntarl. suIIjC4H 1 In Ining to reach the ntalrs, .tnd returned to bit rooio. ile could be seen Irum Inu street p.im log before Ihe window. Iiom which he eudden y l-H'd. Whin picked up, It was found that he -ns tuned a compoun I fnctare of the tuuh, bcsUet i.tral Intern it Injuries. rilmoun Fuller, the clerk of th. hotel, a man 3j i ira of age. who for the last Ih eoty ytart has been connected with the establishment, met a raiaicu. rM wl Ile In the gerformanc. of this duty. He anong the first who aer. ahrmod by Ctpl. Een li. tic roe, and, hastily clotlilni: lilinaclf. slartrt I r the ecood Hory lh order to save Ihe gtiettt of the botel. Just at be wst pi-lnethe f ito'ul lamn room door, a lernllc explosion wat heard. 11. ret thrown upon hit face and actually atnnted with kerosene, which, ismllng, enieloped lilm literally In .garment of flam., lit atlll preaerved tiifflcicnt rrcaeuc. o' mlud to tun to th. window and throw hlmtt 11 out, when he waa lakrn to an adjninlni Ilu ry stable, and from thence to Ihe residence of Mr. W. F. Hal I day He was buraed ulmoit beyond the possibility ol re ognltlon, b'Jtilung ou lo life and con'dous lat In a manner quite phenomenal. He Used lu .gonv until 8:30 o'clock this afternoon, when lis died peaefully. Fuller was a rattblul nenaut. and met hi' Bud like a hero In a vtln attempt to sat. Ihe l.ves of othetf. He wu untnirrlod, but was en g.ged to a joung lady In this town ho It loved and rcapecttd haruly lest than be wat. Ills diaili it one of ihe niotl touching acta of tolf-facrltico sitr it curded. rOkTCHATi iscArra. Col, Fred Iivell.iif I ills town, occupying a room adjolniug Mr. Merrill', was not awakened until lb. fitmea bid gtlned cootlderable headwuy. Opening hi door b. wns nearly aoffoeated by u, inoke, bnl era led on hi band and knees down tne bick entrance and to th roof of a lower purl of tl. building, Irom wh'ch lie was taken tittle Ibe worte for hit experience. Barauel Kau iey occupied a back room on the third floor Eliding his .acape cut oO by the flamet, he broke lh. ligote of the window In bis room, lacerating nit hand, and Jumped from that height lo the ground. A mattrast broke th. fore, or liU fall, and be wat fleked up only lightly hurt. Ho It ot hit ordinary bustnes to day. Zack Wilder Jumped from Ihe lop tiorr tu tne roof b.low, llienco to ihe ground, sus taining uo tpratent hurt. Mr. J II. Jloth.of the llrm of Dewey A Jtoth, arrived in loan hint night with lilt hrlde. Th. Liter aaa rescued with a ladder by llr. ti. 1,. H stints. Th. happy pair lott all the r cu thine, except what liny bad on, which waa tery little. Mr. Mitchell, Irntilllng actnt for the firm ol llartlc't. Uutmsn A l'arker, of ll Dearborn lrel, L'hliagu, Jumped fro-n the third story, and ..c-resl allghtiy hurt. Kdanrd Wado, cook of tne eslablnlinunt. occupied a btck room on th. top floor Thi'Utt teen of hlrn wat Ua he aiut to bed lrt ni.t.t. 11. I probibly IIIXEtTU Till nnxs. Tu. fire aaa put out by 8 o'clock Ihlt morning. The Itia-nt ol water continued to play on li.i ma in order to cool thru.. .rp..ral..rr to lh. sad i of dicing out tho rinmlns. lj JJ oil ck "i y wtro .ufficl.nily cooled U coiuti'.noi oik. D.rlnitt nas sutj.tn.eil th.ougltout SV, loan and all w'io coil d aeito3 In no rtitrrh. After an I'o.'r' 0,r,K earn, up "'n the last terrible evidence of the tragic ,?l o Mr Merrill nnd her little one. llJitfa u a I, or 1. ckt nnd be itn I ty llw mother, carte I t 'i t.n.ler. lur Inc. so burnt"! at to have lost all (.itbUic. uf huuiaiiitv. t'usped tlgh.ly to l it r r "t waa the II lie one )i'.ir-oh p.l, alt" ertiblv huiiiedi adjacent aero tlo icuiains f Iho thiol (ther chlldren-tv.u boy. nnd i.e Crl orralr.i! n gr'U?, gasltt. tt i?ler, ihich drew from the ijot ol .t .nee-t men teaie alilelt not eti-n thid.- inm- i .ouidaui'prist. Tenderly the litilo cor.i"; a,- ia,ieniiafl placed In cofnn., au. lU-u he napes- luuiher w taken np, slul rlinrjt g to J 1. 1, in i' aiili a giueolbat not oven un tigoiitxln u' c.uld loosen. Mutlier and child now oii'iil'i u, .am. i' Oln It wat not knoan precisely whtio Mr M-ri, 1 mlil be found, but It ,V".1"!c':t',", lint um I, u ii it 't be was nt boiult Hcnd, I ml II" au. inii.(.dulely til grupb.d for, and I expected lo night. iT.opr.RTT initrs. The b del waa uari'd by r d II. Ilunals, and valued at t-.OuO. lueurid for t-'l.tWO lu Iho l'a, .fie. oft foi'iis. The luikltui' w.t lalucd at XJ lit Mr a lor two in tho M:n, of lltrllord. MR. TWEED'S LEGISLATU11E. tjik oiiost or Tiro.nni,r utii.l jiAt'XTiyo tui; As.iuMitr.v. A Quesllon of Verarllv bettvrrn 01 r. flood rich nnd llie Clentlenian from Hllgo What the I.rgl.lntnre Knovra abont Farming In Ibe Trsntnlily Flclil to and In a Duel f Alhait, Keb. S. llolh liouica to-day rctolrcd lo hold an evening tottlon, whlcn would seem lo In dicate tint they ar. desirous of getting to woik and making the tesslon a ahott one. Immtdlitily after the reading of the Jonrnnl In the Assembly this mornlcg Mr. Goodrich nrote to A ut'KtTiox or rmvil.cai, and srrt to th. Clerk, disk a copy of the ArffVi containing itn article entitled "Hitting lta Friends," which Ihe Cicrk read. Tho article claimed that th. Journal, In attacking th. Hon. T. C. Fields for act ing at lounttl fcr Carey while be wat to tit n Judge In the case, applied rquilly to Mr, Ooodrkh, who, according to the printed report of the majority cf th. Committee, appeared as counsel for Mr. T trout, bly. On th. conclusion of lh. reading of tie article Mr. Goodrich ttated that II wat nntioe. lie utter saw Mr. Twombly until he met him ou the floor of this Home during Ihe present session He did on one occasion, during the absence of Mr. b'.e aart, the counsrl for Twombly, appear before the Coinml'tes and risk that eubpeenat he Issued lu compel lijtU' tendance of wltnet'es. He recognlxad th. lnw prlely ot a member of Ihlt Home attlnj at coui.tfl In a ca.it on ahlch ho wat lo sit as Judge, a QfEtnot or vaniciTT. Th. member from Ullgo, alio was one of the Committee on Privilege and Elections, sai l Ihr.t Mr. Goodrich did nppeir bfnte that Committee on scvenl ocraslona as count 1 for the petitioner, and that all in. members of Ik. Comuillc. to con flicted him. Mr. Murphy, the CI simian of Pi. Committee, tald that at the llrst meeting of that Committee Mr. Goodrich appe-trel an 1 announce 1 himself as oun el for Twombly. :ud that nc i' pre-ent at everr subsequent mettlng of the Contmi.lee lu thitci larlly. Mr. Allkcn, of Kings, said that during th. let siont of Ihe Ciimtnittee, and while Mr, rtewart wat present, he saw Mr. Goodrich there ronnscllln; and altllng with him, and acting at counsel In tl.e cae. And here the mtlt.r waa dropped, Mr. Good rich ilMiylng thtt he wpa counsel In th. case, while tare, other gentl u.en Ii titled that be wat, Who It ntlstaki n t The bill lntroluc.d In tl. Senate last week by Senator Genet of New York, ItKGl'LATISG Till SALK Or rtTIXT yrl'lCINts, Ii crratlox a derided aensallon among tho dealers In patent medicines. Senator Norton the Chairman of the Commlttae to whom Itaat referred being over whelmed with letter In reference to It. Th. bill prorldet that no medicines of ti lt character shall be manufactured or cflcred for sale excel t they have li-niped on the package In which ther are contained ti e namei of the Incredlentt of which tm-y ore com posed nnd tho dlfciiti which they are Intended to cure. All mellclnes manufactured or olTcred for sals in tlolctlun ol tblt act are to lie dettroyed. The Govtrntr, a ttl. tl e consent of the Senate (If In ses sion I. it tu itppolnt die comn.!t-!oncri. to be pliYrl clint ur chemists, who arc to analwe and taailne a) pnterl medleli et noi offered fir an! all Icreafler n.ar.nlactnrrd in Ihlt Slate, and luak. cer ttt1c.tr. thtreor, which the manu acturer of or de it er therein mul put on each pactagoas provlled abete; and also how long turh medicines vullcon tlnuo fit for ii'e. These couimlttioaeis ar to le aprolntrd for lire jears; the first Hoard lo consist ot U.rco c'.i'ff two lor tao year, two for three virs, and one for five year und they .1. ('I intni .,t conueiisatlon for t.teir teiticet tao and i riu hall Tercct'l. of the cost ol n.ai.Uacl trlng sneb ree.tl uiu at they tnav examine, ahlnii l tu be paid by lh. manulae irer or denier. Thi' e n,tt ini t are to h.,u tao i m et in tin city ot New York, where the prlnrlpil re-onl rfbro ahall be located, one In Albanr, 0119 In r-yrarute. aiidiiue lu llutl.uo. Thtyuro to fits rvrtiflrales ot anlrloa wt.ica Ibey have examined, in order that ihey ma be t el J to arcountabili.y pi C't of death occurring irom the uo Ih.rrnf. Ihe Commission ers aru tu ii rl annually to the LexUltlurc. Th"y are also aoihuried to prohibit tht- ma, u.'a'lur unci sale ol any mdlcln-t In tlilt Mlale eompospd uf In gre llenlt which tlu-y find to b. deli-trrlotit 10 the i-cntutni-r. All dealcri In pa ct.t mil rines ire to n tif the OuiBOilMionMt ul tnelr plieot of host tit st, and Hie name an.l description of i.ie artleiVt thiy msnn'acture or ulf.'r fur "ale. Minn ti-luren ut dialeia t.olatlng tho pruvlilant ot 1'ils art tu be 1 11, ut.e 1 b) a Cno of not leas in. n tin nor more than l,iM or linprisunmont if one ni.titn orun--eir ill llto discretion of the Court, togrtlur Willi 'he ru.ts of the aciicn. Fires In be paid to the County Ttea'urcr of the eounty In v hich the nflrnee it touiiulitid, and go to I te ni.ij-i'rt ol llie poor, ex ctrt lu ctlle, where It shall bo npplled tu tne reltif of ihe puor 01 such city. TllS.UHKTICtL V. rUlCTICIL AUnielLTl'lE. There was conlderalile discussion this morning In lh' Asftmbly nter the bill to renew Hit chiller of II. e New York State Agricultural Soctelj Mr. Aliord charged tnat tl-e object was to creute a close corpuraiinn ci-iisisllng ol gcntlitot-n who did their farming on paper, and thut.lt timidly debairol tlie rial tillers of the soil Irou der.Miig any boneflit Irim the existence uf th. Society. Mr. Fields wished to knuw If he refcried lo the auth r uf the book entnled "What 1 Know almut Farming t" Mr Altoru said that was a te of the cenllcuien lu wltcuitbe referred. Alt, r ronslderabl. dl'cu'tlon hy Mrssr.. I.ttthJohn, Sorltmer, Fields, aud otner the hill, with several Important aiuenduu'iitt, was orili-rril to a tl Ird readinc. Mr. Madlcaii, of Sew tork, hat prepirel A HILL HCGlLATIa MDOIl and th. hours of service on horse and sli.ct mil road tars m IU city of New YorK. It prohibits all rat,r. ad luuipaulet irom cr-:iii then- driv"it or conductors more than legal hnurt wltnuut rxtri louipeii' itiun, the amount lo be mutually agreed upon. C'otntuulet falling to eomply wlln the re ntitrements of Inn act shall lo guilty ol a misde meanor punishable by a line iuf not lets thin f33 1, r each ottence. Drivers and c ntdui'tura so oter acrltnl may nuc for anl ret-over for tudi service. AFTER pnl'XIKN IlULtOAI) rtlPLOTErt. Mr. Prlnce.of Queer.s,ht prepare 1 n bill to amend tl.ti net itHihoriJiltig In. formation ol railroad coin panic end regulatlug the tame. It amends llie fort, Dirt arcttuu, b) providing dial If no perron em ployed upon any rallrntd g"ta drunk ahlle engsged 11 ihe ditch trge of Ma duties, ne mill ne punished pyaflne not exceeding S ICO, or Imprlsonmen: for mx months; aud ir, by reason of uch lotoilnitloe, 1 e shall do au) act or neglect any duly which shall cause Injury to Hie. person, or property, be shall bo punished by Imprisonment In the county Jill rnr not lest t tan tlx months, ur In Slate Prison for flio learn, lu the discretion of tho Court, WILL TIIEKI DC A rldUT? During tho discussion In th. Assembly laat Tues day on th. contested teat of Carey, tnere aaa a sll 1,1 pastag. at iirms beiaeeu Meisrt. Nelton. of Dockland, and lllgnall.of Tioga, oalug to the latter eenlleman conttantlv Interrupting Mr. Nelson a remarks, The matter not conIJered of anr asriou Importance, and doubtlett ratse-l from the minds of most ot thus, present Imme diately. ud would not bsvo been ngaln thought ur bad not Mr. Illiuall yesterday received a note purporting to come from Mr. Nelson, and demanding tin apology for hit conduct on that occasion. Mr. Uiguall. who Is a seiilleman of uiidotlhled cuurage, placed thy note In lila breeches pocket lor luturo refcrinre. Ditrlnn th. day no wat called Into tne cloak room, wh-ro ha waa mel by tho Hon. F.utoite Duruln, aboatkedhlm If he had recolvid aucli a couunu itlcatlon ana what be proposed to do about II. Did be Intend to make an apology, and aould ha .end an answer to th. communication Mr. lllgnall In reply demanded tho gentleman a name, wnlch wai given lilm of cuurao. II. then .aid that he did not recognlxe tl 0 light of uther Mr Nelsuii or auv of tilt Irtend lu ca.l lilm to account lur w oi da spoken In debate. He was not alialdtir Ho genlleninn from llncktnnd, by no means He had mu lt gunpowder before In the do luncc of lii ruuntry. und I e should not hesitate to IHk. 11 Sllllll tl, 11 uaill lur llie i'uil'("-w v m hit rights. It is but lair to t 1I0 Hut dm lug tho discussion Mr Nelson was lit loe best of humor, and It I bar ly pruhaulo tout ho w rut. the nutt abuvi re. tired o. I'hc who'e iiflVr w as evnlt ntly a set tlillll to Inttnil'late Mr. lllgntli but ho dou'i care worih 11 tl Dr. M. A. I'lunell, a pronilnent member of tui tit uits'a ckiu, is In loan, and moving about as llv. li ..n It I- pet; tblflora mini uf his weight iboitt four htindted nniuidsi to do. He liti"-'d throiuh a terriblo ordeal T u Ping, I'Mln'tf iiver-lepl lt.iu.elf. and being olato toa tho liot In hit room, at th. D.la vi,, tt id at t.u ItatMii m would run the risk of break-in-' li ctrrligi-.'oy brliisimt 1.I111 n to the Cinltol. IfTv aa rompelle I to walk. Ha ltt tho Do.Haii ut ll Jl. Vnd .11 rived In tho NMtaio chamber at 1 -J being Just lo hour mid two minute iwalklna- I dtaui.ee. Tho Count 0 IHIen ae ccunpan led him part ..r Hie way. but left htm at tl.o foot ol 'he lull lur the ptiiposo of announcing to l. llott tho approach uf n Umiiicusio vltltor Kiery ireparaMou was ntado for hit reception, tho Itrongett nnd largett chair In lh. ch inibor belli: Placed by the .h'u of the HotJ for Mm I" tit upon but U wal fouul uuuual lu th. task luini .ed i.txiu It, th. leg mapping like pipe stems as soon at hit Immense h .uncnrt were plsred uuon It, A teal wa. Irrprovlted of spittoons and fuottloolt w ile I with atood the test, an.l artcr ho had Irnnsae'ed hit bull, net. the Host ordered his own carriage 1 1 tak. lilm back to Hi. hotel. A niw inn ntr-RtitxTATiva. Mcnt.-Col. Ilralne, of the gallant Ninth iteglment, I here, and It It understood hit butlnett It tu look after tho Interests of Erie during lh. ahsenc. uf Crouch. Ilu attracts much attention hy his mlllisry bearing, and the be antltul manner In wnlch he kst pt lilt uioustach. waxed. Tne Katlrotd Cumrrltl.o have deeldrd to give Mr. Goo Irleh a hearing on his bill (or the repeal of ttie Erie Directors' law on. week Irom next Wednesday, the II1I1 lit at. TOII riKl.ts AOTIHTItlHCi JANAtlSCHtK. Mr. Jacob, offered a retoltttlon that the Hons, tako a recets until o'clock this .venloi, In order to try and do some butliirss.pt Ihey would pruhab'y adjourn lo-morrow until Monday evening. Fields wat opposed to tils, nt he Ltd enraged a box at lh. theatre this evening lor the purp-it. of llttt-cltiK lu the great .lanautc. sk, whom be proceeded lor about ten mluntes to laud at the creates! nt all llttng aelresteti bnt, notwithstanding he was very funny, the House derided against hlin, and tl.. .vetting tisslon wat ordered. A IMAI inltr IX TDI AMIUBLT CBiMnstt. Duilngth. iMlon of th. A'Somblj Ihlt morning, tome sneak thief manig.J in snatch from tho tctrf of t lofty Cloolt a valuable diamond pin. lilt only hl'Ctt.'ary to cay that bo suspicion roslt upon th. Nea York delegation, at tho; know full Will that If It It lost thiy will have It present bim with an other. Sen dor Tweed introduced a mil to-day rnoiTiniTiNO Tin cupLoTUCitr or cutxati rjAMpollc labor. Mr. Tweed aM h.bad lulrodnred fur bill at tho rcqnest ot Ihe nurklnirmru ul Now Y"rk, and was nut triptrcd to tay he wat to favor or it. Senator Murphy Introduced a bill prohibiting tho thruwlngor oflul, Ac., In the East and North lllier. A's lu exinipt bonus and murlgigoi on real chili Irun t txatlon. A Mil aas passed Incorporating lh. Turn Yereln In Ibe city ni New jor. Senator llerc. Intrud.ieel a bill Inenrporatlng Pie I. peg Is'and Loan and 1 rust lumpaay, with a capl tdot lflti.lio.1. la I ,u Hi u-e, the following bills were or 'crej to a third resdiob! Chtnzlng the ntm. of lh. M. K. CI nrc'i at Tut.tpkitisvl.le, Hltten Island; amending the charter or the La.ip 1' I'nto.i Aid isocitty of th. M. E Church ot New York j nrasl lng lur a fnr tnrr supply of wa'er to th. city of Jlrook.yn, and for Mtlng the rtnenset t'.iereof. T I Senate I 4,1 u lor.t session this inornlug, mitt of tho tims being bCi'uPied In the cumljiratlou o. Mr. Tweed' bill to provide AN APPITKINAL WATtll trrrLT ro NRW T01C. The bill anthorlxct It,. Commissioner of Public Work lo acquire title on behalf of the city lo any such real cUte aa he in.iy deem necessary for iho fittrvo. In raso he caniml a:rre glth Ihe owners. Hie Is to be acquired bv application lo the Supreme Court, In Um sime mincer at Inet-oo railroads under Iho general law the application lo be made to II e Siiptem. Court uf the Firsl Jndlrlal District. The Comptroller It In Itsne bonds, un tho noultillo. uf the Commissioner, for stick moneys as m.y be necessary. Ii lh. I'oiamti.lo er slull flee It neces s try to use any hlghwata, h. shall construct others In their plaee. Sure, of tr.e lawera Ic the Senato frumthe Western patt of the Slat. Iln uiht these provisions ra'hcr vague. There oectdly otje ted to the re-ttletPm ol legal prtKreuings 10 tho courts o' th. First Dftrlct. Fkm Tweed lot n.t himself rather out of hit e'e men! In thla deb tte. He fretted considerably, whl'e Hi lawyers idling.! Iniu a proir.u-ted technical dis pute, au t elideniiy thought t'.l II.. talk atmut Oeue rat anl special Term, and other pro.v-tlunal mat tert a great Pore. tin bovs 11 inn a "rum of ful'r ve lulnutos a terv long one fur lilm In wh'ci he xato n riaplncand forcibl.-Picture of tnt cil-mlty t.tat tnlgtt rr'tllt If I lie water itinply 11 ould run short. His speech wis very i-lfcctlt. In Its way, but did not prevent a further loui-wnled dltcu-.slot) of the letril pop It Invdvi j. Uut the "enstors from Wester-. ur and Dale.ie's, whose constituents wcr. chiefly aflrctcJ, apptari-d itli fled u.tl, Ibe b il at it sii, and did not second the etlr.rts of tr.e western Senators to it wis ordered to a third re. dine, gru'tly tu the relief ot Ihe 1W. who had cha'od visibly under th. Ql'ruitlon. He .ici.iSed bli joi by a lavlsn disirlbutlon cf thesire tickets .ntnii: the pages, tnd by Invitlug .terybody 10 dine wlln hint. Ml.: DAS l i:i. M'l AllI.ASU'S I.UCrVRK. mneu. Klekt. nud AV'omen'. tVrons. Wnttten (Tnln.ii.u Iho l!tretlte rrnuchl.r A r-lory ul Nets .lerter I. ntly ltepemere, Mr. Daniel Mer.ilaiid lectured in Newark last evrtilo; at Lthraiy HUI. Owing to ISe bad weather, tl e uuducce vrct net to large as vras expieled. The lecture wat a coul icd an al!c argtiiiiot.t ngnlr.it ihe wctuenV rights Movement. H. held that tl.e no lenient wai an unr.ctuial Innovation npon the fcrrua ot so'lety. although be admitted that thire were scrre tuhntrd lnnstlra mixed up In II. Men were not so rrlCrh and trulal a tht y were repre sented ly the wotnti.'s rights people. On the con trary, In their conduct Uwtrd ladirt they always exhibited mere icnsidrrailon and klnnm-ss than Ihey did toward their own cx. Woman" strength lay In her wi i kt.e-s, and Ihe teats ol the weakest wr-mnn T-re nlwars mere powerful Iran t' e will of tl.e Hrontist lrago I'roprltticf rondcrl In men and worr.tn eruld not be regarded from the saniu point of new. Wieii a woman fell Into the vice ul mi n. soiieiy regarded her as l.avlne lullen from a t iti po'ltton, and looked npon her fall us more de. ttiJIUL- that, that of a man. In Ihit torn!) was right; for u bad woman wat alwa wurta ta.,a a bs i man. Afur allcdlrg to the law of rr.arrlare and dl vuree, be dwell furclb'J npon the iropocl eiercl-e ol Ihe elective frat.c! he by women. It was r aim id that th" tillrt wat thilr natural right Tblt re d third, ler there was no turl. thing In cil-t. re as a natural right In rricard to toting. It was nonsense tuiun'ind that wjmen slonldhave lb rirht to tote cs tl. iqnal of men. Ext. nd tu them that rlgM, and with Iho s'.me prcpnsly ther might he 11 ado policemen, soldi. r, litdge. members ot Con-rit-f, and ctdea at West Point. The rail m .Jorliy or the ladlet uf tho Cnlted Statet were ngtilnst this absurd muviinrnt, whlcn arneared to hate receded Its (cni li grartn tte petition of the ladles to (.'on tri-n r k'.tti.tt iho enactment of auy law graiiliug sne;i a liiihte. Al the close uf the patt een'nry women had the rlah' uf inltrace In Ihe stale of New Jersey, ol which they availed Ihem-elvet on twn or tine, ucea sioiia and lu a ,-unUst between Elixabelhtown and N1m.1t k m legard tt the lucAeion of the county seit, lite blarlt and while women turned out tn ina'ff and voted a. often as they could cuooce their drc'ta. The legislature at the lolluwlne tsson wera compelled on account of Ihete great frutidt lo decare tlie tote void, and to dls'rtnchit. Ihe wo turn, denning sucn lerl.lation necessary for the sof.ty. quiet, gol d order, and dlrnil) or th. Slat.. 1 l-at raurhl bo t iketiat an cxtmplo uf tho effect of t n'raiichisiiie women. Mr. Mrfarland made no altnslon whatever tn bit ric nt Imuhic, lilt delivery was unnfleeled and geutlemanlj 1 he lecture wna completely successful. yiT. Cre.wrll nnd the Cborponnlng Fraud, Waiiiingtox, Feb. Manv falto and tin founded itatemcnla have been published relative In the action oIlheroelnuuter-Grnemllii Invrsti.atlng and adjusting the claims or George Chorponntng. These claim were presented to Poatmasler Gen eral Crtawell on Sept. Vi. 199, and alter hearing counsel lnopporloltnem, Mr.Cretwell flleJ hltde cltltn In writing, concurring tn the orlulont pre. vloosly gtvon by his prtdeceor, Pottmtster Gin' irala Holt, lllalr, anl Itandall, who had alt decided airalnst them, npon th. cround that the case wat I c aifjtilf rf 1. Chnrpeniiini! llteu petitioned fun cress, claiming that Ihe nci for his rebel, approved March 3. tKVT, had been Improperly ronttrued. an I praying for th. passage of surh u Joint resulutlntt or act as would require the Postni:vtl'r-Gener.il ur other accounting offlcor, lo udlml and si-ttle lit. claim upon the basis and terms apoclned In the said act. and urun the afO livtu and proof cu tllo lu the Hnuse.ol Itepresetitatlvft, Congress giantcd Chorpornlng' rttltfon by Pa's Ini the Joint resolutions of duly 15, IS7U, which di rected the I'usiniaHter-Cicner.il to Investigate and adltint theo ilaltus tirchurpennlngtn the vi ri inodo nrd upon the pionN asked by the potltloner. Mr. Cretwill proceeded to execute, Hie will ofc (ingress, at eipr,sed in tho j'llnt resolution, to the be-t ul hit ubiliN. aud wa eo .intlned by ihe trrii't ot tlie law to ol'uw tbutuniol fllS.OtO Ul at due Curl di ning und-'r the mid resolution. A" mi executive ufflci-r, his single duty III the premise was lo 1 -cute the law rerordlngto its tirtns; no disi-reti.iti-ari noer beln gitfii Idin either In re.Pi'.'l I') Iho basis ol rvniunertitlon, or tho pruufs l. .1 y i- snbsttintlaic th. claim. Ho was bound tu recii.ti -.e Hit, law ut n lorr-et exire -i.m of the iesidatiM' will Having made mid ti,ed bis aw ird f abuvo sta nd, Mr. Cres.idP. c. I.ncetlon with tin; tui' round, lie ne. r IaiiuI un wnrnint or draft for the tuut'i' uriiny parlor It, or directed an; ot'irt-Hl-cci tu linw .tn ue'i wn.aiil nr d.ait. lu faet, t u w uraut ur dr.tt was drawn iheufor Tint ltrtrnt tifllic liitn.l llrnbbere. Waiiiincitoh, Feb. 2. Thu il -lont 01 Ittu Si. Crlox und huperh r bill by a ile -ltie iimjotlty, alio, hanglns llro 10 long, Indlratct the los ol oilier lotid grunts which are bchinl it. otue ur which are very Iiitrltorlout cases; but the tiroiK current w l.l"li seem t.i be tuiiiiiiig ngii.nii th. 111 bids r.ur 111 swi.p iwuy all beforo It. and tho W-j-t will luto tu pu: up wiilil.wv riaiiroads iu iho fumtc. Conflriniillona by Ibo Hfcul.. Tito Penuto vestcrdiiv eontirincd Georce I. Wioda ul Oregun lo I liumhor ul I'lah. thi 110111I nation or Silas A flilcklund hating bieu withdrawn Geur.oA. Ilinck of I tali Torittory It to b Secio tirv uf tut IVffltoty. LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS. d.i. irnrtv asi tiihiw nr run tWX'S JtHI'Oltl nits. William Mnnngbnn brfuro Justice steafl Hots- h. wn. Htrlndled nut uf an fH Pitlr f flo.l.-Falber CPKeefe'. Troublea-A I'nllra .lustleo In Pursuit of Information, A man named William Monaghan, a shoemaker by trade, residing at ICS Madison tlroet, came pant ing and puffing Into the Essex Market Police Court yesterday alternooo to tell how a prisoner who wta brought In at Ihe tame time had cheated Father O'Keele oil of 1M. "You are the complainant aralt.st the orlsoner; tel ut bear what be did lo you," aild Judgs fieult. "Yls, yer Honor; I'll tell, ycr Honor. He pur tended to be a Catholic priest, and lit 'douo' Father O'Ke.fe out of IM Lot us hear what b. did lo yoa," again Inttr f o'cd the Judge. Yls, yer Honor, he came to my rlac. on the Olh of Declmb.r lat and ordered an $4 pair of boots, to be brought to hit lodglni when finished. Ile rep minted himself to be a Catholic priest xolng around visiting th. tick and performing other works of marey. Hy the'tatnc reprcslutationa be don. Falbcr O'Keernoatofilfcv-" Stick 10 your own ttory," said the Court again, Ylt. yer Honor, I.e told me ho wit mlng to see Mrs. Dufly and other people whom I knew, and 1 believed him tu be what he said, a Catholic rrlest. Dal be I no priest at all. Sure th. .am. war he f wlndlrd Fall.er O'Kcr-f. out ol 1W CI, botheration," aald lh. Court keep to yo ur own c Yls, jer Honor. I made lh. boots and tint them to bis lodgings In Clinton strtrt I fortot the ntiui her bnt lie w.it not tn, and they acre left for luai. I never saw him ar un till I saw mm with the oOlcer here, wl en he told me that the day alter he got the bouts ho moved to Maditou avenue I lorget the number but I win' t. see If hit elory wis Into I found that al lb. plac. he aald, they tlldn't know I, un at nil. at ill. or any p -r",,n like blui. Sure he don. Father O'Ki-efe out of J1W-" "That mil do' aaldth- Cleri "algn your n.une to tho afldtrlt." Yls, yer Honor; I cannot wrll," said the com plalnattl. Su he tnnched the pen and made his mark. TL. prisoner, whu Is n emootb-ftctd. venerable loikln; ptrsnn, gave hit name at Jirr.et Iltnrr O'Carrull, II. has victimized many persons, who, bing mostly of tr.e pious cists, ar. unwilling tu prosecute. He aas found sell nx bouk, lur a chat. liable purpose, as be represente I, at tl corner of Pik. and Madison streets. Ju'tico Sc' lt coniml'ted him for elimination. He aald nothing nhal.vtr lu rerly to th. ihaige, The Jtttiiel l'.iitlp l.ltltr itlun. In tbe cm- uf L'lianiplain Ilowrii and either against Nelsun Chate. Jtdge Cardoxu, at tru'.remo Court, Chambers, yrtlerdtr rend red an opinion, In which he .ays that It Is plain to Mm that when I'., plaintiff gave the stipulation to try these cause on the Cist day ol Ibe November term, l'CS, which wa txartcd as a condition of granting tl elr motion for a ptstpuncment at Ihe October circuit, they were irrt arlrg to remove the causes tu the United States Cunrl. and Instead 01 tttlng the adjournment for the lurpose aiated, Ihey Immediately proceeded tn transfer to Mills tn Iho Federal Court. Judae Cardoxu addnl that this conduct wat what plain, honest people wont, I term a Iraud. and discussed th. question uf plaint. fl'e light to have tbe Judiment lu difanlt opened. His linrt.r argnod that In rely ing un the lellrf In th. validity 01 their right tu re move th. Cau-e tu Ihe federal Courts, ther alluwed dtrsult to be taken, .lid even w nen Ibey lound out their mistake, tl ey were still vcr dlialorr, and onlr made lbs motion lu opeu the di-'ault a year alter It w.t token. Judge Citrdoz? denied th. mo Hon. lteducllon of E.ulsrnllou Itend llntiry. At a meeting; of llio Corumlitluneia of Ktnigr.i Hon yesterday, the Special Committee nppolnte I to consider Ihe advisability of reducing t,te bead money on emigrants reported that they had conferred with tie agents of rarloua thlpplug lines and found them, while united tn favor of the present commission, strungly 01 In. opiuloit that luiuilgrailon would bv lnrreaetbya rodu-tlou ol 1 1. commutation tax. t'pon this repoti a ie-o:ullon was .'loot,..! that die roininntallon luontk I', reduced Iruui iM lu I.W, nd that the ltaanl do repur to the Leg.- lature Its tnteatlon lu carry un tne buln.