The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
February 11, 1871

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3 'ill U THIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR. SW"Y0Rk" TlTRDAY, FEnRUABY 11, 1871. PRICE TWO CKflTS If j I THE APPALLING DlSASTElT tuxiso to ltAisr. an amvhthiovs LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE. Two lloillea r'ren by Hirer I'nder the ler fartv llntntinrsh mill I'lltril with Unplug Idlrra-llxna-Kcrated Keltinatee of Ik Number of Dcnd-llaryliiB Iho Victims, The icene of the late railroad disaster at New lamburjh win cold, dreary, anl untnvltlnc yester lay A Idling west wind swept unceasingly oyer I, e'lilhct tho workmen an1 epcctslors to the bone. Croat bitten leet, ears, and noses wire too common d attract attention. The nnuibor of visitors does lot decrease, and, dcsnltc the cold, over lite linn Ired men and women were fathered tronnd the lole whero the locomotive lay submerged at noon, fliey csrno on every train, and In Indescribable con leyence. supposed to be peculiar to Dutchess coun r. Ther teored at and Into evorythlnj, and exhlb- led the most morbid curiosity about the most trl llnrf things. The windows ol every passing train, ko, as It rolled canstlnusljr eer the temporary srtJge, were ailed with eager faces. The work of MSTROTIMO TUB DIBUIS ras prosecuted yesterday. The stray bits Ofwoed fork and oil eatarated cloth rem thrown Into leaps and burned, cith biasing pile being surround Id by n shivering crowd ol spectators. In some tistanres the blsae commnnlcatod to Isrce tools of III on tl e Ice, sending the IVrpes blsslnf and crack Inn to the Lclchl ol twenty feet, and endlof In a illler of dense black smoke. The rnlnsof the fated lleeplnr car were set on Are, the flamos belnf fed sy Uitow Ice on buckets ol ktrosene. Six barrels of III were thus expended under the direction of ti.e Company, nnd there st till remains a charrol hll irolrndlng above the shallow water la which the tar now Ilea. Three movable derricks wore used to hoist the stray pieces of machinery, Ac, from the i water, and the entire vicinage Is strewn with wheels, Itucks, and iron work. A properly equipped direr suds repeated intra be.xiatii tdk watse I lo ssilst In the preparations for raising the loeimo- i tire. He once reported that ho saw two bodies en- tingled In the mass, and his discovery crosted a latter among the spectators but neither of the eornses, which were conceited to be those of the j' engineer and his unknown friend, can be eitrlcated latll Ihe raising of the locomotive. Nearly all of fhodty and the services of thirty men were devoted lo erecting a bogo derrick over the spot. This ac- ipsrstus was completed at 3 o'clock yesterday after soon, and a strong chain waa attached to the locc motive. The chain was pasted over huge compound sullies, the end was IIIH1IZU TO A rOWgBTCL LOCOMOTIVE em the track alongside. A trcmendons strain csme apun the chain as tho steam waa let on, and the attenlng rate way. This operation, with a like ra u't, was repeated aliteen times. Further efforts were therefore deferred until to-day. The task of raising the v. ri ck, and searching for the dead bodies, Is not so solemn a thing as to be without ns glim humors. A funny dlvertlst-tnrnt "u a WOKKkHX 9 ISTOLtlXTAUT tUTIt. f He Incautiously stepped cs the rrijecllm end of I t plank, and t!. nszt lastant is as floundering la the itJ, 0.1 surfaced water. 1 I nss the lie," said he, spitting the petroleum fr om hU mouth as he clambered out "I'm durned "r. I If I ever lusted anything so uatty as thst afore." ,1 1 Not only was the water covered with o.l, but with is- I asarl everything else. Among I ma qitgtt iniins rtsncD dot I wer several half-borned chickens, a cortet rolled ip and tied with the strtogs, a rator, a link of 4 bourbon intact, and a baked poodle. Many Til- tiblea, too. we,e found, and to tueh an eztenl hai It thieving been can led that lateral detectives were eommoueJ lu the crennd yesterday. They arrested Iho men and took ticra to Pjitghkcepjio The loconotito No. U, which liss tiided lis career t the bottom or the lludsor, was, so a rallroid iv wlseacte assured the tcu reporter, i AN I'MLl'CKT XKOI.H. "1 i Three times before Its last mishap hsd it gono ea How n embankments Into streams, and been ralasd ty. and repaired nt considerable expense. IndosJ t Is I. ,'01' -'omt:nT wl" ajaln repair the lo- naiotive, as It Is not lnjorcd past redemption, no hobe nonius w-rs recuvi-red yesterday, tnd none were discovered use Ui t-o nhich the diver law near the locotno U, a 'J he rooit exa gyrated rumors prevail In New Iltmburgh cuncernmc the number of the victims, some p.acicg it as high as forty or filly. I'osslbly torn of ue bo lie. hare floatod away unJer the Ice. o4 tns neno or TUf CATisTnonii. I a., Now tl ut the Iteling of horror attending the re aeplvn i't the news of the New Uamburg dlsa'tct Is lliim lo tue iCDtlment of ;yr.w"" for tho 1 msny mcurners, the case of the fsmlly of the brave J lojini-er. "Doc" Simmons, whoso llfo waa perh-ps H Its aid Bjcriflced, desenes cspecUl attention. u When he was urged to Jump from the locomotive uS tod if him-ell from a death too terrible to think ira susaered only. "i'll stai with mi moiii," am t. nc inii wi-nt to I n doom. He had human lives In his nl lespn-K, and alihoach there seemed no hoe that in) cull be ssted, nnd although he must have nth i trove t it his own would be sacilQced, he stood al iliiu i doing sll that man cauld do to avert the knfrlng ei'.miyj and when tho craah came, went iu' to deith, as noble a victim is ever -need .L an ir of duty, irtrt Ye.ierJiy s hiji reporter called upon the widow ,-htk I af the breit englneer.at her resldence.amodett brick aue. y teaemooi its West Thirty-seconl street, betseon end Jintb it J Tenth avenues. He found Mrs. Hlmoions ,Qtl i very h.t.doine and inUlllcent woman, surrounded y a number of friends who bad come to offer their ,at simpsil j, und on making known the objeel of .Ms lied rislt was qulstly: yet cordially received, as one who wl lealrcd to do Justice lo her lovod .husband's X Memory. Ileporler-I do not wish to Intrude upon you at "I 'ntl "d llnl' Mrl' Ploamons, but if you cn areel your trie! for a few minutes, snd put me In possession of any I Interesting facta In connection rtt with your hnsband's career, you will not only be 101 aiding In rraklng the virtues of a brave man known, bat will also be gratifying thousands of people sal ho are always ready and anxious to acknowledge and appreciate his worth, U Mrs, Simmons I can only tell yon that la meet J'tli log his death as be did, be acted Jual as I KKIW ni WOCtD ,iue- act when the time of danger came. He waa alwaya "tie ao Quiet and so brave I lie was full of fun, and waa bua ready with a Joke at all timet. lie never wanted an cfc tnswer to a question j II waa ready at once J but he itemed to have a constant consciousness or the un- ttrtslnty of events, and woold never give a positive J,!, mtwer when the matter waa ytt to be decided. I M onM say to Mm, for Instance, when he woold ttart id. Wnn will yon be home t";andhlt reply always k us Vbu'll see me when I get back," II was so JjJJJ nl'i 'verylhlng, lie feared nothlnr, never x- I ire.n I u dread of any kind, but was always a s5 wvW never lo answer positively, unless he tilt I g.NIW TUAT 01 WAS RIOUT.' J"! ftp'irir I uoltce that the men up at Hit depot ty of Vi 'Inirtmlli .irrtl apeak vf nlm at 'I)e" Him- 'J'fJ fcoes Why do they so call him f w"1 Mri hlmmons Some yeara ago bis father was a 'cted! yhj alrUu under the Utv Government, and the nick- fj'n- "m t"11 10 En seal iUpoiUr here was he bom T en" Mrs. HlmroonsIn Oeneva, N. Y., la ll. He aerir tent to aehool there, and when lit was yet a boy "X 11 hrou;ht to this city, where his father died, wall 'Id Air hlmmons kept a hotel at Geneva. Ills re 1 aid were burled In Trinity churchyard, Car !ltxt 1 iilt1 where Doc will bt laid when they And I'reet. H tls body Mr. Hassun, here, an old friend and DS?eS U ""'fai ion, can tell ou a great deal about him. ieia- I 'r II. H. Iln.on. on being introduced to tht re 404 gave Ihe following concise uisronr or inu ihad niao, jeet. H hen Doc was a bov, he ran an engine lo a rolling i l "V'ica. On tcmlcg eaat, ht worked as adrt LIl'AaiU-J'i' li. i1' u msn on the Harlem Railroad, and afterward on the Hudson Itivcr rosd. Then he was made AM INOIKKIR. Ho ran a locomotive for a while, and then ac cepted tho poeltlon of engineer on U.eQalen.t branch ol the Chlca-oand Northwestern Uailroid, remain ing there until the etriko, when he left snd entered the Government service on tho Ch.itlanooia Kail road. Me was four yoars engineer on this road, and during that time was ik want Ttonr rucxs, always evincing that coolness and courage which hsveevrrynhcre characterised him. On leaving Ihe Chattanooga road lit Citno here and was at onco engaged on Ihe Alb.oy and Utica division of tne Now York Central, on which road be ran englue 1W. Then lie cams back lo the Hudson Itiver rosd, and for nearly alt years ran the Horace l Clark. Abonl three months ayo lie was put on the Consti tution, the engine in which III TBAVILLItn to nu CIATO. He was the life of the road, and wis knon by everybody on it. Doc BlDiiron-'s word waa never doubted, and his sagacity and courage rcver questioned. A peculiarity of his was tbut lie rarely anwered a question "Yes" or "No." Frequently a railroader on the lino would say, Doc, will you make Albany on time lo day end Ids answer would always be, "I can tell better when I gel there." l'erhaps the man would say, Why don't you give ine a civil snswerJ" He would reply, Maybt you don't know when you are civilly answered," and would whistle etTlrakea"and rattle away.wllh ihe old-fashioned quiet smile all oter bis fsce. lit waa never In bad humor, never flurried, never Iriehtened and 1 think I am a:Tc In saying that he had KOT AN tXrtlT IX Ttlt WOULD, which la aaylng a great deal for a railroad engineer, lteporter Is his mother living f Mr. Hasscn Yes; she Is now 7.1 years old and an Invalid. Bl.c Uvea with her eldest son, Henry, at I.lndeu, N. J., and does not yet know of Doc's death, Henry la a wholcsalo liquor merchant, do ing business at th,e corner of Walts and Greenwich streets, lteporter Was lis employed at nljht or in the daytime? Mr. Hasson Vor the last month he rsn every night. lie always look out the night express, Stirl ing Irom lore at 8 o'clock, lteturulng, lie ran the Montreal express which reached New York stfl A.M At tlia point a photograph of the engineer waa shown to the reporter. The fact was Hist of A HAN Or STRONG WILL, great celf-rossession, and faith la his own abilities. Trie litter character I illc waa unmistakable. Aa In the faces of all men conscious of their strength of body and Integrity of purpose, in his waa tht expres sion of one who loved children, and would never do an lulcntlonil Injury or refuse to run a risk to aid a fellow creature. The I'ead engineer leaves one child, a bright little thtee-)enr-old girl, too young to feel the irreparable lues which she has sustained in the death of her doling father. uow me menace mastib nclrxD. Albert Clow, IL taggage master of the eatress Lreln, Is ttipldly recovering from the severe burns received by him after the bsggage car tumbled over tht bridge. Clow rays that It waa forlnnstr lor him thsl he opened the sliding door of the car on tho opposite aide to that which careened over Into the water: for through the opening thus made he was enabled to crawl out through the top as Ihe car lay In the creek. Mr. Clow bad forty nine pieces of bargage in the car. Hathinka that many of the trunks belonged lo ccmmerctsl travellers, who al this seston are usually leasing Ihe city In large numbers. New London nowiD in onitr-iti rrNxnsL or TUX lltr. KB. rOWLSll AND rAWILT. Nkw London. Conn.. Feb. 10. Tht funeral of the l!ev. Mori le Fowler, wife, anl Inree children, vic tim of the Hudson Itiver TUIlroad dl'aaler, took pi ice to day at 'J o'clock I'. M.. frum the St. James Loltcopal Church. The entire communitv wire Lonid In sorrow, and all buslni-s was suspended. I hreo brothers of the deceased laly tried as pull, boartra, and tnilve ministers of this diocese onn durtod tho services in avcry solemn and i'aipressire Qani.cr. LHRiAi. or Till VICTIMS IN M'rrALO. DtrrALO. I'c-h. 10. A large concourso cf rets lives and Iricnds attended Iho fuuer.il of four tic. Mu.a from lluffalo ol the late railroad accid.-nl al New Hjmburaii to d ly. Tho seen- a at ti.o ro sptcllte places of burial were extremely affecting. Tho I'rorrrdlnRt Ilelorr llir Tnronrr In l'ouiilikei-pelr Ytatrrilny. PofnriKirrsir, Fcl). 11. Tho iiiqucjt over the bodies oi i'troi.s killed In the rsllrcaa tlUaster, near New Hasubursh, was conllnuod hero to-day before Oo'onsr C'lmrlin II. AnJrews and Ditlrlcl Attorney Trinlam Coffin. Tne flret witness sworn to day ws Daniel Carroll, lie lettlfltd as lollows I ttsldo at Old Troy, 'south of New Hamburgh drawbridge j lam nieht watchman and switchman at Ihe station; I was on watch at 10:17 I'. M. t on day Itoklng out for the up express, which wi.s duo 1.1:10:09; I lcoked st Ihe middle of Ihe oil train and saw flie flashing among Ihe uxles I know it w.is a broken axle, and hallooed to the bora to keep out of Iheway; thin a broken wheel hopped from the track seviutj -nine rods nortn of the drawbridge; I followed tie engine down TltVINO TO SIGNAL Tilt rNOINHR by motioning my light! seeln? I coull get no an swer, I iten ran back lo Ihe conductor In the cs boose J I hMloocd, "There's a wheel off the trark, pat on your brukes as tight u you can two men c.meoutand lull on the brikes; I knew tho ex press was over due, and heard It coming this side or Low Point; I could do n ithlng M stop it there is a light Kept on the drawbridge tower all winter, and men have charrt of It the light was Ihero that night a while light Indicating all right, and it re. manlned till II was burned down: men ars l;ept there to lookout for it I was siai.illnir s..rth or tne station when the oil train pie ts !.i"i I noti fied the conductor In thw i'.osoj It wasneo'd night It is eiyhly rods from the station to the dranbrldre, and olylitT rols from the draw brldjo to the ttaler tank, aouth, at Old Troy; ilia yowrn aioxAi. In used only for slyi.alllng lit opening and closing of the draw I have been nigh: twllcurusu at No Hamburgh Wentj oneyeara. Htnry ll.Mcrrltl sworn I live at New Hamburgh; lam fligrnan snd lend the wuter ilatlon at Old Tior; I was on duty Monday nlcht; I aa the oil train come down when she struck the drawbridge I waa at the water tank and heard an unusu il noise a thump; Ibid my white light In my hand, ant walled a moment or so till tlia engine etnpped I lh. Innin with roil liff.ll In Ills hands, when he hallooed to me, Get out your red light toe mgine was then norlh of my shanty, and lilt rods south ol tht drawbrldgo; she flral runt lo a full slop at Hist point; I Immediate)! picked up my led iletat, when the engineer caaie toward me, nnd we both started down the track on a rnn. each with arrdllghl; we ran probably one boudred or one hundred end (lltr feet, when wo were lorced to step aside and let the express, which was then coming, go hi we rsn down on the up Hack, so they could see ns; the train w. t within len feat of me when I Jompod s'lile; when I etsrted from the shantv with my red light I heard Tim wiiHTLR or tub airniss engine blow I saw the exprtss coming before I saw the nil train the was all of one hundred yards from tht drawbriCge when alio signalled for breaks I don't think the express struck the oil train at full speed; the express was twenty or thirty rod. below the eiehly rod signal when aha blow for brakes; after the oil Iralu eot on Ihe bridge, tven If ihrra was a man there to do il, I don't think ha could hate ascended tho toner snd changed the llvlit to a danger signal so aa to alarm the engi neer of ihe express train as quick as I dld: three tunes the u.gineer of the oil I'aln whistled lor brakes on re trestle works, and I thought ho nu golut lo -lop to taka water. ma rniEWAH wuo iiAra-D roB Lin. Nlcholns Tallon aworn-I reslilt at 4(19 West Thltty-ae'-ond street, New York am a firemen on the Hudson Jilt er Hallroid; wns the fireman of Iho express trun which ran Into the oil train Mondiy nlchti we lift New York at six mloulrs pail S o'clock don't know what msda us late In starting; think bee, use we were waiting for the express lo come uplheavei.net we were twenlv lwo mlnulea late at I'eekskill; ilou'l know how fatt wt were at Fishklil our engine did not steam as well aa usual; It waa a very cold night It was for the want of steam that we lost our time between New York snd I'eekskill, thouth I kept my fires un ss until; we didn't stop ut Fishklil; generally al Ixw Total wt make a predict lo look a tht signal lUhi on Ntw Hsuburgh drawbrldgt to tea bow II Is sllnsted tr It is all right that night II aiGNALLID "ALL niOtlT j" coming slong pretty close to Old Troy, there It a kind of a Hills curve, and you tura oele ilUle wayi KHaHaHHaial pretty near to Old Troy waler tan I saw the engin eer of the oil train Jump from his engine with n red light i 1 suppo'ed his engine wss taking water wo were running prnliy lively as soon as wo saw the ted light my iiigliicor blow brskes; we wero run nln" Irom 30 lo 3-1 milts an hour wo had mado no allempl lo make up lost lime i when we can et the red light, I said Doc, there's something wiong with that drawbridge the draw Is oton t" he Mowed brskes, and said" Nick, wit on them pa tents, he meant '.lis patent Jwaaes I pulled three yards of Ihe bell corn; thai oughtdavhavo put Ihemon: Thst'a inera than is nsuallv pulled; we were now passing the engine of tne oil train I saw bul out rod light at any lime there Is ni eertAln way of teltltg when the patents art appllod, eicest, per haps, by the ahock I notlcod no aboek that night tho engineer reversed his engine the second llmt lit blew for brakes; at t short notice whistles for bniBesare blown rapidly In ancceesion this wss shoit notice; wh-n we passed the engine of the oil train I got down on the step sod asked Doc ir ht was goint lo get off; I didn't want lo got hurt while lights were dropping all around tho speed 01 the train wss checked a little w were going st a little mors than half speed I couldn't see what waa the matter Doc Lioked around u round at ine, bet lui Jo no reply, and then looked ahead again. WAtCIIINQ ms DMlNgsj, I then I Jumped, and rollnl down on tht Ice In the creek the netl 1 knew I heard tht craih and aaw the flrt snd smoke, I did not have lull control or tnyeolf when 1 got up I hurried toward the wreck, and i. card (roans Irom passengers as IT they were being bnrned il wss rlehl In among the wreck I don't know II their proceeded Irniii passengers ex actly the groins dldn'l list over a half minute I was just as close ns I could get to the fire, helping to snove a car back I have sppllcl patent brakes severa1 times, and on such occasions nolicoJ the Checking of the cars t I m.iJe up mr mlnj when I pulled the patmts on that nlht they wite not hold In,; us In the lirge cars TI1S BRAKB CORDS work with difficulty If overvthlng hsd worked nlcely.lt was almo't Impossible lo stop the train goins on Ihe draw nr could nut bato beau over UO rods nway from the draw when we got the first signal, and tint's Inn short a distance to stop such a train aa that the patents were pulley u'ler the Hist whistle was blown I was at my station ou tho riverside when I aaw tho red light; the brakes could not hate been put on by thclir.ikcm.in after the first ttblilic liefme I pulled the patents; I have been on tho road flte years I had Hied for bluimona two months; the engineer never spoke alter Le told me lo pnt en the brakes; my attention Is always called lo tho New Hamburgh draw-bridge signal, vun can see It so plain every possible means wire tsken by the engineer lo slop Ihe train when Ihe ilanrer signal was lien; It takes a good while to slop a sleeping train; on a lerel grtdo wr.h that train yon couldn't stop short of a half mile Willi all brakes on tl cto waa ANOTOXn UAN ON TUB BNOIXR Willi the engineer and my sell; I did not know Mm he seemed to be an engineer; he was going to Al bsny tn look for a Job; he did not have tlrae lo gel on a ear at Thirtieth elrcit when I Jumped, he was standing between the lender nnd engine on my side ho said nothing I think ho went down with li e inline; 1 should Jodco he waa forty or forty flte yeara of age a smsll-aitcd man, with dark whis kers and dirk moustache, tiik ENOtNiKB or rni on. train, Cornelius Itoe, sworn I lift at Oreenbnsh: am an engineer on the Hudson Itlter Hallroid; Iwascn. glneer of the oil train on Mon.tay night my alien t..n was fir" I called to Iho accident on cry train when I reached the trc.ile wor on the brldgo to stop at Ihe watirtank al Old Troy; then I frit a shock; I looked srd laid, "We're broken In lot" I saw the train was separated; llinltrctd to a btakeinan on the louol the csr C' I the engine and sill, Don't rt" r-.-trtkes on me, ilia rear of the train will run Into me; I then heard someone hclloolng toward the rear of the train 1 (tabbed a red light and ptns'l sror TO I.OOC BICT, as I saw the etprcss coming, and I rsn down Ihe track I met Ihe flagman Jl- I sbove his shantv aud sild: "For dud's rake, put out that while light snd gel a red one and come with mo tho express wss hr.lt a mile below mo wm n I left myenglue.I ran SJO firl from where my oi.ginc stood lo the flagman's station we ran about 40 rode below tbe latter worn we met the eapres we were signaling all the while the etprrss was coming al full speed they Mowed their whl.lle Just ss I got off the en sine I saw no signal In in tne rear of m train be fore I atopicd. nor did my fireman I don't llilnk n bell curd would lavo rm s my tc.l on Hi" I Ir In 1 guc one whistle lor brakes, rxtwetlne to slop lor waler; I must hate shui off w I en tho al;nal was giten, Ihnujh 1 did not see It I abut off for waler. Much imporlaat testimony was clreu al the even inr session of tl'e Coroner's inquest. Krm-sl Von Sicken ti slice 1 at follows I etw the bsrgigc iar fill, Jut brloro that I saw a man come out on tho near nlatfonn of It bo leaped to Ihe tlitfnr.iiof the llullalo csr. and took hold of the nob of the uoor; he went in about one-auirti r of the way -I rinan about one quarter of tne way or tbeenr, as 1 Judge when the car, or the north end of II, which he went In, stni to down obapuallt then the whole bridge sei 'red lo cite way that r..rt under 'I e south en I ol I u- car llrst afterward. aw a msn pnllod i ut In abonl the smno p.ace 1 saw no flautts ul.out It wl en I went down I wis on tl.c Ice abut 'JO del Irom it: the HullVu cr was i.n tie treai'owork; ir.o b-cra:e car wa t.li. ady down wnen tin Unffalo car commenced to lutowni I hallooed to n-t compmloii., Look al Hut maul" Whin the north end of the lluffalo ear mi nt down, II appeared lo go down atrilglit; the man 1 ia e mlo the car had a cap on with a equaie front; It looked like t:.e ca worn by sleepluir car corduclora. tht- rxnrest w yoinc lapl liy and tho enxlneer was exhausting though th- nra reversed with steam on. IUI TESTINONT 01' BlTBUtN.TICNPr.NT TOOCBT. J. M. Ti ucey, sworn I sm Kuptiii.tcndtut ol the Hudiun Itiver losd; all turns are n quire I w earn btllrori.i to ciminun.calewilh Iho ens.neur In cetc .nyuiin; u.i:ut happen to the tram; II U requ r.-d ol each coi. iui lor on an oil tiuin thut uc skil I'coo a N il uird sirtiag over his train when in mollon. The Assistant Superintendent complained that bell cords were an annoyanse, an J their ust'wna surpendH for a rl ort ti re, lul 1 was not aatlsfled. and had tho order renewed they esl I it wns of no use, because with a long train It would hardly ring the bell; the cordoctors evidently fill Into the use ol drooping lantern signals In lit absence of bell cords a brake on the end of a Irei-i w ould lit iiobb ErrtCTlVB uan KLSinnias; II there was only tne brakeinan on a train I should pui him on the rear car tl ere is no establUhed rule, but I should always put tnree brskemcn on a liain ou freight train one brnkeman la put In I runt one as netr In tho cenlre as may bo, snd one In Ihe rear, and nil nro required lo worn tonnrds escli ether; t rakemen are eiperted to sit on the top ul I ox cai when the train Is In mollon It Is a viola lul I ii cl orders when in re lh.,n one brakoinnn is I n u cabooao at a lime In eitretno Cold WPsiGr they change off; I have known a ubokin ailk run twbcT saat without tl o brakeman on. ir. beit ear knowing It. The froaen gruund lri It un. tut in this cn-o II tvideiilly iiroupvd tacouch Ihe brUso. II the brako man Lad Itcea in the nilJdlo of the train he could h.u e ,iotiricd the cntlnecr bv pulling the bill-cord, lied eon'., should nut be run Ihrnurh the brake wheels. I have glvtn verbal orders rrohlhlilng Itat sll ti roiign trains are eaamlned liefore leaving Hast Album or Now York, and n'ong the linn fondue tore and Uranomcn examine frequently. Thai mglit I (old the tnclueets It was n cold Light, and not to attempt TO M ABB CP TIM B. The oil In the tanks of the oil train was crude oil; there hate been no coinolalnts to me afoul li o nidation ol the rule for carrying bell cords; It Is Hie conductor's business to see that the rulo Is ola.rved each oil csr holds eighty barrels of oil I don i lH"k that the llullalo aleeulng car Jumped the track Ihe engino evidently run through tho oil car, and the oil Iznltea from t o ash pan; there hta Peeu no mluction of slanals along Ihe line or our ma I this winter; Iheetpress trnln engineer lould not have t-4n signalled as quickly from Iho drawbridge ower ns irom the track. conductor undrrwood lestlfJu l that the nitnes ol the two brakomen In lliu rsboiseol tlie oil train are Michael Waters and Cl urles Underwood. The Inquest was adjourned until Thursday, Keb.lfl. Up to 11 o'clock to-nlgbl nothing new las taken phce al the wreck. Another Accident un Ihe Hudson Itivcr Kond. As the 6:80 frel(iht train wr ncaring Harry town from the north, Itwailmet by the freight train from the aoutb, boih Iralnl runnlngjat their usual ipeed, when II e p3ivr.gtr cur on the northerii train was (truck by n door or eomo other obstaclo on tho southern train, which tore off the side and four win dows, crushing them Instantly and creating the greatest confusion among tht passengers. Mr, C Wesley Hsllock, accountant or French's Hotel, waa sitting witldu one window on tho side of the car tint waa struck, hut eacaped with the rest wilhoul injury, Tho conductor nnd brakeman exerted them selvia successfully In keeping tho passengers from Jumping from the train. The New Vt'ur In Tennessee, Nasuvillb, Feb. 10. On Wcilncailay, Super visor Kuiery eent two Franklin county revenue offi cers, wild a Deputy United Slates Marshal and a squad of soldiers, to arrest five persons for illicit dlalllllng. Tho parlies were arrosled, and yester day, at Winchester, tho tupervisor'a force was sur rounded by tbrtt hundred armed men, the prisoners released, the property rescued, and Iho men mal treated. That part of tho State Is In open war sgalnst the revenue laws. One of tht rescued pris onsrs, Jesie Arlldge, t member of Hit lit t'onstl lutlonai Convention, declared that ht could not be taken out ef Franklin oouoly THE IXVASTOX Of Fit A .YC E. The V.lrctlons lo ihe Aaaemhir-nonnpnrllati Orlennlsl, Clerical, nnd ttppubltcnti Con itlilnlra 1'rohnblo r.xlentlon or the A r tiilallre -The War Contrlbnlloa. I,oNDo.f, Feb. 9. In tho elections at Ureal ami Ilsvro. the (lambslta ticket has been carrlol by a beaty majority. llAvnx, Feb. 10. Gens Le Flo and Trochu are among tht candidates elscted to Ihe Assembly In the Department or Finlstsrrt. VRnsAiLLie, Feb. 10 Itelnrns from eleven De partments Indicate the election nf the Bonapartlst, Orleanlsl, and clerical candidates, bat of very few llepnbllcsns. BXTBNSION Or TftB AltMttTICB. The dursilon of Ibt armlsllet will probably bt extended, In order that the Assembly may have I time to perfect the work of restoration. TUB WAB CONTRIBUTION, London, Fob, 10. A despatch froai itirttn aayt tht war cutrlhutloa of two Imndrel millions of francs exacted from Paris has been apportioned t lCO.fXBJ.faO to Norlh Osrminy anl M.OM.OOO lo Houta Germany. DILITBBT Or OCNS. INDON, Feb. 10 A disptlcn from Vettilllei says the delivery of the cannon and email arms of Ihe Army of Paris to the Germans was commencsd ou Ihe 7th, anl continued throughout the Sill lest, cirrina or a lbttbb rnou tub bino or twtna.v. The rrusalans Into rapture 1 a letter from tht KlngofHweJencipresslug tho warmest sympathy tor France. aiLLiNO tub rniKcn noam. Hbrnr, lVb. 9. The Swlst Government has or dered the sale of the hcrars bclonslagto the French cavalry InterneJ In Swltrerland. Hltty-two railway wagons, laden with provisions for the French prisoners, have arrived la Sttltxer land Irom France. VICTlMtZKO llltO 11 Kit 10 XT, I'orgerlet or" Puts)" uud C'nlU -The Nrivr! btvlndllng Oprrnllon-Ilotr Uncle Daniel Ilrrtr "Ttvlalt Ihem riora." The bulla nnd bears of llrokcrdom are ncvor rrce from care and trouble, their sccumnlatedfioards being apparently the objective point of about lonr Oflha of the cleverest swindlers on Ihe contlnest. The latest swindle on record Is the forgery of "puts" tnd "calli," by which numbers of brokers have been done out of greater or smaller anas, A put (to nuke this paragraph Intelligible to the on initiated public) Is a prlnlege sold by one party to aaother for a certain lrceotage, by widen Ihe seller screes to lake from tho buyer a stipula ted amount of slock nt a designated llmt. Tht buyer pays say one per cent, on the amonnt Involved for iba privilege or putting" tht stock on tbt seller, rrovidln; t ie price, sny time previous lo the termination of the contract, will yield him a profit. A call" Is an agreement on the part of the seller lo deliver atork al a certain price within a stipulated period. Generally puts" and "call"ell for one rer cenl., with thirty days as Ihe time limit, and probably oat I alf of the stock business of Wall street Is transacted lu this war. The only evidence of the transaction Is a blank flllod In wllh the sin cent of stock, tht lime, nnd Hit per centage paid, Yit, simple and unguarded aa this ays tern l, many or the cleverest broke-s on the street, when sillers of "puts" sud "calls" am "good" men, sill nd buy stocks with no other margin man lhee Utile pieces of paper. Some rascal. It waa discovered yesterday, has taken adtantage of their too great confidence, and has forced lane numbers of these puts and calls, on wnlch brokers have been buying an I telling larcily. It Is not known how tnnen ln been lot, but the sum niu.t be considerable, since all the leported icI.ps make light of Ihs affair, an I e-i.latvar aa much as pos'lble to conceal Ibelr efforts to settle their differences. Probably the lieavlott adler of ptita and calls on Wall street la Unclo limit t Drew, who is r present rd to h.to made J.mu.UO tail year by this means alone. When Ine old man lue aald lot of puts and e it's he Is always nhle lo keep Ihi- market "about lev,-)" (aa be siysl, to that t in unli.rtunste buyers :trc never in n pos.uon to draw on lilm tor itiiTsr elicit Ho ntver looks so anillnii aa nhenn couple ol hun tied thou'tnl dollars w. rth or tneao c'i trarts fall due. Ilia uan il n nle i t fi I i ilati'ig I in- eir la tn n-msrk. Weill Ho rn Vie boys will bo uoya Think of 'cm buying tho n ca.U I" iivunni: oit avci nusr-witicn The Dentil of Ihe llosll. r nt Ihe lloulcvnril llolrl-A MhvLoiI lions.", uud a bud Iti cord Huhpletaus. Jamea Oallaglier died yesterday In llcllcruo II .ipitil from wounds recoup. I in some unr.ui.wu nianneral the lli.Llctard II..lel, on tho morning ul tlie 7t!nuat. Sergeant lllake ol the Tl.lily fir-t Pre duct, says that the proprietor of the hottl, II P. Downes, called end laid him that lis hostler Gallagher. haJ fallen In a drnnkin r.l 'rom the sloop, snd recolved severe Injury. Ills evasive snsnora and aclions, the sergeant sail, created a suspicion In his miud lliat therb had been oul play, ctpecitlly as Iho home is maikcd nn I Dowries an 1 the woman nt the houao were, aa the sergeant aliegrs, connected wllh the muruer of Mis. Downes'. loimer husband, al their hotel in Weil cb a t f l'y. aSn'iilnO yoara a,7i. f.Kir, T f SlulTTatilen WT-V6 Khl I tlie Iliule vird hotel, and round ttdlagher In sn inaeiialole Condition. When brouiht lo the stnllonhouse.il was difPoie.