The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
February 8, 1871

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3 iS III THlllTY-EIGUTIl YEAFL NEW YORK VVEDNiFsDAY, FEBIABlT67"l' PRICK TWO CENTS. :ff UPPALUNfl DISASTER. (Between Thirty and For ty Persons Killed. t Hallway Train Flan? Into k 8t cf FLc. iDaahing Through a Hudson River Oil Train. lIonrtronding Sconos und Inoidonts. Tho Membo.3 of the Logls laturo Safo. 'A RAILWAY SI03GOH N rODGUKEEPSIB. Ominous Reticence of the Railway Officials. THE DISTINGUISHED DEAD. Another of thoso nwfni accident by which Btonv people ate bulled into eternity without a tnemeut's naming occurred night before lest on the Hudson Hirer railroad, near tin town of New xTeinburg, between Pouglikeepsle tad Viihkill. The accident wag occasioned bjr a collision be. tween a apodal otl train coming south and tho I iecond Pacific express train which left New Yr at 8 o'clock on Monday night. Tbe axle of ea-o of the oil cart broke juat before reaching the drawbridge at New Hamburg, thut throwing the car from tho track, and jolting along the ties while on solid ground, but when reaching the drawbridge, projecting aufliclentlv to be ttru:k by the locomotive of tin eiprcia train which wai pproachlug i The entire express train was Initantlr thrown from the trick, aud the engine wu precipitated Into tbe water on the east aide of the drawbridge, Bereral of i ma oil etas wxrx rarsniD bj the locomotire of the cxpre train, and tbe tvreok of both trains naa let on fire br the blue ftommunlcated from tho furnaco of the locomotire to the oil. The accne that ensued cannot be de scribed. Three aleeplug cart irero attached to the train. In the first of theae tbo passengers were all to badlv Injured, or perhapt itunntd by the collision, as to In unable to leas the car be fore It wai enreloped In flames. all Ate ecrrosiD 10 havi ritunto. In the other two cars the passengers were com. paratircly uninjured, aa tbe; escaped before the flames reached Ihcm. In les time than it baa taken to writs these lines the whole drawbridja was in flames, and in Tery short time fell with a crash, catTing with I It the burning cars and burring In the ice and mater the half-consumed bodies of tha occupants of the first sleeping car. I It cannot as yet be positively ascertained how tnaoy hove perished, but it is leared that the number ma be from fort; to fifty. When the reporter of Tni Si'x left the scene of the acoident at 6 o'clock last night, ?wixTr-TURti nomas dad mi bicotirid. Mr. Vosburg, the conductor of the sleeping ear, was among the kilted, lie was sitting in the forward part of tbe car. His body was recorered yeeterdiy morning. In hU pocket was fount uememndum of some of tbe passengers of his eir, when aa called tie 'IljlTiio car. It la tic i only recotd thai baa bten discovered of my of tl.o puivegsis, aud onlr the surnaure are as follows son a or to ox id. Lowell, Pei'e, Cary, Jermane' or Rochester, Rosenthal, Forbush, Ir Non eiode. Tbe last centlsmin was Dr. Samuel Nncrede, cl la Bat Bi.ur rim street, lie was SO years of age. and was the medical examiner ot the St, Loots Llle Insurance Company. II" leases a wife td chl d. Ue wt.s on his war to Bt. Catharine, Canada, ami vrss in iho forward sleeping ear. When lound bh bead was parlaily Ourned off. I Ons p-ullar fca'ure of this accident was thst there wre no wounded excepting a fireman acd ii all weRr. killed ocTnionr 3 who wn .n thi cur. Nul a single one escaped. R It n ii ti" iblo to do much tuwurd seaicbing for tho b 'In until d.ivbreik. The majority sf the passen-is who escaped were taken br a special treiu fuui rougkicps' uorih raid. Toe flieman oi the eipri"" train es:iod br Juinpliitf from tbe loco tnotneju-'. ifu i t ie coillion lie was not srrl ooil li.jurid. lie says thst 09 aul the englueer SAW tVO B' Llf.llTS AO a wnnx lioht smla;lrk bi-l-iJ u' them tcfoie rcaelnnj th'i brld:e. hu-'iru !nljntij shut otf, aud the eniinoer tiltliil Jui, bralvrs Tl engineer (3lmmon) tilled if h.in to pn'l the patent bnkes, which He did, tl .-n ,"-mpl'i? fiuui tne locniotive,lcaliii Slu luoni t r-. the latter was killivd. Wlui. ih bo.!y of Biiiinnns tvi.s found bote Iff kia Utr tariK-dofT, bis sksil hsd beta (racial J, mill 1 1-) reest crushed In. Man) nf the rsratlas were mmllstel befool si! pessiUlitj of recognition. J la-, onus, raSTOa or ma encaen f ths Hircnjer, and bis wife sre supposed to be !sjod: il lost, A Ija. of a book was found with his name an It. All ol tt. bodies were found uudur vatsr. as if e force of li t til had brokeu ths Ice and sahuieritd the eire. As the Hdlcs were flhd up thsr were laid, all mrncd, hlacktned, aud crushed aa the were. 1 1 tl irrLbl rar of the express train, f At I o'c.xp- jcaurdar afternoon the rtmslns of tbnes re n. rdupto that time wire lemored to l'out,hHec!e. where an Inqaesl Is tobeltldto raorrow tr C'oroucr Andrews, The IxnIUs ti i cl 'IU i: uf those taken from the eater vein to tUKiichlr fioieu as to rrereLi esrehia; tLelr cucUets 1 I'.MIL TUBT AKK TQAWI0 OUT. lit Tr..eey, the MiotrlntendfrJl "if ths roaj ws present H'-dij, Jomj all lu his rower to ss.lil In I' recorerint' bodlatf, Amnui the mlsrlnj are the colored porter of the list Viii;; car the braUeinau ninioj Iirlen, sad a msa br the nuino ol McQuade, wha was In the 0rxe lar. Tlio bandage maitrr of the train, Mr, Cloujti, eras ImJIj' burned shunt head, bacic, and beads, but not fats!!). The csi of both trains were ntsrly all consumed, and the rums were still sruokli'x last erenlnr. The riunins are In charzs ot Kara Dnlson, o rouchkrepslD, who wUI bold them for idtotlilcj lion. Tine i.i'uc'or of the aiprsss train, Mr. Clisrles Kossom. ieapd nnisjarcd. None of them on the I e4l tiuli. were Injured, I Thernhisn rer Been an accident on the find. on 1 Riser It iiliood th.t comoires with this In horror 1 It Is me ol those accidents in which there seems to 1 1 MOIODT TO CI.AMI, J 4 that eould nut bare been prerented. The t wantiridxs was sltaated about a quarter of a mile tk l the New li.mbur. autlaa, and tbe Ktt. J dent to the oil train was not diseorsred until tae train was passing tne station. The signals were st once sent rnt iiom the station, but tou late to stop the approAChlnx express train. A flagman near the bridge also slrnalled to the express train, as dl I also the engineer of the oil train, bnt to no purpose. The loeowottte of the oil train passed orer the drawbrldze before the enilne of the express train train struck, and thus all on that train escaped. DCallD TO INSTANT DXAin. The cstsitrophe, as deirrlbod br a passenger oa the express train, was appd.lng. The oil was con fined tn Istge isnks, to that the Instant the englno struck the triln, the forward sleeping csr, engine bsgcare car, and bridge were Instantly enreloped In flames. Not an Instant was glren the untucectlnc and sleeping occupants of the sleeping ear to rc psre lor tne terrible death awaiting thorn. Thry were enreloped In Dimes belore tncy could nave lime to utter a single despairing cry. Ibe nsJorlty, If not all the passsngers of the other two ears escaped nnlnjursd. The oil compleielr Cirerrd the bridge, and spread on either side to the dl-tanre of two hundred yards, glriaj the Ice the appearance of A BCkXINO MX i. The waters beneath the bridge, whera the cars are submerged, is from twenlr to thirty f"M deep, so that at low tide only tbe tope of tbe care are Tlslble. At S o'clock resterdsy afternoon, when the high tide bad set, Ibey were entirely out of slzht. The work of Ashing out the bodies Is, of coarse, elow and tedious. It has to be done by means of long rolee, with boat hcoks attached, end rery Utile can he done at nlit. When the reporter of the Sex left last nljat, they hsd glren up lo.klnr for bodies nnlil dsyllgbt. A large force of workmen were rebuilding the bridge, tdi kinctxc or rnt orrtciAi. The officials of tbe road, both In New York and all along tbe line, are extremrly retleent regarding Ire accident. Not a word could jour reporter g la from any official on the spot or at ths depot In Tfclr tleth street They refused to eell tickets fartfier than Fl.hk.lll, but would sulia no reason therefor. They wosld not eren admit that any accident had ocenrred, but to Ml Inquiries upon tbe subject tbsy turned t desf rar. Tnocstxoj nr rxorLi Lare rlslted the scene of the disaster toilsy some tn sesrth of lost friends, but many from curio. Ity. Nearly sit of Us bodies aro burned berond recog nition, unlene by some part of the clothlni.. There wss oce body In the forward csr with fl.ru children. Tne mother with two of her little ones elaisel In her arms bare been Bsliod out; but two of the children are still missing. It csn nerer be known ta a certainly precisely how many hare been lost, ss some must hare been entirely consumed, and others ptrtisps FLOATED orr CNDKKs TDI ICS. A larre amount ot bagzaje. express, and mall mat ter was burned with ths train. A Miss bliss, one ol UC lady pas ter.gere who wss sared, estimates her Ium slone st $7, WKJ In clothes and other riluaUea Ail tbe baggace taken out yesterday waa entirely rutned. Lines oa!(0 or mures were la attendance to steal anything that could be found. Through passengers ars ntT ssnt br the llsrlem Rojd, and tickets ars soM to way statlan. only War pa-nensers to New York, br the train that reached the erliljs at 8 o'clock last nlgot, were TkANsreeuRn ix 9Liinii, furnished by the Ilallruad Companr, around the biiJze, whence ther were bruutnt t i tblschr by a train awalilnx on this side. The train was only one hour behind time. Very few ol tne pasAsugers on I. i reke.! train came pack, but continued oa uorth at once. Ths kitlnl and wounded hsre all b eea taken to ruihktepsls. tui woods ox rue ox both sidis or Ta istv. txn wixcx. Mr. P. S. Ran, an intelligent merchant of Itnl'and, VI., telle the following Interesting storri I left Albany st IrM A. M. yesterday, aud arrived at I'oucnkeepr le at 1 o'clock. Lett rouibkscpete at 8 30. and amrsrl at New Hamburg ai o'cloek. I ilsltsd the scene of the terrible accident, and saw eren dead bodies taken from the wreck. Fiom luiormstlon fathered on the spot, I Istrned thai ibe oil train from Albany to Ntw York broke an axl near t is drawbridge, and being compelled to stop, sent 'crwsrd a messenger with a lantern to slenal tha eapreae train from Now Yur. A Link or nil tell of! the broken car. and the woods on each side ot II. c tract being on Ore, Ibe oil flowed to the bridge, and that waa loon n mass of flames. The maa sent forward to IIOXAL TDI HEW TOBX TIAIX f lied to stop 11, as It wss under snch besdway It ruhed slonx at terrltle momentum, dashing liao the oil train. 1 he welchl of Ibe two trains on the burn, tug bridge snapped Iba freat limbers lixe pip s eire, end Ibe .ocomotlre. teuder, basgaxe car. and ons sleeting car weie precipitated In an undlstln gu stiable mass to the Ice under the drawbridge. 'Ifeiars unxil instsnt'y cnuishl Die, ami were consumed tefore ass s soce rooid be rendered by the paen' e a in ttie oilier cars, which bud bi-come (li-cminected, and remained on the soma cl J of the bit. I re. Mr. 11) an tells nf a ladr from Chicago who was rlshed oul unhurt, bur urt-ss U"l eren rutin been fli'inr njed. lie sUo besrd ot huuian rauiplres wbo bejran nonstxo rue psad, ant fllchlng from the mutllaloJ remlns the only means ol identlflcsilon. The tremau, who heard the warnlne of the mes senxtr, Jumoed from the train and cciped wttb a la cruises but the engineer's body was dltcurered an almost uurecognlxable Jia). A I'lcture of tbe rcrne ut New Ilnmbargh Tho finding or tbe lladlri. Nnw II ii'nt'Boii, Feb. 7. Crowds of persons me here this morning viewing the scene of last night's disaster, uud tho picture presented to tne eye Is t ghastly olc. Near the Ill-fated drawbridge siands a bjegate car woll heated, which Is used oa a irnioorsr morgue, la which to place the bodies of t,-o dead as fast as they are touud by men with grappling irons. Tbe dead forms tome U3 raoldl), jnd as each Is bruughl to light, exclamations ol I error ore heard on every side. Tae are mull aled In many ways, and the slglil is a sickening one f'oor Doc Hlminons, tap onzlneer, was fnund ox uts gxGtxa faq liiLow tux itivin Bcrtr.irx, with both bis legs burned off and LU bead sma.I.ed in One lady was brought dp to the surface witn u 1 av.e In racn nf her arma. It seemed as tbouih the bule things were stilt shrinking from the awful draih crash. Heir mother's anna were locked tightly about them. Doth were conrejed to the baigigs car. Dr. Haocreda ol New York waa found wlib bis bead sartlellr kurnel off. Voaburgh, the sleep. let-car conductor, waa also fearfully mutilated, and ta the locket of bis coat waa found his money and a partial list of the passengers lu his car, with, bow erer, only tbe sernsmea, which I give aa 1 find them, aa fullowsr HANKS Or Till LOST. Lowell, Kowler, I'eae (probable the lair with the babes wl o rntlded at IIclTalo), Caret, Sorhlsn, Gerrranuel of Jtocherter, Dr. Traucrede of New Yirk. ltotrnthul, Koibuh. These usnics, you oust hear In mlod, era those who hired beiths. i:ach of them may have hired lor one or more cersoiis therefore It Is possible, liar probable, Itst the above Is not s correct list of the killed. There were two ladles and these children found-. In the baggage car were Mr, Clow, tbe baggsge uisn, and a man man named McQuade. The latter was en rvuli to Fonda, to sttrnd the trial of the ex press robber, CouMln, Clow was bureed shout the head, back, end lands, and McQuade was killed. Kdward JJartlet', erroneously reported allied In the bsggsge csr, waa not oa the train, Vosburgb, the conductor of tbe fatal sleeping car, was sitting tn ths front rnd ol the car nbun tbe accident occurred And must have been killed instantly. Ilia purler, wtose name Is also Yostmrgli, hnd stepped out of the car luto another jcst iiroxx TBI CRASH and stepxed right back again to spesk to tbe con ductor. He too waa killed. When the train left New York three men tried In Tain to cet berths In the forward car, and were angry over their failure and took ssals In a rear coach, where they were when the sccldsnt occurred, blnce wr ting the above I am Informed that the name of tbe an who was XltLID IX TUI BAOOAQI CAI la James Stafford. He wis assistant baggage nan ai Thirtieth, threat daoot, A trunk Ui bs to tn which Is inscribed "Fowler, Woodford. Conn." It undoubtedly belongs to the Rev. Morrell Fowler, who, with his wife and two children were on tlelr way tn Belt Lake City. They ware all killed and hero been Identified by the Rev, Mr. Wr.ght of rouchkeepsle, '1 wo other bodies have also been Identified as those of Mr. IlenedlC, loiTOie or Tin cLiriLitin nxiALn axd win. At noon all tbe bodies recovers 1 up to that hoar were ssnt to roughkeepsle. The scenes about the wreck to-day are sorrowful Indeed, but amidst sit the grlel there are hounds assembled who dare rob the baggajte of the dead. TfTey ecled like vulturra, and for a time It was apprehended they would be severely dealt with, but they ssw they were being pounced upon, and slunk away like cowardly cura. I hare aald fiat the body of Ituuoxa, tni ikoikixb, has been recovered, but there Is a reprrt thst It has not, althouzh men who saw It Oshed Irom the wreck are confident that they recognixed bltn. Dr. Can crede's body was recognlted by his father, whose anguish was Intense. Aa et ery ti sin arrived from the north ar a ,at'n It brought seorca of persoc; lacking for friends whom It was thought .ers on this trsln. The anxiety de plcled upon tbe countenances of all these was In deed painful. The Arrlrwl of tbe Tladlee In I'outhkeepsle t'orpeea Lying In a rorlnble Marine. Povauixinix, Feb. 7. When the baggage car wtlch contained the dead bodies reached this city, bundrsds of people thronged the depot to catch a g'lmpse of the horrlblo sight, but only a few suc ceeded. These crowded the platform of tee car, and gsied torror stricken upon the bodies which 1st uton the loo.-. The portable Morgne was switched to a side track, and then was commenced the work of placing the remains In rude boxes, when ther were put upon sleighs and conreyed to tug undertaker's, Mr. M.Jlory's, for decent laying oat. As they were DIAWX TniOCSR TDI STRUTS. The Inhabitants remained speechless with emotion. TLere are wild reports circulating as to the number killed aud the number of bodies found. Some ptsce the former st thirty and tbe Utter at twenty-flre. After csreful consultation with Superintendent Toucey, eml with Conductor Cossnm who had charge of the train with tbe additional fact that the tslli-llstof Mr. Vosburgb, the sleeping-car con ductor, hai come to light, with names 1 can post Urely make out but XIXITXIX On TWIXTT XILLXD. As belore stated, nineteen bodies were found np to noon, and none slnte thsn, thongh the grapplers haTo been hard at work. Eleven oul of the nine teen were udults, among whom were two lad es,aud three additional were children. Then there were five railroad employees, whlcn make nineteen In all. Last night Conductor Cossum made a very csre ful count of his eleeplcg cir ticket. They rlanred np sixty-five. Ue men passvd through the train after the accident speaking lo each passenjer. ask ing them II they were la the e!eeprs. Fllly-two lespendrd In the eOrmatlve, which left tuiutikx to hi ACcot-xTiD roi (there mlxnt have been one more), which, added to the five euiplojees of the road, make the nineteen tbus far found. Snperletendenl Toucey feels e n fldenl tbat all tne bodies have been recovered. Coroner Charles Andrus has already taxen the preliminary steps for an Inquest, having emranne.led a Jury, wbicn wtll begin Us solemn deliberations In this city to-morrow, ANOTBIR WBICIIXrj TIAIX has bees sent to the scene of the ecddint. A Urge portion of the passengers' luggaxo was destroyed, as were also the contents ol the express car, the whole amounting In value to an Immense sum. Fasaengera and baggage going north and souls have to be transferred at the wrecx, lue heavy Ice greatly tacllllatlng the trsesportatlon. Tbe ecane at the time of tbe accident la described ea being awiul In tne extreme. The horning oil from the overturned oil car nan ix sixar down the Umbers of the doomed briars icon the Ice In the rlrsr. where It flooded thegla.sysurf.ee fur a long wsy, looking like a sea of Are. On the bernlng bridle stood tne three coaches, all one sheet of flame, the roaring and crackling of which struck terror Into the bearta of the bebeldtra. MIX ITOOD ArPALLKD. A fsw more berole thaa the rest mads repeated dashes at the doors and windows of the first car. In t-opss to saae even one life, but fire aud flame drove Uem back before they could get within Isn feet of the car. Buldealy tbe bridge fell with a crash, the csrs with II, and then a coliux or tlahb, aranis, axd axon shot hl;h In air, and lllunilnatod li e surrounding reentry foriboui five seconds, when psrUaldark ne.a followed, the smoullerlng ruins onlr ehowlngi the spot where so many had met their death. All who were In the car when the bridge fell were eltner burned to death or burlod lar down nnder broken basgage end express ars, All was as stll ss drain till the wreckers bc:an the work of ex Tbe Associated l'resn 1, 1st or the Victims. l'ouauKicrsii, Feb. 7. Tho following is as a con.plete list of tho victims of the Hudson Hirer lUllr '.vl disaster as can n aw be given l. I'llam F. l'ease and wife; C. Hsnedlct, editor or tbe Clovelaud Ihrald A. A. flllletl, of IluColo; Ilcv. Morrell Fowler, wife, and three children, who were en route to Salt Lake City; Dr. S, Nancrede. of New York j L. A. Knot, Grorga F. Thompson, 47 Wall street, New Yoik; James Stafford, from New York: Datld blmmous, engineer of the ex ptesa train; Lawrence Mooney, brakeman I'eler Voaburgh, conductor of the lluOalo elreptnir cir; James Yotbuir.li (colored), porter of too sleeping car. There are three bodios which yet reuislu uo ircognlii'd; one of them cannot possib!) bcldeutl fie J. The body ol the engineer blmmons has not yet been found, tui niixus or Tni victius are arriving from all quarters snd are conducted to the nndertaker'a rooms In Main street, where the bodlea sre located. A rsit throng Is congrrgsted In front of the building endeavoring to get a look Inside. No more bodies hare been found up to this hour (9 1'- M.) A laborer from Hudson hsd both his legs crushed at the ruins tbla afternoon by timbers fall ing on him. It Is thought be will die. Thedesth list by the accident now foots up tuteen passengers snd lire railway employes. The Inquest will proba bly commence to-morrow morning, MR, CL1XT0X rAO.1 sin. AUUNT, Fib. 1. The report that Clinton Faee waa one of tho vlrtlma nf the Hudson Ilher Hull road disaster happily 1 rores untrue. roughkeepsle Indlirnnnl ut Ibe Action of Ibe Hudson ltlver Uultrond Officials. Focouxexraii, Feb. 7 Midnight. Tho utmost Indignation exists at New Hamburg, here, and else where, at the cnlpabte inhumanity manifested by the railroad oEcluN, The accident occurred al about twenty minutes past 10. One lady was rona sfterward taken from the wreck; thsn, owing to the great heat, nothing further waa done until 4 AM, In the meantlmo the pas sengers, male and female, old and young, were kit to take caie of themselves. Some walked back to New Ihmburgh fetation, and huddled about the stove In the cheerless police station; others sought shelter in the csrs that were not burned, At 4 A, M. gangs of railroad workmen arriveJ from rough keepsle and rtcnt lo work Biramixa yni tiacc. A ccnduclor sung out, l'ai.cnxera going north and west, take theae carr," and auch of the aur vlvorsaa cared to leave were hurried away, t'lil xens of New Hamburg then began searching the wreck for dead bodies. During the day a Cor. onor and undertaker arrived from roughkeepsle, and took charge f the b .idles and audi effects a. ware found ou them. Superintendent Toucey, who had arrived esrly In the afternoon, directed the un dertaker to take charge of all the bodlea at the ex nanaa of tha pmmnv, asa thll la artrilbiiLg that haabeen done by fie Company up to thla wilting, toward sicobixo'akt or Tin nun. Nineteen bodies have been recovered br eltlxens, end sre now here awaiting the action of the Coro ner, who will hold an Inquest at 10 o'clock to-morrow. The railroad people endeavor to give the Impres sion thst this Is the extent of the disaster, but some of the train hands are known to be missing, and else some passengers. Among the latter Is i Mr. Darnes, salesman of Dimes, Ilancrnft H Co., Doffalo. Mr. Dames, In company with a friend took the fatal train at the Thirtieth street elation. He nrged his friend to take the sleeping car, but the litter declined. Damea then went Into the ear aud retired, and tbat la the last that hat bsen seen of him. Ills fi lend Is here looking for his body none of those recovered Is bis, jut pxroii rni ACCtniXT two gentlemen entered the burned car and asked for berths, lhe conductor. Yotbqrgh, told them he Cuurd col accommodate them In that er, bnl If they would go back he would fix them. They started bsck and had Just rot out of the e.-.r and Into the next when the collision occurred. Tbe conductor tad not got out and was killed. This shows that the car was full. These sleeping cars are made In alxteen eec'tens of two berths each. If every berth contained one person, tbat would account for thirty-two. Same of Ibsm contained more than one, Mrs. Fowler occupied one berth wlthjlwo children,' ber husband another with one child. Here were five people In two berths. This fact glvee color to tbe prevalent rumor here and at tbe sceoe of the torror, thai there must be a numj'r of lOntU TXT IX TBI WATIt, some a y aa many as twenty or thirty. The raltrosd company Is doing nnibing at all to recover theee bulls bsndleg all Its energies to the repair of lie trac e. xxonxocs losjis or rnorxsTr, The engine lies on Us side al the bottom of she river with twenty Ore feet of water orer It. Tbe express car was loaded full and locked. It went down with the horning brldxe, and all the freight Is supposed to be lost, the baggage car and contents In cluding Tin Tunoocn kails ron rax wist are also Inst, borne scattered pieces of baggage hare been recorered, but none or the malls, Among the trunks fished out was one belonging lo K. U. Tourtellot. salesman for bac'eelt, Davis Co., win o'acturine jewellers of IS Maiden lane. Ills trunk contained about twenlr thousanl dollari In aaaiplrs of fine Jewelrr- The salesmvo of Miller Brothers. In the sa-ne bu.lncss, was also aboard, with flllean or tw snlj thousand dollars w orth of samples. Ties were also sared, a-d the salesman has goue on. The Excitement In lhe Assemble Chnmbor Mr. rorrler'e I'm. Ald.ikt, Feb, 7. Intenso excitement hns ex isted here since morning, tn consequence of Ibe ter rible accident on he Hudson River Railroad A large number of members were absent, many of whom It was feared were on the lll-Med train. Among tlio'e suopo.ed to have been on tbe train wire Messrs. Jacobs, Conselrca, Haven, and Roche cf Klrgs, OTrlcn snd Itvlng of New York. I'rlnce i fO.UMO and Wayne of Montgomery, Messengeia wire despatched early this morning to lie boarding houses of these gentlemen, to ascertain whether any of them badarrlicd curing the night, bet none of them were lo be lound. Mr. Armstrong, the Clerk of fie House, TILXIIArUID TO MB. TAXDIIIILT lo know whether he cou:d give any Information ns to who were killed, and whether any of tbe above named gentlemen were on the train. Mr. Vander bill replied that he could not tell whether any ol these gentlemen were on the train. The wildest rumors were flylneiover the city. One was t iat the Drat car, which was totally destroyed, together witn ths conductor and all Its tnmrtes, waa occupied by rAsasxoxM rou alsakt ixclusivxlt; and tl was believed that all of the above named gen tlemen were on this car. The ui.iw... a u As.smbty chsoiber at an early hour, each auxlous to learn irom mu other whether auythlng had yet been heard Irom lhe uila.lng Assemblymen. Al 10.15 Mr. Armstrong stepped to hie desk, and read the lollowlng tele crana t Kiw muncsan. Feb. 7, yp WlUtam UiteHnan fttalrr of IktAuttnltt- Detained here by the crest srchlsnt. Signed, CoxeiLTiA, llix-lis. U'Darix, I'uxoi. The reading of this tleDteh was received with sppleute, which, however, was soan hushed by the lnqnlry, Wnsre Is Jacobs f" Do patches were Immediately rent to New York and Drooklyn, Inquiring niter him; but nothln. could le heard of the missing gentiemm. At about noon a despatch wss received from New Hamburgh, saying thst a Mr. I'owler had been recognises among the dead at the scene of tho accident, which, taken In connection with the lact that a telegram had been received from the wile of William A Fow ler, I'resldent of the Urook'in Water Hoard, saying tint ne had taken this train for Albany, led every one to believe that goi lal csntiemau to be on -of tie victim., but a later despatch, stating that te gentleman recognized was from Salt Like City, somewhat relieved thee far, though the xox-AcruvAL or mu. vowleb, ubkx, it to this tiux, still leaves his fate In doubt, and It Is he'leve.l by many tbatle tnd Mr Jacobs werelu cupai.y on the liain, and thai both ere ilead (A later devatrh anurea ut of A.semblr man Jacobs'! elet)-Mi The IIouso undertook to transact huilncss, hut the excitement was ei gnat that II was found Im possible to ptocccd, ana after it short sea. Ion Mr. Fields of New York moved an adjournment, whlih waa taken until to-morrow. A C0UM1TTBI Or IXV CSTIOATIOX. Mr. Loutrel offered rcaolull -n providing for th appointment of a select coTnultoo o: llva to Investi gate and report to the Legislature what means can he taken to prevent a rvcuirenco of the teirlalo ac cident on Ibe Hudson Hit er Hallro-aJ. Mr. Huoted objected a conslueratfon of the resalutlon ;ot this Hue. A Day ol unprecedented lixcltemenl nl tbo L'upllol and lu Ih Hlrrrls of Albnuy. AtiANr, Feb. 7. The hotels were crowded with people discussing tbe event, end every new cou erwaa eagerly questioned as to whether he had heard anything new Irom tbe scene of tbe disaster. Every where ynu turned you could bear lb question. Has anything been beard from Jacobs yet t and the same rumors were repeated over and orer, with little additions, until one hardly knew what to be Here. While everybody hoped that Mr. Jacobs w.ia allre, yet owing to the fact that telegrams hate been continually sent sitici morning to find blrn If pos.lblv, but have fntcd, the couvlctlou Is fon.li.g Itself upon all that he Is dead. It la ur t'U fa to speculate here aa to what would be tbe rrsuit politically In such an event, but suCcs It to say that tha mere porsihlllty ol Us being to has cast a buapoiv ox Evxnr snow ix tui iiocsi, Republican as well as Da norrat, and should lie be still alive, he no doubt will be greaih rurprl.rd to lentn I ow highly l.e la appreciated br Ills collcigu a In the House, It was noticed that the Speaker was moved to tears during the prevalence of the ru mors, while tbe Jolly Tmn Fields did cot crsck a Juke during tbe whole day. Instead, ho kept three messenger constantly carrying despatches to the telegraph office in a vain effort to get rouio tr.ico of the missing Chairman of Ways und Means. In fad, every member of the IIouso displayed tho dei-pest emotion at the sudden taking off of the promi.lng young statesman. JOT IX Till ASSIUD.LT yArODS AND rUWLTR SAri. Tin Latiit. This evening, Just as every one had glvcti up that the distinguished Jacobs and the f-c nlil Fowler were numbered among the dead, they suddrnly dropped In upon tbe members In all their pristine vigor, and auperlatlve adjectives fall to de scribe tbe Joy of their friends at Ihelr appearance, Suffice, it to ssy thst the good humor of the Ho i, T. C. Field returned Immediately, and that at the cau cus to-night lie perpettated seventeen horrible Jukes In as many minutes, It Is understood lhal Mr, jonUi Luik, the U o'clock trite, trout Ns York. last night, bnt slopped at FoughVeeptle to transact some business, all unconscious of the greet anxiety for bis safely. Mr. Jacobs left New York to-day before any of tbe despatches lor him resched there, and met Mr. Fowler tn Pouglikeepsle, whence they came up to gether on a slow train, and played back-band pitch all the way. Excitement at the Ilndaan River Railway Btntlon In Thirtieth Hireel. At the Hudson Hirer Railroad depot there waa Intense excitement all day yesterday, the building being filled with people endeavoring to learn some thing dollnlle concerning the fste of their relatives and lilends. No Information, much less satisfaction, however, could they obtain from the Railroad Com pany's employees at the depot. Persons who made application a' the ticket office for tickets lo Foogh keepsle and other points on the road beyond Fish sill were directed to cast their eyes at placards tacked up, of which the following are copies) The only train mining north of Flihklll today leaves al II. l. TheHandtr. M. trains will run 1 14 risnktll only. Te oilier west Notioxto PASsexnies. All Western and North-: ern passengers will be lasen via Harlem Itailioad. Twenty siatn street snd Fourth avenue, unlit the; bridge at New llnmburg Is re.tored. Tralsa tears Harlem depit at 8 A. M. aid I and P. M. Through sleeping cars on ths a P.M. train. The Bex reporter, after vainly endeavoring to team anything at lhe ticket oSce and lo tbe offices of the Company up stairs, went from the depot to seek Information elsewhere. Fortunately he found an employee of the Company who was off duty, aud thst gentleman volunteered the Information that a train hail arrived from the erene of the accident dk?Ipj( the moralcg brlcengso-neof the Injured pas sengers, that several of those mentioned In tbe evening aewspipers aa having born killed were alive, and aome out allghllr Injured. Am::; those mentioned were Charles Carson, conductor of the Tactile express, reported killed, who was only slightly! Injured. Another, Mr. Albert Clow, the baggage master of the up express train, reported among the (killed, was also merely buroel. The hex reporter oond Mr. Albert Clow al SSI Thirty seventh street, near Eleventh avenue. He Is twentr years old. and lives with his widowed mother, Ue was seated In a chair by tbe fire, and seemed to be comfortable, notwithslaaJInt alt the akli anl part of the flesh of the right side of III face end i.eck and right hand were terribly burned. TILIORAM XSOM SCMRIKTXXOIXT TOrCXT. Returning to the Thirtieth street depot, the reporter was ln'ormrd that Mr. Toucey, the Super intendent of the toad, had telegraphed from New Hamburg that he would have the wreck all cleared awe r-and that tbe usual trains won! I be running this morning. "The killed snd wounded will not be down beforo Wednesday, after an Inquest shall have been Leld on the bodies by the authorities of New Hamburg." said a clerk In one ot lhe private offices up stairs. After leaving the depot, the Sex repcrter meler.othcr derk attached lo the pasecn ger department of the rtep.it, and that centleraan aid tiat an eye-nllneas of the scene of tbe accident had described It to him as nppalllng. Mr. Chnrlrn II. flreen'a Account. Mr. Charles II. (Irecn, an employee of the com pany, v a on the cene of thi disaster between 1 snd 3 o'clock yesterday sltrrnoon, and says thai st that time nineteen of the bodies had been recovered. There remained to be found only the remains of Dr tinmen, the engineer, and one or two others, Mr Wheeler, the track master, was taking active measures lo eiecl a new bridge, having brought 100 in and a laige qusnlity of ninleilal from Pouch keep'le for the purpose. Mr. (Ireen'a accoutt ot tl e cataatropbe I', that the enclneer of tbe oil train, l aving entered upon the bridge and become con sell us Hal e. mclllng was wrong with his train, swung out the red light, the danger signal. The other train was only about one hundred fret oft al this time, and was jDir Kouxoixn Tni ci'iim, enlcrln? on tne bridge. Slm-non. the engineer of IsUer. whistle J brakes." reversed the eulne, and did all that tnorui iuu,u tropl.e. Train conductor diaries Carton and con ductor Scott wen. In tbe car In the rear of the Ituf fain alesplng-ear, and promptly hastened to put on the brakes, which they Jhsd ecsreely acompllshed hen the collision took place. They had previously shouted to the pasngers tn the car apprising them of lhe danger, and all promptly Jumped out and wore saved. An old msu and a woman who lingered In one corner of the car bad a narrow escape, bat ther furtutiatrly got out in time. All uuiie In applauding the heroism of the Ill fated euglneer. Doc Simmons. He and tho fireman were on lie locomotive when ther cried the red light on the uppoilto train, and the fireman shaute I to Moimons to Jump off. "I nill not," answered btmmoii'. i win -t witii Mr ixfiixe," snd he tesoltitelv heM to his post, while the fireman Jotnred off and e it etl himself, tjlnuimn v as peer Irg out Into the I'aiknems, sludlnghls eyes with bis band, when he perUhed, On KrcWllnrVa Ili nci ipllun of Hi Scene. The cv. witness luil seen several of the bodies of lhe dead bornn irom tha Wappl-icr Creek, many of them presenting g'.atly spoctucles. Mr- Peaso o llufljlu. a beautiful vt.mm, was found ly,ag psr tlallv In iliovnt r, her rljlii arm re'tln; on a cake of Ice; on tho ilelie.ite and tapering llnjer of ter email while li.r d eohiaue di imond) glittered In Ue Ire reflee'ej beams of lhe morning sun. .Mrs. l'jase waa on l.er re, urn homo liom n ill her i,umer oua faahlouahle frlenli In thl-t cllt. Tie s.imc gci.lli'mau alo ssw Mrs. r'owler aril her two chil dren taken out of tho water, all lo:iud together In death's embrace ix uituTt.ivo ron Tin nrin nonius. In the creek thrill tnvu were drawn up ut one time. Nnrniim f,. Viigur'e Account. Mr. NoriL m I. W.giier, tuiciiiitvnilent of the Bleeping an I Drawing Hoou Car Com; any et tried for the siene yesterlay ut 8 o'c nek A. M.. airtv'ii' nt about It i'ckc. Re left for this city at ani.u' noon, having been an hour on tho ground. Uo went up specially lo see about tils own conduc tor, who l.e had learned bad bsen killed. He found It to be but too true. He hlentlUed the body of the conductor, raoro by bis apparel than by Ills lace The features were badly dlsllgured by the Ore and by brultos. One aldo ol the face was burned uearlv Hack. There bad been a report that Mr. Wagner's father, Mr. W. Wagner, proprlot ir of lhe sleeping and drawing-room rars, and member of tha Asicm lly. had ecn on tho fital train, but such was n. t the csso. Mr. Wagner, Sr., had bcu unell on the evening of tho disaster, ai d dof.rre.l his Journey until ieterdny, when he went over iuh road with hi son. He c oraed over en tho Ice, aa ell now do, ar.d liklni Hie trtln on the other side, continued Mi wuj to Albany Tbe Htory of Ibe llnirgnuc Mnslrr The following stor; of the disaster woe elkited from him I I was baggago master on the Pacific exprrss will.!. It-It tins c.lr on Monday ulglu at 8 oVmck. I wiji on that r.utv onlv tetnpnrariiy It tin my fir.l trip lu that cirni'lty Wl.cu we nrnved near the nrtdce at New llaiubnr.', el :lit miles ti.lt side of I'ougluecpile, un met tie down fiolght train loaded with oil and other stuff near the luldgo. Ono tf thctr Itclght cars had juuipid lhe trucii jukt bi-lore wg win ni'MHXO PAST. Tbe ear off tin r u: lay partly on our tr.ck. As soon as .he rncthrrr of our train saw li he r-U'rsrl tbe Inron olive, and put on ths patent biakcs and vt hlttled Uo a brakes; hut It was too l'e to stop the tinln. 1'ioiigh we hat nieasuriibly til eke. I up when we struck, 1 don'l think we were gomi faitcr than rlGIlT OE MM WILLS AX IICl It. Tre only other person oa t'ie I ignrn car with ne was s young man named Matlord, win. flirs the dummy eugine on the road from Tuirueili mri-el tn St. John's Park, He was going upas a wlnie In aome trial in Albany. As soon as lhe engine siru t the oil or everything took fire, aud we w nt river the sidu of the brid:e on the Ice below. My csr went do an on Its side, mm, after we eiruc. al once romtneuied lo Oil wilu watei. The car al ibe same itnie was burning tii on. wuicu nan nixx rjiLrnxn orxa it st the lime of the collllon, I nld not lose eon iiloiuiiMe. 1 lound Uut mx olauilin waa w fire on my back and my lege In the Ice-cold water, which was rushing Into the elde of the car with great rapidity. Finding myself free to move, I crawled out of the other side of the car on to the Ice and rLcxatn mt line into mi xow to rnt ont the fire homing there, and which was decidedly uncomfortable. I did not are Staflord when I made mr escape from linear, nnr did I hear him make any noise, In the excitement of tbe mo ment I only thought of erytelf. Tcere were two or three small sloops lying up there In the water for the winter. I rnanared to crawl up on the deck or one of them, whero I received every attention tnat could be expected under lhe circumstances. When we struck, the raxionr traix was itaxpiho itilli bnt not sufficient time had elsrsed to wsrn our train of the sccldent. The enxlnrer of the freight train had sent a red light to warn ua of the danger, hut noi In time tn avert the collision. Three sleeping csrs were burned, and two were ssve.l, and a pjs aeuger cr In the rear end of the train was saved. NlRtement of John (I. Hunt of Albnny-A Ulan who Dressed Himself, Put ea hie Orerehoes, and Kscaped. Vena (Aa Albany Jmrnat. From Mr. John O. Hunt, r;::U.'i vrfth Vlele'a hardware store, was Was a passenger on board ol the train, we glean the following particulars i It appears mat one of the care attached to the oil truin, the eecond one from the engine, had a wheel roken, and the engineer was endeavoring to stop on approaching the bridge, but was unable to do ao, and, In conaequener, on arriving at the bridge, tie engine and r.r.t car ran off Into the creek, leaving the second csr streteliad acro.e the track on wnleh tha Paelfia express psssenger train, bound north, was runi.lnt. No signal or anything was shown to warn the express, which In a few moments, came along at full speed, run nine Into tl e oil car, the force Of the collision ex ploding and esttlng cn fire the oil, and precipitating the engine and bsggsge car Irom the bridge through the Ice Into the creek below. The sleeping ear lol lowlnv the baxgage oar wai dragged about hair way off Ibe bridge. The Ore irom the burning ell, which was slrewsd round on I .e Ice In every ditccilon, apeedlly communicated te aad totally consumed the baytage and eleeplng car. with every eoul on ooard, epreading from thence to the aecoad sleeping car, wnlch etui remained oa the track, li;; passengers fortunately escaping In time, seme losing their dolhes In the hasty departure. A ro tlemse and laity occoptlag a aliteroom on the for ward part of Ibe second slcsplng car had a very narrow escape, the flames having already communi cated to II before they wete moused toaesnce of lhe danger they ware In. Th- passengers and em ployeea In the remainder ot the train. Immediately on feellnr ths shock, ran out, and the eeene which mot tnelr eyes was ol lhe most terrible description. The Ice waa comuletly rovrred with s shest ol flame, and ta lhe mwt, almost enveloped, lay tne baggaxe and sleeping cars. Ths biasing oil. too, bad floated along lhe ice. and where the lr was broken on the ennaieol ths water to where eer oral aloooe aad Ashing boats lay Iroaeo In, end set Are lo them bul the Inhabitants of the vicinity ex tinguished the flares. The excitement usually atteudsal upon such scenes was nut witnessed upon this occasion, for every one seemed cool and collected. One body, suxposed to be that of Voaburah. Ine conductor wss pulled from the eleeplng car. and preaente I a alckcalug appearance, one leg being cou.uined, and the rest of the body so b .ickei.ed an i d.arred as to be unrecognlaable. Our tu'oruiant saw no other bodies taken IMiu the car. The Oreman i f the express tram, on seeing me Iniyosslbllily of avoiding a collision. Jumped off, harlnc previously advised the enrlneer Lo oo the eame; bat Ine taller re, used, saying thst be would toon ihruu.h with his engine. He must bavo bsen burned lo flealh, as he waa precipitated In tbe mldt of the bunilnc oil. The brlage is a draw and tin ill.tance from II to tbe Ice below was scarcely elx feel. As soon as possible lhe remaining eleeplng rars snd pisseuger coaches were delsrhel and taken out of dancer. One Iss'nnce of rrmarxab o coolness Is related, A genleman occupying a berth In the centre ol Ibe aecond aiceplug r .r, ou balug arotis-d, walled until be bad comploie., ilresed hm.