The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
February 14, 1871
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I SlRTY-EIGIITH YEAR. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1871. PRICK TWO CEflTa I'll MAINCE'S HUMILIATION. tnu armistice prolonged and PEACE ANTICIPATED. The Fralnn) Antlclpnllng I'mce-Thr Arnilsllce rrolongeil-Tke Results of the Elections Favorable to Fence-Flghtlng Hllll In thi Writ. Iokdox, Feb. 13.-The special correspondent stf the Tinui at Berlin telsrapbs tu the evening odlllon of UntOiper that It It confidently expseted (I tesdquarters that peace (Till shortly b coo eJnded. Nevertheless military and financial prep trsltons continue. tni inviiTici rnoioxaiD. It is retorted tbst tl.e armistice his been pro longed until the th Inst. tSl BUILT Or TDl ILXCT10XI rlTORlDLI TO rnci, tUr.Ltx, Feb. 11 The Prvttian Crut OautU lodges Irom the result of tue elections In France Ittst resumption of tho wtr ti not to be ex pected, and thinks there ti feared a doubt that the eimlsllce ulll be prolonged. SgJtCtlKO TUI AllimiC. Vtn'AiLLM, Feb. IS. Hostilities continue la tbe Osto.rtii.cula of Jura end Doubs, tbe French refus ing to sccepl tbe armlillee. ixnr. rjwxiii capit.il. Arranging the Details or the Capltulatlon Thn (irmmns la Knter Parla-lllne or lien- Ducrol-l'rotUlone lor the Clty-A l.onn and n War Tax. Tajxdox, Feb. 13 A Commission numbering foar Ociiusns end three frenchmen wis sitting at Yeraalllot tu srrange details unio.-e.esn et tbe time Of tLe contention of Jan, Jl, lor the eapltnlsllon or rule. Tin OKBiutfs to iXTtn rxxis. The special correspondent of tbe London TVe graph el Vcrssllles reports, under dste of the lath, tLt ti.o (Icri an army wdl make a triumphal entry tslo 1'trU it noon of the llfth Inst. Tbe Emperor Hill prueeid to the Palace of the Tulle rlcs, and aft or jarlihlag of lunch with hU staff, will follow the army from tl.it building. In ceee tbe Tullerlee aboulJ not be in proper condition for the reception of the Kmperor, Le wl.l occupy the 1'aUeo of the Eusc. .TLe Emtcror will return to Berlin about tbe end el Filrjiry. illkisi or oa. uccnor. (i Advices fioin rarls slate thtt Oeb. Ducrot le sell- 1 Ml I.I. I Tni tCHMXDirt or jinn). I TLe Versailles correspondent of Uio Tima tele- J iTtpls cn liie Path, that tLe delivery of srmi to the 1 tseraisua I as been completed by tbe Aunt of Fails. ,M The Giro si.s ere uVtio. Inn the French sum. h cL I rue Ik be usclea on account of tbe removal B en's pvit.ou vl the breech-loading apparalue. mormon, ion pahu. B Te Punch Govrruatiit tii ccaewd bujloi pro I flllcot li r Parlf. I Trovtiicu. In lmmene qnautltlee were contlnu til; irrniiu, and the eoldleta were utwl la unload f i Ui at tr. Int. II rAUi TAXED. U The til i-f ISrl. hie been authcrtied to contract R aUen Ux.uJ.U franc., eud to lery a munlclpul 11 vtr tax, Jj urn i:t.ht'tioya. II rrtpnrutorr Sltllnir at Ibo Prrncli Nnllunnl H A.inblr-1 Itraull ut Iho hlxilan In n 'rrriilr Oepartnirnia uui yel Kuowu-A Hcioiitl Llrctlau lu I'nrte I'riibikblr. DobvlaIX, Feb. 13. At the pruparatorr eit- tlnz of II t hiciicii Neliunal Aiemt)l to-day, about I tOOIJepnilee uere pre.cnt. 'lhe u.lou wae for- I tselly openel, and tiicrirUriei npiolnted, H Doiui- ai'x, Feb. 13. In the Aemtly to-diy th tulet an., ni.i r lutrnal arriojjiujju of Ibe Cjvji- h trer of lSI'J wro aUopled. Jh Tbe l'ridljo it re-iJ a teller from OirlliiUI, In II trtleli the tioneral declhirs the tul In tbe Aim Jibly ID Offered hi u hi aeveral Dgparlmeuti. fl JuleeFtr. for hlasolf aiU lu fie name of hl I toUeaeuM at UorJjaoi in J 1'arls, rol;ool the m powers coud led to ia ji as tie U jYarnueul of Na M (lonal De'uuce. lie .Uito.l tlul tue ItinHur. woalJ rtiriln in oQ:e until the coaililutloa of a nj.r xor- II rnment lu aaimiln ordtr. II 11 M. l'hurd, Thlcre, Farre, and Oambetla arc II elected from tl.e Department of tbe Belnu-el-Olie, IJ and the Dune d'Aumile from that of OIe. JlU Km. Im arrived at Ilordeiux, P n.rliwh'i It inon riit.irllr exreclcd. A Tbe mi'i of the election. In twenty defart 'ri Centi It ati.l anulieU by tbo Oovcrnuieot. Most of if thee srr tceuited by German troop. M. Tlilcie I k elrclej liy el-Meen deprlineli, Oen. Trochu b) fl i.teo, Ciri Oii.irrarnler b) fonr, M. Uambelta bi ft three, M. Julo. Kurro ly two. and M. Uufoar ti) jl funr dopai'.u ei.te. There 1 yot uu uewi Irvm the f J Paris e'utlloii. I.OHDty, Feb. 13. A rleaoitc'i fron I'arlt Hat tiro Lundred caidlJate. Inr the Awmlil; Vera DUIoleU lor at the eloelkin. In that city, end that tic runtlng of the votes It therefore neces j rurllr very flow. It wus tbouiht that the Tutee aie 1 eo .Mitero.l wm tbe various candldatra tint the i dle;atl m Irom the capital Is not full, aad that a 1 ireond e eclion III luvo to bo held. l. 'J ac....rU Is elected to the Aaiembly from ti c Dtpartuunl of lUu'. Itlilo. The cui.iuundiut of Ilivra has been electod In lie Ai.eubl irom the IKpiriment ol I.le-etAM.Ino. iii.u: xun:s. jBeslgaallon of (Un. Durral-A 31uuimnl lo (Jen. You Wcrdrr llunioreil Itln Invi lu Ibo luvnili'd lllelriclo. I'rince NjpoUion is lu llrussois. (leu. Uucrot has rralfnoj bla posltlou In the t'rei ch array. Tit- Kmc of Uela-lam lias given ten thousand Irenes tow. id the rrvKtuillin: of l'jrls. The Prussians havelevleln war contribution of ICO.OUO Iran", upon lle Inhabit inta ofSilut Uermaln. Tl.e Pri'sl m Parliament lus been iiaaed to ad vance r.ny uil.llnns of Hitlers to the Emp.re, nrlilch Is lo be rounded by tl.e I'srlliinenl of Ounniny. The (ioTmini li ve Impoi-rJ a ciihtilbotiou of a quarter u( a million frai.ee u?on tbr town of Lllle benne, In the Department ol the (Iiie-lnl6rleure. The lilies of Hideo hive teulvtd to ere-ci a 'rfionuineiit In honor of Oen. Von Weriler, who e defetl of (Jen, llourbakl saved (jwruiauy from a frencli Invasion, lib Prus.lans have unaccountably stopped r-Pwey tomniuiilcatlon between Llllu and Pan. Ii i re por ei that there have been ri.tnpi of lhe popula tion in tie Iniaded Clstilct., but the rumors aie fiol credlie.t. The octal and relief trains from London for Tni. ahull were recently etopped by the Germane, ere. u appear., erre.ted undr ml.take, and wero tu uieiiutuii rrleatd, lu pu reuancu of orders irom lie.dquaiurH uf tue urmy. A fliuich Irom Dieppe, 13tli, says the German, bale iu,u.eil ContllhutlollB of a million tisncs nixii that cm. .ml lwi.nl j mo thousand Ir.inr. cl i;.cli ol tl.e adjacent vilia.es, all ol which arc tu Xe will by the 11m ii.il 'hi tutl orities are una, tlrtorouiplv with the demand, having I nil larse emoui.tr i pun rivii n. rontnl utl na. Jhellepelt .null I htn. i li it 1 1, uie i ald lu liuie Jread) jiaid lv.ii.il hie n.nl on li nil. lo the (ieruians, IF hi'cnlnrr I'Uh l'mvliliuu for u Ui lnllvr. f Vahiim.iok, Feb 13. roll .wiug up Hie l'lfsi- !ent's nes.aire ou Hie (lor un uu- ion. Mr. I'tu arnl an inccnluupir trepaioj oin i On llmks, o Wonted as to raise the rink of II, i ,i-,,uu, m,) u e.rnre lhe retention in office ol the inutmbciit, woo li.ii untie ol J. C. limn loll Dai i. aid Maine ol lnrri.r) Fish. 'if.l. Utile ciuie did nol wink, i JuJ;ii Urlh la re.ted for tie new place, and i, I ntuiLi) con uuseat Mr. Ilaucrofl. il The WiiablUEtoii illrnruy Trial. WtHiiNoiu.N, Feb. 13. The trial of the Hun, C t llowen, i n cl arte of bl'iimy, was uearly coui lined t idily. Ills iunrrlie lo No. 1 was awora to ly tie in. ii uhomanled them, and an attempt by Ikiwen lo 'tivpiove It by putUni No, 1 ou lite stand rtile.l out by the Court hi il on tlw point rnide lot drf.nie the Im'ici.iieut did not .lute where or when tit Cut ui. nlae (eieinouy wsa per ormad. The moll is a uiatur of doubt. suiuaii!n"'ni'i jsui nmsK ji jmuluu.-I-W-i i A COXDJiaiXISD MAN IlEVUIBrJID. Got. llolTman Omnia a 'rhree Weelte' Ite- pile lo John Tbomne. lbs Calored Alur ilercr-Th Prl.oner Itrcelree lhe Newe I'nmoved-Frlende Urilnz Commnlntlon. John Tliomas.nlio was sentenced to bo banged on Friday next, has rcc'lred a three neeka' re prieve from Got, Uaffmau. Yesterday morning Thomas's daughter was sealed beside Mm In the corridor. For the last two or three days he bra been In the special custody of Deputy Sheriffs Cum mins and I'eter Uowe, who have kept watch over hlru iilLt aod dir. Thomas eecmed abeerfni, and conversed freely. In reply to the reporter's remark that he was glad to see him In such quiet frame of mind, Thomas with a emlle cla.ped his hinds and said, "I am happy, think God," He added that be dally received the ministrations of the good Father Dursrquel, who bed put all worldly Ihlnra from I Is mind. He eald be ws prepared to meet bis fate like a Christian. Soon sfterward, Mr. (loodlttt, Thomas's counsel, accompanied by Mr, Geotfe It lister, ex-llayllan Minister, entered the nrlun and told Thomas that the Uovernor bad sruuleJ him a reprieve f ir three weeks. Thomas received tl.e nowe without an expression ot oy lndesd, ho said nothing lo any one. During lie morntni Mr. Coodlctt visited the Governor altlie I'lirendon Hotel, and lalJ the case before ulm, nrxlsr n lomniu ation ol seatenca A fotv hours laier me Governor gtanted Mr. Uoodlttt a hoirini In the District Attorney's ofilce, and there air. Uoudlett hrleflr ret-iled the points, and urged lhe Uovernor lo commute tbe eentence of Thomne, Mil. the Governor drcllncJ lo do, but, after con auitalloit with one of tho buprerae tout! Judges, he signified his willingness to grunt a reprieve until Msrcb3. Mr Ooodle't will nrcscat an erautneel on II bill of rtceplioiis fcud all tLe lexal points before a lull bench of the Supreme Court, He hopes lo obtain a new trial. GOLOIWD Jll I. I.I.I II I) ciiAHi'iosnniv Tbr F.nd of the Toiirnnmpnt-ltobf rt llurlae the Winner of the (luldrn I'tir-dolna tar Ibe Championship nf America. The LiliiarJ tournament for tho coloreJ cham pionship of New York illy was concluded Let even ing. Kobert Huclus won the golden cue, and was declared l ie champion. Ho tournsmrnt has been in progress slnco Feb. 1, und has oxclled much Inter est among cdorod billiard players, The gamos have teen il.yed at 11 Woostsr struct, where a saloon exclusively for eolored leople Is kept by Mnjor M It. Fool, who conceit vl the tournament and offered as a pilzo ibe champion cue. Out of the six persons who entered the list, the two remaining contestants lor the priio were Itob ctt lluc.uv employed In a saloon on llroadway and Ulchtb slrcel, and John Vaughn, of the Metropolitan hllihrd raloon. Tbe gims was 1,0 poluU on iuur-iockel table. Vau;bn vra. ihofatorlto. The room ut the txflnntng aad during the gsne was ullrd by the friend, of both players. During lhe first half or the g-iue, although It could ea.ily tie sieu toal tho conte.livas lo be a clo.e oae. there was no, n.uch cicltcoient, although niuny .ui.i I Dels were uilereJ und taken en bum sides lletween theilarera tuom.e le, a bottle of lleidslck w. qtrelly w gered. i'Nn toe game w as c lied Vaughn fl, andlliieliis l'.rj, the ticitement a noot th.t ept-ctitors b-giu tu ebb and flow. I'l e dollars on Vatiglin. nnd two ,iol ars on Vsuthii, who c intinue I to l the tavor-it,-, were otlerel on alt el ls o' the house. A Mend of HclIU', woa hel intde two or three bel, was N"ui l at a.iu ty y V.m.lm bicker. I heir ou, Mr. Jo.Hix'ii." said tho Mucus man I'm nji itperetlilous." Mnj ir P-ol off-red to let on Vaughn, which was nut taken. Trc c-mu a. then cahtel Til .or lluclu. ami MlorVjo;lm. lluelui cou'lii'Kd to .i.lo. Next tluie It wae, lluclu-, 810; VaUnn, UU. Huclus .teiul lo have a slittuk or luck. Almo.l esei) nrd e'.ol he ititotupud was hkcc'sIlI. A illOlcult m-je at this stige wus made, tu an uff u.ml Planner, irviu one end ol the table lo tie uth'r br Hue. u-. which was .urre-s ul, and couM not hale t-een better made Mj Dion or Girnlrr. i be re.uli '.lotighl jowii tue hou-e A-ter His Vaughn toyan lo Imptove, and he gr tluillv crv;t up n t,i tprouei,t, until tvtien the Lumn was c.uled, V.uahn, ui and lluclu., S'J. lie eiriloutul lecnaie ri.l nut, and II Moot Willi tli.'ilculty t..ul the plaieise mid pi iced. 1 i.e gu ne cloeed, however, by lhe marker's call tue g.iuo Hurius. 1,101; lad VaUhu.ts'l Hue iuj waa uetily c.uui od In. te.-l br the m'm ly toiiciiultioa.ui u.t it eudi. Lit xnounioa tau Libte, ai, i said: (iChTLenKjt I have tn-en ca'lo 'o reply to yonr eoo lelui.. i ut. 1 lauk )oti. 1 am li.,w ine tjlurei diaiu p.o i Ollllira l iter tl.e City, and 1 tu;,j lli.l u-'iurv tin e.riiinvt ma lu two re oiuuon. around tue .ao I wtil U: u.t iar-4 the ooloi.d tnaiupiou ol the VlllUdt le. It .nail eetl. Lei Viu oonto. Amoug the di-tinitulehed while billiard plarers who w.tnc.d lhe orilost weru .Mr. Mieuac. l'..e l.u un i Mr KaiHK of Uroohlru. I'l.e roitree wue IVi.lluuT. lut-ni Thermo l:"eter JjooU SjiiJ.. Alter the game closed a m' teh w.a made bettreen UlcIu. .t-d V-ujJu lor I j), ilO ior.elt.to takeplaco il.rei. 1. vn. liv.i.Miwi.n'y .intwitr. A (Jeneroii. mill l.lbt-rnl-IInudrd Clllzen l ml Alltitvrtl lo Drive Tit u drill Ibruuirli the Mrn ln-dr lo hi on n l'lim-Mnll. Dr. H. T. Ilclmbold was out yostcrduy uioru Ibgwitn hie elegant Unui ol Eve buys, two at the joe end three Undem. He was eptrvsched by Cspt Thorno and politely rrijuistod to appear at 1,10 o&lce ui the Lily Maralial nil uiiswer to tie eour.e of violating a Cotporauoc ordinime which lobids tne Omlnj of Lorsta tandem, except ut a w-1'.t. in any sltrel lu the rlty Dr Htlmbold tool, Lis urrett Lood huinnrodly, and. on being ul.cn La fore t. e Murslal, expressed regret at busing uuwli- imgiy v itiiau u oiij i. ,c ..i, ritut ,v deteruilLed to break up Iho tlrlilng of tandem teuma In me city It uttracted large crowd, of pt op'u, and Inter'tred with the tr.nel in the itrrels and on tho tidewalks. As Dr. lit linbuli! w.. me most promt nent otloi dcr, he had begi ri with hint. In coueidern tlui however, of the promise mat the ulieure thouid nol lw rtl eali-.l. IIki one wa. roinltttd. 'I bo D ctor ivii itieu laain to u.k lor not taking d wn the pt,e pr'JcclinK lino the striei from the top of Im. store wuch t.e I ud been name I to ru-nute. an. I which le had I ronil-oi' to take down luimediulely aller tLe It nun iifco-alon. While SliiTi-e Dohbed of Tht-lr llnriilng.. Mr. Fell keeps a large laundry at 331 hue' Fiftt -third ftreel, and k-ep of3cs at 1 went) nlutii .treut and llioadtviy anl Ihiityfllh atrerl und Fourth avenue. .Mr. Pill doee a largo und thriilng bu?luo, aud employs a numb t of girls, who.n he I roml.ts to ay o i inn 1). i of evary li i i'.'j. Amour thou aio Annie Muunouey of .'.is Ki.t Mitiotli .irect, who was hlied on t' l.t of J.niuari at fll ,er mmiin. ou I Mar Ilracken of SIS Kat tilstiuih ttre-l, who was hire I at $11) per irn nlti, Tney worked lait.-iiiill) uulll the lu'li mat, uml eipei ed ti.elr buy on th" eienlng or that 'u, but wore pul ut) urtil !.ituriUv nigi I. Then they were told i,y Mr Poll that ho cmil not imjp them. Tli poor while ..iits dein-Hidud their Wagea w uh le.ira In llelr cies, tut weie an. wt'iol bv Mr. I'.ll. "I wilt nt.l lay u io and n aku the le.l y, u can out of ,i. Ill m i think yuu oie smart t uoug.i in get ii, vuu entry" I Ou ra.e will come up htforti Jild.e (.nulior, In tho Yorkville Police Court, this morn-lug. Alua fur lite llnrllr of Chrl.llitn Charily. tin Feb. 4 u concapoi'.deut asscrtod that Mr. O'llrieu of the Fourteenth Ward refu'ed lo dli trn in e a jkiiIioii of Ihies Tweed's gilt to the poor to i rullenng laiuily. The qipi.tlon Out Ut'ted wu; Do ,ou Itcloiu lo St Patrick's Ctlhollc Church 1" Tnu sppllranl rt t'llid In tne negative, when she was reunited, aud inmimed i ut nu help sum be given to Pruteslanle. Alderman Hugh O'llrlou. who ha. rhar"e of V'.r Tweed'. Unirlly lunu lu the Fourteenth War I. de. rJ,i-( that he huhrpent lis own nioi.et i. will a Mr 1 weed's In icllevina the lie. e.itii ol tin- poor ii, thai warJ, and never asked ol any om vtLeihtr Le wu a Cutnohc or a Prote.tnnt. Tho Hlurtly Old Iliilcbmun'a Wnrulua. Mayor KalbflcUcli of llrooklyn ycsicrduy vtun-od the Aldermen thai unless greater economy was pr.ctl.ed in street lighting, the people might look lor another doiltloncy of t'JUWUO in theaoroutit at the end ol the year. Tho deficiency last year was nearly $VO0,0iX). The Mayor is opposed lo tho light ing of the lamps on moonll.-ht ulghta, but meets wi.h ni position. The A'deitiieti yeeterday referred hi. ton ii.un cdion to the l.imp and Gas Committee, with iimum-llons lu retwri sumo plan by which tne i-neiise ui) bo kept wllhiii lhe appiopr.al.ou J.'iajnuo. -nlllni ol ihn Fncll.h Criiiliil.lmi. I "vim, Feb. 3, The filbu, whicli sailed fiom I.iteitoo on Saluiday for New York, look out uiioiu her tas.eiigert Karl de llley, Lord Telilcr dm, Mr Montague It. rmrd, nd Viscount Ooo le rie.i. of Hie ,i Hijh t'ouiiul.M ill 'or the settle ment i,r ili h.l.ery qiiettlon between Great llrltaln .ml the t un, Mai, uii a'sn of the Alahsrna aud other claiinxil I lie I'mieii Si ilea upon (lie it llritalu. I The Ni TtLur.poil I lie-lluu hentt-nci'tt. Lconaiil I'lu ate was suuteuced to tbe hlatc prlon lor life te.teidai. SATAN'S KUJ.KOX THE SKA. CAPT. PKAD0DV3 MATES lit TllK LVJiLOW STtlliVT JAIL. Tbe Kafflnnf Hooted on h WUarf-The HutTcrera In the Centra Hlreot Ilo.pllnl The C'ouimlsalouer hhocUed-Hoiv Capl, reabody Alar Kseape l'unlahmenl. Yesterday United States Commissioner Shields, with Deputy Marshal Crowley, visited the Centre street hospital and took the depositions of the col ored seamen of the ship Neptune who were so bad ly frosl-bllton cn tbelr last voyage, and who, as they allege, were so brutally treated by Cant. Teabody and Ids mates when they bad become physically la capable of work. LUwatd Lux, whose horrible con dition was described In yeaterday'a Eux, testified that the certain and second mate had treqiiestly struck tlm aid trade '.him do work when be woe sntTstlng from frozsn feel aod bands, add that the captain always railed him Into the cabin when be struck Lira, so that ko omr coci.n sxa mx rcxttniD. Charles Johnson, another of the vlctirar.corrobo rated the foregolr g testimony, and William Oliver, one ol the men wbo went from the Neptune ton boardlng-honse In Bailer street, but who yesterday died si tbe l ospltal for treatment, fully corrobo rated the stories ol both men. Thero was but little Improvement yeterday In the condition of the men, and when the sufferers ex hibited their swollen, ulcerated bands to tbe Com mlsf loner, that crucial nearly fainted at the sight, and said, We need no better evidence of tbe TRCtrt or what rnrota kix sit." After tha Commpttloner's return to the court room, lie wis walled upon by William Drown, one of tha while seamen of the Kertuno, who desired to recerd his testimony sgilnsl CipU I'eaboflv and his brutal mates. Drown made affidavit tint d'irtnz t ic entire passco from Liverpool the sailors, both white aod black, were sutjccled to the cioM out rjgeous treatment. With relerence to the frost bitten ncgrot", he aahl thai the men wens forced to do wore: when It was not necrrsarr, and that this wu dono from pure malice. Ho lurther said that the negroes were good, faithful sailors and that they did their duty as loi.g as they possibly could with out com! hiring. Un the reeeini of all this tostlmnnr. Commissioner Sl.ltlds promptly granted warnnts for the annksT or catt. peadopt, ll.irtlt tt 8. Mayo, the first mate, and James Shields, the aeeond male of tne Neptune. The warrants were phecd In tlo h tr.ds of Deputy Marshals Crow lev and IloMr.s m for executloo, and the oncers rooteded lo Iho pier, at the foot of Ikckman street, wl ero tl.e Neptune Is moored. They ex pected to f nd tb captain, but he was not there, or ut least some of tbe crow sal 1 he was not. Having e..rchid fur Pealody In vain, the Maranals atre.ted tl.o first snt socend tuales, aud took them to Cotn ml.stoner Mitel Va Court While leaving the wharf the pnoners e. ere hooted an 1 groaiie t by a con. ourre of ItHitle -vlio had wltnne, the arre't At 3:30 o'' lick Mai t and Sil'hls fonnd fiom.elves in tne presei cs of Commt.. lunar Stlllwo'.l, ivbu fixed lhe nail in eaun cto ai go. v. We have no ball here," said Miyo, who Is a rowturt'L six-roorgu. "I cun't help that," replied tte Commls.loier. "You know what li e clnrge Is i It l one nl crui and Inhamtn trenmeut of seaaien. Do you want an ex.trr.ln Uiun I" Lcrtalr.lT I d." svld Mayo, I'll I don t want to go to Jail to-nl.'ht." ILen yon inny nrlni jour bonl.nan ti my lioii-e, or be'ore any Commissioner, wh any tale ball for lour arie-.iranf Well." Ii quired Has", "will lhe deputy mar ehl go wltn in to fnd belli" Tlial l a Liu iter lor the odc-ira lo deilde," re p'ied Mr. Stll.well. Here M.tyo sp,".il)t to thedcuty marshals lo ac company him In his search for hall but they rtfusrd, and he lound them Ineaorable. Wo Late it ii rants lo la'-o yon to tho county Jail." sold Kobln.ou, -ltd no vt.or elae." "And 1 hate got too iMir'i lo do, lu go further tun t.:e ct.ut.ti J ,1! aim )ou." rcp'led Crovtlee TLe cfhci r. ti.su et:e the prlrontr. o!f to the Lai low streoi J.P.. wn.iT out or i KiDonr's wiiitu sttLORS said. Iitrlc!i H. Cucnollv. who irrlved In this cl'y la't Hitnrdar ou bnurd Ihn Ncrtuue, aipliel at tbe lleekman streei poll -e st t' n I i.t nig-1 for a lodg ing. A lN rp--rer ealled to see hlT. and que ibme t tlm a. to w-ciut he had seen on hi. vessel. He rt I red Lie service t f the brutal Peabody last Dtcemtter, and wline'set all it e rruell.es ii.ilic'ed upon the t.i.loriur.ite blac'o; nieu during tie vojairr II j eorrubi rates 'pi '-rr tiv.-n In eter,'.aj's H'i In every pait.t'iar. The negro seimen hj Said were 'r-st bit.cn uu the shore, of Newfoundland, w'th' at work a'olt. It was crnell) cold weather, and l.-v reached the ditk uino-t unabla lo move their ban Is. Ihov cr til lid lino the dark, dimp.nnd filthy forecss'le, in 1 lay ihere In agony; but l'eaoody mit r.ot wil.ln.- lo lit them re.t In poacoeveu under such etrenmst nccs. He dng.-e-l t tern out on deck, fiirsliig them fiUh'Ailly, anl firced th."n ou to tuelr work. Or.o ualortumte. k'lmvn us Frrnchy" ou the ship, wes ktt lor hi nr; In the bittertsl wtather at lhe helm, wl lie another wis fo recti to woil; the pomps n it' it physical end'.irtnce conld go no flirt ler. 'lhe il. f.ted wreiclt, trleascd at kn, s'ac.i'tul Into tho ioreM.t'.e cry Ins with 1'Oln. Set-ral weiesubtdi Ir i-blitrn, and eo barshl) riuted t-t addition, th it the nails It'll Jrcni II c r Cngera. Hut I'tabody and hi. rnalo showed tie', no more irony br ti ot. Tne loreea.tle, Counuil) says, w.a In 'l-'l' a til Instrnmoni lor torture. Ii was so dann tlul the floor, tn roof, and the side vti re e- u'- ntl) rov-r 1 with a c hi molaiure lou i.olly sais 1 u tin sell never sulTero J so much ou ant pievtoua tutagv a. on Il ls. tu:. uiuji.is nr.tuitHTiu; ruiu.iv. Thr Ilnmiin tlml n Police Miraeon (llvot. lor Allutrlng lilt .Utillier mill Malrr to Mill vi -Wliiil lb" alolbcr fuy. ju r Mlior of tot sn. Fin: Your article "f lo-tlay In reference lo my domvetic uffulrs Is far from Lu.ng Just, and further .nil Horn being truthful. I always r bi rorle 1 to the best of my ability my mother and sitr, nnttl I heir conduct in my own prif'LCe and that of tny wife wa eucli Ihut no man with aar aenae of honor could tolerate fr in any human heti g. Their falsehoods n girding mynelf sn 1 family baro b.-en tho dlrgast of uiy Immediate netg'iborhootl during lhe put four tears. ILey are and have been lull uearti that I hive stood ready to forgive ami aid then', wheoeier they might oo fit to retract lu as public a ii ai.uur us ll.ey were nttered, ll, Ir most lout I, some si. nd- rs. Tils ttej lave sieullly re'ered tu do. and eton at tho rieaiiil llrue i it-y uro bust in it Liiitii g their in iinious llo. re.ardlng myself and wife, li II ft I'm w Leu me tll.ireored lu any wu) H I. neca.un' ol Hull a h l.ud ubslluacy In ralualng ll.u .impleai ju-ti'f to one wno took pleasure In sup-1-, rtin4 ll" t.i 'or many joars under the dictates of aljiu.oi, ..id,Mty. ritANCIS A. THOMAS, New Yoi.it. F'b. 13, Ml. wiht the siotiieu ears, 7" if" l.iliuit nf 'ike sih Mi;: Mtn g it ttait-iiiiit conn ruing my situation in tho. iiimiiiug'e Bess I bej leato to correct some porti' i. of It I nor m datig iter lotto in t .tirk. il fur A. T. blewsrt for twu year and a iialf. neither did we in.ike ut,ieicarii.ei,la lor Liui, Lul worked tselfitel) upon dreso. Al.'i, 1 utter ke)l it toirdlng-honse, and the tne lultned to itqiiired i n p,ierliig nor t'UinClnj. it be In" new n id the worn in sir son inarrie 1 wn. not a widow, W ith nil duo rep et tor tue kindness of the writer. 1 wt uld further 't Ih-it at no lin o hats wo exls'ed upon on It ul ol Lre.id lor Ihrindavs, Provi dence protiding somuliiipg to co wr i it. Tie other pari of tle. tr i. too true, und tn grntlen an l my son, Dr. Fnircia A. Tliouiae, Police surgeon, re. .idlni! Ill Yoratille. Me,l,ngth..,)oAwilllyj,.?.K A lliinlliiii I'iiiiv Irom Tiirner'a. Tin pot pie in Iho iit'njhborhootl of Tiirner'a rt.tlon,on the File Itall'tsy, at o excited over the tupposed prosenco In their nelghboihoo.1 of a r.tvouous wild animal. From the footprints It Is believed to b a grimly bear, reported lo have e-euid from u menagerie. A eolt, a cilf, two rlieep, some l.ocs, and olhrr domektlc animals hatu tiliuil peered, 'li t heist hat been traeotl lo an old cut e in the wood", end a Urge I uullng parly. In tliaruu ut Col Abnotl of Turret'. Hotel, will si.ui out ou the war ptUi in a day or so to dislodge the bcatt. Tlif l.oaa or Hie French Triinapnrl. Lonuon, l'eb. 13. A private Idler from Cher bourg expressis Hie opinion tl.U It Is He ateaui tiansrorl Le I erf which was wrecked a lew tlars ago otTL'npu Ll llouue, mid says dial the lo.s of Ii lu In li e calamity baa been groatly exuggerated. 'Iho letter doea not tlvo uuy estimate of the number of ll.ti victims. ,10 IuVr.-ll baa been ascertained thot only !)3 llvs were lo.t ou the Fionch transport Lo Curl, wricked ou" Calo La Hogue. An I.xprcse Agent llobbed lu u Hlrunialilp. Hs). 1'iunnsco, Fob. IS, -Tho .loanieliit,! Wit ILiin Inber lies Just srrlved Irom the lower coast with a large number of passengers, but she I as un choied In the eiieitn and has sent lor the harbor ponce, On tlm trip up tlo coast Wells, rar.o Couipiny's eioreas ageulwaa robbed, and the 0lice were wanted in arnsl the robbers, A iletsclui.ent has aceoidlugly gens aboard the vesssl for toll purpose. XIIS JI.(1LI.0 OF TUB BULLS. Wbo were Flying IhrongU llnrtrm Lane VeslerJrty Bonner liolm Like the Wind -Dun .Unco nn.l l'ntle Daniel llrevr DnshlDg along l.lhe Pigeon Itiisvbs, Wo bavo tbo second i UK from the bearded king of snows, who sprinkles our streets, avenges, and roads Willi Cakes to regsle the hearts of our belles aad beaux who anticipate the sleighing lime 13 ttolr seventh heaven of delight, Ibe season was somewhat advanced, and so time to be lost, so all turned out yesterday afternoon as If It was the last cuanco for fun. To the liostelrles, no lees Ihsn to our pooplo, i slcUb ride Is welcomo and a Joy. Harlem lane and' the Park were tlltt and right mcrrr. The lovtr.flble Col. Flak drove his sli-ln-hand with all the Kirgfnia of a veterm. Dr. Ilelmbold reposed ouletly behind string of qaatlrupeds, arranged to suit his taste, Frank Lord sat behind bis four bay steppers.wltb Ills merry sleigh fbled bv a bevy of ladles. Harry Hamilton engineered with tLe uticoat grace a frlskr lanSeni team. Rebsrt Ilonner waa seated behind the beautiful Peerless, while his ton drove lhe veteran Flstbusb Maid; lhe old man waa wldo-awake and "eager for "'LowVetty was nol Inline! It most have been bis day off. for he Bad 3 lady beside him and drove Tounr Jnrller and msto. Dan Mac? was firing up end down the Lane be hind n pnlr ofellpped flrrrK Tl e greet driver waa audible from Perlholl'e tn the Cain?!. Cart, John Vacderbllt scuJded alter Ibe Commo dore In gsl'antstrle and overhanletl the eorrels. Illlly llorst and George Q. Ijtw were slipping alone after gllvertall and mate. Jerome II. Fellows sailed over the mow like a hawk behind twu pe'rle.. bays. I.e Devon, the nrchlierl. wits handling the gray nirc Celeste and mute, looking for ftesb teams to best. Luther C. drills, with PenMor Pomeroy. were airing themselves with lhe HolTman Honse team. Charier Carman drove a bsy and brown, tbe pick of his extensive road list. Peter Mancewasout wlih a ripping tsndemj New London In the shirts, with Illlly on the lead. J. Lovell hsndle.1 Lady llosa and New Berlin Girl with wonderful skill, lo a sleigh. They "can trot for a nan's life," Jlr l'fjfle showed his locg-itrldlng coll ty tbo side of a wtll-tralncd roar!ter. Judge Coulter flew at a r trld gait behind his bay loug-lallrd horses. All h Hide want mere exercise. Jndge Connolly could Dot suy at home his bays aro nii H wilkers. Jesse Marshall left the ltrcadrray railroad to ran itself, ar.il gave Wasp and bialo a lively turn. Alcern-nn llarkee.the bosom friend of J tales Wat son, dn vo Jenny llarker. the Is a clipper. The lion. Mitt, y.oore drove Ladr Genet. KHJ hi I'nrdr the soi rl horse Wonder. H Hollihao tic home "tepper Thurlnw Weed. L.-w. Uakcr waa making tto snow- Dy ntlb Hilly King. Sheil.crd P. Knapp Jogged his favorite gray White Hacte. llatltsate was wirmlrg up tl.e tenerall-Toi (into Chief, whl'e Dund.rberg, Johnny lleb. Dull Hun, Mnltheir T, Itrennan, nnd a best of lltmb etonlans, Messengers, GiUsmlths, were digging for day. light in overy ulrecil in. Wall street tits represent ed on ll.o Lane In the lerson of Undo Din Crow, piobably ou the look-out for firsts. Geo. 11. Alley, t ttni ley Denixm, and aprotult unt npresiutatlve of r-ii'Hh, Gould A Co had good sleprere, and weio troiuag rouud the old gentleman at a lliely gait. niiriti: is tiik ivsi:ssehi Addillounl rods Coneernlns lhe Vessrl Ibal stiia s-pottrit br Ciipt. Drumniuud-Tlio 3latrry Mill Drepeulna, l'liiLAtiiLrniA, Feb. 13. A reporter called on ('apt. Drumuend, of the bark W. 1). Andereon, Fils a(teriocn,and loamed thefodowing additional facta In rrgHid to Drummund's reported righting the Tennesson on lhe 15th ol JairJH). Cat t. Drutsmond says I first saw this veei abost 11 o'clock on tte night of Jaunar) 1 It '.rat tte l'Jili bi nautical timo; the litli by l.nd Hoar. First sitr lia- mast head UrMs. Do not know lli.l sho was a bsrk itggrd ttucl. Her mu'niope were rutted, and 1 could not de'erinir.e. I I.e tetel was acting vtr strangely, und It waa all we could do to keep out ot l.tr war. Mio vraa steering directly suutn. SI c croited our b. vrs w .thin 303 feet of v. Tb. n.i About one hundred ml'os fioin Cape Uattrras, a ferfeit gale hluitlng The Andeieoa shipped a fiiLt deal of wut r a,i thai i.igid. anl labored very eutliv. I fell conr !i r.l tb.it ll was tho l'ti:nesee wesctt. If si e got ttr-n.li it torni HI rigt t the w ould 1 1 1 1.. inly 1 -ti f;.t in at Jam lea in four days, uiti reported Iron, thai pltCe. 'Iho follottUc I. -in ti, ct tip)' ot li e Ai.iliitoii log look kl 11 o'clock, Hie lllLe llie leunca-ee w .s llullCtd Ficih gaies. alien, ed with rquslu llirhtntng In D, rih-t.vltl.l-t'1. a neat) i.itaiug. ltHuted tue lo .a and lulled tiieiti. P-.te-l a si.auii-r luaL.jfwar s e.ulug to ibe suuiL, D.Uu.iy unkuowo, al la o'e'oek. Tie Audertcn's loebonk reported raining and .1 ii-ry hi at r rortheast se iru'liu.. lloioL'Jit. Ilium mind iti i I ts llrst bialo are tosilltu that it was tl.e Tennessee they saw. La she would halo been juslat ih.il ll.ee ou the lS'b b! Jacowrj, land time. CaPt Dicnimond souid Dave rtp.'i ted II before, but did not know the leunetsee had uot boon hoard Iroiu. Havana, Feb. I..-We l...vi no news ol the Ten nessee, i our sbuttaAo de t'uou coi respondent i.as !.erd Dt.taiu. .1 in it: irio ir.is .vor .i irfK. Hie Woiniiu ttlto ttne Dltorertl nnd did not lvuotr tl lor P'iti- Yen re. In tlio llasbrouclc divereo eeso Judjjo Pulbcr I, nd has ordered a leleiecce to nrcertalti rtrlatn tics which Le Is utiuLlo to deduce from tl.e puiera read before blui on tLe motlt.u. made about two wteka ego, to set node a due roe ol dlvurce granted ag-tuat the wife. Dr. M. C. lksbruiiek, a vel! known thyslclau In llocklaud county, tiled In Uclo ber last, aud then hi. wife, woo attended ulm In his last Illness, und irho had llted with him uulnler ruptodlv slucu their mirriiojo thirty eais to ore, was told ly Lis i-anulora Ihut sho had been dl lorcedfroil him flvu yaurs ogo. bh claims tlal tte hud heard nothing of It prurtout.r, aud that she wot neter serted tvtth ant papers In the rase. Un t ie titi. i r li.uid, It Is ullegt l that her run, also a pbyslclin, now deceised. nerve J lhe siiininon. uimii her, and mat lor the flvo eris sli.ee the decree whs grai led the milter was kept ttulel and rl.e waa al lowed io lite In tuelou-e, in eider to stvo her and her son from disgi ito, altt.ouji s.,e livtl tnlirili .ipert tiom her late Lusbaud. Jtdge Muiuerlaud d"--lior now to aseertalu wlitther, uni nr other lUlii.s, the sen Ice of tne summons tvI sworn lo Ltfore .1 noUry. jwuoiii.r.v io tiik i i:.ia.s. Iluutiufl III the I'lerieponl House-Par.itle In llir Mroele. A baurjuct la tu be (jiteii to Iho Fenian exiles ui the litrrepout Home on i'hursiiy evening, ci'it t e sosplcea of a Commoi Council Com iniliee and lhe Deinocr.ilic General Cumniltlec. TI'O uaiiqut 1 1, to be peld mr by ivtto subici iptlons, which now amount to aboin .l,iW). 1 lie sp einl Couiuinteo ol lie liruoklyu Common Council met I lit itemug uud de .idt-d Uou the lol lowing hue of mircii on tlm oce islon of Ito lecep lion ol lhe Irlen niles tin 'I huisday in at, is ore a,rid by Gen. I'UuiiiaS S. Dal.ic, the Giaud Mur- ""'i he exile, ere to lo rect li ed it Fulton Ferry w ith a salute of "3 lUIis. uud tue iroioio-iun will uurcii t. rouuh lulion stnel to l ourl k'reut through Coui I strut to Atmnlic aienue; through Atlantic uveiiue to Fourth ateniit' ll roii-h Fourth avenue to lliinson Place through llius m Plnco lo Uroene aienue; tiiioiigh llreune nieuue lo C. niton utenue; throiuh Clinton ticue to Mrt'e uitnue thiough Mirlia i.tenuo to Gold sue t rough Go'd strti l lo hands Hr.'tt; tl rough S ik.s men to Fullun slieel l.itnce tu tne lelt of Hie City Hall to Jorule mobsinet, win re, i la'loiiu will be trtcted, 10m which the pioc.tlon w.l bo revlewod by the M.u or and Common Couucll. lhe proconslou will tl.eo he Ol.u Ift-ed. 1'itllliig il.'IO Fret Dotvii n nlitift. At tin) lll.uois Vulley Coal Miue Comii!i)'a shall, thr e mil-a fiom L.isalle, on Friday latt, a miner named Knowlaa stepped Into tho cu.o to descend to his woi-k. Too engineer, iii.toul ol lovttrlng tl,u caio, rnlsed it, and linowlis, appro deriding danger Iruui coulnri with tl.o pullty, Jumped lur the lauding from WI.I U he had aiurted, bul in stead of .illgl ling on II heatiiick his head ogilnsl a post and was tlishtd bacttw ird into Iho shall, and It'll a di.laiico of 33J feel. Tho bono! ol onu of his los were forced up Into bis body. llOVHH Ol' I.EISVUV. The first csllro hop of the Ninth Ward Lincoln I'moii Is thu evrnl in Apollo 11.11, Feo JJ. Mrs. Annie Ljuch gltes i vocal nnd Instrumental concert In Aatoci.itio.i 1 1 -alt lo-m irrotr evening. The first annul reception of tlio Mlehael J. Shitnuley As.oei.itiuu takes uiato lu llrookl's Asromoly Itui m ou tlm .'