-eil that I. Ik stLll was fucture 1, end Hut he li il a deen c.aa i overllic leu pie. lllood was flowing from hu eu. lie was taken lo llelle vuo, wheio ho rema.iied Inscnslblo tiulll his dean ll.illtther had bei.n In How line's employ 1? u,oh.. 1 An Inqneai n lo be hi 1(1 to-dav. on; loorougti in- I verligatioii will be had Into tauae ol his death. I AIMAIiai Vifll.S fffO. tril.l. To Cubiiu (Uinrtbera Snlil lo bt Dlssultrd ('oapedea Not Kiegnli-d. IUvana, Feb. 10. A coiicpoinlcrit of the I'tario writes thai tho iur,rnJerd linureents rs port the Cuban C'htmeeis has been dissolved, snd that Cespedrs Is pot recognized. Igruclo Agrimonlo lisabcen apoolnlel Dlctalor. den. Per tcr. commanding l lloleiim. Is to n'sume lha com iiiand of tho Tin ns District. A leleiraiu Irom Ttltildvl aaia that .lutnrrllo has rstahllstied him sell at tlalvntor Santos, and tl al Pedro Acost.i, sp Innirgenl lesrter, wi killed ncsr Ililra Small poxensls at I'tterlo Priiiolpc. ltrsleiv nr the Hlalt-nlnth Itealmrnt N. Y. N. U. by Ibr Hon. lilrbrtrd O'fiorinnn. ImmcilUtoly after Iho para,lo on Thursday, the Uth Inst., on the occasion of the reception of the tocently released Irlnh polltlrtl prisoners, the Sixty-ninth lleglment proco.'dol to the resldenco ol the Hon. ltlchard O'llorman, In Twenty-third alreet, between Ninth und Tenth avenues, and were reviewed by that gentleman. This compll ment wss considered due to Mr. O'Gorman, who has slwaya been a elenillast ftlfhdoflhe regiment, nud has done a great deal to aid II. Upon Ihe re turn of the lllment to Iho miuory, the gallant ftd'owa were luvlted to p. rtake of the hosoilallty of Mr, O'llorman, who had teiy thoughtfully pro vhled a bonnlliul aupplr ol refreshments. 'I Ids reglinont has gi rally improved In numbers since Us ,'nst parade, and Its flno appearance on this occasion was highly erpdltablo lo Ibe officers ami men who nave labored so energetically lo recruit its ranks, aud to Oil II o plsees mado vufant by the H,r' .Ifr. IlreeheHe Own Hualncss-Aiid fltr, llrcchcr't l'relly Htory urn Uosehiut. Mr. llecclier, in a lecture last cvcniiiR In I'ly moull Church on "llcliclous llererte," aald that he ras of opinion that a certain ainosnl of sir and atmosphere was good for tho soul, jot he did not hold tilth those religionists who would forcibly Intrude upon a person' cnuaclence, If a man came up lo Urn aud, slapping him on Ihe shoulder, de manded, "Urother Ileerher, hor Is your eoult" ho would answer, "None of your buslneul" Laughter. Mild persuasion wss the only meant of reaching a man's Inner self. Mlli a enitden burst ol elo quence air. Ikocher exclaimed, Hound came Ihe north wind and swept down upon the roiohuil. tayliit, Mliveme a kl.' Hut tho rosebud answered No I' Houiid eamo the cist wind und awept down upon the rosebud, eating, "(lite ine u kls.' Hut tht rosebud answered -Nnl' Then came the south wind, Mowing mildly and lovingly, and the resobud kissoa li," Mr. Ilnnlsvtll't OOlelnl Hours Numbered. Yt'AsuiNaroN, Feb. 10, For over t week iait the Arlington has bean throurrd wllh New York politicians, who have been ncllre and Jolly, Il Is said that Tom Murplo's placa was In danger; but the fact leaks out that It Is not Tom hut Cliore. whaxo stinumo Is rtoiitwell, who is in danger, Old Iluliioii hat hU ofllclsl hours numbered, and niter a lew more dats will not pay the bonds in gold as I uauih aa he did. I'leaaouton will aucsUut nlm. THE ENGLISH WIFE-BEATER tub svvniiMn covitr coxnnuys Tiflf TIMES AS lililtltPVIAliLB. Hound Tnlk from n Fenrlcsa .liidac-Trnlli la nilshtT niid.tlilat Prevnll-Tbo Kngllah Footpad In hit True Colore. In tho Qcnoral Term of tho Supremo Court yentorday, a Ifttvycr applied to Judso aoorrjo 0. llamaril for nn order of arrest for ono (Iroontlial. Is this Groenthal tlio man who cslls him self (Ion. (Iroontlial t" askod tho Judge I havo already trrlco sent that man lo fcStato Prison for bclnc a receiver of stolon goods." I tlon't know about that, your Honor," repllod tho lawyer, though I think he calls hlmBclf den. Orccnthal. Ho Is accused of swindling a man In prison out of f 3,000, and he told tho man that ho wanted $1,500 of tlionmount to glvo to Judge Sutherland, Judgo Cardoio, and Judgo Darnard, so aa to got him clear," Tho Judgo aroso. Honest Indignation flashed fromltlfl oyes. After referring to tho scoundrel Orccnthal, ho said i I will stnto hore, for tho licnoflt of tho old broken-down lawyoru who aro In want of references, and for tho bonoflt of tho odltor of a disroptttablo paper I mean tho A'tu York Timet who, I am told, bents his tvlio in prlvnto and abusos mo In public, that their abuso has no clTcct upon mc, as I lmvo been used to it for a long tlrao. After receiving tholr abuso for many years. I was rciilected Judgo of tho Supremo Court by tho largest majority over rocclvod by a Judgo In this city and I oxpect to bo roulcctod whonovor I run so long as I conduct myself aa I ever havo done on the bench." Judgo Darnard's remarks created a pro. found sensation. Thoy woro hoartily ap proved byovory lawyer In tho Court-room. The Funernl of Dr. Hklnner. The funeral of the late Iter. Dr. Thomat II. Skinner took place at tht Church of tht Covenant, Pirkeieuuo. Tht tad aervleet were conducted by the Iter. Dr. 8u.llu. tht Utv. Dr. Prentiss, and Ihe Her. Dr. Ailsms, and the rcmiins were encoded to the Marble Cemetery, Hrconl slreel, by many of our most dlstiiigulsliej clergymen of various de nominations. Previous lo the ceremony a msetlug or the offlcors and students or the Theolozlul hem Insry, the clergy or all denominations, and the friends of the deceased, was held lu tho chspel, tie Her. Dr. Murrsr presiding, where moat oloquent eulogies on Iho clisracler and works of the departed clergyinsn were delitered. The Jonet Tivlne. LocgroRT, Feb. 9, 1871. The recont Reticles in I the New Yoik papers on Georgo Jones haters newod the Interest In Mm here, oa accuuol of Lis relatioLshlp lo tho colored twins. tiik AititusT or rirzar.itALD. The l'.aplolla sf si Ornllrrunnly Forger llotv he tvna Itrouaht lo lirlcf. II. W. II. Filzgerald was arrested on Thursday morning by Detectives Clip? and Woo'drldrlJge.iof the Central Office, on a chargo of forgery. II appears that lrilz;erald negotiated, through Kdward A. Condil, some Umo In Ihe month of Msy, I3T0, lor ths purcliise of some properly at Orar.ge, N J. In aymcnt for this p.-opcity, l'llt;eralu gate three notes pspable la sli, nine, and twelve month., which notca purporlud lo be signed py llrooks snd l'ilizeralj. On or about the llr.t of l'rbinary, the flrst nolo winch waa fur H,o(V) hi eamo due, und wua rlic-.l in the Ma. nlacturer-' t'..nk of tlda city for coJollan. Tlio no.o waa pre sented to tho urm of Urooki and Pittgerald for payment James II. PUt'crald, of the firm, who Is a brother c" il. W. II. iPilzgrrsid, refuted payment, sn I prononncol the signature as a forgery, end 11, o bank authorities were so notillod by their casnlfr, Mr. Warren. The muter was pticed In Ihe hands ol the deterlltes. and fioy ar rested 11. W 11. l'UXEt'ralit at the Grand I'rulrui Hot I At tho Hue of Ihearie'-I ho seemed tcr; lu dignnni, mid proloMed uialnel It :a an outrage. When he was taken In preaenco ol his brother he not only confesaed to having forged the notci, but aald tli.it ths whole amount of his spurious utterances amounted lo tUOJJ. Ja-nos II. KlUrcrald, although ht al first pronounced lue si-naluit as a forAcry alter the ar real ol his brother, s.ij that the signatures were genuine, land that ho had signed the noti-s himself, but had forgotten the fact bcraut so lonr a lline hud elapsed since lie hi i nude tho notes. I'l-on tl.ls element ot Mr. I'lU.-crsU, till brother W. discharged from custody. Mtlvor lire from the Uinmn .tllnr Arrltnl o( J'trlyrvcn Cur l.onda Yrsttrdny. Mr. I.aiiaitiR llio sgetil, here of tlac '"tons lim ine Mire, received yealerdy a-dt I,,ke Lily Itrtv aeten ear ore -seventeen by the II ml son itivcr, ."iruad, eighteen by the Prnasylvaali C.or-l, and 13 by Hie National lice. He also ii-riiie 1 ills of lading of shipment from Sail L ike City ol 1.49) Ions ol ore, anil llhOJO pounds of bate sllvir bullion. Tne ore leaves Rait Lake City In cunny sscks. con taining about n hundred ounda e ich, and 1111 up ten tons to i rtr. Kvorr ore train botwecn Hall l.ul.e l ily and Omaha has twenty ran, maa-liig two liuii-dii-a tons ul ll. i' precious metal, and is from eighlien lo Unity ono Uaya rn toute to New York. Nn Nrtts from Iho Tennessee W'Aaiil.antoi, I'eb, 10. I'p to unou to-iluy no InMiicence had been received at tbu Navy Depart ment concerning the alcnncr Tennotaee. It Is sugteato.l that perhaps the Commission, alter they got to era, tesolvrd to commence their diminution lu a tmt of the Island distant from tne cnpitnl ot Han Domingo, Intending finally lu tint President Hirr. 'I his Is given as Ihe only reason able C!A,ani,U1 I'l rtclj- Iq iira'tng irora t te commission, as the r.av.il au ""Ill's havo Tailli in Iho etruniith ol Iho vcsael. In oitlcr lo itlicti- the anilely, tho Pieaiik-nt hua loli-grapl'i'd to Admiral I.i-r romui indliiK the South Atlantic r-miodton, lo de-patih a slrsmer Inline ilhlely to Han lio.-pingo l.'Hy and learn the wheru nbouta ol tlie Ti'imrsaoe. It is eontldeiitly boltotcd 111 offei-al circles tint come intelligence w i'l be re coiled by to morrow night. Tiro Amerlenn Veneris Condemned. IIiLirsx, Pcb, 10. Tho schooncra A. II. Won son and A. J. 1'ranktln, together with their stores, cargoes, etc., wero condemned to-day ss lorfnlled lo Ihe (juern, by reaaon of tholr violation of the fishery laws, by the Vlce-Adiulralty Court. Judge till Wil liam Young, In renouncing Judgment, eiprcasrd hit ro?rcl ol the painful duty Imposed upeu hint, but the evidence of dialiitcreili-d wllnoases In both cases waa to condutlve that he could not refuse to believeit. lu the lultcr case he otnased lliu oixe that tlio Dominion tlovrriiu.enl would art lihci.dly and remit Ihe peuallr in whole oi In part. Nome of appeal In both iiiMa itaaciteu by M 1,, hlul.uou, coun.tllor the uwners. Are Niillon.il llmik Hons l.esul Trader f WAstiiKdos, Tcb, 10. Trerisuicr Siiuucr to. day wtotea letter lo a party lu New York concern log Iho quotlou whether notes or national binka aro legal lender. He conc'.u let as fo'lowi t As you alludo lo the principle Involve I It msv b proper for me to say Hi it, In make nal ouil haul! imira a leusl lender for sll pntmrnla, would nieuluallv cs eim t the batiks from re-'ermlag them. luce tney woiita be as available for nil purpoa.u.exei'iit the uicrvts of ine tisnts aa the nolet oi tlio I'lillcd hl.ilcs In w.,icn t o -re reilo.'tnablo. 1'iie whole national bint, i-lrt'ii r liconiitry woul.l tliuj become a iniriiia.o-'at liout Inli-ieat, from thu people tolhebinks. i.ritunia tai upon iho people In Isvor of l I iti tho sinoiiiit ot tlia Intercut on Hit Ih .-iilatton. hucli a policy u Imlelrusl lui ,nd ot r i:C'l'! or ctpedieni-y, and tne pi t'liK) u its adopliou will scarcely sdiuit ol dlt;us-lou, FLASH US FltOBl Til It OOKAS CMll.Ll Itctlin hsiubicrlbed fCO.OK) tot tho Trench Uoir' ty I'un.l. Tho Vnlled Males frigate Congress sailed from Havana for llayli yrslcidsy. The Iter. Hrniv Melville, an cloqurit preacher, ami one of the cheplilns in tho (jut-en, t dead. l'ernandi, Italrada, ono of the n'.u lesdtrs. was ospluird by thehiib-Prefiet and i-seciilrd at tlaron Tho Cuban traitor .lesus Del fjl, wlio mrre"di-rd lo H e bpanisrds, now acts a lulde tw lha paiil-h troo sin. BttiNciti.RT'a srARiiiAais voir. An Interesting Divorce Butt Pending-" At I Hope lo Illeelini Mother In Heaven, 1 Itrgnrd thla Agrormenl nt ft Rlnrrlnze," Yeilerday morning, in tho Supreme Court Cl ambers, before Jules Darnard, a motion was tnide In the case of Ellzibeth C. Ilrlnckley against Hugh I.awsoa Ilrlnckley, for an allowance of tl'X) weekly to Mrs. Ilrlnckley for her support during Ihe pendency of a dlvoreaeolt, and tt,600 counsel fees, According to Mrs. Brlnckloy'a story.she made Ihe acquaintance of Hr. Ilrlnckley In 1301 at Itka, Mist., wuero ahe wat teaching school. Tht follow ing year sat came to New York and .engaged lo teaching and copying. Mrlnckley found her at a boarding house la West Twenty-third street. He became very attenllro to her and finally proposed marrlsge. At tht samt time ht gave her to underitand that his; fsther, Who had control of his properly, would bitterly oppose bis marriage, and asked ber either to go to I'urot-o with him, or hive an Informil msrrlaga without a ceremony. On hta assursnce that such a mstrlage would bt vail I. they married themselves wllh tome little formality, on Juao It, 1801, Hht said to him: Now, Hugh, I want yon to lako a most solemn oalh that you understand thla as a marriage." As I hope to meet ray mot!:?: !2 h;S"?r., I re gard this agreement u t niirrlsje," replied Drlnck Icy. On tht following day he bought her a wedding ring. In order to keep the marriage aecrel, they pisaed ns Mr. and Jlr. I.awsoa, but always ns bus band and wife. At the New York hottla where they Hred, snd while travelling West and Houlh, he ac knowledged her as his wife, and she was always to trctted. In several pIicm he Introduced her by his proper name. At last his father discovered the marriage and offered Mrs, Dtlnckley a au dowu and 11,000 a tear In gold If the would go to ICurope but as this offer Included a renunclatlonor the mar rltgt tie, tht utterly relused, bhe taya thai finally Ids father Induced him to abandon her. A number of affidavits wero read Impugning the character ol Mrs, llrlacxley. Ills Honor resstred his ;dtc!elon. 3 HE CJIALIC SHOTS Of NEVT TOJIK. Pl-lol Hhetilng Tourunmenl The Contest, asls nnd Ihe Prlvee-A I.ntvyor enrrlet off I bo I.nnrels. To gratify the withes of many gentlemen taking an Interest la pistol shootlug, and to ascertain who Is the champion pistol ahot in Nsw York, James 8. Conllu Inauguaratrd a grand pistol Looting tournament al bis do wn town gillery, 7 Nassau street. This tourney commenced on the SI of January and closed yetterday. Tht first priic, sn elegant liquor cabinet, wat lo bt awarded to tht person making tht best string of twenty shots offhand, deliberate aim, at paper tar get, tht meatureraent to bt madt from centra of bull's eye to cenlrt of etch abet. The tecond prlrt wit a gentlemtn's draaslng case, for the greattsl number of contecutlve bells at the regular target, Tho third prize waa a smoking set, for the greatest number of bells out of twenty shots fired al Ibe regular target al tht word of command, Tht fourth prize was a pocket cigar case, for tht greatest num. ber of pipes broken in twelve shots. Ihero were msny competitor for these prizes, and all day long inlvht have bean heard In the neigh borhood of the gallery the sharp "click. click" of the pistol. Numbers of youths who fancied themselves crack tbola, but who could tcarca hit the aide of a barn, entered the lists, but withdrew after a doten ahuts which flew wide of the msrk. Tht contest ants were not limited lo llmo.Iand several apenl hours In ll.t gtllcry striving for the prizes. Mr. Collins, a lawyer ot tl Is city, won the first, third, snd fourth prizes, lilt tventy shots meas ured 17 7-10 Inches, Ht ttng 17 cousecullvt bells, aud 10 bells out of 9) shots OreJ al Ibt word, and broke 8 pipes In 11 shots. Por the second prize there Is a He between Mr. Collins snd Mr. Hilterjorn, both having rung the tell 17 limes In succeaslon In to shots. Mr. II, llaragnanotli scored 23 6 18 Inches from the oull's eye. and Mr. Thomas Neville Slt Incbea. The con test for Hit second prlss Is yet to come off. II Ilea between Mr. Collins sud Mr. Sllvsrborn, TUB ALA 11 A 31 A COMMISSION. Comment of lnnilon Jiiarnnlt-Kngtnnit not lo Abandon her I'ualllun or tn Concede lior J.liibllliy lor Ihn Alubuiu Claims, London, Feb. 10. Tlio London Standard of to diy, In an editorial ou tat Queen'a speoch, taya the fart of the tpvoitilmenl or a Joint Commission for the settlement of the Alabama dim:ulllas with the United Utales would ba more Interesting to the pub lic If the basis upon which the Cuinmtsslou is to operate were known. Tne Uma of to-day. In Its remarks upon the por tion or the royil speech announcing Ht re'erence of tho American questions lo a Joint llkjn Commis sion, says: A'thousb the Alabama question Is secondsry to Hint of toe Lsticrus as a uljf t lor eouitdrraliwii by ito I'oimiiiia oa. yet there l no doui.t as to w rncn qncsi inn will ninir.lv eueaci- lis attention liut it la crioiioout to suppose tli At It li tbo nuipoto or IIIL loiiiinUaion to flna ground for Knulanl t- sbaauon her ooaitiou. Ol Iv eunccdi her nihility u.ioa the Alilm.ua w-triUou, Injunction Against the K;le Uullrrny. Chancellor ZabtUkie repriced a decision in the Court of Chancer"' ,n Trenton yesterday, on ap plication ol Sloven,, against Ihe Urlo Hallway, for an Injunction '.alrimlng tho dofendint froin utli g the track r (he Palerson snd Newark Hallway In front of his properly. The Chancellor oideredau Injunc lion lo l.-sue restraining tlie Company from driving more piles or layuiT more rails in front of the pro petty, but rifiiand lo restralu tt-rtn Irom using ibe tracks already laid. Cenl lllne Haploalon Tlirpp l.lvr l,nL WuaiLlNO, V. Yn., I'eb. 10. A cortespon deiitorihe,V;iTta)S that on Thursday last an ez;. iision ouurred In tho ttphaltiru coal mines of llitctila countr, situated ahuut fifteen miles fioiu Cairo, Itltchle county, by which three men li Ibelr lives, and sevoral others were covered up In Iho mines. The late of the latter Is yet ui'kimnn. The etplolon was uussd by the lanillon of a kcu ol powder by some tneina unknowu. itllnnle lliivla Heutencrd Minnie Davis, tlio female flro-lnip, was sen lincsd yeilerday lo lea years In Hlate Prison. He corder HacVrtt renurked thai If the prisoner had been a man, the sentence would hnve been for life. Miowas carried lro:u the c urt room In hrslerira. Tlu Jury having rccoinm.-mlod her In mercy, her couiiki'I, the Hon. C.ias, M. hpencer, thanked then, an I said that he desired them to sign a petition for the L'lwulive clemency on her belalr. A Colored Policeman In Netvnrk, fleorge Disbrow, Heiilon of the Ziun M, I'. C in. 'i. on Academt alreet, NeAirk, a colored in mi, was yesterday appointed a special pollcrms. by Mayor lln'ord. 'Ihe appointment waa made by re quest ol the pastor of the church. lossks r FXitn. Kwll Hrhluter'a studio, 191 Jar street, Brooklyn, was larjim yestcrdar. l,oi, sj.tlAi. 1 li Ilo'lon snd Albu.y depot. In Huston, wr.s ds-iisgcit si.Mti ny ore y,-sieritay morning, and levcrst trunks were burucd. A dwelling hoi'..a In Norlh.impton township. Pa was huriitd on Ihurrdav Licht. Iworhlldrcnpcrlihwl, nnl tlinr luihvr wsh siilouly burued. I H'hlnif.a Topham's wood turning factory In Pr.tf:'in. N. J waa burned on ILiusday morn- Loss about H .003 no Iniutanu, the pulley Lav leu Just run out. The Howe lew lug machine factory in Tern, Ind., wat burned yrater.lay morning. l-ok, IVO 000 1 liuur. auco. ltd DM. Mr. h. V. I.oiilan.1, loin crly editor ot I tu, Mfattu Cfl'i'ttit llrttublcun, John Htiiiiiniugn, snd a liilnl nenon. mine uukiion. l innu-d lu tlio flauies. A pottton of thu woiki wrreanred. nASMXinoy notjss. The Trik'Ury l),srlmt-nt ha received 119 appli cat O il bun ttus csuuliy and Kurorw for azu.cieator I li c neisoHvloii ofttie new bowii lo Ihi liticd under trie iki ol J'lly II, l'or tho oloui manlhs en ling Nov. Wl, IfdW, Ihe rtcoas of Imtl'rta ovi r etiiort was f T).tVla.i.lP. wlule lit HTUtlie ctC'isi wn. fit.i3,C, showing au lupiuve no in oi cr l.'J or li'J.l'll.''t. Mr. A. V. Cornell, burteyor of II e Port of 'Icy. York, Is vi It nsnington. His visit Is mopoaid lo hare koine t'oi.e.-tloii wild ihn eii.oeted arpoiiittii.int of a uci.oi-ir lo I'ol color Murphy. Ths ixay season Is cloah g brilliantly. Tlie Secre tary of Hit" eulrrlaliird last night, end theio i she a large ntli-li laiii-e nt Ki 'li-or ami tlia lllsitia's liflilion, I'lie I'cl'iviail Minister i-.l.l hate a iscep. ta in on luiMiia) niiilu, and senator aud Mri 1'ouieiuy vo the nUlit or tho ICih lull CornndKioner PI outon hss IsitteJ a circular .llriilliig lli.tt heroafti-i all applications of ssi-snrs s-i.t r tecioii fur I'm Irn.dei ol ysug.'is and In s... rt.irs i f totifi o f-.o,i one ilulrirt 1 1 anotlier. or of riorei.u'-nrr, ttoni oiih pince ol diitv m snoiiior. will be undo .i, wiiiuu; throiuii Hi" supi-i visor of the dltil. I, aiai. g iea-"n win micIi ctisuce is ileiTrd amitlin iiipi-rvtsoi mil etupise ihcrcou Ins opuion r gard. lug it. Tho I'ltst Cotnplroller of Ihe C'urrirry decide tl it whoa n coiisotor Is suipcuned Iro'n itttlco l,y a hiioirwmr of lun inal Itrrrniie. oiiiiiij il,.i inrio.l il i'.pi i. oi itic nftlui-r tt emitted to the pay and ono hi iianisot tlio otnee unlll a successor ti ai pointC'l snd i. in ite.l lYi.cro a uM.(in.'on is mi It br Iho I'renl liaiit diie(r,u a tcoeii of Uuiiuca, aa 1 an nctiiiz col I t r ii-ial'iti-a a d lives b md the ao" t collector Is rr iitlsd to ihs uas aa'J emulUtusoU' WARREN HMD'S LI0N& i) H THE OltlEHTAT, STVttKHTH NOTINf TtlllaaBBBBtH AMUUICAN MASNRBS. jl llHH The .Tnpnntae til Ihe Ittetrepolllnn-Miiklni 1 Ivll bbbbbbM Themselves C'omfortnblt-Vhy Ibey VlaU aaaaaBI Ike Hulled Hlntee-The Htranaera Inlets' 1 1 II 1 1 bbbbbbbbbbbI Vlewed-The Heathen, Chinee, 'hi 91 bbbbbbbbbbbI Among the arrivals at tho Metropolitan tlotaf Jim B oa Wedneaday rnoralng were (lateen Japanestt if ,'w H They arrived at San Francisco by the last etetein: 'Plliil from Japan, and came over the Uoloa Paclflo Ittll i'llLLLl road direct to Withlnglon, ll!iH Accompanying them lo Washington wss the Ana 1 bbbbbbbbbbI b esador appointed by the Tycoon to represent tU f'U LbbbbbbbbbI Jspsnsst Uoternment here. The party now bert 'r 11 bbbbbbbbbbI are In no wsy conceited with the Ooverimett, but 'MxiliH come merely aa private Individuals, to become as I Jl bbbbbbbbbb! quslnted wllh the commerce, msnaer of doing bntl j vA H ness, Ac, and to find out what claas of goods oi 4 f'H bbbbbbbbbb! Japanese manufacture art best adapted to thla mar- M I'l kel, and also what would pay thetn be;'. o thlp M J I IIIJ 1 I i! bbbbbbbbbb! Arejyl,er;rTTnt8tn called laat evening tt tin Ijj'J I !.etropolllan for the purpose of Interviewing Hit I Tvl bbbbbbbbbb! dlatlcgnlshed strangers. Upon making his busies ill VI bbbbbbbbbb! known, ths handsoma Warren Inland condaclel t II him lo their spartments. They occupy a salt ol v 1 1 bbbbbbbbbb! rooms on tht third floor, tnd art already quite do vm bbbbbbbbbb! mesllealod. Mr. Walsh, an American gentlemag bbbbbbbbbI who haa rpent ten years In Japan, and It quilt fas. Ti l illlll miliar with their langnage, Is their business agent ivj and. In the absence or the regular l.tterpreter, acta- IV 1 1 bbbbbbbbbI In that capacity. None of the Japanese apeak a- VrB I bbbbbbbbbI word of Kngiliri. When lha reporter enlereJ tht ?rl 1 bbbbbbbbbb noom sla or seven of the Jspaneat were stttlaar I Jl j around His flrt 'H bbbbbbbbbI euotiNa tnzin rzcct.iAS-snirtD nroi, If) H and apparently hating ajollygood lime. They were Ijlll dreesed very genteelly In American fashion, harlnr V dlicarded th Japancsy dresses aa soon as they ar' t ill l rived al Han Francisco. Mr, Walsh reeelred the re ,1 Illlll porter politely, snd signified his willlngneaa to al fii Bfllfl ford any Information In his power. He then tat ifl, HIH plained to the Jtpanese thsl tht representative o i t lll tht most citenl'teiy clrculaled paper In Amerlcg l hi! called to pay his reipeela and publish whaterei y IIh they might havo to say. They replied thai ths firnf V ilH of '1 ni bcx fwhlrh shines for all) had reached Uierf 1(1 long btfuie Ibey lelt their native land, ai.d notblof j: could afford them more pleasurt than to answer aaj 'I l inquiries I might desire to make. Aftor being teat I'",: i IIh ed, tht following conversation look place, Mo tl lllll Walsh answering for Iho Japanese. in IIH Heponer 1 would like to Inquire, Mr. Welsh, III l It is not oat of place, ths object of Hie visit of tfesst IIh Japanese gentlemen to America, and to have yog JIH give me wnalover Information you can relaUft U I aBazaj them thst would be or Interest to the public. I IIB Mr. Walsh All of the Japanese with nit art prt lll vatt clllaent, roost of them men of wealth, who Hans ;V Ijll come to America to L I llpj tTVDT ITS WATI AKP CDSTOMS, 1. but more particularly In a commercial pvlntot view; .1, IIB Although lliey corns as prlrale clllzsns, and In ns V lll official caimrlly, a part ot ths ezpenss attendant J B upon the trip Is paid by the Japanese lloternmen I BII became tbor consider that tht InformaUOn oU IIB utnod by them will bt of great scrrict to that 7 V bbbbbbbI country. f lteporter What la their Impression of America! I I i bbbbbbbI thna far f i, H Mr. Walsh Tl.sy are ranch pleased wllh whal 1 l. i fJIB ther have seen, althouzh they have bad but little I Ijll opportunity as vet tn look about much. They have ij Bjll spent a week In Wsihtngton, and aLao atopped y ,l,', fll day at Chicago on their war from the Pacilla coast. f lllj Of course everything Is now lo them. You know iff there are no railroads manufactories, or other t, li' lll modern Improt omenta In Japan, and the scnsalloi y. I lll of being whirled through the air al tht ratt of lortt s? lll miles an lonr was both new and strange, and al i n' lll they see In the way of mauulactures and Inventiou Is of great Interesi. nf. Ileportri 1 wonder that some enterprising ;l Y'snkee has not Introduced lulo Japan railroadt ta4 I other Improvements, ft Mr. Walsh -There are plenty of enterprising; f i Yankees and Knrllshmen lu Japan, but II would M 'I Imposalble to convince Hit Japanese thai then F could bt any improvement upon the manner of t doing things that haa been In vogue there for tht t put six thousand years. '1 hey are not a pregrea 'j H slvo people. V WHAT TlltlR AVCISTOItS Kill THKT WANT TO DO. 'M 1! very thing In Jspsn is mado by hand, They havf IH uo machinery whatever. The weaving Is all done ll by nand. 1 hey have somo ayrlcnlltiral Implements, l i such as Iron ahot els, hoes, ploughs, Ac, bul nothing i f in Hie way of machinery. Ih i oi tor -How loug a visit do they contemplati mtklnc in this country f Mr Wn!sa--They hatt no definite plan as yet f V They will lemalii until they lit.10 beronio famlllsi j, with the subjects upon which Ibey desire Inlorma, V Hon, end will visit various sections of tlio country, 1 kl bbbB Moat oi Ihiui are young men, their ages rtinnlnt IW Irom DO to bo yesrs, Kune of them sre married. I I -S hnve inter known a Japancso woman lo leave hes f Jal bbbbbI coumry. Tin ir drcaa varlea very Utile from Ihi men, but they are easily distinguishable bvUit- M ilnlfaey of the fialuies nnl I.) thrlr nitiecT of wearing the hair, borne of tho Japan; Trouien art a um very haudsotne. At this Juncture, wori -rfcelved tbstearrlajssl ijM were lu Hulling ti ciTliO) Hie paity lor a drive. f rfl Mill .u.usi:r. Al George W. West, nf Paterson, was kills om j Vfll IhtirsJay afieraoaa by falling from a new iron bridge I aHI bbbbbb on tha itne Hallway, al Calttcuon. "iU the Hobokcn Council Committee on Charter but 9 nlcht met for a final conilderstlou of lbs amended I TtSI bbbH harter. All tlio gronnt) previously gone over bv ihs 31 Ciimuittti-o uaa reviewed, and Ihe but put In shape lot intr idurlion in the Lctitiluturc. '(Ul On Thnrslay afternoon, while Louis Mast waf :9 sitting wllh a friend near the ftrewood lactorr la -H I hbbbI tlriciitlile hr placid the muzrte ol his rule acalnsl iaail bbbB till On ail, nud In awating nuf 'i-l to and iro, oue oi 7-VI lliiiii aliuck tlia inner ami ni.lo.iiil the cap, Tbs t I'BI wliole churre of biii-aiboi enured hit body, caullni 1 instaiil Ueaih. j FBI Al 0 o'clock on Thursdty evening, while tht I9 bbbbI tVelrin hound eipress train on the Nlw Jersey Itati f m obbbI ond wne iiiakliig lis way Ituoun Itorgen cm. lire was A1 obbbI ntreovvrrd ut an Ailnioa Hxprcis car, an.l a letuporar I .ifll panic foilowpili but Ihe pis-engcra' fiais were allayed f ijffl wlun lhr anlvon at Wist Hnd, wnere tne l.urnluzt t'MI car waa uclschel, the ate was extlngutsli'd, and tM lafM 1 train wenton. i ThI MI-lltHS VltOM 11IB Ti:i,V01tAl'U. Poslmnster-Oeneral Vozol, of New Zealand, anl II sulla will Icive S.an I lanclico for IVatlililoo on Bun- uayniuiuing. 'I lie Anineaty bill has been Jefeitcil in Ihn Kansas 'jM s-enali-, and the only wsy to. reacti eiifrsucniii-iueoi sh statj u. w is b) suomitting a ooustltuiioual aiuuaduaeul le y ihe eople. vB H 'lie Kansas Ilooio of Ilcpresciitatitea on Thnrw, H dar t nueit a lul' iy allow rituiiniils to It-ttlty in tnell own behalf, s'nl loi-lisii.t aud wifo to tcillfy, oue lot i H tlie otiioi.lu eruulual tsscs. aSJ In the Iblrd bllllsrd mslch bnlwoen Dion snd Deerj st ami i'raiicisx) on Thursday night, Hcery woo, acor- IBjl lug im.hi.is in vi innincs lo Dion's 111. Dccryv, 'tw heaviest ron was W, aud Dion's M. H Tht rear wyll of one of Hulls A Ce.'t warghOBtef li M IJ on tne Kile Canal, til il3aio, Tvl, Tivtrroaf moTninz; nH The workmen cngszed In wiernmc tlio can tl were eat H utvatlng loo ncai tlie btildlog. 'Ine losa is very hesvyt A H Il wss currently reported In Cincinnati ycslerdir U H that Ihe Peiinsvlvanla Central Itallroad has di lcilnlna4 I 'H ti make s conoi ciing link fioiii ni ar Heerneld, via 1- H ballon, to liaiton. oy which It will bate a Ihtougk H route lo Chicago, ftV H The Ban Franoltco Mock Kzohance his appro- 'S priatel IIJOil In sol of the Kreuch liellef Kund, lo bt 'S H seat lo New York laur.cdi itely. At a tneettng of t t bbw i oiiiinltioe of the Chaniber of Uoinmrrc.i an appoal foe j' fM ttin ai no cau.o was rcpouiled tn wllh uiictpoctet I VjM liptrtlliy. Tlumss Doyle, Jeff. Curtice, John Murphy, Poler iWt Foitrr.ano Dcnnla Kane wirn tailly buried, I'oylt fatally, on 'IhiiiBJay, b tho premature explosion of t s H bla.'l in ii Icilito mi Hie Hugar Diver llsilroad, nesc ;H zaw Utad.'ord, M. II. 'lliey hail made ouo blsai. and Hovts was inriong iimdrr into a ei'sm tor another blast, -M wlirn Iwcaly flte pouudt ef powder went off la tut si bauds. JU1T1XOS AIIOVT TOW.I. Itobert Hhortle died euddenly last night tt 171 til Woosier street. All trsfflc on the South Seventh street and Hnost. SM veil Hied lirry was luipcndvd last ulht ou Seconal ot Ihe ice, jfjl Michael Murphy, or 7 ll.l.ivla slreet, whose arm i K -j;; friolieo In Mm mm llickw'a haaeiT, 1 t Olcd In tfilli-vuc fluTiuiaTye-luilay J l In the cae of fliorec W Wittcntcre, who shot I hlinteir at pt. iirri-i" s'.ii-.i. Ihe l orooei"a .Itiiy jeateaa J il day teluinrii n tiruo t oi iliaih by suicide. i! Clans Vi n l.itikrii of thu bark Jenule, lying el j Pit r 90, 1 a't liner, p-lt lal evrutug irom tlia tuitatj JV ysril lullieiliek of u lugbuat, and was luially Injured. SB t tlcprce C, Clark, jt ptivale llelfjllvo, willo e. J' tntMl iat Oolilllg III i f.ii V i l a.it lo l with IHIUC Mn lj, ou of Hi.- Ninth Hard Police, In Hank slteei, felt tt it toe paieiuom uud .spired. ir Mary Diisenberry of HIT Wctt Thirty el :M'i slreH last evening fell from the rear platform of a Urns tway .'a- rat near 1 uuriioiitli s.n-ct. ami aiiiknig ino Pack of f i hir bend, was lalally Injured. -Il Hie Lebanon Hhskers havo glten fitly hirrels el qZ prune wheat flour toward Ihn rs-i of of tne stsrvlei h t Vrrnrh, 'Ihe mlucrititlons n-rctred by Ihn t'lisiuOas I I ol t'niiiineies aggtegate f at.PX. i I Victoria Won Until has ba n avked by Ihs Met jl t cniiille l.ihraiv Asioc iilion of .Nov Yoik loiletiverbe- il MroilH'iu her I oniiiiuron.il iNrztiiient," but ibehM Si, di-i'lii.ecl for Hie proiiulun actouul ol other cugag U ineuli, tl, Tho Now Yor Htilo Medical Society ii-illi-etej 111 ai Pioidoiii, IVilllaiii u Wey cf l.lmlia t Vire-'rot C dent. A I' lloolliili. ot llrikimeri Srrretsry, ti'lii IL Jl 1 Itail I ol Alhsiiy t Troasnrrr, th ul.s II Porter of AS li H baiiv. 11, i ainiii-ii pilvcs weie awarded In J ir H. Ileal vi )ibbbbbi J-piMr Urooki) n, aiW llr. (I, Uuranl or Now york, i' jMmm During the month nr .Innuiry S78 i ew nu'lentl I lH wcruetil. red o:t the booksof the Nutthes'etn llnmiea i'aBBBafl pllh.c ll M-n-.irr in Pllty nrtti iroci nil I orrnnii et 'i-llaBBBBl itus fi il-ita v,cte iiiaile ami o' 13 oreta Ions 4 weie u JaTraBBi liiipor'anca. A laigo iiuiu'-er were vae'iuatett lit -Ii).'bIbbb1 I stall contuti ot Hr t-c.tier,Milrf I'liji'.c 1 1 Hr. II It tU Hiinurl, hurgeoni In J I IVallii,-, lit A J llltk ,M I arUieo, and oihi ra vm jbbbbbI