-rll In every particular, even hunting no t-ls overshoes and uultlne Ibem ou before leav ing, by whlih lime the lorward end ol tne car was lu dilute. A Vivid PlcloT of the Disaster. roi tAs Atbmv Jovntal. The traiu reachod New Hamburg about 10 o'clock. Aa II was approacnlng that place a Irolghl train was observed mu Inr toward It l lbs usual aaesd and in oraer. Uut when lhe trams were with in, pernaps, half a mile ol eic.1 oti.cr, the axle of one of ibe oil cara broke, several of ibe cars were thrown scrou me track upon whlcn lhe extress trsln was moving st a speed of forty miles sn hour, snd, In a'l In.tanl. lhe oil ignited aud enveloped tbe entire trim In flames. At Mis moment the express train dashed Into the brokeu aud burnluc mass. The collision ocenrred upon the bridge al New Hamburg, and the engine, with the Irajtage lars and the Hit I sleeping car, were thrown over the brldxe un to the Ice, sale '.i;V. Vt "boot six leel. As Ihey fell, an oil car t-ip-lngcaM'mTui3lWe-.T'.(i;U!' iW4fu" f, waa completely euvtlupd. Ibe flames leaping up sevmiuily a hundred leel In Ibe air. Hefore any movement could be made toward as sisting the paasenreis in the Qnt s.eeping car about twenty it was a solid mass of flame. So sadden was the dis ter. und so instantaneously did the fire do Us work Iturulv fl ling the cir in a inoninut thst when ine tumuli ol the crisli had suDstdei uot a eotino wss Heard proeevdinr Irtim lue mrnsce ol death. So completely til J the flames envelope the car, that no part of II could be oveu ecun, and In ten minutes evary particle of the woo l won waa cunsumcd, and all lue oai-.engera we e dead and crisped by Ibe Intensity of the dcrourlug e emetit- Kn.i-m.-ni ofjudgr Henry It. Low. linn f As .Ifoaiig JOartiat, Judge Low (cx-Sctiator) was among the pas seuiieia who occupied the rear pM.s.'oer cur. He rocl't-s the face subt'suit illy as we nave stater! them. V lien the coiilslo'i occurred, the rebound of tuo car in which li wan sesli-d wna not al a.l se ver, lie al n. co Is.ipeil "o lue Irnik; hut In this biK-i m imeui lhe engine b iga,-e ana sice-ping cars ititown Iretn tne irsca, were ilr(ti Hie it-e. unul" ftngutehaolo Irom tne tun ui lliir wnlch envttt-ovi-d thoin. No ai.tdUoce could be riiidi-red ttioto in Hie wreck. The beat waa Intense, nrd the fire raged with sueu 'iiiy thai the worx cl ilt itli lutist havit been corarleie belore II ns posnoie to even approncii tiumuia iua. Altur, In unijunction nlltioHi ere. dole: wl at he could to relievo t,io aurilvor who were slightly lujured. he iaiuenniutiietr.ini whir. i was iudo u? on tit. aide ol lhe n-ck, and roliod ue city tnli inorntn; aboji 0 o'clock. fflro. tirorgp f. llrnrdlcl tSnrr, CuvcLiNt), Feb. 7. The statement that the wile ol Oeurgo S. Ileiieillct, cl the Clcsrl.ntt Jfrraltl, wi kliied with her husband is untrue. She Is stic and well in luh city. llr. Iloncdici's rcuialus ni.l be brought here for lulcimei.t. Morrlstitiln'K Loss. Mr II. F I. Hunting, Pit-el u ut of the Hoard of Town TiusUoi, Mor. -una, rauu- to New Yum on Monday, en routo for Albany, and is believed to Lave been a passenger on the 8 P. M. train. Dior nf Iho HUl'nlrit Victims. Cuicaoo, Fen. 7. It is claimed by Mends here that Mr. U. Wood and daughter, of Irvingtnn, were to l ike passage for this city on the Ill-fated Hudson lltver IUUroad train tut iih;ht. Trnrel Nnrlbwrerd. The Superintendent of the Harlem Railrni.il is sued the following notice last i. toning, which speaks tor Itself: Mature ltunoin Dkpot, 1 Corner Twenty-s xih stieei and I ourrn aveunn. Irnin. w-ll leave thu il. i-it lo niorio oi l .9 Noith ant (Veil at n i.ud II A M and 4. m I II 1' M. Krsw ill r ".in ears on Hie i A M., aud sic ping cars on t io 8 and 11 1. M train.. J. C Ul'f KIIOCT, Superintendent. Illoarnphlcnl Slictrbri of th Victims. K0LL1X VIIIUAIN, XSQ. Rollin flermaln, couie!or-ut law, ai.I member of theflim of Atisll' t- derma 1 11 mencan and Hur pean Commis.loii II use, at 37 Parktruw, was roasted alive. The deceased ceatlcman was CO years old, and leaves a wile and fire children In lljflulo. where he waa going. Mr. Uaruialu naa ntll kcowu In the western pari of Ibe Slate and represented tbe Itu lalo District In the Laglilaturc a rumbcr of yean r.z He wits, how over, more .eneraltj known ss sn In vestor of considerable nbillii, particularly In the construction of liou rtad airsin war vessels. At lhe outbreak of t,.e rebellion Mr.'OcrntuIn ntnl lo Wabliif ton, ami submitted a plan ol Ins own Inven tion tor the construction of last gunboat.. His plan was submitted to a naval board, which then Includ ed Admiral Porter, and which favorably repotted It to Secretary Wells. A contract wni then given to Mr. Ocru'uli to build two cun hot, whole thief merit was to be speed, lie Immcdiuiclv went to work 111 Mountalu City, and built the Atrugrr and indicator, two of the raslesl runhu.tte tue navr "er had, and unequalled In any other navy. At the close of the war, he re ce v t! trot. Admiral Porter a very favoiahlo notice of his gunboat, snd the Admiral promised to u-s his best edoris tor a more mineral adoption of them by foreign fl ioruent, as well aa by our own, Mr Oriusiii ssnt hw pl.a lo tbe Russian Govern ment, w Hh Aoratral Porter's recommendation, some tliae rge, toi lhe latest he had tiearJ Irom there was ike epprev.l of kta plan. Tee queailoa merely 1 was how nwari-wheau he ehoitd bklll. Mr. Osr- I Bill waa 1 Mbtal ut eonUI naa, of exemplary J ehsrader. Col. Jonathan Austin, his partasr, weal w yesterday to tne scene of bis associate's uealh. IT thi bit. MoiniLL rowtn, flf who, with his entire family, met a horrible death, X wis a well-known clergyman ot the Episcopal fl Cliurch. He wss aattlel at Datavla, N Y., natll iV about two years ago, when he resigned oa acooinl JV of ill-health. On bit reslmatlon he wai preeeated 'W with a check for 11,000 by his partahers. Tae letter enclosing this check, with a aarlnta bank book Bed 'fl other effects, were found on his bnilr. Ha spent last wleter at Aiken, S. C. for the benefit of his health. 1M He waa now en ront for Silt Lake Cltr, as a nils- in slonsry, wltta his wife and three children the old- V est 8 y.srs and Ibe youngest 18 months. They ware AFT all smothered, end sre but ellghtlr burned. Tbelt iYM bodies ere la charge of en undertaker In Ponvu- fM keepsle. The Rev, Mr. Byi notl and the Rev, Mr. W Wright, Kplscopal rleromen of Pouglikeepsle, ars I iJTJ seexlcg to communlcste with their Irlends. fll di. s, y. KAPcaxni, M another of tbe killed, waa a eon of the famous Or. lij Naucreds of Philadelphia. Ue resided at 1M Bul 3J Blaly first street, New York, and waa medics ex j 'IH :!:if la th:; city M the St. 1,-oulf HzxzZ IX: lz It' inranee Company. Ue was tnroutt for fit. Catherine, J 5 Ont., to avail himself of tho baths of tnat place for i Ue cure of rheumatism, fiom wnlc'i he was a auf. 1 a I ferer. Ilia waa the first mnlUated bodv recovered 1 J V 1 the head was enllrelv burned off. also his laft arm, J X He leaves a wife snd several children. His friends are In ronghkeepele, end will remove tbe body U 1 New York to day. j TBI IXOIXIII AKUJiaAglHiX. fv Tee engineer of the express train wu Edwxrt Simmons. Ue waa a single man belonging la it' rX!iUt'nit: "si Wi ldlng deadhead I li 1 wll Sim Ihts waa John Hirtlett, a brakeman on ii Hie Oswego Midland road, and e man of family. in These both went down Willi tbe engine, and bar 'li not yet been recovered. H, Gar. Ilsiraisn's Fathrr.ln.La vv'a Illnrsus. ,9 Mr. Hear; SUrkwealher, collector of asieu- ill rnenla, and father-in-law of Oar. Hoffman, whoa dangerous Illness waa reported lu yesterday's Bra, W wu last evening visited by a 8dm reporter. At 11 1 iJJ o'clock the Bex man wu Informed tnat bul little hopes were nosy entertained of bis recovery. Mrs. jd Starkweather, and Mrs. Hoffman, with tbe family Jm pheclan aee in conalant attendance with lhe Inva- m lid. Ureal fears hsd beea entertained by the fatally j1 that Our. Unffoaan was on the trsln, that met with HJ tn recent fearful accident on tbe Hudao River .M Railroad, but these fears were hspplly dispelled W laat evenlog by a telegraph from I te Uorernor, wha V UI, Inrorraed tne family that he would be home to-day. .Fl' Mr. Starkweather le noted la the ward as a very hi benevolent gentleman, and already many of Ih .11 recipients of his charltv have called to Inquire aad U wish for bis speedy re;overy. U 1 Mlt. XirSKWS I.EalSLAIUUK. e f 1 The Itallraad Disaster la tbe Aearmbly-.Tllx 'V Creanier after the Harlem Itallroad-Th 1 I. ke Chnmailaln Kerrr Bridge Hchem I Noniluntlons far University Ilegenla. i Aibaxt, Feb, 7. During; the session of the Aa- sj aembly lo-dsr, Mr. Loulrel ot New York asked unanimous consent to offer the following: 1 1! tVAtrsos. A filghiful BCCtasnt has ocenrred ea the Hudson Hirer Itallreail, by which many Urea ban ,'1 been In. 1 1 therefore, he it s i t llvMitted. Tnst the speaker apootnt a Contmltlse of Ave n-embersof tbi. Ilnu.e. for the purpose of dr. liiosg I a hill lo he suhmiiied 10 lhe Legislature, 10 prevent, u possible, the recurrence or sncli bornele aoddeals oa s 1 any of the railroads ot Hi 4 Stale. Mr. Dusted objects I to tho Introduction of the resolution, and II was returned to Mr. Loulrel, wka I snbaeejuentlr iLtroduced II again, with the elteraUota '1 that the mailer wss to be referred to theJudklsry V Committee, with inslructl ns to draft a bill for the 1 same purpose, bul Mr. Alvord objecting, no sctloa 1 wu tsken. What was lhe reason of thess gentle. men for objecting ther dl J not see fit to say. I Oning to tne rumors In drculsllon rslatlvs ta Till DISAJTIX, K Mr. Fields moved an adjournment, u the House was not tn condition to transact business. Carried. l' In lhe Senate this morning Mr. Tweed presented a retlllon from clllirns of New York In far or ol t j Ills lux levy. Mr. Canldwell Introduced a bill to aalhotixa Yonkers to raise money for bridge purpuass. 't) The bill to prohlalt bonc-bolling, f.t meltlng. 1 etc., In New York city, was ordered to a third ;t re.dlng. jj Mr. HarJenhurgh Introduced a bill lo abolish tht 1 Ji 1 office of Superintendent of Canal Repairs. Mr. Creamer offered a retelutlon Instructing tha CommlJlrjsnMunlclBl Affairs to ascertain whs- I 1 oopot" or the Harlem Rsllro'ad' VompiinV TiiVs"! J Y cumotlsd with, and tn report lo the Senate by what I ti rig.it certain parties bare salted nrlrate and publla if prnpertr or said deoot In direct violation or law, 1 J Mr Tweed offers 1 a concurrent resolution thai I'l when the Legislature sdjourna on tho Bib Inst. U .'I he until lhe Slih. 'J iir. Creamer gave notice of a bill p'-ovldlag for natooi ACioai iiailim 1 'ir '.J at McCmb'a D.m. V In iho Assembly, a meeeagswu received from tha 4 (lovemor transinlillng ths annual reports of IU Comml'slonsrs of Qnantotlne and of the Health Offl ccr of the Purl or New York. Ttie bill M Incorporate the Itond Hongrnfrel el New Yurk waa ordered lo a third reading but tha Cl.'ik awe n a Dutchman mual read 11 when II 1 c mes in agal e, aa he loueno1 all his teeth In trying 11 to prr-notinre the names of the tncorporatora when yjl rending II In the Committee of the Wholo lo day, II i'B is said that Mr. Nuchtmanii Ins tendsred hta ser- r ilirs lo lhe Clerk for the next reading. sfl 'Hie act to Incorporate Ine Orsml lAidge of Itene .M voleiit and I'lolc.-tno Order of 1!U. was ordered ta 1 third ri'ndin:. and a little other routine buslucu iM w.u transacted. J M 1'. e Committee on Commerce and Navl-ratlon had a mu ling to-ntclil, In Luar tbe parties in tho cose ol I iM tne propone t lauroau. a rxunr nnitinn acnoss i.exx ctiAMPLtix, 1 This Is the bill otor which there was such n nice little ecilmmaeo in the House n shorl Urns since, tvtien It wss taken rrom the Railroad Committee. The lar;e delegation pacacd like herilnga In u box In ti e stven b nine room of tbe Cou.mltlee, lesllff 10 the 11 teresl tsarn in ths metier by i ltli -us lion i all parts ol tne State. Among tas genl enicn In ths i'l roim 1 noticed L, J, N. Stark, a tnemhrr uf ths New Yor Clumber o. Commerce; Messrs. llur- .5 dell and l'lirsttn, of Iho Troy Hoard of Trade; i .ludce tlsv. of Plsltsburgh J is lie Poller, of Whits. J lull; Weed, of Plaiisi urrh W. J. -mlth, a cindl. i ilaln lur Canal Auditor; C.iot. l'l.otle anl Halt j Kiieinrrr Walkiii', and about a hundred more op- 1 oosi'd lo lhe niidge. Owing to Kesnx county not j linvlug a railroad lomniniilr itlon with the ctpitaL, hoi d 'ii'g.tiou was small. Th' so who wers hero aa- sure I nte Ih it had 11 s bridge been built so thst Ihey 1 eould have got across ton lake without DJHng fer r.ajetnclr delegation would hale beru much larger, 1 as tuo Vermont and HosLon roads had scut tree pas.es to uteiy oue who would com down and go j In lor the btl Igc, and their boarJ bills while here 1 would he nix. '1 ho Itept.t'llean and Democratic caucuses for tha 1 purpose of nonunstlng j two RLaxxrt or tui cxitiriitt I were held last night. The Republic jns nominated 1 the Hon Horace Oreeley ol ths Tribunt and D W. Hrlatol ol llrooms, and tbe Democrats Joha I Lewis of Yates and Horatio O. Warner or Uearoc 1 Tbe eleellon Ukes place to day. J In lhe Itspobllean caucus 10 nlxht a resolallaa 1' vas adopted endorsing lhe course ot bcuitoisv I C nkllng snd Fenio la relerente ta the repeal al j the lucntne tar. A resolution was also adopted! J tike ths Ilosi's water bill Irom tho Committee Cities, and give It lo ths Co 1. nluee on Internal Affair-. Ti e) eapert lo col the lattr Comuilites let work with them lu the eff.'it, whlcn lil give them n majority. It Is understood that ths movs will be nude to-day. If o, a lively tints may lis antlel- j patcd. Kvcr- Rir.uhllcan la pledged to vote for tha chauge of reference. A Vnmlly Qunrrrl. WainiKfiTox, Fib. 7. The war betwi eti HonU well und l'leasouton creates a great deal or rails 1 among member, who generally side w itb t'ie Hecre- M Ury, the last -not irom whom renders uiiother ne j fl Ce-f-ry frcm Ibe Couiinl.sioner, who la backed by e the Pio.Ueut li Is most likely that the ewiwefa j? will end In the retlremeut of the Secretary al aa I distant day. il A I'rrrr Hon! Uun Down by a Htenmsr. j? Yetenloy alternnon, the Hunter's Point ferry rjill b"i s-ti 0 ilk County was run luto opposite Market ll.l; sup by Ilia steamer Oalatea of Ilia Providence linn, iTy a. strll Ing her on the forward ladies' cabin and com- nl pleiely cairylog It nway. Fur a few lutuatoa tha' Hit; wildest tousternalion prevulle.1, women tainting 'UI, and Uitn runulng hither and thither, The Ualatea lUf kept on ber way. Il was thoaeiit at first thst tha r-iifinlk County would sink, bul It wss soon ueerv 111 tallied that the bull was not damaged, and aba pro- rtf?i ceeded 011 ber war. A large number of ptetongerat iflj w eru nu the terry boat, anl II seems almost mlracu- VJl Ions thai none were killed, One man had ula ankla VI crushed nn.l a number were jllghlly bruised, Jul A Fall of Miiaua In Ibe Fourth Ward, Ill I Mr. I.oi'.ls Uroa opened a new restaurant last ,1 1 I night at 119 Pulton street, and Invited all the Fourier it'E Ward police station lodgers to supper. Nearly fifty Mfl males and sixteen females enjoyed a hearty sttoperV 4 BH and returnnd lo I'apU Allalro's hotel le bleaa ead dream of Mr. Uros. Loiv A'nti in t Ritttrtpt an Ih Fwi tyg, iflfl 1

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I II sttlnia r.r AIL. wrnxnsDAY, FKimuAiiY mi. II imttarmcnt rodaf rt1 If nil n' eettVi laSseS. II 111'" I healrc-IU ImIIm. Ilrsanl'a Opera lleusai t,lt.,-la (A r III h Asenue 1 licatre-SvmbY. Ftiarlcenth Nticit Tfiealre-Kr Uu, Urand Optra liana? rt (rfl. I.laa Main's Theatre llanM Ikfais. Mlilo'i CerJm-ts. Bts Owi. hew t ark C Ireue Ilia AnV of MX. MtUM. Olympic 'I hcatrc Kl It MfcUssa, Madt Tl.ml r. t, aa Franelaro tliilcetsisv nwt'ls'Vy. 1 ha llenek I'nrnmalls 1'unnel-tV" IS Vi'Sais, VT allaelt'a- On. aaa'a Slu-tinl ft-d IliaSi. Mt1, Ii A (currnl ltnllroml I.nw Tor tho United j SlntC". Conrcim teems to be Rot tig Into lite litisl- tit-t "f cliartcrliiff, coriiorationa rullicr uxten 1 mv y f Into. It has created not only liuti 1 ilrcilti of national Imttk, but trust companies, IiTo Insurance coiniKinlcs, snrlnjjB Institution", f and mnnufnrtiiriiij; onil inliiinn; conii(ipl?;. I ISow it la proposed tliat It bucU enact a Retl J crnl law for tho Incorporation of canal, roll 5 read, plunk toad, and macadamized road j companies), to lo oiicrnlcd nnyvvhoro within tiio United States, j The bill for thin i urposa before the House, i of, Ilviiri'K'iitunf?al88ubstBiitiull' the same 3 j It) ltlfonu &l thoQcnerul ltailn.adactof thin i I and other States. Indeed, It bt lro I vldeg that tho method of obtaining' tho right j of way and material which cannot bo to ff ijulrod by pnrcliaso ahall bo that provided i yy the laws of tho novcral States. There I nro some details which may perhaps uccd p amending, but they arc of email Importance i compared with tho main object of tho bill. J If it becomes a law, it will jriark n couiploto I f rffvolntlon In railroad matters throughout I 2 tho country and thoufili wo ar disposed to Jealous of every attempt on tho part of I Cbigreci to charter Individual corporations, 8 n (enoral act of thin naturo la a much lew Jf oblootlonahlo mode of dotnc It. I! I; It Is certainly deslrablo that an end should I lo made of tho restrictions In the way of un- i' limited competition In rnllrotul bulldlnp which arc now maintained by tho Lejjlsla tarcs of eoino of tho States. In both Now Jersey and Connecticut, for example, certain I I&TK0 railroad corporations have, by dint of j rnanaKcmcnt, and perhaps bribery alo, sue- j cccded o far In preventing tho building of j nny lluo likely to divert traffic from theirs j At this very moment the United Companies j which rout ml tho routo arrosa New Jersey, si from New York: to Philadelphia, nro battling f 'jf at Trenton with Herculean onerpy atainst Jv tho cluvrtrrDfr of nnother and c(mpetltif jS. route between the sami1 points. InConncctl- J c cat the building of an adilltional road from P New York to New Haven has been do fjoted, year after year, by tho uso of eimilar Iff; me ans. lAt this bill now beforo tho House 1 liecome n law, and the contest will bo trans J V forred to a theatre here the public lu Rene ral can take part In it, and, when Buffering )r ji under an oppressive monopoly, relievo thnn t Helves wlthunt resortlnp to lobby ngi'ncles. I lH l A Ncvr Clnlnmnt for the Jumel nstate. BR 'w A now claimant for tho property left by l, too widow of AAlto JJunii bettor known uh by ft Wadarao Ji'Stnt., who died in this city a few j' j' years ago ha appjarod In the pron of r' If' tmo QconuU V. JJowr.X of Providence, It )f Ilhodn Island. Madame Juuri. won a native j ui rrovjaenco, ana Her nnmo bofore her mar- 'if rlago with Stephen Jdmel was Bowks. 3 It was not supposcxl that aho left any chit- 1 1 ifrcn, and Nkijos Ciiash, a lawyer of this I city whose former wlfo had liecn a relative 4 jg, of hers, and who had long lived In tho same a' houao with her purchased tho claimi of i C certain nephous aud nieces of tho name of Bownrr, nndcr tho supposition that thia 1 l purchase gavo him a g'xxl title to hnr estate. 'Ii At all events, having Duccoeilod lu setting 1 'K Mldo her will, he enterel intu posswiion of !j the estate, and Mill holds it. 1 Now comos this (inonai: Uowcn. and says that he is an Illegitimate son of tho deceasod I 5 Madame JuMCf., born at Providenco bofore j Si lier first marriage, and therofor.-, according !j to the law of this State, theru l-lng no lo 'Jj gilimute otrnpring, In r lawful heir. He has Jj" accordingly brought, as a test eas a suit In J I jj ejectment for a piecu .of land in Saratoga j 1 ti county; and on tho issue whether he is or U i i not tho son of Madame Jumhi. a commission 4 I to take testimony has been sent to Providenco. j i y Tho claimant Is represented by Mesira. H ilj Levi P. Chatpici.d and Omr.os J. Tcckkii Ifi of this city, while tho counsel for Jrr. Chase j U nro Messrs C'iiaih.es O'Coxon and James jj C. Cautkh of Now York, and Ciiaui.es j ILtUT of Proviiloaco. This suit, by tho way, J i must not bo confounded with tho ono in which CllAill'llN Bown.N is plaintiff", and which for tho present has como to a stand still. I j I'V The first witness examined by the Com- i J rniiwloners at Providence was Daniel lieu., a J ,f wan eighty-two years of age, who has resided Vj' it' In Providence all his life. Ho tintiflcs that ho Hlj know onu Bi'.raKy BowilN when sho was HI thirteen or fuurteen years of ag, Slio and Hi iier sister Piieiie used to come barefooted Ht j Into Provldcnro with a small hand cart, and HjP ti Ifrtug In herbs and greens to sell. They Hf always used to stop at his house. After- BY' j ward he saw DcTSl'.Y BowEN at tho house Hfjlp T' of the widow of a butcher namoil IHt-l.ou HV p ho bad a child there, and c.tlle.1 witness into B! I; J Ler room and thowed It to him, asking him Hs Low ho liked tho looks of It. Shu was then HE t from fifteen to eighteen years old, and tho H p child three or four days old. He saw her HC 1 and the buhy frequently nt Mrs. Bu.i.or's HF, for somo months ufter this, wheu l!;:Thi;v Ht' 0 went to New York, leaving the baby behind. Hf 'S Tho child Mnaineil at Mis. Bali.ou's till Hf; i lie was nine years old then went to Smith- By L field on a farm tin n raiuu back to Prori- Bf'l lr dence, and lived at a Mr Wiicedek's. Wlt- Bjif 'I tiess has kuown him over since, and ho has Hf nlwnys gona by tho uamo of Qzonac V. HHt r; Bowkn. Hg afterward saw Betsey Bownv, Hj; his mother, lit a tavern In Benefit Btreet, Prov- Hfi1 j y t Idence. fiho was talking to a crowd of pco HJH plo from the plazzu alout her going to Hx.;i Jance, bud bilug admlttod to court thcro, Hfjr nd said her name wan Jdmel. Ho recog- Jdzodheras Betsey Bo wen on that occa- Hftf't lon no k&d beforo heard Betsey's mothor p.; Betsey had married a Frenchman H; i Jo Nbw y0rk, named Jumbl, who had con- Hsli l- f eldcrablo property, EJ I; Sally Bai.lou, eighty two years of oge, J i "Ww o ton oftjio widow BAUpr, men, HsHfi" "HaHflHjHJHJHjHHHHH tloued liy tho witness Hiix, knew Betbkt BowtiN by sight, and know sho had a child lorn nt her mother-In law's In Providence, who Is now living In Providenco under tho name of Ur.omn: V. Uowr.N. This witners nlw) tetllficd to having seen a woman who she was told was Brri-EY Bhwi.n in Now York moro than thirty years ago bho was cnlh-d Kmza something a French nnme. MowtlY Hanium,, elghty-clght years of ago, used to know Betsey Bowek by sight. It was always reported that sho was tho mother of (Ir.onoi: V. Bowkm. KuxAiiutlt WiniTl.n IIkai.t, a grand datightcr of the widow B f I.ou, testified that whon a llttlo child she went to Now York with her father, and saw Betsey Dowen at her nunt Iayixa's. Betsey was then mar ried to Monsieur JfMEt, j her nunt callctl her Br.T'KY Boweh. Her father always eaid Bmsi-.Y Bowen was Oeokoe's mother. ItUTH AsN Heai.Y, a sister of tho pro reding witness, know tho plaintiff Geoiiok W. Ilowr.Jf, and had heard Iit tmclo say that ho was suro ho was tho suit of Betsey Bowie. Her undo also called Betsey Mm. JfMEt,, nnd said ho had seen her at tho house of !',n K"110 R,ml I-avina obovu re fcrrnl to by Elizabeth Healy". KTUniEN Bandall, Ixjm In 1703, rusiem bcreiiaconoB W. BoWEN lllng with tho widow Balix)L'. M.tnin Antoksettb Hall, born In 1601, remembered seeing at tho house of a Mr. James Masox a woman who was called by tho company present Betsey Bowl::;, and also Madumo something. Her yolng to too her boy woa talked nlout at that time. Vltncea asked what tho boy's name was, nnd was told It was (iF.onov. This is tho substance of all tho cUdcnce that has come to our notice. It Is pretty ex plicit in tstftbllshlng tho fact that Geoucib W. Bowen is tho son of Betsey Bowen, but It leaves tho question ff tho ldcViity of this Betsey Bowen with tho deceased Ma dnmo Jumei. in an unsatisfactory couditlon. Further Uietlmony may conclusively cstab llsh this Identity but It may aho disprove It. Besides, as Mr. CltASf. is in actual pos scshIou, his chance of maintaining hts title Is at present rather Utter than Mr. Dowen's of overthrowing It. Grrrley nnd Grnut. Tho Hon. Hoeace Qkeelkt emphatically denies that ho Is committed to the renomlna tion of Gen. Gn.lNT. Indeed, ho declares himself opposed to the very mention of tho subject, and says that tho next meeting of Congress will to tlmo enough to discubs It. There are a great many Republicans who would prefer Mr. GriEELLY himself to Gen. i In a NT. Mr. Geeeley Is known to be honest In everything but one. He afTeets a illslike of The Sen but probably there is not another man In tho world who reads It with greater satirtfaction nnd enjoyment anJ no man with n head as big as his thinks much of Gen. G rant's civil administration. The Troulilc at West Point. The present troubl j nt West Point began in tho War Department, or rather It began in tho oxtra-oilleial Influence which mem btrs of Congress cjcerciso upon tho Soi'ru taryoOVar. It la alleged that In twenty two cases where cadets have been tried and sentenced to dismissal within tho past few years, tho sentences havo been remitted in twenty-one and tho cadets restored, by or dT9 from tho War Department. Tln i..ra i- ujiu Doen in almost every case either procurtil by the direct in terference of membcra of Congress or by fear of offending them. The difficulty which now agitates the Academy crows specifically out of tho failure of the War Department to punish tho colored cadut. Ho had brought various itccusations against officers nnd comrades, and a court of Inquiry was sent up to Wost Point to investigate the cape. Tliat court reported that ho hud been guilty of lying, and that sovural other cadets, his adversaries, had also been guilty of lying. Thy court recommended that these persons should lie brought before a court martial, tried, and punished fur this offence but out of regard for numbers of Congress this recommenda tion waa not complied with, Instead of dealing with the habit of lying, which had become linWdedln the Academy, and which is fatal to all manly and soldierly honor, tho Secretary of War eontentod hlmsdlf with adm nistering a mild reprimand and letting things go on. The evil thus esuihlixhtd bcanie aggra vated by the lark of deriniou nnd firmness In tho Superintend! nt and it was also help ed on to a considerable extent by the fact that the President's sou, a cadet In tho first class, was bellered to exercise a urcnter In fluence at Yaslliigtn in respect to the gov ernment of the Academy than any of its offi cers Under all thew circumstances the vice of lying throva and prospered until it had bccouio so extensive and so odious that tho cadets of the first clasrf, finding that the officers of the Academy were unable to re press it, determined to tuko the matter Into the.r own handn, and punirh tho offenders by Lynch law. Tho impulse to this act was an honorablo ono in tho young men j but their modo of doing riuht Is one tliut cannot bo tolerated. And yet their offenco Is so In timately connected with tho graver erroM of tho Superintendent, tho Societary of War, and members of CongtuSH, that It would be harsh nnd unjust to Inflict upon them any wvcre punishment. If tho Academy is to be made useful, the first thing to bo done Ih to appoint a compe tent and Hultoblo Superintendent, and to fend adrift a numlior of superannuated nnd use loss professor, supplying their places with now men. Then let tho Sicretary of War bo allowed to enforce tho necessary disci pline and carry out tho just sentences of courts martial If this is done, the Academy may Bttll bo UBeful nnd beneficial to the country but if the opposite course is to be maintained, tho ooouer It 1b abolished the better. Tho proposed extension of Park plaeo to the North lllvtr by widening Hobinson street lias proicntcd as many difficulties to tho Commt.sion cr of Kstimata and Aesessnient as any imlbr project In many years. Tlitlr report was pro cntcd to the Kuprems Court yesterday, in ','liam. hers, Judje Biaxinu presiding j and an Interesting- argument ensued as to its contlrmatlon, In which Mr. O'Conniv, Mr. Nash, Mr. EuciiKr, and others took psrUw All the connie) wbipokt in ejEpt.'tlon to the rerert bsitd their rumcnti on what the; claimed to be the proper Interpre tation of a certain statute) but Mr. Nsii, in be half of Columbia College, and Mr llicil er, wlio represented other Urge property inlrrcs's, stated that the Coinmlslncrs bad performed their diffi cult task in tnis street iintnTcmcnt mtli the most commendable care, courtesy, and fairness to all concerned. One of llio most Intricate iw. tions before llicm was that of piopclly appor tioning t'nc rents and awards of the leafed piop- rty taken betnecu landlord and tenant but this they did to the satlsfaclion of a largo ma jority of all couccrnrd. If the Court sus'jlns tho view of the Corporation Counsel that tho parties oppolnjr tho report fail to show such a compliance with the statute as brlnps tbctn n ithln it-term", nnd inicht entitle them to tiretail, e shall lure the satisfaction of lecordinn one street opening lu rcgnrd to which all parties sRtee alo tho fairness and ability of those to nhom the noik was committed. A very Interesting investigation has been going on at Washington In relation to Urn. Ilrr nn's mnnairemcnt of the funds of tho National Asylum for Disabld Soldieis and Sailors. Pre cisely nhat the Committee havo discovered Is not yet known; but it ii n suspicious circum stance that Gen. Ilittisa, though accused of mis using the money In his eharje, tin inrcecded in r iling the effort f the prosecution to btlinj tHifnro the Committee bis private accounts re Inline to the subject. Accordingly, It ii proltable that he wilt be thoroughly whitewashed by tho report, and that the public will placo ery little confidence in It. Gen. Willi tu hi. Tweed, Jr., Grand MarKhal ot the procession in honor of the Irish exiles, has written a letter to Tns 8ok, in which he savsi 1 hare not refused, nor do I Intend to rcfW, our colored citijens who so kindly ottered their services a position In line." These aro noblo words, (leu. Twsso is a rising young man. This dltplay of moral courage and tr0 political sagacity speais well for his fuU,e. We are glad to learn (nit his action Is approved by Col. I'.oBMTS, Comptroller Co.vou.T, and the Hon. Ricninn O'Oor.M if, wbocompue the Tam many Reception Committee. We aro sorry lo hear that while Gen. Twied's course Is sustained by Mr. O'Do.nuta.s Rossa, Ocn. Uutxs, and tho other Irish exiles, It is condemned by such truly great and wiso men as Major-Gaa. SrsrnsM J. Mrsxr and l.icut..Ocn. 1). P. Comtkoiuii of the frith Vemofmt. let the colored men, however, remember that Tammany has placed herself square on the record. Somo tlmo ago attention waa called In these columns to the danger of uln the now srd&tkc, hydrate of chloral, without the ads ice of a physician. The dni has been in use so short a time that its rlTects are imperfectly understood as yet, el en by many of the medical profession. Indeed, there are physicians who pronounce it harmless in the enormous dors of forty and sixty Rralns. The consequence of this gene.al belief In its harmlesiness is, that people arc using it nllovcr the country in the most indiscriminate manner, without the atihlott upprihcusion of any putsiblr injurious results. Women of uer T( u leii.pcrameuts nre in many cws diking it fn civ for sleeplesjne", nnanare that Ihi-y run a serious ri-V of permanently injuring themsolres by so doinj. Mejuvilillc reports of lis dangerous iffects are becomiii); quile common in medical journals, l'ersunt Mho use it any leupth of liwo will fr Kpuntly llnd that a peculiar dimuoasor neatness ot si)ht ensues, lliouuli thev would not be hkclr lo attribute it to the effect of the chloral, unless warned'on the suhjeet. Tln eyes become congested and lh lids swollen Jnd partially par all ii d. Oilier bad elTeets nre reported in uuiner eus instances by physicians. Wo aro eorrv to notice by tho subjoined advertisement published In a recent number of the CSn?inati GaiiUt that ono of President OatNr's otlioeholdiuK itlalions seems lu ha( fallen into a quarrel with one Tnoxean" VI sun Wlr fnr1nn"H Gtmtie Ttie titrmntf in utnla a U-ur. i uriMirtllic lu be an ktrrt fltm Ihe H (-f. Ii ul Ine V apo ltiH tgrr O W Ku.t in the Aiklnt I'ertnrv rae, are lala and I brand situ Uool a LUir,a &.oktuttttt cjmJ ii i aa-iir.!. e a. TnoMrsos. Mr. Hoot, who is here denounced, is described as the irrand.uephcw of the President's mother, lie holds Ihe position of Assistant District At torney of tho United States at Covington, Ken tucky. What he has done to Tiiotn that he hould be so abused, is net known but it is not probable that he merits such language. Wo think Mr. ltoor should be taken from Corlngton, -.nd appointed tn some better utlicc elsewhere aa a foreign misaion. Wn have received numerous letters asking ftr information couccrnin: poim of tin home stead laws. They aie of the same tenor, and re quite a general answer. Any person, whether n cilltcn of the United State or an alien who has declared his intention to become n ciliren, is legal ly entitled to toko 100 acres of public land with out pay, on condition of unprortng the same and hviuz upon it for flic years iiur nro other mom. hers of bis family, if of age, debarred from set tling on other trneu on the same terms. A widow whose husband was killed in Ihe vol. uiitcer service deslies information about tins bill to necure laud to Ihe widows and orphans of sol livis. This bill has passed. the House of Repre sentatives, hut has not yet been brought before tho Senate. In case it is aim pas'd by that body, and is upproted by Ihe Pieaidvnt, she will hare to take her proofs before the Judge or ilerk Of any couil of re nrd in the I'liited Slates, and if they aro found to be all light, she will be entitled to 100 acrm. eho may ku iu peison lo aelict aud occupy that quantity of laud, or abo may uaiign her riht within a year to any oilier person whu is of age, who has not boiigUt any other pubho laud, and who intends lo liooome an actual settler. She may Wo appoint an auent ir attorney to look lifter her claim, provided he renders the same service lo no other person at tho same time. Since her hiisb.iml enlisted for a term of three years and was killed while lu service, three jears may be deducted from the live years' occu pancy required tn perfect tho title of ordinary seltleis to tho lund. An anonymous correspondent sends us a ilttli'iiiiiit that Collector Uiui'iiv gavo (it a. Ursnt lis lioio-o at loii) Hram.li, furniture aud all. Wo hare heard a repoit befuie that tho I.oiik Hranch cottage was n gift to thu President, not from Collector Mi'iieiir alone, hut from several jzcnllcmtn, who made up u purse to pnj for il, so that it cost Gen. Ciuast less than one of his cigars. Hut no evidence on this subject has ever been presented, and without proof such a statement will not ba believed. If our corre spondent does not know the facts he asserts, he is a liar; and if he knows Ihum, why does he nut produce his proofs and sl;;n his namo to his commuuicatiuu like a uiuut He should uudu -stand that no assertion of an anonymous writer, who bus not the courage to mako himself r sponsible for his statements, will ever receiie the least consideration In the He office. l.l I'l.KA 11Y SOWS. A vei) iharmliif sml Instruetlvo honk Is .Inincs Ilnntll liwell's My Uiulu U'lmMirt." U. It. (Is. Kooil A Co,) 11 u n coileeiion ol Ci sua review uilicKs all woillif ut jftmn uiloo. TIib popular author of ".lolin Halifax," Mrs. tliilock-lrahc, apoears as a travellar In lliu haiidsouie volmaii eiiutleil lair niuee. (Ilarnen) U uea. cribes liaucu as It was before the war auJ as It will Dot soon Do seen a;-aln. A new edition of the Xolti on tht CuptU. tiy Aloert llirnes nasut Ixea vuoiUhoO brihe Slers, 11ht. Ills Hie last norlt of iliat lain ull divine, una is rcmatkaoie lor soumt Uarnlu sni nleiv. t is ler Uui llUersi orthoOajy oilts JvclHim. IRELAND'S J0BLE HEROES. TAilitAXV'.f JIOTAL WBLCOUE XO THE XJllHlt EXILES. Colored t'lllens Ins licit lo Join In the Pro fession -A Slralliirornril I.rller Irons (Jen. Wllllnin ll.Twreit -Correspimitene o lirtssrrn Itirhiint (IMiormnis nnrt Ihe Kx-llea-l.rt rrreitom'si Htarrr llnnner tVnvr. Tho arrangements for tho reception of tho Irl-h csil'S tiase hem ionipl ted. Tl.o patriots havo accipHd the ln italions of the Tammany Commllle and ol ihe Common Council. At 1 o'clock on 'I hursd iy anenioon Tammany lint will be thrown open lo tlio public. On the arrival of tho tiistln,rnishi'd sons of Inland, the Hon. Ilirhaid (J donnas, one of tho herms of '1, will deliver sn adJreas or welcome. The patriots will tlien bo turned over to Hie hospitalities of the Com mon Council Committee, alter which tho various Irish societies and clllrons will parade In ll.rlr honor. Tho folluwlna Is the coriepnnihwo he le(n the Tamiiisny Reception CommitUe and tUelr honored cuesis un. o'uoiiifAa's l.rrrn to mi Kiitrs. ia Nasssii srsssr. Fi P. 1. isn. rs?irsi WTien 1 l,l im phasnrn to m el on boaid ihr usa im.s or your nnmnar who hart iinind 1r tliat Hop, I resented a Iriler Inrorinlns! tr"tn.on ifiei irt nfilie Tnnimanv Hull Commulee.of wnieh I am etnilrn-sn, "iliai arranueiueuia liail 1ef imxle for im lr nnlM e iei lion at Tsmmiuv llM. rourieeni'i Hreel,' lo whir h rereellnn tli I on.iniilea Invin-ii ilir.ni. Ilwss. Iiowever. idooulil i mret to oelsy aellon on thissntijeet nalll alt eo. h., wire eirrrled hau 'a this (iiy, sndt'i arrange Ills in-.;!'0 ot son iiy Tammanv nv.dtt. 0 f 's,in; 'tar as I list efiesen or Ike etvio aiunnnlies tn no von hoi.er. I tiavo new the pl'asaro to reiivw site Invltao m. and to Inform rou mat Hie coinmlitre will he nappy lo re ceive son n Ttiiiniane Hall, r'ourteeulo street, on Tuurrdav nit, al 1 o'oioek I'. M. Carrlsir. stih he al yem h te Ii time to convey yon lo (he hull. I have the honor lo Pe ile ir sit", yoor o'rs seiv't. UH IIAIll) li'OiiliM A.s.l iialrman. Ae. Tn irrtntovssj Itossa and bis brother eille-. swse ny's Hotel. atrLT or Till UtLSS. Ewisst'a IIotsl. Sew York. Feb. e. 1KT1. nnsRSlii- thst nearly all ilieriiies who are-lo eomn M America are here, we can consoler your Invi tation In a oec minx n&nner, we hive drrntcd on seeeDtlnra reiiv tion from Hi people of New Tot. Iluouih lis logionnlur i aot wliila aei inline Uiat, with lliankf. -i n( m not he aedne inenns r cnlly In m',flf witn re'peet all societies wltain tlio cili wnrf fl .r t a we'eom T'.el ommnt.e of 1 ..nimsnv Itall have met os kind .r and neneronsly i titer tinva eionsstd tn a very prac tical manuir a itutil.iy with I fie cause for widen aro hanlslo-d, and we feel we wonld not wi tlolna: J lies to cnrsel'ts.or vn tnacoDn(ry, If we illil nut inc-l Ibuni In tat -i.inl in tthlcli iher meet As ilie mnnle psll'v leave onr aeilon with yon at oor own disposal, m will aecupt your Invitaieoi lo ra nmany Ms 1 nt I o cluck on thur, tar nest, and we thank you lor yor.t reeo nitlon of onrie'vek tn Ihe esu-e w ileh wo arenchl tn rtKtseor. anil to dm funlierauce or wlildi we vnnlu hope to see oar ptcseni action an esrotst of yonr Inieellon. bicned on behalf of Ibeesllea with mueb respect. .inllN M.