-as uf tl.o Cumula tion uu Ihe hls uf fl.ro per Lead enmntuttiloii uioue;, prutldod the lgl'laturo tpprulet th. act. A I'lgbt Ot.rillH) Itrnd nlr.lt. KUlit parrots, elRliteeu thrushes, nnd three huidred c.'inary, mocking, and black birds ycttrr dar morning wero found dead on the prmlies aa! Canal eireel, where a fire had occurred during the previous night. A ciutvd of girls, at en earl) hour veterd,y, wanted to git possession of the dead htrds to stuff them. An enterprise l'rrrcbman uflered Iweutj cents caeh for thrtn. but ttie Kill, exeidslng their woman's right, dr.ive the piupne tnr. a yunng man. 10 the back at the ston-, ard while he was gesticulating and txioslnlating th. corpses ultappearei. Tbe C'liitmbrr of Coinnii ree Tnlilns Anion lur Ibo Ki ller of Ihe Frenrl. People. Mr. C'lurl.'s II. Mar.li-ill, at a tiiei liti uf ti.r C timber of Commerce yesterday afternnou, reiernug to 11 0 great dlslrits at present ell-ling through out France, aked Hut a committee of thirty gentle men lo appointed by tbe I'nalr to take auch steps as uty be most effective to present an appeal to tht community to sicure contribution from those who ire wll.ing tu respond, and to determin on lite beet form of expenditure uf Ihe meant which may he plac, d In Its l-nnd. Mr, H 11. Ilttgglet .trended the resolution, which wot uuttiimous.y adopted. 1 ho Cuatrtnao appoluted the following C'tinnilttee Charles II. alarsli ill, the Usn. W. K Dodce, Ihe Hon ti It hue-let, Altre-1 8. Iltrnes, I.toyo A.ptnwail, rhsrlrs r. Iteeb". II. liolden Murray. Ilenrr Ctewi, lleurce lahot n anl, Put Cooke. W. Want r-heruiin, A I nlrwatl. Oliver llarrln.an, A. S llatfli, K. s. ,Ir liat.Mnrri. K .tt-M-up. .lukit fuilur John. tun, Theu .tore I'.oo-etelt. Unties l.auler, llerre I oriHsm, .1 I'ltrnont llorg in. L. I. Mormn, Jackson t. Seniltr, II. Wfcrien Wentuii. Anson I'nelp. Htnxes. .1. hn ftea.iru Cyrus W. Field Stephen t. Care), William heiinoor, Jr 1 Chatlet II. Ulcaey, l.aac II. Heel, John T.licuny. The Colored llilllurd C'biiiiiplnnhlp, A billiurd totirnanient of tbe colored citizens of New York Is In pro;rees at No, 119 Wootter street. Tl. prix. cu. which It lo be given to th. victor I on exhibition In th. Jew elry store, fill Ilrnadway. It Is a beautiful piece ul workmaushlp, nnd I formed uf Ivory, rosewood, and bands uf gold. There are tlx entries lo the tournameni, namely, John Vaugiui, Cyrus Marsh, llobirt llurlus, Juhn Joseph, William Milltr, and Major M. It. Pool. Tlie terms and rules uf th. tournam.nt are elml lar lu thnto governing billiard tuuritatuents t de rails. It it unders'ooJ thai the wlaner must play any colored clllztu whu ciiallt-ngra him within sixty days, 'I ho tournament was commenced on Feb. l,nl will continue elg'.t dayi. The rlrtt gamo played wn between Juun 11 Vaughn aud C, II. V. Marsh. Vauchnwut. In Iwultuurs and forty tnlnulca.uiaklng In that time I.Us) point, un a four pockt table, pnli anderotc.il birred. The highest ruu made was C I. l'udty Vm, Miller and Itobi-rt lluclus play. Tbr Condemned murderer Thamits. An apidlcitlon wns made yeslertlay to .Itulgo Carduxo at Supreme Court, Chuuiliers, for 11 writ of error and etay uf pruceedltus In the case of th. colored msn John Thomis, convicted at Ihe last term uf the Court uf Oyer nnd Terminer of th. murder uf Walter Johnson, aLuculured. The murder o' Join son wascoitimil.ed on the day uf I'arngui' funnr .1. Diteclly lifter the indict ul gullly Judge Car rinxo.rutiur.il Tliumat tu bo banged un the Kill uf February, lxl. Hit Honor denied lh. upiilli-atluii for a wilt of errnr. Mr. llnuillei-, Thom is' cuun-si-l has sigttllled hit Intention of uppoallng to Cor, llofluiun lur a lespilo. Another T.liiinpli lur Heiinlor snmner. Wi-ttiM.TOv, Fib. 2. Tlie Senule spent nil hour and a but in laieutite w-iuu ovir Crumei'a nun, natii'ii. Mr. Stiinicr and thewhulo Ionian Ili'h.tlont Cnmtiittteo 01 posed any tnterlmi nee with the ease until Ihey wrio i.tidy lo leport. 'Hie merits und deiniiits of dinner worn ouihauled, and flu illy 1 lii' tiun t 'i udjuurii w e t rie I by a Ittiiie lii.ijuitiv, h 't hi Mr. Ct-atidl, r ml U.,' c-te-einl '.Icittt "f the I'rt -I1I1111 in taller tut tu iilocniit lit, they h.-vitig in idi ,11 iitteun l tu kmc tho I'u-sl tie:.!' In 01 'I ill law I lluill.ll Ull't Mr. SlltUUT, nud flgii'il y Pilled Till' hoilM'tHllim t'ltllili III lbs Hi'ittite, W.niilMUON, 1'ib. 3. Tho ,nati lWnl I'uiii uitit e intfldi rtd ttie Cliuipcnnii g ense, nnd alter conti'lciaMo discustluti agreed to repot! It tu the Si nut", with tho riconiuioiid .lh U that It pas- o amended as tu n.low Clioriioiining to ink. Ihe ca tutl.eCoutl 01 Claims b r iidjtlilicalii'ii The --en ute, i.oweur will pass fie bill Junt ut It citito front the llmie If II comes buck Irum t ,n S, tt ilo with auy tuih ame iiiiment, Mr Dawes will nol oeal '11 gentu with it u. Uu did Hum it wu b Udo the 11 u. TUB CJTAttlTY nAT.U The Academy of itln.lo In a ninre tllvlnt It 100 for n Protcenlnm llox-.tlninlflrrnl Drr.tr and lllub-lonrd Dancer. -Ibo Mtalellral llnll of Ibe Hen. on. Tbe tacntv-sccottil anniversary of tbe great C'urlty Hill came ofTlatt night at the Academy of Mntic with 111 accuttomed apteudor. It has alway Deen a ratherlng more particularly of the merctntl.e and banking commnnlty. A large portion of lliot. wbontuilly ptlronlxe It attend no other .flair of tlie kind, and confine themselves to private parties. Tbe proceeds are doroted to th. Child' Nunery and Hospital, snd have always exceeded In amount those of any other annml hall la this city Lait year the rectlpla were J 17,000 Ihlt year about II,ias). A ticket does not Incudes gentleman and several ladle, a clseahere, but (5 1 demanded from each Indltldaal. At all other public bills lenevolcnt, political, and olten mllllarr polltlelins ar required to tak. a quantity of ticket. They ihoretor. subscribe and atl.nd. At the Charily Halt they nr. 11 ttl teen,' unlet their wires wish to fight their way to the i lilting Ustl of th. mtu nzerctte. The pries chsrre.l for Ihe boxes nsrd last ttcht. tn addition to the entrance fee, wera high. The lari.protcenlum boxes on both tiers brought $M etch, and the atnall ones In the centre f 30. Th. chirge for tie front balcony boxes wsi M: for those behind them $SS, nnd for those optnlngontlte corridor ISO. The .mail Mexanlno" boxes above wore routed at f IS. In many casei Iho lessees al lowed tnelr box.-s 10 bo rented at (100 premium, presented the proceeds to the charity, and content ed themselves with tbe dress circle ur the fl tor. In others, the possessors disposed or their rights at a heavy advance. Tl. liUbesl ptlce thus paid fur a prosccidcm box wat $IU. Soch speculators were not lh. original taktrt, but wero buieit from re signing holders, Mrs. Dr. Doremns, one of the I nly manager, bad chirge or lh. but tales, al Iter real-dent-e. The r!reie of the latlet were Tery elegant, and cunfounded the ere by their variety and unlquo devices. Hich emhruldrrlcs uf flowers anl leaies npnn whit, or yellow .atln wero frequently seen, and the gen, ril costliness or :cot'.ume aaa ntiservah'e. Tho dresj uf Mr. Col. William I Wasblnglun of Virginia wa particularly notice. abb. she wore an Imported green rl,k rob-, with point lace, tunic laprel. and trimmings. She was act.umpnnled by Col J. D. 1)111. In one or the rro-eenlnm bote were Mr. Dar'd Crawford and several lady Irtend In another, Mr. C. Eambard and family, with Mrs. Senator Sprague; In another Mr. G rvey, and adjoining hers tt.e family ot I-ouls J. Zcrej.i. Onro-lle, In tile several loxtt, were C latenee A. S.ward, lady, and danili ler: Elmond W, Stournton and ladr, V. E. Herdell, and many nthrrt. Each box wa well filled. Amom; those In the bslrony boxes were th. fimillcs ol Messrs, S. L. M. Harlow, C. liodtiry Gunlher, N. Docker, Itlchard Warren, It. Martin. Kdwird tliy mond, Henry lie as, Clark 11-11, Hubert F. liter, llttssrll Faze, Aaron Yanderpoel, Edward Coopor Win. It. Applelon.C. F. Tlrajson, Edwanl I,ivtl, Gen. Ferrero, Carlisle Norwood, Edwara Delaflold, T. C. Durnut. I.'ovd Asplnwill, nnd C. A. Warsta.X Mr. leister Wallack and lady, George Francla Train and lady, Mrs. Hoc;, and Mra. Theodora Moss had also stalls. The dress circle and floor were frequented by rnaay long retldeul N.w York famille. who did not seem to lay tlrt.t upon possessing boxts. lietirc tentative of lh. Ithincandera, Nell.ou 1, D-hllelJs, I-ruya, I'inrs. Illeecker, Gallallns, IlofJuians, Edmrt, Hones, Iluss.lls, Snydami, and otheia weie numerously observablo. Mr. Cbarlet U'Cunor wat alto spun tho floor. Tbe list of manager and tuanaxeri-stot ot th. ball cunltlnad .too natnrt. It It worthy ol note that ol those, but K figured In con nection with lh. nanio ball or twenty yeara aio. Tbe varloys regular army and navy officers of the nelch bornoud wero in attendance, but many were out of uniform. A dtllercnt social circles wcr. repre sented npon the floor, a tendency displayed It'elf 10 render certain quadilllet excluslt.. and admit none but thote petsoordlv known to th. rest. Hound dancing was difficult, but after midnight tk. crowd became thinned, and m the theatre clo-rd a small Irruption or burlesque be'let with lipped relishet wat noticeable. Hy way of variety, they all wore long drcttet. Tho ball was a great alTtlr. Tim r.rritLASTiso tati.oi: cash Light nt l.sil -The Testimony nil In -Ceo. .lone or Ihe Dlsrepulablo Thnu. In u Tltilil PI tier An Ksemplnrv Judcr, The T.lor will case ecms likely to bave an end.tLc taking of evldttce having concluded yesterday. Mr. Mudgett was asked by Hi. cuntes tanti If, In conversation with George Duryea, I.e bad tald, "Tbey tried to get me to forge a will at Ur. Tailor's bouse;" but th. question was ex cluded, Mr. Martlt wai atked If Mr. Murray had ever said to bim, "Hy II d, a will or Taylor's shall b. found but w.it not compelled to answer. He denied that he bad ever s.il 1 thai the signituro or the contested will It eennlne. and aald that Le lad rxrer o ti pmtttl Mnwf lo G'orrjr Jumt.lU piMuhfrc Ut IHlrart Tiuit: "Mr Joues certainly dl.reui.m bers, If he s.ys 1 did," testified Mr. Marsh. Mr. Clinton ofTered In tettltt.ony a mortgage re ceived by Mr. Taylor, for 1W,IT0. horlly before bis death, but It was excluded. Th. Unit for tho summing un of the ciso was fixed tor on. w.ok from rucsJtr. The Btirroxste at Ortt limited the time for 1. doing to thru, hour for each side, but wat Induced by Mr. Clinton to fla no limit a. 10 lime. For tbe patience with which Sarroirat. Hutchlngi list tat out thlt leng and tedious trial, and lor th. magnanlmlt) and unchanging court. sy with which I.e has throughout treated tho counsel and witnesses uu both sides, be d.terves lu 1 10 ranked as aiming Ihe drat gentlemen In the Judiciary of lit. country. Hits example iniy well he followed by hit co-laborort on tie bench, n, any ot witom nitiht enhance their repnlatluu and Increase iho respect paid Ihem. hi takicgfrotn this corlrout ofllci-r of tu. Iiw a fowr lettuut In good-breeding as shown un ler circum stance. Ibo uio.t trying to patience and temper. JUi.VUItAl.lZATJO.V AT II AST I'O.VF. The Pre. Idem'. Hon one of the Leader, of tbe .11 ob that Drove ntvny Two 'ntlel -The ilulrrr. Afraid to Enlurce llltclpllne. WAtnixuTox, Feb. 3. The Houto Military Committee to-day considered th. testimony takeu by the Sub-Committee at Welt Polut. It la very volumlnoui, covering; over all hundred pares of manuscript, and exhibit! a lorry stito ur demonill xallon among Ihe cadet, and ufheera, 1 h. ringlead ers In toe late mb who drove away lb. 10 cAdeut In tb. nlchl were yonng Grant and young Towns tnd, son of the Adjutant General, 'llie Committer will print th. tenilmony. which shows that tb. oSI cent wcreulrtild to enforce discipline fur fear or of fending lh. parents of th.so young men. There will probably bo recommended several dUtulss its ot both diets and oftlcers, as absolutely utccsear) lu prcsen. to moral, uf th. Institution, junixas A UOVT to ir.v. Frederick Itrrehon, a Frenchman, died suddenly yesterday at Ul'rotbv street. The steamship China from Liverpool, and the barks Giuseppe and Itocco frott. ilenua. and I.sl) Elliabt-tli Irum Shannhal, arrived last night. The ft lends of Cuba will hold a mts meeting on Saturday at 3 P. M al Cull Firth avenue, to take Into coiud'lcrsti'iu ibe present unhappy condition 01 Cuba, J. J Collins, uf Jersey City, was yesterday afte--pi,,n thrown front his truck at the rot tier ot Twenty leichih strccl aud Fourth avenue, and teieu,) tu- Jitreil. Mlebsel Murphy, an emploiee In Hecksr'a bakery on Hum, rs .lie 1, wat rutntht In the uiarhlurry tier (l,i-ti.orntni:. and t-erore hn eou d he exlilcated the fltvh wat ttnt ped from hoth b s arms rront ihe .boul ders tu the wrist!. HU fin.'eii aliu were crushed, "Long Mlke,"allat "lllg Mike." whu, It Is al leged slthbed Cnarlrs llnirman, pr ipr'eior or the Cut1 ne Cuba, un 1'ne.day titzhi last, at SI llai.rd stroet. and whu nt ttie time em sped arre't, was I tst nljht capture I by I apt Allaire nn I Detective t'luu,and locked up In the Pearl ttrevl puIKe slatluii, HI-A It ICS FROM THIS TCl.millAl'll, The Snlro Ttinml Is In I.eOO fivt, and has struck a la,i;o bud) uf water. 'I he tiumir Mnlsl nrrlicd in Ilavaea itslerdtv, hrlnaing UiL' laptured cargo ui tlie utlhusitr rtesmir lloruet, Giid ljrd ,t Henry's drv enods stn-e nnd Smoni' I nrdwuro stun- In Hccorah, Iowa, wero biiinrd eltr lis. I.VAUJ. Etg' t or ten members of the New York Senate visit Huston lo-nlitbt. lu atl mint Iheiu'elm i.l'" H" Mastucluiclta i.i'gitlature and other Interott ng ub Jectt. All the avail tide force of the Cold Spring fuumlrt bat been set to work lor mo .eenu iii iiir. of tii.iwo I ii iiU.i lis. It doe. not traii.piiu wui-ucc the uru.t ciiiaiutes, Seiortl wealthy rlliz",n of Iktliji prnpose to raie f,j,"'t) lu mel j pun and to be k.ni tulle ti'llef ur li,.- lie. 11. ptovlding the tlot .ritnieiil wiiuutul-h uli.uiataii tusit. tu can) tho I rni-ljiis. The Apache Indl ms In Ar.gom. re glowliigbolder, r.tii make ip.'ly isiii' s s. t the p u i nd Gllii tcteri a iH.us, wli.th hiiliertu l al b. Jti i' .s i'ered safe. More iruups itc ttrginilj eal ,l Uu. Ihe bulk Trnipl ir ul lltlllmnre, which collided al sea nub tne .l.iitii. r Kintliygtusi, an i w Inch it tcufitr 1. M'd had sunk ai"iur with tho tn nee. t. nirlied satvh tt I'uttrewi Mi uixt lho Ini, IS I uw -prtl ti.id j uui were loruaaay and her kli M ttu uhad by tne C'lllll'OU. II. object of Ihe tnetltig or Ihe ceil operators of ll. sii,iiii. re', n In Pl.li idelphit y it. rdav attn re r"-t in. nvet Irom tit. l oiki.iiriiiii .'s Itinv-nni Asuiiai.on. Is t'li.iiot, ,1 toll, in nifthe -rrutix inetits lor r-'siiinpllon, '1 ho b tel. will proiitolt nop ipiuud ju thai u sill be b gun vn'be lA'f A MURDER ON THE UIYEIt j I THK ItF.StTLT OVA 11 It UXTC B.V XI ti TUB V OA' THIS MACK FJlTAVK. j H A Whole Hhlp'a Crew on n Drnnkrn ftpre. 1 K A l'ree I'lgbt svllb Itlnrllne HplUe. nnd j 9 Knlvr.-llounilliis n Wnlehmnn lo l)e.pe J ratloa-Tba Dylm Mnllor In llcllcrue. M 1 Ou WeJntxlajr afternoon very serious affray 1 neenrred on board the British ship Black Prlnc, I Itlng nt Empire w.r.house, Ilrooklio, which bu I caused groat excitement among the tailors la the htrbi.r, Th. Black Prince arrived from Yokohama j on Mondny,- and mad. fast alongside tb. aleamet 1 City of l'orl-hrj. Prince, th. latter vessel being next to the wharf.' Thi steamer, being laid up, ban n crew, but aVtcliman bad chart or her, and b.w Jt llie only ptfxo. on the ilcamer.Al he wat required 1 toglv. Iiirwhei'oattcntlou lo'tlie safety of thtvesssl V diirlLg thenrilit,li. rested during Ihe day. In ordol to do this, and to pr.vtnt lire crew of the Bltck J Trine, from disturbing him by pasting over Uit quarter deck, lie placed a rope acrocs nildshtpa, ouloi.de of which were th. gangway ladder to botl "M Hie thore and the lllkck Prince, thereby making t clear, direct passage from the latter vctscl to tht thore. But It appears from tiaicmer.ti made by d 1 frrrnt parties that tbe whole crew of the Black HJ Prince have been more or less Intoxicated ever ilnct) I 1 the, arrived In port, and bave been the source of HJ AMNOTANCI TO THE WATCtlUAX. Tie watchman says that on the day in qncstloa j t HJ several of them cam. upon the quarter-deck of th BJ City of Pott au-Prince and had a central break HJ down dance Immediately over where lb. watchman I HJ wa sleeping. He came on deck and ordered then j U away, nnd they went on board their own vessel, antl I 1 HJ soon after lell to lighting among tricmtelvca wltH I kflves and belli lig pint. During the row one f 1 ,1 negro) named Henry Iteynolds, wat ttabboe) 1 over the right e). Willi a dirk knife, and I very lerloutly Injured, lmmedl'itely after thla sffrty, on. e.f tl.e parly, named John Johns son, returned to the quitter deck of the City ol P rt su Prince, and amused 1 Ira-ell by thumping nn 1 Ibo dick and atamptng with his sea loots, lit 1 T wa'ebLijn cam. on deck and ordered I, Im to teats. H 11. went to theversel'a side, and placing one fool cj on the Black Prince, stood llieic cursing aud threat- I 1, 1 rrlrr the wslehman, and made a movement as II 11 teiebln: behind him for a kitltr. Seeing tblt, IU walchnia n telzcd a cairlan bar and STttrcs at Jons'snv, I some sayltlttlnt: hint on the bead. At all events, John-onft'll oierboitd, and waa rescued from lb j f water by the mate of his vessel, bet he was Inten I Ible, tnd baa remained lu that condlllon up to to. I '1 I tiriMpnt tln,e. Yetlerday a SCSI reporter visited Ihe tcene of th I 1 affray, tnd elicited the foregoing fi.cn from differ ent parlies who cltlm to be familiar with the facta. Heiouid not obtain a word of Information, bow ever. Irom Hi. ll'sck Prince's crew. Learning thai t 1 the lujorid man rJohnson) bad been seat to the City t lj Hospital, ho repaired thllhtr, and fuund Juhutnai 1 t 1 ljlng on his track, with his ores closed, perfectly In- j 1 trnlble, and breathing heavily. No external mark' I of Injnry has been found on hit person but It Is lbs I uplnion of tbe physicians that be cannot recover, M 1 ttey believe that there Is conchssluti of the brain. I Before the reporter lelt Ihe hospital, Johnson begin. 1 lo froth al tho mouth and exhibit tvntptntns unmts- 1 takably Indicating that speedy dissolution waa cer I tain. J hnson It a Itasslin by birth, age 1 3). I Joseph Clety, the watchman, who Is charged wllh slrlklrg Joe-nson with a capstan bar, was arrested itte on Wednesday night and lurked up In tho York 1 1 street station house. Yesterday he nt cmnlnrd j before Pollen Ju'tlc. Walsh, and committed to the 1. I oualr Jail al Brookltn, to await the result of Jo.ln- on's Injurle.. The St'N reporter visited Clery ysa tirday, and bad Iho aubjolnid runvrrsallon: t J what mi pr.io.NBR sirs. i Fpv reporter Mr. Clery, the crew of the Black FrlLie nae made a cry acrlouscnarg. agalnatyuu. j I, Int. uu antthlng you would like tu tay to tbeuub- i lie through The Scm! (I Clery 1 tin aware that the chargo It a serloua 1 71 one, aud looks very had In the public cyj hut If Cm Justice had her demands th. crew of lb. Wick. 1 Pr.uen w-niild hi here In tilaee of m m Iteporter How did the affray occur t 1 1 Cler) I am tbe waK-hman ut tho steimer City or ,1 Port-au-Prince, and have been entlrelr alone on ','1 board. I laitt bad to kco n tunitatit watch at niilit und In the day time I irot my sleep, Tb.j I 1m rrew ut ibe Illtcl: Prince bave been drunk ever J time Ihey came lltt i IH'rt three days ago, and haru 1 disiitrticd me 7rea,lr Yesterday about a doxen of i them eauic un the quarter deck over my head and made all Iho rnso they could, for the purpose or I amuilnc me, 1 urdrrvd them away, and they weal 1 off. Pretty enon Johnson canto back and corns I nienced pounding and Jumping on the deck. I weal I V up and ordered hlrn away, but he ouly went lo lbs monkey rail, and placing one font on the tteamel j aud lb. oil er on Ihe ship, threatened to cut my J heart out. and damned nu and cilled me a I tt and all thai son of thing, tnd placing hit hind be- 1 hlad him, us I thought, for a knlfo. 1 Itched upa J capstan bur and struck nt lilm, but I ntttkod him, aud tn JoJglne toe blow bo 1,,1-T lilt BALANCE AND llil.L OtKIUOtnO between lb lao ships. lUpiirler Then you did not tttlke J.hnton srltk thebart I Clery No, sir. lie bar struck the btckstay of I s the main rigglug. Do you snppo u that 1 could strike a man on tho he.nl wlili a ripstan bar and' J leave no mark of Injnry on lilt hea.t net even a I bruise J But those negroes aworo that 1 struck Johns. in on tl.e bead with t'.o bar and knocke-t 1 li I in overboard, and 011 ibelr drunken testimony 1 bave been cumniltted. J Hi porter Uie yoa no wltnetses? Cltrr No. sir; 1 wns all alone, end haven't a witness; all the witnesses are against me, bo.-anaa lbe were all drunk, and all lichtiu 10 the s.inio ship. Ilepurler Did you Intend In strike Johnson when you seized the cspstan bir f Ci'ty No, sir 1 I only Intended lo scare bint .a a when I struck al him I did nut Intend to till lilm only tu strike rloe beside lint, so thai lis wuuld think I Intended tn hit bim, lly doing thi. 1 thought he woulJ lojvo. llepuitcr You aro very suro you did not bit I Julmsou. aro ou f Clen Yes, sir; I am very sure. Ir I had In timed lo hit him, I could not very easily have; t uumed ho thought I was gul.ig to hit him, aud. dodged, and that It the way he fell ovet hoard. Iteporter How did llrynolda get ttabbedt Clery Tuat wat done on board his ship 1.1 Till OIXItlAL FIRIIT 1 they had among themselves. 1 hail nothing to, it Willi their light whatever. r Jleptirter Did you gu un board their ship during the uielee. Clery No, I did rot go cnt of my cabin until the catnuun ml ship making a disturb uiro but I coul j tie ai d btar Ihe luta uu thtlr ship thtuugh lh. cabin ki Ituht. Clery It a young man about thirty years of age, end hai not the appearanrn of a criminal. Xt teems to be the opiniun or tho public and ot the pullce au thuritlt-s In Hrnnklyn that he la the victim ol a gang uf tlrui ken, dttorderly sailors who I ai posed upon bim and then snur. falsely agalust hint. ZOA.SJA.I IF Fill B. I Bri-wn Paye'a tobacco factor.- It. Gainesville, 1 I Ohlu, was burned 1 eslerday. Less, tlwM. 1 Kiel's carrlsc. Itrtory nt Tremotit and lb. sdjuln- H Ini house were burned on Wednesday night. Lost us gll.rajo. A Are In Virginia (Tit. Nov.. yestirday morning, swept hiit't tldet 01 II stro.t from Colon toeuiton ate- one. pal l.unand a uu .t-bUck kno.u l "buje- kej perished in tno fl met. 1 1 I xkit jintsr.v. 1 Juhn Conover has hruuiht suit at Trenton for IU.1W1, uan aires lecalt.-i I L. T.jlor lor tnalprat-llca lu Irt atli.fi a valuible horse. Yr.tvrday forenoon two tlironsh freight trains on tho Erie t.'atlwav i-ollMed n-ir I'ateri.ti, and ssvetsl cars and the amok, slack ul ouo of the locomotives wero h.,11 smasLco. A stalwart colored man co-nnlalned at tno P.ttsr. on Police lleauquarteraye-terdty thai Ins w Ife.t ti It girt, ag d V), whuni ho had married in I'lie.t. N ten tiiotitha agu, bad lift hit bcl ami boatd without Just Ciute. WAblllXdlO.S SO V IIS. i I Tbe qipston sir lis- ihs nnd rrrnntil of Hi. 1 lira.... 11 Nuvy rd a ill 1 onie tip lu day lu tho llott.c. I The Ways nnd Mi ins ''utitnilties aro sllll walling I thu return Mr. Mel ittltr li'foiu rcponlug uu lists I bill 11'.', li.Ltn. t ,e I'u u i.e tax. I Tl .lipjneso Contnils'lonors Visited the Treis. ,1 11 r llulld', nc )i'steida 10 ei the operiitlutis uf llie n- I g'atin.' and inutiwa dcpartiue-its, )i 'I I.e St nile were engage 1 for an hunr and a bi'f 'I i.-l- rda un tho r.ouiliijlwn or VI J e 1 t- r w hit ;l l'nisii'r IU Ideut al L oi'Oithageu, Deiiiuark, but isiuv ,1 to no tute uu It, J Si t,al,,r I'att.rton ni d oil er nte nt'crs or tint 'I 11,-M olii'l.lii, lit on, 11. Ills will ;:'-i I N' "rk till. I I week lu i iiMP .tu ti.e.r .nte. ."i lu.u the atluiit ut I the Cuitoui House. I N. H. D.Mniix, t bu r ut tl" Division of lhj lbieiio.- Mnlne.la' fi.i. I p.-lttun, tn I Sn u' I tier d. lilt 1,-11. 1 1,' 11 rt, ul the kceund Audiiui't I tiilt'Li. h.i 1.1, 1. .11 1'i'ii,', ,t it. his pl.t! e, I Mr. Conkllng pr. i iitcd In the Senate lesterliy ,1 Peiiti'UH ui it iiii-ii', 1 ul In ;i.u.''jhslh.c luedr il I 'I let priuinu tor inch h-.ttlalloti ut will plueetti-.-. ,1 the 1 tine foot ng at aiTupalhli) Jlijsielau, U.lor- lit. I j'eo-t Itutt.tu. 'J, Co ti.issioncr Pleatonton dseldet that under the I ait uf ,lul II, ISiO, the Allien nn Itoirri ol I ,.r, v-1 HtH Mixl'.i Is n leased fruni all lUbl lty lor sui'i e-a 1. r f,SjSJBJ lta.C) tales s. h't'lt wire itnpuicit at Iho da e cf the -PaH P-.;,.'e of tlnii act, aud thai after that datenotu u ssjsjsjsj tui' Hit, .tl.. rue. STSTSTSTSTSJ A, tin luaiing I, fore the Si-i ate Natal Ciimt, ,to )rtria' ou ihe leteit-L'ue an I s-intihni "'it ffvkisral r,e,iitl panid tne II us ll was slit 11 1 at eel fret or lh i.pl was I nuik- pi)n "t- "f ten sn iH 11 'lie ear sirv nia k 1 .10, hi 1. nu iis.fl s i.tus. j rfl lit Iji ilwtp'rta n tyrttv)vi I Bmm