.'4. Tho Hugh Campbell As.oc'itlon of llrooklvn d iiic'ol in Ui-lhf II ,11 lust evouliia- All tlio local poll Unalis weiu tlwre. The 'Abe ll Huuiniel Coterie" as oriranlred In Jndae lUrliuan's Court room Intt nlclil. 1 he offlcers are i Jii'igti Inn Inian, Pre id -ui l.au lolnn (liitgen l oiiiior and Win I- lltiwe.Vlct-l'rsslde.iui I eoechlea luaer, Tro.isurer fc. Mearns. secieterr i and ins fol lotviiig mimed l.teculiv. Coiininltea Jud.es bliand lev. Howlliig, Irsi y. and I'uulier, l'ie Hon M T llreu uan, iho ll n, Charle. K. I.jow Col, Augustus Funk, ami lieu, Win. M, l aeed, Jr Irvng llsll has Dceaeu caged lor their ball 04 tne JUh of Uaxco. AFTEIITIIE OLD MAN'S CASH. A WXSTCltESTail FAiltLT'S QVAJIIIEL 11LI0HH A SVllUOaATE. A Qimrter of n Million of Dollnrsj Wnnted Tha fllan ivho Meant Twenty-two Yaara la Iled-Tbe rocullarltlea of n Wlillaae. bridge I'nmlly-Curloiie Testimony. The bearing lu tbo Bussing will case was re sumed yesterday before Surrogalo Owen T, CoQn, In the Court house, White Plains. Tbe previous testimony wit read, showing that John Dossing, 1 prosperous farmer, who tived near Willlamsbrldge In Yookeis, and bad accumulated $130,UOO, had given tbe balk or bis lyropertr to bit son, John Bussing, Jr. Mr. Bussing took to his bed about twenty Ore yean ago, under apprehension that he na to be held responsible for an accident on tbe natlem Rai'roid; and In tils bed be lay until bis death, twenty-two yeirs. It Is charged that young John Bussing by threats Induced the old man to execute his will In his favor, thereby, It Is claimed, doing gross Injustice to his two married sisters, Mrs. Mary Jane 11; er and Mrs. Busan A. Tier; that the eon being feanul of one of bit listers dcstrojlng tbe will, after some delay aud threat or violence toward Lis mother for alleged Interference with bla Intirssts, finally prcvallel upon Ids father to exe cute a deed lo blm for 130 acres of land but subs. quently rorxo a cnsTomi for that portion of the property In one Mrs. Ansa L. Case, who agreed to pay tlM.OM for the same, and got bis father to sign a deed to that person, 133,000 of the purchase money being paid lo the son, wbo, after giving bis mother f 10,00 as ber dower Interest, kept tho roit, anl received a bond snd mortgage for the tCCfiV from tbo purchaser. Laving meantloo lelt the deed given to himself un recorded. Tl.o remalnlog property of tho testator, consisting of a home and about forty seres of land, valued at f 0.0)), also personal properly to I'-e amount or $33,000, according to the will was to be equally distributed to the ihrco children, John Ilusslnr, Jr., Mrs. Hyor, and Mrs. Tier. Charles A. Moid, l'ie first witness examined by the counsel fir the legatee yesterday, testified as follows! I resldo at Ci Kist IM1I1 street, and do business In real estate; I ssw John Bussing, the lestator, la February, 11, In roforence lo the pur three of cbent 8 seres of real estate I had an In terview with Mm at tbe ilgnlsg or the contract; Lis wire was In the room at the lime I tLInk he wits competent to transact business $1,000 sn acre was the prlco .agreed upon for tbo land, $2,00u cash, and the rest on uiortgago tho family made no objection to Iho sa1e-oli.no; Indeod, they were not green enough for that thor had too good a birtiln to object. Some hlng was said about J. W. llarker wauling the land lor $aV) sn acre, but Ibis tbo testator injected. Wu objected to ran.so roa la.no txpgn ivatsu, but Mr. Butsleg Insisted on extending tliv survey to lhe centre ot the river. Benjamin Archer, of Ccarrdate,wLo had iransscted business with Mr. liu.rlnj. an l was very inllm.ta with him, testified that he did not nolire any change In his mind after he took to his bed he was luilr competent to transact business In IrOI tlio farm was worth (1") an aero for agricultural purposet tl e nuiuetleod of IdO acres la about half a mile from the denol; In 131 tho forly-acru lot was worm atont $1311 an acre. John llerrlin, examined bv counsel for legatee I resldu at Wilii.mst rioo i I knew John liusetng, the Urtator; I lived with I im abont eighteen years; 1 a iw both Lira and his son every day John treated Ins fa'her klnd'y I r.ctcr heard 1,1111 ll.o hard words or thri.ds to him; John had fnq-jvnt talks with his fatter. cnterLT 0.1 ar.vpArs. John baa maaa.'ej H e farm since bis father took to l is t-ed I teol: my "sals wlfi Ihn fam 1 in Iho room next to the one tn which Mr. Bussing was l)lng; 1 hue sesu htai walk round lhe house, out never to the barn lo re alter things; 1 have asked blm why he dl I not got un and walX rounj; I hate lien money banded to i,im by nil wile and otlitrs, but he revcr counted It; he would siy all right," and tell tils wire lo put ll nway I have never seen tim gi ool without UI. clothes on 1 hive heird his son ue rrof.ine langiiig'' tn bis f.ithers 1 oaring 1 tiato beard him lull his mother lu "ao u Lell while we 1 .110 beiu at meats; it Is generallt ttl.rn I.e hrs. tfn In nr.cer about money runner. sii would rep v tlul she did nol II ko such tel iho r p:opriy atfana weru generally msti-scn u:t sl'.s'pat uor.Nixui. I never told n.ilah th.t the prater meeting had begun, and that tl.o detll wns prvachlrc: I used to sar, "'1 here's war lu lhe w Igw un, Enjtii," these sctnes ociiirnd suterai times; John mis tuld uie Hint If l,e ki.l not Leon satisBod with tho will bis fathtr would have altered It; ne centrah) u.oj pro f.tr,e language when I.e tt.ut not pluased 1 luvo eon the hoto 111 tin wull of the testalor's bedroom il is about large enough lo a tint ol n n..u fi-t. John sometimes us.-d huid wurle to IMS sisters during lhe last iweniy ynire that t ie te.Utor kopt to his ted be tiluiui had a doctor bci'ora bis lasl illness. John P.u.slnr exarrlned b counsel frr lke legatee 1 l.te In WLIte l'.nns 1 went ufiei. wiiu luy lul lur to see nim lu ISM ne went tu co.leci .Mine ..nee trJin him we spoke c.liy jouut farming lu uiy uslltiulion he was lully COMI'ETEST 10 TK.lNSACt PUSlNgsS I thluk tue farm was worth in 1S.VJ aNiil 100 pr acie, and lhe torty-acre lot more than mice it. much ;er acre Joun's coi duet 10 his latl.er w.t kind when 1 was Cere 1 don't know wLat lu thluk ol a r. nn who can a .k round his bouse, and jet keep to his t ed ior ot er twentr )ci,rs. Tl.e Wanioi was I.ele adjourned. .louii uu.ii-i-.ii von soldiers. (Iltliic tbe Veterrtna lltitnesienils lu llorrlo bouln llhu. Tbe bill now before Congress Kivlnj to every soldier and sailur who served In the army or navy dutlng tl.o late rebellion, and who wus honorabl) disiharged, 1W uena of laud, protidad Le shall actually settle op the same, dots cut meet with the approve! or Iho soldiers lu the harlern Slate.. At a neeiit meeting of lhe Assoclitlon of W'ur Voter ns of the Fourhtulh New York Iteglmcnt, resolutions weie adopted declaring that tho proviso n-qulnug ctoal siiltlrDient upon II o land will inuko tbo act ol no value to a majority ol tlo soldiers and sailors 01 tho Eastern and Middle States, Inasmuch as the) li tt e not tho means to pay the cost 01 transportation to points so distant, much leas to eitci a shanty aud provldu thcci.ilvea with agricultural iuipllmenls and slock. Thei therefor. request our ltepreseiiiu llvea In Congress lo otfer an amendment 10 tl e hi, I Hit 11, K tlllo lu the laud wllnoi'.l actual sutlltintul thereon, und the right to dlspope ol tho same tor a money rousldt ration. TI.ey Invito all associations or toldiers untl sailors throughout the rouulry tn unlle "im tl em 111 this petition, lhe .oi.l,r.' and Sailors' Laid Association has uuuulmoutl; endorse the rosolutlous. Wilier l'niulne Threatened In rtronklyn. Ill cousequeiico of tbo cuulluiuil lowuess of the springs on the i.'und from which the city ob tains Its waUr, the supply Will be shut off after the lMli Inst, at 13 P. M a.id lei on 01 OA. M. each d ty at the Iti.lgowoo 1 r-1, rv dr. T'11 reserve sup ply is bufilcieiii for oiiiv five il.i)' cousu u;uon. on 1 11. tn f. Alice Cirv i ied un Sunday morning. The Ilov. c. A Fox died suddeuli lu Witkeabarre, l's.,oubsluraay. Juilga King, nn old and prominent citlaen ol Dubuque, iua,died)terlay. ri.AsiiEs I'ttoM nir. oaiiAU chiles. At Liverpool yeaierd.iy, co'ton closed al H,&Vi for uplands, and TVts lor Orleans The Italian Parliament h.ia dechred the libraries and gallinc. of lliu Vatican lu be naliuiial proiiarly. The steamer General Outram, from Cochin to llomnuy, lou idered lu a cvilouo lu Ilia Ind.an Ocean, and Ulll-thrco lues were lo.t. niiooui.y.y. The water ntos uro to bo liurenel after tl.e Itthuf Miy ncxi. The widow ol the late C M Davidson. Uq of lYIIIiaiiittuirgh. leeeivsdon ralurdsy last a ill r for Iho life policy of lur husband or llo.Wj irom Hie Na tloual I, lu Insurance b'omi auy of II b, A. '1 lie Kings county Hoard of Supervisors jester day requested Brooklyn's ecnaior. aud AMeiunhiucii to vote in tavor of Hi bill intradiiei-d Or M-uator tlur i.'iy, rvrniptltig bonu. and moitgsgct ou real e.talo lioui laxillon. 1 1. 11 A A I I .V 1,1,101'. .V O rt. A man In K il.iinaioo siysthat Iho Hon. Joseph tPiukt-H care Howard, Jr nas .IX loci. The linn, Jusepli II i)slln dJiitni tint hlm.elf and M.'iids aro Twenli -first Wart roughs, or that they were concerned in Uio ut.aull ou hergl. Cun.iollr, Admiral Dahlgren never asked nor received of his country one duller lor ths utteul'd intentions width armed the navy llodio.l lenv.ng au s.iau of 112,109. 'Ilia widuw inlcii'U lo detoie all of l.'r widow's dnwor, and her son Paul ail of Ins liilirinauce, totheuteof placing monumeuie over lue giave. 01 tlia aVutuisl and Hex son Utruv, TUE STllIICE IS THE COAL ttEOIOS. The Miner Ilnnbla lo Hold Out Mnch I.oager f uflerlng Among lha Unomplayed -Hecret meeting el Ibe Opcrnlora-Som of lhe Strikers to Itesumn Work. I'ottstilli, I'a., Feb. 13. A large number of coal operators were present at the meeting to-day. Tbe meeting vest held with closed doors. The ut most anxiety exists In holiness circles, what the result wilt te, TLe"operttors are not anxious to resume work, It.e market being overstocked. It Is generally conceded that tbe men cannot bold out much longer. It Is understood that but a few miners will tesume work on Feb, 13, and those only lo keep the furnaces going. The operators are nnwllllng to pay rates on tbs basis of last fall. Much tnfierlng exists among Ibe miner.' families. The eomuicnlty Is simpatlilxlcg with Hem. They are willing lo work, but are pre vented from doing so by tbe so called Wotklngmen's Benevolent Association. The ttinni' JoHinal it to-morrow wlll co&tatn tho following editorial article In relation to the meeting of operators bold to-day!! The meeting was organised abont 5 o'clock, and continued In session until abont 7, when ll was ad journed to meet In New York city to morrow. Al though the proceedings were, by resolution, direct ed to be kept private, we learn tlut decided poli cy was determlaod upon, w hlcli, 11 It believed, when fully perfected, will enable the Schuylkill regions to resume snd to continue work during tbe balance of lhe season with no reasonable fear ol serious Inter ruption. We sincerely hope 111 La anticipation may be more than realised, and that the region mar nol be pieced In the onforlnnate position or last year. A telegram received this afternoon from bhamo kin stales thai the operatoie and worklngmen ol Northumberland county, at a meeting to-day, agreed to resume work on the 13th Of the present month, on the terms ol the basis or 19, with a sliding scalo or llilrtr-three per csnl. Operators are to pay the basis for tbo first month alter coal goes below $3 a ton, but not afterwarJ. TUI! 3IAXLV Altl O.V ICE. Mies Knle Ihlere'e Uallnnt Defender A Hough and Tntnblrt In lhe Hlnali of u MUulIng l'oud-A Centrnl Park Hout. Miss Kale IMers, of Domitiick street, is one of tbe skating queens who grace tbo ponds of the Cen tral Park, Yesterday afternoon, while performing some besutlful evolutions on the Ice, the gallant gen tlemen doffed tbelr bats and bent their backs, in boner of tbe beauty on skiUs, as sho passed the lino of admiring gaxera. Not so, however, Mr. Oeo. Crook, of Elgbty-elgbtb street, near Third aTei.no. He Is a n!gt.t watch-nun, and does not acknowledge the potter of beauty. Too Indignant belle then called from the admiring bevy of besux Mr. Henry Palmstlne, and complained to blm or Mr. Crook's lack or gallantry. Together the bean and belle eklmmod over the Ice toward Mr. Crook, to whom MI'S Ihlsrs said: "Sir, you are no gentleman." "No ladr would m-the that remark," responded Mr Crook. "Take off your skate", sir," chimed In Mr. Palnistino of Washington Market and the two gen tlemen, having thrown aside their steel, pltcned Into earh other according to the rulea of the Lou don P. It. Hound after rcand was fou.ht, and, as they rolled over each other on the lee. the crowd rathered around them, and cries ol Oo II, Harry." "Give It lo him. Ueorce," resounded from all sides. This attracted the attention of two Parle policemen, who arrested the combalanU and took them to iho Fllty ty.nlnlb street lollce station. Mr. Crook's hand was severely broltcd, and Mr. I'almstlne's face and eyes bore marks ol punish mtnl. Both were locked up to appear before Jus tice Coulter this morning. QUEKXS CO'S aYL'ir COVET 110 IS K. Mineolu Deslunnted on the Thousand nnd First Vols aller 33 Yeara or Aitllnllon A lluck Sent for Long K'lond Cllv. Tbe question of a location for tbe Court lions' and county Jill which has agitated Queens county for the Issl thirty-three years, and upon which over l.ObO votes have been taken, was Dually disposed of yesterday. Tbe fact or having four murderers confined within wooden walls, the recent Innova tions or the Long Island City progressionists, and the rear that Hunter's Point would at last grap the trigs. Influenced tho Suparviiors lo come to an Im mediate decision. Mineola, the place selected, Is the geographical centre or the Island, and when tbe Central llallroad Is completed will have railroad communication witherery town lu the county. IVe Hoird or Supervisors met to Mineola ycs'.er dar. and alur a sumptuous entertainment, provided by the Hon. li. A. Soring, a resolution was adopted designating Mineola as lhe IoriUou lor the coun'y bu'ldlngs, and act'ionzing the l'reasurer to borrow tlOObO for the purpose ot securing a site lor the same, appointing a euininiitiu lu draft a bill to ce preaerdej to tho Legislature, empowering thoMiper visors lo eiert Iho necessary buloilng-t. and to l-U" lb" bonds of the county to n amount sufficient lor It ui purpose. Supervisors Lawrence of Flushing, Covert 0' Newtown, Cox of Oisttr Bay. and Kem.cn of ltempsto.nl voted In the afflruitltve, and r-uper-tuors Cor-iollus of Noiih lUmpsteaJ and Nostrond of Jamaica voted la the nnv itive. Messrs. Cox. Coterl, and Nostrum! were appointed a comml'tre to draft 11 bill, and Mes-rs. Lawreuco, Cornelius, and Hem. en wero aipolule lu commlttos lo select and secure too site. The dupertisors pro pose to purelioao from five to ten ucresof lard, end as autnonty ol the Legislature to bun I Hi J county tu tbo amount ot :'So,0kl. Botu buildmgj will be 01 bitch, with slouo irtinniln.s. A lirnuilwuy Ilrokti's I, Into Fees. Jobu F. Knrigbl, a broilier-in-laiv of Deputy Coioner SI Ine, was c invlcted In lhe General Sea slons jostcrday of swindling William Bunting, an Irish emigrant. Bnrlght forced himself upon Bunt ing in Cnalle Garden, and went with blm to get a jfii draft castird. Of Iho proceed, Hunting got but $77, and Enrlght kept f .9, Knrlght was convicted of Isrrcnv, snd Is to be sentenced next week. O.t" of tne witnesses, John Doheriy. a broker at 11 llroudtvay, admitted thai Lu charged emtarants 3 each lur institng iSO drafts. Wl en asked whether he did not consider lwenl)-ftve per cent, an extor tionate; fee, he re; tied: Well, 1 alwaye try lo gel a fair per cent." 1.0X0 ISLAXD. Clnrles Itirsom Hniruiin, who has been employ ce! on illy Island, itndviiook 10 cross on the lie 110111 City lilaud tu lVe.tihe.ler, bin, 11 being dark.hu tell thiough ins io aod was Crowned. ar.titus rito.M the rEi.EUUAfii. The Amer'ran schooner Wnlto Fawn, tvhlc i was captured l y tin- UouitoiJU cutter Water Lily, hat been released. Gov. Pesqueri, of Sonori. has decline 1, on a le, iinictiuy. t' 1 surrender aMcxicuu murderer wno es caped I10111 Arizoua. Iho Province of Ontario ha. voted $30,003 In enc uragu Inn ogration, snd t.n.nno to build anuses and clear from tiiteu tu flvu acies of laud ou a uuuibsr ui tree grant lou. The Apache Indians stole 110 head of cattle within fitu iniioi of Tuts in, Artzni-a A toll has been Intro duced in lue l-rriional Lecl.lsluie lor the it.ue ot t.'.o.iwo lu bauds for the deluuee ot the selllemouu. vritiosiTiv.s oi' cm mi;. John Kenny, nlla Hi own, was arrested on Sunday nla'd in ine ut ol rotiliicg a in 11 whom he lutgt. roied. J iislico Cox sent hu.i un for six months. Dennis Collins. 01 Tft West street, thruw his sM t, r. I. lieu 1 ollliis, 1 otvu a ttigul of sieeii uud ntrrow le'r tut night. Hhu was s iteiely injured auout Iho heud and oody. Ileum wus loiked up lu lhe Llbeity strict police station. I.sst evening Gt-orgn Brootncr assaulted Ins wife Clhanno. nt iw aiooii.l .tr,i,t, with u pitcher, itnd cut li -r sevretv nu Hit iieo, hei I, and arms, tor which a I he was loektd up In lhe I 11 un Mait.il police station, Catharine's wmiiius were Crested In the itution. Thoo-us Maiming and Michael McCann quarreled on Kiflynlnlh siriel, ueir l.extugioii-aieuiie, latt n'ght tunning knocked MrCann down, mid 11 is rlurged. lubbed him ol IU, Cupi uunuer anl In-lcc livu 1-im'in.clii werj tasting by. and seelug me tow. tit. mnted lu arrest the meu. leCHiin went tiictiy w.111 the Detective, out .tlau iiug Iried to cipture 1 t t. Uunuer. wno lull lotubdue Hie lellow huforo he eould take him 10 the Fllly-ulutli street polico station. Tacy wero loiked up. WASllIXUTOX NOTES, Tho City Council will spend $5,0)1 in re eiv ng the loiilaus. lie Now York Air Llnebill got another blact eye ytit-'iday, und I) dead bc)ond doubt foi lull sesslun. 'lhe Ilouto Ju liclirv Committee will try to get up tlio Apportionment bill on Welneaiiay. The odd. ate against It passage at this soi.ion, Tlio m.nagers of the West I ui ol Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, have otlcrcd lo Mrs Hah gren a lot any wliereiu Ibe leit-oicrr. an 1 of ar ..au thai may lie ue een.ny to give eiltci to tuepropoted .laluosol Admi ral auJ Col Ulllo Halilgreu. Tho Eienlti'J IWt special says thoro Is no doubt of lhe early resign mm or Atioruey tleueral Akcrmari, Kiv ralol ill. J11 lii-i-s or me nuuremu Loan have ad vl.O'l 1 11 e rre.utenl to make lint hinae, anerllng llisl Mr Ak, rinsn lisd uot tuu. Isr unul.jed even ordiuary legal attaiuiiiuiil- Geu. Sickle, has concluded the negotiation, for a nnxtd conin.iitlor. lo conttdei the claim, for Injuries lu 1 ie l ei.on. an I urooertis. of American cillieui oy bnsiil.li auinoritici during Hie l.iurreeiiun in Luba, snd His uie.-en .er 11 ou bis wsj to Wnliloglou wilh Iks corrcspoudsuu mi TWEED'S LEGISLATURE, if II AN OLE ACQUAINTANCE OF TUB A. H aEJUILl' KILLED AOA1N. it'' New Commission for the Hrondtray Widen J lH luir-Molvluc lha Ilapld-Trnnsll Problem i jH -The Enal Bide Taking a UencQt, 'X jH Correipocoer.es of Tbe suo. IJi.1- IH AxDAisr, Feb. 13. Doth llouscs were la session rli 1 to nlghL As usual on Mondsy night, Ike atlsndV f -I ance wss small, and tne principal buslnsti was the flU; conslderallon In Commltlse of the Whole of bllbt 1 ,1' J of local snd minor Imtortsnce. In the Senate, Mra U, 11 Tweed teported favorably, with amendments, the A 1 j bill repealing the act for widening Broadway, II ft I seU aside tho action of tbe old Commissioners, and Jv I empowers Mayor Hall to lake an apnea! from lha jf j order of the Cuprcme Court which confirmed th jj) I report of tbe Commissioners of Assessment, lhe so- lid, pet! to be made to the General Term of the First 'jj Judicial District within four months from the data ,1iV 1 of the order of confirmation. It provides for lha 'v appointment of new Commissioners, who are ar "I I thorlied lo aaieit all property beoefittrd by th V. ,1 improvement, whether It Is or Is nol wllhlo lb 'j' limits exempted Irom assessment for benefit unda 1' I the act or May. 1969. iY'i Mr. Tweed also introduced an act lncorporttlnf 'Jj) IAST SIDB KAltltOW OlCOe UlbWAT COHPAXr. v I Among tbe tncorporators aro J. MtU. Davldion, I Hoary Smith, William II. Albro, Bliepherd Knapp, J 1 I H snd It. J, Shandtey. It li to bo sn elevated rotsl j j from Canal to For ty-sscond stroel, snd from thereto V l One Hundred and Twenty-eight street and YonksrtA, !if It goes on or under the surface tbe gaoge la lo bs J three feel, 'and tbo Company la lulhorlr.Hl to ut e2, steam or other motive power, jj I In the Assembly, Mr. Ooodrlch presented a pett I H Hon ol thirty-three American, F.ngllsb, and Caru ,ii I dlan stockholders of tl.e Kris Hallway Company. r- H representing (lS.fslo.SU, for the repeal of lhe Krle Jri. 1 H Directors Classlll .itlou act. fr Mr. Weed Introduced a bill to prohibit railroad: I J companies from denrlng lo pisngers admission to I H railroad cure or depots, without lirst showlug I ticket, unler a penalty of $10) fur each oiTeas I Mr, Irving Introduced a bill to allow j j I H Tni nracn r.-tttxAiic tuell cour.irrr j'v 1 H tn lay talws under cer'aln atreets In the city or New York and under tbe North and Katt Itlvcrs, for th 'I transmission ol letters, pte.kagrs, There va V I H a little dlcuslon lu the I'om-nltteo or tlio Whol ij I over a bill relative to the rlrht or aliens to bold t l I property. The member frorr.Sllgo made lhe lonrest i speech on this bill that he has delivered this session, I In tbe coarse 01 which he declared his unflinching I hostility tn those people who come hrro aud so- f-t, I qalre property snd da not assume any of the v, l ngsroMsiiiiLitits or ctrizcNsmr. I He would never vnto to protect a man's property ii ll who would not hold up his hand to swoar lo pro- 'V tect aod suppoit tho Govcrnmeal under whoso X, laws he acquired thai proj erly. lfo alludad lo tries f, course of many of these per ions during tho lata re- I; belilon. and said ho bellettd tl Is bl 1 was framed to U' rrotnet Jnsl such men. Tbe bill w as a little Joker 1 mat beat anything of tho kind he over stw-on any f.' 1 ntca track. Although Deny was oprosed by Cl veteran Alvord. yet his arguments tvero so stroniy j and his deductions an logical, thai tl e bill may be If, 1 considered as d"a l for this session. The Hon. Mr. IS,, Sellgman osures me that just such a hill has mada k' lis apiearance In the Douse d,r tl.e last three yeara, Xj and that he has, with the aid or a lew friends, killed' V' lletery time. (IV Mr. Alvonl to-nUht presented a remonstranc ft 1 against Iho jl' nEraritgHT or iionet to nnarTBD stgy, L which Is the second one pre.onted by Inm, and the W only ones thus tar presented to tho Legislature, I be J? I!eve. ft 1 Both the Sennt; and As'e-nhly Ilallrcul Commit- !l tees meet to morrow lo takn Ir'tiiuony In rclalloa Ir to the railroad disaster at Sew Illinium'. h. b .Mr. Oakley Intrc-lnced a bill to abollsn tolls oa certain roids uml brldirrs In (utens county, and provide comnensstlon there or, ty Tne Ai-Jalant (Imcral, In response to a resolution, I of the House askliizlniormstlou as to tne numbers; I of men dialled and who furnished substitute-, re- ported lint during 1WI and 111 there wero dralted and held to sorvlre, drafted, and lurnl.liod J su&stllutos, 13.37'i; dralted, and commuted, lj.tUS; ;J- 1 furnished substitutes prior lo draft, lt.WJ; and lur f ulshed reprosenlativo recruits. 01. 't Tne following bills were ortltred lo a third read. 'Jj Ing: Ksempllng tue county cf Weslche.ter Irom Iba T- (leuerul Dralinue set Incoroorallng lhe Kast Nsr York and Jtmalra Hallrotd Comii'iny. and bringiag V It under the piotltlous of lhe Ueucral llallroad law. t A 540,000 S El XV EE. tm Mison eV- Co.'s Chtireli Htreet H1IU Ware- fiMl house Seized by lhe Aiilhorlllrs, 'Hi The oxamiuation of Andrew Wright and I ltobert Smith, tho purser und storekeeper or Iba steamer Huroca, was continued buloro Commb rm sloner Shltlds ic.tcrJiy. Tbo situs which tbs til prisoners ire accused of smmglln.', w ero Imported, 111 as allsae I, by Ihomia Ni'sou ,1 Co., 01 Churcb 'I stueli but lhe latter deny tlul they hid smuggled i'JBI any good, and tlo io Is nothing to sustain Ilia 1YI1 eharjeoxccpl tho ollegil'oo of tlio purser to Capt. XYml Clialker an I the trensurv agent who arrested htm. .'fll Commissioner ShleMs held Hist this testimony wis Vfll tllogally obtalne t, '.nd that the puis. r wits induced ill lo make ll bv I hilker Then-tiro he rulol It out. H Comnilsener Mourhea I. of Jersey City, testified Vfll Hut tl.e purser wss arraigned bi loro him for ttie ."Bl cgenre, and tben sent to Ills dlsirlcl (or examlna- tfll ti-m. snl Chief 1'ovtler. ol tlm Jersey City police, VsHI duvn-ed tli.l he found ti e silks in the possession or til ono McCollum, This exhau-ied Iho atailable testU m, my, and the hear. ni wae adjourned until to-day. V'fll Meantime Nll'on .t Co. 'a store, rontalulng gondi II worth ttn.bXO, Is tu Iho cusiodj of Custom House ft Ml oclcers. losses nr Ellin. U I e'd A Dsvldson's store In Ilarcilton, C.nadl ffl was burnt d yesterday. Loss, Itl.ooO, ilflj Patrick Ilntns's grocery, at SI Clvmer street, Wll. sfl lisintburgh, was burne.1 ytsterday. Insured for 11,009, IB Peter Grant's grocery und S. A. Knlahl's store la (litrdiner. Mo. weru burned ve.iertiav moroloig. tlM Urant'i loss was (6,000; Kn ghi sated his stock. NEtr jEiisEi: i. Neailv SCO laborers are out of employment In K'irsb-iltport. SO-J of whom were formeily eugagedta T the coal whams. Thowl'eofDr James II Ilrlsene. a well known jf. I'ld'ailelrhlan. tiled In P.iteuon yetterusy while U:s- lug rtlaiites lu that cl'y ft The Mrs Leech, whose former husband latt vseek '1 made an tiiitueecsiful attempt tn have lhe decree ol divnice rt s.ids, ha. become (as wlfa of Flic Marshal A Huiry. of Jersey City. V Frank Pearce, an Itinerant vender of pills In Jrr- 1 sey Tliv, yosierosy .irtiek Hetertlvi' ICilcaulev m ibe g nose with a tetx nt hi noirtiuis Oei-,t'iiu the latter bail j undertaken to pruvcnl hnu from diiposiug of tin re f mettles. i A Paterson whee'wrlshl re'nsed tn sign the re- 1 mon.trsnie against ll e pritpore I h-ailitive Ireallia- C lion of lhe taiiroad ntiisauie ti.r -ntfb Manet strosi, i on the uruuhil thai the iiisli 1 nil of li.s businei. wa. la ri'l'.irln; wagous which were broken by being caught 1 In thu tracks. 1 jotiinos Aiiovr loir.v. A Police ahlsll l.lui la lost. Flnd.-r leavo It d iU police headquarters. tH James llel.lr, "speculator," of M Onuvernenr tH irreet. fell icsterdav attiTuooii from lh siiardeckof JM he ihl'i lismu Coik lo the lowei bold, uni una falsity tujiired. 4H 1 John Ilyn of 137 Wi si Fnrt.eih streoi wis klllel re.leri.y hv ,1 .-t'li'orof wood tviue'i -i di.vo 1 into InU In. fsie at Msuac's lavruill, lu Wetl toilydourtk ZIM street. U T J L. Is Informed that tl.e driHlng in the Grand H Prize llstfle for lhe heneniofthe I'nlnn Home ant H sciiool i"r soldiers' aud Salloia' Urphuui look plate oa lhe llli Inst. HJ Jsnit-a Montgomery, while In an r ll"g saloon al '(H S. C I.111 Fourteenth 1 trect last cv nni:,wni l-ierelj atssuliel hv Jobu llrady with a elis.r lie t, st tsxioi .un lo Uellevuu llo.i ltal. lUM As Gordon W. Ibirnl.am or I'i" Fi t'' iv. nui- vat iSI relnrnluir Irom the inirai Paig oi saiurdoy s'loe flW noon, his borte. vs'ned t.t i. 01. so J U ,l lei'.and died 1 Kl in lots thau twu mlnuli. J fl Daniel Downey, of r-ec'ii I avenue aud Twenty. M elehtn street, porter for t ll Hum. -e of a 1 mil I 111 street, frl. jesierdat iU"ih iho haiciway ol those I'll premises and was miiilly injured. I ;l Members of iho New York i aehl C'uli wl.hlngto I stih.cribo 10 lhe mud lur Hie relief ot the peoplo o 1 J Fntin-e r sn do to liv si l'iictiion at the olnjo 01 Mr I I Miephtrd II0111111'. room 3, 107 I'roaJwar. f 1 I Hum inilailin Borgh stopped tho Third nvetius 1,: cars latt etching for nearly two hours, an I uih,1h his I dr, vers doubl't itiolr It-am. The line of e 01 eileadod Jti frutu t'uoper Iniillulu to Twemy llnrd itreei K Mrs .l ino .McGralh died yestertiv al IkVI Grand street 01 t-uigeilinn of the nrsi 1, having fal en heal. J long eta nil bcr sewing maeiuiie. Mi" leatet levea I -htiuien, wno were laiiinlly suptuitid by her carr t. lags. I g '1 e cnal turchiiied wll'i Mr Tweed's gift ol 11 1 10' lo Hie Fourteeiitli Ward has io-n d siribnieal lo I; tne poor I Jin needy uuiiit iet ived 1 quaiiti 1 111 or I inure, accor ilng to their uee.,lio., aad no queitioa '1,1 if lel.gioui f.tlili wsi ral.ed. fj I lie galtanisi-t iron cornice in irlilaei minu'ic- Hired hv l.alvm C.rr A Co t:iuve snl. Old 1. are al Algf, W lleesma'i sir,el, titd aiirartlng a gaol dsn at al- I J teulnu Ju Uiug Irom t e .ieei'iien 01 worg wa stw. f 1 1. we shuuld take It lo oe tuncrlur uuculuery (or thai ''I'I specially. i 1 1 fuit I as been Instituted lu tl.e Superior Cojrt by Hfl Hie Chanotteville, Lolumhia and Aiuu.ls llaiiwar "SH C mnsny agaiuil Morn. K, Ji-ssup el si t to recover avoal I tluo.00i) damages 011 ra Irotl Iron furuiiiiel by loe i.w urfor heir road from Coiuino a, U, C ,10 Ausuila Us. Hie plsinilg. r.siui Ibst the liouwsl nol so good as I liter coulrscJatd lair. Jilsl 'ill '""il