-i LI'ltl-.. S.i r. iary. Vlr Itiratsii O'doaMiK. Ibairrasu lannniiiy lodi mates, present. Tin Kieosia or rni colorip anrsvoj. Tie report Hist the wishes of lr. O'Donovvn Itosa nd Ida c.inip ilrlota wer not to ba respected, and that the colored citlw ns were noi to be allowed aplsen In lh profession, bive bappllv been set to real by the lollowlne in..oljr cord from llajor Oio. Wllllimll. Tweed, Jr. i To U.4 Ulttor at IKl Sun. Sin: Your article of toJav In rerard lo the co-n-inltter cf colored citizens and m)i ll t a nil ri;!itanu eorrec. wlih on or two oiceptlons In Ihe flrrt placiv 1 aai noS proprietor of a newspaper I wiah I w as an 1 in the "eeond place, Aitrs nut r. nor do I l'.ttut In rtfu. ourcoltmj itfire.is. ie?,o lotlmf III i-jTe-fd M'lr sen iom, (I potMo i In lint. lours v. re mi!r. WM.M rwrF.Il. dn City and loiiKTY or Nsw Vur.K, Iiiariucr At TollMT's Ol-rii.lt, t' I. i, loll. WHAT TI1K TAWMAXI COMUITTRC S(T. On Ihe receipt ofiba above Itttar, a bes reporter Was sent to Interview (lie Tamtnsn) Iteeepllon om-mltli-e, and eel 11 rlr slews as to il.e aeilon of Urn Tweed, lie found theui tn srttlou In Comptroller Counollj's orr.ie. Col. ItoWU w.s the llrsl lo scoat I!.- ssid that I' Ihe eolorid men dealred to participate In tlia proees! m he saw no reason why Ihiy should not be alloaivl a plsee. They were fteemen and voiia, and to was uro thev wood bit welcomed to tlolr place In Ihe linn When the idvanec w.ia mnde nn ansda he remeni bered th it a commit' r of eolored ritiiens ealhat Hini 111 l'enWn Couiisuttio. and sohiutoered lo to thetnnr. llei were enthnslsslleally welcomed aud cheered to the ertio by the Iiish Ires-men. Tne lieu. Ittehnrd O'Umnian said Hut there seimed to bo an impression mil all Irtslinien were tiilurtl rersseuioia ol t.ic colored rue.i. Tins was poise He Rrew to ihe eonlmry. 'I ha In-h reo ple rrc 'Cnuel ibv rreal dilute thai hsd eome over om country eineo tie war. Ihev were ILe li,ends ol the lilaeK men lie w no reusnu why Ihe eol orcd men s iould not nceive a bnirtv welcome I tl.ey d ired to parti. tpa'.o in Ilie proeeaslou lu hon or of In land's patriots. Ile was heart aud hand iu I or ol It. Comptroller Connolly referred to the friendship -if Daniel O'Ccnne II lor (ha black race, and a nd that tho same spirit esisted lu d.y lie reiterated the reotiments ol Col. Honert- and O'dornnn, and was neartl.y iu favor of jiving colored dttseos a p.aca in tno line. nwT.-oev. coNTMonAn s aiTTrnxRsj. Soon tnnwiud the tcs reporter met I.lent. Oen ReVaiftfarfirand iflV fr' ml (.en. leant were I bilu-ily opposed lo tbe colored -lemon-'ration To3 nlf-ers had tetter attend to (heir o-s-n business ard krep away from whi'e men. Irishmen wanted mthing to do with them, aod he'd tie d d il Lu w uld avv antililni: (o do with Inem. Ia thetn stick lo Cnmle) i?poucer ajiil Dan Lviwir, who pre teiiHe I to be Ihelr brathren. No. sir," said the Imllcmnt I.lentenvnl-Onernl, jou tedows on tnt Mrs can't plvy any nicxer on me. Tlie nlmrer's ii aed out Oen. Mephen J. alenny, tne dlUntulhed Friilsn svuihati'Uer, exprt'eeJ Idinsolf as decidedy op losed tn the negro dement bein? alio ved to paril eipati- in the ov .Hon to Ihn exiles, and said: 'I believe this whole Ihlnu la a pul-up Job, and oriitlin'ed with Tom Muriiiy. I am iiui la laior ol Ilie recognition of negro efl.oallty hy Irish palrl ora. No, sir hero beeauin ijnilo velemenl, we w-mt awhile para le no liiuelt and tan alJatr. A d I say we wi.. h.iw that ur uooe.' I.rller In the evrnu;, the immeiit Journalist lieaid that the iraliaiii Major lieu Umiim 51 I'weed, Jr., hi-l wrn'en a lu.mly lei ler in favor ol iv Voe culuri'J trisi-ns a place lu the p-tratn with trelr own uianluils. and be changed bis opinion. Thf was isr'ly Ihe ofle.-l of eAriVictluii, aau partly bee ue be beard Hist 'I lie Si N was fuivs w uUb.iao his iksi ou the aul'jm. yi.nLX action or irishmen. At the mou-ter icoe.in of ttie it.-.- 'ainin Com nit teo. 1 1 d 1 si n sjht m Tamm-iny Hall pre-ld -d nwr t,v .M noi-den. Wm. .M. 1 weail, Jr.. apilsied hy the uulluaotue comt jui-tei Kuseuu lllltlllll, toe lo.iow in; r.aoitttlun was moved by th- II m. John W Ctuiup, seeoli'lej by tin II n. Kdw u I I.. Caie, nnd unam uotisl'j carried suit I the wlldual eu liu aiastu: .vsUrvil, Ihst Ihe aeilon of oar (Hand Msi"iul. (lo. Win M l wri-'l Ir in ai-4-etitiu-.' sol as-i- nt lo a p'.ellluu In tho huaof Proeeaalon our e lor-il tell iw. eiten who wtili lo paiuilc uu the 011.1.1..11 ol li,e rLCitnioU t nii'n-d to ilie releiae 1 lu-li il ti n by the Tim-nany Hall Ueoeral Committee, tiieets wius 'an, UaAaly appru.al. IUK ORDRIl Or Till I'IRAO. Afier Ihe forecoius resnlutlon had baen ai ree I upon, and the different and many aiplranls for mill lurj ploi'V had byen dliHed of hj lite Cpliftnln Iwe.-d, Jr.. the fulluwlti; waa annoiineed us the liruurwuiQ. ot Ihe day subjee to cornel, on or ud dltl ai- as the Hiuid Marsitl may deem (It flrand Ms-shnl, MsJ a:-ni Vv'm. M Twnel..tr., with a brilliant and mil oaiuu t.itr First Oivt-.iiii.-PI itouon of roliee Col.Civanseii, ami t-tatf ist nintb Kemniioit, ,s,a i omeers Iriah II la-ale; i-o A 11. b. J t coenrau Leciuu Veieiaii Auoi Ulan. Mou:i:oiuury (luard. ol 1.1 ts hem. is. I. hi uhii luvnioK -Trior I' First lles'inent Caval iv llep tn d Pri-on-r i i t ir-iaje- Kairosi'nr,,ltr -s ol no- It -h- i kl iior of New York and outer r tn- j l-'x Mavts anl of ilnirui4ued euesls Hoard ol Alder lie my of New ora i Hoard of Assistant Aldvruien A'luilet oi tiuth Hi. hi Is, Altbtbls ol Cit Hen-irt muute t Lotinly (oveimn'U(. Kiot-lal Counnl.tee 'lam Hi.mv eoelil: Irph lo-vt-lnt oi ary 111 tl erliood Kiiimei tlnii'i I'mlMl Iri'hmeni l.i'ulon ol HI. I'utiltai ri n an Itioiheriuiod Tuiao liivinos -Ancient Orjer of lllb-rnlans. New Vert, tweuly.one SoetetlfS Alleleut Order of lllbet rtlsDsul Weauticrur, Aneieni iirilnrol Hibciiiians of I lists'irc-sii 'Lo .ethorenieii'i U P H soe'ei lureii lent boeietv et. V ineeni da I'aal of it. i hitrcti. Iironn lyu l. James's It. 1. A. II bnclety; Iinmaeulatu Co i.lon r A II Sia-li-tV Y M Pi Jamiw'a II. I i l. II. eouiet) m. I.au. lei's Ii. I. T, A. U. lyt Hi. loluiubli's Ii. T. A. it. ioactj i m Mare's It T. A II. Moeieiy.s. Father Mainaw I. II 1 A. il I'arrnt hiaaeiusi hiaueiu-s I, i a. aud S f ilie V. T. A n neio. Y SI. lathi r Mailiew U II. LA II hiicleiyt coiiveutioii or In.u societies (rum Kiuas conuiv. coiiipoaed uf iweul)-oue aodieiiva A. I. II and Il.lrti en T A II. "nelellra KoiiiTU Division.- Faiher Matthew T. A. II. bo-eielia-. 1'inir Divisiof.-Knishts of SI. Falrleki Friends of Kreodouti the NaUonal Astociauou ol truium-u ol Ni-w Jers. i. sixrii luviinoN. Colored e 111 tens i platoon of ro ute. Ml'l'll ni'SENStON existed ainone the uudlenee, na everyhoty winted Iho rljrht of tne line, Prominent unions; the tiilli lairy uolubilities was Col, llm 1 1 unity, who desired a proiuintnt place, and said: "I'm Col. Tim llau ley, be jaliers, and want to set wheio heroes uuht to be." All rlslit." aild .Mj -tlen. Tweet, lurnimr to Ida bauipwe Ailjulaiii-lleui ral, Cjpt. Kukciiii I hi nil ii, "put Col Inn ll.inli, hiijilieis, nmoiiKllie heroes sllnor is'rsuuiiiioa beln dieposod uf, tho niii-lln; adjourned. tiik iiicitkmint at KwrKNv's noicb over Ui itiloased uriaonera remains unabated, Ihe whole li pi ol coiiveiaaiiun aiiiuii,- thu visitors ca ll i, In) belnx the particlition uf thu negroes ill tne iinrnde to tukn plaeo to inorroiv. (len. Ilurko eAPiism' I liltiisilf a anxious for their pros euce, a wish which was ichui d hy all Ihe patriots. Ainotnr the callers were Comptroller It. II Coniiolli, (ien, (lleeaon, Ihe Itev Messrs llm kley and ll'Con Hell, I lie Hapool lllbuuilniiljte, and uuuv oihers, Jl.my luutalioin .Hid ihMut ilmua were rei elvi J, and responded lo by O'Donoran Iosa nnd Hon. Ilurko, Ihe lalost und uul noieworlny bilnc a con liratiilaiury addtcss Iruui thu trlih Uriadu UElcvrs' AssucUiion. The first public nppesranen of the exiles In a body after the rucepllon to-morrow will ba on the occaslou or .i beacfli for thu widow and six orphans of tbe late J. J. deary, at Cooper Institute, on tho lothlnsl. Mrs, O'ilonovun lloass will read ami re rite cirlalnal and aelectud poems, and Dr. Hauls IJowllux Mulcahy wul prejlde. II will be acraud siulr. AHAltClir AT WEST i'OIXX. I Caitela Kxpelled Lr the First Clase inl Pureed to Itcals-u-Tho OfBcera Tircoally Hisnellonlnir the ItloCere-Ileport of tbe Conercsalonnl Invesllantlne Comiulllee. WtsnixnroN, l'cb. 7. lb'prcsentalive Aspcr, from Ihe Coipinllleo on Military ArTairs, mstlo a re port today In accoidsnre with t resolution of the House not Iiur Izlti n an Investigation into Iho clreum stances ot the expnlslnnof cadets Ilalrd, Flecklntrer, nnd Ilarncs, aud llieir subsequent lufurced ruslsna tion fioin Hie Military Academy, tie. The t-uuinmtee go Into n particular history of the subject which led to this remit, otid conclude hy sa'tniT, I'irl, ss to the oncers, the Commissioners bell've that the Snfrlnfen teoi of the Ais'leinv and the coin iimniM r of tne r ri s if ladita lalbd to ron-riy ap-Iti-i ii"1 itie pr ivlry of the otfi i e r immilti'd i y tns fir-l elas. and showed a di-P'isHlon to avoid iiuoper In v eat i a On n ninl pilill-inui ut o. Ilie irross hie u tl of d seiplutn and slni aion of th r. aulsilnes eomniliteal by tha c.ts. In iher arireni ret orniiieuusiloiis lor too imm diate ace. plane oi the re-ii-nitio.is uf Cadets Hand and Urck'nt'-r, II ey Ctsirssrded Ihe ml lowlnn regulation of the Acaditny (seo liezu Uio is ol Ihe 1'nltcd Slates .Mlllturr Academy, pieo 4) and pa:e lo.1l "A Cadet's resigna tion, 11 ho bo utioi.r ne, mast bo acconipuiel by a wil'len eons'-nt of his lerent. or poard nn l neireonouet in n Ivisins these eidets lo rnsign tjeroio nn ii"i ic bad lo en taken of, or Investigation orurred I iio the onliaeeor wloeh Ihur nsd beeo the vieilms la eeiisiinihin 1 Ik lr fill nro lo lae ruinpl aetion for tin p'aiii-timei i of tne ollendlne els-s by aui-s1 Inn tho Ciii.iy e.i-l -is andprelerrluceharces nualnsi iheni for a i-'iurt tonrtlal. tlielr olltcnil evpeession ol a be l 'tth.lt Ihe enss were aenivted py rood motives I Inelrnn lawfu aeilon, and ihslr eontinuanco nl tbsnrstelaas niid'iiy as eidel oitlceta to cntoree tbe tli-clp:in of (he Aeat'etuv. ninomil. in (lie ophl o.l of Ilie otninK loe. toa verbal saoetion of the. riotous proceedings ol the eitis. and an cuCvur iccuieni of the ropi'inloo ol (be olfenee iwpoe.tlon lhas asaemed hv the olflrors issubver tlvetoin "s-inimeol Hie Academy. II w.ll. 'f nnin talned, placo Ihe sovt.Ttal oi Hie ln-tilnl on In the hunai i l the U.st eas wiieuev. i't'u V seuilti'jcon n tote ineinselTes Judrfi-s of th deiinft-'" cies or Hie member of the oilier elaeec, and will ibnsdMstioy all stiaoru naiion and respect lor law la thi coifs of tadits. Iho conductor Ihe olricers mows a Iseknf compre. hension of the principles ot military d setllas sar I rii- oi in omeers ol loutf an.1 honorable service tn the aunt The uuly ll. opt.iat can to said lu extennattou of tnelr action is the lact that inetr enorts to maintain discipline bsreloloie buvo not been propcrir usiuiuad by Hie nntuontiei at Wash. net .n, nnd Hist senltnces of courts martial provlOliii fur tbe dismissal of cadets buvc almtiei uulvcisal,y been reintttod. reeond As lo iherus-oi ihe lhr-e rad Hvlrd, rieckiuier, and Banes, ytur Conun'ii.'e iuvo thai Ibey were guilty ol serious nOonns at-sin iher-u-taiions and dwtlplloeof the Aeadaoiy but (tool lha eir euinstaiiCvs. and the tliaraciera ol thelfivs, tney do not Peiievc lliem desti.uto of eiincr inanlim..s or iiitrgrliv. Tne two, llaird and CP cklnaer. frsely adoutPM their nOenets, lldocs nol appear tnat liar es Aud said any. tnn on the inbji'Ct of Hie transaction. Y.mr Coiu-uiuu-e rmilsve tnst the publit-uy given tins aflalr atd their lutorceu ri'iunstioni. wi 1 be a severe puntsbrient. and tney shoal be renorcd, le to taku t-ili-i-l In .lime in xt. tins will causa them loss ol a year la Hie r tours and will ba a sulilcieiit guarantee mat they will tn.l again effend in a l.to manner. The Coauinliie w .aid iiiaKeeii etc -pUon as to Uantes His exauiloatlon, under the circumstances, Andoefloiennv psto ttie result Inereof, snonnl uol be taken aa ines loable. and he should uiso bo restore i. Your CnnimKiee, tberetore, recommcnl ttut Cnde( llaird, FIccRincr, and Dallies be restored to enter iim At-aduu) ou tbe cumuichcemeni of the Deal acaiero.c yeir. Third. As to the effenc of the lint ehiis, voar Coin, mittecln mating a recommendation resueetiug ihts 'las, resl re tha unporlaiKe ot the subject. In. a elate euinniitied a grava wuetica. None graver can be coin milieu by auodcelol a SOlUlcr. ucll actlall oo tha part ol tne eadeis .a ubverslve of all disctptlae In tha Academy, and must tnd tn destroy lis n.l-iiacaa. aud to cautc a vnnius loflutoce to emanate thrreiri).n tbe orenes la Ins more crave Decani Ihese cadets have Let d um.er nniiury diem line far nearly lour jears, aud wonld eoor grafiuate lo enter the army to assist, so lar aa tha army uar, lo protect Hie lives and property ot iiui. -s of iho conn irr ineu cadets could m( have haeu ignorsui nl Ibetr aulies, nor of tbe regulations tinder wl.icu liny ie gnve ned 1 hee Ihry hare mads their study sun o inee have been (oiiuit(ed widi tbe Aeaideray. Iney them'eivcs sisist, us cadel olUiett, to eniureedi c p ilua lr. tbe Ac ideinj and to b. dig t j pdu.iiiaical thue whovonl- lie i.iadeu.ie reauivuous Fuitlermoie diev could not have on r.ooai d ur forfuttea Lie acaoe mtc regulsllons Iho fieis lu this cas- -tow e early not only a combination and ngieemeut. nut ihat tns tiassdidsuuh acta as were dtieeily in ti.i ulna ol tne rotes or pood older and fubordlratt' n, so polntenly dcseritH-d 111 pataurauU Vil, Hie- oeualiy tor a vio.alioti ol whu U Is disnn sal. If this otlenee a overlo jkt-d. how ran g 'I o.der. subordl ntlon. and dncipltna be Wet til llt tin. tower cla-ss lu inn Acaoo ny. tour t iiniiitiec tbeieloio te.leve ti.at (he cadets cngav-d lu in disgraceful an Ir should he sewn it punubrd. aud mat any silgbi pi.uisnineul will liasc Ihe fltiel to agglavule tne urd instead ot proving a remedy luur scats sgo a pan ol tne flm viua uoa an u noeent eadsl Into lin-ir iwn hai.o-, branded thief M nt o i him. und urnmini-d turn from tn' Poiut. 1 nt i ticni-H oi II. o otTi-nco was tiled Py couit mar lul, Cunt .tied, and seaitcn a 1 Uj bi u.r'l IBs J but oa uepneaiiod lo the nuihorlticai at wtahinirton tho seti. tea.!-.' was toiuivted and lae rtccul oi.iiaku uauu be riird.d al tn p-it tne frott ol Ihe e'emeney l!io nowu. Ihe Cominldce ana of the opinion tnat Ibe li tninrrs 1 1 t. n -t r-lit-s w n were lln .inlljatoia cf l ill titer lu tbv atTair ol tbe al ot Jannsry truld Us al om tli-ini-Msi iroat tae Acadein), aud ll.tt ail the oilier tneio'iers nl the ela.s who psrue.patt d in i:ie at lair should bo tried by court maiiia! and subjected to I iiiUiituonL 1 bci Ibe.e.orp rec lUiuijud Liu iMiullua uv ihe lb nss ot ihe followiug resolution: iaorce.f. That loe House, of Iteuiejientaiivet reoom rn n i io uie setre.ary ot War lo ritoi taleta Usird, r l ikeinjcr, ami lurui-s to the M lln iuy Academy at West 1-ouit, lu take etlecl at too befi.tltlui; ul ttus oext sradrnuu lea., and then permit Hit -i to proceed w-tth -he Keurtn css wtthont turther punlshreeui ror U.e i reuce in-retofure comrullHHl by Ibenu ,'t'mrreii, I hut lliu Housj ur lleprestnitatlvcs recom mend that tha -eereUry of War rouvena a ooort cf lu nui y lor ti o nurpoto of atccita uua a bsi uiumbt-rs of ne nrt tlat.wcrc usiltrators and tuiden In tte affair nl Jan Sat Uie United tsuteo Xtilltary Acoiteiiiv. and I'aal -ui h ira.ti-,1 aid luaiiestara tta at oetc UiS nii-atd Iri. in tin Mlmnry Aeadt-niy. awl thu remuniiu members ot (bo cIuks eiwagetl iu me aiUu be pjuisUed lu tht ill, retiun ui u jeuera) court marital la be con vened for Uivlr trial. THE 7IO.V. JACK HV.SSEV, l'VGIMST. The Aioullliil of Johu 1'rniiUllu for the r-huuituii ol the r-rvciitli Wiirtl Ilrnvo .1 nek's Inimitable Testimony, uud Lie llnmnne Soitety Mcdiil. On the 27ih nf last August Jock llmser, tho I aril t, was shot In W ater street hy John Frank lin, who w.s tiled lor the oBence In the (lenerai Spa. una jtterdar. Sir Ilussey walked '.o tho wit. ien st.nd Willi one ahcuMer elevated and In ad vance ot the other, aud Ms chin II rownriksd for ward, lie care his testimony In a tone loud enough to bn hoard across Chatham sqmrci. ami with a rapidity rqualiu; Uesa Twecd'a onir-oltuicr speectiea. '1 waa a going ah. as Water street," salj Yr Itusser, and tin.- V11 Franklin waa 1 sen ns in mint ol a a.itonn. 1 to 11 dd over his fet t, and lie ealled me tin Ins'i hloeahead. 1 said, 'Youtesol o li.hl, nay ui.fkcn lor Ibis.' lie got up, and we went liven fur tarn other hut he puhed a shooter and fired." here did Hit bullet go to I" asked Dlstr.cl Al toriit-v sin in an. il onui'l no ruiTwhere, air. It stopped la my arm, nnd it's H.ere ict." iir'ltd Sir IInsey I believe von live in II. o ei-uth Ward," said Ho cross exainiiiintt lawt.r. "ILive yuu never .iti'd nuywltciu t..e?" No, sn txeei w' en I went to Ireland lo scei Maee und Cobiim Aght. N ere you not coi.r.rucd In tbe r ots, and have iru not tui-4- been knuan as Jack tho Itioter t 'o, I wnsn't." Have yuu eier beo arresfasll" it Va fcir I rtitt utii.. u llramt .Irdat r.l one night, and a felltr singed out. 1 here goes a btir headed Slick.' I can lick the whole crowd,' 1 said, ami 1 could havo doue It, too. A cop eotued up, and I ILiiUkbl l.e was uuu ul Hie cruwd. I knotked htm down, and throwed three moru ropa a top 01 hlra Tint's nil I waa arrested .or." Are you a vuro Ibat ou are under oatlt I" You 1 u, sir." What Is thst V nsked the Itecordcr, polntlns to a medal nn Jock's vest. "that, your Honor, was gin bn me for celling some folks oat 01 tlio v.attr w.ien they was u drowning I ran t In swore thst at the time of ihe shooting ho thought nv wasgolng to be lobbed, und lual Jack truck Idiu fit at I lie jui y acquitted hitn. .1 vnuovs haxk Komimr. "trnllnr S'i.ODO nnd Iteslorlng In vtlihlii 'I'm iilv-loin- Moors. Ou Sutunlny morning the mcssenper of the Clmibmn Nii'lonul ft ink was sent hy the eashler to several banks In t ,11 etreel to deliver bonds aod notes represen tine fully Jtfl.OiO. Hoplaeed llio val gabUs In a large leather pockethook, wl leb he de rositi 1 iu the insldo rocket of his coat. While passing down Koosau stun the was rtidtly Jostled by two well-tlressctl, middle aged men, hut ho thouiht unlhluzol It until, urrirlri; at the Tost CrDre.wl ere he had irn ral loiters to nnill, he lelt for hie pocket book aud found il missing The mosteui;er hasten ed hark to Ihe bank anil lold of hts lost, ravuunt on Ihe nous aud checks was stopped, uudlwoprl vale detectives were drtalhil to make Inquiries. Tho bulk official kepi the loa in di.rk aa (Otnlblr lu hopes of obtaining 11 eluo tu Hie lldevts. estrr duy ninriilng, al about 11 o'clock, a prominent Hrotdw iy nierehsnt quietly entered Ihe bank, and without a word of exp mi llion, bunded ou r (none of the clerks tile identical iiK-ketboua sioltn Irjiu Hie uitsscuer with its contents iutati. Placoses of tha kiduoys hnro of late years bo cotue much icoie cnniiiion, or nt leust better known, thun the) wire friraerl). This Is shown by tho numerous deaths or cn.lnt nt persons attributed to ihein. Dr. L'nwAiin II. Dixon, the well-known phislclsn and surgeon, who his of late made theso dieeitst his apecial study, has Just published n little pimpblet about them, which Is worlhy of perusal by the public generally, outsldo of the medical profes tloti. He tlrst describes tho strueturo of the kiJ neji and their functions in the hunim system, snd Ibcn gives a minute dc enptlon of tho character of the various disorders to which they nro liable, and the Indlrnttons py which each disorder may he known, Tilth the proper treatment required to effect a cere. The pamphlet Is written la a dear, vigorous style, and can be understood by any per ron of ordinary education. A LxreKT DoLLAiv Tha Drat dol'sra veonr man (Uposiis in tha kavli gs llauk. Ttv iu Mutual Henect I Eavlnji llaak.gua UnUdlpg, oppvsite Clljr Usl.-4tlr.. now ovst MtxtsTt'ii xo jnnxM.uix a or MAiinir.D. An Incident In Hie History of the Itev, Vlr, Cramer Ho la rnnelniillna nnioiig Ihn t.ndlca Ho .llnrrlea ono Wriuinn svhllo ho Is Cugnged lo A nolher-I'm la for Ihe heiiulora 'vlio I'rulllessly (Ipposed Ihe resident' Hroihpr-ln-I.iiiT, f orrtit ondence of 1 he bun. CiKciNNAti, Tub. 6. About tlio jenr 1803 an l liit-rsn t .Mrthodlst trencher made his appenrane In this vicinity In the capacity of post eliapliln to t'10 recruits at "wport barracks. II was of Her man cttrnctlon, niiprepos.pssinp In personal appoir auto, and lnlgrilrlcnnt In abilities defects lu tomo tlerrec supplied hy an lnlnuitlng address and llllm Itilde assurance. Ily virtue of his mtntslerlnt and ofilclnl cluracler. I,s was Inlro'tieiil into a number of the most re spectable families nf his Church in lids city; snd helnff slngla, ho was Ircsled with very polite inten tion by thoso In whlcb there wire msrrligcablo iirn-htcrs. Among theo wn the fanitly of nbrotticr minister of the seme religions denomination, In n oderata worldly clrenmstnners, who had a daughter-one of Il.e most accomplished and beautiful yonnc ladles of Ihe cttv with whom the clnplaln iron tfcamo dtsptrately enamored. Aa enjigc rnent between them finally resulted, and a day was Used fcr the marriage. In the mi snwldle the newspsners .tnnonnced thst .Mr. Jeso It. Grant, of Covington, Kv., the father of the then rllns (Jeneral and future President, ti!t rftcntly Riven each of his children twenty-flvo thrcssnd dollars In Government securities. As there were among tbe beneficiaries of lids paternal generosity two daughters )ct cnjotlng tho lullncss of Maiden meditation fancy free," the statement excited tbe ambition and cnptdlty of the aspiring Lut faithless snltor. He contrived to make tho acquaintance of tho venerable and ran nlflcent Grant, was Introduced to tho dwnhters, and selecting the plainer but younger, so Ingratiated himself in her food opinion that he had negotiated a new matrimonial alliance beforo ho was fairly off w 1th the old." Indeed, tho marriage Is said to have been rolrmnlztdrre tho flrst sfflanccd had eus retted the dereliction of her lover, and whllo en gaged In preparing for her own nuptials. Ayeueral burst of Indignation followed thtsiiVnove. m'nt, snd came nrsr leading to steps that would have cnrjnlpllcd tho rcTcrcnd deceiver; but cool reflection satisfied the friends of the wronged yonng Inly that she had reallr madn a fortunate e'epe, and to avoid public scandal the mittcr was permlt Ud to subside. Tho hero of this unsavory narrative Is the ItoT. Mr Cramer, the recently appointed American Min ister to Corenbagen, about vvhoe confirmation the United btales Benate was so much exercised until Le was confirmed on Saturday last. Ills fitness to. be a hrother ln-law of the President need hardly ho questioned; hut to aslrn to him the houorablo doty of representing Ihe country abroad Is another matter. Ills personal character and diplomatic tab rnts might make his nomination as Commercial Agent at Alts Vela not altogether nntoltablo. B. How Ihr (lead Cramer wisa Confirmed. Tom Ms It aihingUm lKuruik The charges wliitli the Senate foreign Uela tloi s otniiilttro had against Cramer wrr-. Ftr-t, licentiousness; second, conducting btuicl( tu sui h n manner toward a laly In Lelpslc, when Iip was Consul there, aa Its) to his being snl.Jected tn tno Indignity of having his lace slapped an Indignity which ho did not d. no lu rescnl. benutor bumuer and tt e Furelcn Ibbi'inna rommlttee henestl-believed In tne truili of 11. esc charges, and hence they le'used to report the name to thu henaio. Tlio lutt ol t-euator Ct.andlor's cHorts to compel report has slrcaly been published. Alter two failures the effort was soeessaful on (Saturday, when tbe Henato wi nl Into executive session. Mr. Clnndler asked Mr Sumner lo prndueo his prools of Cramer's Itn ompetency or w irtl.Jn"nos. Mr Sumner rrp le I tnat Ins couuuutse was then Investlcatlns the suJct. Mr Chandler Ibeu prodnred docoments from the IStite Depsrtuient to sbnw tliat nu uc charges as those Intimvled by -Mr. Sumner were on file there. On the coutrarr, Cramer's clarocier was while washol by a statement thvt he gnt Into difficult) In Lelpslc with some man who nad been In the Con letleratr army which did result In Cramer getting his lace eLiJuud, but that the i.s-allant wis subse quently arreatet and convicted of the offence. It wa denied ihit there was a woman In the ease, and Ciamer'a conduct In the matter was not censured. This gave Senators who wlabed lo pleian the I'rtMident an opportunity to slop auy opposition tliey were disposed to make, and tney voted at once, and Cramer was cvnnrmed. jut tut a En will ovr. A Jeracy City Station House. Lodger flimst Inn ofn .11 11 r tier Coinniltled Ihree Venn ugo-A Mrnngo Mory, A man who bad piren bis name as Clarke came op from the lodgtis' room at tho First Precinct sta tion house, Jersey City, on Monday night, and told t art. Jcrdan that a fellow tramp hal confessed a murder. It seems thst a lodctr who gave the rime of James Smith In aa altercation with a German about rl.cw o: tobacco, told him that Le had killed one Utnnan already. Afterward, turning to Clarke, he told him that with a companion he once got Into some difficulty wttb a German storekeeper In Strouds. burr, i'.i, and sl-ot him, afterward robbing; the store. They were nrrested nnd broke Jill. Ills com panion waa recaptured and hanged, but he Hutltb escaped. A'l this would have been of very little Importance, hei lor the lct that Clai ke has been engaged en tbe ela are, Lackawanna an I Western Uallro.nt, and has soeni svcnil years nt "troudsburzh, ra near wlilcu place the exact Ipc'denla related by Hmlta hid taken place. Clnrke olho testiUes to bavins seen a man arresiet uboul a year atfo who inawernd Il edescrlptlni ol the murderer, hnl who was not, und say that Smith is tin exact counterpart of the man whom ho tw arrested. The police authorities have both Hie men In Custody, and bavo ulinipLed lo isiroudaburg. Clarke la a man of 8." years of ago, rather good looking, and la vvkltntlv lu earnest 111 what lie aays. SmlJi la nhuut 5.1 years ot ago, with ro 1 hair, and small eves. He s.ijs ho a vvujs lived in tho nelch borhood of N'oith Catle, cstcheslcr count), N'. v., nnd wirkid at funning for one Ji 1111 1. ion; that he tias never been In Htrundehiirg. I.itlla Washington, or any rlace In that Titlnity. lie dimes having had au alii re.ition 011 Monday nliht, add professes uut to know tne causa of Ida arrest, Mr. lloniirr Advlsea (Jen. Urnnt In lllsinlsa Mr. Iluiitvsell -la .11 r. Ilouuer also fur I'lenaoiiKin f rem .tfr. pnnnrr'i IMut FYt. IS. Secretary lioutwell, in austauniug tho income tai, la very serioualy damaging Hie Adrulnlstra'lon. Tue Income tax la Hie most unpopular tax ever levied 111 tbls country. Il la rrrnrnant to the spirit of our institutions; and Ihe parti thst commits Hualf to U.e support aod perpetuation ol such amensuru can not escape popular Hi will. There was some eicuso lor such a tai during war times, bot there Is none now. ltirb men do not object to this lax so much us men ol moderate menus f r the reajon that mauy ol Ihe inrmrr are rather plea-t d than otherwise with having Ihe amount or then immense Incomes her alded ah user tba touulry; but what poor man, or man ul moderate mi ibs. wauts to huvt his neigh bors know all about his pnvito affairs- the precUo sum that he earned, or the exact amount of bis pro Ala during the a ear! llucl as we aro attached to (ien. lirsntn 1 tonally, we candidly confess that, so intense Is onr netestailon 01 Una odious and Inquisi torial law. If he rouuiits Ids Adniiniuratlon to tho support of it. we shall lieMtalu a long lime before we endorse the odious law hy voting for him for a second term. (lensral, do not permit the wily politicians, who -real heart nosiile 10 you, lo huudlcsn )our Admin i.tratlon by plaiuig It in a position antagonistic to ihe popular will. The Tribune anil Tliurlow Weed, tYoin ISe 7Yiorn. Jloasrs. Tliurlow Weed ninl Gideon Welles have bu n laving sumo spicy passage with roa-ard tn the formation of Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet. Mr. Weed says he visited Bpringheld In December, ISbO, lo 1011:1 r with Mr. aUucolu on the suuject, und that be urged Mr. Lincoln to uppolut either Gov. Hanks or Gov. lioutwell Irom New Kncland ln!e.td of Welles, and William Cit Joliuson from Mar v lund instead of Montgomery lliair, Tu this Mr. Wuiies responds: William Cost Johnson died on the Kith nt April, 1WJ1. Mr. Wcedaaa he urged .lol.naou's sppoint mcut upon tue President elect Die lleceinUr lul lowing! and lie utitlertakes lo give the eoniersillon which took pine, am) relates how 'Sir. Lincoln la'ignlugiy replied.' Tuts is quite as uii'oriunato lot Weed as hia 'snei uie ilion (nude in support of assertions In the earlier part of his autooiography) about tbe 1'retideui'a visits to the lortltlcatlons around Waal ino'tou, w lieu hu tWe. d) bad tho con duct of tre war and tue muiugi-iuent ol Uie Admin istration on bl l ou'ders Iho lortlfleallons referred lo not even having been built or thought of at Hint time I The wholu is characteristic ol this t r 1 .1 1:1 11 II 1 iiiitt-cii ntte eld autoblocraphci. who ispruuu to dtaw on Ins lu ugii.iition for Als lacta." A Itevlvnl nl' Itcllgloii In New Ilntiipalilie. 'rom IM Hilton Concwittonltl. It bcuon nu tho tirst of January, when fuuitceii young ladles were rcci-lvtd Into the Congregational Church, l'lrst, Christiana began to pray and labor; then the young became Interested, then older peo ple, till all classes w ere reached. 1 he pastor writes' 'Uvcry mercbatit. every doctor, the lawyor, the hotel-keeper, every rumaeller, every drunkard but two, evsry business man lu the place but two, are rejoicing lu Christ. Vi hole families again and again were aeon coming to ssk for prayers' At present upward of lourhundredarelndulglnghope. Three fnurtha of the Inhabitants of llrlstel 01 rosponslble st ft are seeking or have found Jesus. Tin, work la siilfprogresslng. The loqulry bow la, not who will come, ba why au p,t eowe. A KUSSIAIN COUNT SPEAKS. -1 BVX UEVOUTEll'S lSTEltriEW ItU Mirnnwivz. Xia lie Is, nnd Whence) he Tomrs-lle Kr- j plain Ihe Aflalr al Ihe Dlumond Ulna J llmv tile I'nlher llro.iped Head on lions- Inz nf hla Arrrat-lle will ba Mnrrled. I In the winter ot 1603 a Burs reporter, while at- I tending a ball al Irving Hall, was Introduces) tr I Coont Mltke" Irs, a young llusslan aobloman. I'ln I Count, who was but scvmleea jears of sge, was of Ij fine bearing and pleasing manners, and dressed l bandtoniiir. Atoneof lha Irtln; Hall tilnn bu J parrowly escaped a duel with that distinguished uo- n tor, Mr. Florence. A lady was In Hie case. I' hlnco that tlmo the Sun repair lutsiht of the I Count until yestordiy morniuj, whon he roc him I Intbo mirbie halts of the at. CouJ Ittn. Tm gteit anxiety of Count Mltklevlcz at presi it n to marry, and he has perfected Die ncceseuy or rargemcnts for miking wis) CAnnm LESTan, of Amherst, Mass., (his Counters, llepairlng fo tho ren ling room of the St. Cloud, the Count oko u the reporter of tha Injury douo him by the new papers on account of his mad, boyish pranks, All my troubles," said he, Havo Leon causrtl by my acqtinlntmcu with a handsome tirunctto named Juln LumaMnn. I flirted with htr and shn filrlcJ Willi mo, aud I gavo bar elegant Jewelry in exchange for a dlamoud ring. I did not steal tlio ring, or ohl.tlu It In 'any unlawful manner, but joit I as I have sai l. Miss Lumallno mairied Mi Na- I thonlel II, Wol but it was not long leloie be luitj for aud H onTAtxtn k btvonci rnoM nB, 1 Heporler Do you kno-v where she Is now- E Count M. Sue is In Carls, so I have heard, where I sho pisses somotlmcs as Mrs. S I)o)Wolf, and at others us Miss Towosend aud Miss Lumaliao. I uu told she Is very gir. The Count addoi that the only disgraceful tlilnr; that he ever did was disposing or the ring, lln said: "I was li.irJ up. snd soul It to keep myself straight. I spent a good ileal of money, snd now I have nothing 111 this world lo trouble me riant my debts, nnd I swear Ihat I'll pay them all. Them are gentlemen In this city who have injoted ur rAiuau'a noariTAMTT. I was born In SI. Ptti rshnrR, and my father win I Gen. .Mllkiewleg. lie wus I'osiinnsterue&eral," f Heporler-Is onr father living? Count M. nad1) 1 -No, sir; ho dropped dead whea, I he heard that 1 had Icon arrcstod fur slcullu. 1 dia- mond rnu. l llcporter Is your mother living t I I ount N. No, she diel soon alter my father. jl Itcporter What relatives havo yno living f ft Count M. I bare a alstsr, th wife of Sir Huberts B Illddell; another atster is marrte.l to Count .S'Ulott, I 01 Poland, and my brother nolda a prominent post- Hun lo the Itusslvn army. H In regard to .Ml-s Lester, bis betrothed, the f ouut said that her friends and relatives !ud vainly deavorod tu H dissdadsi Hta raow MAaaTtNO ni, Ho had offered to leave her, but aba said that test JJ should die If he abaudoned her. The Count saldt V that collegians at Atntn rst took sides with Mm, anoT 9 the Amherst poopla acted like men. Miss Lester'as! a sunt endeavored to prevent their meeting. Flnninr that Miss Lester was ileterralned, and that neither M prayers, entreaties, nor vlota.ica cuald alter hu puri use, tlio relatives withdrew their oppuslUutt sud consented to tbe in 'triage. ADOPT Till UAaniiors. llcporter When Is the marrlaro to tike placet Count JI. t ho day is not dxed yet, but It will tsa shortly. Prof. Tyler, who Is her uncle, anl her mother, came on with us, bat Ms Professor can't stay. llepairlng to tho parlor In the hopes of catching glimpse or tbe uflluncod brIJs, Mrs. Lester, a tunsT olent and klnd-t cartel-looking lady.; gently called; Ler future aon-ln luw, who sprang to her sldo. Soon alter the reporter took bis leare. and the Count, rubbing bis hands gleefully.exclatmcdl "1 's allsat tled, it's all tstiisJ. We shall be so bsppy I" 1 what rATnsa BJtuuisa sats. Tne .trx reporter called upon Father Il.lrrln;, th" chaplain of the Hjsaian embissy, lo asiernln. the particulars of tbe welding bttwesn tbo ltussuia Count and. .Ml-s tipster. The good father llsteuect w 1 tie evident sinagement, and said I nave married 110 oue, 1 assure you." Will, Count Milklcwlcs has called ou on wilts reference to his marriage," persists I the reporter. 1 No. ha haa nol," ruplied the prleit. Would you bo autborlaed to marry tbem. If ho Shonhl request yoor servlses r" Certainly. Lu fact. If ho complied with lha for malities 1 could not rumso." What formalities The names have to he called three times la church, so as to afford opportonaiy for objeetioue lo be made; or If tbe pero can bring lorwurd an responsible tuonibtir uf tho congiecalloa or city, wao will answer for htm, then 1 am bound to pur form tbe ceremony." Hut II tbe lady be frot&aUot, as In this present Instance!" I "It makes no dlflcrence. I mnst do my office for- a all Christians, thougk 1 could not marry Jews ur 9 Spiritualists, or any people who are nol dlsUnctltf 1 t hrtittau." u jiimv jrA3 he. iiEJian? I A I'lgron-Shontlng !tlnlch on l.nna leltsnd- I .Hen Tnkluir l'leaaura la ilia HuOerlngn I oT Helpless liirds The Sceue la be Utw 1 pented Tomorravr' 1 Yesterday betweon Ux anil seven hundred 1 people were gathered at tbe hotel of I apt. Israel It. i ."-caly, near Jamaica, to witness a pigeon shooting- match between Edward Tinker of Itbode Island snd Adam II. ISogardnt of Illinois. Tinker failiuK to appear, John Tjylor of Jersey City agreod try J shoot a match with Ilegsrdus for $901), each party try f shoot 15 etnsle and 11 double birds from II. and tt. I traps, St yards rise for single, and 18 yarda fos I double, wtth 10) aids boundary. Uoiardus eaeiljp won thu match; except la two cases he luauully bir Is. It was a pitiable sight to witness the painful struggles of the wounded birds tu Ily beyond roiclu When a bird was unsblo to get bovonJ the boundary, the shooter had to secure It beforo It could ba counted. Tbls consumed considerable tints, which tile rpeclatora employed in rxpreneing ari)ibipg b'lt icgrtt at tho aullenng of the birds, whose I ran' id struggles to escape induced hoarse snouts of laugh ter. After the match Mr. Begardus made preparation!! to accomplish tho feat of loading Ilia own gun anil killing fifty plsedns In clgnt minutes. Six -tirlntt traps were used three on each side of tUv marks 1 man. In each trap two pigeons wero placed, anil ts t number of ajalslonU were staUoned neir to keep, I the traps suppllod. Hofore the eltht minutes were up tho supply of birds gave oat. On tbe count tt, I was found that Hogardus had killed seveul-fouir 1 birds In six mluulea thirty seven and a half seconds. 1 Hogardus labored under great disadvantage his gun, a double-barrelled one, unlocking si ery time bo discharged the eeciaud barrel. IU only Creal about forty suots, aa ho generally killed two builn 1 at one discharge. Ira Paine, the holder of the eaampionshlp diamond badge, and llocardus shot a match on .Monday for (l.uisl, Hogardus won. To-morrow they w ill shoos another for tho same amount. Paiuo, huwevu- will notstake tbe bidge. Judge llaruitrd Convinced thnl llormmi IS, Knlnu Is (iullly of Cousulrucy. In Hid suit broutbl by tho Drio llailwaj l.'tmi. piuy against Joseph 11. Haintoy, Durman II. Kulow, and others, chtrglnj thent with un unlawful eos splracy la connection with the suit previously brought hy ltamsey agalnat tha Itrlo Hallway Cou jiany. Judge Uaruard yesterday rendered tno fol lowing decision, ao far as Mr, Kalon la concerne I In Ihts ca.e I dime t the entry of Judgment in (avor se ttle defendants, but wltbuut coals or atlowani-t la 11 moral point of view, I reel convinced that tin iou I splracy charged lu tba plalnlld's coruulainl existud at tho time of tbe commencement of tne acuon Ti n i plalntirrs cocussl follod, however. Itseeubltsli bi li-l I piools the allegations of the comrlalnt. rami is tins I groundwork of the plaintiff's suit fraud must nl I clearly proven. II will never be assumed. Let a llnsV I lag accordingly bo presented 10 uie. I A Princely Fatal Ollered ihr Pope. Tho newly-oppointed 1'osttnaster-Ocuei.il of Ireluud, the Itlght Hon. William Monsell, Member of Parliament Irom Limerick, baa, througli tba lllsliop of that city, tendered for uncundi'ion 1 10 cepttiieehls mansion aud estates at Tervoe In Hot llolliii as H e IVine, in the eveut ol bis leaving lb ma. Mr. .Monsi'll Is a ou In-law of Lord Cl.irlna. und irt consldereit one of the most liberal minded states, men In His I'nitets Klnaniim. Ills n livlon Is llomait. I'.iiholn-, und ht has lor years bold lo.ii poeitiona lu lI.l Cnhsh Labinet. Tfaei lln 1 1 of ihe French Cooha, Tlio Houidl6 I'uliiiaire l'bilantlirniiiiiH tls New Yoik" bud tin Ir dlth grand annual ball at Irv ing Hal) last night. It was a very croud and ri-rherohii affair, and rvaluoj lor tbo viduws and orphans of Iho Trench rooks a hand-omi sum. The siipuir was tho event of the evening. The decorations w.-m masnlflrent. nnd eiuite. ol thehtiiitWoniust di .la ever prepared. Tno tablo was a perleel pinorama,, mid red ried inllintc creuit ou the iasl tud t.e of Il.e l ieuc 1 cooks, The l'roe Wnr In llm Jercey Coiiria, Thknton, Feb. 7. Chief Justice Ileaslei ililri morning; refused to hear tba mot In 11 of Hit- Dela ware. I. icwawaonu and Western Iijiiroid loiniiaiiy asking for a modlilrallon of the lulo order of tnsi Couit lu regard lu their use ul Uiol'rtii itnniilv and postponed any such hearing until all lln tii' mony on both sides shall barn been t.itm, sail whlcli will yet occupy Inree weoks. TratJs Ltli llluitrultd Xexijxyir for 1'eU. 18 it In many respects a credllvUe number. Tho illustrations aie mostly from ertolual kkstrln s, and are aiimlrably eugraved and prutled. The sceum among the Loog Island wreeksra are partlculoru, goad.

