The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
March 9, 1871
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BftVjnBjBjBJBjBjBjBjBBBJBB BBB r riii,.WJItfMT ji jjjjl raUlTY-EIGHTH YEAR. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MAB01I 9, 1871. PIUOB TWO CMK j j H 1L l J 1 I 1 1 I I I ssW.a .THE MUttDEUEROF NATHAN SUB PVltSVIT Of THE CUTTHROAT hilly fouhester, JTfce Tell-tnle Hog that nni Htolers In 1809 The Important Atrreti thai were (lutli rrfil fiom the C'onvlcte In hlng (slug Prlson-W'knt the Police hnro Douii Dunns lbs Saratoga rases last year Mr. K. 1). Ilarl, Ufajitnln NatLau's brother-in-law, had a con versation with Mr. bclituck, Jr., of Fifth aunue, goncsrnlag the rnystc rloun niurdor In Twenty-third ittreet. He described th iron dog which ha been isod, a. lie had done It to s hundrcJ persons before kut Mr. t-cheack had apparently good reason for listening with unusual ntlentlon. When ilr. Hart kid OnliilteJ, Mr. Bchenck ealdi "1 know thai dog perfectly well. It wi itolen from our home last fall (UGH). We bid ussd It for tpenlng cases of w Ine, and 1 temcmber It distinctly. servant lound It one day In an odd corner, and brought It Into the house as n haudj tool to hare about. It was carried on by burglars who made an Inroad upon us, and used It to break open drawera and closed during their search." Nr. ikhenck afterward stw the "dog" fur him aotf. and Identified It by rations mirks which he Well reruetnbered, and In this way a most iwi'OtmxT clvi was obtslned. A close connection on list account between the gang which broke Into Mr. Schenek's ksuse and the murder of Mr. Nathan soemel proba ble, and on this path Superintendent Jourdan at ance tel to work. II waa soon ascertained thai lome of the burglars who had entered Mr. Schenek's bourn had subsequently committed another burglary and been sent to Slag Sing for It. These were In the beat position to be made to confess. Others of the sang were TitiL-aD down to Tn riTAt NloitT of July SO, and all their movements recorded. What Is known of their doings after the nlgtt of the murder haa notiyet been revealed. It waa deter snlned, howerer, to squeeze as much aa possible out of llie convicts In the Stale Triton, and to further Ik la object many tnaiiorutree and stratagems were reported to, although all effort! In that direction proved unaralllng for eome time. Amoag those of Ite gaag whs were lodged In Sing Sing waa Oeorge Kills, alias Oeorge Wilton, all.s Pretty George. Do the ntiht of January 27. 1370. he com milted a burglary In the offlce of folemon gligel, the East Fifteenth street diamond broker, tod nude off with (57,0X1 north or precious atones. Da tie nljht of Feb. 1 be broke lalo the baak of I'. V. Hockaleller, In Wllkssbarre, Pa., and wttar rested lor It, but he escaped to Mew York, and was ktre sgaln arrested on a requisition from the Got- Sirnor of Pennsylvania. Being caged at Its', he chose the lljhlcr of two evils, and surrendered himself to lae New V rk sntr-.orltlcs ea the burglsr who hnd steiett 1 on the Fifteenth street dlaniuad establish- !1DCDI. in this way us securea mi tiiu in sino itNa Instead of twenty years' imprisonment In I'enasyl tsn.a, but he also plaeej himself directly In the hinds ol the New York delectlroa, He was sen- tfiiced on the PUlh of May, and on the SOlu of July lUnJamln Nathan was murdered. Ellis was there fore within prison walla on the fatal night, snd xonld In no way litre been personally connected tilth the tragedy. Apart, kowever, from the general Uctof his belonging to the gam whlcb carried off lbs Iran dog from Mr. Scbenck's residence, suspl rloa was directed towsrd him by a remark which be was sal.l to bare made on ksaritg of the Nathan aurder, Previous to his aentence he said he had f Ucncd Tnr "crachno" or tni natiun mansion h Twenty-third street with the aid of William For- I ester, a well-known desperado. Superintendent oordan, on batine llie.e words Brought to him, ob i famed a vrrit o li itxat corjiui from Judge tardozo, and had Hill I iixht to the Franklin street nolle station in t.i ty. In the hope of being able to sn.ke him tl i irul&e what he knew, kills was lrm, bowerc 1 4 before ne had extracted anything f value fr. iim, Haperlntendenl Jourdui was dead, AIU Ping EJIla I ere for Ui weeks. Jour lan's suere Kelso, teeing h stolid resolution, lent him batu to Slog lnc. but eter since his return to lne prison be has been closely IWATcmso bt a riLLow courier, who picks up every word he utters, end notes IV err expression. 1 he one Incautious remark made ai lfJIu dlrecud suspicion at ouco toitsrd Wllilstn rsrreatCT, and the fact that Forrester was a nolo iko pal of Elll made every word uttered by the itirr on the snrdect of Ibe greatest Importance. JftKiiillmo othrr clue ere obtained, anu It was W laat toualdered a moral oertilntr mat Forrester ana the criminal, sltbougti, on the oiler hand, there aa not sufficient legal proof to make ont a case Eirest him. More lately atlil further proof was ot ned, ami It wss of so positive a nature IhH Su erln'cn ent Kelso lent photogrspns of the msa to all yu.tr, together with a description, and an oiler of 2,500 rtiwaKD star bis arresi and delivery, snbject to no condition Viom this may tte seen how confident tbey we I XUt the true laurderer has at last been foui buperinteaaeat Kelso endearored to keep the siarch ler the man entirely recret, bnt It leaked cut In-1 week In pirt, ana he therefore resolved to nuke the whole thing vuVUe. Forter Is an lefamous cut throat. In Illinois 4n a seulenced to thirteen year' hard labor lu Ke lUu Frtson, but broke Jsll and the oeUce were at la SMircn of Win on Uat account, lie eras list tsir wrest! In TllUburgh, but ou the way tbrougb 'hiladelrhU to Wllkeslaire, he escaped, Ob trie (3d ef Arrll h st jear he was again arretted, asd lu Wew Yors; city, but It happened te be at I'rince and Merrer streets, In front ol the St. lit rail Mouse; so loathe no eocner called lor aaalsttnce but It came n the abape of a hob or noitin wabd ttocons, whs tiercel) attacked the detectives and released me prisoner, bince tint time Forrester has kept breisell in the shade, It la said of him that prevl Jaus to the ulibt of the murder he occupied a room to the Fifth Avenue Hotel, facing Tnenty-lblrd treet and the Nathan mansion, and that he dl1 se nder an asromed name, but It Is dlfflcult to atcer j tsln for a certainly whai truth there Is in this, 'lne locument circulated by Superintendent Kelu I. is k photograph of Forrester attached to It, and reads to follows: Nw Yona. February W, ll. CoyrlDinruL f? M M will be paid lorthearre.i and delverr,nt Ihe or'e vt the uprlntendeul e( JolUe, in Uie city ol New Vork. of lillly i-orrestrr, rtllsa lllily Xlaishall alia Hilly or Frank Cainpbell.a'ias Frank Liviogstosc, anal FracJc JlarUlag, alias t (auk iivwaru. rnoiooaarn or roBnesTart. Age.S. tieicht, 5feeieiorlus, sum built, but toorh eaQ wiry, rattier broad, sauare shoulders i wi-gl.s 11? oiHiili rsthtr long, spare face: black eyis. Iiavitig a mid tiiicuioni lich, square foiehesdi mouth n.ir row. nd cirnera orswn nortn upper HP slai.ds t'Ut n little, fnrdlum-siiru.striilvht nose i etrelE tit til.irlt n.ik r.ui shorli heavy, black mustache, culls at the ends towtrds the mouth; sunken cheeks, but htsu cLerK vjoue. small, narrow toot) generally calks with lin Lands in rus coat pockets iootn out loll upper Jj tTace.etlaludi.uigonlehwM cuperlntendint Fo.ii.e, City of cw i oik. The I'lrst Clur I'ui rilslied by the him. OnthelrJth ol Augu.t, U70, 111 I M'.s puhll,ed Ibe lol'owlng: Kuperlnlendent Jourdan and his detectives are Ull hard at wvik in their search for tho Nathan murderer, but so secret are their moiements, that ine prees and tne pnblic must content theiiisrlvrs for tLr rresent with surmise uud conjecture lu lieu ileUnite news. It Is new believed they are In poaaeision of a clue wtiirli may eventually leal to the detection of the cnlpM1 01 course, Superintendent Jourdan and Jus men deny the eilslenco of anything new but m spilo ol this fct, thero Is ivery gntd reason to believe that they are nt l.ut ou the right track. Toe clue above men tioned was okumed In a rater singular manner, pn the lut Hjy of the baratoga races Mr. It li. Hart, a relative of the murdered man, waa an conversation Mill Mr. Bchenck, Jr., who resides st Thirl' -fourth street and Flfti venue 'lie uur.er wes touched upon, and Mr Hart was describing the "dog" with wt.lch It was committed, when he waa Interrupted at bear ing Mr heheuck remark i 1 kno v Ibat 'dog 1 per fectly e. Jt was stolen from our house 9 ant lull," Mr Be. etak further ssld that he had ned trie In.trumtnl to ipen casia of wine and TeniemU-ieJ It perfectly described ll soaccu K V. V? Mr .'"I1 requested him to see and Iden tify it if t,e ecald. It it tnder.tood that Air. Bchenck kaa since identified the dog" as the one atulen Irom hi reliieace. The robbery at Mr Bchenck'e bouse la supposed 1) hare been committed by threo men cf ivrliom two are in Mug King tor burglary I'-U third waa at large ui.tll a few days ago' aviiea rw waa arrested on eome trivial charge and C'ondned In the Tombs. Ills name is Kncm, and he I she man with whom young Kelly was proved to Cove been Intimate. 1 The Mralerloua Prisoner. s The following paragraph appeared In Tug Bdn of n Jta, ti i I Is this tub NiTlllM Mpbiiibbb Connected with I the Iranklin street statmn are two prisons, one m V u the rear of the offlce, the other In the Meuent We are Informed that In one of telle la the rear prison a man has been Ski pt In close confinement more then four months. Two ipo.iceueo were special:)- detailed to watch the prison. er, asd no oss ii allowed to (peak trlUt or orc-u teg him. This man was placed there hy order of Snrcr Intcndent Jourdan a short t me before hisdrath, anrt t'.r rr.sonln naicliho Is confined Is u'Cd fomo othir turrolJ. The subjoined appeared In Tits Ben of Tuesdy, Msrci On the night of Ihe 7th of rebrnary, 1970, George Ulie, alias (leorge Wilson, allaa Pretty (eotge. nnoleiloua burglar. In compsnr with Jatr.es KNiou, Walter Dunn, alias William Dunn, and one Ft, alias lorn )tiie, aa escaped prisoner from J"llet. III., broke Inio F. V. r.ockfe!lei's bank In Wilkesbirro, I'a. The burglars, surprised brfnro they bad completed their orieraMens, efnpd. lne clllz'ns ol the puce turned out In pursuit, nnd the ncit day caplurod I-u, Klliolt, Dunn, and Riley while they were nlieuipllng to ford n brancb of tho HusqnHiinna river, near tlie town. '1 ho prisoners wero conSncd la the Luzerne county Jill. 1'wo young laen. suns of the Sheriff and Treas urer of the county, were accused of complicity In tho burglary, nnd flnall) acknowlodgod their guilt. Thar were alloed the liberty of the town on prom ising that they would tes.lfy against the prlsunors. One of llife young men, however, telt Wilkes bsrre on tho name night, and waa rearrested In I'ltlsbnrgh, and taken back by one of l'lnkerlon'a etecllres. After his arresi he said Hist W Ilium Firresler wj. nloonc ol tt-o gang. This l'ori ester is strongly suspected ol being I11Z NAT HAM UCatinRZR. Tlo police are In sesrch of evidence against 1,1m. not only on that account, but for breaking Jail In Jcllrt, I I., where he was aenleiic-id to thirteen jc ir' hard labor for burglary. Two dsy alter this information was received, one of Itnkonon s detec tiro) srreeled Forreelcr tn Pittsburgh, but he es caned from curtod) In Philadelphia, es route to tho vurKOsbarroiMl. On the night of tho llth of February, Dili and Dann broke Jill and escaped to ibis city. Pinker ton's Cetertlvee obtained a requisition fur their ar rest from noiernor Qeary on Ike llth day of April. On the Hi of tho name month the detectives who had been actively in pursuit arrested the notorious Forrester at Prince and Mercer streets, In rent of the ht. llernard House, kept by Theodore Allen. Forrester shouted for assistance, and a gang of Elsbth Ward roughs.headei by The. Aiten, sslhed from the house, rescued the prisoner, and spirited him away Allen w.a arrriled lor this, but the Judge before whom the cae went reserved his de cision. Allen gave ball, and nothing more waa beirJ of the case. These same detectives on Ihe loth of May tracked Kills U me Tiilavts' HgMbgxrors, at M3 West Twenty-ninth street, and arrested him He, like Forrester, shouted for assistance, and the detectives were again set upon, Finding that they were about to be overpowered they, called upon the police for aaaltaace, and Cilia was taken to the West Tl Irty tilth street police station, keiore bergeant Van llageo. Wtatcharge do yon make against the prisoner Interrogated the aergeant. e have arreetro him on a lequlalllon Irom the Governor of Pennsylvania, for a burglary conitalttoa' at Wllksbarre cn the 7th o(;Fcot uarr," repHed the detectives. At ton point the prmouor ruld to tho sergeant I committed a bnrnlary hero on the night of Die S7lh of Jaaoary. and 1 wtah to deliver myself np to you on that charge." gorgoaul Van llacen then refused to deliver Hills to the detecuves. hut clsiraed him as his prisoner, ssvlag Ihat tho othceis had boen looking for Kills for some time. The burglary alluded lo by the prisoner wss commuted, as I e said, en the night ol the S"lli of Januarv. In tho oQce of bnlomon Mlgel, a diamond broker at S3 