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If' THE SUN. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1871. I 1 V '-i.uj,i'lil.lliniji J0L41J (tin' if h&t&$fax. Ef 11 Khliice f.r AIL TUKSDAY, FIlimUAUY H, 1671. i Amnarmenis Tdar. Cl rlk' Tliatre-ftiMll.. f Itnent'e Optra lnie-M4 it., ltra f ih m4 II m U I lltU Aunt Thttrt-5fiti. I rirtttalli8irttTkalr-Xta La. J, brand Opera llauia-Tlr, Ormi. J1 Ll"1 Mwla'a The atre-Hl4 Da. Si' Nlila' Dardta-nt Blkt Cmk. i X Vark Clraa-ttkH.,trr.AuJiia;Mita. f I i Hit ml TkfalM-Rkkdka. W Haul Taeotre-lftltl Aeeiu. Ij raa rraarlM Mlrtatreta-ttl Hr..-I..r. Bt Ty I'aaUr'a Opera llHte-rtanU M.Mbtti, A. f1 rkt Heath PacaoalUTaaaal-Opx u TWMM. M rall.k'-0..i. Vlaa4'a -Lxnt N'tta. WittoH. IH.! 1 Unit, Uravenlr Peace t II The pnject of settling tUo existing differ- B mccs IkIwooq England ami tho United f Mates peaceably, by a Joint Commission, Is I J Jio first great mcasuro which lias been brought forward under President Guam's ft j tdminlstrntlon. If this undertaking 1b sue- tcssfully carried tbrouRh, Oon.OltAHX will I lo entitled to the thanks of tho whole civil- ecd world. The Interest of the people Is to I fcavo peace. Jaools at our own irlorloua wars tho war l 3 ftlieHovolutionandthowarofthoIlcbolllon E They hod to ho fought. They wero news I I 7 Ml tnoviloUo. Yet Tvo JM0 our r' 10 weir terrible devastations to the) m loss of llfo and of property to tho sun- K' li-rcd tics and tho deep Ecars W. look at the l'russlnn and French war, B itlll smouldering In blood and ashes. There m i it glory enongh for fiitnro historians to tell, I and future poets to slug But, alas there is B i, mlTcrlng which no pen can -portray, and B voici'lcis woo which will never bo sung. 1 ii A Washington correspondent of the Jour- f nal oj Comnurcc cavils at tho proposed Joint 1 Coinmleeion na follows ft "Tie opinion of very able lawter Is t!it m f tho President lintl no rlirlit lo appoint tlx Com- B t iiii.ioner to mill dldcrenccs between Kng- K I l3tnl anil An-crira, How easy, II la said. It I would havo liecit for linn, br a tlUlit stretch of f m confidence, to I nvc luJ Itio two 1'orcliin Cmnmitlcci L"! f lreparo an cmblmjc act and prvactit U wiltt the lu- I 1 Iroiluttluii in ti e mwtifM Tim l'rcnnknt cjuiioI, I vnilor the Conatl utlon, nop ilut a MinltUr l'lnlpo- I 1 Itntlur) or an auilnioDiil Ju.lge wllumil an enblliw I act o! Conrrff. llow. tun. coulJ tic cru.iU flu I, I uRlC4n, tliu IncnniWnU to )o ilollicil with hlsli K ptiiMr) innoiat llunttrr, tlia IVcalarnt went oo, K tttc Ornate coiifirmcil tiia rt'couimi mUtiouf, anl t o I" Conunxiilou la a fact. Wueu the facta ol Krl'tay'e V axccutlrs rclon Mull ail appear, It la niore than n hlnlod that the people will he aurcrloil that uca I, t action ahouM havi been Ultcn In the fJca of the opinions then anil there expressed by able Jnrtits." If there really bo any technical difllculty I i about this matter, we sincerely hope it will i. be obviated in some way. It is not too late yet to pass through Congress a bill legal izlng the appointment of tha Commissioners Jj on the part of the United State, If such an t Initiation of the measure be really csacntlnl. Jr J A great project, alMmportant to tho peaco f and happiness of two nations, should not lie I p permitted to full through and f.iil on account ft) of some dip or unintentional blunder in the j' way of its undertaking. Hit BflF j 5 HcBulntinc the Kiiie of Ltyuor. BBj' The CommitteeofthoMassachusctts IiCgls- BH lature having tho liquor law In charge have BBJ lor tome days past been hearing tlio ndvo talcs and opponents of frco liquor. Many y harangues have been made, but no new fnctB of any importance in regard to the subject I t have been developed. Too fact is that the enforcement of absolute prohibition Is im- BBJ i powlble, except In very email communities. BBJ j j- It has been truly said that in Maine, when BBJ I tho prohibitionists were carrying matters to BBJ I ench extremes that In Bangor they searched Efl J tho trunks of paesengiTs at tho railroad sta BB J tion for liquor, that State was the hardest BBJ one in the Union to keep sober In. On nr- BBJ i riving In a country town, tho landlord BBj n of tho hotel would tako the traveller BBJ into some out-of-the-way bedroom, and BBJ exhibit an array of bottle, with tho BBJ J explanation that ho was not allowed BBJ I to sell any liquor, but that he always kept a BBJ f mipply on hand for his friends. Entering a BBJ J store, the stranger would bo taken into a BBJ L. cellar and informed that as he could not get BBJ anything to drink at the hotel, he would BBJ i ulwnys find eoniething in n certain demijohn BBJ 5 which would bo furtively produced from BBJ pome dark corner. Meeting a friend In the BBJ f street, the first thing in order would bo an BB invitation to tho friend's house, whero do BBJ f canters would be brought out with an allu BBJ f alon to the suppoped fact that thcro was no BBJ liquor on salo in the daco. And so on indell B nitely. At l'ortland the City Marshal with BBJ n powe was seen to go into n puM c houne BBJ j t situated a few rods from tho street for the BB j purjKse of making a seizure. Tho Marshal BBl made a thorough search of the premises with R- out finding any of the prohibited llulil, ntid tlepartcl before tho oilielals had reached BBJ C the street three barkeepers were dealing out BBJ liquor over the counter. BBJ J I In Massachusi.-tts thoy bad a prohibitory BB law for many years, but it was never ttrictlv BBJ enforced. Occasionally spasmodic eflorts BBS irerc made in Botton to close all the bars in BBJ the city but on such occasions it was notice- BBJ J t ablo that thcro were more drunken men in BB tho streets than at any other time. In 1807 BK i the prohibitory law wns enforced In Man.-a BB chnsctts with more stringency than in any BK other year, and the conscqucnco was that nt BB the next scsfion of the Legislature tho law BBt i died the death. The moral of all this np BBJ pears to bo that a judlclons llccnfo law, BE i rtrirtly enforced, is better than n prohibitory BB law which cannot be enforced at all, ft' n The Slow t'onchei Cominc Up. BB Not long since we had occasion to Bpeal; BB J of that well-known Canadian public man, BK j Mr. Ohoiior UilOWN, the proprietor of tho BK j Toronto dole, who is sometimes called by BK; r his follow colonists the honorable gcntle- V J man of the two days' ministry." It is char- BT f artrrist.c ol Mr. Hiiown'h journal that it is BE rather intondstent and illogical, and of Mr. BJj J Uiiow.n that he 1ms t-mni'tlmrs been obliged Bfl to change his opinions and to follow the lead Hi, 1 of men mnro farwclng and ntoro liberal- BB minded thnn hlmsilf. We urc not tiurprisotl Hi J j to observe that Mr. IIhown has fulflllod our H I l f p'.ney riPiiecting him by beeuinlng the Hi advocate of a 1'uclfic railroad through Drlt.sli BBJ I American territory. In a recent mim1 er ol BBj i ki j' urnal lie contends that such n mil K J 1 road is a n. .uhsiIv, if tliu now Dominion is Hf to linve anything like a fulr chanco of ful- H? J 1" ll destli.y and developing Its mighty Hfy. 4 r.d varlod rrsouries." And ho adls that HP ,,0, H' l'e tluoiigh BritlBh territory BFPj may he carried through from strictly com nordul coajjidcruUcuB, but muht Le, if British authority Is to bo maintained on this contlnont, and our now Dominion jnado practically, as well as In theory, a great fact." Indeed, In Mr. Biiown's opinion- this en terprise is essential to tho preservation of British North America as n part of tho Brit ish Emplro. "Our rulors," lio says, "will be traitors to their country and to British connection if thoy lotw a slnglo season in making It practicable and convenient for set tlers to go to Fort Oarry through our own territory, and In putting things In a fair vay for tho Canadian Pacific railway. It Is a question not merely of convenience, but of cationbl existence. It must bo pushed tlirough at whatever expenss. Wo believe it can be so pushed through, not only with out boipg a burden pecuniarily upon Canada, but with an absoluto profit in overy point of view. Without such n lino, a groat British North America would turn out an unsub stantial druam with It, and with ordinary prudunco and wisdom on tho part of her statesmen, It will be a great, a glorious, and Inovltablo reality." This la all good so far as it goes, and it Justifies tho prediction that 03 soon as tho means of building tho proposed railroad aro provided In wholo or In part, and very likely even before, Mr. BilOWN nod the Olobt will bo found Advocating tho next great mcasuro in tho order of common sense wo nieAD. tic Independence of British North America and Its erection into a scparato member of tho family of nations. Wo apprehend, too, that this latter measure will bo cosier to accom plish than the former. British America will probably bo Independent somo time, be fore tho Canadian railroad to tho Pacific has been constructed, Cliorpcnnlng A Word for Itcpubllcnns. If tho friends of Uon. Quant and his Ad ministration think It can carry tho weight of tho Cuoitrn.NNtNO fraud, wo do not know that others should complain. Tho Dsraocrats in Congress behave very reservedly on tho subject. It Is evidently a placer about which they do not wlbh to havo much said until they aro ready to enter ntid work It, nnd reap tho reward of their la bors. When tho tlmo comes for them to mount tho stump, thoy will bo henr1 in full chorus on this topic. They will nut Ii. e to go outsldo of tho ranks of the llt-cin-ucans themselves to obtain tho most full and au -thentlc testimony, that for tho gross attempt to swindle tho Treasury out of near half a million the Pcetmaslcr-Ucncrul la fully re spsnsible. It is worse than idle, It is impudent, to say that he acted under tho direct instruction of Congress. If llepublicans who fuel a per sonal tondcrncsg for Mr. Ckkswuix can lull their own exasperating suspicions to repose by tlio use of such chloroform, they ought to bo wUo onough to know that they cannot so qnlct the public feeling. Tlio real truth will coinu out nnd will havo Its wciujht. And when this Is exposed, tho whole burden of tho Iniquity will full on den. Oiia.nt nnd those Itcpubllcnns who hnvo tried to shield Mr. Cnr.awr.M. and countcnanco his reten tion In tho Cabinet. It is ditilcult to conceive of a greater polit ical blunder, sotting aside tho criminality of tho case, than for n great party, whose masses are honest, nnd whoso public men mako this distinction their own merit, to undertake to shoulder a great offence liko this. Tho re sult of tho attempt cannot admit of a doubt. Whatever the morohardenod politicians may think, thero Is a susceptibility among tho Re publican voters in th rural districts that will Cinch from supporting either directly or in directly so tcaudalous and outrageous n fraud. Men may not bo driven over to tho opposi tion by their resentment, but they will ro fuse to bo used as instruments to endorse such an offence, nnd Individually will receive a shock from such an event that will go fur to loosen tho bands of party attachment, and disintegrate tho strongest moral buttresses of tho party. When this result happens in closely contested districts, wo supposo even tho most ense-hardensd professional jolltician would not bo inclined to treat tho subject witli indifference. Our strictures nro in the interest of public decency nnd virtue, as well ns that of the Republican party, to whom, for greater In terests thnn their own, wo commend tho pro priety of a little earnest attention to this subject. In Ohio, In tho Ouernsey County Court of Common I'leiw, Mrs. Fraxcm Watt recently rc coren! ?2,50O damage! from one Boto for sell ing litr late iiuibnml intoxicntinc drinks. Tlio husband wua at one time it prominent pliraician and suikcou, and had ri'in'enlcil his county in the Ohio Legislature. Falling into intemperate habits, be lost ltia practice, fquandercd liis cxtute, and finally died from the effects of intoxicutimi. The willow brought suit, alleging tint llovo, tin defendant, continued during all tins time to fell and deliver to hcrluto husband intoxicating liquor in quantities of from one pint to ouo quart, causing him to become an habitual dninkurd and incapable of attcuding to any kind of buil noss and claimed 1 3,000 damages, for winch amount she asked judgment nt tlio hands of tho Jury. After argument by ablo counsel on both sides, the jury returned a verdict for tho ilaiuliff, assoaiug damages at 2,500, The liufl'.ilo Qns Company is preparing to bore into the bowels of the earth for a supply of gns, At F.rie, I'n., and at lonawanda, poinW respectively ninety and eleven miles from Buf falo, natural gas 1ms been procured by boring, and the llumtlouiaus can bee no reason why their intended operations klioul.l fail ol equal success. Goologiats ulio have been consulted on the sub joct express antagonistic opinions us to the pros pect of sli iking gK. The gua discovered at l.'ria is unfit fur illumiiiatlug purposes, and (lie Buffalo company huvo no expectation of finding any bet ter quality there. To utilize it, if thoy find tho ga, they intend to nee It for fuel for their on works, and, if the supply should prot-o mllicient, lo cuii toy it by pipes to oilier tnaiiul'acturiiijr cetublialimcnU lui- the sui.ie purpose. A wr'tcr In tho Tribune dates Unit Arch bishop McClojket lms required Father I'aiU'.u.l to retract his recently published loiter in furor of Italian unity, under pain of being removed from (l.o plaoo ho lias occupied now for fifteen years as the lector of HI. Jtwoph's Church. If this ho line, it indicates that the Roman Catholic hier archy h ve determined to identify t lie cause of their religion with that of tho 1'ope's temporal sovereignty at It owe. Vi'v had hoped this might be ollicrrtinc, and that tlio greatest of Chmtian churchea might acquiesce in the event -i which rts'orc the hureh to her originnl character as a spititual crgjmzut. m, nillimil the responsibilities and daujj' is oiui cUdwilh the exercise of po- L'-' UV JJII -I LI IW..WI L litlcil authority. Butjhls view,,tt seems, is not (hat of tho OathoMo .leaders. They demand the restoration to tha Top of the worldly kingdom of which ha was recently deprived. II they can succeed in allying tiro or three of the grcst row ers of Europe against Italy, they may yd bo ablo to turn the lUlian Government out of Homo and to establish the representative of St. Peter upon his ancient throno as firmly as ever. It Is a generally admitted fact that cor poralions especially railroad corporations hare no souls j and it Is therefore all the moro gratify ing to sco such bodies manifesting an interest in the souls of mon. In Maine It it the general custom of railroads to pass clergymen free or for half fare, though, as will bo snown pre sently, not sin-ays entirely from disinterested mottrei. A minister of the Gospel residing at Burnham proposed to preach semi-monthly In the neighboring town of Brooks, both towns being on tha lin of a newly constructed railroad. Upon tpplicslton to the proper officials for a fret pais to enable tho proachcr to fulfil his duties as shepherd orcr two distinct flocks, tho I'rcsident of tho road made response that nhilo the Com pany was disposed to lend all possible aid to ward the advancement of the Gospel, It especially recognized tho need of regenerating Influences in tho field of proposed labor at Brooks, Inas much as that town had repudiated lis subscrip tion to tho road. lie thcrcforo enclosed the pass, trusting the prayers and exhortations of tbe rev erend gentleman might be efficacious to tha de sired end. Mr. A. T. SrEWAUT is sending five tliou sand barrels of flour to the suffering people of France. It will cost him from (7 to 13 a barrel. This is a handsome gift, and does credit to the giver. We daro say that among all the benevo lent contilbutions that will now ba sent from America to tho French, this will be tho most generous from any single individual. Mr. Snir. AttT bi to be congratulated on making such good uso of bis money. Complaint has boon mado In tho Wost that Mr. II. C. Lor.D has been managing the affairs of the Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette Hall road Company mora with a view to his own ptivato and individual interests than those of its stockholders." Wo do not know what truth thcro may bo in'thls assertion but, if it bo true, is it something which in these days ought to be rigorously condemned When wo see tlio President of the United States managing the affairs of a great Government more with a view to the pr.vato and Individual Interests of himself and tho members of Ids family thau to the Interests of the citizens, and when wo see a great many prominent men standing by him and justifying him in theso nefarious proceedings, ought any severe censure to be passed upon the controlling officer of a railroad for doing tho same thing t The Knights of Bt. Crispin who aro on strike at UloomficlJ, X. J., have taken a step in the right direction. Thoy have rented the second floor of 1C3 Chambers street, in this city, and are uow putting in tha necessary material for man ufacturing shoes on tbe cooperative plan. They commence business tlio litter part of this week. The Philadelphia l.titger, In an article on the support of clergymen, tells a cry good story, for tho truth of which it vouches. There lived in Philadelphia two brothers, ouo of horn ad hered to the faith of his fathers and was a prom-iiu-nt Quaker, nhito tho other went among tho w oi Id's people and became connected with a church that employed ularicd preachers. Tho brothers occasionally had good-natured discus alon on religious matters, in the course of which tho Quaker brother did not fail to harp upon tho subject of hireling preachers. Ono day the hireling" advocate showed his brother a list of missionaries belonging to bis denomination, with their stipends set against their names, from (50 up, but none exceeding (500 per annum, and few reaching more than two-fifths of that amount. There, brother," he said, you are alwaya talking of hireling ministry; what do jou think of that list? l)o these men tcne for biro t" I'll tell theo what 1 think," said the other, handing back tlio paper if I pretended to pay preachers at all, I would pay them better than that." Tho North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends havo petitioned Congress for temporary aid from the United States in providing for their children the inestimable privilege of a common school education." They say that they have been impoverished by thenar; that two generations of children of school age, coming up since 1SC0, arc almost wholly uulaught; anil that they be lieve that uulcss Umcdiato and efficient action be taken, the result, in the ignorance of the popu lation, may be appalling. Silver Island in Lnko Superior, regarding which so much has been wriltm, lies five miles northeast of HiunderCapo at the cast entrance of Thunder Day, in the F.nglish possessions, and about 3,000 feet from tho main land. It is of a rounded, irregular shape, about seventy-fivo feet in diameter, rising not over four feet above the level of the lako when still. Ills denlituto of vegetation, ond until it was protected by break waters and cribs, tho waves swept freely over It when any considerable sea was running. Re ports that appear to bo authentic indicate that this bleak rock, standing by itself out in tho lake, is tho most remarkable depository of hilvcr ores ever discovered in the world. Kix specimens of these ores, selected from various parts of tho shaft which has been opened, are reported by the Ahsayer of tho Mint in Philadelphia to have yielded at the rate respectively per ton of 113,800, (4,000, (11,000, (8,500. (11,100, and (17,200. These figures seem Incredible, but they are duly vouched for. Ilut the oro taken out for smelting has only yielded about (1,700 currency per ton, which, however, is of itself an cnormoua yield. Mexican mines that would yield (850 per ton were considered exceedingly rich. By the law of 1817 tho fees of tho Clerk of the Superior Court, tho Surrogate, and tho County Clerk were turned into Hie city treasury, and those officers placed on salaries. The Legis lature long ago repealed this law in the cases of tho Superior Court Clerk and the Surrogate. Those oliiccrs now keep their own fees, and are allowed in addition largely increased salaries. It is now proposed to allow the County Clerk his certificate fees iu lieu of his salary. Such fees aro nuw drawn by tho Sheriff, the Register, the Surrogate, tlio Clerk of tlio Superior Court, and many other county officers, tlio County Clerk alono remain ing under tho law of 1817. Tliu passage of the bill may give the County Cleik n llltlo over half as much in a year as is now received by the Civil Jujiici or os much as the Sheriff draws in a fortnight. Such is the bill that is unjustly termed the infamous County Cletk'a bill," Rhode Ihuil ndhorcs to her undemocratic nnd anti-American proscription of fnrclgii-born citizens. She still requires them to own real estate to tho amount of (134 ns a condition of permitting llicin to vote a condition not exacted of native-born citizens and litis, notwithstanding she lies ratified both tho fourteenth and fif teen lit amendments to the United States Consti tution. Of emu so the suffers by losing tho rep resentation hi Congress of llio voters thus ex cluded, hut tlmt is by no means a sullicicut pen ally for such old-fashioned exclusirouesa. Tlio grievance is of long standing eud ought to be removed. jiiiii i 1 1 n I Luxjmjj l an RAISING THE LOCOMOTIVE, no nomnarovva tbt-bvta jialv. V VJUfJiD 21 AX AND A B110B. Crowds ofCnrlona Come lor Rellco-Horri bio Rumor Afloat The Locomotive Out ol tbo Wntcr-Cnn tlio Ilodlea be l'ountl licforo Hprlnif-Tho Illustrntcd News papers Furtive tho V recti. From sunrise until sunset yesterday the wreckers and tlis workmen of the Hudson River Railway were busily employed at the scene of the Now Hamburg disaster. The snn shone brightly, and tho air was wsnn ind mild, enabling the opera tives to work vigorously both In removing the dCbrls of torn end twitted Iron which encumbered the track sod In raising from tho creek tha ponder ous locomotive and tho wreck of tho tender. Tho ae weather also tempted numerous ladles to vltlt tbo suae sand throughout th day slelfbs arrived from every possible direction even from the other bank of the Hudson Willi ririonrs or ccaioci menu, who tazerly requested the mementos, bearing Off ta triumph melted buttons, fragments of steel and brass chains, thirrcd billiard balls, and other tola eajltncoua articles. Resides there were numerous depoUtlora from the neighboring Tillages, who surrounded tha workmen, watching with unwcarlod patience the slow operations of the tackles and the screw presses. They bntlly clrcalatoJ Items of got sip, and soon a story was afloat that fragments of bodies bad been found In horrible profusion forty feet from the drawbridge, whore the two pa. stager can bad tern completely consumed, leaving nothing visible save the Iron fragments which the wrecking train was removing. Of course tncre was no truth la this canard, but tt gave a lioaaisit iKitntiT to Tni L.tnons of twe men in a pnnt, who with hooked poles were lally flihlog for possible dead bodies. Tbo siren uona efforte of Mr. Uuclunan, tbe master mechanic, and Mr. Waeeltr. Ui Bupcrlatendent of tbe per manent way from Neve York to I'ottjhkeepale, weio directed really to tbe recovery of the brakeman, fie engineer, and hla friend. II was for this par pose tr.ey wero rallug Uo anglne. wblcJt otherwise might htvo rouitti ed i n tho Wappenjera crock until spring. Their tr- ui waa rapid yesterday. At twelve thoy wero to far advance I that the by draulio prcMes were rmnovud, and their placo was supplied by three screw preates of great power. Ttiene, by moans of the tlrund chalna attached to the driving wheels, raWed tbe middle aim alter part of the engine, vblkt to powerful pullles operated on tho lor ssrt. The united eflorta of tui-se by tlx In tho evening bad raiaoJ the loctuutire altuoit Completely oct or men w.irrn stuns but It Ii lying on Its aide In so awkward a manner t'ut It will bo dlrlkult to cart It In (hole. Though tho smoke stick Is gone. It Is far less Injured tbuu would be aupposcd, and enelnrcrs who ere pres ent showed from the porlllon or the rciuUtor that tJiuituuns had calmly ruverstd Uo engine, and then wa'leo for death. Upon the side of the boiler thcro was a quantity of coal and charcoal ash, With theso nas found a half-buihed hat, and the partlajy burned aole of a shoe. A bull ol talk went through tho excited crowd, and aoiao women becon to iu, Up alrode a man who rxiw Tits piad xxaivcen 'Taint hint. I asy 'taint Simmons, lie alius wore a up." This wua nst-nird to by all thoae present who knew Ibe deceased, nnd It was enrmlied that thc-e artlclea belunred to the fneud who was on the en gine with him at the time ol the catastrophe. The engine waa bow ralnod so htzh that It waa posalhle lo get underneath It with poles, and the tarn In tbe pnnt carue 'orwanl with their boat hooks. Hut Just at this moment Mr. Hcanloa received a telegram containing an order lo HMD Till CITta DOWN. It waa then too late, and It was acreed that Mr. rovesl.ould make the cuj this morning. Hi was snnzmna that ho would find the bodies then of all three men, bat there were other who said that waa by no means enre. lor they might have been thr wn cir when the locomotive cania down on her ililr, tuj would be ecptilon the croon under lue ico by tho atrong cuirei.t. Stilt thero weru simw who agreed with tho diver that the maneled lorm of the Irave engineer would bo fojud rlitiglng to hla tn Eino Willi the Dcrcu cla'ch of death. in tub tunaicc can were numerous papera which got entangled among ILe lite, of tl.d engine, unit wero broumit op nltu It. Intrewi-ro bu;e pilis of the Lttijtr and Hie Chirmoj Vornrr, w men showed at tho c tgea traces of bnnung, bnt wi re oil erwlso uninjured, save the cnisldu sheet, wMc i wero wet and cied with Ice. Ttt undaunted relle-'cekera went for these, an I went Lome proo lly t display the trr.nuro trove tin t had rested to rlo-e to tbe ruppefej lncallly of Blmtni'n.' body. There seemed a general regret aii.oug tho engineers prc.ent that ha had not lie lonucd to their ursMi-iallon. us Ills widow and child will be unprovided for Ilut It was considered cer tain that the railway wonld not allow them to suttcr, aeelng that their tnalntuy perished from his fidelity lo his duty. tus riattLT or tub ncnoio i.ioinrtE. Nearly all or hit comrades on tho Mndaoa Hirer road think be waa loollihly brave. Tbey argue that after the pstonts were nulled and bts engine re versed and throttle orened, he hid performed all the dnty In his power to save tbe train, and then bo should hare Jumped to aave hlinsoir. IU leaves a llltlo child ticl lml In I'oueMtrotnle. Mie waa bh daughter py hla fint wlie, nnd he visited her every bunday regulirly. Ou the Lunday prcv.oui to tbe accident lie eillod to see her, and when t ley parted, ns waa hla eusinra. be Lhaeu her fondly, and bade bcr cooil by. II .vtng cono a little waya, he rctarn ed, and araln and n.aln bade her adlen. All the lo comotive on the road are urapvd in mourning. How the Drrndful Tlillnara of the Kntlrnnd lllanler were Itoerlvrd In lluMnlo-Tlie Hbnduvr shut l'ell ou tlio l'enat lulrroi lng Pnrtlculnrn C'nurvrntna: tbe Dead. L'crrcapoQdcuce ol lhc bun. lUirato, Kcb. 12. The soothing picture drawn b our good old poet Itry.nt of one, who dying, M Wrap the drapery of his rotir.h nbout htm. And he down to pleataat drran.,M seems "a consummation devoutly to be wished" when wc gap over the latest railroad dlsietcr. To liuffilo these trials seem manifold. Tlio strong man, the blooming woman, tl e sta? of ag, the (moments of rocUty, all taken at one fell swoop. Alas I for humsn hope, when their charred and braised remains wero bronght back to their pleas cnt and luiurlons homes. On the cvonlnz succeeding the accident the rtatily mmlon of Mr. 11 op. poslte the homo of young Tease, nu lighted and made teady for one of the most brlllltnt parlies of tho sc-son, for thooeh there were painful rumors ufloai that many Hiiir.loLl.r.a took pasaaae from New York In tbo ill-futed train, jet .Mr. II did not hear the particulars until too late to rcma.id the In vitations. As soon as the terrible tiding, rame the rhnlters were tightly closed, the muticlans dismissed, and such guests as wcto not cogulzaut ot tho accident, or hid no friends among tbe missing, were ailenlly admitted Into the rear of the houso. llanj a bright belle, In her prtity evening costume, heard first In the drcttlng rooms what a cloud hang over the en teitalnintnt. and aa tho bout and hoatess aadly re ceived tnelr ruet the hrhrht pnrlora were roou thronged vmi tulo fuces which, but an hour aro, blunlied With the pratic of thtur own luvrllnemt." Tho pit utl'ul supper, with viands rich and rare, seemed to convey reproof to all woo partook ol It, nnd before midnight tho rue. I, mournfully depart ed, for nil aronnd them was rrlef and deilalin, nnd grey hoada bowed down In anguWv It woulii seem a remarkable cieepiion lo the rule that a groat blow never bills twice in the name Place, aa we record the futea or I'orbmh and tllltett tho father of For bush having prrtheU in the Angola dlsrmtcr, aud tho brother o' (Illicit at tl.o en-ui fire of the American Hotel In 1SV). It la val-l Hint Vosburgh. the conductor, returned twice to bid hla vvl'o and child farewell, when he lat parted wlih them, leelini a slrange oreentl inent that hcubould never return. He waaalallh ful, reliable man, to whore care all the women and children were entruated, sure of kludeit protection. The mother of the lovrlv jonnz Mrs. I'e-isoiwlll hear ofbcrlusiln lir mli'it hpun. and the newly hu throttled bride of young Hoot parted from him to sail for Kngiaud on tbe day he elnrted on his last Journey. Heaven help rhem, when they hear tbo tad tidings In foreign lands. Tho elden ol tiefo nifterets. Itollln Germain, was a mr.n of many aud varied exnenenres, poarcseliig rare (ou.nrucllvc crnliis, and .i we if call tils ilihl form anil hla enrpet, piercing eyes, wo a-k our selves If II he pottible that ins many labor have ended thus Tl e ntigiil'orlng village of IlJtavla waa a peene of erent exelieuieni .vhen It wns hnown thul the lli-v. Morel! I'owl.r. bis wil, and Ihrce children wern among the mi4ug. An old friend going quietly down in tho nioinnig irdu In wi-leoiue the fiumly of bin lornier pnsiur, snd glv them rest and en cnurngeincni lor a still lunger joiiriiey, wo met Willi tho lire 4 Intelligence that tliu Invalid f'lher, tho ceniln mother, and the fairy children, bad ent.-red through fUry martyrdom mo lh.it eternal re't whicn hunwa no waking, Hobble, aged tl, Acnes, called Dai-)-, asd 4, and Morcll, nu Infant three blue i) i d. coldni-hnlred darllnra were lost Intin-lr expectant phuuules lorevcr, and the linage of loo niotuorund child, with oulsirotchod arms, will form the innst loud lug of s ubjeeta fur some fntnre poet, In l.tie, the frieiida ol Wllllsni v. Curry await Hie remidns ol ono ol the most genial ol men. With his only rlmigbtcr iiml hrr family ho had Just re turned rrom anexteiulrd tour In Hurope. Ho wasa ninn of morn than ordinary financial ablllilea, of slnct Integrity, cut down In tho comely rrl lo ol manhood, lo bo lorever missed snl lamented by the rfl.".'1. .w,, ""Ire 'naV and In nin we nk. hat has mrlh to otter In exchange for such a llfo I For thoso who weep where shall we look for Jos. tlcc or relief J We shrink from Urn harrowing par ticulars. We oak not for carefully prepared evi dence, but we may demand Uiat a corporation abould bt brought lo Juatlce, who neglect to pav decent roipoct to tbo roualna of the they have .CruiUy alaajthtereO. AJUr the diaaaUr at Osrr'e y Rock on tho Rrle Itsllroad, the menace! of lh itndaon Iliver Itvllroad ciused to be posted aboat the city of New York and vicinity such warnings It these! "Oo not by the Erie Italtroad. The llroad (lauie The llroad Itoad lo Death 1" What will they say now to the well attested facts that tbe bodice of tho u deters were exposed to the heartless Jests or bystanders, whllo a wretch mounted a fenco and read a manuscript sermon he hadfouud, amid the coarse Jcerlogs of the crowd, Tbo Fntnl Friendship which Led Mr. Hoot to Take tbe Fitted Trnln. From Jvkn C. Jaeott't CauM. We bare learned of on episode ef tbs late ter rible catastrophe on the Hudson Itlver ltallroad, which all Ike the writer is oae of peculiar sadness, snd Illustrates the lact that the best Intentions volunteering advice are often misplaced, and lead to the detraction of the object wnose welfare you would kindly minister K. In the latter part ol list work one of the victims ot the fell dlsaslor, Mr. L. A. lioot, of Daffalo, N. Y.. most hljihly connected, wealthy, affable, and of fine cersonal appearance, visited Biooklyn for the purpose of stopping a few dsjs with some friends In that cily. On Monday afternoon last he decided upon returning lo Jils home, and called In at the place of business of a most Intimate friend of his dotu town, Mew York, to bid him "good-bye." Conversation turned noon tbe relative merit of the respective railroad routes. One of the aUactui of tbe establishment, who bad travelled I great deal by rail, and was well Informed concerning the con veniences, time tables. Ac, advised t deceased gentleman to take the New York Central route and a sleeping car. It was the most azreeible In every sense ot the word. The berths were comfortable, the hour of departure about right, and aa for expe dition, why, It was far preferable to the Krlo. The Inducements were, Mr. Itoot rcmarkeJ, considera tions for tbe selection of the former line. Ilut, thon, he preferred the tatter, the Erie, aa he bad always been In the habit of coming and going by It. He Icll tired, however, and thought, aa tho advo cate of the Central route eald, that the real which he could obtain by choosing tho Coclral was suffi cient Indueomcnt to absndon the Erie for the nonce. Wishing bis friends "good-bye," be look his de parture from the business house, never more to see them on this sldo or tbe gates of eternity. Ue per ished lu that fated train. More Members of tbo Uullnar Families. To Ikl Editor vf nt Bun. Hint Your list of tho relations of President Grant who bold office under bis appointment is tolerably complete, nnd yet it omits several con spicuous persons, ns, tor Instance: 1. Colnrabns Delano, second cousin of the Presi dent, fcecrctary of the Interior. 9. judtc McHennen. second consln of the Presi dent's wife. Judge of the Circuit ol Pennsylvania, 3. i)r, Lampcr. tulrd cousin of Ike President, Ite ceivrr of Public Lionels la Washington Territory. This Is the satue gentleman with whom Mr. Orvll (Irani, the President's broucr, lately had some difll culty at Chle.120. 4. libucilcc, second eonsln of tho President, clerk In tho offlco of the Surveyor of tho Port of 1'itisburgli. 6. Alexander Pharp. Jr., President's nephew, C-icVt. at the Uullcd Htates Naval Academy, An. nsjiolls. 1 hive no denbt that thtre are also plenty ol others, but these are none the less Interesting op that sccour.t. I am your respectfully, Uaiuiisni'ita, Feb. II. Pl.N'NSYLVAXIAN. Cnpt. Temple of the TcnucTC. TV iht 1'd.Ur or nt Sun. Sir In this moment of nnxicty as to the fate of the Tennessee It may bo Intercting to your readers to kr.ow something of the man to wboto scsmanshlp and (kill the vecl and the lives of these on board are entrusted, for open his steadl neti and ability In the Lenr of peril everything depends. William GrcnTllle Temple is the commanding officer of tint ship. 1 have known blm well, and have toth sailed with him tnd messed with him fur many a month. If there Is an oSlccr In the navy aoro than another to Vc rilled on to foresee and piotido against danger and to meet cny sudden critl, ho Is the man. He entered the navy tlmt y-ene years ago, consequently before the days of steam. If the Tennessee Is disabled in bcr machinery, he can carry her to her pott undir canvass, wblea Is a tl tng that would puzzle some of our ronng oa cor to accomplish. Tno life of naval officer is .1... (.11..... f-l. i.l.l ..I uuc unit luruia imh-iicpj. tin ..vt.i vkiuvui ij en'ocraged at the cxpe ne of the Intellecluvl. Few of them do any eevrro stuly; they are sure to rUc by tbo machinery of rank each In his turn. Why thtn rhoull they work T Hut while other "Cirri have been lounging over novel, Cant. Temple has woiked He la the invtcr of every do tut ol hi" proflon. His qna'ltle. ore untiring Industry, a bnbit of doll:: things lor himself and rot leaving II em toother, great presence of mind, and fertility of rex nice, anmlute and ui flinching coura.e. ai.d a steadine-s of naturo that Is never unbalanced In any rniercmcy. I know all thl. fur I raw the qualities constantly dipla)ed durinu ti o war. If it is In the power of such a man to bring the Tcnnesaeo into Dort she will CO thero. And when she does. I venture to predict tint the reports will state that Capt. Temple, la wlutover danger the vesH-1 was placed, was himself UHt.lva on deck, night and day, and that his equanimity never varied from the 8rt to the last. If she w ent down, Temple, when ho bad done all that there was tube done, would quietly light Ma clear and ilh a cheer ful f tulle commend himself to tbe world to come. At the attack on Fort I'l-lier hla ship took fire from a shell In the room next to the rcagnrlue. Ono of the little mowngor tng-boats was plvlng about the able, and Dually coming along aide. Capt. Temple hailed her- "Ave, nye, sir," aald the tug captain. "We are on fire raid Teniplo. noxt to our powder magazine, and 1 thought It relent pos sibly Interest jou to Lnow that we are likely to blowup In about three nunulta unlesa we get the fire nnder." The snddi niu-i with which the tug captain rang four bells, and thr tug plunged away on a bee line waa lacglublo, in .pile of the critical r.atureof the situation. I have only to add that 1 know met of the navy Gfilccm, both line and staff, and that so far aa 1 can Jndce Tiinrlehaa no superior auioug them Your ODoJIeul atrvant, NAVTICUS. A Dlliiu C'blrf Juailer Wniit to Hear "Thr Old Fulka nt Home." From the Lerlngtoa I h'v J'rtt. On Sunday last, ns the venerable Chief Justice ItolKrt-oii. atrlcken by tho hand of de itli. lav si men inii-nsible to tho world which ho ate-aie.l fait h-tvinir lorever. w'ule the claantlc bra.n vluch for o muny yean h i throbb-J r.randly to the inndra Hon, of hu cental, barely fiutterud with the eou seioiinc".s of life, he exprraied a ile-lro to hear .Mi. Oary ing lh ballad ot Old Folk at Home," as if the strains or In favorite nn lo.ty wuu'd hate power to cull back his soul Ir. in the partaut of tho giave which l.i was o la-t nearnu. The vrinh waa at onee commnnicated lo Mlas dry. who willingly C'lnwnh' I to do invtriinz In i.er power to roae llio ebblnx current of 1. re iu one who, a stut-nun or Juit't. baa known but few rivals dunug the coure of a Ions and eventful lire. On reaeliuiK the re-idrnee ol Jiid?e llobertron Mla Cury waa at onee u-hered into the chamber where ko ratirli ot Intolicei and lear-ing w fast lllikering out Into tho daikne ol the uuknown hereafter, aud without accointm timm ol any kind aired hir tlch coinrulto voice In the touehlur wurds. "Way down nnm the fnwjnee river. bnt bcloiv the had pane three llm-n I r.ike down in the luleislly ol her rmolloii. Cdiuiiu heroi-lf, alio ar-aiu e--jed the ball-id, ar.d, wh'li tbe vrnerahlu and trlcken man U drinking her gloriTOi melody. Toured out l er whole foul lu Ihe simple ul'erancr. Idi-h gave ao mueh pleanre tn one w none giant litillert had. In days HKone, taaclnuted tho most tiiented ol the laud. W hen fhe had ceaed, Jnigu Hohortson could Marcely ritirea hit gratillcotlon bi elcns.yet slcnlflod a dislre mat Mi Tory should Int- lor hnn "Home, bwiet Home. Twice did the cllled artiste attempt to c 'nip y with the requeit, hut hor amotion was ton gr-at, and choked wltn fiehnzene waa compelled tu leave the room. Tho w ide Incident waa one of the mot touching mid .iff runn eplaede that ivir innrhod the uealbbcd of tli prung greatness. The Klchta of tbe l.rcnl Profeaaloii. from Iht I lin ititmlt IMqalrtr. vi e undei sum) tlnil a letter, iniincroiisly signed bvtle bar of Hamilton county, baa been aeut to D.iMd Do ili y Kit-Id, ol New Vork. congraiu lalinc nnd Inunkiiig him Tor the able defence which he lately made ol the leirsi prolcwion in Ilia rnniro vcrry with Jtamind ltowli t, of tho bprlnglleld lliimh llcan. Tbe eontrnveniy la. In fuct, the old ono, whether a Uwei- ts montlly Jutltl ihle In nrpearlng tor and defending a Client, tin- Juntlce of whote claim or do' enre no may moio lli.in quertion. We hste no doubt that he la, aa every turn has a ri:ht lo have bis c tfe presented to n court In the bent aspect ol which It will ml mil. Not being able to pertorm It personally, It Is perfectly delensible for him to procure nn nttornev who w ill act as bin sub til. ute, and the latter violate, uo moral law or teiive ol Jnlice in accepting the trut. Lawicri nre not bound lo be Judge, or Juior. or to decllno to act vroftwalonally for thoi-o whom they may privately think havo not a goon cauo. 