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I '-IB j TtfE SUN, AVTSDNESDAT, FEBRUARY 187ft. Ill J j M.MMMKD MARRIED MAID. rnr t.rrr.t:.v t. rf 3r titntsn J. i.txcc QrisriA'a inrts. (Mttren Yrnr Olil. noil n Iliishnmt-T Ire .Untried nnd Mill a Mnld C'npl. tin drool's I'rlrnrithtu nml Horn re F. Ctnru' l.pgnl AdtlrpOliiehlnnt nun f a Mother Insl.fttv, iiikI Inno-ence nf n Snn-ln-I.u. A I w I.t-. aiji Tnn Pun published tlio mar ine i, itu of Mr Jimej A. .lojner of New York and Mis Mary K lhjil of Trenton, N. J. The pn1 J" "i "f notice called forth fin InMgnml If It t ti ni Mr 3 sncr nlmin of Trenton. In w,k' i i i' '.mil demandtd an eiplati .t on, ujn .1 it M FJ. Ik.yd of Trenton was tils wilt, and I 'here must bn some tnlst.tl.B. Im set itself taught bcixrc Mr. tiuntln y tnil.shitig, the fo4loiYlni(: i ci.ii'nncA tit 'i i i X i t iYt'.d li. Stive or New vokk f I hereby eenifr that James a. Joyner rud Starr: :l ttinrt were ji.itini m matrimony bv me la ar-: rord.ihtu w.in ilia laws of the HMf i)f New 1 otjt.: :m ihecity ol New 1 ork. tills "Jib diy of jute. isfO.: I (Ottlriat flailrnjClffKTm."!). i j ttestdetieo. anr, tVai Fjitntteuin lire 't. Ami also the following parllcnlart utiles wtr ea lcr-cl on tho lock of the rrrtlAoate t retuun or muiioi. mil nam of hatha rd.Jtmet A. Jotter. r tee ot resume. New York. Ai nest binnd if 27 scars. li i.p ttt ir, matt r mariner. I'inrf of btrth Oi'OfsT a. F m r nt-at, II insali Joyner. kio"i. r's nitiirten name Mn t I: Ohlttltn Tsitiiiher of hnthsntl a man tae. first Ti ll llil'm- 01 wile Msiy Moid. 2-isre ot reilnce, 'I ic it iu, N. J. Aire next ti-imlsy. 17 it. r.ste ol nirth, Trent m. S J. FaihT'. name. Wlloam J nnrd. I'oher mantes naiie, Mar) luvtci. No oiht 01 wile's marriage, first. ii.ii liiKtuiiil and wlienamtl tn Me above certifl. cata here I' 1 cerilty that tbe tnloruialloa gtvea la cor net, to c-t ot oar Knowledge snd ballet- ii-.tgi,el .1 A Jul. NKU iMbant). 11 MAIIY B. Com 0ll. I P'Stici in t.NfK of Mab U. Doid. Mibeueity another lrur mt retflTt.1 from I"Mr. Qmntln. "iilngtlMt I'n .UN war, eorrecl. and Ut b- n aligl.tlj tiKen aliactc hn Le reaJ He rertlBcaU ol hit I.V leionil tnurn ire." A M'N tfIter l jenlndai OivpatcliuJ to Trtntin to ftrnt sal tbe nxtrt-, ami jatlier all khe D.rtlcll ara Of I ruis h'iewbvit MMitLin ArrAin. Tie ric-r .r l.rJ lomi ilJDcultjr In floitlri Mr. Qmnun'a refi.lrr.re. tut finally wai ltrectel to a Ine farm houta about one anil a lulf mile Irom rreotuo, where Mr. tulnUn'a father rcatdaJ. Mr. J. Vance Qiiinlln, the un.ortunafe victim of wonun't rrflil. ii not at buuic, bat hit father was. lie L i plain, well to-do raroier, Khlla hit win. who nu alio prfrent, looks like a thrifty, ear- ;mnj tromtn. who haa neter until the prrtrnt time feen ui hour's trouble, lbs reortcr stated his latlnesi nil askvil the parttrtilars of the ton's f Inirulir uta turtuno. Ht. tjolntlu aaid ba Lad little to say. He knew scarcely auythloft of the matter. Hit sou, he lalil, wuabuta buy, being ouly Miiautaea )uiol and did nut know whtt he aa iloin bait of L time. A bot or Mirer v Annuo, f tvt Ilrrinrter When did he marry Mla llayd T Mr Quintln About a )etr aco. 'lhay wtnt off 1 tnd got mil no J like two tools, wilboul my co"fut, u wilboul litliuit tuv know an) thine about ll. I Ihonld firlaiiily have oopott-d It with all my mich' tad 1 known of bl pu.pime Brat, becaufa or tbe lof'a extreme youth, and aiiii heciuse 1 do not Ika Miss l)o)d's l. inily. Ti e )ouf ludt herself 1 ttiouKh! miKUl bn wen ruouih I. l.u were tvmuved kum the enl inllueiicni wlncu irrouud uor. Sun llepor'er lluw loo; 4id your sou lire mtb lis wife .ifler his m.rn u 1 Mr. (juinun Only abont fire nr sli months Ifterhe married, I cave klui the cold niouhitr lur a Dmr, and he wrtil to lua vi I 111 lilt Mile's itiotutr sver llure ioonillr. In tho direction), bout two mUes. l'r all) soon lie came luck sbd ..ild li-'d u id I row with the otit lady, and be wanted 10 c-m komo acaln. So 1 let h iin cump. Hepoiler And le bus not Ihi'l with Mt wUe Slnre? W'nen was ihl tnat he Icit htr? llr. ljuimlu Aoout tbe li r June Lift. TEE UAttaiLI' Hl'UAt'a MAIlKllllK. Itepotter Wiini do )i.u know about Mrs. Quia- fan's second mamaei' f Mr tiulniin I uidu'l know antthint; at-out It Didn't kn"W he lad tnarrieil till rov son rami; 'n lie wltn tears m hiseyc-i n-id shoned mc llikM Ullli an account 01 it in. Tnlt nun Joyncr uet 10 sorrM to Mis. iKod'a, 1 belnvc; bnl nobody sas sertml antlilli2 ol the kind Kcporttr Can you luuitne why Mrs. Quintln fhouid marry mjIh in tins illegal way I Mr. Quliiliii- N. iibiiiss tl.ey wanted to ctt rid If Vantv, aiiaaidu'i know Lu visa 10 do U. Lit fall irs (juiutin's mother trud to Kui a divoiLi Vjt her dauiiiter, and to this end sne thanred Vance wi'h all sorts of tbines. I hmn'l I lad much to do mln tbe inauer before; as I sjld, I nro them all thu cold shoulder; but when Mrs. Boyd tried that sac, 1 got mad and went to Trn ton and cuiajed couusel to tUul her. 1 knew her charios were all Ilea, and I meant to crain tbtui down .er throat ll shv went luto tbe courts. When tit fi und rbe had me to Bght, she dropped tbe suit, j aiid I heard no more ut It, j Til MOTHCS'IN-LAW. Reporter What were th relations batweta yonr on and his wile alter he bod returned to jour bouee r Mr Quintln Oh, ftlemtly enon;h. TheT ned to ae eacu other very ollec, I believe 1 always un derstood that there Wu 1.0 .liir.cuUj at ail betvoan Vance and his wife; but between bun and tbutuuther tbrre waa a tend, and u be would fu to lur hounc Heporlfr Who It Mrs. lloyd 1 Mr. Qututi.i An I thai 1 don't know. !he come" Sxm New Yolk, 1 bellarc. She's rich, they aay ,nr father ma.'v a fortune out of a patent firo brick le ot up, 111 1 w.eii be dlod, If It It ull to Hr. St), tnd her liis .uid, sho don't amount to much, tne nr. live over tlure in Ooe strle. I'm told tnry aic aor'.h liAJi'H, aud I cuen they are. I luteie Lut is ..iiout nl I know anout Ihe nutter. Herxitu r V Ml do you and Vance tuiend to do 1 Mr. Quinlin 1 don't know what l.e wi.l do. He b so beadsiron-j ne won't lake advice; out I abui1 ldvc blm to Z" n;lil 111 now and get a dir. rce an.. let bis wife and Mr. Jomk i lu thur way rrjoicinr, Ibclievii Vance baa cone lu Irtnton now to see ti. lawyer. Ihankin: Mr. Quintln for his klndaeis, the Sirs reporter surtod in stincn or irnt. botd, (he nrtl.er of the too muchly rairrled yennn lady. Mrs. Hoy 1 resides in a beuumul niintioii alxiul iwo Bities Mom Tienlon. Tlie I oitp is situate 1 near the railru.id 111 ltd the roid rant ti rnuch a portion of her poun l. Uuie mi tlio rale, the nporter rauc I the tll, snd wit uslured Into a trautlluHr fur nishrd apariment. I'roitncuu a card, ba inquire. 1 for Mrs 1Lo,iI, wro nrseii.ly made her appearance. Hn Is a diisiiir.r E lady of abnui lor y. ti was dreeu in bi.. 1 seemed Ualf trerad for the street. b e 1 ived tbe roforier, who. afUr apoloelziiia t loo, opened Uia con srsalii n a fdl.i, !cporter Mrs. Iij0 m enma ovsr from ff fir Tork to lea-n sonietn 1 h reference tu 'hs" letters youni; Quiuilu n.i. 1, untune to I he .ivs. Mrs. I!od Voutis Qi.i 1 1.1 Is a foul, sir. Mt l.uyhier w a unlortunate euousb to contract a tisrrmiio wr.h blm, and nn by his silliness otir iitvaie i.T.iriaro all eapoaed. ilrit as it's all cot to come 1 1 jon't mind tiirlnz you rut nui'iiii or that mniuici rt well as Mori's rccoud one. 1 am now ,'nini t I'li-riton, aud 11 youiikv you can ride wdh me. and re 1 tnk at ve u. Ai t us 11 omeiit Mrs. Boyd's carrlsre drove up to lbs tlnor. and she ami ine reporter itot into It. This Is a very disasrreeaule bu.liio n," she ca'ked at ahe wheelwd tbe bona Into the road. "I do nut blmia 'Ins Uu.f st all lor its course. Mr 1) na w.,s ob.ued to publisii iruil lerlitlcntn 111 answer to joiing Quiinln's inuoileni letter. I am rtir tnoma ilut when tbe pnbl r near' tnj story it snl inum Irom sny harsh en i m Mar niarriii 1 Qumtinoniy a ys.ir ao, and ailb ,n It was against my wishes, I give a reluctant 11 leul, and look yum union to live at my house llrance as It mjy seem In yon. although ((nlntin B ted in tai fjinlly five inoatht or more, his imr riE Willi my duuenter wji never consumtniied, mil 1 may also sat Iba earns of net second marriage lib Mr. Joynei last June 1 soon found thai Qmn in was a woriliU'ss little tatDond. llr would not nork, but preierrid to loun.o around Tret Ion fro n aiornlni till mtht. I alto lound that he was keip nit comply with disreputable cluiicuri. and I 3itn resolved In snould .VITSR LITE TtlTn MT DAtnilTIll is her husband. 80 1 went to Now York and ton lultrd some very intimate ricndi or nuno about al.sl should be done, ll It t roper to remark here thai Murv oirli diteurd Qnlnlin, and for some dm prior lu kit ittVliui my houia she would 1 k'arceiy fieuk lohi'n. Anlrinic 111 New York 1 laei Dr. Ju tier, whom 1 had known for two years or nore. and alio He liroot, unoiher of my Intl ruln Iriends. spl He liroot, you know, It trr rntleinan w ho ili-iiied tint sihlrruill lironie I I lulu In iid .11.1 ril.d tbo Mb hiel Ani'''i nf II interna, m.d I thn.k tbe titlo well deserved, 'or 1m r an ncniiu) Kttby person, Mr. Joy air is lie nirsuiir of a new system 01 ship li-prou'iY. II" la u wril.hr reullemin, ind Is now eiiKnieil 111 titu nr his liiven K111 hefijro the l.ovf riiiio-m wi'h Ihe hups If In Vina it adopted, lie bd becu m love .sits tuv l.u.'uur lor a Ion e iiuie. and w uiu.l to main her 11 Ion alio inui lied 1 11 111 ill. Well, Mr Joiner slid t'spt lie llrt'ol look quite an Inteiesl in tne in.,11. r, inn In their advice I went to Mr i'.orare r tlfk. uioii.er warm lilend of mine, hom I hue known lir mam ears. Mr. Clark, you know, Is a tot in law or convouom tanpihihi.t, a. (to, 11) Ine way. 1 know qullo well a.so. Mr. Claik f Hi' n.i a Ifji ohiuiou on the matter, which m H.e fl' ct Hist an uncousuminsled marruie be- ietn ivio u.inort was of 110 account wbateser. snd M in 1 it null and ti iil at the volition of etliisr S li t 1 leit him perfectly fatufled that my diu,ili- Wi's m.rriaafl wis really no marriage al all, awl kinin iiLiim to Ireiiloo, A shirt tunc after that 1 1 In inn int o.iuthl.r to X' w Yolk, and by her oart 1 Bii 0, 1 l 1, 11. v mil and Iree consent, shs wis I lane.lo Mi. Joyner. J his inarriaRe took plare S hun buna. u, j.a.er Was f ola( to ltorope, and 1 iiijsii 1 iipi'iii wanted 11 settird before h left Hit murrlaie, liowever. at I said before, hat never been contain tmitid. and probably never will be now, ll.iln( listened pitlently at pos.lblo to this re imtkabin story, the reporter put tbe followlni quea tlont to Mt s Itoyd Kfporter Wi y did you keep this second mtrrlae se crm if von b id full faltli In tho correctness of Mr. Clara's opinion Mn. Il)d-lbal was at Iht reqnest of Mr. Joy. per It wool 1 I. are been a term to this dey had net The "it published tome tioie .tjro tho rtw re speellnis imtrriaai-t, which tequirrt lulnls ert to lexlsler all inarrLuet at tne oCIeti of the IJuaid of lltall'i Tint publication In tin srv yntfiHTBtcD tits iHNHtr.ns, and tlo y hts'one I to register lhm. That's the way Jnyp'-r's mai 1 it e c. line out, lte.iorti r How did iOUnE Qulntin fome to leave Jdtir In n. Mrs 11,. id I nv fold him he mnt ?n. Hep 0 le r- ji t.iat helore or alter Jo ner'i mar rltno r Mrs llnril I d-in't rewnner now lie ortn in 1 he aoqurtly. or did he o'ljectt Mrs ll.n l-Oi'. n" be picked up hit few tklnci nnd le t. Mr d.injEhti r nould not span to lil si, and has not noticed him Irom tint day to this. She enn-l.lers aer i ll leeillv tnjrrld tn Mr. Joyner, ami bt resolved 10 III" with blm now as soon at the ool of this urn t ile. Iteporter-lluw do you prnpete to tet her or.t of lh' Mrs. Ilovd--Well, 1 don't eiadlv know Tlero sseu lo he a iliflerfbce of opinion bi'twien Mr Clark ai.d t lawyers In Ttenion. The latter sty that Marl's flmt marrltte Is hlndln;, and that the second one It nail and told, and that tne can be mosErtrrr.n rem mm nr. 1 dn not fear tlio latter at all, for Quintln hat no menev to work with: but It miy put ut to the trouble of eilln a Inriil divorce from Qnlnlln Oipl. l)f liroot, tofether with Mr. Joyner, visited me yplcrdav mormne on their nay to Washlncton. 1 Uiliik more Iban likely we v. I.I rompromlso It with Qitlntin. lie It poor, and money will heal his wounded hrirt, I cues'. And li-ro airs, lloyj laiuhed softlv. Reporter Whera It Qnlntln nowf Mm. Iloyd I euest hu It al his lawyer's, no you win I to see htm I Tbo mtn reporter slid he did. Mrs. IWyd M'eil, you eo 10 hit lawyer's oraee. I am rolna to anollier plire Jnt now, and If I see him, I'll brine him to you Ir be should not he- there. Here the reporter got out of the carn-ire and went Into the I.h jit's, but did not dnd Quintln. Ho therefore took a feat and waited. 1'resenUy Ihe cemlcman appeared arrouipinled by Mts lloyd. It a a smuul-ir asnihlize In the lawrer's office Yuunc Quintln. who bad been ao cruelly taken In Mrs. lloyd, who atlpcted to despise Quintln ao heattlly mi snnEvro cooL-ncADio Ltwicrt, who lonki-1 upon Mrs. 11. at the caue of itne whole mischief, and upon tbo boy at the merest enl'd In the world and flu illy the btx reporter, whose mission it was to Isy bare all this mystery. The rrperier naturally looked at Quintln tbarplr, its lilt father had.tii he was bat a boy, and as Innocent as a child. He It a small, dtllcate-lookioE lad, wttb a Ibiti, liali del race, bat a brtfbt eye. He was dirtted neatlr, but hail a careworn look, which added, pi-i haps, to lilt apptrent simplicity. When Mr. Hold ornucht I dm to the office sbe evidently tnfadod to dictate what he should aay to Die Hex reporter, but to this little arrangement the latter otgvcied. snd there then commenced a slight trial ol skill betwren uia Ecu man ami the lady. Altar one difficulty he muiiol to get her lu anlmited rnnversjilon with Ihe lawyer, when, tappliiK Qnln tln 011 tbe knpo, he boldly led the way oat of tbe uQce and dosed lbs door. TBI MAKHtID BOT 8 ftTOttT. Now, Qnlntln," sild the reporter, "unbotom yourself. I sse you are ichloK to do 10." Quintln talks vary woll for a boy. and, with tne eicvpuon of a bit of maadtla eentirucot which he oibl ote.1, teems to have a pretty correct Idea of bit pot. lion. His sloey differs very widely Irom Mrs. Iloy.l's. aud tbe prools wbtch hretlilb.ted Rtve the ie to some of that udv's a-sertions at anr rate. 'H'e'l, I'd tell iou," Qulntlo went on to say, "Juil how tt.Lt thing come abont. this Mitt Bod and 1 lell in loiowttli eacn other when we ware boy and Ctrl toccthcr. Iterorier How old are yna now Mr. Qnlntln Mr QinuUa I am in my ISlh year Remade op our ruiioit to Eel married more Uiau a yearato, an I .111 the nth of Kebruary, list year, were married hi lUo ltcv Mr Lawrence, hern In rrenlou. Itci-urter Where did yoa to wl-cn you were mir list t !tr Qii.ntln To my wife's mother's riyht iwaj iieporUr Mra. lloyd aaia your mutlasa bu NBI'IUI B EEN CO.NUCMMlTtU, I. tint so' Air. QunilUi Yes. sir; that's ro. ltcporter Why Is Ifial 1 Mr. Quintln Well, yon see, the old ladr won Id not Irt 1 1 be- I thought 11 kind o' funny, but s U II 1 itiln'tsav anylhmc snppoeing 11 would all come ri;bt some Umo. 1 stayed In Mrs. Iloyl'l house the rial part ol Jniv. IbTortcr Why did yoa leave there 1 Mr. Qulrtln Well, you see Mime was In crtat dret i of her fattier, and she rot auiloas aud wor ried about onr msrrtae. r-he was afraid It wxsnt le;al. About ike liSlti of June, I think It waa, sne and Per mother wert dawn to Ne v York, ami were gone moro than a week. One runt they came home it 9 o'clock. 1 thought It was queer the way Uis oid Isuy behaved i but I didn't sav aDytiilug. Heporler How did sbe behave 7 Ejstdaa uia iiusr mtniND arnn dee second wakuiaue. Mr. Qnlntln Oh. treated me cool like. Mamlo w ss pleasant etiongb. and when the went up suits sbe klsseilm good night. Hi-porier win walhisj Mr. Quintln About tu. at of Jaly fit I new know, lour days alter her marrlagu with Joiner. Next morning rtcm after brraktasi tlie old lady came to uio uid s)i ahe. Vanie, I bit coma to ihe conclusion not to support you any rajte. I'h give you twenty-lour hours to park np your tbiigs and leavu my bonis." Well, I thought It was kind o' lurny. but still I didn't say amtnlng. I thought rather lb in make a fata I'd better so. Ai d 10 I went over to father's. 1,'t po'ter Did it not occur to yoa tint It would be a good thing to aay something about your wile 1 Mr. Quintin Yes, 1 ihoucbl of that, but then I thongbt What's th use I The old lady wouldn't let lie take ner uway, aud la ltd I dluu't hale any juce to uku htr t. It porter Yes. H ere l something In that. Mr Quintln oh. yv. sir; no man ought to taks a girl away irom her uiolaer unmea lie haa piaoe lu Ukc tier to. ltP irter Did yon see vonr wife before too left, audit so, what did Mic sa.i -ihout ou-going f air Quihiin lib. s e o.dn't waul me lo go a bit She cro-1 an-' wnl on at a teirtbie rite It nn.ls me Icel vary Lad, I lull jou, bu. 1 couldu't aay au(- U.ILg. ltrporte r ".nJ all tldl time the Wat married to at. other mm f Mr. Quiniln So ll seemt. Hnuorier Did volt ever tee Mr. Jorner 7 Mr. Quintln Yes, sir; ho came here lus, fall once, and se cniue tn see me. H was about tie time Mra lloyd waa suslng me for divorce. I bad beurd Maui. speak ol nlm olten. Mis thoaeht he wus a Kieal .'rlend of her family's, but inter Ills inter. leu wuli ma 1 didu'l think so. In fact I got very mal at him for latkinc lo me the way he did. Itaporini What did he sji f Mr. Qnlntln Whv he eametome, and sivt he, "Quintin, now you're a good fellow, but you -ire veiy inuug. Ill weroyou I wouldn't oopoee Mrs IL.t.l In CETTINfl UCIl DACGUTSn mVORCED rrom yrm Yoa know yonrs elf Mrt. Bod It a pretty tard cnaractor, tad you, as well aa ethers, have hmrd that he It pietty fat. Nrnr, how o yon kli' w but what ydur wife Is eio You c.n't tell. You're young and In eipsrlenced. Y'ou know also that they keep arcre'a from you. and ueier tell you what they do when tiM-y eutno to Now York together." I got msd ilrht away, and 1 toll blm ha mutii't talk like tntt,ind lis dKin't do an any more. In fact, I fuveu't teen htm since. .Since l'rs ound oat that be was nurried to my wife even at that time, I've thought 'bat ht on'y meant tn gjmmoa ma into con.onting to a divorce, and (with a vurv sir wink) I'm mizaty :lid now that I didn't iitteu t him. ilepor'er Mrs Hold .t that Mamie haa not n -tlced you since )0U kit the bouse, and that sue ileapiees yon. llr. Qmntin That Is not so. I gnets Tve got tho nest proof ot thit In my pocket now. Here Is a let i.r its oiio wtote mo ou tbe 22.1 of December, six n.nmlis ui er she married Mr. Joyner. 1 sent her a Utile prt ti and ask-d her why tno hadn't an inured my last Icier, tioj n piled aa follows Teentot, Dec. tt. 10. DraaVaacE: I rerelval ynnr note tun mornlnt. I sranovleilge your klndu ss but t uouol know wlislher 1 cm go or not. b-it 1 will mcrt you at ths Fair frldav evening. wtiti I will make duo trplauULjntt we can pKri out not If t Father I note nnyriitug sboal it ai A Is very aprer ot;ofnft vou. Yuu have Decn atfritrut ililhrr hiu .he ha. ntriiBf been iour b'ttfntmt .o lar iia A .Ion Cf. you leant every lit profit ull you aiiunt n, r ton ol u-iU turn ouf HyA'. I'uii nr si go lo Hit l'i t u 'fJPce sni. gi't your CAiwimai prrrits. we wi I .i.ffi uiun 1 iiopu alter tins, put kt'p all yotr biuliUH unirt.f Ml miissii eonlUU.it of nun ptrMil. I win cioie bopics lo f-e vou soon. Your., HAM IK. nporttr Did you meet her at the ram? Mr, Quintin Oh! n. and had a real pleasant rbsl. e talked about huw mnch longer we wcro oi lo separated, and she sseuied so anxious to have our niairuge acknowUdgi d, Ileporter Wnat did yon do when thla Joyiff marrisge was published and you discovered your aifo's nsrll iv f Mr. Quintin Oh 1 I wrote her a letter ssklag what It all meant, hhe sent me this in repl) Teentow Jaai.th, 1M1 fie Vans Meet ine lo niorro ninrning Stlurlav, alMitYai neri, if yoa cannot come ia the morning co.iie In tne allcrnooni rt.od's.aso. Yonr.a.ever MAMH IN dnnir. iKi-mie, I have something of l.niiornics to tcli yoa. Iteportei i course yoo went In haste, Mr Qmni.i yes, sir. I showed her the paper, mid tl.e siknoM ledge A It was true; bnl she explain (l it ail to my tulultrllon, She said her mother bail nude her marry Mr. Joyner, bnt thai she dldn I love him, but ahe did lave mo. Uhe alto told me iiui Mr. Jojtier hal seur been any more lo her thin I had been. When ihe liild uie that, I fell so 1,1 id that I furpiva her right atviy. Ilcpotter ou forgave ner Mr. Qumtln-Ob jes, sir. I love htr to macU I couldn'i do otter vise, Heporler Well, what are you going to do now 1 ill. Quintin Well I hardly kunw. Mamie haa cot aomswnat discouraged. A few daft ago the wrolt me a ruear letter. Here It It MAMU'l LAIT LETTII. Tbeutow, Jan. M, tUTl. Ilea Vamcei ComttoMrs. Wsraers Tsriday 1 with to have a talk, with yoa I have a gnal oguco ki Uk a limit I J!L .Jl! u- dott of potion to pot misalf nnt of this miserable world and Hie Lylnu peoplecome by all meant or per hapayoa may nevsr set me sitte. Toms, at ver. MOtLltV. T B. I bare tome MqnciUtumaKe before Iyajnie. BATED FEOM SrtnbE. Ileportet Of coure ion biistened to dlsabuteher mind of the Ideaof solriiljf llr. Qinnlln-Yef, sir; I rnflied right off and by my procipincea in thai tespcel I thluU I saved her ''t'eporler Wht dlJ the mean by the lylne peo ple in the timid 7" Mr. Qitlniln Oh, tho meant 'hesn Trenton gos sips. lhe'e talketl o inucli about thciae. Ileporter How do you propose to settle Ihe esse 1 .Mr. Qnlnlin Why, 1 shall cUIti my wife, o' course, hhe is a loiely girl, and 1 adorr her. and I don't enre if she Is tnirrlod lo flftv Jojnerst I have the first c aim They ore tryln t lo buy tne off now, j hear; bnt I don't c ire for the money they conld civo tne, I'm going lo h..ve lln girl, it's all Irr tnolhrr Hill's dune tils flhc never would l.nvo done it herself I oul l h,'linto a lltlh' If I tbeuaht that her inairlaze with J iner was con'tiinmatc 1, hut now that she tells mo ll bsn't, why I don't ore. Ileporter Have vou seen Mr. Joyner since the thing his come nut f Mr. Quintln -No. W -o all going to tttvt a meeting next week. 1 got a letter through Me mall to-day. though that I don't ntidetstand. II ain't ex actly a letter though, but II It a prlnte I paper. I can't set Tiin.U'nii ht hrt uis what It mesas. Hotnetimea I kind o' think tone bol) bis meaiit to poke tut nt me. It cotne from Ne.v York, and I ilh'n't kiow tint what It came Irom you folks In tho Sl'N oftlcc. Here ll N: "V OT1CK. It 1.1181 A mull package, containing TWO CHlI.DltHN'.t IHM)li IWO 1'AIII (IP SIIOB8, 1 wo I'.Miit or itcunEiis, anh rrrnEn l.titLt TiitNoa, left tn Uie nci omraodallon train In rack in rront of tha omy .adlet' car on tbe itsln. Then- w o no mat k on the package, and fotno person may have taken 11 Willi the inteaiiuaof returning the t.tuie to lis owner t if so, Miev will plesse return tha lame tn my law enter, t&4 lironl street. New ork, and 1 will give 10 rewsnl i if li was stolen, 1 will give tU on com iction of the tnler. 0. A Wol f Cnnns'llnf tt Law. lteilileice. l'carsali's ron.rr, 1,. I. Affrr reading the above, the Sum reporter bade Mr. Qnlntln udltti. Tin: mutton or nri.i,i.iusitunau. A Hoy lllanpprnre In the Knrth IllsroTerr of a 31 ratrrlnue Catp le ll the Home of tho Wretch vsho Htabe --linol (llrlajf The uiyslcrlotii villain wlio inaugurated tlio reign of tcrrof among tha women and children of Wllllsmsburgh It still at largo, and unlcst lie re dimes til bloody work he will In all probability escape capture and finally pass Into oblivion, lilt over a week since any woman hat been assaulted wltbla the clly limits, and over two weeks since any outrage haa been committed by the woaluSbt boy aasattln. Hut according to Serceiul Miller's theory, akother raid of this terrible demon may bo exrecte J sbont these dsvt. TUB MOON HIS NElttLT RBACIIED ITS TCLL, sad If the fellow Is a victim of Unacy, at la sup posed, he will soon make himself known again. It t Kirefore becomes Uit public to cxprcise such ri;t lance at will Insnre hit capture. It having been reported yesterday that the aeaia sin had been arrested, a Sra reporter called at the Sixth l'rtctnct atatlon lo Irua tba tratti of the re port. Serguaut Miller was not al his post; bat an ofll er squally obliging and nearly aa gooj-looc-ing sat al tha desk and anawered tne reporter's in quiries. Heporter Well, officer, that was a sharp dodge of youra disguising jour men in women's clothes and ettihlng Ho rayrterlousassasfln. OOfer Yes, but we didn't catch liltn. though. Reporter What I Isn't tne 'tlio in the lock-apt I came over for the very purpose of Interviewing him. Offlcer Not that I know of. IT he Is his manner nf getting In there is more mysteriaua than any thing t.v has done yet Ht porter -Then tne thrilling story of twenty cops dirulsod ss women of the stiletto gleaming In the aurllxbl of Uie pollcrmin w.io aaved 'us life by brrakinllt woula be assifslii's arm of inn capture of the woman slabber. Is all a hoax 7 oncer Yes all a boat. I kevtr heard of tbe affair until I saw II In the CIA. lieporiei Uut haven't you arrested some person on suspicion of hla being tne ass affiu 7 Officer No.'sir. A erscy young man vms taken In custody several wetke alio, bie.m-e lie wst becoin Hut dirgerent to his lainlly. 1'rom his acllona we suspected that be waa tub worn tTAtnnn. but is most of tbe slabbing hat been done since he wis (i iit to tut asylum, of cour.u lie is not the guilty party. Al tint moment, two hots entered the door al-mo-I out ol brrjth. and Informed thooScer tint a inyatcrloua cote had been oiscoveri-d tn an op.'n 'ol about one bundled rods from the station. A man had been seen going in and comiiia out of the h '.e early in the morning with t basket on bis arm Tne hots were afraid to enter the cave, for they thought It the hiding place ut robbers, ur perliaus the home o' the vampire. An ofilcer was deliiled to make an luvpllg.iit"n, and piloted bt the bos aad followed by The hrN reprrti r. ho started on his errand About half a block trim Ihe elation np Htarg streut. In ths open country first a 'trip il noun I, then u wide sweep of meadow tl roi 'i which ploughs Newtown Creek, and beyond this the wide tract of rich, undulating farm land that tin d!y dips luto the ocean. MMny between the tfrniiuu ol rvagg street snd the meadow w aa a small c'amp of hnsli' t, and to tnat rint the half-frlghti ned los le.1 tne way lltl -adoxen ertont hud idready collected around tne cave, and be'ore the reporter arrived one bolder tuan tho rest bad cxpl ired Its mysterious depths. He cuue out with a hatchet, ao old shovel, two baskoia, and a box of matches, wldUi he hud fonn I Inside A fire waa tmouldurlcg ivithlo, lulJs of coke and coal, (bowing that THE CAVE II in BEEN nECENTLT IVntMTED. Iiwas a strantely eonflmeled affair. Hetwren two clun ts of bushes waa a hale jui b'g rtiuti. i tn ii not tfiu bodv u a man. It exteedid to tin dipin of lour or file fiet. irom whiih t..e ii't-rior ofthc c-ite suread ont tike a fan. tnriiilog nearly a ba'f clreie Willi a ciriunifcreiicc of eiqlit or tru lest. Thu riuf w s made of plank, covered with roliife tin snd an inch or Iwo ol soil. Ilvel ail sas about a fool of mow T1.0 cntu would pro'iab'y have remained undiscovered for months, hail not some liovt Sfrn n lu in with a Jsrge basset un his aim snndenly dis appear Into the gronnd, and in about a quart' r of in liiurat suddenlv reappear noon the snriire. 'Ibis tva about 10 o'clock te.terday mornlnr. When the man had got out ol ticht, tlio hots atptniched Ihe spot and began an Investigation. Alter a long search, one ot them stepped upon ths I til n entering of brush anil snow tba; concealed the entrance to tl e cavo and suddenly rtlijppeared Into the bowels t ftbeeariu. He utiered a cry of terror, and was prilled out almod breali.h sr Willi fright. A counsel of war was h-ld,rind nnallyone of thu boldest of the lads was cominmioiied w explore the mystery. lie went down, took a rspid glance Jt the interior, tnd came back to report. His repotl waa not very atis ficiory, and so the polks wcto informed, aa already s a'ii. What this cave was constructed for, and who were Ha builders and occupants, ia a mystery yet le be unravelled. 