East Fifteenth street, ririr-sarax TtiocaasD poLLatu' worth of diamonds having bsen stolen. Privste Watchman Charles W. Mutt, of 83 Third street, saw Kris and another man leaving the premises In which the burglary had been committed. The prisoner wjs taken before Justice Ccx on the morulng of tho 17tl, of May, Pinkerton'a men demanded him from the Coutt on 11 e rcquW'Uon, but thoJudgo refused to give him up, and com.'nlltcd him fur trl.il without hll, He was Indlcloa hy the Urand Jury, and his trial was set tor the IV h of May lu the Court of Qsaaral Besslcns. Tte tritensr appeared, and through his counsel, Mr. Wlhiam F. lluwe, leaded gollly of burglary in the third degree. Ilnaertou's men, this time represented by air Curence coward, mada a third demand for the prisoner on the requisi tion, but were arfsln refused, Recorder Usckett ruling that the conviction of the prisoner took priority to the requisition. On tho aO'.h of May Kills was sentenced to flv le.rs la Mng t-li-g. thus escaping the penalty ol twenty years' Imprisonment, which Is the punish ment moled out to buralns by the laws of Pennsyl vania On tie morning of tho SOth of July the city was startled by Ike McaDiB or dzmjihis Ksiruy. The entire detective force of the city, under the guli'snce of tne late buperlntcndeul Jouroan, wero set to discover the murderer. Among the scoundrels upon wiiom suspicion fell was the notorious Wllilstn Forrester Formter was known as an expert onrglar and cutthroat, and one most likely top-rpe irate each a deed. He waa an nrKnoledged pal of Rills, and as such Ellis was sufpo-ei to know of his haunls and lurking paces, A short time before the death of Superintendent Jourdan, he secretly ap plied to the Supreme Court for a writ of habus coma, and Ellin, who up to that time hid been nulelly at work within the confines of the State 1'rlSMi, was brought I" this city and coudned In a cell of the Fraakltn street police station 11. e object of bupenutendent Jourdan In thus disposing of the prisoner can of course only be con Jecsured; but It is inserted by those who are sup posed to know that Kills waa coulsed In this man ner In the hope that he might divulce some ficta which te waa supposed to be possessed of r.! tlon lo the Nathan tragedy. That a prl iier was so coi fined in that jcllce station, that the prisontr waa tieorge Kills, and that ozoRaa iLtia was irintTan awtr from the statloo and taken back to Sing Mng, there is at.undaut evidence. bomo lime tn Jannarylaat an article wis pnb llahed In Till te the t-Uect thai a prisoner had teeo cotflLt-d In the Franklin street station for a period of four months, na was suppoeod by orders trum Superintendent Jourdan, and thai the prisoner was Jealoitilj guarded by two ofllcera special!) ds laixd for that purpose. ihe article as published was aol Ictendel as a reOei tlon upon the Captain of Ihe Police lu charge nt the precinct, but was a simple mqiilrr. Cam. Kenned) and his suVordlnates, when called upon at the time by the press rooreeenutive, emphatically denied the facte as rrUted, and denounced tho ou tiro nrtkie as ensstlousl. One of 1 nrt Sen's detectlvee has 'lne that lime keen st work to get Ihe proeis of 'luz sun's story, snd It Is thought that the plain ststemeut ol facia and figures given ubovo will conclusivelrshow that Ihe article aa published waa true In lie mluulest particulars. TJIH VJtr.SIDKSt'S cossvihacy. An Attempt to Displace Ibe Veterno rennlnr huroner A Cull lor n Million and is llnlf In (Julil-Au Underliand (lunir. Wasuikoton, March 8. The 1'reildent granted zn Interview this morning to Speaker Maine, suJ ater discussing the Ku Kluz question, Inlormed Mr. Illalne that be would not press II any further, kut would consent to hsve Congress go away on llonday, Subsequently benator -Morion called and had a little talk with Uraot, who then enld that l.e would not send In a Ku Kluk message, but would ssk Congress to appropriate I.KCO0U0 lu gold, sub ject te the President's oiiUinhu that lie can pay for S-ji Domingo during tho recess If ho can get the t-tnate In special session lo ratify Its purchase, It is not likely that Ihe House will vote any such amount, nuil It cow seems certain that Cjnians wi.i gat away next week. To carry out the new Ssn Domingo programme, the Senate Committee which Is revising the Coin tnlttres to-day agreed, three tn two, to remove Ilr Sun l.er Irom the heud ol tho Committee on Foreign Kelstiona. and ut him r.t the t ill, anil make Sen ator Morton Chairman. Thoo vtho voted aye were liowe, Nye, and Pool, and too pais were Morrl.l of Veimont and blicrnuii. The report of this Com mittee la tn be made to the Itcpubl lean caucus to morrow morning, and tho caucus Is likely to have a row over It. Senator Mlson ai)a thai ho will re-l-t II to tho end. Prohshlrn majority of the caucus will sustain Mr. funnel'" reno l. us tlm Prrsinvnl nnd his Cabinet hsve cnrsldersble inllueiico nmnng tho ellutll, but w lien it comes to s vote in the Senate on ac cepting He rtptitt, then If the Pemocrats voto against Mr. Stunner s removal, there arornouih Ite piiblteina who will not consent to old In a move ment to dlNtrnce the votxran merely because he will not swallow Ban Domingo whole. The leaking out of this prognrome has created a stir this evening, and its pi ogress tu morrow will be wstcbed closely. Senator Scott bss prepared his report on Southern outrages, li covers sixty pages or foolscap, and ho Intended lo make It to-morrow, but has consented to let II go until Friday to lei llialrand llavard make a minority report at Ihe name time, l'he bur den of Ibe letter la the mismanagement of SUlo Ooverumenta by ltepubllcans. The (Irund Jury baa found another Indictment against ex-Congressman Uowen for bigamy. The IlrluUley Divorce Decided. Judge Uarnard lias Just rendered a decision In tho divorce case of Lizzie ISrlnkley act. Hugh h. Ilrlokloy, The case contains some cxtraordlnsry features, Tho wife sued for a separation and main tenance on too ground of abandonment by the bus bsnd, Tho couple wore married In Ibis city In 1864. 1 hey lived aa husband and wife until 1809, when Hrinkley abandoned her. On tho other hand, Mr. Ilnnkle claimed that be lived with the plaintiff, whom be calls I.lizio Charles, only sa his mistress. He produced a large nnmber of affidavits to prove this. He claimed also that the motion had already been decided adveraely lo Ihe complainant In i like suit by her In Tennesaeo. Judge Darnard decided on the testimony that tho relation ol husband wife hsd been proved, and or dered tho defendant lo pay II 000 lor Mrs. llrlnk ley'a expenses la Ihe proecuUon, and U3 per week tUltncaut. MR. TWEED'S LKGISLATUUE. ro.ii nr.Lm' a nrsntr to no noxun JO AT. 1'ATHIVK. Sir. Connolly's Mnlileis Kflorl nn Tlxtln gulslier for Field. -81, 1500, 00(1 for Ihe Improvement of the 1'nrlis-Tbe 1'lglit otrr Ibe F.rle Innnlflrattnii, AtBAKT, MmcIi 8. Tlio bill relative to rbll halidsys. which had been amended by Mr. Fields so aa to include bt, Patrick's Day, came up In tho A aorubly this morning. Tho f.rst to open Ore on It wss Mr. KJmuud Connolly of tho Surohltcnlli Dis trict. Tills was Mr. Connolly's mnlilcn effort i sud a) It was such n strong one, completely demolish ing nil hotel of Pie fib nils of tho bill. 1 send It lo you enllro. Mr. Ccnnolly was First Lieutenant of tho old Sixty-ninth Ilcglx.cnt during the war, was wounded In battle, taken prisoner by tho rebels, and conflncd for tlilrlcen months In tl o prisons at Llbby, Charleston, nnd Salisbury. He commanded the closest ntlentlon of tho House while speaking, snd by onaulmcus consent was allowed lo proceed beyond the allotted ll'ne. llo aild I wlh to be oieuied from voting for tho following reasons! When relit one pome rolling li to this House csklns that I In Mh day of May be made a public holl rtiv. I was r.ol aware, nor am I now, lint there were in'- from Irish eltliers ntklnr that ht. Patrick's Day ih"uM to made a nblle holiday. 1 tu derstsnd flat fir. l ntrtck's liar wss cugraltcd lutolhU llll.or raiucr Inoculated itto It, by A CKRTAIN Cr.NTtEMAM TKOV NkW TOSg, and I think this gentleman Is nrinmlog Ihls resucrsl niiiiy wiihout anv desire at ell on the pari of Adopted Irtsti ell zei-s. ant lias made n r iol egrrrlons mistake, and one for whirti I thi.ik he will be huld to a strict accountst.lily. If lliil gentleman Is Indebted st all to Irish adnptcrt rillsens lor Hi oositton which li now ..eciplei In this House. Id htm beware lest theys'nd him b.ick to the plae- where they lound him iLnuehtcr I Now 1 ela m tl-it 1 have a right lo sneak on the floor of this House lor tho adopt Mciilscns from Ireland, because 1 am 1 ih boru suv self i and I hit thai they deslie no such prlvln-ge tbal they do tot want It -that it would he pusumi tuous for them tn expert it. I do not know thn Inteaiion or inr friend from New York in replug bl I'alnck Into tins bill I do not know whether ll ws for the pmptie or maklcff iolltlcsl cp tal, or for the pnrrosoor ktMIng Ihts bill. I de'lre amo to sav a word n mr tr.end fiom Kings (Jacob) li I am r'glir.heiaopi om d to m-e ug lire, rot: -n Hay n pul !.e holiday, t.nt Is t.i furor of St Patrick's Hay. Now. with duo l arret lo my IrienJ, I doubt his sincerity. I bUievc that he, to?, tlt'lltliS to nia rotiTtcit cmital ont of il ls rloptrap. Now, sir. Ihero Is no man In Pis House either Aincixanor tireigi bon,thiis mcrj anions lo ,io l.ciur to the graves of our uol-e pa triots inau I am. Sir, I had the honor in liCt when ihe old Irish reciniei.l vtlunteer:l-the old Irish feisty ninth, the pAient ot toe tri.h nnfa-lo and the Insn l.eion-l hjd ihe honor lo brloig to that rexuneat, and, sir, many cf Us rhtldren are now rosnn; In the Erases which we propose to decorate. tti,t I ear Irt t)ccor.ttloa Day tr voluntary i let tho go ui nf the pious ntt-1 the p-,triott sirew fluwers tit on t'n- trate. of the pair otic dead i but let not Ih ,t si o' '.hat heir spotbe deseeri-tvd by the presence of His tulilnivl spectiUtor Sir, lan oprcse-1 lo ihe parsize of thu mil, Because 1 tear laat it wotnu oo a run rnkrtPE.sT. I fear that If wo pass It the people of t"ie louta. In their legii'Aliu- ase-nbie will in.ke a similsr Isw -wlil n.ake liir DecoiaiKii Das also a lo u- holiday For t-s.-rusous 1 am op; osr t in th--pe.sg-of this bul. at lent with the clause Uuchtog St. I'atrtct'e I'aj tai ked to it. Tn- Miiesker-The centleuan's time has expire! l( rl, s of Oo oni go ou "I Mi i onnoliv f i 1 uoi dcelro to oocn-jr your timet I do i o. with to mak-' a iol tica hsrang-in I enly de-s'l'- to tne i xt res iou io the h,-nesl tonvieiU n of uiy h-art. 1 hase not another wor.i to ..iy, tut 1 aui sin rcre 'n this matter, and I trust th- bill wl.i not pais. I wittiuraw my request to be tie .scd, snd sote no. Ihe geutlemsn waa ,armly cougiatuljted at Hie conclusion of his epos ch ly a largo nuniUr of mem bers. Mr. Fields strugrled hard to overcome tho cd-ct produced by C'-'iiuolly's attack. He d sdslmoJ thai ho bad introduced the nuicudmcnl for tho purpose of maklngpnmicalcaplt.il. rubrqne"tly. however, lie seemed to have forgotten this, and claimed Unit the bill was r'ght in sentlrrcnt, and that tho Demo, cratlc'partv'cnotd not sfTord to oppose II, that tho pol icy of tlul Part) was to pass It and Unit they woul t make a great rustako If ther suflered It to be defeat ed. He claimed that Ills comtltucnte, who were composed larrely of adopted ri'lzens, and Willi whom his relations wore as closest were Mr Conol ly's with lu, desire I the tassago of this amend ment He claimed lust he hid no fear of golet be tore tnem on this Is'iie. In reply to the suggestion ol the rentiem. n t it he was jeopardizing Dls polit ic.!;! prospects, I o snd be was portN v.Npzn a tt'ckr grin; that It waa uc t In the power of his eohengne to come betwern I im nn I his constituents he had alwars represented theu,. and tLe next isiection wou.d de monstrate tli.il their eondJenco in him was un sinkrn. Hut he evIdeMIt lelt that he wss struggling against bote, tl ouali l.e potiudrd 1 is dt-ik vleoroks ly and got very red tu the rare, i l.e bill waa defeat ed by Ihe Uecisite voto of ,3 lo VI '1 te lesMutlons oCertd lut week by Mr. Alvord in utuoHT or UAVin n. rtotn joncj were tailed up to-day. Feeling and able tributes were paid to the memory of the departed gt-uliimnn oy Messrs. Alverd snd Holds, which were listened to with deep Interest. Mr. Fields was followed br Prince, ol (jueens, in a long-w luded speech, in w hlch ho Immorulized hirteelf by draxging in political questions, snd ihereby serluuslv msrrlng the liar uionyofthe pro eedlngs. It seens to be Impossi ble for this gentleman lo forget, whenever he rlste to speak, th.it he Is a partisan. II Is but Jnst to say that his course this morning was renerally dissp provd ol It his party Iriends in toe House. Mr. Fields replied to Prince, denying nls ststemeuts and arrslsninz him for luiroduciug politics into the con siJerUi n of such a subject. 