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l THE SUN, FRIDAY, FEBRUABY 3, 1871. LaaaaKi aaaaaHf ntihAY, FKiinttAiiv mi. H .lianenriit To-das, R JLttitmt el Must I'-' r- A Afll Kill t" Cnf. l-nst. aetSi'' thenl' III.- H Bryant's llpem Howie- b-l-M.a Ssl aa4 It B US VtflSi A settee healee r4 lfro llailae (J Fain la's Teitre-ll"sil '1 JSIU.'. ti.r.len i .UUM, ,2j lf..Pl Ihmlrr Wlsiw. if ttaSI T"alre 'J M. taa lllolrels-fc-V B,4,. HH Si Thf I'aalac'a ueere liana -In,., Muutrtlt, As, H llsasli PecaMnlUTaansI to Vwum. watui' f....ni. iNf..wi r.fi.ij. Weed's SUsfmm HM llas-K Mil'.-. fA Terms ofTkc Mure. V', a-Wa,tT 4ITi f 0 B r Tmw ,,sheH, t in 1 VI tm i.,, ,44, na oa SMIt to' MlihMk i i i MO 61 B I fMltl,VHt I t r 1 eMjr i-p1,. I as,,,,, If AO H J Tttjtt9l SSSaAjNSS. C tt ISSgSa-SJI Aitumxi f.-p,,., wOtl fftM, Sll l,ik 11. rs)UMSt laftn. H aU ln,4tv. K ,1 Sasnae? tHiinrM, Hm, 49 tU. H f Tm IIM(I4 w,r4')r ISM, NO pSSJgsaajr F Ttu.t ltBt. w fii) w tm. il 10 B r l"ris rtema, fcf- tli-min km IMata, t n, to L r J Miltl NTH li ,ft,f VI Vf.t S I IHtti', Ml I ft( AO. R ff1 itM Ml fl. w'lU 'AHf.-f!f II, 14 w. 1U 1 MtrTttA "Ant." U, lilhffl rt't I il bo i AomttMiT rtwpflint Mr lh i MiflH, (m 'Mlhl )r 4 '4 M IM M Nl,v ta4 Iml U Htr, t if ulr rrr. il (Vf ticirn n' lf Itolltrr b Aifitnimm i itiilT. V ifiiirtfiM, TL t1! AIL AAflri4 rtir 'btr.! rr lii4 ml 4 Art4 ItM Bj HIIHn II hami W flKIV. It rmH li II I I" "ic Cnlilnrt to be Chniicod t I k Ilmiiora of opiroacliIiiK clmiirB la the Cabinet como tlilik and fast. It in nald that J! only Mr. I)i:ino, who haa rouio sort of 1 i family relation to the l'rcildmit, Is to bo ictnlncd, find tlint all tlio others aro to go. y Wo do not crtdlt this rf port, tccauio such j sudden and Rwccplni; chaucfl &ru contrary to aun.GitANT's style; hut nianjr peoplo ho- T lluvo that such llilriyi aro to happon, and accordingly we chronldo their expectation. Thoy say that oven don. Uklkhat Is to he i turned out, although hu has cxhlhitul ca- paclty, courser, and Rood judgment In the IslB administration of his ofllce. Mr. Boutwei.l, m, whoso paymcut of tho national deht Is tho only thing thoadmlrars of Oca. Quant harn iJ hail to toast of, Is to o also. Mr. Fish, ac- cording to theso accounts, Is to he succeeded i by Oor. Mouto.m of Indiana, and Mr. Dour t wuu. by Uov. Mohoan of Now York, while the jolly HotiKeON Is to trlvo placo to some 1 nunsinnl gcntlemoa from Penusylvaiila. Wbon tho Cabinet was appointed, now S nearly two years ago, it was held np by k V soino phllosoiihcrs as an Illustration of the i' wlsdum of Ucn. Q it ANT and his superiority J! In Judgment over mcro politicians. t?:nce then ho has got a now Secretary of the i Treasury, a new Secretary of War, and has t changed his Bccrotary of tho Navy, hU At- tornoy.acncrnl, and his Been tary of tho In- terlor. In all these changes, except In tho j :m' cases of Mr. Uootwki.l and Mr. Dkla.no, ho a followed his original plan of acting Indo- I) pondently of tho olltlcians, aud appointing i I jj men to these high places who were not ro- 1 fi commended by any person of common sense and cxpcricncoj and now ho is going to I'l 'v overset the whole inachlno again. Ills I j I reason is said to ho that ho desires to f. Strengthen himself among tho politicians I J In those S'tatis without wliogj votes ho can- r not bu rcnmuipntiJ or rcPh-cttd. :j Let us liopo that if this great change 1 tahes place wo may at lcr.st havo nn Art- i ministration wo need not blush for, and that tho country may gain something by the i event. As for President Oiiast personally, i i ho has nothing to gain and nothing to low Ij'ijH Accident Insurance An Important S Hint to Trnvcllcn. f j- 7n the second volume of Euprcme Court 'f ji -il reports, jiut Usuedby Mr. I.anfino, tho new T W ,ji ofllcial reiKtrtcr, Is n very Interesting case X 1 whlcli materially concerns the rights, under ;V j( 1 tholawsof this State, nf siuh travellers as r? A are the holders of accident insurance policies, jr I) T Tho ipjCBtions at issue between thn partlcn t ?j "6 trero submlttiil by them to thu General Tonu V R of the Bovcnth Judicial District, without if. j-' y trial, under a provision of tho Codo of Pro- lf cedure, wh'ch pennits tho submission of f VJ causes in this manner. .J A The proceeding was brought by an admin iff l lstrator to recover for thn death of a Mrs. 'L ft t, NoitTlliai', against tho Kailway Pafecngers ifi 4i Assurance Compnny, a Connecticut corpora m ,i. tlon, whom.- ixdiey for the Bum of tivo thou !j sand iiollnrs sho held at tho time of Iit !t .A' p death. This policy provided that the Com- ('I pany would pay five thousand dollars to the )f 1 legal ri'prescntHtlves of the jiorbon Insunil ii SB J In tho event of death from personal Injury, Hi j jn' t, uisuiiig within threo months from tho hap- Ik i j 1 pcnlup thereof, when causiil by any accident fi 'll 1 while travi'lKng by public, or private convey I i anciB provldul for tho transportation nf pan I Jjf wMigow in tho United Slatei or Uritlbh North I "I, American ioAess:on8." I I J; ('i Mrn. Noi.Tlllu v, on tho day the procured t the pulicy and during Its validity, left Iluth- f .j, botii', Kteul en county, Intending to travel by f, 1 5 I'"1 lie eonvi'jnncc to the county of Madison W 1 W; Bho went by tho Krlo Itaihvuy to Elmlrit, t and thence to Wntklns, a town on Seneca I j i, Lake, by tho Cannndalgua ar.d Eln.ira Hail way. Hho then crowed tho luko to Oenova, i j U i vhcro she prepctod to toko the cars of the i i, New York Centrrl tu her destination. Tim tljlj, railway depot at Geneva is about eoventy L' jjj rods from tho Btramboat landing; and Wj j although there wevo public carriages at tho if; I wharf, Mrs. Noiminri' concluded to walk l tho d'ttanco. On her way, however, sho 'jtllp' slippel and full on the slduwnlk, riMvliig j, iif Injuries so hcrlous that they catiHcd her death II) eovcral dtya afterward.. H fl) I I it orrpany contended thut this was not H ft .itj'l an aceiilunt within tho tonus of the policy, iuaeniueh ni. it did not occur wbilu tho do- Btf J ceased lady was "travelling by public or Bit, 4l private eonvoyauev providixl for tho trans- $l portatlon of j wise.igtrs," as speclfleil In tho Bp' contract of lnsnranci'. Thtro were hacks BlT dose nt hand, wh.ch slie could have pro Bp cureil to carry her If bho had desired; tho act of Bff vulklng from tho vtoamliont to the train wm Bl( y ,t no' n" BCl niyi scary to lie dono In orlcr to Bjiff W 1 prostcuto the journey, as getting out of ow Bujj i( it car and Into another nulit x and tho lu I'jll sjuranro wus only agulnst casuultlrs while BK travelling lacjuvoyatiajs. BfVf' (-'"Brt sustaining theso vlows gavu Bj(s Judgment for the dufendant. A knowlodgn Pi 11 i of tho fact tliat theso accident Insurance poll KjA 'i ties havo been thus construed under the laws Eft' 'i, ef Now York funilchca a vtluablo stigges BAjij tlon to nil travijlars who aro In tlin habit of jl' U insuring thcur tl ve agaltuit accident, If they wltli to pri serve their rights ngolntt the Insurers, they will find it to tholr advau tago to rido Instead of walking. Wo havo no doubt that hundreds of persons thus In tmrrti walk ecrosB this city from ono depot to another every day, and imagine that they nrn ti-cnrcd by tho Insurance tlckots which thev hold against any accident that might orrurnn tho way. It scorns, however, that security tinder surh ctrcnitistftiiccs Is purely Imsginary; It has no foundation in law. Senator Hill of ticorglai Mr, Jomm-a Him,, tho new Senator from Georgia, was for fonr years Immediately pre vious to iho rebellion a member of Con gresi from that State, lie waa chosen aa an Annrlnn.Anil throughrmt the Kansas and feompton struggle, which raged furiously whllo ho was In the House-, his feelings In cllnod to tho Krca State side of tho, question, thongh his vol in did not always accord with his sympftthlifi. In tho Thirty-fifth Con grent, of which Mr. Oitn was Speaker, Mr. Hll.ti followed tho lend of Mr. IIaiuiIS, a Democrat, of I llinois, who rellectiHl the vlows of Stk.I'iikn A. Douoi.as In his opposition to tho attempt of tho IlmiANAX Adminis tration to force slavery upon the people of Kansas. This, os all remember, wns n tttrbnlcnt era In Congrcfs, when members of both IIuuBcn were walking arsenals, ready to draw and Urn at a moment's notice. In the midst of ft violent delmto on tho Kansas subject, tho uproar In tho hall rising high above tho Speaker's calls to order, one of Mr. IIll.ls colleagues denounced 1dm as basely re creant to his section of tho Union. IIii.t, who Is tall, broad shottldcred, and muscular, and was then In thu vigor of mlddlo age, strode across tho chamber to his colleague's scat, and though It was Impossible to hear tho conversation between them, It was plain from Hill's manner that he was demand ing a retraction, and was preparing to en forco ono If It was not voluntarily given. Though at fever heat, tho House Imme diately becamo as silent as tho grave, and Onrt turned as polo aa a ghoet, whllo with quivering lips ho directed the gentleman from Georgia to return to his seat. Hill, towering abovo his quailing colleague, was enforcing his demand for a retraction with arm defiantly stretched out. Members be gan to clutter around tho spot whero Hill stood, and Onit, fearing a bloody collision, gathered courago from tho pressing nature of tho exigency, and In loud toncn directed tho Sergeant at-Arms to conduct Mr. Hill of Georgia to his seat." Hill, having, as ll soon after appeared, extorted the plcdgo of an explanation, slowly rvturned to his sido of tho chamber, and tho Houea camo to order. Hill's collcagno then arose, and In a brief speech retracted his charge, and tho storm blew over. Mr. Hill was lu Congress durlug the eventful winter of 1801. Ho resigned his Beat in February and returned home. He took no part In public affairs during tho wax, but his convictions and sympathies were strongly on tho eldo of the Union. lie now returns to the capital, whero he Is wel comed as one who, though born and bred In the cxtrcma South, was faithful to tho country In Its most trying epoch, Gen. Fuank P. Blaiii was In Congress with Mr. Hill during tho turbulent era to which we havo referred. Ho was then tho ardent advocate of principles which, though secretly cherished by II ILL, tho latter did not openly avow. They now meet In the Senate as representatives of two of the old elavcholding States. It will be Interesting to watch and see whether they concur in sentiment today as nearly as they did when they sat In the other wing of the Capitol a dozen years ago. Mr. Sumner Is IllKht. The debuto in tho Seuato oa Wednesday upon tho apoiutmont of the Ilev. M. J. CltAMnil as Minister to Denmark, Is roost creditablo to Mr. Scmnf.ii, and most discred itable to Senator Chandler and President G it ant. CttAMcn has been nominated as Minister to Denmark, and, as Mr. SusjKKli says, after two months' Inqnlry Into this nomination, all that tho Committee on For eign Hclatlons can find Is that this nomi nee Is the brother-in-law of the President and entirely unlit for the ollice." This Is perfectly truo, and Is as notorious as It Is true. It it perhaps too much to expect that tho Senato xhould manfully tako up this raw and treat It as Its merits require Too many Senatom aro yet looking for tho loaves and fishes of Executive patronago too many aro foolishly trembling lest such justice to Gen. Giiant and his brother-in-law might work somo Injury to tho Ilcpuhlican party. It Is therefore perhaps aa much as can bo expected that the nomination should bo allowed todlo m thu hunds of Mr. Kumnku'b Committee but it would bo a great deal better for tho morals of the country and for tho prosperity of tho Republican party.lf tho Senato wero to face tho mtisle nnd put upon this Improper nomination tho unanimous condemnation which it denotvuH. The Job or Widening Ilromlwny. Mr. Twi'.r.u Is entitled to public thanks for tho bill he has Introduced In tho Scmttu at Albany to repeal tho act of May 17, 160U, by which tho widening of Broadway be tween Thirty-fourth and Fifty-ninth streets was authorized. Wo trust that ho will resolutely press this bill aud sccuro its pftHHBgo at an early day. If ho does thla, It will be ImpoHslblo henceforth In this city to mention his name without an expression of public gratitude. No worso job than that at which Mr. Twkicd ban now struck a blow was ever dn vlsrd und put In operation In this city. It Is enough to say that the awards of the Com mlxslou for landri amount to more than six millions of dollars, of which over four mil lions aro levied on Individual property holders, ami about two millions on tho city at large. Many of tho lots taken and esti mated at this great valuo belonged to parties prominent on one sldo or tho other in our local polities. Many of them bought the laud ufter the Commlthlon had begun Its work, and lu many cases the amount of dam ages awarded to them considerably uxcueds thu whole sum they paid for their lota; and yut of thetto lots only a port Is taken for the proriosed widening. In other words, tho Commission glvn them for a portion of their land morn tlmu they havo told for tho whole, although ihcj bought It, as It were, only tho day before the award was made. This Shows that, as It now stands, the whole transaction Is a Tact swindle and there can be no doubt that If a new Commission were now appointed to assess tho value of tho tamo land, tlio entlro cstlmato would not exceed four and a half or flvo millions, In stead of thn six millions which Mr. Twekd propose to wl out. Wo say again that Mr. Twueu's bill Is o measure lu tlio public Interest, and against speculators who aro seeking to enrich them selves by extorting money from tho pcoplo of this city. Hy all means let tho bill bo paMtd as eooo as posslldo. The decline of tho New York Tfmtt In (Tcrjllilng that entitles a newtpanor to reipoct and confidence lias lietn rapid and complete. Its prcatot editor wliu was dlimlscd from the JlmtioC London for Improper conduct and un truthful writing liai runic It into a tedium mo noteny of slander, utter disregard of truth, and blackguard vituperation. This man's gratuitous violence and falsehood are relieved by extreme silliness. Ilia calumnies are rounded with absurdity. From an tusaiio cruaado of defamation against cltrrens llko Titna Coorin, MasshallO. ItoBr.RK, Hosts Tatloo, aud Joux Jacob As run, this unaccountable adventurer seems to have entered upon a career of general billingsgate which (ills the reader with disgnst, whilu it moves him to contempt aud pity, llosv the gentlemanly Instincts of Hsssr J. Katmosii would rorolt if he could nitucsa tho degradation that has been brought upon tho Journal he found ed and lion quickly the proprietors of the un fortunate Ttmtt, if wisdom la left among them, will put an end to tlitso scnsclcia vagarica of ono to whom for a time thocoutrul of their paper haa been confided. People aro being tried In various places for violatingthe Internal Itevenue laws of the United States, It la lucky that all persons who break these laws are not held to trial. If they were, President Urant would haye to be Indicted and arraigned. He haa violated the Internal Ttevenua lows by appointing men to oflleo as as tcriora and collectors of the revenue whom tho law excludes from such appointment. Gen. Cauilvl and his party In Ban Do mingo aay that they have procured supplies and raised additional forces sufficient to bring their war against llasa to a speedy conclusion. For soma time put llm has been maintained In power only by tlio moral support of United States gunboats acting under the illegal orders of Presi dent Grant. Now, however, tlio revolutionists propose to test the qnestion whether the com manders of these gunboats will venture to engage In actual hostilities on tho side of Din. (len. Casual can try Hits nith safety. The navy of the United States hoi no authority to tako part In the Domiulcan civil war, cither for one party or the other; and if the otlicera of our squadron In thea water.) should, with or without directions from President Uuant, actually Urn upon tho op ponents of IIaiz, they will be held to a rlgoroui account. The President who li'.J issued such orders to them will also tlnd himKcIf iu that event in more troubto than lie probably lias any idcA of. Wo leam that tho Ohio and Ml&deslppl ltailruad Company luvo determined to change their gauge from alx feet to four feet eight inches and a half. This la a wise resolution, That road has been in operation tome fltlcen year, and under all changes of administration It baa lost money. Ita experience establishes the principlo that no broad gauge railroad can compete with one of a narrow gaugo and pay dividends to ita atockliolders. The result with the Atlantic aud Great Western, and the Erie, tho only other aix-fcut railroad in tbo United State, is equally conclusive. They inut sonnor or later follow the exampio of the Ohio and Mis sissippi, and come down to the gsiyo eneralljr in uc. Until this Is done, they cannot hope to make dlidends, no matl-r how great the tiufllc that is carried ou over their lines. Tho effort m.'.klng In Cotigress to tako tho control of foreign Immigration from the State au thorities of the- respective porta and transfer it to Federal ofliciats, meets with the determined op position of the Ocnnan Pocletj of this city. They have petitioned against the change, as not only not desitable, bet likely to be detrimental to tho Interest of tho Immigrant, as well aa of tho United States. The President)!" the Society being by law a member of the Stat lloatd of Emigration, and familiar nith Its operations, this opinion is entitled to respectful consideration. The report of the Surveyor-General of Vyonllng Territory, which was recently laid be fore Congress, contains some interesting facta. The report covers the twelve months extending from October, 18G9, to September, 1670. The lowest temperature of that period was 33 deg. 33 min. This was in December, 1869. In July, 1670, the thermometer rose to $8 deg. 83 min., which was the highest point reuched. This ehuws uu unusually equable cliuialo. Ftoiu January to Octobi r, 1870, there wero tnenty tnu days when it uoireil, and forty when it rained and bailed. Tho rcpoit Mate that tlic alkulies, which am such great bugheais to travellers nerosa the con tinent, ore really great fertilizers, which enable the gardeners of Wyoming to nilso laiger vegeta bles than are ever seen cast of that Territory. Cabbages, hard and solid, of tho best quality, and weighing from 32 to SO pounds, and tur nips weighing from 10 to IS pounds, arc com mon out there, because of tho alkalies. Tho potatoes also aro very fine, biing Iirgo nud nu merous In tho hill, nml averaging 400 bushels to tho acre nnd the Surveyor-General has teen fine oaW growiug near Laramlo City nt an alti tude of 7,2"0 feet abovo the level of the tea. We regret to hear that Mr, Thomas Kin eu. propose to leavo tho llrooklyn AV', of which ho has long been the editor and piiueipal proprictor,in order to engage in other occupation". It is not surprising that one Tiho haa dono to much hard work- and fought s many Stirling flghta as Mr. Kinsklla should bo willing to aeek tome less exacting arena but in his case the publio will be tlio loier. lie is an able and most successful Journalist, with a broad and ac complished mind. In hi hands the UagU become oue of the foremost Democratic news, pipers In this State, and his successor will find It no cosy matter to maintain the reputation he haa given It, Allowing defendants to testify In their own behalf iu criminal cases, is an iunuvation lu legid proceedings which experience bus shown the lawyers of Ohio to be so useful that they have petitioned Congress to legislate fur its ex tension to tho Federal courts of that Statu. They ay that it tends to advance the ends of justice without endangeitug tho rights of the accused. Il is only recently that the practice ban been Id tioduced In this State, but thus far, we bcllcttf, it has been found to work well. Mr. William 0. Prime is to lecture this evening upon Egypt and tho Nile at Association Kail, On Friday cvenlnf of nut week lie villi leeturo at tbe aame place on Syria and 1'alMtlDO. Fawlfaayllv ln scholars art mora compatent to treat tnea sub jects than Mr. Prime, an' we coxmead his lectures to all who detlrt to understand them, j DOWN AMONG THE BLIND. living ax it wotiKinti is xmsnoPK- J.ESH DARKS l:SH OV JL CETjLAR. A Sew Fhuae of Metropolitan Lire tTneav I cred-flaw Somo IJItnd rcoplo I.trcr-IIow larr Wr( la llie Uurk-A nilad .llua'a Hmlnlaecace of It II t Tweed I-'alber-KtIU or IaUlsllsa Aid. A committee) of tbo blind men of Xew York liavlnc aopealod to tha editor of Tna Hex for aid, and havlne alleged that the viere suffering fiom divers grievances, tlio writer hereof was sent to in vestigate their case and rcpoit tha lama for pobtl cation, la pursosnea of oar mission, wo stent a directed to 4SS Ninth arcane In quoit of 1'etcr Hprajra:, the chairman of the committee. Finding a German Krocer pervadlnj the first floor of tht prem ises, wa addressed blm Id this wise) fa there una Peter Prrarg In this boildlnr, sir f "Sbprasjijt" queried tlio konest-faced Teuton, "RbDMHlt Oti.faa cieaoa der pltnd man la dar cellar. Zho.l down nnter here." It la a blind maa tUst I am la search of," we re plied. "Veil, roo ahnst to down pilow. ontld dtre, nd rou'll nad Bhprara; and a lot of uder pilnd duo, as all lies down dtre." DOWN AUOMO THE BLIMD MK.1. Thus directed, wa went cmtslda and look a snrver of the basement. It was otterlr an prom I sing. Tie window and door blinds were all up, and It looked as tbouuti tho plica bad been closed and deserted for an Indefliilto period. However, wo descended lbs atone steps and knocked at tbo door. Here was no response. We tried tha door-knob, and tt yielded to oar persuasive twist. Wo ODened tho door. Darkness was the only tntng tint was visible. We stepped In and petred sbonl, bat our e doits were uarawarded with discoveries Halloo I" wa cried, at the same tline tbarutdlH tie floor with our nnibrella. lialloo I Is theri? anvboar beret I Peter 9pra herof This led to results. We beard a door open, and a voice camo out of tho darkness, sarins i YeMbls Is tha placo wceio Mr. Sprang works." We advanced toward tha voice, came to the door, ran against somebody standing In It, and aald: "Are you Peter Sprajg i" "No, I'm not Mr. Bpragg: he's np stairs," was tha reply. What do yon anl Ur. Dana of Tin tivn eenl me bera to see Mr. Spragg and a committee or blind men, to hear what they had to say, and report to bin," we aaswered. This announcement seemed to occasion a com motion, and soma one Hastened across the room, opened a door luto the ball, and called null "Peter I Peter I Come down here I Air. Daxa'a msn baa come, and wanla to talk with you." 1 he back basement la which we wero wss dloily lighted at the rear end by a dirty window, the murky light from whlcb, howaver, did not pens tr.te Into the room more tlnn foor or Ave feet. W went our to that Illuminated spot and looked srunnd, but could see nolblna: except iho dirty vln diiw Itself and the floor within a few feet of It. Itcvond that eterjtnlnt was dim and vague aud dars. is noriLcsa nanism. How nuiny aro there of vou lere I" we asked. Klve," wn the reel. YWiat do oil do bare t" We make Brushes." "Is anyaody at work here now I" wt asked. Yes, tliere'i a man norkicr over Lere," wua the response. White Is le f I esn't see him." e said. Come over nerc and jou'll end blm norklni," answered llie voice. Wcvtrnt "over there," aud eonld see nobody, but Uiousnt we he-ird seme one at work, lirtnr mo a lamp," we said. "1 can't stand this darkness, I wsnt to ace wb.,t Is going on here." (Jet the gentleman a Hint," said some one. Tl cra's a lamp on Ike uesk Ucrt. LtjLt It so tha Kfnlleman cn see," A kerosene lamp wis ll(hted, which enabled ns to see ttve men In tbe loom. Una of them was at work In a corner and tilting tbe lamp In onr hand, we went over to ula side to see what ne was doliie. He was maklnz a crulbmr brn-h; tnst Is to siy, ho was pattinc tin' nruh part Into the woodin b. -k. He worked with a rapidity and dexterity wh,rh astonished us. Until we took the lisp to bis brncb hv had Ihcu VTOUIINO. IN TCTIL IIARKXM", bot that, ol course, made no difference wlib him. as ha waa toinllr blind, Tils Tamplco crass (whleli Is troujl.i from Mexico), which oti.is llie btuih, was liluj lu a heap on the brnth before him. The teeth of tha brush ar oi uniform site, and mill fit tha boles In tha wooden 1ijc, Inlo whle'i tliey are Ibrnst and fast ened. Tbe amount of Tamplco trass necesjary tn make escb one ol them was Jndre.1 of by the Wind briisnimkei's sense of toucn. lie took tt oil of the pile wll'i h.s lingers; and It was Interest ni to observe with wtiat sccuraey he did It. sometimes rejecting a few thread" otl) of tha arass, la order to in ike bts work uniform. Perhaps you notud llko to see how we comb this rrass." said one of lae bli.d men. W'e'to'.d him wa would, arrt on joint; over to tie bench vthera bo was standing, be railed oar atten tion to a lone-toothed steel conb. listened back down to tbo bench, with the teeth stlektnc up. Then taktef s bai dfnl of tbo Tam;teo grass, which wss eieeedlnftlr mliod and cnarled. he combed II oat so mat atery Cbio lty itrai;bt alonctido ui all Its fellows. How do vrn know whea you get Hilt froixily combed out we asked. "llythe feellna ol tt," bo replied. "lean toll when it is stratithl b) my (loins Just us well as )ou cau with your cis," ba aided, sioiintsa riisn srsAcn. Ur this time Teter Pprsrrhsd come down. Hold ing tbe lamp so that the ll:ht shone fall In Ids fice, wo saw uu elderly man with slcbllesa eyes, but a eoontemuce on ecr lineament of which honesty and cood aonse eemed to be stamped. Ills son, a younc man arparantly slout eighteen, was with him. Youiie $irK la bleated with eyesight, and attends to such matters for bis father as require the faculty of vision. He blind oil nun sat down at tbe beuch and cave us a specimen of bts brush making talent, working with mirvellons destcrltr Wo then sdjoumed up stairs to Mr. Hprazc' kitchen, where n table was pulled out for ni to wilU on, at which wa took a seat, and said "Now. centlenien. what do you want t" "We w-jnt to let ll e public know Just how wo are situated," said ono of the blind men. Is the first pl.ee, let me ktow who you sre.Mr. Bpragx. 1 will b.Klu with sou. Wbon sad where were you born t" I was horn In Flnsblnf, L. I,, la the year 1815." Were jou born Uludl" ''No, sir. Host in slht In ton, I had Inflam mation lu my eyes and tha doctor; was a root, and bo put a bread and milk pontiles on myeicaaud desirnjediny sluht entirely, I havo never seen a r) of light since.." "Iljil you laarnad your trade of brusbuiaker at thai llinM" I w is un apprentice then with Daniel Tlrrnen A Co SA7 Pearl street. I afterward worked for Her rten, Tweed A Scatten." tut '1 weed waa that!" bill iwhu'i rATUin, and Fcudcn Is his father-in-law. Old Mr. Tweed wus oik of the nicest men that over lived anul ii.od man. lleneicr Ihnucht Hill waa colug to bo ihoutijt mmi he Is now. The old centlemaii wis a itilln troubled nbnnt Hill, srcordinn to all accounts, and was atrsia ho wouldn't set cn very well. II be wns alive now, I gauss he'd be rather aituulihcd at his bo's lues. The neat blind man to whom we Inmed our at tention was Mjrr Vau Toll, who was born In KiikI.'U NelEhborbood. N. J., In lost his klciit by Imilimmatlon In the etes when he wss 'JU Soars old, snd learned brnshmaklo.- of Mr. Sprac ill'een years aro. ilium Uiirdner was born In Drooma street, Naw Yoik, in 1SI.S; lost his smut when 7 years old by In fliimuatlon lu tho even, caused by a cold; learned busiiniaklce: ut tho llllnd Meclunlci' Association five sear uno. NiV.iolu. Kennedy was bom at S7V I'nltnn atreet, In 1MI lost his ati;ht wheu 10 jesia old by lnfiitn. mullon in the eyes, caused by water on the brain learned to make hrvD.hu In 1803. at the Ilhnd Me cbaniea' Association, and to inaku broouis ll tho Iu stllutloti for tba lllind. Thointis llu-klu was bom In Ireland In 1839; came to America when a child: was thrown from a wagon when he wus 18, which Injured his brain so as to i'rol)to the optic nene and destroy his slibt; learned broom-making at He Institution for lbs Jlllnd. und biushtuakiug at tha Dllud Mechanics' As sociatlou. Alva Cnnfleld (not present) was born In New York In 1SII, lost bis si. bt when a child, and graduated at the luaillutlou fur the lillnd. All Ibeao persona bad graduated at the Institution for tho lillnd In UU city. wiiat run Lt!n stirr waxthi. Jlnrlne not the foregoing lecte out of the Mind men, we said! "Now, rentlpmen, what do jou want to ray to tho public tit oujh Tni Hun I" Wo want," said Mr. Van Cott, to let the pub lio knuw Just how wo ar situated." minuted as to what t" wussaed. Well, as to eve ryihlnx Wo have to earn our llvlni, nnd It Is bard work, and the public don't understand 11, It Is supposed that wa can, uny of ua.gu to the lillnd Alum when we are In want and Kit beip. That Isn't so. 1 hen there I tha lillnd Mechanics' Assoclattou. ll Is thought that we can go there at any time and get work. That la another mistake. They never have work for over thirty ur lorty at the ontaido, and there are between flvo hundred and six buudred blind people In New Yoi k." That lllind Mechanic!.' Association hurts ns In everv way," her" broke In old Pelor tipraga;, How ao f" we asked. Why," aald he, tbay get help from the State aovera) thousand dollars tivery year; and as tbay are backed up In that way, ther sell their brnshea lor less than tbe coat of tho rdateri il, and that kills tha business of all of ns who ara outside, Ann then they have persona there to superintend thhsgt who ore not VllKd, tad a iwl of tba qosry Pi!iiprlitd ta help the blind roes to them, who might bo astllni their ilslag smnewtiero elso. And tiss ara burl all round, oecansii the oubllc Oilnks we rat tue monav.whlci is Riven f peopl who navo two cood eyss lu their heds." STAUTMNO fACTS. Yei," tibl t'.T. Van Cott, and when wo pi out to aell our brnaues or to peddle, of to knoi k around In anv way wa fan to earn our living, reopla ak as why wo don't so to tna Asylum i und In order to make them a.idersUiid wuv wn ciu'l cn tbeie for u i port, after wo hao gnduite I, ae mi-t es plain tr whole system un whlcrt that Instllnllon la carried on, and then they won't nndi tsland It. nnd think we are lilng to them, We ain't get anything from any of these Institutions or hours' or n.-so. clitions, but have to Mao our rhuiice jii't ill e other peoole, and earn onrllvtnzas wr oeH en.'' You thin tha lllind Atlum is n good thin", do you rot, and that It has been a gruit benefit to you Nn, sir," raid several of tho blind men, lu cnorn. Yon surprise me, WhT do o'i si) It has not bten a bane Ut to you T" "Well," aald sir. O irdnnr. because It h.1s edu cated us so that wo lccl our situation ail lht mora keenly, and haa not (Iron ns the anility to earn out living, aa we supposed, aud as II pretended, It would do." Tho elm pin fct of the matter Is." said Mr. Van Cott, that a blind man, unless he happens to havo musical talent, however well rriue.ite.1 ho inny bp, raiioot coaipete with a msn who b.is his slibt, aud In the battle of Ufa he must no to the wall. Wo would not complain If people wuuld only give ns lair cbancn as blind men. nnd not all tbo time treat ua aa though wc need only no to some asylum, or homo, or association, to get all we require. 