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j H, THE SUN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1871. III -W Pi II fskUee r.r AIL 6 I BATt'HDAY, FEIIHUAUY 11, 1871. Hanaanrui To-nav. Ayalt TUH-Tlr. CarryS hstsaS. SMI-as Heath's Ikaalra-MaiUsltsul. MilbK, j, Jtrfanl'a Optra llause-UJll b.W..s tea sal tn In, HB Milk Atenne ThtatrSrstiS, Msllass. Bp reartrenlh Sltreft Theatre Tbs t.fn sisr. Msllasa. Brassd liter llaa-Paar 0rsa. M.Usso. LBLEl l.ln ndwla's Theatre llsstsa Paws. Mst km. I; JtlHe'a llardf li-Tka B.s.1 CmI. Msllass, w Vara t'lrtyt-HHil.,1. Af.(ifM.H. Msltait. Olfmala 'thaalra ratlwn. Atsuats. ldl Thtatra-Kslakss. IM'er.ss. rranrUra Mlnartla-Il BtMJwtf. Teaj 'lar'a Otrra lleaae-l'naals Maulis'i, At. Mills... j Tkellraah I'neansatle Tannl-Os.a M VlsUsrs, Tt l,'aTM Clsil-in.. MtrrW'. Mattats. i W alaetnas h. III..'!. Mstlnf. 1 t Trrma of Tlie tun. I PaitT.aaf y.sf, tsmsil aknkit,, n On I Isa.Vkaaais vast, II OO J Tmnrtrt untUini, 1s 0 T Ta-Mr a as t sOOrs-s, ...aasaa. II. Ill r"lt aaalaa lo aa alftsu all SHI Wsasis, rs-?-a, ihi 1 T wn.iv r aa Is s BA4r-ii, ITIIU I rn aairtaa taaas sals fit bn t ABaltisa M r, Pas, w Uaa lacaa.ss, at Claa ralsa, Taj vital latars. i Bit? la aasaao. 1 fc inin bsmu, Paioaast Aevtariaisa, lu, 40 Hi. W 1 Two I I ra I Un hit ft f Thraa ln..a ....ra.i ar l-s. a mi I 2 rSts N. Br' r- Vtatr a-t laaiss, pf nn., 7,1 US. If 1 ?,"srul NrtSi. s. a'la. a"l ll-sls. pas I'l. Ml rh Jl f as.pt,. Mans, son. ai ."u ra. pr t1M,. I bo 91 I IH.aia Mima, it 'Mas alio II, Liar 7j in, K I MlW I I aaaia aassamBaaat .a.-g.i mi is t.a rsrs vs-ir-'-l, 'Vu 1 Jiaaapltj utsisuy am it, M.-ll, ,t taial-Vt ,i,, nii a Sslsm. a.'., .1 11 "i '.i i .l,-si,ar. I ABSBai-ass-ssia i aim w. par lias, s F All aisat"atsia .as- -si a- I na M .al a Arata ITS' j Aa.taai-svssr. la Uatatv. u win it Ima. II TIip Tri'Atiity's Coin llcarrvc. J j lU-fdru Mr. Uoi'TWin-i. lcnvm llic Trcn- j ktj Dcimrlnirnt, Mlilcli it la on nil allies do- j clnnd Iip Is fcon to di, we with to cxprepn t our iipjirovnl nf n iirnctico of lilu which has not mot with that etipport from tho leadinu j organ of tho AdmlnlttrRtlon to wlilch It is cutltled. Wo refer to hitt rcKoluto hoMiofr on to bis coin reserves. Mr. TnvMiitii.i. In V the Bennto, ami Mr OnntLEYln tbo Tribune, Lavo ncror lot a chanco of condemning thts practice, and of advocating tho omptyliiK of the Treasury of Its gold for the tieelcts pnr- poce of reducing tho funded debt. Their complaint Is that tho country Is losing the J Interest monoy on tho (fold held In reuenro j by the Treasury. 1 Tbcro is no sounder or moro solf-ovldeat projiositlon than that in all banking opera- 4 tlons a certain amount of cash should always be kept in hand. If It be not necessary that It should bo in coin, as may bo urged Is the taso during n suspension of specie pay- j ments, coin is nevertheless needed for other purpofios. It Is necessary at tho pres. cnt time especially to show that lieneath tbo 1 mountain ot paper money transactions dls- tlosed by tho banl: and Treasury oioratioiis, Ihero is something nt the bottom which di-- H notes somo degreo of actual solvcnry and j real ability to pay. I Wo have at this moment an Irredeemable I paper circulation of about veven hundred mil lions. Kow, who but tho most crazy advocate of paper Issues and no money banks can say J that this gigantic pile of paper money re- i quires no coin bnkls 1 I Let It be alwajs beriie In mind that our 1 overnment Is living tho business of n banker. It iseuis and ki-cpsout intlrulation four hundred lnill.uns in notes pnyublo on do mand, and tin so notes form tho bads of i three hundred milll 'lis more of bonk notes, by being made legal tenders for their re demption. The banks are exempt from th necessity of keeping anything hut green- j backs to redeem their bills, and thus they do 1 without Hjicelo almost entirely. Tho Inst t annual returns show that our fcixteen bun- ppu V drcd and forty eight banks held on the 2bih 01 1,"-i:uiber last but twenty six millions, J igainst an varcgato of ci.-culation and de HR t twslts of over eight bunird millions. Ifthu Government is to keep n cojn rc. r serves on bund, what sort of a show Woi.w I the counrr make in tho eye of reasonable jcojile e i.ryhcre, In respect of its ability 1 or intention ever to resume coin payments? HQ The bunks and tho flovcrumeut would bo j alike banking on nothing. Together, they aH would use suven hundred millions of dema id notes and five hundred millions of deposits. 1 And if the Government is to strip itself of gold, ns Mr. Titf.MiiL'i.1. and Mr. Gnm:u;Y recommend, the only solid basis of this cnor- El mous aggregate of twelve hundred millions, 1 due on demand, would be tho beggarly sum which might chance to bo found iu the if vaults of the banks. The current coin bnlnnce of tin Uuvern mcnt only nvernges between forty and fitly fj millions over and above its demand obh- gatlons, and this is all the basis it bolls i to pay its demand notes of four hundred mil lions. Talk about the Government losing Interest on its specie I Doesn't it gain the in S tcrcbt en four hundred millions of paper 'j money, and is it too much to auk that it slmll nhox.' something iu hand townril pny- I? Ing this Inmienso amount of disregarded i.' obligations! Supjioso tho (lovernment dm.j I not intend to pay its notes, doesn't it owe J sainctblng to tho public ssnso of propriety, s otnetblng to the old-fashioned prejudice of honest iKioplo, that when paper money U i issued there ought at least to bo soincthlng J behind tho counter to redeem it? Our paper money fabric has stood for sav- frnl years with great steadlucss, owing to 1 the largo and constaut annual addition to HM j 1 the public stock of precious metals, which J j bus precluded tho mcesxlty of any urgent de 1 mand on tho banks or tho Government to J redeem link circulating notes; and also to H7f th lini'ortunt, perhnps more Important fact, H!j 1 that the Gi ernment bonds, Issued In such HH 1 enormous amounts to defray our war ex Hl jieuies, havu become a conuiderable part not a only nf our mn currency, but of tho currency Bn 4 I uf tho wholo commcrclul world. They are Blul rnutvnlent to money on cvory oxchango In H'h Kurope, and answer every purjmso of coin in Bk settling our foreign balances. Until those Bj bonds shall have jnt-i-nl Into tho hands of Iiermanent investuis, as hooncr or later they V must, they will continue to fulfil this function, Bll I i t andcontlnuotochcck, as they now check, tho Bjf demand for specie to pay our international u trading and interest balances, llutnheuthe Ji periial nrrives that this fruitful source of f meuus to pay foreign debts Is dried up, nnd Ej I' bonds ure no longer available In Urge B 1 fcinounts ns remittances, then tho natural jS' ,n1 ''-gitimate demand for specie will n- S y j Tlvo' 011,1 wo st'u tliai paper money U! tlieorizera put to night, as thoy ulwaj s have SIlK been In past tlmeB. And ir, when there shall V V l "mc a real want and demand for specie In BS d country, the condition of the banks and H. M ,Jle Government should show an indebtcd- BB i i due oo dntand of Iwrlre btindrd mil BK I r Hi L lions, and exhibit only tho present mesgro rcscrvo In tho bank vaults of flvc-ond-twenty millions of coin, who can fall to soo what ruinous results must ensnoT The Treasury Department could not then, as by tho conservative policy wo applaud It has been nblo to do thus far, steady tho vast Bhaky pile nor could It, as It did on tbo famous Blnck Friday, savo tho country from tho blasting effects of unscrupulous opera tions in tho gold market. Wo repeat that Mr. BoUTWr.M.'8 courso In this matter is deserving of unqualified approval. Tho rtcpubltcnn Vnrty In New York Mny be Itcvlveda Tho action of tho Republican Stat Com mittee on Thursday evening was most sig nificant. They refused to comply with tho demand of Collector MunrttY and tho CiltANT faction for tho dissolution of tho General Committee of tho party In this city, of which the Hon. IIon.ci: Gtir.M.r.Y Is Chairman. Tho decisive vote was upon tho question of adjourning for four weeks, and tho adjournment was a rebuke to tho Custom llousu and to tho politicians who havu been endeavoring to sceuro ofllco from Qcn. Git ant by noisy demonstrations in favor of his renomlnatlon, This wlso conclusion nfiVrd nn opportu nity to revive the Republican party In this State, and to bring It oneo moro upon tho stage with scmo hopo of success. Tho way to this great rcsidt Is simple. It is, In tho first place, to adopt tho programme laid down by tho Hon. HonACT. GltuutXV. I Iu recommends that tho question of nominating Gen. Git ant should bo entirely ignored; nnd this is certainly the courso which thoso leaders of tho party who aro not after ofllco for themselves should strenuously pursue. At tho snnio time they should remove nil causes of dissension in this city by leaving tho control of the General Commltteo hero, and the purification of tho ward assoclatlocs. In the experienced hands of Mr. Gueelky. We dare say be may bo relied upon to secure tho opening of these associations to all genuino Ke-publlcans, and to exclude from thorn all Democrats who aro registered as members for purposes of mischief only. Thus the party may again bocoino harmonious ami efficient and If some men who havo en deavored to control It, and have only shown that they do not possess tho ability, aro by this raeanB left to tako back scats, it will bu nono tbo worso for tho ItcpuMican cause. Wo arc sorry to be obliged to say that tho result now attained only certifies tbo fact that Mr. MciU'MY bar not been successful as a party leader. Ho has bent all tho mighty resources under his control to secure the over throw of Mr. attrXLr.Y and his Committee, and he has fallod. W o confess that ive nro much disappointed at tho general lack of ability In Mr. Mrr.ntv's management since he assumed the reins of power. W o had great faith in him as a politician but ho has not justified it. It is fulr to odd, however, that bis failure muit in a great degree ba attr.butcd to the necessity under which be" felt himself of securing for Gen. Giiant the delegation of this Stato in the next r.ppubli can National Convention. That was some thing beyond tbo ability of any man with whom wo are acquainted. Hut yet, even with an imi os- b 1 tusk before him, bu ought nut to have btvkcu down so Signully in the K'Vt ral stages of the process. Thus i it tho canvass last fall there was no need that he should have crowded out Mr. GliEKlXY and Mr. ItonuiTs In order to secure the nomina tion for Governor of a man who bad leen connected with tho slavo trade. Nor was It necessary that ho should comblno with the Tammany Democrats to defeat tho nomlna ion of ono member of the Young Democracy for Major, ni,d aftenvurds force upon the ltcpubllcani ag their candidate another nnd a less populnr v mhcr of tho same faction. Ho might havo done. 1,(b hett for an.VNT ulihou committing these bunders, the most remarkable perhaps in ull tho li1siaV 0f .'0,v York politics during tho last twenty-i;.H years. Itiiie lu Grnln. Nearly everybody has heard of rogues in grain," while but few people probably under stand exactly what they arc. In Chicago they know precisely. There is a clique of warehousemen and grain speculator in that enterprising city who havo nrgaul.ed what is called the Elevator King, a highly re spectable asg elation lor swindling the public on an enormous scale and theso are the gen uine rogues in grain. Not satisfied with rob bing the public and their customers, tliev sc"iu tohavclatcly entered upon the praiseworthy occupation of robbing each other nnd. if there Is any truth In old proverbs, honest men who deal with or In Chicago may now indulge in borne hopes of getting their dun. To understand tho merits of the quarrel among theso gentry, It Is necessary to know suiiiething of the strango and mysterious way In which the grain trudo Is conducted in Chicago. Wln-n groin is stored In u ware house or elevator, it is weighed and in spected, and a receipt Is given for It which entitles the hold-r to a certain quantity of grain of a specified quality upon payment of charges for storage. This receipt is a nego tiable Instrument. Now4 If tho warehouse man is In want of funds, all he bwj to do Ib to issue as many receipts oi this kind as ho thinks he can take caro of, without regnrd to the quantity of gr.Viii ho basin store, sell them on the market, and charge the usual rates of storage on thai grain they represent thw receipts carrying storago as due bills carry interi st. In other words, tho warehouseman borrows money on nothing ns colluteral, and then charges tbo lender of tho money storage on as many bushels of nothi'lg as ho puts up lor security. Ho actually accomplishes the often described, but never before rculi.ed, exploit of liv.ng on the Interest of his own debts. It is pccullur and perplexing but this Is what it amounts to In the end, and it exhibits a financial genius which could only havo originated in a section of tho country whero an irredeemable paper eurieney Is esteemed tho surest foundation of national wealth and prosperity. There are many other original nnd highly Interesting features of tho Chicago gruln trndo. Tor Instance, by a combination be tween tbo warehousemen end tho tall road companhsln Illinois, the owners and consignees of grain shipped to Chicago i lose all control over their property as soon I as it Is on laiud the can, 'i'hi railroad com panies deliver tho grain to whatever ware house they please, without regard to tho instructions of the owners as to Its des tination. Tho railroads also rcfuso to glvo receipts for nny particular number of pounds or bushels of grain, but Instead glvo bills of lading for bo many "car loads," tho grain to bo weighed at tho elevator nnd receipt returned for as much as the warehouseman or luspec tor s-ccs fit to acknowledge. When grain Is passed Into an elevator, nobody is held re sponsible for Its condition. So, between tho railroad company and tho warehouseman, It mny happen that a man who has shipped 1,000 bushels nf No. 1 spring wheat may, nt tho end of thirty days, find himself the owner of 050 bushels of "rejected," tbo ware houseman having the power of posting it as "hot" on tho Hoard of Trade bulletin if ho chooses to do so. Sometimes grain shipped from St. Louis to tho East has its grade changed by asimplu transfer at Chicago; nnd a Massachusetts! firm reports a case in which two car loads of dry corn of n high grndo in passing through Chicago became transmuted into dirty low mixed grnin. Tho excitement now prevailing among tho grain dealers of Chicago has been caused by tho alleged issue of fraudulent certificates, and of improper transactions in tho inspec tion of grain, In which tho chief lus),cctor, somo of tho Directors of tho Hoard of Trade, and others nro said to bo implicated. Unless tho present grain warehouse system is radically reformed, Chicago is certain to lose its Immense grain trade and if tho dis graceful irregularities which have recently been exposed havo tho clfect of leading to such a result, it will bo fortuuato for that city. It Is said that Mr. Sdmnkii has lately ex pressed bis conviction that "GaiNT can't be re nominated." This is the tlcw of many other in tellizcnt politicians; but one of the ablest men in tbe Itcpubllcan party says in a recent I'ttrn My opinion Is strong that Obakt will be renom inated, and, so far as I can now Judge, will be do. fated." It Is aluo an interesting fact that the Democratic managers all feel sure that the Itc publicau candidate n ill be (Irant, and upon this tbty found their incrtaaed confidence of electlnj their otvu man. Tha Hlng In West Merldcn, Conn., havo overreached themselves. In attempting to blot out a free press by persecution, violence, and fraud, they hare merely filed tbc public atlen. Uog upon their own tergiversations, und strength ened tho free prcsa which they havo tried to overthrow. It is a story which 1 disgraceful to West Meridcn. Wo tell it briefly as follows Some time ago Messrs. I.eintn G. Ideas Co. established iu West Xcridcn a bright, enterpris ing, independent daily newapapcr, which, wear ing the livery of no political urlv, but exposing political frauds wherever discovered, soon found itself in a bitter contest with a King of uuscro ptiioiia politician. The tirst fight or tho West Meridcn ReeorJtr Journal with the Ring conspirators led to a per sonal nsaault, in which the bludgeon was uaed, and Mr. Itiaos was confined to liU tied n month. Ou liia recovery Mr. Iliooa renewed the HrteriUr Journal' i exposures of the King' corruption, nrd tlieu the Ringmaster sworn that he would diiic Mr. Hiaus out of the town. Then the King began a aeiies nf malicious and vexations civil biwauita, designing to break up the Reordtr-JoHmal by the slow aud cxixn. .tire process of law. How they fallowed these up iii.i) be K'tn iu the following extract from a truitworlby correspondent's letter: "The Itlnrmatrr tlndlr trumrteit np an aireeme nt by w loch Mr ltluoa liaJ rrotiiiai-il cinidHlonall, lo gtw t'Jia.1 tnwttM 1 u'' tin 11 M' tlio iit lioute ot wor li IP Mr 1th. iia eaul tlir flrat liuu-.'lou-nt ni (SO. ami ll ltiiumafti-r. aeeinir a clunci- lo atri'KO .Mr Ilium's diri-ttca lie paior In nw .Mr. Ilhiot ii.mie fr'iin 1 lie moinlic-alilp of tHe ctinrcn nnl Hilt laaa dono wlluoiu II r. Kiuna'a knolilK', ir illi nut rre fi'rrlnB chirfia acainat him. til cour, Mr. ItliK.a UrcllDC'l l'i lT anttl.iBE furtlirr tow.lnl biiiMitu llie new Mrtlio-tiat merlins t.oiiti. anil tl.o ltincmitrr sunt hl'ii for $l.V), anJ llii-n bribed Mr. liiiiQs'a attorney to win .Ira irom tlic ciae. Tlirn tilo ropre-i iitailuna wna m ule to ln-1 ourt. and Jutlgniml ii taken ont by ilftjtilt, with rxicu lion Noil. Hie Hherll! levied upon llio Htronltr JoutmtU't pr-aa and took It uway, tncti-by tvaipii mi Hi stoppli R Vr. ltni(.4'a bnalunu." Happily, Mr. Rina-'s neighbors nf the MciMon Steam I'rinting Company wero able to print the lluvrJtr-Journal fur him, though in reduced furni, nnd the publication is continued. Is this tbc inviolability of the freedom of tbo press that was contemplated by Rooer Sncnuit wilt-. 1C tignrd the Declaration of Independence If these oaii.,4 j0 not rebound upon the hcadj of their aulbora, we arr uck mistaken, The Tiinu yesterday contained a. leader denouncing the liar Association. It is t lie masculine arliilo which has appeared in tb:it journal for some time, which docs not appear to posses any longer more than the power of secondary virility. Dr. Hw.Mlioi.n thinks tho Little Church Round the Corner should be made tbo grandest church in the city, and oflVrs to giro f5,000 to ward this purpnic. This ii generous in Dr. Heuiihii.d but it the Little Church should be taken down and a grand edifico erected in its place, would it still be the t.illlc Church Round the Corner f Would it still retain the distinction it has now southed nf being grand in it recogni tion of limit's common spiritual destiny, notwith standing that, In the estimation of llioso who view thlngi only according to outwnnl appear ances, it is nothing but a little church Wo daro aay that, however much It might bo enlarged, it would still retain thU distinction so lung as the Christian Dr. IlointiTnv lem.ilns its rector nnd as the enlargement of Ibu edifice would admit more persona to enjiy the benefit nf his minis trations, we think the inject ought to be encour aged aud carried ont. When Major Pushk.nsip, alarmed at tho amount of lib nephew Akiiii u'h college debts, weut to consult various old fugles of his ac quaintance, wu aro infuimed that be was some what comforted on beaiing of young men who owed twice as iniirh- five times as much, So the Rev, Mr. Ciif..mv, who has just been found guilty by nn eeclciastieal court In Chicago of the peralslcnt otniatinn of an important word from tho bnpliainal nllice for Infanta of tho Kpis eopal Church, endeavors to palliate Die od'enco by citing the eases of clcrgjnicii who hate mutilated the iiMm-a of tho Church to a fur greuter extent than be his. Considering Hint they pledged thi'inst'lvj upon receiving order to conform to a written lllutc.v, the fjet that they have not dono sn is not creditable to them, ami docs not help Mr. CiteNKr. Tho Kplsvopal Church has foriiiuli7cd its fullh so prechely In its liturgy that nlmu'.t overy wntd may be anld to have Iu special meauiiiL'. Hut if ho clergy may at their diacretiuu omit auch words or prayers as may seem to them to inculcato erroneous doctrine, tho prime object of a liturgy, which l to preserve uniformity of belief, la iu danger el' being defeated, episcopal clerirymcn, inclr lilng In one or more respects to the tenets of other denominations, might make tbclr liturgy teach acceptably the doctrines of the Unitaiiani, Cni. versalista, llaptltts, Methodists, or Swedcnbor guns. This cevlatuly was not the intention of the founders of t Kulscuual Church in tb United State. Whether or not their views were narrow and sectarian, It not to the point in con sidering Mr. Coikit's east. He deliberately Agreed to conform to certain written formulas of religious worship, and finding himself unable- to do so with a clear conscience, ho seeks to adapt those formulas to his own opinions. This is neither open nor honest dealing, and In secular matters would bo sharply criticised. The poli tician who cannot act heartily with his party usually retires from it; and if Mr. Chenet cannot conscicntioualy adhere to the liturgy of his Church, he should enter some other communion. This, however, Is ceitcinly not his present in tention. Tho judgment of tne ccrlcilullc.il court sus pends Mr. CntNtr from the performance of bis ministerial functions until lie (hall give proofs, satisfactory to the llishop, of bis contrition for the past, and of his determination to conform to the KpUcopal liturgy in future. From this Judgment he has appealed to a higher court, con sisting of the llishop himself and other clergy men, whose judgment Is not likely to reverse the finding of tho late court. The glorious heroism of EowAitn How Ann Siuuoks, who lost IiIj Ufa tho other day nt New Hamburgh rather than desert his post iu the hour of danger, is something so rare in theso days of selfishness, that It deserves moro than a mere passing notice. Who shall say that when tho engineer refused to leavo his engine, even while It waa rushing into tho very jaws of death, ho did not exhibit mote courage than ever immortalized the bravest soldier on the bloodiest UeMT Let the world do honor to the memory of that man, While we give broad acres and much gold to our public men, who havo already enongh of tho world's gear, and while we build monuments to those who have sacrificed nothing In order to reach Hie popular heart, let us show tn some substan tial manner our appreciation of Doc Siuuoxs's worth. Ilia family are not blessed with wealth. Their mainstay has been taken from them, leaving nothing behind but a good name, and a rccoid for bravery that has been seldom matched. Winch of our railroad kings will be first in offering to keep want from the widow and orphan child of bravo Doo Siumons, who gave up his life to save the lives of others 1 An acrobat called D'Atai.IE, the man with tho iron jaw," waa some time ago arrested in Philadelphia for brutally treating a child he bad with him. He gave bail snd then fled, leav ing the child behind him. The little fellow's head and body were completely covered with welts, scan, and cuts inflicted upon him by this IV Anus and an equally brutal woman who trarctled in company with him. The child says ho la aven years of age, and that he was stolen from bis parent In linden by D'Atami seven month ago. There is one way of punishing such brute. They depend upon the public favor for their living, and when a ease like this occurs the press should giic it such notoriety as to ren der it unsafe for tbo cowardly child-torturer to thaw hi.n faco before an American audience. We cheerfully iccotnmcud D'Avalik, tho man with tlio Irou jaw, to tho attention of our contemporaries. i- A .tlrsanec la t'onitrc. Whcren, the Kaiser von Kocuig de l'russ Is leas of a cuss and mure of a Tum Than any lemarkablc ally of us. And highly tucccisful iu hi late nuns; And whereas, the comity of event Compel us to straddle the demagogue's fence, And get the Dutch voto on any pretence; And whereas, ISufe Iugall and Horace le jcune Iusijt that my policy's out of tuno; And whereas, moreover, it seems tn me That the measure of Honor is talurj I recommend that our man at lleitlii Prom this lime forward begin to begin To gat as much money as lets him curry An equal high bead wilh the loonier at Palis! I think this imperative policy Mime) i? hlw.iv-. important to inei And, as jou perceive from the length of thi, The theme i unusually srave for l'irs. .l.ut'.i.'jK.vrA. Tbu Voro.1 Sactrli'ia Concert. The second uf the very charming aeries of giro and madrigal concerts given by tho Vocal r-oclcty took, place on Thursday evening at Stelnway Hall. One drawback li very serious one oo the pleasuro of the evening was the limprrrVet venil'a tlon of ttieha''. It bad been previously used durlns; lav day, and tbe air was thoroughly eihamtal of Its vitality by thoafands of lnn;. and jet not a w.ndow was open, but this fresh audien:e cjiuo in lo Drestho over again the vitiated atmos;Lrrc. llvny felt the oppreaslon acverrl, '!ln Vocal Society baa decidedly nude progics. Mr. Mofcnthat's steal)', peralstent Ualll ha not beeii wM.c-.il eff ct. Wlla all duo reaped lo )r, llro-vn. tLeformrr J:ior and prevent President, the di' ferei ce Ih iry cliarlv ?i.own beween amateur and prolestlotial work. Il.t-rri now nn cvi-miea of lur.c. a ritlMon alio In attarUini Miv I'niiiuiinec ln. nt ol a pi rae, a dl-llnctne-s und ii-;mui!iv in the pronunria'ion nf It. e word, and Unall) an p.aiiie together, ttnl 1'ie Society never hid lieiore. E-pa-eta ly was u lornitilv nrcutoincd to llnUti Its mui eal Hiiitenct-. each mvn Iwr lilui-teir. ltul noweverv thing l !il.c rlockitork an fur a tho ru idrlg-tl go. 'I l.e iniilp-vnire llncchtia c lion. s Irom .Mi ndelraoliu's fine, n-ti-ir, and clatlcHl Anili:oiic" uius.c wu su perbly rcndeied. Twice the number or voice were really needeii lor the large-it eltcri, but It wn a v ery noble rlere of worn. The lull" nugar-ind-wat r piece by JVc er, The tunc In ilic Wood," singu larly cnougii, as but Indifferently sun?. Tne male voice cle-irua Is not so good as that ot tne iniU'd Voices. 'I lie heat of the madrigals was parlnps that by Wlllije, "I.aoj, whon I balio d," written in an p iris. It wva co.np ipi-il In llic ul Idavs.wlieu Hie Miitnowrr settlers were ruttin down the Nw Kntlanii loru-t trees, and this Uland t.vl nut a wnlla man upon U. W lltijn reeui lo have cna dil cnmplntelv the spirit of llio.e divine Itallana ol the altternlli century. who hriuiclit the liuUricul to its neifectlon. When one ha beam and luuronglil) comprehended a composi tion bv thli treat master ol count! rpolnl, he bus heird the mm .si llul can lm ikinu In tula direction. Knpi.titr f nit) and tlilillu iiilti.iiIij cjii to no tui Hit r A luoie evperl vorvl Jtig;le r ttlere neier wa. 't'lie six voire follow even oti er :i the gilt hill from the hainiii ol te lourrdemaiuUt lly up lino the air, each In ita turn, a. d ail In pcrkct liarinuny of inntloii, The olo singing was not equ il In merit to tha real ol Hie ,'erfnrm ince, If wo ejeept tint of Mr. Hilrd, who san one of Kesca' songs with clear i nurelation. I nn pursilng. and with i leilly noble, maul) nual ly nf vii"p. ill almtlng larked onlvlliu and n Ilitia more emotional quality to liavo made It I'litlrtly gi'Od. Tho lour-part Jonz, Where the lire Sucks," was not well given not an much for lcu f iiirll!grni- on tho p nl nf the aiiurra a uf good quality uf tune. O.I ibe w lm.", pnwevi r. nn muei M n.i.iir por fnrmnneK the pu'dlr Ins acreas la Uelng o hljuly artlatlc and surli salKliictory woik ua lhl one. MHitl Tlu iilie. Madame Seebachwill uppear tin evening as Kitchtn In Ktllchen von llnllliriinn." 'I'l e p'uv Is a famous one, and the character nno of Jtadan.e tieebacira bct. la (Jeorae Jnur u It tifllii n or Vol t Flom iht lynMuiu AVi'if,ffnii. Tin SiNtpeuksuf the getillo iilml who edits tliu J'xint t a a brutal ruClnn. This I too nmcii fur n. The luminary of the TiMtt, we know. Ii.n never jel risin In Ilia illgnily ui riitllanlHin. lie is simply an Iml ec le wlthavrufiil vacuuui iu llin plare wl.fiuhU lirnlna ought to be, but otherwise per lectty baunliias, Tha tttpubl trail falls Into confusion tjy stippoilng that a man cannot ho belli linbtdle andarufllan. (ieorce Jones baa J. Utile brains as tto law allow; but ho Las alto proved hlmaelf lo be a rudlan by as. nin'tlng with brutal violence lu the atred nneoftku most illallngulahed mrn of the country. There a iinthlUR Incompatible In the two characters, e-pe-dally as Jones got damaged in bis ruffianly assault, I.cl tha JUpubtkan correct Its error. TlisSumfffv Couiltr sats that "Ju.lt L'dwar I J. Bhsndley holds a proud poalllou under me lUly Uo franiei.tt aart all that lis I he owea lo lilt ownbidnai. table i-rnveranre, alilllly and hnneHv, lie s ane or ll e rlalog urn r.l the aay, and moreover rood looking. iK',umi rwwBblues lo Utn, irwlu LIFE IK WASniNGTON CITY. ADHIHAL rOlttJiH 1'OnTItAYJtD AB JVDAS MCA MOT. Vindication ol One ol I'orler'a Vlcllm-llrn Iluller Want the Admlrnl Let Alone In hi Ornre Tbc Tennessee Known lo he I'naenwnrlhy llomeatcuds for (ioldlrr. Wasuixotok, Feb. 10. Senator SoM.vr.n (Rep,, Mass.) pre'ented a petition from tbo Reform heagne of New York for tho appointment of a commission of Inquiry to visit tho Foulli, eismlne witnesses and rcrort on tbe condition of the freed people there. Mr. CnaoiN (Hep., H, H.), from Commltteo on Naval Affairs, reported with amendments tbo Rous DILI. TO BIOiCLAT RANK IN THI XAVT, and for other purpose. The principal change by the Hcnate Committee In the Hoose bill regulating rank In the navr are tho following: The ran of all staff offleer la n.ml)atrd tnted nf positive, the rhraao ned thronahont th" but beinig "shall rank with." The number of chief rng'nreis la Incrensed to fortr-tlve. Commanding and esreutlrn ofllccis when on uuty are to lalto precedence of all others, with Ihls eiceptloa, precede nco Is lo be in ac cordance with rank and le igtti of acmes t but starr of ficer thall he accredited wit!) sn years additional tlrao as an equivalent to thelerm of the Naval Aesde inr t and officers who have been a tranced or lost num hers on the teciFterfhallhe considered aa hsv.nzgnin ed or lost length ofservlce accordingly. It I I lotl led also that chiefs ol hureaus may br apnolntoil from per sons having Uie relalive laak of.caplams in the staff coris. The section In relation to prec edrnea of command ing and ct'tntfre ofnceri Is as follows I Cnmman lint oflleers of vessels of war and of naval stations shall tako ireeelence overall officers place I nnder their coimnnnii the executive oncers of vessels of war and naval stations representing tne com manding oflleer thm-or ahall. a far as practicable, Oo nrst In rank lo said eoninmndinr officer and shall, when actlnir aa anch renresentatlses. take precedence ot cr all oinrors alinoiied to aald ve-srla or naval sta tions while Ii the dnchargeor their resprctlvo dune as connrcied with and vessel or naval autti ins. nnd such orders as raid exreutire oinrors mat give aha I be regarded as comlnz from said commanding- omLcr. tng SALAMANCA IMIIAN ri'NP. Mr Kr-NTON (Itep., N. Y.) submitted an amend tuent to tho Indian Appropriation bill, making n small appropriation to pay for an Inquiry or Investi gation, by one or more commissioners, to bo ap pointed by tho President, In regard to tho occupan cy, by leave or otherwise, of the Indian lands at Salamanca, N. Y., and other points on th Allegheny Iteaervatlon In New York. Laid on the nolo snd ordered to bo printed. The bill la relation to the railroad bridge across tho .Mississippi river, which waa ravoranly reported on yesterday, waa to day recommitted to the Com mittee oo Commerce. Mr. 1'omnoT (Itep., Kansas) reported with amend ment the lloua bill to amend section V5 of act of July 6, 1870, to provide UOatSSTItDS r0R SOLPIRR, seamen, and marines of tho late war. It allows an addition il quarter section of (lovernment land. Mr. Tit Awn (Itep, Jteb.) Introduced n Joint reso. lollon making th pay ol civil engineers in the navy tlieaaraa aa tnatof naval constructor having tlio same length of service. lUfcrred to the Commute on Naval Affair. Without concluding the business of the morning honr, tho Henate ail'tUwrnt Into executive session. At 0:11 the doors were reopened. Mr. Morton (Hsp., Ind.) Introduced a bill to establish A DtrLOWATlC UISSION AT DgRLIN, upon tbe same grade and emoluments with those at Part and Loudon, Cling the salary o' tfo Minister at fl7,o00, and of the Secretary of Legation at ii ua per annum. .Mr. MoiiTON also anbatitutcd a resolution In siructing the Judh iaiy Cotniinltca lo Inqulio what lurlher legislation I necessary, it any. to -inure it. Colored pvuplit of Kentucky and other Sl.itca the rlgat to testify lu tiUto Courts iu cases In which whit persons arc parties. A mesaagu was rtcelvid from the Ilonsc announc ing nit nrxTii or nrrngsr.NTATivc invonc, of I'rnnsilvanla. when reiurka culogi-tlc of deceased .were made by Messrs. bectt. Huinper, Sherman, ai.d Cameron, and the customary ,rtolu tlons ul nsprct adopted. At 4:13 iae hcuau-took a recess until evening for the purcoao of conaldirlng the Appiupriation bliia. Atthoeveulug sea-Ion the num. ol bvnalors p reaent at any one tune did not exesv 1 sixteen. The Lejlilstlic, lUecullve. and Judicial Apprn vrtation bill was Likiti up, an 1 the .-tiuendaieiita r ported from the Cuuiiuittec on Apuropriatlona were agreed to. Ilouar ol Uvirei'iilaltve. Mr. Vak Wvck iKep. N. Y.) presented n peti tion id cll.zons of New York city aralust fuiUirr dunstloiia ot public laud for i.llroa.l purpotis, and lo ns. rie inelsn la for actui! settlement. .Mr. Smith (Dim. Oregou) said that he voted In tbe aRliroativo on tho Income Tax bill ye-tcrday, snd Mr. llLur.HH.n (l)em. l 1 sld he voted In tne negative, lu liter vol Ih Iu; rccurded. The House procaeJad to lb cousldcrallon of pri vate ldll. Mr. HTAlinwEATitEH (II'P. Conn. repotted a bill to permit WU. U. HAMeullll, LATE NATtL COMTRl'CtOR, lo withdraw tils ri-linallon, which wa acceled on tbc Mb of Januar), 1:00. and to rrluslatc htm In the ofhw. Messrs. Anciirn and Saroint oppavrd the bill on tie yiuun I uf a corrupt llan-acllon of 11 ins. comb', in in connection with hi- ufRclal du ties, and w tileh hnd led to ht relgiiailnn. Mr. STARUWEAiilEn dallied that there waa an) truth In the charge, and said it was not thai chvrge which led to Mr. llinacumb' lealcnatlon, but on :d vice which bu bad given to tho Navy Department nt Ihat time In reference to tt e twenty light-draught monitors whlca were then bring built, and which he bid told i-ecretiry Welle would never iloat. Afier that advice his place was mace so uncomfortablu that he had to resign. Mr. Hank il'ep., .Miss I advocited the bill, and said the Hecrelary of the Navv waa aiiilin to h.ve the authority to relnstato Mr. Ilinscoiub. hut he was not svtl'Ked tint he had that lrg.il authority. Mr. l'AiiNsvvoiiTH (Hep., III.) remarked tbu there was uo douot about the legit authority of the ?cc c tary of the Navy lu tie prrmltcs. MR. IlASKs'9 rTIUATK 'Ol' APUIKAL rOHTglt. Mr. Hanks replied that tbe Secieiary bad doubt as to bis atnhority, and therefore wauled th action of Congrc tu Ihe matter. A to tha charges again! Mr. Ilaiiscomb, Ihatwtro trumped up aud aent lo llie ltuue hi Admiral Porter, he drcUrr.l that Mr. lliiuscomb boro as honorable a reputation a any man In Massachusetts, and that iu Ihe oplulun of tne peoide of the loniitiy, Mr. llan.coiuh wa aa aiipe nor Ii. Points of reputation loAdiiiir.il Porter a Ihe AO' tie .IjI.ii was to the traitor Judas. il..iu;l:tir Kvm if Ihe chargea igalnst Mr llni-eouiti wer tni, Trilieli'd received remuneration f .rinWnr luiu rnii',c.i,v-ot In Ihe Cb.irlratown a i Yird 4 teey wi to We n "--.t:'. hia clurarter wonM atili be bitlar than tHnl ol those vjjeers of Ihe uisy who had ciini poiH tied the lelony tun, him so utipuulshcd. lie denounced it a an infamous procewllng on tho virl of lutli ollkla s In the Navr U-e.r'fut to come to the Itoii-e and rny tint Ihey had deicetr-1 n in in In Ir iu i. which ah. mid h.ve Mint him lo the I-mi.u II ii V. and had let him go In older tint tncy ."