1'lie resolutions weie a .op. -d b a slintlii.g sole. ikt bi'K.nsV srstcii to tus raoca. Tlie lion Denny Hums was this morning waited upou l. it.'t.i.i-ii ot lagoboya. muting his aid tu sr. ore them in incicaac of sslirr to .'l. the Lreal Sligonlsn receirod the delegation trj klodly, and beilrsuig the cprortonit) uri rsble for ghlng I bo sprcimeus of the rislne eeueratioi, a llitle good notice, made s touching little aptech to them, toinc tnlng as follows: ll'js, )ees suit to est fhwst )er axln' (nr. I was a b'y mesei ouct Tl.cn the geutal Denny lulornied tte delegation how l.e slkrled In life as a poor, help less "bibbr," wil.oul a trade and no teei.i j lion he learned o rulp" atutsrs, and tlasllr bcrsn e a poiiihlan. Hi- coni'hulc-l by nruailsliig tho "b'jt" tlul he wovld use Ms influence lo have their salaries raised and would not ask lor a "divvy." The dele, gallon wit jdrew highly p'eased with their success, luj Hie member Irom Sllgo Is consequently vor popular cinuug them lo day. .Mr. Flecko ot New York Ihls morning received A HONSTZR PkTITIOK, strned by several thousand workingmen of New Yolk nnd llrookljn, praying for the paiaage of tho act in rrli imi to old barrels. 'J he bill hni bien In Committee lor several weeks, and ll is doublliil If It esir wl.l bo reported. Mr. Flecke has prepaied un i-laburato argument, full of statistics and facts, which he believes will secure lis tasssge If ho cau euccteu In getting Itbolirotho Hi use. Thoojpo neuts ol the bill, umio- tho lendtrshlo of Mr. Con nolly, nie working slienuously to dcleat it. an I their rrciiments, It I' moro fan prohabe, will he too much euii lor the eloquence nf 1 lecke lo oer- Come. TP'S PlItT ROl'TIXS. Dills were reported: Incorporates the New Vork Pro lueo i oiiiinissiot. allowing the bouu-ty lor the Prevention ot Cruelty to Annuals to nrquire tip to real estate ton n otiou ol .Mr. Fro.tr, the bill wis passedi; nguinst tho hill authorizing clerks in the New ior Uiglatir's otlce to riloim certain duties tike lepcrl was agreed to. and the bill re jecleili; mlotving to Supremo Court Jttdgi-s lo tlx Ihe time and l-l-icos lor terms; ineorporating tl u .l-v Yirk Cotton Kiclunge; uiuei illug ll.n act relutiiu tu tho Court House of the KirM Judirlal Di-trlt't of New Yo it i n utiiic lor rai.uig money to pay Ihe File Di-psi tiutnt uf iliookl)n (it-ad mid passed, i n minion of Ilr. Moir'ei I; lor llie improve men) of Now town Ctcrk, at .Maspith urenue; regu lating the plaining of o)alera in Jamaica Hay; cre.iilng a Duaid ol Trustcoi for tho ton i. of llor rissaula, Hills vt ere passed! Amending ll.o charter of tho City buinlo) School ami Missionary Society of the Meihodist Kpiscopil Church of Nosr Yotk; nmeml lug the charter ol the sisters of Clurity ol St. Viu. cent do Paul; making pto)Islou for the careof the school fuud of Auburn, IM Tilt tlNATt. Mr. Murphy Introduced n bill fixing the fees of notaries for protesting commercial paper at 1 In all suma of I WO. and tIS cents additional for each additional sum of l,0tJ or fractional purt thereof, nnd IS cents eicti for all notices not exceeding five, ol non-psymenl or nou acceptances, Also, authorizing tho Morgan Fire Insurance Company ol Nov York to change tho number of Ita directors. On motion of Mr. Tweed tl.e bill to Incorporate tho East Hirer and HushwIcK Underground Itsil rosd Cornpnuy, and to authorize said company to construct and operute an underground railroad from too Kasi III) er near South Seventh street ferry. In tne city of llrooklyn, In tlie direction of Jamaica, was recommitted to the Uallroad Committee, Nr. Ueuet Introduced a bill to provido lor the ixrrtovzwtNT or reuue r-Anis ix wtw ronx. That tlie Comptroller ehsll Issue bonds payable In tlilrly years fur tho Improtetuent of the psrks, tlio total Issue not lo oxceed an amount uou which f 1(10,(100 will annually pay the Interest tho parka to bo pledged lor the redemption of Ihe bonds, Mr. Tweed Introduced u bill amending the char ter of the Odd Fellows Orphau Asylum of Ihe State o' New York. TBI CONTINENTAL lUPrtOTgllSNT COWPaNT. Senator Plorce Introduced a bill providing that Charles Dawaon, lidwanl H. Pardee, Jas. F Fields, Wlllard Derby, Aaron K. Cory, Charles W. Ham. say, and others, may associate themselves under the above eorrorato title, with a rapllsl of ll.noo.OOd, for tne purpose of contracting (or the construction of ralVadl fr Cher works of Im- Iiiotvnicnt. anil lo rereivo In part psrmtnt thereof minis or shares of the rmls consli ttctrd. 'I ho Aseemhlr Committee of Wars anil Montis held n tu'illc nice In,: l.ili nucrnoou to hear nrgn tncnla upon exemptnw bouds and niorlg-.gcs from taxa'lon. A RAPID TRANSIT DILL ACntKD CP0-. I am able lo announco on anlhoritr that tho Now York city delegation haro ngroe-1 upon tl o ren-ral features of a hill provl ling a srstem of nphl transit on oni Islind. Tho lrll Is now In piepsralloa, atd will be intiodiieeil bv llirry (lemet to-innrro In ml rroMblllty. It Is nlmost impera'lvo that this hill should pas, and the people of jour city msy con gratulate themselves that litis iroLltm approaches nn early solution. Till Eklk eLtHSiriCATtOH AOT. Tte Assembly Uallroad Committee met lo day lo he'.r advocalos tor and against bills lo repeal the Krlo Cl.isiirlCJlion Act. Judge Treraaln, of Ihe Drill ol Treinnln It Feckham, nppoired In bslaif of the repe I, and list "Urn Harris lor the Kile Company. Mr. Snnn, th) otenl ot Ihe English stockholdcr,was present. An amdavlt ws.sread from Alexander 0. Blsson. slating Hist during lne first linlf of f obrtinry ho wns frequently st Ihe ofllce of Kvnrls, bonthinayd Chiate In tlie city or New York, and thero saw many ler-mis sign a retltlon for Iho repesl of the Tlrla Clasllf.eatlon bill, who de clared that they were not stockholders of tho Krie road, snd hsd no Interest In II, Tlie deponent gave tho nsmes of five such persons, nnd states that he himself was Invited to sign the petition, after he bad declared Ihst he was not s stockholder. An aa davit irom Oils N. Alnsworlh was also read, stat ing thai he waa also Invited to sign tLe said petition alter he had said ho way not a stockholder of the ltrle Uallroad Company, and that bo did algn it as '0l "'cilAIILES niCIIAUD80N. 107 Shares." Mr Tretnaln said tbat Iho names spoken of had been cut off from the petition. It baring bsen ascer tained thai they wero llitre without authorltj. and Hut none of them would bo lound on tho petition; that tlio nino of r.o person was on Iho pelillen who was not to be a bouafiit rtprerentatlvo of such j that the high character of the firm In whoso cAlce It was lasluiialed the fraud was committed lusde the charge Incredlli.e, and that the mines objected to hMlbeen pi ced on thepe ltlon by peisons opposed lo tho object of the peilllon, for lne purpose of throwing dlscredilnp'jn them. Mr. Hart is said thai they were not rea ly to go on wllh their side, they having supposed from the publlo notice glicn thai the persons lu favor of Iho repesl had not exhausted tseir argument and would oo on to-day. .Mr. Iromaln replied that It was unreasonable to delay the lielrlPJ, In view of tho atsge at which the session of Ihe I-glslsluro had arrived, tut In view of Ihe fact thai tho bill had beeu a tnstter of noto riety for n consider ibis period, and that cbundant time had bsen given for botn sides to nnho prepa raitons Af.rr s trngdlrcusslon.thchnriBjwas afjoarncd to Wednesday nrxt. .i jinooici.YS sr.! it he it cavuhi. A Wsimnn AllncLed Irom ftehlnd wllh tl Unite -The Oflrudrr Arrestcd-llo Is Pound In lio ono ol n (.nog ol Thieves. As Mrs. lloildon, a rojjicclsblo marrleJ woman refilling In Dctoo atrial, between Union avenne and Uinmer street, Wllllamsliurjh. was wtlklng down Orand street, bsiween Leonard and Lorlnicr streets, in tbat city, about half pasi I o'clock yester day aflcrcoou In company wllh hcrgrown-updaug'i-tcr. she became cousclous of somebody's approach ing her stealthily fiom behind. Takin; a quick step forward she I. It a sudJen tn: nt tho skirt of her dress, ctd turning quickly, saw a lal of Bbso! 11 or 13 making off with an opon knife lu bis hand. Sao ret earned for assistance, when a policeman came op ard arrested the l:.d. Three or four other of about the same age, who weie evidently bis coupauious, made their escarc. Mrs. Haddon'a dress wss cut totbs depth of a couple of Inches, and liter j Is no doubt that her quick act'on si.ved l.cr from s severe wound. T.io culprit wss taken to the podee station on llashwlck atrnneaud Stagg sliest, lollowei brantnuec.se crowd of excited people, In whoso memory tiiz cin.oitj or Tin raxTirti are yet fresh, lie was examined at length br the sergeaut in charge. lie lold a disconnected story about living In New York, and being on s vlelt to Ins aunt, who resided somewhere tn Graham avecuc, l.e could not IdliLe number. He denied that he waa in compnn' with the ether boys, and that te lad attempted to rui lira Haddun. Thai lids gars the oQevr a minute desent-tmn of the knife which she had seen lu II e slabber's Land, and oue w,e rouiia on the person of Ihe pusoner answering It in esery pnrtlruLr O1 serving lis st tho bo j panta loons packet btiUed out, the Etrgeanl asked blm r h it he had cot thrio. Utovos, air," replied the little wretch. Tl ey were Idei tided by Jnlius Darnell, ofNo 373 drain! s reel, aa his property, tnd he entered a charto against Ihe boy for slestlna them trum the Irontcf bis store. The young vampire was then locked up lu a cell of the pillco nlatlon. A St'N reporter visited the station Isst night and qnestinned Ihe boy in relation lo the esse. He la a tall, tblu lad, wttu a cadaverous bul Intelligent enunler.accr, and bright, erown eyes. Ho looks as If his ll'e hsd been nude up of alternate beatings and s.arr.tloo. He waa poorly clad in brown clothing, wllh an old round b. sen bat lie answer ed wlih much hrt-ltstlon. and contradicted hlmselt tn nearly every point, lis said in substance that ins namo is Franklin Emory; that his lather was a police sergeant In tie thirteenth Ward of tnls city, but Is new ue Id, es Is slso his mi tier that he re sites with hie grandmother, a Mrs. Wing, at G7 Nor folk street, between llroome and Ilelance), in Ul city i that he gots lo scho- lin llrldge street, Ids teacher being a Miss Osborne, snd Ihsi be was on a visit to his auat, also a Hiss hlng, who resides on tiraham avenue, Wil.laiiiahurgn, when arrexleJ. Ilvdeulwl nil keowleage ol the cutting, snd claimed that he had never been arrcslesl ot-lore. a cmnq or Torno. Tintvrj, Itepcrler Who were tho other boys that were wllh you and tan awa t Kaiory Dev wtrn'l wll me. Itenortrr lint who were theyf Kmory Well. I link one was Judy Kennedy. liepurter Who were the others! Kmory 1 link Denny Col'ins. Heptirter Wero there any muro! Kmory I dou'l know: I don't link so, lleporter Just think If there wsan'l another. Kaiory 1 tiuk Ueoris bebuhx. Hepi rter Now. if Judy Kennedy, Henny Col lins, and (ieorie Schullze were not with yuu, how oime you lo know them, you Using In New oik Kmory I saw detn sometimes playin' around Orchard and Chrystle streets. lteporler tVhat wero they doing over la Wll llamsburghf Kmory Dey were on de steal. lleporter Have you heard ihat some one has been going around latel stabbing women with a knife 111 t e same way ns was tloue lo Mrs, Hsddou T F.mor -Yes; bul I dldu'l slab her, Mister. Oh, I never was lu a rlace il..e dis belore. Itewnrd of (IDIrlul Mrrlt. A abort time since Mr. Charles II. I'entz, As slstaut City Librarian, was Ihe reclpleal of a testl motilul as an expression of approbation for his urbane deportment. The testimonial was not in Ihe shape of a cosily ornament, but a beautifully en grossed expression of Ihe kindly sentiments of those who are compelled to visit llie special department under his coutrol. Iho gilt Is an evidence that rlvi'ity In ofllce polders Is appreciated in Ibis aye ol politics. The New Jersey Itiillvrny Hnces, Tlio tracks uf the New Jersey ami Morris ami Kssix railroads run side by side out of Noark. Yestrrclay morning two trains departing at tho same instant hid a ti lit I ofspeod. Tho Morris uud Kasox train took tho lead ut first, but by puttlug on a full heat of stssm the thai train shot ahead and koi t liiut position for a mile, when tlio curse waa i inched sud the trains separated, Dunns the race the passengers were wild wl'h excitement, and opening lie windows shouted eucoura:euiunl lo tuo iiou att'vds. Cubans Killed br Ihe .