'I hey may believe Unit he hu not, but, upon u pre sentation of .the; whole mailt r in court, they may bo mistaken, jnt as thty often aro when they Imagine that lie has a food cause. In thl Innanec carried uw ay by a hilter perann il qmrrel which he llltiwlem hud with Juniea l'lk. Jr., ho assailed Held lucaiiao he acted n. l'isk's log u adviser. Tho animus and moilves or llowloa wero in plain, tha. wo think Air. I'lthl made a nilnakt. in likinir nny notice ol it. lliere la not tho leaat danger thnt lite reopie will ever hold the lernl prolenaion to an oe rouniahlllly fir npre-rlng for any body who dc-noi to lute his leaal rights guarded aud proloetcd in count ol Judltalure, No r.nil f Iti-helllon Imvvaulta, W'm. llnlley nnd Win. and John Utimni weie owners of tbe ririllsh steamerl.abuan.whieliw.is llin-i-led III this port and sold ni a blockade ruunei in The libel wus afterward dlsmlstod, and Con-gre-s In. I illy hut voted to p-iy the owners of the steamer Jldl.VYU dauiage. The monev wna p:ild to Atlolphus K. Uodellro), aa attornty. He would not pay over the money uuiesHihci ptvoMni the umotint which he claimed us compeie-ntton for conduiliug tho proceedlnKti. John i.nllnmi lmvlnir iln-d. the other two sued Gntlellroy for the inonet He tlo murred to the complaint, claiming that the represen tatives of John l,.ithnin shou'd bo Joined aa plain tills. Judgo lugraliam yesterday held that the two survivors could su ut any rate lor their two third, star. AN JIEIR 102 YEARS OF AG E. jivzda mnnss wilt, jirfoiw Js,vimoa.tTJi Jiuxcuiyas. The Colored llnmo vvlio Lived nnd Illcil In Willi Mtrcct nnd her Ilclra-Tlio Vcn rrnbte Heir svlio wna Horn In 17GS-A nloro Interesting- L'nse thnn Tnylor's. In tho Surrogate's court room yesterday, a quiet colorod woman occuDlcd a seat In tbe rear, near the door. Near the railing that rnns out from the Harrogate's desk stood a tall and aged colored I man, of a venerable aspect anJ a bald head, who rgucd so loudly with a young professor of the law that Officer Malouey was repeatedly compelled to qnlet blm. Tno other figures had been thero an boor bo'ore, but growing tired, had wandered way. One wasa small, thin mulatto woman, 103 nans or aoa, bnt of a keea little eye, and not so withered as one would bare expected. She was attended by lluUi Lowden, her litter, who had readied the aae of aeventy, This couple, and the woman wbe sat so patiently near tha door, were all belrn to the estate of IlulJa Oresn, a relative who baa been dead twelve years. The UU and aged gen tleman who argued near tho Surrogate's desk ap peared In tholr behalf. It was tire Itev.D. Kennedy, pastor of the colorod church of New Uochellc, West chester connty. lie appeared In Court the first tlmo two or thrco weeks ago, and was then accompanied by an astonishing array of heirs, lie took a p lac it the counsels' tablo and dollrcred an eloquent oration, which was cnt short by the Surrogate. Since that time he has appeared every week, and the Surrogate assured blm that he would do what he could to nave the caso disposed of, since, tha woman, who bad arrived at the mature age of 1WJ, OCOI1T TO lUVK A CIIANCI AT TUI ESTATS. Yesterday, however, tbe Iter. Kennedy secmrd to have lust all patience. The young limb of tbo law told lilin that the final account In the estate wero being tiindcd In, and It would take a short tlmo to arrango mailers: and tho vcnerabloman assented, but wantod to know where the money was. A jonnz man attired In spectacles finally Interest ed himself In the old gentleman's behalf, snd ssked him what bo wanted. 'J lie quiet colored woman men Icll her scat at the door, snd approached to fell bcr story, Ilulda flreen. who died twelve yrsrs ago, was her aunt, bho left behind her Eroperly worth about fS.OtJO. wllch, the ad earned by acrubblng the oflices of onr Wall atrect millionaires. Bho married early, ajd her hus band and hurso'.f began their work In tho street of the brokers more than thlrly years ago. The oi l church was at thnt time standing In Wall street, near Sas.iu tkrubblii, tho unices was In those day a profitable iccnp-ttlon. nnd Hnlda (Jtecn nnd her bntband kept at It all their lives. 'J hey lived In Wall street, and DIED lit WALL lTneilT. The old msn went first, nnd Holla lived alone for several years with a cook and a yon-ir man who alelcd her on the top floor of No. ST tiho oecu rlcl six or seven rooms, and gloried In a icui.irk ablo collection of old furniture, which ah kept with the m tt scrupulous care. Ilut she also died at last, and abont nn hour Slier she had drawn her last sigh, her br ithor, Dtvld Wermsler, who lived on H tat en liland. with a com mondanlo number of children, had taken pus4elon of her effects, to the exclusion of other relatives. In due tlmo th- will was read, and It waa ascer tained that David Worm'lej and bis fiirllv ent the lion' share ef the spoils. A daughter of Hnlda. who llted out Weed, received a considerable legacy, but Uulda's four litters vvcro sadly disappointed, lbey were Itcbceca Hamilton, wno is sow aocb 102; Clarloa Knox, who Is dead; Hots) Sand, aged 80; and Iluth Luwden. aged TO. Clailasa rrreltedallltlo Jewelry, hut Itebecca and lleley were Intormod that tlfjO hud been eetat-le to bury thciii decenlly when the were dead. Mary Ann Sawrr. tho woman yes terday in Court, was one of Hu'.da'snieco, but she had recelvod as her portion ouly a cnanncable silk tklrt." fihu had not been present at the read ing or the will, and had r.cvcr heard It read, but bad allowed Iho mutter to drop until now, niter twclvo yeais bad pan' I, tn uuji citation ptcliininarv upon banding la tl.o final aceunuti were rent to her Her imagination upon thnt liuincdlalclr conceived the probability of au unnoticed legacy to which she was entitled, and ai.e huiricd down from New Itoctelle, In tho company or bcr friend ti.e pos ter. That aged ceutleman was of tl.o opluion that tho Urst thin: aha cuir.it to do was to cot the money, an J then alio might arcue the one; out aiuco the could not do that, he C.ouxht it would be b-st to re til tho will, or a topy of It, If tt cou.l be obtained, so that thc might know ex actly w nal her portion was lobe, 'ihe y iniz man in tpcctaclea, Willi whom he COUU-lnJ, complied with hi wl-h, and hating rotwn corv or Tint will smld the old records or the office, read It aloud. Tho old pa" or nnd .Mrs. I-awjer livened with breathless attention. The leejil phraseology con fued them, but they understood It aunlclcntly to make out bevend doubt that Ilulda Green had In deed bequoatol her nlcco nothing hut a eiungcvble silk skirt, and bad lei I M hrr two need sl.teta oniy 150. to defray their funeral expenses. With a heavy sigli Mr. Lawyer and her pastor retraced their steps lo New Itochclle, determined to anawer no more citations, no mailer front what court thoy come; snd the best thing, a the old man aaid, that ltuth I.owden, aued "U, and Rebecca Hamilton, a:ed 1CM, can do la to die a quickly as possible, so aa to get their share ol Ilulda Green's properly They have one I ope, however, for Mrs. Lwer expreased her opin ion that the will which has been In the Surrogate's offlco for twelve years had been cat celled by a will made sub sequently to that Tluida Oreen. she said, bad been dirplcucd ahoitlr before bcr death by the coufutlun Frev-ilent In iMvld Wormtley's houe In hlnlen -land, nnd had lawyor make a new will to which her uursu waa Willie. She propoMi 1II.M1NO tl' THIS KtMt, who l to look lor tho lawyer tint mado Ilulda tlroen's second will, und that lawyer Is to receive for Iter tuniMhlng moro turn a tlnn.'eaUle nlU akirt, and fer her two aged Icllow-Milleicre some ti.mg more than their lunrral expensos. Autumn It una Awny nllb prlnc nml Spring ilt-IH K Idled. i'Von l.e A"iia City AViea. Upon the urnval ot the iiissoiiu l'aeific train fr 'in st Loin, ut 0:10 jcsleidav morning. plump, whoteoine-looknig woman, ol perhaps !M veais.and with the otidenl air of a matron, got oil the car i it company wall a bashlul, even gawky looking voii'igMer ofl" No sooner had thev touched tho platlorm than there came arum liko the awonp of a nawk upon It quarry, and lor a lew moments all that win Mi-il'le amid the flurry was a bioau shouldercd, jean-clo.bcd farmer craplng tho boy more.. Id by tt.o collar ami kicking uway at bim wi:h all the eueiey or h pile-driver The Lo never atnus'od u txiiticle, but shriinl! Into hlmteli like toe ji'tnin of a tpy-glaat, b.ub bertnz foith belwii-ii e ei e ailccoHttivv k-k: lb I.I on, duiii let '1'wu'ni ute llerselr done It, dun )e I didn't (.u it. Heireil done it. Hold on I What particular ruiwquciices might hnvc ensued tn that lad II In Ireituiei.t lu l been kept up much liin.-er, wo nic iinaldc lo detormlne. for lorlnnately the poilce Interfiled, and 11 immediately de-elopcil that the matronly looklp woman was t'tu wile of Ihe fanner, and that the It id run away fio-n her lord and uiiiMer with this Interesting boy. Hla (tho farmer') name was Thomas Houston, or llorton, aud Pit, holne wits at C'trtliage, a town In the sulj. url o' Ciiieinii.iii. where he In.l lived hupntly with his wife eier slnre their marriage, aoiuu leu yeuis blnce. Ihe boy had been In the employ of the P.irmer for several mourn und had nt-eiuod an lioin-tt, lailhuil lad, and raihnr devoid ot brains He bad neter tuatwetod mi) mine wrong in his domestic allalra until one uiaht ltt week he cainc home fiom In dut's labors lo tin I lilt wire aud t lo boy tone, with only a nolo from the fur.uer that thu could not love him any more We were unable to learn anything of the enuno of lhc elopement, but wl ulever It v u, u enmpioiiiisu waa ellected, the whole parly returhliig by the North Mlittourl vrtlrrday iillernooii. 'lie won an i., In oppeui-uiioe aud refinement of mannirs, uhove the nvcragp el larmer'a wiw that la, more inetrorolitnn while the youth was the du plicate of old Wnrdoll'a fat bov. Notwithstanding bit lacerated b eliu-it, ho teemiHl moro alraltl ot tlio wi'eihn the i,ii.'i,iml' and his Herself done It, duru )e,'' was re-ally plaintive. A lllnlorlc Hug Hleln. Cot. Job Stout, Kccorder of Hardin county, Iowa, lias a woudcr'ul pocketbooi, awordiug to thii iroin the Eldorado Ltjger It vvua n.ade or pig skin, dressed by one of the pllurlm lathers, tnd manufactured Into lu preet-nt shapo by himself. It waa Iroin the baik of tbe lll-t hog alaln by the colonuta. A furufulher of (Jul, btout'a carried tho pigskin vallct through the Ireiich war snd tbo Indian, and was abut beside the bravo (leu. Well on tho bloody henjiit of Abra ham. lu bcpteinber, I'M. The po. kiibook, eon tabling somo Jlugliah coin, found it vav bi.k lo Iho rlirhtlamllr, and held nothlt.g but i:nrltii coin and Hank of llnglnnd I otes until Iho llevuliitlou.iry war, Col. btout'a giundlaibci in.nliml Willi it on bin pet son to Canada witn (Ion Moutgou.tr). Ilwnxnt Htitlwater fertlod the Delawuie ut Hie nienior.iblo 'Jrentou hiii pine und whui pouivwaa tltchired, eouUiiik'il two tlitni-uiid dollar oi LonunenUl etir riuo, mott ot which it- iieaeut owner returns. In the mle Internt'einu wai, Col Job Miout cirrieil tho pigi-kiu wullet tltrougn siveiul eiigageini uu, and when be li ll ut llic.'iuioud. tho hinlurieul wullet of pilirrim put "kin was K'rloratt'd Willi bullet and ualiirated with blon l. Thu Uolonel's coat is now nu eshlbltinii at Indi.tiupolui, rldtllod lay lorty buliela. 'llnti wallet lias Uin in ue one iiuudred and ninety Jian." Tim I'rce-I.nve THInum Trngeilr, -oii tin Vi (.riifrm't llirnhl. Mrs. Iliehnrdton bus nlao been Kouij the rounds of the leeiiirr belli," nnd has loft iiotmi-g iinilniie bv winch rite miajil iimku uu boneal lenity mil ol her utieuwttb iiolouetr. Wheu tho Mci-'urluud It lui ended, we tuieied ue I. ud heard tno la t ol Ui wuuian. Had she po-tetfud urdluury dolieacy tn seusmvoiiesa ubu would have sought uiclusitin Iroin the pnlilie gate but being morebiali than im u Iho Piolcsioii.tlly "slrong iinuded ofbereex nu rrerers to "traycl on her reputation," aud bnd hu profit to It ausnKAMa. A Richmond wilier advocates cliiryinj m admission fco to church service, lnt?id of ac ling nn J yearly. J An Indianapolis gill doesn't allow lhc lots of fl one teg to prevent her dancing tho Virginia reel oe crutches. Stranjro ns It may seem, the first Pp.mish ana Pottnguese dictionary ever published has luit arret, cd In Madrid. At tho closa of November there were 061 971 paoperalnEnglena.cicluslve of vagrantiauj lunailo poor In the atyinmt. Tho famous l'anthcon of I'arls hsi frapej serious Injury, although the dome snd outer iral.t tu mirks of the bamhardmcnt. rrofessor Tyndill, by his experiments, has e'early demonstralod that tho dirt wo brevno 11 only equalled by the dirt wo drlok. In 1841, Great llrltaln raised 21,6W,61S by dalles on l.ttl articles. In the rain I i'(l,OG1.0Mbr lower duties on only 41 artloloe. Tho Chattanooga TYvmasksi Whltlierira wedrirtlner" To which tha Knnxvllle WMtn?hmi "It wonld be profane In nt to say." The planters of Mississippi, almost without exception, say they Intend to pat In moie corn, sad raise more stock feed the present year. At a lecture glron In Frankfort, Ind., not longtlnce, thr tickets readi "Htctted arc the pare la heart, for they shall see Ood. Admit one." Tcrro Ilauto claims moro banks than any other city ol luslte. One Is a national, and the otbcf thirteen or so aro of the faro and keno varieties. It Is said that thcro aro 600 persons in Stam ford, Conn named Schoflsld, and a cnrloul gcnUeaua hu found of that name In the town records. As an Illustration of tho democratic character of Gen. Sherman's receptions. It Is said that any gea tleman with a paper collar ind mittens on c in go la. Nathaniel FullcTton, 90 years old, has been re. elcCed Tresldcnt of the Dellows Falls (Vermont) Dank, He has held the same offlee for tiny ccntecntlv years A new setting of the opera butti of All Ui. ba" has been produced In London, with Hngllth wordv The mutlo Is by the celebrated contri-haiilit, botle sIdl An old man In Saybrook, Conn., lives on a farm tint was never bought nor sold. It hiving oomo down 10 him from his ancestors, who obtained tl from the Indlaui. llariodsburg, Ivy., has been glorified by a marvellous meleor.followed by waves of straw eolorut and blue light, and a long, torn, faded, but heaalifuf garment of light." llig sister: "Oh, papa, I must fjo to besi Nllseon. Ton know I am to fond of music." Juvenile brother (triumphaotljjt "Theu why don't you let nu ptay on my drum?" That the war must havo told terribly on the -resources ot the Clcrrr.ani Is evident from the fact thai they gladly accept for garrison duly volunteers of at yean of age and npward. A man In Iowa "put out the light" In in original manner tha other day. He walkoj to the river, cut a hole In the lee, falcnc1 his hands biluod blm, and Ihca lamped Into the valor, Within tho last month 500 colored persons hire applied to tbo American Colon'zatlon Society for aid to go to Liberia. More negroes are now practically attracted to the colony than ever before. "I havo this afternoon been preaching to a congregatloa of asses." said 1 conceltei y inng parson. "Thet that was the reason yon called tberabolovsa i brethren," replied 1 strong- minded lady. i It Is stated that Mr. Denlson, who has beta J ftr mnr years Speaker of the Kngllih Hotrc of Comt I mons, Intends to resign soon after the meeting ot Paw llament, and candidates for the place arc alrcaly men. Honed. Tho finjlietrlnj iltxqtxiint says: "Wears onthebrinkofancw era In rallways-tbe era of tha narrow gauje railwnT-au era of reucved activity, A when every village, almoit farmstead, may hive Its K railway." Thcro is considcabic foiling about tbe cut tlngil .w-nofoncor ihe c m tr-es on Temple street, i New Hvvcn. It mntrat-s the famous arch of trcct en Temt'lo t're' t, whicu It without doubt the CLeit la the country. This is the way a Colorado lover expressed admiration for hit fair: "She's a leelcr, the Is. Che, killed a hevr when tho was fifteen, and a Digger Indhn when aho was eichle-n; and now ahe'll whip her weight In wiM can." The lcgislalnro of Delaware Is nMettlj tiiuttliur down on the d voire bntlness. Thus rar ttlr ty-on applloatlont hive been made, and only Its granted. Tnrre are ttlil pending, aud the retnthvicl have been rejected. It is rather inconvenient for people to know toomccb. A savant, learned in comparative anatomy, while partaklug not long ago of a savory disa, sop poica to coniltt ot chicken fixlnt found in bit piste bouc w hlch he leeognliod at the thigh bone ot a cat. A tnau's son havlnc robbed bim of (32, was arrested, after no had spent the money, ani fined 117, which the father had to pay. The old roan tloalir conntcd out tbe amount and handed It over to thecrerk of the conrt. in) In;, Hereafter I shall deal directly wlthmyboj," A Georgia cotorcd.dobatlng society wsi late ly diacnnlng Which Is tbe best lor the laboring man, to work for wagea, or pnrt of the crop?" Aa old "uncle" ipoke the seme of the meeting when to thought bofo w at tic bett, It dey couiU only be bras; togedder tomchow." They have begun in Canada to cultivate rab( bltt a an article of food, and tn European countrlrl hundreae of miles ot coatt landt are used as raltlt warrent, and their produce furnishes a cheap and na 1 trltlous food for millions, while tbe furs have coneldi crable value tn trade. A woman in Ppringllold found nicc-lookinl towcit selling for ten c.-nts apiece at a recent aactlen 1 talc, and to took n lot nt tho tame price. W hen its f1 got home the wa.hi'd them 111 order to g 'l the tlelag j out, ana succeeded admirably 1 but, unfo-tnnMMy.ttia pnlpoftho paper of wulch they were made wotbed oct I too. J Tho Troy Vj nnnounccs that thero is a k sraud hunt lu coului.il. lailon. 1'or a long lime thepea pie of Wuioitord and Landnghnrg iuc nccn lu ttl I hsblt of leavl'ig Ut. it -..iri.lua eata on titc ulaud otpo- 1 illo thai vilmae. Tno c havo inullinlic.l, an I. (roui llv. I Ing In the wood, h ivu lie-me flcree, 10 nitich to ttl I 1 II la nccet.arj to organise a force for their externum 1 Hon. A French paper cxolaims t In less (ban a wccK theic will be In France over S.O'.O Sp.il 1-1 ri blan cavalry), and tho Pro-mans will, to tin ir .rrctr, soon luuke the acquaiutancu ot thu drca led Matiaiuc" (a creis between a In.so and a harnoin) vr'. 'tfir ly replies a saicattlc (lenn.in, and base in a I tie 1 iLUM'um as a t ectinen ef French progns- In civi: in lion." A Connecticut school teacher who w illed tan malic an inmro.lon on two of hit hoy who hal beetf fighilnir, proiuted that thnyaiionld be tr cd by a Jury of their iillowt. The .rofotllon win u rci.ted, atd tno marges piovcd. but lite pedazoirne, who hint cos, ttlluted hloitell Judeo, w-o a liuio titt-n back, wh-3 the Jury rendeicd aienlkl 01 "not (..it.tj," wllkoat Itatlng their teal Sponge paper, a FieneJi uoyolly. is laid Is hate ab the pecu.lailiiea of tpongo, absorbing wubf 1 ro.idl.y, and remaining uiol.t a long time. 1111.1100.9 1 nted at adret.lng ror wounds with coniderai.l at 1 vantage. For Its fabrication, evenly and finely din I'd sponge Is added to erurnary raper pnip. and tit It worked, as In Ihe common p.iper-nuLl'tg aprarsros; Into ahecta of different thleknew. A fanner residing in line eountv. N V., sold" a parrot steers to sn Indian named Jo in smoke, Uvli-I on the Indian reservation near nulla 1, won w.i to pt J for them ir they tuliud. Aitorivannii what he thougM I wat time enough, he w 1 n. Smoke anil d: "J.'oxl I John, 1ft lime tho-e l rtwere 1 aid tor you moj T cither pT me now. 1 -t-iru iiniii.er talc an inrerr.il I licking." Iho ludluit. Willi chiraelerl-lli fiolld.l) 4 countcnanco, replied, after thlnklnc a moiaeall Yet, I guest tint's the best way to reii'i ill1 4 III I.tn.hbuir, Vu., n dilin(.ni'itd nicmlitt of the bar, api eallng to the (lettri n in-- .i.trhirre hit iltent, wound tin with the tiaietvi t that It tne Couit tent blm en lurther trial, u n un would tt !3 on hit rharaciir wbn uld not i.e t.-i e I ol by til, the WAinr ut iho bum toail and all tit' -oipwhlt. rotild I e uiHbu'arlnriM tit 111 Ute pondciout catcall ui the I'onimonwoulili'a ai'ot'iev t'o nil toe iiotiderecs ii"ne replied that witlie he doemed it roreitnil thuci.uaithe bar, h leitrud 10 ad, me Uu Conrt. l thc ilioughi It ailvl'i l to boll hit body Into irrj they ilii-ulil look In thu npumlto eoiimtal tor t'10 uoia cculraled Ivo out of w Inch to make 11 JOHN CllllllCIMI 1.. (Duke of Vttrlhnrmirl 1 tlh! lordid toldler whoiroin molt lueret Could ttoop to such altuomoni, ami lie mowu Bo deeply mean, 11 v :iit itl To hold thv fume.'-, u w-trd but nnek 1 1 vane, A ud measure up t 1 t'ry'tgratei tlnett In Utile votteit, I-. a ,itur'oni t Thou uiendleiint 1 j. r.1'1. laden tl n With Utile pfl 10! oilier.' faun itK-xr. I- Not nn Ihe battlt r 1 ot the en letied The proud, tho pin .1, ill ikon In 1,1 11 1 la Mill coiiniod Willi Hi 1 avaricioii. Who tw.inu otu co.i.is an I on tin u 1 net Thoil lote'ttfl tin i.ullti;. men 1 Ihe herlit.'o a Win.- m.iu weo.. ii Jl.lli.. IIAI'UA I
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I THE PUN, TUESDAY, FEBiyUAKY 14, 1871. ifl I LIFE LN WASHINGTON CUT. atouuiA's nr.nuh vrticKii avmii. i an 10 rjits trns axe. Jntrrrsllnti Hebrttr In th8rnnte-A Drtfnaco ol hitrituna tllllrr by r-eimtor Hill A I'lipiilttr Priuwrnt trlio Keiolveti' Kvub Hi mi Voir. Vauiktox, Kcb. 18. The House joint reso lo'.icn sulboilalnp; the "('armors' National t).mk of J',. it K.I ward, N. Y., to change It location and name wsa ported. The Hauso amendments to tho till lor tin sale ot utclcas military rsaerv.Utouj wero rin.iif'd tit. Mr. fMKiitiAM (liep, Ohio) presented memorial asking authority from Congress Tor the Cincinnati in I i-uutticrn ltsllroad onipany to constrict tbclr im.il ihruugii the Stale of Kenltieky, tiertnlisiun to 4o walea l bow wltfiUld by advino action of the Kentucky Biol fonalc. tlOstESTKAPS rot I0L01BSI AND SSI LOSS. Mr. i ovciiDi (l!ep Kansas) reported ti t House kill lo tnaUe honorably discharged eoldisr snd n lion", ttirlr widows and orphan children, to aeqetro homesteads on the public loads of th Uni ted Slates, with amendment striking out the pro v Men llowlug toe assignment of lionxltcal eetll loatea, end by omitting IJie (action allowing tho entry el tl.u lend by mi uent or attorney. Tho commit Ins l recommend thnt the Commissioners of the tlnernl I.tnd Office lute authority to make all nee aim regulation to earn the net Into etlecl, est. ris ly rejardlisg the duclaraliona and proofs r tatrcd. thi cioitatA sgXATOir-ntr. The Per ate took Dp the Joint resolution rresrrln. Ing the totni of oatu lo be Iskrn br II, U, Al. Ull In. tlalmttic a suet an Senator Iro.n Ueor.li. Mr. 1 HOMBUtx (lie p., Ill proceeded to show tut Mr. til ler had received seven rnoro rotes for Bena Uir thin his colleague, Mr. Hill, ho had been ad milleC and that he had been elected by persona nut dlrqnilllleJ.and that the administration o a qualified atb. In consequence of Air. Miller's larrtou In the I rebel army ae a surgeon, was In arciirdiace with tlie iraclice In the adtultslon of Messrs. bhober and lluUrr to scats In the lloose, and ot Mr. Hill to il.o N-nato. none of whan could take the test oath 111. Mlhrr was not disqualified under the l'onrteeulb Amendment, and t.iouru a Democrat, had received Itrpubliemt rotes. It rtas contended by eome that Jlr. Miller was not obliged tu take the test oath mat that oat.l did not app.y to Congressmen. 11 Mould not discuss Unit question, but lie hellertd Lie 1 cit Oath Deposl bill, now In tlie Lands or the I'maldenl, covered the case. He had brouzht for varl Hilt bill lo cxptdlte aeellleaient ol lliequvi lion. lr. Cimi'UDS (Hep., VI. nrgurd that the act ot the Oeorgia Lotbtlalure In circling a beualur dls qualified by law was A VkrlAllCB AND OTKKDIOIKO Or LAW, ar.d thnt Centres was sound III self-respect and to tre-eiio Ibe luleirlty ol Its legislation to teilit these tttsuirts. The necessity t r Ibis was more marrntin view of the lacl that these fur whoui the iittninry of Congress rtas aaUe.1, baft, as a class, iccuied II etri'ltctlcn treatise Iher had iiinde wur ncn 'h Ir country. For one he would r.erer rott In ci .iltfy n null lor a seat In the Senate who vtt Ineligible .hen clccleJ. IU ucld tbit an lectio, eni'.ir mch cncuinsLinces was lulJ. Mr. TiirnniH. (ltrp. Ohio,) Inquired whether feint r Kdiunnds had not ropt'Jtedly voted In l Jlsittuij bill", iieod thr stiitetnent of members tua' they wte IntcudoJ to illow ccrtiln (artlci alrca i sltcuJ to enter upon their iiKtitS, lr. KimvinM admltied tint he had leen we ik and foulli enough to loilow tho lead ol bla Deal cralk Irlnid (Mr Tuurinaniln rnAInz a nan an oSlcer by Im nho as not cutltlcd to tic nn ofTlerr when elected; but be now recognised his riror, in; iropoitaig lircivl It, He wm I' t'.,j to mc; !tls Sontn Lnlt w.tjr. He oonld ucree Hut the pat ahouhl be forentten, but he T.ouln not host const ut M ealeiid ciaee to a people, aniknc whom the mel. stbohd stood by tl.e UjreriiuiJiit were not sale heie (ue reutot recocmendaiion for efhes j thil the tartr had Imbrued but bauds tu tbo blouti ef his lellow-ciliien. Mr. IXiXKLtxa (Itcp., N. V) delivered a lone lea ercuuinl to show that Milltfi wi.s ubjectiouub'o it every element of the test osth leicisUtloii, and It tlitml r.f n.e leialltr ol hl election Mr. (iKi rMra illen.. VU lull Hut the act lia posinj H e 'in n clad oath .s, s to Miller, UMCoi e'ttuLoukl LullWe Hid, 1'uiri.u un.l Whitelt, cU la In re.'s Iron lieurcta, viiis.1 of v. i-o:.l h.dliaJ nn lihiiiles removed. Mi ler had iter t held a I'd r. bia.v ltlcr to the rclcllion, out tad onlyseived aa A SI'KOIOX TO A KCDCI. nEGIMt.tT. 111? ffercf tliereinr, vtas sluily ticson, nlthnnt li e mi(iiivuiine crime ol perjury. Ills oltcnre c-i ne v.lt!.tn tl.e ruiiee of tie tiuiil lardnu isoe1 h iTrriilentool.nicn. end bd been tnttrely ohlltrratel by that act, Mr Hill. tC n. Oal stated thtt Mr. Miller hi bein cUneo br ti e Oi nrfli 1 lLHiir osir nior pnpulurtauilidtes.aa.uux tthuai eio twoc Hint fJui.t'1 ale, lcairt'.l.e was ntit obnoxioss to thcFum u nn Hi AmendUitiil. and likidy to bo muat accept fcle to Congress. lie denied that that ejentieminV aucctu was due to lira con nection wlti the reM lion, aa the fact of hi- professional services In til roocl army was ant cenerally known. Toe spe tkti did not know of It until very recenilv. Dr. Utile. SLsd oppciod secession, atnony theDrst to In the work of reconstrnclon, and could not nan been elei lei unlew by Itct-uhllctn rotes. Mr. Jtor.ToH (Hep., Ind.) held that the election o Miller was void, because he was lueltclblo at the tine ot Ue election. It l.vd been said durln; tb ebatetLat;hl lest oalli bad been rerrulaj. Ill was It repealed t 'J'Lc bill had pureed Ibe Henate a the last eeselon wlll.oul the kuowleJe of tbre membcra of the body, and It could not tcl one-thlr or the Senate to-d.y. Its pasaje tbrou:h th Ilt nre had been procured npon the repits-iatlo that It tad reulred the unakluioua approial or ihi fenrte. It o not too much to say that Uie reiwa 5. U:Pl "tb wSifraua upon the senate. H. did cot iar It wu 10 luteiidel, but In effect It was u '"llr! Ecorrfttcp. r. ccrroboralod tin atatemert el Mr. Morton aa to the Lnm'd passage ol the bh Ireltrred to nnfior what called the Authonv rule, wLlrh rrmllietl only bills to be considered which no otiectlon wita made. While opposed tc ikei-ullr) inflated by that repe-vl, he took crouit Id favtT n the adinls-ion of the present claimant. Mr Thi-uni LL, responded to what he termed tb I (ihOCLAit ciiabqu or rnAi'D I pon II e Cen.ite and rmi'l from the Olobi the report ol the T Miit iks .it.i'iidmi t'.e passim Of the tosi ojth ii .i.r retealln the reuate, to suow that tin bt e re "J in lull upon h.s (Tiumoull') lequest. that l.c had ulso made n remark lu recard to It, n thst It had been passed roeulurly and pro erly. lie ex ressetl I Is surprise lo hear such a tliarge. Mr Morrroi cxplilncd Ibit ho did not chirr Inuil ii.wi Uir tie i tic, but that tie passise of a Ul. er io n tich contequence, In Just one minute wltk- nut f ii mi nuiicv, jutt.UoJ him lu characUrUlu It ss .i iair'. Mr 'i t.mr.riL Inquired wl ether Mr. Morton dh' nut .iilio-e Hu Judlct.ry Committee knew wbj! the i ul w y Mi soivioh replied tnal he dl I not know hov. that hut he I 'd unCeretooil tnit the bill ha I nit ti nit oil the suucilcn ot nmsj'int) of that Oont HI B.iltOC Mr TitVHBVt.b (emphatically)! undertake t Sji if tl.e t-c.i.tur hsaid auy such thin, he hear I what nas nntriif. Mr Moktoj. I heard It from a member ot t:. t Cummliter. Mr. Tiii'Kitrii. reltera'ed, that the member mak iSR ucli s HPturnM had asserted un n.itrutii. I Mr. Morton trcceedul to detail more inlnu'tli .the clrcuuiunces attenUInx the pssafs o' the bi'i thiuujh bolh Hemes. He had not supposed thai there mi rooic man b rarf oral's cuard lu lis tutor 1ti "he House but alter Innu on tlie table loere foi more thin ft yejr, ll bad been suddenly called up and fivried through. At this hour, 5: to o'clock P.M.. a motion to a 1 loom w nccnlived b il yeji to W uaja. Ur TiiniuaN (Item 0.nj re. id Irora hoGM to shO'V that uutoni; oihor fjiiintora present, when thi-ri-oi'ti. rf (erred lo pastt j Ihcltenute, wei-e bull trie tijiu.oM Iroin Iowa (Mr. II irlan nnd Mr. Iloweri) tt e "-i n itur Irom Vet nmni (Jlr. Gdmnnds), the Ken ato. Iroin Wisconsin (Mr. llotuO, and others, ah o. hia ALLOWED Tilt KILL, TO CO TUUOPOII when a i-int;.e otijuction would hare htld It over He ilioumt tlie itiemlier ot the .In Unary Commuter who h i I nt.ule ilit- aUttt-tnent alluded 1 1 by Mr. M ton, de'i rved lo lie cmilrrj oy the usio Mi Kuui'M suhnittle I tlui It wa- quite beron l j the Junuictiun of the S-i, iior iroin O nu (tlr. 'Uuir m.ini lo ceintnre another for Ins private utterauce. BTlic so-railed reyeal was not a l.iw yot, and lie trust ed tt would be ri'irs Ixlore It would he. Attr turlher discussion ibe Kenale voted npo'i tin indluir question, whldi was upon ordrrine me bnl to a third riaaiiiiL which resulted: Ayes, ts. tii. aa lolluws (Ocuiocrals lu italic): A nis Mrrs Ilair. Cutierlif. Cole. Corbett. ItorU, Ifitmi liannvan, titoi,r ilumtlttn iMd.l. Harris Jim l"t Johnston, tlrftffrv. MeDmmld. liiirw. Unlit i.m, im, s-mMnrii, Biwyer, f cott, Kpraiaie, fj,ii, 'MitmuN, llpiou, Truruhull, 'ickm, and I bars ers Att.ott. Ames, llrowntow, Ilncklnr. baai. t'handiur, t'raln, K !i.lfi'tv, tllloerf, Howell. loirri Vt i ior tr syu, ii.nurii, lfAtieron, I'oui i it", Hi ;i. rcy, btcsius, rjtuwari, Buumer, and Waraer sisist. :srn..ilor, f-hernsn. and Wilier It JIM anil, i.alltt- plr-iair wl'li Measrs ConKlltW. lUlli l.k in l lesj. ,ui rju, ii 1 1 I'uol iii the nexatlvo, Vtili-'lV" "ci:(",ll"ll'' ri'"1 "'lid time and .I'lll Wl then came nn "uouiiid b"niUl M5' 111 to kc ut lt-priuiitiiHr. Ir. Cox Dui N. Y i pie.onled ietitions Irom cl'rwme of New Yor a;nm.t riinU land uraut. Ilr. C'oao (ltep., N. C.) uitroducnd a bill to pro tect loyal and peaceable cltizeua and to perpetuato the evidence or lwi.es sutt. iiiid In the war of tlie rebul.ioti; provMliur for the appolalment ol u Coin laMioner lu each cuuuty In Al.ib.uiu. Arkuutja riurida, Qeuiiria, Hnaiaaippl, North (,'iiioliin, Hoa h Caiiiliiin, 'Itnnotsre, Tex.ie, Vlriutu, ana Kr.i luor. to lake cuenljinteuf all Ktt Klux oniric Mi"rs. HeTiiptir. un l Yoono (f)enn.. j.) Intro duu d kit: to remove all political disab lilies, sji in laixsiinuu. tllep., 111,1 moved Ui suspend tie ,i!U tuba o ne to mko up t.ie Air 1.1 ne Usilrund bill lor j ut.'-.'