1 bare over heard tin in talk W..II0 I hava stood on their doorato, walling to sell them some article lor people that can sieseem to think th.it blind people must be deaf, end slwsys talk so loud, thr hi before s, that we can't help hearlnK them. I hava heard them tulle aa tnoiili 1 must bo an impostor because I waa trying to net my llvluf the best way I could, Instead orceins; loan asylum to bo taken tare ot. That notion that every blind person bus ra asylnoi open for him If he wunld only si there, and that the very fact that ho noca not go there stamps blm an Impostor, Is one of iho liaruost tlilnaa we hava to gel over. It meats ua slaviry turn, and wa want vou to set that rlihi." OM-Ltr.nin nr. don't rtAva oxo-Lxooao cntL LV" citr.N. BP Are vou mirrlcd!" we asked. IVdnd Men-Yes, sir. Iteporler-How long hive roa been married I llltud Msn Seventeen years. Itioorter Where did you find your wife 1 lllind Man In the Institution lor thu lillnd. Itepurter Have you any culldrcn lllind Man Yes, sir; two. Ite Dorte r How old nra they 1 lllind Man One Is file, and the other Is fourteen. lteporier Aro they tni), or ara they girls J lllind Msn llotn boya. lteporier C'jn thev see T lllind Man .Seel I guess they can, Seof Yti, llr! ou bet they ran. That Is nnutber loolls'i no tion lhat ptople bale. They think that blind peo ple's chllilren mnst or necessity all be bom blind, which Is Just as loollsli ae lu suppose that a one Icirsed man' children must all ba torn with only one lee apiece. My children can sea as well aa any bodt'a children. Itcporter Are any of the rest of you married lllind Man Yes; Csnlleld Is married; been mar ried about fonr years, and has ona boy two years obi. and It can aee. lteporier la his wife blind I Wind Man Yea. ins curat evil or tni institution ron the blikd. lteporier Whro did he make her acquaintance f lllind Mm At the Institution for the ftllnd. That la another ol tha evils oi that Inatilulion, It minis young blind people lo.etber, and they till In love snd net married without bcluc able ta support themsflvf. This la delicate ground to touch opon. o of tuiirso love ona Another Just aa much aa bus bands mid wives do who can sue one another, and perhars a rrcat Ccal bettrr. Dut sober reason tells ns, after all, tbstlt Is Indiscreet for poor blind oeo pis to act married, and have children that thay can not support, bat wLora they lore none the lesa because they are forever ahut out fron tbclr slaht, lleporter You blind people talk so well, It la dlffl. cult to trcl an srmpalhr lor you as helpless per sons. It seems all iba time aa though ou ara err lectly able to take cite of yourtelw lllind Man We don't warn any srmpsthy. We only want atalr show, as I said before, and not to base It supposed that we aro Impostors simply be cause we try to earn our lit Inc. We also want all legislative aid fairly distribute,! In such a manner that italull not work hardship to hundreds of blind paopla while It helps onlv a fe iv, snj a lot of other persons who are not blind are also allowed to aharo In It. Wa almply want these things fairly under stood. lteporier Very well, I have written down yoer sWtemi,te, and will let jou tell your own story In Tun Hun. Wa thtn took ear leave of the Mind men, ranch Imrresscd with the hopelessness of their rn, As they say, a blind man, hoaarrr well educated he may be, cannot enmpeto with one who I bleseed with elht, and must go to tho wall. A Irleadly visit to 489 Ninth avenue, would repay any kind hearted person who may feel Interested In tbrsa poor, hoaeit. Industrious, afflicted people. XltV KSUIllTH OP Tit K CUB. ltudolphr nnd Dion A until -Joe Dloa'a Clinl. Iruve I'rank Parker and Tlin I'lynn alter llnnlela The ('anting Tournaments. Yesterday morning, lludolpho and Cyrille Dion bad another bout at billiards, to supplement tho coutist of )at week. The gamo was American caroms, 50 points up, for IM a side. Ten games wire rlayed, each laer wicnlna fire. At this point Dion proposed to continue thr play at double ice stakes, or $100 a ride, but Itodolphe rr'uaed, and tbe two crest bllllardlsts separated, nellhei richer aor pocrcr than when they met, Joseph Dion writes from Sm I'ranclsro, under dsto of the Sllh nit chslltnclng the wluaer or the next match for the championship to defend tho em blem sguliist Lis skill and prowris. lidw.rd DaaleU, tne Massachusetts expert. Is now tbe happy bolder of two cartels (rem as many win some players, Hirst, Frank Parker, tb present champion of the United Htates, coalleugea Mm to try ennrluslnns at Ihe French or tha American game for IftiJ a side, and ofTxretopUyln Dosloo, Danlela'e own abtdlns place. Then comes Tim Flyan of Now Yotk, who is auilous to meet Daniels In prlvile and troonca blm at the French garni for a puree of IS.OtlO. If Tim Is not mere successful with the Yankee than be waa with tha Canadian, Uulllelle, a few nights aco, ha will lose ball that purse without the shadow ot a doubt. He attempted to discount Qullleite at the three-ball game, and when he locked up Ida cne Aa found, on comparing notes with Ihe Canadian, and counting his own two or three times, lhat SSOJ of bis bard earned wraltn bad been trans fer lod to tue wallet ol his opponent. lludolpha Harts for ban Francisco on the 10th Inst. Ou the tilt Inst, a grand tonni&ment will be open ed at 1'hlcagn, the play to continue fur right data, Un the tttd a similar contest of skill between promi nent local players will begin at Hartford, Conn. Feulnna. Have Von a Plnra lor Colored fit I reus r I IA KJllvr or Tn Hun. Sir: Aa tho representatives of fire thousand colored citizens of this city, wo desire to know tbrouch your valuable paper if the Marshal of tho procession cf the Feuian reception will craut us a position In tho line of inarch on that occasion t Yours mot respectfully, ANnntw W. JACKbo.v, Walter II. ENCnoN, Jackson C. rcoTT, IIakeii D, W'na-ON, IIeniit W. Johnston, (.'onimillee, New Yoiik, Feb. 1. Tba Kentucky Court or Appeals. from iA Courttr-JoMmii. It Is not generally known beyond ths confines of tho Slile thai onr Pour! nT Appeal Ims been tiansiiirniid Into an iuylum lor the dotunU n I lubtcllus, and a nursery for snckllucs ef the profes aion, We have frown so accustomed lu seeiug our Com I of Appeals outnea the plalnost dictates of common sense, and do violence to principles w Ich are tha foundation and snprort of the law. If any loncer to eslsl as a science, an I which the tyto, on the very tbreahold of his studies, ouht to halo grapplral nnd mssteroil, that II reuuires a more ihan ordlnsry stupid derision to meiit or attract attention. Kvery one who holds a policy of Insurance oa bis own or anybody else'a Ufa, or who is in any way Interested In life Insurance, should subscribe 10 tbe Viottttor, a new Journal last onlalill-difd by Mr. Rbtnsy Ashmore, and published at 3tl Park row. Mr. Asomore la a gentleman who baa had a large ex lerlenee in mercantile and financial affairs on huh sides of tho Atlantic, and he proposes In tbe ito Uctor to Inform people In a plain, bnsincrs-llke, and Intelligible way Just what life lustirance amounts to, and bow far It la desirable. Ho will, moreover, give auch explanations of tbe pilnclptea according to which the aolreacy of life Insurance companies Is to be estimated, as will enable persona of ordinary ra pacity to Jndgo Tor themselves of the merits of tho various Institution which compete for the patron aga. The undertaking la a most ni fill oue, aud cannot fail to receive general public r-tipput, Mr, James 1'nrton, whose very readable and in elrucllve essays and biographical ski ti boa In the ifetc Tor Ltitjer and other publications buys riven blm slnioat a world wide reputation, has euti-red tbe field as a lecturer. In the Kuit and In tho West ho has met wtln mirkrd success. Ho i to uppe ir for tha first time lu thU city on Thursday of next week, at Association Hall, and wo bespoak fur him a full house. The New York Life Insuratieu Companj is one of tba oldest aud most renpectable In tbe city. It annnal statement, published In anotlirr part of Ibis paper, ebows upon what ground this favorable, opinion la baaed. Wo commend It to tho attention ot ill who ar Interested la Ihe subject. jnnr ai unit i.xnn. From upwaid fa Irv.dicd aiannscnpts scut to the of.lce ef '1 lit f i s, w select the following ver sions of the p mu' ir no, ni which relate tho rid ventiui'S of I'urrinl b r limb, aa spe:lnoiH of pulilx opinion on t'i" st.'g", t conveyed lu metrical lorm Tho variety an 1 -urarltlng nature of ths nd-v-i,:ures in whleli M in ,ni I Ilia lamb ind partica latly II lamb-are ijiv j u d. indicate a considerable rtevtopment of the l-nsjlmllve faculty amonr ih eonlilbiuurs. 'Ibeso productions are In the strictest seme popular t i""i". They eraanato Irom a put or tho great consll.ne.ncr who road Tli Bin, and are tho nrtle, nnlutore I utternncci of tho people. As such they will bo -mrc to tic appreciated, Inmost indium tbo anihnrs modestly withhold their names; bat Iho nrv.i which we print first, l.i point of slyl and finish and In Imaginative power, singularly resemble those choice mor ctaux by tho Hod. Von O'llall with which oar metropolitan weeklies aro occasional. enriched. Tbe envelope enclosing them bora the nionos rani ottua Lotus C1ob, of which the Hon. Von 011. Is President. Dare wn sunul'o that the poem is fiuto bis polished pen f Hfiollls: Mary had a little lamn That couldn't rem! or writs I Tt hen Marr offered him ma bain. Her hand he'd alwajs bite. Mary took her little lamb Hound to the butcher's shorn Then Mary' father gave n feed With loll of mutton mop. Maryhadallttlolainb, It Jumped down In the well. Ani after Mary pulled Hup II ran and Jumped down again. And ji drowned. V. I Marvhadalltlld.lemb, Its eyes were heavenly bloe. And II you tones lhat little lamb "I'll pat a bead on yu.l." And so the teacher turned blm outs nut slid he llngerod near, And waited patiently about, "Then walked off on his ear." Btie put him In his little bed, And bads him go to rest. "Too bet," the little lambkin stiff "I'll do my level host." Mary bad a little lamb. She gave trial IsmB Tni Scar, And wneo It read the nows, It said, That a how tho 'Vhola thing's done." AgPDICIiiga, Mary had a little lamb. Tw ai the very picture of Jollity, Hal It nover amounted to much, Aa ll bad no ancillary quality. WILUUI IU. Marie hat von ltddle achee p. Utah vobl vaa placK as log t bhe dook him out to ichkate von lay Unt troand him In der tunic tint ven she gomlt ped dsl night, Bbelreamartehear bbn pleating Dut ven she vake. she va mladaka, He only vas a skeedtng. KXWToxr.reb. lit, 1970. mr. editor dear air aaccpt this flora a Utile girl S yearaold ruary bad a little Ismd w tth her it would not no a shu throughed It down a flight of Itllts and how la lhat for low. Msry hsl a little lamb, And snow white wa Its sain, Itul when It followed her to school. The boya said. Tbafa too thin." Che missed him from her side I Alas, Bho sstd, "my Iamb's a goner." Vat he was only nibbling grass Ily the Little Church round tht Corner, Msrv had a little lamb. That followed bcr with fean When .Mary Hopped to get a Hen, Ha walled oO" on his car." Jctssi. Msry bad allttls Iamb, Tnat acted very queer. For every lime tbe told It to, Twould wsIk off on Ua ear." By this, at lsit.lt brot Its neck. Then up at Mary looked. And murmured, as tt dosed each aye, Dear Moll, my muttja's COOiod," A. Mary had a little lamb. It's (alt went with a Jerk, go she cut it off behind tbe ears To "ice tne old tliiu woik." Msry had a little lamb. Its decce was white as snow, j And every time It heard a na-a-o, II bleated "Sot for Jo." Msry bad a little lamb, Its wool was black as Ink, Aud everywhere that Mary went The lamb went too, I think. ne folle-red her down town one dart Which made Ulsa Mary swesr I 6ho causlit bint by his little neck, Aud pnUed htm by tbe hair, 8ts made him walk upon his sir," And nssd him Ilka a hrnte I Then "pnt a head" upon the dear, And "butt Uai la tha snoot." A. nary bad a little lamb. All covered o'er with wool i Ut wsndercd to tbe "-tfiek Kicking!' Ant tried to be a Hull. The brokers greeted him with Joy, Approached blm with a query, And offered to ;tre him a certain petal On a few hundred shares of Kris. The Dears embrai htm with t hu& And urged blm to take a risk i Out be rowed sad swore ne woalla'l go la Until be could see dim Flllc. For Jim ho went to tie Opera noose, And watglng bli tin with a Jerk, Tola him shott the tiroters, and askel, "How dsea the old Huoi worn?" Bat Jim replied In hl choicest 1'rnncU iveneso-irits yon don'i get fooltdi Jt nt parte fiat AnoMi, Alia tout Ii outer Jay Gould. Tbe last that -vniseen of the bills Utah V, sf at tho coraor of Broad and Wall Ha waa Kilng toward the Btocx Exchange, And never canio back at all. Ann. Mary had ll'tlo lomb As round a' any (herkln, tVie took to school tbe old thbg once -Tnot's how It wa a work la'," Il uisde. tbe chlldreu la'nrh and play To ite a sight so new A little boy U Mary cried t III put a hold on you." The teacher onto Mary saldi Ton canntug lit do elf, Why did yon thui on i Mary said t "You know how 'tt yourself," When Mary had to leave Ihe ichooL fibt fried lo aiad.eid nianoer, Aad went to bed. and sonly said, "lbst's what's tha matter with Uionih." a. st. Maiy hst von leetle lame, Ut vas IU mlshlruik' bride, lllirlt, oondltift, oond kept on llfflay, Oond ten It shtoppt-oond l llasa IHitTXANS, Ja. Mary had a little lamb. Ha (lied sud was a goiter, Ate too,; blm to tssbJiiA, And told hsr to go to tha Little Cburch rour.l tie Comer. Marylostbrllttneltm, Its fat wa fried v in lard t Ita fleece roads bully bomba-lne. Five quattcis totho yaid, Msry nad a little Ismh, It plea-cu riyisei H i tthe sent tt on to Wiuhlrgton, And now sh's Potnifi-. Mary had a little lamb, It drauk cold water fieri y, And looked o luiioccntlv wise, brie called It lloruce Urwley. Mary had a mile r.amii." I've heard so often said, That all I know annul It Is, 1 wlb thai lamp was dead. aA," UNMASKING A GltliAT JOI), j iifr rut; ji Mittimus c.t.vr I ii .inn imuu.s .u.i it u 1 1, 1 The htrulohtfiiinard Mlnlcmrnl ef ,h 1 Dewier Who ore lulerratcd lu tbo Uu. mnvnl of tlin .Unrketa Wliy llie Klght- j fcntb Word .llnrkct la Italituelird, j Tha excitement over the proposed silg of tba j ri.irket property was unabated In Washlndmi Mar- j ket jfsterday. The oDosil,in fo:tn iji'.i-ure l 1 not inntlnej to the marhetmcn nrop, r. but eilrnds 1 lo all tho owners and le-seea of prmeita from r tteado lo Cedar street, nnd from M'e-l street to llroadnar. fhon il Wnshln;tou Market he broken up and rcmovo.1 lo somn other portlo,i of ll, ity, tba trade. It Is Mud, o a largo rrnpor'bi.i of th pieiunl uicupauts of ttiesa siores woul.1 b" lust. Most of them depend entirely for loeir trado u retail grocers, woo aro oblljcd lo visit Wanhiuirloa Atarkst lor their meat and vegetable, and while tlcra pnrelisae their teas, coffees, fruit, too Itn ware, brooms, Ar., at Lie neighboring stores. This diss of trade, It I claimed, Is centred almost endndy In u vicinity of Waahlnglon Market, and to brink this up would rriatlv affect llio price of property In all the adjoining str.eis, and entail a gnat lo-s a( money and Inde on tha orcutxints of the sloretv '1 be feeling among tbo market mnn seeing to be that the ssla of this proper t vis nothing moronur lens tl-an a huge Job, concerted by parties Lr hind) the seenes to t,nl monev In their own uoclet. Thn t market men chltn tl at, under tkc pier- of ltiiirovtne Ihe markets of New York, and nf curing money lu the Sinking Fund I" help lo piy off the ih-bl e.l tha city, thus galnli z tbe popular car, It in nothing uora i, or leia thuii a schema of a rew mdnllti) wiitr. rri.Ltns who aro In the l!ln.-, to cct poi'ossini ol the pro perty lortiionei u.uklng purpo.ies, or i !c loi'.umpcl Iho Washington Mai ket people to remote to; thu pro posed nw market on Tiilrty-iourth sin et and I'm North Itlvcr. whleli li already In tho hands nf theso parties. Who sre tbe t nrlles most Interested In bnlldlnt np tills Thlrt-rurta ein-ot markotl" tnmred u r trportiruf the Si of vuu nf tbo leading market men. Market Man Uhyl Is'nt Alei. 11. Krear Clislr. msn of the Commit u-e ou ritles In thr- I uisl.itMre, ono of tin- rrlni-'pil owners of thl Thirty fourth street mark!, and ain't soung tlen. Win. M. Tweed another f Don't you upise these mn kuow what they ate doing v don't claim that I le (,'oninls- slonera of the finking Fond are Interested either ri rtctly or Indirectly in tba sale or this property, but wa do think tnal Ibey aro Influcncvd In Ihrir action by men w ho ate directly Interested In the sate of tlua property. These men don't Cong to mr rmm and snow their band', hut stand on one v,te snfl pull inn wires, and when the time coins pop In una carry off the polls. Whr la It tnat tha JJasltteetitts Ward Market was not Included In this salef 1 will tell nwhylt wis. 'Here Is a market that has cost more money Ihsn any market In the city, Il bs built op there betueru two gas huiiars, In tba meal unfavorable locsllly lhat could havo been selected, and don't bring In more than tg.tajo rrvi-nti! to tba city Why waa It built there, and why Is it not In cloded In tha ealof Doc tho cllv WJtit to islaln It for a market; Not at all; but It Is on the linear the Avenue C ltsllroad, of which Hank Hmtili Is President, and It la Just what they waul for a depot. Hank rrnllh, you know. Is In Ihe rtnr, but ho Is not ready Just yet to buy this building; but yon will see. aa soon ai ho Is ready, that tnirbet buildlag will be the depot of the Avenuo ClUiliold. Iba whole thing Is all cut and dried. war tdet dom't nur washikoion mi hart. J Ueporter If Washington Market Is to be lokf, why don't lour moneyed men In the nnnel clur, together and buy 11 In, aud own, control, and man. age It to suit yourselves f Market Man That la Just what we would do If we had ths chance, but that Is Just what then, men don't Intend we shall do. The properly wilt donbt lesa bo cut nn Into lots and sold by auction, aud If these parties aertira only one or two of Iheas lots it e i oils II for market purposes. They can aflord tj rav almost any prlrc- lor a lot, 11 by so tloiug they drivu us to tbelr Thirty-fourth street niarktT. Wn could perhaps n.lso money enouga to bny the wholis firopertr and put op a market bore that woold bean ioo"r lo ilia city. If they would allow u to do It -but that Is not their game. They dou'l cars wruB Kind of i market we havo here, II they cau only f gATHER their On ntsts. They talk about economy and raisin; money ta pay off the debt ol the city. Why, that Is all ham burr. If that Is ibelr ooject, I tell you what wa will fcladly do Let the city leasa the property to ns for the term of twenty (lie yesrs, and wu will bind oar solves to pay tu the illy ten per cent. Dr annnoi upon Ihe assessed value of l ie property and erect handsemo Iron building for the market, only stipu lating that at tbe expiration or that tlmo wa shall b Dld lor tha building according to Its value then Thaciltcitn get all the money It wants for eetea per cent. Here would be a clear prortt of I neo p r cent., and we would make ull tbe Improvement, k tell yon, sir, that Is not the idea. It Is Juki what I t"id yon beli re a J"b, and an Infernal bb; jini too and II Is onr Intention to do all In nur power to de teat It, Tbcro ato from 15,000 to tf'.UKJ men cither directly or Indirectly dependent neon VValnn;l4it llarset, snd the amount of business dono tine In enormous. We cm I atlord to all still und roe nur business rulnrd nitiout making an effort to prevent II, and we shall do all we can. Of cours" the action i of the Coinmtsaioner Is final; but wa hops) lo Ins able to convince, them that It will bo for lh. lutrt I of ail to rescind It. I f'rnnd llprra llntii l.rn Silly km llimlotle. "Ilatbo lllctio"' Is one of the two or three ot Offenbach's opera which leave the pleasanteeti memory In the mind of the bearer. The music Is particularly welt orchestrated, and Is throughout sparkling and melodious. Of ths opera, or of lb" slnglos of It at the representation of Wednesday evening, there It nothing specially to be aald. Mile. Silly la Inadequate to the requirements of lie opera In this rrspect; bat If ehe don not alnt well, she docs with spirit, and her acting In the chancier of the peasant girl turni.l ae lady was u loj'ly good. There Is, running through all the ties! bner sonittous or this clever actress, a vein ol bread humor, and something which certainly borders en Imagination a feeling of hlddon force su I atrul flm which makes her delineation Interesting lo tho dramatic- taste, qulto apart from any merit as musk. Her aellag In thn court scene, where aho tnrrgeti rally hugs her former friend and Idol, ihe yuang Reestnl, now Iho Count, and finally druct him wll'i er off Ihe stage snlto of all the opposition of the enrage I llliulrttnt, was as vltroron and I ood a bit of low comedy aa ono la apt to see ou tin ctxr dlo boards. Sliull It nils 1 Cnrpnrnlluiia IJoiein tbe I fount rv Fwm S'nairr Si-i--" Sjxech on Clrtl .s.rcfee rVri, I have alluded to the ihingeis lltrcnteiiinp front the growing pu- r nf great moneyed enrportilions how thn powr Is already felt In nlato and nstloo.,1 pn lltles. and I- Tnr to exeirl'e a controlllne in tliirner, riiiiigerotis tun to our tree Institutions t in we all' i M regam that dmu'erf Ib ii c ii time to it'iitMur what wilt become of our poliio'al Ills wheu such ti power Like pongee,! m uf pull i, I p .rtiis, wlu.so Ii ty d -utdiii" I- etif irnil by ,',iu tintinl appiuls lo ir rer n.iry inntnei, nnd b pric tlees In their iry n.i'tiro enrruptuigf Is It nut time to consldi r wnit, under t.io Hutu, nor of 'i i porr, a llovoi nment will becomu, which is -u-rounded bt Ii'iiiu.dl2ing temptations on all si--, ,ud which holds ia lis li.md means ut corrupi -m penrtrntlng nil rhere of sucle'yt And eonsidir ing this, In the face of such dangers, ih itnotbU'li time tli.il thoju leinptatlon should be removi i, that the meins of rorrtimlon elioutd be rnrtillm ami that a moral spirit should be inliHed into nur bony politic capable of resisting siie.i -lei u lluencns f .llr. David Dudley Field nml Ibe rile Cases -Tho Fuels, frvuMht .VvUon. Yc have mitselvcs taken the Double to muts some Inquiry, and are assured Hut Mr IliJd b.i h.i.1 only one arsument In tue Er o cases behrn Judge C-irdozr. and In that the decision went u.-ntint I, t in lb 0ri Ilirnnrd ho has hod three nni- lions nnd tin e ti.uls, of tho motions, two i is made by the oth r l te. nnd the thud w is n tnouori tu punish ltaniey lur n contempt in vmluling one of llirnard Injunctions, or the Hire., trials, one waa lu the enlt again. t Yvnderbllt to ieocr tne cab bntod tl-0lJ,n0U, paid In a setllemetit imulo wltlemt Mr. Field' knowleilga or consent. In tbe tveenul. -llr. Mild appeared against llanney aud Kafon, ind gotjndgmeut agninsl Itamse but huh bsatlti u tiz.ilnst liiton. in thn third, Judgment was Ul.u by depiult. This does nut luclude, of oiurse, af,u incnl before thr (tenersl Term. Annlhrr ('ntidldute-Jnrfae Hnnnry at (11 le. Finn lit n'uthlniiton ouri'Mv llmiui In Iho beHitlifnl ;iy of Cleveland, Ohio, hv.s lawjer and i x dti l ,e o' Iho O.ilo hupii .no Court, ty tisuie Hiilu I'uinHin Itutmey, a patriot Jurist and Druioerat. He is nut only the cle.iic-t, fulhst loU lect of that crest central Mtate, but the puiul gnat man In II, HebuS mver b en u solicitor of ode, t.tn-irh nlwaya worthiest nf u. So broad so fil.'h, mi true is he Hut lew l.oeevi-r tho.icht of ossncit Ini! with HiIh blinieless cltlien's rt iniintiou the lug at.d bailor lor etbee. Ho ran ngalnst Demilsou for llovemor, ane was b -alen only by the. issue. He w n broader man III ll Judge Thuruun, suygeetlvr m no taiiniicr ol tho political sltnces uf 'Iiiouim s Hendricks, and no vcritniur bejotid bis dupthlsa Ueoigc I'enUleton. No ring controls him. ae ii Hie tae with J,d,n T Iloffiimn. Ho Ins not the lu.- i ihijrtnos uf .loin Ijuiiicey Adams, iwt thi pu I of Fi.ink l'J..tr. Unit 'hut lee'lng In ,ur b n winch inn rvsM n lhat Judge It-iuin ul bi i next President ul ibe Fulled Slates, wt t.iuitot Into lu -it, mi, lt ii-iiiiii to tho lit tuner Kit puri) th eulv iniiii wn ba lunii n eiitisi..! ni Homucrai i-id a i-e .Uv ii i m ii iiror I w mi i iimnlal W mil -iei 'I i Muni, uv, t luui'iiciidiliti f'l Mi i w -si-ol led ti i-ilipii v tiu- i id V t ,'i i r 1 i i ,iii a- mi lieu1 ,i 'b in 1 oi Inaa

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I 9 THE SUN, FRIDAY, FBBKUATIY 3, 1871, H WH.LlAMSLUJKfiirSTKllKOK. Axonir.n wnr.irii with a v.i.za you hlAMllSU UUUJSX. liertcwoi" Mrti Ycrltawn aait Sim. Ilclmna -llpcmllnna at the liar Slnnlnr II Car a tiitiarnl Iniarrnnr nt -llrolm at a 11il Trtle Ycur Cltl-II ut Iran n IIor. Tlit rxciterr.ent among tlio women and children rathe I'ntern Hirletol Ilroohlynorcrtliettaiaing nf loorg g'H" women by Ihe mysterious bo tut sfln i hi abated. New vlctlme nf Ills blood' idling te discovered every day, and Itie alarm It 1 itrnile. Tl Indeitlona point to thi probability Ibtt 1 lie habitation ol this vampire la somewhere Id l.t r 1, 1 c 1 1 h cr f Ixteinlli Want, a the field of Ills i srrtitlen U cot lined tu lh neighborhood ot Ora esm asenue and Ewoi street, r-ometimrs, bow iter, he has made hit appearance ut remote, point! oof Me of Ills circuit, and women hare been to uolleil within a stone's throw ot Broadway, and la Joith First oi.d Second streets, below Union ato nic, The latest uatrages were committed on Sttardiy sad ''.edneidxr evening last, and tha serious altceked were elder!) women, Tbe descilp llons riven ol Ills last nssotsln dlllcrso mateilallj Irom tbue of tie one who has been stabbing young lira heretutore, that people are forced lo tbe con tluihm tl.al tliere aro two If not more demon prowling about seeking tlielr victim Hackle tells is that exhibitions of singular Crimea ire neitlj r ilwiys ttfetted through Imitators of thcroj and It becomes a serious qut'llon whether tl.ls boy uiaas tluwho first (tattled ll.e people of Wllllatnitoriih with his tnyiterlous and blood operations hat not tauied in xriDr.xie or woiiArt-STABMiNn, which, If not speedily amited, will brine about a relf n ol terror la that utually peucetble pelglibor hood. A nun reporter euicJ en "sergeant Miner again yrilrrduy at the Sixth l'reclnct italton. From a conversation w Mi that oftct r II became evident that not cne half ol the esses ol womm-stabhlng am re ported to the 10'ilce. Itie Berceant 1 III l.oldato Ms theory Uial the eullty parly Is a lunatic, made ao b) Improper habits, and that lie la actuated by a hatred to the opposite rex. He contends that no ontraces tr sees 6 Is to the original anas-in hare occurred Ince the list foil of lie moon, and lie d"ea not look for any Irerh outrage nnlll that hmlnnry ogsln ap proaches He full. Tbe iiiaalls that were commit 1 ted on Bstorday and Wedaeidiy nights, he thinks, 1 were by tnotlier person and from a far dlfferwot inc I tlc perhapa for robbery. Toe only other solatloa I la on liuekle'e theory that the repetition of there t lingular crlmet by tbe boytassatsln has raised lml I titers In other carts of the city, I hits, t ii nix's ITOBT. Last Saturday lira. 11. II. Vcrlliao was anallrj In Harrison avenue, near the Uulon Grouodi. Bbt bad been to f lie house of lie; mother In-law, at Broadway and Twelfth street, sod waa on her way bene, with a baaket on one arm and a nnmber of bundle on the other. Sue c.to her story to 1 Bvx reporter jeelerdiy aubstantlalty as lollows: I lisd arrived nearly opposite my hoaie, 41 Hir es n irenue. when a insn suddenly csrao no behluil me. I could not tell whence be came he see me J lo spring op soddeniy In my path. He ennglit me by one arm, then diow a weapon and struck at me. 1 f warded eft his blow wltu the tssxei on my other V arm, and screamed for help. He etruck at rue siTcral times, but 1 wei two quick for Mm, and be I did net wound me. ity husband heard my acroams, I and came out to ice what w.i me matter. The as I esse In ran when l.e saw help coming. I Hopoitr V liat lime was 1, 7 I Mrs. Verltx-in-About iH o'clock at night. reporter On you describe tour assailant 1 Mrs. Virltun Yes, sir. He was a niau about lee feet three Inches high, had u light moustache. bat no whiskers, and was nrrssed iu light clothes, with a Llgb tat. I am certain I would kuow him 11 1 saw hlin again. Ueportrr How do yott know bo bad a knlfo In aU hand I lira, VerlUan I siw tl a bisde gleam In tbe gas light. It mar I'SYt been a rstr. lteporter Hid you no wsrolug of the assault Mrs. Verltuu-No, sir. I did not even bear the step of tbe men uion the sld' walk. The first I knew that any one waa near uiettas wheu 1 wo caught by tbe arm. I (Uoughl at hrsl that lie war concealed somewhere, and walled until I had pas ed n and tneu Jumped out M me but there Is nu puce where he could Lave concealej himself. He moil base lollowcd me for lone distance. Iteporter Have tou ever aeeu anyonowboiou conld awe. r ws the rascal f lire. Vcrltj-nn No, sir, tut I am looking for Mm and when 1 1 ut eyes upon blin, I will cue hlin over lo the police. WHAT MRS. I1KLMCI IW, The reporter bade Ibe lady good dav, and wended bis way lerouah the mud asd slush up to Varel alreet, near ltu1iICK i.tenue, to the residence o. Air. William Helmus, whose wife was assaulted on Wednesday eveili.g. Mra, Helmus and ehowasai her sister's house (Mrs. t-teplen Hitter's;, ou llus i f wick svenue. onuosue he rcsiaer.ee 01 Mayor Kalbflci5c.li. iter were rolug cut to nslt a lady frlemt.and bad got upon too sidewalk, when abe (lira. lU'lmus) urged her slsier to fo back and get her overshoes While wailing for her lister to come not, end standing with her lace toward the bouse, shu lilt a lui.l touch upou her shoulder, 'vhlc.l n lol owed by an Inaclluible leelicg of terror, a con sciousness that soma one was near her. lurulii quickly sround. she wasalaitled at aceinga man fac ing sl.e, and only three leet dlitanl. l'roiout tills she had heard no movemeut or noise of a per son waUing. Itepurtei Was you frightened t Mis. Helmut Ol course 1 was His sudden sp- esiftiice starlird me, and lie looked at ma tu ercely that 1 was nearly elnhiur wlt.i terror. ItJUlne inr uin' rilla be. ore me. I told hlui to keip off. is 1 lns who he was, and that he wanted tu aiarder me. Krpoiter-Why Aid you not make nn ontcrrt Mrs Helmut I did, end Hie man seemed loufused Uerest, for his eyss glsrrd lerocloutly, and he etarted towsrd l'oweia etrvet. 