-Spanish. Havana, Msrt'li 8, Tlio troops under Col. Montanerreccntlv killed In tho Jurisdiction of Santa Cruz the following Insurgents i Col. Luis Crlsto, formerly or the Mexican nrmy; Cap). Ju'lan Mi randa, Bebastlan Adall, SeraplVoarouaand Kir no Varona (lather tnd inn), the sub-prelect, and a num ber of others. Col. Moutaner also caused ti bo do stroyed a powder mill and saltworks belonging to the Insurgents, Pigeon-Shooting ou Long Island, A jiiueon-slinoliiig scrub match fur f 50 camu off at Whlleslone, L. 1., yeaterday afternoon under tlio ausplcoa or Mr. J, Ilutus, of the Wlilleatono ltsll way Hotel. Thero was n largo gatherlug of the sporting Iraternlty of Now York and the adj icent towns, 'I I e boundary was twenty by eight) yards. Mr. II. Miiuson was dcclarod the winner ol the tWaml Lewis Iloe of the 23, Tho l.nrirest Itun I'.ver Made, In a practlco gams with an amateur at tlie Astor House, on Tuesday afternoon, on a 5x10 table, Ilyrou Ullletto mado Ihe extraordinary run ol in at the three-ball game, tho largest ever made. This performance la vouched for by moro than twenty geutlouiru who saw It accomplished. New Jersey I.ealslnlure. Trinton, March 8. Io the House to-day the Newark Free llrldge bill was paaaed and sent to tho Uurstuur, THE FOE QUITTING FRANCE. tuk ar.nttixa nr.i.irEinso vp tub riiKsvii rows. Vernnlllro lo be l.vncantr-d-Tue Army nnd llefrnceis of Frnnro lo be Heorgnnlr.nl Anlmilon In Fiirls-Tho Notional (lunrd l.xellctl-Tlio I'lfiicli Nnllonnl Anseiably. Paris, March 1 Kvcnlng. Tlio Prussians to day delivered to tho Preach ol, (ho forls upon tho left bank of tho Seine. Tho Emperor William and staff have lelt Veraellles for Fcrrleres. The Prus sians aro to completely evacuate Veriillles by the lllh, and the neighborhood by the lOili Inst. tub AnitT to pg ncortatNtgED. March 3. Hie Minister ot Marino has proposed to the National Amtnblr great reduction In the budget. The Minister of iWar proposes a complete reorganization of the army and defences of Franco, Including the erection of fortifications upon the new German frontier. It is l.opcd that tl.e present diffi culties lo I'atls will tsss oyer without icrlous dis turbance. TBI NATIONAL OUAftD. Ibe National Guard of Paris sre excited over the fesr Ui at they sre to bs disbanded, tnd havo made a protest sgalnst tho appointment of Gen. I'aladlnes to the command over thorn, l'arli Is otherwise calm. DISORPtaLY PEUONSTntnONs. PAnts. March 8. The press urge the republicans of Montmartre and Belleville to atop their disorderly demonstrations, or force wilt be used to suppress them. Ttey complain that by tho conduct of Its wouM-bs friends republican government Is com promised. It It hoped that the excitement will subside. Tlie agitation la condemned by the great mrjorlty of the cl'lzens. vns rtkNcn assrmdlt, Eohdeacx, March 8. In (he Assembly to day, M, Tolsln proposed the ft rogation of all the Isws re stricting the right of the people to hold meetings and form sisndatlons. M. Thiers, replying to a qnostion of M. (lermalne, raid the expenses of tie war outside of Paris ex ceeded 1.100,000.000 francs. A committee of the Assembly made a report In favor of annulling the election of (Jstlbaldllo the Assembly from Algiers, Victor Huro proceeded lo make a speech warmly defending Qariba'.dlj bnt be was Interrupted by a great tumult In tho Chamber, and, when he at tempted to continue, met wllh a stcrm cf bi'sce. He thereupon announced bis Immediate resigna tion, and abruptly left tho Assembly, tuj: cosQWiiousitETViixtsa Hour. The Kinprror mid Illsuinrcli nnlhrlrWny to Ilprllu-A Dny or Nnllonnl Tbnukaglvlug ltelttrn oT Pronrb Prtsourrs. I.ONbON, Msrch 8. Tho Vilify aVtirs special correspondent at Versailles telegraphs that Count tlismank has begun his tomoward Journey. Tho Emperor snd Crowa Prince sre lo hold s rerlew of Iho (lerrjan forces to the eastward of Paris, snd will not return to Versailles, l'he evacuation of the neighborhood of Versailles Is robably accelerated t) rhable the Fundi National Assembly to meot Here. nzTt'P.N or rRZXCH rrtisoNtns. A despatch from Hanover, 8tb, says Tho French prisoners who have been held In various parts of tto kingdom of Hanover have been fornardcdlo Hamburg, whecco they will go lo Prince. Count Von Illsmarck lias passed through lllnrerber.ck, tn routi to llerlln. He will bo met at Maienco by a committee of citizen, who will welcome and escort blm bom to Germany, f Emperor William his reviewed the First and Twelfth corps snd the WOr temburgers tt Vlillers. The headquarters of the Emperor srs row st FerriiVes, TIlANtSCIVIKO TUROt'OHOl'T V ITII tRt.AKD. Ilr ii lis, March 8. It Is officially procalmeJ that the day of the Emperor's return to Jlerllu shall be obserrel aa a day of thanksglrlng throughout the Fatherland. The exscl dste has not jet been died by the Emperor, No period of mourning will bo appo'ntod. The Emperor in person will open the Ilclchstag on the Slat Inst, Knglnad and Ihe Peace Nenotlailons, I.o.i lon, Msrch 8 Certain diplomalio cor respondence is published which shows the part taken by England In tho negotiations fr peace at Versailles. Due de Ilroglle, who arrived In London on the Nth ult addressed a cote to the Foreign Ofllce complaining of the lodlffertnce exhibited by Eng land toward France, and asking Earl Granville to obtain a prolongation of the armistice and tho re duction of the Indemnity from the onerous amount of six milliards ol francs. Karl arasrllle declined to Interfere aa to tho armistice, but telegraphed on the same dny to Versailles, representing tlul It was Impossible for Franco to pay so great a sura st six milllsrds of irancs. Odo llussell, the tlrlllsh reprrsentstlro at Ver sslllis, writes Ihst he recelred Ihe despatch too late to altnlt of his interposition In the negotiations, bnt expresses the belief tbst Count Illsmarck receirod a duplicate ol tho despatch before the Indemnity eras finally settled at five milliards of franca. The Anglo-American High Commission. I.on'Doi, March 8. Tho 2iW of to-day, in commrutlng upon Its Philadelphia letter, exprrssea misrlriegs as to tlio result of the labors of tho High Commission, uuless Ihe American Commissioner snd Uovrrnment snow a fairer appreciation of tl.e question than the Senators. The Tines ssys thai England repudiates Hie assumption of her respon sibility lor the deprrdatlons of the Alabama until it is decided by an Impartial arbitrator. If a ces sion of territory Is mooted, tho English Commis sioners wilt tike ore that it Is not mentioned twice. Eneland will only abandou her colonies upon the ciptcsied wish of the coloulata or through war. It Is said that the 71nio In its erlMe on tl.e Anglo-Ainerlcsn Ciumiss.on to day represents the oplrion or the Gorcrnmeni, nnd that Instructions In harmouy with the views iLereln expri sscd oa the Alabama claims li.it e been sent to the llntiali mem bcra of Ine Commission at Wsslilcgluu. Ttir Hrniilt ut the Tossii Klertleiin. Tin oh'ilions in l.t io county on Tiiendny fur Supervisors rusulted lu tte choico of Vi Democra's tnd 13 llel ublleuiis. TMs, with tie Supervisors elected In Huf-iln last fall, tnakis the Hoard ot Su pervisors stand 17 Democrats ana 41 Republicans. I'Ue lerult ol the tuwn liietill.es in Sara.ogv rotiui) is 'i ealn of three or lour Hepti' llran Super-il-oii.. citing Hut party a tnajorll) lu the Hoard. It was Dou.ocrat c list jeur. Thtru nru Republican gains in ninsl all the tonus. InOiswrgo count) 110 He' ublican nnd 11 Demo rrulic Supervisors were uleited, a Democratic gala of oue. Ncsr Jrrnr) Ilirwcrs Sonlriii-rd. Tiisstun, MaicliS. In tlio I'mti'il Slulea Dis trict Court (o-uny Ihe Newark brew era who were cumlcted of Iraud ou the menus by tl.e Improper use of brer stamps wero .cntcrirol as follow Henry lllow, line '."I0, Imprisonment ono day j Csri Filz llelson, tine t'.DO, imprisonment one tint Tlioinim Kiliait, tine fi.H); Jacob Ellruherger, lllilJ; Henry Uoolkel, fllsl; Joseph llenssler, t5sj Hull lleb lloll, flis); (lottiriod Kruger, )X): Anton Nell-crl. iluU; Charles lielscli, f-iM; I), A. Neid incirr, i3.0: Clntrles A. Krb, 111 John lister, yl.rsj; August Sclmildl, (7U0; CI. W. Werdmoyer, $'JU0. A mil u li lliirtied to Denlb, Vesleitlay niormnjr a large tenemeiit hotiso In the Second Ward of Lung Island City took fire, but the llames were speedily subdued Anna Kanag.in was burned todeith. Her husband Is In ihe hoi pitsl, having beeu badly injured by a falling cuiUnk lueut last lull. nAsmxtnv.v .yams, Tli President his appointed .ludtrr Aldls of Ver mont ex brnsior llowe.1 of Iowa, and er-ltoiiresenta-live Feins of Now Yortaatho Southern Claims Com mission. Ills said Ihat Piesldent Grant's colored barber exeirlses his vocation lu two distinct spheres He shampoos an.' trims it bisters In lne Kxecutlve DepArl intnt, and shaves Ihe 'treasury Department by draw ing a salary of H.'.DOu year as clirk, Senator Ilerrla declined tu comply wllh (he re quest contained In numerous letters and telsgrsnta lo to to Mississippi and electioneer lor h's return tuthe firnate- He sars he Icels it to he his duly to remain away until aflir Ihe contest Is decided, so ihst It cannot bo said hsreaiter that he tried to.tnniicnce Ihe Leelslature tn till own Intcicsl. Tho pM'ttrmns era surprised and puis, rd al Ita.a patriotic and uuscinah spUil. SOUTH CAUOLIXA VIBOUACBD, Drunkenness nnd Itlbnltl Hangs nt the Clone or Iho Heeslnn-No .lloney for Ihe Aleni bers-MmvIng this Colored Men' Illlla Encoirnlcr wills th Ku-Klux ltlnn. Colitiuia, S. C, March 8. Got. Scolt's Leg. Isltture adjourned early this morning after an all nlthtsosslon. The scene oa tho floor of the House of Ilepiesentntlves Just before the sdjourament wss disgraceful. Drunken members, the msjority of them negTOes, acoompanled by colored women of tho lowest das, appeared on the floor and outraged the decency of His House by ribald tongs snd Inde cent jokes. Iho appropriation bill for paying tlie legislative expenses of tho session, snd which called for J2C3.001, was vclood by dor. Scott, and con trary to expectation tn veto wns sustained j conse quently Ihe Stale Treasurer cannot pay themembors their salaries and mileage. To day Oot. Ecoti's bank Is erowded with His negro members, who aro having their claims shaved at from flre to tan per cent, discount. Tnls ll re garded bcrs ss a hugs Joke on tbe members, and as a bit of slurp flniuclsrlhK on th part of lbs patri otic Governor. A sharp encounter It reported to day at Chester between the Ku-Klux and a body of Got. Scott's negro rullltla. Tb disturbance was begun on Moudiy night by the nejrocs making a raid on a liquor store snd demolishing Its contents. To-day about forty armed whit men, momi'ed, ap peared on tbe scone and cloaned oat Ih uniformed marauders. After a sharp fight. In which ono negro was killed and several of tho whites war wounded th militia took to tho woods. It It more than likely that th Governor, who seems recently to hnro sdoptad a conciliatory policy toward the people, will roorganizi the mllllla on a mors respectable basis. JVDQl! COSH HALL. The Fluent Pollllcnl Hall of the Henson Heontor Thunderbolt' Pniinrr The Hhndorr llnnco Apollo Unit Flooded with Pollllcnl tJlory. Ths John Cox Association giro n ball last nlghtnt Apollo Hsll. The Assochllon Is a modest association. Its members sre all handsome. Their parents were poor bnt honest. They expected a emalll but genteol array of guests. They were not disappointed, Tho Poor Boy of ths Mohawk camo. So did Shod Shook, and Judge Shandley, and Police Commissioner Michael J. Nhsndler. nnd Comitv Clerk Loew. and the Hon. Joseph-). Lionsand James J. Kelso, and also the Police Captains on the West side, and Senator Thunderbolt ard Warren i.eland, and I.uko Grimes, and every man of any business or political elgnlrl canco lu tho Eighth Ward, except the lion. James Merao. TLe lion, James Moian was not there; neither was C-iid. Abe Ilrewer. Hut tiny wero well repicented by Counsellor Charles A. Line and Counsellor C A. L. Oonldey. Tho dlamocde of those present, though ama I, filled the vast ball-room with 1 I od of prl'matle light. Judct Cox wore the diamond stud recently presented lollm by his frltndt. II blinded Iho la dies sud eonln-ril the politicians for ll wns a gnodly slxed diamond, and looked as If It had been msdt lor a French Duke, and not for a Now York Jodee. This Is really a remark able diamond. Its rays Illumined tho who's ball room. It even surpasses the eelebtated stone owned bv Senntnr Thunderbolt. District Attorney Fellows acknowledged that It beat anything In the diamond lino ho had ever seen, but said tbat he thought his ownwonld crow lo a larger size If It only hid plenty of light and rich soil. senator Thunderbolt was modi admired on ac count of his partner. Sho was of a regal type of orantr, and was dressel In white with a blue satin overdress. The benator danced round dances, equate dances, oetsgonal dances, redowas. polkas, ecaottlschre, waltzes, snd callops with her. and rrrated the greatest consternation, lor she could dance, and the Senator could not daace. Ills st tempts to dance have crested s great demand for Dr. Zachary's footwash. At 1 A. M. tlie shadow dance began. Tho only gentleman worthy of notice la tho shadow dance Is the Hon. William ltlrch of the ban Francisco Mlcstrels. Mr. lurch's bald head was beautifully frescoed. In colors. His bump of veneration wss bathed In a splendid crlirsno, while bla bump of tune was bUck and blue, and his devolcproent of firmness was of a cork color. Such a charming array of colors waa never before seen on ono bald bead In a ball room. His diamonds were from tbe Milton Company, and ars not worthy of notice. A finer pcliikul ball waa never given Inl.Vew York. Over seven hundred and fifty Imalo legs answered the call of Forward four," asd whan Hands all round" were called It seemed as If Ihe entire Eighth, Ninth, and Fifteenth Wards were lei loose. The Ninth Ward waa con spicuous from lu diamonds, the Eighth for Its gen llsmsnly conduct, sad the Fifteenth for Its Intel lectuality, Taken all In all, tbe ball convinced every calm and Impartial observer Uat Judae Cox Is a cornel In the political fltniament, and that he Is bound to knock somoblr planet out of Its orbit before the Cowers bsrs blossomed many times moro. THE VSCOXST1TVTIOXAL TAX. revuten Tone of Uuweleorne MUalvps-The Odlou Income Impost to be Assessed tu March and Pnld lu 31ny, Washington. March 8. All annual taxes are to