1'osslbly It may luive been the receptacle of sloien goods the robbers' cave or perhaps tbe home of some poor outcast who had not elaowbere In lay Ins hu.id, whu had no olncr retreat from Ihe w.i''i-r's cold and storm. One of th men who were attracted to the apot luoa a ll.hledcindle and WENT DOWN INTO TftE CITS to eir'ore lis Interior. He ssld there wst nothing t i c into tuspiciou tl.ot it wna simply a hole In the ground In the shape or a half circle, about Bve feet wide ut in widest polnl, and covered aa already de fcrlhed. The north wiiil of tlie cava near Ibe en trance way composod of a ploce ot Eino or tin. Ileyond that lor several feet Uio ground roueaed hollow, as If there was an Interior compartment beneatn, The reporter requested the man to re move this xlnc and see If there was not another room lyond. This waa not done, bowevor, sad llio BrN man went away wtlb the bellsf that the cava was not fully explored. Ilcnlb nf .Ur, llpury Mi lnmiy. Mr. llcury ritcl.itvny head of tlia tlrui or Steinway ,t Sons dlod nt hit residence on Kait Pirtj-thlrd street, at 3:50 A. M., ou Taesdar, I'"eb. 7, after a llugerlin; Illness. He was botn In the Duchy of Ilrutitwlck, Ciennany, on tha 1Mb of Fo' ruary, l"37. Ao lnlieront talent for music led him luearl) boyhood to make his own muslesl InKru mei.ts, on which he played wtth wonderful title, In a short time hit efforts received a further impe tus. He first learnt cablnet-maklnz at Qostar, and thero also worked In an organ factory. AfUr hav- ....Jl.l I,. nt nlnnn t.i-l- .nt l.u rrttnl.t.i.l nn Independent business. 1 ne cfMiieniusneis of nit own talent and a thor ough knuitlciUu of tlio business he had emb-itked In, Induced him to seek a w I 'lT field for hit labor. In ldl'J he lent his second son, Charles, lo New Yoik to invrftlgatc the piotpecta which tho Now World olTi're.l to the piano trido. I'pon his report It was tu tU'(cn I whothcrthe lamily shoidd emigrate tn Atmricu. 'I ho report waa so highly lavnrabla Hint eany tu 1M) Mr H'-nry flelnwar and lill ratully (with one exci-ptlon) set sail lor Alot n .J. Heat oui'u selll.J In -New York, To ublaiu a thorough knowledge of the American system nf piano manufacturing and doing busiuest, Mr Henry steinway and hla sons worked in differ ent New York piano Isctorles.tnd It was only after the lapse of nearly three tears. Hut in the spring of loi'l the lather and hi lour sons commeuced bail ncss for themselves, Th.it coininonremoi.t was made with cautious modesty tn Varlrk street, where they rented a rear buildiug, aud uiauufactured about one lano a week. Tne firm soon found the building far too smt'l for their Inerea'ing business, which InJItii bo trans ferred to a larger building in Vt alter street, adja cent to nioadw iy. Ill that year tlie tlrin exhibited at the New ork Induitrtal Exhibition nr the A mer it an lnsll't'.to, held lu Crystal 1'alace, a plum that was constructed after a new ajsteni, wblrh was awarded by the uuanluiout verdict ol Ihe Jury, Ihe first prlxe, via.: a gold medal. Tha holiness of tlie i nrm continued tn Increase with tnch rapidity that In IBM It.o llrin was compelled to purchase a large plol of gtouod iiu which lo ereet a laelory full building waa put ep In 1 and orcaplad In 1800. i In IbW the southern nlng was added. LIFE LN WASHINGTON CITY. TJIX TllAVD WltlCll rOHTMiHTVlt' UESElt.LL CllUSlfELL trXA'KEB AT. A flennndrel ChPcUmnlrd-Thf) Whelp Hnnlh Mppplng forward with nr Clnlitis Vcto from the t'rveldrnl. Wasiiinoton, Keb. 7. Senator IUkiErfRcp. Minn.) reported back tho Hoato Joint resolution re pealing the joint resolution approved July 13, 1S70, nttthnrlriug tl.e 1'o-lm.utor Oenc ril to adjust the claim of (Itioruc Choriennlnr, accomntnlel with t writcii retort. It recites the fraudulent chattcier of tlie claim. llr. l'oxEtior (Hep., Kansas) ttld tlio Postmaster Oenrral l.ml received all tar blame In the cato. In fairnet s to that eflleer he wnntcd the Committee' rrpott road. Tho report was then read. It sets forth that the claim wst pasted wlthont proper at tention during the lmrry and buttlv attending the rioting hours of a session that all responsibility In the caso bad been a"umed by Congress In enjoin ing upon tno l'oetmustcr-Clcncral the adjustment of the culm In t specific war; tinneratea the I'ost-master-Ornenil from all blime. and suggti a thor ongh examination of tho wliolo claim by tho Court of Claims. Mr. TuciinrLi (Hep., Ill concurred In the repeal ot the tesolutlon, but be woutd not say as a rule that the I'oitmaster General was obliged to do what he did. In his (Mr IrnmbuM's) opinion he wst not so obliged, particalatly when It was known Hut Tit WHOLE AUOl'NT ur Cllt1RPB.N.Nt.Q' CLtlVl, as show n by Us petition filed In the Court of Claims, was ttd.don, wltn a cstfjjd addendum for dsmnget of fMi.iSMin rounuVnaJfuers. Mr Hamlin liipWs.) said that hiul he occu- filed the place oi the trst uiaatcr-tlener.il, he wou id lave given the law cxartly the same construction tout the adjnstrnent of tho claim was luaudaiury upon mm. .Mr. CiiANtiLrn (Iteo., Mich said the claim h id been presented lo nnJ very properly rejected ny the ;reent I'ostinastcr tlcneral, as also over and over s.in by bit predecessor. Cor.grea, la the l.urrr of Uio last diy or the last session, passed a law c im pelling thai ofllcltl to n-open n case upon which he li.d nliendy reported adversely, and laying down the rourfe In wnlcn he shonlj proceel. While he felt morilfl. d that Coaxroal had co ninlltfd iiirh an error. I e trusted that ll would serve as a ueiul ai monition In tho mture, and tost no more bil.s tt ould be allowed to go tlirouzli In a hurry. Mr. MoRBiu. (Hep., Vt.) thought It hardly fair In tlu-ow the blajie upon t'ougrepi. It seiind strange liiM a claim o' this kind, wlilcb hail so many times boen Uligsted In the Host Ofllce ll-pnrtiuent. should ceme tn Ihe fust "ifflco Committee snd they know noP.Ing st .ill about IL That Luinuiiltee had made a suggestion Jcaiust which be proteiun). It was nut the Court ol Clsltns shniild have Jurisdic tion to Ilia casp, aud thai this claimant, STEEPED ALL Otrn IN CUIME, should have a fair chance to make good hit claim belore tbal Couri. lie had proved hin.asir a scui n druL and all the parties rngaged with hi n tied shown their utter worthlcssnces, and ho (Morrill) would not give any ol them a chance to coiue before cither Congress or Court of Claiuia tor a aingle dime. Mr CAatEnov (fit p.. Ta.) aald he wonl.l allow the pending resolution lo pass, and would utif qui'Ully move for an Inreftlgatlon lo gel at the bottom ol tlie fraud. He would show wbn wrote the re-olu-lion which pssied the Huuse; who Introduced it l..ere snd put n upon Its passace. The Joint resolu tion then passed without objection. THE AIR LINE nilLElMD DILL then rave op at unfinished husluuts. A motion lo uo.tuone waa lost, V lu 7. Mr. VlCKrns (Uim.. Mrt made a Unglhl alguu-rnl acalnsltiie bill, wneii It was rskl aside, h) )ras 33, '21. to ai.uw of the ikispoal of billa reboiled liuai the Com mittee un Claims. PATINO THE SOCTll rot UAKINO W AH. Tlie bn for the relief of loyal cltlzei.s of Loudon couiiiy, V.i 'to I'JV tor lite stock seiied br tlio t inted Stites lories, under an ordiruf lieu. Micit uau in IMA wis un llr dlscussvil. at tavultinc a prlnripie of patirg i r propirl) tak.u by ike army tu the enemy's luuniry. Mr Wiixki litiu. s asserted the loyalty of the claimant, and tba. il e iintluntl authority tud net, r bee i oiNitrut tel In Lou ton rounty. Mr MomitLL HU'l' Vl i ild the peculiarity of tbe c.i.e w.r, Li.it almost all these oide were Quakers, and, aa a miller of ourie, they were gcod Luton men Mr Un.LiAJis (Hep.. Oregon) said thit every one or such clsiuis had a Quaker, a woman, or soiue l itiu eise peiubsr in tk LI'-iusbter. Ana b) p.evo raeel liinlsUen, ste,. by sieo, toiiares was entib .isiinig lueitdenUi wi iru would etentutlly lavolve tl.e Ijjvernuieul in Ue pstencntol all tne losstai sustained by liiv So nth by rioson uf the war. He would never tuie tu msjiu re;nraUon for Ino or dikary and Itckleiual loesca tt the war. On the iiuais ut the bill be demanded tbe yoaa aua uays. In tlie (ourse ol Hit debate, heweter, he Coin pistked thai tno CommlUee un Claims appearej lo Lave no definite ruie ae to these culm, and that tbe pracni-M iidi-cl of ibelr course w- tu 1KCSLE OLE NATIONAL DEBT. Mr Davis ilii-ra Ki 1 maintained t'ii the pr in ert) t i. it u.sli'ysi o rupied au i-quil looi.m; with tbal oi the lorn persons, aud that ail w-.it ci ixens, and cetiiied lo .te swuie proleciiun. 1 he oi. i tbec passed. Yews, So nils, 10. The House amend nent to tbe lonoiutiou to con vey sopjliaa tu Bu-upe was concurred tn. GE N T AKD THE SENATE AT LOOflEB BEADS, A mtieage from tbe Pre.tdent, vetoing the Senate bill lor Ine rclisi ofccrlainiuavai contractors, was re ceived and rent. Tne veto la apon tbe itround that the tlalm ol the cuntmctort was In consequence of arise la ILt irtce o labor snd materials alter the contracts were made, which would not have .risen Hdus dillince usd been u.ed In tlio pro.icutioii of the work. Ibe nest go was rvlerren lolho Com n.ti'ee on N ts ACoirt, and oroerej to be primed. Ti e Vii e rresiretii also laid before tne ensle an hitcuflvs louimunicuUoii. n-4.oHiuivu.ling ttut in view o' tbe vrowma tmorlauce and power nf Norib itornisny. Die Ihilin mitsioe bo niaile firt tl vss. Alin. 1 ibt--si gu iroin the 1'resi lent. iuc!o-ing, ei re-poii---: to s Knaie resolution, cu, ies 01 11 eorro- .p..i m-in oar uitiii cotuosuders in Ho.ulmcn w.tvis Tso.eJ snu orderoJ to ue prinle j. Iluuse ol Hrprpeent.ittvea Mr. CrsiNA (.Hep., l'cnti.) n..tt!e u inraoual ct llanatioii in nlllinco to his i nec.ua with tl.e Chorpenr.tng care He defended tbe rostmatli r (leneral, and In leUUon to blintalf iW tired nmit solemuly that he bad nevor received, or agreed tu receive, ner had he ever beeu oflarrl In this caio, or any ott.tr, a aiuae tarlldiig foranyoClckU act of tls, except tne salary attachsd lo tan posiuou which he occupied. Means. Hill. Dawes, and FAHftswunTii .itkml for the prlv 1 iuue or milking stuteineiila 111 ri pb, hilt ol Jectlon e la made, and the regular order ut busine- s insisted on. PEOTECTINO THB OOTEBNUWT AITA1N9T TRAl'D. Mr. Conci'.K tlltp., Lnd.), from the Committee on Public Expenditures, reported a bill providing that no accounts or claims which Into brcn adjuitej by tho accounting otneera of the (lovcrnmenl shall bt reopened without authority specially given by law, and forbldJlng tbe accounting ofUcers to act upu any account or oitlia wnlch shad not have been pto seated within tlx icars from tha di'.e at whlct ll originated, unless r!ie person having Ihe claim was an Inuut, a hmmt court, or a lunatic. 1 he set nd section forbids any person who Is or has been an officer, cloi a, or employee in inn piulin nrvne to act ak agen-or atlorni) ID the pro-i iMl.ua olilaiins K'ure uio depaiinii-ul or .my tirnu-.li Ihereot In which ho hd rertid, or to gt 1 e luim nuti'in or im part kuoMedge acquired by iiun bClii-iliy ia aid of claim ayaliist ihe United sijt.is. Alter considerable dltcnttion tha bill wat tmcn 1 ti so is to pruvlde that ll shall not ap,lv to any cl.11111 of loyal men arUtag lu btates turiutm in in surtrcliop, which by operation of thu law could 1101 bo bi.any settled uid aJjtisu-d, ra.il thit all olhor claims shall be pttsenii-d wtihln six years Irom tho pjssg ol ibis act. 'llio si-CHud suctt n as aim 11 1 ed so aa tn apply only to persons who Imtt I'cvu st- Iiloyeo-i ol tne liorsri.meul wltttu turwe years. Tne ill! as thus amended waa passed, TBE WEST rOINT UCTBIOE. Mr. AsrEtt iltep., Mo.), from the Committee on Militaiy AlUirt, made a report ou the !ut..ail;atln Into tbe eiijul.iun of three cadsta Iroui West 1'ulut Acalemy. 1 ho rrport wat read tn rail. It civet a drtsllcd history uf the case, and closet with refoluttous directing the rieiomuou ol cad' la llalrd, llainoa, aio) I'ltcktnser on tao tlrst nr June ut-il, the dis missal of the Icailsra aud rhiglo.aera 111 Ihe sflair, snd tne 'rial ol the niter members ut Hie Cut class whu part ilpitisl 111 It, The lepurt wst ordeted to be printed, ltd Its con sideration was postpenad until 1ui'sd,i), the Hib Inst. Ihe Speaker laid before tbe House a MtsAaB rnou tub ruisincNT, calling attention lo tl e recent ettahlishinent In Her many of polilicnl Inttnutions analogous in Heir character to those of Ihe Unite 1 r-ittes, lead recu u liieodlng that the salaries 01 tho Miuisier uud be-cre-tiry ut Legation al llerlin be ruspei-tivelf incivasr-J to the Fiiiu nt are allowed at London and Paris. The rt'comineudation wat rerelvrd with Uo;luer on the Dimorrntic tide of tbo II01110. Mr. Iloortn (Itcu., Mats.), fiuni Uio CuuiiaUteii ou uud Means. rt orl I a bill Itll'EUINn THE INCOUU TAX, and asked Hit 11 bu made the special ordr for Ihursdsy next. Mr MATtiinp (Hep., Tcnn.) objeclel, and the bill was relerred lo tho Comrrlttfe 01 the Whole. Mr. Hanuall (Dcu., I'enn It 11 iter likely to be reached there I The rSriAEiii A majority of the House can reach It. Sir. HATtTULL- When will ths Chair alio the mo tion to ba mid I The Hi-eaesb It Is privileged motion. Tbe gentleman Irtm Masfachusst-x (Hooper) ran tasks It this moment, The bill gee 10 the Commltiee of the Whole, aad, of count, being the last assign mtnt, Is at ihe foot ot ths oalrudar. The House can go luto Cominluee at any lime, tod by a majority Tote lay itldo all other pending hills. My. rAMIWiJiTO CUejp., UJ'rkeO bj I till as th calendar to repeal the duty on coal and "alt I hope the Committee will Orel ink np and past that bill Tail hill It for the benefit ot the poor man, Thla bill la for the benefit of the rich man. Mr. Iloorgn gave notice that on Thursday next, tmmeiti.teiy after the reading of the journal, he would move to go Into Committee of ihe Whole for the purpose of reaching Hie bill. Mr. Cox (Dcm., N. 1 Will Ihe ventleman allow ami ndmentl to be ider d lo :he bill 7 Tho SrEAKrit-It Is not In the power nf the gen tleman irom Massachusetts lo prevent the oiTerlar nf amendments. The bill cannot be reported back from the Committee while there ate any amend ments to he olleted. The Houie then pioceeded lo consideration of the kill reported br Mr. HoAU (Hep., Mass.) to establish A STSTKM or NATIONAL rbLCATION. The bin jirovd. t for tho appointment by the lres dent of a s in. riiitcmtem or Naiaiml rpvhoolein eaih r-iitfi', at a svi-irv of tine thou nd dollars who .hall dislilo III- State nit ins many 'iivisw 1 as tho Male Ins r pres'-niauves In e.ongri:"s.nnii mrco h or these clivt f.ims th"re I- lo he ami" n l nr th.' Sccieiary ol th-Iiiii-nor a dls.rlet siipoiiiiieiitt'ni, al a salary ol two thousand dn'iart, the divisions are to be dividfd Into scSool rtlftrtcts, wtlhalnril anprnntendent In cacti district, to be ap pninted bv the hecrctarv nf the Interior, al not morn Uian three dolltrs per dav for the time actually em Dlnyeil. ihe oiat superintendent is to select the place Ier Ihe school hoef ami ts to parens or hire It tn Ihe r.sms of the United Slates. Thn vcnool booat are 10 lie pres. rload ny the Mate Dupcnnteudrnt, nndcr the di rection of tbe Commissioner of Kducatioa. and are to he fnrnlfiif d gratuitous!) to those uneble 10 nitv fir Hi-til No nooks are to he used anil nutnttrtictl im glven favnilnj the peculiar tenets or any religious sect The Fecreiaiy 01 tho Tioi.nrv I. to proimo rub s n conrornilty tn the law providing for the pa) mentor leacbom, n t, ithool bouses, aad otner objects oe-tgu cdbytbubdl thccommuflAnerof Edncatl.tn Is to mttce an an. mini rerort to onirei-s auto prescntio rules for Ihe Soternmeut of iiiiieriiiti'idenra and Inspectors. A Irect tax of ISO u,riu mipo-cl and aapnrtlonrd a nong the Elates rtiie sum raised In earn Kiate'obo evpendiil for the purposes of e-lneatlnn lutnatHtate Tho act Is to take eirei t July I, 171. nut aay Flute rosy, in 'is 11 of paying the lix, provldf for the suitable edu cation of all the ihiMreu wtthin Its borders and If tba President be laittniM ai the expiration or twelve niopiiis flat triTe l i-thllsnd In that "taf e a sn '.table (ystom of common schools, no further steps sksll he takin for the sp'i'oiuliuilil of ufScsri or tha miessiucni ot lbs tax therein, Mr llosn ail.lresfed the Hnnsa In ciplanatlonand aJvocacy ut ibe bill, lie declared In conclusion tnat be had nut in ptepirlsi the bill n thought of a par tisan, per mil, ur political tialnro. He believed Hut the connlir would perish, Just aa sure at the rout thai Is rotten at the corn would pTish, If Con gmt did not deal tvltb fie terrible, tremeudont evil Of Ignorance. The bit. went over until to morrow. Tlie Pe nclenfv Appropriation bid, amounting 10 tlll,o7i,fWf, waa utile the spi-dal older for Prid iy. The Sinker announced the at rolnlmint ot Mes is. lv. Lev id New York and Nlblifk and Poland as 1 l.e Ci rterenccCommitteoon the Cunsmar and Hlplomtiie Apprnprlallnii bill. lte-nl Eeitilr. The Txchangr Salnronn was yeslenlay Pile I with bona fide nnyrrs As the spring season appron he., tlieauedon iirauoli of tie rnal estate bu'latss r-rutlileiis tin. and many piomi.icnt deslsrt preilio; 4 bn.y time, the bl Idiui yes cr.tiy was quite hitsk. and thspilr.s realise I eonsidereti very roon. Mr James M. sillier oil houses ani lots 01 ground on n. s. iistu si, 4wl ft K Av. t. esrb lot XM1M.1I. tor nlwi. 7 lota a t- Jmnuiz on llsr'i-ni lliver. tor tva,Bco. ttsw-rs lav reeee, Osatey gt r ,urv soM ft me and lot a. s .si n k., im It w a liy,. lot atiicsit. for s.i.'g. Messrs. tton erts Jl tlciluire sold (tables anil plot crontMi, 7H4S ant Tnj itail.initou i, toot rjisi, 10 Mr D. I' JairrJil d for SiO.tsu) Mr FsirrhtM is t'10 erntleiuan reported in tne ieisn;e who hoys tiierhohn pieces of ri-al estate f rlls Tin-it tlnisa and tntnri luitolk st toti'st yi t. 13,030 hou and lot 113 Lhr.aiouln r tl.. lot ?HaO, il.SU) noa.e and lot H sutfola st., lot U 9x p,0;s. Nets Jersey "tntesinrn !Srlhtng Krlr. Two bills rcjieollnx tlio b'ne legislation of lirt winter, more partlcultrly connected with P1.rp.1n interests, were laid uvcr la the New Jtrtey besale ysaleruay bv 13 tu S. fonti'nls nt Ilip Wpeltly Haa. The Welklt SfK, published this mornlnj, con tains the followlnrt The Kuropean M'ar Text of the Convention betwei n Illsmarek and I'atru-Tnreatenttd Anan-hr -a irrendtr 011 e rreneu Anuy nt ihe l.u-t i'locvedtnts 01 ton ci ef I be Ineooie Ttx 1 The stion il 1 111 mces The ran Ikoitlnxo I'oi'ltnl-sloii tte'i. tfvan's Ad'onut of th I vt f'ubtn l.tnedl'iom The tVreit-n wna a ttanla for l-tlatihintf Iseriool (lir.si flutlotTlson) Unesrtlifil liargf rons Ice Kloe on tne llado'i A tt tide it 111 Jer ret ntr Irrrlble Accident on the lla.lson Itner Itsil loid f.eadinu Articles 1-top Thiet Alstury 1 I luaa cltl and Aglicullurtl ttspalls. The Hollar ai-N contains a complete enltrm? of the news of the week from all pirta of the I'mtud Blslsj and tne Anerlran oonilnsni. Conies la -rsp,itti ready for mailing to the old comtry may be nil at tha desk of our piitllr.ilion office. Price thriu -e jis. llorc inu the Hiiu.nkaiih The most hope'est oss of tlin'iki'oni-s aud 'uumpf rauei posiuvelf eureii by a very simple rorne-ty. iiulee, II Kast iwilf.li lit 1. New orf Coniuitat on irtie. bnvl'is-i six ceui stamp for boot,, aniluonviuce yoarrelf .Ids. Kiln shows her I aired of tyranny by honoring lit namotie nisrtvrs. phreouiileal saaiiniintion at M Urosdway will ihow the patriot or iHiluoon. Jttr. Calvin C.irr it t'o.'s GalvanlxeJ Iron Cornice Mi chinoa st Ut lieekmsu it., t.l's weerf 1 best in uw. .1 Jr. U. K tiler, tent, and awning dDnt. till I II. Ml llrnadwsy -.Mr. Hsrard Jc Caswell's cod liver oil 14 the beat. ddr. i'A.4.Vt'J.i. COMitr.HL'lAl.. TistPAT, Feb. 71'. II. The railway share Uiktktt refleiled cxttemu dullness during the mom ing trtntsctions, neither tho cliques nr (trort specaiatoia evincing any marked dupoilUoa to dls Inibthe Irrtgulsr course ot prices, llocklrlat.il, L ike fchore, North scstent preferred, and Ohio an 1 Mlftlfslppl were, however, ttiuialated Into mote actttity during the sfiernoen, with the list named nt It f pel 111 't ature. The attendance al the Stock Lxclunge has been Itluit tho aierage, aud tbe volume of speculation seriously chncked by the late frequent translormatijnt of the ball and bear cliques to the c potiin side of tho market. Hock Island was weak at tho close, bnt the remainder ol the acme lii records tbe lust Itgurstof tho day. Harlem sold up to ltti. a rtio of VS 9 cent., while llauinbal iLd St. Ji stub was weak. There was no sreclal feature in Hie general dealings, and the amount ol transactions was quite restricted. The bnsineta In gold has beou limited, principally owing to the absence of any cable newt Cram Iia den as to the condition of the market lor American securities. There were Indications also that some of the p'ttltt to tl.e clique formed to advance tlie prke were sellers at t'ls higher range, Ihe qnntatlr n dropving to 111);, at a.-n!nt 112, the- initial tale ut tbe Uxcbange. Iu tho afternoon, however, the pre mium recote'red, and late transactions wire at IIP., the t!rmne-s being occatlutud by tho expectation Hat Ibe treature tlilrmentt to-morrow will be large, upward of tctsl.UOO being already t'li.-or I. I'lm rates paid lur carr)ing were 4, iS and 3 V cent. The gold rccclptt nt the i-ub-Treasnry were if.9, Co I payments. (Si.tiOI; balance, J(W,SS8 tao. Tho currency receipts were K.S(i7j pt)inents, JJS'J.. Til balance, t'J.lW OIC. The customs receipts were 13:2,000, Thu tmal cleariugs at tbe Hold Kichauxe lUnk were Ui,t33.U0i); gold balances. tl.Ml.7y); earrency bjltnces, tl,Vk),530. The lollowlug weie IIIO liUOl.l.lVlli' i W t M. ...H3 'II t. M 111'. tr.M llt'4 W.JlA. M.. UIS..' .a) P M ill k I'M' M. 1'lk.bM. The roetlnuetl scareitr ol pomnerelil bills ia 01I culated to kei p the t it-rllu. exciunao uiirxet flirt, the dx.y days rt es b.ig luU't tind rn,ht 110'(. Ihe luoi.i'. maikcl has been without essential folium, tno lupplyol Ininablv fun is Using in eices of tin- di'iiiand. r- one Insns stand over at 0, but iiuw bu.iuers Is pilneipali) .it t and 5 V cent uu np llott'd lollkti'iiii. The inquiry lor cnniuiticial pi per is active, nnd ehtiicp doublu-named paper ilnds quick sale at il,tjiT V cent The Ooviruiiitiit 1'ond market was moderately si live, wllh the principal businesa In ulv-cli lis and the ether luter Issui a of tlve-twviitliHS. The currenev sixes havo been flim on small transactions, whjlu I"ls have receded trom the lite high ring-, tbuugliUrm at tbo dicline, bluet' the Seirt tart "tt nnnoumed his lutunllon of recoiling subicrmtioiis to the new loan, moro attention has been ditt-ci. d to the tlr-l moitgage bonds of the tiiitral l'arlOc Hulrrad, practleillv a natb 11 il 1 .in Tha tact that theso houdt aff'Til tho lno-1 uudoubud tuciinty, und th.it the Interest is uiyable lu rolu, nu.lt tliriu uvery dciiruuiu liivo-l-niitut lor cupilalliits. as thev bate a lonj lime to ran, snd tre selling at comparatively low priees. Considerable amounts changed hinds at to-day. 'Ine 'treasury will bu two million b i!0i lu-mortuw. 1 be luarktl i-lostd strong nnd Henry Clews At Co., Si Wall street, tenon as lolluna at 1:2) P. M.: m.l. AUr',1.1 cu. .t,M. C s.currencyiuins lilX'S-Ws. rg., J AJ mni iii fs.twt. nv ..IlieJ ii.t.ivjiJs, T4 toup ..Mi'! inns t, I'J-I, colli' .11 1'. 11 1 ,15 .Vs. 1 .)ui .nyj;J 1 fJua.ietf.,M N lias lli( Vs, coup ..l"JH H-Als, tl. euup., II.1. llliltrki reg lii ttfl 5-.m, fcl.ioun. linn HUit'lO-st's coup ivil-i link' -ii.'sj, iou. ..UU), liOa.il' P.goiu pels., n viu There has been a fair business In Pt ile bonis There wat a slight recovery in ;Tennties, which moved nt ti-l.'f fur both md and n w. .NYw North Ciiollnas atlvanrid H rent, lo'i'i, siiecial ttx to PJ. and aid 10 17. lleorgle 7s were strong at Wi. aed Mltioiirls flnnat Ikl, out Virclnitt e nng at bl, while new .Imunry and July bouth Cnro inas were heavy at Ml'.. FoiitHi N'jtiansl Hank shires sold nt IU7X. I'uiun PaclOc Kailw.iy boiuls wete 111 bolter demand, (lists selling at 7- I I mil rrnils. 71); and incomes 70J,a7i). liutk liiaiid Is wild at (11. Chir iEO and Norihwealiru llrstt al 'JJ.Sii'J;.',, aud consolidated al bo. On ettremo quotations. New York Central stock fluctuated between WidtWI'. scrip, M If HH Har lem, ltlXellil; Kne, xli.ii.jl 1 ltcadius, 'JSni fli'il Lako hliore, M',ieini, Wabash, 6S0 j'i', Northwei-t'rn preferred, plVUHsi l'ck Islmd, IiKi'.i'dlsl:. Bt, Paul comtnou, ltXl prefer red. 7lii7t J, Ohio ami MlsalMlppI, 331,'uVM; aad I'nfon 1'aclflr. 19!&'a),'. Pillflmrtb was dull tl lulv jiot; Northwestern common, 71'(fVnS 1 tnd llotton, Hartford L'rle more acUvo ai At the Hoards Panama told at 7il,' Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, Ktl'i'Jltil. I I'likJKo and Alion. U7; Cvlumhut, Ciiiravo and ladlsna Central, Wi Marietta and Clnctneatt Orst nrifer red, 37; Hsunlbal tnd St. Joteoh. MW! fit Drofrr red, uliiUTX and Dnbuqus aud Silonx Lily, tfe'ikt U 1 us mlissllsaieos list there was aa upward movemnntln Quicksilver, which advanced to!ll from 10V. Ptcifle Mali and Western Union Tele graph were quiet, the former ranging from 43 to t.XV.Shd tne latter from 4T.' lo44; while Cantoa wta In demand Ht 12"int73,-, Kxprest elures were strong on tales of Adsint at 01hUi'H; Hulled Btnlfs, 4.T.4J IIV and Americin, tJJ.aiL Closing priests at o..'J0 P. M. were at lullow t Md. At tt a. Af t. Y. C.n. c Wf uvi'hlo Mlis.... M' M N.U. C. ll.rcr. H; mi.iiel.. Lack. w IPS! lot hsrtem Iv 13 IN. J central IRU, 1N fne Jis s Union Pacing to J"'a lienilint 'fk Ik v 11. anrtKt J "I!. WI InksMiore 91 Wfi do preferred., tstsj f7K Maba-I its rkitil Wfst. U. Tel.... tt 6! Iiitsbuiah lot tat 1 t'actnc Man.... ti 3H f orthweftera.. 7I 711 tdams Ktnren 7V CH uo. I'm ti;, tc iw r. i. j.k.i. sun 11 Kock If.anii. ..;t)( loflAin.Mcr H. Ke. S fnriMayne. on, in ill. Kipress... 4lf 4IH If. sL Paul -win f.14 tilth Central... .IK'a 111 do. Prof US lltjllit central 133 t jtAXKisa A.tn rf.vi.vcf.iA. One of the best Investments la the market! St. Locli and Southeastern First -Mortgage Con verting 7 per cent. Gold Honda, Issuod upon finished road running to Ht Louts, and doing a profitable bntlnest. Price blH tnd Interest, Inquire for pattlculart of HEO. OPDYKE A CO., V, Nss.an street, M. K. jmSUI A CO., U Pine strret, and at Hie office of the Company, SI Liberty street. Neiv Yurie .llnrlecfa. Tcesoat, Tib. 7 Vloi'ii anii Mgit-Tlie mtr ket bsa been weakened alitllt by the dnllne.s and de piessinn In Itm Liverpool markets, nut piiccs bate declined Malic. Tns coui'o ol the market hat been 7ulte rtisanpoiatlnr to n ders, w 10 were ein-et ng to be able to close out stocks al a hsntisome alvsnrc on the fstl of I'ar s. To-ur was very dull aad nrlCfs weak and un.ettlfd. IVe qnote 1 Hnpcrflne biala aud Mourn. fo..'iOi rxna bluto, Ac. H,oa7C".i' rotiminoon omo UTJeft.KI. W'esittn lorlna wheat cxtrai, tiJtC.'0. do, dnnDle cxttas, STraflM do.wmtcr whi-ai. extras and double extrsa. STafJ'Oi Oenesee extras. r;itftiri city shiiip.nr ex Iras. X'.ityW'M: city trado and tsnilly htanoa. tta S'.i.i9t Houihrrti shipping sxtrss. I6.itsjf ..15, boulherii bakers' and laniby brands, f 7 ImaUM. lt)e lluttr. a,', to Mfe. Com lues -Hi. urn. Jer.ry. Ac. tka.S4.tJ. elo Bonthom. Ilraadiwint tic. tiJOI: .3. liuca whest flour, f tut) UnujttS "S. fiuMihtxe t oiton w-ris taniy aetlre but He. lower: sales jlit paes si 1F-X0 for mldiiiin: urisnis, and 1IHC lor low mklni ug. Tallow nrm at ssi tae. lur crime nteanne quhl al llaljc. for tcs. a ml nbda spirilslurti nlinr srm at tic lor men haniabtc. Itus n strung at ItMittO) lor strained. Petroleum doll and luwer. 'Akiet.tc lor ri Qed on the spot. Mutslsgeecr slty weak, mitmpsir.y wllh the frrlgn mtrkeu sales ton.nua as. lsseo-iipe si .'H'Mc. n'hlsaey hbihcr. .Mir- n mn, n, vu .'ft:i;i-. OnAiN The uisiket btsneen dml and weak for sev eral days, esrrpl lor osls. To-day wlf at was dull, besvy, and near y nominal sales only ll.mi bushels tl i :,;i.il.w.fjr new ti ring In store sndanoat.tl 3i si lorreci nod sinocr winter, ll:4tl it for watte W.Hem snd Sl.cnUin, snd ItrotllH) for while Uene-ei' live dull at II K-JII IS lor Wvslana sal itne. liar ey Arm. Put less a t vc 1 ttio-iowed firate, .lly.'