. ration, llsjecleil luaa, 111 nape, II. i ft Mr s-amirNT (Itip., Oal.) presented a commonlca- if, trai, .r,un tbv becietary of Hie Nary In relation te tjj Till BTtAUEB TKNNiaSBI, K bj'tuJiU'iK Hut tU Department dote net eatiirlatn f I mi uwtoi oslun ui t her salsly, and that ut to- J tellljrence may bo received of Iter before th arrlva oflhsTybco at New York. Mr. lloorrta (LH-m., ArV.l.rteln to a qncellon of prune jo, uficred a resolution, mlttnr tnit a num ber ofeerl.iln women Unihtor had taken names, slon of the room of the Committee on Uduoalloaand Ijt-or, end rsninestlnKtlie Bpouker to uko steps ko medlately to remoru thote women, Tho Hpcuker did not sec that there was any qti; tloa Itivulrod In Ue resolntion, and dirt not kro.r t it ho had any aathority la the matter. U he ha t, hetsould cutrlully delenale it lo IU aeu.leroan Irom Arkansas. (load Isuilile-1 The bill to enable the Jackson, Lanlnsf and Bin Inaw ltallroad Comptny loehantte the northern ter nilntia of the road from Trarcrsi Illy to the Htraite of Mackinaw was passed. Tbe bill to amend the actot May 81, 1170, to xxroBcc tiii ma ura or amiss of the United States to vote In the several BUtrs, w mode tne special order lor Wodnwdar. ultor toe rcadltiK ol the Journal tho vote to be taken at 4 o'clock, without any dilatory motions. Mr. Cox (Ucm., N Y.) Inlrodoce 1 a hill lo pre rile lor additional mall eervlce lo tlraall, lie s.ilil Iheolject of the bill wae tu supply Choap coHeo without cddltlonal cost, and there waa noealxUdy lathe bill. The brzAstn prntd a commnnlcsllon Jtom tho lTealdsnt In reply ton resolution odered some days ago by Mr. SisM. and showlnx that th aid ol the mllltarv of the United States hid been Riven by rroer of president Johnson In eld of the elvic authorities ot Call ornla atan election thore In ISCj, on the request ef th tinrernrtr of tbat Bute, Itovr Judae Wlnnns of Ohio stii out of Ordcr-t'nn In Ibe llonse. HaAm0(on Coirttpondtnci of tht Cincinnati Co n nwrtM. Juils;o Wlosns, who la ordinarilr Rrarc as a travestone. Kept the House latnthitix cterilir. while ntlemplltic to ret the fcpoikcr's eve, unl eo obtain Iho lloor. "Mr. Hpenker," cried the Jnd to Mr. Dawes, who was In the c.uir Breaker Tne trcntlemnn Is not lu order. Wlnans I'd like lo bo told, Mr 8esker, fiew ton know thnt before I tar what I want. (Lunaliter Hpealter The eentleman will take his seal. Wlnans la thero ttnTthl.-ic; In the rnles that re qolre s me lo be setitert heron? 1 hive ssld a word t Dpi aker l'ho centlciuan Is not In order, nod the Chair cannot proceed nliu tbe business natll order is restored. WlnaiisW'onld It bo strtlnlnc a point nf order tor me lo remsln etanllns; nntll Ills In order tot mo to address tl.t Chair t (Loud lauihter. Voices frtm i oror Hie IIoum', Mr, hpeakcr t' "Mr. bpcakr."J Speaker fl nlleim n will resume tnelr a its. Cox Hues that Include tne xentleman from Udlof Mwirher The (Imlr has not yet recosnlxed the tentlcmin irom Ohbv Wl'sns-I thouht as niach. I have here, Mr. (peaker, a pair of spectacles of One iiurnitylns p.iwer. tSball I show lnem to the Chair, ao that 1 may be seeu t Hoars of lauuhler ovur all tho Homo J t peaker The gentle.nsn Is out of order. Wlnans I rtvc to a point cf order. PpMker 1 ho senllo nan fro,n Ohio will atato his toint Winsra lluit a motion lo adjourn Is altva) In order. Uie it laushter breaker Does the ceutlotnan from Ohio more lo adjourn f Wlnans That was my wish when the itiakcr la vitelline to be seated. Lauithltr ripoakcr l)urt ti.e tieiuleuinn from Ohio move to a Jonru 1 V, ir.ti.f-Xo j 1'vo rot over my lnrry. At.d i o the J udce ml down with Immense crsrlty, t.ie House lalily contulsed. non.i i. rn 1 vmi-u u rr.n ma j.ice. The Vitthttn Inrdrr Ainln The Craad Jury otJ the Count Joanne Tbe 1. utter Nobly Vlmllnilcd nnd Jiiatldrd Hut yet nil rroof ol tho (.lull or llutrhrs. Follow Inn llio pcrmls-tlmi given on the lOlli I last, by Ih'Corder Hackelt to Counsellor Joanne to file Ids aOdavIt enstscrlnr that of Cralj'j, 'art! He rsljrct-in titer tlicreln, tbe document w-tj dub' filed yelcrJjy, la open court; and tbe latjclned Is a copy of the aOdtrit. When be.'ore the Orin.l Jury fJOth nit) the Count Joannes demanded as of rU'it that they shonlJ pufc. iclv eilher condemn htui cr Justify him for. while his conscience hsl borne him a an ark lhrou;h the delu c ol libel, lot tne public, lollotvlnc the re marks of this Judicial snzseslion, would havo a rljht also lo rente rcull, either for or ai;&lnt him. Hie frlenda of tho Count Jounnes never doubtal his cooJ faith and Integrity and his enemies now I ave the opportunity, ere It be too late, lo be Jtst, wl ere heretofore they Lave becu false and iuall:ioas toward him. Couit of r.eoerat Fst!m of the Pcice for the Cllv and I'ontity of New Yoik, lu the nutter of las fa thau murder Invusl ftatlo t Atndavit JJole fj tte Toi 1, d CouMp er Xm Yolk, tt 1, lliu u.i.lur kihm, tsiit.o. the Couat .lo.tant-s, far er.y Cori;c Jiiaet, biLi: duty swura. ?.o il.iM,e mid -ay l! -it 1 aid. an 1 hu-rfi-int r.i-.ulv fgur yer-..! tout aeilor nt mw or the ..tiiu-or e.v Voric. aa I prtc ti-inu it.l prop'-sion 1 1 i'i i Ity of New Yor. to t?n at IPC llruadnay, ami r-!ilni-i tai l cllv, to wit at I ec-ll's new hoisl, nrai 1'ity Ha.l i and I lurtht-r tic i om List uti Uic 'Cili usy i lht Jauuarr lH. 1 tnm iiui la il.K Court, nnd the eato il Thi jvoi.tf set. Jamev Huahs-." tor craua hreeny. tuviti.; L tu cwnclutled. aiid the ,siitu i ca jf M ti.ii.ty." rrL .ntuJ -nodenlt .,n.tuo -i.- t-1 (ttheit in this Court, by rivl Isr atoml, an nrrUUvil sianed aid sworn lo Pv uae Al' eil Felix t'ralc, formerly a slx-iuoolhs' poiiienlt try convict uu Jtlscrftre.l's lfiand. ana now In hy tried rtin In this Court nron auother inoiotiuent ror (rana lareeuy, si tier the cit en-tar of lati Haturdsv. aa I t Is safn eonrl-t s thefoimal autliutot the said act ,'avll, a Kri ss libel ol and co -re-nine me In reit-renre i h- Nathan tnuroer r vo-.iaaiiu. And the sal I affidavit, when bolr.srtid byfitJ Mtorner. I publicly ie rn uc i In oi't-n rumt a. UUe and miltf-aaii aad the noiiorso e, the protldl'ir City Jud.e ltodloni, rebuked the leadlne of Hie same, nnd woald ut pe -mit another to bu real nf a tlinllsr kind the ssid srUJjvtt si flled In this Court ou the siu Jan 2G, 1MI, and 1 nave since read It esrcnilir and have a ccruneu copr. iiudersMl iroai the Clerk of this Court. and I further neposs that the contents ot the said anidaril by Albert Villi Craig are laise and malicious that 1 nereeaaw him nntll tiro day atter the rosdinc of aid affidavit that He never esve me a loner from t ne Kaward t. Howe: that uo riuat co.itvraaliou evr took place belwion said Howe and niytclf, nor f nemeal. at d he l.rvcr even sursrsten nor inttinsted nch aa In Um; Mset Qt'lt said atllduvit and, consequently, 1 ouM not Ititf-T?"" I enouKii-to sdC.. a demoniac I ropoililon and widen never exislnl And ll.e name ot James llurhes, as set out lu .1.1 sfH.t.vii wn. pi-tr, niDnllntiftit 1 I ri en thti said l:. tl. Hone anl mysotf. ror tn'e reason that lint name did not evirt as an alias name of Jams Mc Neul until aner my nno. iterrlcw with s.iid Howe n the istii dav nf liec.- lino.-, isio, acd oon-cqni'iitly there ts mslirions lerlnr, on the rerv tncu ol tne raid nftld tvit htit tH-e.tuis it w not ma'criAl to any 1 sue lefire the t-ou.i. t.or pertinent to tne Purui re int. nor in nuy Jud.i i prot ceding, for that hud reared unon tiietih-a of tialltv," therelore the par ties to the perjury eann the Ind'eled tor that crime. Thvuee It followt. tlwti it not Peine in law a Mlvileire.1 eon utneicuilon, the said am Uvlt Is ladle able as a llhil, m tne puhilflirri tlr'reof. Ami 1 flintier dep-e mat the honorable, tho t'ltr JuJce. in directing Hut tt,e Orand Jmy luro net rj thrm for mreftivstioii the Nsth in mnrr.er winner, s ud toniein open Couit, In tiiliHiite, viz., lhthvihi' etion ot the Oiaud Jnry in tin printi-ef. a Just on e will hare tho power to anar cute your a rrlusaad th-tntrtrltvof your molives." Upo.itnat risint 1 hi K'hy d--poe, ihit after my tes tlmonyonoath had lsen slr-iu to the UrintlJury lu .uu nutlet, lo wit on Hon lay, Juti.isy, 871. and 1 oad 1 eturnd to fie note-room, the lioiioratil,-, ths roreotna of the (lend Jury. Knot-Is It. Hixhr, ll q otnie t.i on and itllcully itited that the Hraid Jury were un 11 in',n in the r o,-!nlo 1 and hcliel toat mr conttiiol f ro ii out the Nstlun matter, ant also that before tnun ly my tesitineny t-od doeuirents, had been nod wi n 10 ftiillnle'ntv slrl rood faith to tho pnhli- and the nt e sut iLt 1 luaiti r,umt .oat 1 mil iiui.j cood S"rvice, sod 111 ad t.hteh eo timen litlnn nv the tim .d Jury they nci'J ili.e I by the honor. .I1I0 luelllnct Attorney tlsi vln. who. tlso ut' ruiod 01 the sa it deel-ion of (he nrand.lury, ind hm oitn it mat hh,ill and. elm. that tlie ttran.i Jniy and th- Huirict Altorner do nut hviliive t'ne word ot tne sai-l atndavit by .ibtrt r. Cruti: riejudtoil t't my i-ers oiml houoi and Intuuti And I It nliy denne and sav. that on t-i'b iJlh ittit., it7ta th, lion Kfrnrilrr H.nketl. iirct-idinr, ttrauu 1 ma 1 erint-atoii to fie this my answering atlldtyll to tuft nv the said Albntt I' Cikic Hill 11 i-utter, tttlen any perstiH fhall read and view tin IIOe,.uu-poso.i,hs may. In Justloe, peruse and view iho tiuthiul uir loo e. wot ou.r tin au'ied by mtteif lernii.hut hy the rand Jury nud rhe matru'i Anoi 0 y and nd'ted to which if Uis tquitabtu Justice ot this Honorable c-ourL In Its nubile ssnctlon to mr Cl'nr this atnuavlt. In vlnilici t ion ofmv honor ami inteciity In tuts ina-ler 1 and lor whlrb Judicial pcrmlition 1 hcieatth rciord luy heart leimrsiltnoe. Qn0.0K Tnri consT JdAVNI'.l. Sworn to bf,ire me tins 13t.it day of February. 1STI, Kuwahu 11, lUATii.Xotary l'ubllch- V. County. A HtranKe Hlory nhont Ocu, Jrnnl-It l Donbllraa llulrur. From lUe Clucinmitl KnquUtr. A few day after the capture of Tort pumler, In April. Mil, when the volco of Uie whole counlry was for sr, we had a conversation with a cctitic man who watt an nftlcer In tho Moxican war. mid a bo. besides, in Ohio, has obtained rmlnenec as M civilian, that we have often Uiaucht of since. r-il be to us "I ;w to-ijy an old comrade ol mine In Mesieo, a West Pointer, but who renhriied bis post ttoa 111 ti e army s few yearn atro, 1 asked him why lie was sot lu uniform, itnd cxpre-sed my surprlfe llult ho wus not alrvuilv a inliint.l nr ranirul til vol. ,,MI III, yiVWI HU, -IITVUI IA,,II,,- U i,llM IH ll- untt-vrs. His rt-oiy wns: '1 think yoti and 1 have had llebtlnr enouiih. What 1 ant 111 Una wur if a pliMio by which 1 can mako some taoiiey.'" lie touzht to ret that place here. He nude in effort to be aelecti'd hy the doveriimcitt aa a buyer of horses, but foiled. He next endeavored to boirow a lew hundred .tut Isra of a military frli-ud of ours, then und now in tlie rerularnrmy, for the turpooo of rnteriuu Into a btisiuesa Hberoho v.ould get atmy patroiiaae. lii'lus relused, bo atplled, aa we understand, to (len. Uuiiis lor it position in tho Commlsary IJ. parttuant in lull city, but liilh'd alto In cetllue It. There heluk' hothlue here to eult him, ho wended his way hack to llliuols, and became a sort of fecretarrto Uov Yates, and, cvrrvthlnc olae belup unauoct stful, be choso at last to tto Into the army. Hut he did nut aut to co where titers won flithlinc at nil. It wus ruuiior he waa alur, and money ho has made as Un.erul and 1'naldont or the Unllod States. If lw had obtained the pesKion he asked for, uh a boyi-r of huntoa. tue rounlry would have had a compvtuut If nut nu honest r.i..u in Hut place, nnd we should not nuw have u bad l'reoldinit, wno tnakos tae flUinc of his purse hie principal business, I.nl nr lu Ili iimiid ou tho I'liclflc In 1870, ISO KbkIIsIi. 40 Frencli. 06 Amerioan, 40 Italian, n Oerman. a) Swedish, 10 Norwefjiaa, d i.eUlan. S ltusslau, a Austrian, ami 2 Sau Salvador vessels, 111 til m, enrryhm 2 MS toua. loMdcd with tcoiio at the Ounapo Ishiiide. The .lucletttftl 01 Lima aava tbat the demand on these islands for labor la If ',Lt"" u't supply. On Iho SOlb of January the roruvinn UtiMirnuioiit despatched tbe xutiaual eooTlla. Csssswaio to UtUia I01 tsuxu of j MU. ZAC11. BUTCHER'S STORY BOMB rXi'JiXATiOH OP A 2UXSJU' JtlOVS VlMAVl'JJAJtAJiCl!. A loor Wainnn who tin 1ST In a Knvlnos Itnh-phr Dlseh'llnre tier J'tinilly wlilt n llrooitiftltk, ruber, nnd l'j-y lnfpnli Is (II rs. JlulrUer a Uluomlel t lu Ue J-iiuor cfllufi.11. Sin 1 An articla under the licatl I.uct Iltr.chcrV UlFuppenraace," barlnir appeared in jour paper, Tthlch has been copied by nearly eviry paper In Providence, and which Is calculated lo do mc a sctlout Injury, I deem limy duty lo make the bil lowing statement, believing It rtl'.l In some mea sure tcrount lor the mjrltrious dlfaprearance of this poor girl, who, In my opinion, has been driven (rum her home by tu violent conduct of l:cr mo ther. The woman calllnr, herself Mrs, llutchcr, bat whoso right nsme ts Sanders, Is an unratllcated frsud, snd will make capital out of tho ptcsent trouble It possible. 8I10 Is cunning and malicious, besl les being a person on whose word no depen dence can bo placed. Bit will say any thine to galu Ler point, as 1 rell know from hitler experience. That Lucy baa Jed home Is very likely, but I do not believe she hai taken 074 from her mother, wlo always frcexrs un to every cent she can clutch, end will scarcely allow any one common necessaries. 11 1 tii-rv ib A KGT TO Tfll WnOLH Arr.llFt. I was married to Mrs. banders Anz. 21, 131, at the Call.ollc Cltureli of St, Vroucla Xavler, in Six teenlh street, Now York, vtlicro I have been a rrpcctab!o tlilzen over twenty years. Many will rctnembur Mr, 2 Uulchcr, who kept tho ladlcM slice atoio in Grand street, near the Uowery. He coming icdoced, I went to work for H. Sarles L ton, 1.1SS Droadwny, as a Journeyman, and con tinued Hero about Ore yerrr. I l.ad good wort, end was well treated by tbcra till I'nvcu attar frcm heme by this wicked wonisn. These pcotle who knewine then know something cf her octl -lis, Iliad been married only a few tnonl us when I (ootid that my wife posH'icd a horrible ttrnjcr, andwt-uld beat tl.e children with a imootiirtcx, rout it, rr.risnrix, or anything which came to hand, Then all at onto there efpeared to bo toat li.ini; the matter which was dilving l er craxy, and on pressing her daftly as to th canrc, she told ne there as a doubt raised In ler church concerning tho IcKllimccy ol onr marriage, end having 110 roof lo show of her former husband' death, It caused her grtet uneasi ness. Mie then artnillted to me that she leit I er husband In London in ltd, bringing with htr roar children, t he said he v. aa a Lad man and that It waa impossible lo lite v.llh him. Ouc of tie chll drtn tbe ttid Ind since died, and In u few months oiler her arrival In this country etc received news of her Lusbaad's death Is letters fioni Iriends st hunt, but had accidentally destroyed these letters. I then, ty the sdvlce ol Father Urlscull, ly wioti acwere ruairicd, and with htr content, wrote to some of Ler friends lb London, requesting Hum U send the ncccetary rroots, for her to place In II I entie ef any one dtslrlrg to sec H em snd as mr wle was likely soon to become a mother, I tell anxlons for her safety. Judge ot trty surprise on re cciting nn answer from her niece, vtho bad liveJ lth Hum tome years taking care of H.e children, titling that l er uncle Has still alive, that she saw I in v-ry frrqccnlir, end that he was the same ae when her aunt was there. Alltr hirrr.nfliienicnt she destroyed thr.se Utters, snd settled Into sn arrsnt avoid. Ail the f.m.ily lievebevn kept In drendtvtr Hr.ct b her tutii tr" tciupt i. I l...ve ftcn her fasten her I auds 111 lhat girl's leni h. tr, nnd POUND UCn CHAD ACtlNir TUC DOns-POIT In the mmt shorklnc manner, sndw'iei, I won'l In-l-rfere to prevent her kltlint nnr of the children, fl e tMitild lt,rn 011 tie with ft t-'i n vol.et of II toy 1 btife tbut tt w.,s mipo slh.e to rt-mtun m tl.t- ..i-., mot' esteeitiiy wht n he w.if under Un- iiilbn n.vj ol stromrr.nn, as r-he tillen wis. list Jn.y, Mrf. II came here, promising to live ptneesblt Mid let tno ln.vea ctutpee lo tskv rue uf tho tlui 1-11, te llnrr, me ale h-d -'-eL,ir t lein 19 Trrm Ltttdon ronireoietlne lite lonner report, but tl teesf 1 could never eel a sight. Lucv waa id lowed to gt t p.ace. hilt tl e motl er took err llllh tntereit In the i-ialter. II aue caaio home, there wu quarriPin; tlb them. At I.M tl if an hide woman alnfed He people In the house sril alarmed Hit vthtue 1 1 131 1 1 rl.t-nd tib her .ibu-ive Innxuage. The Hticee.itn tu t ar rest her for b"liiotti!ik 'Jiiddloiderlr.hieli xroti U hate hie'idonelll had rivt 11 too.i-ut. l.uey uai si nt foi. nd on the tftn ot Nt vvmler. after I hot In the n'tiruing to go to my vtoik 1 ui.l not r tniti immr lo 0 nrer she got a large murine v-111 an I ittn men tu nlt tier, and looktser thin .wu), iu-ii to lilt very shirt. Iraviug m nothing but t u bare bt'srds tn fteeti nn. and nothing to make tr-e of. tier aolc olio is KftATcni.NG uovr.r. She wiuld rather go eddling In Xnr Yoik withoil a I enst lite m sonio uieau plare at low rent, take all her LUt-'Lind's tiior.et to ket-P the family, give them ss liltit lis 1 n-il,le. and hjos all she r.,11 make Tl is gsaic bus utter suited ber daLrt ter Lucy uuy more than uie, and so ti Is i'ttor Woman, w.iu goee pedd.ing in the kitc'.cnt. ot big houses among the aenials, without a license, druikiiuj: and gor lug wl.errter fhe gets the cnunce, loating her chil dren to tiko care ol tao'iiseltos or be deeedcnt on Hit sympathy ot the woihl, ililuka ab Is aolug her onty. And now she has leturnid to your city with my drsr little chicks, and exhibits them a object ol cotnniiHerution to a rj mpi. luring public, while I am breaking r.iv vrry heart recaux- I cannot get hold of Uieru. 1 be laci is. she can do belter with them thin wll'iOUt tneui. Aithoucti (Uk look KVLItY DOLLAn I n.tp, BLd left me nothiogbnt the bare walla, bare Inllt np a snug little home tgain in the l.ntite wtncli site deserted, nnd am quite utile and tali Ing to tukeoire of mr children but I never vvt-ti to seethe ftee or the poor woman" sp-ln vtl.o t lainlivtly tas tbut any cl nd nf nnno hue gone to bed vtithoit a hit Ui eai. W by has tdie not set hei tlaughler nbt-tui ex ampletreated ht'i with klndneaf.taken more rare pf htr, and stot-petl getting mud drunk sooilen tVhcn e weie a'l llvlni lu New York 1 nd a grea' detl of trouble a'joutlils very loin?; hot 10 long as Lucy would do the nsshluz, keep ire hou-t- in or der, and lake cure uf tlie ci ildien. tt hich ti.c mother never would do exoepl at rare Interval, ail aeem -tl light. Lucy was the sliivv uf the i.,inlly, nnd de votedly utl ched to tl o little ones, w o vtero ntver att-ndeJ 10 by their mother so will as b her. Ntvcr would Lucy take the last dolln her niotlioi haJ, knortlng, us she it oal I l? s at e W Uao v, tl.lt tne children sould hue to tut r. I bate been thus 1 ailicula. 111 id -v to show hotv Luc tthu fuCeied II0111 i.ti ii.othf r Tlolenee for years Pirv.t us to my atqmilnt.ii.ee ttith Hit 111, and vtho Is tul'y aware ol t.ie esHtnii state ol aflsu may I ave become tlitgualad, and an determined 10 get aws. I .mtc Icrd her say mare lhaa onto Hut she vould CO AND PROWS IICR1K1.F; and I lave tulhe 1 10 htr seriously on the Impropriety of saying so. II there Is ic illy any tru'h tu ti.e re port coi.ee minx the ITS, I have only one opinion on the matter, tMiieh ts, that atuoniog lliat In 1 luofii r brought wltn her a prettr good um of money wlwii she led Mr. tandera in London, Lucy has imido a bold dah. U. it vi re hctneli eniititd to 11s uinch us ttotild uko her back loher rather. hoiu she enn easily find. I do nut know anything of htr whtre-sboiit-, nnr can I discover unr truce of her, ulthutign I have tued eterv moans lu my lower I do s 1 1 never said anything about itnln ipt .ng Lue, Su- leis Irom lior mother, and II paius mo txctedlugiy lo II akc tho ahevr auleineiit. I think tae II.eecker Strtet fl.tnk wilt show nn inquiry sonielltlng to the creull ot Eden banders, which Is tne name she banks In, and she has di itilled In tusjf llowery Savingn Rink. Hereniin 1 Ii.re sent a rerj good likt-uras of Lucv bsiiders, taken koine Uaie ao In New York, by which you w. II perceive she Is no child. Hl'ou can give pub lltily tulheabote. it will le an net or Jtistlco and be er.tte(ullt' uppreciin-d by an iiiiun-d 111.111 7.M iiAiiiAii licit iu:;i. Rear ut III2I1 Street Church, l'ruyideuce H I. Kcb. 11 1WL Inquiry has oecu inado at the Dlreckcr Street Savings Hank, nud It has been ascertained that unc Klkn Bandtrs, who ,-profttises to be the widow or James Saudcir, baa a deposit there of fl87.1'J Up J The Vj-lernu r the Post Olllrc Ilrntl. AVIIIiam 11. Taylor, laic Asaislutit l'oatniastcr of New Y'ork, died ot apoplexy at hlo residence, SaJ West Thfity-elghih atroot, lato on Sunday uight. He wan bent In New 111 uu wick, N. J., In INK), nnd when a youth entered the l'oat Office in that place. In ISii lie waa aprolntvd clerk In the New Yore I'ost OflScu nnder (Jon. Hailey. Th ollleo was at that timoln Oardeu street, now Hidianjie phioo. In l!i.V l'oitutoftcr (Jouvenieur niade blm chief clrt k, and U.en Assistant I'oatmaatcr. II reslgnod tlw Istter ofllre tuidoi Mr. Coddinaton, but wasaoeu in durtd to resume it. Hu remained In the position under the successive administrations or 1'imtir.asti ra (irahaiu. Morn, Urudy, l-'ouler, and Dlx, llso latter ol whom he sueeeeded, but he held the offlfo only u I -ear. On the Installation or Mr. Abram Wckctimn, le was appaintod dsnuty, und coiiliom ,1 ns sueli until tho appointment ol .Mr. Uelley. His n-;iipoi.t-mont by (ieu. Jours to his old position or A-Wlwiit 1'ostnunU r received the upjirovnl of tve huf inns eommunllr. Yesterday the uflir-rtmf the I'n.t (ifllfi appointed Mcwsrs J. (luylor, II. T. Morgan, and W. It. 1 (Ji.lcttt-, a committee to drutr op resolutions. Tim Doc rtlruwoDa l'uit4. The follow ui); tuina of money have been sent to the Sum offiro ua a lefllmoolal to the fatully 0! 1 tho brave engineer: jo (Ae inter of ne Si"i. Sla 1 I rnoltise II oa tlie oommenoemoBt ot a turn! It be riven to tlie family of tne bray Uue hunuiuus J only with Iliad tne auillly to send youll,ul. Two saulneera, who roquMt snat to .bar tkair unati cutiluhshl, u&il H. xuii Koit-i-xvon or mvoarvna. More nhont thn Ilttffilito Costnt-Aaorser Allna "Clarke" nt Qneensttotru, Alice klcvvlcx nt Hen nearer of llrspntchea la Iho Knsslun .IllnUlrr nt WHshluglon. TI10 Itussiau Count of eo frngrattt memory, who has created no utile excitement In social cir rfes during the past two or throe weokt, stepped on board the steatier City ol Anlperit, at Qneenttown, on her Irel trip, Ills tithe la had been taxen by a tuirant In the namo of Mr. Clarke, and when he waa called upon by the parser, he raid that rich was I Is name. Tor the flisl day or eo lie rernnlaed quiet, making himself nolh cable only by gelling too much wine aboiird and tilling asleep la the tolin. Tl.e iicei d Cay out, however, he east off 1,11 alias and aprrareJ beforo the pa-f infers In the ro of a bearer of ilitpilchcs Irom the llusslaa (iorcrnmcnt to the IUifflan Mlnlsttr nt VTsshlngton. In this new chsruetcr he claimed extreme Inti macy with Ilaron lo?ckl, the lato Ituselan fsluls tir, andbragtrd lonJly of his extensive estates and princely Income, lie also Informed the astonished paftenrers that he Ind flrtt corns U A sir r Ira with the Jfnsslan (Vet seven years are, nnd since that lime Lad crossed the Atlantic seventeen Hints 0 leen or which were on acooaat or his Intended. Mist Cnroline Lratcr, dauthtes- of tbe Hate lMpa Lester, ol Hotnester. Of her he spoke in tho must enlkasiastle terms, He read htr lure let lira to such of the mtsenccre aa cared lo listen ta them. He ssld she wss worth n million doMars a year, and on lie death of her mother she would be worth ortr three million dulljra per annum. He thought she woulj be very forturnte to mtrry him. In fsct he raid he thought II waa alnrtys rtry aib rsntsgeons lor Alitor loin girls lo mirry romlgu ten Hemen like kimso f because It wxinld ralso lliein la rank, and introduce tlient Into good society. II did not like the conUemen of AmeriM very much, becaoF he Ihongtt they were so Ill-bind; liiclr manners were not good j they were low. The Ooniit'a InraSeiabl airs aedlinp.vtlnenees In rnlre I hint In a number or petty quart sis wiui ths uUier passeugeis, am.' he was genernlly looked npoa ns either a loot or an knrcalor. In (act, the captain ol the sleimrr Lltiieo.f warned solas of the patssu gers ogaliit t lindnii I. in money. 'I bo Count rxnibitel a vry pretty little Bills shpotr "f Hie laoui XV. nyle, which he desenbed 11- the one morn by -Ma Lester tue flrtt lime he saw ner, an I with widen she danced Into t.ts nattv little heart. He grnerouly 0Il1.ro I a pennd sterlluz te un v lady on bnattl who could put It on, but he found 1,0 one sl.ly ci'.uiinl. I Irr the experiment. On one t ie. flon he piiicl.tsrd from an American biy a pair of Irr-h skilir.s, lor which he cgrrcd to pay hut II nnaccouslnrlv motet out of LU mind, and the focr buy Is minus larks snd money. ibe silly boss ling or ttiH foolish Count about tl.t exrruse 01 his cioifrs was altogether laughable, lie said one dav at Inner that he I ad Just paid to Tool, toe tonri tailor in London, 11 lorn year's bill for clothing, and he ft ladujianl because some one smiled nt H e coucelt. Jusl I'cluretle patsrngen larded, he borrowed Iro. 1 one ol them, a Mr. lieiirr, 420. nestle all the rei.th 11. nu I nd. raying he would reiuru it as soon ss hegot to Uie lioiol; but this le forgot to do. and I t or Henry found nlm-olf minus Ids money, and ss tl'.t to lu'.Kldeialde Ir.rot.n uleuce, as bis letters 1 1 ttcdit wtre upon cities til tlie Interior. The dlstin Ltiitbcd Count tiinel much about his title, and the high estei-m tn nblcri he was held In ltus-ln. lilt re'iirioiis ideas weie lca.tir, and he tii.l not he'l late lo entil..le tl em un the stc-mcr. lie tl ou,hl he s honld n.ve I Is tervanUto a alt en him In Hit next wi tid. ctciuse there were cr.il.--1 ot society there the .arce as I.cte, and men like Itl.r, ol I10l.lt blond end lineigc tare, would not be bapecteJ to utsnelatc or eomr In eODtact with th rahb'r. l ie statement made by the Count that Mr. Wolf obtained a olvurce (rout his wile, la denied by that lady's Irienus Mr. Woif, who has never uxd any oilier name lhaa her own, Is UiKuiope with her nsutber. EXTlXGVlHIIISa TOXKIinH. Tbe Anurxntlan ef Wratrbrstrr Towns to Netv York-llxtendliiz Ibe llanudnrlrs or tbe llty-Thc (Irrut I'p-Town oflbe I'u-turo-Onr 1 svtuty .third Ward. At a meeting; of the prepcrtjr holders and rcl drtts of Yonkers iloing bo-inos in Xew York, who avor tho anntx linu ol Yoitkcrs to tue Melroiolif, Mr. Hlcitard II. Kttn'ftll a cal.cd by the chair, and Mr. Courtlatd was c! oien Secretary. The Chair man said tint a wttk upo news had come fiom Al bauylhil ntuilj all the suuill townships op their way lutd seat large deputation lo the LtgiMalurc, prating for nnnnaiion Vnless tl.t y wla'aml lobe It f. tut in the cold, they mmt take actional once. A large meeting wn held In the vi.lige of Yonk.-rt latclv. and Its spirit seenud tu l:.vor the movement. Tlie id'l lor anni-vitlon, which had been IntroJucd into tho I. .i-l.ture had bceu Ltilator 1M1 ri-loried on us far at Ihov weie concerned. at.d ho thought tt-ix cime of a want of tnerzy on their part. Mr. Itantey said Hut a. I Yonkers wu 1-1 favor or unnrxatlnn. l'ubllc 0. luion had at one time b-jen nzaintl the movement, but It 1 ad experlenred a revulsion. It had baen s-, I tli 1 11 xtyetr woul I bon very truplllPiis time for the amilgama.lon 01 Ynnk ers tti.h Ne. Y.trk. but u roar wuuit make I it t c ilnTereuee. and why not do it now He knnw Uiat annexation would bo sdt aiitarooa lo Yonters. I he 1. la mo would not Ps vert' hieh. and real estate must ncct-arily Increase enomrou-ly la value The chairman here augirtottnl tnat it was Senator Tweed who thought t.te mnve-nent was n year loo toon. He mizut perhaps be Induced to chauge hie ii. mil. Alter short addresses from srvrral genllemes. Mr. Hawley naarrted that the met ting which had been held lu I'onken waa railed br poople opoord to annexation. lie thought that ad the people Raid ing in the ril age proper were nut annexationists. Certainly UighpwIo held office wero not. There were Iro eoorses oottn lo them, either to aoaalga.. mate with New York, or lo estaldisi tbemsetres as an iLtlrtiedctit city. A a portion of the Metropo lis he thought they would rank higher than as a separate city, Mr, Morgan ssld Unit be bid canvassed Yonkcrt from one end lo the other, sad had had Intel ieWf with the owner" of betesn thre and fourthoc t.'nd acres of land np there. He had round them ail In favor ol annexation. A grntleman said that a suspension bridge was contemplated nt Si uvten Iluyrel. ilr Ind baen toll by Senator ixtnldneil lint Murrlsanla snd all the other lowtishuis were desirous ol annexation. The Chairman said Hi it two questions were to he comtidrred: Will Yonhi rs tdtlnutelr be a parte! New York, and h ll.e prnjtfl In hand prt'iutluiel lie quoted a rerrark male hy n fir lie Wilt, thai tl e plans Tor New York cltr were laid out in 111 and lie thought that they, too, might as well bciln early Mr. Haley mnyrd s resolution approving the net "10 set off certain tome from the rnunly o( Westchester and to annex such towns to the county of New York, Mid to extend Hie corporate limits nt the city ot New Yoik over said towns." It was adoptcl." tue sfimr or J. rot.KKAXct:. The Hrinnvitl of the finotl l'nllier I'm rell from Jost-plt'a Clnuvk. From Die lirot I .un 'nun. TuHicr Fnrrell (a Catholic jrrieft win ha, most satlsfactorilv to his toplu, prcaidtd uver Hie mliit tratlons tl dos'ph's Cathedral in Now Yoik eut) has hetn removed foin his pastor. ite Id Arrubls'iop McOoskuy.hitunss 01 his inter to Hi recent Aea 10 luy of JI11-K moellug. symojli nn. with li.ulan utiily. Thus Iroeiiom ti' ktH-dtili ttnd the nxprestijii of noiile Atnerie n sentiments, in re'erenee 1 1 fire, dom ul tl ongut nnd action and sell-aovernmeut. are tttlcken don 11 hi the highest authority ot the Cath olic L lurch In this country. During Ibe gteil drituuclatorv exercises of tSe Calholli rhiirehe-i in Ihls rlty szainst the IlnUsn tloteriiinent a weok rinne. It was voilhruuslt de manded as tho brlil f every Oitoolie in this conn trv to speak his mind freely um ll.ls or any tuner suljret, feetiUr t-r mtelsrlin. It vos rrpouded Ceilumly; but ll Is ou! where rrotcstaniLin lets pstiiiillaiii-il I11 powtr tout you can exerrlss this right uf ire apt'efli und eiitl'-tmu Yon could not do ll wherever you' pnrciplua have full authority, not eti'U tu criticise jour own Church polity." And now we hate the coutlruiitory proof ot the truth of this drfeiiee. 1'it.M-r Fairelluf Hi. Jnsivh's, ik rather Mulone of SI. IVlei's ami St I'uul'B orilrook Wo. is noted (or his liberal Amerleauixed views on all queniious s-rtiiluiug to the couneclion nl (lie Chiirrlt with the ttlule. It will he a bad dav (or Iho Catholic Chuicli In this country, vrhon it adoptees Its polity that the ministrations or such advanced and liberal-minded priests ahull he sup re-sod. 11S THE dOOD 1'ATllltlt UCX.V hCUOVKU? Fiom ilit Xtu IVri Eipmi. The reported romoval uf the I!er. 1'ather Tarrcll for the rxprost'iou ol liberal opinions wiUi rulutunco to Italian unl'y. W creating constJeiuble tteiieinenl In the cltr. Our reporters hive been eudnvvoring to obLun further lalurmnlion with regard to II, but bishop und prlesls sre alike letieent and cxeetd Ingly lirniTontinltLil there can ix no doubt, how ever, as tn lire truth of the statement, we think. l'n iLtr Curran was the last person Interview d, who Is said lo have hovu nar of tho council who a-ked tor Uie removal. The following lutenlsw l(e'rter I have called. Father Curnin, In relt tlon ton commuiilcallou lu this luniulux'a 'J'rloiu wltn rereifiice to the removal of Father l'arrell. I'i hit-In ihW morning's Tribune f JtArorlur Yes, sir. Til rind you 11 portion of it. Ht ad that part relating to his belli: onu ol the CUl"'h:i!t That's in tlie Tribune, ts 111 Ji'epurter Yta, ur- Hate you auy rem irks tn nW.o w llli regard to 't, or any explauallou J Iftju, I slH gladly publnh w list you say. i"iiesl No, sir; I have nothing to lav abort It. Sievcr interfere between the Illation and his priests. Id porter I am not at liberty to deny It, tin 11 1 l'rlest I hnve t fthlng In sy. I cun only repoat, don't liitrrltre w'lh the ltisi up and Lis fneaw. Thu man who wrote t'.iit must In u hunybudv, ami might jiuvo been better svuployrd. The reporter was then bowed oat. (IOW IT WAS liONK. Otilslde Indupiicc was lironcbt lo hear on Areh blthop McCloskey, and he siimuioiied his council tn try the taisu. ib-eling the unutuul luuioti.tnio al llio suldret, the Arclihtshoo colled tn s uUillUiintl 01111 tliraihris III..