be stressed In March each year, and Assistant Assessors sre required to complete their ssaess ments nnd piece their nsmes In tho hands of Ihe Assessors on or before the laat day of tbat month. Tbe Assessor Is then sllowed time to bear appeals or complslbts, but tbe complete list must be placed In the bands of the Collector for collection on or before the 80th day of April. During tho month of May tbe taxes, Including tboso on Incomes, mull be psld. The Commissioner of Internal Itevenue has recently sent out seventeen tons of blanks. II Is made Iho duty of any person of lawful ago, whoso gross Income during the year preceding (1370) ex-ct-t-ded $7,000 to make and render a return on or beforo tho day designated by law to tho Assistant Assessor of Hie district In which ho resides, of the gross emoont of his income, gains snd profits nnd of every guardian and trustee, executor or adminis trator, and any person acting in aay other fiduciary capacity, or es resident sgenl for or copartner of any non-resident alien deriving an income, gains, nnd profits from sny holiness, trsdc, or protee-lou cirrled on in the United States, or from ranis of res! estite annate therein, lo make anj render a return to the Ass'.stsnt Assessor of tho district In which he resides of the amount of income, gains, and profits ot any minor or person for whom he acts. TIM IX A I. II A XV. Ilcnllng Out hln tVlfe'H llralna vrllh on Iron lirlddlr. Aldant, March 8. Dr. Lemuel P. Van lloosen, rest ling on Madison avenue, who la or Intemperate habits, had angry words v ith His wifu this morning, and seizing an Iron trldiltc, struck her nth It on the bark of tho head. Her skull was completely battered In, and her brains scattered about In nil directions. She died almost Instantly, Ths doc tor made no attempt to escape, and at first dog gedly refused to tiiu uny reason lor tho commission uf the foul deed. He submitted quietly to arrest, but soon niter became terribly excited, and is now a raring maniac. The horrible deed wss commuted, as neir as can bo nircrt-tiricd. noon 1 o'clock this morning. .Mrs. Van Hooson had a hi ire circle of Acquatiitnnees, and wus highly respeeicd. The doc tor wns for several yearn almshouse ph)siciau. Dr Vnn lli'oieii was laboring under sn attack of delirium tmneni at tho tltno. When tsken Into cus tody ho was askitt why tin had tlono tlie deed, and answered! "I rotild nut I elp II; 1 had to do ll to sate my own lifo; liny were after me." XKW JI'.ltSKT. Jewell's oil cloth factor) at Elizabeth It about to bo closed. It ruiplo)S sixty men. Euglahart Uischnffabciger's stables on Spring field avenue, lsewnrk. were burned yesterday morn ing, together with threo cuwi and a horse. Lu, tl.M.0, insured, (SCO. (lor. llindolph )esterdny nominated to tho Stale Renate as IT scculois of the Pleas John Hopper, lor 1'asssic i Jullui A. Fay, Jr., lor Colon A. 1). Camp bell, for liergcn i and A. L Hugg, for Atlantic. SVAUKS rUOM TUJS TKLRUllAPU. Henry Moceller, n Germ tn, took a drink of I.onls vllle iKy whls:.tr on Tuesday allernoon. Ills lutieral took place yesterday, Leo Chflln. father of Gov. Chllln ol Maseachti setts, lessee nn estate of several millions, lu bis will he gives f.stv.iu to the Metnudist churck. l'resl.l. nt Eliot of Harvard conferred the deireo of Donor ol Medicine tionti seventy graduates from the Msisschiisolts Mejioal College lesicrdsy. Ihe denial department also turned out seven graduates. CVIltOSlTIE.t OF CHIMB. Philip Kern, of lf Pitt street, was yesterday commuted by Justice llogsn on charge of blgain). Alexander Ward. Edward O'Noll, and I'l. omits Mltial. ill boys, wsie nrrested yeslerdty for breaking Inio and rnhhlnv the dwelling ot I'ollctinan Yiood vraid, lu Hsl loll) seteulh ttietl. TIIE GPvEAT COAL STRIKE. W THE VEXXSTLYAXIA I.r.CIMLATURM M mxu THEjroitKixaMJsx. j IsH Possible Seizure of th Itnlltvnrs br Ih j IH hln(e-The Exorbitant Tnrirrto be Hroksa fH Ilown-Tho Miner.' Meeting In Wilkes- J tM bnrre-(Jr. ltandolph at Arbiter. y fH IIarrisovro, March 8. Tho first test rote it jB th Legislature on the contest between ths minors j tnd the rsilrosd corporations was taken this after. 1 1 VH noon In th Senate. The Immediate question war j i IsB whether the general laws governing mines and pro- tcctlng tl o lives of miners in th snthrselte region i lH should be eitsndcJ (o ths western bituminous coat l HH Celds. The bill was passed to a third reading Jnsl fB ss tho miners wanted It, all the amendments being JBfl detested. The result Is heralded as a great victory PHb over tho transporting companies. Th Uoata will IsBK In til probability concur. Bfl This evening, tho leading managers ot the cost JBHJ rnllrotdt appesred beforo tho Justiciary Cornmllt j HBI of th Sentte. Judge Packer and Franklin B. Uowen jBJ testlOcd concerning strikes. They sre to be fob. nHJ lowed by President fclney, of th Workingmen'! iBl llenovoleat Association, and other rcrrcicntatlrM i HBI of laboring men. HBJ TBI nOiPS TO BE IZIZgP. BB It la evident that the tide has set strongly against jBBJ ths railroads. Whispers srs sflost that high j BBJ authorities hay determined to bresk up thai BB exorbitant rates of freight, even If It becomes neces- BJ sary to seize snd operste the roads. This wss don j flB In 15C5, In the case of the Lake Shore rotd, for I fl violating Ita charter. Wm. Kendrlck, President of 1 BB the Anthrsells Hoard of Trade, and large delega- MBj Hons of miners, are here, i B Heports just received show that th troubles sre 1 BBJ Incrcaein;, The largo Iron furnaces nt Danville and IBB neighborhood are on tbe point of stopping, aad I fBfl within forty-eight hours flro thousand moa will be UflJ ont of employment. HBfl In sn Inlervlow to-day with tbe Governor ho took i KBJ decided grounds In favor of the miners. He will em- jtBJ ploy the entlro power of tbo State to compel the Kkfij corporations to reduce the rites. Well Informed j r UljBJ persons assert tbat he will If necessary resort to I EjBl more vigorous means than slow Judicial process. IBJ Various rumors are afloat among others that sis if BJ thoussnd wotkmcn Intend visiting tho State cspluL i ILB nrjiCTtON or Tnn orcrtiTop.s' item. j IBB WiLKEsnannx. March 8. Tho Executive Hoard jBJ of the Worklngmen's llenerolont Association at a I i arB second meeting held hero to-day on tho question of j t VBJ arbllratlon adopted a reso'ctlon that each delegate I frBJ shall explain to his constituents tho resolution of I (IBf the General Council relating to arbitration, namclyi ffljl whether they will haro arbllratlon ns desired by I ILH tome of the operators for our future government, A deal of business of purely loctl character was JrVI discussed, but no dednlto actiou was taken regird- IjliH log sny of lbs vital points nt lastte. except the re- MH J-ctlou of a request made hy tho miners it Mineral HRH Spring and Boston to work on the terms propoied I 1 V aTsS by tho operators, Tho meeting adjourned, snd Immediately after- I DjH ward met as an ussemblage to consider ths work- rH lngmen's political question. i (H Got, ltandolph of New Jersey has been requested rtH by botb partlca to the coal controversy to sire hie services to the adjustment of ine trouble. Ho waa f HaiS recently successful In settling tho llergen Tuansl, 1 lH the Erie and Lackawanna, and ot'ier serious rail- IH way difficulties. He was for many yens a railway president, and later has been largely engaged hi coil milling. llkH RgwATiD rnn mt ucrtDtnin. Tamaqua, March 8. The Mount Ctrmel District lH Mlnrrs'tnd Laborers', Heneficial Association has or- J IJaH frred (500 reward for the arrest and conviction of f mM the persons who exploded the powder keg tu Wit- I SH llama's house, killing George Hoffman. lM Maixii Chunk, March 8. Tatgart. Untler A Co.' works at Mount Plrs.atit resumed work yesterdsy. It Is probable that tho Spring Mountain Coal Com pany at Jauesvllle will resume to morrow. ANOTUkR TURXAT. FoTTsvau. March 8 It la currently reported to- I; night that If the few collerles now i operation la g IH SebuTlkill county do ne snspem t irk this week, EH the Heading Uallroad Company vol, on Monday I, next, Increase tne tolls t.tS per ton In addition to tbe present rates, ft Tiia rotes or New tori's woriinghsx. H al At a large and Infloenllsl meeting Isst evening at I K Tal 295 Third avenue. Mr. II. li. Mulhall In tbe chair, 'j Mr. J. W. Gersrd, Jr., denounced all monopolies, 4 aB but particularly Ihat in relation to coal, Sptecboe i J were also delivered by Coroner Young, Messrs, En- -j sH nls, Drowning, ilossonr, Daly, Maatersun, U.-yan, 1 '1 IH Murphy, Connolly, und Walsh. a Itesolutlora were adopted that the action of such I i members of Congress ss hare advocated the aboil- 2 rtH tion or ths duly on coal Is applauded, and that this f KH meeting recommends to th laboring and Industrial t jfH Intoresls In this city to unite In expressing their V UH opinion In favor of Ihe Immediate repeal of such 1 duty by the present Congress, snd to call meeting! j QB fur such object. SMI THE EXPRESS HOIUIKJI'3 TJtl.lL. BJ Reraarknble Testimony for the Defence Sl'flJ Wns l'llklnn the Man T I jrBJ Albaist, March 8. The testimony for the do jisBJ fence was chiefly evidence of tbe honesty snd good 3 !uB character of the prisoner. Aaron IUchardson testl- A flj fled that be was in Scott'a store when ths pistol waa ijjBJ purchased, snd he wss satisfied that the man mak- 1BI lng the pnrchnso wss not FHkins. i J MH Jos. C.ark testified that he was In ths store th H same day (the day before the robbery, but he could 3 MH not say positively what day that was), and saw Itlcn- j 5 IHH nrdson there at the time the pistol was being loajed i 9 HJ Other witnesses testified that tbey bad paid Fit- I 9J klra lor bread In Inrrr amounts of fractional notes. J .1 jlHjl 'Ihls evidence was gisen to account for bis having a 1 Z yHi large amount of this kind of currency on his person v nHH when srres'.ed. J iBJ Drdlenllou ill Ilunler'a l'blnl. J jBJ The Hunter's Point Ihititlst house of worship IH in Ixing Island City w.s dedicated yesterday. The iv )BJ Iter W. U. Smith, tho Iter. J. S, Ladd, the Ite v. B. I jl T. Hlacoi, tLe Itcv. W. W. Everts, tho Iter. IX tl dSJ Moore, the Itev. A. D. Gillette, the Her. Dr. Sim- J moot, aud the Itev. J. I) Fultou took part in Ih OB sertic-s. A report of Hie flnaurlal conJltlon or th dH church was read by Horace Waters. Tho edlflca UlHl cost 118,000, all but I6.00J of which has been paid. Mr. Waters yrsterdar auhscrihed 12,100, and ths x -J-Bjl congregation raised ft. 000 more. It Is a woodeg 9 Hi structure, and accommodates ouo thousand per. f IBJ FLASHES PROM THE OOEAX CAELEX f SflJ Tho small pox Is increasing lu England. IwVJ The strike at Nowcistle, England, has resulted tl ,1 (Bjl ihe success of the workmen, fHJ Tne elections to the lltvarlan Chimbsrs have rs EB1 suited In llie cli-dce ofS' Liberals and 17 Patriots- IH I TBI laltsr are opt o.ed to conlederatlon. n jjflj jiHooici.rx. ic jfl Major Kalbflelsch wns In his office yesterday. u Charles Henry, a driver, who was run over by hit i BJ own tar ou the Orernpoinl line, Is dead, X The Itev. S 11. llalhd.y's hou'e. st all lltgl 4 Bl strei t. wns ribbed by a tncaL thief )eslt'rdsy. t 1 HJ .Inl n (illberl, a slilpjt iner, illud nl his reside nu I B! In Park nvriim stotdni, h it-in.-fallen while at wort Hi ou tne steamship Connecticut. 7H n ov ns o j. i: is i jt a. '5 HB Comrsny I, Twelfth Hogiment, had their nnnus r W calico hop lu Irving Hall Ut tieulng, f fjH James McDermott will lecture belore the Flflretitt A' BJ1 Ward iviii. M. 'iweed Association this evening, nt I t Kasi NU.Hi street. J JftM The Dev. James negarty will lecture for the be. 4 IsTI efll of the Cotk Cnlludral In College Hill. West Fit IIM lecnih street, on 'luenlay eienlng, Man Ii ll. fevers! i m iliuu.Mnd dollars have alieaay been rased for this ot f aIU Jen. 1 n subject of the lecture is, In land: KulltUs tJJB to the llcspect andatrupatliy of .Nations." f ywf. J01T1XUS A 110 VT TO ITX. The Hudson Is clear to Troy, jit The old North Church Is not to be closed. t H Dlngce Co. w 111 sell some valuable Wenl ,J j!t3J. Uroadwa) properly ai the Exchange Salesroom to dayi j KsJ tVnee a Wot. Mr. Frnnk Leslie's latest serial, Is i jSS marvel of cxrcllence In matter, typography, and ere J Hfii sraviug. Ij: m Meredlib Moore, President of the National Union, r ija, will adiiicss tho brlctlnycrs lu Corutilution Hall ilii 1 VcVr eicnlng. f Wl 1)4) Id Ilea, who cut his Ihroit on Monday w hill iMi disntillhg wllh his partner nn bus. nets wstters, did -1 51 yesteiday iu the Park Hospital. t', f 2j- Homant' Merchants' nnd Hankers' Almanac for S iV IKil Is out. H is n boot; winch eviryone engaged ll ft S1 cotuuierrial pursuits should keep within his reach, iyf Greenwood Cemetery rtcelved in 1370 SU19.1l lj Jfl of which tlW.I'Uwnsfiirieuitli'rr lots, and 17.0.15 f.. i I I?! Interment In public lots, lotal population of I hi I U, cemetery. Itu.Otil. tjl Tl e Fire lusurnnco Central Patrol took formal Ifi pnweaslou of tin ii new building, fl Ureat Jones street li fast etenlng. Ihe bmidliit is oi brick, and cost ll.'.uoo ijt I It is htnuscii.cly luiutsned wllh black walnut aal -yj maple, Itti Itolil. W. Petrsall, Esq,, of tlrentwood, L. I I I gentleman ef taste, braius, nnd ineau.. sailed in llw .IJ, stesiner I ybec for han Domingo yratorJay on a lour ol I. nil Inspection, lor wl.icn be is prohaolr as well quallfled i f any member of Uranl't alga ovinralaaloo-s V V. rararBr