..g it get l.ls place for one ol their film .a. Iteli rrlug to THE 1KTIMIOATI0N Of NAVAL orriCtR. by the Dcrartmrnl, ho said that he bad b aid with in the last two diyanr scor,--of nival engineer lia nig auid that tho I'eiinetsee. now onherw.iv to San lleilimo or some other plaee. aaa i.oi -eutoi thy, ind Ihat they were nnwliling to risk their ut. a tuber. Ho did not understand, however, that any engineer uflho Navy had said to Mr Wade, or tn I'risl.Unl While, or In Dr. Howe: If jou lake vo) live on tills vestel ou da It at tho rl-k of ii'ir lives," Why I. ml they not told somo of those th-ee hundred souls who bad gone no one know whero or bow that If they ol ice I their foot mi tlie Ten nessee Ihey wero In danger of being lost fori ver Ilecause Ihey were cowed j because they were In u situation where they could not give 1' ilrhuiie-t opinion; because If they ran counter to the arlicmeH ol Ihe lluieau men and he did not refer at u'l to the Secreijry of ihe Navy the r wou d lose their phicu and ll.elr rcpiit.iHou. Ko Mr. Il-nxcoinli hud hat run counter lo their pl.u.s In rondein tng the twenty liint drought monltora, aud lie Inerebr lu-l his place and hi standing In tlio Department. Tliey touiel Mr llai.ico ills out nf hl lll'le place iu the I hailestown Navj Yard, and bv allowing .the coinnuree ol the country lo uu lotroyed, thev tirevented 1. i ill gelllni( cinplo) me ut in liU nrofisi.in In private ship vard. Mr. PAiisawoiiTII moved to liy the bill on tho t ilili-. Negiilvid without udivislon. Mr aiiuest (Itep C I i in ulo anofier argument aailuat the bill, and alluded lo iliv Indecent hu tilily inaiiiiesicd by lonuer oiIIcjis ol ihe navy to Admiral Putter. It sieincd to him that cul tng AUUinAL I'DIITKR A JlpAs IK'AUllIT was but a pool recognition fur tho griitltinsirii service wlitch lie had leiidered lo the country: luat howeier. wa a matter ot laate. As to llansroinu'a lu not i nee of Ihe charge made, he challenged expla nation of the tact that the notes which llaiiscomli had li eelveil lor tlio pi ice whlc.i tie had given to one Wiggins wcie lu possession ol the Navy Depart ment. Mr. Haik (Itep., .Me.liU feuded tho Navy Deairt inent from the responliliily (or the Tuinc-ee, und threw the lospnnslhillty on Congrea.a which, though not. lied hy Admiral Putter that the navy v, as worn out and uatlias, Ind not made uppiopila tlon to renew and uinliiuln Ihe unvy. Mr. rlTEl-uiNsoN (lien,, (ll.lo) lemiudcd Mr. IIjIv thai the Iruiiesare wus n new vessel, her trip tu Han Domingo being her first voyage. Mr. Hankb remarked that le bed suttalnid an piupriulloi.s lor tne navy. Air. Paiinsvviuitu waa reminded br the attack on Admiral I'lirlrr oi Ihe tiuih ol the lemur uf Mr lustlco Dogberry that "eoinparlson uie odorous, It was vain lor lieullemea to upect to tr.iduco TUB I'Aall AUUIIAL rOUTta Ultl WON, Mr. Hanks lu bis correspondence! Mr. Kahnswc-utu ComparUous are odorous," suys Mr, Justice Dogberry, Mr. Hanks-I Ihat th authority of the gentle, nan from Illinois t (Loud langl ler Mr KAliNawoRTB Admiral I'ortsr has made a recoid which will last fortter, while th mv-rdt of tome gentlemen who make comparisons they should w ln ot to live 'orever. Mr. IIUTLgn (Itep., Mass.) closed the dlsenslon tn a epeech In wi Ich ho waa very severe on Admlrnl Porter. Little of what he said, however, reached the reporter In an Intelligible shape, is the mem bers a-athercd around Mr llutler's dek, Intercept ing sight and sound, He add he had long since Uarnad th wisdom of th tnsiim, Dl WORTHS NIL NUI BONCM and If Admiral Porter only lay still In his grave t If hi friends did not rtnrrct him to offend tin nos trils of tho House, he (Mr. Duller) would not have said word abont him. He said that this was no new quarrel between Mr. ll.in.com and Admiral Torter. Admiral I'ortcr bad been a young lieutenant st tho Portsmouth Navy Yard when Mr. Hanscom waa naval constructor there. Tho clvlll-in and the martinet b.id come In contact, and Ibera bad reen laid the foundation of an enmity that hoi Isated a lifetime. Mr llaoscntn believed from that hour he had been hlinle I by Ad miral I'urtor In every conceivable, way speaking of PORTER'S CONNECTION WITU THE NAVV UEPART MS. NT, he said that he never was offlclally Secretary of the Navy Ho hid once been offlclally Assistant Secre tary of the Nary. No member ol Congress snould hav recognised hlui as Secretary. H had kit a plare I, never ought to have held. Mr. Hanks remarked that lm once went to tlio Navy Drmrtinent to a af.ivor from th Hecretarv. Admiral 1 'or ler had Just gone out, and the bcerelary aalutotilini "11 inks why the devil don't jou ask Admlr.il Porter 1" Linghter. Mr. KLimtiHir And why th devil didn't you f Mr. Hanks -II had just gouuout. 11 was not the present 'ecretary. Mr HuTLgn, rcatiir.lng, nvrrater' this mol'vs whicri Indu-e I Mr. Hanscom to resign, and w iich bait no rcleience tn the chargn niado b. Mr. Wig gins. As to tho aftld vits. there was nothing so iisnger""i a such tilings, and II he were In orodoca a bundle ot nfflilailts wnlch ho had, thai were BO.no gentlemen who had spoken on this subject who would bo n AKGcn wtTttfltiT jrnan or tritr, Langhter.l Who was enposing Mr. Hanscom t not the. Hccrrtary of I le Navy not the Commltteo on Naval Allalra; but Mr, Porter, Admlial Porter by llie craco ol the t-enate. I.uugb'.er.l Admiral Porter services during tho war would live for some tlmo; bathou'ht they would bo inilritruclln.e. Ail along tn Mississippi were gun capture I by t o army and marked by Porter, Taken bt the navy under ti e command of I). D. rter," and o long aa while pal it rcmidnod, so lonr would th memory of Porter's doedt remain In tbe minds of thoso who believed him, but who wero few. ffiughtcr Ilwaseisy tomako sues a record as that. Daman woult only tlow his own trutnpot loud onougu If he comd mage himself tho great I am" of the expedition If ho could strike down the great and glorlon Kamgut, and send him lo tbe grave with tho feeling that his country bad wronged him then he might gel such a reputation, and that was the sort or servico which Admiral Porter bad rendered to nls country. In conclusion, he begged gentlemen not to oflend hi nostrils ana make him wish that lie bad a washbowl and tooth brush to dean out his mouth by bringing THAT MAN rORTER before the House again. Let Potter rest In the cor ruption which he hd made for himself. Mr. HTAiiKWEATiirn called for tho vote. Mr. Cox (Usui N. YJ As .lata lacarlot Is oa tbe Uopublican sla of the IIouso, lei him speak. Laughter Th bill wa passed Yea. 141 nays, 87. It Is a rAenale till, and uuw goes lo la President for bis approval. Mr. f congf.n (Iter., Pa reported a bill for the enlistment ol three hundred ad lillontl aevmen In th navy, lor tho pracltui ship at Annapolis. 1'a-scd. Tno House then, at fclO P. If went Into Com mittee ot th Whole, Mr. Coi In tne chair, on vne k vval Arrr.arniATioN mil. Mr. Washburn (Itep., Wis.) moved to lnert nn additional section autlioritlns the President to ac cept the resignation ol any officer of tho mvy tinul the nunber of oftkers In tu gtade tu which such oflleer shall tclons la I educed to th number antl orlard by law, unit whose resignation shall tiko etlictoii cr be oic ti that ut Jauuary next any officer so resigning to be cntisled to one year's act pay. In addition lotl e pay due sticti ofllcrr at Ihed.iie when hi n si i.Mlion l.iUes eOeci. Tlie provi.lon Is not to apply alter the uumbir of ofilcera ahail have tieen reduced to llie number allowed bylaw. Agreed to. Mr. Stevens (Itei., N. II moved lo amend tl e section hi providing Ihat thcro ah ll Ii no fiuo.--tlon t the pradc of Kur A Imiral, I'ommodote, Captain, or Commander-ln-' he Lin, until ihe nun ber In those grades snail l u reduced to llie number f.ved by the second -ection ol the Acl of Id I1 Juh. UW. to establls'i anJ cqua.iie the grades of Una of lleer nf Ihe Nnvv. Ou a point or order made by Mr Msynard ilten. Tcnn.l tne Chairman deri tud Sirvens'a amendment lo ne out of order. The Conunltt"e then to-rt and reported the bill, and It waa paasaa hy the llouao. .Mr Willaiid (Kep.Vt.), fri.ni theConferei.ce Cuuiuiilleo ou tlio bill granlli g tensions to aoLPira or the vvvnor 1612, made a report, width he rxoiainial, and whioil w a agiued to. The b 11 a paed pro Idea 'or ih nsinn to tho nrvlvlng nthcer and enli-ted and Hrv'ted men. In eluuliig tuliilia and volunteers, wuo avrvixt am, da iu tho .n-my or navy in the revolutionary vvur or tn the of ISIS, and vine liiiiorjlily dis charged, un lo tbe surviving widow ol such offi cers and diui.ed and .uliHe.l men. Pensions aro to bv at tbe rate of (8 per inouth. The House tlicu at 4:10 adjourned. Confirmation of the Alubnnin Cominlasloiiera The Mrugrle over tVlllliiiii. Wasiii.noto.v, IVb. 10. llie S.uato tt 12:15 went Into rxernilro session on tuo tubjict of ll.e lommlsaloners lo idjust the Hinting qarstloas bo turen the I'nited state and fireat Hrltaln. The dcbite involved the e.i.l'u'lty of Senator Williams a Commissioner, the to- stltution containing a pro vision tbit i.o Senator er ltrorcrnlatlvo shall, dur ing the lime fur winch he waa circled, be appointed to any civil ofllco undri au.huruy of the lulled Stati s, which shall Lave been crcited or the caiul mneut increased duruwaiuh time. Heinl- r W.l'tarp" was fln-illv confirmed, Secretary I-Vh, Miulsler Scueucy. luJln Nilson, and At hrn'T ''"ir l'ir brtn conOrmnl pro v lous y. Tho point decided ou Ids case was that tho offlco to which he waa nonlnated ts not n civil office created ay law. tt b-uiv hold that he waa ap pointed merely to represent Ihv Pie-ldeut In an ex ecutive capacity. The opium', wvs expressed lu debate that tho Commission coaid not g;et toetlier and begin Ita delluir-itloua until alter tbe lib of Match. rciutor Sumner mad. in arjunent against tlio ooiecllon tu Hrnator Williams, quoting precedents to nuw that tl.o c uuse ol Hie oustituiiou wilii ro gard to tliu appointment ot a c: alor or Itepiesen tulive lo an oftlre crea el- n nc Die term for which be via elects d. did not apn'j to i nc like thai bo furu them. Mr. butuncr also spoko of his know! idgeof three of the Hiiti-lt Comuuasioiu'is, Ihuy tielng not only shivivil atHiesmeu. hut thoroughly uc qtuiuti'd Willi the qucsiious with which the ni have lu ileal. He did not, as had hcvu slated op pose Ihe appointment of tin Cnainilsaloucrs on t iu pirtnf the 1'i.llc I Mal.', tiul voto.1 lor tbe con himailoii of ull nl them. He, lioaever, desired due riintoii lliviiis aatce i to ihe spuuintiuent ol a Joint HI2I1 Cuiii'i. baton, ne de-ln d It I ihors lo be aatis'aoiory lo our rount v, u we enald not altird lo mate uuolher lailuio 111 the efloit to aetlle U10 pcudina nuestlous bciieeu tnv Uumd titales ind Ureal llritiiln. TI r I'leslili-nt was 111 eiei.liii-rmrlally Informed ol ihe coutriualh 11 uf Lie Coiimiianuuurs, Douu 11 11 1 1 Tli 1 11 ti h Plen jiiin.in will not huccri-il Iloulvvell, Votn (As L'l'tciJi'niU eonassri bit, Thcro is iuniorallo.it nl lliia lime tlial sva Hen. I'leascntnu Is to tirci. I Mr. Il.-ulwr l. What foiliidalbin there may be mr tin- too not kiu I hi I seinvely t.ilnk that I. en Ciant'- kliron Cnl.liiet vvoiild be illaposel to make sueli '1 hang.', tloul will I ciin.niit to control, bat Plcusontou vuuld le entirely 0111 ul their hinds. Thr 11 r si I Is ul 't'lioiiiu tPCuniior. Tathr Ulilvror Tht jfufi. Sin Your cotni-pondeut Uye-Wilne saw uo pool of blood upon ihe flinr. us h ii'tnts. The bleedlug li-ul apiuie ll) e a,o 1 at thu time ho speaks of. and tho bloo I b. iuij i luttcd, O'Connor had lean a Ion; time at the -tore when the stretcher was brought upou whUi I') c tt'ilnota Aral saw him, aud In tho mean tun- had received proper at I111I1 111 I rum two thlv 1 1 dntns, one nf who 11 Is n surgeon nf verj gieai uspeiieiie. Wn unvv ho.' 1.1 tako leave of the o,!u-il. and tiu.t Kye-Wituaat will do ihu same, as ut idoiitlr bis noil 1 no. aeourd lus tu kuuwledgu. Veil loaix uimlly, J. a 1. coDJiM.niN. New York, l ob. 7, 111. Tho Culled Smtra Aimlo.ous to Cerin i or. Jo He KMur uf nt Svu Slit; I'rchhleiit ('.rant IliiiiVa the preaeiit Hit man Kmplr 11 analogona" to our t'ulon. When this Idea thall be fully uudei stood by our people, will they not of eoui-i haP 11 lo stri'i.ythin Ihe analogY by Clanging Ihe idle ol our ruler frptn Prialdi-ul lliant lo t il.'s. I.. Uuiptror of Nuilli America I 9. H. 1), I'nrnel n I'lill'ilul I'alend. V'ihtnj'ni t 1 fiy...-, ,u 1 t'aienij 'frfouNS. Tho slorv 1 mis here, that lutiiey, Ii inline l.llnseli unable, eicipl at Hid llllther saerlHce. (foi he has lu-l 111 the el'y f Washiiiglon nearly fit), noil 111 keep up an adiniuiitratiou oigan) to continue the t'firvnl'it. was ottered 1 large quintlty ofprlat iiu II he would attack huiimir: hut he preferresl tu pocket his losses slid ri-'no rather than break up a Irlriidahlo ot tlllren liiiliujtu year. At any rato, bu never has, during tun 'vhulo nt this Han Domingo matter, published oue lltie lo Sumuur'i prejudice. Hen llutlri' Itevrng. WASiiiMiTOX, Vcb. 10,- Oen. Iluller, flndlni thai Col W. H. tt'legel was holdiug a position In the (Icucral l ost Ufllie Ikparlumnt, had hlm re moved vesterday on iiccouptof bis tesuuiony against hint before thu military cjtuuiitlc. I Wuo la SyecgisriiL m I.tmt-He who prattlsrs ecouomy. Itcmcniber lais, and deeosis rour seiic dol lars in the i Mutnanieneffi favligs jttnk; Buu HulldiDg, opposite I'll) Hall, otdfo IHHHHifl Kit. TWEr.na nnxr.FACTiosmm la Mrs Tvreeil's) Attention Culled to n Iterant i Letter In The Hun-llr Drrlnrr hi mfi I lobe for llie I'nnr, no mnllpr vvliiii their Color or Pnllh The Hoaa will Her In It, -Alrant, Feb. 10. I called on Mr. Tweed last evening In his snmptuous apartments at the l)Ha. 1 van, and found hlm aa nsa.1l surrounded by 1 rnrg J of politicians, all having axe to grind, and aniioos to eel his cndorsetnehl of tholr various a -hi me. Mr. Tweed has brought his family here, snd I a. termtned to make himself as comfortable a the ,.i. Illelans will sllow him to bo. In llie course nt run. verastlon I called hi attention to the toltnwlnr em. j mnnleallon, which appeared In Tng Run ahout r week since: "ALAS, TOR TRI VANITT Of CltRtlTIAN CUARltT.'' Tc IA Editor of the Sun, Sin I I regret to ace that the money to tenerrgt donated to the poor nf New York bv Mr Woi if Tweed should be so unjnitly distributed. A verrtmir woman, with a f lek husband nnd two feehle elm urn, called upon Mr O'llrl'nof the Fourteenth vrt tor a-slstance. The qiie-lton first ashed was wlieth. r -ti heinn ed lo fit. paiilrk'a Catholic Chareh An rcphss In the nearatlr. whet aho was raniiiaed and intuimt-i that no uelp would be clvcn to Prolestinia 1ni- ar. tlalliy Is wrong, and I hope that Tour very liners 1 us or light and rrnion wilt laihoiii this wtoi-ir. an I u all ihu Mr. Tweet's charily Is not so i.a.r.sli t(. stricted. P. J. K Naw Yobi, Feb. 1, 1871. Mr. Tweed assure me thst there must be -me mptako In this milter. Ho envi the money 'o-u.e benefit of all classes of the poor or the rlty. win o, t regard to race, color, or religious belio', ami I could not believe thu any ono having coarse of Hi dl-i'rlhulloti of any pirt of thn fund wou'd dsn to refuse an appllisnl lor relief who wn a tuailj a need and worthy of asi'snoe. lie said In it tl ough many applications had been tnadn to h. a person illy by parties deslrlinj rellof, ho hid h -a cnmpelled, oltl to Treasure 01 blial-i-as to ref. r tnem to those ?.r.',n clu.rg" ot the fund In their respective ward', od this waa the first round. out that he 1 ad seen or heard of that ttiose parties were nut di ch rglng their trust with strict Impirtiallty, and to tbe enliro ai la'ac'lon of all appticnil lie hid ticquc-nt'1 heird orpartlea sbi reluied tn accept t'. relief because not given them In q untitles -11SI-cieutly large tu sitlsfv the'ii. rieveral InatiiiCM .1 id occurred where the ltellcf Commltteo ha I Mill to parties onn-fourtt. nf 1 tun ot coal and hern e nn polled to tako It back, because thev wanle I a ton, and would not accept of anything less. hhoald Mr. Tweed beco no rot vinced tint any parties having charge of tho distribution of any a part of ihe relief lur.d are acting In anvthlng hat I an Impartial minuer, I feel assured he will do Wj I best to rectify It. auxun.i.M.i. There are 10,000 nttornevs In London. There Is but ont Unitarian congregation In all nrlllsh America. Oen, Beauregard it is said Intends to reside permanently la Paris. There ii a talk in Utah about making Corinua the capital, Instead of Ball Lake. A school teacher in Clarke county, Iowa, has bees dismissed for kissing the big stria." Horse stealing Is said to be the chief busi. nets now pursued In soma parti of Missouri. There Is a machino In operation io Mains which can make IS.OM toothpicks In a minute. Somo peoplo In Missouri believe that St, I Louis la to te the future great city of the world," If A doughnut slmmcrlue In a kettle of lard re. I cently exploded In Chicago, and a man In tbe room wis I badly Injured. The present winter is the coldest In Franco 1 sine H30, when claret and other light wlaet Croio In -the wine van la. An Amsterdam journal says that New York Is so dcTaut of law, and 10 full of ruffians, that elerg) uiro ratry muiaeia to eaurch, and that persons urno j t ear around tho contribution bax arm themselves wart 1 revolvers. fl A Persian manuscript of great beauty, en- M tatnlng sixty full page mlnalure lllumlnatlnii an t B proMssdy crramrnled throughout In gold aud icloia P In Ihe highest diss ot anetcrjt art, was recently sold ia U l-ondnn lor 1 1 Oil. H Tho situation in South Carolina Is detenbed H as follows by a correspondent from the capital Thd M msrtlnl law bill devdt Impeachment cndeit nn Lu. alax on the ramrage 1 no money In the treasury. Tin I caatlal Is indeed dull." 1 While Mivsaachusctts is excited about opcr- 9 tng libraries ou Sunday, Mcotlacd Is deeply moved co- I ccrmc.- the li.irodnctiou of In.lruineuliil niu-lc Into I choreh sent ea 'Ihe aainoapcecnca are made lu oppa- I allioii to bolh tnuovatluu. I I'louiiiieiit at tho last President's reception I as n citizen of Croydon, K. II., who resolutely kef t his hat on t-iillng the ushers that lie hid heard boa fellows at Washington stoto strangers' bats, aDd hi di lu't 111. -an 1 have his stolen, The California pitcher plant Is said to resem ble tu shape the uor ilsr-d bca I and body 01 as excited cobra, ll possesses an extraordinary attraction for in sects, especially flies, who ontcr tho hollow body, and 1 being unable lo extricate theineelv cs, die there. It la atated that on Jan. 10 a pigeon arrived at Paris with despatches whlcb, when printed, filled four columns of tho newspapers, together with ISO"! despatches for private Individuals. This extraordinary c- mpression ot mail null. r was due to mlcroscoplu phoio.rsp ,y. A Down-Easter thought he drove n sharp bargain last summer when ho Induced a pour Wetsti 111 Mi to pay IU for six acrca ot woithtet stouvhtlt ar 1 In Mnnson. Me., but has since regretted bis trick, tin Wclsbmaa hivlag opened up a slate quarry wnioh be sold for tit two. I Tho Brooklyn Union publishes the follow J advertlscmentt 1)LVM01TT1I CIlUItCll.-A very deslrab'o aud com I moUliui galloiy pew tor salo. Address 1'. T I n'on olllce. Is tlds TheodoteTllton? In llochester, Minn,, religious Hour is the Is'rst novelty. An editor bought a ssck of Hour IIih ether day, Mid was afterward shown somo cards Hal scr taken out of It not playing cards, but Utile tao- I lets directing tha atlcntlou of Ihe wicked aud Its r thoughilria to Ibulr spliltual needs. f (Jen. (Irant has a dairy farm near St. Louis, with a fine slock of cows, A choice lot of AI. kn,. y B andllitstcin cattle, of vast milking cspacltl". to- H gethrrwlih a select number of Ayrthiro beifvri.im also ou tho way to the Presldenilal farm, an 1 he will I 10011 hav e the flucet dairy lu tho country. I Ihcro Is a beautiful gitl living near Moult' .1 I who. notwithstanding tho fact that alio b. is loll' a I legs above her knees, has received over a doaen e't s a of uiarrlago during tho past year, and rtlusesl (lo n 10I, Oac o( hei lovcis Is a tncinbcr ol thu liou.lulon l'ail.a. 4 mcnt. Una aCltcled Ctrl spe ik acvcu laa.'ua;e. 5 Capt. Joseph llovv.ttd Cromitell, who dud at 5 Yilluw ii -ings, iinio. a few u.i)s no, was alloe.it it.- j sceiidaut f miter Cro.uMel'. lie ki born In Mm- 1 mil ilny live, le.ns ago, and truces his family buL tin )iia-h the first settlers In this country, lie was f-r many rears rnjuoJ in active builntss tn Cmclnu 111 Jolm W. lltttler having been nominated ml condrmcd as Majol Uencralof the Klonda Slate Mill a hill w ss Introduced In the Assembly aud pansd i 11 Houses, changing his name to Uenjamlii P.. nnd 1' ing Idiu tu quality uudur that title. Au(uiued' 'I apl'toprUUd the sum of tweaty-ftvo ceuts to pun1 vu a s 1 o( 1,'oani tor 1110 ucueiai. A will Ckd lu tho San Krancli.-o I'rolu' IVurt reads: "can Pranclico, Jan, 'JO, itll.-.VIla d any propvriy standing lu my name, real and p'ru,..i 1 leave to my wife, Mary Alidrrou, aud llkeul'c 11. t dauchtera, Msiy and Jeuole -John Anders 11." Ilu two daiiiihters anxlouily Inquire whet' er ti a part of tae legacy or anvrurs lu It. Five mcuibora nf tlio Keiiiuekv .1 .i craw vi ry red tn the faco when souit Irrjec snii aocs 111 the eougregatmu sinned audibly as Uie) ma' il eal In soieuin tiroceaaiou up pie aisle of a chuh -n Praukivrt fie uiinji bun lay 1 but when, Iminotlia'. 1 upnntikinj tlieu sc Us. the) aw (lis prcwher i und i.i.u.tli.n. pronounu; the hcnedlcl'oa.luey .ca i d ului vu the iniii'er. "POO" SIMMONS. In the dial of thcaltfht, as the train dailu I ilor.j, H.-,lc pers lay dreaming nucanse.uus of harm. j Ihey thought not of danger i the) thought not ol des" 1 Ihey heard not the signal of danger's alaim. Putin: brakeal" thr.eked the tugtoct bu .si) 'twas too late, The stoppers awnkened. -nrrounded by fire Boon their eye closed ,11 uealh-lhsir toiibres over 1 Ibe hot, blanpg airs were their funeral jrc. Pe rlng straight through the darkless, his hand '1 Ms ties, Stood Ihe engineer Elmmotn 1 and bis hiud lit'"' ahaxrs As he if In the sunal rope. The whistle respor Is With tht tcrtible warulni, Dowii jour urs'l down) our vrukitl" "We ar lost! we are lostl lor your l.f. Iie'ior. Juiopl Per God's sake, don't itopl let'sjump while we can" You may Jump, If you like hiave glmiinjui rrphras "As tcr uie, 1 aid ttaud to iu post like a mau Then the dames closed around blui-on h'l erg'i h stood) He had faced death so clten that ht new hsd n f-ai. With one hand 00 the throttle, and one on the tnase. Died noblo Doc" Blmuoos, the brave engineer. L.C JCUIMri"! Naw YORk, Feb. 10 l'flt. Higavav iL

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JIA IIYLAND'S BLACK FJUDAY H a niurn has, a xr.ano, axu a hum ax 11 Ay GEO. An (Mil-rnoliloncd limiting nt Cumberland John Howard f'arorlril to the Callow lit the Mnlr 1 1 1 1 la nnrl Thousand of t'ltlri'n, nml In the- Unalr of flip Head Match -lly Maryland na an Lxi-mplnr of litlllrnllan. llAimiomt, Feb. 10. Three ficrions wore, I tan.i-1 in Maryland today. Tie 11 ret u Jolm Howard, alia L'vin. alias ,ewle, who wa hanged all iinibrrl.mU. for thr Murder of Harry .Miller, cap litn hi i canal boat, In August last. Howard wa ibi ui Incur ninr year olJ, of medium height. Ado phj-i-itic. Irink, open countenance, nn-1 of grntlc nui appearance, lie hid good fctture, dark com. jikiinn, dark lialr ami eyes, and would ordinarily be tailed i owl looking, lie weighed about 140 pound. Jle was inilleeof tltorgla, and ri muted loiheStatn I New Ymk at an early nge. During the war ho itrn.l In a New York regiment, deserted, and af terward enlls'rel In the navy, and was muttered out it lb ol'iee of the war. He served a term In hlng Bin Prison. New York, for housebreaking. tiii I'AKTiciains or tux chimb are given bv the prisoner in a written tlttement or eoDii'Mlou, which he hsnJtd to tho Sheriff thl; tiornlug. lie s.i)h engaged with Miller on the csnal at 1S rT mi-nth, to l gnieral work, rxrert to attend to the li.ulcs. '1 Ida wia to I eilone by thccolorettuian, Joe John-on. Ml ler wia a bohterou and ubmlve man, and wn nlwayacuramg them, and wax over rough. Hi always full resenttul when Miller abits- d blm. On the nlglil before tho murder, Miller lot Howard to fumo the boat out, and not to go t" sleep nil hv had linltlied the Job. Miller then told Howard o rail l.lm at II o'clock After pumping he called Miller nt 12: Milicr was very violent and currod Howard for cal.lng hltn, but took the tiller and tulil HowiirJ to go to aleep. At 4 o'clock Miller called him up, an." eirsod him again, and lold Mm to ro feed the mule, llrsnld that not hi w oik. but to accommodate the negro he nrnt on to li e tow path and fed the mulee lie and the blatk nun then rat down In the ba bonie and talked about Ibo m iller, Howard declar ing ho would not submit lo aucli ehuao. The black I. snin then went to clean hi inulea, and In a little '1 whths Miller came along again and cursed him mil more, and then turned And walked to the other en 1 end ol the bo-it Howard caught up a spreader Mick, and. concealing It b hind him. wa kd alter Ml'b r. nnlll they reached the cabin. Then he a lid to Mnler, "I'LL Bl'ltST TOl'tt map," at tie rame litre raising the rpreaJrr stick and striking bun a l-ln-v on Hie head. Miller fed upon bl kncea, and Huwsrd Uiuughl he reached lor a hatchet which waa I Inar near, lie then struck hlra another blow nenr 1 out the tatne place when Miller rolled over aid riled, "lino, hrlol" lloard ihen tfrorped the iiieadi r :ick and rin. In attempting to jump ore he icll Into the canal, but struggled tome iliore and Ihen took to the field. It waa quite dirk, and he could not fee where he wi going but soon lonnd that he waa celling. mired In the mud, anil 11 lundi-rcd about for ume time ere be reached solid krouiid. Ha then cot back on the ton i alb again, and, hearing tome Olio approichlQ-'. he rang t on a a'ohc, ti.d called out, Who cornea liieie y He waa aiiU(r,d n, Joe, the coloicd Din. Howard ashed '.Iru what he w. conilog fur. and Joe lepllcd that he waa lir.iid to stay on thr boat, because li anjbil came aboard laey woulu kill him leenuse Mil.er waa I url. Howard then asked Joe II Miller waa badly butt, and Joe raid. "No, he reckoned not very bad." 'lh-j then tr.v ailed together, and went Into the u lln TVett Virrlnn, about I'riD'a 'urui. L .1 i eraid raaie ever to I'umbirUm!. un I ai tho l umbeni. d Coal and Iron l oirpan.'i Khar' ueiv tobl tit ibey eiv 1 eor-eted. nhen ihev leu and were afterxard it riaud telow IlancocX. TIIK IIIIL took plar e in October lait in the Hrcult Cosrt In Ai.ecluny conutt Th evidence) waa orerwheli.. tae a to the audi iif Hie prlaoner. apd there waa c tel UKnv oUind ij i u ditcnco. ahe cae vra firm tu the jurv ui i ts nti tin Crat day of tue tria acd at :CO uMock -1 o I ou lat, r tN-t returnei aud rendered a verdict u' mordT In II r flrt de-ree at the anme time r,uiidcrah y Qlonl!.tnic the ape tatora In the court loom bv le oinurndlux lo tu,' V;c-Ct!0r a co nmutatlou uf n e aen'ence. On the BalurJay Jutle .l it; tta-w-d aiiience o death on the rrUuncr. vri.r .tt- u.m i.i pUoe no ro llance uu Kiectttiie lule: tetl.i.u. and aJuflm bin to preraie for ilirnuv. '1 i.e. m nunc wi rt-cc.v dby the priranir wub ilie uimutl apparent ulcol cam. AH ixtEiiviiir with Tim rnuovtR yttt lad thi inornlne; In S..eilft" I.-yman. I.emtul WUbo.1. Ja'.er. and oilier i;e.iie.iii,i tvrrj p.ereni. On rntenn: llejjil lie rrioer a dbcjvcied Xltt paaaee, a little wt lioi nia ceil door. Ito u ,u atin" Irouaon 1 11 Vet. be hilJ lua cou oa Ida arm. il and aa talking u ay In Ida u. ual ITc to anotiiei ri prleouer wno waa with lilni. Aa u.e ptrty ap I proacbed tc ej.nmn n to eipreia tita dlaaatlifai A tlon with a puMlcailon nf hli con.caalun In i', II Uiilluii ne'anptpcr. He aabl that II wou.Jc'ax f the Uoteruoi'a eaia to any f-a.'dun tli.l it U tiue. He blamed t.ie. ureac.Kia fur it. He ha H written fevrr.l U-Kera to hit au'.er I New Y'cik and riven them lo the I readier l i i. ai;. He b. lleied they kipt Itiom. He then asaed that a lett' Ju.t rccthrt fium bla tlater mUi.t be rvaJ, waai'oue. I' waa a fo,! lwa: Ulan rtitoTWtR! 1 bop yon will foruhe m for otl'.a iti.it ianriiai,'r to von in in; trevtu 1 tteu J iru llui ou nrr repared to die. Vour remain. raui u-i b imtt.-rt It Hut a bar i word lo aav i ut ahe h.uU iy It Tut ill" here to w alt until llr y luect ihil ai'iih'-r in uni'l ,-r wor.d. Tie priionir did not at all realize hla alio ,1'nn llreund'l fid oi utc( pliblllty, ami lu tli.i It ut mcaiabc nl mrulai utleriu. He rca. i., Uat In hn un Icl.ir to bla flu ler he tol I lit r IIP. W K j"IV! TO CIC LUC A WAV, He md ih.il t.ia filler bad blamed him In her let Ur for not wr.'.it.? btr sil stout ti.o .fftir Uu. l,i I v,a- too nuar, to M tae roi.iivra wat .udd of tba li. tm lellera. wl id, ti.ey keft. He bad iiiouihw II "tieriD" l.i .at r..i .n j lie aaa nut tuir.i tu Rivi It to ti t priaiheia l Ley would late tdantuire i. It, and make out that It aa bla roniritiv:). l.'l'O: Itatuig, he aiUcd Ilc yu:ii:I or ;ca, Ink. aid ui rr Hew.nUd to write out ula il.-uU i-r Hi kioji.im He (the M.irifl'i ai d hli Ulu.l, i.ij o.. lira, and leao It 'or Mm. Ho lail lie Hai.l.. 4 a clean al irt, ai.d to look aa deceully aa Hiaiibla, au 1 to be burled a decently a poilble. Tile ruti-Aimio.iii ion tiii: iiccition were all completed )e-eidav. The spot ielcc'e.1 wia afuut a mile and lul nuia tunu, hltr.uuk'u tu .1.1' view ol a I.rce pa't uf the clly. The piggia.u.UA waa aa lollona Honard ui be dirad ia a ub.te ahrond, aeated nuoiitilar rii m.-,ii". n wa2i D.1rau b, tv.' iiorr.v, Ine guard, uu: i' i. ,u .11 .i o. me ruice ith Keal Bienl M N i; ii i i ,Vj,lr w, wl.t f.n-.r. a a'jl. low iquare arou i ,m, ir. a ..I t ino laus ol t c liead ttarcn" tl t r. i i': ni ve tu t oif v I m.tiill'i nr a n W.i'.i.utua hnliui .i.n atrccia to i u ait t:.Mi u. iVut.e lu i fpnnf orVa en, I i.."! t'i Alnuli'iu.o r v IUU tbe L'al i m; i-li. m w,)Ui I at it ii u I the Wierin. ii-i'ti'v r.o.t -i.rv ut tUa luuti of ,Ua law at tut t. t-c ici ji jWui. the fiincFasiox atarted fio n the jail ut ti c hour and In IhoorJcr diilirnaled, lolliiHfJ u; aonal thousand purao.'.-. Arnvlrp at the rcSctd, llowaid inouiitril the ateoi, with a lirui tnao, aud Hood uion the lat.il drop He nude a raui .i apcech, jcculnu one of II c wltucaica araui i ui of perjury. He then kidu adieu lobw rpbi i d a.i 'air, ttif hoisriir, andothera laid he two .i I Im-ilaa, nd rraiy to die. II itated that Ui.tturd vtaa i.iloilctlel when he mido hla apetrh, l.ijuor Ikvioj been admuiUierod to e.. ab a luni to Lep un. The drop felt at IfcDU Hie neck a hitken atd Lo died with out a t'liM atiuccle. The ouwd was orderly. 11IK UAM.IMJ or JOUM MAUTI.V. John Martin 'u o li waa b.ined In fia J ail tar I In 1'rederlc at I'la o'e m?U, for coniiulttinz an out' raar upon 11 ri i uar t Hatcher, a vrlilte woman, iced ffl, on the Ct i i,illl..-t. Sue ni. In bod at the time by tho a de oi mr buihind, tti.i, waa oer 1UIJ eara of te Martin tut couvi lid iait Octo ber, and hba itnce cntfi, d hla eittne. He ia a u.u lalto, 31 )t:ir ol una, anl li.ii been u cotirlc; u tho aHarylaud I'tniliutiary. The prlaoner wan etaji d In relUlotta dnrotiona tor aeteral ln'tlia iter uii foreno n and prol'i I that he waa recoi.Ciiid to lilt lam. Iln lu. until ii diria waa read uom H e ai-in t l l y tha Jti v. ,1. r llummtl, w.io ii ii.nirr d lo ibo crdoniued in. n in lils Inn In. nr-. Hut. i.l ui tho alj.fi that tie Caiuit lu! oia.t juillv with lilm. He rcturt.od llankk t.i vtlio I ad lueu coti'-eriii'd In hia In.. I and ln..i.-. mi nl. und luct hia fite wit.i bppi .'l e'iiiipoui'. In ii fef vton'a a.blnated tothr'Wd tin i e tliiii.nid ert i ataciubled to witi.'.ia Ui larcuiluii, be nuini .l Hu m to avoid hla fate, j lilt HANUINQ Or MAIir WALLta. Mary Wallii (rnlnicd) woa executed In Upjier Marlboro I'niii'.