- tvi-lern and lanaoisn. I'tfi.M. Ilsriey msii, t5era an. (,'aaada peas, tliai."5, in uonil ana duly tpsia Oaiswire sctivenna 11 01 st the late advanri -ales i7.0ne bnh. at oikajik'i: rortlaek. okju'c. tor railed (mainly at Uie IslUr a ure dalitcredi. aad tAk'c for while, wllh few sc'tert of prime ttmples tinner TOc Corn Arm. nnt qui 't sale, il 'VH bus st ,lit'. tar Wt-.r-m mixed ou the track and aftost, aud aVS!He. tot Mesicruaud aoutbera )sl ow afloat. pEovisiuNS-Hoii prodncu have declined daring ths past week wnb a fair rno ni of activity. To-Cay pork waidnll tor mess st i V. but considerable business in prune mts.. closing nriier, salts 01 1,200 bbls Viestero prime nn-ss mostly al ft! AO. closing at li4t fCsi btls. rii) prime mesa tt Suodi 2S4 bbls. nits i, .flit r A n it si fza. nut Isaa bi.li. Wsf tern prima do at fell 3d ior Maicb. Hrller's oiii.oa IWef in more rtsniaod and vers ilrni ssis II n'ais. al sitrxilt lor Plain ineff, snJ f tfSH tor etlrs Me-s. 'Ilerce bsef in fsir detnsnil quoted tAajf.it for prime me, and $3! at fat tor tntiia mm. ltd 1 linuis U;mi isles Mm hbli. at ijs.esutjt. also MO nMs. oeef tongue- st r.t. cm meats firnt st ti'Sr tor nickieJ haras, snd '.S'thie for dry sailed s i"Uhier Iiui .in 111 mod-rale utininil and tinner, talr 100 in Mirtiord aail piafford.lilre at HSelNObii. Western lou clear to airite, and ijn bia cboict c.iy .ho. 1 tliar tm ibe lastb.li 'i I caru ary ai it Md lire id Iiak rtt-id r at ys.tsaivc for Me-urn. and k'.'aiBsc. lor eitv. l.a d tmi nctive st former rstes; sties ,tj tif st l.'v-linsc tm W.-iteru stnl itaiMe,c tor city, sio, Jog lee. ilsrch si 11 aud fsiO 11 s p, il at :lc OBOi-Eaies-C'inea li tetdy, but only a moderate bus.nesidoiLg. i:i i.!3ssy.ltlHc .Javt l.ss.'tcilytllst for ilarMa:aloo. and Laguayra il'y site an gold. Mo laifcs- Foreign 1I111I n .t nominal al 704 Cc tor t'utia iua,cotada, aud &k3Te. tor Dumeiara; domestic dull snd in ttie bot ers' tsvor, sals, at 3si-c li.e-ei it more active, bm with a larger snoidr priees are lower, sales ofearoi.ua at 71.utTW'.. wilu small lot. ut 7Vo- and choicest sc. Snanr-ltaw tuts declined aud tlosesdull lair to good eemnmr ,H1,', a.nl N' 14 l. rl.. s.f(C sales of low erade I una at ssiar 1 Deme rara at llNstl "-.e mil im at no, tli'ie. Il-Bnfl dull anri deenle.iii lua.-i ni-st 1 ru.ii'.l. giMiialati-d, anil l-uwdcied, Ukc aad toll wuile, htllilc l.lvr Sleek tlnrhel. New Yobk. Tuesda). l'sb. 7 thirty five car lold. or 50 neeves, arrived rodiv It ears al Wee hswkfit aud Hi ear. al toiiiniiiini'aw. 1 1m ri retpts si W'iiawken were mi jiuti to good l'lmois tte-t-rs and wi-rc O'ltckly solo 10 wholesale sianglilerer- st MMIIc. f rs. i-an of the amvsls si comiiuu 1 or were or .IstU'hti nog o. I ire ..lie. aud part were s.ii.; at tlon oar's prices We quote poorest to couniiou ai a.skt4c med uin iu fair at liwitsc ad good 10 ptinie Iou ai Uujc, with .eitcttoiis ai i:iHiA.itie. I Ureeesrs. or ttastieep. arrive I, together wttb 4 ears rn tans vet-lenlsv. '1 lie accidenl last uuht on 111a Hud son Itlvei ttatlrovd prevented the an tval ol any stock from Aluany. tbe msrkel nuisius noiniaaflv uu. ciiauged and poor to prime stale and Vl esiern are ynoied al lauijc aad lair to choice Canada al Ids Kleven cars, or 1270 hogs, arrived, and tae market wssqmci ctsti" ,e for hv liog, VSiA'iSjc. lor Wtisl cm drei.eu.anl v-tii-Hc tor cny JIAHJSi: lNTttLLlORSCB. ktrVtATPltB A LM AN AO TlltS PAT. .-un rises 7.03'bun sets s aiikiooa sets.... ID ulbll WATra Tins uiv. Sandy Hook, i Llielov. Islaaa.U SliUdl Oate 11 M rrltPd-TCESBAT. Feb. 7. sieaioship Msiihaitaa. Livvrpool, md.e. and pais, ste-nnsblp ','ia'sra. Noitoik, ni'ise an I p.ess. Slf siiislilp Nuittlua. Itoslun. ni lau. and pass. lUl. Illaaelii' iloa, Un. 1 ul tt res, tiHss. Ilsrk sit I'r.nit. Uio Janelio eottoe, Ufa riitalit. Palermo. 01 m.-es. ltng r. titir inhta rosca-ood A.i.0. the usuai river aud i'uaittl.e veise's. tieinrsi Polices; Whiil l tfnrr Cuimiion nr Dlsireslng ihnn a bliloti. .uuck 'I Who Is not familiar Ita the well known sm;itdiiii, oppression acrois the stomaeh and chest, low spirits, re.ilessar.f. gloominess of nnud. wearlne-s, dull bea lacbe. dlity. greasv appeirance ol tl.o sklo. yellow ithge ot tne wntte 01 Ibe pyrf. loss of apiittiit!, and eoaiiveusssr' Pew, ImiaM, nf the more ordinary ills of Ins aae more widulv prevalent than Cicsc b.iiunt dlaorders. and yet t'n-y uisr readily be got rid ut by using l)r Jajut'. sau.llis I'lili, by uiiom operation tne Uvsr will be rapidly restoied to healthy atliou the vitiated secrettou of the sioiiiich changed ah costlrenets removed, and the wbo.t .torp assisted In recuiirln; its iioriual cuudttiau. bold by all drug g.sli. llr. Nnirr'e Camrrli Iti on-ilt tJ09 rewsrd for sn inciirunli- i-a o!d bv Imtii-n. o. hi hi ill Oi itm. I'siimliiui fits. Address ft V PlliltCfc. M. D.. UiiUslo.N V Wheeler Wilson ti'irlitoi t.llt llrnnd. wst sold ht I'syiug 110 oowii aad tt' pur moiiHu witit out estra ehsrge. Machines lo b l J T r Ll IS. .lf.llfKff.fi, mtlCRKrr rillMtt. Ur tlta Hot John P. Iter mauce, Isaac It. llnekctl lo Mar) tun Catharine I'rinio. HI MIHKl.H-WFIfll -Mr the Kev W O. finllh Frederick Hlaun.hl to Hart (tt i..i Ililfll hli -lull W In this eilv. bv tVe Uf v 11 W tires, t-nilip Urebuer, 01 Ihnidali s I. laud, lo Mat gsrer Johnson, IIKlllri.IS-lRUTILER.-lt the llsv. (J. tV Hi ess. Hi rui.tn ttei lutein to Caro1 'ue Ittai l.ler ctiV'.olt tl. tlIKlL-liy ibe Ih e llr Ifaic 11 lull's, .luine- I'i'iinar to Mary Aun Mc Ml.ler. I'lNLht -HKL Mi MIK -lu tlio tottnot lte, N. Y.. bv ths list. Joseph inion, of lltesnwieh, I oun Al pnou.o 1. t itiirt. ol ihe lailur, lu liutlie liruntage, ut tlie fo-mt'i piare. Himui.MA.N-lllI.-CII.-lly the Hnv. Ur L.itc II Tultlti llarmau Frm iginsii 10 Frudonk 1 ll'.uch. IlllLIIII tUM-WAl.Lr.SM DIN.-lly Ihil lltv. Dr. A. llahn, Ut lor ituldliitum to Pauline t allttuue-in tU ll.l.AI'MK-ll.M ll.-lly the llev. A. Lafoat, thsrle. Ooilbmmeio Kiiniia ilat-h. JnbHON CHAtt -la this city, by Ihe Iter. Jo'in Ual'.Ch itli-s Jots n. ufCsraadalgua, 10 Adalsldt Mel ton Chase, of St. laiuts. K.MINti Kll Mt-llf.t.LM J. ttr tin Iter. Dr. A. Hithll Karl Kshltwi'ihT to t-'niiua lli'lltnan Al Atlllfr N 1.1 AI.Y. tig Lie KlV. A. a-alolit. rinil. Mad.lan 10 Anua fit art O'DtiNM'l.l alhllLN' In this .-It j by tha llev. Julill P Mt-t tulifi John U'llouucl, ul Ll!oo.)n, lo llou ktercu. o, Nrw .rk. Ql INS -111,'tlUl.i: -lly llw Itev Andrew l.oujwr l;.jjt-rt t-er.liosnit lintun lo Ar.me llroitor Ittl.s ult-liol utllAtJl In iLi cm, by ihe llev. Hi A ilulin, t. 1 Stiun n 11 in- i.i-i 1','iiii.b'iiL. Vs., to I anion Hi ileiiHinn, ol N. w t ork. UKI-U lain-N.IKItl! -ilr the Key M. P. Lubke. Havl 1 lleiss lo Itoilht KriiUliOcrz l.VAN-Mi M tuns -li, .1,. Htv. Edward A. Dun pny.John Lyan to Msiyarst di'Miuoti. blMmiN-iiliAVl.tY. -ln this city, by ibe Ituv n D llrown. of Yorkiille. Jotm h'lmp.on, of the la.Ui' pi .cc. to Mary I: drat ley, of Si. Cbailet, Mo. h'lOl Itlt-MhMill -lu tint city, by the liev. C. I) JackMin, ot Ww tclicAter, William Knox boulter to L0111S.1 A. t.ttr, pmii uf ,fw York, Ml iB-iliiv l.-ln Ibis clly, by the liev. 1 hulas Flnnrer, 1 1 irek lali situ, of Syracu.u. w Ihaogsns lloyi, ot llailein, N Y. Mll.l.lWts r-l-fil'IN -By llio llev A. Latent, John Wlllliiuis 10 Adi'lllio beirillu. vUil.LllACH -WOI.LIIM II -ny the Rev. Dr. A Ilshn, Mleh.11 Wollhatti 10 lisrnei ttollhith. US lii.MIN III II 1; tt l.l-. 1 1 II In tin.' town of Wanletoii, b. I ny the Ib t II M. Hit), of lint citv. Mat tin Fitdoi 1 Vau Ulal.n lo Mathilda elulirwtiitti, boili of 11.11 li" f.' ulats. im mtci.i). HOWFA -In this pity, 011 Wediiesdte. ,lsn. la. 1I, h Jitiige .lobUli Kuilierliiiid. 01 tin- nn'l'l)le C01111, Honrs e lioiyi'ii Irom Leonora It lluaiu A mil ot t palauon tiranted, both plallillli aud UeteU'laol being piilittkt'd to uiuiii again. MI LI.Kit.-ln ili'.i tiy. on rUttinlay. Jsn s. I7I. by Ju 1,:. .fu .ih -11 l..i'ilsiul of iht b..pli;uie Court, Joli'i MuUorlrum Kniabet.i Mullet. IH I. It. Cl'slSLStllltM -C a I'm tidt int., Mvy Kilcn. only il.iuiiiiii'r ul Joht. au.1 Marcus! Cu mluuhaiu, sgud 3 years. T'lf funcr-il will lake idare te nay. at at P. M from 31 it..i'-tcil it Kelatn.'. and Irmudi are Invitcl to 1"'eni1' Fair fair, with golden hslr. Our little darling llss f leeplug. KITZtlKIIAl.il On Saturday evening, Feb LPtira Jsue, wlfaof ll uki 1 itueaald. and tlauahltr uf Wit liaiu Ilotcr In the 41th year of her age. I no retsllvoi and trli'ads sra resnectfully Invited to stti'iiil tbs mneral services, which will bo held al her lattisr's re Ude' ce, 44 I hdia il, elrteapolai, on A dues day. Kh IntL- at J I. M. r Lovp.-Oo lutiday, Ftb. a, Uaa-gtrel, Ui OtWvod w.fa of Michael Flnod a native of Csrllntford, eoBEtf UJI Loath. Ireland, In ine Wan year or her age. !VeI Tkefiuierslw.il lake plseo fron th -;rcldenc other rB(l bnsbsnd, Mirhtel f lorsl, Katt Ifitn st, corner nf at iwHeeI av., en 1 tmrsday morning, st 9 o'clock:, tn thn Clinreh et rnEBJ of the lintnscti.sre I 'oar-pltoa, eji ner ot llth st ami bbmI Av. A, st ere a folcnin hlth miu ot requn tn will i te" oiTercd ep tor the rei ose of her soul, ant theace ti e SrnaEEl 1A.'.X, i'em"ter tmntMistetr sfief mass lor Inlerm I, ,ViH IllLU-tin Mouaay. reb. II ai P. M., Jennie Hill, a KH "t'lteof Wolverhampton, Kngfsnd, aged l years. iffVtBl lberslsUves aim inen.isol ttas decease I anil l.imllr 'lai aicreseeciraUviriviie.ltoailsndthqniiiral.liO'iit.-r l'- I P Mr,mcnc"' wx v" th it ot Thursday, Ftb. a I H A1&B$Z& re- CMl,,rlne-wlf 01 8,mae, ll I I he retaiiics and trlends ot the family are respect. f H ful y Invited to anemi ma funeral, en Wedniwday. U at to clock, from her lata fe.1 lenrit. lit llth av. ft mm MA 1 tin luosil t imirui g, Kali, 7. alter a lont ana f mm painful lllnif.. Harriet Ann May, agoi n Kirs 1 Ai months, and a days. mmu 1 he, relstlves and friend" of the family art re-pert- ."B fnll) fnviied to atiitid tha funeral, fiom her lat" r Ik mmM ill n e SI Madison i,thltdiy,stlh M Ji O IIOtNKI.L.-On iMoniliy, Fcb.. al her Uta re-1- ,ti denre Kll ;'il av hetweeu i.'d ant 431 -ts lioap v n 'If ttcloved wit' of Jaines O'Honnell. and sister of the- '!if mm llev. K. M. smlih.C. M.. Uroaklyn. U. H Htr remain will bo taken from the above number, J on tVcdnesdsy, at 10 o'clock, to tlieC-hnrch of re. i,s JT briel's, Slid si bctwasn 1st aid 3d ars., when thein 'si will tie a sole-tin requiem mill offered for the n poe .ifj m her font Her noutcruus itlauyes aad irieadi are ro )A l que-ti il It attend. tf f Itil(ii:ipi.-At set en Friday, Feb. 3, John A. mm Itongui, aaed .eijoars. VtsJ as The fru iidi and relatives of tne family aro reipeet, lifi H fully Inviteit in nitond hit fnnsial, Irotn his late rest- Ta fB denes 1S1 Kasi suili.t., comer uf Lexington av., on M H Mednesd ty, st II A tt 1 idl MU ltAHLK?.-,lohn II. Ita ltor.nnTnMdaymnmmg. 7lti 'ffll mm Ihf I ,ai 5 o'clock, jficr a liuger.ng ilmora.aicU It yi ais jii MM and It mom he )m The relstlves nnd friends of the fsmllrare respect 1J fJH fu"y Invited to attend the runrnl. on ThuMdiv no Inst at 1 o clock, fiom hu lata residence, JUtuttt it, "y bi twecn Ktti 9 n.i if n avs. 1 iffli mm IKHIKIIVXuN -hnddenly, nr tcarlel fever, HenrrL, Ml clde-t son i t TitnY.anl Mary A. Koberisou, aged a 1 MM jtsrs, Ptiiunihi. anJ id doe j MM The friends nt tho ramily sre Invited lo attend tht 1 H rnneral, on Ftidav, the IO111 Hist ,ai 3 o'clock. Hum IU y lli.t Unit il. The rrmaiBa will bo tarcu to Trinity l! Cemeterr for iniorment. H fH BiltillT At ibarrsi leuc.s of his mofier In law. Mrs. Dtisf ley. In 1 lai kson st Fittbnth. John Khori, of Hip 1 j l H iinnghsm, Kngtaud, aged 31 Tears, 10 moulhi, and 39 1 il Mm dais. VJ mm Tne retstlvet nnd fiisndtcf the fsmtly sre respect I I H fn.'V iLVI'ed to attend tlie lunersl.on (hurt lay. Ilia 1 ?H inn dav of Ichrtisry. 1171 at 1 o'clock, ai the Methodist f MM Church on In imond sl. Flstnnsh. I,. I. SI' Mm liitininuliAin il.iiglaud) pa hws ptea-e cony. it 1 Mm TOHIAt -on tiindar. reo.l.iuddouly, llarrlette.ba loved wire of llr. H I.Tonisi, Ihe relatives and friends of the family are reanect I fl 1 H fn Ir Invited tn aiteod ner mnerat 0.1 tvedaeidaj i H morning, at It) o'c'oc 1, from 4J We.1 33d su illttL'il golittn, l 'M TU'F.NTY.IIXTII ANNUA la HKPOIIT 9 TUB MfTT YORK LIFK'lk'rtttnANrF. COMPANY". I OFI'H li lilt ANII JW MltUADWAY. fT JtNVART I, 1S71 Ctl Air, onto! net rasn muris, dsn 1,1173 1 13,(05, VS1 H .'M III.LKI1TS. JjT Amount reec ived for Premiums ,JW an I Annuities tVA9i Jsl Aiiioiiiii or Interest received iM and arrru. d, incluuiug pre- iJJ Uli .tn ongold.AC I,4W 4t-l.,al.7lfi Total 18,jrrt U 51 DISIUHtSKMRMo. ifl Lo.ifs bv Death., lu.-aai u a Less reeetved Irom He nsurancr. b,trjO 00-lO IJ Purehsml I'ullcies iiljm U Lite Aunuilli. and Iteituur- 1 ane Jstsei 21 .F. Dividends 10 Pol totders loi,.-J 41 r Commissions, llii'ici ragpi, and i' Agency hxpsi-e 03.111 ka Aovertising and Ptosidaas' 4 1 Fees M.471 6 Taics. tlillce sad Law Ut I iet es. Titian s, friutlng, leven ia blampa KVti W -3.W3 O (f Total tlWsW 'ill AMK13. V CasIi on hstiil. In Ittnk and .sl in Irti't l. uipauy 1.I7,3SI 13 1 Invetiril 111 L nlled Hales 1 slot k (markcl value, taV spl .r: .vi', cost.... 2J8t.0C7 I) Ibvea'ed in New or City It 'iik. irofk (uitrkel vsl'ie, lis..i;?).rtj.l llltOt I Inve-slsJ-l In New ork Male I and oilier .iotka imarkel :l vslun. tl.TOi.llli. cost 1.737,313 27 l 1 Heal ratate In the ctt) ot New 1 1 Yo-. l,T.M,fioSM Mondsnn,! Mortkaars ernrtMi br real petite tamed ni 113,. pur oto 1 buiiuiugs thei-eoa 4 In.uted for 01 vi ti.l.pu,0i0, and ibe poll, irs as'irtietl to 1 r too comp.iir as additional n collate rtl security) (,11 VSR) M Loan, oa exiMiut; pol cles 9.11,413 W ejuaiterly ain ictui-annusl ireioiuras nae sui.scqueiii -r lo Jan. 1, 1.71 dtJl.SH 12 Irtfnilums oiii ti ting policies tu baniU of A.-nis and In f 1 course of truti-itiifstpu. 5M.I7N 11 1, Int. r.-siaccrucdioJan. 1,171 (3,0U) Si-UT.r.w, it) I Add- 1 Excom of markrt valnc or tecntllrs over 1 i coil 3112119 74 1 Cash Assets. Jaanair 1. l!7t lU.Tlfjisilll' 11 Appioprisnd al Tollows: 11 Aiitoual id Adjulted Losses It diie.ubseqatiut to Jauuary I I, 171 (17,4MM Amoiiut ot Keporied Lo et 'ij twaiting proof. Ac 150,1V! 03 ,41 Deposit lor Minors 1141 It Amount rtsrrvi-d tor Itvln- ,3 sursliee on i iiftlnp lolieirs, J Insiirltig fll0.tls)l 94 par- A lit .paling itieii. slice a 4 per t fetii 1 arltsle. lie t premliimi r St o.ataO 1-1 uoti darllctpatiag u altperernt 1'ir'l.le r 11,1773 1 1 Iteturn iirenuiini 1-iU. aud if, puor thereto, paiabls dur- log the year KO.SSS 33-11 .TM.lfJS sr. p Divlslblt Surplus II.UVI.IJU uV 1 mini tut year U.kJtrollclfS have bt'cu lisucd. luiur ng. 317,lll,)9t 04 t from the t'ndividrd Mirpiui nr tl iw.tw nitheHotnr i oflrtitlces lis l eil drclaletl a Divldund, available oil I It ciilonienl of next annual rieralatn tit esch uartleipst- Ing nolle) proportioned to iu contribution to enr- pin' j im idem!' i nt mad in tcttlcmcnt of premium will ts 1 added lu the putty. TIIU8TEFS. 'J Mnlllll.H nttSKI.tf, prendent of the New YrrU Lite lii.tlra.o-" i'o, DAVID .mil's (liavld Dowl A Co.. Flour Mers chains), 1 aoiilh st. t 1 t ISAAC C. KK.SHALL Union buildings, corner ol i iin tin sod 11 ip srs si DAM3.L it M1LLK1I (late Dator, Miller it Co., Ore- Il cersi. HluNr.r K. lMiGEltT (ltogrrt and Kueelsn 1). V I ItllllAlU Sl. JOHN MAIItU. (Merchsnt), 21) South st. J W'.tl. II. APrl.Ki'ON (iplelon At Co., Publlthe is, l j Grand it. 1 Ktiltmir It. COI LIN8 (Collins A Brotbtri., Stat oi I er), tot I snstrtl m j; wll.LIAM HtKIOS rnankrr), tl Tfall it. I' MM. A HIHirtl illooth i li.lKSl l. IOU Wall s. t iihultiih imi.iii ll ikt-i i. Ollroadu 1 llbNItY HiiUMis (ittiwera, Uesekman ik Co. Diy lioo.l. i, -elalnl t Woiin sl. ill.lt I.1N I. A S l lld.s V (Anthony S. Itatl Dry Good-l. M l.e,n mil -I NANHHiiai ciillll, I'lesidenl Kagle Fire Inmram n Co, it Walls:. LIIW.Mii) MAItTIN (Cragln Co., Protlsli ns), 4H We. IUIII.I. I'livm HiHT (Hr yLSpragtiet A Co., Dry (loods), lu) Franklin sl II It. CLAI'I IV ill H. ClaOtn Co., Hrylloodsi, cot- nor C'hiireli sud Worlh sts. d. F MCYMUUUiJ. F tsejmoor A Co.). Crerkerv 71 i! Warren sl. I ullNKLIl'H It IKKll.lir. M.I), 8ft. Mark's la-.t. M ILLIAM II Uhl.Hs. Vice I'resnlrilt. .volutin I 'II A IK 1.1V, Pies dent I WILLIAM II llkl.lt-. 1 Vuv-Pres. and Ai-tnaiv n TliroDOIfF. M IUVTt. Cashier. V lllUM.lt sl; IKll.kltr.M.D.. 1 l.l.iiUi.K A il.lss.-, M. I. i Medical Lks'.iuKit UIA1U l.sj Vt 1111,111, II D.. Ass'l llitillf al Ptai iluer J "JOHN )lcll, OA VIII-IIN .V t l ND sv nltOAIIlVA Y. OITIMIIK II4K MKtKKPIS 1 LITAN 1IOIKL. MCA UHlIt, I MAM'FACrilllFIM OF J F1IIK AM) lll'ltllLAll FKUOr SUFf:. i Vault Huoi's. Iron blauttrrs, and Iron Work ul all .lai's Uai'roail i ii-e PaJljcsa, &c uaamslled an i p aln Hollow au'l riton- Ware. I I OI-'FK I VI, l.l-sl'OI' I MIIKIt-s lilt t S l ill tlluilrawi la ol Ih-' grand i Ma illsuisiilii.il n iipin-, I In tl sl .1 Mi ll I'uvl I.. in'. Ssl lliotlanr I r vi. tu iin v lias, .v.s, it i, r .;t tj. v:. w 1 era, i!i;,, i u i tsi piji i.s, id i, mi ,-si. n., i iin. yi, 31 1 :t t 7. IK. "aCa. N.I. VN ',i MS a. sra l.u. .17. os.i. .vi. sis. :saj sir), gxi. urn r. v& ni. tu, -.s-j in. ti. swt.iMi.1171, in, wi, tin. mi. uvi, ere 1 tiii.ni. ina.n ;.i. i i; tot. ir, MC.rrt. mi. ftt.v not. an, it t an i, uw, in .tat id, (toa. w, ret, at in, -.i. ,ts sU.t'i,aw "ni, 7.ija. tia wistiA. k u: i-'.. in, h,i Htt Tts.irTs. lit, li. 2K. ttiii, Ida, ni ia, ikl ai, f. 17 Tiki, UK J 3. 'JMa.Ttl 4,l,s.r l;. 'Ill, ;7V. 'Jl.t. .tt n, Pk! II ill. s?:. me, is iH7, M. M. evi ie tm fill Osl.litt, 1,11 III,.', tl .Of t.i, tl toi ke, 'SO II-'. t-st, Its JU) illB, Ml HI I. -4.1 VI im. a;i P', -1, I i T7t, 141. 110. J8.3t tUk. 1"', .73, If... id, 77.' 11. at .-.I, tsA I,.!, it, tgsr Ml. at). I I ne f.ireico. ia list of ati'iile-rs wine dn.vvu as looy-a i 1 sod srs iui f 'l 1 t III SHY SMI III, Oiii'miBU Ijiupii ft. fl i .1. w. nsi, I. tMi I J 1 n it. i oMiVF.it, i coMiuiitt.si ,tnl tii.n Aw.wwiitr,' ur M I li. 1-, II l.MIiu Drawing. AMt III It (Jlttlt hlt lillt llrMANN-st I.MiNlntV lll.lisn li I IIK UK's I' h I lb 10, Ileeeive-t U'sONI.f Mhll 1, tnd Dll'l.'ltl A ti It. 1'AlltOF I Of. AMl.llll'V I SHI nunc "XIITICV..-A I.I. I'lilt-IIN". II IM. II t il' f tir brs loi coal ('tie ,-stt oi t-i fii, no ii'.iii"uj i.ii'ui J not o en delivsiid to insin, tttil tn.r.iy iku sjeotoiary al hesuquiutels. .ssa tt ivt'h nit .1. tty. I l.nlirlll II MuiitKY, Chalrmtn. i r "UHPTi'ltF.-lllt. N. 'lAlttlli H iat tpu" ij il., and '4 tusi'i t tit uim I'ur.'i u y-ars sncc ssi n i pr.ti"ice, ..-I -i til i il i toai s'jplisucjs (or all I age. lad -ssti. led ny akiltul per ou.uftlieir own t a "tiii: toi. loo vKi:Ki.Yrii.'.iiTit the sii rhiuiosi adi.rioii,j.' weeuiuui lu lha Uultcd btsics. J A M.Xl A I. I.XIIAUSTIO.N. i 4.-ndforpini,.,ilet llrs, WELLS k bli.LL, Wost iJ. ,'i.t t., New ra cny. 'E. I SIM ITA 111,1. citltef rl h ant In evt-ty vailalluu ul btilti usal, apiruuualu diudto,C3 .ft! Wa.riu st, I) f OIM'ICI A I. IHtA iTrsYjlw, 1 1 bIMMiitM u- co n I.DI I'lMI.'ji. J J ALAHtklt-hitrti.il. mi s. F b I. '.STL Jl 1.7. t i7 m en. n w, s(, -ri, ia, a), ji, u. j. PAIM f AH-I .Sf Nil til ftls 1,1.11. I'' (,1. 70 'I. '1. 10, 1 1 01.71,71. I1.CC, S7 1 i klt.SH l 1. 1 -i tl.. as so, iu). Ireb J. 18,. 41, IS 11, t. a. Jk U Is. tl.Xt. ll,IJ,sl, KI.M'lils) las, so lid, Fell. 7, l-.t, Ml, .4. tu, I.'. II, 01.73. Vt. (I, 15. 111. Prues rs.hrd, in orinsnua t'jrnithel, sna cln ulntr I i t ia ihoyi, suu auo Itaj-al itarsna lt l nf .1 J.CLUti!. liroke- Y l V Otoadwsy 1)1 Fultont.. audi Par ro. I li HMD, 00(1 UO 1,1) a III ba ursVa Hi H.e Hoval lis 11 vanslaitifiyofCiibaFcb.it Tieki4. tlt thsirs ia proportion, circulars scut J03I.PH I)AIKA tt)., mmM PottOBco boi IpU IllMl.ll. 'jD H3'a) (.'I'ltllT'NCV. Itot-ai Havana' LoluFv'. J $H rs.n ul Intonusiioadven i circulars sent J H Mitt- aji -lINkJl m C0,ll VisjI it box 4.Utitiv York Pol) s,7f Olkct. Ml V if ''ll

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Hj THE 8TJN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAT.Y 8, 1871. puaTSCBHT HUN OFFICE. FEU. 8-4 A. SI. II i'AJUS YEKSUS BORDEAUX. m I IOA ytlf ETTA 'It KLKCTOIIAI. HtSQVALI- riCATUtN nt.cnr.n AHNULhr.n. tfneldr Pnrla-Hrvlctutilllng Iha Olty-Knr" Inn it 'living n Helping llnnd-Evrrvlhlng In Cnnlnnlon-Tlio People tiny Ihn .11 fm- Iipm or the (Sovcrnnirnt rtro 1,'otvnrd. Ikiihon, Keb. 7. Tbo Horning IM piibliiliat special ilespiteh tram Calais, 6Th, which aavei l'ti Prussian uon determination toretird the i gevletualllnt of Pans. Nino trains loaded wltu pro- j vltlona lor thM clljr hive been detained by Ibsm tt Aiulrnr, tboogn iho lino l entirely dear. gKOLtND MLrlKu PARM 1 Tl IUI aajt thtl the Hrltlsb Vr Offlet tnd Ad- rnlralty are actltely assisting the etturtt lo rerlclutl L I'arls, and thai a larje number of Rrltisb Inn potla Hill tall In a few tlaja with provisions. Al i Ibou-h Hie electlort ere to occur on Wednesday I ten, up la the present time i KTxnTiiiiMG H ik ro.vrcsiox, with a general lc- diney lu rrject tho mentbert of I In Ohvernment (if National Dsfrne. I Al a ineeliegln the hall dcja lltlue lllanche.one orator declared tlal Prance demanded a tli-bes- Iplerrr, and that the gulllftlne alone could sur the l country. This scnLminl ai received with culliu- tlaam by the audience, The deputtce who favor the continuation of Ifab am are loudly applauded at all the mrelliiit. OgH. t roc no Jeelleed the candidacy for the Assembly la a letter, i in wl Icb he tata I I only contented to lelilntao i Tresldency of the Government because It waa my s duty lo ihare whh m cnltesguea the common r- I pooalbi!lty. I a n about lo bj disctiargod from It, and ny part must finish with the events w hlch fare It rise." The meeting al which thle letter waa read (homed as alth ono voice, Tae members ol the I Uovernment are coward'." ins rucrtoM 10 cow a orr to-iut. i The elrctiona In Part lure been adjourned until 4-morrcw, tue 8th ln-t. I; The Conflkllug lloverumrnla. Bnioiit'i, Kcb. 7. M. Cremicui, who left last aUl.t (or Tarif, mat lili colUaiuea ot tbo I'arla T aovrrnment on the route, and returned nlt'i thera I toll. city. tub Miuntna or ina noTt&NMiNT j paho hnt arrived I ere from i'arla telecraphed to Ibe Prefeeia of. ill the Diparlmcnta lt night a de- j tree annulllne the Bordeaux decree ot the Slat of January, relative lo clcctor.il dUquallflcatlons tl 1 Ir-compailblv wtfi fie principle otunlveraal u(fr.i(:n (Tbo I'arla decree of tLe 3913 of January ie rutin- Ulned. 4 The iVIIonlng baa been oOclilly pablUhed In .1 larl In fjw da n in COV.KHUfNT CAN IXTLAIX III conduct. It uaa inlr allrr the motl laborloua effurta that t'.ie ccndlnoi a relative to Ihe National i it Uutrdi tiitdited by the coutenuou could be ob talned. M r'nrc li:i not crated mr a ulngle day demand in Uvor ol th'ia lir w'.oai lie It aa- I exril of abanJoninr t the po.-alhl.liy of bolut I; Idrhen Irvra their l,ome." I I Admiral Tenaud has arrived al Lille. Ibe I'arla lAbirtt announces that l l irl.i'i. il.e S ipcrinlvn l- jt nt of l'uhllc lVora In t i I'iria tljvernn )t, pro j poea ihn wlihdta.tul nf Krince pruviloually irimi (be commercial Irealt with ling and rl i Mir later Ktienuo Arjjo ha, lnuj.1 a circular in i vhtth he maln'aln llio v i Idtlv uf tno dicreea inak J lJ Ins: numbeia of mi io onc rsuaal an il tmper.a ornrehotdera inelir.iile lo Iho Aatenibly. The ciixu. ii lar add lhat the necr e of ricluion eitandi lo all anrmbera of the lioDp-ir.0 Unilly. L fTj asvnuKit at vsiox nn.r,. i' K 'Am Old .Man ItrluacU Uodflraa by the Ail j Ihorlllra llruinllv .llurdrrrd bv hl Coin L. ialoni-lll IUu 1 1 Cruabrd lu Two lieu J Arrralrd-Tbc I'jrouer'a Inveellgntlon. h Si At an early hour yesterday inornlnp, tho bud) I f an aced Ocnoan ramrd Onarlea Knit wit fjund W B; lyliC lo the yard al ma bell toner on Unlou Ill.l. I fi, the Aral itory of winch It ut.'J at a prison jLd H t lod(ers' room. Tne lack of the axull waa cruihej 1 fl la. and the rcnuina nre Itlnz In a jul of bloud. k ft V Juallce NrstcbeMer belnr; notidcd, toak charge of fL the body, Imranelled a Jury, and ordered a pott l' mtnltm ezanilnatlun. Frum liiformallnn whlc'i t tame to the Jittirc, he ordered the nrieit 01 two Li jt llermana Cha. Il'i-.n, kee4r ol a brer tbloiT, and T'i Nathan Hers, a cap luaicrr. and knwn at a nr-t?i I rl rate cbar4Cttr oa su-ilciun of bitlux comuiitutd VI the murder. ill The ioruner'a livett ntlcnwai bold al the Town i 7r lull yritrrday arior. nun. ami a lua a.id eicil iti 'i Xi crowd xai viesent. T,w .ro.ul;ii: l J( M I TDK TKSTI HON T II tf, Henry Eretrcr. iwil i I rendo In Moreaa atreel. In JjLI th tiwn ul t'no.ii i.t't If til. km n II aim U f u'clrclc. I ranie Tioui I lioaae of I'harlDt Tii.Vj, hi I' if tie corner ol I'niiii direct naa J. Iim.id avenue t I r Q lieiml ll.e tr ol turiur" lieu," "llctiii" I hur l, ,t 1 "J 1 1 aril ilie rrv n.i.i lorml at ihc or.n r o l'4tl Ff 2 aa'Je avoipte HCid lllniii Uriel iijor n.rn tl i?u de. amouc if X' tlioiu n old ii.. ii. l ir 4.ci an'i LIihi 'ims nom fi V. tho nore I aikcd wlmi wni itio innticr, lliwr r lUai 4 (oi e or lie itto.cij lunl inc thai n m mail wit I; A'l orunki n tuuiu u"n Ibit iloj alonf! lde ii vl: nis oim ol Hi' ronri taiil tint lli.a old tiUm 1 at cnard on -hi o ts In itio nior hoipr. ninl riot li-rt tt I told Mr.l'r).tho JjIUt to Uhw Ihiu hi iha w: j, n town or J ul ii.i I ie n.k'iit. 1U4. m iiiiut nut f ccn Jli to deiili; r ri'i tniu iliai Ii, ti-iil no ruiil lu du iIul im I1 lea In had u.p i rli'ii iroin 1 1 IVur.uAlcr a uiwuni i l aUliandt we'll up an4 tHxir.-.l in' lilltir i lni. lii i n i JL. uiai up. bfcamo Ii i ir v,aind-inji-r hutt ru unit I r anJ loid rue I 'hnulo t I ie l'iKriiMur llnoiie.i L C tae pljcc mi d ie .1 liimiu I toulii uui aj timt me uiil man w tjtox.i ued. nnu he uc'jrril tan. I a.iouii .ru lect hlini I Icit Ibe kuoii-i .iriy in luisicamcnci) ul lr. Ir fl To Mr llacirr. foreman The nody of Hie docetaul i;i rnn I' ih it 1 iti. i iim tti.u 1 4tv l.i. n cut (li LI oins ti.an ,a 'I "Tli" oll ruM'nl Ii ouni I In wtiii,- i( l iel, lisouplic lo c M tliu iiooiluaio at Un, liiiu ,1 i y tuzM." I. Si ivivr llsrccn titi1rl I real 1 In flunlr.i tircet 1 near I'uliharii. aviuui niaqiuruT n u uMucu li,i !l aiiiii.t I In ii I t c.i ul 1 Mil r.li r'' un.l linn I m V A la an outer tjlnun lu Kuit-tle avei tie, nia. lluu. t1 Li went outHidi! th i ir ii.i ii, I .it iiriui in I nitruii a I II CliltCd 111" klri't ailj lunr mi i.iiih Miie in Hi 11 S anow i In-ii ii- ,n urn lliu thrvrx a horl kU.'itin:i,i II J A 1 1 lilt alnrt tiiev.a Hal lililuc i.liu iii. n a.u i. j I drunVcu i n-t u ucuir clc.r C v. Ii r i u i In o if to i" lie tpoke in lluiman one wit Mr. Kie;. u.m Mr lit? lltaa urn' pnonui i, an I Ida ittii-r I (In! mil ku -m. I 1 .lu Air. i:r i.rr iiii'.u tii', aaj I llieo went I uck lo u.o o liit .PI tr ra ni'n iihili roniT i hc I "'inl Mr. (tic pi r n LIS i Iion'i urUe nut it u i r rle I'lUliui. ou n u I J 'Hi had tell' i p..' him I iilio ucll toer, Him in. I j I, .1 rTu al Krfy i hi ':vu I wi.n'l i he lallirltn iinoi.i j)1 tbe prior In ioi', In rc Mr urn nun brnulii lim.lii i i'u ii Mtt'i ci an lupinr l' ere mul mat Itia icut.. h If 2 fi roine lieie an troutili-il n.' wdi-n 1 w.nt uvii lit- i I' 1 ifi.1 toe olu l. an trie l. "Jl lp me Hut iiihii i oml ft J Vr tOff 10 Ihr OUI-lf linti III Lit Hull alll'VI-ln. In m n lif i"1, I WO'I 'I li"l I M t I'H IV II 1! l.l.i III .11 Ilerger "i- 'if I iiji.ei,. waa li"i,' r julridto IT ii taat oil ht ro.it an -la U n,. ai Wltnet- II i' t. oi .oi.dt to tlia t.-uuuiiu i f out 1 C4i u in a t' It v h' John y tnn. i I rm Jul ne'prr. anil Ik o 'I P cbare oflni' i.oi'. i la,t r)jti.rda) nict.l ilreiK'l ijnir II i. tu nil Mi. i' .in h ei.i u inini.r lur M .iei I e II gate hit i.anie at I iijri" Krnit, winle Uru i fr I Iinr; In tin i on me Uvti i of tin. I nor c line n an i li i aaid Mr I mrer if ii a pf mil n.i i twinnlii 1 n out f jli;'' In h. col iiMin ni) wile tm iiuld.il tlm old man rnr f iiytllr.r ll.e ivwu lo Uie rlpi.ie nf linir linn lo II o I'll I. Ioor lionte, ami ifcen in. uij. l.tt luin n.im luJcin... ii H!; 'te nlxhl, hut um i;alii jbont a o'curk lil blilil ll.e i i J I KJvtrieer caiua in a td Mia. Kiatl rjiiie tno lo nUh fur i or hxteiOai and 1 LiMed him anay,don'i kito uliG i I lodjinta acatn tiMler any ilrcuiiKlaucca about r, i j ,11 tjaarlrr to u lati nlhl I lietr.l a lao al Hie door, nnn, A .i va opeainu It. In eame ctinrLa lln.ii ipr'tonerl. lir if.il laald. Tlieie It an oidiiia.i noat. il.cio drunt; and e II -f J""1 to lock hloi up;" I lain 1 had 1.0 I ItM 10 lock i ri fhiui upi I weui down ti,4 aw two iiifni ouu wat l -Krf". nd I'm o'.ritr Hail lilucu Il.au idcntl ri I i Veil Hi rar. Ihe urn uirr. ki. I lie nunli tin. nl.l inun 1 1 i 'f' .waa on hla lliprv n 1 l K vn fillu u lillil li" i I t.elpi'J lift tin ruaii up, n 1 1 itci'ifaui'd linn at Hi In l t,hi. Kiall Mr I'm m,r iclil ni" Willi tlm um.i lu.lt: (if Inpr, a ..I I ial'1 tlial I Ina n u. u, I i.M .In. 5 i C or ira froin the u r iir ol tli I'oor tut tjiioao I t i ilL Met I lad Ii-l'i ll't I" in ni oui wu Milium in .I k 1 cann Mr i reiuer nl luiu me I aimiii i uk nu n,ri IIU, I .11011 ar.il But I, mi ,i p m e lo ,,r. I 1i, d I, hi 1 Ii il ,11. ituiioly i inirtoi i ho in. i.i'i'r Kmfi. Ilmi a-i i it i 1 illarrtlnn ran,,' n, I I. 1 1 u.lu., ,.i I I I w 'iil'l lilt. it i' iiiiin i .im, Ir ii r t.rril hvii A K 1 .lie i, II"- an. I l.r.,11 u n. i,,,, i ,,n .1)9 down lii the lull, hud hiii I i.f h ii i n vp t a tr 1 ai il i Hera raiKd hun u,, u nl lluu j, ipii.c imat.Ui PI rt I ua lirl t Inni tu antillier p m Him I went tr, t eu i, i. To thu fiiri'iiaiiU iu W4i in hi Kli.ri mruvci h nai ii I, about hte tniriutta i nil W wi cn luin iell in I mix' At 5:30 I" M. the Jury i dj uirni'd lo thiH evenln: it r) wine iriMincrv Ilcr and il.i.i, were p,acvd lu cui f itoily of U.o ciikt On 1 la M. III, oTr. Ili'linl,rilir Ihinaiiiiu lu Ilie Mule II: I I bun Ii Itoiiiid mo l iirorr, lig f I tili Tie I.itllo fhureli Itnund Ihe Cornor rtjj Hbould be the grandeii Ciiurrh In our cit. Tu 'A, wrtvrt Hilt object I am wtllin; and ready lu preittit