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111 THE SUN, THURSDAY,' MABCI1 9, 1871, 5 i I It Sklaee far All I THURSDAY. MARCH 1871. tf AMnaement Toear, I' TTastk's Thsetr Vnk AssAVsslNslilsg. l Wr rant's Oaer If ease SU it, WlvstB III sea 1 A tea. llj ttllk Aseaae Ikitlrt-kiwii. (ii-j Craed fleers lleaea LstGsureisiis,,, I i Llaa tat la's lkeatr-LlntiaSlikka. 1 !IU'. Caralea-Tii S'srl Crsk, Stew Task Ctreee Mil it, err. i-sisaiy sfMisli. 3j sjlysaplr Tkeatre RI tstiss. Jl SladlThealremsVtistesrss. li Saa rranelaee Mlaatrel-sl Srrasate. W Tawy Paster's llrnes-rs,ssl's't"'',e. 'it' 1 ke lleaek Pat lUTMUt-Or1 1C Vtetlaek's-TU rt'lt. jfc' VI sag's Mesean, t'.,llltl. Mill"'. 'ML Term of The Hun. li,it,Kf)Mf,t"nntiavilUfit 9 S ,ll' ksa.Witst p-fr-ar !Jl l.ryiMMi ISO Ts" i rsv a. Is sas iaa, i i t i i IMI Mil' r MihMi4imt, to u .it!. Watstt. pre t.tr, 1 0 IP, TfffMvt v e u. rs 17 t) i. I ay rapst a e laS'tri ST ill pW Si I' S -l Ik lis! IS'!!,, SlOak f"JB- IS,S slly la wltse.. lljl ass.att.iss aires, ttn ffirnilr tertetltrsc pr. llrr 40 ,11. 1! Tlurr inr, ti ..a or lr at te I! f n-iin Sat i. seta, V1,rtf sis Urate,, far nra, T;, .11. i 1) I rlri.t Null. mr ll'rl-i ss.1 Itrstkt, lis,, AU n, si lt,,t.ra Vttma. "k "Iks ftf It, 04 pare e-r 1 as. tl a 1 r.strte Mtnil, atlfc "Am," Mf il, tile, St psf-i 1 tfi 1 Sr. iff I tats setsainsaetta Hu.yas s-y Iks ifs.a s.-.,el,l, I -1. .Ilia ,J MtUl lrltllr MH I. II Wrrkl, SB k,ta. W,a., a.ia- e -rtlrtAw. Itllii' lliMtllMf I L aaitimtwim I 'Ittfnu air Y'l All AblBfllaltn .ft ft tT Ktt'l r-4 f, C AaiBtHMit i Mi w nm 1 rtaii ti I I'or tli trtommuJallun of praon rtwlitlnc up J lotn.aJtctliitnif i,!i for tnE Stf.v will b rfflt ei at i H n ir rrtnilar mtf a at ttia up-laarn a HeflHe nifnt ot&(, I' ff Mi WttlTUIrtf wobJ turrt. tl lit Junrllonui llruait' 'I ijj o anil -Inn itcnar from S A. M tu 1'. M. j .j The Sew Vork Cuktom Itout-r. 'I'lio tviilcnco to'iioctliis tlie rorruiitI(ns I ,ft iiml 'aM'alily prevalent III tliu NVw Yorl; 'ji Custuin lluueo unilor tlio irusoiit Attiuiuit 1 i If tration, wlilch we I'ubl.slicO o:cnl:iy mora intf, from tlio nilniitos of thu ComniittiM op 1 iohiIliI liy ConureHs to HvestlfRto tlic mat- i K tiT, lll not, we arc nware, lo a Biirpri.'o to 1 i j! u auoJ inuny jnoplo. All our import. nc ami i alilpjilnff nu'ulmnts nml tlioir fripul, and R the activo I'ollttclniu In tlio rliy of both par- lii 'it lie, tinvo lung known t lie farts Virm glit to i J li;lit lo C'oiumlttee lit.t now (or the 1)1' 4 liret t me, vi' lwlicve, havo theso fncs bin presenti.U iiUlcially, nnd ill a eliupr thui can I jfjc rt lo disputed. i.n It aipcar by t'tc tcut!nto:iy tit 1I:.m: ''.IS1' f.iKk., tt witi.ca wliurtJ tlturuiittU liwieiiy 'a lljj TO"'lil fur by a muubfr of oilier Nit flu, tome of tli'.in unfrioudly to h'ra, and ira IjSj pngned by none, tbnt in iU- vishnf dt- jr,f partmcnt alone tlio oountry i" made to tup- !g;s port fifty-seven useless mun a tve'ithrn' .1 Ijji 3 ifu.ftants. at an av rnge rust nf 1,0J0 ayoar IjtVjS pfttli, mailing a total of .f.YJKX) a year iient h E) merely to provide plaeM for po!!t:ral part h; 'S fiingoftbiil'rf'KU'ut. C'll ltM II. I'iikm', ft auotlier ultni'S?, te!ifii'8 tbat in addition to 'Iji jtj llieae nsoleM wi-igbrrs' aiBiklan'., n utitnbr jtij if crUDlly uidi"i eli-rk are in thr- pay roll, i (jtjp dwelling tliuainount llni" frauduU mly taken iljtft from the revenue to $112,000 a year. Thri" 'jjjaj nd otlirr witnewes nnlto In Bayinj tliat tbo w novcrnment ueltUing, ifeouducted with the ijlji tconomy which a privato Individual woula practlto In his owti buslncp, could be done lICij lor Mxty per eeut. of what it now rosS I j if Tlicrc arc nineteen welching d etrlct imJ 'j! fighteeii weigher. Iv.eh woigher ban the ij M apptjintment of his luborera and clcrl.s, aud I. is responsible for them. .Naturally, If he bo l n houest man, he dcalri-ri to liavu as fuw of three assistants as pojslble, and to chooso Jjijlj) them himself. Hut every little while there 3 comes some fellow with a letter from tho i ijjj follector of the port, rcqucttliif; t!ie weigher to give him employ mi nt and if ho rufuics J(!C to comply nith tho rtipiest, ho is very soon ;i:'IJ nipplantcd by a more subservient officer V In Mr. Lake' if esse he sucemlcd by dint of ,!J J''j tarnest ri-monitrances with Collector (llUN 1, ;j nku. in keeping these drones out of his hive but at lust ho waa overruled, oh he tJiys in i!: L Ids tettimony 1'! I rtotfutut nrilnl Iht riup'oiintnt of a clrk in l"ii 'I'll mj diUict i 1 ntvrr laj on uolil atam tha 111 ol R Oetobrr of tliii yrar. La tha month clttpt.oilir j!i ti IK?, while I was wcuiilnf on tin' Ilmukhn nitt. 1 P urjfd by Mr. Ibinnill ti laka a clrk niT te- ,1;. n tarn of Ktiibt for that niuotb wtft- otet adjr mil ll'M'l tli.n ponodi. 1 told Mr. OHIXNitLtb.it 1 did not iml nb ,5 aavlwiiT; I couiil do all Ilia c rrlcal work myself. It 3 tail 1 hid don II Tilth I ne exception of a boot a I 'llj week, diu Diy ion helped me. lie reply Ur. f. hi (lEiMNtLLiniile Well, Laks, if 1011 want to It; In to all tbat work onnilf. to 00 and in It." 11a waa 'I!! 1(1 a Utile Tfiid, Lut he let tne alone until Iher araln I) Ir arteil bim to appoint a drrk at dilferenl time! tb' f 'U arrei) tbat. umli tl.e month nf Uctotwr of tUU rear. It wbet thtjr appointed one azalmt mj nUbi i. Toil ill If waa the time nut they m ide an asieaiiaeot lor po l :llt lillcal purpotes on all the emplotrea of the Cultom Ji' ;'J Home. A atraurer broiiirhl me a note, and on Ti; W aseumK It 1 foami tbat It naa bia Lpi'uiu'.utnt a jn iW 'lerk to my dialriet. jji'ij And in Mr PlIKM'f's testimony we read Ji ff t t. Why did yoo employ mine nun than wrre 11 '.If J pnrcaairy to do tl.e work A tlic .u-e lh rte Id! arnt 10 me Imni tbr ('ollrctor ami I cunildrrid 1 i, J J l oblljteil to do o, First, the lor man a 1 c ir J.I V t aa oblljcd to take; an4 other men rte ent .0 IJt 1 me from tlio CVIleetor, who aki J me tutppunt V 1 t cim tbat I bad remoted Ml.cn 1 tlrt took cbarae of t. the dlitrlct. not luvln; any ue lor them, 'li.cn II 1 rarr.e a note from tie t'ollrrior, aikle; inr to r J It mutate a certain man. and 1 did 10. 1 louad forlt ij I y for tl.tm Hie bail u.ij 1 could. II. fTltlipr1 iv-ltniMCoa tmrrntn ulmllfir mittufTu r t J j Mr. 1Ii:miv II Smith say ji1'' Mr. fJniNxrii. ke1 me It I iia i 1 c-. I hjI.I. 'Nn; 1 did not require oni1.' Mr. IChhiike, tlie j Il'iotl C'ollfcuir. taid I mm! hate one; tli.it the 1 (I ;)J prmiairj lor pace waa no irrr4t t lit a. I tuulle I l flllrit. One Mai lent to me and reiiininvil in ofilre n outll 1 rencrieil. I objected tollatlbetiiiie.ua. 1 11 c..ue my dialntl li.d Urn fcnioinically viorke.l, 1 IJ' and thccle k added to the eirf'iti i'ti a rrk with I out auy aarantase to tlie tioteramont. I I Q Ho j'ui ki on- what luil been tlie poli'.lcil 1 ,j niieewlent n tula 1 li rk A Thl cli rk liau linen .1 If arcretary to l(i ubilcuu ard iiaocia.tGn lure la thaclly. Mr. James II. Cisco, a brother of the J? I banker, who, after having linen it weigher 1 L JJ ''T sixteen years, wns removed by Mr. Ultis- rjili 1! f st.1.1., ays III Imi n'ter coat the OorerMirnt on" ci'lit I0 e 1 1 I v.a lu ll.v Ueptiinni.1 lur tttitiuK lu) uliiii.. 1 1 penormed that nork myII. i. Do jou tint k Hut a clerk la E'CManr po 1 1 do nut 1 v, il. mmnirite in Like any ili- n I I -n Ne York it llruoUjn and do all ti,e writln; 1 I L. aoj-i. thai 11 lati ti to bi do.ie. S"' Mr. Kiiwin 1' t'y.NC, spiuklng of tho nun lie Wfis furctsl to emplny, say. Ul 1 Hoy wort a rluiaof men tbat vra would not ii-'ar'. I'bey Hire not cimipeleiii Into the moi k Wevoulil lUt tllaV.11 0M kl.d Ut lU.IU da Urn UlUC'b al t.ll CulU I, ij ut lliey wnrild soon lira. T0 ck ml reiort. and five ua irotble In that way. I'nei Here U'it P'H 1 1). I 1 il r aolo f. do tu uiiik. U'a toinetunci t id iu. n ,lM,n poi upon ui that viscoulil i.ot enipln). I'lii j- on- lis atciwaiil) in rLjud tlie i'piut-i. Of cp ir-f l..i I ,J lerk w.n ouneieiiary. I vmue mc emplojed none I F I iy f 11 til nov a laued t. u' 1'bal wouid be i a y e-ei-k iiiir.n siarj eai- y y nppm yon luil 1 riles qf teleclPC 1 1 1 ji lour ouu i.-i'U. i'ju, 1 1 a 1 along with ttu I ,1 I 1 or three liaa. Jo 0u ll A Yea, air, fully: I I ,k 1 enuld li-vi' pu: ru.ad t 'iw nli at lnaat ti e V iifcnio Ilia' I nu or t:..v 11.111 viviul'l eoit, It 1 1 :onld li. ve nail bit 11 n ir. 1 hf y Did yru 11.1v tc h.iIqj t'i men tbat wtre t icul J A. Vi', lr, j if Q.-OibeitUe )utt liaiarded ji-ur poaltiou I A I s Vea, air. if. Q 1 Itqnileratooilbythewtllhfri, and by ntlier 'I aul ordinate ulbciali, that In the vlecilau of mm ii lbl are to rgu nit political inlrcti aumewiiktt r A I ti Ink mure ao af.tr .Mr. CniaMU- can,e 111 il ilajE "r avi iw lijirt at leai lille 1 via" tu 1 1 ewr itajli eu.plii)d any eirept thoe I tbuuiht to be tin eai i 3 if uiiu, eaupt m iSl.v lev, caii'l. 1 Among t'iH Ii.h.mm tor a different nml more XQ slmneleiw inrtlnxl tit provid.ug fir pol'ilral Ash bwkH is pruxtiked. One wltnei t Blifles that t 9 Ibere In a regular tariff uf bnba paid b I j ibo si .rti1 1 ,r"i n M'Oti.O 1 1 m fov i i't conniving at Ttolationt of law. For example, in Mr. Lewjb Uorrs'i testimony we flodthiai paswigo! Q.-Do ImpeetoM la any Initance reeelr moT from the aient of the eteim'hlp compiny. fl'reur or Indirectly, for hactenini Ihe noraof diicharglnc yeuel f A.-I am tiudcr the Impre.alon that tbey 6. Do too not know that they dot A. I could not nr. tlniloootedlr, It doe come Indirectly trom some atcnt of the atearailiio company. Sometlmei the Inipector Units an eoyelope lo a drawer addteea ed to nln. or rent to hla home In the atenlof. 1 conl.l not ay dlrrctlf whers It cooie from, but 1 murine where It comes from. Is that a common tiring A. I do not know bat bat Ilia quite a common tblnx.allhoush 1 have been out of the department nearly a ear, an J do not know how thlnca are running at ureient. 4 Ilia It not been. In your Jn liment, tie rnatom fur yean lo do tbat aanvi thins I A Yes. nr. Il lias been tl e emtorn for fears to 1I0 Jmt tint t ling. (lanot thl'dc thtrtUantJttii'ion toitipracttetaMorKj tlir tmwcturl rhty ill take wwfy, ifnrf nu tt pteM total It. Mr. Onoiioi! H. E ton ays: Q Do yon know ahont what tl.ey pay to enett liiipeeior for the di'clnrtfi of a yesiel T A.--'lho Cunanl his paid trom f II to I'ar. neycr less than $14; lost is the ayerare. Theyluro pall this IU generally la lieu nf ti'iard. It reads, each 111 Ilea of board." Tnls Is nsuilly done. tj 1 s appose 11 u pot in that form to coyer up tbe transaction T A -Tl.al taiy be. 1 -Does this money enme directly from the agent o' tl.e stramsulp coiuptny, or indirectly! A. lu. direcllr (J.- Wl.at arc the li.1lteet nays, the ways Mint ate dirk and the tricks Hut are y 1I0 f A. There ate a limuraliri diflerenl waja, We find II among eur permits; in an cnvtlupe 1 1 carman will pre sent us wlin a Dark rnyelop It is understood of course wbert It comis iront an I what It la ror. 1 mi Inspictora art aixancd to each steamer. I hue u-ed to ho three. In tbe winter the steamer) pay more, in tho summer the py tees to the In spector. I think i& or tS) would Im ft lair ateraci for ucli ycnal r'HU dollars Is tie liUlnt I eycr gol from any of tl.em A good dea. nf this pay i tor night work In entering up permits; but Ihe money that eotura lo enytiopca noter and aUt that recetyed ror nlgutwork. Mr. Ja.mks II. YofNtt corrolxirates the above, and tcttlfic on tho same point: The Cr.nar.l line pays f 10. the llremen line ps-VS the lli.mhuig line pjsa the Natlnnal tileani ablp lompuuy l.V tlio I limit, lina tnjs tj, the Motrhliu pays fS.V 1 Imt net,r Uen on tne Wilnaiui A tlulun line. Tl.e n.otiiy is laid at eatb discharge (j. Is it paid to all of the ititrvHlurs. so far as u V.li'i A.-1 think il accural 1 1. 1 11c thruCgli eiit the 'Urtittuioat I iui nuitc Hjlt.te It Is a ren cial thln. y. is Mere .1 ijcual order af.ilrt tb? A Yea. all mi re liate bicn two special orders Ismed by the fVeictai) nf the Tteasiirr. O. ri' not miectora required to take an oatM A. Yes. I'll. a. I ol .lam Mi.m tl.ey tntuv luto ttie Custom llouse. g -What It tlie nature of It A l'or a tiltlinil dlschantc oti-iiiy and nut In rectlte anvikonrys t-r purposes ul this kind, Hla maided aa a Custom llouse oath. .-li It rrsan'ed n 'ry binding? A.-Xn. sir, it is hot resui.led as blnitma .Nut nny uatiia taken in tne Cn.tom llniiie, 1 rtn r b lui ret nutsiir ofllctrs u( the (KiiemUHiit, lu my rpinlmi, a.e cnslderil as liimiing. lly Ml. Hlntilon-Wl at nti mean to say ten i u sj It is a Cusium ll' Uiv oath, is tbat it is .1 nienloiin' A. Y-s, sir. t;.-- n at Is crnerally trw tray In wtilch oaths are ir.aided by the mcieaauts and ttj uHtcni ill the (loteruntnt? A. Yes nr. 