1 called to a man l doer ortwoawsy toward Grand street 10 come anj capture lual man, who 1 said was TUS MIX WHO BID Till CCTTlKd. Us did net seem to comprehend what I said, or else he waa frlgltened. lor he made no effort to arrest the leilow, who waa then but a fete leet away. In a few minutes other persons came along ana gave chsse to the man, but he manned to elude them. Itepoxter Can you give a description of tbe rai ts! 1 Mrs. iieunui e, sir. ue wss a time over nvs f't nlgn, hsd oa a long light dttlng blsck coat, buttoned all tbe war up, a knit coiuiortcr, whlc-i nlrhl have been black or red. and a peaked cap, Keporter At what lime did tills occur I Kra. Helmus lletwcen 7 and 8 o'clock. A little later myself and sister were wiUlog a. org the ave nue, 1 leading tbe wsr. When near the corner of WyckoO stieet the same mysterious nun appeared within tin arm's lengt.i ol me. I saw him t'ljluly. lor the llgl.t irom a saloon ilione full In Ills face. 1 again warned him away and cried for help. lie seemed more determined to attack me than when I first met him, and only my threatening attltudo termed to keep Mm at bay. This time the com forter was builuLej Intlde his coat, and In his hand was souie wsirnir.rnl w htch was partly concealed in the Ireast if hie coal. 1 told blin I knew blm, end in aaiwer he cuttcrvd some nntultlllgtble Jargon which aouudod like mi jiubiuino or kv injani rnsox. Ills face was white, end hid a cunning look, and his eyesglesmed v 1th a struiue ferocity. Kcpoitei lrid any one aianer to your cry for dp lire. Helioui Ves, sir; a man came from tic raloon iu Iron' ot which we were standing, quickly followed by k wdtrmn, but It took so long to mike them comprehend the matter that tbe man escupvd Keportei Hid I e run T Mrs. Helmus He walked off slowly at first aero a Wyckoft street, and did not beAln to run until some dtttance down the alreet. sirs. Ileliaus la confident this was the terrible de n.onwho haa aisanited 10 many women, nnd be lievri she would base been staibed had she not ex eruted a little courage and decision, bhe also be In trts the miscreant could have been arrestod bad tlie man to whjui she first called for help pram ptly "ponded. 'I he M'N reporter In prosecuting hi' Innulrlei yesiepla), niter le .vhs Mrs Helmus, heard or scvo ral Uditt who had been subbed b too boy asiaialn leycral woeks aso, whose cases bad not been re sorted to lie police. Among them wen Miss Ilrulze, who was assaulted on Smith street, and a Iihs Hehenck ol Troy, who was slabbeo last a.ter tflline outof a car on Urand street. Htlll another mis Amy DiUnon, daugl.ler of Gerard K Ulllboir, who w-aa I ONI or Till riBST VICTIMS I, if the demon. '1 ho repoiter called unon the latter It her latner's house, lot I'uwera street, and listened I tu her story Amy is only 't tears old. bho esld 111.1t on Tnesday evening. Dee. V!0, atmiit 6:43 o'clock, fl sliei was walking in tii-nha1!! avenue ou her way Mjiiio Irom nu errand. She had a pltcl.er In JC 1 1 and W.iniiieir Ktagg ilrset some one cime uo goiseUssly behin I her and gavo ber a ttab In Ibe n Ht tnigh, lltporter Did tbe fellow aay anything before be I ittscked you f W Amy .Sot a word. He stabbed me, and then n re'hlng by, ran down past WyckoU to ltcmsen Mud, luto which he disappeared. 9 lUportcr Hid you eta look at tbe rascsll M Amy Ouly at nil back. He was dresse I ds,K clmhes, and had on asoft bst. I should uk if w 9 uixiut 13 rears old. lteforler Hi I ym give any alarm J Auij-Nn, air; I waa 10 rights"" that I could j vt ni'ivv. or make an outcry. A yu 1 'x"td A I tin oouie. Ib noiiei-nid you ID 0,u,r Prtoo In the B Mfii si lie timet Ami- Not i'. I was sll itlone until tome two lr Him- luhni'O Ker the occurrence. 1 In n.iiiir 'o an elder lister) Wero the police no til.d ur'i ouirjgeT I imi M, sir. Drolher waa going right tut i 1, 1,. An.v 11 lorn d and told her eiory, 10 1 U. n 1 ),,u yv f.iict II would be 01 no tin Hlmwiial got ou-nl II, e way before vui w iron 1 k was u,e woik ul some wild or m 1 mmmmmmm lnsllrlous hot, snd paid ao mora atlentlnn to It at the lime. Within a low days since we hate heard that Liiinoerless others havo been stabbed, ami wo h.ive lookd upon it as a serloo? matier. Indeed, wn lire all so thorouah.y ftljhteiitd Hut we do not go out Inlo tbe street In t ic evening. Ttiit tcomkn Anaixo. Reporter Dot why don't nuns 0' yoo women arm louiu-ivrs wltu pistois or "blillin," and pro led ycnrsrtvis from Ibis vsasein I lader sister I have heard that eotiie ladh-s tiavn pmrhased plsuds, but whether ther will dsrx to m them or not 1 cannot say. A slight osuse.j I would, t.mucb, II the leilow should attack me I IImi ladr Is a blonde; one ot those vrho hart n laige rmvuntof what lioUrt Lollreroslia "clafir snt." Irom the flashing ol her blun eyes, and the frarirri, delermlnid emrerslon of her tico whci sae made lie last remark, the reporter concluded that thr nitren year-old nsssssln would get his mated If ho should attempt to are.ult her. There Is a prcnlhrity about the wounds rocelviJ by Amy Dill. hull w blcli marks none of the ot urs liifl.ctrd by die mysterious d mon. Al.houg't but une I'srnst wsi relt br her, there were k distinct weande apon her thigh, eotrrlng a surface nf about an Incn In rll.metir, Ibey lookrd like Incisions uii'g witlilhe sh.rppolutnf a knife. '1 he wounds posIWy may hste been Inflicted wilb n suriieal inslrumriil, sucti ss Is uied In capping eperanons; and lids elreum stsnre may afford a clue lo tut detection ef the as asaln. AXOTOt AHALOCOl'S CA8C Brooklyn was several years ago thrown Into an eaeltemenl which has not been lorcotlen, by the freaks of a mltcresnt whose passion was to eteil women's shoes. It was not simple ttielt, always) It was most frequently robbery. The shoe-mid monster would seize the fet of ladles 111 tho street or In the railway car, and violently cut I oil their gnltcr-boote. He wuuld pass tho retail shoe stores, where the most bewlldcrlnr assortment of ladles' foot gear was temptlnily set before blm, and never take a wlr. But the sight of a woman aboe with u woman's foot In II was ton much for blm. Ho wss Instant y oppressed with a determination to take II or perish In the attempt. At last be waa arrested, ami upon searching bis lodglnga Iho pollen loniid bonded ol pairs of "women's and misses','' ss they say la Lynn, stowed away In every nook and cranny. icmorid AnnrjT or Tin (Coldrbi. A rumor got abroad yrsterdiy roorninc that the protejn-sbaped fiend had been arrested by an officer while patrolling the Nineteenth WsrJ, and that he was saielr locked up la the Foarth alreet station house. A large number of eltlaens at aliases and both sexes iinmculslcly surrounded the building, smt a general demaud was nude that be ahoullbo plsced on eihiblllon without coat to the slghl-seers. 1 ne sergeant, finding that a mere dental of the arrest ot the bloo.i-letter would not satisfy the Indignant luhllc, got on a chair, and la one ot his eloquent, persus'ive, and lotlcal efloits si orstorr, announced that It was "mother mm," one Peter Dorm, who bid teen irresud it tho instance of Jnhn II. llankln ii f Lee avenue, who charged that the said I'nter Doran had been making an "exhibition of himself," and in so doing had shocked the senetbtlltlea ol aevenl lady psdestrlsna. Telcr wss subtequectlr tsken before Judie VoorLles, who explained to the Immodest fel low I, at bla offence was of that helnoua char acter which required severe chastisement at Iho hands of Jnnicci, and that accordingly lie In tho blind dame's name, and according to the law s made and ptovlded for soca cases wonld send blm to tbe I'enllentlary for tbe terra of six months. the riaaoa im williamsbdrsii among the worn so and children Is very rresL A grest deal nf this is unnecessary, asd Is caused by the wild stories that are every dy act afloat. Nona ol the gentler sex dsre nor venture ost upon tbe street after dark nnless accompanied by a lather, husband, big brother, or lover, and the consequence la that (Irsod street and the avenues that run through Hutch Town at right tafles are ilmost de tertad. The tradesmen complain bitterly si the In jury lo ttielr trade caused br tbe terror Inspired by Ibe miifrloua aasassln, 'Ibe police are active In earcblng out Ibe scoundrel, and It Is hoped that Inclr eHorta will soon be crowned with soccess. now to catch lim. A Willlamiburgli boy sends as the following: Ustlur lesd In Tna Bvi ot the 1st ot February about 'he Wtll.sniburch terror, I thoucht 1 would sugcest s wsy to catch him. Why don't some man diens up in woinsn's eloihes snd carry a revolver with him and wall the street, snd then, if this rufflsn comes alotig, ihootbtm? TUB rOHTV-l'lllttT cosouicsn, .11 r. haulabnry Crltlrlslnr Henntar I'osir. ray'a tlriimmai Tho Htenmshlp Hubslriy Hill Laid (Iver-MiinlOcnnl llefeal of tbr Land (Irnbberw In tbe House. Waiuixotok, Feb. 9. )lr. Sacubcbt (Dcm., Del.) arising lo a question of privilege not one of mere personal privilege, but a question which ar retted the character and dignity of tbe Senate of the I nlted Stales moved to reconsider the role by whlcli Mr. I'omeroy't resolution of sympathy with the people of Franco and Germany was adopted on ysiltrday, so that Senators might read It, and see whether It rrsd better backward than forward, or whether there was any sense In 11, He did not know who offered the resolution, and did not want any tody lo tell him (I'Ughlcr. but certainly there vers some scholars In this bO'.'y to whom Iu defects ould bo pcrccpttoto. ACLSBCuT Al A TKACnKH Or OBAMMAa. Mr. I'OMrnoT (Hep., Kansul announced himself ss tbe soluor or the resolution, and knew of cull ing wrong about It. ilr. BiULsBCnr was sorry bis friend said thalj he hal hoped his irlend woall have apared blm the necessity of pointing out the Insccuracies of the resolution. Mr. I'oMcnor was willing to spare the Senator If that gentleman would aviro himself. I Mr. bACLSBcnT proceeded to comment upon the phrsseology ol the resolution. He wanted It fixed up In English. Aa it etood It waa unarammstlcal, net rood Kngllsh, and should be reeonsiructeu bifore being subjected to tbe scrutiny of forslrn mtlons. Ibe VicK-PnrainENT remsrked that debate upon the motion wa not In order Under the rule It could be entered, snd actlou could bo bad upon II l any lime 111 ins. C'onklinii and raurnoT desired a vote to be tsken at once, and the question being put, sir. Hsi'Lrni'nr slnno responded In the sfflrmatlve to the crest amusement of the rallerlss. The motion to reconsider was tLerefore lost. SPIRIT MKTinS. Mr. WAnisxn, from the Fluance Committee, re. ported back the House bill authorizing the Com mlaaioner of Internal Itevenno to impend toe are ol the meter now used for distilled spirits. Ilr. Edmunds objected to its present considera tion, and H went over. The Senate then took up tbe House bill lo snow the iTiportatlon of brandy with tbe same rlrbte of drawback aa are allowed on mm and alcohol. The rmeudment, providing that drawbacks shall not be a lowed until the passage of this act, waa agreed lo, asd the bill passed. At 1:J0 o'clock tbe Senate arreed S3 to 14 to tbe pending motion of ilr. Williams to proceed with the bill irDSIDIXIIta A BTKAMSniP UXI la tbe Onlf of .Mexico, and Mr. Kelloqo (Hep., I.s.) aldressed the Senate In fsvor of tbe bill, at tbe cocelaslon of which the Scn.te adjourned. House of Iteprrsi-ntntlves. Mr. IU-TU (Dcm., N. V.) presented numer ously signed petition from the citizens of Long Island for s commission to audit the Alabama claims. Mr. Van Wtcx (Uep., N. x Introduced a bill granting condemned orduance lor a soldiers' monu ment st Washington's headquarters at .Newbnrgh, N. Y. Mr Rru.oao (Rep., Ct reported a bill authoriz ing the lsue of duplicate bonds on the United His tea under lerlsln con litious, In lieu of bonds lost or destroyed. I'arsed, A LAND QUANT BILL DZrCATIO. The llonaa then took ap tbe bill extending the time lo conilruct a railroad from the Ht. Croix river or like to the west end ol Lake Uuperlor and to Hay Held. A long debite eniued, In which the policy of granting lands to railroads was discussed, pro and con. Plna lr, on motion of Mr. IIolxan (Dem., Ind tbe bill waa recommitted yeas, 103 nays, &l. This Is equivalent 10 a rejection of Ibe bill, as tue Coaitulitce on I'ubllc Lauds will not be called daring Ibe preient Congress. The following is the vote lo detail (Democrats In Italics): VsAa-leMrs.tdam,Ambler.ilrcAr,Arncll,Dslley, VarnuMj, liarry, Uealty, llrnton, Ulngham. Bird, llut OulLn, Duithard, Call in, C'euna, Clarke (Ky.), Cfcts. land. Coouin. Conner, Cook, Cor, CVi, Dsrrsll, gtner. Dicker, lllckinioa. Dixon (N. C). Dockers, lia rs!, Dyer, l!ls,r'inkeinburr,Usrncld,Ur)twold, A1I0V, llaiatmqn. JlambUt&n, Harris, Hauler. Hay, llill.ol min.llolmes (N V JoAnon, oneHUr l.Judu. Jollsn, Kcllocg(Conn.).KeUer(N VI Km: Keieliala, Bnspp, 1-awici, aVawts, iluiimna. itoiruim, UrOiew, ilcKe.11, lercur, Moore (Ohio), Moore (N.J,) Morer. Jttrgan. llorpbli, A'IMar. OrlU. 1-acksid llnd.), I'sctsr (Pa,), l'aine (Oa.), l'eree, rnclpe.riait. I'orter. Italuey. !in aaU, Hutu, AAoter. tflocuw, Kmiih (iihio), kuikwes. ther, hKveni, btevanion, tiUt, t&raiir. Htroor, Mtoiui. fiwtentv. Bypher, Jyner. U you. Van tVyek. YauAultH. I'un fnup, Voorkttt. Ward, WaiLO'irn (Msti.), Walker, Wlllsid, WllUauil. Wlnaus, Wtntkf itr. vritcher, llWfarJ-jW. Niis-Mcsus. Albson, Armstrong, Asper, Atwood, Aver, flanks, lieaioan, lleijsjolo, Uethune, Olalr, Ikjoiir, iioweu.iioyd. Ilrooks iMssi.l.lluck, llueklsv. Uurdstt.JJutlcr aeon.), Churchill, (;ljk (lexaai.Cobb I Wis Colour. Cowlsi. Dawes, Dlxoo (11. 1.), vex, Al iiW, Fanii worth, Kerils, Fkiher, Olilim, UUnllao, Halo, llamiu. Hosr, Uoooer, Jciioies. Keiley Lanlii, Lsib. Loxsn, Long, Loeghrldie. I-vneb, Usynard, XlcCotmM, UcCiary, McKeos.e, Mllmt. lloricli (l'a). Myers. KeaUy, Newshsm. O'Neill, fstos (Wis). l almer, I'cck, 1'eien, I'ulane, l'onicror, lTIc. lu-als, nanford, hawyer, bconsld, Shsldoo (N. Y,), Shnrol. Hmtin (Uiigou), bmiui (Tenn.), Stekss, Ntonghton. hirlcklaud, Telle, Tanner, Taylor, Tllimaa, Towciend, Van Horn. Wallace. Waiuburu (VTII.J, WU klnso, Ifllsou (Hinu Wolf, Touug-U. The House then took op, ssssoeclal order, the bill rrporlud by Mr. Hoar to establish a system of national educatlnn, but without proceeding 10 lis consideration adjourned. Court Calendar lull Hay, 'ertiaa Cov.t, Oi..i,i Tiy Nti. tt, lit, 110, III, lv. ,r, it, Jii, in, jii,r;, ui, ns, m. Sat. us, un. tirsias Cevl, Cessnas. ffet. U, III, III, IM, III, 110, Ooo of the largest and most complete dru4 em. iiorlums In the woild is thrown open tall vriek s llrosdway, extendlni lo Croihy slrett. k lUsiauee ui tsuicct. ins fioblksare Invited toloipecl both wuaie esle and retail departmsets, br Ihe, irounstor, PI. II. T. linuiboldAWnlw; Aill.-iils. 1 MR. GREELErSJYARNlNG. a iiiTTnn vn.T. von MvnrnT'iiitTXTB U UN lit A I. COMitlTXllK. Iteely let thn fleneml Rlnte Committer Outside. Interferrncei Not Witnteis-A Vnt Offleo Uudrr Democrat ar llepubllcan Kqanlly Acceplnlilr. Tlio regular tnontlil moellng of the Atiti Castom llouia Ucpubllcnn Oenent Committee, of which Hie Hen. Horace llrecley Is President, was held list evening at their hesdqusrters, corner ol Twenty-second street and Filth avenue, There wtis a full attendance of the Committee, besides a Isrgd nnmber oleutsido politicians, drann thither In antlcl patlon of a blr row, In which llicy were not wholly disapiolnled, The adoption of the reiort of the Kuli-Commlllee In reply lo Ihe communication of Iho (leneral Slate Committer) (published In Isat Krldiy's bVH) wis the cause nf ill Ilia disturbance. Tin action of this Committee In endorsing lb Loldlng of office by leading Itepubllcans under Timmany Hall was denounced In bitter terms by Messrs, Iiaic Dayton, Lloyd Asjluwall, and others, will's Hessrs. Oreeley, lhos. Stswarl, John A. Folic r, John Cochrane, and others sustained the report, which was Dually adopted by a large majority. BirOItT or Till COMMITTXr. rl Iton. J. A Mmsey, CA1irm.11 Sfitctal Commute eriAe ntrublirwi titan rvnimiuee. Pis 1 The undrrilgnrd, s Committee aprolnted by the un'nn ftepuhlicsii UeuernK'nmmilire or the City ot ew York, at a recent moi-llog. have had referral ti them fl cunmun.cstlon from ths Cominttiea or which yon sre Chsinuan, in regard to matters concerning tho condition or the ll. oiiDlioan party In our city. In reply, the undersigned. In behslf of Ihe orgsnlia 11 n they lei re-eut. beg leave to stsore you that ther sha 1 oeuappv nt nil times tovoopersie witn tns fitste Commute represented lis you in eltoria lo hsrmonlre. Iiivntorste snd iirengtlien Ins Itepnuilcsn parly in onr et r. Wowaitenoy consnierstlon ol the extent and limits of the state 1 orumtltoc's powers, thoosine to r ttsrd Its action In the premises as a series of frieud'y snd well-roesni fuaieitlotis 01 mesns whereoy (hn Union tlrneral coinuiiiten ol our city may so act aa to I rnmote the crcat ends shove lu licats 1. tlnswsre tint Iho mito Committee has been clothed with power to nissoLTK AMD ncrovsTfiri:T theloeslorglnttatlontot the party, ant esrrclsllv one ths I represents oue-Blth ot thei opulstlon ol our Hlsln. we vel assure yon thst tne etsie riominlttee can sua ges t no course ol action to the body represented bv us mat will not receive the most reipecUul eonihlerstloit ottr,etbody. And we ssiuie yon that no lusgeit.on or the btair Committee whu-h urces our General Com miltee to erester efions to promote tns hsrniunv. punty. snd tfflcleLCy or the Itepuhtlran psrtylnonr ettv will bs regarded by the city as omra.its or lin pertloenl. We desire thst yoarieir and the bwly thai yoa lipre sent ihall understand thst tn thus constaertOK this question of sutLoruy we do so in nu stunt 01 factious opposition, but witn the tlnee-.e desire ol advancing the b si tntei sets of the grest puty of widen we are all meuihers. Iu reply to tbonnt and second charges ogstnil the tireient orssnlrsilonot the party in our city. 101 mil. ed by you. wa hsve lo isy, that if any known Republican or ltepahucans. In eltner 01 Ihe Assembly Districts ol the city, represented in the tleaeral 1 ommlttee, ot which the Hon. Ilorsee Oreeley Ii rrt-sldenl, will pr'. sent sny cnmptsln erohodylni thechsries you inbrait, or say other t nuts of grlevsnce sgslnl the party oi raolsatlon In the duuict in which he or they may re side, whether sucn complslnaits are or are not en rolled members ol the psrty In such duiriel or dis tricts, to the 1'reiblent of said Uenerat Commilis snca complaint ibsll be prornptly cons'dere.! and (air ly sJJolicateJ. and that nnlll such couiplalnts have been brocgatlo ths notice of TSII LOCAL FABTT ACTII0B1TT (the regulsnty ot whirh II not In this rsi queitlonest), ny psrties Irjuted.end sctlon iiierron tefutedor I. Jnt tfee dons ths complamanti. It is. In onr onlalon, Inju dleimtt for sny oilier brsncb or the party lo Interfeis, lo the third ciisrge. we hive to lay tha; aay He pun lleans holdlnc (tscee under the mumuipat si.horules of th s city ao so under a rn'toul thst is older than tno party ttself-a custom or dividing certain plscrs under Liscltv koverninent between the two psit.es ihtt has lor yesrs received the ssoi-tiouor the best men o( our varty. eome or whom nave been rectpieuts or sne.i pslrooire. even some of yonr own committee hsnuic oeen notli recently suet recipients, sou thst Mo with out havlog their party fealty questioned. And no man, to our knowledge, queitions tlie party illellty ul tnst other member ol your bonorablo potly wno, wnsn tiayor of our city, nominated to high sad Important otnees Well-known snd octlvo t.artliaas of 'lammanr Hall, one ol whom lull holds on important municipal plsee. Wnen onr psrtv hsd Hie Stste. II recognlseJ this prin ciple or division with our political opponents, andonii 01 the most icrponilble depsrtmi'nts or the ctivOov. eminent, that mutest clesnloc wsr, ny 1 Itrpuhlicau Ooveroor sudFenate, pnt Intoih.- hsnde of the Demo crstlc party. This la one w sy of iccogntalog me bigots or rut minoritt. As to the wldom of thli policy, the nnderilrned sre not called to rive nn optnioo, but thevhelssve u sori,et met. insimacn si the svittm is f sr from nctng new. the holding or ncn places hy Itepunlu-ans is no evioence ol psrtv Infidelity in the p.eseot Ineumneits. We ore leave to sod test any persons holding ninni clpal oners in this city who. peine members or onr (leueral Ininmltttc, or niemlicrs o( suv orcsnirstion repnwentrd in isld Couiuiittre. ihalt ue euaraeu by Itepuhlirsus livlui In tl.elr lesnective districts wliu parly infldsiity, such persons shall be promptly trleu. sod il found cuilt) expelled rrom our organisation. Ths body we retires ut Is ss ansioui tu uiitnt'W par ty purity snd Oddity ai is the histe c .inmiltee, snd will do sll in lis poser to secure that result. lo tne ronrtli ciisige, the uutirnirijed have to ssy thst tne I resent tlei.ei al t oluoi llu-c is In t rtwronilti Tor the eonipoiition or its luimeoials predecesir, over whltli It bs I no control. to Ike nrih. sutu. snd reventh rhsrgrs, tne rorego log re pontes srs uspertfoily leitcrued. we btx leave to add In Illustration, that elrculsri recommending and ballon c .nislmng tne nsuu-a id Democratlo eannmate for both State aod city onlcet were sent out Irom tbe rooms or the etaic Coiiuullteo Jon pilor tu the nil Male e ectlon. under ihe advice aod direction or lartles conspicuously prctstne I'm charges sgsinal our orgsuiulion. Wo need cot add that TBI ITATB COMM1TTIB XSVIR ACTnOBIXXD or apt roved such treachery, and should cot be dii solved ou sccouut ot It. lo ibeemhlk rbsrgewe rorecirslly reply thst th police sre not, ar.d have not been, uuder ths tuntrol 01 the. Republican tlrneral counnlttee or tnls couuty. To the nlntn charge we rcanrciruily submit, that If large numben or tne genuine llcpollcftns'' toon no part la tne December primaries, (hey did. hi such ciglect. estop themselves from sll resiooaole ground ol complaint against me prescot parts orasnlation. To the t&rce mnslnlnc cbsigrs subiimied by vonr Coinntlttee, ws respecttutly bee lesve 10 repeat thst tl any Ih-pabhcan. whcihnr or the t n tuou'snd" you peak of, or ol tail yesr'i Oeneral Cunimttce. or ol the County Convention referrt d to, havs nny party rrlvsnees to compistnof. and wdl suDnut iheintu tho tlrneral Comiulllee. such complslnts will be promptl) investigated sni Justice done. The untlerilgned reipirtiully submit that the we'l eelssllibed ana universally recognnej principle of si lowing delecated bodies to be the Judges of me elect! p snd qnsllflcstlons of tbclr own meuibeis, is sppiicablo to the sresent liepublicsn (lenersl Cuiiiiiiitiiu of our city 1 and II thai prlmlplo is Ignored In ths present rate, by dissolving It, 00 allegations made aeaioit cer tain ol its constituents (no charge basing been made against tbe Committee Itself), a precedent will lia eetabllibed rnr other counties and ror other btste Com. inltiees, and the party machinery lasen from tbe local authorities and vested la the hands of an xviu-cniNoiyo bodt or min, from other psrts of tbe State, small tn nnmber, and seeountsbie to no sutiiorlty beyond themietvcs, Tae nuie ommlttee 11 composed of tliu ty-one mem. bers. Ssy seventeen sre neceusry roraquornm in ihe trsnssctlon ol bnnuesii nine of thst seventeen are amajoruy. hbsll cine men adopt a mennie of such vast party Importance as the dissolution or tho l,en eial Committee' ol a county so Important as ours, wltbiome Cfty Ibouiand Itepubllcan voters Ihe.te In 9 The reorgsnlzstlon aiked for st your handi Implies and compels inch dissolution. This expedient has been repesledly tried, without iikccm, fiedceru it uuad. vlisble to repeat it. Ihsl remedy will not hesl nut present party dtrseniions. Iho eeatleineo aekingthli action st your hands bsve hitherto been granfltd in a stmllsr demand (though never by tne Male Commit, tee. nor on Us own suthorliy). but without any iktii fsetory result, lhernowssk yon lo snt them again, bhoald you do so. snd should tbey sgslu fsll In retting control nf tne psrtv mschluerr In the c junty I which is all they sun si) ther would sssta ait tour interfer ence, nnd 10 on to tne cul. These remedies have been welched In the balance and foo nd wsntiti;. We now ask Itste of your Committee to ssy a word sbout tliose who seek to ne It tor their own ptirpno. We do thts, cot for the purpoie of ci eating furihor als sensmns tn our ranks wc already hare t'lioush 1 but we spesk for the purpoie or showlug that as theie gentlemen l.ato been nuwtie couniet oia Intnepait, they sre not tbe proper persons to aJ use you or (IT in J una 11 ist on a body like ths (lenersl Committer, whole nrll irl nave not yet been arraigned, hut whore exmcpve tacie gentlemen deire to end, by y onr hiterrerepre. Irirtt It is charged lh.it, nDdi-r tht'lr pronptingi, your Committee advised tnst the pirty In ourrltv s.roald nut only not make psity notiucs'lons for city and county olhcers at the late election!. Imt ihouln, to some extent, vote fjr Deraociatic tundtdait'i a con feislouor wesknesssni depatr that no men cliliuluit to bo Itepuhllcsni ever before Irducod a Itrpupllrau Bute Committee to maliei by which advice parly lit.es were 10 effscei ami thousand of itenub llcam 10 dlicoaraccd ai not to vote at all, or to mnke tlielr own lelectlom ss lo which ot the llemncrailo candidates tney would vote for, when the directing or controlling body or tho party advised and almost loici d Ibemlnlnau election wltio.nl air ca-.dldtta ol their own. And this Aliconraiemeut und party dcinorslira. tlonwss not confined 10 tin. city, but) induced lis In. inrlous effects over the ei.tlio Ktste, str.-ctim lens of (honsands 01 votes. The belief tnst we should thereby gain votes proved entirely fallsclons. i-rcond It Is charged thst the gentlemen now asking your aid, In the Interest or a fat lion, Induced yonr Com mittee pot to recognize tho lttpnollcan (lenersl Com mittee ol tne city or New Vorkl durini the Isteelecllon, by withholding rrom It Iho appropriations uiuill) mido to II by the Stile CnnuiU- an act or oiios. injdstici la the members of that Committee, whose conduct hsi never been questioned, and of yrtiter w oug to the pirty whose ordclal representative! it was 1 and thli your Committee wn penuided by then' gentlemen to do, witrout said Committee having been guiltrorasloKls act wnlca made It amenslile to your Comtnlltee, or to tbe Bute Couyentlon, or or which It ha,i been louod canty, llutior moneys loaned 10 that Committee (or necessary ana lavlnl purpoies. inch as oeoths, printing, nataialiistlnn, 4c, tae lleputllrsn vote at that election would bsve been so small as to sbsme even those who Ignored thst uencral Commit tee, and who are now stnvlng to destloy its mcccnor Ihlrd-It is chsrged thst, under tbe advica ol the psitlcs 1 tf erred to. your Commltloe was Induced to adopt measures by wnlcn we lost the oOlcial return In favor ot the Itepubllcan Asiemolymsn lithe bsventh Assembly Dlstnrt, where, but for such sdvlce, the mi jorlty for Mr. Twowbly would oavs osen so large, lint even Dsroocrstle rascality would not have had tbe hardihood requisite to couut htm out. Fonrlb-ll 11 chsrged that by inch advice a caadlailtl was placed In Ihe held against Mr. Coils, Ihe rfiul.r liepublicsn candldste In the Nlntu District (eluvted the yesr belore. and countsd out bv Tamnsnv llsll), hr widen thst district wss Ion. Tbe candidate opposud to itr. Costa did. tn addition to Ihe old given blm by advice 01 toe parties referred to, a no BBCBITB UONBT rBOVl TAMMANY HAIL for remaining In the canvass L.nislt our regular can didate. rinn-ll It eliltrfd thil by inch advice and nit Mr, (lildliy.lhe lleiisblicati rsudidste in the Llaventti Al seinwy District, was dcltatea by Hie running sgalsil lum of ono ol our arcuicri, who polletli'i thsn one fourth of the llspubhean vole, sad unit, by tus loss of tbsss threw Itepubi'cau m mber Ir on this idly, the LegMlataie was made over t" the De noi-r.iilc pirtv. thus seabtlne 11 la su arramri Coukresi oi'tncii ol our flats as shall redound t Ibelr advantage and our In Jury. Iu eoncleilon.weigalnbeg; leave to Itste that our orgsnliatton Is as auilom lor thepurHTitrooer. aod nicer s at Ibe llcpnbllcan parte as yourselves that we are ready at ad times to recelvn any complaints that may bn made to oiirtlenersl Committee, and to do Jus tice 10 all psitis lo Intersil (snd we trul tne chsrsc Icrorour President Is snmclcut guarantee on thst scorei. that no ebsrees have bftn snbtnitied ssslnt Hint Committer, either ot refilling tn reurcs gr cr anecs or or art ol Injustice or party tnfliielitr 111st the parties seeking to asa your Coiinintteo la ti.e instter- of r.v.rgsnlMtlon are doing so n Ho Interest of ton 1 onion or a rsriy. as Is sc n In thn Inct that ss soon ai they found that Ihey could not control the ratty machinery In Hie management or whh h they took part nader tinner roignil.aioii, thBy si'i 'MleJ from Ins committees snd conventions itiiiuoilrcl by the party, as formed hy such reorgan'z-t-tinns, nnd now six oui t'oinniiltee to rn ounirn their leccitlnn nv Ignoring and illriolving the central nutliorlty or thn rarly in the county tnat reorganiza tion or inn parly lu the pen his brougnt no ciMKi-tli.it a' lids tlm It w-ttl no nu good- that such action 101 your patl will be an a'ttnnptlou or power never Iflon ned aalnit it I. .'