-' ol ht. Mao's Church, I'urriiu of bt. A ml rout, iuuI Hoiinolly ol Bt Mleaarl's, Tho rtaull mis 11 v le lu latur uf removiuz leather Kitr it'll riom his churrh, the tuiw nuUilJo nounrelkiri vollug uiiaiiitu'jiin.v ror tin- 1110U1.11. J'athtr 1'jii.i: rtielved It liole Imui Uiu Ili.lioo last Tiio-iiav in loruilug him -ul the urtion of the council, and in forming turn Vint ho must retract urta aremovcii. Ue will not utiart. a. THE EA-ST IlIVKR BRIDGED. basis hat. l sunwAx iMTiritEX x:ir XOItK AH1 1IHOOKI.YN. Ttionsnnd of Rtrn nnd Women Wnlhtng Acrus lite HI sir A Venturesome l'oity Adrllt oh n l'resten Unit, The Last River was aain Icc-lirldirctl ycttcr tlayaflcriioon. Towards noun the ftood thlo brought up vast fields of Ic which Interfered with Hm ttlps of the terry boats, end threatened destruction to ths small tug and lighters aa they alrure to cxrrl cato tlemrlTcs Irom the whirling, crashing mars, Al 1 o'clock all traflVc by lbs bents was tnspendod. Up the bay swept an unbroken field over three quarters of a mile long. Turning tho point at Ful ton ferry on th Brooklyn side. It beatmi firmly lodged against lite pier of tito New York and Brooklyn sides. It extended trom Dover street awny down below Market street, and across th river to Brooklyn. Alter its lodgment loarg rsnn. teltlnz s roln. put out from tbe New York side, and alter carefaily feeling his way, icccKBe-rL'LLr caotsen ro bbooklti. He was quickly lothrwed by others, and for over three hours this field formed a safe passage to thou sands. Among the number lynre several isdlct, who wtre vociferously cheered by the spectators on th wharves. The ladles, n roiehlug tb middle of tl river, relumed ths cheers by waving their handker chiefs. Hundreds of boys were charing each oilier shout and performing acrobatic fcate on the frozen turlaceu One genUemiu, as be stood vlenlag the novel tpeetaclo, vigorously Jammed his cane into a snow heap and raid: tVell. them men who're a gulag to build this ere Hast Hirer bridge will do It now, I'm couCdont. Tney have hit the right place.'' Tug rcLToyt rc&nr doit were able to make chnnee trl sis In Montsgue B red ad th- others uere confined to tlu-lr docks until i o'clock. At tkst lime, on tho torn of the tile, ti er pnt on sn extra hesd of steam snd foroetl tue Ico brldic Bfunder Tliose who were on It bfgjn scaiupertng rrom one aide to the other or the broki n msascr, which were now swept swsr on the tide toward tho hoy, Tne terry-boat Idaho, fo hitting in the wake or 1 he Nevada, took op a boat lost! of re Mb-who were shouting lor Bsslstnnce. Un the llrrmklvn aide Iho Ice wns more co pari, end ror a lone while resisted lhr combined e For Is 01 the lorry boata 10 break through It. Till EOSTOM POITS, l.owevtr, coming bp, n pastage-wsy was soon mtde. Five tersous wero still on an Ico Hoc. As the liosls p-asfH-d on lttir side lheru"hod towsrd them begrlng to be takes nboarJ. The lido was flowing Mi great rapidity, and tho crowda on the wanes ef New York and Brooklyn were becoming anxious for the voyaccrs' sift.tr. anl eagerly watcbod their efforts to roach tbe casting busts. Tho Union en deavorol to ret then aboird. A prorrllei" lowing a schooner laen wllh pine wool a loomed lo the edge or the Ice and by means of a plan it succeeded al Uat 111 taklug them alyoird. All the streets around the ferrlts were blocked, snd VI I nds or vehicles were In Incitticibk' con fusion. Tnn rcrtnr nocsrs were ernerde l with paisengers, and when the bonis resumed their trips their upper and lower decks were spe dily thronged. Btr. HALL on int. During the Ice blocksdc a number of the members ol the old Vnlon Disc lull Hub of Hmos.lt a ten tared ont on tee lie, and lao a zame ot ball, Iho Ida ers included D C. Mesrhutt, captain; B. L. It Itosa, pitcher; Thomas Ilndson, short atop; J. Williams, flrsl base; Dumlmek Coigan. Jr., sxond bsse; Thnnias lilcljeao, third base; John Jocutu, sad i.thrrs, mr. crr bit, rnisa the Narrows to Oovtrnor's Island, was one ms-M or floating lee. Many of the cakes were fully three blocks In lencUi, end stood Irom two In five Irel above Ike waltr. The btatcn Island lerry boats, ul the South and North Mere liner, experienced loach diClculty lu making their Hip. I'nr Drug Clerk Decent Hularles. lo Mr iilisr tf the Sun. Sin: Kvcrvboily knows that tho pa of tlie drut clerks Is barely cnoutb to keep body aud soul together, anJ In a great mi:iv cases not even t'aa'. The rear oa we gel no pay Ls, that there are so many In the business who meraly know ho to tell a dose of ca-tor oil, and are worth abont 1 60 a week and (or that reason a competent cleik mutt either work lorti mere nothlnr, or fail to get a situation. 1 or the rood 01 the people .t.icrr ou:ht to be n I'nlted c-tales law requirlnz all prornetora, as well as t telr clerks, to have a certlCcate 0' capnbillty. I! such a law H passed there will he no I slid tnlukes the ch rk will get sufficient salary to live comfortably ou; Lonidof, It will be to the lnttrcstof those whom Hwr stork for. Ihrie Is such a great profit tn tho drug larlness tbst the proprietors cm well afford ilf they will to pat a salsry ol 120 to ts? per week, instead or ti to flO for wttrkim: uighlusn buurs n dav, ud seresi days lu the wttdt. A Dlil'tl C LliltU of thirteen years' eipcrlei.ee. Court Cnlrndiirs this liny. Strains Coi-u, ClacTivraTI II -Njt. tta, SI, ttlf, 110a. n, ns. no. vie, rtt, in, in, rrt i t, its, ns, tr, tit 1 1, 111, sis, iij. 11 1 1. Sirnafl Ontiv.Srsntl Tts.-?tAt rr, u, ss, ss, IT, tl, is, so, si, tl I t. ti, si, st, si, ts, si, it, ss, :o, 11, t, ti, 14, u, rs. St'eaauaC-M nr. rnaMaist N. It, tfl, tn. 5, nK. rwrst-vui 1. ti. rt. ss, us, rrr, 411, nt. ISSl, IS1, Iff, 41. tn, SSI, Tart 11 V. IIS, lt, I US, till, tit u. ani -is. art, ra, is, 114, a.,, :s, iim, vs. CuMt litas Part l.-Nw. 411, ft. !M I I, ss. 111. 471. ut. 1 0, sn, sn, it;, ri, i-i. s-r. ri r.n tt 144. S4I. Ski. St4, SSI. IM, SIT, 4M. Sl, SSS, t4t, tSS, SSI, Stl, Sit Kstlly Cat h-t 14, I, 41. flags enn Hark ttllh Inipuully, Ilurasn betiuts ran not. The distressed Inngs tnnst ber luvcxi, ihc Cou.-h arrested orthcwhtlrbrraibuir ai naratna goes tn rmn. Hememtier this, snt ilia Hale's Honey tat lldrvhound aud Tar" will quiet auy Cough and rtsoovo all pulniuaarv irntstlon. Iht-e's 1'ttnthaelie Orofia cure Tooitwtche In oae minute, hold ht all drasciats at gr. cents Hi'l's Hslr lie, blsck and brown, only SO cents. Qnantny and quality unequalled .Mr. Afler n Trlnl ul over 10 yearn, Dr. CimiMtaiX 1'vvaLC ru.iat flave rrovel to h ui- on y r- htola rsitiady f r eor roftnta ull irrrgiitarltltw and removing tfattii ta' t on, wt.eiher iroai i-..d cr ottiet wise Lxplh-tt dirts uoni tiitn each box I'riee S.J. ta:ul by mail ey reinnlimsto Dr. r. t.. cHKis-!m:.', to d liy all arugg.str. 1' u box 111, New Yetk. A man aril wife. l'rotralatita, wish sllnr.li 11s on n gentlemnVs rounrry tni-in. 1I14 in 1 1 rstmir. snd nit tt re aa cook, and it do eenei.t, tioi-en r'.. call for me Car, at taajrc-. S Lxchature, Cattle dai den. Sit. Our people are tiro I vt th"ories Wiiet a m in Is f lek he w antf a p'lys ci in wito 1 s.tre to cti.-s dim nod soch a perstin is tomtit lu tue Indian Horb IKiotor ul sal HrosdWHt. Attr. .vci.i j. .i.n coM.11 r.r.ciA u Mo.idat, Feb. 181'. M. There lias been no feature In railway shares which could be dignlfle 1 Into special comment or remark. TI 0 general mar ket ortued about steady, but sulwequently bectms weak, though Hie ntornoon reflected more firmnes', yet no particular Improvement In speculation, line continued amonz tne more active slooks, but the fluctuations wore within a narrow raa.c, and ll ere was ronsiderabls effort dlsptaytd In atteiiitt Ing to sustain quotations. During tho rooritli't Lours there was scarcoly sufficient business lo allmd tn Intelligent opinion respecting tne course ti( imc ulatlon, und a detnorsllised as well as unsalisUcioty conottiou of iho market is the principal suljoct of remark. Ti e larger dialings beeldea lirie wer.. noted In Central aad Hudson stock nnd scrip, Olilo end -MiititsiDpI, Northwrstcrns, St. l'auls, Western Union, nnd Union Pacltlc. Heading, llttaburzn. Wabash, aud I'sclnc Mall were quirt and procllcdly neglected. HonnlDal and St. Joseph common ex perlenced Irequent flacluatlona, ranging from hi lo 89. The remainder of thu list wus unimportant Tho tone and temper of the rtiet-t Is dicideiiy gloomy, and iho lack ot legUlttnlo business ordtrs Is so narked as to rrciiflon general comment. Uie gold market was fairly active during the early hour or the Kxiliaugu, and, nnder qullo tree salee, Uie price declined from lll.K, lu 111, the higher f rices or pstlouul acctiritles In Londnn one inracln; hu downward tu'a. Later, however, tho uremium reacted ngaln to 1HV. ts llli late transacttnua ul tual 1 point As a rule there hns been no speculutive le 1 lure noted, ul(liou:h, If wo may acreot its Irulli thu gossip ol 1 10 street, u muveiieut In favur ol hlgber qiiD'allnnii Is being projected. The rates paid for I at tne balances rarricl wero 11 Hif d.nnd V cent. Ti e n ei ipts of golilattiiu hul)-'i ieiinrv wero 1 T '5.S00 l.-ijliienls, Ill3,r, bahinre. fliil.tyu.llf. 'Iho n eelets of currency were Sfl.TltJ.'.i.i'i p'lvmeuts, tit!. lMIt balauet-, t tl.MSl.TM. Tho customs riet'iins were tMl.ttO). The total ele-iriugs nt the Oold t.r change ILinlc tveru til STI.lksi; gold bn'anroa, Jl 82n,331: and rummy lutlancos, fl.lC.i.'ilz. On Thiita lay the Treasury will sell ti million gold, lliu prlncipil quoisHowt were ns lollowsl 10 a. m 11114,11) a. 11 uiwis r. m ins Foreign piehange hss U-en strong on the epit' tliiueil scarcity uf cnnimeicul bills. I'rime fid dsts sill Ui g closed at lUUJfUlOIiJsi and -ighl bills ol the same grade at Hill, it,110'v. The money market rtmlitiuea cxcesslvnlr essy, the supply rlfciliig on rail heme nniple nt 4 nntl 3 V runt, ou aiijs'tived colUtorul. Tuu duinunil la liuii't il, owing to the (xtieine dullness ot trout', l'iie untti looker nrw th, lily supplied Willi choice liusliuss notes, as lit.lt' papei is lu il.lug at Ibh seasou ut Iho your. Clwlcsi rradea find leady rutruuey at lijsjciil l cent. I'.is (iiivuriiuiuitt list has beeu iiui-tive. su.iruiz the dullness of thu gcutral markets, in some of the gout II l cilim a ilizht concemlon in tttiit.itiutit has heeti rt tn irht'd hut ill tluo latsli Hid currency arxes the sdvsmeo ot buturday butt hvn lul y sustained, thiiuh less inipoil.tiit lots chtnied hands. Mieie nre. bowettr. largo or del in Iho mirrkitC Uc bey in raM ot lowtrr guiitntlons Punic riiliud uilarsunts tveru going tt).u.iy ut lllift ou bin ds 1 options, 'the luulkol clusud steady ou LJ.ll I.., I lllll III 11 aw mmmm the basis of 110!,t.tl0 fords Henry Clews Co., 84 Wan street, rtnort ne lolltws ma I M. i yt. sAt.i nd. mm, tr. ft. Cur. fs IMff ii.t'l'VJOs, rr-s,,l.ft.l 1114 no t ts.issi.rcg itiff ttifljns, M,conp..,ini tiuij ts.lrit. tonn..,.IH!t tll'i hi 'SI. eoup .11014 1I0' S-'.Ts.reeM4N. In;, Hii S-Ws ffl coap.. iMv! ill s-sw.vi;conp...iij iwtj nn s.rcg vnv ie t-.lS. 'It. COUO. .111 4 IlUt IHJU4. lOlin 1 nis in. l-Ai. Ii, ooor...l.lK llihlc. I'. zoldlxls... mu A nioile rule btttlnest has hern recorded In Slati bonds, Tho late ttlv tnre In North Carolina was nude Iho bonis of a free telling movement, the old Pinids dropping Ii V rest, to fjO.tsft special tax H lo inu. the lumlinz art bonds ol l(6i to 31, and of 10 to -41. New.Isnnaryand July Lontli Cnrtdinas wero weak at CUSt (leorrii gold 7s strung nl liljj, and Mlsvimria Unit at Kt.'-f. New Virginia foiling; t nld it MLj old Tenliofsa-s, Wf, I new, OtJij Imlslsnas, o d, M and Alsbamn Ss, OT. In city bouils, lhonklyii Wster Ixinn fold tt M. City banksbares sold aa folkiws! l'ark, 154; Ninth Na tional, lit and Foorlli National, 1U7. A large busi ness was reeoraed In railroad bonds, the Central 1'acidcs leading Iho list. 'Iho favorablo reports of the (Jtinintiiv, tozether with tbe proposed rolundlnt of Hie 0 SO, si Imnlaled an Inquiry irom inveatutt, both lorelgn snd doinerdlc, which resulleJ in an ad vance tu bo, with no Important lots cffetltnr at thsj close less than GO'a'. Mole atlcatlon wa directed In Union I'aclfics, the firsts advancing to flVf, land grants dot log nt HSM'IH, nntl lncotnis at TtiftiTO, We note sales of Chirazo snd Norihwestern flrsle si BJ Ht. Tanl firsta (1 V cent.), 101; Hock Illsn J Is, M nnd firsts ol C, 0. and I. C. at tni. On extreme qnotatlons. New York Central stock flnctnited between tXts annus-, scrip. tKJWipi I Krie, M,nsa'( 1 Iteadlnr. tVsfcns,': Itke blioiT, KlVih BIS; Ylabneb, frlfiftiU'i tlrthsrestern common, ;CftT,7r,!j the peelerml, tfj2.t( Hock Island, li'T'TiitlOJ.'V Ht. 1'aul common, &V.fiMH Hie ore terrudT TS'.aWJi New Jency Central, lOOVtt 107; Union I'ocltlc, Jiaaw HaaBlhal and Hi. Josepii cowmen, 1 yH&H I nl the preferred, D9J OIT. V. Att' Jloards, l'soaina sold at 7U i iltUf burgh. lOIJi; C, C, In. and Indlsnspollf, W; Harlem, lint's; t Foil Wayne, K Morris and Ktscx. M'AWt Delaware, Lackawanna and West ern, IM'.QIOI; New York and New Haven. UtX i Marietta and Cincinnati, hist preferred, SOiC, C. and I, C 13 j and Long IsIinJ lttltroad, to. A coot bitslncsii was done In mlseelisiitous ehsres. Western Villon being tle-jd si klt4fiW,: and IVcirc Mall, 4.rJti3, Cantousoldat 7ilOJji( (Quicksilver pro fctred, lt,'l Mari.i)s prelerred. V ami Delaware and Hodun Canal. llSdllVti Tin-re was a talr hotlnns m express shartts, AJimsielilnz tlCtii United rlutrs, HRll'i and American, 45';. Closieg prices uit-.i) I'. M ta ai'j I rtn. r. c (an, e. vis th', hio Mm..,. rc: mu N.I.C.ft ll.rer. tnf Kf, Utl.. UcW. W.luiv 104 liarlem .....IZO IJCt, M J. Central... tots pss trie uh iriv t'nion I'aeiUe ZIH 21 llesone Ii tnji 11. aod Ht J rfu- hu inkernore. IMhj ls do preirrred.. triu fi)f tVstntsh (tls W. Mien. Central... .119 lis I'litihuicli I04;( 1MH lil (Jrnirai list Halls' Aulthwrstrrn.. ICS 7Sf West U. Tl.... '0' SC'4 00. I'rel His his r-acme Mali.... 4 4ju hock liiand iul( Itri:, tnamt Ksntct HV nt orlWotne U3t4 MS tr r'. Co. Kx. 40 43 '4 M.skM. i'aol asji ll Am.Mir I'.IU. 3U ts-i do. l're(..,,, Tah M) U. s Ktprctt... tt nit BAXICIXa ANO J1XAXC1AL. s A CHOICE tsiiCUH! l'Y. NKW YOItK A VI) OiWKdO MIDLAND ltAfL. HOAD COMI'ANY. First Mortgaze 7 per cent, Colt lion Js. A very largo lull paid-up slock subscription, 1100, JM), AND 11,000 BONDS. COU1M.V AND HhalSI'I'.UUU. The new trunk lino from New Y'ork city lo the North and AVcat, between the New York Central snd Kri Itallwstf, snd inauy miles shorter than cither from New York to Baffalo. Two hundred and twenty miles of finished road alrrsdy In exlitd.co, cost tw Ice the sinount of bonds Issued; mtr (airly be called the best character of real tstat loan; title perfect and vilito cansttntly enhancing; Issue of bonds positively limited to t'JO.OOO per mile of finished read. A very email lotn per mite, highly thought of by bankers, and we bellero a seenrity of the llthest grade. The road It earning largely. Is a better investment than money In a ravings bank. For sale by ULOltUi: OI'DYKi: ll CO., B.u.kers, 23 Nassau sL Netv York llurlicts. Monday, I'eb, 1:1 Flouii ami MriL The market was even tlnllrr tha hatntdny.sn.1 Uie loa nndtnedltiui ciadta ui tVeiiem anl mate tltiirs closed trJlOc lotrer, w Ith t r few thi. ting evl-as sitlaolc at over r.W. aud exd lines lelllne from the w-haif m lim Tne business of lh day was about MOl hh's. al iMtlaOlor isfcrfln- -t ne ntd Arstern, (SnctfT for ihiiiplng extiss. nni ft f25 for iiiediiini to caul -e bikc.V a 'U Istitiiy flours ht mr ern flour vers qatei si t(i.MWf7.n rr shl, 1.11.1 eitias.aadtftJutilil lor trade nu 1 lau'lly cxttas llye P "ir nrtner but dull ai fi.lciJIOia. toi-o meal. tl.Jo tl Vt ror yVtsutn noil Lraicyuluc. Buckwheat ffotr nrm at J.'3iaiil.C lou Cif. iiifC'raiES.-Coffecqiiletait1JH1nXc.for Itio.tsailc. for Jsva. aud L -.141.V. ior Maracaiho. Kite la Utt tlo maud aud nnn 1 sates SaeasRS Carolina al 7,eic. and Mia hu.s Itaiigoon al aic guld 111 IhiihI Molass'-a meets with u uxtit dt'insml, ant prleea unchanged sales 10J bbls N. w Uilrsnsi at UotOhc, lha raicc ouirg aius'Oe nnd r.0 this. 1' dto ttieo on prtvnie ler-us. J. etr liaw dit 1 and heat-r fstr 10 irivtd n-flnlng. tiki HXc tales antiiar .at SV'atlOSc mr Cuoa r-11tr1.11-i'at, ti$.tj for Hrnieraru. stsswe. for cw Ur'.eaus Denned dnit, and nnchango-l tunds, life. hu.tniuks-Coiloa fftoriy active and He. lnwrr 1 sstea a.!rai bales al li'.e. r r ml idllnK uplsnna. an 1 It'.e for iov Budnliog 7 allow steady at fte. for prime. 6. Irtu tnrpendno was ilr deiuanJ and remains rtnni sales IM blrs men haaubte at hen IUtit Arm at tl to on the spoil l.Ouobblf sta-auied, alioat. aold on private terms. Petroleum dull at hc for rennea, oa ike spot. Whis ker. wc. reuchu nnn. with liberal shlomenta of eoitan snd breadttnffi toLir.'lpo l. ORAts Wheat qntet but steady rales 55.(03 bath, at It BSttt A lor No, 7 prinr tn store unit aooau It ft) lor amber (tencer, and It tu rorw.iltodo. Itt-nuun hutquteintll iowtl.14 f r btate aud Western. Itailey d-ill 1 l.toa bust. up-lia.e t anada sold at 11. Oat witt fairly acute at un Ndranro sales 03,100 bo'h at 09. lor white, aud Chw-c f.,r new We-t. rn. olloat t -m quiet but firm t sairs SI.Ouo bush, al i-JaUfiC. fur yellow, kPj-'tW.,' lor WiwU'in mixed nfloatuuUonihe traea I'KoTtmoNit-l'oik vrry nrm hul quiet sales ol .so hbls si $1 lor new me--, aud 124 (ur old do t alto Ml pnls print- ms-s. for tureii, and ZjO bois., seller six iiiouths. It. Ta. and SK), Feuroary, nn private terms. Heef is tn fsir demand snd itradyt 110 bids, sold at firsvfts lot plain and extra irt-e iieico beet nntii sales svi tei. at rhasts.u fer prlnm tticis. und trj X! for India mesa, llcci hams itrsdr. fO huts, sold at J1. cut luruts Lrta 2 le. hagcrd tituir s ltd at islhc. llleo-l co'iliunea 111 coodtleiustd salet to bxt, at llSsitlvo. tor onz c ear. liJ.UUSc. lor tnoil do., and llullVic. for Cu'a n-rtanl. l.i r 1 ea er 1 fates 130 tc. at HV4t3t,c. tor Wevleriisltvtti hii 1 111,4:1 fye rjreity uio, zio tes. st m.i'.. niel tsii. Apr I tsse llutter llnnrr nt JhAI ie for stHiu, aud Isttttio. lor tVcsteru. Cueoe stea fy at ux-tc lor r atetactory. Live Slot-It Market. Nlw York Monday, Feb. 13. The fresh ofr-r Inas nl bouvi-f vu.sirrda ana lo day wer, '11 oar lo 1 Jf. 01 ivlhemi li. iki t O.V.'l loi tue 11111.. The reo iitt aitlii',- :-.ttli 1 it tnit ditnel ninen the 'VtomarnCt llll-S KK (tll.ltttS! lO'til StlVSM, 111 (.1 OKllUloatt', iw.' Wet'buw keo, 1.1T0 1 ,iu mink' i w.t lair, and Ihe tuti. 01 l'n aali". w ere ttind. itt nn iltauv'tl c V T, c nt'l-alPd wltn Hie ft'es rl Mon.'av Ins' Feor fetaic c, ts were fo'd nl -islv- V r 1 onunaiy In lair flatc and V'te 11 -leers utnl 01 1 HI l.'tjltl:e. ?t s.iii euotl ui nniti do, 111 ems 1 H'ul laigo lols, al tr.'t the it tin prime asd luaet tc eel -'U, at nt-,4tltii,e. 1 a iraiket w a not so friu fittte c use as ut the oueuiti and It ts dout mil Ii the pricus ricoivcd yesleidsy nud to dsy can ne tustaine I ntirtuz Hie ei smug week. Tne receipts of itit-rti sino-- iniinrday noiuoer Lead, making VI. 195 for the week, 'iho demand wttt Jest eroush 10 inke Hie oner iijs at pretl., squ.ta unra nnd tabs incinoe 'fa eu loads ul cominoii lo prime t-tato nutl Weftern at Vf'sc. V ft ,aud 5 oar iutMls ot fat Canada at istwi1e ft ta. I he nrittalt of swine siuee -aturday wrre3tcare, ur I.ITS head, niAi-lne la,BM foi t.rf1 week. Lite hiss were Mnu at SHtsVVe. 1 B., w iih ait-s of S ear losd at i-'l t sc. t'lty itressod iiors were grm at luiai:io., and Yteitcra at rfitsUie. jf .1 iitsj: jsrr.i.i.n) :.vcf. UIMlTttnr ALU AN Alt Tills IltV. -intlset... .0 afhun sell a IU Moou lell 1 S"i nli.1l W tTttn-TMIS utv i-uudr Hook, -i 01 uov. latino, i ii Hell (late. I ir, Arrlvrtl-Moviitv, Feb. IS. fttenmshlp Allirmsrle, Norfolk, indse nud fiats Meamiblp Herman hlMngitou, Bavinnati, nue. and pais. Meamihip John ailison, Uoorgetown, V. C ludie. and iaa hteanuhlp Bienville, New Orleani, mdse nnd pass. rlteMiiiiiifi 1 auita. Vt ilitimzton. N. L'., natal sto. r-tt-itnifhii Hercules, t luirluslun. mdasi. and pats, Aito, the tisuat rivet mid coastwise, vtststns, gllSltltJS JJolitts. I'nr 1111 Irrltiitt'd Thru. 11, Ciiiiuti or t'uld, llroirn't Jlroueluul V'roeAri" are eltereit wl'li the tulleit rontbtence la thai efficacy. 'Ilicr have I, ocu thoroushly leaicd. and iiiainuin the good rt'iul.ilUi.i they luiie Jusur ncqotrtvil. At there art tuU,utlom, uc turetn omxiK the gtnutn. ma nit it: i. 1 BANKS-MITCIIKXI. -In the town or Fluslilnr. by the Itev. Henry II. Iiluie. Uuiuh Huukv, ot l'latis'iale, 10 bamh A Mlf'.i-ll. ill I. lllli- Seek. UCIttlllh-hCllVt Alt. -Ity the Ib-v.ll. Toelke, Curl llersua to Anus ficliwatt. r.r.ZNi:tt-.ui.i:ii -tty the Her. II. Haas, Ignati Elmer to Jeaai ettc Adler. MKAIllii'-HilirFF-llrthe lcr. n. Ktun, ctus. l'.ekitrdi 10 1'hil'tMil' e M'huff. Kli'KK -H'H vMl'i.l.l It. In tlits cliv. by the lire J.A.lOlTII oigo l.tcae tu l.otiuu 11 JlOlltllUllL tiolh o( II KIDaLLi. 1. .i.I -By the Iter. II. Toeikc, Thom i-Litl-ler to ,..io iwrtai hUlllMiKK-MI.MiU.-Ilj-the Her. J. A. Foi isch. Jtist'lih KleiiiUKer to Felli'llaa Mover. Kl-i Ml.lt KUttll-l -i.T the Hot. U. Toolke, II4I0 rich f istther lo Lou He lliehltt. nthtaMS-w.lltvailll -Ht the Iter. J. A. Focr c 1. i't-ter Fresae 10 1 atharme Hohwaiub. FAI(l.l'.y--l'ALI At.llAN Hi- the llev John S!e Clancy, Owen Fnriey lo Fllun Oall.iith tu. Fl l.'l't A-iil.l.lltlASN -By the llev. J .1 l.t strati'. Curl i'leigii to t itrhitana Ozieiiiaiiii. Itl.AF FuJt I AN. ly U.cl.t.t.J A. Fucrsch.Jaooh Ont( to aturutnrui Foiititn. tii.llllAlliir -IHtAXI.ni llylhellov J.A.Ioerch, Frul. ttt-biiaUt to tlurie Hr.is 1 r. lllllH'IIH-l.i -lu Una cilv br the llev. J. A. Fm-rfeh. klahbui tllttllto to Oilvas Iherete It est. I a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .N AbH'l l" this uuy, by iho lU'V f. I. Ilnrehsiil io II i.iiiilon. ol Newlawil, I, I lu Mrs Murv A. 110 Alsi.nl ih siinophteo. II i-Kl!l.l.-MiiltH -Hy 1 1' Ih'v. h. D. Bualmrd. Benj F. llii-l.oil 10 Mnrt I.. ll"0re. ll6l.l.liri'll-ilHiMf(it lltuie Dev. S.D.llro-1. m. Uu'lbti r to iii'iri-i ma rtiouuion. HlATI-diV -lly Iho Bet. Hubert II. Lewis, thus. Iltitit to Arinj 1 or llAlll,lls- ill'MlAlt lty Iho Key. Joseph .1. Luuipr, luvi'l HS'uilion 10 llary Ann Uuuosr III ItWill MlMMI.lt -llv tho lie. J. A Fourth. Joliu llerwlg lit t-tttotirino t-oiiiiuer. ilAltlllMtON'-AlCiilhO.N.-luihU city, by the Her. James L. Hodge, or Brooklyn, Win It natblnion tsi I'.aHB Bit tt Alelgton, birth of tire Iftisr rlty, bbB KINO-KLMl', Hy Uio.llov. J. jloiiiannit WeUicrl'.l, iJ'bbB Hetbeit KlLgto Marirvrtt Lllta Kemp. 1 JHafl Lt'liMitV-MciU LHUNIn Ut.s city, by the Her. .T tsKWH K.Muill an.liideon i:. Ludlow, ot LrawlorU, N, J., to Arabsui Metpfdon.tif Now Vrk. ,1' HAItil ,-iucliUJtI'-Uy iB4lr. O. Jung, John Mart 11 to tlarr An llerperl. 'M MAY-Kltll -K -By th Iter, H. Toilke, Oicar May i to Alo'itna Frlme. 1 i' HkaB MKliKKL kokkiit -By the Iter. II. Toc'.ke, Geo. 1 MB Merk-el t statrsre rrt ir.ekeTt. swaV lijjlilMi ;Mlii.l.KiL-uy in i:erfx7.Todk, Louis, 1 4 Ilodlngt 1 Mint Mnl.xr, I "HH f:2A -.U.i,' r" -VAN -llf Ihe Ber. fl. D. Bor. M t-i-.Kntri.tii.it vvh.iiiz.-itr in uov. u. Toeize- v H riiltip het-barrer to llmin'i wVr. 1 ,81101,1 7. -sL.MK-iiy tue l ev. J.J. LcttradctVm Chnitz 1 1 Johanna Hiatel uduxia, uma. ,1 tVANMAKKII-VylLKY-ny the ner. Vt1h Mestl- 'V H ter.tlairv nmakertoflar.1ia WilerT fSl V7AHK BAII .(itrs My tiitfiur. Frcderlci Brown. aH Cl.arlas Wnd to Kira Barrows. uro1TO' ,'AtlS.T,.".'nIAN .-"X lt ;r.B.D. Burchard, Wm B. Wright In An lia O, Fortnan. WAHNI- I'-lKITTOrMlACII.-llythellcT.H.TocUe. H Chrullau Wagner 10 LUa llottgenhaesi. ItllOJtCLD. H BAKTfL In Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 27, CalharTB 1 1' H Baiih trost Chisper llarch. f- IH UANUt9C(l.-in lUntsa City, MoH Jan. 27, Aana Franems frotn trancti Frascitco n bH OAimTI.to-In Kantas Cltr, Mo., Jan. tt. Martha V' Osrninglrnm Johnlt. (Isrsthiir. Canso.riefertlon. 11' H UAMil,1VIN-lB Chlrsge. Feb. 1, In the Criminal Cosin, TVLIhun lluniniea from Mary Ana Itaiallion. lt"lmVrJ.a M,d,l,a- Jtt,r ,M0- V Kf,:'M!.te.nen,er?',r' J"' Ar,1MT if T -y. t -r .fs" frane'see, Cal Jsn, ?0. br tho rcr II. Taylor w,,b,u Taylor Irosa OH. sfa 1 1 lilKl). D A VI3.On Fhindsr. Feb. n, Joyce, wife of Fraaen 'fil kH l)arls,lnthei".tliyearnflMerage. eraaeis y lite rrlatlres and fnends nf me family nre respect. .1,! sB rnlly Invitrxl to attend Ihe funeral, rrora her lato rest- "i bB deuce. 00 Hinngton tt., on Wednesday eheruoon.al 1 0 cluck. tH RIiWAni)si Oa ftunday, the IJlh Init., Walter A "1 ,t 1 tnot Williamll KdwaMs. lallKj.tld year or hat ant The relatives andfrifuita of lha family, snd the main- 1 brofNsvsJlxMUe. No.t.K.i.iidA M 1111.1 tho Myr- BJ tie Wreath Louie uf knhrhuot I'rihlat. ure Invllrd lis stlend the fuueral, on Tuesday ofteipoou, at lo clock. irnni ih Alansnn M. K.L'hnrrh, Norfolk st. wv vv 1 1 1, rtonrk.-iiirtln-en ot Naval Lodge, No. en, F. nnd A. M ,sre hereby summons, to meet at ittelr lodg rooms, 'i coiner llrosdsay andatth St., oiiTaestlsy.ltiTi Iniuat 11' I 1 o'clock rharn. lor Iho purpow or attcndiLg th laa raloiuar late brollicr A. Kdtrnrdi. Ilr order. v' HF.NIIVll.CIIAl'lUV lisster. Va BJ Jtnncr The members 01 Merit Tt'renfi Lodge, No. St. K. of T nre nrrrby nitttted 10 meet st the loova 1 I roo.ns. KA l.a-t llrnaiifrar, on lnesday. 11th Inst., at 1 if,' o'ehit'k lor the purpose of atlcndloff tlie fdneral of CMar 't J istu brother n A. Ldwards Hiotlxis of the order 11') are Mpeilfiihy luvlud. By order, 1 IB oi.L.niip.n.v.c. I. BJ OAYItlAJf.-On .t on lay, Teh 19, after n snort III I' IB Less. Bridget wife tf Thos. Oayigan a native or that Sil county Monagl an. Ireland, in Iho Etta year ol her ate- K.' aB lae remains will be tskeu fiom her la to residence. H I sB Tit WtstZiihsl lo tiiitCkaich of Kt. C'oliimhur.aitrs I'l aB si., tetwecn (ah and tth avs on vtoitiics.iiy mornlsg, p 1 cb. 13, sty o'clock, where n nlciiin requ em mass wilt '1 1 bB Pe offered tur the repose of her lont, and Ihcnce, ru L ti bB o'clock, to Calri.tr t'e'i.dtry lor iutennent. Tl.st TJ sB mends of. tho fsmlly. snd timae or htr brothers, tier. -it nard and Ilmiry Wuodt (uf Brooklyn), arc reipectfallr rji bB liivlttd tonit.-itd. fl bB UcHANUH.-tm gandsr. Feb. IS, sfter a protracted' Iti bB Illness, Msrcaret. relict ol the lata t harlet Jlcllanus, sw l nallre of t.Ionakllty, county Cork, Ireland, lu the tltu- ff! pB year of her a:e. lyi The leioains will be taken from her late reftdene. Vi SSI writ mum ,to the (.hurehuf tho llolr Inuocental if lllli st between 7th av. snd Hrtnnaay.on Wednesday" J'!' 1 jH uiornibst, st 10 o'uioek, whole sulsmu requiem maasi A wi I to cllercd no for the repose ot he. soul, front, ,J 1 thciico. at 1 o'clnek to Oatrirr Cemetery for Inter- I mem. The frlnds of Ihe lumliy sro rcitcctfully ln- k J. sited to attend. rtf O01 it pspeis picnfe copr. th., bllKA.-ouduenly, Feo. 17, John C 8hei, aged 23 t; years. 1 aB Ihe relatives and frtcniD. snd members of the N'a- j tlonal Association, are reqaeitcJ to attend the (uncral. rinm his late residence, ti VsndaiA St., this (Tuesday) N. B aflemoon, at t o'euick. j, rtllA.SNON'On Monday, the ISth iML.Wm Ilerryi V BJ son or Jsines and lbs lute Jane bhantiou, aged 1 years, B Cninaths. ami Ititlat's. f I Bai Tberriatitcs aadfrlendi or the ramlly, also Hi mem I; Bl bcrs or Brooklyn Lo'ce. No. F. unl A. Jl r re- tl Bai spectrnlly Invited to attend the runerah from hn lata Bai resiaence, S7 (old nttmoer) Clermont ay., Brooklyn, on ii aal Wediid-day, the lull, at 4 r. M. .1, Bl 7 Ai Loll.-Ruddeuly, at hit residence, on Bunds Bai evening, Wit. ham 11. lay lor, aired 71 years. IS! 'Bss Tlie rulstlres and Iriondsof the family are respects FA 1 BbI fully invited to attend the tnnrrul ou Weilncsdsr, las B 15ih lust., at 10 A. M., at Dr Button's Chuich,on IVasu H, Bai Inrton square. 1 aH WILsO.N-Oa the 13th Inat., John Wllon. aged 80 ft' Bai years. ho Bai Ihe (rlendi are resfjeetfiilly Inrited to ailend the fiis tV Bas ecial. oa Wednesday. I'o'i li. nt 2 1'. SI., irom his lata V 1 Bel residence, corner Xorth M and tth si .Itr vik yn. K. D. Bai NriTiea The mimhers or Ihe Jcfirrson t.'ish ars a, Bbb her"br rinnefiei" lo mee-st the llni llotni,1sesduy, Bel Feb. II. sjl. at tl ii'entek tnr ll e nun oie of r.ueortjiij 11 Bai tn runerai of uur late esto, lat Issi' 1 ott'iit-ds. If 1 B 11 W. OLN'Li. 1'iot.jcnt. 1 J T. Brown. tCl )V John 1. ..Mox.! Secrettnci. V, $ptth Itotutj. M I AIAMIATTAN MA It SUIT f'HJI VAN Y wjl H of nib tin or sew yur:;. H OruaiiUnl un Itr Sval Act of the I.Tsl Hare of fit I; I ttale or".nr Fori. poil ttnrth ZS, 1171. 'I flai Catital, I Lhnfj.ow Etianxs, IM each. ('J! I OFFICII 810 ANI) Wt BROADiVAY, l ew York Life Insurance Cumpaoy. irj Bai Two Thoosano Fitk IIPMDiiEn shares or tha Capltalr Vfll Bai Ptock or this Compauy. of the par value o( fiaj cactr Bll being the remain ler of the Capital of One Million, ars) 'im Bai now clerod 10 BtTTCuaaa, Dialxhs, MAnsxrattM, aooV t fltj Bai others. ''HI Bl The books of .ibtcrlptloo for said itsek will bai KIWI Bl opened t the o(nct of the Coiaiisuy, t above, oa Wad- V-Bl Bai neiday, Ihe Uth day of February, 1D7I. (ro-n 0 A. M. toy i'rll Bll 3 F. M.. and remain open each day for Tax days, unlesa I tsfjl sooner nibserlbed for. il'sfll Bi Koch saltrcrtptlou for Tea iU) ihares, from any- I fll Bi llulchrr, JuitrfMari. or Dealer, will r-iittle the tnb- "till fli scrlbar to out ilund or tuttl, at u uniform flxrd ren(al 4)iJjHl (WsbI on fleiiteojjtt, :'enrt. s-vil LVJ But so one butcher, inarlotinan. or ilu'er will ber 411 flai alloi-od more Ihau tu-a tt-tlla or stands, In cither wholo 1)1 sB I Bl laic cr retail department 1 and the intention to avail Jl hlinself of this privilege mull be declared hy each tun- v I Bai scrlbcr al the time or subscribing, rflll IB! A diagram of the states tn the market can be seen al ".II Bai the office of tlie Companr 1 and the selection of sttnd 'H Bfl by said snbirrlbers will be according lo order of tub-t ''.'fll Bfl scrtptlon. tiMI flflj Tr.r.yis of svn.-ciiii'noN. Ml H Twenty-five per cent. In rath on subscribing, nnd th Bjl HJJ balance in tnital menu of 35 per eeot. as oallc-d for bl ji'H Ut tlie Trarsurer on thirty day' nouce. '-fll Urn ity oinei of Ihe Board. fljl IB I'.U'L J. ARliniril, Y.'.ml Bfl COl'HTLANDT l'ALMEK, itfljl tt'. M. JOIlSrON. itflll ConuulHceonEubscrl-itlon. fwflll Bfll N'ew York, Feb 11, ln Jm Ut JOHN lell. DAVIIISIIV .j CO., MB Bfl ko. lir.oAUW.vY. ui'ftitiTi; rile: iiKii'.oi'o IB BJ LITAN HOTLL, NF.W YOIIK, 1 MANLTACrt'IlKllS OF flflj fiiif. AMiiii'iidLAi: iMiooy -tAFKn, 1.B mm Vault Doors, Iron fihutteis.uiid lion Wi 1 of all slndtz 1'fl U liallroad Checks. i'j,jcis, ae., enamelled una plain j'flj jflJJ llullow and Stove Wara. IB "TO TUC If lit! AN CATIlTll.ll'S III' NKW1 'M H TtlltK. 'tcil ..ions nd ceil., o. In' hAINl f i MM BB I lilt. So. 4. Ill thi- eltv last n.k'tlt. Ii is Iho greatest J7BI BB siieeess ui a t atti ei. i.iif. r uvor yot oubllsood tu PS BB Aineilea. Ilruuali uiu apet tilt hir llu II dt t-ee. It lav 'fll BB pi rlecllt lift In ihe mart; lur tno Foiu. Laok atona- JjtBB BB topy lor yoiiisolf and Jtidgtt. s)BJ mWm AMv VIII 1( liltOCl.U I'llll AflJ BB TIEMSN LM.VBIIV lll.VISO. f;M 1 111: iiksi 14 I'Ht:. JflB Bfl Deceived the ONLY MKIIAI. nud liil'l.'JM A nt tha 'jfli BB FAIIl HI' IHE AMhltlCAN IN'xI'ITlJfF MM ""itt.fTcit i:7-mt. n. ti Aitrsii, si i.a.t ihi ,im -Urn si mid '4 e e -t ili'iieai cure i si -Mrs sunt'osi-l'il viMW UWM practleet se.eiilillr ail t-tr.tt.lii i h-i,,!I 1 ,e ,,r alt jTBl Bl ages ladlosatl"ii(leil by sklllui peraons 01 tit 'iron nli vBI Bfl Ti'ib Toi.i.iio i:i:ii,y uiJa iiic t n ,U Urn cheaiicst advcillting medium lu Hie I'uitcU htatcst IBi BB TrytJ. rtflj BB I M 11 ITA II I.F. e-ntler o( hair nnd w-inskcra, iitj iB BB every yurlatloa ul tiylo, ueal, approniiitu. btudlu. CJ 4 MM BB Warreu st. MM mMM rstrxFAi. i:xiiATriov !H H Ftnd fur painiihiel lira, vt HLLS SI hl.L. S7 Weil iH flflj 21si st., N -w y 01 k 1 ,ti OKIMI'IM. IIIIAtl'lM.N HH flJJ sIMMIINs oi ftl. n l.tlTrK'!ll..i. Vfli flfl ALAH.1 lira I Us. vo. V,. IVti I'.IIIL BI BB ,:i m. 11, nt. tv 1;. 1,, BB I Alii 1 All I ih t No 71. reli. lo. 1-1,1. LIB BB 'il. IN. 10 111. C, U, I. 67, 1, HI. 5. 1 'A. '!M fll hl'.k "I tjKY Kllrat ,mi No. 17. I en ta, i7L ifli MMM 14. tl, II. 61, "J, Gl. tl, rVI Z. 6.1. .1. tB B I5NTIH:K. -finis No 111. Feb. Ih. i.TI. H Tt. I'J, Ci, 39. '41, CO, SIS, O, 0, II. W, w. B Bfl rritea ciiilied, in-oriuation tiirnishe I. sua circulars 1 ..ill flfl lent lu ahoie, on J alio ito7ai ilHvaiia i.n't.'i-jo. 'ill MMM Cl.l'l Unite flfl Sou llioaitway l.t. Fulton st -m 1 l'ark row, M KlllS" A TllA VAN A T.OTTt.lt Iffl BJJ rrtres pnnl lit goto Inutr n.i't m riinu. iid. 'Ihct sSbb flfl h gl est luiet raid lor douhii'ou-ui'.! sit 1 nlr m gulsr illM MMM SLdsiltei 1AVI.UI14 tu.. i.sisis, W MMm 11, Mailt,., sew Sork. liM flfl "StiS Tl IIKHNCV. lloyul Havmiit L-tlcrJ U prizes calu 1 an 1 1 1 o -naiiiiu giveu. Ctcularssent. f i mmm Ketttiii't t tt '1 1 1, to t-'. draw iz ii.itii I.OOi) (1 flfl to l.ai.OM uurit:i.t l.'snu oont. allot 1 l. 0 hoxt Mmm a.. h M IIAVKS, It IVollii Fork fl f,lVi I'I i C If HSt'Y.-ltonii Un fniia l.oiti rr sr ssf S flfl esai-ii.im r oaiion aivun eireulars sini. .1 II V Ml- l i Bfl live sv to pi ttsii t. it 4,t,, Nf,( luikliik ;i MMM (ipo-r I 1 $):r$on:il IlotttM. K j H IN I'd It tl A Tl ON wauir I 01 Uir. I ill:i.,, :j I .t lio was Itvi.ig iu w e-i tntti si ttun's-. itttuisl troui.t 1 flfl Adiirtass Mrtntuil.nl 1 1 yyilifl. 1 r t g fl UaltrtiiiKi. JV H 7. 1, i'vriM Fun nil' million: i, fl V l.iont ri .1 11 e .oil alutid, 1st Sua nil at. lil, MMM 1'I.LMI l.ool". Ml'K A 11 CHLAPJ I flfl il Will d.i tm r I e.t t good 10 ic i ur 1' flfl M. DIIHLADY, V Nassau sU It pill (JloDbS. 'flfl 1 t riT oiKVi'iii- I' mUmm tl m.uaj yauli llaaiburg tflglnct, laietl m", sod gnli Ipiii. 