'l'hal Is to fay, thcio gontlemun have no scrt of regnnl for their oaths, any more than they have fir tin luw and the sHcial orilers of the Sieri'tary of the Treasury! Mr Yot'NO goes on to tell of instnncB of iuipndeiit nml l arefaessl sinuggltug lt: ttiwl by an inapee. tor himself: Oa the atntnatirp 1 oiitniKi Mr I.itv, a Cnstoni House tnapeilor, cad a roil nf t. ,il. 1 be t.'ir.l 01 tbe sieauifhlp lu linmil.t IUi t.Uet to tlr Lrvv. aud it xtms iikhi ratk to seutiaad. Tl.e t'c.umbkt came h re eg m. It was unanrstoud tliat 1 was tu have hei hut beu sbe eaun ane isns not lastgned to me. 1 havi toraot'en suo taa asilrfiu-d toier tint Mr. I rvv nr-t Kniueil to In r. lte velset was brousnt 'ieie ami tarid"!. Idonotki-ois nhu i:ot it, tut -t '.s brongLt here ami lamle.1, I piate'l tbe steMarn in a yerr nzlt p.isiliou in reler enct to hla -raucicllug operatn 111, uud lie ackcol edcid Us' he blinictlt it and liitcii It at lilt II. 1 radio', giye the sieward'a nun.'. Tbr yrltet pil l poilui). Ttre was aleo a I at d-m gold mouiiied umtr lla cms t'i Mr. l.Ktv 'it liie saue time, and tl.al was not landed, but was taki 11 back, and liudi d when the si.-aiuer ri turned noxt tune. (J. liay" yen any reason tu be.lese that this man Levi is erigagttl In sraugslmg T A 1 hate seen l.lm np'nl) oa tier -IS III.' ot rleamers, Lack up a buirlier' can and like avtai iiisrrelor ilc and .1 hsrrel of verier, ntt.it, trtitall s, beetc, haics. aud so on. Yet, when V 1. las witnt-"! went to hmtdrjuar ters to hnve u stp put tn th and tlieother frauds "e htivo l.eeu spi iikiiigof, ho got only cold cumfort. In an Intertlewone day with Vr. I.iiismll, I told him that Ilea (Joteinir.rnl ruuld disteusg with tbe irnicra of dit tnspecli Is iu that iliarum-al He said the t arty Could not stand tiist. 1 iohI bim I tiudentixHl thai be win p.aced thi-re with a tlew n e.-caoin zing as much aa roiiihie ilm suni'.nlsiratlen of the tloveri-tnenl. Itt luitf, on fit tVAirary. tt Inlmd'H to runt' tit I 'r'y i t'mmj at hi toulii by MnttbO tiujrt qfic, tt. t.-Uid be say tbat directly to you A Yes. ill: it a it a coii t ersatlon of tw u outs, ami a very aniuaaied conerititioii indeed. He tbrtaleueil to remove mo. wbilett-err. for my plain talk. I told Inc. I could cot atla il, if i.t aid 1 w.iukI bare lo I e id i ort-d. Tuera is a man on tbe r-uryeyor'a itafr who has aeen cngaied in imu;sling lor nam. Ilia name Is Ciuituis hiho Tina fact was coumnnicaled lomo tit tl.e ipetial agent of the Ireaiur), Vlr.JAV.iSi aud wb' u 1 wisbixi Mr Jav.sa to o into an luteati-a-atlou ui regard tn tbat matter, lie backed out be cause the niaa waa nn tl.e urt')flr'a vUfT, An in yesilcation in rigard to the iteaiinl.lp Hues was orOrred tbreuah tbe h.crelary of tbe treasury at m earsssl soliettatton aud I know, lor I hayo let ters to prove it, that ti.e Secretary baa on aaverul occialana ItjUsded to leuj itir me to converse illi biui cu tbise lui jicu. The moment that it as uonn tnat 1 wis to be sent lor oeforc 1 knesr or banra aiilbtng about it eomekudy connected with tao Csitots Ilouie miitcrlously leit lur Uakblng Ion, aod I nave kever btiu aeul lor. Wbu I came I Co the department Mr. Dorrs, In eouaealao niUa man by t aunt ot aIkkiull, wao ui ckiel boeaiiing cfScsr, were in tbe haolt ot rto,ntr Ingtoaplrc trouietery omcerwho nad a stwunrr from them. Tl.o awinmrnl of all valuable si. ips aa taken entirely ool of H e imid.Ii of Ur. Van DreKtHK. wka wee lor fort) years at the bead ot this department, and given to this mm AlimiiLi. in con aecll.ni with Ilori's. nod they aa.igned men to steamers. They had a tinof some twenty to tblrtj men an no one could ret a sleaaier unless he was in Ibis rttir. NSben I stent inu.lt Custom ii..use i.otl.iiig out iiece-sity leul hie t.iere or isuinJ keep nie there ior an hour I si tne tnamptilstlonaot tnts ring, and 1 cine nut boldly aaiLHt tuem. One day tbi re una stieniy or ei.ni iiiroeeiois in Inn urn' and 1 mlil them thai 1 w'.uld Dght ibeiu, 1 uuln't care uow it w old result to uie but 1 liumd flgl t Item tu the lull' r el d. rupee tbat lime the war waa so strong agaii.at lloeit t hi lie a.te a.eitiieu iiisiua of Ihe Lunoii House, ami I Ktiau. waa t ut on tlie Cuuard dock as uuirict onirer. And 60 on, and po on. The people tv.ll. we are sure, heartily who Mr YufNo's an swer to tho ipuoktion Do you think the manner m which the customs sei vices is now conducteel n benefit or an injury to thi Iteinblicau I'nrty?" That nnsm-r was: It is the gnatest calain'.ty that the Ht'publ.ran party has ever sutn. llnnnltoit I'lsli its n Defender ol Amer leun Interests, In auotl.T column we publish the farts of the eeUure, trial, aud release of thu steaurbip Florida, with tho particulars of an appeal Iroin her owuur to tlio Heairetary uf Stato iu buhalf of his eluiin for damages aftpjnet the Spanish untboritlrs, and Mr Fish's refusal to entertain any such claim, In bubotance Mr Fisu says tbat thu dam agi oi'CniUig tu the owner were Inv ta'ule in the duo prosdcutlon of the luw. Judge IlLAIt lU'ultu, who dism sted the l.b. 1, soy-s that til-- visttl was seized witlioat any rb able cause that Is, that she wan wrongfully izrd and as Mr. FlMl has this iutoriua tlon, and status thnt ho has nonu wbleh would warrant any claim upon tho Sianlsli (lovernmeut, h r.kirts that Pjiain may wrongfully that is, without prvhabln cause si lie visa-It in ourjHi-'c s tbu.it incurring any rink for damages. Ve can umleratand the dikinma iu which Mr. Fish was placed at tho very beginning of this caiHj. The Florida was seized on tho trumped-up affidavit of a scoundrel, who boabfd that he had received fifty dollars for making it and the main Instrument in tho proceeding was his own son-in-law, Pid.niiy Wr.r.vjfcii, couusol for the Sianihh Minister, The duniHges, however, have been suffered, und jnii'lK.iy must bear them. Judgo U' i' iirojii), ly yfjeiiur Vlcstcii CiuiQ'fl application for oertlGcate that Uiero yru probble causo for the sol z tiro, cffectaaUjr declared that tho loss should fall on those who had committed tho illegal act Uad Mr. Fish accepted this Judicial decision, or rather had ho not set himself abovo tho law aa expounded by Judgo Blatchfoiid, ho would havo been obliged to present tho claim against the Spanish Government j and by no doing ho would havo sacrificed tho client of his Bon-ln law. To avoid this family calamity, Mr. Fisll preferred to override tho law and wtcriflco an Amorican merchant. Our merchants may well tako warning from this decision of their destinies when foreign governments aro tho aggrcsborni and Alabama claimants may begin to quako for their Interests, sinco they aro partially In trusted to n man who declares that a foreign (lovernment Is not llablo for any Illegal seizures of vessels which it may causo to bo made by groundlefs legal process in our harbors. Study History. The infinnati Comtntrdal makes a great account of the opinion put forth by a General whom It docs not name, but who has served itt tho Cuban army and Is now in the 1'nltcd Btates. This General, according to the Corn mtrtial, thinks that tlm Cuban Ilepubllc is In a very bad way, nnd that tho prospects of tho insurgents aro very dark." He has no hope for tho Cubnn cause without American help. The Spaniards havo In tho Island a f.ireo of seventy-five thousand soldiers, per fectly armed and supplied they also have plenty of gunboats; whllo tho Insurgents havo no organized troops, hardly auy arms, and no money. This Ueneral, however, says that tho whole negro imputation of t'le leltitid. numbering over six hundred thou sand, arc on the side of the Cubans, and will fight to the death against the Spsn lards, because the Cu'ttns are fighting for libertv and (final i1v,,,,. as will ns fur tht-r own Independence. Tils (letirrnl evidently knows iif.thitig of the history of the struggli by which tlie other American colonies of Spain wore rated from the mother country. This, one in Cuba Is but a n"v edition of the snmo old ttory New Gmnnda levolted very much nn Culn has now done, and it took her nine yearn' fighting to establish her independence. In Chili the contest lasted seven year, in Yemxiiola eleven, and in Muxleo fourteen, lniaehof turn count rift) the odds In favor of Spain Mere quite as great as they now nro lu Ctib't, and the uierclleeK ntroo.t es of the FpartMi eoininatiders wer equal to those of V.M v sn and Hnlljls Nevertheless, thu people of ull these colonies kept steadily on with tlm persevernnrti peculiar to their race, nnd the Stwiutsh tnmps we're linnlly driven out from them nil. The ess- of San P'lml-.gn affords a ti'l mure striking illustration of tho Mil jee t lu Han Domingo there are only about one htui dred and twenty thousand people, and not out five or seven thousand men capable ot bearing arms. Spain had Unite an nnny of at least twenty-five thousand men when the Dominicans In 1SC3 revolted, and she sent from twenty to thirty five thousand mora soldiers to reinforce ibis nrmv so that it could make sure work of putting down the revolt. Nevertbelcw, alter two years' lighting and dying of yellow fever, tho t-'pnn nrds had to succumb und leave the island. In view of (aria like tilt so we uliould like to understand from tho Commercial how it experts Spain with seventy thousand men to sulxlue the peoploof Culm, inclutllug the sit hundred thousand negroes whom the revo lutlon emancipates and whom the Spaniards lire 'ikiDL' to reetitluvu. Out This be True A correspondent who seems to be perfectly Informed respecting that which he affirms bends nstho following surprising statement "Major Isaac l.TNUt, father-in-law ot Qrn. Fkid. DskT President Guam's brotber-iu-law. now lere Ins as principal mher at tbe White Uoase, surren derrd tbe f.-veniti Infantry to the rebels in Tuas in lite year le-Cl. and was Immediately dismissed Iroru the aenire by President Lincoln. On ILe tf-tb of Ju IMA lien, GrtAiT prccurad from Asipiiew JoiiMosr, with whopi 1m was then 011 tbe best of trims, an order reinstailng I.T MH In the irmy and another order putting bim on tbe re tired list. There be la now, draft luc pay as a re tired military orScer of tbe I nlted Mites from Ike Government which be did lit bell to destroy. 1 he records of the War Dep-uluient will snow tow in famous Lthpe's con Iret wis tn this snrrender He waa sptolntel by Oni. jm Johnson ind retired on tl.e emo day." Will not porno independent member of Congress havo thit cate investigated? And will ni t the country think thut Ueu. Quant carries his attachment to his relations rather too far when he Imposes upon tho taxpayers the necessity of providing lor a military man who bus bctrayi d his trust, simply because lie it the father in-law of his brother in lsw 1 More than tan third of tbo nu tubers of lbs Legislature uf Soulb Carolina arc colored men, who base been initiated into the mysteries of law-makiin: by the enterprising carpct-bagtjers who rulo that rotate. Some ol their efforts at legislation art wonderful to contemplate, lliere are bills pearling before tlie bower IIuusu which propose lo regulate tlm ptufits of retail imr chants, and lit tin ttagea nbicb planters shall my llieir iianiis, lly legiklatiug that inrrclian dle ahall tc cheap and lubur dear, tho up 1'orters of tlieso bills Hunk tlivy have fuuml a sure nay uf reiiiltrlng the colored population prosper ous uml ready to vote for tbem. Their propuned tnelboil of regulating the rale of ivagos is com mendable for its simplicity. The plantation iuboten nr to meet at certain (peeil.etl tunes Juring the jear and ilociilc by tote what tbeir einpluyeis sliall pay tlieiii. If utt employer re fuses to accept tlio till in asjtccil upou, bo is to have Hie tiption of paying a 111111 or going lu jail. A l.i r us number uf tlio.o gittcd luislators oau neither rea.l 1101 write. Ill H isiuii, when a bun I; olllciul uses tho funds uf the bank in tiu U lio it rmplo ed fur piivale spwulutious, and is unable lo roplaco the money, the lianiactuu is oallmi n iriegnlarity, and the indiviilual inditlgiiig in siicli triegu ar, liea bocullits ltlglily le'ipected, 'lb" Ku Klux, t,ot Batisfied with running Hie Legislature of Krnlikky, hare tiuilcrtali-n io regulate idl'aui in that State for the I'mtud Slates Uoycrnmvut. A rolortd mail agent bad been appointed on tbe route between Louisville and Lvxiugtun, u proceeding which gave great ofi'ence to tbu Ku-Klux and their luppuilom, who deter mined to force bim off tbe road j an undertaking nbitb luu tern attended with a degree of success exceeding their uioat aauguuie expectations. F01 ucarly niuo uinmha the agent bravely defied threats and abusive letters; but at last lie re ceived direct Information which satisfied the uostal aulhoiitits u well as biuuclf tbat a utur derooi attack WU to ba mad upon Uto, and he declined ta continue la hla dangtraM oeoupatlon. At tbe same time the mall service over that route was alto discontinued, an altogether unlooked-for consequence which utterly oonfoanded the con spirators whose acts had contributed to such aa unpleasant result, it it a pleasure to ttate that tho antiquated fossils who tuntUtuto tbe Ken tucky Legislature were among thore who suffered the greatest Inconrenlenco from the stoppage of the malls. Miss Ann Eliza Cahhot.l- of Daltlmoro Is up again with a memorial to Congress for pay for plauning Oram's Tennessee river campalgu of 1802. A lull was reported by the Military Com. rolttce of the Senate at the last session allowing her five thousand dollars for this pretended ser vice, but It failed to pass cither llouse. We will not undertake lo examine the merits of Miss Carroll's claim J but since she so persistently forces it upon the country, it Is not too much to say that during tbe rebellion he