.il org.iiiiMtlou-tliU siciait will widen Iho bcrieli Hist exists pi the psrty 111 tbe ch), Hie cfr.'i is nf wlili h will ix' felt lorou-ibout the .itaic. Very re'pcttrnllr, FrM I.AIH TOrnEY, 1 I '.(K it I,. KAM IIKII, I in-el'll W. imwr, Committee. JOHN I'OCIIHWI'. I HOHAC'li (IHKHI.IiV, Nxw Voua, Jin. s,lil. (len, John Cochrane then ottered the foltowlr.g resolution, which was also adopted, and the Chair appointed Messrs. Cochran. Aspltiivsll, Dayton, Ondlt y. and Foster, u committee to curry out lis pint Nona i ITAeredi, The Stste Ocn'rsl Committee, In ths ill rhsrgeor lis lutiposcd nntlcs, I ss tonveyed to this body crtatn ctmrgrn f Itnpr.ipr.i'Hcs, pre.'e.re I ny ilitstrct 1 d ncuiatits. designed to nflect 11s ollile.il integrity, a id to detrnct fiom li uteiulncH and II I'leui. Confiding Hist party fldrlltir and a Isudsble Car for tin- well r and illleacy of this org.iniziti'111 prontpttd the t o'niiilitee thu to 'Icnitiid our a.ien lion, we arc dlpos, d without icrnllnlring Its mi ere, toacqulocctn me propr.tty of the luiksttlot: with which its commiinicsttoit obviously is charged there lore, ,'sMtrftf. That this Committee, properly ettlnif.ttng tlie 1 ilal en. ct of suffering it councils tube sumuit led.or its dilineratlnns to be lutjertcil to the influ ence or dirii'tion nf political adversaries, d' hereiy refer the innliei ot the conin, mile titon from tho btate Central t ontmtitee to a M1ecl.1l foniiniiteo of trith power to inV'Stt-'sin end rei ort bsek to the t:oinmn tee, with ah cnvenitiu ipeed, in all things lutly there- ""'l lellon Hugh Vcsbllt next obtained t ic floor snd oir red a rcoiution upon a subject of gteat impoiUnce, and one that lu his estimation wutil.l attract moro ntte-itton than anything tuat baa oc curred since the revolutionary war. ;rbcf. Ihsl the Isle sctlon of the Democratic par ty in t.,e Ai-cmbly, win rcby ll.irat.o N. Tnonm y ws Ue ld tut 1. ght 10 occ ipy thn test to which he wss nuiy r:eted bv his con tiiueuts. and w on hy s inajoi lly ol the en 1 1 rs ol the r-et'litn A-i-inily liniiirl were dblranc o- ,l,wai a bill utur,ut,on or .Jor, snd should esc. I uie inJIguatton anialorili ol all goo J CUiMis thronnout tin' Mate. Aesofre., ru.it In klsl dcspatle act we recognise the audacious ni'dearo or the Duinocrahc leadci 1 1 tint cur, who. luting grown rifti troui Hie planter of lie ciilren. no louger irrnple to aerrive Ineiu viokutly ol ihe ngnt ol rcpieienialion. lU'ulrtJ, liiat tiicsct nf which we complain was, In efleet snd in lict. nnaidrnrnl seizure 1 fine legis atlvs suthorltv or tho b'.ste, and as tbe repreieutaiire psrtv inthlACtywc mot esrtietty call upon Hie people to coo'.inin 11 and tlie iien why pcipctrsted It. The Coni.nlilec on Constltntliui nnd Its -Laws ms Jo a lengthy report, which was adopted with illgUl imendmcnu. Tna iNiBitlATrc a Horr. The molt confirmed diunasrd cured Ct Dr C C.lleers'i rnnedy. 1 n bi given wittiout the knowledge ol tue patient, omre, 11 rlsit Twe f its street. New Yoia. r;nctoe stx-ccat stamp for boov, and convtace yourself. A4r. V, S. Oj;, tent, and awning depot. I bill ill, ell llroadway.-.Jr. I riXASCJAL AXO COitUEllVlAU Tni'muiT, Feb. 1'. M. Tbe Mllrray itiaro market has been weak. In tympitby with tbe sharp downward turn In Lake Shore, which was free-y pruned lor realisation, Iho transaction! of the day being In tnirkrd contrast to the lalo buoyancy. The fce'ing 01 the street was apparently la favor ot lower prices, tae more especially aa vague rumors were afloat that another well organized schemo was about to bs lauuened lo Interfere with the natural course of money. TI.e new movement Is based upou tne belief that, as larc amounts of gold will be required 011 tlie other aide In Ihe settlement and adjustment of affairs, the bank ressrres will he so weakened ss lo rtndir sncb an attempt a compare. tlvuty eaiy operation. Tbe banks now bold upward of t'27,u(X),(JiX In specie, the excess over legal rricve itauling nt J 11,0 VMM). W.nlc this has doubtleM to s cerUIti extent In fluenced tbe decline la ptiees of stocks, It is equally true that no outside support has been brcught in to maintain Iho late bleb Quotations, cud ttticm vcr tho cliques fall to come to the relief 0' il clr venture! loner rrlccs are remsr.ed, Wabash followed In the footsteps ot Lake Shore, tha combi nations moving tho two being Idontlcal. New York lentr.il and Hudoti ltlter suffered In the dowus trd rt ictlon. Harlem made a sharp nnd sudden break late lu the alterkoun Irom I ml to l'i, Hiough aub'e quent.y reading t cent. The rcos ms assigned for this nnexpected drop were varlou, the Hoetn nelng llooded with rnntors, some of vthtcu were of a most ridiculous kind, lbo latest wsi lo the eOcct that a resolution was up In the State Legislature prohibiting the Company from running their trains over the lltrlem bridge. This would of course ren der Ibe struct ute now In process of erection atl'orty sreotid street cuniparatltt-ly valueless. This report s.iould be taken Willi a grain ol silt. Oblo and Mississippi was decidedly firm until oflcr the la'o Foard, whtn lbo price gave way x V cent. I!o- k 1-lind and Northweitcrn alio dtclined on k f r volume of business, St. 1'juI and the remainder of the active list being without feature. I'silftc Mall uaa exceptionally strong throughout lbo day, utid advanced late la the afternoon to 13',, tnouxh but fuiv transactions were retorded. Western Union was quiet, the general market clo-lni with a itcadlir -one. We have to chronicle an active and animated mar ket for gold after so long a period of dullness and stagnation. The opening price wss 111,', de clined lo lll'f, but rallied lo 111',', the large bids lor the Ireusury sold strengthening the price. Tho latest quotations of securities on the London 'Cnanro were loner, which. In connection lib gold exports, an I the itrcncln of foreign exchange, were calcu lated to attniulate Ihe higher range. Tho hall nil Hon iloub'e ettgles forwarded yesterday were a posi tive order Horn London, and were shipped by Ilia rlrtttsh Hank of North America. In view ol the pro vnlilcz rates of exchange, tbe exDorf must bsve netted a loss to the concern. The llolsatla took out f I,' IV) in treatuie to-day. l'he rales paid for having aul.i cirrled ere 6 tot if 9 ct, The receipts of cold at, the Sub-Treasury were iHll.O U i pa I ments, 1 11V&13 hilnnce. fff,2 VILOAI. '1 lis eccelnfa of eurecni-T ner tiTfJl payments, fJ,7770M; hibitice, tf T,73.r;H. Ibe nee pts lor customs were The total clcannti at Iho Oold Hxchsngo Hank were $4.1,7X1, OOd; gold balances, tl.s-ll.r.lc; and curreney bahtneee, tl.ll'rj.'W. 'Ihe lieasuir Award of f l.nm),qirj was at 111 Hi to 111.83 on total IdJa ol (J,IX,IJC0, rang ing Irctn HO.WIo lll.M. 'ihe folloHUu were tho tiuotailons: 11 A. M tllIU.H T. M...tllK3JnIM..., Ill's l: A l....ill),::J3 1. M. ..IIIXIII1. I...UIib(l Foielgn exenango rules "Irons on the oasis of lOtiV for prime. CO days sierllur, and I1U', lur sight. ommcrcist sterling Is scarce, beltie: quoted st ltws IJ!i About XXO.W) (tcrllni huvo of Iste beeu sold, against a new losn of lXJi.l"") cegotUle.l In Loudon by tbe Camden and Ambojr Rallioud Com I hit. Dosrl'etbe feeling of uneasiness In certain quar ters tespectlng another ''lock-up," fie mnne mar ket Ii is I en easy at i and tl V cent., the payment br the Treasury of tho ponds bought yesterday run 'i.butmg to Iho eao noted late In H e day, when (low Ii Hint bouses were readily accommodate 1 It t .e lower rat The ample supply of inouev u i c.nl I s'tncllui morn attention to dicouuts, and lower rates are reported, sud chulcost ueecpbiiices go it u,tin V cent A fraction il ih e uo haa been pole I on thn eutlro floveriiinent ll-d, though the liigli qnotatloua of gold croated a strong undertone lu Iho market. A moderate ouines was reported, the murktt closing atcudy ou Ihe basil of lWCtloV1, tnr It fa IVI uie. Iliniy Clews A Co., Si Wan street, report as fol lows at I JO 1'. M l tlit. dsl'd .iUH.Atftl. V S currency's llll nil 5-20s, reg J AJ.tw iirj i. iil reg Its l.S' 5-.ds, 'M, oun-.-liiev itri.ti ts,ltl coup It Hi, coup. IM if.it !r&s,irg.,M.tn.iWV HO 5-i. coup.,.iOJS mK STOl.TEroup.. HUH liotf lo-ni. rog I06 ioti i .is, td.iaup. KKJf HO'j in.iscuun itji Wj vc,t,coop...l,Jf.'l lll C I gold Pds.. SIM klV iclcreit. On extreme quotation! New York Central stock ranyid betweeu VII,' ami M'H icrio, Wvit'J; Hr km, 1'MiVi Ktio, WJCMli:; lUsding. KriW.', Like Huore, i(lftW, i Waoasa. North- w dcm conimno. 7fjo;!74.Vl pretcrrei, rO'.'Cil.'i Ituck Island, lOJI.aiWt 1 est. I'atH WtWIU: o.e ferred, 7lW);j tlnlo and Musis Ippl, WJs'iii.ll'. i 1,'nloii l'ao.flo, 17ai9li: and HauulbaJ aod bt. Jie, pit common, b.').sa.V At h Hoards Krie old at IliVl I'anaros, (sTOi Michigaa Central, m: C Cin and Indianapolis, 83131 i Deliware, Uc .awnnna and Wtatsro. WmVAii CliiUfo, Dor tingle and ljulncy, I53fi Columlus, Chicago and Indians Central. Is"! Morris tui Kssox, H'J),' till, nols Central, I'M; cierslsnd snd J'lllsburg. 1IMW i New Jotsey Ceutral, 101 1 and Fort Wayne, to. In Ibe miscellaneous Hit Ibere waa no movement nf Importance, Quiet i 'rrr baying been dull, and I'-icl-llc Mall and Western Union Telegraph a traction loner on the latter, the for tiler fluctuating between fl'tUU'i. and the last mined, MXilAt Kxprees i lures were quiet and a friction lowm, on sales of AiTJms s, ETiiSf! VoUJi" Wstot.'HKil.WiaVmerl can. 4.1,'4'Otli und Welis-Fsrvi'" scrip, a. Closing pncci atbiX) I'. At. were: ma. At a. OU. AsM. T. C A. II. e. CIV MM Onto Mt!i.... 54V fM rJ.t.t.Aill.ccr. t Mi, Del.. Lack. W.103V 1H liatltui Itl UIH S J. Cfn!ril.lMI IM rns ai' u Union I'acmo iv-s Wi Itesdias kljJ W U.sndSt J.......M sa ;geenorr WV U( do nr-Ierred stv ii Wsbniti SiH BiQ MicU.CBtrl..,ll IW I'lttibuigh,,. 101 )H,llil Ceutrel ilS's UjK orthwestsrn., II TO West. 0. Tel.... M do. 1'rel. MK WV faoifls ktsii i-1.' liockJi.aud ....leo!; toll, idsuts ttsuresi a.ki x rorlWayuo. W M r le.saC-o.Ks wv 40 II :'.t. Paul iVS f-IK Aiu.Uer U.kjt.. 41 41 J1AXKIXQ AMD FlXAXVIAt.. NEW IM WIMVOKH. Mcsirs. J AT UOOKH ft CO. crier at par and Interest the uevr fieven-Uilrtr Gold Loan or the aN'OTITHKIlN FACIFtU llAlLUOAU COMPANY, secared hy first rflortgngw on a AitnoAD two mors ND MILI tOM, and on LAND OKANT OP MIfTY FIVB MILMONU OP AClllCS. being In ill rrpel the ea.'est, most profitable, and permanent eecurlly nuv Ifi the mirket. TUB rnlNCtl'AL AND IKTEIUEXV ere I'AYAIIf.K IN (Klt.U. For the fullest Information n Jdrese JAY COOKIt A 4,-0., Fiscal Agenlt Norttera rsclflc lUllroad Oo, New York I Corner Nassau and Wall streeU. rhltidelphla Ill booth Third street. Waihlngton t 4il Fifteenth lUest. A CHOICE SECUIIITY. NEW TO 11 II AND OJWEdO MIDLAND It AIL ROAD COMTANY, First Mortgage 1 per cent. Oold Itonds A very large full pnld-up stock subscription. tlOO, fM. AND (1,000 TIOND3, COLTON .tNII IHiai8TKItr.D. The new trunk line from New York city to Ihe Norlh ind West, between the New? York Central and Crie Rsllwais, ind many miles aoiter thin either from New York lo Hafftlo, Tno hundred and twenty miles ef flohhed road already In rxlitence, coil Iwlco the imoont of bonJi Hiuedj mtr fairly be called the bet character of real estute loau; title perfect and valuo constanlly enhancing) Usua of bonds positively limited to 20,000 pir mile of finished road. A very small losn per mile, highly thought nf by bankers, and we bellevo B security of the hi 'best grade. Tbe road Is earning largely. Is a belltr Investment than money In a savings bauk. For sale by OICOnc.K OPDYKi: d. CO., Hankers, S3 Nasiau it New York vjnrUels. TtirnsiiAT. Feb. lia)iin and Mbai tYeilern and Stste flours were more active In tbe low grade for export. lomeH.wrtbble. being taken nt IJ.33Jt A for No. 3 and super, and tdaoiStn'Jd ror exrrs. unt otherwlte the market wss dull, isles ll.ro) Puts, at tAIM lor superfine. Mvi7 lor ihipfiog extrs, and t'alv-ad for medium to choice bskets' snd family flours. Southern flour dnll si ts.;i.t1.13 ror shipping extras, and I! to toll SO lor trade and family extrss. live flour quiet at IXOctll. Com meal quiet at ts.3O3lt.70 rnr Western ami nraodywlno. llucxwbeat floor dull at gUOjIJ.tl) V luO B.I. l'aoviaioni-I'ork quiet and unchanged t isles of KM bbl.. mostly prime mes. at Wl.JiAI.-J. but luclud. Inr new men at fit, old do. at til. lleel Heady t salts j) bbls, st fl viltt.V) for Plstn snd extra mess. Tlerre beef quiet and unchanged, lieef h.itni firm at f ?.M S3) Mfor Writern. Cut mestsst ndyi ssles ISO pxgs. pickled hurt it llt.e. llacon quiet i tales VJ bis. loog clear at Use. Lard lalriv atilre and steady on the spot i sslcs tuo les, at i;val3e, for city, sod )JM JIJV,c. for Wei tern i also, J.vs) to, prime iteam at lSHviJlic. tor March, snd ISSOHVe. ror ApnI. Dressed hogi steads al lOrslos". lor rlly. with lisht wrtghu aod pigs tovallc with Western al SKudyrt. Ilattcr ateady. Cbeeie dull, l ieih eggsd'ooplng at lgjna. brNDatia-Cotton was He. lower and rslrly active, closing more tteidy 1 sales 2S3 bsles at use. ror mid dlltig eplands, ana live rnr low middling. Whiskey esslert ssles W) bbli. alMtRicc.,tnoHy slWHc. Ts(. low sirodyt sales in,t3 tbs, at iave. for prime, bpints turpentine more actitef ssles AJ3 hole, stsoii Vise lor merchantable, in yard, lloiln qnlet st tMJ t .4Mor ilrslned. retraleani dull sod nominally Hue. on tbe ipot for reflnra. rreigbls arm and fairly active i mrxln tn fllaseow. bv Itenm. 7J tA7d. (intlx -IVliest wss dull and unsettled i ssles SVcd bmb. st tlZO for mixed spring. II MJll.-W for No. t sflost snd In store, II Al for No, I spring afloat. 11 57H lor red MIiourl, and 11 en ror amber ("anodlan In bond, osu dull snd heavy at ttaUlc. ror black, tiiaMc f ,r iniied, snd M-iCO. for white. Itye hri .er but quiet at tl lAtl-ietor Vtestern ana btate. Uarley contlnuea In good acmacd i aales nl B.ooo bnsn. at l.ltAJtl.lJ lor Canada Welt. Corn was more active at a slight de cline sales u.ooo bash, st SVitCTc. tor Writern mixed, riVdlc for Western yellow, and We. lor round yellow. iIVm laias-Coftee quiet but Unit at lStfttttWc. for Iho. uslhc, for Maracaipo. and lv!lc for Java, all gold. Hlcetn light demand and ileal r. at iSCt3ctor I arottns, and fl"jte. ror llaneoon. Molesree weakt ales ol 2iO bbl New Oileans.on prlvste terms, snd by by auction i'.i bbls. at iOetrJCo.t Cuba Muicotado quoted at iksSv, and Demeraia, sic. bugsr lUw iiitlll fsirtogood reCnmc.Ssaf.sc.i isles Sin bnds. st 6c for loir node MaillJlque. and llVlUHc. forclsri bed licm rarai ana luo bis. st lltulOHCi snd by suction, 10) bhd. New Orleans st tjlllsc.t and Its) bis, at lOHc. Ilsnned dull st HallwC lor hstds, and UK uUttC. for soft white. Live hi lock Market. Nxw Your,. Thuisday. Feb. I. The receipts or beeves were 31 carload, or 044 cattle.'ATlcarsat Wee bswkea. It cars al IdiHi street, sod one car st Com. mnnlpsw And st Hie latter Maes wereSO carsot cst tie that arrived Tuesday and Wednesday. The demand wss fair and prices aoout a on Monday Hough Mute Ci.ws end ibin itogs and oxen were sold at WJiec. V ft., one car load of Texacs at 10a and common to good users t 1M1IC, win a few prime selections at MX lie. Twenty-three cars, or 4,450 sheep arrived, and were selling Istrlr at unchanged prices, ranglnr from So. to Vc. ft. far common lo good btste and Western. Ulitcen ctrs, or IJiiO hogs were received. There were no morning sales on live welgbt.bat the tone was the same as yetrrdsy, and !V2.s)(c. are the extreme quotations for sliders ana corn-fsu. Western rtreseed were steady it P.Mat .c and city told atSVftlO.Sc. for heavy and medium, and lOVvtUo. for pigs. HAIU.Vi: JXTBLLlOKXa. MIHIATTRg aLMSMAO TWIS DlT. tun rUes Ofibuu ieis J MiMoon ssts..,, C 31 ttintf watxu Tnte usv. Sacdy Hook.. 6 MiOov. I. tana, c MiUsll Oate 1 11 Arrlrrd-TnTBSDAT, Feb. I. eteamthlp City of Antwerp, Liverpool, mate, sud rats, llsru Anttlope, bt Croix, salt. Htlx Oliver Cutis, Ml Marc Ilavll, logwood, 0) llrig lsols. Anx caves, logwood. A,to. theusnainvsr ana oosit wise vesseio. Jatinus g ohteiL Captured I'arls. THIS WEEK'S KOMDU1I OF IIAUPhlt'B HKEKLY Contain! A SPLENDID FUUK-I'AOB YIEW OF PAHIf, fhowlog All the riHVCH'AL UU1LDINQ9 and rOLNTB of INTEREST In the city, es and the FOUTU and OEILMAN LnmaOFISVUfiTMliNT, tlllNlBD bKl'AllAIKLY and GIVEN ailATUirOCoLY,

TUla 13 BT FA It THE DUBT AND BltirLEbT V1KW OF PAniS TET I'RO DUCHD AKY WHIIUL UAItPEICB WKEHLY ALSO CONTAINS

f A BlTKHU 1'OItTlUIT OF VON MOLTKB, AMD IB FULL OF, FJItSI-CLAEB WAH AND AIIT PICTTJHES, CHOICE BT01UE9, ABLE EDITOniALF, j NEW". 0MIF, kCIKNCK, UUMOIl, Ac l-JUCE ONLY TEN CENTS. BOLD KVEIIY WUKIUf. Arctic and Indla-ltubber Hoala aud Hboea fur snow ana rain. White satin, kld.aad lluco slippers and gaitctl for balls, partlos, weddings, Ac. M1LLE1I it ct) L'uton iquare. Wheeler A WlliM.li llecbln. 1,1-11 llroad. wsy. ld by ryuig lis aowu aud fit per month, witu u extra clisrxs. Machjue to let- J. 'l.blXlb. STAJtlllltO. ARNOLD-nclIICK.-DyU'.e ties, tlottlilat ftenclbel, Ocarree Arnold to KiiieHcklea. llA8PAi;ll-liLvI(,lllly la Iler. .,W. Drees. Frederh k I'cter Hatwpsch lo Cirrtl.tti llls'cn. Kouuruil-Klilil.-l'yiiic Iler. Adotpn Hcrxninn, I Malhlaa tgsrtsr to Dsrbsra Fills. nironciui. (IHKIOIIY.-itlhleltT, on Monday, Jan. 9. t81l.br Jn Ice (leorge II. Ilsrnsr.l, or t tin Knpreme Coutt, An drew T. Hregorv trom Hsrgiret K. tlrrgorv. ollfiMM-iti this city, on Bnturdsr, dsn. W, PCI. hy .tnde .loisti Kuthe land, of the boprcme Court, Ilosma Gross ncm Ueoige (Iron. fC. ltntISII.-Atlilirel,let, in Wllltamshargh, L. I., Jsn. tl, alter a protracted illness, Jee lirmn. miee of the inucral will bs given hereailer lli:i!.. (In 'Ihnrslay, Feb. t, Tliomss C. Dotal, seed lit years. ins te'nttvc and friends ol tho family, John I) Wit lsrn Lodge. V. A M.,and tho -Sew Vork llremen's As iLCIatlo.i. ar 1 repeeilully invited to attend the nine rat irom hi uiciinu'iiic.20Ka't luu st., on H.itni day, at i o'clocK I'.M, Ifondoul, lloches tcr, N.T and Chsrlclton, C, pa. iters plesie copy, DUFFy. On rhtirdST. Feb, t. Win. F.,eldeil son ol Ttiomas snd Hannah Dnny, aged II years, s months, snd M days, Thsreiatitcs andfrlnd of the family are respect ful y Invited to attend tne funeral on tatnntar.ltn Intl.. ftnin his late reaidsuoe, SSI Urand St., Williams bargli, I.. I. lil.NNIMI.-On Wedaesday Feb. 1, Ann llinalng, In the Cllh rear of her age. The relatives and irlends ot the family, and those or her ion In-law, w. I". Kirk, are respectfully invited to attend tne funeral Horn her late reinieoee. 101 Noble t., (Ireenpoint. et atf o'clock, to St Anthony's Church, Indian where n loletnn high niasa ol requiem will he odcied ror the tepose order loul and thence to Calva ry Cemetery for lafrment. IIAVk.Nt.-f)n Wednesday, Feb. I, 1, Margie, danshlcr of Itdw.n 1. and Abbey J, Havens, aged 3 years snd S montlis. The relatives sud rrlendi. alio Ibe members of rerfect Ashlar Louge. No. tot, F. and A. M.. are respectfully invited to attend the lunrral from the rctldeuca olber i.srenis.JiJ Estt ?d it on Friday aXternooa, at Hli'vtKTT.-On Feo. 1, Dr. F. O. Ilewett.ln the tth yesr of hi ate. The relatives, and members or Covenant Lndge or I. tl. ot (i. F are respectlntly Invited lo attend the fancrst at Ills late residence, JI8 Kail Oth it., on bitur dav Feb. 4. at II A.M. Mr.CoriiT -On Wrdneiday, Fob. I, Wm. McCourt, la tbellit yemr orblsnne His lunrral will take place on Friday after noon all o'clock rrom l'i lit st. Wllnatnsburtb. I'AIIKI Tne tuners) nl John I'srkrs will tike piece from bis Isle retldciice, 111 Ksst liMtst,, this after noon, at a o'clock. (COVF.LU-On Thursday, Feb. 3. after a lingering lllnesi. Howard urovell, only son of the late Harris bcuveii, In tlu 40d yesr ol his age. Funeral In tomorrow's papers. W ATSON -Oa Monday, jan. 3d, Mr. Jam's Wstion. In Ihe 4Mb yesr ol his age. The rclstlvesandtrlendsof tha family are Invited to attend the lunenl on bundsr. Fen. s.ntl o'clock r, M., fiomhls lata nsldcnce.siJ Madison ar corner ofUi It., without further notice. SftthA ToftCtfl. TVKTYIXTII ANN CA la ItF.rOHT T1I3 NEW YOI1K LIFF?riNFfltANCE COMI'ANY. OFFlCfc Std AND Sll IlltOADWAY. Amount of net coso assets. Jsn. I,ls70 113.03.M1 19 IILCKI1T8. Amnnnt received for Fremlums andAnnuiite gJ,TSUJ W Auinuui of Interest received and accrued, including pre mium on gold, e$c titAS) W-tW,7it TouI rtrnvw: Leucs hr Death.. tUOKU u Less received from lie mursnce IfM 0-l 11 Purchased Follcie MIWI d Life Annuities and Itemsur ance.... ra.AOl 25 Dividends to roltcy-holdera Iffssjn It Commlsilous. Drokersges.aod Agency Kxpcntei 143.111 U Advertising and l'h)iirlans' Feos W.ia it Taxes. UClco snd laiw Kx penscs. hslarle, J'rlnllcc, itevenue btamps KIIW W-t.tlt.l7 W Total lll,cTc,U7 X A3.T3. Cub on hand. In Dank and in Tmil Company 1 1, 1 1761 11 Invrited in Cnltrd Mates Hocks (market value, tV mwm). cost..., xxifen a Invested In Mew 'torn i:ity Hanks stock (rasrtet value, ttsJtil.rosi, 41.WJW Invested la New York Mate nd other slocks (market value. tl.70S.7IS, cost 1,7174117 Ileal tute lu Ihe city ol New York l.WI.Odt Hoods and Mortgages (sciire1 by real estate valued at til.' 000. 0001 buildings tnereon Inmied for over IC.oeO.OiO. and the pollclea asiigned to thn Company a ailidlonal oolUieralseeuiily).,., fctisjao to Loon on exlittng policies.... JJJ.I10 15 Cloaiterly and icinl-annasl rrtiinlums. due subsequent toJan.t.iril Nielli Fremlums on exlettog policit-a lu hands ot Agents sud In course of trantuuliilon SALITa. It Intersil accrued to Jan. Llsll tiM S3-U.tTC.O' ti Add Excess of msrket value of securties over eoit 107.119 71 C"sn Aele, Janusir 1, IK7I fU.kJll 7.1 Appropristed ss fullowsi Amonnt of Adjusted Losers duesubiequent lo January 1, t-cjl 1107,100 00 Amount ot llt-ported lxics awjitiug proor. Ac tXfiMVt Deposit icr Mluors 71 (I Aiuonnt reserved tor Itein- s&rsnceonexutlng Policies, Ininring tllO.lWtsil VI psr- tlelpating losurabce at I psr cenc. Carhsle.net prcmlaiui ts;c.4fV) ro non daritclr.ttlog at a per cent. Canute 11,1071119 tlelnrn premium 170, nnd prior thereto, psysble Uilr- bgthi yeur. Ttofit M-ll.7J0.lfJ9 Cd Dtrltlble Surplus tl.U.MOHOI Duimg t.le yesr H.en 1 alleles have been Issued, inmrinr. iTMIl.Kt st Y roin the t'ndivlded enrplus nt ll.m.tM 01 Itie Heard crircstcei hived dcclsred a Dividend, available on settlement of next anuusl pieuiluui loesth psrllripst ing policy pruporlloood to hi contribution lo inr pins.' Divldeadi not used In settlement ol premium will be added to the policy, TUCSTEF.3. MOIIUIA FIIANKLIN, President of Ihe New York Llfo Inmranrr Co. DAVID DOW8 (David Dowl A Co., Flour Mer Chanta), to xonth si. IhAAO u. UkNDALL Uulon Buildings, corner of Wllltsm end riae sta. DANIEL U. M1LLK1I (Isle Deter, Miller Co., Oro. Ctl7l?NHY R. noanitT (Tlogert and Kaeeland). I rvilllsm it. JOHN MAIIIP. (Merchant). M Bcinth it. WM.il. Ai'l'LETON (Applrtoa 4t Co., FiibUibera,'.'! Orand st. ItollKIlT It. COLLINS (Colbni A Dtothers, Station ers). IM loosrd st. TVIIXIAM HAltTON (Wanker), M Wall it, rjwWM. A. HOoril (Hootli A Fdgar). ion Wail st. (ir.DlltiE A. OHi;ooi(Dsnkrri, net liroad it. HllNltV linWKUH (llowers, Uceckmaa at Co, Dry Ooodi), h cad II worth rt. CIlAltl.M U ANTHONY (Anthony A Hall. Dry Goods), nt Icntiard st. riANDKOlili coUD, riesldtBl Eagle Fire Ininntncr Co.,71 Wsllst. EDWAHD MAttTIN (Cragln Si Co., FrovUlooi), 4 VfeitlJinit. ciiwin iioyt (Ilojt.sprigues et Co., Dry Uoodo, 107 Frsnkllnst. II. H. Ci.AFI.tK (II II. Claflln Co., Dry 0ood), cor ner Church and Worth its. J.T-. PKYMoim (,J. y. neymour A Co.). Crockery, 79 -Warren it, fOIINKLU'ls It. nonKflT. M. I).. 8 St. Msrk's place. WILLIAM II. HI.FIlw. Vlce-Wcslaent. MOltlfm l'llAMil.IN, t'rctldcbt. WILLIAM II. ItliniH, Vlci-l'rci. and Actuary. TIIFOnOTIE M.inTA.Cahlcr. COllNHI.ltlrt It. I'OOMtr, M D., 1 n,,-.i t,-..mi.r. (IKdlltlK Wll.l.m. M. D. 'JMedlcalhxatnlnere. CIIAIil.FS W Iiitlll T. Jd. I) Ass t Medical Examiner. JO UN nirll, I. VIDHON ,V CO., NO. Ml BUOADWAY, OITOSITK THE MlilllOPl)- li tan norm new yihik, MAM'FACTUIIEIIS OF FIIIE AND IIUIUILAII I'llOOF SAFKS. Vault Doors, Iron rlinlteri, an I Iron Workofallglndsi milrosd Chccki. radioes, Ac, ctumcUid aud plain Hollow and felovu Ware. TlX.llOVAI,. lUl: EVENINO MAIL Has removed to 34 l'Alli; now, 1 Corner or lleckmsu si A&a Yoi'iTiJitocr.it r"oiT tir..M V I.AUMUItl illtlINli. DIE IIMr IN l!8K. Ileceived the ONLY 11CI)L and dIFLOUA at tbe FAIII OF 1I1F. AWF.IHCAM lNBriTUl tir TIIK TOLKIKI WKKKI.Y II I, A IM! -The ebupt.t sdvirttiisg mcuiutu iu the United btatei. Trylu UUFTIltli.-DU, H. N. HI A IIH1I, U Kait tltlt It., audi vejey it Ita.iital cure t an years luocasarui proctlcei scleutiCe and efTecluaf aopllaicss ror all ages i Isdles at tended by skilful person! or Uitirpwnwrx bKXUAL KXllXl7r?Ti0N. ..Send ror pamphlet. Dn. WELLS AS B1ELL, 17 Weit list st New Vork city. OKFIDlAl llltAWINUA. SIMMON ak CO.'ri LOTTKIIIKH. ALATIAMA-Kxtra Cisll -So. TO. Feb. 2. 18TI. .61.14. 11,05,71. 11, Is, 3. 41, S, 35. l'ADUOAll-CIS'S So IVI. Feb. J. pfll, 10. S. t, 11. 40. 17, !0. W. 41). SB, 41, S). UCNTIICKY-Kiira niu no. IK. Feb. 1, nil 44. 11. lit, SCI, 11, St. 3-1. I, VS. 81. IV. EENTUI Kl-Class No lie, Feb. K.lrtl. a. 7, w, su, aa, 7H. IB, 37. SJ. rrlzre tallied, intorinauon lurnnhed, sue elrculsri lent lu abort), and also ttorai Havana lai'icries. J. CLUTK, llroker tot Broadway. IM (ulton St.. anil I farg row. 8:1.10,000 COLD will bo druwo In tliel(oval Ha vana Loiter) of Cuba Feb, 11 Ticket, axii shsres lu proportion. (Tirttlsrs sent JOHEI'll UAri.Sd. t o., roil omee box 1,,'M. II Wall it. 34 IIHHUKNCY, -Dotal Havana l.olterv prizes rashidi Inforuiationgivruielrrulsrsernl. -I II. It AU- J INEZ AS CO., 10 Wall St., box 4,SH3,New Yjrk i'ost thee. ,J5?ltH.L Hom?!rl flAK II IE-Call al Ibe llarnllton Opera House Coin' j misiiousrs' offleo. 1.117 llrosdwar. 1 have left three tickets there addressed to yoo, tbe numbers thai you wanted, DICK. CIA IITION. -All parsons ore forbidden to lend mo uey to any one ou my name or credit, I1BNKY W DUS8I1KK. SCfK IlKWAltD for the whereabouts of Alfreo -Jf..ft",nl0n" lorinerlvor the Arm or A A J. Hsu mon, M I ront ii., hew York, and brother ot William Halamon. Tbe above reward will be pale nr such in formation by EDWAHD WU.L1AMM, I JSroIdway. 11 JI.JJXM1I I II II II in II ,.l ,JH J n fien 4, H VjtllKVlJNi H CHARLES A. DANA. Editor, I H THE DAILY 6tJ. tt A YEAR. H A presminenily rcvtibls nssnpipsr. witri the largast j: circulation la mi world. FreMBtWponarat, and fear. J; H leu la politics. All tho newi from everywhere. Two jji cents a copy i by mill. s cents v month, or W a year, jus pollak tresKtr avx. H a nwrT.rKit of ths rnx3Etrr timfa H INTENDED Foil I'KOrLR NOW ON I'AHTR, 1 H IncIudlngFarmcn.Mochinics, tlerchints, l'rofmloail I'Vgil -Men, Workers, Thinkers, and all Minner of lloneit i MgH Felks; and the Wives, !yi, tad Pinthltri of all men. in ONLY ONE DOLLAII A TEAK! ij H ONE HCNDItED COF1KA FOR tM. iH or leu than One Cent a Copy. Let there bs a Clab 'fll at every rest Office. Sgl trTE Snill-WEESLr BUN, Il A TEAK, 9 H ol Ihe same else and general chsrsclrr as TUB VTEKK- ifl LY, but wllh a greater ntlety or mlirelltneonireao flj isg, and furnlsblng tbe news to Hi inhierlben with Hi greater frrsbncM, beesusell comes twice a week la- ,l stead or once ettly. .1 TteRMA TO CLODS. THE DOI.LAU WEEKLY SL'M. U Five copies, one year, leparately addresed, ijl For a Doi.isria, I 'II Ten copies, one) eie, ifparate'yaddreiset (sndaues- il tra copy to the getter up of club), Mnnr Doliubo. ,Ij Twenty copies, one year, aeparalelr addreisod (aod oa yi eilracopy to thagetler a ot club), ,,i Firrriis Dor.Lsas. 'U Firtrropte, one resr, to one addres (and Ike fJenu- 1 Weekly one J ear to getter nit of club). it TniRTT-TUBKC DOLLABO. U Firty copies, one rear, lepsratoly atitrrrird (and Ike ill beml-Weekly one year lo getter ap or cln'j), II TntcTt rivc DOLLABa. a Oarhnndred copies, one yesr, lo eae address (sad the m Daily fur one year U the getter up or club). Iff Hrrr Dot. una. if One hundred copies, one year, ispsrstely addrcsed jt (and the Dally for one year to the ge'ter np of clubl, rJlxTi Dolls aa tr Till. rtRtll-WIIKELY 8CS. il File eeple, one year, sepsrstely addreited. I l.innr Dollsib. i W Ten rople, one yesr, sspaialely adl-ea-ej isoi aa 3 extra oo)r lo getter up ol club), Btzraxg Dollabo. ,K 8EMD TOUU 110)1 tr H In POM Office erderi. ebceu, or drarts on New Toik. H i whrnerrrronvenlrnt. lr not, then register the letters It i containing luorev. Address L W. r.SULAVD.I'ubluther. Bun office. New ork. 1 THE FIIOThCTOIL 1 rOMTKMS OF TIIK Flltsr M'MIIKH, I 1 iiintk on in- rti. No. i. i TIIK CHlfll'AT.I'KHIOIirt OF HUMAN LIFE. 1 THANSMlrrFD I.ONIIKVI1 Y. i llAltltY ANFS Wli F. AND HOW HE HOT HID OF 1 lll'.II(snotglnalsl''r br Frank Veuibso). THK COIlP NY TO e-l IKOr. I LIFE INdl'IIASCF. I'.CNlNhhSFOHWi). I WHAT IB INhTitANC'E A WOllDTOLliE INdlHIANCR AOKtll. INMIHAM'K COMFANILtl AND 1111.111 INVEST TIlflHITE TOTHF HON OFO. ft. tlll.l.tl 1 WIvEH AND LIFE INSURANCE. A TUIIKK VIEW OK LIFE IN.M'tiAhCK. lIlECl.hlUlY ANDIlFLlNrlUIIANCE. I. l'kltSONAL MATlF.IJl. MlbCELLANF.OUS MATTEIH.