-1 .tore county, for tho utuidcr ot j an in'jui by poiat ulun. I l.ouz lalnnd tlty'a Tux Uuiluet. TvlAt if Hit Mtt Htu Willionl wiililng to enter Into any contro veray, allow me. in r ni) to tl.e Al 'trnuu a pruteit publhaed In Inlt da) a uner, to chejun tho tax ludxrt for the xiueral tax of l.unn 1,1 iud City In the Propoied charter a'or malntenar.re ot the Marur'ioUce i fJQ lorinaimenatire ol t mama D.'i aiiiuaui.,., naxaj tor inaiuienaiica of Law l)c..auiuunl aud looal Ju.llclaiy 8,100 ur iuan.ir,moie of II imrluieal ot fuime Worm lf wn.i h ltil,j la rticrved lor repalra to Mrf ni.il roan i 15.000 tw tim lUHti.u-iMi i oi lfill,-e, hii-no. and Ileal n lii.ariuii'ni. n 1 1 lluia'ay ut cUrk. hanllart Intt'ePtor ai,rt 3t polfeemtill 31,0) rtir the luLir.t, uai.oa ol lira liapArinient a fi-1 ror the it i,,, i .un e i J i- ty poor. 90 iontmrn.! iw, i,u incioue aalary vl hu.pema.ir a4 cK-ra 10,41 Toial Iljjjog Ihii will uiuVeoui Iv'.altaa about (wo-lhlrdl of what we liamu pay now. wiiaonl liat' i; ti.o piolerllon of a pol.re itno amiavood Heal Juillu.aj-y. The toial an.aam i aiu fur anlanaa. ejeept the pay ol thepvlico wee, "ill he eaacily IJI,0lO. Venn ircly, J01IM MoAI-ONBV. Ua. j.umd KrlV,,b.Tm..Ue'',,0U 81 VkMU' f al'laHH cnonrEifiTxito'B ma vbs. Thr Man who Peatmnarer (lea era I C'rranell'a Olrly Work-Itla Noble Arm of Thieve ami HnUtllera-Yon tony Knorra. .linn by hla Coinpnny. Fperlal Correiponaeoce of The Sn. WAainxuTOK, Feb. 10. The many minora cur rent here ttlthln a few daya pat have anlKned an entirely new Cabinet to theirreateat Cabinet miker thla country hit ever produced. Much of the talk In all circles Jtiat nrw le the cnrloui development In the Home of ncpresenlativra In tho conduct of foMmaatcr-Ocneral J. Andrew Jackaon Creawell, in tho claim of Chorpennlnx Co., which hat been ventilated by Mr. l)ac, but, not aa It ahould bare been done, In a thorouch manner. Mr. Dawea en deavored to acreen John Andrew J.vkaon Cre well, but thole who are icc.ualnte.l with the work Intra of I hi? little i di and Ita aurroundlnga are not to be quirted by n few remirkaof any C'onitreaaman, whether they come from llonett Oiwea or bla eolletpue, rHtlSRMA tut. Mr Oeorge Earle, late the Klrt Anlitant Toil, mailer Oeneral and former law partner of Crca, web. ba liitired In thli claim it little too much and he and one of the attendant clcrka uf the Iliiti-c ol llepreicnta.lrea, who la knnnn aa tho head fusle man of the I'oalmaatcr dcneral, nnd who doa all bla dirty work, are both too well knonn in thli aflalr lo keep Mr. Creawell'a name clear of the chara-ea of fiaud nud corruption, of which every loneitperaon now necu'ea lilm and hla advlaera. no never waa the choice of tho honct llooubllcani of Marti nd, and could nut be elected con italic In hla on n town of Hlkton; aud lilt appointment of Mr. Tarle. who n not now and never liaa uei a It'rub lican. ai a rrea er Inault to the loyal Uulon men ofMarland than waa Creawoll'i. '1 ho whole, batch of Ida appoin'menU In lliltlmore wero nearly of the miao character. Much men aa tlen, Hanly, Ju.lce rionl, Otoryr C. M.toiid, Jodre John I'. Kins, Col. Thomaa Oardncr, Urn. II. Hlchardron, Milton Whitney, nnd other of the true ami hooeat !!"!i Mlraii", vttre ll.rut nildo ln'0 the cold, aud tuiii dnimgoiuM, trlnimria, tliur-aertcra, and old liu- her efflce-holdera for yenra, aa tho Clajtona, I'n'loi Keiinarda. Rvana, Aakewa, Ac., t, were attar led position', which they nave NtlTIIIll TUB Datl14 NUR TIIK IIOVIaTT to fill, fully fill. The only decent oppolnlmmt inadehy Creawell naa Oen. Andrew W. Dclii'iin, Iatm.tler ot nalilmorr, who. while ho la the moat efficient omcer ever In the Ilaltlmore Toat Office, itolled mucn of the tWd( nf hla Judlclotta ad minlatritlon by nppolntlna; hia brother aa Treaiurer He ha I a rood example, when ho knew hla brother h d not a rood r putation to at him lor ao reapnn ilble a poiltlnn, protlns It al onre by rhargtnc the c rki In the offlee a he ,vy percentaje foi auvamlnt their own pay to them before It waa dne. and lor loan In them. Thla haa been atooped now bv the Ueneral'a order, but not nnlll complaint bad been nude. Hie anpclntmenta In Me own Toil Offlee Depart ment tl rrawrti'i), under ble own erea and Imme diate iupcrttion, are a till woree. lie appoint aa tho Chlel of the Depredation llureau (where all comrlainta of robbina: the malla are mailt) a man who, onlr a few yeira alnce, eicaped lielnr aenl to the penltentliry by aome Itrerdemaln known lo hitr.ielf aud Irlctida only forappllnK to hi own uie 1 1-xti it r TuoraaND nr pollak vtllch belotced to the K.irmera' and r.antera' Hank o llalil iitir-. where he lit I been lor many jtara the pantii taller I'robthlr he thous'it hla e .ticatiun title fl. ted htm for lit present poiitinn and on the ran r prltirlp'e. Ie appointed another wtll i.no an roucb, tar keeper, artlllrr) man, crier, Ac, Ae. totbi-re- nr"1!.! jtoalflon of apeci.d aent o' the l'ot O.ltca Deportment, thlnklnr, no doubt, that the qutluit di -played bt him In leirinz bone In llal'lmore oate Hb y for the amy. and thin or dering tnem to t e r, turned to their ottcerafora .oo I f e. antt the capturlnff of the tlneM ipntlinz tioa wlitu the aruia of tue rich ptople of Haiti iLor.- ere te.xe I for hia on prit at uie, and the a)i.i i orulln.i of mat piano and the apl-mll.l librarr of wh en he i ao pioud, l.eloiclng ui the railhy farmer In A-cnmie conntt, eattern iliore of Vlrcl Lia, from wl,tt house ih were taken. 01 htm pre enuniutly for the tt .u.l a it n an o,d la v which f. "ittT a rnur loctrrn a TniEr." .uJ on the a.me principle, another oriulit lumma y 1 1 the aperi il .fetit'a fl'tnament tt ho war u aurt ol a Hot ott marshal In Ilaltlmore dnrinethe win, w.n no doubt apoiptej. Tliit llihiK alwata knew ere,'. ilnnc th,l ttu c.iln; to he dune, that i. aftir it an ovei He knew that the i'reiidcnt waa to lie aaM mated, alter it wia done. He nlwata ate til t c iLluriallotl ot a vaiuaule lialllltf, wbeu il waa too late. He cavftrcd all tue letter eter ent bj Mitlfrronnd mt'.. only re dreamed It He did mere Lowlnt 'n "ue tiiy thai, all the tlouianu of other drtec.tvea In the irrviee at tha ll:,ie ill I In a month. II h-tl a irt-.:?" iiion r,f hlnueli than a .v on lo ha.'. II,- 1 1 eaptur.i one hundred t ou- nd eot'un c "d, m .1 immednt. y rt mera int. Of c ".rac he s, I n ta. tor th, in. n r oid ho eter Tft a cut ei,-epil.t pat, H.uiii:ii l.e c in attfi-l to krp a borc an.l earriatce an.l n iv, i 1 a itant. Hit tttn nralhara. wtio ire loueat. openly ctare him a Ith -o binj Hu m .li'l their n-lrr un t ti ia tcrutuly fl him tur bi Hiiiiion. AKorntR trr.citL i'.kvt I.iai- Myn. (All of lleie ball fnui Ilaltlmore. I Itere ia a coioretl man. and tie la e, i-tatuly the wor I leu t? of ttiu uuinhar 1 aate mentioned, an i at--utedli t..- I ouetitf-l of t'te tito pu-vioua tu bta eu trrii r the l'oal Office Dcr .rtmcnl. Ike .Mer waa Secretary of the i.raro I ompany who owned the Cueateako aalp yard, and ran the ccflperallte ;ore ol the noclatv. II. i- i iLrctt I amar', active coumlrel, i nd nbile ft ,-rt larv of tin tciviy mm a 1 1 to aip'y t'j?i of th ir lundi to hit own n and I'da he claima aa 1 ooeatlv hia. beratfe be ml', ji im--,! Obvernxvut work lor the Coniifliiy. aud awttidle.t aaid ixitemmem nut ol ti.M mi inld work more tiantlifv the t'o-:.ran would bateibma witlinut tut -,H.-.r.iic. lij ,i la wormy company now If ti it-,'- nil inr-.-t,' In Hie eoni.tany ol Pe her br.d,e tlvl. all and t'oeortn, liwttl le ni own fnit. Ie nt tl ia a 1 rv lO'ordt 1 will cloae now. but rcaun.e .lie ciitv.y oi tbetc aonoruMe (t) oarl.da In a few uaa .NO t-H'TloN. A (High Uunn Afoul of ii nleep Wnlkrr nct ue at u Pump -The rour Applo I'rer. o i t.c Si.-ux rty Jijumat, lite. 'it. A laughablo cam of aomuaitibuliiiit occurred at Jijkutn lily on WcJneiday morniue last, l'uf lnriUulart aro tho. Apart) oiour Uadnu Maioui. numberln; five In all. went to DakuU l itr on Tut-ailay eteaini; lo in itall Uie oltlcota of a newly orifiula'ed lod'e ot Ma ion at thai place. After tno Instillation ccrcmonir a dauco waa s.vou In houor ol the ettnt, anj our ibwnauien were prciailed upon lo remain and take pari u too teslit lioa. The daucc cuut.uujd till aa early hour yeiur-av tnornin;. Our lolka danced ever, act. we a a told, and coneqiteutlr beratnn ten muciexl.au le,l njr me time the larty broLo up, and lime of them, owui to lUir extra exertioni i.i ca rjiiv: tneir pndertt itomacna tnruuijii the a w III clunjea oi lie coli.Hon, w rro utterly iucap cl tnted f r a.nep, tnd rutlod und tumbled aboul bJ .ike thilJn u w,tt tue coin lliitt.ii'ie raa i .u u the party who Wat la ca l.ooia" al n M r hfu, an I he aleplllkn a lor until M-ai'y d iiis.,i, wucu no Wat aeeit tiy ma co-nrtde to atiuinti a iuii,; posture in lue bud. In a lew inii.utr Li H,ri.a to too ttuur and beg..n wander -.I bjitt the ro ,i. II.- i-ou in :.t.. not ki.nwnjc that ie wat ..iij-t-i to loiuu t.ul u'lt ic eai'urti int. tiiouiil lio 'A a- tr,ins to pity a joke tin tlit-.u, nnd tl.e) vtatciicd attiy motion be mi lo li e innnued U ituinbie al. out li.e room Ji.tH iheol'irri cone u led waa out uf I. .a tea l, and mi I htm to ao :o bid ur tue woulJ throw him out ol tho huuie. Ilu: tho I,'U aaiktr tai i never a word, but kept rts'it on (cell 2 about U.c room. 1'inallv he opened the door thlch led o the lUlrwar and went out. 'ILo cccupitttaof t ie bed t'len cl up a'id wrap peJ tl.e Udclothea about tliem, and continued lo watcii the inutetnenn of their companion, wt.o alter goln: down atalra, unbolted tne door and tteu ped out In.o tho bitter told air In h'.t night ahlrt, iti2 tv tlkr I arojnJ the bouao to the pump, where Lo l.aric". Ho noon adzed the pump handle, nnd hecan to work it up u.ii d n n very r.iDidly nnlll the n.ttc,- -i ailercl on hl bare fcot.anJ t'icii he u voku T'iiii h,a ilt-ep, buwil.lered and ba f iro.an. Nol knowing tabkh way lo turn or whet lie waa, lie btjt&ii lo cry out lor help, ard Hie .lujc w o had bom wuiculng blin from tue corner ol tne faouio made hla appearance with a white PI nket trapped ubout bia towerinte form, and wa mil taken O) tue kleeinwalker fur a itbott. With uno wi.d loon of Itrror he "lit out" like a I tl a i tt r Ii ir- tottnrd the hack end ol the lot. Ilie Jult'o )n Una tlui e flrmly Pelleted Ida friend wu d. iii.iiu I. -in, i put afn-r him. Tho cnate was al.urt The aomnimbulltt attempted to climb a trait app.e trie, und waa raplurtd by tho Ju lio and retuiiifd in the I, on to. Tne ic. ne which took plieo nit tho return ol tint ";loi" will" the nail lioz n fleep walker, brtir ir deacriptlon. The larty liioud ainoue tliemeltra to Leip le matter dark, aud not let their fitcndt in the cltv ct hold ol it, but tnere are a few out idera at D.ikoia. City who ot wind of the nlfilr, and elated the woolo liilnc to our reporter aa above. A I.ona Iland (ilrl'a llerolaui-Au lie Mi-en Ht Wlilleaiour, VeEtcrJaj aflcrnoon, lulu a number or young lad were planum on tl.o lco on tho Uait Jlni-r, op pntlie Whlteilone, tho IcetuJdenly urtcd, and tno of their number were preclplUled Into He water. Tho comninloni of the boy aerarabled lor Hi bench, tunic MrsrUeu. h iving their trltud rllnitinc lo tne Ice, Isai becomlnc benumbed ar.d ehaiiateil, A yuitna: lail) atai.dlni: on the beach, takln; In the illinium it a c'atire, tan In a hot noue ni ar by, aeiied a rope, and iiiiinin; down oalh ice lo the vtr brink, wherw tha bo) were ilVulmn, no-v nearly rxhauilnl, end tlirrW It to them. The boia cim.lit It, aud by a vlctirutu eflurt, alonoanduu allied, the lauded them on tlrra Ice. UlillKuUbcd Vleileira to Zinirutrmaa'a Yeateiday inoi in ut elxlccn Jaoaticte (irincci arrlvad In tun city Iroiu Jupiu, nud took up their quarter at the UutropolIU, HoUl. They at named rra peetlvtly Kayala Huruke, Ilaa'.lnioto, Atajala Vojit... kadoya Vojiuiao, Yorhlmorii, Mmt. take, ilulao Mala'e, laaarama, Yoinlda A by, litraao, and KujiiJo. Ta lion. Wamn I.iland suv lb Jiptaeie beit.'Cii la u ble tblnt 11 I foluj to tak them to te illmroermaa' dot and they are ttili tippy. Mil. TWEED'S LEGISLATURE. THE JJOIM'lt TTATKH ttlLZ TASSVU BT XII MS AHHIiHULT. Hpenber llltrhmnn too Qtilcle tar tk Old Man from Hyracuae-Hndilen (ratoropnlnc ofltallroail Projrcta-ncaolntlon of el raati to the I'enlnna-Dealh ol the A n nrantlnii Hchcme AlYntil lu Hide on the llitdaon ltlver Itontl. Alsant, Keb. 10. Tho lloas'a Water 1)111 made Its appearance In the Aiaemblv thla morning. Al aoon a the Clerk bad tlnlihed readlni It title the Hpeaiter, with n celerity for vtblch be la remarka ble, referred It to the Committee on Cltlc. Mr. Alveid, who had been appointed by tbo Ilepubll c.in caurua to manai;o the alT.il r when It ramo up In tho Houae, was on Ida feet as aoon aa an olt man Mho him could be expected to be, with a mo tion to refer It to the Committee on Internal Af fairs, tint, aa Hated above, he w.n Informed by the Speaker that he could move to discharge the Commltteo on Cltlc from further conddcratlon of the aubject If he chooif.' Tbo HepuMlcars evi dontly made a mlatake In lelcctlng Old ttal lo mm. ace the nlTalr. Had they pnt It In tho liatida nf Uuiteal he would doobllei have been lit tlmo to head nlT thr Kpeaker. a no man In the Atiembly can fret on hl feet ao quickly or yell out Mr. Speaker'1 ro loudly as tho Kagle of Weatcheater. Mr. Alvord. however, moved lo dltcharge tno committee aa suygeitei by the Hpcakcr; and, lu the courie of aome romarka, be charged that Till WIIOLI TlltNO WA A DID JOD j that II rave tha power lo bike properly In any part of the Mate, and properly belopgod to the Commit tee on Internal Affair, Ao. Goodrich followed hint In about tho lame elraln, and then the vote waa taken on Mr. Altotii'i motlou, and It was loit yea 15, nay 02. During the voting, levcral gentlemen undertook to dodge by asking to be excused from voting, some of whom eitccceded. Two Democrats, Mearv Chamberlain and Drew, voted with the Itepnblleans while all Itepubllcans, Mciirs. illackall, I'. llurnv Clifford, J. W. Itall, Sunilrrlln, and Wuoiiey, toted with the Democrat!. It was a Waterloo defeat for Old Salt, who, It I said, put np the whole thing, expecting to get the Dcmocril on the Committee on Internal ARaln, and hla own party to m-talii him and when. Immediately after hla defeat, Alex, l'rrar presented a bill and revolution, followed b) another from Mr Motley, aimed at vni STRtci'St salt wonga, be looked, to say the least, very unhappy. It wa aotlced that Mr. Llttlrjobn waa again ab sent, a bo wa when tho vote wattaktn uu the contested seat of Carry but thi time be turned up In a very few minute alter the llilog waa oter. It Is, to say tha leatt, singular that be lliould be abient when the two moat Important moves of his party during the tculon lline far were nude. Several railroad bill were Introduced In the As sembly to-day lookleg to Till rROTTCTIOH Or TH IVELLC1 OS MAILROAP. The lato dlititer bav awikrd the solon up, and each oce thlnke to can frame a law which will make railroad accident an Imposilbllity. While every one withe them succeaa. faith In their ability lo ac compllth it la voir small Indeed. However, It will give them an opportunity to pitch Into somebody, and that la what they are tufferlng for. Tie Senate Commltteo to Investigate Into tlie etue of the re cent accident, and the condition of Ihe Hudson liner Itailroid generally, will hue a l-cartug at Albany on Tuettlay next. RAILROAD til LIJ. The Central I'udtrcround HIIro.tl Company mide it appearance again In th Senate todai. r-inator ticurt Introduced a bill authorizing the cona ruction of a road under liroadwae, from Union squat to Wnrnc itreet. on condition that they obtain the conicct of three-fourth of the property owner along ti c route. They must commence the construction of Uie toad within six months from tho lltliofMay next, and are authorized t purrhta the Ileacli rntninatlc Hallway Comnan)' propert) If th lit ter will rill. About the fame time a bill wai in ro iluced gitinj neailt lb nnn lights to the Ilea..! rntumatic Tunnel Co.npanr. In the A'stmblr, Mr. Illalr of New "ork Intro ducce a bill to Incorporate the Central and Yunkcr- I. .t. il.J lUilread. The in'orpotatora are t n.um Mile. CornC -a Coron, Edward J. Shinillet-, Jo'in II. Vlb, .1. Min-.'t.'-l Ilivis. Mitihew T. Ilrmn.ni. and aeveral oihera. It it t- run fiomll.e lltttery to Yonkeia, nnd haa all the ntt-iary power to take proDeitv. ,te. 1 lie Cntnnany I to it. a capital of frajo.'itj oelorc conimecciu bumiea. anJ mutt be gin the coi xtrticilon ot the I'oaJ within one year, and compltlu il ttitlitn fnr. Tin raKitx zxtLxa. Mr. Murphy of Albany to day called up hit reo lutloiia of welcom.- to ti e Ktnian eillea. Mr. Lit tlejohn wanted them aniendrd ao as lo embrace all foro.gn-born rillzena. 'I nra Fteida ho-iod not. aa It waa intended a a lecogiillion o' thaae hero, a who had fiitli-red tue tortutri uf "the other world.'' Trie Demi-franc party, bo raid, bad alwaa wel comed euiijrant.a of every race aud eolor In our ihorea. Htro he waa Interrupted hv Huttoii, who said thai he mutt except the l.tathen Chinee. I'l. I il a salt that they oppoed the heathen Chinee lor the rt taon that If they nunc here thr) would by anillalioii settle tn Mtchtalr comity, nnd It waa to piotrcl tint gentleman' conaliuiuut tlmt the Demoerita went back ou the reathrn Chinee Alter considerable more "c'llnnti..- for but eomi't in tho Hun. Denny Hurna Irom Mbjo ealh It. by Metirs. Kieltlt, l.ltllejolin, Aitord, Murphi, and alien, Mr l.tlllrjutin will. drew hi' amrnibiunt and the reaoluliona were passed untnlmomly. WISICIlCITITt ANKCXATION I LO0RRD. Ti e Wcalcheitcr annexation project has jntt re ceived Ita qoleluk for Ihla year In the rnate. As waa exported, Mr. Tweed reported adversely on II. Al (l. nel'i rrqueit, U.e report w i laid on the table, liut there la no cltnnce of reviving the ehem. The fount) Clerk'a I, III pjt.'d tl.e Steate I Ha morning with great diWcully. Oul aitteeti tote sotild be rut lor It at hVl, Alter much delay Kcnuedv, u Itepubliean r-onalor, voted for il and gave it the ue reeeary major lit. Ilie 'IU tn authorize the run aiructlou ula new re-i r for llrookljn pined tho benate this lucrum amendod aa tu lhr.li the rxpeudlturo 10 (l.HO.tiOi. A I'AUttl CHOt'MO roil TUR NATIOXAL r,UARP, Senutor Creamer introdut-cd a bill pro). ding that the officer ol toe Denartmi nl of I'uhlio Tak- lu New Yolk, with the Major tleutral couimanjiug tho I'list Ditisiuu of tl.e National liuard of the State, may lay oul an I rlibil,i n public park above 1'ilt ninth atreet, of such width anJ extent aa ile-ired, f r tho inn of ibo I'liat Dltltlunof tho National fJur.nl. When noi In me by the mdliarv, Ihe p.rk may be und for ucn purooyea aa dt.iri' l by tno 110 rd. Tho Mayor and Hoard of Council lo i'sue bnmla to the amount of (iW.UUO for the purpose ol laying oul the park. UkTkurOLITA.V HILTT IIA1LVCAT COM PA NT. Senator I'lcrce Introduced a bill pr ,vldlng that Di-iima llatiiei, J. Mcil. Davidiou, Wrlitht Dur)ej, K. Corning, Jr l C Hutcbliiiou. M. 1' Havlda. u, and TIiodiiui H. McNeill, liall ho rreuted a body cori oiale. with a capitul stock ol te.tijii.OlO, to con atruct and opcrde a tlauuct railroad from Uuuli Kerry to Crnlial I'ark B tutor I'urce to-day gate notice of a bill TO INCRCASI TIIS nCVt.NCIH (jr TUB STATE, liy laying a tax on all itocka taiued by any corpora tion chartered under thu liws of thla &lale, aud held by peuoui not citizens thereof. Tin aula RAILWAY sent In a monthly report of their bttilnes during the yrir, in accordaiioo with a lesolutlon ofitri-d by .Mr. Trn Kyck some llino since. The Central and Hudson ltlver hate not yet been heard from, Many of the New Y'urer who wcul home lo-dty were afraid to trust thrmaelvea on the Hudson ltlver road, and weul down by the Harlem roaJ. Among them I noticed Sherltf O'Brien, tl orgo Mc Lcau, Mr, Mastcrsou, John Ihe Count t) llrlen, OollyUoolt), r'.ecki', and the Ueruian Count with tho unpronouncable iiatur. The lloss, Tne Thun deiboli, l'eter Ilralna ttneeuy. I'rlnro Harry (leiict, tne gentlemanly Crramer, Denny Ilitrn. Jimmy O'Neill, Carey, and all of the old slock, went duwii over the old route. 1 hey don't scire worth a d and are bound lu have their free passes, The Dinner Tabl? at tbc While Ilouae. iruiAlfiglon CorriipomKnc .Veto l'orl It'vrM, Nolliinjt la ever oflereil in the way of ufrcali rucnta al the White Ilouae. Onu or our veteran corrtipoudeul say that the last uutrltlons ollerlng there waa cheese. Gen. Jsckton received ou New Year's day, and having ptevloualv rerelted Irom warm-hearted Dcmocrtlla onititucat In New York u mountain of cheese, he ihareu II with hie caller, and each went away with a trrmendou chunk. At the state dinner, of courie, the repaal ate bounlllul. and gueita are not uiifiequcntly pit-sent at the famllytdinners. The Uraaila aro given to boipltalily. W lining a glass of water, I wa Invited by a very polite attendant, a few day sluce. Into thu family dining room, aud there given ice-water (the wuter llittf, no doubt, from the celebrated War Depart nicut spring, whoa purity I rauownid), clear a crystal and far niore rt frrahlnr. The family dinner table waa et lor eight, whereas the family numbers but Ave but the waller aaya thai It It cuito-nary, aa there 1 company lo dinner nearly every day. In the ceulre itood a tllvtr ornament filled with flowera. At each corner of the table was a modcrate-ilzed bouquet beautifully arranged. The large white dania-k napkin beneath Ihe central oroaincut wa fluted lo form a circle, and In each flute wa p. are. I a parllcl of scarlet honeysuckle, bcarlet fruit nap kin, gracefully arranged, were placed at Interval. At etery plate, bteide a goblet of water, were three gkssea for wine. All Hie glass waa ol th fiatiit, a aow tk linen. Vleger bowl and eletsert ler vtaa tn t, tat ttlala la'1 rjtJt.tiarsTJAL nT.r.cxiox, ir. Grant' Chanee Wanlnr-Uen. l,ran A tonlahr Illin-Wbnt th llllnol Leulaln. tura Tblnka nf (Irani. WaiMngton I'orrttfcnilwu of lit Clnctxnali Com. Mrrcml. That ttio President itiakcs many enemies and few friends Ii certainly truo. In this line he Is an eminent stiece, Iln b.ia no net, and contrary ta the general bollef, be la no Judge of men, He doe not tako Hie moarnro of men when broucht in per sonal contact with them, and hia adviaer are not fllw.y nor usually mtn ol Intelligence and culture, end vert frequently aro without character or sttnd Ing. We sosi ert Ihst lb heart that made tho hippy se ectlon lor army and corns leaders during tne war, and for winch (limit tecclvcd lurh high trnl-a as a Judge ol men, rested upon the snoulders of Oi n. Haw Iln., and this convletlon that (Irani m Judgo ol men was on of the atronctst elementary force that ilcleimiued In si ne I, n for the I'leildeni-v. We believe tint II H.wllns Imd lived Grant would have mail fewer mistakes than he haa, Thrie la a robust couticll'iti here young, but doing well that the renomlnatlon of lien. (Irani Imi'i n necessity to tho Hepuollretn party, Sumner made thli aiatement at the i'orney supper the other evening, ttid wu net rebuked. Hchttrx, Trnmbull, and Logan stale It with great emphasis, and many, very many M.Ca cntloualy tiiaoer It to their friend. They dare not lei It rrech tne I're.idcntlil ear, or their pationagels gone, and with It their chanoo of ri flcctl n. And tl.ll fact u(grat ilio thought that light litre there la lomrtblpg wrong or lrcktng In our syatem of government. The IrglilullVf branch of the Government shonld be aa near as posslblefrce 'roui alleiecutlre control or Indium e. With too eery heat uf men certainly with tho beat of men whom we tend here Ihe ktiowlcdfein.it Ihe I'reaiuent ilno to .i greater or les degree h"ld their renomli alion and e cction In hla hands m, t i ts nnd l.trelv c ontrola tl elr totce, I hue destroying tneir Independence, Ihelr Ireedom of t. ought and artmn. 'I bis la a great w.oug, and should be speedily remedied. llul to rituui lu tho political situation, Losan.lt Is said, la not al tliii tlmo wotalnplng tne ami of CI r n n t. now letting, with the ten id religloua ardor that he did at Ha ri-,iir. (Irani. It um1erato-id, was not anxious that lAarnn ihonld berlecleJto the Senate, because the latier had not enthusiasti cally supported bis San Domingo policy, and lor other peison.il reasons. 1'orter, I' was charged, had wtllteu seteril letters, at the instlraii iti of the ITrtlJent, tn members ol (he Illinois Leuisiainrr, urging Logan's driest One of tne e n lit$ at Wnah Ingtou now Is. that upon Logan's arrival here, alter bla election, lien l'ortcr called and said: "Allow me to congratulate ou, Oeneral, upon your eke lion, 1 csflrd to hate a II Ho explanation, und to correct a tnlapirehrniun on jour part, viz that the Administration pad lu any manner opposed or been Inimical to your election. I beg to assure you, on the contraiy, lint tno i'letldenl lell great toll cltud lor your success," "Ah I" sal I Logan, w ith Jult the sllg'itest imlla of contempt and diilicilctcrei-pliu ovrr hl dark f.ce, and reaching oul Ute or ill letters In I'orler's ba'.tl writing, wub "Kiecutive-Mansion" In largo print on tt e envelopes, directed lo dlllerrnt member of lb Legislature, "did joti write these I" rotter modestly assented. Loa-ati then, opening the duor al which l'ortrr nad entered, bowed "goo a evening "Tie explanation" bad bees trade, and the Ad ministration, in tae person ofoue ol Us silent, subtle secretaries, snubbed. How much irutb there is in tur latter part of the on alt we krviw not, but tula la Hue rotter wrote one ur more tetter to Influ ence Ihe Legislature of MlnoU aga) it Loxau, nnd filled. The only response ot Ihe member wlen told thai the lTeahleut waa agalnit It in wa, tint lhry"dliln'l rjrrtd nlf he was, ul that the l'reildent had bftter mlud hi own business.' Lo gan l friends say he made Ihe canvass uh the dis tinct iatement and uuder.Uu.oing that th .'resi dent was against hint. And yet he had on flual bal lot ninety-eight out of tho one I. nndrrJ and thirty voles. Logan wouidbavr had one hundred votei, but two of his friends werr 111 ai.d Ctd not vote. ilda la about aa iqntrp a deleat aa tae Adminis tration1 haiyrtmrl in tr.e Wetl. Wnen Logan re turned heto he waa cordially congratulated by the I'lesi.'enl upon hie t-i. ciion 1a.a i. It ti salt, ac cepted this with gieit cuinp.acencr, t ut. look o t lon thereupon lo imoroi Ida iKxcelieucy that lis sectetari, lien, l'oiier, had hieu writing letter trying to defeat t.im. At thla lelormillon. ;the l'resldenllil mint was grcatl, shocked and the rre-.idei.lial heart citallv noubled, and the I'reri itential lips exprei.eo. surarlir .and Indignation 1 he good little Lo) ahoiil t-e Capitol, w.io .do not Indulce in Wait that are dark or trkiti that are vain." re looking for the Kge, utlve axe to fail and ehop oil tl.e t IheUI heau ui lie otlentiiug aecieury. Ilu. lo, these many ,ava lett.- pa-aei tuiiv i.Mo wrali. ui the grral chief II uued up oter his Jute uke brow, and yet we cannot lea-nof ai.v efa-ial I ettta hen t toted out o tl e t Ititt- Hoti.i in mtj xecullte wtlte ba.kets. Ibt iootl little ooj a we lear will be uti ai pointed. jr.vi;.Ar,of.v .ir rm: r.tr. tci:. Vlctorlu nud 1'rliire Albert n Vnrnllai-In Impromptu lloynl Courerl-llklrnrl from n Letter of .Mendelsanlin Written lu IMi, I'nnco Albert ban askeil tue to go to lilm on Saturda) at two o'clock, to thai 1 rtiig.il I bta or gan before I lett Kngtaud. I found nun ...one, and us te w.-re taikinir awav lite eue,n eame in, also alone, In a aimote iiierning tin-., etn .j,i pi, wa obliged to le ,te lor t't ,ie i o.t in an hour, aud then au de-iily lu'ermpitiiz hei ell. rt.-lum i, Uut. (.uodueas, what a eui.iusu 1 lot I io wi.l bid lit i,-red the whole rrotn. a- ,1 r Uie pei. ..Is of the engau iw! it-li, by the win. it.n-le a very pn.t. fta tuie In ti.i' nun 1, with .tute. ofu.ueic Ii 1.111 ta large portfolio that In) orip. A- ale apoke slekntll tluwn hd pttrau pn-kui 1 p ,ne mu.ic 1'iiiiceAl bert helpej, nnd I to. was not I tin. Then l'riuco Aiutrl pioceeded to exi latn Ihe stops tt, me. and she saM tiit she would meanwhnu put Ihiuaa sttalaht. 1 T.eacej that the l'rincs would first play me sonx thing, so that, aa I said. I uil.ht baasi annul it lu (leruiany and he plated a e-horale, by he.it, with Hie pedali, io c.iari; in;ly and tleirlr and cor lect'y that It would lute nine rreli. to au pro 'es.iona', and tne (ne, i,av tear dunned Per wnrlt, came u.u sat by Mm uno ilMinetl and looked pie ise,i. rhen ilwa my tern, a, tl I be.m mr clioius fr.iti. "sit. I'ttll" How Ir.e ly aie tl.e mea.engi-ta.' llefore I got to lot t-ud oi ce gr-i terse ll.ey both joii.eoiti tue ehorus. ainl nil the tame I'nnce Albert managed ll.t .tOt lor Lie 10 M te r.y lint a flute, at the forte tin great org.n, nt Uie I) major part ttio whtile, then ho in ide a l,ite j dtiinnurudo wnti the atot,, all I ao on to 1I.1 til. I ihe plu.it, ana all bv l-ciri that 1 waa rot. H quite tuahaiited. Tt.et l'rlncea of Ootiia and tho Duehraa of Kt-nl came 111. and while ihi v were ail talking I rutnmiged alMit.t among the uii.ite autl loon tin coteied toy first sol o( n.-a, bo of ooursi', I beg grit tic (jueen lo ring one. lo which she toiy kindly eon-eiited; and ttmch old ahe ehon.et Hcl.onrr und tchonrr itiimatitt itch I" aitig it quite elininlnely, lu alrict time- ml tune, atd witli very good rxicntton, Only In ihi hue Dcr I'roai Ijtttn uud tlflU," where II go,-, down lu I), and Ihen cornea up ..gain ehroiiit.K-ally. the amu I) sli.tip each lluie, and 11- I ct" her Ihe uulr liotli I I tut n. tne la.t llu.e al e rui.it II nnd liieie it 11 11,-lit lo hate beten D ihaip. Jut Willi Un etceall u t,r tin. little mlatake, 11 wu- rt.d,) e lailnmg. nud the larl long (I I hate iiettr hearJ bellir or uitr, or inoiH natural from any amateur. Tin 11 I u, obliged lo cinfi'M thai l'-nr.) had t-ruten tno tong iwhlrh I lonnd tery I1.1I it. tut l'ii,'e iiiu.tnavea I. .Hi, anJ beg tier lo sing one ol it. y own i-l-o. li I would glto i.or tile lit r ot In 1 1 iintilii gia.il tn, Lu f aid, aud then ihe wtnje ti.o 1'iiaer.pi ucli i. elicit nut leaHy quite iiii,ii,eiii. and tvlth chaiiu in'! Iiclliiir and til ri -l"n. I thnughl to r.i)rlf, otto must not oa too miny conn lime tita 011 such an ocea-ion, 10 f intrelv lhaiikt-.l berucrcat injur Unit-; upon which alio laid, Oh, If only I had nut en o f 1 -tit a-iiesit j gen erally, I Itatn nidi loLg hreain '1 i.en lt lai-ed her l uirtily, and with tin- l -1 r 'nrcleiiro In the world lor Jmt thai part with tin- lour. (1 at tne close slit- had dot e so well, taktnit tho luree following and eoi.pecliiu nolea In Hie a uue hiejtn m nno seldom I ears It done, and tucieioio 11 niuu.ed tue douldy that she beiseil -hoiild hrtu heguu alicnt It. After II, i I'rlnre Albert satigthe Aim .to ut d, Ha 1.1 e-lti Schiilller 1" and Iht-n he -a,d 1 li li.t pla Inm somes thing he-ioro 1 went, nud x-ivo uie aa Iheiuea the chorale w-ih li he had plajtUun Ihe organ aud tl.e aorg ho had Jail mug. II cteittbiog had goue as usual, I ought to have Improii.rd nio'l tire nl, t.:i ta Ir, lor It Is altnoai ulwnsliko that with 1110 M lit 11 I want il to ao well, and then 1 ihould Irate goi.e away texod unit Urn nolo ninrnliig Hut, Just ne 11 I waa lo keep nothing but the picisanteat, mo-t charming recol lection ol II, I ueter Im.rmW'l hi tur; I waa In the best mood lor II, m il plated a long llino, and enjoyed llnuself so mat In4i,ea Inn two Iht-mea I hi mailt In tho tonga thai too lueeu bad aung, naturally enough ami II ullw,i,tuilr so eault that I would gladly not have tlnpiti"! .nut they followed m with ao much inttlll.-tnec nud alli-tiilon H ut 1 felt more al my eao tbau 1 1 ur uid in luipiutlsiug Ui uu auitienee. Ilntv The ruii' Art-nunl 01' lli-tliie'a Con. (etaloil ttu Itt-re'it t-d In Long lalund, A atir wa created in ti.o lottua ami tillage of Long Iilaud yesleiday by thu pubiiealian In Tug M'N ol tho coiifeasluu of Joint Heuiv Devlne, one of the inintlerers ol mriiier Nn-tntid 'i'leconfealon wai rcceited within H re huta arter il bad been made, aud wa PuMmhed in 'I lie SVN esrlu.itely. Hundreds jesterdsy t i i taujail 10 aacerlalu luo particulars, Tho prisoner. Kelly denies every word of Ihe statement. He Is apuareutiy bortlerlug uu inaunilv, alii 0110 of Ilio priko.ivra r'ivs uut no was luit night talking ol lUlelde. Ho i.aa 1111 frirndt, and ble coll.. -ie), with tl.oexceptlon of Hi uteri, have deserted lilm. If what Devlne no atserta is true, boib ho and Kelly are aim guilty of porjmy. The lllllvi't'rcr, JVU t&lll'ir tt The Sun Sim It la not true ihat I was fant d gullly of as suit kudballrty lu ejettlnc lb eolureil tiia.a who lo. laled the rulei ot luo Ului 1'iit wnt siu.pty louud gnlllV of SkiaulL HOllKIt'' IlllOtlS. Jrasiv Citt. Feb. 19, nil. liui. Uraoy'i Ituk. ir ;.v tcji v.i u.it ttu ot r. In St. Augustine's Churen, Mnrrttanla, tomorrow nliht the eliolrs nf bt. I'a'rnki t'lithi-dtal and H. btephcii's Chuicb, New Votg.will ta.n part luaiacred concert. A iiraiul tacred vocal ami Imtrumental concert will b given In hi. Augustine's e li-irrli, plorrlianta. on bunday evening, lor tno benufit ot 'lie Ltmrr.ii. 