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'THE SUK, TUESPAT, FEBRXTAHY H, TBTf. n I ft HE WEST TOINT TRODBLE, I ir L A IiITXLlt TALK WITH TltJI MESI- DF.HT'B OLDEST BOX. fff 'sThnt Yoangflrnat Han Abent Il-Tha F.x- I pulsion of lha Ultra An Auccdota from I f I the llaltla af Chnttanoegtt, I I 5 Fom las Wtrti. I I n Is a well-built young fellow, decp-cliestei!, I I vjrosdslinulilerrd. and Hi In In the (links, llo pos- exweca kteo, quick eye, and la neither handsome 1 1 nor the reverts. I I I He received me cordially, Mid offered the only Lit tiospllallly of which cnWls are allowed the exercise, f tHpoe and tobacco. The conversation eoon turned I II upon the subject which In t present uppermost, I ill and Cadet Ursnlplacod Hinsolf ut my tllpoal by I I telling no to auk whatever questions I w shod and lie I il woold answer tiiem lo the best of Lis ability. I t You all seem lo be strcnuuutljr opposed to ly- I 'i iDgt" I "Of cooree we are. Just consider for a moment I I 'how much depends In the srmy ut'on absolute truth. I fnioetn, more rer'an there than In any other stv I Is 'tlonlnllfe. It Is sn absolute necissltr to Its Tory U eile'.rncellist an cfllcrr's word should be Inplltltljr relied upon In all tlrcumslances. Why, I remember when wlih my father that al the battle ol Chattanooga I tent lorwsrd an officer ti see If a certain bridge I -era serileeshls. The officer eime back and well, b he was a little tight, bnt be reported the In Idle to I I i be all rlth I. Mr father ordorrd op some troop lo I ft cross there, and when they leached the placo they I (found that the bridge had been drttroied a long I S tlmebo'cre. The ofiicer had lied, t.cllier Intention 1 I ally or not made l.o dlflerenrci the resell was tha 1 lean a, sad oy It the chance o( rapturing n birtu part I of Johnson's army was utterly lost. Now, it Is tho I i ch.ince of any such mistake crer occurring that Is I 1 1 abolished here." II" What do jou Ihluk the canse of Die prevalence I oflylnft" I "As laajd before, 1 Ihlnli It partly owing tn ths If npprceslon of whit was rallied 'devi'llm' Thut I o practice never really amounted to smth. tig. for It I laay cadet Injured another he was considered a ills B trrace lo his clais. The beneflt of It was 'hit the R 'pishes were so cllen filled toaboutfalhoodai.d n lha enormity or even the s.isrhu,t declt U a', tiny a very rarely conmltted the least wrong aga Dl truth, t tt wss impressed upon them ti at the emailaet sup I prestlon of all ths la'ts was cnuilly bad. A case In I point wcutred a slort time ufii, In whlih a cadet f wss rsrorlod tor bring absent fio'n his ro.ii an I i liour. In his explati-illon he unci that he had ft teen at the sink. He was couit roarlia.led for lying, E i and narrowly escaped disruispal." B 'i The abhorrence of lyiaj seems to have worked a i j Well ao far." I "1 think so The Academi proud of tha iffl- 1 tre and gentlemen whom it sen It forth, ail I JutUr P proud. Of course there a e rou.e blink sheep, at i there always are In evrrr Itock. Hut. tiken ss a I whole, I donbl f you can find a better Cm V. men I i then Vrl Point graduates. IVa-IJcr, lor In'tano, I those cftli-ers who are rntinted with the d'sbu'-ltii: I end handling of moi rts. Mow man) millions mut i i bate (aed Ihri'u.h tlieir hinds, and el we know I I of only thrco or four defaulters, American otllirrs I i I are unlversallr acknowledged to be men or the till est honor In every respect, and it Is that senti- mcnt which we rlolai lo cultivate hero." f "Tlcn It w !rcraadetre to h.nellt the Aeade- 1 1 oy th.it y oil too'i )onr rece tartim!" f Vrs. It seemed Impossible that the offtnders tt coulil be punlKl.rd in siij ol.icr way, and w scted f HI Unt ulslrcly aim wlttioot tiuch i oni turatlon." II Docs the diss regret Its artlout'' ll(i "We rcznt citrcn.rb hatiiijt HLled sulnst law J and order, though not that tb. thrco plebes' mot With their deserts." I 1 i I see Hint the House report recommends the ex I folilon ol Hit ringleaders. Were tlure an) t J I "No. We all acted toidl ir ra oi.o man. an J are I i I all equal j luiplicjtcd. Wa Imve no deelro to let I any ono bo a icaptcM fin the rest. If any pun- lalmrnl boioud that llitllctr I bv lieu. P.tc'.ei b 1 i tmiesvd upon lie, w wlnh to bear It tojelhir." i Il "How Is Ine Dr. I ilisi teemetJ "It Is considered bi compeivt.t JuJjoi to b one 1 of Ihe flnosl they hi ccr l.al here. Tills I tt e I affair that Is caualus: so muc'i troubl la the lint I serious straps 111 winch we n. ve ever been Involved, 'and It would be very hard to come do'n cn us no eveiely as that letort a 'v.so. 1 base lv.l, ever since I can leiiKinbcr, had u ttroiic v cllna Ion lor J the armi. Nor um I t.onc n io ilimkiu.'. Our 1 I class has Cial r.tc u aien.i. in II. aud a whunsale J aipu'slon wou'al he very 0,'Pit-nve." J Whnt Co )ou '.liuik will b tne end of t'.ls f J A court ol li.'iulry will pioln'-ly sit, b it it un I l lasru no more than wLjt is alira..y i ublif. Ihe f uoiulli3 alier x;ellini the ll.ir we nrt-ic p rf'l) J) (I edy and wil'lnf to l.arc told me who e rlor-, for f, af there cvir wus a case in wl Ich it is rill t io .v j A rwronc that good may !oilo. tfil wm s ,rr i one L 1 tfsomelliues, sou know, li m ai II io a little cut of Vie way In ordor to accomi i-h a I.. null.-' r Do )ou ruect lobe ixie'U'd?" .1 No oi.o iin cell l at nia be il, no As 1 ijUI. It i i .Wou'd to verv l ard, b.it ita shah l.ju to ub.i,,l io I sjvhatevir tnsy l.jpun." 1 "fome un, ers have assailed Oeu. Titeher for hit I tey call his lux dlKiiil. lie. Ai.' tha. cou.v-l r" i "lUy tt alttiretler wroi.s. Oen Ti rl er I", la onr o mini ihe be.t so, rrmii-ii,' 1 1 ihe A vdniy t I Ibis lecu. Hi-uudi-Miai' l c rfieilf l.ow lo run :i;e 7 .ycunc liei und to a-nil ,ut i-'i t'. i n f liix I IDlatlOl S Wt'h a kll.dlo-s I k'. llr in I.C).; t feci obeil.etice, m v in o'u Iumi i e.i',.ui." aBBBBBBBBS f. K( 33lanle! tm.tlu. H( i 'AT Carpenter's Kmpldjrac.it House, corn-r litis a'. I XX ami Ci't its are wsni-nl iris of evert Uermitiou. IB' I both 1'roieetaiit auo Caiholic. lor I .if itnTerg n iaidt Mf mvn in cl r and cjiuiry well rvCJiuui.j J.-d sins IK will be seal fur at their residenojs. i A -A.-U-,NTi:i-0, eMto.s on the fliet Und IH; jla of Intlitra saoc fu II t's inMi.:ne. ai-o. in o IHI I vrsior on iiien's sarrrs t. "nif ,im i .oi'ia hixVst IHl Wsses laid. JSILL.M AN A LO .Si Hr its l H A (.lit I. to m nd a hub, an 1.) waali.ns oo I refer- m SY uncea rtquucil. al lu. U,.t l.i .1 uii floor. Bl b N tpoiat. r on ttil Uima'a maihiaj onuifl. a' Hl) AT. ,,T'1 Sv" "er The dru siorc-K isT IHV 4 '2Y cls i-isies rrsdy loruirls lo.uy. H A l'IHMTfl.AS isMoretsoailiebealoicusuii. IH a k Ua pain-. iuyi.. .n.. jc ir .nj at. I "V IIA.Min wTiiiad'-n'ork srivou out sna"ls lyjH r uoraud tood i r.toi nutlio-:i n.-ru I h.i ids 1 po'y. NA IIAV HKKSIl MlliV.i IVjIH- ft. UIIIT(IMmi,tfn.H'ii b..H.TS, l'gi.1.:. I. lyjB J J whijIu-i on liii-u. alpuo aid skr eliju cosw. Ap J ply atsu;v Wc-l l"ti.i.. i-uiuerviii av. sT1 (ill II oiruUll oa W. A V ii'cli.nj UIIJ. IU..I: Vjrtlil. li iih te n-ar iu,l lin. "I I Kill KMT prices wi.d xork i: vea ent in i a for IjlBH J XX Lrsi-claM scwiui .lul.uea, Initru.'l.a i Ir o ut 5 Tiujll.VKKI!. CUoi. .ry. Bl f TTTTo I' !K 1 1(1' makeraaud si au-ler h iiimi H 11 II. Cdll.N CO 'a raoiary, lV Hut ain H.. hi J twrfii 7il, nil sth an. Bfl f T A HIKX-101 ws teit lo ler.rn ,".rioc insthims I J J Call aia llrceumili v .corner itcst tutu st is; IH l.sst Ilroai'wuy. near Itm-cns heat rUiasto ham IjBH f i rent, (.r buy nood iua,hlcis iplcuiidcaUuict at.d hi.l i easei tecideii oargalus. 1 T AIXHHiaujI.i Hurt n iki i; and uncrating tv XJ W. inai lilnvs l" Ut si Inviui. oi'l imaiiii 1 A I) I KM W..1 ti- f'.rr.ia'.L-1 w,, e ri" m 37hTi.7 XJ and all the work ihr; an do. 114 Uiceoar-i' ,t, 7l'iltA"TOKS 00 SAllt. US Xa.lu'-,'aiiwlli OiU, IH s. Isie roiiur. to wmik In itm sii'io si- i a i iss.Kr Bit i work unsn qui a i. p rem rM. II. Ilid-n si. rkl( ATOItti n i lair. "shuts on lloas t inaiii"! IH J v ut I f uiton st Urookic uoi.e am lii t o oa. j niy.uKitAi.n. 'f I' Kit A TO Its wjctea n n. shirts ."al o. olc r t V.toiuttoi noli i .at.ets tj work mtiitloaie. I llroadway. coniT litu it. I P.KI(AT(Vi7fs wauti-it on me. 's a .d women 1 i V J shoes. An.'y lo II MIKtll UlturilLIW, SSI Ureeu IH i wiclist.. New York. i, rl'l4ll ATtllt-. waned on t. w.'j uischlnL-irn IjBH i, V ladles rai.ci4, to wor lu t.ie liouie. ItUUraat B I street. j f l'Klt AT()lti.-riri cl.Hs op mior. ,vtsd o i'jy: K A i '"J 'illiJ J in -CIO..IS. SLIi ei...ritl H "VI'UKATOH ,atid.atiiianaiiivdooatirioni,in i J shop pants. C rX, Si w liuweiy. top Bucr. Ol'KftATIIKS'on'eosu onintrVri'cri'nc."K; I V rursnnst.oor ofOrauI. "sVLVtl hit. rkl'l!IIAT()l(, basfers.noliheis svanted onTsu"'" ii5Lii!5w boweiy, top ri io-. oy Klllll- Slll.KU Hlj 'l,l'.ltA'I(iltr. on Horn-1, uiathlne on ladi7sTai H n'KltATIMt onjib 1 yJ si Lewis l id Bj .r. i IJAHAMM-aiid u uro" la In ls.-alnara,ih,in X Mi od and uuliuf; won. loo jood uini.r. il i li-ai. Is Vr.n'irVt." "aUK -U. OTKAW ,and hursswcrs waoluJ iTaTharrei'... j s re ir null. Hag, yrilA IV BliWUItrs Jbltd at 101 Won 1'jitiTi. 'Vl TA 1 11 Kf"sl.-0raturs. bmns. "ni f I tkS&i'n'VJtT "fwuuiwi. iuery. Hri "VVANTKIL-A smart. 'il. I'rotesisnt. IrlTrTsul LsH i smliMimH.',??)1,1 10 oool".'' wash. and non -n J C 'mail lamlly.caq have a c l, ruinioiiao.s lioiue i l t '"snje required. Ca.l at X. ail, si betw-sea An. i I W ANT i:il-()H-ratois and luaiirs on vists wl jH'j .lisve wwrac Jin a factory. Ihi.eoi.lyucedii.pl, Hri AVAftTKII-Kirst-olass ojaratjrs on tvnselir A v I t llsou s inacnii'S on ladl'-a' nuts. VOJ llsi.ry l. HS i V ANTIlll-Oierators, tasters, ant finishers Vu Kh I'snlsloons. at t; Iuii)'h it., corner ofUrand. H1 V A IjTKIl -Iloie rs, e.iibosnrs. and foIders.aTpaTer i C0,1" "ctory. 1 1 are it tio I wan pail Klt WA.',Wi h f of acilva and Indusinoi IBU 'I pn atthsK 1 1 u lo s e Ore Works, j'JI Uuwerv. u'lan:1 iv.'.mi7- Bl j y.u"w.;:'8!ifnioir '"ia ANrim-iob'ico packers onfod. J Alltnili H1 1. I AV AM' KU -A small jlrl to mind a lisiiv! H J ttelt AlliH, Ht t AVA'eM?';';-7 riru a..u Kl' iVaV! i V, it homcwors. ahojt Bit YteilfS," hlwork.auooU, Wtj loo ii'i:' MjtrJA'a-trpjIfi. AHTIFI!IAI, Fi.OWKUH.-Wsnted Immedl. ately, girls to work on all kinds of (lowers also, good bra.ican i steady work, and hlinest wajea will M paid, evety Sstordar- Apply atW7,s.S, and Ml llroadway t entrance to work-room, M Mercer St., top floor. AKTIFiriA I, PhOWKItH. WanlM. rood branchcra ana makers i steady work snd highest wsget. AtP''fioTc cotVMKACO.. 68 grand St. A IlTlPI('IAIs"llj(iWBIIM.-Th highest price i snd steady employment slrea to good orar.chcrs. Arpfrtn cl.tl'P, llliAOKN CO., J3 Urooms St., 3d coor eau of llrosdway. "T "-linilTlTHT-PIllCK.s.-Work given out to ili pay for sewn mschlnes by Installment' i tnstruo Hon free ULAKK l'U.ND.IM sthsl., bet. llroadway and Ith tr- Ii7IIIKh-ai f'J Ksst if lh St.. wo have Plenty a ol aood work t.i par for sewing machines oi easy pasniaiiis, bywoek or month. Instruction doeiopen evenings. -1VKT M'lfsKMcan Immediately hsvesitita t tlnns.or grt bsoics to bssrd, hy applrln st Mine ll.wiK.va Nurse Agency, x4 sth St., near Ilowery. So fee, A A.-Wtlltlt risen out to pay for ewin ma- A. chines hy lusiallmentsi instructions tree. .t. T. tlKNIiALl., sot fnlton av .near luminnd st .Brooklyn. A -I. A III KM, at Wl llowsry yon can get first a class sewin machines by monthly payments la work at honici lasiroetlon fise. AN elderly women or good character wuh og to nvelwlln a romfortable boms mar apply at CJ Oreene st room 1 1 a ltTIKlT'lAI. l'l.OWKttfs.-Waoted. branch. x ere piqiiei makers, oatlersi h.inds lo learn paid whilo learning K, UAl'Tlhlt, Cd Canal st. UTII'IOIAI. I'l.OXVKIlH. tVantswl, good tranihars- salary tmrn 111 to t0 a wsck to gool hands.slTIIF.O. JOUANIl)t'K't l lltotdwsy. I HTI l'iOIAl7flowers.- girls wsntedforpiqneu A H.CIIA DA'-S')!,, lit Hl.-euk'r t. j lJ(l(IKI-(II.I)KItS and stllcbers wsntc.1, M Nr J llowrry. too P.oor. bsck. 17I.V I'sift'l IINTkI) operators wanted lo make shirt li iiocisi also Hurt flnianars w in'ed. .1. UALL1N.W Nassau St., np Italia. IXPF.IIIKNt'KII niersinis wsnte.1 lo sow csp JJ cos. rs. i.r l.-ll)UII A IIKIX. HI (Iran I si. 1?lll.wT-('l,.KS operators on ladle' (Ine under 'saruinU on Whoeler W Isnn's narlincs wanted hy ANDIIfS IlKOS.. M lln Ison st 1.sTlisTaC"l,AIa operators wauled on can covers. tU J 1'lllLLIPit A co.-a. aiandMUreenost. I.-HST-ri7!iiropeutorsand bssfers wsnted on IQ'llf.' nr. a amis. Mrs ni.Allt. W atll st. (i I H I.S wanted io wait on fables In ladies' and gen 1 tlsrim's dining rooms go.id wsg is sivsn. Apply atRUltltlKR'H, ill t'ulloa st.,up stairs, Del-n(and i o't'Uea (s lit It wl o nudi rslands puitini up tnlt't mwder. J Call froi.i IO to II at IT It st J f. AUSIIN ("lltl.S to f.f ladies' gaitr- only goot hind" wsaled. AUTIIl ll'H, it Oold St. I II t ivfit 13 fears old wants i in r ii.t ihtllren. J ml tV-st Jth si., bucment aflei 11 o'clock. (sftl.tt wanted io wt-rs on ttir boxes Ut tluo Hanlia-ie 21 't Centre St. fit 1,3 to cuf TtstTsioady work. Apply at R3Stn H av. T I AMIS on linen eeats, ami buttonhole makers and A J rrcser'- work given out. a lot of mschlnes la ."-"lord" for sale elicip. Apr! all week al S 13th St., betweeu ith and tin avs., south llrooKlyn. .r,. IjLUlKULANP. 1.1 III KSt ucht to orerste on Slnicr's and IV heeler J A tvil- jti'a ruicbtnea riniuil srirtmsktng laeght twnrci i good retcrcnec slven for work sttar terms at. Ai plr ad tnis vi at ts llidge st near Delauccv. IAI'lti.-A vViiec'cr f! IVilson r.iiclnn i (or sale. t- o:. 'Iner irj; s goo I as new, ladles taunt titniy i,r worn attvr teiroiug. M Ordaiwsy, lop t'oo llememoci top floor. I A III I'.M-Wpo 1 liiWhee'er A Wilaon BewtnC j Macti i.es old oo I istatmit-n's. rtrshio In woi k at bom-. NKWVOIlIt MACllI.NtS bl'irclllNU CO. t3 Ulevca'ersl. OI'HII A TDIt wnnlisl on Wlic-I. A- ilson's ma clilao. u ii av tet. tOth and list III, M floor, back. C! Ill UT opemiors irant.d on eustoiu work, at 3 U. Stinil-b. am r-roadaay, New Voik. 'VIV. I"aMI!S wanted, io niak loutoit Ilea fonly I. Hi i-c mi t ir-' trnr.oi jhlr i-ti'ei I e ci-d Leid ipi Is t work aive out. tv M. lit MI'HltKV CO., rtn ll'wsy. ftOsi VIIT women nrcnsiM:ip.i to wsh new X ibltta in a .aundiy s,jn.cd. al 1CI rnoinplon it. V Illlfl.l'.lt A- VII.!ON'rS, Wl.l.-ov ft tllbt.s'l. s ,l par's, v-e.i s 11 iwi ewi g mvh u -a rente 1 and sold, p in y payments St tlr or. w icli av cnuir loth it. 1.CKm iir'ndwa), bt-uraun P.aa and tto'.pr s s. W rl 't vriiavd cabinet. 13. plain. 3S; Howe's, t'-r leat.i--. oh -ap. AN'TKi) V houacKeeper to eo tho citire wopk 11 oi s am. ni f am its, forisliunc if a n rwi.igiu sn ai d two '-iiildreu. t-fictsali or Aiceucan t reu-rr.U. and n uO"d linia Kuaranies-d. Appli in tvecnesdsv anr Loon, biiween two aad six (0) o'etie, at T3S tlh av., bulutau tstss and ts4l. ais., second flo'-r. W'a MKD-.t y'.untlndy. accsiomed tosu-vint. It saleswoman in a tancy siore, to reside In tne fsm Hi ni finployvr. whrru sLe w.ll hare a good home. Ad dreis. itatlrc salary. &c ,C It P.. box la, run rlBre. V A NTP.tr-At the new w-'st si,' issm; ma'ht-to sssi. win deair goo I work at huh pric s PirRisti iaca'n insi Ipnes: instruetl'in tree i open "venlu;'. ."7 Ai av btwen 5lU ..n I JHii it. W A TIU).r"(irstTlii opiavlr on Whoeler i ss Viilson'a machine, on Buesiirtsi none oul ilioae rulv C'Hiiitteui neel a,ipiy at il7 1 I av., one door from .Vtu St.. 2 stat.s un Call all .lis week. V AStI',I lla-usonbows to wort lu store t ttra ly VI em !oi meat for and ni2h prnxs psld 10 experi enced LaaiS i no oit.ers need spi le. lUilscll A AIIO.S. II and Thomas st. VANTlil-Oir!. Icarilnmacparaiols, steady VT ouipiurment when leirnet. MA IX. HI-AfK A CO. S3 Walter St. AM l.ll-t'rerrlors on Wilcox A. tllbhss ma il i.lii.1. to do lace wlik on rrinit" s Ainlvit U llulilo.S'!", i-. i;,aau it. WAVrmi-Hnateit and nuish rs Tor ooiy lli if L, wis it., belwecu Mb and Oih st.. in the fii.tnri-. II Lui:WliSTi:iN. YY A Vri'.O-O.rlstn make i atw n "i" s. T A. WUIiN.CIlli Paper llox ilanutcti)ry. M Warruo it Y'A N'Tim-Otrls to wora: on lea lie "cila. Call al ss lt I uiion ,t oetween 1 1 aid I o'ciock tucsday no apylp-nion lai-enul it auy other tune. r A VfT.II-ti"d. st-..ly gnls lo par'a irarkrs its 'I 'ituaa t'.i4tiisrlv-H aoicrally Useiul, at tUu Now I'.njutid r..iier.,l (.orr. sa tt st. Vr A N'PKII Kxi c.le: c--l opi-rilois on Wb"li-r A st U llsoi,s m ich.ncs, oa ladies' 'todi whitu work, .to. .'C o.t I ouitu al. Y t STIllt-A girl "(or gen-rai honsawrrri good TT Ki.hTiii'l iru.ier, wu.'ws 110. 313 lib nr.. bc tw. e i t III and ll'tif. Y' ANTKII rxpenencl work gl linn teal hilr 11 wors i good wages. Appl) to JOHN TlIOaU'soN i. i.ii Kl llrosdway. r 'l i:ii-"Giils from l;"To IS yoars old to rox TT laee ioods. Aaply ultc- 9 o'c.ock.at hd Prince tt., 3d door. YY A.NTKD-'iU) hands tor fanoi clothing i IT note uiicd apply Dal too best, at "3 Uuuui' it., up stalls. W'ANTKII A tji.oreas on ronis; one wlio can i on rate. Ai pis lo W Sl l-.KNY. in llulberty s Y' A N'l'HI) 10 oieneuce-t luacv straw mi l hair T saweis. App'.s at A i.tn av. URu. .MIU'.SI'. V' AN'I'I'.ll-loO ifoon w rr. Annlv to 'uoJ 1 ""h' di SlltlM MAN. 17) lima Iwtv. YYT A.STUD A good Jot s.-urr on printed work, at IIIIIl VL'NT. joiinruce it V ANTKO-A g wd i nrpi-t ini-tie-s. Ai n y to J lltqit Plin- .mi Un idsra,, tVASTl!!) -i boi.iat frame mik.e.1. Apily lo t t am niuhii a m:iki;;kman railroad ay. Y A STKIi OiiIs to learn fancy straw sewing. Cat. II for ouu tt'c:g. Ci Itlviugton St.. basement. YY' A.VIXD-'loodrlnbon weavers on power looms T T t'o-id waji-s. Corner ictti it and IWa sv. V'.'ANTUD-s good snipper girls lo snip llav-oa t lobauo. Apply at M Year)' It. KlnnttbUlnUj. mTI;A II V, hnnesl h'.y, living with his paroita. Is uuiiu 1 i.i u wh, 1. -..lu nuuse aiary 1:5') i.t San Addiosh Willi re:, roucas, box 3s Post tifllie. Villi V willinr to work wanted it Ui tViiliam st nil floor. App y beloro s u'elo k A. M.; wa;es a.i HO wanted il.it u lersiands Hie Ilsh aad oisle, i osiness. Applvst IOA. tltr,tnav. II (IX .11 A M I'.ltH V A VPlTHIofs and girls win IJ understand itmklug pa.er ipatrli lanes. Apiilv ai New I'm Maicn Couinani's factory. S,'7 Wosl 1 1.1 s, Ox WANTtl) to iurs on bread at lrxTstlfa 'AM I'l'PTKH wanted. Inquire of JOHN O. WH. V A niN.i.oriier of Ceutro and Ylillu sit. UllltnKrsllOKIt wanted i lo a good worguiaa steady tiottu)uii'0t wll he given A pir to A. I'AliKa. FiU'iiIng I,. I. OIM'lt'K mix wai.tod. Addnsi, wiiu particuT lata, box I M. Post U31ee. 1)1. l llIIK.lt wan. o.l, a oung man wno has aarred a ytail al tne Iradi Olio that nan do good Jobbln,. 1.. quire ai 116 Mvrtle av uear Adelulil st llrooa1 yu. J l. I'll HUH wauiolat o New lloaery.Juucliou of I'e 111 it. I PiFta I I.OItM.-nanied, he the wees, a good X worauiau cous'ant work. IK York St., Urooaivn. WANTED- Young men fir slops, porters for IT Ij.'lela ad wareuou es. silo, coacumen, groouil wtiieruipii atnilemrn lariuars aid gurdnera, provided w ih mod siiuatious by sppiyiug 10 Mr.llASMMi, .o ICourtst.,tliookl)j. YY' A 'I'l' -A itoul join g man Mns!7one II wno lis, had sxiiorlence In ruining siiaji OjiK-.s for hialing stor.-s Apply at to o'ol ik li. L HIL 'MOV A btiSM, and tW Mercer st. YY' A NTIll) A luiait. ntlive-bo7loeiidTiarand s T make tiimieK generally useful. Applv wltn refer er.ee to WILLIAM J. LYMAN, corner ol We.las.aud teiry St.. Ilunier'a Point, I., I. YY' a'XTKII 3 Brsulsss men to plane up bulido's7 IT mouluings Applyiorj daiscornerof Wllloujh ,v av and Walwottli St.. Hiooklyn. YY A NTF.II-A nicchanicul gcuius li i can rrnair IT r r iiiLii autoinalotis ai I musical clocks. A (Ureas box I.tn, Poll OBIce. .New lor,.-. V A NTI'.D-A first Clara uiacgtiullli on llgnt worki IT goud waa-es snl s'eidi worg. ApidyautYlbll'a hop II Downing si.. Newt ork, YY' ASTP.il- On a stock Isnii m Iowa, a Bisi-ils.s is laim band and Ins wife 1 unddle-sed pteieiro., App.l ai3 'i)uo tow, room 6. YY A S T K II A male leschsr well scquslnied wun it biibu inainenuiics, s catholic prslerrol. Ad I'si. J c box Irt, aun ofHco. Y' A NTKII-A mm 0 work on children's eairlsge s'd 'llhass Ai'' M lwlv'"eu ,l,lu A ,'?',:!,,t.a .ariuiaa to drirs a furniture cait. T Appl) at lln Uoaeiy, J5iHiMciKyLAjA-- A WAN TKD -A call from tverybodv who stsm As mere, upon Prof. 1V1I1QIIT, I.rsaetfs Hotel. Cbsthsm sU A enre gusranted. Con-nlfsllons rres. No money required In advance. Will call ai residences Hdesirei. A I FOIl POOR rA.llII,IF.H.-Poor but wor. I thy (aminos dasl log to emfgrato to tha Western htetaa, will be assisted by the New t ork Children's Aid ?octety In rescuing their destination. Csll at the offlco. 19 Kast Ith at,, betweoo the liouis of 8 and II. to-day. AHA I, P.11I AN wanted to sell on commission In this city aud vicinity, an old and popnlar line of paper collars. A Idress wltn references, box 3. P.O. AI''iltHT.t"lAfis Job composltir wsnted at ClaiilM), ilAIIPLfA A CO.'H.tll LTOSdwsy. IJItArSS'corK "itlAKKKH wanted! none but J flrst-clsis workmeo bent anplyi tor a manufactory In ths Melt. Apply to llATOi A LANE, III Walker st.. city. DFtlKNI.lt I'HUHS.ll AN Must be able to make, readv all Kinds of Job wum 1 steady work snd good wages to a compotcut hand. TSS Hroadway Ct)KI)O.N I'HEHSll.fS wanted."at I 1IIOMA1 A BI,.Vl,Sy.M John St. Tavr KV II A N O V itll Conniy. N. O. Colnny-AH who is wish cnesp farms ara Invited to attend ths rucot fngafcrv luesdsy evening, at to nowery. YfHTKIt Ol'F.NKHH.-WanUd. 10 good oyster openeis. to whom will be given steady employ ment. Inqulis ot I). POKITY. S and Washington Marxct. S ATI NUT printer wantedA BrstTlssa man, al ihe Harmony Print Works, M OrcenwicJi it. 1 1 Ml J t UlTl 1 1 .11 V I H IT I it 57--A bov who Is rani. X t'sr with Job lypa, havng workeil st the btisines a year or t inontns. can nnplr for a steady sltustlon to 11 II. II. II. liutlClta.fg Murray at.. Now York. rill) llOOI.IIINDKIIia.-Wantod, a root extra. JL turwarder. at 61 Liuane it. II. HO WAN A CO. VYANTIJII A boy to lend bar and open oysters i u one who can come well recommended. Apply at 15.6111 av. YY' A NTF,II-ln a retell grocery, a clerk wno nn,r 1 v eiands bis business. Apply at J Newark at., lloti ken, N. J. YVANTHII A first class Adams oroasmii. Apply st once to WRKI). PAItStiNU A CO., Albany. N y. YT A NTi:il A flispclaes Jb comnosltort noua IV otheianeed apply, at so Ann at. ItKOAN A CO. Y ANTED-A cnmpMTnt irsTlter, sl I'AltKKItJis l.eitanratit, 50 Iley St. Y'ANTHI-Oood woitmeo on turn rses. Call TT at llroilw.1), Willixmsbiir-li. top floor Yy ANTKII--Twelier stw ColtTsndtit. i- 1 11 1 J- I JCtnl ftsliut. Y JA MKat.lI. Mll.l.r.lt, offlminoit. I) On Iui.di), fa" II, at lio'clocK, sl tho r.schanta t-a.t'rootn. ut ItroaJwaf, by snd under the lrei.tlon ot the executors of JOHN Ri:itn,deceaaoI. NcfOt, t.f.m and S East 4tti at., theltwos'ory snd bsrwrnent brt ik hous.-, ltwean 1st and 3 1 asa. Noa. Ml. 311, 3ij, MJ, ti j, aqd Itaat um st. tli ttnro'lotv and ba em nt Drowoslouai trout boue-ie. No. II Fulton ft. Tliaslcra 13. Hi st. The a icur-atory brown itonc honses on tha nottisldeof laotu it cvmainclir ta feet oast of eta sv. IIOIIavwrd. Ihenewaial elegsnt Ohio stone tton on tha south, wiwt corner of Piankdn at.and West llroadway, hixtr rer cent, may remain ou bond aud morljam i or 3 ears. Mnrw and parileulsrs at the office; Y JA II F.5irV; llll.I.Kli. omce nplne si. On TCr.aOAY, Keo. M. al u o'cloca, al the Kx change asoom III llroadway, bv oruct and under tha direction nt lhp executors of IHOMAH J. ULANCll.deccsiel, fl snd t: HnJion si tha i four-story brick homes, w Ith stores on first floor, t inia i.r imd, wr-tilde Ttu av.,betwccn 37th ana Sftb streets. S lots of land, noith side 57tb slbetwscn 1th av and liro.idway. 1 lot el land, south side ftth sl between 71b av. etd llroadway. 10 lota 01 laud ou Wh av. 83a and Slth sis., near Doula- TMIit. I lots or land, two on west side of Ith av. and 1 ad joining, on norlh side lOJih it. Also, bv onlerot Jotin tv lllanth, l"i Hs.t THi t.. Ihe house and lot. Tit'o 1 ttioi t 1 t.0 tir cert, may remain on bond and tnortgia-g for 3 or 1 years, al the iptton ol tne pur cnss.r. For map and psrllrulais, Irqntre ot JOHN tl. rtrilinM.lt, Jr., 11 Pine n. or 01 tho aucuouevr, a flue it. (l(IO I) cnance. A nal 3 story and rellar nonse 7 rooms, etc location lot Msl'JOi n.ny ll.Ti). oolv I'-Ocajb wmtrd. bs'acce In easy piyments. J Sl. IiIIImin. M Montgomery st., Jersey city, EeuJ sump I t Ileal haiate 1 ircular." HKltt.KS t'TrT I'lttll'KltTV.-ltlP. 8AI.K. 1 id s 01 Jewrtt r iad. iWrgoit City. N J-. a Has villa site. For leiusa. Ac. Mdre-a t. M.KNOI-AN Sun offlco. "TIIAS. .lIcltAK'S oraee, ground tloor. "j tfltr st c-irni-r or NM-au.cncscicui'ii ail couvaaleal. I'rot'crty at rair prices reudiU dtap-wsd t. 17(111 I.K choap-tlood tanenicit propertv on L ssuJ, ta, st. between Ititrugioa and button sti.. well rrntcl F-T fnll particulars apply to JOHN Hit I.AVK tt PT.esl. ot jnli nrta Io 3TtL MAMTACTUItlNO property for silor't lease on invorsole Icrins t splvudldiy local id near II.111 titoii av ferrr, Hrookiyni c-iotatoa II I ts part now usid a- a foun try, Vtt is sultab.e (nr almost any purpose e in bo divde I If rcQ'iiroii 1 suo.tanttal liriok li,ldm;, ftr. Full aril-uUrt with JUIISaU.S A MILLK. .laNassso st .New Vorkj rj'O l.KT-LAilaE"T)AirEMiiNT. with iairacdial.1 l'-.-rraiuui n t,uc. irs"- airy oaTuicu. iic.m ncaira. lCCNaisaust., In the r-un Dulldleg. For terms apply at Til F. SUN PI BI.ICA1ION OFUCK. rilO I.KT llrooklru atort-si mode-aie ro.i'ai 'III I Pulton av wttn dwellmr immedlste posse i.j 1 j 31, cor. liai n.ood sl small slore. plaio glais and brick Irobl; destrit'le toisfneis toestlon. I. 1IIIA I.N Lilt), 1 Motiiajinc t., cor. Court. Y ANTFO-ttv a small familr, a first floor rf ;onr IT or .i.us. iiuluw lth St., rent iu,t 1 1 ear, e,l f-10 1 ar iiunih Audrrss E. A W box in. bun oulce. S'.isintM Ctbnntts. M(1 and palr.t sl op lor rale cheep ror ensh the pan r l.anna otn, r Pilines tiall:u!to a,i ol I 1t.11 u dow. toau, wiiti root busihcsi aud reasonable reut. Address rAIXTKK.box 10", Sun office. VCItllCI'.ltY and liquor store ror tale cheap at U" N'. 3ii si., o. t id an. I Ith sts., lVlillamsnor;ii N nil cstaul slp.,t bakery t let, and fixtures for iiiln. Ai id.' at V. iiioonwt.'h at after 3 P. M. lt A It i: I'll A M P. ionise muacy wuh a small capital. Ill 1. rut re al (III llnor. HI'TCIIFIt "raTIUlKTBTt'iri s, and tooli lor sale rhiap. al .t.iitoii'i sin st. Jeisuv Cltv ClItiTll r roitilfor aslo 111 goo,I lorTiily dninj tooil businos; rrwul reimns (or selhu g.vvni lerun easy. Apply at Jl Av. I), New Vor. I.stllt HA I.K I case, suc, and fixinr-s ot oue o( the hs'. located comer sitnpli rom.11 ii J-no-y t'lly, e gm rums a'lichli lieono pu 1 to Mav next. Applv nl ,.0 Newark sv.. ror Houihlt.ist.. Jcisey City. I'Oll MAI.F.-V good piling biVerv nnalMcklv lopulated slto I down town, b iking II bsrre.a rer week w.ll s.-ll rli ap. pplv IniMio-.taioiy to P. UAPF NKV At (J auctl.incrs, t3 llowory. 1,i(lll S l,K-Conferl,niry, with or without stock aud inachtnerr, otegaut fixtures, &u. Ap, lj a' Hal Ihirl iv. 17011 fAI.F.-A hnienar anoo In tha Miati Wanl, 'fitud ip in nul-rUis ord. r Call atSW rinc.rrit 170 It ft A 1, K iiosji A bak'-ry doing a goon niiTilmaa. J I-OM-.II I hit "aioon. 3d a v. and I -Jin st. 17011 SAI,:-TIi.' stock, flxtnrrs. and Iciao or a liu'lor siore 1 cheap Inquire at MI Ilhav 17(11 lSAI,F.-The stock anrnxfu"res"of a good groieiy storo. (07 Kast llth si. 1,-Olt SAM'.-A rcspcciahle llq'tor sto.e. Cill tl J a, Frautluri it. rAIIIF.fs' cii'tom shi-e stoic lor sals 1 OT irsrs es. J l. it, I. n,' I 1 locnta.l in one of Ihe I -ft l.iiMi.e-, streets stora- small aid di'siraiila long lease anj low lert. Adl sea s boy 11;, Bun omce. I A li T Nlllt VA N PKITI I'l.O 0 to II iTis) cull I capital require I niisiuess estibll,hei(pleiasnl and srtvi r fltablc. Addict WOOO'3 HOU skllOLI) MA OAZ1SK. Ncwmir. N Y. CHOP, HTOHF, stool., and fivtnres ror sase on easy i terms. In a goo I siaml. and w tli a Oral claai trade 1 selling on account or bavins' other business to allcid to. Applv to HAIIKK1I lliiOl II Kill, 131 Ureenwicn it SsA -l'lt HAI.K Tne flneVtiltllselgar i)U. sior on Jill ni'. Ml Alio r Ai CO .lit e.ai st 35ihialtorts fiJInnlre. t ItF.Hl'KCTAHI.r, middle aged woman wishes a clii d to nur ei the greati-aiklniine-s and ttiontioo will he paid to It Addrms M. 5t lull av ew tnrg. AYOIMi, active mm wlabes a piuce ss porter nr eiprt.sMi.iu, or to take charitc of a small (arm. Ad. orrss II. P.. box 11'', ituu ufilce A 1'IHsj r('I.ASH laundnss wisIils mini y wasli. i tng itpl Ironing at liar own houi Hi Greenwich av. SITI'ATION wnnieil hy a rambl" man lately Ironi hiircipo as bricklayer and farnaro liu,ld-r i aicns I nied lu exteusivu iron And steel works, and havi-g coniHli rable txperlunco In gash atlng ritrnai es. Pleaiu address by mull It, K box II, Mlddletuwu, Ouings count), N. Y. 'lit) I.ITUOMtAPIIIC Pit I NTF.lt H.-IVsnt-L cd. bv a -ti-iidy loung man. a situation goidtiatis. fcrer and guuurni printer, Address J. I.OCKLKY, Uili or YYTANTi:i hy a voting man A situation as llgbt IT porter watchman, nurse, h isp-tal fnler, or to take care af an invalid irentlemtn, best city leteruncrs. Cail llireo d in II i Wi I 3d t -I Jo:! nnb $avmb, r.0.',T"'.n. ""!!,lr ."tornlng, Feb. 17, lu orliear the J Liiurrli of ilia lipliiauy, i 1 av.. a p ii'ai'li.n ia run. laintmr a sum of money, u,'lougliu to a p i ir woman. Any person b is Ing round the eaine. tiy bilna-ugit ut Uiebettonol tho chorrli, or to u Knit vnh si, he U ecu 111 and tti an third tloor, a III rueltou librrul re aid. rOST or stolen Irom our meaienger. Iietuo-a tiia J uoTresnly and nur store, mis day, tw pacKag a o( $Ji,0 each, in new 0 s. I) bills. A siiltablu ruivtid lor the recovery or tliesamu will tits palj by JOHN II. DILU'Elt CO., lUPoarl St. I ;l'i mat., policeman's slneliTNiT J 1.111. Ihe finder will I e liberally rewarded h. I .g It at the linn Prccincl btailon House, Cast 53;n 11. rOfT-(ln Friday last.'a cniwn sfm had otTliiaine? Jc liai an 1 brass look. Liberal rovaru paid tor III lelurn lo l,'ll llroadway. HKWA It II given hirlilsrk and tatrdog u'lli while spot ou bra and boo locket 011 collari luisday murnlng, at 11 H o'clock. 1,1 tiulllun st, I OST-On Frldav, a ainsir w"lilteTtaiTan hound. J lle'utn to 3, Slacdou.al at., sad so a 11 tl hI.1t ic wardm. s, MIKAh 'ITKKTII extraeled wilhonl pam I years 1 bsniimlnt I auiiiicatiou gsa aduimlsternd 1 beautitul tselb. 11 1 set, IU. plumpers (or Hollo cheeks. f. J. Vlhl Flta, la lUaiii) sttwas luotaUaay, aaVasSkslarfaBta1tJ, M M Maa-aaaaaSsaaaaaaaSaai' aSJaT TOOTIl'H TUKATRB. LAST WP.KK PUT TWO of Mil. IDWIN IIOOTH -BirnSLiEn" alVBIlT F.VKNINU texeopl Rttnrtlar) ANDHATtlltllAY MAT1NKB. SATUnfJAY KVIiNlNO, Feb. IS, Mil. LAWHKNOK HAilltKri as "KINO jAMKri V." fc- THE Kt.NO (IF THE COMMONS. ScaUiecured BIX DA Yd IN ADVANCE. In preparation "MUCH ADO AitOU f NOTHISO." JJOOVIl'tj TflKATHK. The mtnacementK pleased to announce aa aigsie ment with JAMES U. WEIILt for a lerles of OltANO MATINEES, eommeoctag on THUItSUAT, FEU. W, AT P.U, ass )s tad by MADAME BA t,Y0TTK. Soprano. HEHR HE M MEItTZ. Dasso. 11IL MCDONALD, Tenor, MIL OKOROK W. COLDr, Director. Admission ft. Reserved scats, Wc. extra. For sal st the theatre, brancn office st Ultion's, 711 Broadway, and Weber's rooms, corner 3th av. snd ICtli st. WAIit'AOIi'rt... Tl Proprietor and Manager. ,,..,Mr. tester Wsllact. kovflt v ash vaiiik r v. PKQflltAMMK or OLD AND NEW PLATB. lifld (TUI.8 AY) KVENIStl. FEIl.ll, I,ArNll!llTOFIIl'lt'. KWedBesay, FeB. U-rilE CLANDMriSK MAE- Thnrsdsv. Vsb. I -HOME and I1LUR DEVILS. Friday. Fob. U-llOVt'.l Kalnrday ttsllnoa-MON EV, Balurday NUht-TnE CLANDESTINE MARRIAOIt, In rehearsal and to bi proditred smrtly, lor the firs: tla.o In Ibis thiatrr. Osm e's Comrdletls, A .MOIIfcl.Ml CALL. Alan, In rehesraal, and will te plaed ror the first Urns this season, Morton's comedy, WOODCOCK'S LITl LK OAME. In preparation Robertson's ta.i Comely, mit til JINA.KIMVINiS 1'iiKATIlK. J I.ACIIA khRNK S.LIIA KKF.Nri LAURA REESE LAURA KF.INrt la HLNrEI) notVN. UUSThD DOWN. IIINTKD DOWN. IIIIN1ED DOWN. MATINEE SATURpAY AT 7 O'CLOCIt. NVA'KHhW.NWu Md SATURDAY MATINEE. THE HLACK I It JOK JIBMO.'IKLI.ED. Willi AS i:.rntK NEW IjGMO.S IIM.LET, COrlfL'MK.s AND MM I1AMCAL KFFtCrS. THE OHHAr l V.III.roS.a. THE PhlTHlsT MHH,Riy, TltS ItlZARELLl llltdl IIEUH. AND ALL THE ORAM! FKATLREa APPEAR. Y "'5f?. ViClJR ATTRACTION, rrodoctionof ihetnperh Unriwmir-enttlled I.l'CHKIIA HOIIOIA, Prccede-l by the favorite drama, hC-JAII Cii-ina, rroduced with new ternery, Cotidt.is', and Edicts. MA7ISKE PEtlhllSJIANCt; TIJ-UAT AT J P CO! EMAN CHII.DItliV. In Comeatletta. Fatee. sad Vandesllle. Cl'.HnACII bTrAMATnyTtKASoN. -8ta.lt 0 rtiea'rc I'o-ulgu. Uilel Aroita. le-moriow, llaci leti eserli as tspSitlta. Vecels, Qocen, Ihursdsy, Vaferle and Elne Tat-o fa. CAN rUAN"Cl7qoTl INITIM.I.ss, llUOAIT- Niniin.Y. iif.rn. wamijold, dkrnaiid, a UACKUSUOn Franelieo Mtntirels. Tie largest com- Xaus in the world, lu nwsnr.a. daneas, eccoulrio acts, C. FllhSf WhKKof LKS llhlll VNUA. 1 u y a m s r. v o i' v. 1 1 a i i o r rt k, Jy jTal st bMwreo C'h and 7 h avs. UIXXIIOU.1 TIIIIIMPII. 11-111.1. IAS r XUCCU3 0F THE NEW IKIll'LE OF AMt'flEMKNT. HIlllAinVA Y tlNDI'-itnittH NI) RAM,. WAY M urotlwav. cor w a-ren. Ooeii 10 to 3. m- CIA Kit I A(;r.S convey company to the Lsldsr- kmnx ball at tt ia,teiyof Mosic on Tuaadav. FeD. II, IrtJI. will ajprose 1 frj..t the uoeih thro u;u Irving t l e. paaain 1 1 ot mrjucn I lilt st. In tafcng up, coarhe wfil r.irtu in tlih St.. toward 3d av. In no tasi will cotu-u s bo aiioiwj t cotuu in lru.11 (111 ar. laio 10 any pi t ot tte civ same destination, one 10 four passe iters 13 rim ioiiipinyis.il rako he first Cdach lu Uno. 1. uo case w II overlut be oiil-d 1llti W llltlllNl. Capu eili IVTinct. Oly 1111. and Insi ector of Hacks. si he ffiirf. 17I.F.KTVOOI) l'AItlv TltllTTINII TRACK. 1 ti si ir .ca: ia iti.w lu Lue akigiitug ui i.r. and opan to the ppuilu tor any aa. a I l oi't urposos. ('iYe luvil.' the public, Ae. Rcspcciiuilr JAME3 LAMBERT. flUttIhiitrjii3. JUAND (U'HItA IIOHsK IMtAlVl.MI llAMII.loV.OHlO. (Onatanie.d t y the boat me tn Ohio). AN ELEUAN r UI'l'.RA IIOU.4.: axis tlO.W IN" CA"II PRIZES' 111 UK nttAWN FI.I1 Wl. POSITIVELY NO l-O-lltllKMIST. The flrit an 1 capital pr sc. eonsistlug of t ii- magnifi cent uoera House JJuiid.ug, wb.c 1 na be. n api-raise-t or t; erroDite Judge ad Auditor of liut.er couuty, al TirKrrs FIVE DO'.LPR E It'll, wnien can bo nbialue t rrom the Coininienmisr'l oClce. No. 1. It llroadway New Wl;. or Irom P C. Uevllo, No. J Wall sl .New York. l!efero!,i- a to any huug la HamCton. Diytoi. and Ciuciuuatl,ur lo the Firs 1 NiitlonJI Hani. Louisville, Hy The follow mLlctvr will speik for pielf: Orrto or Titi f insr Natioisal nasi,) li.liai.Tvn Ohio, Jan. II. Istl t The Ccmmlssto'.ers Ininark-eof 1.10 ojwra House Drawing" aru geuttcuten well know 11 la th scooinuu ly tor fin nclil ios,oi.sibliity ant good moial cnaraeter. We natu lull falih taat l'i?y will mana.-n the drawing fairly, .mo that a l p lies will be houotlly snd Impar dally uuiritiuie-d. Turns truly, JOHN 0. CORVEI.L. Cashier. Tho Clnrlmstl Knqnirrr sari: This drawing promises tu ba ine nnit popular of tie kind ever pr tint. d to the pnoiM. the large number cf tickets alreuty sold -hots me lha eond ienco of th" peouie tn the enter prtan. We are certain tint these, whopurcnaso Uokels will In, rainy mult with." 17 LACK and tan dog (or sal", prlc-7V1. or will ex ISc' anwe lha rto tor liudy worg. Addrvsa tor turco days II., jjx lod. Jtuo oCh-e. DI VOIiCF.S Ixaily ouTaiue 1 U avmon, 4c .uffl clet.l cauro ep publicity no ch-trge In advnnce advice ir M. IIOI'HK, Atioraoy, l-o Hro.it way, Jonst nmii'jiitg. 1-lIt.MTIIItK. CAIti'r.TS, x1 nnnniva, AT 0'fAimi''LL''i 0 sfll A V.. CORNER 1 IF .Bi ll iT. PAYMENTS TAKrf-N WhliNl.Yil.t MONTHLY. i;intM nliti:. tviifpV.Ts. lii'.oiiiMi, ,vc. I Cnean lor car-b, ur rarin nts ta..o 1 no ai, or monthly, il CO.' Ut flntinn sl. YeekiJy oit ikintViTy pa v.uf.ntm. IV Carpets, rnrnii-re. bedding, c.i prices lower Ibsu an) Uoutc u loo city. iiEALY ft CPNNINOHVI, rf.. Al av. nairihhit. Cituitat ?iutrnmeittx 500 ,,,;!),,Au,' "an3 am MK1.0- 'S30 STANDARD 0R0AN9 AND MELtlDEONrt. totebl, aad sold on insiail uenta. A1 K" 1'ROADWAY, between Iflth and I It n su, fioni s to :o dollars rer liiuutb, nnl tl 0 lame anrlled luwardsthe pnrctiusa; I E..OI UFT. PKLION C 1.0. lUmiiactmera. IT Sl'J-'J Ite-nntirul tiauolotle, every Improvo i uirut i great bsruain. J IIIDIII.E.JS Amltv sLnror RMadwav. I.lI.KtJV.ST 7-ctaso rosrwoo.1 rlaii.1 ouly"ft.?i li rial bargain. UURUO.Vii, l.aj lilcecter sl n.