Every person at alt Interested la tbe ttijci ol IJfs lusumnce policy-holders wad the public generally should read tho uewpsper, lnKIT.DTECTOI.. 1 1 the tint number of which I now resdy. IHK I'ltlirKCTOII stroi lo glte tnlrltlzent and iru'tworlln liiferinitl.ia I onthesurject ut Ineursnce, In a style ajsnted t o r. M corn the poruisr interest. In auulllon. THE I'llo- y TCCTOIi rrortdes geitcrsl reading deiliued to bo ai -I trscttvo to fatnllir 'j Foil BALE Itr NKW'HiriAt.P.K'S 'iEN'F.HALLY. FI1ICE 0 CK.HTM 1 i THE AMF71IPAN NEW. COMPANY, 1 llr-.NKIIAL AOF.ll Tel. 119, l'.'l. AND la NABS Al) HT. NEW Vt)l. "rilHAT I.ITT1.K CIIIIHCII AltOI'NO "l 1. Tlllf ('(iiotktll'" lhalatett popnlar s.mg ov C. DFXrui". HMITII andC A. WTH TK (authors of PuC J Me lu My Little lied Thit Little Church Arounl' the Corner'" I sung by every tioAr. ItlionoofC A. 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Jurt,. ,1W I S079. ..BJllTWU, i IISB. rso IffliO lu.i JUS)l...,lw I SUI,. .."EOiIOKl.. .,11X1 lial...,7iaj UtlfJ. !W Jtll. no 1 I tin... riiiui. .taeltiosj.. .e im, .-viiini .toe 'I I JJI, X-0t71ia, aAijleHl, raj llt.'l S.r .Vo I .CAu,,.,t3H 71M, lite)... .10 IttMl -V '.tl .TT I IU57....V30hlh4, 19(1 H7r...,X-a) IIISO Itn rtH. trfl I SttJt, ..I'O.TMl ,150 IIMI. M o 'o 1 I tin. .jmItjos. tie I iwi t&( it -re iKjn r,1 I rai,,..esl7iTi tae nor, ran ltd.:.' d" ,n I ai....aoi;fAi, ,t kiss, no tmri ts" I sit... ftotittt 0iifi57....i'ai it-, .ist. .ro I 9-HI.. ,U)1), .20 litltl. ,tw Itsrs .i.irt.. ttu I 1 sin.. ..)i74-', lis uiai. nojuiiii lui.ne .rrrv ..im 1 S371 XtS 7UJ.. IS" 1114 twltlim .500 .'I J17. .Nl v I liB9..,.150 7A3A, ei;ll;m Has) UlTtit 950 iUt...;at I tws). 5.-io,?Tii m I tin Twntva, s mn ..ra l I I459,...iun!7dl i:a it in vrj tw.,1. ri ti.rji sjw I tMi,,.,iwlM4i -ev I'.tn. .Catllasst, vi itKt....'M I Xttl,.,.J&), UA XMtUt. .9M U79I1. St.. 5i,...awi 1 MU,...tUI70rl. ,111 I IWI LU WC. rsitur) l-i II a.,19. ao 73i .re iius. tso wh. vt ;nt;i .m l m ,!W,7f. illOS. ,IiO ITcri, ;H,5. n 'I wt.. ..ato.esa. ,t5Hnm,, too iitci din. t .wiiTewj, rti i tin raiiiTfiil, ,iv -i.-.v. .n 1 .lu jrsi jiifi, ISCJ7. oii7fi.' -1 1 ..rvi trait. ..i5o;i7O7....0 II Id tl7Sai j) :in,oi i AITUOXIMAT10H PltlK-. Arrroilmatlooslo the tMMn rnre-Ncu. p;i Z to 16.7.i, ewh IM) II Approxlmitionsto the .lO.tXiO I'rlro-N.. r.iil 'I to 13 uo, i n .;ta) V At prpiiniatioui lothetli.OOl I'lUC-No. i, 7ti m f 6,770, eacn vpo I ApproilmilloustoUie tlO.tlW ITlto-No- I.KI1 ii l 1,910, escb... to f Apiiroximstlonitothe VW l'ri4I-Ko. '1,711 tj I' 21,710, each I Anproimiilouitolhe kccoitd gl,bo0 I'iii -No"' i .l.tJI lo lt,H0,csch ijo U, rrlsei paid In gold. Indmnillos uriitu ir 'IU hlgliest rales paid lor Doubleoas asd all kiui's ot l,ola aTgTffl audoUver, TAY101I A CO.. Ilsnktrs. It Walls! New York. LATIIF. for salt-l'ormeia1 tie wooa tiiriin i lav lH 4'jireupstilrs at tt Water at., Urooxlyn, iWt CAVE TtVO.TIIlHDM ol lite coil ol utrb fa Jifl tl uiest by nuyin tho Now York snd Tei v Deei C ia- fl yauyklrei.h ler in caui ut way rr-ieciaiilL kr h t a. Ilfl or isle whuieislo si tin. store 11 "h in my, U t pfj Ccdai il Ivfiuviij II Lull rMsl

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1 1 11 the sun, Friday; "fkbhuatiy 3, 1871 Mimlib'tOTiIt; f J -niiinBHT riltOKf. Work Itii oil l lA.aevforiewirig meeWnee by lailallrnenlit Imtroo Jlrie. 1-- TON Will, kit. Broadway ij m im r, If i I,A niKM At 1 Kilt Wth tl., w here Plenty JJ I A oi good wot Mpey for lewlng michlnei on eity A ftfmrnu, bywsek or month, lastractlon tree open I' A -Ai-WOBR rtTen out o pit for sewing m iy, ehinet by Initnlmenti i loitritcfioni tree. J I "At KM DA 1,1,. 9il roltoo ay .nor Itaymond il .lltaok'yn. I a -I.A1MKH, at f Howiry roo can ret first- ji tile Clin lewing machines by monthly piymenuln S- 'motx el home i InetnicMoa free. A HPl.iTSIMD Wheeler" Wllion lewlns machine ij lot ule, 130, ae court al new, t 6J llroiilwer. op (coor (remember top floor). .V -A Hill I. to mill In n rfl'irM, ln.inlret before 'A 10 o'clock A M it 1,491 Bruiditey (beicmenti, b r fwevn ISlh and 40th tti I'jj iA VANTD-A small elrl to run eirandi at ail a i A. renal i. t 'A IM.lll.for general homework. 304 Wnt aita it.. i yV near ita ae. a YOr.Nllllllll.forgenerelhooieworii. .1 1V ItrlMh it. n)C)NNf.T frame roakM mil Ior ke y wlrrrs i a, I old 13 banns willipplTlo HALL ltAY,4V9 Ilroadway. t "1A("l'rr4 fancy bra 1 sewerit all old hand! will I ipplr to HALL A ilAV.IH nroidrrit. 3 OTXPKUIVNUKIUIrti to work on Piper collar V '111 machlnei ion libel, immediately i literal wu;ti. r" w c"u T!MAM hilr works -V) tlrlt weneti fliS'-rli'S i bands only, to rlrtii rurn, to weiro and pipe hair, Vt K, JUAMttT 4 C'ti'd. Ml ('anal it. j rVlttlNEIts on lidlti' undergirments wanted, by JL ANimim into riit.ii'.miudion it. EAIHK-a wlfl be fnrnlihed with lewlng iinrbtnes ihd all Uio work they cm do 110 Bleccitci H. t sTirKltATIMl on'irentlemen'i flrslclats giitcn ro t t work iu Urcenpotntt one from era piereired, V Call for Iwr. HIT. It-M IT. K IJAI'KII lio.ir.-tj.JpeilT'-ed hand lo icl (ii i X foranuuian II required t it'idy employment. II HANSKCH all-IDTIi- 3 'CRWINO MAriWNF.S rented, ind eold Up. rv Ri f5 term. I Yl K ItKll)..!' re ti On rntrb Ii iit.. nj S? rWeit ldthit.. IM hntt Broalwie, between I'm and W BnKeii.li. A'l Improeed klndi ladleMJ'ijlit ;1 "fiK nperitori A ood tamper and oneciperl 1 'v K eiiced button a-'we r.want I. 0 UUULINO.I FuUon it., nronkljrn. ClIoVfH'KirATIHt winted"on timpM alio, cnl if S3 topude u orei. al VAti. row. J .aenrr at fi V.LKl:tt S SONS. M U'yjl; r ,J A N'l'KII A forrwomnn on l:e too.li one li" Jt It Mcoii.utlent and ujdoi.ta'idt tlie bnal.io. In all lrJ lUbrnrie. Addren wltn nimi anl refennce to 1. if U.boxltJsiinoirlce. TVANTKII Aforeaoman lio ni.lnr.unJ Hint lYoiuMril' mkUi; of Hre c.iilir'. aid l ro'np. lent to tike cbime of a workroom, ivj Hroidwir. IU ,g floor. li VVAY.I'-KietleneJd operatur on Wllioi ti '4 "1 Uibbj'e uiiclanei lor Itfework: work (tleen onl .7) b Uril.L itll.M Wal'.ern if t ANT4M-"peralori on Wlllroi ft (llriM'e m Ji ii ctiiu, nlio. e,e rkneeit hand onlUi, bow., it. 'A Apply at II, I.. COIIl N'. 67 I.eonardit. ,t "VV ANTI'.II-Tone joant lidiri who onn-iTiund IT miklnir ronfeetiunerjf piolJIM. Aup'y at HAN- ijj PKL'S. (0 Cortlindtit. S.1 v-ANTKI-A rlri wlih reference to do sen TV it IT liouu ooik, lnqnlre at ELL1V, :it Warbin.'ton K it..lluboken. ll AT ANTUII -operiton ind bul-ri on boji' linen -J TT and rlotbiullit i!o, on ilpacacosti nod prlcei. Jt ClOraudiU v ANTKII-A r.et GernMn woman tn do wainlnc 1 TT Aildrrn HAi'llKLO't, bo ICQ, yon offlce A VVA.Vri.'l) loit artinelil flower brnnehen 1 rood f iMirT. at Til CO JOUANmU-,A.iJllroidwar. "vVAtTwi Oo"d '''n on l'nnr. i miteri. Call J TT it W (old No.! KuUou av., lop floor, llrookljo Vif ANTKII-isirai toodliindi to unki roiei 1 food I TT wieei. It HUrckfr it. k l "VV ANTI'.il-t lute rlrl a few boun dailr to attend 'V TT babr- 1 Kan 9ltl. "IO 11 Nil (IIKI.Sein olitiln tltnillom. free. lol.. I k I iciri and uii-1j l eh. or bord it II wa iC t Ibe .Irli' lodtltt liumt. Ill Bleecker l Sew atk i clanlfbP!t5. PAU3IKU, who nndenlindi lili bmlnen. t 1 .1- W. work a linn on Loni liland -in ilnrn. Ann be I jjrelOA. M atyouiocckef n. to W.K. LAlihS b. I 1 '3, A 4T3KNTS WANTKD for a new md itirietlre In. v B' t Trntlon 01 umvenai demand, ('ill and ex imine Vj ik U lit Uroadway. loom 10. between 10 nnd 1 o'cl ic. J 3 a T f'AHri'.NTKHS' Knployroent llonv rornor r t i;th t. and h av. Wanted, aman and wile for me J Jl loonuy i ato a number ol female ieM ant. J' A I'lUf4TCl AM white Vhlrt eulter will Bnd V eteailr e.nployiuent at all. UAVlUsON 4 CO.'S, r to. XS Uroadway. 1 1.1, mon Men ire eaotlon1 to keep iwiy from -i Undkeport. Conn ai ihere amine I ,V A I'llIMT-t l.AHSojilirniao. Apply at 103 Wool- '8a A tr 1 HTIIIINIl wi lo carry out bunnlei. Apply in flu I. tbe bookoiiidery. and 11 1 namei ',tlX' -tJOY VA.NTi: In a billiard room. Aoply at ii L Xj I'ark lintel, roroer lleeVman and Mum "1. fkllfi 7ni.irr4)-IT4IIIS aantel-Apnly at DofOI.AS y L T AY LOH'3 printing uflke corner Vul.on ui .Sa- I y no 111. .1 Hi rAS I'lTTKIt an'ed. Anplr ai New Hover, 1, K X lunctlouol i'larltl. !j J 1IKIN ailll'T.lli'.ll warned, niel t Joiillnc, 1 j ft 1 "out t'11 al 'OUD Iry. Wl -li?aviti it, Ivili" Tlf KOHANII'Mand IiWeri with fam ll wnlilni if i lTlioeo Wet w II be I'll. t d by the LnlMreu'i .Ml ;'r Boriety. Ii Kait 4IMI. Ilomei protldrd lor bull and t "itrli. Company roliyt Feb. 1. B' jt ArlllMMTM. flrenen. nollerinileri. and cop- 15 UL peiiiniilii uanirii ior tne ITnne 1 SUte. Nayy. A, J'V S. vly before II. J. fr.AHL St IV.it it., corner ll'f tor. Si-j!: lll)Wl'A"l(l w"rlteriVan'e 1 i"teii oik. Ao- ft "i; H ply at the of.lc. Ilarlcu Local, !A a cor 1I4U it yj 'if II in tin Bank llnildlnu'. d (l.lKlt Kits wanted nn tin ipi-tieb' ciiei md I ft -3, J tobicco boie.. ""''"'jjjh Arn, KIJ A "VVANTI'.II-Acenti eyerynhere. In ranian lor mii ji T "I'rne'U md Hie Frineo-rrnn.in" wir, by Jobn Mi' i fi C. Abbott now reiuy aud leln iplendidly. I'nh. A I, A iiibed Inboth KpkIIib and Oerraan. A liee mbjeet for lit if wldeaakeiifni. J. Ml'l'lllK, L C Frinllinil..New York. i' R .'4J "IVASTKII-A f,rt clan elite btker. one who on- Mr 12 rl TT deretanm t'iebnlni thoroughly in all IK branch. t (1 t tt Applr lining atelyatWiSd ay., uoilbeil loroer J'A I Vifi7-iliiu it. J:eferei.ce rtqulred i VVANTllll-A tood cimpcient rloth cap rmtert Vi Ik TT iieidy emidirinent d liberal wjuei will b p Ilteu 1 oni who cute wuh s knife i.rrl"rred. CHS. IOX A hO, sh Hroomejt. rf tlFii' "VVANTIill tor 1' 6. nivi One carpenter, ono ma- V 'Ji TT cliiniit, and Sr.i ri firemen. Kit ft (L J h. J w. UUHF. 6t Mirket it tlio tVANTKII A imarl cauT4Mer, fr lie 01 Hi.h"-! Wml'M TT .imen 01 flnflilo, )u.l pnbiuhed. Addon 11.11., By y bo 1 lift, ban offlee. Hrl ajANTF.II A ennet premier, mile or ffmie, nut KT i TT apply to R. bTOWKLL. con:l factory llowery Bf; t'r l 17aNTKII-A r.in'a.t pnttcrn roller at Hi OltAKLKS (illlHU-M nunutaciory. CI U ddit. it J' r ANTIIO-Pnper nilneii al 111 It.ylnztoa it., cor mil ty. f TT per of hiei. .New York. BR. V' v a NTKII-A fiill I team on nail ihoeii alio paiteri, H I TT al I. P.ait liroidajy. Mi t'fj -.ilTANl'F.O-AJo'Kwmpoiltor at. X f TT WandWHond it. Kill!'' nVAT'Tlir-lio7to"lendb"ir. mi W O 'TlVllOX lolaeren wanted at MircarniTue'ii B 5 J A. JAMtKll. Bjfl kl Oft Y'OINI- ruen wanted in nn Imnortluj home t Ul 1 1 1 lwisei !10. Adrei with lOconlefor parti:nUM, Bi I) I CilAllLKS M. .KaJIA.N, Morrlunla, N. T. t. SJiumm trjiiiuej. 'Tt r!MNP.r!l oririyellln men r.n mike tliuno .1) iO,mtui ml ripi'lir.ln n hut', tbliit le"iti kuilc and nn UouiD'lj. Call upon ULUiO.N, tU Fulton l..uptuln. llllt rAl,K-l.ltlie'i ihow cird, price mirk nnd I' liliel utitilntimcnt 1 'Jilt In New Vork 1 beiuilfullr located. II (.tuihi'a it., oppoitle C'lly Hall I'ark 1 tuuu be lold itrtm t''n tt.tyi. I7OII HAI.F.eilKAr-vHuller.cheeie.erorerr. and A' buuiier ilure 1 low rent 1 capital rtiuued .mail, ai all are m.li ruitoineri 1 eiee.leni place (or llQuor lore. Lalut mulberry it. I70II MA LI! l,lAlA"iloe milk bnilnete. con 4 '""nc l iwo roundi iod depot. In4ulr at lot Uold 11.. Iirooil) n. jLey" -0'ry md Hiuor ilore. Solt loth HOI F.ll YT oTTi; roMrTie.wUhaiartre and In J crraems iradoiK iod loaie, cheap rent, with choke lock. 1 ri.jin 1 ornerjlonlnjd I'acinoni. Uruoklyn. (ITII'-ThTconf.'MlorjTtoy. and itaiionery Horn II Marl'net.nar BirW, will bo uld at i larrince, 1 n a"con.il ojileknit. 4 V N K of im bcufialeili In the I'n ted btatei 1 aiaro l my i'i.i. iii n i,e ile-lrinc further Infor natlnn idt.ierill e d eximine ibe nrllrle el IU llrjalwai, jo 111 1.0111 1, to 4j)VI i k. ilurlnj Itu week. I A II TS V.n'V A NT llli-tiom to".D.(U ci.n X eaiu.l r ,n .d, mi a, ceiajlu'icd nleaiani nd eery ir i.jib'e A.t.ireti UUuD'i Iloutehold Mi.tri ,r S b.ricli, N W A l 1 a lliuoMaloun on ir near .TT l(.ih .Ifoer Vulioi at ii.odeirtle pi In Ai Sret. bm p i. 1er1l4.11, MuutKo.ucrj count) N. Y ST$ 1 0 'VI r: yv;?j?w 1 in', r.jttuir'io 1 a'i I 14 rn n. ,1, '.t n .1. n n 1 1 1 bu i I 141,, llr. 1. 11 w, hi a I a r III Apple hi 45 lVel llcinl. 11 tl Jtilurlioiis KlniUtJ. .1 llh-ITl TAUI.IIixihi; ponied m hi. wulimii II Hi. i. 11. ,y-. 1. n ed'Mti'.i, at rn onuiaj 111 IVi V,.'."".: 'r'"ei.'"tPlll. il. (u'l Kpil.'j" ""d.j. itnijrii.iiianitIl.ooMyu ,,,..",'A1!"!''! v man uW"iTViiu.iti 1" PelV.' 'sdto. Ad SMTI ATION wa"!'.! by u ii...d 1 ie,.i .,n, k, WlZtY'''"' i.......'. T'w.1; i -tig .JIM lILIEJi L l-Lf liiiMlil 1 1UI14 il a- JRtnl f itelt. WIMUVSAAA. .."V--- nuKOKN city PnprF.nTY.-Fon BALK. If Hi 1011 on Jewell road, Hercea City, N. J.I Une Titi. .11.. For termi, Ac ryaLAttD g en.,, C1IIAH. lllcltAK'H offlce, (round floor. 10 Cedar it corner of Naetan.conipieuoui and conyenleot. Properly nt fair prleei readily dlipoied of. .'...IX J 1 1 Jot 55ntt 'fla JCtl ll'llrill. .'rAM? A'lTCTIONKF.ft AND BftOKRH, SI I'l.NK bT.. NF.W OllK, rrleri by ptnnunon to Hon. John T. Ilorlni in. Mr. Illcmrd Ireln, Mr. Wilium A. Iiooin, Mr Uwlid. Motrli. Mr Mmui 1 1). Hahcoek. Hon. William n Oiden, Mr William A Wheelork, Mr. Wilton (I. Html, It. in. Wit lam K. Djilte, Mr. I'. Winiton, tlr I ratirli Hklddy. Mr. William Watiun, T ,'KA7n.j. M.consni.u j. n. w. w'coimEt.i., Finn and ornamental Iron Worki. hiTlnr dccllen to unite their minnfaciutlnc depirt nirnt In Centre etreel with their eilennee worki on V5 n. filh, and Tilh ill. now offer to lour their 1110 tantlil lion bulldini with the eicepllon of the onice and waieroon on centre it., toeether with Iota on Kim and Wilkerm. Apply al toe omco. Ill Centre it. rjlO F.T-LA l!(l K B A s EM KNT, with Immtdme pr.'ieiom a One, Urce airy tiaement, iteam healed, IK.Simult., Inltie.'on Uulldlng. Vor letrol apply at Till: 8l'N I'l BI.ICATION QFFK.K. rilll l,i;r Ap.irtmen'i neir tbt llowery, conilitlni Xof tw, Ir.ree, lour, or ftverooini. Iil.lr? ft JAMKi.MI Itroome it.,neir llowtry T70II h.i7l'.l'TO"'irASK""-A neViaetoryi I'wun ...inne ailer poeri f oun try, dweilinc liODiee, boirdlni houl. farm Ac. j wlthlo 40 mlleinf New oik,oir IMrlem liailroid. I'irticulart II Kil I'IKK M CO ?H Uawery. New Tor. IOH r. I.UAmatl bonte and tnrnilnre. bonei 1 inn ruin. lowli. Ac Apply on thepremttei on lOlli ay, between l.lUindlA'd in. lo l.DWAItl) LYNCH. lMMlllf AM'ieOIMIHInlel-AH. iO,and'l I' rerinunlh, s lo 10 rnonn eirn. new double honte-i, we-t of lllli ay, by JMLK. jtrocer, tnTtetl nth it. IrAC'TOIMIlrlto icl or Iciie oiilOlh aad4UUU. andlOihat. Apply to ITTElV A II. JACKHQN.IOl Knllonit. foinl an5Soom AW I IIO W lady can ircouimolite a few rneetiiniea with iKiard, a (ewj ount ladlci. or (rntleiuaa md wile, anddiy boirderi. ApH) il -l ffrlnrtt. tall ior 4 dan. AIIKNTiVkIIAN driirei botrd for hluiielf anl wile In aima 1 1 rl"nle lanilly white ihere are uo olttcr pnardere. Addre.Mialm lermi, (i, box l.m, l'it OfBci;. VKF.U're'i'eetaMe yonn mn, alio n few ynnnr la IImi.wiH be ectotumod-ited with cood boird and comtorlanle rooiniaHO rYniwmt 1 termi moderate. F1'.V centlemen can hye boird atdJI Weti ist'i t.. with hoi anl cold witer tulbit iccond prl yate tome from eth ay. fernn 15. u. Y'KtV inencn ti.iye board at t'l Writ lid it 1 hut nr. nol and cold w l.tr balh. Uetweea lib and Md IM. VKF.VV uncle (entlemen, or a man end wife, can have pood board on rramuatile term i. at 131 ftn ar Al'KW reipeetAole centleui encm be accnuiittodat. ed with food board lueUeiiiien family, tl I'lke 11. AVEVereom rin ne iccomniodited wit boird, limlly CnglUh,. urind 11 .cor Virick. AN KniTtb family can accommodate a reipenahle Voudi man with board. 4 W Slat it near th ay. AN r'nillib family can iccnmmodaii one or two fin. lletnen wltb board. Ii Canal tt. Alil'.NTI.V.M AN eininl boird and room with the nomtorti of a hoaic SI KUrUne et. 4)a7i li.entTemeTcan obtain cm d board, wtin pka-ani ronuii, alio ai tlniadway.i lenr.i eitt. KIIIU IKIAItU, ilnsle"bedt".' IS 1 i'io man and I wie. and two yonni ladiea t furniiied ioouii ri'nt. ed 1 re-omble trrwi, SW Pearl 11, Franklin iqaare Hotel. fill) llT A furnlihed front room and bedroom for JLtwo ireotlemen or uiu and wifei prlrate houie. l kiil'roadwiy. 'I'd liKT-Nlce lounn for bnuiekeepint. Inrnlihed L or iiniornlibed, HI Allen it., between Urand and lirooine 1:1. rilll l.l'.T-Krooi part of the flrel floor altulurnlthed I roomi for centicmcn, $5 per monlh. W3 But llouitou it OI .M4 'I KN, olo man and wife, and 3 younr, ladia. ran be aLconiniodateo with good board. In quire al 41 Catnarlue n. II fill V IKITllli. Warren iu one block trom i I II) I 1 Uoi'iu. 90e. ind ISC. a dat, 5) and U a weeki family rooini, 1 and lll a diy, tl to 4a meek. 5lusicnl Jnsttumtms. A4JHV.AT OVPr.lt I -IIOKACR WATF.Itlv'tJl liroiuwai, win di.pvteof luo lianoi. Meiodeoni, indorcnne.of its br't'CiiM makere. including Watern'i aod 1 biekrriDE'i. at eiireniely low prlcei for rum durlntt the llondiyt, or will take Irom It m IMmODin ir until paid, to lei, and rem applied If pnrchated. Iri i fJ(!.NT roitwood piano, eyery liuproyeuitnt, -luo, Krreliacrince, UOUDON'd, l!e llleeckir it., bear Macdoiual. 1?OII rA l7l A Maton ft lllmlln rabtnel orjln ot 'luo row tu( krvi eithtiton In perfi-rt order 1 orlce, t.. roitfivi; alto Aleiaoder trim, 1130. Apply al N iu Downlcg it I ".'OR SiliF. A iweettoned pianoforte, it a Teiy 1 1 pi.ee, moil be ld Ihn week, tti Kait am ii. i.) t l'Oll a cood pianoforte to learn on, at 13 0'e Amlt) il ,hcar Uroadwiy. Tost nnb cxmls. IOHT4IK STOI.IIN-ri-book No.S919 ol the J rittien'i Saving lunk All peraoni are cautioned azalnii purcbattnir or negotiating the lame. Applira. linn will be made tn the bink for a new book, on the 4th day of Feorniry. nil. IO-T-On biturdiy eyrnlng.Jan. IS, a trunk from J eiprrn wicon. going from Madlion li'JC Molt it. A lil" ril re aid wilt oe paid oy iclarnlui: II 10 X Cath arine ilip. IIITon Tnetday morning, a ipotted blood liound J dug. w.ihacotiar Kinder felll be well rewarded by returning him to 3d ay cor ot Klh it, SI IT, doe wanted Wiiite. Iiandiome. 11 and 3 o'clock, (.edir it., up iiatri. ntiion JfloCitj&i Br.NJA.11IN I". PAIR()IIU.n,-d7ar7wm 011 by public nucliuu on Wedneiaiy, Feb. Ull. at 1QK A. M, el the corporation yard. f..ol of Idttle lilli 11 Nortn Kleer. a large qnanttty of flagging, eld earn, waeom, troa bridge, Ac., Ac; end Immediately arter ai the corporation )ird, root of Hltintion 11 Kitt IMirr, old Iron, nld cirti, wacooi. nigging, o lly order of W. M. Tttl.KU, t..l., Comiiilulonir of luoiic viorki, CIIKRIKr'H rAI..llr ylrlne of aeyeral war. 0 1 am 1 01 attach ent, and by order of tbe Huperlor Court. I will expo-e to ule al public auction on Moo day, the r.th day of February. 1371. nl II o'clock In Ibe forenoon, at bteyenion'e itore home, at the corner of Mil at. and 101b it anout I MW Dirr. ot mill. MAT1II-W r. UlthNSAN, Sheriff. Nxtt llnyiNT, liepuly li.led New York, leu, 3,1171, V',ll. VITTKR. Auctioneer, tell. I tin diy il 4 T o'il"c, at 4M Cnalit.,turnltjreof a large home 1 40or50carprti,ftc. ''J' L .1 1. II Ml. -III. IU ftopnilnmljifj olms. f IMITKIt COPARTNP.Rsilil'. I Nullce i hereby glreo Ibn a limited partnoiihln he been formed by the underitgned. porioiot to Ibe law. of the Siau of New York 1 mat tbe name or firm under which inch pirtncriblo tl to be conducted 11 Carl llecker. thai trx geoeral enure of tbe bunneii intended to be triniacted byanch partnenblp 11 the uklnc man .larinnng. and flnltnlng of photogripbi, oil ptlotiui, and in witer colon, chrome,rrayoni. and a photograplUe gallery, 4c, at number forty nx ll'j) Kin Fourtunth ill) ktreet, in city and county iA New Yo-k, and iuc mber plicei In uld city ind county of New York n miy from lime 10 time oe ad Tliable t that the name! of all the general and Iprclal partner! Intri cited In lain butlneu aro Carl Ilecker and Caibirlne Unoiii thai the nld Carl Ilecker tl the h'oneril partner, and bit place of tealdenee 11 in the city 01 New York, aodlheiatd Catherlni lloon Ii the tpecial partner who alio reildei tu Ihe city of New tort 1 tint the amount of capital whlch'iald iperlal pirtner hit rnntrtbuted to the common nock It one thouinnd doiini In cnh, which has been Actually and In cood faith pud In cub, that the rerlodat which aid pann'r.hlji Ii to commence Ii on llio twellthdiy of January, le'l, and the period at ahirhlt will ternil nuteli the tweifib diy of Jiuuary, 176.-Dated New York, Jen. 14, lell, PAUL HKCKKII. fleneral Partner, C. IIOOSH. f peciil rartner. 1 IIIITISII PAItTNKIISIIIP.-Notice.-Theun--14 deitliiol h.ive fomied a llmitod pirtnvri'ilp, to be cinducled under Ihe Or in nime ol Hutler, llroome ft iipp. 1 he general niturt ol Ihe builnen Intended to be Iraniacte 1 11 iru tu)tng nnd idling nl iiryyuodi nl iiicriodiie at wboiesi'e in the city of New York. IballlrniyL. lluilcr.whoretldei In tne (own of Clif ton, rounir of Illchuiond and Suit of New York, aid Jonathan J llrooma indtilieey M. t'Upp, whoieiur a.iy .ettde In the town of Orin;e, In the county 01 Kt.ri and State of New Jeriey. are the general part ner., anl Let 1 l. Rione an I Kgbert blarr. who leyer alie reilde In Ihe town ol Wen Orange, in the comity of Utca. and State ol New Jeriey.are tne ipeclal put nrri and that iil.1 ipc-ial oirtueri hate em h contub uie I (0 ih- common nr the turn ol tw -nt) flye Ihou reiid uoll.i-i lo cah. that tucli norlncrinlp to coin iiieuri.,Ui uirr l lull, and Hill tenuluute puthc Slit day or lieceinwr, inrf. Hated New ork. Jinnary 1, till. HI-V.KY I. IIHTLHt. Jl'N triiAN .1. IIKOOMJ!, OI.IVKIt M. CI.AI'l', I.FVI I' .-1'llNK. I f -I K r bl'Allli. riirTsOl.rVlOX'OP CIIPAUTMIKSIUP.' I f Ihe 101 aiinur-liip heii-liiloir rsuu i bun u 'be 1111 .1-1.11 d.l'tiilur the lit tit iuinii 1111 Ilwsft I'l-ll tvl,, 1. beiib) d Iv, .I bv iiii.iuiil i-,r. ..SH l-tii alu- tl.e Mm mint be 'til d mtno h "O'llrll, hnd all drbts iitntf ti) im nrn. will he aid by al I MOUHLll. Intel. sou ii.ik, v, n i-,;i JAi nil II VAN lioi'lt,.. O.I Miiilll-il --ii A I' PT.-Prnlenor MAILS uiu the yore minVat Va r i, ai.-nt. I1.1 He' ail I nenti, co.iiiiii Ii m at oai-e, r. in i on ti. il hive no ilUa.ipol iliiirut in marrure o. 1 I 1 ik 1, m in.rd av iii-1 1 I .Mt ii. Il-re teait u.-euiand wondioiit lecreti In nl bunnnii, ind 10 11 i 1 1 the '.ne j uii w.ih lii.ui J.jlclf. Wc I OOU III.IIHI-No iwiinlij.laarrioisTf "ion tine of the one you mirry and Hut fi i'i'iiL'i1?' ti-ee ly nurrligei, liriusi together lio.e louij ir-piraiad ttioai the lUeneii ot the one you miri !3J eti u.t n .biimculiioadwiy andllhiy. 'rAllA" POIITKR, beerew.-Tn" b"t in the .Kii.l lit,.ieii,i Nogiuli Lu' ke iiumtii-re. MAIIAM Si;iti:(i irmlt y,1ur whole lllel r r th fi'nlihed, Fee, 50 centi to II! W AIr!f,,,,S;l.MNI!s' l.'5,,u"" me h.t no i'S-igiui m 1 ho iipavn tt, i,jt i)s itenlt, Il GRAND oprra noun?. Comer 33d 11. andStk IT. ANOTIIKIt novkLtf. FRIDAY and gATUKDAT KVENIN09, LA I'KKICHOLK. L rEKlCIIOLK. the Uillad Hlncir., Mill. AIMER BA1UIIIIAY MATINKKall. DAIUIKIILKCK. JJOnLOTTR....,., Mile. BILLY SUNIIAY-hiill lljlANbONliKI KXCKLSton NINll'l IlkdlMRST DAKD. MONPAY-Aneilraordlnary programme. fit. ,;ynjBff "j' AMKi'icAr br tt YAtLAi:,WtTrANPVAnillTT. A SI'l.hNOlli l'llOdllAMMR. OL1I ANH SKIT PLAYS. F11IHY-I'lanch'i comedy. FAINT UKAIIT NKVKK W(l 1'Alll LADY And llnnrlciult'i SATUI'.DAY crat lime In Are yean), Colemm and Cirrlck'i comedy, TUB CI.AMir.STINK MAItlUAtlK. MONDAY (Onl lime lnlwo n), Lord Lylton'i play, TUESDAY MONK Y. WKDNKSDAY-OriW. In prepirntlon ltoberion' New Comedy-rllllTn. W A 'bATOItlJAY M ATINRK. FRFI. 4, MH.l.KsTKIl WAI.I...CK IN IlOtlRIlTBON'S MILITAItY DltAtlA, "OfJTtS. 16uTil'rTTII-ATRr.. KVF.ItY KVKSINO (eyeepl Ratnrday) ANDSATUHDAY MAI INCH. F.DW1N llOOTIt -RICIIKLIHU" SATUHDAY F.VKNINO. Feb 4. Mil. LAWItKNCK HAftLUSTT M KAI'IIAKL U MAIHILK HF.AltT. Beitiieeured PIT; DAYsJN ADVANCR. 0"MmKLv'Tilm nf (I. L. FOX d I'Ol't'LAH PaMOMIMK. WKK WILLIF. WINKIB. El ill em now be lecnred lor 111- I.A31 MOIilS. and THF. LAST ftATl'r.DAY MAT1NKK, FKD. 4, and alio lor the Urn nlehu of Ihe Itli'HKI.lhl' OF1HK PF1UOD. PKKahNTCD MONDAY. Prill. with entirely new scenery, eoltumra, 4c, 0. 1, HICIIKLIMI Foy. N HY' F MNO AS D S ATt'HDAT MATINEE. Tllh III.M K LP.oilK, lll.MOLltl.Lr.H. NRW FKA1HP.K, KJK FFK?. S4KW COStUMLa. KKW MUSIC, AN EMIHR NF.W illtA-D n.M.I.KT. Appearance of the lil.AKKLI.I HliorilrillS. Appearance ul the bh.i.tll-1 FAMILY. Seteath we-k nf lie M ..I1I.TIISS. rtevcnlh week ol the nKAfKIW, LIN A EU V I Vf" I'll H A,T R K. OIIKAT M'CCriSa LAfItAKi:SK, flOt'CIOAttlliy PLAY, HL'NILD DOWN 1 Or. TIIR TWO LIVRH OF MAIlY LKIOH, Tbe moit petbrtir and bjautlful lay nf th diy. Ho'itea nnwded with heinly and fath'on. MATINKt.hA fl.'UDAY Al 4 O'CLOCK. 5TII AT KNl'F. TlTV.lTUK. Ill iVL'hk and LAST NIOnTS f 8AHATOOA 111 LAT MATINF.R 1 SATUHDAY NFX I. HIS. t .I preparation lor tprely proluclloa. IlOtJCI. CAT LTH lati and mott powerfal Dramatic comedy. oou'h'm rnKirTi. LOl'V IIUSIITON. In bcr great leniitlonil drinii i:kd iiamu, pronoocerd by Ihe putilir and entire preu al a maiivi:llocn mklodiiama. FULL OF r-TKONll MTUATKH8. MATIN KF. PKIIFOIUIANCKH Mondty, Tocntiy, We Inetlie. Thurtday, and Friday Tllk M'li:lTAVhNUhlL IyoriiTP.Bvrii str mi r ti i: .t rTj. 1 Lc.ice aJd Manager w. V, HOLLAND. Monday eteniog, Feb. 6. 