'lb clioltlof HI. tterjten'. aim nt St, I'a'lick'a Calhedral are to ling, All will bo under tho direction of the well kuown l'rof. Uuitavus bcnjiili. Frank llellly, the le.v'er of a gang of tblavca In Merrltanla, wu arrrilrd veilerday tu Nltr York by omcer iteilly, after iooitrg for him for over thr wecki. Iteilly bear a ham nam la l neighborhood, and to hi gaug are ee-iditd lh many rccni rob beries in )i Jot ca Plt ol lb rnnBii. TUE XBASK8T ITAlf in inn SATT. j How ta Treat Jlletlagnlebrel f.nt-3Iahe Then Hoy tbelr Own I)lnnr and Ihen Kat It Youraelr. om IA botano (Cat.) DemKnt. We Lato had lo perforin, on different occasions, the disagreeable dnty of antmadvtitlng on the con duct of Commodore tioldiborourli, rendered neeea atry by bis occupying tho Important public poaltinn ol Commandant of the Mare lib, ml Navy Yard, and represent!- g, to lhal extent, the dignity and charac ter ot the Government. Wa past now from hla ola giaceful partisan notion In conniving with unscru pulous Itsdlcal politician In San Francisco, allow ing them lor the consideration of their Influence to retain him In position, to dispote of the Impor tant omces of foreman, superintendent of machin ery, Ac, In Ihe navy yard, lo men whollv Incom petent professions ly to (III tliem, snd notoriously so to suen 11 degreo (Mat lit previous siti.tj, tore ex aminations pctore a Hoard of Kirerta required by tho naval regulations have been dispensed with In their cases. In onto no sni h Hoard otlld bo found which wonld pass them. Wo say we pan from Ibis to a tecent occurrence whlcii still worn strongly Illustrates the character of tho man. and require that puhllc attention should he called to It, because It Is disgraceful to the country In the eyes ol the world, and possibly Inlurea tt In tho estimation of one ol tho parlies couccrnod, namtly, the Japanese Uovernmcnt. laist week Commodore OoMsborongh was noti fied Hut tho Chinese Kinbnssy, uow on t. way to Washington, Ideslred to cxamluo tno Navy Yard aud Inspect l!ie workshops and docks. The Com tnodoie, wo learn, was furious and declared ho would not entertain them that lo provide a lunch would cost 91011, and he would not spend a cent. Some of ti.o odlcers, ruticrthan have their profCs si n dlsgrirrd, proposed n collection among them selves tn defray the coat but before thi could bo t Hefted, tt Is said that ttiu high-toned Commolore et.irtod for San l'rincl"ro, sought nut Mr. Ilrooks, the Japanese Consul, aud lold lilm he would not be at nny espnnto In entertaining tho Kmbassy. Mr Ilrooks, under too clrcutnstarces, could only rr poso that tho Japanese shou.d bring Ihelr own luucn aid wine, and this waa ac.tnlly done. Tho army loaned Hi sm ill stesnn-r Mel'heraua. an 1 tbo Japanese provisioned It. On Its arrival at the Navy Y'ard, the lunch win earned to the Ittninnndanl's bouse, placed on hi table In hi dining room, uud a number of the ofllceta ul tho ysrd milled to par take, ty.iicli they. In titter ignorance) of tne manuer In wtiirn tho entertainment bad been provided, and incporlng it to be the Cotrmodore's, did, ou.y to bo coveted with moriluVatiot and confusion when the aftciward lcarr.nl tho truth. Aitliou'h theC0.11 mo-lore had refti-rd to give tho tepnt. weletru tl at hn did not reluse to eat It when luiiilshtd by oilier. And now for Ihe still more disgraceful nut of this tramac Ion, Too Commandant 01 tho Maru liland Navy Y'ard, we nie Informed, Is allow o.l fl.uk) a rar for iho special purpose ol enierialnlng Jolt eurh vlittot on Jnai suen occasions. Tne Commo dores commanding all otuer yards recelt a salary of 4,001 a year and a handsome, well furnished liotue. Commodore (loU. borough receive fo.OOU salary, and a better bouse, better lural.hed than any other, the diflcrenc being allowed by law on account of tne presumed necessity ol entertaining dlatlngulahed visitors. Tol extra II.UUU Uoliia borougli puts In nl pocket, which Is, of eonrsc, a misurpproprlattun. lie Is only InlenJed to be tho dliburser of tnat sam lor the national hospitality, luate 1 uf which Oe approprlalei It to hi ow n Indi vidual ue. Kvery reader can apply hi own term lo thi little game. Only Imagine ibe Jtraneie Embaay Informing their llovernruenl that, on a visii to a high naval dignitary representing Ute U ivernment of the Untied states and commanding au Important military station, ibey wero notified 13, and actually did, bring a lunch with them, width Ihi high dignitary did not uhject lo eating, though, bo had previously notlficd.tbcm that hewonld not alve themanythtng to eat- What would the Japanese think of a counlrt and peoplo w hero this waa allowed 7 What would they think ol a naty. on of whoso hlgheal officer peri etr ud lit AnJ recollect thai II la onlr turougli the navy that our character ia known In Ja pan We blush to record It aa Americans, and par ti ulxrlv a Californlana; but It ta a perlect illustra tion ol the kind of person placid In authorll) br tne pre.enl e. irrupt and Imbecile Administration. Like tuasicr, liku mm. of it i'.t,i;.)n.va, r-nmetblnir nboul thi llrnnrli oflhe l.llern tnrrot l,ovrt,Ylirre Valpntliir nre 3lnde 'I'br r-hop Wintloev .tlnilr llldeeiu. Hie trade 111 taSuntiuea tins year bid fair to be as pi ell-able a ever, an t the large manufacturer are 1 irraring tor the busy season. Tnere aie but lour bilge 1 alcutlne biauulaolorlea in tall counln, two of which arc in tali city aoJ two in New England. The trade Is pretty equa.ly di tided between there four, allliouah there are reeii-.tl mtnufaettirers win produce valen tines In limited numbers. The four establishments alluded lo ara lhoe of Fisher tt Deuliou.of Nassau iirect.New "ork. McLiugolIn, New Y'ork, the New Hi gland Mannfticturlng Company, aud Ihe WMU.ey Manulacturlng Company 01 Woreesler, M .s. Tbewe Aims conjointly tm 11 oat nnr.il .ll) ubukt t tAD.isy) worth ot t..lenllee ut various detlgns una styles, rn-.gi'ig in pti.e Iroiu ou,-cv'it lo fi.ly oollar eaib. 'Ine lei.nlt-r intkv abi'Ot el),oal piolli on li,eii lull-. n It will be seen 1 ur P'v(.lc annua:) spend one mil ion do lais .ti tateitlnes. Messrs. 1-is or A' Debl.011 mannfactuio ILe yiealer proiHiit,t.i of t .0 Mgh pi n-.d vsltnlintt. krepaic a pumbt-r of youn puis iteiuiij al nmi tho tt :.r round. OI late yo.ira Ihe ptac Ice of sending vnlenllneaba been coing out of togu- in cities, whllo It ha be come mure common in tho couutrv, the ualn In tne latter Jtul about cotuiensting :or tLo loss In the loruirr, Il is nollted, however, lhal tho higher priced taicntlne ur- not so much in demand, tue saiea being confined 0 what are knottn as com mon iciititueitUI" and comic Valentines. For a fall deftcrltlion of th former the re ider needs t nl, icl-r lo that seene In in," "1'iektvick Papers" In whleli i!r W'sal.r'a taenliue riKritinco Is ilet.illed. Tito lirt- r aia.t; 01 111 lue laco irom nrail) etcrr window, and suw'j.l; lUrt aro 111 nil eei,-e em e. Dc'aiet ,v lhat tt e.u,,c t al-n lino hating tee largest vale Is tt, doutut f.cei woman. Itita riuruat-ii'. a wobiau with lit o fact., onu of win. h 1. fair cnoJU to look U ou. while ihe oilier It a bide. utl liglr a. that ul onu 01 Ihe Knriea. Can It be that eur womeii bate berumo etc 11 mote h. kle fian ot jore? riie four n..tim ti-tur- ra aboto tin ntioiieJ intake about bU,layi aruaa or 115S0H0 of roinie t.'eitl.i.a annuallj. Of thtw It.ey sell neany Ihe whole nnmber. 'I no belter claase ot v,lei-i.r.ci arc rxqulaliely tasteful ct a seiieiiii thing, anJ many Itiooi are renhy aitlsllc. Mcifrs. i'iut-r i. Iltiil.on Live some that lire well worthy of examination. The father of Ihe pie-sent Mr. Kl-h, r ct-nnneni-, I tuts b'ailni-fs iu IS (-1 at "1 Cnit'iam street, und wu one of the pioneers In the bu-ine-a i 1 i.ue touniry. lie al r.nutf. The altendane at the Ktel.anre est-e,av wa very good, eon.! I. ri.ia it, ti I ,.l i generall,- a dull day unit mi, .',r.i oITtilo 1 an I e lo-oiior.t .nl I e,u tilled nfetyo,t, ant lfjoo'lt -i lin-roVtit r-'lie,-tat.-. The pil.-tf ieall0,1 we-e Mir li,ar. I-. H. I.iittl-tw d o .iM pitiiuin r.n.l lut .1 M.nlt-ii lain-. l,,i a5.iita-taitUtMt, f.jr 4is..tAi iiiio, heo-e, nn 1 iota 3l1 itnti is-J Atlautto iliett, ittool)u, tacu lot Hatcf, lor t.T.imi. Whv Cough Hie whole- Winter f When a few- dot-a of If tl 's Honey of lloivhountl and lar" wilt at p iln- .tarntttii-. Vo tol 1, iniliie-i.t, iloart'-tus- or IMilrupy i li.eitb.ng em rt 1st iti 1 wnnttrfil eoitnler-i, nin-ii. ir taken tu time. IWs T 0 haeho liropt i ui 0 10 -tlucba in one min ute. e d hv an lirnytft.ia a: i", c-uti. Hill's l.r t)e, di it a-i urown, only M ocnli. Quanll-y and qual.ty unequalled, -.life. Teachers need a clear, strong intellect and good fetem as laiwera. A abn-nolo.-lcul cxauiluat.va at it. lliuadway wiliartutl) akl them .Mr. Dr Wiatur'a llalnn e.f f.'lld Clierr) U on nf Hie oldett an-l hfwt re-nedtei not o.ily (j, t-miihe uuo CoiUt, Put alio lor co...iiuipitou da'e. Hazard Jt CasweU' cod liter oil it the beat .lire. a'..l.VM.lj .t.J COM.Mr.ltVI.il., 1'ftinar, Feb. 101". M. A mora buoyant feel ing tertaded the rariout department, of Ihe Stock Exchange, partially induced by Ihe anticipate I early settlement of thu Alabama claims. In railway sbaies a stronger I0110 waa rnnarid, though Ibe volume of Wi.lues wa below ttio aterigo, iud the activity noted was chletlj due to Hit it inn of -liiiite manlpulatlous in Iho market. The principal fr.tttn 0 of the uiorntpg was tho lir.uncis ol tbo leading shares nn trilling transaction but aa the day I- t.l.l.. an.t 1, S-...11... titutt'i. tuio aim .ii.n?ipiii, .toriuweiivril pretier red, .lij Lake Shuru ahowed mure uultiutlon. New Yotk Cetitral and Iludaoti slick and c:l; weto strong II lougboul tno day. Lite In the aiteiuoon Krlo and New Jersey Central became auddinly sc live. Ih foriiiorndvniicing to snd the latter elliug a high a lib). Heading, I'ttt.burgh, Uock I.laud, Wabash, St. Pauls, I'aclllc Mall, Union Tn eitlc. and Wt-sleru Uulon were qttilo nsglertetl. i)iiicksllvir lurther Improved to 13, and Hannibal aud Si. Joseph wero also hlg.isr on nmlerato deal -lugs. There has been no really Important feature in the market, and ibe vl-w a of operator aro loaa posi tive on either ible ol speculation than for several dnv -the general complaint among brokers being the tiitlte lack 01 orders, exctpt audi a are pal out bv the cliqune for tho purpose of keeping Ihelr fa vorite share Mi sdy 111 price. There were rumors current In the street thla afternoon that fortrrtea of "puts" and "rait" to quHe a large etti-ut had been delected, hut th afl'air has been buaiio-l up" If such Is the fact, nud the rtpoits ntedconllrmiition. The gold market has been dull and snlrillets, though ihe price wa sirong at 111 Villi', Toe rate paid for 1-it.ng balance carried rangeJ from 5 to 2 V rent., Ill one instance Ilia com lending jfdf Tho tlohl Hoom adjourned at 2:) I'. M, and went Into exrctillte session to lake action npon a resolu tion to totu 141X10 to tho Flench relief lund, This measure failed to meet the view 0' the member, and, a expretilvv of the Kxcbar.co as a body, waa Voted down, though a taper will be circulated lor private subaerlpilona lo-uiorrow. The receipts of gold at tlui Sub-Treasury were UT.WJ payment, $l.(C,m; balance, W.IWH.L The receipts 01 currsncr were tl,4l,lSs payments, 4ll,S.'W; bal ance, lu'J87,ltH. The iTcelpi for cutloiu mount ed to ttVUOUO. The total rleaa-tui al the Gold Ki aharo Hank were ll4,lltt,00J; gold balauces, 174 U,- 987) enrrenfty balanfss, tPfn.nm. The principal quotations were a follows 1 10 A. M 111)4111'. M IllXltmO r. M 111V Forelin exchange cloae dull and steady for to morrow's stesmer, at iWHnM'H for trtuie bsnketa' Ixty dsys bills, snd HUJiUllOM fur eight. The money market dieplaya the nsual ease, and In the present dullness of ahalrs In the street, surplus balancea are difficult of employment shores and 4 V cent, on Oovernment bonds, and 6 V ctnt. nn stocks, though oil loan stsnd ovrr at higher rntes. Commercial acceptances are In good request on the basis ol 6tC2T V cent. The leiture of the day's business lias centred In the (1 ivernment list, which was active and booiant, and Ihe advance more pronounced than yesterday. The speclsl Considerations afloctlng the market to day were Ibe continued and troapectlvo esso In money, and the exportation that the Secretary of th Treasury will throw tha wsls-ht of the Oovern ment Influence In Iho rsUhllehment ol liliher quota tions, In otder to aid tho funding scbomo br a closer approach of bonds to gold. White all the Isntcs were well represented, yet tho special nttentlon of the street wa directed to the currency sixes, which were carried np lo lia.- The orders to pnrchsso these bonds were irom various financial corporations, and Ihe transactions to-day were upward of two and a halt millions, the demand being stimulated by the fatt that In nowise esn lliese l.tnea he seeded by iho future action of Cotierraa. The market cloae 1 sliong at the highest quotation of the div. Henry Clows A Co., SI Wan street, te-. orl as fol lows at 4301' M.: avnt. eUif. Aid. tt.il tf. B. Cur. Oi.....iiji iiih 'VXs, reg, J.AJ .110 UD'. es.iast.rei nii HIS ajoa, 'irTcoup .no lin rs. lwi, eonn,.lli 111). taiun...tinw; HO S-.t),teg MN...llll lltHi-VJ-vs. 1. coup..Il" III 5--.aw,.eonp...lttJ Ills ID-pis. reg I"'f I'M S-.l. -u. i'Oiid...1IIH IIIH iMos. eoui link HI lati.'tc. coup., lit), llltylc. 1' aoidbdi.. Jh' tl An unusually large bnslress has been recorded In Btste bonds, the features being the North enroll naa. '1 he old Issues roie H V rent, to 61 new, '1 V cent, to 13' ipecial laz, 1 U cent, lo 20 s 1 and Ittnding tet bonds ol I'W 1 V cent, to H N,-xt In point of Interest were 1 onnessees, which were flrm at 012,11 -4 for both old and new lunes j Missouri Gs were strong and rote H V cent, to uu.Sj Hannibal and St. Joseph Issue at 83',', and (ieorgl gold 7. Dl.'t; new Virclnius selling al C jf.D-i, and reirts lered old sl5i Uouth Carollnla oh) were dull ut 75, and new January and July heavy at &3V Conti nental P ink sh-.rea sold at hi, and Fourth National at loC.V. Itailway mnr rtgea were sirong, especially on Central raclflcs, which made a lutlher rlio toU3',. owing to the favorable traflle returns of the road, which snow an Increase of tIll,77oin the oarnlnta of last month as compared wlm (he same month lail )cr. Union I'lciflcs told al tor Ur its, and 70 for land grunt. We note sales 01 Alton and Terra Haute sinking lund. at lUl't seconds (preferren) bonds El; Income, Tol Morris and Cascx seconds, WU and Hock Island 7s at WS. On extreme uuoutlons. New York Central I toe It ranged si'-ilWl,i;irrlp,(sJV!,90), Harlem, HgiV WHi Krle, g).ax2i t Ileadlnr. VoVatW;. ilUko bhore, 9la3IX U abash, bS.SaWi Norlhweatern common, 75'(r,7a'i; prelerred, f)as5ia;i Hock liland, 10C'au,lut! bl. I'aul common. MHfM'i preferred, ,4 Si ;7 li i Ohio and Mlsalislopl, 33,', 00 W j New Jersey Central, lu4ta.SJtft.Vl Union t'n due, lU.'a'Illli'i i and Haiinlbai and bt, Joseph pre ferred, Wftiitrt),' I'ltliburgh sold at 1041; Mlehl rm Central, lilVUHS Illinois CentrsL, iTH-ai.ll.V 1 Fort Wayne. Ml,; Chlcsgo and Alton, lU'till-': Morrli and Kasex, 89 1 Delaware, Lackawanna and Wetrn, luiiJlUo.U New York andNewHaxu, 143.Vi and C, C. antf I. C. 19. In miscellsneaua shar tt'acifle Mill fliieiuated between it'i&M i Western Union, O.'.UPi.'l s and Ouickallrer, HIV (113. Canton waa strong at 7.11,074, and Marlboa at BV. Au aclltn Inaineaa waa uone In expres ahares, Adama being strong at UT', American, 44.', (14); Wells, Fargo tt Co., 4d, and scrip, l i Uulteu fctates ranging at 41(141': Closing i-ricei at SiOt) 1. U. na. .t'j. nt. a fit. v.r. c ah. cine ais. oni a km. ii bid. N.I. U.it ILcar, Ul) Wa ltd.. Uek. 4; W.I-.41, lint, hurlcm laaJ ut s J. Ccni.-Al T,c i r,', t rie v U ll'nton Vtrmc li lS ilesmnf tat, le .11 aoaKtJ.. SAV FT iskeetiore IM'i MV eio pr-prr.-cl ft-v 9 Wahaili IUV M iMlrn LVnlral J IT V HStf lllt.l-uigh 104 1 u Hi i.l l.eiitrai ....1:1ns l4), Northwt.ie.ru.. Ti't 7i -test (J. lei..., i:,v eg do. IT, I bM, Mi raenle Man e.-v 4.t llotklt.aad 't., 107 I tnaup ttur c; in It f rlWatne. ...to P t r lia r.x 11 40', H.ft r-t. Pant H ts,l Am Mer I'. Ki .ts lot. do.l'ret TIH Tlx1) b. Kxprcai... 41 ta ItASKIXa .LVD yJX.tXCTA One of the belt Investment In the market I St. Loel and Southeastern First Mnrtgsgr Con vertl le 7 per cent. C-1 1 ItenJ.. issue I unon Unl.hed road running lo St. Louis, and doing a prulltahte bnslness. I'rlce Wtf and Interest. Inquire fur particular of OKO. OI'DYKK A CO., V, Na".m rlreet. M. K. JRfSUI' CO., 1-1 line atreet. and at the ofllee of the Company, SI Liberty strrct. Neiv York .Market. FnmAT. Feb. 10 Fi-ouu anii Mkau The mar ket rontlnoes to ttreiikinen on the fiitypina extras of btato and lYeateru. hut cosed quiet, aid at oiner giade-sduil nn 1 diooiunz t tie tl.ffti bVs. i Vo,aelA) lor kunerltno Mate att lYcswru Ssm.;.10 for .i.., nine eitra. and H t9tta (or n eltam lo er't-e-i liakei.' mill iuil. flour ho itliem n iu tpilrl: i,r)4 IT r tor slil, 1 lug ettia-.aid tlk bi-'a 101 ti.d aiu lainllr e-ttrits Itr flai. f.-anilf e orn meal. fi.Kwfl 7.'. tor Hi tn in aid Il.-wi.ti wine. Uuckwbeai r.our. iv.tjtvtt 1 .0 t- Ko pi. t,R,K KH-ca-t oll.-o 0 net, but firuii ltlt laie-s;e Jut a. lthrf.,c. iMi-uat ra, 1I)sh1.i'ai: uu I Marauui o.-. tn.exis'.o .it ni- 1. 1 lie-?,r.: .a,-- 1: o. a-.a isi bag. F-tani!la Mota e weak ml '.t bal" .New Ortt-aus nt (iWst.Oi-. and it-y sucti---i I'M bnlt 0 at ea,ffte rorctsn dull a1 ia 1 r 1 ut aud Jsojl-c. for Hug. IUIi Island Hire mom; sal t ;a tea .11 f-r an Una, anu &0 bays Iliugoun lia.let-. nn-i Uiubiigi do, SUc .gold, in binl. eug .r lu-t -lutei itnuweHk, fair to cood ler.nlni'.91lii-it- tulearo) l.t.dt.at -,r. Inrfutia uvHe f-r Deinei ara a1, ji'V. ler Sewnr leant, U0 lts. tile;,-., and bv suction lestihdi New Or leans ivtSc 1 nnnet tin 1 ut UMglle for bar.l, UwtlJSc lor toft while, an.l II VntloC liiry'll.iw. 1'xotiiiosa -1. rk nn u.e 11 I w.t, mil an 1 un cnangni. bat active toi fntue 1 new ihim uuoi, d al tl Kill o d do. K: sr.'r, inn t. u. u i tjta. .-wi.l Mar.-n ai J.v.a aim 1.00 bids lor Anr.l at .-t. ti.iih .e'li r-.' o-ttion li.-t-iq-. -I. nnt rirui lain 10 l.l'i.. al frev.l:, lor 1 latra an I ,111 m, a luree beet oni.i fr in, c ,-il nt Sat.t to: n.ime mil, an 1 l.Wt -1 P-r India mei tie 7U1 lei lex.s .1! ZTi-aC', 't.el laius tlia-1. si t-ktt.d. lut nirata rrn. ia ra s, sags ati:-.:lc tor plckKd tutma. lit eououietat Ho fcr tiuteriani, tl', c lor liiort rib llleatlle. (or i ng clear, ana ire. fr snort tio Prrs.cd hoa eausr at Dotlle Pir eiir. 'iil 5 "r-Sc for W t ern. Laid ilrm-r. but oniet -tit. 00 let, 1'as,c. for Ueeieru. aud to a. I Ion eii), li-yiuc .bo, ,ju it Arr I. 'ike. it.ttrr au I r'lecic umtttli-1 Si Minus -i ot-on itronr sno tr. ra act v s..!e, !JU baltsi al I.' .e. for iiinlilluig uplaedv and I4),c for I .w uiitiuli.ig. la-l w dull. Milt ia isju m. at Mhh Mrunne Hr-n al isuita'ee. wi i.krt qn n t in ,We. 1 1-iri s liir-.tiiie roiuei sal I.Uai bb a., bout hero and New York t-ait, a. in 11 t-rel.antahie 0101 r. ki .v1 aoSt:. lloaln flim,y ll-ltl al ft Go. I'.lisdetllil ttull a- d Ptavv 1 '4eke. 1,-r rt-nit d on tna .-1 tu.. ri -ie. oe-u eery flrm .it M'taDr ttetat. flrin.e-pie.uliy f nr-i.whitli is atfeciist br ih .triko to the t-,iit t-,ii,v. li.-Ulti-Wht it lit I iverpoil. U. by ..ill an-l ,u. li tieaui, an4 Iro to Llihitn iv tail (lni, Wlir i- firmer ant fairly 11, -lit 1 la'esofR.' COJIuih -t H.5li-.tl.:.ili-r inn S atpring IISWII M, for No 1 no tu .to e an I aftr-a., au 1 tix-ieeai i It) a-1.. mi ual at ti ,3l la tor ..ter-i .id .-utt llti ler qntet at a.'rtti.-,- t, r iwo-.on--i t a-e, an-l ii.tll is fur t -i- in in d ..11 tun. Iti.r.t, luali ,1-1.. atiAe t f fi il. In 'nrtteniKMl ar -1 li-it r 1 1 ..I In all at r fur .'t ''1 o e. t.-r N. i e 1 ,-.i. and ali tor N To't- lo uPoul. with, r lot. At ftt't" e ot tl M-k and ,1-iieereit orn was I ,wer unit onlt lair act re 1 late, at no an 1. at MyatlHclvr Ite.iern iii.'a- 11. a-id tWc lor Detttru )cllo-. I.tte Hi nek lliii-lert. Nr.w YoitK. Fililay, J-ib. 10. Ft'ir-luur eirs. or S-1J beet ea. arrived to-d it. aOJ .at PM 1 ilrel, a .it 111 ul Conimnuipaw. Thu mari-t wu fati. uiiiiiitoa un changed. A fCW- Cut.d .t.e-t, Wv-IO il.-;, -IV fthnp bulcheia at lie, V ami car lal r.t bull, bruuaht la 10 v It.) It. lite weight but t- e aitreme rauge lor tte-titin .leer- :id oat 11 to wnolt-s,,H ilau.hleteri a. I JullKc. a., Mini iukio at lie,', than at anv othrr ttgur Forty can, or stif iheep. arr-ved, -Mearsut roilv e'gliili stit-ct, It) cir. at Co iinuiuiiiiw. nnd t care at wot bawtn.i. H10 we-akne-ii n lied e.-.t.l-ie we more marked lu day, and iht stoek wa, not i-nm-4 oul 1 t.,le. 1 1 noon were .-0 e ir loads o. mhi.- and .t sternal a.'.wic. si d., and i;ocaui4a'itupailtl'4e. It tm icttu ran. or n.y.0 bvi, were reeelTS.1 IL,.-,- wero no bale. 01 lite I104, tutSe --o. 0 ng. out the f, t-ilui: v ut pr, t.i ilrui.at'l lair to iro.-d a iuotn ni as,aae V t I):ri,v,i jioi-s wtie ease 1 t HSitle. lvri-iiy,.iadJ.s-a(.'v. fur Wcits.-u. it a it is t: ix'rai.i.iurxvK. m-etavrar ttietxtc- vna ittv. run rises 1 00 mm sets.., .J auiMoiw ieli. ...M M nioii liTr-'rno nit Sidy Hook, tt U o-jt. Itia ia 1 It! lull (Uio. ti It Arrlved-l'aintv. Feb I'. Mramthlp )V)noke Norfolk, uulso -eniliu.. 1-tonui.hip .'lary baudiord, Wlltningiou. N t eattati and list ul .lures, htctinitlilp 'I huiiliola. Hamburg, lu.l.e a-l 1... Meaiiilop I nluiiibln, llavanit. in, lee. .ia ea-.-f-leaniNlitu Alaeila, I.lleri'tiol. u '-e .111 I --a-.. Slt'ain,tiii .lan-t-a Adirer, Ctiarle.lo.1, n t -1 1 1... Meuto.tupdeo It. I'i ton. HI Inn in I. in., an 1 1 n Dark ih-unat rope.ejrinu iunar),a iiiotd. llaik Atlau'le. M I'lcrie. sugar, ling St lue Ilu-- 11, tl, .ma. unit. Ano, Uie usiiit, ri,! aoii ooattwiMi t tt.., a. S'lUHlfSS Jl0tl. Ilrriioae 11 I'eraon bus a Itml Cuiigb Ii ihould nol In- intern it that L'oi,-uii..tlnii 'ia a though a care 01' Cociumptlon li rarely met witli unac companlod by a dl.tie-.img oua-h. Where, however, a illspoiitlon to IMlmonnry dliea.o exists, a Cough, tf left to itself, slrai as slid racks Ihe l.nngs and wane the general ttrrngth, and soon sita.i It he, mi naiirahle complaint. In ill cans, tlien.lt Is lue .af.r n 111 tu get rid of a Cough. old, or lluattt-ncii without delay, and tor thla puipottno remedy act more promptly or sure ly or wl h more hen. Ill lo the urgaasol iharheat man Dr. D. Jaync's Kxprctorsut, tn 1 rliLle icientlitcally compounded from carefully lelecled drugs, and hit h, on Dial, will alwajibefouud worthy oi in world-wide reputation. Hold by all droggm. For Throat Dlaenaex uud Arteillona of Ihe chest, into WS-s HIK M 11 1 1 1, Tltot II I."," or Cough Lozenge, are of gr- n in- lu Cough., Irritation of the Throat canted r umuual Kxertlon or the vocal orgaua. In i In public nr tinging, they produce Iho moil he-in-ii. 1 ilrtiuiu. lbeTrochrihtye t-erol thur euicacy Truaae. FJaalle Mocking, Ilelt, Huauen- one Hratri, ate. Larue and cnofe a,.-rtnit-iii at eKU.KY'n etiabii.huient, a Auu it,. New York, aud M1 Caetaui it., I'hilaCelplila. nr. Shi'i Catarrh Remedy. -IYW reward for aa lucurai le eaie. bold by druggists, ut by mall, CD eenis. ramnlilet fr. Agursaa ft. V I'lliUl'b. U. b., xTAJtmr.n. t.,,,!?0,,!T-:m''P,"-.n'..,h. KtT- nnebsch. K'M Th lp Hiolr to llaoctle IJlocli. lU'talH IihKliK-KL-'Kr. Ily the Itey. J. A. Searlei, Tno. ,iw'H ll-,lieltte Aim Mirla Slier. Srnf!ai (Alitf.It-ulLKy.-lly (he I!y. Iiaao Weecott, Ifli'aVI c?-'!!!Tr.fi,r"rto,'siinltlley. JfiM Ti,-lJ-1" u1.l5ATI!,,).-ly the Iter. Wm. C. foole, MaH J1l.',n,i2ich.to Aon Resting. 3 MM "f.kV,?.,r,r,'?.l.stliarlns lleney. j j.,r.,V.kS,r,riJ,LoHi;try'- I ll: HcidloWSl h JAfcl'K-OltAI ht, -tn Ihli rltv. bv the Ilev W. .V JtA W- C roole. m KLLLi -MOhKl.hll.-lly ibe Itev. John 1', McUnn. J-l.- cv. Tneodor Kelly to Hannah Morkler ct fill KA1 N-tlOONKY-Hr tn. Hev l)r. Ad. Iluebicb. V Joieth Kahn to Sarah llooney. "uen.cn, lcKK.NflF;-LKAI(Y.-lly me Rev. E. D. Mnrclir. 1 Jamei McKenzle to Johanna Uiry. "inrpny, 1 LdCOllKLY-.MAIHIKMIDLZ -Uylho Itev. Wm, C. 1 1 I vole, CI srl.s f.onrhrey to Caroline Mihrenhotr I i- HIL01tLAWSKV-LI-.VlltON.-ln Ibt. clly by tin fit Hev. Dr M. Mlrlitner, Wolf Mllorlawikr.of Cblcauu. Mil HI., to Amelia I.evlson.ot New rork. -"io"ko, 51 MAIIKItl-(HlAF.-Ur lb Itev. Dr. Hud. IMccxorck, V William Maden to llarbsrt Orar. n MKAHK-bUAN.-lly the Hev.lYm. U l'oo'e, Michael Ji Meade 10 Jane Kgao. J MULI.Kii-oiieJss.-nytheller, r.W. roehllngcr.Jo. f bann Muller to Ito'lna Ifrois. 1 NAt'MANS-willNMIiKll -rtr the Tier r.. Foch- ")f?'t Jonas Nauniaiin to Mis ncnnoldrr. xf, rAl-e.-FIIIMiMiAlii -In this City b the Iter. J. A'..f oeijeri cnarle l'pe to Catharine FHcdcch, both ol V. IHMiitnnrih. "f W. lieitfer lo lle-lwig Kiiie Kisold rj UblULKY-llct-olivlIijK -In this e tv. by the Itev. B, flcorget- Murplii.HmoibyO-ilslfy.ui I'lattfuia.L l Si to Mary MrUormlck. nr rw t oik. 1J1 HLK llllltr lllili lisr.lt -In Hill city, bv Alder- man li.nrr Wollman. Hniannel ilclchert to Sarah liruokner, both tif Wiliiani. liiirrn. t i:i)flllt ll-KLl III -In this clly. by the Ilev. J. i'J F. Dusrh. larl lloshicn.of l'utnant.Conn., to Wllhel- "1" lulun Klntn. of .New York. A l!iili N1 i:i:L-alltiil-an -lie the Ilev. Dr. DavW Jl' 1 Etiihnrn. aiiinet Hosensteei to ttebeeca Htrouio. til' 1 UIAAl-M HWiiMihMANN -ilylho llov F. A, ji1! roersi h. Jacobxeh .a l lo Louisa ttcnwendeiii.inn I j HI 1 Ko lluFr MANN I'y the Ilev. J. A. Focrach, !t Jae-oh totatliaitno HutTiuann. 1 Ira Mlt'inm-OIIKI-.N'.-In Long Island Cttv, liv tha lifi Ilev, Lf'mao'l D. Cooper, I111 James Miorur, of INcsr 1 1 York, 10 Loulit Maey Urern, uf Astoria. n, 1 nl-iail(lM-(HIKl.rt.-llr ibe Ilev v. Kellson Me- I Mckar. Iboinss npiigga to Msry Jane liretn. l it 1 MIDI- LIS8 -lO the Itev. Juuui W. lleycr, Win, 1 V, Bmi lt to Anna Marg Lints. t jr bt llhltTlX- UtjIVDl -lly the Hev. Jul tu W. Ocycr, I J,, 1 Charlea chertortn Perth Itntdt. Hi Hi I1.P.M HACUKI.DKIt. In liui city, bv the Iter. A. Hi K banford, f red- rick L. sines, ol lloookcn, N. J., to j;, Arvilla Haehel ler. of New Vo it. Vi I bUIMID I -Ithlits -lly the lto. Dr. Hud. Wlccrorct, 'e Yah mine fchtnlili to Hiraheth Htiai. tlr 1 t-t'llhi lilNU IIAIII WKIN -In thli cltv. by the J ft Itev. K. It I-oehiinger, Wm. bcherdlug, of ureenpolut, to Margaretta llartwoin J y BCIIUONHAKIlll -.McL'OllMICK -lly tha Itev. J.B. .a Pearles, Jteob II Sehoonmakcr to limb Mo ormlck. j A )(ii)li-.tLLbll.-ln thla city, bv In Iter J. Ilrnry Applcton, Aaron Henry Wood, of l'oundrldice, Well- enmer eonoty. to til rrineei diner, ot Harlem. I A v AHINU-SUTrilN -lly Ibe tier. J. K. bcarkl.Tfra. t Wai lug 10 Mary Ann f niton .ft i Kiil.INti-JAttiit.-U) the Her. C. Schmidt, Frsoi M Welling 10 Kllraueth Jacob. Jl VOIle-OK ItltA.NX.-lly the Hev. Thomaa S. rrc 1 t tnn.ltlchard Fraaerick Kelson Vurt to Julie Alphoa- sinedeliianx. 1 niroitVMK J XIEli -In tloitOD, Feb. 1, by Judge Ames. Fred. Wnv J; diaries Kiel fiom niluclmlaa Carollue Kiel. Cauie, .it de.eitton. I a. I HAThll.-In rtostnn, Feb. by Jadge Ames. Illtani a 1 i 1 Bates Irom Iisbelia I Dale. Cause, adultery. 1)1 EO. ,K nt'MKK.-On Frldiy, Feb. 10. Caroline H.. wU it 1 Hietiardll Durke, aced H ycara and j monlhi. I' 1 ha tetanies and friends of the family, also the mem- 1' bere.of bllcctla Lodge, No l-se. p. and A. St.. and mera- fi bers of the Iraierutir generally, are respectfully In- Ti tiled lo attend tne tauersl, trjtii her Into leildeoc. ,V 731 t att Win on bumisr, til 11 nut al 1 1', M. L I C I.KSIAN -On 1hurid..v, Feb. 9, of conumptlon, il Oroige ol-mio, 111 the M ear of hie age. It Ibe relstitee Mndtrtcnda ofthe lamtiy. also the mem- it ben of lb Jotiinetmi-a t'onrd Ca,o Makers 1'roteo- tlte A.toeiallon. are lesnecilniiy teqaeste I to attend t r 1 the lunera-. from li s iaie real leuce, r, lold numbtr) I j' Unlit it, between Naisan nnd tooiord IU., llrooklyn, X. I oubunuay, l-thiuii.. ut kl. I V 1 DK WITT c. YOUSO. rresldint. J P Wm A. Van ()apae eecr-iary. I U CUH'S -Al Saltcrvtiie. N J, on Thursdav. th till, t Ji at the residence or his crauiUallier, Tuotua Cili,ioa eli ot Ine Isle Win. Crip, aged Jl years. I lie, rrUllvrs ami friend. of Uie fsmllr are reipeet. ,41 fully Intlted to attend the funil. on sntmlny, the Hit I 1 loit., al 1 1'. M liuui lha Atclbodul LpUaropul Church pi' at liavonne. N. .1. 'jl DIX(iN.-on Tueidav, Teh. T, at her resilience, SSt Fouth 3-1 at., llrooklyu. L. p.. or eonsumniion, Mrs. 1 re Kllrabetn. wile of Warreu Dixon, aged 30 years, 11 1 Thr monitis and 1; daii. A Her hroihera in law. It. W.Woodmfl", (lco. ant Ilev- X antler Inxnn, un I w nt. llin.lrn.on. and tho relantoi iff, aud trie in. ol tae faiiu'y ai re.pt-ottmlr Isvilel 10 t- 4 17 tend Ilie funeral, on Mind y. Feb. It. Iroui the bouih ad ft 1 11. M. I., t burcli. al In f. tl. -Jf, llllll, ll liAprr, Olense eo'jr. 1 V hLY.-Ou Ihunday, Feb. Martha, wife of Willi- Tfi Lit. if 'fne relsllves tnd trltodiof the family are respect- fully iLvitotl 10 uiiend the luneialon ti uwiat utter- y noon, al t o'r oe-k, fiou St. Lnko'a Cntiich, Mudsou it., 4 onroelii Uiove. r n.WH.ANU.-im Thnraday.Fch. P, nittabeth rye, wlffof tVlilluni Havlland -J 'th r. -alites no meads are respectfully Invited t j) attend Ibe f-uietal. on buudar, at 1 1'. M.. Irom tier Ilia s usi 11, t. l.kti 1 il ,1. I lltodti in mo atenlut, of Thuriday.Feti D.Iiabella, a e-t tt dangiiier of Hubert and hli late ttir- l-.nln-l.a IL ',f lioi-g. il, Ihe inncral servlee will tt held st the lre.n)t.nsn 1 A Climrii. e iruer t-omh R I anu am its.. Ur lokli u. I. II.. kt on -un ay. r t b. 1 nw 1' )l. 1 nend. ol the family ro- f -I-M- tn u unit d 1 ail d. V III I. II On rno-.iaj-. r--h P. Mary Anne Star- fl.all. tieoted wite ol Jonn llu-hna. nt tiiolbe-rol V ll.-i.iy tv Hughe, of tins clly, 111 tne Sum year of her I s ago ft 1 KNinilT.-nn Friday, Feb. u. r.Hgabttli Knight, la it the nth year ol tier ag. V 'Ilu, tileuli 1 1 ibe lain ly are respectfully Intltea to C attend ihe innera', from tur late icaldcccc, laCaual it., l f on eiinday atternoou. al 1 o'clock. a Ml'LUi-AV-on lltaruay, eb S. artrr a short III tie 1. Annie, lisunntrr of Ihomas sud Uliuu Mulligan,- J, a.ei 4 year auii 13 days. r lliotieuoaut the lauilly are reipsctfiilly Invited lo v aiietd Ihe funeral, iroiu the ro.idsuec-o( per parents, I olOHiti t.. on Sstnrd 1), Ft'O. it. at 1 u'cl rk. ii 1'LSRMilON -lu Ilioeklin, l'es.8, Jame linker- ten, er In ihe tvi, year 01 his age. f 'Ine li.neral will lake plane trotlt the rs lenee of Ills I mn in-law. 11 Alien, ia) iVa.Inngtou a)., lliooslyn, -1 oni-itnrday lltlitit at 1. M. K -AltKHl.-Agnci June daugtitt-rof AmlrcwandM, it A. Turk, r. as- d 4 icara. ftniontlii. and Idats. Yf The Inne.ul will take p'aee fr iln SH Diti.lon it on fi Fun ta Feb, W, ut o'clock-. 1 V lit III It. em Tiiunduy, Fi h. 9. aftor a Unerring 111. i nets Domiclt-k llider. In the ii-tih yesrot hli age. Ibe rriante. aud Irleiida ot the tamlly an- Invited to f attet-n Ilie funeral, frniii I it ale rttlaence, -D Maugtn e V tt ou tiindar, the lfth lint at 1 I'. M. Illi:i"Ou Innrtday. Feb. Daac 0. Thorn, 8r 1 "1 In tlK- a-ih yr vi Uj age. V) 1 tic r laUt.siui-iiiloJio( thrfandlyarolatlledto s Attend ibo funeral, on buniiay I1.0 l.tti in.t i 1 1 M.. from li-s late rn,.dence, iuew uu imai j sguta st in 1.1 it I' It W.Mli-l: -on tn inn, :mt.. ifirr a ihorl lllneia, i H'iwi.i U.Uer.in 1.1 eoth ear of hti arc. t in i.-lNtitf-- nu 11 lende ot tne fuuly nre reipeet- v, fi.il, .11' in I iu uteet'l 111 lunera rnnii Ins lateii ts i dt-i.iii, 111 Wilt K.' 11 st.ou buoda). ihe Kill lust., al 1 f, 1'. II. It Itelfatt papers p!rae copy. V WAi:l.-eln inup-day, ten. 1871, Francli Ward, In the Mtn tear of hi. age a1 The reiattvt. and rrlendsof the fani'ly are respect- fii'ly Invited lu uiiend the lunci-ii. irom ibe rettdeaee y of hla mu-Iii law. Andrew Curry, I'ateison plaukroai), a t North Hi r ten, litniton r-iuntt. N.J .ua Saturday after 1 T 1100 Feu. 11. t-71, at 1 o'clock. 1 t Jfjltttol Sjotlttl. J S4.1II ltr,lV,lllll IF Till. INDIAN IIF.lt H i Den 1 Olt 1 ills 10 1I1 serine iti.ta-r and tell his pain i, i.n-11 itui-t-or ihe r eouipi.i.nu or iilui-11, witno-ii re ri'tiii; uu iu.oriuat.ou I10111 them. 01 n orro. s We tiKii b tlniiu. tiaie m ilrife tt I li 1 l .1,- nr the I i. .it II.,'! ttiii-i o t our hand, w e not t-r itiln, f Nor poi.ou men to cao ihelr paiu. Onr rather, whom all eoodness fill., 7 l'r.tl-lt- the ni in, to euroaii 111,1 I Hit il.upie heibt beueaiu onr feel, I I Wi ll used, relieve o-ai palua complete, 1 1 A ilmnte nerh, a ilmple flower, 1 i.uilatl irom the dewy leu J llie-u.lutll ipeak in toucning potter J ui change anu healta to thee. I No e-haree for ft nsullali tn or atlilce. iinie-v sil) liiuadwa, lirtween lStn and lllh 1(1 Ne. York. I JOIl.N llfli. DAVIIIMLN ,V CO.. NO. Ml liliOADWAV, tli'l-oslri! UIK MKl'lIOl'O- Ll TAN HOTLU NKiv VOIIK, i MAM'FArrCIIKItS OF a FII1I1 AND Ul.lll.L.MI I'HOOF SAKLS, Vault Doom, Irou hiiuit, ia and Iron vtork ol nil kin In t ltallroa.1 rht-e-K. l'adlawas. 4tC., euainellcd and plain Hollow and Htve Ware. "to'tiii: ittniANTTiiii,icM i tiih l lilted -line- n. I of M IIM I'cHl.ll t now at preil, i and will be al ail Hau l, e ,nr on TI'lI).'Y'. ll will ho grt-allv .'iper.or totno nreeo-lliir Isiu.i, an! ihean 1 weiciwcpl tinni innitaml-In hall ine day. All admit lliatnnini I'eter ha. the bcti inrnoiii or alt I'nmollo 1 papeii in th word. Look a-a ronr aud J11 Ut-ei 111- oa ly an.l lairlv for stnirtclt iiieaelioiii 10 laigei-agee. I'uh.'e-atl jIi oirie.-. T, 4 luul, am i .New Yuik 1 ArsK VOI ItflUOCI'.H I'd It ill TIKMNN'- I.M'Minv iiLI'INd. nil. ii' -r in 1 f, fm lliue,l i:,ONI.V tl,ll. ail Illl'l.-IMA at lbs HH FAIlt Ulr. AMedll a I Nell II' in 1MB lllll.l) l'l:N-s. JK FOMIY 's hsk jil ri rw, 1 i THU "ile-al" IMirllMI'l-'.r I FACTIUIV AFll l.l li'Mtl at', IAIIWAV I Ht'I'Tl" lti:.-llt. s.. N. M AH-ll,;tl Ka.tlllk I st ,u,W tear) l lleuie il cure -an aurciafr l prsc.it 1 1 n-lentitte uml rifci'tiial aapiuuet, f.,r all v ,1 gei ladies .tit. uilen by alnlfiil person, uf their own lex !J ""fllK TIII.F.IIO Itl'.F.IviTi' iTl.AIIK-Iha rhi-ipr.t ailverlulng medium lu the Uulteu btattat, f I Try II hLXLAI, HXIIAI rtl'ION. M Kend for pamphlet Drs, WLLL.S Kl 1 LI 1i Wsart I Sl.ist., .New lurk clly, L "oKVit'iA irTiiMivTNlTrT. -3 HlMMONHai 0 1.1 1 1 I I.UI i-.. SI AI.AIIAMA -Kxira 1 la to. '(I. F,-n 10.171. if,l 1!. a, aj. in. 71, id, 41, 10, '41. 4-1 SI, 11, Lv I'.tlll l tll-l la 1 No 10 l-i'b. 10, IHII. J 1 17. I. 7S. 37. ra, a, a. T al. 31. Jl. IH, t ,'l gltMDI'KV-Kltr.i i.i. Nn. IS'', l-rb. 10. Hli f V. :U, II, 4, SI. a. 44, U, tl, 1!. J. ib Rk.NT 'IRI -I.l,, No Cel. leb. 10, 11TL 3V. 43. 41 1'J. t), PI. i. C.I tl. U. 45, hi, M. rr're, eaiiie-1. inioriutiioti nirnnned, anu circular H cut lu above, aud alio Ibiyat Havana mi t net, j: Ilroadway. lit tullosif 'aiiVi 'MS tow. M Itl'lVAl HAVANA I.IITTKlTl. ill M rvtres pavti in void. Intormstion luniiiiiad. The iUkm h'glieit rates paid for doobtoom and all kladi et gel JaH savdsllrtsr. TAYLOIt I'll, lianker. iMMU JIWalUlM Saw Yerk. lH .Tl CITt ItKM'V. ltoyl Havana loilerr pnia laB raab.-tli Information iven 1 circular, tent. .1 M SlAll- nl TINEZ A CO..IV tt all il. box Siw York Ftw JtWkm Oter. I'-'ll rlffl