Mf luiiilljr admire Ihi Iter Dr. Ilou.'litoi, and I 3fj Jrutl tie may Urnl no d.nii tilly In ramnii aunicirm tl', !f luolt lo accompli.h tint pariio'u. Illl I II. T. IlKHIIOLU. HV VKUHOXAL IXIVI.I.IUUNVH. I k iJoJol'ltn, t"lll', fftune l now ettimtted it H'tlr. jiA'.'V '011 ,le''tn movcinent It rtoorlcl in (v?li yjiinaetoia, B laVoIV. al.'l,rtiV.on.,.'''n'1 ,n1 h" mother tailed for Ktlr flurope on Huoday alternooti jT"t Tliotn-ia !atlla of North Carolina was yeaterdar K'. ,1 V omloeud to be Minuter ie I'tru, BE t ,.c?i r,JP" ruk' Jr oiened th tall of the V v i lnlb nulmeet oy neocluj w.ib Mre, net! H 1 J"' Co"; yn" KUk. Jr hat broken op her at. I 'wi'lr'bwfi M W1" UMM(Mr ti5, u rns ball or rnr trim a. drwadHorlal, Mllllnry, fltnalrnli aad Terp. Icliorenn Knlerlnlnmenl al Ilia Aeadrnty el Dlaalr-Falr Wameu and llraTe IHa In Ihe) fllaay Dance. The annual ball of the Ninth Ilegiment New York Blale alllllla look place but nlRbt at the Academy of Jiutlc. Tuoeplendid band of the resi lient, conltlln of one hundred men, In scarlet uniforms and cap-, well laced, vtaa stationed at the back of Ihe lro, fronting an oriental tent acene. Abovo them wis Ihe motto of the regiment, rts llono aul VI." The brilliant bine nnlfornis of the regimental members, and etpectaily those i.f the offlcora, which were richly orninivtet with ral and cold, added much lo the tDecl ol thecrowdcl ccno ti ll conlraated handtoniely niln the vjtled (Oil im e of the Ijilica. 'Ihe onenln; match vr.in headed bj Col. Janes Flak, Jr., commander of the regiment, accompanied by Mr. Flak, a hand-ume I lily of full proportions who wore a light creen tlU trained dreea. trimmed with while point lies, tier hair rr.il drcesed and powdered tn Ihe style of Martha Washington, whose picture the lady considerably letemhled, Following (hem wore .Mrs. l.loul. Col. Hooker, the sltler of Co). Flak, with her liutbmd, who la one of the atalT ol Ihe latlt-r, Iteitlml lhee wile l.ieul Col Urame and Major IliUhcvck, nllh Ijdlca, and lollowInK Ihem mere the lino officers or the regiment and partners. Hie central nuadrllle of the flrtl dance was coaj rxweJ (if (.'.il. I'l-k and lady, with Lie-it -Col. Ilnlne, Col. Ilnoker. nod M-ior illtchcoc, and the ladles wllh wlwm tuey bid promenaded. I he ball was a splendid ii ml admlra'ilr-arrJitzed affilr In all lis rieuila. Atnnna the cu-sts were Uenerils Oenrra II. McC'lellnn, Durnalile, and Meade, Clen. Mitchell, II' It (Jen. Itiirnll ant atatr, of Mat- iciioetta I.leut I). I). YVonlward. I.leut. Dlllen bach, and l.ieul Commander K. T. Woodward, U. M. N. Lieut. -('ol. (Iro, Pott. Flthth llaclmenti Uapl. I). II. Wllie, of fie City Iroop, Philadelphia j Mnjor John Appleton, Leonard It. Jerome, Col. Hall, U U. A. Mjjor Chares U. (loldth walte. Tweuti -third lifiimriit Col. Ilodney C. Ward, II. Krbeo. U 8. ti. i Capt. II. Weir, W. 9. A. Ilrlr. (len. Varltn and bltn"; Col. Ilenrv Ilrinker, Lleut.-Col. I'uilinan, Cel. F el. Hlerry Col. (Jej. W. I'-lten, U. K. A. I Capt K 1'ercr Meeker. V 8. Marlnra Col. IVrry, U. S. A. lien. alcOuiJf and Col. Moll ir, of tne (Invernor'a taff; Lieul.-Col. Woo.1 ward. Col. J. Fowler, Cd. F.drrick A. Conkllng, Col, Frank, (len. W. II. Web- lor. (ien. Mialcr and alafT. tlrig. Ilea, John II Wll Cox. Cnngretmaii Ilenrv II. Jack-on, (len. Klddoa, 11,9 A; Uen, II. W. 1'crkins, If. 8. A., Ac, Ac. I'dnlsblnr Ihn Divorce l.nrryera. Martin Von HoTcnburg, a Nctr York larrjcr, wis held lo avail the action of the (Irabd Jury by Justice Welsh yesterday, on the coarge of obtaining t!0 front Mr. Josephine Dickinson of William bun h, for a worthless decree of dlvnroe. CnniiliutmaltJ;, -I.AniKH-AI IM Katl.tlh it we have identr oi rood work I ipse for scwina machine o i eeiy rarmcnte, by week or mouth, losirue-loa heeiupea evenlaa, A -L, A I) MX, al r)t lliiwirr vou can et nrat- el4 tewmx mtrhlnps bynioaihly ptrrajnisla work at Bomei Instruction fiea. A lilt ICAT number of rlrlt wanted for rilv ant country hotel i aim rrunle Miiuliuaj loe bcai ol rcl-rente lulord. Olllerekerti. rIM7lTsiVlirw",itftTrr iImiiiv machine 'or ala clean. Gia lioadway. lop IToar ileinemeer, lop floor. 4 llTIKlri.iri'I.lli'Tllf.-Th hTjh-i price 2V p.itu loroK- and mid makers al 19 vVootter at AiiOIIII Ironcr for lice collars and hsniikerchleis, also a pinner steady wort, -in Kan u I si. TllOflli ctr wnt" I louiutJ aoaild. at Mrs. JAIt A i.ni i a. mweuuthsi. IJIU'fiT-rl.AriS oocratort wanted oa Wiilcoi A Uilil t' nut'ni.ie o i lar rnllsrft, work riven mill relerenco teq-ilred. ASH Kit A liElll.lfll. S) IVatner n. I?lltMTCI.Hw shin iipcrators aud builonnnie tuskers. In an I out nf ihr tinittn, bv WM. HACUSK, U llruadwar, up s'alrs T?IAX I'lN.NKltM wai.len on dry Irunca. An olrto J, (UiliruKY.W Spruce tl. I.tlMHIIKIIh oaated on piuiertJuYui lith au 1 comer nl 3.1 av. ('i I III." wanlei for eonl Itnttlont tn the tin aud t inuiiirv al me oillre. t.tl Itroadwav, uear Std at.j nio'itf places rea.y t come and see UllllllLST puck oi'i work even oal In rev ror nrst-ttAM sewtac ivsrhine: intrn:tlo i free, al 1 IX n IIAKKIt'S.Htf liewrry. HOOP hK IUI' msacrl wantpl i r-Hxl haula onlv al'ldr. at M. COIIN 4 CO.'d. JIS Weal Jtta tU, be. twceo 7ih aaJ 5th avs. IKOM'.llr tnr new ehlr'a wante-l al VWH Kaet aCI'a at t'ali hIi lb week also li-atiur. I A IM Vf tsua hi lo (iperale on ail imla of sewing i iiiacrtlnea t rhirt and ovrrnll and duck paat mak e laninti pract.e. unul imiiitci, all $i i plaaiv or wort aaert bars vod can learn uiois Inau ooe trade in lluU'oaai. near catry. T AIIIE.H"lTia. and TVhealor A Wll.on .l-.a i waeii era snht on litali-ienls, rsv alila lo woi k al home. NKIYYOIIK MACIIINK STIIX'IIINO CO., 13 Dlrrciersl. IAIllrCft tant-ht nn Wheeler A V- llt.m'n tewinc 4 mach'ito- pleuty work allcr learning. fcW Itroad way toa floor. I A OIK'S will be fiirntshel with sewina: niachtnt-a J and all I te work they cai do 113 til -eoiier si IAUV tn astlst Ii lioneki'euia wautod al drill! j auMn corner oflloyl and Uouicl-isssts Iirookun. TV KW SHI IITIinners wanted o flsuiily thirls, and 1.1 two wstnirt, al IIP Katt llroa lwsv OI'TlIt VtOH on Muaer'a niachnie lo w irk on cosis wura tho War round at IS". Ctirltopber si., work, i.oa tirrl floor. Ol'l'it ATtiTt. nnithert. Inner mil airlt id Iraia no iiants. c .11 all the waek at HI Uan llrcad way, lu at floor. OI'KIt ATI! Itr waned on I nmn llnltoiilioio iim l times au-ii &rsl claal Ctlei t al 1 I let si Wll llanilhlirili. OT'KitATOIIr-. Hater, and niiltl,er on canoT KI roi.yili at .roi.draml, run floor SYI.VKSil.il. OI'KH ATI! II son ivillrot ft lllini's mtchTie oa nils and uliilv work, al 170 c.t lull li Heck. IAI'I'.II IIO.i:S.-WanlC'l. rTiimbi r of tiru'To vr. at liii- .(in.ir- w k o i p.a'-rale ruii-ni-is ii i-'i mi In al MAttriN rilKIJI.M'.i ptrer bus lai.turr. No m Xliirrav at. llAI'LIt lt(.VF.- in .HOini'i named jiiUuy- X mil .ins ouli uooJ ini.i neen ani II MAfM-lKSIIbenvsi. I. itAMIII.", r.KSOl,-liHrrei,i.i'iiK'iit waul -I l' ih I' niu a' I hue. I n-,r.l-i I. n. l.i-ie ill o onlv lUVIIIF.IHiini A O I'lU S 1 1 H I I K 1 1. Tli Un..' .1 w l V S'l'ilAlV HUtVI'illM, arcn'lurel to slnj lu bioi'ks and Klieriu'. APidr al ClWuti Vlli 1 1. 1 1 1 A 1 1, till I srs nnii lal is In ns .v au-j fluDti Qae k c -a. I'.y l'i lice al hi wn tl ii'.ta W IH-I!' 1,'t .V VI l.10Vt, Wli'cn A C.lMi', tt vi ,1 How Mnirrr's. uml other a'ul sewint inschii'i' ri-'ili d ai o lolij miniim iHiuienis. t-leri.wiu'i av i.-rncr Wia! lOlli l aul I'T Lual lliimuw xy hoar Itiruert ti. Lauiv u hu ri-oi or buy LiniElil Irtie. M I -i air. V A NTI'.II A h"i.ek"i'r-cr innsl loi wiliinir lo do t I a I thv Wn' k lul ii aii.ilv of tliei iiirM'-ii. Hi 1J In (liiM ni'isi l-e lolly comi ct -i.t in t.tw trt-rti Chtri ii-the laili Ii hiuin,-si out ilililtij! the ilai nee. imi mi II.1 per nmn'h; afro i-iant wniuw I ferrt, I. Ad fi A II P it lOi Su i oltli e. V ANTI'-II-M tie new w.-,t ,1'ie i-wir, niai-nniR 1 1 Uni u, iiiilmi, 'it, desni- si o Murk at hull t.ncs for P si o.at" ei. i,iir!i,i,t.. i .mrucrioii true opou i-vcn nt. -V. 'HIi av r,oiw"tn aCtii no I Illtli tl. A VI'F.ll -111 nperat is I WJH ou I line' an I Il tin lu-.'. unil'MliMhioa. .ition arid lann dreiscs, Ac wl-ti l i i e 1 1 1. 1 A) 1 a: JOIIN-.O'., IIIMSNa A 1 H II Crntbr St Sd floor N'I'DOI'olll ladles ami sreilllr-iien lo sell si ttilitiil f,i trier's new biok m wt literal tonus odcri'd (ki n i-jitid m 'li..Viiir. It. II IHItiiU-iON 4 Utl.tMnifrcke s VT A NTT. II tile's to letrn cif "th Tlleet"l oteTees, tv imk iu"tion loe-stitcliseuui machine Macaiota sold on lnul menu i worn ta iu to nsvni' nl. HBI.I-AMY ft llr.AY. IM 31 av. A NTliO- A nrsMMs colored woiiMn at cook lu ts s nnvaU Punlly ni'irt bnu city refertnea from hei latl pltc Atioiy Wedoeidsy morninif, telween 9 an 1 II. ot SUi 5t!i av 5,1 li.juo abovs IM f. V A NTHO -r,ii"rt"nr7 bow sad scai-?rinkrs. vv 1.0'tii'i.ienl hand will Uud nltr.lv of workalicood at. 1.1; uowoik given not. Api'lr lo I'ldlt, CLAUK A I I.Adtl. tuiiioaJwjty. In Ilia rnar V A NTIill rnrrpeienl rorewomaii In lake 11 ciartie ot a waterfall i.iannlnriurv none hot n-i etKrlcncid hand u-e J apply, lo J. D box 131, sua oinir. VV A nT'iTo i7iT:o"riioerer t: Wilton anil AMI II c t A- nib t-winr nm"iilni nisi, for Itvm fancv naii l stwinj. CLOvhll lill'ia 'li Co i.,iicrt tl. WASTI.II cuitir nn i hintreu's ear.neiitt i one 11 i li r, i i-l In i. !il atl. n-.i-k A pi) UDfjl'F, t'AliiV us ft lu Howard u ANTI'll- In nwler anil order rook one who uiiiitm.ii,i lir hnsliioi i also, a wuiuju lu waia dnlnt A't.i.i ii .vHm ar. V N'1'lill-A itici to d-i ener il h ni4ew goo 1 t iic. Iinimro .il Mil. hi) VAMM'b, nl UruaJ war. ii,i it lira. WANTKO A v I ir-c-ieuied hflmuers on IV it ST inaciui.w, ul BI..HI.I. UltOa.'.iiJ cniyanc II., lliiio loll V ASTKI)-sl"icneri on neonr-jp r work ApTiy 11 lo C tl. I '.HI. I. .13 Kraiikfolt .1. Vv A NTI; Tounmil Ii. mi l,Ui.teaoi iu a siiul'i II lauiil). I in I" Mi.oi.th IS Wf IlLhii VV A NTKII-Kitsi chi-a un mieit lo trim lucialdoTi tl lace raps Sll Canal si. ft hi door. VV A NTIMI (ipe'atort and flticia on tboe Hi iivrs, II Cull ,ii(9 I'liimn ar In, (1 or. WATr,l)-A kirl for itsi.cial hoaioifor ia"iTprr t ait i.iiuily. IDs t J ii'iiuia si. V'OI'Mf ll H d "btalnsiinslnns. free, lodi- ii.ataml rrtrsii il 0,'. "ten or Imtrd at fl.Mn area, al iha eir't' iodiui iuie. til blaecaer si.. Saw York VIM Ml (Mil I. wanid lo mind children Twaeet 1 I k iininih. lit Kiui lOJtn it l.llll. wanti d t work at a llrlil nian'ifaeiuiint 1) but mm e'li,. .t ooys. Apfly alSU West til si, fill OPr.ltAllillH bu W. "tVs machine, ou se,li i I I.Lrii wagu lo joo1, itead.i hsnas. No INw Chsrebi'it tl. Mid LltuWl.KY 1 HANim, opertiora on 8 tewini machine. XI If eaaiers aid pirainsa oa ooau. Apply al til atati t tl.. la Ibe lactor '-IHil VKA VrlltH Tniosily femslesl wsnuvt lor to 1 1 iawii'sli ucii camK,l,'J" rumc IBnUb-JfnCTli A-IIIH1IKMT FItK.'KM.-Work even oal to a nay foraewlntrmarhln-a nv Instalment i Intitno llon lire. IILAKK A I'UND,139Bth at., between Itroad way and 4th av. AUTFICIAI, FI,OWrKUrl.-The h.ehest once and steady eniDiovineni slve.i to tood branchcri. App'yto fi, YI rtllADS.N A Cti., 133 llroome St., 8d r'oor ea'l ol Itroadw ay. BOXINU rlrli am ombossrn wanted) liberal waiat pall. Applt at al Cenlrs ft. (1AP OPKIIATOim and "binders anted i a steady j place lor cood hand" MXUreeoe st. IP.XPKIMF.NCP.ll hands wanted on Males' undsr J aarinenli, al Irjdrsnd ,1. Call lor one week. V ANTF.II-A aoipekeencri Catholio ptefiirred 11 It pet munth, 41 Ooeicks. VVANTKO-A liltle tlrilo ta'ke care of children. 11 Apply aiSCI I'luomcsl. VV ANTMI Nc.it ewett to nuke Ian-on aiioei. 31 11 tianeii tl np lloor. t ANTI'.tl -IVrtect(!ooThan"s for bows and II. s It '.H lielaiiuJV St. ClnnltuBltilfrv. AOKNTrt 1VANTEII for a new and aursotlve In vention nl universal demand. Cul and examine al 110 llroadway. loom 10, between 10 and I o'encs. 'llOY wanted ll'rotettanli aged aooul II i one who can read and wine waaea tl.Vl a week. Call at W Sprint si., nesrlludion. tronl a io9 A. M. A I'llAI'TlCAii farmer, lo work a l.oni liland isrnt oiisnarts. Apply teb. 10 or II, before lu A el., at Wl Uieeckrr it. AVOII.MI SI AN al Iiorseshielni i one that esn drive hol well Inquire of 1'AflllUK MeHK.1 SA,llh st and nth av. A" (JIIIMI rsrne maker, ('all on IIAUUIIA1 A WHKII1T SIMoelroniery St.. Jeney City. N. L n AssTOIIT riov wanied to drlvo a esii, and two la bcrers to clean brick SSih si. and ttl av. ItOOK comhovitora waated al the atereotype louo- I I dry, and in NewChamaers tl.. New oik. It ft A Nil boy wanted at II Katt I'lhai.t one who It lives with his parents preferred i wages fj. AH I'lTTKIt wanleJ.-Apply ew Iiowery, jnncilon ol I'aail AH filler wanted at 1 Maldsn lane. Sn (iOMl'OrslTOIl wanted. Aonlv to ft. FltKNUII. I I rark bow. T fACII INI.iTrs wanted. 3 or I too I mschinitu at III Weil hod, ounosite ca works, Jersey City. Ta,e ravont i cars at Cnambers tl. lerry. OYHTKIl opneTs wanted l lflean or twenty will be ouipiuied tlis tear ronnd COX a CUIIANK9, TO fori! an di 't. 1)l.ll!ll IIKU wanted A yonnir man who has trvei 3 tears at lus Hade, loqu,rc at tit Myrtle av.. teal Adelphl St.. llrooklyn. PAPKIl ilOXES-An eiperieerod man lor cnl- lion aud ilueiug, al II. MA.INECK's.ai LIDerty st 1)AT(ArsOT. -Kipjlonced cutter wanied at flYllb -CUIttYl.N'j.lll llroadway. UVlLBhVVANTttI.'-Job rolersi also, a rood donotfl machine rnler t non-tocirtr won t cood haniis will have ttesdr employment! alao,two or Ibn firlalofoll and anten pami-hlela. UKAIT Y, 8TKVKNSON LO U gprnea tt, rilWO rood Job conipoaltuia waated aisi Iteokinan X tl. i none others need apply IT, II llATCIUI.Ail. f PO II A K EKH.- A antM. a man to work oa bread X and rake, ffl Coles si Jersey CUT. Sl IlllEi'.lTAsT-KTaTuT makeri wauled, al ho. SU llroadway. VVANT-II-A tnsar boll-r. lo to to tlataniat. 1 1 Cuba t mital be able lb arralo tuolaetei la tbe pao i aOeiuiau preieired Apptv to MrriAU A. IIAllLI.N. Sd John si.. Hew Tork. 'ANTKI-lwo clor danrcrt not ova IJ yean 1 old Ati y for twu days, bnweea the hoore of 10 and I!, at Duwcry lloase. cor, ttli st. a'i1 llowrry. W.XSTF.II-A smart, honest Ian Uniska hini-ell 11 utelui lu a liquor ttorei must have cood refer eneea Addrtsi IIMIIIK, bos 131. Hun olBce. VV A NT Ell-A hoy in a drug tlore. wn.1 refrren est 11 hours iromSA. l loIP.M. Apply al lilailiav VVANTKO-A boy thsl niMrrVla.iiti ilie Osli and 11 uysier busincia. coruer .?tn si aud Leal iclon av W'AN'TKO Aa active aloo aalesniaa and good 1 1 ilvca keritr al KMKIII'a. tlh av eearajtl. VVANTFD A f)rsi-ctas nenian iu a customer 11 shop In llurun tl (Irocopolnl VV' ANTKO-Attiiiant bartender. Inquire al t II .l av C AOKNTS wanied something new, tslable. and p ini-riioriuits i onlv small cauii.ii reqnired. New i ork .tlaoHtaetiirliui Company,?! forllan It st. SSitniifaoi Klnnitc. AYOIfNIJ rcsneclaole coliret girl woild like to co out uv ilia dsy ur week, to do washint and Iron. aa, or any kinl of wora Cad oa ur addreat CAItlllK, f.o. in ite-1 aaui it. A (SITUATION wauled by a in sr. li-.il bj I uti.er tailim ntt.r. AdJrcat K. WlLLlA-3. Ul rraak llu at. A.11KKICAN slrl wants a slrnsUoo la a s.nall fami ly f-ianrlog t.io I Iwu dsr-. BAIvKltrl. Vfantsd, a forvhand olace n biead aad eaes AddreM 1. hot HI, itua once. Ul ANTED A poainon at Indoor wstrhai it by a -ni it man of mu hi esperiencet cao fnrnlaa flril cli a-, rltv re ereni-e a to ability. Industry, and tobrletr Addreu CON yiDENT. boa 100. Bua olBclu VV AtSIIlN (jaail iranlnt wailed ilam lnnrl,inost III hunaer lu a Chrlallan tan.t wiea I am willing lo work? u- tliaie oor.a lu Palp uiaf t? Kortyla si., room 1, fioul lionsc. VV A NTKO-A simsti .n as ciianiirmal I an I wall vv rosin a ainall Uni ly rood lo.'rrsaot tronl br lvtcl.ee Ai-tly at O lYearth sl, belweea IJA. II and 3 1' M VV ANTfc II Wasalna and ironmr or a wliowwo 11 man, at Wl Kast Itt'i sl 2d floor, bars room. JJnj'nusj Chnntts. SP1.ENOIO C'HANCE.-Kaaer ffoadi ilnre. beat lucatiuo. an I long tease, at s b iraaia. at '03 Colombian neir Hiokett tl fliuih rirtraiyu. A 11)1111 Cll A .N C E.-ThTclear s'laa JTToi attau il.. lor (sis. HAKKHY lo let and flstuiet tor rale, wllh a irond rume 1 yeaia' Icaau, a good cliance for a new be cinner. italtJ3.av. I "(III MA I.F. -Carl in gVor i of one of the larren wlioloaale (lown-iosro sroecrr aiore. witti or wiili out teanu. Aoulr to II, C. MILI.iilt. omcc of nwillsure Line, olcr li. K. It. I.'Oll -AI.K-Tno slnek. ottur t. nTvl lej,e ol a llqunr rlnri', caeap. Iii(,utri: ul i; iili av I.'Oll Stl.lt X lliiior "store, stotkrund asTurea. la I al Ml l.esl Ski st. I I) It ,M T II II K rTII HI', f'.r salei eiUbrih'd"Tt I )ears. il aoo(l baali.es. ifl tii i av. TVOTII'K. -Tne eirf c't .neiy, loy and sfi nnery II noro. U M inoust. near H.irla.-, will ue sold at a lacriliLtion aicou I ol air kit 'st, (N K "f iho boiii atanit in lie llmlad Statet a tuie uiieji neni. Tlioto deililaa- f'irlli r Inrormafun, Incase rail uud ei.inuno Iho arlU:l'i al 1,0 llroadway, room IS, Iroin I'J to I o'c.ock during Ihe w mk. Ti a ur's i:irtv. ft"fi!o.sTri.u tTiof:o.ow cmi 1 i.iprsl riq aire I ousinea. einni'she(t, pleiaini and tiiri-r iltable. A.I in-M ll doi) a llliU3r.IIUI.Il MA II A.I.NL. Ncwouri. N. Y. C HOI -1'1'ITIM; ulsi'lnhmet.t lor sa.o, or wi.l Q cai.liali;o. MOUilt" ft Mllllll.t. rtlN. 3 Murrav ti room 23. t i t TO S-flO, Yon.12 man wan'a to buy out 1 I M i ssm.ili iiit,nos patina 'roll. S,'n t a nolo to Mr I 'OK II,' Macm ii;'. tl., w.lh parllcnUra, for trim dais ionta nno riooivs, a I'LW ren leinen rai b.i se.'j n undi od wi,a it lo.ir.t nl- ..t,bj.iji 11 led r 1 1 t. I If .Mrs 1 1 1.0 r. i i m let. suitable m Imnsiki-ci.. lu i.o-i i- p. i, au- IV I'r it, sun -t n-ar lluilmn. 1,T.V ceatl "Men mid I cites ran Oa act-luiuiu la led nn boir-l ii ii V k t (iKNTI.ICll.tl w intii a room in na elioorliooit of J JJuusoii i;iv r fiepot. Hoda.in .1. AUJrcsa, wlUi purlieu .u. FK:irilll, box tn otlice. (s (1(111 substanl al bo ird a.ut l.i.l'.di (lir giuile g tucn only), Willi itmrto loouii. ii per week, al JH Latl HooHou .1 near Urotda-ay. LOH 'J xeailemnu and a ynu'itf liidy uaa have board and taonn aiSl Kldridgs i. OKU WaT"a7Tli rsT., near 8th av.-Unfur. miIO uu'ied apaiiiueuli to let t Iha uioti comfort, nbln In Urn t-ily. Mrs, JfcllOMK. Plilt Vkil-ll rooms, lully fiirnlthed for Oil boureveiunir. iras snd Lloscts, lu trcntlutuan aod mis iiiereiicti exenanged. Inquire at 113 Uodtou it, tu clzai store. ticiioii JJolittJ, lIAJ?t.1IIN I'. I'AIItCllIl.lT, Aictlnniir'.wlll I) e,i o) rutilio inclioi on ivcdnetday, Ken. UH. al ii A M, at Hie corporation yard,! ot of Little l.'hat., b --tn ll.ver. a Isio (ttnntily of ftaging. old kins wiwoiis, iron Piidc. A.c ft&i nd linuicdiatel)' hfter al Hie lo-norailnn yat(l,foot cf Itiviu-ton si., l.at I'.iti-.oM lion, clii ear's, wnaons, tlmgimr. Ac llv inuer n( Wll M. 1 M LLLr. Ea. Co-mUloncr of l'unlic Itorkt. Hv it ii f. ilt o.iiirrmij,irrAjrTi.ii7eeT iiiy.ii. i.t'.i 'tin ii. turner or alh as. k,l' soil r k. tlal. k. Hiilc )i-ais L-aio if restaurant i u.aiid '.jir-i i-alo ni. 'jsx Cli av., mar 31th tl on ,n..r.il iv, ii. 11 n'lioik on iliu puniisos i may Oc ca aniie i ni ,i ly i o-,- v fores e tV' II. WITTI'.KMi aui-ilonr'erT sells mis tlav. nl 3 It u t'loik, lit IM Lannl l Itecntor's tale of house bell f iruituie,s c icu.al luiu i-ari-ria. parlor aud cbauibcr saius, n'ltiii, cook s otea a-e f nrd-'r J II fcOMKILS. Kaetutor. sl iTiuinil Jiisirnmtuif, t liHKAT OI'I-'EH 1-lloTlACK WATKIC ill t liroauuai. will dupoteof 100 I'lanos. Mrloueons, snd llr-aiis. ore a prsi Lla.a umkers. lociuding Uatcra'a ni.d Ch.Caerins'f. at etrreiieijr low rrlcrt for cash dunna me llu.i js, oi v, intake Irnni it to tv inonin Ii until paid toi r. and mil app'lea If purclitred. I.iKF.IJANTTJcOoiavu rotawoini piano, cnul mic 'jnilce. JAllfoi UJIIliON, 1 Dleecter il., near Mardougnl. 1 All Y will led for il30,ToirToodUnofoi'tiv tiooT I i nnl cover, modern linpri.veiucutt, iplendld lone, No ?s rhird rt. I I i 1 .i 3TojI ani dfonuii. IF Till! person who look the hone and ration Monaav, K'M 0. about t o'clock, from llroadway and iieaclo tl will rcmrii r 10 taiiir to fill Kail !Ud at., be wulbe liberally rewarded and no qiieilioot atked. I OhT-ln f olne from 31 ltlvlngon"st IrTtne eorner J of Korittli and llivingion st. or.e diamond lar. mlive svJriwi'rd" 1 "tnnn l ltivlogln tl., ffllf. KKWARU ler tbe recovers of a lar collar. i if ir ..s'LVioVto.?-u- i" L LAHCaVBTJin A CO, rl Broadway, mniinunU. Q 1. V.1I P 1 IJ TUKATH K. WEDNESDAY EVENIS'O, ftn. I, and every evening dnrlog the week, and WEDNESDAY ANuSatUKDAT MATINEES, PRO. L. FOX will arpiar u 0. L. AIIM AND, JEAN DKS KTAT8 0NI8 with all the cardinal virtues, in the IllcnKLIEU of iho Period, aitlited In hit cabinet by the billowing members, it lected eiprestly from vtrlous stales and conditions i ADA IIAltLANI), Pffretaty of Hymen. LILLIK ELUIIIDOE, tfecrelaryof Venus. LITTLE JENNIE TEAMANS. t tccrtlsry ofMoiniu. II. It TEASDALE, Secretary of Olrmpus. K. COLEMAN, fecrctary of Hades. And In addition, every member oflherretcnt Cabinet will rtialn offlie. THE EXECUTIVE DKPArtTMENT RCENIC llEPAtlTMKNVSVAYr'l AND JOIISSON. riliTIJMi: l)l:i'AllTMK.M' Jiisi TitninLK IlrCllltAUVl; ill.l'AllTMKNr II. CUTLKII. MEt.HANICAI. IlKI'Alir.MEM JAMEr) TATE. HANK DKPAIITMHNT M L. HllrTON. MUSICAL DEI'AltTME.NT.... F. STItEDLNU&ll. TLE I'OWElt DL1IINII 1IIK TIII'.ONE, JOHN II. KELWYN. Seat! can be secured sla dsys in a-lvsnra. GIiVr,S!lA.,.I0i:r.!!; rnoi'itiETon EXl'RAOIIIIINAItY NOVKLTy, rUU O.NK WKKIC ONLY, rOUIt OPEItAS KVKHY NKllir. rOUIl IIAI.LKT8 KVEIIY NI01IT. KlIIIItl'ItlMK OONNK KVEIIY NKIIIT. FIVE I'ltEMIKIIK DANHllhnhl EVKItY NKIIIT. TI1I1CE KIIIHT TKNOltS EVEIIY NKIIIT. Lis nniOANiM KViJitr sioiir, HAItllK flLWE KVEIIY ilUIIT. la oitiNiir; nucfiKs-K p.veiiy Niunr, LA rhltlCIIOl.R EVEIIY NIIIIIT. The (in and iii'kiia nouns uallet EVEIIY Nlllltr. AIMEE, 9II.I.V. l'f.UHINl, TIIAL. KVKIIT NIIIIIT BATHnilAr M'ATINKK Lid DIIIUAKII. SECOND UltANI) RKIIKAtmL IIAIINER. VISE. Jli EXCELSIOR NLN1U RKOIV1KNT BAND. TIIIIIMMAY, AT I I'. M. skvki rn iiiA.tii noxoKitr, hUMlAY KVKNINO, FLU II. fa rehear ta I. LK.t OKOItijIESNlii, by llffrnbacb. WAM'ACK'H. fl I'ronneior ano Manager... ...Mr Lester Wallack. THIS (WEDNESDAY! EVEMNU, I Ell. S, ltobirtaon's military drama of OUIlrl TIlttltSDAT. reh.-M(Se.Y. KKIIIAT, reO 10 MOM Y BATOItDAY-LAST MATINEE OF AINTUEAIIT NEVKIt WON rAl 'LADt. AND IISRI) UP. SATUIWAT N1UIIT. Feb. 11 -(Seeond lime thlt sea son), THE CLANDCSTINE MAKIUAIIt.. Ou Monusr, Keb. 13, will be preseatrd (first time thlt season), T W llohcrtsonl cbaruilng comedy HOME," aa otMnaily performed la thlt theatre by Mr. letter v. allack. Mr. John Onberl, Mr. J. II. Sioddart. Mr. U. 1 lllorgold. Miss Madeline llenriquee, Mi EfCa Oer ruon. Miss Helen Traey, and others. Mr Itoucrtsnn'e new comedy BIltTII," li alto In aeiive prerarailon. JJOOTH'r TIIF.ATHE. fIFTII WEEK. Mil. EDWIN HOOT 1 1 niCIlSLlBU M EVKItY BVESINO (atecjt flstgrday) ANOHATl'llllAY MATINEE bATI'llDAY EVNlNO. Felt II, Mil. LAWIIKNCr. IIAllUritT at lltl'IIAKL tat MAIilILK IILAltT. SeaUteeured BIX DAYS I.f ADVANCE. M KtV YOHII. CI It CI'.. i L. II. Lt.S I' lilih tl.) Director MATINEE WEDNESDAY and 8ATUIIDAY attf. EVERY MUIIT AT S. HEdviicK. orrTov. and allen, ITNIIIVALLKD COttPs'oF V0LT10EUR9 ,B U" TEiinirnc iiattocte leaim. IIAIIKIIACK IIIUINO UY MLLK. CAIUILINK UOLL1ND. THE O EAT MELVILLE AMI IN KANT HilN. AM) WILLIAM turriON. ACIIODATIC AND GYMNASTIC KEATS. NIIII.O'M (lAUDE.N. KVKKV KVuNlMI and SATURDAY MATINEE. THE ULACK CltOOE UKltO JSLLKD. Inlroduetwii of aa KNTIHR NEW DEMON nALLTT, COSMfMKa, MITMC, AND KfFECtS. The celearaiad RlZAItKLLt H -OT.IKIIa aad the PKUKUT MIDlk.), EIOI1TII WEEK Of THE UREAT MAJILTON8, and MOE andOOOUKICH. Its SKATf.11. I7PUUTKENTU T. TIIUATITR. V W. b. lloLLANl) Lesteaad Manager. a.H4aeaielt nl EDvilN KOIlltET. WEDNESDAY, FBII tU 1331. aadtvery evsutbg eiopl Haluruay, mil be presenlea KINO LKAIi, Bstordar Mttlnee and evening. The ELFIN STAR. Miss Krf IE JOII.ta AS FANCIIOX -Til Al I'.NDr. TIIF.ATHE. FIFTY TIMES. 8AIIATOOA EVERY NIOIIT aad SATURDAY MATINKE. ,s All novelties postponed for Ibe present. NA KinvTVr TIIF.ATHE. LAURA EEENK. Supported bra lull rnmntny In HUNTED DO.VNI Every etenlnr. MATINEE NATI'ltDtY AC I O'CLOCK. W'ooii'.h .ii I i;i"i .ii. 11 uvmr torrior enticements ol MIS 1,1 CY III MllllN. the maBasemsct aonoti'ii el tne last ion,- nights of IIKU IIANfl.l FI.IDAY. KER. 10. FAREWELL tlENEE! f Of 1 fl Y Hl'MiniN. on which oceadon, flist I lino in America, the cooioitr of (.1.1 l ll.lt, AND KIUI IIA.MI.v MArlM-T. I'LltFOttM ASCIIS TIVIiAI. Aril'. M THE COLEMAN f IIII.HREN IN HILLY AND SAN. I HE 001)1) FPU NOTIIINtl. MA It 1 1! HI'.l'.IIAl'lI.-SlTdt Theatre -To-ulshl, Ami Cilia," het-uti u. An-- i bra Vcneu, 1'iln cces llenrleii.i Thmsdai. 1 a'iit"iniu auf Tun srhung." Fridar, "Lovu ard lulnsu Kaoalo uni Llobc UAN l'll,ANCI1('(i"lN-'l'IIF,l,'s. Vl llltOAl) 11 1VA -OIIKAf hUC'CKHS. IIOUhKH IKlU'DKII NIGHTLY IllltCIl HAMIUll.ll. lll-'KN.Mtll, ti IIACKUh'SSan Franiltro Mlnsiisls, Tne Israel omu pant in the world, 'n new tn i;t,danrst, cccjjlrlc acts, AC. FIRST WEEK of LlCS UlllOANDd. 1 UY A NT'rt N KV OI'EltA IIOIIrSE, l tl beiwreo k'.tt aod t Ii av. OLOIIIOl'S TRIIIMI'll. U.tll.l.tkNT -UCCf.SS Ol THE NEW TEMPLE OF AMUSEMENT. Oil. f'OIIKY'S "iHKIi.Wlli rhalleiirlng Ihn w r.d for Ocauiifiilu d Ui illianlsrcuery liluitrateil liyihsruilnr lnh Pallt 1 end in'onciy cjni c Irl.h skrlrhet an 1 d 1 icjs APJLI.11 II tLL every evcnin1. batuidti Matinueot AIJin.i-u, snd M co,.:, HTToai it" v a y iT NiimFfiu o "o o it a 11 iVAt-.i4llruilai., oi iva rnn. Ojj 1 10 10 s. JttllirtJ, J A II EM PA It TON will LECTURE AT AiSOCIATIOS HALL, TweniT.ibtrdsireil and Fouilh aveaue, TlltllteDAY EVENING, Feb. t.on ONE IHINDRKI) YEARS AIIO." AdmiaaionQOela Reservo,! seataTI eta. Tickets for eale at all Iha principal book and mono stores and bo'ela, aad at ihe hall. 'IMI F. IiIiSTanT' A OE."-Ir.6'Lcarr lecture! tn. I nlghlai (treat Hall. ODixr Idslllute, on phvsl ognomr.or bow 10 know a stranger hv lits sppesr auce. lira lorm, completion, lace, balr, eyes, no.e, iimulh, chin, Laao'a, lect, Ac. Eslonilrelr lllutlraled with a tei ol Ingeniously contrived paintin:s. Admis sion '.fi reals, (hildreo is reals, prlvaia Ir-ciurra 'I hursdar and Friday aficrnoona. tad lea only, Thurs day and Frioay eve ilojs. men only IIMIF. HON. IliTflAOK (llt.F.IM.l'.V will lertnre t on ('oopmtloii Peiore the uonarailre tianufno turlaifasd Laud fompiny of l'cna,)lvaira llior.'lny rvcainir, Ken.k, at a o'rloe-, nl CnOperatire Hall. No. 311 Itoweir All ilrtlrous nl lie inn.' a mattery eipm.111011 01 ma 1 11 i'J it t r 1 Invited Helmed seals forladira Hr F heeger mil prrttdc. Jfjlttlnigj. TOTI('I:'tO III T0IIF.KS a'n'II II A It Kl'T il Ml.l Tlir luitriiria of tne oily of New York, nnl all 0 til re Ijli-.csu-.l iu puolle markiita or said civ, aro requested lo attend a nubile nicclinu, to be hu d al the rooms uf Hie lluti her.1 Hide aud miiilui Aoioclallon. fool of 41th it ,E. It on Wednesday afternoon, x'eb tl, at a o'clnca, to Interchange oploloui In reaard to 11,0 aaleol the ounlc maikata, audio lake inch action thereon aa tnav be deemed necest srv y order J. W, CLI NTH, fecrctary. 