171. And eterv eyemnc cxrept r-eturday. LDUN rollHKsT KlflM-KMI. Hox offlce nowoicn. VKW YOlTIi t'lRCll!". WEDSK3DAY AND bATLUDAY AT J),. EVfcHY NH1IIT AT LART WRKK of the TROri'r! OF ItR KL IlKDIIflN AltAll. OENTIN'R Cllll.lilll'.N OK 1HK nRKRT. TI1K KN I IKK CIIICI'H TltOPPK. IIMIKII M'K IIOimRMANsHII, ATIILKTIC, UYM.SArIiANDACItOIIATIC AI1T. MA It I P. SKI'.ll'.U II-S'adt Theatre.-lo uitit. "Iiorf nnd htadi" i.nrie) Seehtch at Lone." Tomorrow, -'Mary stuarii" heebach at "Miry blu art." Veneta. (Jueen hlltanetn." CAM PRANCIMfio II INHTU K l,H, i1 llllOAf). O WAl.-lillKAl' SUCChvl. HllUdKM 1 ItllWDKll NianTi.r. uinrii. wamdold. nuiiNAim, BACKUS'SSin Franrlieo Mlntlreli. Toe largett com- 8 any tn the world, tn new innri. daneet, eccentric acli, c F1KST WEhKof LES lllllOANDil CT KIN WAY 1IAI,"I..-4111ASD 4'ONCK.Itr on t Tueimyeyenlnc. Feb 7. 1171 W JK.Nis Y PI'aK. Ull cclcbiited American Prima Oonaa, irttttel by emineet talent and grand ochetfa Tlcketi, rr,eryed lean, 1. Adiutlilon.7Sv-. For late al Sfmway Hall 1 Hrnlrmrr ft t 701 Ur.,alxay. ".-hnhirth ft Co 't. HD Hroadwayi and J N 1'illw ..1 ft l' 'i. 44 and 40 E. ild I. For particular! ace further adverlue uea'.r T II Y A N T' S N K V O P F. R A 1 1 0 1' I!, I SJd at between C:h and 7ih ay t. ULOKIOrSTIIIllMPII. lllllLl.tANT SI'CPKSS OF TlIK NF.W TEHPLK OF AMUoEMKNT. DR. niRRY'f I UK.!, A Nil. challenging ttie world for beautiful a .dbrll'unl tc-nwi- lll-itinti d brchinnlni Imh balladi and inu-nte.y comic lrl.li ketches an t daneea AI'OLLO II M.L evert evonlnr. Baturday Matinee al in. Annutioo, ViandM centt. ROADWAY i!NUi:R(JR(irNO R Al I, WAY Uroadway, cor ivarrn. oosa into. 5tnrt. 4 Ml'.ilU'AN INSTITUTE. t hCIKNTIFIC LECTUItl. AT TIIR ACADEMY OF MI'MC, FRIDAY hVKNINO, FF.lt It. I1J1. A l 7H O'CLOCK, UN 1.1, 111, Willi I..Y1'L1IIMKS1K by IIRNHY tlOUTON, I'retldent Muirui Inilltnlc. Ticket! 5o cr nit, to be had at the door I ritiiF.roTiPKR rNiovsATrifiivYViiEK 1.1:1:. I lb IteS Foil I flK P01'LK r OH FKUllU AKY, IN TIIR OIIKAT II Al l,. I eo. I, Dr. A. J. Knell, nn "The Mlcroic pe and Hi lleielitlum." Feb. II, Dr. A.J. Knell, on "The Anitomy and Natural Hutory of Iciecttam." Feb. 13, W. D. Unnmmr. IUc. on 'The Lul Qlidil Fnerh In Ameitca Fib. S3, P. U. Wight, fci'i. on" Architecture In lt prae- tmalrclalloo to Itidmcii of tne preteal day." Ticket for the courio, KratD, nt the office and real Ing ronu. Leclure comuiencei at H P. M at which hour the do-rs are eloicd. l in .-1 1 11 a!t5' QVIUAS l.IH..lJRK.,;iN' URAND FANCY IIIIL-S II ALL will take place al I lit1 ACADEMY Of MUSIC, on TUhSDAY KVK.MNO. Teh. 14. 17I. A limited number 01 llckeli, al Its eacli-admlttlng one gentleman and two ladi'i will be eotd, nnd can only be had by way of Introduction Ihiou.'hiiieinbeii ofthe Society, vtx.t Frederick Kuehne.81 Rrotd ir.tE. 9telier,3J Prink fort 1I.1 Louli Kammerer, M walker ai 1 Hermann l.'hl. II Chatham tt.i L. A. Urate, 1 "J Chamtvri it. 1 William Htrlnwny. Htelnway Haiti (leorge Nembaea. Steck'i Hall, 111 elh it 1 J. F. l'og;anburg, IVS llrotd way 1 F, Bteini. 16 Cedir it.i II. iValter. M3 Broil wiy A. Driutlgim. 701 Hroadwayi II. C. P. Koc.'i, 1.1 Carmine 11. 1 (rim Selineider, M Hnworri Jaeoo Windmuller. German bating! Hank, Union square c p L. Ilohenlbat, corner of 3d ay. and 34d 11. 1 and olhen. licwctt ere poiltlvely not tramfrraMe. Hoxei may be iccured throuzh L. Kimmerer, 89 WiUer ACA"I!MY IIP .IIUSIC. ANNUAL HALL NIMH REUIMENT, N. O., 8. N. Y. FKI1UUAUY 7. 1S71. 5u5 nCU3 OF MUSIC. Tlcketi t, adtnllting (lentleinan .md I.adlee. For meat liotcli, uiutlc itorei, ani box nince. flrand Opera llou-e. Hoxei cm he bad ot Lieut, col. Ilraine, hne II. It. offlce, or Adjutant Allien, II moid it, Slftlingi. AhPEI'l Al. IICFTIMI of Ihe.VY. P. .1. 11? if eociety w 11 be held ou Saturday ereninn, Feb I I'-il.ut 7 o'rlo. k In their hull, SIX IIhwi rv, to reiiee th"lr Conttitution md lli'liui Ail mninb.'ri mere, qifttrd 10 attend. DANibL CAHILL, Prei. Pateii k liti.ri. Rer sec XT OT I CK.-Maw mrrtTi'Fto I e hel I In Ola.i Hall, ii 41" r.a.t AM tl., near 3d uv.,011 Feb. 3. l'riiel owneri ind itiireku'prri am Invite I to attend IhU meeting 10 irmi athlio with the Long liland larnion In e.uniuiiing a market uptown for tbe tale of their produi e Doormoin at 7 P. M. fit III! F.ril.,Ti..or-DiihIin (niual llenifli Alio L 1 im ion. win huid a in.'i'ilns nt rih.imiiai Tlati, l4 and 1MI anul 11 on Miurdu-. 1- 4. at Mo'cinuk I'll, I oriuer reiidetut 01 Dublin wuhlug to loin are rovpcci- luii) i' v.led lo aiteud. t-rU'lll-N UOLOUK, l'rcsideat. h 1 k i-ii r I...V Hue Sec V. JfJl;il((its 1111b rlii). C I TVATCII. S.1 VA'rVll '.t the Jeiiery O'l-i'ire of It. il l.i Mh. D.umond Men .1 nit, n til Mi auway, rorni'roi Hiiuiton it., New Vork lb' 1 nl I K'kel Siln-r end AHiiiiIihiiii lluld Watch, ltn Hwiai and A111c111.il niuvtmints 1 the iksaneel U'llrli In (he market, ho. I, Nickel Mlver Hunting Cate, Bniis inowmcui I No. 3, Aluminum Uold Cjjc, Plain (Hun Iront an I bsk j No. 3, Aluminum Oold llunllu; Caie, hull! mot. -moot 10 No. I, Aluiti.iiuoi Uold Ce, item winder, PI llu Iiliti lloi, 1 ami bnoK, bwl.t iiinvem 'u i ia ij No. 3, A.iimlniiin (lold llunlliu Caie Amen, ca 1 nioti-iiii iii, lull li-wi-i'd, chio- nniiii tcr baiauco 3' to v f alto ban all the American Walc'n-i. 111 H kinil Hold and Cum .-.liter Cujii alt I toinham. .luraen bioaardtandotli.r 11 ir itaiclie,, Hlaiuoudi, i'iiI bilur and Hlljer plaici Ware, Clock.' llroiuct, lut.li .1 r"i-4.r0fL "pi'lcei" "C' Wl,"h W4 it. 11 iai,9. No, Oil Ilronway, N w Vork, Corner 01 llounlnn m tOU n",,,"l,l',' ,Kf"lopirllfiatadlituc UUMOMij IIUVOHT Mj'--J-,xir.- C'NDMIiB--TATKSIKIlT u TIIR MUTUAl. LIFE INSURANCE COMPAH OF NEW YORK, F. S. WINSTON rmiMKT. IUCOARD A. MoCURDr Vl0i-ril(01ST. IM and IM Droidwiy, roi its TWKNiY Kianrn rCA tear, r being for the year ending on. ILH-1. Net Allttl, Jin.t,IS U1II,' :i RECEIPTS. Prrmtnmi 113,1.111 M lnlereit t,47T,T73 6) 1I.H7.IM 01 ioj,on n msnunsr.MKNTS. Clilmi by Death! and Matu rity or Poiicie ri.oio,3!i a DlTldrndi or Return rretnh ami M7.74J31 rollclei purchased l.tMJ.lll M Expeuei percent,) lr"M Si 1 7.r.5.CV. IT Net AsieUDec.3l.l I4A,II7M Incrcue of Net Assets for Ihe year 1 7,1700! 83 INVESTED AS FOLLOWS 1 Cash In Ranks end Turn Companies at lnlereit t1.WH Loans on llond and Mortgage UW.U11 rj OovernraeclHtockJi.coi; 4 "l.tiH 73 Ileal Eititc.coit tlia 01 Dilincei due from A.'tnti lu Ibe courte ol Iriniiulmon SSSMST It-'A'l.tll 30 Add I lnlereit itemed or due &f,VA 13 Defcned Ptemlnmi and Premlnuu nol yet rt polled on pollclei In force l.Cf.'.SM 07 Market lalueol itockiln etcenof cost.. 49,-1 M Orcsi Aisets, Dec.31,l Ill.6.l 7i POLtCT AND RISK ACCOUNT. Number. Aoianot. Pollclei Usned md Ruitored during Ihe jear 11,1 111, Mil rollclei In force December II, 18T0 7L7T1 r.t!3.t Tbe Boird of Truiteei luve lutborlied 1 return of oyer raytnenti of premtumi lor Hie year l!l), of Iwo mlllioni ot dollars, which may be inbiequenlly Increaied. Theie over payments will be retorned to policy hold er! i they miy elict, In c.vli or In the purchoie of ad ditional Insurance, at toon as the equltiMe portion ot rich can be determined upon the enlrttlon of 11,0 Ixty ctnyi trom tbo cUit of the flscal year, at prorlde I la th ebaritr. SIir.rPARD IIOMAS'. Actnary. L C. LAWTON, Aulilanl Actuary. JOHN M. STUAlir. Secretary. FRKDEIlli: BCllRor.DbR, Atilslant Secretary. C. A. HOi'KlNS.Caibler. WllI.ttM IlgTTI, I.L.D., 1 llc-f. I.rcu-a Itom.-tio.x. Cou&lol. llo.v. liray E. Ditiri, IllIC I,. KtPP. M.I. I II llrtl Viimlni O b IN tMftToV, M. I)!, 1 Medical Examines. JkTKW YORK, Villi. 1!7I.-A meetlnjVf of the itorkholdert of the New YorW Mate Loan anl Irnil Compani wat hell ihli day at the ollleo of th l ampany. IP II, "i 1 1. y. and Ihe fotlowtn named geutlemen were c'.cclM Dire 'On A. A.Lw, William T. earner, F. Sibiichirdt, Tl.omai D.ckton, S. II. ltabcork, II. C. Fabneiiock, Francu t-kid ty. II. A. tlurlbut. William II. Trayen. (leorge (1. Haven, Wi nam M. Vcrmllye, Dattd I.amo, John Hluodguol. Willlim F. Drake, Henry A. Sm)tlie. Hubierniently. at a m -ctlng nf the Dlreelort. Mr. Henry A Sn ylhe wnt unnnliuoutly elected I'retldent. N'llTIi F, li li"iebt-etven tntt the undersigned lias been apr-otulcJ lieclvrr of the Fatmert' and Me. chamcs' Li'e 1 n mnr-r .xpmy. AH peraoi ilnUtbteil to laid corporation nre reqntred to retder an account nf nil deo'.i and mm. of iu.in,-t, owing bylhem res lec'lv'y.tothe unaeriun 1. al tucli Receiver, al his ofllco. rl7 llroadway.ln the cltv or New York, on or btf-ire the tula day of April, U.l, and to pay the tame. Allperaoni hiving In their poiiesilon any properly or rrrccli of md corporation are renulred to du'lrer the rami to the undt-rilened. as lucn Receiver, on or befoie Ibe sly h day of April. 1!I. All the creditor! of laid cjrporallon are required to deliver their respective acronnia and demau u to the tindenlgned, ai locli Receiver, on or beloio lUe tlxtli dav of A'-ril. 17I. All persons holding any open or subvlitlng ciintracti t said corporatl n are rroucrted lo pre-'ent the same In writing and In detail to the undrri tr&ed, at ini-h Receiver, at bis said ofllce.on tbe ilith day of Apill. 1811. Dited New York, Jan. HI li. JAMES n. COI..MAN. E. U. Mtint. Receiver. Attorney for Receiver. M Wall tl New York City. DV.PA RT.1I P.NT O V TAXKS A.Sft A HMKHH MKN1X.M Chambers St., S7e York, Jan. 3, 1111. Notice Is bireby giteu that the Aiieisment llollt of Hie real and personal citato of the city and county of New York, for the year It'll, will be open for Ir pectlon and tevlllon, on and after Monday, Jan. V. IT!, i -t feniala opi-n nnnl the Mth day of April, lull. Inclmlyc, for ibe coirectlm of errors and the equalization ot the atvcsimcnti of the aforeuld re.t and perionil eitito of tne city and connty of New York. All periont believing Ihemtelvet iggneved mntt make application tn the C,imnililoners dnnn; tbe period abote mentioned. In order to ontaln tho re lief provided by law, WM. II KINO, f Ae..miSl. NATHANIEL SANDS, J Ane.iments. rjIRKALRP.ll'ri Ol'FICE. ST. JObEni AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY. Er. Josrn, Mo January-. H7I. Tbe lutereit nnd Coupons dun February 13, 1311, on tho Flnl Mortgigo KI1I1I Per Cent, pi per cent.) Hold llonds nl the St. Joseph and Denver City Railroad Com panyulll be paid it Ihe office of ihe Fanners' Loan and Truit Company, In tho rill ot New York, upon ptctentatlon and applies!, 011, on and after that datr, fiee of Uovciaiueut l'sz. THOMAS E. TOOTLE, Treaturer. iL,?i',IUii. J..,,.. iiTr.u. iu:ni:imt H.vvi.NiJrt hank, 6 UN ni'ILDIN'Q, ItU NASSAU ST., OITOSI1 E CITY HALL, NEW YORK. QKg ioi.Laii will ntotx ah Accor.-r. INTEREST COMMENCES EVERY MONTH. VPIOXA I. HA VI N(inXNTi. HIE FIIEEDMANKAVINUS AND TIIU'T t'hiricred by Ihe Oove rumenl of (ho United Bi atei. DhlWITB OVER l.0i.tin). hgw inim mux. a, IM II1.FECKKK BlHb'l'T. -rMwT-Er.T.JV11'' r ofiponnded. free of ill taxet. Tlllll.fc IMKS In each year, or every 1 Mini V i) aVb an ilPii.i.linii p.-rfer. .'.t.o, A Hl'l-.t'l ,I V niaile of albiwlng interest fiom dito bl each deiKi.lt 011 mint of ti mid upward. All accou'ili niictiv tiriiite and confidential. c!uTJJn"irV'cKuT.v,Um ttU" Open 11 ill v from 'J A. 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S' iVi,,'iK1,K,l'.ll.,,',,'' NRW VOHIC-nryaii Met 1 i,."LlJ?"Mt. i-oan-Dur -In lunuanceol Jil'lK'iiejt oriler of tne above Court node n tho ul'Ote ei.lilCil icllon, 1. Ihe luhicnoer. the Iteferee .n.'.,.,,.l" 'aid Ju'trmeui order, win Kll, tiirougri James M Miller. Ileal ITiuta Aueilooeer. al Hie hsiliango Haleaiotnii. Ul llruailwoy. In Hie city of New Vorg. on tbe Dili itdjr ol Kehrnaty, lxlt n llo'elork noon, all l!ie l-tudi an I premur ileserloed In laid Judgment or ilnr. glial I. to ia atl lho lour i-ertalu lutt, ulecee. or rarccn of land, together with ihe bulldlnea and Ira proTemema tliereon. attun e, lying, and DrTng In tbo Tweifih Ward of Hie city of Sew Yorir. which lot! taken together are 1 -lr-iHJ anil drn nbed as lollowi, vig. lle.lnnlDg at a riutnt on me roulhe.ly ndeof Ouelliin dred ana Twenty-eighth streil, dlrtant one liunnriil aud aoyeiitv nv feet westerly irom Hie loutnweitcrly cornerofdni llundtednnd l'uriii-clgiilli nreet and ibe hieve-ith oTcattr, ilnce tvicrly alons tho aai i loiitherli lino of One njiil.cl and 1 vvculvelslitb Lf,rf t-vniv ave feet i lUcc.e eouuierly anl pjr'l I i.."',' "5,,'.l"r 1,ar of-,ne Eleventh avenue ono hundred and tilneiy. Ine feel and ten Inchea lo th' n .rtlierly line ol une llimdred and Iwenty-ieveulli i iV, ''i01'0.' r,y Ih ""1 notihe ly l"ne of ,'""lr," 1 Ttniy-Tenili etreel Ittcniy imec north 'iL.'"?01 "'"X" tlirc.'lloa SS i .J nr"lA ttven tuir.ntea writ ou-hun iro.t ana ie 4 ,-ct SOTiilns srd Hum nil trtcrs of an In -li .vin-T u:u rata":: f.z ,w ----xj.i'1 n !.l,.hle.f n."' av' Iwenly-tliVTlest tell tuiun, 5 nu c"!t,rl "ndiiaralol Iin t touthetiy iim-oi yor bundled ind I'm my elgmli iiret t twenttnv icrt tint re nnr In nvauif I nnllcl tt-jili Hie nam ..-t levemh iveniie. iilin-ty iilnu irei eleven lncli.-i to the i cliil ur Mice f .e uui, nit-, to Ke her ilh tl t I mil lyme In rroul of ulin il II ii-ul ,i SUld Ofl lOltOl 1 Al, 1 ,1, I),,,. H lilt -I Hill l'J'. ri.hili ami Oi il i- -1 it -i t i'v,,i,-y.,in-nlii iiiiem lu the iiildiMi i.iH i,-' y-iiuiivly And tlio an ilia I uilur ii-.nin im, int.- or i-'.-f-l ul I. mil s tna'r v Inn. hi. i ii- mi it" vvcatetlv Un ul the Kltventh iiuu,, i-t jndi-i -u, t d"etltiol a. f-',jtt via t Jli 'iiii'tn ai a ii nut 'tii'-.n'. niit.iliel -t ml eiry -.1 ..itlii-t. iMirih r.v ir i h- cjiii- f.ir ned tiv the iiiteiiu-i i.noiiiii no-ihei ly i ue oi Oi,e liiindr d atil l avutv .tu n iir-et tuih ilie vciUMy line til Ihe vl-vnili ati'i -e iit'irlug th o noi' y and inrallil o One Itmlrci a' 1 TtfAWistpViiiV 'n-cl, uiie Iiu'mIiii'I te.-i- tlu-iir tiort.ienv a'i I uai-a Ul lo tin noieiith iive'iu'' tei-it) it ii., IL".... 1 ,V'.Vr10 'I"1)'"'"1 lwb -.evlutn in e .hi., l ed fi-i i to tu,- v -,i ,iy iie0f thu jTlev iiih line of ii H entii ur n.i tiiiit ill" f,-, i i ii1n,'"",',l.V Mi'l "'I Hint pb. awfl.' I'--1.0 I-" ana In i.uti cny. iitaaitt, l)H E and t.iiu .Hi I s mi.1i riy ep ol One. llu )Ur ei filler I '.V"1"'5' "'If" Ubl of Oil' llll'llir J mi luc ii .Hi Ntrort it n n urn .1, ivtohiii.t,,,, ir.iu.u-VnterJei "ft" :,'r"".''Jf, !c 01 "'""I'iiI i w i i, nri 1 1 nil the r. nr.i m o ni t.ie 1 loveiitli Iti ,S JI ""111! Ili'lli- ei,.iei!) nl,,,,, thgVoull r I Oi. Ilnniiiel ami liJnvr At'vVni'i f f, irl Vr Pirm Ol ttltb pt,ri), I,",,,, H',-, J, "'li" fn.'l t t eu on-iien ll.enre inti,-r v i ual. JtliUi .0 Uui di.J a ,J mum i i Ii, i'r ",y,' Ilto feet, und in u, e t. ittr, r y iiauu Hitii f,. f;P.,r,T",h.-!r.,U'eJll?.,', veil. nine V't ,t '1'tii. riT mi; of On. Huudriu ml Iwriuy. ti iir.euo aid lit.o llw m I t u .1 I. d aui In 1 ',1 im i lllOKAl J U till 1 1 l l AH r y Si Itambtrati inb Xrilroabi. IiaiKRAII.VVAY.-TIIAISS lkaVkktoTJ It U fool ol Humbert it. and root of IM it., ai follovi: II TintouniiK.vi'iiKSs riiAiNftLK.WKaiUMnma f T. AT A. M., it A. II S:M r. M.. AND 7 r. II, M PAILT. LKAVK Ull HT.A1 1:41 A. M., IfcU A. M ANi B 5:1JA.NI10 r. M. IIAlLV. NKW AMI IMrilOVRIl IJIIAWlNU-IIOOM COAOHKi ACCOMl'AN rHK I A. II. UtAIN TllllOI'Oli TOllUrrALO.CONXKOr. 1N(1 AT ll01tNhLLSVlI,l.K Willi II Al.NlrlKHMI PLKKl'INOCOACIIKM IllNXINO fllltOL'OII T CLe.VKI.ANtl ANI OALION. m.KPI'INIM! ACIIR1 AtXOMl-ANV 1IIK II A. M. HIAIN rilOM BU80I(H I ANNA 10 IIVIIAUI. TIIKSunr.M. IftAIN WtOH KtlWkXW. uAN KM10"A'NT tka,s or Ton Jerru and Way, 4 JO r, l. d it. 4:13 r. M. I'oi lllddlctown ind ay all:l' M. 1411 it., it Sill A V. M )i anil. BiinditionlT.flutD A 11. (231 it .fl-.U A. vt.) f ror OtiiMlie anil Wiy al 'liJO A U, (IM it, (H fl For' Newbiroh and War atl A. II ,1:30. and Ull. It, 43d St. .H: 1.1 AM, IS, and 4:1) I', M,l for Bnffernnnd Way, 5 and P. M. (d it., 4:IJ and IV Pjllr. H.) Tneilre Triln, 'IUM V. hi. (43d n, Hit! II Vor Piter'On and Way, from M4 it Depot at 4.IA I' 1:13, and Hit A- M. 1:U. i:i.. I:i.v,and b:LS I M. Fron 1 Chimoeia it. tienot at bU and 19 A li t 14 IU 'lill.i. I l:land6 4JP,M. I lor llicaeniieK and ItllUdale, from Md it Iiepo'.at It 1:13 A .M.i Bl.d 1?:I5,M3. 1,1:15, 5:15. mill :L I' II fruit l1! (.himlirrs It. Uepot, A. II. and 1, l):13, 9, ind tkU V 'For Plermonl, Nyaek.TallmaBiand Wsy. from 111 at 1 Depot' ai .:t3A. If.t 1113, tliil, 1.13. 3:13. and tfelM'.H. I aud halnrnayi only tllill I' From I hainlmrl ti I Depot, it A Mt ltd), two, 4.13. 4:B, 3:13, and VS. B I'. M and tsalnrdati onlr til inidalihl. Ticked lor piisageand lor Aiarimrn in Driwtnr I Itoout and rllrolss Coaehea cm tieotilalaed, and orders for the cheeking nnd Iransfj. oflltiga te mar ns lets at I the Company's otlico. mt. 3, and it Il.-oidiear i aq I Chambers St.. moreenw.eh nt.i corn r ISthit and Ji I ar .Hirlem I Ma Fnlton it ItronkiTnt Denoti fool o( to CluuiDeriil. and foot of 41 it., Now Yori S litrjiingl Plire. endlmi Dock Dennt. Jener City, and of toa I Ageoli al tho iirmcipal toleti. I tv M. It. DA II II. Ueneral Pi'ienttr Aja. I I,. D Prcrea (lencril Supennicnltat. I December a. mo. I Dally. IFor Ilackonuck only. R IFor I'lermotit an .arK only H Y l-NTKIl AIIIIANUr.lir.NT. "i lllK I li.Mt ISLAND lUll.UOAD I On and after Monday, Oct JI. 1S!0, trains will tear i Jamei nip u rulinwn I B50 A.M.. Oreenport and flnjllirbir. I IbjiiO A. M Nnrthpori Way irdln. i Sl'.M, f.g ilir.'or an i llleerhead Kipmi; ra through to Oreenpoit on Sitnrdiyi. 4 P.M., Northport Minreis SI' M.. Ilemptteal Wayi tuns to IiHp on Saturday P.M.. Northport Wiy. All iralnironnecl al tiranch for Ilempiteal. hundaytratm for lloilyn. Olen core, LocuttVatleit Illekivllle llnnttnglon. and horlbport, tear. llunUr'l f. 1-olnt.ly-JOA.H.and.P.M. p nM0. gnp'U JL Syjipprng. 'I NCIHMt I. INK I'AHHAdK TICKKTS to and fiom any Hallway Rtitlon In Oreit Drltaln, Ir land. .Nora at, Hwcden, Denmiik. (lermdny. lloliamL lieldlom, and the United BUlei, by itta.neil lalllng weekly for ule AT LOWEST CI'llllKSCr HATES. Alio, Drill! for any amount. llK.SDfcltiO.X.llIlOTIIMta, 1 Howling ilr.en. i;ou I'lvmtfooi, and Qi'r.KNsTiv?t.- V Ininaiil.lneol Itoyal Mall Hteanicn ire euuolnlel to sail ai lollnwii f'llt ot Antwerp. Patnrdir. Feb. I, it 1 1'. II. sCity ol Cork, (Tia Uallfai). Tueidiy, Fen. it I out of Hrntieli.PilnrdaT, Frb. 11, al 13 A. M. lly of Ilrooklrn. Satui day. Feb. 14, at 1 1'. M.. and erch lureeeding tjilurdiy and atterrate lneidiyk from Tier 4J, Not Hi Itlser. ftATM OF PARMOEl rirsl Cabin VS told bleeraze I currruei l-aiaenpers alto forwarded to Aotwerp, Itotterdain. Hwedea, Norway, and Denmark, at reduce 1 raiae. t llckeu can rie bought here at ni .dirale latea by pe loni wlih nirtn send (or iblr frl'-ndi. lor further In omutlon apply nl the Compiny'iOCA JOHNJI. UALK, Ageni. 13 Itroadwiy. .New York. 1,1(111 I. iri'.ll I'Olll. (via Oneeailown;. earrytnc Tine I .H. MaiIi.-Ine 1.IVMI1' Mil AND UitKAl WI-TKItN nTKAVI COMPASV mil dnpatej ore ol their nrtt-clasB. full power Iron lerew iteamthlpa front I'lerlA It cserr EU.SKSDAV II follnwlt IDAHO Cat. Pries ..Fro. s. at" A. M. NKVADA. t'aol (Keen Feb. IV el IK P. M. 1 WIKCONMIN, William! Feb. 14. alt A, M, J CiildiltAOO.rvm.T. F.I reman ilarcn 1, ai 14U P M. J wv.iviIM,. capt. VVblne'ay Mirrh a. at a P. M. I MAMiAiTAN.ltpt. rorijtn Mar 'h 13, at t P. .vt. a oin paiuce logom- iteerige initage (Offlci,' BroaJwaT, tocurreucy. T lor (reigblor eaoln pv-avge apDle to WiLI.IAVIrXi, Ul'IO.S'.fa Wall it. V-TIIIN.li 1,1 Ni; 411' HTF.A.lISIIII'rJ 1 A il. l.lVMIJ'O'.lL AND llChK.vnIOit.N. l r.NNSlLVANIA. Lawidn, Saiurlay. Feb. II, at 13 A. irALT Orovao, Bitorday, Feb. II, at 3 P. II. ab'n to'iiKe f;i and 1A3 rnrrency I Sveraje tn currency Prepaid iteeiaTe HcnelifromLiyerpool.UiKcnilowti, I I.oud inderrr, crd ()laE0w trnrrency. I For mrtlier Infuriuatlon apply al the Comoinyl II oacoi. to llroa I way. VY. JJUIMT, llaaager. j CTI'.All Tl) IH IIIINSTIIWN AMI I.1VKK, rt.nl, etciy tdnetdiy, lhuridai, and eaiiirday. MISMi-ol A Wednesld Fen I Dram O'l l.ng nnj. In and. r-rotiun4. IllOVIP. SON'S Panage ottl ",3 llmadway. corn -r II ctor it. orsti rwa nrn.Ufi. W.NTKD to inichatr hurie iiiitabl" lor one Tlju.r-e nuik luquim fur illXll.gl Liberty it l!IWl I'Afll fnrnBiioil c'reitlir Iron! eonpe, CJ II 1 1 t none, and baruoi. Addreis S. V. l:.,bol I i.u. Ill, euu public Jlol'ttes. I tflltriMlATION NllTII'nV-l'nMle'nouoV U V hereny vi-n to the owner or owners, rfeupant oi ocenpaut-, of all houtei nnd loti, tmptuyed or nnim proved land, alfrctel thereby, that the following aa looiuenti h,tcbeencotupleted,aud are lolgelin Un office of Ihe li 'drd of Ariekiois for eiauiluattoti by all per. oni lutcn-eicd. it.. I. rorbdiilinj icaiti In Seyrnih avenne, belaees (Ireenwli-h avi- me end Fifty antn itreet. 3, Fa, buildin r leiters In Oun llnndrol and Twenty teventti itreet. between Fi.m an I btviliayo mut 3. For building H'tteri In Hlxieeulb ktleel, between Mntn nveuite aud lludton Uiver I. For tiuilsnif imreii tn Mity fifth itreet, belweea 1 ourtn and Fifili avtnut-a. t s For rnlidi. d: lewen In F.l;l,tr rint itreet. from I Ninth avenue lu an llbiouih Klgiub annuo to Klt'htj i ritliiireet. 6 For bnlidlnjieweri In Water itreet, betrreen Fnl I. toil and Join itreeti, i F r buil.tiug ii-tteri In KIMIi avenue, between Bey enteenth niid Klgh'oe.iih itr.fli k. Forb'iilainds.-venln Fnstaycnue.tctween FlfU Cfth end Fifty-elitn meets I i V. For bat.dliu letters In Tlrmdwiy, between One I i Hundred and 1 wcnll-nluin and One HuuJred ano lhirlteib ilroi'ti. 10. Fm tat lug Helglvn pavement In eleventh aeenue between Tiilriy. third and Ihiay-ionrlli i. reels. II. lor laying llelgtrn patcincnt in Sprin. itreet. frirn Itroadttiy .o ll-iwery. li Ft.- regn atlnu and t.'ird'i.k'. tetcng euib and gut ter and nnnf.ni: l.ixhty iiitii ituct, fiom I- irti aienui lo Hie I. ai Hirer. 13. riu re.u.almg ard grading, lettlcg curb and gat l:r and tlagging f it hi) third ktreet, between fctgutt avenue and the Drive. II r tegulat dl-nrilgradlbtr, letting curb and gnt terand rayirmg llauk btrcei, between VYiititieel am the ,S"rih liter. 13. Fur setting enrb and gutter in South and Corlein itreeti. fro n Jackcr. lo Vt liter itreet H. Foi laying cronwalK linmtiorthrant corner Chitrt l-ri it eel and nut Uiuudway tu northweit curnei Hudson and t b imbrn it reel i. 'He ilium embraced by och in-.rmenl Include al the several liiiuiei ana lota of ground, vacant loia piece- and parcel! ol Ian iliuatid on I. Hie weiietlyildoof rveventh avenue, from F.leyenth lo Fill) -ninth itreel, and tne prop. n pounded ii Klcteulh aud Flfij-atdlb slroeti aud blilh lud Setcnlti aveniu-d. 1. Iljih .tdri of One Hundred nnd Twcnl) (etenll ilr, el, In.-iite-'ii Finn and .tuih av-nne-. S. Ilulh il ct or Pisicentii i rel, between Ninth ara une and the lludiou Itlver 4 Hntb Hart ol Mil) -fllili itreet, between Fourth ind Fifl'i avinuea. 3. Hot Ii a.ilra of r.ighty.first slrrrt, between Miil.lt ind Suit n iTcnnei. and both itd"s of KlUih asenuo Iri in 1 unlv flnl lo rlghty-ntii itreel. i, 1)911. slats of Water street, hctwjon Fultou and Join iiree's. 1. ltotii i.dci of Mi'.lh avesae, brlwcen beyenleentl and eighteenth streets Uutbildcsol Fun iTtnus, betwsca rifiy-fjfvn ant Tifly ilith slreets s. lioth sides of llrosdwiy, between On. Handle! and TacLtj uloth and Oue ll'inlicl aai T.lrdet. street". 10. Iloth iirtei of Kleyenth ayenue. between Thirty third and Tlilrly-fourtn itreeti, tolbiekleolof half tin block on the lulersccllng itreeti. II Moth udei of Sailug itreel, between rtrotdwii find the lluwcry.loiUeoileot uf Hill the bioca uu llii lutenec Ing btreeti. 11 lloth ildcs of Klgbty.ilith stru t, from Hnt are nue to the F.a-l lllver in lloth Udei or Elglilvdhlrd itreer. from Fuhtl avenue lo Ine Drive, to the utent ot Irnt Hie bloia ui Ui' Iniericcllnif btri-i t ,14. llotli .ule ol lt.iuk blrcct, fruni Went tirn l to ltl Jli'.J'on liui-r. 13 tfoutb itreet. fro-n Jaekton to Cur e ir .tree! anl both .Idea of Cone in air-et, irom o-uiii Ij tVai I street. 16. 1 he norttn'rly ldi' of Ch inibirr. I'.iniriH'i.ring si Welt I'.roiitwiiv rtnd Hud-on tin- l, and rut li m a I crly and vtratrrl Iheictrum lu the cn..i o. u.,i tui Mocn, All perioni whose lnleretti nre ii r,tndi .he s ye uanieii. ..,.,1M., .m wrulR Bfitfuei 1 1 ihe i hr Mtlioi ol itu in. uie rcqueiti'd lu ir.iini noli do ,-ion-, in wr, ting, to lllelior.l Itte I. I '1.1.1 "n'i r Un Duard cl Aitetiora, itt then onin, haihais suret, wiilim lUnj c)i lYoiothj d u- ot o. j w 10. IH: MVi.i:-. FIIAN. IH v j- v IU, llir,,rd ut Al'- Of.t'c HoihI of Aneiiotl, New nrk, 1- int. HUiical. 1,1, MT.CIA I, msi',-l'.s, ir. 1 1 1 1 k- i e po.tiule III l n-j d-' nt J.I l.o 11 11 1 W tvkri mite it.ii i'i.t'-i c- A. LI.IUH, I) Ilea, 1, li, 4 1,1. J hl'lICI A I, IIIM' r-l'.-t "ii mn. 11 t trouble UAianiue 1 oiiui uia'u it. s -Nil (1 vi ut. il icrfe tlv ii. I Dr. As. Ml n. Mtit'v lot .lviren-ii. I, Soei-Cl! IH'ea 1 l.i liet ami rent c- .mi l'. V,, 'tile I yvikta' t-i li-iii-o 111 I'm -mvi iiuitlvri V. A .ilti' l.: 1 ie lli.l'V I 11 011a. 01 no let- tuiVIiior. 'i 1 "bLiA' Dlt l l-vvu Medical luial r'J V.'. '.I' re" ti' ni 10 in till tie In ll-Mlili, u. ,.r t 1 e 1.' t 1 161-1 an,j dinri-e.l. I.n, l C llcai Pit. St 1 nri. DII. Mill lt-l), 1.3 ;i-'.a. .j .,111,1 .11-, a S IllMid'at-.u ilu r nie.i.i-j. ion tut 1 1-. r, hoi 1 A I Ml?. VN III SIUMU, u ni l c-! All llej .i taii-agut- t, dl uio n iiiiiim 1. fi",."" al