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THE SUN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1B71. IK i is. n ii i. in., .ml i JLfilWUtUL! BRIG II AM YOUNG EUCHRED. I wur. j.rit.v irno jiKAnnsn run Aticn jstvosTon of the l'LAiNa, I The History ef Ihe Walker Tlrethera-T'lgM- Inn llirlr War Irem Fuverlr la Opnlcnrc I -llnmnnl by tit Illgnltnrlrn of llir Hii 5 tannic Church, bnt Patronized br llir Hur. I ferlng People al Club. I MTMcondencotthBan. I 8alt I.ai.1 Citt, Jtn. 28. As (ha names of tlio m "sTalker brothers are uppermost In every mining. I tonTeMitlon tn the West, tnd as titer are sppuenlly destined to rink Willi the As ton, something of Ihclr f twist life tnr not be without tntereol to your rcsders. Fifteen or slttcen yoara ago they cra( to this city I from St, Louie, four good boys of English birth. I They wero eomoarntlcoly root when they came, I bnt saw afterward a greater poverty than the) bad I ever dreamed of. Kvcrybody was poor then, ezeept h ir.cn arotnd mi THRONg, and some of these bad no ureal thine to bout of. 1 The Walker brolheii nerer knew Idleness, and wllh B m aged mother dependent on them they went to work at anything. The eldeat, who la well kxown I In New York to day u a merchant of the first order, I lold mo how be worked with pick and spado on the I foundation of llrlfth.-im Young's house for the mil- trable pittance he conld draw from the "Tllhlm I Once," while his brolhera went barefooted to the I tafion for wood and brought It Into tho cliy for sale. I 111 of t'.ctn knew tlio ilrj; of Cult pov crty In Hi nrly da)s, anil theso were tiller dregs Indeed. B finally, I wool the brothers got a friend to loan thetn R It 60, which they Invested in notloni, and with a I borrowed basket thry D stiuvi out pkudlino, L These were livd times. Thousands o( people In n Utah nriii saw a dime, but Hied by trading labor, L and prodnctt. 1 The Walkers plodded on. They In lima became H llerki and were ensconced beulndtbo counter ol u "lll'l Nil. in," where everything was aot.l, irom a K aeedlo to a lariat, Tho United States army ezpedl If lion In '.17 and '&S was the deliverance of tlio paupte r from rags and Ijnnuy. The thinkers, among whom Is I were the Widker, sought business near Cimp Floyd, p 1 forty miles west of this ell), and here bet in their y lornlng pulnl. H TIIORQl'OII BlIXr..l UIV, r i they soon gi. Ine J 'ie cunlMenee of all who tad rcla r lions wllh them and bs-enme the lesdli.g merchants li Ilrulum Ii id lorblu lea the people to fraternize I: f with the artnr i but IN Wn'kera asked no pom. I? I' V '00' TbUwus lisrlu. wickedness, ard vm Ihelr p limn were ouVi.-lvi: to the tcry godly, llriinslono J awaited them In the nrthcr rrglona. The number L of I ho rchs-llions aoa-uirntt-d. and the Malkeis j, lound oxc. lb nt rouinanlnns, thoiuti Hey were thm U few. It was no fool's play l do anything no daring 1 as dlaoney counsel j but the Walkers like I the ei perlencc, an I to they ki;it mi innklm money The breakluz out of the rehe'Mon l'i 'ill took tn the troops, and the Walkers relumed to this cliy They built Ttir rixtsT sToat tur.x tx tiir nrr, i and tie tLiee rl.l.il commenced tn build their bome, wh.cli colt tlitin $4),U faclt. The Jlormon VHesthood was wrn'by the Derll ws proererlnx ls own. nnd II c Walkers were calnlnc an Intluenc to the cominuiiltr. They were kind to the poor, and liberal (o the laborer and me- cbanlc. These were to'l trails ot el aracter i the contract was str.klnK. The Tabernacle cotiKrrirniliitie. and the ward acmMUt bad tollmen to the warning aealnit the W.tlker brnthirs They were "dainnol terrible "damnwl," i and ctirrbodr who diilt with them was tn be t damned"" they were daniuej ..Ireadf" In the lan cnage of an anennt. These lorlnnate irenllemen CAN AriORD TO LAtHII NOW, tint the first ezpencncu was anythlnr out atrpeable. I when to denunciation wa added the unreilaln.y ul I bodily safity. They carried arms 'or tears, r lolred J to defend tln-mselies tottie bept of Ihelr anl.ltr J Twoyeais aico lhcdarke-t hmir had enme. Jtrl;- 1 am hid resolved t ftveie ont the Oentllea. Ills 1 eoOpcr-itlve Instltnllno was ortanlred, and the fsiliilul were lorMJdun ur.dtr threat of etrommnnl i cation front the ChtiiMi l bur from tlio Walkers I One of )our Inrsesl dty KOOIa hooses In Ne' York I aiUlsedtlie WaUera to chvc-lo yl'dd the eniet y 1 Cor ft moment they heellated. The eldest pur I KIAL LSTATS IN BflOPXLTN I lis mill I no East! Hk neat In tire went to the i I'acillf. ard ne thunjrht r folnir toCallform t, where 4 be could U nt pence and ri'spi'ded. It w.is their l critical m itntnt; but :rlt rnl np, and to the No York ntfr, hini s Itib" Walker replied. "Not 1 1 ir a hundre.1 and twenty five thousand dollars to p .ip Hi ilrdirat(-l that to tlio ilrui- (lc. He rviurnul lo Utah, ar.il eoeap fcnods was the j order id lie day. The Walkira kej t nn all Heir ft, clerk", reduced no iljrle ferved who came; but the nbinbir of si'tl irs email. Tl'uu p.ts?,l slowly nn I he T l'.. It w.14 a dreary wjlllr..- fur a chanKe: but It csom. Tlw rnschmir to Die pe, pl c not to buy Irom llmill and Lie display of chesp goods told on J tub co.Mrir.NCc; and poccen. A strujulo he l in tie wun' ol wlr.-e and cl.ll 1 dren and the teat h.tif; of tb m'-Jern Utbbrs erue I Su'tlt and uiiMn one wulil Ci.d th way to tl.n i bjck door if the store that ope fdd another, and i so U wi-nt ro'iti'l. tn imih end tuen wou d br I caunln and e-it oil '1 Irotr Ihi. t'lierplt, trnm t' ir.t. 1 f sr t lio'n I e i ii mid cons' r I to l:ie tender Mif J fetinns if Satim.' fur bu 'u dri coods snd pn. 'A cerles from Walkir llrolhiis. budd.-nly lh II' former tre i ui oil frim U i rt urcli. 'J Ihi Walker I! yise thriii fie uir of n lir.e etnptv slere snd in I that the. lull forth Willi c 1 'ut etitnuilscm. Tin ne- iniitimi nt men woic In iri i-l, and tnav broke Il.e li-ell 11 ev bitidbd c j.'.uslte ilealliiK and thl funny codi criillon i.iist arnic: 'Itiry trldinl tin Her, and ner went Irrn piaplu by scores and bnn drtds In deal wiih wlut unlet am the) pleesed. j The alker Mrn liera t iri i. ra' In npiurt of Ihe B Jltloiui. The lUtLim In turn was libcrnt to llmm. so r.rrT was Tiia ir.ASr.a HI', that at the htt f'onicren'c of tlio thu'cb here. In t Uciubrr, the stores of 1. 1 V alker llrolhcrs were KH so crowdi d thai tin ectiU no: euppb all the fieople j That n!d be a lirxon lo di'spitUm; tl"T.. l j tension ln yi nd whi'li emu break. .K iwnplr 1 base brokin anay lotp t ia navr Asln to be M 1 en'mred. f rre.it fn the reliction, together with the al'i-r-Ty ol imucs, llml ihe IVlkiT B JlriW" lust deuhled the site ol tl elr store i lo mcit li. dun nr. Is of Ibelr rreoUr ntrmei.ted K fcnslncst. IVnon illy, tny nte serf social. le and J arreeahe cenlliinen ti.'crilinily llbrral tn tie U f poor; but prnlubly tliet indts of rharrxter hare H I'ss to do uli II e roiuil..rlt nn the general alis- a i laeiion eipi-ii nct alsrinz ti e rreat wiulih pour I Ink' In uHin il.ein than Hie Intlnrllte salltfiTtlon tj lint e.cry oi e lie's at stu. t the Iritimph ol rnt B r They btcirdvl all and won. llrljlwni Ynunt may I fst lire tn ire Jlnb" Walker Ills Oorornor. a r clrsnxer thitinr have liorfi i" d. H i.ovis vrmivri -s ariwiinimr. The Wur I'orrrd I'pnc lllm -Mr ten Propnr. V rd for Ihi' lllsnsler-.lInc.llHboti'a I'ort liud. Bi luas nl the Itrxulr. BM Con e-iv.idrnceof Iki ;s;f unit (lattu i Kanoleon Im w at nn.v rale, lie had a sen eoufldint ezpecbi'lun II at he vk uld neier ree I'jiU K s;iin 11c l ad been urred Into w.tr by II-lom t who ousfintli Irlshlined him nllh tl.o buKhear ol 1 f tho vroxthof the Urpubliean party, nhlc.i lisii M! shown lisell so 'orinldablo st the time of the pldhn. cite. He iiic) hevn fried, en the oilier hand, by tli? f people ol I'ails, lion wli ru, ntr Klnic William bad repeated to llrncdelt'. at Urns the celehnted j word of Cau,.iioinc, the ri ervnllon of the Km K pire c ti'.i be biujtil only n' the i rl"n of yieidli. to their cries ot 'iU'irllnl" Thai Napo.eon u 1 o nulla pri'iare.1 for n disaster Is nbrlons r.nl only B Irom what l.e aatcld, t.ui Irom the preparations 1 and lie itrsnsemeiils ke made. Fiom I ho niouilis MB ofthosewiu'aw bin every day I heard Ihil id the uotilli ol ,Ialy l.r cirtsied hlaon moie lli.m hehad done in tus nl...le ol the el lid lllo. He Is bi.iieisd H lo baie taken turn to llio Ami) ol the llhine fr m a H dread of bemi: eensrated from him In nv treat dl-- H ulsr. It wis only when Hit cooinmul w.ioo lone- H 'I sr In lie Jluiperor's I nnds thut he paso up (so ht I it Mends do'hr-slMI e Idea of caillliii ths child wilh H. J bln.seir under actual fire. H, Thills cot too only rroof, howerer, of the Rot- I 4 peror't opinions r. to th results ol tho campnlxn H J ks wus then enttrluz upon When Ihe Tulieiles W had betn Invaded alter lb' rrcclamsllon of His Its J snb"c, li.e nt.-mco ol many lliluji knosn lo have Vll f been thi ro lormerly shOHnl what measurei had H bi-etitki-n Tut so ial'd Jewels of the I'ruisn ha I f r ill letp di posited In the II n o France, but not 1 1 yiniia lei e ol jewelry belnDKiiix personally to tli M" Kmpirss was lo he inn. Ihe li'npriss w. .up W. I posed 'o lave laken li awiv, bul then tl-e slutr f Pl'.le bd aboil:.app red. 'iho m unillrent fold P i tnd iltertibie ti ui pir.nled lo li e I'mpi-ioi Mt by tie "-ull m, I u zar A Ptunder, ar.d Hid hit. V!' l Kiypl wire cllgone The splendid cradle ol the HJ: I'UM- In pvrlal, riscnt'd I y the toxti of l. oik, IK? wasalonot to Id found '1 he nius.nfl.-nnt eoliei- i tlont ol triatuiesof ur; Inch Napoleon bad iin-u- Ll a miiUtnl ..l too I' l.iers jf St. Clool una I omiM.'n h l were a so no lunier In be seen All tliese had tie.i jKE removwl loiaax atu. Flout the very day when war U if had been i ti d. H'- ratlwjy stations of the Nor.l, jH', of ntra-h u-.-, ar.d if Orloirs (lor Halii) were H.' crainnied li;, i; .auir biwi bsarln away to va- i,1 rlous destiiii.ti u,,, ji, rs.inal properly o the UL Imiwrlal Isinily, .,nd one cannot help arnliiroaeie f 'i how tl H tnii no'h.nj; of this has found its way to I public nolii'e. I Wln-n JIarilial HacMtton arrived at Marseilles from Atrict, l.e decland to li.s wife that he consul I) 1 i re I l'ruii.'e as utteily lo.t. and llml lw took the Bi 1 eoinmvul of lis eorps w 1th i'ic heavy hcirl cd a ol- i, d -r w'. o Irr.ew thai bis fu'nro w.is ruined T in.e s If wh.ii.tt' of this onwriallon accbud MseM.lton H i- "I n.HjHitj,." When he nirive'l at 1'srli hn was Mt It lrlionr witi lie J.'inienr, nnd Ir i.klr KB. I'd I lion li. o i,ll(,n. The ici usailoi.s btcsme sun I i anoiifer, n iu u ii,ncnMit of Napoiron'a de patinie ..r mtv. di) lie rniiaequenc ol Ilia Wi i eo,"v I-'" 'I' -wa .,tti .,i,tn 0'r y lo ll.o Kiupi.r J '1'i'''i,''",1 1,'e 1 npress hwself did not appur V;i I ""1'a" '-"P "r idia. At tin firewell J XhTZ'au V "I" ''raVei wll'h the KC u''-iV! ,rt""dlers ds la flar.ie to WuL ft riil'n,bero'r- "'"tlaeablt, all, Vrlse 10 p: i I ttie I'.mperor nnd It wis on y when she aiw Ilia Wit music and bur-l linn lens At that u,i,n.,t 1 1 'i1,0' P 't'1 Kniwror's sliiUnt In lK J l"1' tt-roi.'. :-i and took Ida. he.sel to IU r 'llHa sUlilli oftU 1'alacoofbl. ClJud if no m novsBt And sr he la Van lloscnbera-li t-Tho yera In Nrsr York tlltr sh Trocar Ilogns llvorres-le there llemedy t la IAi Minor of nt Sun. Sim It eihauils tbe pallcnce of all propcr mlnded citizens to read from day to day Ihe varlons accounts of bogus divorce lulls and decrees con dueled am' obtained, In almost every In tsnce, where not oven a shadow of ground ezlited lor them, Tho cae of I.nclen I), Ihndolph. reported In your piper of (Saturday last, was truthfully stated by Jud;e Minor of the New Haven Court as ''the grossest fraud ever practised npon the Court In his knowledge of practice A man whose lawful wife Is s.nd to be In Virginia Induces another to assume Ids name, and 19 proceed to New Haven with a per jured witness calllnr. himself Himncl S. Wood, and Institute proccedinjs for a divorce acalnel an Inno cent party hundreds of miles away, woo reita In blissful Itnnrance of the fsct. Having no legal obstructions In tholr way, the Coutl, never for a moment dreaming of so open and bold a fraud being perpetrated upon It, mid no hesitation In granting the decree. Thui, by per jured fraud for the possession of a few worthiest dollars, two reckless scoundrels perpetrated an act for which nothing ilioit of Iho callows should be the penalty. Tboujti Mr. Palmer, the New Haven attorney, seems to have been grossly dec IteJ tn this mailer by acting for another, and a New York attorney, still, as a means of reaching Mm, wt trust list the Judge will carry out Ids order lo l'almer to fully Invcstljito bis case, toclesr Ids own skirls of the charge, and to report to the Court." Tho parties to this base fraud unquestionably Intended and expected that trtls proceeding would bo a secret one, hut the prvlng reporters made II otherwise, and through their light alone the lather of Han didph's new victim, a respectable resident of "New Jersey, dlscoveied the eusre li.lo which bis daugh ter ha I been drawn. I started wllh tlo Inquiry, Is there no 'remedy, an I who Is IIote I there terlalnly should be, ns tl was clearly slated to the Court that the petition came thrimjh one llotse,a poled divorce practitioner In New York Houso Is ccnalnlr no sltanger here.btlt Is constantly before the public In Just sum caie, without any ol Ihe lnjnred ones being seem Itigly willing; lo nrlnc him he'orelhe courts. Hence he is emboldened to continue blsnclarlons business, aad dally advertises himself whera be may be found for the purooso ol procuring divorces. It appears ulio bv Ihe proceedings lint Mr II. IV Ibrdman, of 81 Nassau street, connsellor rtdsw, married a s.ster of Ilaiidolidi's new victim, and waa liore the Court at New llaten lo Invesilcats the mstler. II is to be hoped, thrrefare. that aa Mr. Herdman's and House's ofllces are considerably less linn tine hundred feet apart, lis may at lsl h ive found some one who Is willing an 1 able lo de mand a legal einlanation of bis conduct. Tlio public will eip.-cl nothing less fro-n blra. As lo the othrr question, Mo Is Van Hoven berghf I will proceed lo answer. For this answer a necessity seems to etl't from an article In another portion of your same Issue (Saturday ilaati, enlllled Legal Wave that are Dark l'hls Mr. Van Hoven berglt (Martin makes his full na nel Is the son of a dec-asol nnd highly respected olnslrlan. lslely of this city, and for years connected wllh the (uaran tlue department. With lilenta whlcli mllhl hste secured him an honest living, and an honorable position at the bar, he waa not content bnt was constantly praclisltg the tricks width are asin bringing blin Into notice before the public, Mi., prulesting to obtain divorces for par lies and then furnishing them wICi spurious dr. reel of divorce and obtaining their money therefor. After a long run, he flnallv met with tho-e who pur sued him to Ida dsn and had him arrested and In dieted lo escape the consequences oi which lie fled lheclt),and has Iwen out of sight for aome years for the cilA'stroiHl. Whether Ins victims aro dead, or or what has emboldened blra lo return wllh the Indictment stilt on te.'Ord against him, and boldly to advertlae himself In the same line ot business, H la Impossible to sar, and Is only another Instance ol timer, wing fact that boldness In crime mikes a man a l.ero Instead of a villain. Wld not our staid and tearless District Attorney (lone before whose ap lioliilmetit Ihe Indictment wis lonndi call upon Mr Vandervoort lo take It irom bis Oles tin I ssrerlstn If witnesses do not yet ezlsl who will enable hi in lo bring tbli open dener of public morals lo a reckon ing t f The TruerVrret or Ihe Ureal Tnuuel War. To tht AMUor of Iht Xun. Sir: I rciido in .South Orange, N, J. j nm a commuter on the Delaware, Lackawanna and West ern lfallroad, and read Tux Hun. There Is so much truth In Jsy (Jould's letters published In this morning's Issue, thai I thought a fuw additional facia on tic subject would not be oat of place at present. Almost dally I take the South Orange Rspresa" at i SO I'. M.. on tho 1) L. nnd W. H It., and almost dsl.y am delayed at the entrance of tie tunnel from fire lo llditr five minutes. In addition to Ihe deteri llona almost Inseparable Irom thai most miserable llohcken lerry. Usually, cn arriving al Hie tunnel we Ond there the freight train on Ihe Delawatc, Lackawanna and Western llutlroad spoken id b) J.iy UoulJ this passes through, nnd. ns l am loll no tram on tale road ran enter when the Krle train Is di.e wllhln five minutes, we lc.n our right nf w.iy. and nre oh ired tn wall li.di-Unm ly Yesterday we wailed twenty minutes, an 1 a f"W days unre al out thlrlt ilrhi, when, If It bed not tern for II e above freight train, the dnay would have been less than fiv,i Rren an empty irnl train, on n bnnch of tbe Krie llallrosd, arriving at the lunnil while we wall, pro ced"s us In iis.ng through. As Jay tlould aats. the Delaware. Lacaawanha and Western Kallroad seem tent on making the patrons of Ihelr road as uncomfortable as poseihie," dse why start that Ireliht train durli g tl o helrht ol the passenger tral dr. knowing almost to a cenalntt passen;er trains will he delayed thereof. Hupo"e there t!ir hundred pissenters. thai they wall a twem minules per day; "'ml. a total loss equ'valetit to tv.c'i. s.. a half day of eight hours lues Is '.u r.tt robbing people of their llm. ryps -r .:.tir monej I J0SIA1I (Jt'INCY, M narclay street. I.pnplns lit Irons from n Train In .tlot.on. I'lia.MirLriiu, Kcb. 10. 1'iirlc Harris, is ho was arrrsted at I'lttshursh, and transferred yealerdsy mr.ri.llis to l'hllsdelphia offlcors to be brought to lids city on a e"iarrfn of khoollnj a policeman. seined lids mornlni by junipmi! fr' ta a railway train in ripid million onu mlio wral ol P.u.ll, The leap wus a frightful on, and tho prisoner was handcuffed whim ho perlormed II. The train was mopped, and seatcli was ttndu lor Iho lugllire, but no Ir ices of him had bejn discolored. Sn.initbtma!f0. ltTII'K I t I, l-l.tlWIlU-s.-lVanted IminfdT v.ain.i,. ,.ik on ail kl.nl. of n .werst also. f: uil l.r.. o r. u dy wor, nnrl hlgnrst waits will e pad. i-vrt' Hsinruav. Ap.l) atsn. lk, and Ml litoyiinay, euirnmii to work-iooin, al Mercer si top "t ItTlVlt'iriTri.lMVV.KKr-Ihe hifiH.Tr7rIc7 l and steady einoiniriiini situ lo l-oo'I hranrhrra A., ,v to i Jl'l', llll l)fcN 4, cn., lay ltroome i il i.i.r eii-t ol llroalwav. A "Tl I'K'I A I, Bowers-WaniHrteri Bo..dTTr7ncn7 era i also ibiwer makers l-ikiiI wagis and sieadr emidiniusiit. C h. llAi.lirtlat'it.rAi lirosdwar. A ItTII'll'IAI, I'l.OM I'.ltS OoodlTady haul! no s't rst" flowers i best wagri. W Tiri'fl'lT'lAiriMvTTiniiakVrlai;.! branch i tis will ilnd sp-aily work al 11) Wonsler il. nll(IKI'Ol.llril(,srirer,npd vlrl to learn loTdliiir r iliiig mum i.r. inquire at )U Pearl it. 1(s. AX MMNMWtrs ahted o-i dry'lramei. aIT Ply lo J. (lliliKUKV.Kiriprucoit. C 111 I.S lo fit ealiera and iboci ouly good hanru XX wantod Mlloldst. AIIIIIL'IIK. I I IK. Mevfaitbsnds on n-nv itiiVis. 7; h. MU.II Atlsnlic meam l.aun Iry, 13 an 1 11 lit it. IltONKIISs on U'lips' ttnilerLiriiienl"wsntcd br' ANIilll'NJllliilll.:in.mi.on. 'nKa IAIIIKM-Weed nnd Whseior ft Wilton Kciflng j Marh'nes sold on Iniialiiiienis, psrshie in oi k at home MJlVYUIIK MACIIlSf; bTMUIUNU CO., IS in.'cczerst, Oi'h It ATI) It H wantTdircTolh hilsTnrTupZ Oul caper eneed h. iids pee l apply in IL MJ.II.VKIIIIAN, V tiroadaav OI'KII t'l'dllMonladlfi'unrli-rrfarmenlsoii iVncTp ei 6 tlilson s n.ail.liiri wanted hy ANDlll.H llliOIIIKItiS, 55 Hudson it. fjto" IIOOIll'IH.IIKfl-s-Wiui,-,! "liperleaeed I lolucrs ou psiuiiiiLt urk. srj Lmcrtv t. KIAN.Mtll K I,Y. VANTKI-A girl IJ vennTof ago lo asaisi In a sv wl oil He n llhni r stoic mif-nerill Hind liisnvi ina. oi.pi.it.n iii.-nni l.e i;. sen lo learn the Imsinrss a I. c.i, in pic, rie.l uh itta tl.-.-. will. Ik i i..h, ii: ai. pIll.lASi., LII.II'MA.S i LlllKWODll. Hllo.Vard ,t up fct.l.p. WASTI.II Al I .u i.iw w. l tide sTiiii" Ina. iiiiie I I sum.., ladies si. iii-s re goo I work ul huh prlrei for nrn class lii; mneh ni s: liKiriii'iii.n tree open evinlnga. nJWli av hiunium iiMh nn i rriih in. VA NTKII Ciria to learn on tin llieei i.i.nelea-, link iiioiion.li.e-slilchscwiiitiiiaeliliie Macniuis sold ou InsialHucnti or t.ik. u in ivintiil. I'lM.I.AMl A IIIIAY. m id ay. VANfi:il-. fo-riclasi T)eo(.ullf inukcrTalToT 11 ten,v hands arciitnnid lo how and lie wor I no olhria need apply, a into St.. luuitli llonr. JWINSIIN.J IICKI-.ll A CO. W A.NTI'.ll-HiM'rlcncert operalnrs on Whre'er SI Wilson, and Wtl. eo a. llialil's sewnr iiiso.inii:s c n lidius' undergirinents i also two tailors, tios.no pi. .m i Mi.uuurnuy.Jlli Canal si., up sl.ilri. V A .NTI'.D-hls prrssers fur lace rullari ami g rls VI 1 1 p.n, ulio. good operstors io use oiii woikt re- f r nee tequ.iod. Apply In ASIIKU 4 HbllLlLil. 45 tvamrrsl V A M'Kli-Olrls lo niako"7raper Liaes. II A. WI'I.NM'H'S riper lloz Mauufclory, (N Warren it, W'TKll-A rrspecia'i'e womai as rook i sfis s i must iiiidnrtUii.l her l.u-liinii nnd a girt lor Chsnihei work i ,j vv'averley place, ucar Wl t. 9" I'lllST.Cl.tHM new sl.lrt Irnners. 1 tody Aiisi sisrclier. snd i hoinni atarchrr warned on Une work, paid il.e u,Bl.,-.i price every Ssliirdsy t In ihe American Uuuary, -Mat il bctwrea tutn and litis I F VOLK. I 0(1 ANIISA. operators on Brsewlug inschlae, lLMV-va."i"lkr.'.cVorrV','uc co,u- -nrH. rarifA--irmiIi. t A -I11HHI5HT riMCJKH.-Work given onttrt 1Y ray for sewing maentnes nr Instsimenu i Instruc tion free. IILaKU A I'O.S V, 139 8lb St., between Uroad way and tth av. A-l.AllIKM-At l,TRaslih St., we have Plenty a ol good work lopir for lewim mschlnrs on easy payments, by week or month lai.ractlon tire t open evenings, -A.-A.l,AIIKr7ito I" 1" Kast SHIilt. and gita irwing mirhlne, and pay lor P. in k-ood won at home. Instructions tree t open evenings. A-f.AllIKH, at Ml llowerT voo "can get first- Class rewin-r machines by monthly paym-nts In work at ho-nei Inilructlon fiee. inXlMiKIKNI Kiroperalors. with tholr own ma J!i chines, ou ladies' suits. IM Montoe St., front ba-o-ment. t?l ltMT"('l,A"rs straw aod Xnapol.ian sewers I none bin ez,t.-rienced hands need apply, to HALCll. Pltlt. K 4 CO.. 110 fullon si., ilr-oalyn. IMKrsT-l I, AS operators on turning coals In snd 'out of the house. 97 North lib St., Wililainshnrgh. OPKitATOItS aceaitomed to nne terklng OT A machine) wanted al LOUD A TAVLOQ'8, cor ner (liand and Chrystle sta OPKIt ATOItrs on WUIeofs machines t bst wsges tn good hsndial II. V IlOllKUTa'd, ill llroadway, up Hairs. OI'HIl ATlTlt-A ssnt'ed tmmsdistelr nn braiding mschlnes, L. IIIIVFllun A CO ,5 and Jlhomas st. Ol'KltATOIlH wsnted on list and eip coiers. LIMlll'It(ll.lt llltOsMH.Mcrcer sL U'ATIilir'.ll.b IIA.NIIM want'd at Ihe Kmniro v i Hair works, icsnsli to llieold bands or this shop the old irleei will lie paid. V A NTKII -A too I girl Indo general houaea or k vl In a small family a Protestant preferred. Call al NoIM Kast nth it., near 3d av. V ANTF.D-Kiperlenced he-idYto make Imitation v 1 hair wstcrfa Is belt pilcri paid and steady work. l Warreh ii., up stairs. AVANTKII-i'lnnersfor lece goods, at JI It. W IWIIIKIirsy. 77 llroadway. up alalia. VANTF.I)-sii envelope hand witer al J i rilKlil.K A CU.'B, ai and Ml Franklla it. V ANTKIt An crrnnd sirl or apprentice. Apply tt to II. PLNOIIO.V, hail Ulli al. WANTKII-A Orrinsn girt liyesrsof aie to take Tl care of two children. Call at iio Weil aim it. WANTllll-Oirla for sirlppntlnhsccsTad pack- II Ing at ins tobacco factory al 3M l'eiri st AV'ANTKII Mlood whito shin operators, to"VoVk IT in the premises. Apply at 'ii Hi v.. JJlanlt!) Blalty, All! I'Oll POtllt I'A.llII.II'M.-l'oor hutwor iny tsinities deal tng to I'lnlsrat, to lhn .s ern Plates, will he assisted br the Nrw t ork Children's Aid Hcriety In reaming their destination Call nt i ho onice. 19 Kast ih st. t-elweea the hou.e of 9 and It. lo-tiav. AYOIIM1 man or bny wanted, to cut ineallrnth ers tir ttyti.o a Wlillanisnarg't A HAMiKIIS. T)I1.ihh Vii'K m.tllKKss waiTtedi 'rTonebul A J Dtat-elasa worainro i.ted ani ly lor a insnuiaclory lulhe cst, Appi) to AIAYO,! A. LANK, 11, Walker st.. city. HOV wsnled, ebon Dor IS years of age, In a tailor's store, one livine with his parents, and having some Koowtoden of Ihe buslutss tircftrrcd. Address a note to I All.oll. boz Ul. bun oflliis. 10 wanted In a taw oruee. Inquire at Jd, liroau J way, room 12, a ter 10 o'tleCA w-day falurilar). BOY wanted In a spies fseiory An-dy al 131 Allan lie il.. t.l dor hi low Clinton el., Itrosklvn. RAT rtUte.Wan7odriroSAm r brr makers, at DU.NLAf A CU.'S, iX Itmadway 1"KTIIOI.K).s.l IIKK1NF.II W A NTI'.O.-SlnsT be a gooa engineer, soeer, tudnsirissuB, aud well re commended. WOOniU'FF A IWUSTON-.m Val.leolsae 1OltTF.it wanlel-one who nnitsntsn-li packing ,1 papor hangings preferred, Anpir al II. L. bOLO. HON A Msa; 111 tlcreer si anrr It A. M. 1I.I' .11 III Nil, -A young nianlnrfn InbtMw. Apply us W. II. lihvrAlt. tas lh sr. IJAI'KTt Itlll.l.UH wanted al IM vtlHat.ist. As sociation men need not apply. SIl.VKItMIUTIIH wanted, also, a tiielal luruerT good workmen ouly neei apply. TIFFAS v A CO M Prlnrest. WANTKII-Vo-ing men for stores, porl'rs lor waiehou-ei, hotels, also, cotchmen. glooms, waltermen. stthiemen. tarmen ai.,1 gardeners pros i del with escelleol sltnstloea bv aoel. lag lo Mr MAS NINII.U Couri il., Urooklyu, opposite Cliy Hall, tin day aod Monday. WANTKll-A flrstclass bodymakeron light and sv deavr workt good wages and steads J..I- if a,tit edtnonebutgoodworknivBnecdapr.lv W 11 MKUUV A eONS. Carriage lactorr. Halu at .liait Newark .1. W A.NTF.II lrarnedlsici7-A lorrnian In lake charge TT of a neavy rock cult none bal o&s shi tniroi4rn lynndersUPds Ihe builuji. need snair io,lt)l!i ivaii IlKN, rest estate broker. IS New Chaaiuors si. V ANTKII-A innai man who has Idler fan reads sv niunev, to lak-the ag. ncy for lniUdipt.ia lorn valuable article paynu good prodl. Ad.lre-s A. F. boz 1.7. Bnn ofllec. WANTKO-Anezpetlencrd person lo superintend vT tna inann'aciurs or ii.iiiaiion Pair gooas irom Ihread. AI.HIKU HULK'S WOOD A CO.. ai Canal st V A NTKI1-A nrsl-clsns brass mou'd.r t mnst PeT TT clan worknia-i or small work. Addrrss tvr s davs. MOCI.UKIt, boz 111, Sin otllce. VVT ANTKII -A tioy or )..ung man lo sol ter sptee T T I nirs steady work lh- rear round Adrdsss IV. II. 1 AKKI'.lt. Irov. New Yolk. V ANTIIK A sioul hoy ns 1 1-1. s prler sn 1 lo ship TT goods, mu-t wrie lgitly. Aniwer by letter, C A CO.. boz UJ,Hiin otrtce; W ANTllll A tinsmith, one eccusluoieu lo ro-.nni; TT end gsi nillag. 1- J. ItAFIIlll. Oakland av.. Hay onnr. .V J. VANTKO A voting man. Amerloin pre'erre I, as T I cle.L lu srueo.y s or.-. Alarms U ,31s it tud Itreet. YV A NTKII- l-s-l I ir tver n.ne bnl n sober steady Tv etpert need apidt at at tin-aiowa. haein -nt. W ANTKII-A i.os, who ui worked al the larpon T I ler s iraCe. st in I: -.vir. ti V A.NTI'.II b 'y to tend a lunch ooanicr corn;, si liuanc aud Moslilnglan sis. VANTi:i)-A good fireman tr'cih-.r, il Jl dd sTT vl near liww.'iv. u5iiuJ dinut. AI.IIII'OII slorsforsale chean In Willlamsburgh. At ptr at 1W Intliion av nrar Sin it. A tsTOVF. STOiilTaud fluiirM foiTi iaie7Vah Irair. iSJ Itn nv. lirTCIIKIt HHOl'lof'sae In Jeisev City In I quire at ui Mori in il. (1Ar"ll wnnlrd, In any su.n Irom 1 :0 to Tvon, tn aT siri in mm Iralionnf a sine payinj; novel, b, ,1 tinmiishrd f rencn autle.r. Prompt return ol nnnei psl.wlth linnisnae proofs, guarauteed. llighsit rerir encrs. Inrlunii e those won have botigki shaies Ad oress l"i;iiLISIll.ll. boz 3.133. New Yor i'osi omce. nlllTu xTOIIK for sale In Jersey ViiyfnaMTa c od trsoet cnlraliy loctted. AdJie-s II. boz l.ii, miii ofllce I .'Oil pl.t 1,1! chesn-lhe nzlnres and leasa o! a fine l located liquor store i tw rent, long lets; wit be sold low. Apply nt KISsTKIVrf Agency. nh av 1,silltH,,i:, tuo-A manufaeiurl Pusiuen lo 'llr'Oklrni horfc, waion, stock, fliture-. and e-ii.t will, AnrtressMAN!FAl'l I'llLII, boz HISiin oitlre. 1,'lllt MA I, I,-The ilocg and flsturosof nno'doi latillshdii ruiif.K'tlnnerv and tiy store. Aptdy ot No. JITu 1 1 av between 111.1 anl train si.. I, OK rsAI.K chenp-Candy and tov store, dot u7"e7 good l.u nn-- a. Wanted, a competent can Jy uiaksr. aljow wages uttm. av. IjiOll SI.F.-A niilrhviT" halcii rTs ihop; good" cash Iraipj on ner leaving cily 130 Kii'llUsi. I.sOllSAI.IC- The Icais an l flzlunrof a Arst-clau 'taken tnliirgalii Inqulro al 791 Hh av. ONK (d the best patents tn trio United St ilea ill Vute tiivetliiirni 1 hose deslilng (urlii-r lulorpi alion. Please call and examine the artlols at iiruailH ay, room t, from ID to I o'clock, nu.-lui; Iho wejk. IJAUTMlll wniiied.-Aboiit IIASi will bin Mt Inter at in an old estab.nui-1 inechan oil misIiipm a sarc huiinriui and gooii protlti. Apply lo h I'AS M AN carver, 131 IIslc St., between Weikinglun aad West Hi A II TN Kti WAN nU.-io.uu"'tVl(Mlxl csih I capi al r.siulrod i ousim-ss established, pleas-ini and c.'Xf.':'.'!l''r' Ad lrr.s WOOII'3 HOll BKIIOI.II MA IIAZIMI, l;tvburg, H. Y. JyltOl'lTAIII.li Inreslment -A long esinilltned" fanoy eo h-'s tnmneas. m thi- bust loeauoii on llros t. way. ullh lease and chesp rent, can be bo'tglit at a bar geiti AildriM INVKsI'Mhri r, Iwz l.u, nun oitlee fT'O l.l'.TIn Cnlwell's ilirkct, III6U1 av.,nrar niu JL st the beil ntted up flit, and oyster Hand In the Cliy 1 Ice hoses, scale., snd ev"ryihing co.nprcU rci-t reaionablu, Apply at the market. Mil. J. uviink CO.. Proprietors. 'I'll I'll, Il IMCIYKHN. Kiliniales' nsjnlei for i I lob ol pile nmiug. Call on wotk. corner of isliii st. an.lSdav. WM. II. MlOAIUIIY. iini lll.TI'IIF.IIH.-Ahandioinebutchor shop lor I liile SO IllVlngloo St. W A NTKII A partner In a meat and "brimslon T 1 iiore 1 ownrr c itinot atten I atone. Apply wllhln three days altuaiv 3d ar V A NTKII An czperlenced icroli lawier. Apply IT auioiijisrrr. Hinncnl Jnsirumtina, 500 p?'ii4Nh"AU" OU(ANS AMI .Ti'kI.O.' !M M ANIIAl'tll OIKIANfl ANIt Mi:i.(llKO.a. IKfl PI N.1AIUI 0..1IANA AMI Ml.l.llllFOSs auihlAs.IAIIII III10ASS AMI MIU.ODI.OND, to relit, aud aold on Installments, Al Kit IIIIIIMIIVAV, AT Ml IIIIIIUIWS.Y, AT Wt llllOAIIll AY, between tills and 1 II is sis, fiom 3 to to doMara pet moulh.and the same applied instants lbs purchase: I'i;i.OUliI., I'KLI'il.N A t (i.liiulact'i"rl. IT trj.1-Hiaulirul tdanotoi Te, every linproyo 1Y menl 1 great nargsin. J. IIHIDLK, 1H Amlly St., nearIlroadway. HAIIIlAIN-le'i Ihsn Iff. will purchase roiwood sesen .wlave planoturte, stool anl oover, vnryed csrr and lens, luur round come a, S3 Third at. MAIJMI'U'KNTI-ociaioplsiwT, ffn t grearsacrl Pcu. .1AM ll I.OIIHON, 196 llleecker sl.,jiear JUacdougal 1)1 A. MIS, inelodi'nin. and organs, of tiewand moaT bi-uutliin siyii-s, of ilitrrrrni makers, ni lower pr ies for casn or inonihly lustallm mis, or for rem. at WArhllS'n, 1.-1 llroadway, than can be round Viae wliere. SSiliintions CTniiub. A IMII.OUieil I.AI)rwlihesTo lake work home! aiiih ip. uissliig ahiris.drswers, coarieworg, Ao 4c, Py W A IV. machine, al 1W rhi.mpa.m tt Vearr ANN I.U.S. IlKMlV. fJIoob mib (Soul KV,,.JA,r IIIIXKrS-rhespf.r kindling" wood, aV nPiorncrUeadea4idOreonwlck.sU.,oi WVsshinL-- rfinamiiil v ....1 IN CONNKlllION YVITI1 TirnVlOUbB 01' jay cookr, Mcculloch a co., 41 LOMIIAtlt) ST., LOMDOM, wepnrchise and sell SIEKLLNU liXCIlANOK, Isaoa COMMKHCIAt. CllKDITS AND CIltCULAIt LRTTF.113 F01I TIlAVflLLLIlS. AeilliMsin All lirltcfth Iforll, KXIiCUTH OltUKIIS IN BhCUIHTHH, make CADI.K TRANdrKltS OF MONKY, and transact any business pertaining to aa American Hanking llouio In London. We receive deposlli of coin and enrreney, allowing Interest, and checks upon us ara paid tarongb the Clearing House, jay roonp. a co. I- JL J ifaibtnts. MnitKAHIIKKIl'M OFFICE. 