7 Til V. Property Hwnera' Protective Amoci.i Hun. a meeting or Ihn abovo aiioclalluu rrlli no held this iWcdnwdayi evening, at llllleiusn's Hall, corner f Stilt tl and ?th nv., at half.patt 3 o'clock. dpi irx CBiviia, Jr., fee I'EfEII DOLAN, I'ret. L i JiVlSttllimtOtlfl. I'fiMttTi Lf- WJ HOtVH A N II O 1111 1 1 A Nrt I N I. OERMANt -lie have retc vrd today, fiom Hr. II. Milliter ami M, Ilium, from Mlllhitrn ind Spiliig. 'h.N' J'auni of I..i. collected among i iiTr frlcuds. Most praiseworthy It tho conduct of a ter. V'lUlBlrl lnlhe family nf Mr Manlier, Annt Amadel. who con riouted IU, a whole moruirs'incmne, for this "YurC.TO.lJII. KOCII.bONs'A CO. II(F.I) 1!. (JA1HS will give special attention 10 Ihe pruning nf 11 rape vines, who lully lind-rtltnds the .management ihereof, Offlcc. sa Clb v. Nun;iy, Hatungt on trie Had-on. f fill ISIIOK FrTTEIlH and others-Sewing rnT. X chines and utensils fir sale lor Icat luan hill their cost, Apply at 100 Iiowery. lo. door. VVANTKO-A ehatT of carpenter's toon, tscond. II hand. Col ta good order 1 nata lowttl erica. Ad sVsaii (JAHUlieQII, bog IM, Boa ca. r itl,ntH.,H?r mty t!NTyrs 11 HT AHlfVA I. It KPOItT, JLillH IfNtrhD rll'Af EH UFl l.sBllllAN' n COM TANY. IN THE CITY OK NEW YORK, JOHN K. DE WITT, 'resident. Orricr.lt WaLt-SrtacT, .laniiaryl, 111. I Amount of net rub Attett. Jan. I, ir.O ILMI, 131 M ItfcChlPTS. Amount received for Premiums. C7J,ltt 09 Atnoiint of Interest rcceited Horn all sources 271.139 JO I'roOl on Invcttuienti,, J.0 J7- KIM ,t ll,l,iU4 61 DISIIURSr.MENTS. Lesset by death Il.x II Purchared Policies 'iUrlt-1 a) Life Annuities, Endowment!, and He-Insurance tJOT a Insldends to Policy holders, in- rliidlng I16.IWM paid with claim I10A1I U Interest paid Siockhollers on Xi0.fJiiduu.iranteeCnrl'at.... 11.00? 00 Commissions 3! ,13 11 Advertltlrig and riiyiieiam' Pert 10,139 II Taxes, office and law eiperiice. salaries, Akcncv expenses, priming, tictenue stauips, 1 pottage, AO T7.0M 87- M7,K 41 Cath aiietl, per ennmerttlon below tl.C30. U AHSEIS. fash In Rank and Trust Co III.3IJ 33 fulled States Mocks al market value S91313 00 New tnrk city, foiinty, and ltrookln tucks al uiaraet vslne. 7.SH()n llunds aud Mortgairrs secured by rem estate, valued at full doub'e the loans 1.7U.J30 00 Loam on etntlng I ollciet, witn Inleietl accrued..., 011,130 41 lia irterly and bemi-Anniial Pro mlnmi due snbaenneol lo Jan. I.tsn 1(0,530 U premiums on existing Policies In hands of Ar.cn e and In cours or Iransmasioc....,.., 30AM Interest accrued lo Jan. t. Mil.. 11,111 M Temnorary Loam, secured or collaterals UCHI 33 Rslanca due from Atents., 1,073 01 Furniture and onire Axiures, In cluding Agrneir I.TW H Cash Assets, Jan, 1, 1171 ta,CHtI3 a Applicable as fottmm Onaranieedrapittl nock 300.000 Oil Amonot of loaaet reported and unpaid 11.110 Ot Amount reserved ut remsur aura ror existing policies in suring lia.un.su, psrikjititt. Ing insurance al 4 per ccul, Actuaries' net premium lrlfK,73.3 00 Present value of outstanding dividends to policy haldaie. I IS, JO I It Reserved as cost ot collecting proinlumt deferred and In course of collecting, alto com missions unpaid tl,A3 39 t,oii,wno Divisible srrplns f 071,714 it Fatxna II. O'Comiou, Secirtary pro ism. Froru the nndivlded surplus of l7l,Tl 10 a dividend will bo paid, a vail able on the settlement of Ihe n.'Xt an nual rtrrnlnm alter March I, ls71, to esca partlilpal' lug policy propnrnoneo' to its contribution lu surplus. IIOAKII OF IHRKI.IORS. JA1IF.1 SUYDAM. late mercnanL JAMES MARSH, late merchant. JOHN J.CISCO, late Assistant Uull'd Stales Trea surer. 1 110MA1 C. HOREML'S. merchant, Warren it. UENJAM1N t. vtllEtLWHIOIir. president Oreen wirh Usnk. WILSON 0. HUNT. late tnerrhent. DAN. II. ARNOLD.tate t'rnaldent Merctotlla Dsag. WAhlllHOTON IL tEllwILYH. hanker, Naivanar. WILLIAM TUCKER. Isle Prevideoi nnicaerbocacr Flin Insnranco Cumi-any, SlIEPIIKRl) KNAPP.Vresldrnt Mecbamca' Dank. liAAC N. PIIKLCH. uaokei, Wall st CII.MM.IH h. HILL, btuaer. William tl. LINTON UlLur.lt I', Trctturer Ureouwlch Ssvlnct Usnk. WILLIAM tl. I101.LE. Astoria, l.onr Itltnd. IIANhON E. COIt.M.MI, lurichini nonlil at, klllVAIID MINHfRN lnricli.nl. IValtr It. JAMES OALLAriN.latal'rvitoenl Uallatlo Nation al Hank. JEREMIAH P. ROr.INSON. merchant. Front sl CHARLES P. LEVftRICil, President llauk of Now T'WLLtAM M. HALbTr.D.mtrcmnl-IUUled, llalnea A Co HENRY W. F ttl). Cashier Rink of the Renun le. AI11IXO.lt WKIMORE. incnli.inl.(lretiiiclist FREliKRIC.t SIIKLOOv, larrylown, N Y JAMEb M. MOlti.UON, I'retmcut of ManUatlji, li.1.1AM It. nn.tDrORO.Iatemeri liaaL WILLIAM WALTER I'llKl.l'.,. .6 Exchaoge place. EllO.Mt VAN 1VIMKI.K 41 Wall si. WILLIAM A OODhN HhUhU AN, Counisllor. 33 P no ttreer. IIEOROE M. MILLER, MI'.ler. Stonteaburgh at Peck bam. 11 Wall sl. JOHN E HEWITT President, u Wa'l sl FiiANCIH 11. o'i u.iNOR, Scerctsry ptolem. WIILIAM D. Wll. IIMI. Actuary. NIl'IHU.AH DE II ROOT. Ca-hn-r A 11 UCCK. Medical examiner I,1TNA" INSllltANCK CO II PAN Y UF NrW JVj YORK rne a -nual tlecuoa for Directors ol Hill fomoany will be held al t 'eirotflce, Hi itroidway, un Wednesday, UUt lasi. Polls open from II M. to I o'clock P. sl, O. 8. lliMIEliT, Feo 0. 1S7I. r-"C etarv .flibiititus. MnitKAMIIlEll'S OFtTIUE. 8T. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY. Br. Joaeru, Mo Jsnuary li U7I. ThalntareatandCoaponi due February 13, nil, on the First Mortisge EUhl Par Cent. (1 per teuLI Oold Roods 01 tbo St. Joseph and Denver City Railroad Com pany will ho raid al tbo office of the Farmers' Loan and Trust Compan), In the city ol New York, upon presentation and application, on and after thai date, flee of Oovernmtnl Ttx. THOMAS B. TOOTLE. Treasurer. Jfinniixtau L AtvitF.Nci; n it us A.-. vo.? UANKhllt STOCK COMtlisS?ON IIIIOKI.IIS. No. 10 Wall it.. New York. Deposits received Iron Hank. Ranker'. Merehaits, and others subject 10 chick al sleni, at with Ranks. Collections tnadt 111 all part, of tne Hulled elites. fiIKltNNir.tl7MEKTTSi'l ofTha etockriniatri L of the Pcni'iu Pavinj Coaiitaav w-ll be hcM a- a9 R.nadwav. on Wednesday a h tmt., at 3 oY.oc I. M. IIKNIiY A RU E Herirlirv kinrmhSj JUTDAI, IIUNi:i'JT M tVINCs HANK. SUN Dl'lLDINO. lui NASSAU ST., 0PPO3IIE CITY HALL. NEW YORK o.ia iiotLtn will iikoi.1 1.1 aooncNr. INTEREST COMMENCES EVERY MONTH. Yy" F.MTl 1 1) K H.t VI NCIllTt siC, No Ultth av.. between 1 1 lit aao i:ih tts. Open daily from 9 A. M tod P. M. anion Monday, Wrdnesdty. and Saliuilar eveninst frtui J to B Money deposlloil on or lislore Feb. 10, will driw inlt-rrt' Ir Feo I, at SIX PER CENT. F. A. CONELINli. Pfeal. Wtl. II. Atl-lt itert'v itdi esi.tif. BY J,til!v II. llU.l.tllt, oillee'rt Pine.t ll.l Ina.di). Fe'i sl.ulllo'rl c, al Iha l.sihanao r-aiearonin. Ill RroaJwkt, oj uud uudcr Us dlrmlion of the executors of JOHN KERR, deceased. Nm.JJI. I 0, a and S50 East 40; li ,1 the I two story snu basement brick homes, l.mween In ami 11 aw. No, ar.i. Sll, lll.t, 119,317, and !'J Rail I'llti 11. Tbo tlhreeainrv and ha eui.-nl urowusloas ironi nuat.'S. No. 41 Futlon st. r.ic ttoru 1.1 thsi. 1 lie 3 lour-siory brown ttono houses on the no -Hi side or l!dth tl c iniuieiicing lalleetcasiof Cm av. Hon evard. Th.-nawai.d decant Ohio itne store on the south wen c reer of Franknn hi. -mil Wn,i Hrot iwav Pixti 11 r tioi. may runalu on bond aud tuorlgsira 3 01 Sic. .is. Mai-s and particulars al Hie office "jjitiMii'.N riTv lMioVititTtoitnrriTE" 11. It ioi on Jewotl roa l. ilergtn City, N J.. a Rne Villa silo, lor teims.dc nddrrKS 1, W LMILaND, Sunofflea. tlllAH. IlldlAF.'S omce. ttronnl floor, 70 Cedar it corner of Naa-.au oontpicno'ii rid caavenleat. Properly ut fair prlcea retdtlr disposed of. 1.1111 rAl.K-An eieiilenT stand for a country storo and grocery 1 do other lo lit neighborhood 1 S callea frona Ihe WllllsnaiDurvh f serves 1 bona 11x31 ft.. lw tlonts and basemeal 1 built in the tin rstiMr prKo UflV 1 terms easy 1 alia 1 Urooklya lots, hand somely located near horse ears and terries 1 IUI eack. sold separate. J, A. JOIlNbON, 10 Exchange place room II. 1,'JIK WAI.KIn Wllllamsburgk-A 3-ttorv blgh-tloop linck dwelling, baieraeal and tuh-celUr. In good older, witn etery ronvenluuea 1 price U.. Apnlr on Ihe premises, Fillmore place, between 3th and tlh eia.. ur to W. CA MPIIELL. h Weal Uroadwav. N. Y. 1:OUrAI,K-l'J milearrom New Yurk.oa Hie Erie Raiiwai, large home, witn all mo-tern improve ments, with 7 r 11 loll of grounds. Address box OIL Palerson, N-J. I,' Oil SA l,F. I hoau for cash, a lilory aud base rneul Irnuio h um and lot. Ul Adelphl tt llrooklyu. Apply on ihe premises. Q"t(Wi tMI.-F r sale, a flae 'jst irv House In jDeHw Hudson City, 10 mlnntrs from feny, prlco T.i0. Addicts iutllrktt.au Itoacry. un st.ii't. ttjU ft I tit 1'OIt very datlrabla hnute in fni tl 1 ssVJe.r'."-,: a ''"''ei. I feet Iruat HATCH ItlK Kit. I.yjj Ilioadwav. tfot itlc nnO 0 3il 'JMI LKT-LAROE UASI.MENT, with iuimediaio posteseioni a fine, large, airy baiemeni, iteam heated, lNaiitust.,ln the Hun .lulldlng. For trimt apply at TI1K 81' N PI ULICATItlN OFFICE. T" f'l"',i.MH.WArt.E-uk"e" aild"aiore.s'e"paraT7 I orlogelher.51 fci d-jp, all Improveuienu rcnu Kiirrts 'Wl'.' iing."lrf. ou preniliea for owner. Mr. wi'J'a&s?'1' c.,oW Mrooklru. Tvitlva boutet f or jtle, J.O0O each 1 only fill) down. fil l.KT-A line corner .lore, suitable for groceries JLor drugs. Inquire on premlsea, toth sl and 11 av. fill! I.KT-A Dlarktmlih and wheelwright ahon. also "erlonr, al IPI North 11 it WilllamtPurgh. t:u"tVF.hT :iTr"lin?iriie"tn av.-Apari-aJslO tuenis to lei 111 suites of 3 rooini. In Hie most comfortable dwellings iu N'c Yoil.ai tii, III. and til pernionlh. Mia. JhltOME yublitrtiion. GOTO tlrt'A fl IjA Niyt IIOOKHTOHR. 9t7 llroadway, Dear IMsb There you will nnd all iha new booasof ilie day. and all the standard works, and also choice EuKlikh, Frsnen. aod Scotch atatlonerv. a j s i u If-tintTiOB. S LI OUT II ANM.-tM wordt isr atlnutt I four wttka Kml sumo for circular. not tjur,i'ott com box 4,141, h.t. 55. 31. nsJsjjiii U. MA(J Y." MAfJY MONDAY MORNlNti MaOT MACY DISPLAY, MACY MACT 10.000 yardt MACY MACT Dcsl quality MACY MACY (Hots Oram MACY MAOY basil Rlliooos, MACY MACY All fine colors, MAOY MACY 7 inches wide. MAC! MACY t CENTS A YARD. MACY MACY Mondsy morning MACY MACY will open MACY MACY W.fflO yards MACY MACT Finest quality MACY MACY Dolled Swns MACY MACY Mntlins lor MACY MACY IP eta. atam, MAI V MACY WOltril 'in CTS. MACY MACY Monday morning MALY MACY l.nug English MAI Y MACY Toilet Hullte. MACY MACY 11-4 lull site. MACY MACY Al IIIJ, MACY MACY WORTH ILso. MACY MACY LtifiO pieces On MACY MACY English Pcrcaiea, MACY MAOY IK els. a yard. MACY MAOY Very Una MACY MACY Victoria Liwnt, MACY MACY flam Mntlins, MACY MACY andagearial MACY MACY stock nf MACY MACY Itniuckccplog MACY MACY Uoods al MACY MACY very popular MACY MAOY puces. MACY MACY LACES. MACY MACY KMIIROIDERIEJ. MACY MACY RIRDON, MACY MACY FRENCH FLOWERS, MACY MACY FEATHERS. MACY MACY NECKTIES ANI) nOWS MACY MACY SILKS AND SATINS, MACY MACY VELVEI8. MACY MACY VELVET R1IIHON8. MACY MACY WHITE OOOD1, MACT MACY LACE CURTAINS. MACY MACY THEATRICAL 000D3. MACY MACY UALLET HOSIERY. AO. MACY MACY FANCY OOOIia, MACY MACY FRENCH AND AMERICAN MACY MACY CLOCKS. MACY MACY LINEN CAM. IIDKF8, MACY MACY CORSETS. MACY MACY HOSIERY AND CLOVES MACY MACY SMALL WARES. MACY MACY 60APS. PERFUMERY, MACY MACY TRIMMINOS. MACY MACY OlfTTON'S ANI) FRINOES. MACY MACY COTTON, ALPACA. AND MACY MACY SILK IfMnilELLAS. MACY MACY CARVED OOIIDS. MACY MACY PLATED HARK. MACY MACY IIASKET3. MACY MACY HIRD l.'AOES. MACY MACY RID O I.I IV EH. MACY MACY UNDERWEAR, MACY MACY IIUON7.K3, MACY MACY JET JEWELRY. MACY MACY PARIS JEWELRY, MACY MACY IIIKIKS. MACY MACY HOOKS. MACY MACY All Ibe Popular MACY MACY Magai-ues MACY MACY of Hie day, MACY MACY Initial Paper MACY MACY and a gliial MACY MACY vaeietynf MACY s tCY floods not SIAI Y Y rnrnllimrd her MaiY All heal duality M al popular price. a 1 The largest Fiocy II Y Dry Uoods Sturu in V 5 the city. Alto, now opening, A tlrsl-ctaaa stock of GENTS' FUIINISIUNO HOODS ol every description. Including all the nutaiiira at popular prices, It. II MACY. IIUi st. and ttli av jaj- PAUAMii.f Notvlipim; M A Straw Gooil". A C All lb New styles. fl Y Will be opeuvd Y 6 Ibis weok. s R. II MACY, lllti sl. aad tlh av. 100 "0" 'AI)IE!'' ,,'NK 'aTTiiTTiiiiTN HOSE FAR DKLOW the molar price Cl.OSIMl JOU Lors lu cuiidica t underwear at very low prlcea. R II MACY. Htr, tl an,l am. iv, IIU!L,OVKS. UirM cent KU moves ate w ARRAN TED EQUAL 10 any dollar kid glove in tne city. II. II. M1CY, Hlh tl and n h av. Ol'll EMll.ISII II A 1,1' TlTlrK, ii A Which we sell resulsrly at 13 rents. A C sre at good as rau he hougoi C Y at any other sior y S In New York sl 31H cents. 8 It. II MACY. Hlh st, and tth av. Altn 500o5. 'MIrr"llOYAI. VICTORIA rflwftT, NOW READY 761 nilOADWAY. onst euinisjiinn. I. "HUM TII UK. CAKl'HTH. Y nEIIDIN'tl, AT O'e ARRhLI.'-i .si) ml aV.. CORNERllF rtlll -r PAYMENTS IAKEN WEK.vLY (III MONTRI Y W'KKKhY IIP. MONTHLY PAVMEvtZ vt -larpets. flunilnre. oodonig, Ac. pricea 1 wcr thin au) buute tu me rity. DEALT CUN'NIN'tl.'l t AliaJiv 11 ,1: It, ,v JorsH nnJ tnntu.ia.'i, HOIIrtE.-Fnrsnla.agood woi k hone. i'J) 41 Du uue st up stairs. V A NTF.ll-r.arls lo dent cr inal for itlpTilv pouri vt .iliiIKr,A"l',, ,u,.."ll dlatame. Apply In .I.T DARNAIIOa NONa, cor (iuiii.riKiii sup u',,1 Frontal. ,,,.5,i.?!J3?- A FACT.-Prof. M.tlWiella m very nunn nl first It nail, tuct cumpietion .1111 fualnii.. r iu In tendcil. and uaeiul secrets r.-v dot ror su -c si in ail lmtiii..s. and iu marry lae uiik y ,11 wi.h 11111110,1m ,-i. L.iulcsand genllemeu. go and cuiivu 1 1 ul uuto f juuwpu hcattli, wealth, uuod I .1 auj Ion; liiu. b Sd av near tails sl. tl rents tu $1. VTKMT.-Madam ANNA sovcntl daughter, hun. nca. and medical cliiivo)snl snlrniiaiiti. who u it that great Freurb aecrer 10 cauwv i r ,iv nurnaee no lailttacilon, no pay, Iliad av iA aitt and 31 tn A HONA FIOKaetenlh daughter that tliowallk,--6V i?n?' lf'if ""P" a l cu.s luan late., Is Manama M..la4haalUoslon si below ti uv 1 Sou 1 nu gems. A A 1,1, things revtaled 1 no rbarga uules com a plubadi Coras lit sCUsrila Miun.niNUHI.LIair voyaal, Ian Thompeoa sl, near Uletcker. Y DDK IIKIIB I NoTr.iraoug. aiaa Ito-.s lei's J everything. lbs name uf ibe one you marry and ihsi olbrr vlailor, cauteatpeedy marriagst, brinea together those long separated, snout tne lltenraa of the nu vou merry. Ul Wetlllsi sl., between llroadway end lip av. MA DAM l'OUTK It "seeTeM.-Tha"lisi"lrriho wurhl 1 centuli nea n, r cterytblng. Tl bin av near it. Fte.rw. 10 Sou No genu, l.uckv numti-rs. MA OA.1IK JONKrsrFortnueiTsrlo' "baa no equai. SI Thoinpwn tl. I.ali'i. 30c genu, 11. MA DA .11 WAT TH, colore tTroT(7iisi, an 1" wTiT glv tatuiaeuou to all, 837 Wett SiilT at., re ir flMIE wonderful MaiiinieNKIiEMl -7'oniuiriuVtor X everyliiiog, Laitloi.Soc genu ailo.yihii A 1.1, HPKCIA 1, UISF,A4Ks eiired tn it." 1 in i e.l pot(Ole tune 1 li'i Uelk'lilloi Hum 0u,i uas. i tears successful praem-, A. LhWIS. M. p.. 7 Hearh n New York A Mi .MPKC'IAh lllrr.sF.H and nd-r uT IV trnuhle guaranteed tinmediatu relief. Noilcu Nu fees until pcrferily mli-ili-l. Dr. AhLllhrt, 3 Amity place. Laurens 11. Aid, Soeclai Dlieaii-s La .n- and gem enen hi trouble 1 Id years' rtperleina 10 I'rutan rmiitary hospitals. A succevshil dire invtdn la noura, or uo loe. fontiiiiatlon free In FHAMtLIN. ICI IHeeckcr it. A 1,1, special dinrai'S cured Iniiuvdlalciy mllioul injurious remedies Dr II.MlUiaoN.ITOniceckcrst. nil. OEIIAl'T, in "uiei-rHi-r sr., can cure sper.sl ulteaies al one iiiierviea- also, cures radically s in disorders, neriout Ut.01 Ity, tlruiures. ttc. lo years' practice, open ti 3 p M 1-tll,. liKtVIH. aiilher ol ifedleal Companion a'I7 Jiiuiiieio lltatlh, orfera resiorailoo loibe debili. IUcbst NwYorli irlVi"c P'M"- 1 it 7klA IliTl M1N, IPI IHeeckcr st. rnics ail social rlaaatet iuimedlalely without luiurlout nincaiea. Coataliailoni at all hoars, DIrKA8at!! of both sexes cure I Immediately nv Hr llIOMPSON.il Ann 11 (lanlramen ani ladirJ la trabie,consali him al once. Opto ail hours. MaiK. TAN 111 &KlTtlv,"tl "SI. Marki ITcTT A year's expavhuce, Utdlct guaranMad Immedi ate lailol ha sv-rty east muieoi Ol n()0!fKWAIlll for any rate of special CD XslUUdiae which Dr. Ilicnau't Oalden Rem rdlss 'fall to cor tlao ibtuuittitaa dtbllitr. UoutUamt, 1 toatollaiioM frss. I Oc. bUCliLP a .att v. aa Sltambortti nb JRniliinbi. I In uYlTllA I l.tt'A IV I i.AlVs le rvTTuiiPiVr, J 1001 ol Lhamoers it. and loot of ltd St.. at follows- fj 1 1IROUOII EXPRESS I RAINS LEAVE Oil AMIIKIti 1 8T. AT A. ,M.. II A. M 3.11 P. M., AMD 7 P I, J DAILY. LEAVl,DSr Al 8:11 A. II., ICr.iSA M.AN1) 3:11 A.kl) tit p M DAILY. NEW AN IMMI'ROVKI) HHA WIMI'HOOU (OAfllEd AL'CO.MPANl lllk J A. M. TRAIN TllltOl'Oll TO IIUFFALO, CONNECT. IN, I AT IIOIlNKLI.-VlLI.l-; IVIIR MA .NIFlCEN f HLEEP1NO COACHES IIUNNINO rilROUtlll 11) CI,r.VELANI) AND U.tl.lON SLEEPINtli; ACIIK4 .('COSll'ANY 1 HK 11 A. M. TRAIN FROM SIIMJUK. II ANN A II) llDn.M.O. Till. 1:1)1'. M, IIIaIN ri;oV NEW till K TO RL'PI'ALO. AM) rillllP. M. IRAW FROM NEW YORK 111 IIO'INELI SVII.I.E. IIIIK. FAI.I) AND CIM INNAT1 AN EMIOHANT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY AT ..13 P M 1 or I on Jel vis and W av 4 ail' M. (ltd al. 4:13 P. M 1 1 Pol MlddlKowii and I av .u:.a) P. M. lUdat., als.11 k P. M and. Muniiaisoniv.a V A M. (7J1 st ,a:ll a. i i M For Otistlllo aud Way al A M. (lid si., l( I For Nw5arth and War tip A. M ,1.30. aad l-.ll P. 11 M. liAirt .ail A M.I IS, ana 1:13 P M.) 1 For nndern nml Wui 1 and t P. M (Ut tt 1.13 aad w M3 P M I Ineairo Iiain, '11,11 P M (fkl el., ll:ll 1 P M.I For Peterson aid Way, from 23d st. Depot al :U 9-13. and 11:13 A M 1:13, a 13, 5:1 3, and far 13 P. M, Front Cliamoetsai l)ciot ul wll aud III A Mi 14 M.i '1:1), I. t:l3,aodli:l3P.M. I or Hackrnsack and Hillnale, Rom lid st Dean', tl f:OA M and 11:13. 3: .3, 13.11, 3-a aud to: I, p M. Front l.hsmuertsL Depot. 1 A M. and 1, I, 13.11,0. an I HU '"'For Pleiniool. Nyack. Tnllmaat aad War. irom Ml .1. Depot, at 8:13 A. M I U. It'll, I It, i.ll, and Hell p. u and mturdava unly til 13 I' M. From Chambers sl. Depot, at K.n A M, l:D. tJ'JO, 4.13. Ilk), l:i, and tl:H p M.. and Saturdays onlv til iiuunigiii Tlckeit lor pasrageard lor Apanmrn s in Drawing. Room and Slreuig Coaches can i'iotained, and ord ts lor ihe checaiug and iransrji ol ll.igga to mav uj led at Iha Comi'auy'a utllci-s, lit SW, and yli Itroidway 1 Ml Cliamber 11.. tetOierfniViCit sr., corn r listn sl. and 31 I av llsrlcin, 3 Fulton si Uroukiyni Ueuotsfooiof 1 Chautoers st. and loot ol Hid st.. New Yorki a Exchsngs plarr, and taint Dock Depot. Jar.ey Cllr, and of Ins Agents al the t-nucuial hote a t M. II HAHIt Ueneral Pauenter AfetiL J, I.. D Itrcatn (lenrrel Superintendent. December W IS70. Dally IFor Hackensack only. iror riermont ana Nyaca unly 1 VV INT.KIl A II It A N flKll KNTv Y 111K i.ono island itAii.ftiiAD On and aner Mun.lay. Oct, n, mio, trains anil leart James slip as rollowt: B:W 1 M.. Orrenport and Sag Rubor. Upi A, IU Northpori Way train. I'll, sag ilsro-.r an 1 Riverhcad Kxprtil: laas Ihiough to Oreenporl on Sainrdaya. 4 P M., Norihporl Esnrr s 6 P M Hempstead W m its tu Isllp on Saturday. 1 IP,M.,Nortnpurt Wa. I'' All trains connect at nr..ncn for Hempstead. I hnndav trains lor Roslyo Oten Lute, Loco it Valley, p lllrlttiile.lluntinglou. and Nuilhport, leas lluulet I'.lal.tl-.lOA.lL.ndtP M. DAHT0Mis. NCl'lOTl LINE I'ASriAdE TICIkKT!, I to and fiom any Hallway Station In flreel Oritsln, Ira. j land. Norway, Sweden, Dcnmaik, Germany, Holland, rl Deliiluin. aad the Coiled stale, by steamers sailing m W,k1'' '""LOWEST CURRENCY HATES. f Also, Dralta lor nr amount UENDEHION RROTHRRS, 1 liowpng Oriien. Irilll I.IVKHI'OOI. AND qilF.BNNTOtVN. Inman I.lnani Royal Mall Sleaiucrs era appoiuled tosail aalollowai Citvof 1,'rusacls, Saturday. Fib. II, at to A. IL City or Itrooklvn. Beiuuav. Fen. is, all P. M. til) oi Liuivntk (Via lla list). Tmudar. Feb. II, all T. tl. and each eurceedtng Fatarday and alternata Tuesday. Iroui Pier 41, North River. RATES OF PASSAOKl First Cabin tgold blieragr flO currency I pasteogers also furwaided to Antwerp, Rotterdam, I Sweden, Nnrw ir, and Denmark, at reduced rale. I llckett ran 00 nought liero al luonerai rate by pte- sons witn rig :o tood fur ih-ir irlends, 1 or further m ormailon apply at ihe Company'! offl c. r JOHN 11. HAL.E, Ageai. 13 llroadway. New York. l i l.'IIIl I.I VEHPOOI, (vis Uuceuiloan). etirrlog J'tlin I' S. Mails.-Ilie LIVMIPIOL ANll OltKA r j WW lilts oIKAM lOill'A.NV will detpaica ure of V their ttist-c ass full power Iron it raw steam.hlps irons Pleeir, N, It ..every WEDNESDAY. as follows 1 IDAHO (.apt Price .FeO. a. alt A. M. NEVADA, l.uni Oreeu Feb. Ik alls P. M. WISCONSIN, iVilllaliia Feb. 21. ail A. M. CliLOIIAIIII.Caiil T rrremau March I. nt UK P. M. tt YOMINO, Capt Whluerav March K. all I', u. MANIIA ITAN, Capl. lorsym .Mar h U. al I P. II. Caom patsage. goini steerage past age lOmcr.rt Oroajwavl Ml currency. Fur irrighlur cabin paaage apply to WiLLlAtla A IlL'ION. C3 Wallet. IONDOMIKItHY, J Ifie i NEW t ORK f Tii" A I Unti'h snip Miauchaiia. Capt. McOrath, For 1 paasata a,idyto O J. KNOX A I Q.ITI Exchanra place. XTATIONAI. LINK (IF MTXA.irsiiri'S il III I.IVMII'UIIL AND gUKENxrilivN. Iv, PkNNSi LVANIA. Laason. Saturday. Fcb.lt. al 11 A. II ALY. Orocao. SHordar, Fen. is, al 3 P. M. I atnn pasaage n aud MB currency Steeraiie fn currency 1 Pri paid iitei aw nereis rioniLiverpool.Uueentiown. I Lond .ii.Urry. and Hlasgow. taVcurrrocy. ya For inrihar Inforinaiiou apply al the Compaay't omcrs. Wllroalaay. F. W. HII 111 r. Manager. 1 CTI'.ABI TO IHIKKNMTOtVN AMI I.IVEH. 1 II I'tKlL rte y villi day, Ihursdav, and aalurdsy. 1 IDMIO.,. Ifeduesday Feb. t J PltMSYl VASIA Ualnday. Feb. II Drsiit on l.ortno.i. Ireland, hrtinod. THOMp. VI SONh Penaie lldlce. "it Hruadwtr. corner It clor al. l fiopnilnetsrj'ni JjotittJ. Il.lllTIM) PAIITNF.HMIIIP.-Noocais Imiehy 1 given thai a limned partnership has (men foruiuo or tt.e undersigned, oursuaol In the laws of the btale ut I New Yorki lhat tns ssmt or tint: under wlucn said J pitinrtsalii It to rut conduclert la II II III. AU K tt Cll. 1 I thai ihe general naiura of the buslneas inieuded lo bet I rransacii-tl liysurii partnership is a ge-eral cummistlon I lultloeat 1 Rial tne names of all the general and special i Kartners loieitsie.l in Hie rain bu.iuess a-e Rudolph C. urlage. uiutivua Uuiiae. Fnror.rli Rose, and Krnetr Plan 1111 1 I Ha 1 ilia tain Radotpn C. Uurlage la a general nariner, and Lis place ol residence win Hit city of HiooKtyn. county ol Kings, and Mate or New York) trial the tain Ontlavus lluuge is a si eclal partner, and Ins place nl revlilenee is 1 11 the cut ol Cniotne. king dom 01 PrnisPi Lnromi mat iriosail Frlednrli Rnaa is a gcneial p.iilner. nnd his place of residence la In Ilia rny 1 uniity, ai d Mute uf New York ami thai the mil Ernrt t'laiiiin ie alto a grrieral parluer, and hla plica of n-eiJenre is in Hie rilv, luurny, and Stale nf New t nrk 1 that Hi" amount (if Capital which Ihe said (lua- 1 (at 11a ituoa, liattoniritiuid In the common ai,-ckof said allutrs.ii, nine sum ot nne hundred lliousand v dullars. lhat lua pcno.l ai whim the "aid parineithlp Itiicoimiieiico uthe (lrs dav of Jauuaiy, A. D. ItlL and t.ie peilml at wtucli It will leimluaie la iho limit. nrst uay nf Dcc.-Kioer. A. 1). 1J71. I1111111l.ru 1: hchlaoe.i H!lKHiti:il ltofK, (General rartnen. il hitNhsr !'F.m:i(iiK JJ Ol'si.ttl'i UKMIE, 8iriml Parmer. M Paled New York, dan .a. I. PHI. W fftl'lK I'lltil oFja.t.,Hi at IHivrramT. lining nnsl- I hras at l:-4 and In It rl a.hluiluli Malket, hsvt Ibla da) dlasoiltd li ,uu,ii.,l tpn.uiit. IV A JACEVflf .1 ttlKS IIOWLANI). Atl iitiri'tinl nrrnanis will be adju-ieil .mil Hiu bust, nera 1 (iniiuin 0 r iv a, ,l,i K()N. Jltiblit llolittj. I r'Olli'Olf.tTlilN MITH'i:. -P' h"ie"noiu.e i V In it..y .v-ii 10 inn iiaiK-i ur nwnera, occupant or IB u(Ciiaiit-, 1.1 all hou.ea ,nd Inn, uni'iolvd or nuim. I'llill'il llllilt- nil, 1,1 I 11,1, rl.), Ih.ll Ills lotlowlBg as, si-liii.iils i,.,,. I, 1 11 1 oinpli'i, d.,111 1 r lo lif", 1 111 Hit I niriiiiolth Ii oil d Aetratoia lor CUtllllUUIIUll by ull I pvrsuiia iini't.i.(e I u 1 1 m I roili.iilm; mi. ,-is 1,1 Seventh avenue, bet seta VI OicenwiL-li nv- ,i.v anil Kilty 11111111 street. 1 3. For binioina 111 dm nuuiirud and Twenty. l tuvciiuiata'' 1. rx-iw.-.-u Fl in ana Sitil.ate mm 1 a. l or (niildiiis .uairs 111 Siaieouiu nisi-., bclweon V Nlutii ati-itiio nml lludaun lM r a? 4. I'm nintiiiiii: siwiia in mx). fifth tirret, hitweec Foullii and Fillh nieiitioa 3. For 1'iindi.ig L-.is in Klgl.iy flrii siraei. from Nlutn avriiue lo and Ui.nijli Ligniii uvtuuu to Highly, bllh street. b For hniidliigveaert iu Water atruct, betweeuFul. toil and .Intl. 1 a recta. 7 F r I n 1 11 ,g ur In Mum avon u. Iioiween Suv vuti c.i.h or e. alo je n u it e a I ui hum. in eoa- in I usiavetnw, Pelweeu Ftllv tlliii in 1 i-t a-. 1 .11, ,-ij I -ir hu c 1.1 s.-'ve in Itmtlwiy, between On II', nil, I Hint I wtilly Ulllttl aud Ouo Hllli 1ml aud Ihll he Ii sin f in. I "i iu) ir g II,- rlnn patemcnt In Eleventh avenue, filllveon llilrl) ttltl-l-llll Iltirty luurtt, aireets, II l-'t i- 11k licla 111 niveiiient 1a sprin,' it.-eet. In rn lirmiit .ay .n Uowcry. 11 For r, gu in.- and grsdirg. srtrioj curb and gnl li r and Ua.-tng Lighly slain siicct, fioui Hnl annus lo Iha haelRlv-rr Ii rm reauiauux ai d rriwllng, letting cuih and gnt-t-r and davtinir Mghty lbud sliest, bciwcen Euum avenue arid ilia Drive. II. Fur regulatm uadrradlre, tetiois curb ana tul Irrand llwaing Hank allipsl, Uilweeu Waalstleel sud the N'irit, River 13 Fui siinnj enrb tnd gnttcrln Soma ann Corleart ttrrcts, fro n Jacksoi, to Water ilrr.-t It For laying 1 roasa aln ironi iiorlheavl corner I'lisnt lera vitrei and ural biosilwny tu uurthwtil uruer Hudson and 1 liainhvia strreis. 'Il,c Hunts fiiitiiaccd by snch avseesiiient Incl'id all the several imusus and lots of ground, tatnul loot, pn-cei and fi iri elt uf au .tunatcilon I The wiiti'il) H'leM H. .-in 11 ave.iiia.frnin Eleveath In Fiiicniiit'i .Hert au-l toe p'op, ny oi.undi'd by 1 li tenth and llftl-niuiu srrevls aud Sixth ami ami-ulli uluiine. V ll.in s.d-s rf im.- Ilii.idre.t sn 1 1 wenti-sevtnlh HKi 1. t.clMi" u I K"i ar I Mtlli uvc-liues. 1 .1 Hntr- ,1 r 1 1 w i c niu s leti, bi'itaiuu Ninth ai-t- hue an Hi, On '.o-i Inn i I I lit .in,-, 1 I hit (I hull Sll' I, bev,,JI I'OUllh and I- HIi, i 11 i'-. 9 Hoi', sd, in Mgniyer.i sire-i, leiwein Ughlli amINin'.'i nvrti.,- au.l 'nun enl'Sul 1 11,11. 1, uliuui-, ir nu Eia ni in. 1 1" r.ii" tv- H"i sri- 1. Iip'h -iq,i ot i.r..r sire. 1. limn em I uiton aad j.uinsii 11. I In, r, .id, s or sinri avenu'1, hilwccn Setepteenlh Sll I I' I 'nle 'lilli -li, ets k nnii, .nl, s ot I'n.i avemts, net wuoa Filtr-Cfth uod If) mih sincis 'i It' in sips of Ernidwar, between Ono llupilieil aul luti.l) tt it-1 ts ki,d Hue llundiud ami TI1.rt1t.1ia llrt-i'tl. 10 Ito'li tides nf Eleventh avenue, petwicn rhir'y, thud and 1 tuny louri 1 siirclt, luineeilcuiol had tne bi. ik un Hie In c.r( tiil.1 streets. 11 11. nli sides ul Sirlmi titTi, PstHauu llioidway and the Ho ry 10 H,c tilcul or Half tin flock ou lbs luirisrr iii irt-uis. II Huthsiiiiaoi Elglily iltth ilrcrt, from First tve nu" to the r.ai River II. Holli tilts uf Llghlr-thlid s t ret. Ho 1 l.i.Ub avenue 10 tne Hi ivd. lo Hiu cxli al ut tiu.i Hi buikoa lur mtirbt'Cling stirri. ,11. iloiiit.discl llauk street, from 'A est ttreel to the Hudson Rtvi'i, 13. Somh itit'Ct, fro 0 Jaekionio Cor em ttinet and both tides uf Conears iliv.'l, from .1 mm lo Wnler sirret, 16. Ihr northerly tide of Chainhura, eoniiuenelni at W est tlroai.' aat sad llui.oi -lie i, aud ru n 11a --'a't-crlv and wciltrly tlicrelrom to Itu- (tu nl 01 hall Hit block All periont whotc Intereitt are alrctco by the tune. Damn! arSL-s.intllis. a iO who ato opposed lo 'Ik- v 1 u. or e.mei 01 Hutu, air I'liueaiiiitu prtn tin it 'iiJeo Hons, lunr, Una, to Runud live, ,1, iiiairminoi the Hoard ol As.i-,sors at melr oillce. No H 1 limhsat tliett, allhin Ihirly t)i flooi lljc .vtie nf this n ,ico, HIL II AltD 1 1 r.l It 'lllllMAh II. ASINN. MY Lit MYEILs, FRANCIS SA'-DS. lloird ol Ati'sorv jOIHea tAut tf AMMOf. bt 0fg, FlOlUlir I