-ur Macilougil. I A It Y will sell r ir llTi, larje ro.ewood bia iob' 1, .J euiol, and '-oy.'r c b, ale. I 'tiaioia 3i fli'idst. IIANOS, metodions and ora-ais, of nowaiid misi b,'aiiii,ii, sii ii-. ol di'd'uvui mukeis, st 'owur prtica tor c.i.ii nr m ,:i lily Itiitiil ii-nia, or for run. nl s Al hU'H, U Lroada ay, than ran he found els wliero. Inslniciion. S W'ltl TINII.JI lesaonsi bookkeeping," i)f nntiim. nr. sool.ing, languages. 11 uac'k PAINE'd Uuslneis College, 6) Ilowery. L J lll II JL.J1 .J J?onI. IR? of". AI'F.W lespectahle men accoiitmiKiaiivl with pleas am rooms, single or doublo bvda, aud good board al Oliver sl terms 11, A fKlV persons ran hat a good no ml, wlui picas ml J trout rooms and single beds, 13.50 u wcrki homo loiniorts. 8il 1st Sji Ii it. A I'I'.lV you-ig men. in 11 an 1 wife, and 1 yoim j la. il dies can bo acoominoJau'd Willi good board. (I Catharine st. ANKATIiY rnriiliii loom lo lei. with or wuli nt street" ff'i'"'' fatudy, luqulte at 1( WistKth A I'll (1ST tiirntsliiHlrooiii a biunth, und bedroom lianioiilf. Inou.ie 111 .1.1 Ciosby ,t., roi'ti t(. HOAItl) wintod oy a resiectahin 1 oTmg'sirl In a iriimo family, 01 wl.vre Hkv kiap but, a lew boarders 1 in the noighborlioo I of Ir im lloiiston-xo l.'lli St.. Slid (loin 1st to tin av. Ad lio.sa A. C, Matlnn H. HOAItll with rooms 1 ul-o. table board. VI I.1.11 llroadway, cor. Clinton at. t entrance on Clinton sl. J7 1 1 1 1 N I H 1 1 1; O room s I o Ic t with or without bTar Jl 31 Hubert st, (s (Kill room, au I Ii jard ror men only, lu a un vale Jt laimlr. Imiuirnjor three d.i,s at I.lt jd y. CJ Va'tl si uar J'uf"''' das' orw e iiE fll WO prisons eao hasu board lu a puvalo lauilli 1 Ijenus nioderatoiJl West jutntl. 1 W AMr,!l),'.li'! board" for a stnjl j In ly priro rLl u,,.,',,')"'.''.,,J ,3. fef wccki would not ofielt to Z uirXim bd warmed. Ad- ill!'?.KAi "1! 52 bVidMwSfuiL'.'l1'0 ,oa.tu-W,iiT wv SmniinurtliY GIIANII OPKaAIIOHNB. Hecood week ot the great bill. lHUElt OPERAS RVERT N1U1IT, Last fire nlfhts ofsbs FINEST IIALLET t.V THE WORJ.D. GREATEST A'pTRAO 1'IOJI EVER OFFERED. KVEIIY EVEN LNO AT 8, First act LA PKRIUIOLE, Almea. Osuilns. ttecond set LA ORAND DuCnESSE.Fersinl. Legros. BocoaasclllARIIEilLEUK. Atmee. Osuetns. A ORAND DALLKT IN EACH. OPERA. Saturday Msttnse-LA ORANDR I)UCIIEb9E Bstorday evening-LA PERIC110I.E. In acilvs prenarallon-LEi OEOIIU1ENNE3. Eighth Orand Concert NIVIII RKOIMENT RVND. EBNDAY EVENINO, FEBRUARY la, ORAND RKHEARSAL MATINEE, EVERY HICItMIAV. at I P. M. Ql.Vail'IU TllEATIllI. QltEAl BPCCES3 'iT 1 o ot tn 11 rxaton. K O.uniCHELIEtJ-FOX. Every evening nntil farther nolle. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND BATURD .T. SPLENDID St.'ENERY. COMPLETK COSTtJUES, APPHOI'HI ATE APPOINT M ENT3, MAOS1F1CENT MUSIC. JyTKVV YORK O1UC0B, Hill iT,HE, NEW YORE CHtCUa.-Wednesdav and lat'urdty, 9X. ItVKRYNlOlir ATS. SEW YORK CIRCUB.-TnK UNRIVALLED CORPS OF LKAPEIM. NEW YORK CIRCUS. IIAKKRACK IllDINO,. Mils. CAROLINE HOLLAND, NEW YORK CIRCUS. MELVILLE A INFANT BON, OftAND II 1TTOUTK LEAIS. NEW YORK CIltCUS.-IlltlLLIAr.T AND DAltl.NO ATHI.KriC EXERCISES. NEW YORK CIRCUS. THE IIRAUTIKDL TRAINED HOUSES NEW YORK CII1CU8. ami LILLIPUTIAN PONIES. NKW YORK CIRCUS. Tna. CANINE COMEDIANS. T7()lMtTKRNTII ST. THEATRE, near Sth av. X1 W. II. HuLLaNI) Letsco aad Mtnsger, ttntregcoieut ot F.DWI.N KHtllKsr. Every ovemng this wek except Bslurdsy. will ba preaentcst KINO LKAR. BDOAR Mr. RARTON niLL (Hy kind pirmlssinn or Mrs. Drew, Phi a lelpiiia). Saturday Matlrio,! and evening. THE hl.FIN srAlt. Hiss KFFIK JOHNa A3 FANCHOV." r.TII AVKNUBTHEATIIK, sj HAItATOO A" everr night for Ihe present, and sll novelties postponed. Characters by Muses IMv Nlnlhweotof "flaralcca." enp-iit, Morant, Horns, tlllbert. Delis, Mesais. Lewis, llasKlns. Davldgo. Parkca.lle Vercand others. Twelfth "SAItATOOA" MsllneanexiSUurday riiOfsY I'AfJTOK'.SOI'F.ItA IIOirrTF... X ilU.SDHKII-1 lUltNKD AWAY MOIULT. THE FKM ALR MINStlOLt. Tils! FEMALE MINSTREL. Everything new. New songs. Jokes. Chorales, tie. A NEW COIIIl' IHUMA. CALLED WANTED. S' IIALLKf (IIKI.H. 1VAKTED. 900 IIALLET Ollll.-S. THE MA.Ht.lt MAOICIA-I. ALEXANDRE. TONY PAS f OR AND IHE DOUBLE COMPANY. MISS OI.YN'S SHAKMPEAniAN READlSO at toe Union League Hill, on MONDAY UVENIN OB, tha tJltj and Tmn ot Feprnarv, at 9 P. M.. and on Is ED NKSDAY AFTUIlNUONS.Iha I Jib and d. al J o'clock. Tickets to be obtained .I llaodolpn's 770 llroadway, SM sl Putnam's, Snun ar.. and at tne tneatre. Letters 011 tbe sobjeut of Readings 10 be addressed to Itra, Ikallas-Ulrn. care of Hil'11. Ilenediiit ti Heard man. 1JH llroadway BAN.PI. song and dance, aid Jig dancing tsnsntby HOUAN. loo East Houston sl uoar Ilowery. 'ublifutioiis. rpiiK r3i:xr" CHARLES A. DANA, Elltor. THE DAILY SUN. 1 A YEAR. A preeminently rcaJablo newspaper, will the Urgm clrcnlatlon la ths world. Ficc. Independent, and fear leas tn politics. All the news from everywhere. Two cents a copy by mall. V) cents a month, or tl a year. inn noiLMi n-EKKL r sex. A NEWSPAPER OF THE PRESENT riMBS. INTENDED FOR PEOPLE NOW ON EARTH. Iccludicg Farmers. Mechanic, Merchants, Piote'llonal Men, Worker", Thinners, snl all Manner of Honest Folks: and lha Wives, Sons, and Daughters of all iucIl only one dollar a years ONE RUNDIUtD COriES FOR Or leu than Oso Cent a Copy. Let there be a )U Club al every Postoace. THE SEMI-WEEKLY bUN. tl A YEAR, ol the same siro an X general character al THE WEEK LY, bnt witb a giealer satiety of mlaccllaneous read ing, and lurnishlng the newt to Its snbtorlseri wita greater frctbneu. t-ecaasolt eiiuos iwiec a week 13' stoad of once only. TERMS TO CLURl. THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUN. Five copies, ceo jesr, sepsrately stlresied. Foua Dollars. Ten copies, one year, separately addrnsa I itnd an ex tra copy to tbe getter up of clubi, Eluur DoLLAita. Twenty copies, one ear. saparatrlr n.ljre.iot (and an extra oopy 10 the getter up ut club). KirTttK Dollars. Fifty eoplea, ore veas. to one ad tr-as (aud lae Semi Weekly one )car to getter np of clnb), TuiKrv-Tunng Dollass. Fifty eople. ore ver. separately a'dre's -d (aud lha SembWeckly oue ear lo getter up of cm j). Tuurr rivi polliri. One hundred coph a, one rear, ti one aidress taud tne Dally for one year to tao getter up of i lub), Firry OOLnns. One hundred conli. one year, separately al.lro.ie (and the Dally for oue year lo the guiicr an o( rliui. SIXIX OdLLAItJ. THE SEMI-WEEKLY 6CN. Fn c copies, oue year, tcparslcly ai Jr t. Eluur D )Lt.t!. Ten copies, oue voar. Dparatsly addrjsiet ail id extra co,y to getter up of cl mi, btxracg Uj-.Li.ai. SEND YOUR MONEY In Toai ofilce oid-iri. caaoit, or draris on New Yoik, wnrnrv re mveid ul '1 uii.t.iua register the letters eont lining m inei-. V'tr-Ai I, W. KXOI.A.SD. iNnliaier. San of3c. New tork. tf4 (TO lIcKA It htXII's HOIMt.-iTnltK.HI7 x Ilioadway. near iilsi. There you will Had all ma new lajoLsorthe !a?. au 1 all the sun t irl works, aai also cho ee English, Friticn. and colch sutiuiurr Snbingi rTiAi, nusi:rir b.vviNd hash, SI S III ILDIVO. Ivi S',w U 8T C-PPOSMH CITY HALL. NEW YORK. DISK bOLLtn t'lH fiKflt.l AM A COO C Nr. INTKRPST COMMESt-ES EVERY MONTH. libilif nis. 'ii rami' Hint's) oi'r lei:, ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY. PT. Joskph. Mo.. January U int. The lnlortt and Coupons duo l ebru iry 15, Ij.i, on tho First Mortgago Euht Per Cod I. (I per cent.) Odd PouJa 01 tie rt. Joseph and Denver City Railroad Com I any will be raid at Ihe office or tl, farmers' Loan and Irutt Company, In the city or New York, upon ptcsentatlon and appllc iliou, on ou l utter that date, liee of Oovernmccl Tn. THOMAS E. TOOTLE, Treasurer. ,?iwnnittt. I ITII HIT V.N I NTH 1)1 VI II F.N II. -t AsllpNO XHIN INSL'RANI.'K COMPANY, I7J IIroaDW ir, Sew Iork, Feb tt I1.TI -Coaii Cauliai, II00AO C.i Assets. Fan I. Piil, J4S1JVV1. A DlnJinl o (1 SEVEN PER CENT. It this dty Cm land, lataliie ondpmanl,ln('taii,iu!tockh 'Puts. A so, n iNThllkST DIVlDKM) of it MX PER CKM. ou ouiiiauuiu: burlp, payabls 1st of Arril, In Also, a SCRIP DIVIDEND of (50) FIFTY PER CENT on the earned 1 remlututor 1 iibclca emitted to patllcipnto In the profits ror ihe jeai aiming .list of 1 Januaiy. 1ST!. I'ue Scrip wl I bo read) for dalivery oa nut ortertho Itlof Ap'Huext. MRy per rent, or Clio crip o( lit will he redeemed on ihe lt, of Aim uext, from winca dato interest Ibercun will ccaso. WH. K LOTHROP, Secretary. ,,X!,i5L-Ir!?,llA',7;f": -(ill PA NY OF NHV flu lOUK riio a nual election for Directors of Ihli Company will bo held al t"eirolllco, 17) Itroidway. Vn Ueiincsrlay. 15th Ins:, Polls open Irom I) M. fo t 0 V.0,?".' ia-i s' BOUEIIT. Fcli. 0, ISiL heeretsrv I" llr.Mdwuy. N.-w Vork. Icu.s. nil. The II iard of Direciors liarothU davdeelau' I a semi- luVo'j $X?ZuuW" ttU- U 01 1",!""0 ANDREW I, SOULMH). Pecr lary. gttuiioit iotitM. A VCriHN NOTU,'i:.-Rel.ill ilockJr a deeming" it buslllesa, cuusUllug ot China, croc erv leluw wfi. I'l1' d "hi cutlery. ic.-F MtlllXOVON u hJ.IXI'b, Auctloii. rrs, will sell on Tuesday I11.ll.nl 10 o cock, at Ihetr asms room, V) llsrclay ,1 a g"n-iral assorii-.ieiior lha aboso goods 1 1 1 he sold Irom the shelves In lots 10 suit city sud country retail tnsda. Poods packed Irca ol char.c. AlldTION HA 1,F. of crickory, giaa, vcllnw wiire, and fanuv eoous oy llt'Nr oi McllON Al.l) -F. L. HUM wi.l sail at ill ('earl sl., on Tiu-si'av F h II, a loo clock, a large uaaoilmcni In lots tu suit dealers, Tltl. PI, ATT, Auctioneer, will" self thij uev at u'oloi-i, ai tu 1 anal st. a Isrge aaioitmei t of new a-id aeeondwuind lurndnrei pier lulrrora, beds and beddiug, inaitr i.aea, iii-tio:i lurnlluro, Ac alio,.llso sswtag uschiucs, lu gyod oidsr. Jfinblie Solitti. aSaaSaaSStaaSifciSSi W i-K. -y lAa tflORPOItATlON NOTIOK.-Ptlbllo T hereby given 10 in owner or owners, occupant or occupants of all honses and lots, Improved or unim proved lends affected thereby, that the following as. seasmenls have been comeleted, aad ara lodged In the omoe or the Hoard ot Assessors lor examination by sll persons Interested, vis 1 t-For laving lleltisn pavement Is FUty-thlrd street, between Finn snd Sixth avenuos. 8- For laying Ilclglsn pavement In Flfty-flXth Street, between tenth an rElerenth avennes. J-For laving (lelglan psyement In Sixty-second street, between t Irst an I Firm avenues. (-For ln)lng Itelcan pavement In Forty-eighth street, between Third and Fifth avenues. n-Por laying llclglan pavement in Charlton Itreet, between Msc tongal and Wait streets. a For building sewer In First avenue, between Ona Honored and Twenty-first and Ona Ilundrod and Iwenty.fourih streets. 7-For building sewer In Serentr iecond street, be tween Ihlnl snd Fourth aveones, and In Seventy seventh street, bctweon First and Third avenues, with branches. P For regnttltng snd grsdlng. cnrblng snd flsgjlni Filth avenue, between Slxty-olntU snd Severn) -firth meets, 9- For regotstlng and grading, cnrblng snd flagging Blxtr-nlntb street, between Eighth avenue and t a 10- For regulating snd grading, cnrblng and (lagging Bsienty second street, between Third and Fourth ay enucs. 11- For regntatlogand grading Peventy-fourth street, between Flflh avenue and tha East River, tl-For 1st lug 11'lKlsn psyement In nercnly sevenih street, between Madison and Flflh avenues. la 1 01 laying Uelglan pavement In Third avenue, between Ona Hundred and Twtnty-nlnUi ana One Hun dred and Tnlrtlsih surels. II For Bagging Is front of Kos. SW and SU Well Thlrtyalxth stiect. la For Begging In front of No. .VDRroome street. It-Fur Bsgglng In front ot Nos. so and 17 Suffolk Itreet. II- For flsgglnc Attorney tttcct, between Otand and Rroomestresls. is For Bagcing Rector street, between Greenwich and Wt'htngton atraelt. in-For flagging Centre itreet, between Franklin tod Loontrd streets. The limits emhrsced hr inch asaestmants Include sll the several houses and lots ol ground, vacant lots, Plecre and I nrcois nt lend sllustrd oni I- llolh sides of FKIr ihlrd street, irom Flflh to Sixth avenue, to tbe extent ot half the block on tbo Intersect Inr street!. x-lloin sides of Flfly flfih street, from tenth to Eleventh avenue, to lbs extent of half ths block on tha Infisecilng streets. S-Uuth sides or Mtty second street, from First to Fifth avenne. to the sxteot or half the block on the In tersecting streets, 4-lluth sides or Porty-elthtli street, from Thirl to Filth avenue, lo tha sxteulol half los block oa ino In tersection strce's. J-II01I1 tides of Charlton street, from Maetougal to West siirei, lo the extent of hall the block on me Intsr lectlngttroets. e both ndcs of First svenne, from One Hundred and Twenty-first to one Hundred snd Twecty-fonrth street tLo noith shle (line Hundred and Twenty-third strset, aud the south side ot One Hundred and Twentr-lonrlti street, bstwsen First and Seootd avenues, and ths not lb aldo cf On' Hundred and Twcoly-tnird 1 tret, com-mcnr-lt eat Iirsl avenue and running easleily thsro rrom sou feet, 71 oih sides or i-eventy-second street, between Third and Fourth avenues, both sides or beventy-seven b strf-ei, between First and Firth avenupa, and both sides 01 Second avenue, between Sevcaty-slxtb and Ssvsniy slghlh streets. e Ilciii ildrsof Fifth avinne, between Sltly ntnth and Mventy-fiist sties ts, and beiweon seventy lhird and sotenty. fifth streets, v Roth st-.es of btxiy-ulnth street, betwesjn Eighth avenue and the Dilvo, and half lha block on tne later scct'ng streela. 10 Lotli tidrt of Scvenly-tccond street, between Third and Fourth avenues. II- lloth sides 01 Sevonty-fonrth street, (lorn Firth nvenno to the hatt river 10 the cxient or bslf the block on the intcitcetlng meets. 17 Loth rides ot SevoctT-sevenlh street. bctwo.'B Madison and Flftn avenues, to the ixteut ot hall the block on Hie lot jraccilug street!. Ulloio sides of Third avenue, between One Hnn drcd ant Twenty-ninth strjel uilo.io Hundred aud Ttrr letli street, to the Clleot of half tho block on tho Ibttrserting straets. 11- lho iroperty known ta Nos. SU and ICS West Thirty-sixth street. t The property known as No. 5-19 Dtoome street. 10- 1 ho property knows as Nos. U aud Ci Suffolk itn-vt. 11- I he lots corner of Attorney and Orand streets, known as Ward No I.OJO and ill. lt-1 lie north sldo of licetoi street, between Wash. mrton and tliv. nwich street. l')-rne wesi side of CcLlro street, between Franklin sud Leonard sin ets. All persona whrwe Interrsti aro affected by Ihe sbove nimeu a.s vaments. anawtiuaie opposid to tne same, or either of them, sre redneste.l to present ipeir nb I re Ions in writing, to Richard Tweed, Ciatrinan of tho lloard of Asstssuis. st ll.o.r outie. 19 Chsiuau L, within lUlrly days Horn the dstr of this notics. RICHARD I IlLED. THOMAS It. A IT EN, MYKR MY EH4, FR.VNCI't A. SAND3. Iloar t ol Aisessors. OClce of Rosrdcf Assestors, New Yoik, leb. II. 1-71. Kllti'llltATlilN NOT'lt'E.-Ptibllc notice Is Vj hercoy g.veii to tbe owner ur owners, occupant or bictipanl, or sll houses and lots, Itnpioveil or unim proved lands aUectel thereby, that tno following as teomenia hate lien r.ocipletad.iod ara lolgi-liu Ihe oQi eot the 11 iard u( Artetsoit for examination by all persons luterealcd. vn. 1. sorb 11 ding sewers In Seventh avenue, bet rccn OreenwK h avuaue and Fifty ninth street. 7. For bmlJing sewciv 111 One Untuned and Twenty. if vcutn sl i vi. poiweou Fi tn ant bulb ave iaji a. For building sewers in Slxleeutu stioot, betweoa Ntntn avenue and Hudson River I. For butl line avi In :ixt)-fiftb street, between F0111I11 and Fifth asenues 3 For ouliding icuers In Elghty-first street, from Miln avenue 10 and ihiough Eighth avenue to Eighty Llth street. b For building iraers In Water street, between Ful Ion aid !uht S're'-ts. 7 F rlu.i i,.ii wen in Mi. th avenue, beiacea Sev enteenth ami Ciyuti 1' 11 1, 1 1 1 ft. For bnilol'i a.-w 1 1a luiiarcnue.tctwecn Fiftt filth nnd lilti-s ttnstm-u. ti. For bui.iltiu seven In Broadway, between One Hundred an I Tueutj nlnm aud One Hundred aud Hilrtirih sire Is. 10. For ia)ing Prlclan pavement In Flcvcnth avenuo, tl taeea Ihiny tbtrd and lhi-ty-iourthairrrtj. II. Inr laimg llrlgisn usvemcul lu Kprinj strict, fri ui llrr.auivtiy .0 Ilowery 17 F r n gu iilnir and trad'eg, setfng curb and gut ter ai.d tl,i' file htgni)-Mxtli sl.ecl, fioui I ml avcuue to the EastlliTdr. II Fur te.11 a ine a" it gradlnj. setting curb nnd gut tir an 1 flntemi; H1.I1) thud street, between Eighth uvem.e in. I th Dmc II. 1 1 r ipvulet rg mi grsdlrc. setting curb and got. trrnud il wg uu Uauk s,ri.i'i, beitteeu West street und tha N ill, It.i.r ta. V r a. iiiur curb nnd imttertn South ana Corlsart itret-ia. Iron .lac'i" r, to aur strett 1.1 For la) mil ro,sn uik ik.iii iioruira't corner Cham lets sl cct aud 11 est Lio.idtvay to bcrtliwctl corner Huiisun and 1 Ir-inbeis sir-o,s. 'Heliums cm'r.ucd ly such assessment Inclndo sll tin ,1-vrral h.jiisea ana lots ol ground, vacaul loit, (ilece aud parivls 01 lin sinliteil on 1. Tbo wtsteilvs'dcol h. venth aronue.rrom Eleventh to Fltti-mnii airev't. aid Lie properly iki injd tiy Eivt rnili aud Fifll -ulLtb Straus uni Stxilt aud so 1 cntu avenuos 11 in tides or one Hundrol snt Twco;-seicnlh street. tKtwi- n Finn and Muh avenues. 3. llutbn csvfsixte i.lus reel, between Ninth ave nue and tha Hu.lsnu Riser. Hniti aloes t rixti -filth itreet, between Fourth and Kitin avenues. 5. Ilolh sdtia of I'.tgMy tint itrcrl, N'tween Eighth nnd Nintl av'nnes. an 1 built sides or Eighth aveuue, Iro.n Kuaty ilrsi In hignli ufihtiriiei. a. Hoihsiuesot Water siroet, betweoi l'ullou and John streets 7 ltoiii tides or Ninth avenue, S.twccu Seventeenth MiJ Kigtiti.utlisliecti. f. lioth ildrsof I'nttavcnua, between Fltiy-fifCi and Kip.) itlh streets l.oih ldi of Broadway, between One Handled snl T au.ty.uimh and One lluiijied ant iliirtioili street. 10 Ito'h iidee of Eleventh avenuo. betw-ci Thirty thud and Thirty. lourl 1 aireels, 10 toe extent or hall tno blwck on the uneiai-ci.ng sirevU. 11 1 lot Ii sidea or b.iriug street, txtwem Ilroulway a. id the llowiiv, 10 tticcxtajul ot Ball t.ie block ou the tlllerroe lili tlrevts. U limb, nli, 01 Eighty-sixth stroet, rrom First ovo nuu tn ttis- Ea,i River U H1.1I1 u,: ot ElcM) -third street, from Elehth areiiue lo tha Ditvii to tl.i' 1 xt.ul ol lull thj block ua Up Intersecting tlrrrl It. 11..1, .idea et Hank tlrce', from Wcstitrrclto the HlldStoi R.vi'l 13. South strrel. tn.n Jacaioi to Cor uirt street ant both lu'.ee of C r.eirs sir. el. r.-jiu Su,a tj Water street. la, Ihi northerly ude o( chamberi. commencing nt Weit llroadirsr and Hudson sue, 1, and riienitm vnl rrlr and wcstcrl) thciciram to the ctleui ot hall the block All persons wrote Interssts nro aaectcd bytiia abive. nsmed B"seimenis,aud ivh aro o.ipoiel ta Hie tamj. or eitiercl litem, aie requested to present Ihclr onjrc tions, 111 wr ting, to Richard Iweed, Cliairmin or the Hoard or Aste-sor at their omce. No. I'J ciu hr.i 1 slieeMrllhia thirty Cnjs rom the ,to 01 tint noilcg, THOMAs 11 AbYl.N', MY I.R MYl'.Rs. PRAM IS I. BANDS. rial. 1, 1 Hoard of AaSVsaors. Ofllce llocrd of Aitrstors. New Vorg, F 1. 1.-7' A Mi SsPKl'l A l.'l)M.A"l:i eufrd In the sloro i e 1 p.,sa .i'ii ll.u.-1 un uaoillloj Lo. 11 Oaniess, 11 years tuiccMui pra-t'oo A LEWIS. M. D.,7 Reach st New York. 4 I.I. il'KI'l.kl, OlfKAiES aii,liTi'.r.ir-lT il trouble git.l, 11. iloud Ililiil.-Uu.u s uirut. ."luiiu -No Ins uoill pcrfei ny sattiflO'l Hr ASl IILH, J Amity nlace. Laurrns st. l,li Sbfi'itl Dlseaies.L idles ii'H geiiTei--eiin" iroiiblr 1 JO yeais' en-erleneo 111 Prussian military hospitals A iicceasnu euro insido (t hours, ni uu lee. Loi.suiuiloti tree Hr FRANKLIN. IHI llierckersi. A DVII'F. Iree.-Ladies or gentlemen in tioublei ii. tu e. 111 all rases guaranteed tuiiiicdlatly or 110 fie iir pF.ltltl. u Dl.icitcr it., near Uroadway. omieitricl) pnvato A I, I. special dtaeosos of boih sexes, aad ladles' troubles, owed al ono tut rview. Dli. MILLEtT.il West (llli st.. ptr Clh ar. A lit special disousit curtsl Immediately wlihouT injurious rvmedbs, Dr. HARRISON, in Wrecker". I lit. DF.IIAtlT.llO llleccter St., c in euro snrFiaT 1 diseases al ono lutcmew. also, cures radical. y imd disorders, iierveus ileln ity, teslorei hen tu aui sjretuilioi youth ii )oar' pruetl'h'. nit. IiEWIS auliior oflledlral Comp.inlorTai f oui ieio II -.tiiti. .-.tii'rs restoration tu in.- debiii- lKchs"JNcweYork. I""""' P""CJ. 7 sttoiopy. Al'.Vn'.-Pror Mills tela the Terv iiuriii at Oral sight, etici co'ti.-b tioii an I ru.ifuies o' tuu lu lendeil. und useiul seereis r.-vaii,i lor stiec i, in a businass. and to marry tne sue you w,h inimedla ely. I. auiesand gi'iitleiu 'ii, g 1 and coiuu I luiu at once f you wish butltli. wealth, gooil 1 .eg and long lire, ut 3d av .near Li.h it 5) ceni 10 t. TI'."ST.-Madstn ANNA, scventn daughter, busT ueaa and nit l eal cl.iinojanl splrltualiii, who has llnil great 1 reni n seen I to cuu-,i ,c Is 111 irn.iie no aalisfartloii, oo pay. (a Jd av., b-'l 3IH a i I j.'d its, AlillN A I'llll'. seieuih dauglitTFTnat show a llku "allies aud causos maiilates, 11 Mauamo M IM h.is lloinloii ,1. below 1st ay 1 Stc 1 lie gtnii, FOOK IIF.ItP. I-So nitnnui.-Maar ROs'Teiis I svrrything. .lis a ime or Ihe one yon marry and thai oilier visitor causes .peeJy marriaiei, bruits tbfeiuer II. oe looc ten iraicd. i.o t Ihe llacuess of tiia oue you marry 13') Weil list si.,betwecu llroadway audllh av, MA I) A II FORT r.ll, Beeress.-The "be'sl" in the world ,c mum her fot cseryililng 7tsih at., near st. Ice. (jo I o He No gruls. I.uckv uuinli-rs. MAIIA.1IF. J ON KS, Fortune Tl:ei Tsht nasi,, txiuai II inoaiptonil. Laliia, JJ0.1 teuts, l fpilK aonderdil Madame HERENO -Oonsull her for XcTerjtmug, LawJss,jc.i geuts, II. VI furs)lu sl. gfwmbtraMjrojillrwk I IjlRIK HA ttW Y, I RAINS LriA ViTlMO-nTa I It loot 01 chamoers tt. and fool of H tt. as tnuTJ ,li I IIROUOH a, A PRESS THAI NS LEA VE l( 1 1 a si 1 1 A BT. AT A. M., tt A. J:.k) l, M, A N D 1 11 Fi DAILY. LEAVE 1D ST,Af8:t3 A.M., 10-13 M aiiR I 3:13 AND 6:11 P. M DA LY. NEW Xn6 IMPIii'lv2R f DRAVVTNO ROOM COACHK-t ACC'n-ANV 1 A. II. TRAIN TIlROL'flll TOIlUFFAL6 '('(l,r.T, ISO AT HoitNELLSVILLE WITH l a! .Sir it&Jl BLEEPINO COACHES ItUNNINO f ilm l'lill T,T CLEVELAND AM) OAL10N. SLEEP N("V .Aritl. i ACCOMPANY.TIIK II A. M. TRAIN FI (IM I ilmoi-i? ANNA TO nUFFAl.O. THE SMP.H rilAIN t I'l.u 1 NEW x ORK TO BUFFALO, AND THE 7 P, M TP !-3 FROM NEW YORK TO JlOflNM.I.SVltLE mile FAl.O, AND ClNl INNATl. AN EMIORANT TIlllw LEAVES DAILY AT 7:11 P M r-""u"AA r TRAIN j r or Pori.lervlaand Way, (:.10P. M. (53d it. t tji' 1, FoiMlddletownandliay atoiM P. M. 1 Mis at til r. M.Ji and,Sudsssonly,8J0 A M.(71I it ,j;u i: i 1 I For Ollttlllo and Wsy at 'IM A. M. (Hd at., I ..For Newburgh and Way an A. M..S.31 and 11) p. B. l. (33d tt.,6:(3 A M 3:13. and(:13 P. M.) anu ui J. or Rutfernsnd Way.J atxt 6 F, M. tWl t! ,(:j an J-taP.M.) meatra Ttain, 11:3a p. V (t at.' ."3 'For Peterson and Wsy, from ni It Depot at fcCJ. and 11:13 A.l. ItiS.s.iJ, JHLaud 6:11 P. M. Fro Chsnibers st. Denot at its and 10 A, U.i UU( 'I:u t 3:13, and 6:13 P, M. lorllacksnsick and Hillsdale, from M st Dertof.at P:tJ A. M.i and 17:13, 3:13, tS:13. 3:13. and Id 11 f. M. From LhambertiL Depot, A. M. and 1, t, tVU.e, aai tiu 'For Plermont, Nractt, Tallmsns and War, frjrn 711 st. Depot, tl W3 A. M.i 1:13, tin, (13. 3:13, sud KIP II snd Saturdays only tll: I' M. .From Chiuibsriai Dcroi, st HJO, A. M 1 hp, WsX), 1:13. 1: o, yu, m sfca I' M.. and Saturdays onlt til midnight, Tickets lor ptAsajc and lor Apartmrn'i in Drawing. Room and Slrelng Coaches csn be obtained, sod ord rl for the checking and tram for otDag.-tretnif ns lert st the Company's offices. 711 is, snd Ml ll.oitway 13 Chsmhers Sk, Mtlreenwlcb st. corn into it an I Jl av Harlem 1 Sti Fnlton st Ilrooklyni Deoots fool of Chsmoerssi. snd fool orxid IL, New Yorai i Eichaota place, and ling Dock Deiail. Jenny City, and of tae Agcbtt tl Ihe principal hotels. H II. It. UARIL Uenoral Pancnjer Agsak L. I). Hcciif OenctalEuptrinlcndcnL I December il. WW. 'Um' tPor Flermor., JaJSW yy "tm iT-fravmoAD,, On snd aRer Monday. Oct. il. MIJ, trains will 1st Tt Jamea slip as rollowst B A. M.. Oreenport and Sag llarb r. lujTO A. M.. Nortbporl 11 ay train. P M, sag Hartnr ant Rivcrhead Kxprou, rata throngh to Oreenport on Saturdays. 4 P.M.,Northport Etnress BP M., Ilemo'ieal Wayi rani to IsUp on Saturdiya, P.M..Nortnport Way. All trains connect at branch for Hrmp.teal. bundav trains tor Rotlyn. Olen Core, Locust Vatler, lllcl sville, HtinttBgion. and Norlhpott, lesvs llujtert PolJltt fcJO A.M. nndO P.M. I. D nAIiTON. Snp'u Shipping. NCHOll IsIXK PA8.SAOk"tICKE1?" to and Horn any Railway Station In Orr at Rrltaln, Ira. I land, Norway, Sweden, Denmaik. Oermany. Ilot and, I Heislnm. and the United Stales, by stiainers sjilinj I wcekl)' '"J)W9T CURRENCY RATES. I Also, Draiu lor any amount. HENDERSON DROTIILRS, 7 Howling Orotn. IJIHl lilVF.KI'OOl, ANH ()lTF.nNrVr()WN7. X1 lntnsii Line ol Royal Mall Bieauicrs sru appuihtel lossil as follows t C.ty o( Waahiccton, BaMrrtav, Feb. tt. at 3 P. II. j.Uty of Ltmarluk (via Halifax). Tuesday. Feb.nl, at) 'city of t'irie Bilnrdtr, Feb. 73. at I) A. It. City or Urooklvn. Saturday. Marco at J P. M. and each aucceedmg Saturday and alternate Tuei lls. Irom Flcr 13, Norlh li ver. HATES OF PASSAOEt First Caoin ttlgoll i Steerage -U cuiraoej Passengers also forwarded to Antwerp, Rotterdam. Sweden, Norway, and Denmark, si reduce 1 rates. Tickets can bo bought here al moderate tales by Pea sons wlsn n g to scud for their friends. 1 or further lolormailon apply st the Company's offlca JOHN ti. DAi.h. Agcns. 13 llroadway. New York. T.-MMI I.I VFIt POOL (vla"oiens7own), eirrylii Tine U S. Mails.-The LIVMtl'lOL AND O Ilk At WIJJTERN S1EAM COMPANY will despalc'i ore ol tl elr first clats. full power Iron screw atratnshlps (rum Pier It) N. It. .every WEDNESDAY. as folloast NEVADA. Lam. oreen ,Ieb. IV. sttf P. IL t' l.OIIAHO Csoi.T r-.Frceinan .Feb. it. at US P M. WIm ONSIN. L'apL W lliara MAmh I al a A. M, NEUIltSKA CPt. Iioari Ma-cn rt 3 H, u lllMl.M.. Capt. Wblncrav March 3, at 3 P. IL MAMIA I TAN, CnpL rorsyin Mart Is 1.1. at I P. if. IDAHO Oipi. Prisv..... Maro'i rl at 1 P M. lanin pasage. gold- steerage passage iomce,:i LlroadA-ayi,Jucurreucs. I or trrtglit or cabin pass es apply to UlLLlAMS AOI.'ION tl Wall lV "TsJATIONA I, LINK Ol' HTA l.illlTFii i l O Ll VtllPOOL AND QUhENaTi) .s N. ITALY. Orogai, Siturdaj. Feu It, all P. Jt. f labinpasaagi ;j and Kl ca-rsvy bteerage l.ttcurreucf j Prepaid steei age tickets from l.ivi rpool.Qtietnilown, Loud jnderrr. rnd tll.i,gnw 3-ticuirencv. For ritrthrr Infpriuation a; ply at the CompanyI office, f liroatway F W .1 IIUR-sT. Maaaxer. CTK.i.ii T(Y(H'ei:nst(iivn Airr,TvEit. n P1111I, escy 11 edcesday. Thursday, aud painruar. NEV MIA Modneaday. leb 11 ITALY rati r las. F-t.. li 1 Dram on Eng. ami. Ireland, r-eollvil. TIIOMiv 1 SON'S Paisage Oitlcc. 73 llroadwar. coner It ctor si. M Worsts ijlnmij I t II I. IN I) .11 A II E 7 ears. l.lfjJuTdsTflrMi 1 il or iruct Is aiast aulket theap. 107 r.ait i'jth st I Ii'OIt SA I.IJ t rew ne-horsa ir'icks"i"one-tHs tliS 1 Lack, iit nrosdiriy. Urooklyn. I'.. I) 1 V ANTIlli-llonea ami caru to rl lo roil 10 las! v 1 city p 101 II per ton paid ror all d stances. Ap- J P'y to J I. UARNARD SONS, corner of Oouierneur tl p and r roui at. tgal j,lo)icM. Cri'IlHTIK .t'orUT.-TnomRs'ltililiiioi piaiv si tiff, again I RcbLcca Rohin'on, Isaac Robinson. Na- C th inirl liobtn-n-i, .limes Itoto K.in and Harah llohtn'oi, 1 his wire ,lni 11 Robinson rnd Marie Auto nelir Roma. I son. his wire: Jo.epn Hill and Ellen II II nli all,; I M'tion P lleeriiianre an I El'ta Heerniance. n-s wi ei 1 iV llilaui aiupbe I and Catharine C111111 bad, 111s wife, i aud iiillaiu (i. Tli.tbipaun and Louisa Ihonipiou. mi I wiiu d' fenil.inta. tu p .nitlon. 1 In punuabrc ol n Jnngmsul of the Supreme Court ol thebiaeof New Yoik. made 111 the above cut tied ao I Hon. 1. James II. fnienian. the relcree In ailluir uicnt named, w ill expo.e I j aalo. at ptiulic aun oa. al 1 the Merchants' Hei arge R.ile.rnom. Ill llrnadviy, ir I i'e ell) of New 1 orr. un Wednesday, the 73tn day M 1 March, v,l. at ll o'clock nn'in. by Robert ilrOmrr, Atistlon-crs, Ihe Miow ng deirrlhrd prmulias, vu.i AH that reriniu mi, pleca or par.vl ot ground, vluaie, Inn;, and being in the Ibirtienth (late renin) Ward 01 thatllyof New lork. Known and illitlniublp-d as No I.OU) 1 n a map ol ctruin lindt nl William t.'ul.mc moit.-uged to thu Milium Iiiatiratice Company ol tui cdycr New lurk, and bon.ided noitli-rl, In front bi Delaueey stn-ei 1 om-rly pi-ihe real of ihre lots ol ground irouuug ,,11 sulloik slr. eu an. I now or hue he- loiigitigio aouthei v iilheiear, b) property now or late belonging to Mosji II 1 ,1 1 ami wisicily by propeity bow or Isle beioniing 10 Peter Vnlloo. Tho ama lot 1 containing l i brealth In front and rear twenty-five leet and 111 length ou each si lo srvont) Use leel. ne Hit same uioro or loss, liien said premises ar.' now kuua a as number one hundred and iliitli-mue (l.rt) Hetiue sln-rt. lu sal I city together with all an 1 tint 11l.11 the ten, menu, tier dita ncnts. und nniuncnaucea there unto belonging or lu ally wlae apperlainiug. Datia New Yoik, F h. ll. I:i n JAMLs II COLEMAN, Referee. ll,F, niAtr. Plalnlltr, Miome). I ci..pim:iii?(.(i it r.-.iose,h 11. 00 ntdoj ,i,t I tl l.hsab lh II l'uudoi hla woe, plaliuffi a;l Ly. I man A'lia and E ama Aliyu, tils wile, d'le.i Jiuu. -Is I rarlitinii In purnianceor a iutgtr. -nnf ihe Supreme Conn or the biuio n( 1 ew t rh. inado in the aaove-cuti I I ae t'On, I James II I'uieinuii, uiu r-lerce 111 and 1 id.' 1,, nl named, nl I i-ipose to sale al imbue audi, 111, it ins If ihangc Siie-.ijiii, lit llro,nluy. luthociiy X Ni loik.ou llodueeJay. llie."'i!idi ol Muiiih, H;i sill o'clock noon, bv Roberts A Mctluire. siien ne,r,.t,i lollowiug lli'H'rihe.l premises, vir All Unit rri'tll mivtiagr m irncmrui and ml, pu-i 0 or par cl or 1 in I or ground being pan or Hie real estate w.ierr I H mis tloore d.ed tired and p oai i.ei .i; a.i I lunjia Ihorunii,, ftd of the cit ni New Yorg. on Hi weit eily side o( Cuih inno slip, bitaceu Water au 1 Kr inl streets, auJ tiouudi'd an I c ''I'ai'iinr is fo'l iws m. Easterly in rrpiu n fitbaiiiie silp I w.-nly (nit. wa t cily In ihe roiir bi giomi. mm i,r I lie of (io rge Loii laid tivetny 1 01, noitheil, or .1 line runni.ig iliroiuh lha luiudle n a part, wall ttirt.iing the nnnlierlv w .11 o( the lell.'iiient t-ieeto-l ou lha sain above ile-eruie I sot 01 croti'ul all 1 asintlieriv wall of Hie leiieuiril C I re ted on tlic tt-1, i.li.llg lot oi ground, lit 1 n in or tne elate of uu I It, i ii- .ilowre, decattij, ronvey.il by I'liilip llnsch and mil rs ny Imleni'ire dsn I Am d Jl, is.3, Li ciur Lop I ir.l P rtr f et aud sou herly by a II running thro-igo the mi idle ot a p irtv wall (orin Ins: th, Muiiher r wall of tin aaid laurmrnt rrec:ed oa thu said aboie dia-rbC't lot of grounl aad the north erly wall if tbe irnaiueut en, led ou Us., a1Joinliul.il otrioiinil, aio paitot the estate of said II lllia Hoot--, roiiveed b the s.,ld Phili llrasch and ntiirrs, bi ii dentuto bearing d ito April tl, 187.1, to I'str ck S'o'L lunyr ei tngriln r w ith nl an 1 slugu ar lha lure n mauls and nppu tenauevs tnurcio bclonghig or is am wlae :iiiieruliiiua'. Hand New Vora, Feb. II. IR71. JAMES II COLEMAN, lief Wti.sosM. Powxll. Plaiiilia'i Alt'y. ci'i'itKiii; (.'(iiruTvi'ojTlio 1. 1 a.- ....a i Cl ur-w I. ten. Alexis Liner, and o lie a lo i i'J ante ol s Ji-.dgmeni ol foririouie sud sale ni u in in aboio rntii i'.i acilon, on tlic ihn dar ol 1, 'In hut is i. I, Jot.b Karl, the Reliro,' tiawied in said Ju lyme t. w d sell at ftitilis- auction at Hie Ktehante Kan-r i in.Ni- III 1'ioeduar. In the ru or Nsw Y rs. on il.e "t.i dsy ol Match. is"t, at It o'clock aoou, thruug.i Adr.iu il Duller. Auctioneer All Ihat ti rtmn it. piece, r parcel of lan 1. aii'i Its building tlieieoii cri'i-led. sun ii lying u d unit' a the Elese.illi 1 ai l ol the eity New Yors.o, ths southwesicil) c rncr of h. ii, mis slreel and Ihy Dim strt-et. snd u.'ci nt o t a d tj-tiinied ii mil u in it i. to sa) i lit if 'ins i.g nl a poiut or aug,u loriiied b, tin ni leisectipti oi Hie soutiierli I oe of l.k'se s t Is ttirrl an J Ihe mi tn ly Hue of Hi Dei k itii.'t, t st ng met soillhrily aloug the a., r I ne of Km llpeti lrrl seseiill-tlvc b'et lour ii ,l n. 'Ii i wiwerli, at ii-iil angles or nesrli io i'n Is... alien laanii-ons leet ens men ti.i.ue i.i'..ir v.paiadal r nearly is with lev Doe s.ieei. bii i a paiiot iie way iiiruiwn the middle ol ipirn w ,1 -osenty Ave feet Ii ur itirlni to thj iuu berli .1 it l-iev-iii:i ureal sn l iiir.ie eaaierly aioug tlie 'out er 'mo of. I.leve itii sliesl iwetiiyone leel oue .ueiilo the point or ptawo. Os giiiiing Daie.l New Vork, Fvtiunrv II, in'.. JOHN EARL. R-'fis-e IM Na i m iLix't. BtttprHItajK. Pluntltrs Mtomei. Cl I'll Kill-: ((II IIT-tur audi "I N' luia.-l.dwad I,oim rts aiaini't llo alio i-'f Slid Mane, his u llt-.-P.nauaut lo lln' JiPlsun lit t rlostirc and sale dull tint v a ,d n ei d in ii '"S emitted action, tkittd rhe tuu ta. ot laiiusir. -t j. W 11 1 it ii I 1 delsii'ti, the It ter. e ...ml In if inn si-ll al publip au"tio i ai ti ,M rehan I t 1 billesroom, No 111 lltxii.lis sv in herly IN a s ou the tin day oi Mann at 11 o'i nn m o "r Roberts J'cliiilru. r, al estate iiuel.i.iii 1'. ih-' Isis dllrciod bi sunt jn .g.ne ,1 lo ne aol I, a i those six ctlaib lots p n es. ir purei Is o In 1 "ais In tnr lwillHi W ,i,l ,.i il c nli ot Nowlor. bein'i Ninety (hint ,i .s rw-n iour h sir ets, winch 1 1- geltul aie bolllidn-t lino ,lta, 1 1 iil as lo.l 'il-. I'l tliin.l g al a in lilt on tin e.tatelil -llo of J" I '"I sve tue win r.- 1 elli tln-.ll nn- I Nino I Hill I SI ft i Ier,erl llie inn-, n l i uliniui lln-iif slons sal I u ;rfi erly Pne ni Nnieiv H.ird le I c.p-taar In o ie nu ui-o nuu llnv teel ib'-ic. no' il, air i vatrlhlai les ma Ni itv inird s'eet ,,ue hnnuie I eel a nl i mil mi sitJ Ihe einlie line it the bpajk 'lenveeo Mtiii m rl I'esa and Mull lusts in itiei't. Lie ,o wesla sr t si ms said roni-e l.ne f ihe 1 1 is o .e bundled su I 0r'T lo the isslerti -l li or nue ol s. cond svenu ion es si lithivn illy alon .ii n .i-teriy Lne ot btco id sl sv one tiunured Itea mnl eigui i i es to the i oiut or plias ot uetuiMug. Wll.L-M I OEUSTRN, Rs e es N p. ."Jl llroadway, New I oris