8r. J08KPH ANI) DKNVKH CITY IIA1L1I0AI) COMPAMT. Br. Joszrn. Mo.. January tt, ill. The Interest and Conpoai duo February II, 1811, on tho First Morlgago Kltht Per Cent. 01 per cent,) Oold Honda ol the Rt. Joseph and Denver City llallroad Com. pauy will ho rsld al the ofllce of the Farmrra' Loan and Trnst Company, In Ihe city of New York, upon presentation and application, on and after that dale, ftee of Oovernmeal 1 az. THOMAS R. T00TLR, Tressnrer, niurantt. rilriltTY.NINTII IIIYIIIKNIl.-'wAtTHIir' L IO.S INHIfllANCK CoMPAmY, Ili llaOADWAV, Maw Ynat, Feb. 8, K.I -I'nsn Canilal, I IW.uOO i Caih Assets, Pen 1. is;i, timflv A Dlfldeul or (71 ShVftN l'P.n CKXT. Is this day declared, pay able .ti demand, In Caen, to fttockh tidors. A so, an INTKllKSr IIIVJ1SP.NI of MX IT.lt CIIST. on oulslandlng Hcrla, l ayablo lit of April, In lAPIt Also, a SCItlP IIIVIDKNI) of (SO) FIFTY PKH CI. NT on tae esrne-l premiums of I olicles entitled to patllcipate In the proms for the year enotng mil of Jsnuaty, ls;i. rno hr n will be ready for delivery on anl afts-r the III of April licit. Urty percent, of the Kcnp of 11 will he redeemed on the lit of April nezt, from which dale tnlcrest thereon will ceaso. WM. K L0TI1U0P, Secretary. l.STN't INHHII VncTk riMII'ANV OF NKW Jl 1 VllllK -The a .nual election for Directors of Hill I unioanv will li held al lieiromre. 17) Broadway, on U'eiinesdty, 13th mil. Polls opon from II M. to I o'clock P.M. O. 8 IIOUKItT, Feb. C. IHI. wcrctarr. VI'Flf'F. NT F. 1 1 1 1 N I "Vl It I! I NhliTrA NIK f CO Illroauasy, New tors, reli.a. Mil. Ihe II isrd of Directors have I in dardeciaiod a setat anaaal uividend of live per cent., Ireeol taz. payab.e on aud alter the 1SII. In-l AVDIIKW I, BOVLAIID. Kecrelary. n'),n9J nii"S. JUHTUAIs IIF.NKIMT SAVINIW HANK. BUN IltJH.DINII. is") NASSAU 8T.. OI'I'OSIIK CITT HALL, til.W YOIIK. okk ihsu.sb will nrniti an axii ht. I.NIKltllST COMMKNthls KVKttV MONTH. 7VJOHTII II I VRIl'fSA'tT'Mlrril N K. Is Corner ol H'liin v und West 1 mrly lourth St. 1NTLUKST l'OMMKNi-1-..-s the HIUI' day of each aionlh SIX I'KU CK1T IMKIIUMT PAID. HANK open dailr from 10 A M. to 3 P. M.t alio nn Monday, Vrdbesdsy, aad galurday ciealngi, Irom 6lo JOHN lloorKII, Pres. Jsvss o. iissinktt. Hoc 5tnl tSslntt. HV.IAMKsaai HI I I.I.IIU. oin-e W i'lnr .1 On tussdsy. ivn it. at llo' cP-ck. nl the hschange Paiesionni. Ill Iironlway, py and uudcr the direction oi the ezecutors or JOHN KPtllt, deceased, Nos. stk.ua nndSKat 4)ihsi.. the (two story ana basiucnl brick hnuio, tiween 1st anl J l a is. Nr. ai. 311, 313, 13.311, and JI9 Kast Oin si. Tbe tlhreetnrv una be enieni brown stons trout houses, Jo. tt Kullim si. Tne store ISin si. Ihe 3 four story brown stone houses on the nnth tide of iatk st commencing Dleoteailo( 6m av Itooierard. 'Ihrnewan.1 elecant Ohio stene store on the south west cireer of Franklin st. and Wet llroadway Kiztv percent, may remain on hood and mortgage 8 err. runs. Maps and i-erlleutari at the ofDcs. HI'.ltlllA tJITV PltOI'F.Ul'Yl-KOIl HAI.lt! six tou nn Jrwett road. Hergen city, N. J-: a fine sillaslle. Far tes uis, A s IdrcM. I. W I.N(II.ANI). 3nn oBrs. TllAS.'BlellAK'ss'onice," trrounl no.ir", 70 Cedar 'it cornerot Nassan.conspieuon and convenleat. Properly al fair prices rssttir disposed oL I tilt ss. 1,IV1 r.e ehest-l hiiise In llronklyn, a lwo-lory- and Prick lissei,n-nt honse imt In Poii-,-. S Ifih si n ar ih nv,bouth llrookli.u ouiy 31 Ion cash, balance every throe nionlhi. Apply on premises. Price H.l". l.sill IT VAII.T1h.-l or iale. S,. I1.M.W. llTlM. J' l.'ai. aim arres. trom upt soveral hanosomc places near depots, at t argains. C II OI.IVKII. 7 Ilarkman st. or ?fnti uiu) lo Stt. fj'0 l.l'.T-LAISOi: UARKMFNT, wllh Immediate .,...e.,i-,r, a fine, large, airy bi-emenr, iieam healed ICC Nosiiuii., In tne Sun Dul.dlng. For teuns stvir a' Tin: sus Pi,ui.icA'io:.(.s:Ti.i:. TO I.KA.ssi: fnra l- -,3) Intt" an I good 1 rous.. stilt ilf' .e-,wi-r II 11. opnoifo R al.p'li st N Y o i IIP" s';.i 1, a n t.utl -i.lmr hor-- oils. S2l. .am to P't.rl) -see iu I st ft-i ry, sullaiild lor a CarJuuer, Qurht.or t.ublie ir.len A'tirps, II IV. lihAlt, 1M Jiarcisy it. flit) ll;T or lease 1-slory brlrtc budding on tne 1 north.vnst enmsr of um nv. nnd .'lib it t also irame Imildinir, t.,rt..wost corimr ot liih av. and alii -1 At id al 391 IVashinilon it., Polwoeu Ihe hour, of 19 A. tl. and P at t II ANDSOHBtslnrv ami baaemrul llrli-': liouscT 'a wilh eztendoti. Hroousi gas, water, marn.e nia-i tela, t u ner a cooj locilion, coavenleni in funics; onl) yl ."si t tenur easy. J. M. Olit'ON.n Montgomery tl Jersey city. VN K A T -'-story sn1 cellar house 19) fo Tirol, stor art H looms i nlco location i ouly fJ,MXi only fSOO cisti wantd. I.ilanc-on inirUs.e J 0!li.siiN.Moutonijryl., JerieyCty. Al'llll ITV H-story Pric baremrnt rolisge. b looms, svlth ,ot. nice tirlghborhuod, near (crricsi oiii) ;fti eai lernw. J l. tilliKUN.i; Montgomery it .Jersey Cliy. A HOI s: for sale, with lease ot lot. amiable. for milkman, carman or ezpt -ssma-t i has rontn fos r, horses wilt lace li drlri in I lie yard. Ml West Sid St., bi ll, rui K li and Dili ayi. HAKKKY and stnrs n a7 .aTiic iv rtitnnei) Nassau si Urooklrn will e-unllsh,t.t for Ihs list l cm y )ein. ApeiytoD. O'lO.SOII, tl Wcsl Ulh it. Now fora. L'AC I'O II Y TO I,KAMT-Tlirre sloryand" basc I treni brick b.itldiin;, in Hnulh &ln st new I'mon av lironkivn. H, D.-unlne?) horse ,,owjr Apply lo M till IN UASisKII,Ullrce.lleail. MA ST P t CTl.Tt I Ml lroTerty for site or ti I, ii.ii-en rivoranie lernisi eplinl! liy located near liar Htm av. lerry. Itroofciyni contain I.' Ion. .yri now us, l a. n fni-n try, b tl is siillabic for nlniosi sny t.urpoie csn be divide I if renmroii i luhitantlil brick liuildings Ac. Pull partl-.ulara wllh JOHNbON A MII.I.l: ,33 Nasssusl New York. WANTI'.ll-l'ailof a house, four or five roimi la Tl ilK-T.iiih Ward, Ins n iho lit of May nest, by a man oiid uii- wlthuut children. Address IV. II., I mi No. 103, Sun oHleo. Joma imo jtiooina. AI'KW reiprclableniencan li acoommo I tied with plenant ryoiui. elngle ordjualo bsdi, and good boardi terms is. IWMonroost. HO A Kill Nil, Pleassnt ro-ous, goo 1 table, siagle" ueus, al 111 Hullivan si., corner Prince i 13 Ul por week. no A It I), Hiuju gei.tte-neii and man and wfc rail be acsominousu-il wllh good board al 13) Fast llioaifnny. H OA III) for two cetuleinen. large room wllh flreT lornii vety moderate, ml 3d av near Jid st. BOA It DUIlS VANTKO-3 reipocTsble young men tn a private lainlly, nt.1M9ih ay. LMlltNIMIP.D rooms for gentlemen or light IiolToT seeping, lioui l0 to ft per wees, lb Vaudsin si. I.sitW gentl-iuen and ladles can be acoommoJa led niih board aUJ Pike it, flUYO I'KIIHDNSean have a neitli'furnlV:,, 1 1,,.,). X. room, wiin board, ina private ramily Kit H.xiusl. V A NTF.ll -llv a lady aid child flio veari"ofne. a TV cotviurtanls loom, with boirdt tcrma tnnst oe tnoderals Addre.1 T- C, boz ItM, bun ottlce, slntlng tPinii, Ae. 'iil NI)ATWTI:M:Tltal7(l 7oom luMTrlrats illsnilly i no rnildrcn 1s" Kl.l.A lll'.TII hT near Itronine -t .ih-ip ijs luriiisiie I looms lur sniali ta pamablo faiul lles or gcr.llinien. fnun tl lo Jtao per wook. 'iff' I'.KK.- lew genileinenTairijo Wt-.sltl r.ccriiiiiioiiatoi with good board, also two )ou .g ladies, atll Henry il. nKVO'H. llll TI'.I,, 111 llleecker it near llroid-way.-Musi ciuiiliii nine in New York. Lmlalinrs. S.ijoo.iuh) llunrek. alio Ilesl mraiil. on-, Ac! sooil Mit'slauilalhoarlnnd liid.-mgi, willniTiijTo T I looms as vrl weok t single rooms, wiliout imird. per neck, at the llotr-l ilrs Kiiroprens, ,H1 Ka.1 Hous ton at., near llrnaimay.forgtnlluiiiea omy. (Topmiiutsljiii Jlotuij, 'I'lIK I'lll.TI nflledraw A Chirlrs lias. tn" cTiioT '""'"''.'''bi'eiiinuliiallrili.iolveiitilr.Charlei si; .lug mi Inierejl lo c, .1. IdclllntiU. J. II CI IAI Lit". 'Ihe business will be coutl tied by wisassma. DI.IHIAWA Mrf.IN.N. 'V1.1, K J!I UTN 15 "V." hr'relofoi e esli'thiguTTTieT 1 the irn iiami- nl Mmgan A Co., doing a general cV.".b.''"",5k"'",lllldsy.lll.olv..t.' general Diled I to B, I8ii, IIICHAIIl) 0. 1IKID. 2f oil nub oiini. T ,-,.ST HTOI.HN-PaM book NrTllUI of the' to Vi .'1.1! lr,i,,""!,i ""!,k- Application will be iiiaa, retry, Wl? u' lfl1' u"" 01 I OHT-No.tr Plh av. and tTit"stTirblack"and taTi to -is wisi 10 ."'f !,,""l 01 ,liver' "I"" id I0S3I West Hal st., a luilahte rowan! will bo given, I OHT-Dii Dep. St. o.ink book In anemtnl wilh IfiTT JuTlL1' No' rH Please ro- 3muMmtnl. rkAA -Vn y i W --s-ss '-saw TOU ONK WKI.K ONLY. FOUII OPRItA.S I5VKHY N10lir FOUII 1IALI.K18 KVKHY NIOIIT. FOIIHPKIMK D0NNKKVK1 Y NHJDT. FIVF. rrtRMIKItIC DANHbl'Sl.-' KVlillY NIOIIT. Ui3 IIIUOANDS KVKIIYNfOlir. IIAItHK lll.KDK KVI'.ltY NIOIIT, LA (IIIAM)K DlC h.K P.VRIIY KtaUT, LA PKIUCIIOI.K KVF.IIY N (HIT. Till! GKAND OPKItA IIOIIHK DALLKT AIMKE, flii!tliSlM', TIIAL. KVKHT NIOIIT SATtniDAY MA1INKK-LKS IIIHOANDJ. SUNDAY, 8KVHXTH (HtA.ND CONCKflT, FlRK JII'H I'.XCKl.SIOIt NINIll IIKHIMP.NT IIAND. Iretieatial, Llii Hl.OlllllKNNK). bv Orenhtch. QI.YflU'U) TlfKATUK. 0 111! AT uccr.sd orvu. I I) or Ta II riztn. K I. I n ii o L.iuciiia.iKU-roi. Rvery evening until further nolle. slATINKKrt WRDNMDAT AND flATltllDA Y. 8rLKNDIDKCKNKIlY.C0HPI.KTK COSTUMES, APPHOI'lllATK APPOINTMKNTD. MAONIFlChNT MUH1C. IJOOTll'a TIIKATItF- FIFTH WKKIL. Mil. KDWIN IIOOTIt IHCI1KLIKU KVKIIY RVRNINO (eieepl Bsturday) AM) HA TUIIDA Y MATINKK. bATUnilAY KVKN1MI, Keb II, Mis. LAWIIKNCS. llAKKhin as IIAPIIAKL la MAItULK HL'AltT. Beats lecured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCK. Ao'pr'ieloV ana'Manager Mr. Lcsler Wallaek. lllia (lATIIHDAYl MAT1NKD. at IK P. M, PAIN r IlKAltT NKVKIl WON I'AIII LADt, AND L'SKI) CP. THIS (.sAI'IIKHAY) NIOIIT, TDK CI.MsllKflTINK MA Hill AO K. ON MONDAY, KK1I. IJ, will bo presented. First Time this season, T W Itoberlsuu's Charming Comedy, IIOMK. as orlglnil'y performed In this theatre by Mr. I 'sirr Wajlaik. Mr Joh t Hubert, Mr. J. It. Stod dsn, Mr. II. T. Itnggold, Mm MaJiline llcnrlquer, ttisa P.me Oermon, Mrss Jlelrn lra4y. an-l others. Alter which wld be prramlcu Coleman's cnsrmlng Couirdlclla ((or Iho llrsl time in this tb.-atro) enlllled HI, Hi: liKV'll.s. Tuesday evenint-ouin. MKU VOlllv OIKt C. J.N i ii. lkn r (icii st,) Director GUAM) MATIN ell TO-DAY at IK. AND P.VL1IY MUIIT AT 8. niMv. icK, DtnTiiN. and ali.rn, and the UNRIVALLLD COIIW OF VOLTIUKUItt In tho THItllll'KIC IIATTOUTK I.RAP.t. IIAIillllACi; IIIIIINII HY MLLK. CACOLINK HOLLAND, llll: it AT MI.LV1LLU AM) 1NKAN I' HON, AATONISIIINII WILLIAM DUTTON. AfltmiAlIC AND UVMNASliC PK T. X'TllMPrs IIAIMII'.N. i 1WO PMH-OIIMANCRSI TO-DAY. MATINKK at lsf, KVKNTNO ate. TDK 1ILACK CIUIOK liKMOIIKI.LIH). Willi AN KNIlliK NKW DKMON IIALLKT, CO.Hfl'Mlis AMI I.H Kt IH. TDK OHKAT MAJII.TONM, llll! SI.IIIHST MUMIK.-H, THK UIZAltl.l.l.l IIIHIlllKt.'j. AND ALL THK OltAND ri.ATUKl. 1Jln:iiTI'.RiTII ST. THIlATlil'.. W. tl. liul.LA.NU Usiicand Manager. Kncaire iient of f.dwIn nmiiK.sr. MONDAY. I'lill 13. 11. and every ivaning ezocpi -..iiardar, will bo presented KINO l.K.M;. Saturday Matinee am) evening The 11I.FIN PTAIL Miss Kl Fll. JOII.(A8 KANCIION." i in a"" 1:11 w l N'w tiFkatk It." I.AL'tt UI'.KNK, Biipported t,s a toil (-.onpsny In Ill'NTKI) DOWN Kvcry evening. MATINKK SATURDAY AT I O'CLOlii;. fTTll A vilNDIi TIlKA'I'Hi:. tl s- A II A TO 0 A every night (or the present, anu ell tiovrllles tiosiponed. i haracters by Misses Dav- Ninth week of "haratogi." eip.nl, Morani, Morru, Ollbori, I MM i, Mrs. is. Vwis, llssklns. Dsvidge, i' irk'cs.DeVn e.and others. Twelflh "fl W!AT(0 X nlinee nestnsturdsy Wooii'n nii fsKi mi." II LAa'i Uli.l.M) MATINKK. Last Night of MIS LUCY Itl'SIlTON. First time In Auierlta. tliecniiicdy ot ill.llTI.lt, and 1IKI) IIAMM. Foil of stiong situations an 1 etri-nta- 'lO-DAi. Al' t P. M. P'.it-li, AT i P. M. fi'llNY l'ASTI)'!'- li:'r.UA"il iTv.SPriUnery JL oiiAvj) u.;Ir.i: i,i hay ai I'l.A -D MATINKK 'I I) IIAI AT tH. I, HAND MA I INI-.K TODAY Al' 9S T'Ah FhM ALT. MlVal I1KI.1. 'i UK IT.1IAI.I' MNVIIlhl.-.. Till ststt- r i:ovtK i!Mi THK KIMALK IIIOIItVAYMK.'f. And a i-oirv an I s.-L-, t cntertaii.ment by 1 ON Y PAalOJI'4 OIIKXT Mr.MI UiOl.PK. MAIIIK rsKV.IIACII. es'l'ADTTlli:tTKK, lo- iiaiil, LMch.-u .i i IK iimo .a be3i.se i. Its -iiiviit Veneia, Ktiniguiid, Mojday, bcoaach as A ir.uaua Lerouvreur CA"N 1'IIANCI-sCO TTi N -STU F, I sTill llll A 1 1 O VYAk -t.ID.Al HPt l.'l.SH IIDUSKS I IIUWDIll) NIOIIILY llllll'll WAM'lOl.ll, IliaiNAltll. ft HACM.Mtisan Frauelseo .Mi.utr.-li Trie largiul ooin. San r in the or Id, in n.-vv snngi, dances, eccealrio acli. LC. FIHSf HLI.Kof LPS lllllOANlia, liUVANi'M NF.Y I) PP. It A lloilHK, Is :3d it hi-lwocn inn nini Till iivs. (JLOItlOUSTItiPMl'll. mill. l.l INT SIICOH83 0F Till: SUIT TIDlTLli OF AMl'SKHENT. nil". I 'O II II Y'rs I It F.iT.t Nil, Tlinllenglng the world for n.-aunful a idbilllitutscenerr. Illustrated bv charming Illili l.allAdt a,id inicajeii coinio Irish keichesan idiac.sj AMU) II I.u osory tseuin. h.itiirday Malineist ,1 'S.lon, tj snd. 39 cants. HiiqAinyA v" "iiNirKitnKisi7NiirAii7r WAY ,w Uroadivsy. cor ivsi'ren. One i lOioa. IA N.I (I. s ing and dance, and Jig danrin? ttnent by 1) lilHIAN, 190 Kasi lloun ui st.. neat llowery WillidtftS. JIIANII KXIIIH1TION AT III iVl.V.t ft lirT -l A I I Hill., ll'l ONNOIl'.s t ,;.Nt "s liQCAUK llllOM.a. tonight kt ft o'clock. In aldlilon to n display of new rar.cy shol, ll.ero wll. h a mito.l at tlio Ainoilcin i-sine an 1 alsi .it Hi Prrn 'ii otrom lieiw ea A1.1IKI1 r OAllMlUlanJC) ..ll.l.l: HIIIN Adml sion tl JJliittllarttoiiJ. (jlUNI) OPIMIA IIIM'm: Dlt-AIYINI) liMILIOV.OIII(). (Cnstanieed ly the bo. men In Ohio). AN I.I.I OANTOFMtA II0U.1K air. 1I9.PP0 IN t.A-ll PIIIZKSI TO IIP IIIIAIVN I KII. iJ, IS1I. PO.llllVr.l.V Nl) lt)SlPONl:.MKNT. .J'.'fflr" 'm11 I1'''". VouilslliiR of tie mandfl cent )r lioiiie lltniding, wlueli has hem appiaise.1 IHO i duo 1 ri"'H,e J1"1 ""d Auuit ar of liuller count) at TICKKTMFIVK DOM.MIR .-ras-u, walchraii bi-iibtalnnd fiom Hie Cam iiisZoner's offlne. v '.lr?"(,H-..New sork.or Irons P.P. Dcyllu No. it Wall it., tow York. lloicicne.s loppy hang In Hamilton, Dayton, and Cincini,atl,or to tlio Fun Nnllonal Dank, Coai.y.iie. I.) 1 ho folloalng Idler will snonk for llielfi Oirioa or THK 1 mar NATionaL IIahe. I IIvii.t..v Ohio, Jan. iv. mi 1 Tho Lommlisiorers In oi.ame of lio opera Home Drawing" are Kciiilenirn well known i.i lh.acoiiiiii.iiiiiv fornnoncia lesi.oiihliiiiitya.ii good mo.al cusraoicr We naturul fafih that ifp-y will inaii.-e me drawiux fair y, ana thai an iiilrciwlll he bouejily aud lull ir Dally uiilribuicd. Vouit truly, 1 JOHN II (OIlNRt.L, Cashier. DO YOP 1.IIU! a het-r stew ?-Noiio holler "tiiaii mil'gVooJrs'"'C'',,0r l,'lMlby VsHOLKRAI.K AT III CKDAIl ST. nl,y.,,!Krt l,B,lr "hlslno 1 1 .1 -serlio l, Ac,. old clcntcau.ei no publicity id eh trgs In ady inca auvlroiroo. Al. flttrjBi:, Attorney, I'O Uroa I "ay, A V. 10rsT OI'I'KIK NOTII'I'.-Tlie mall, for F.1TT0T.0 J iluring Hie week ondiu.-MiuriU). Peh. II. l;i II ilosoat this Ulrica on d eiinwiiay ul i.30 'a a i, Thursday al IK II and ou Sainid iv at 7:3o A XI. P. II. JliNLM. Postma.ter. 1 Jifligioiu Jlolitts. !V.,l;l:".,,,'N,0N s.K,t' lI'Lrslorlho'peiMitr" V' There will ne poiulir im-.iu,;, eveiy -anal h ien,u(:inliiUire lull or l ie ilnaiwr LmS i, a p 'i alJWi.i-lock llev -r J .lii 11,11 'w, nrnaoli iirii Hahl.aih eyeiilng. I.si-rllonl inu-l,' lod by a nisi eli-a brass hand and good c .iiL-ri...,tiIU Migl.u. "tu m.d:"welc'!,,e?',U,'' 0r0 l jKi'tt'RrTViv'itWrTCy .s..r..silffl.. 1' 1 N''.NT" sprnkers svill ad Iresi ths MoTiilTe7 Ktar Sunday school. Hi West Jim it K,, rjln ,"vle,.tha,, t""K,,Jr' ,1' atsVrce!,"umlo lTlnoTc!MSobrU'pl" atlX eu'SWS' L"i it!". VM' "d l"ctro toumrl iTriSfiH." f i.' -'"JliV "l"'';"1 liiTitis'i A". k, li P-inicu, any Jews, are li Vy.:.'!' P!l IMli.l.TIAN'wiTnachnirOio k'!."" u ,ur nayp.ur (mi,ii, llmvcrs hud, 13 h it-.'.ni.ci,5? l1 "3''. avs.. lo-uiorrow moruiiig and evi-uli,g. Bu.iday Hell .ol at l P. (JTANIIAUII Dlvlilon Noiui.f Icinpi r.ince-PiibT V "C icmpcranco mee'.lni n i Himlav evenln;. at CH ffli.'J"''. i,,l",,k.,i1" Hmer. IVotthy Palrlarcli of UdolPy Division, ,o y .Irriei.iks lisv lie's I'omocVr'fy MUIjii, aad othirs. lieais Cl'l H ITIi A 1. Hirelings ror clicieiiaiidtrsiue speaiT 1r&i'lAW"rr.', n'"" aliermioii nut evUlag at the ball K.ulhwesi oirnc-iol klu av a.id lOlli ii cominenclns at IW and 7 o'cloc. JBnbrittirioitj, JJAIIPKU sb IIIIOTUP.ItS. NKW YOKIi-s rHU IkU Dav: I, RAVTLINSON'a ANCIENT HISIOHY. A Manual of Ancient Hlitory, from the Karlleit Times to the Fall of the Weitern Kmplre. Comprising tha History of Chalda?a, Assyria, Media, llabylonla, Lydls, Phoenicia, Syria, Jndira, Hgypt, Carthage, Per sia, Oreece, Maeodonla, Parthla, and Home, fly Urortog IlAWLtxsoir, M.A. Camden Proloiror of Ancient History Id the Univcrnty of Otford. Large Wmo, cloth, IJJO. Jt TitoLLorr.,3 sin HAiiitY norsruiL Sir tltrry Hotspur of llumtdethiralte. A Novel. I)y Anniosr TnoLLopa, Author of Tho Vicar of Dull. hamptoo,""Ho Knew He was Illght," "Tits War den." s iiarchestcr Toweis," Ac. Illustrated. 8ro paper, 30 cenla. VALUAflLK NKW I100KS, rt-aLtsniD or HAItrnil Dlt()TIIHIt3, NkW YoK. 8tnl by Jtall, tovoe nrcHii.f, to anv pnrt ot Hit Unite I olatii, on rteeipt of the pnee DAIiXK.r.l NOTES O.V rilK OOXrKUI. Ezplsta lory and Prarilcal. Ilcsljnrd for Minder Kcbool Teachers and 111 ole Classes, lis Al.naar Hasans, Author of Notes on the Psalms," Lectures en the P.vldeucei nl Chrlsllsnlly," Ac Ac New Kditlon, Devised and Improved, Maps and Illuilrallons. 1 Tols. Itmo, cloth, 11.90 per vol. FAIIt FltAftCH Impressions of aTraveller. fty tbe Author of "John llslifaz, Oentleman," A llrava Lady," "Olive," Ac Hmo, cloth, tl.su, tranr at KTK.vi.ya rlxtR: a nook of Fonport anu Comfort for the Aged Kdilo I by Joun bTAH roan llni.ua, D.D. Printed from large type on toael paper, 4to, cloth, beveled edges, l.'iJ. nrcKcfKir.i Monxr.voA.vn F.VKXtNa exsu- CIHKS. Morning and Kveruna DcvoiiosjaI Kzer rises: selected from the Published aud Unpublished Wrllmsa of the llev. Henry Ward lleerher. K.llted by I.tman AnmiTT. Author of Jesus or Nazareth," "Old Testament shadows," Ao. crown 8vo, clotn, B.M. AnvxxTtritKx or a rovxa SATrnAt.rsr iiv l.ucirv HianT. Kdited and adapted by l'anzan OiLLan.ua. Wllh '.It liluslratlona. Itmo, cloth, 11.7). (.Viii IXiuton Xtailv lltiulD. FI1F.8H NOVKLS. punLiinzo or 1AIIPK.1 A UI10T1IRIU, New YortK. TI1F. CltrPTOnitA I. My Jauf.s Da Mill. Anihor ot "The Dodge Cluh," "Cord anu Crrese." "Tho Amerlrsu llaron,"Ao. llluslrsted. 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Including Farmers, Mechanics, Mcichants, Piofasil.inal Men, ttorkcrs. Thinkers, and all Manner of Honest 1'vlU: and the Wives, Sons, and Daughters of all such. ONLY ONU DOI.LAII A YKAItt ONK IIUNIH1KD COl'lKS FOR ti). Or less than One Cent a Copy. Let Ihero b; a I) Clu J at every Post omco. THK SF.MI-WnilKLY bUN.I! A YRAIL o( Ihe same sue and general character as THK lYKRIC I.Y. but wttn a gteatcr vailely of miscellaneous rear ing, and Inrulihlng tho news to lu caused::.-! with greator freshuesj, bt"i-tit conies tsrieo a week ti stoada: oseeonly. TI.1U1S TO CLUIlt. Tllli DOI.LAII WKKKt.Y RI'V. l ive copies, one year, separately addressed, Fona Dills as. Ten copies, one year, separately addrcsse I (andnnea Ira cop) to tl.o gotier tin of dab), Ktonr Doi.i.aae. T wenty copies one year, separately addressed (and an ctlra copy to the getter up ot cluh), linzzN DoLLtns, Fifty triples, one tear, to one ad.lr as (anl Ike Semi Weekly one o ir lo gutter up or rluhi, liiiurr Tiinsa Doll ins. 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I) A HIM lias iurrciiderel.-bniJoM:a7 the""wpTiT known aialloner ol Cih av tit i,-h suirounde I on all sijf a, ai'tl ii ales the public wiPi his Hno llocx of Prenrb, Kngllsh, and American st iiloncry lo ho had at Id. suue ISIuth av. l.slaiiiihe.1 ts.3 VdlflllllUS. V Vl.V.NTINK'H DAY will ilnd M. DOOLAliTat T Ul NAMSAH HT, well prrpar.d to sun evei ybmly, in prices ranging from SO to 1D. Call ni see our sin-.. iVnntiAalo ant retail. M. DOOI.ADV. A rent. 1st Nassau st. Ini Cioobs. 'j'lli; 110 VA I. VIUTOICIA hKIItT, NOW IlLADY. tci nnoADWAY. il.NT'.sana youths' snirti,' low pr.cei to kcra X liyids al 'yik. IIAItUINCV, j-.Ca llowery, on- plM.110 ..It bt. I.A III I.e.' fnra anl bonnet hiiif ptieaT odd murf i ami capes at bargains i s-n akin an I tnluK Int., so, "rlh tl... UlNNs'o .Milliu.Ty. Ml llro iiU.ii Jloiisc fnrmsyiiig. L'lllMWII!. CMIPFIS. I flKIIDIVn, s--sir.irs, A T O'C MIKKLI.-8. 40drirll AV., (.OIINhlliiF Aim M. PUMI'.NTS I'AKKN WKI.M.Y OU MONTHLY. I.'l ItMTI.ItK. 'A it PIC IS, IIP.DllIM:, a,,' 1 c neap lor ib-Ii, or payments taken weM.lv or niotlthly. nl HKIII A CO.'-. Slid lllldtoli SI, "W'KliKI.Y (lit illONI'III.V VAYIHKNTfiT Tl -InrpTis. rnniiliire beuuiug, Act prices tower lhao any house lu Ihe city. DKALY A CP NN I NO A M, ai ad av.. ui-.irili it. ?tsti n.o a.iirrmcj;i. 1,'Olt St I.U-Ono gray horse. 7 years old. IsT.ln 7 Avi"'fl HiiVi!!"1 si., be i wee it I'ToLiY ItOHhi: for sale chcan."r.t fur mo't any kind" of I w. rk can be seen at 1A1 Cannon it. 11 wl .?sl T!M;S,'.I.'.a,.,?.,i,,.,,,,:' ""'I". ruhh,"7 'P ts.on inoats. a.idlirs' i.vrtconis, woole'i nth lai.i lur roi.is, t mh gia it.k, wh.t.. ulf, im. and black bcur lobi-a ul low prhva 110 th iiu.wrs it. r ijlntyiiino, W A NTI'.II Two sic. nd h in I Krlcsion caloric en TT Kini-s it nrfriliirh ryln b ri or inn. roi.ili-.ri n Tibial""1' ''J''",l,!r- Addrcn COMPAN), btulion 11, A ,I'V.!T,T;JLf;vr' MM'Slells Ihemrininn at nWt 1 slghi, cvach cnn.iii'zion mil featiue. ol ine n tended, and nseful n-i rcis reyuilel fnrsuccnii in ail Imsinesi, ,in. to marry l.lo oua ou wish miinnlla-elr, io.".V K 'eiui-r. and consu I h.iii at once f yi.iiwih hi nil I., wealth, go.,d luc aud Ion: life. 81 Alay.noarliilist. 1) cunt, to II. ATKST.-Madsm ANNA, seventh" "d"aghder,Tus"l" n ;.?"i,.,""ir'" flAiiloiani sidrluiansl. w 10 has that great I renrh sirii t to cau-e spe dy iiiartiaae i no sBlUiartloii.no pay. ta 3,1 nv.. bel 3, ami A'kVinHt'iirfM'il, fbfi'n'losriaiisne.i; A sime HIM. Ill Ikl ihoiupsnn s'.,nenr llleee.ai-r, 1IIIIK IIKItK 1 -No nnmipig, slaa7"lto5i7TT I every hlng.O,. nime of the oi'i you rasrrv aid thai oilier visitor uku.siipocJy marilagei. brings io,e h!r marry IJ'i West tut si.,between llroadway and Tib ay. 'I ,.'i;.1,?.'."i'r,", ""dame HhllKNO.-Coioiult her lor zL 9icrytaiB. Ladnu,tJo.i irauu ai, 81 koriiiiiaA. Sjijmbcrftfijinb Hailtoabf. InuiiTiiAii.WAYTiHAiNVTKAVdTTikpor It foot oi Chambers st. and foot of 2Jd st.. aa follow,- I ft'7,' AT A mV if A .M j3:? M olHIl A V i DAILY, LKAVK .DT. ATfill A. M.. fel.1 A. M ANfi 9:13 AND 3:4.1 P. M DAILY. NKW ANI) IMI'UOVK DlfAWlNO HOOM C0AI IIK1 ACCOMPANt TIIK I A. M. TIIAIN TllltOUOII TO 1IUFFAL0, CONN Yh. 'N2.AT.I,,,,,N,;I','SV1I''''; w'l'll MAi.NIFICkVi HLKKPINOCOACIIKH llllNNIMt rilliOIIUII Tl CI.KVKLAND AND (IALION. 8LKRPIMI-C sArllV I ACCIIMPANY THK II A. M TIIAIN FIIOM fltlHu 'p" II ANNA TO HUFFAI.O. TIIK SiP. M, I'HAIN Fllou tittkZWWW ,r """"A-NT-TlUlN r.or l.'.0,.l.J,l aid W ay, 4 -TO P M. (?3d St. 1:13 P For Middletown ami ay atJt-SOP M. IA)dst.,at3ti P.M)i anil.Sundsiaonly.ajOA M. tUl it .R.I3 A. M Aor Olistllle and Way at A Jl. (Ul St., j il FoV Newbnrgh and Way at!) A. M ,3:11), aad 1:1)1'. M. (23d SI. .S-13 A M 3 19. and 1:1.1 I' Ml For Huffem nnd Way, 3 an I C P. M itld si., 1:11 aad V H )'MJ T',t" ',,l' 'ltM M ltU .?or.r VfSP Aa(X .w.' r"',n "ePl l and 11:1-1 A M.: 'I IS, i n. 5:11. and S,:I5 1'. M. Fr ira t-li. and41 1'. fl"" C:U,nll)A Mi 14 M. HIJ.i, For Hacken'ssrk- aod lllllnal--from Md st Dcoos, sl :3A.M.t and S:lS,:i3.ui3.S tJ.andpI.P Al. Frois Chambcn it. Depot, 9 A. 31. aud I, I, 15:13, and tfcll 'For I'lermont. Nack, Tallmans and Way, Irom tl 1 it, Depol, at 9:13 A. l:iJ. tdtis. 13, 3 13, and 1TS p'.M, and Mturdsys only 111:13 I M From Chainhersst Depot, at 9:10 A. Al t l:.A), t; J3,l.l3.4:X),S:l3, and ttk F Id., and Saturdays only tu midnlglit. Tickets lor pasiage anu lor Apartmen'i In nrawtog. Room and Hlrelng Coaclios csn be obtained, and oidsri for the cheoklng and trauif v ndliggare mar na left at the Company's onicce, llll. SW, and 917 llroalway 2rl Chambers si.. 33 (Ironwlcli st.i corns tatn st. anu ti av Harlem in Fnlton st Ilrooklyni Deoots fool nt Chatuberast. and foot of M st.. New rorki 3 Kzchsngi Place, and Long Dock Depot, Jersey City, and of tai Agents at the principal hole's. WM. If. IlAltlt. Menoral Pssscnzer Atont. J D. Rtroaaa. General Superintendent. Dseembcra, 1179. Dally. JFor llackrmack only. IFor I'lermont ana Nyack only t"'" WINTKIt AIlltANIir.lIKNT. lnK ';VNU. 'slanD itAir.iiOAD On and after Mouday, Oct. Jl, 1813, iralna will lean James alln aa roliowi: 3:30 A M.. Orrenport and Haillarbir. lust) A, M., Nonhport Way tralo. 3 P. M, Msg Hanior anl ltiverhad Kzprosi: raM through to Oreenport on Saturdays. 4 P. tl.. Norlhport Kspresi BP M.. llempsieal Way. rum to Dllp on Saturday! i P.M..Nortnport Way. I A II trains connect at branch for Hempstead. Mundar trains for llnalyn Olsn cove, Locust Valleys, lllrksviile, Honlingion andNoitlipotl, leave Huatcn Point .tWO A. M. and P. Jl. BMaM V At Sljippmg. NCIIOH LINK I'AHHAMK TIOKF.Trt, 10 and fiom any railway Station In (treat tlrllaln. Ins land, Norway, Sweden, Denmatk. Oertnany, llot.and. HeLMum. and tho United States, by it.siiiers aalliag weekly for sals At LOWI'.ST CUimE.VCY HATES. Also, DralU lor any amount. 11KNDKIU0N ntlOTIlkns. 1 Howling Oreo. 1?4IK I.IVKKPIIojrANIl'llVKK.NrsVllWN. liiinsii Llneol Hoyai ilall BUamcrs are appoints tosallaslollowa: ny or Krussels.Ralnrday. P h. 11. at 11 A.M. City of llrooklrn. Saiuniar. Fen. IS, alt P. M. Cliy of Ltmerlik (via llalltaz). Tneidar. Pco.rl, at I a'nrteac'isaccecdingSsturdayand alternata Tosslay. ,from Pier u, North Itlver. RATES OF PASSAOEi FlritCshln tgotl btrerage t-io currenej Passeogers also forwardel lo Antwerp, llotterdai-a. I Sweden, Norwar, and Denmark, al reduced rales. ,f I Ickrts can be bought here at monerato rates by PO I sons wishinsr to send lor tb-lr friends. I lor lurther in.ormatlon apply al the Com paay'soflloai L JOHN il. DAI.h, Agcm. f 13 llroadway. Near York. I 170K 1.1 VF.lt POOL (vTs'llneenstown). carrylnR 1'lne l.S. Malls.-Tlie LIVhllPIOL AND OIIRA1) WloSTKHN til KAM COMPANY will despalo.1 ope ol their Oral-class, lull power Iron screw steamships (rota Plerta N. It ..every IVKDNE3D AY. as follows! NEVADA. Cam ureen Feb. t at 3H P. kt. ('(il.ollAllli. Uidi T. r-.Froeman -Feb. Ii. at Ul P.M. WIHLONKIN, Capt. Willi imi March! el K A.M. WYOtll.su, Capt. Whlne-ar Mareh aiSP )L MANIIAiTAN.Capi. lorayib Manhll all P. M. IDAHO, capt. pure March J aisi', m. Cabin passage, aw gold- atccrage paasago lOnioMJ llroadway) (.acurnncy. i For Ireigbt or cabin im-sagr applr lo I WILLIAMS A OUION.Cl Wallst. "XATIONAI, LINK Ol' MTF.A.IISIIIPrt 11 III I.IVMIPOOL AND gl'hKAM1!! sfj, M LVAN I A, Lawsou, Saturday. Feb. II, at I) A ITALY. (Irocan, Saturday, Feb. 11, at 3 P. SI. I abut passage 13 and tea enrreney Slrerags ....la currenoi Prepaid steia'.-e llcketifrom l.ivcrpool.Qneenilown, Londonderry. rnJ Olasgow. tjcurrenor. Fur further lulormauon apply at the Compaoy'i omies.Ollroal way. F. W. J. IIUU3T. H aosacr. UTKA.1I TO 1IRK:rtTstTN AMI l.IVF.II. 0 Pool, eveiy A cducuy, Thundst, and bamrdey. i.'.'A'I'.'i-i XI- Wednesday I'pb I PKS.b, L AHA s.urrday. Feb. 11 Iiraits on Knclanu. Irelani, botlanl. THOMts SON'S Pasiage Ofllec, 73 llroadway. corn 'r It clor su public Jlcticrs. I i'lOKI'OUATIO.N NOTICK.-Pubric nolioo li Vy hereoy g vi n to the owner or owners, occupant ns occapani', of all houses and lots. Impioved or nnun proved landi atrictej thereby, that ine rollowlag as soisments have Iwen cointilptrd, nnd are lo ttMin the otllco ol tho Ikiaru of Arcesiois for ezauiluauon by all i persons Interested, s iz. I I. lor mi ding sewrrs In Seventh avenue, botsoJI 1 (lreenwli h nvu me and Fifty m ini strooL I I. For liuihliiii icucrs In One llnu lrol and Twenty 1 leventn street, oetwee.i Finn and Pivth ave urn 3. Forliutldiui ipisi-rs lu siziceutn iliect, beiweei I Mnto aveium and lltidsoii liiver I 4. Forbuil lhigs-iveis In eizli-Ilflh itreet, betweel I Fourth and Filth avenues a 5. For nuli.liiiir sewtrs In Klglity-flrit itreet, froti I Ninth avenue lo und Ibiough hunlh avenuo lo highly- I Llib hiieel. 6 Por bunding sewers In Water siroji, between FuV 1 ton and John i reels. 7 P r Luil it. in i.wrrs In Ninth avenue, between Rep I enlennlh rum Eighteenth streis 1 s For biiilulnj.'wnsiii Flint avenuo, between Flflr 1 f.llli and PHD slafnsii, l-is I li. Por buiidliiit scwc.s la Droalway, between One I! Hundred and T wenty ninth aod One lluodrod anl L Thirtlelh streets. lu. For la) ins Itelglan l avement In Plovcnlh avonua. C. bciw.jn LUmy thJiSinJ lUiTy-ioiaibsJccll, K II. lor lainig nelgian paviiuent in spnns street I frcm llroadway lo llowery. I It, lor rign atimr and trading, retting cnib and gut 1 ter and flagijlng Klghty-nztu st.cet, fioia 1 lis; avouui A lo the tail Hirer. I 13 For retti'aiiPir apd grading, aetttng curb and gn iw agd nergirii F.lthly third strcit. between Kighlt avenue anu Jilt oris e. 11. I nr tegnlalini: and grading, setting curb and gnl K r nnd tlafginz Hank street, belweon Westslieet aul the North hiver. 13. For aeitlni curb and gutter m South ana Corlear streets, (rooi .lacksor. lo Water str-vt Id. PorlayingcnisawaiK iionin irihrasi corner Cliam. tiers si col and nest liioadway lo norihwcst cornel Hudson end himnrie streets, inelhiii'a eiiinmrel Py sui h asi-ssmenl Inelnde at! tni- several houses ana lou ol ground, vnca it loia. pirn and pirreli ol lau .sl.uitrd on 1. The wistoilysuleorSi-v.'lith avenue, from Eleventh, to Firii-niulli siri'. t, and tne prop, ny poinded bi l.levenlh and Flfiy-nlnlh slrc. ls and Sizlli aud Soicntn aveuues 4. II Hi udea of One llundret ant Twcntj-setenU Itrevl. bolw o,-n I if th anil Miih avenue i. 3. Ilotnsi es or suto-ntlis reel, oelween Ninth ave. cue mm tha Hudson liivi-r. t. linth si am oi blzt tilth street, bctweoa Fourlk and Fiflh avenuos. 5. Holh aidi-a of I'.lgMy nrst rlreet, between hlchtl and Ninth avenues, and ooth sides of Elgli.h ayu.se. Irom l ig.ity nrsl li Klgtitv nfili street. Hotli sldri of Walit slrcct, Uaiweon Fulton anl John uniets, 1. lioihsldcr'Tlnth avenuo, b.twtcn Svvcolccnlt and Klgp.trucih streets h. itolii shica ol lust avenu", netw ,-en Fifty Pfi i and Fifi) Halt, sirii'ls V Hotli aiuis or llroadway, no l it ma Ono Iliindtod and Twei.l) IiIpiIi and One Hundied snd Thirlioia klroots. ID. Iln'h spin of Flevrnlh avenue, between Thirty. thud nnd Ihlrty loiin-i aircet'. lo Ihe client of hair Ihe block on thu inlirsei ling streets. II llolli s i.i js or Sarniii street, hetweon flroidway nnd the llowriy, to the ezlcnt of naif the block ou Ihi Intorstc nig stnieis. U llolli. ides of P.ighti.sizth street, from Pint aye ouulo the Knat Hirer l.t llolli sides of i:ighl).hlrd Hrcct, from Klxhti avenue to the Drive to the rzlcot ol had iha bioia oa tae Intersecting sheet-. 14. lio'n sides of Hank street, from West street to tin Iliidsnn Hivrr. v 13 r.ouihairi'Ct. from Jack inn to Cor ears street ant both iidcs of Corlear strjei. fram S-uin u ll'aler treel. Id. Ihs northerly Hdo of Chamhen. commsnelag rt West llroadway aud Hudson .lie and ru muz e.ist, erlr and westerly theiclroin lo the eztout ol hall ihi block All persona whole Interests are affected hy th- ah iva. named asaessmentl. and whoafo opposed ta ihe s ina. or either of llieni, are requested lo pr.scnl Ihelr ohjeo ions, In writing, lo ltlcnard I need, I'liairniin of iha Hoard of Aasr.sors, al llirll oniee, Nn 19 Chalhsia Unci, within Hurt) dsjs fiom tne il ne of tin. noiK-e. lilt IIAIIII T IKHl. 'I NOMA'S II ASIhN. Mil II MYKIis. HIAM IH 1. HAMH, run. Hoard of AssesRors. omce IloaM of A'si-asnrs, .Neiy i ork. P oiuary U toil. rn I JJIrtif.il. ALL SPHI'IAI. ll.-sl..ssciiridPitii- mri. r-l p.issiiiie Hum no itt-tcatio t lion jit.lisis, 4A icfcinsiiice-sriii .raeiioe A. LhlVI",, M. D.,7 llearli it.. New York;. A 1,1. SI'KCl I, HIM, ant lanios'TI i Iroiihu-guaraiiiie,l iiiiiik-.Ii mi reorl. ollco .10 fi ru. mull perrei Hv s in-lli-1. Dr. A -i ill.it, a Aiuiii man-, Laurens u, t Lis tsueet.il in-ca-i's -l.tdie. am gent ei-ea liT t itoiibloi Mycan' vxpeilriii-e In Pru-ilan imiiiiry 1 ho.plials. A successful cure nisi tu is Iioiiib, ct no leo, 1 uiismtaLn.i (i,., Di PllA KLIN. llll liiorckersi. A VJuwsA'i, v." c""" '"""li7lf"' Dr. IIAUIIllON 179 llleecker si. nil Ill'.ll AUT. IIO ll"leecker"n.. ciimire "siit sT l,,l,"","i'" oll iniervlow also, i-uros is licaiiy !,".,i,?.for'.,r"'.?"'Klw delulty. trsturci hea Hi snd lio-igthoi uutlit21 yeai.' pracllc. D I.KlVIH. nuthcr of Modlcal Comiianioii ani ....J'U'T 'J "'s'lb. offers resnraiun loih' deimi-ifeartftlrNcTYork-. orlr 'mlt Dll.l'KIIIIY, SI iliercker nTii7'iTroBdway"cU be coii.tiiini by la lies or u nlli'iiieii In tronid nn cured guarantied t uo Ice uuli sallifuctoiliy D'.TAW.f.""' aezes cure T inimMTTte y hr Hr TllotlPSON j Annat. lieniliuure and .a lies In troub'e. consult him atoi.ee. (l.,n a I hunts N X'i 'lH. NO" I'.W.-.MI speri.il diseairsol andlelSnMc'"' ou"' I'r- 1MI.I.KT I", 31 West Ulh st new 6m ay 1 1 JJi?,.ATl" neuralglo palp, hoirl disfa'C r.?.,s,I",Jf"ws.i''BrV sl'tnria. nnd icmaler inipiiinia, atrophy, wasting of the uiiiscl. i, o,, t ,i ,u,.i, al and iieivoiis weaknei, irested and cured at Iho l.lo). trlralltulilu-rnnins Hi llroadw i, innai s, I ;HHI ilil il

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