was tlmply a terrible bore, and neter ceased to worry tha War Department with useless propositions and div qulsilions. She now seems resolved to indict herself upon Congress with the same pertinacity. It would perhaps be advisable to appropriate a reasonable sum to tier say tW or fWO-on con diliott of her agreeing lo leave the Government in peace forever hereafter. On Monday and Tuesday of this week Jndgt Carpozo, while presiding at the Chambers of the Supreme Court, went through a calendar of about two hundred causes pMlcutly bearing every case that was ready for argument, elf elding tlie most of them on the spot, and taking volil minous papers (or future consideration in all doubtful matters. Such a course of proceeding Is a relief to bolh counsel and sult"rs. Senator Cvitn-NTUH of Wltconsln enyu that Ms appearance in tlm argument of tlie New Yoib Cential ease befuro the Comuiiaticiti?r of lu tcninl Iteveniie w as not that of a retained counsel, lie had teen applied to some neeka pretlously to act as rutitiavl, and ba I declined but being re quested the evtuiug bef.10 Hie bee.ring by Mr KLiioar, Ids personal friend from Wisconsin, who li.'d ehaigc of the ease, and was unexpectedly lift wlthjut the asslstaneo of tbe Ccouipany's piiticiprl cctitifrl. Mr. Caargtiu ooiifnUJ to go before the Commissioner and state Ida view of tlie Ian- tthub should govern the trial of the ca. c. He refused, however, to miio anything to do wit), ,,.e tnal of fart, lie madu no brief In tl.e oner, did not vxumiuu mi nOi.lailt in it nil that he del was done In lc-s than nu hour, lit made no 'liargo. received nn enitijieniatlrin, and do.'S not think thee n.iS anything wronr; 111 ih.' afl'aii. Nor du wo. On Tu selny evening Mr. Wemici i Fun I ties delivered 111 ll.ia elty a lecture on the Ques tions of To-day. A usual was rUjuent. sup gestive, sweeping, ami vitulierative. Anions tit" topics of tlie present hour he never mentioned the negro. When the Americiti O'Cos-euLL of aiiti-slavrrr agltallou has dunewitn the negro, we think it is bont lime for I'.epublieans aail D.-inc'Cral!, (Jen. (Irinv and the Ku-Klui Klan, to let him dttip aud find l.'s uppiuptiate level. The bariiiony of political pailies and Ihe geeel fif the fuiiutry demand tbat lieueeforili the iiegru be let alone. Let us have pi ace It Is said that fomo foreign FtramaMp owners btve gouv dowu to San Domingo aud got Dominican registers from I'n'-iJcut IWsz, so tli.at nhrti that republic is annexed their vessels may come under the Hag uf the United States. One story is that the managers of a whole line of steamers have secured this accommodation fur oter ten thousand tons of their shipping. We hus- they have not puid much for il, because ne do not like tu see people lo-e money without good icaioti. However, If this were the worst among the jobs connected witti tbe Snn Domingo enterprise, il would be a great deal more in 110 s -"il titan it .s ,i m 1 .s i:m :a ri. I. Inn Kdw In'a, This riieei fill little theatro since Miss Kerne's reparture has relapsed Into a snort season of variety entertainment. Tbe bill for tne present week con sists of a farce, some cbamicr sketches by Mr. W. II Llngard, and a snarl cimedy. As 'or tha farce, II la but a feeble dramatic trifle. Inslzmflcaaee la lta mirkrd characteristic, and brrvily liaehlrfesl virtue, nor does the manner of Hie aclint dl-luro in any wise tne monotony of effect llr. M'.lt. Lingird resumes his well known charac ter songs and dellosltloi-. light and sjio-tnc sketch es, dashed la wlUatba baatieil of txncils.aaj of a sa tire so cenlle that tha most sensitive could Hardly lake umbrage at them. In the se little sketches Mr I mg-ird snersmsiiely apneirs for two or three mla utes at a time in the costu-no of Major nf the N'lnia,'' "The Young Old Maid,'' "Tbe Yonng I.idy of the rerIM," an other evident aud readily feixed characters, and slt.gs a tew lines of easy itoggeralapproprtate to the pnaenaze.or gives a brief comic monologue to Ihe lame effect. Of the twe:te sketches (wblih are ctin;ej twice In each week duriug the engagemeuO, six are without song or monologue, being merely brtef appearances for a half minute ur ro la tbe cosiaine of tbe character to be represenle.1 Greeley, UrKbam Young, Napo leon, William I., or ot'ier celebrity of the period. I he resemblanres wrre (air. and In aome cases ox en, d tuurh amusement amung the audience. The most ambitions part of the programme Is llubcrtson s romeay ol Davy's Love," lonnded 011 a inprosed incident In the iite 01 David Harriet. According to the enmsdy, ihe great actor h-iviug un wittudy calneil the sUecli m nf a ataee struck III nden. the daughter of an Kin India Director, ami being himself fascinated by the evident adnilr ition 01 Hi lair tncozulto, la urged ny her fallu r to leavo tlie stage and tne country. Without seeing li e dvuxtilor ne undertakes to destroy I'm germs uf her i;roins passion, and though dlsinjed at reco mr.ng tn Ihe lady bis unknown dlv Imty, ucceeils in thoroughly disgusting Iter by feigned Inloitration aldluuer; but his niseis acclitrniaily liairayed liy a tipsy rival, and the lather, in admiration "I his auii oiable romioct, makes the losers flippy with lis bleating and uncounted tuoussndi. 1 te p,av Jost mlsies being a very clever and striking piece, bnt is marred by soma trails uf ak wardness and heaviness 111 cuiiitrui-tiun. and espe cin'ly t tbe introduction of a broad eiemeut of 'urn. In tlie vulgir reiilions of tbe o'd merchant an t t'i I pay lover. Itttk 1 Airey. Neither Is tie drunken i.-eue by trarrlck himsell In the very best ol taste 1'i-iiedaa delicately is the) can be, soeb paisates are not pleaamt at tie nest, D not re inurseiessly realistic they are absurd: 11 true to 11 o. the'i ale api to be rrpulsive. Uat Mr. Ilonifare deservns all credit lur tt.e qqltt itljiilty auJ feeling of his se-llng as Onrrlrl. Mrs. I.lngard's tine vrrvnee ami v .ire added cri at effect to her de lineation uf .liin IngU, and Mr, Uraillev w is cam seieui.ous ind ruo.1 as tha pruguialic-il an.l emn monpl ice but atlettlonata old merchant, Simon lit got. .Messrs, 0en. Dunuiiig, and Lor. me, wtm n-s Dukie I.lniard aud Mrs. l'jne Uaiton, gave eftl. ici.t siiptoit 'I ie prvsrul bill Will continue for the week, 1' aot Ion;. 1. The KhIiI oflhr (iiiprt-llniHi rs. lliainfri.ft eir,ipei.r'-e 0 tAe tuv4nH'iU fierefit.. A bill has been pitsinl to a law, you will no lieu, a.lowi K claims Tor losses ul prui ertv at the t-ouih during tho war. to be sued for In Hie Court of Claims, pinvidiug the otuer can prove Ills luv.ilty luisopviis up an luiuicuse indtilitcduess lor Uucle Samuel tu mushier, and, if possible, liquidate. It Opt us up, also, no and to fraud. '1 lies number or loy it uitu dunn the wai who hate auftertit lliroucii luss Will aslomsli the woild, and tl.e aiuuuut uf pro perly sacrltli'eii will be aiuuziiie. As Ihe strength devrlopej III behalf ot this mea sure, Ihe old arly leaders Irom tbe LUati ru a id Western Stales grew alarmid. It had been under stood clearly tbat these claims wi re nsver even- lo be considered, and here we were going into them, and su these gentlemen attempted, as asoal, to con trol the carpel hasgers' vote, To their utter ilia. s list and Indignation tiey loom! tnli Impossible. Tne carnel-bagcen declined 10 be couiroile I, espe cially those who were boldiug tbelr ii' ils for the last time. Tbuy saw open U Uieui sourees uf com petence, If not wealth, aud weredetern ined loliaye their liw whether Ihe old party hacks liked It ur not, aud so Ike bill was carried through. As innllcrs now run, the editor nf the Kttnimj Ttltgium vioulddo well 10 make sums arrangement bystl.icli lie could secure Ui metal prgea of the OUit, anil thus sayo the coal of putting luto type Ihe news which he haa stolen, Yeeterday'i Tel arum as a mi re recrlul of TnuuUi'e Ololt. A DEVASTATING TORNADO. ar or a uovse on a iked i.arr ix tub JivnniOAJfs'B zn.ivs. Hreat Itnlliyny Depot Illown Down anil Can and I.ocomollvca Illovyn from tho TrncU-A Car Illown Into Ihe Klvcr-An r.oilnerr Ilurned lo Dentb-The Number of Killed and Wounded aa ycl UuUnotvn. Sr. Locis, March 8. A terntid hurricano passed over a portion of Gait St. Lools between 1 and 3 o'clock this afternoon. The wind first struck tho elevator on tho link of the river and took part of Its roof otT, and passing In a dits northeast direc tion It totalis demolished the freight depot of the Et. Louis and Vandalta Itiltroad, 809 feet long by 10O feet high, the freljl.t and piifenger depot of tbe North Kastera Kallroad, two Irt-ubt depots a portion of the passenger depot and ticket cKce, and the largo round hon-e of the Chicago and Alton llallroad, the carhousv scale oflce, freight office, and part of one of the freight depots of tbe Ohio and Mississippi road, the freight ant passen ger depots of the Toledo and Wabash road, and number of dwelling bouses In Ihe vicinity, A por tion of the roof of tha Ttrre Haute and Iudiinapollt depot was blown ou, and nearly all the derricks aad other arpliancea usd la the construction of the Iridic were torn from their places and blown into the river, Krer) thing la fact within a apace of from aJ to DOO yards wide was actually turn to pieces. A train of cars, IncluJlng a thirty-ton locomotive, waa Llowudown the track, and hurled about forty feet Into a alauth. Another train el thirteen can, laJen with irala, was overturned and smashed, and one car waa blown Into the liver. A train coining In on the Terra Haste road, wbra at Urooklrti, ihree miles north ol Kast Hi. Loeli, waa blown from the track, and about forty cars standing on a side track ol the Toledo and Wabc-li and Chicago and Alton road, about slue n.llcs out, were overturn u. The round house of the Chlcaro and Alloa rond, after being blown don, ought fire (ram an engine Inside an.l was burned. Tbe engineer of tbo loc.i tnotlvn was burned to doaib. Tlie number of killed and wounded cannui te silted to-uijht, but levin aro kno-vn lobe killed, in I between Uilrly and lorty severely wounded aonie dangerously, and a good many mure allrhlly Injured. Il Is believed a number of persons Is still burled fc. n eat a the tulni. Tbe s,r.e is fi-l.ital. Homes arc torn to frag -mi nts, others aic unroofed or upaet, aad still others ate carried bodily from taeir foundations, b.arcrly a bnlldlna r tree, or anytK. else within the track of the stuim Is standing. Tne wreck ant rain Is eemplit'.'. i'Lc pecuniary losses are estimated Is lollowa iheCl.irsgo and Allan Itellroad, l$")tM: OI1I1 and M -ll3il. J10,t'l: Tulrdo and Wabash, flil.illl: St. Louis an-1 Vandalli, I Vl.nl) Sutitli r.fiern, ."J,(": Wiggins Perry Company. Jtt.uou lie i ai.!i.vit 1 In it ot the evteru side of tbe 1 ire ri r.iusly Mmirel. 1 1'itotit is Tin: trios. 1 1. t i. Ilulb Privnlrs nml (Hdrera I'luntr line Jnll nml Ihr l.e'cturarlcsalv T'urnrit liver lit the Tender llerrlra of lite l.itwyv rs-Tfce t'liruiiailtiiituiiiillly al the l.iivs. tuuliou w.is nimln yeterdv before .lodge Cardoai to vacate tie orlir of arrest against On Win. 0. Ward, Maj. Ka:ene s. tur.soa. and Uu Itibuschrr, granted ou the !i;h of December last. In a suit egitlst tl em by ll.1J1n.ln II. Y'r I, for a le-reil fal. Iini.risunmeni MaJ. Luuion, one of tlie difendants. aa I'resldrnt uf cam it mailial f..r the trial of dslinquent members of tne Hevenrj--f!it lleglment, nrdereil the atresl of Mr. Yard for non oa nient of dues Imtxised b) tl e cuuit ut.iriial. Mr Leuhusc'icr eaeruied the w irntnl, and tlen. Ward nrprovexl the f 11 111121 of tn cenrt mir.nl. Mr. Yrl"as airestel in the th eif i::;.tSrMs nil run tlnrd in Jill lor ninett s hours, alter whirli tie w-as tiicturged on a writ ol hiltm le-jir hj Judge Jones. Mr. Y'ird then sjed thee military ofil.lals fbr fffilml ilimaees for fsle aire.- and imprisonment liie delendints were nrre-trit on Sttiirday evenii'i. and contlned In Jail un'il Mond iy, w uhoiit nvpur tunit) to give ball. On the motion yeiler.lav to dlsihsrte the order of arrest. Hubert Sewe'i, f..r the defeudsnis. ateued thst a court irni t.ai 11-a tawiul irihnta) applieah e only 'o the meni'.i'.ia ot tie urii'..i-y fcree. 1 ird wss a soliler. and as stii'fi amenat'lo to the military law, and to a ronrt martial. He wia uu y summoned to arpear before a lawlut court, ird nut appeariuc, a ludcment was glvin asalnsl him by deiault. It wis claimed t 'at no cause of sellon waa shown azainti eien tvaru, since seuiio -aiaoi vae set ci IsTU declairs that "110 action shad lie enter alned atalnst at y menitier ol a court marll d. or oftlcer or urnt aclng under its antnonly. on account 01 ths imposition of a Rue or pi nalti, or fur tin riecufion ufaseuiei.ee on any pcisuo, if sucli pfi-i.it anali have been returned as a delinquent, iinu duly ca amlned before sach court A. J. Vandtrpool, in opposition to the motion, held that II e court martial had no Jnn-dtctlnn nvi r Mr. Y'ard, and Ihsl sit who acted tn the mallei were trespassers. The rules applicable tu courts of -pedal and limited J-irlnllrtlon ninst rontrnl here t'ue only ground npou whlcl, tbe court mirtlil els msd or could get Jnrisdictiun was tint Yard wasaniem ber of the regiment Teunl, pielense of member ship abowii wss 1 111 lie u.id signed an enlistment blank of tbe Natlunal Oniril ho never signen. tne toll of tbe regiment, nor was mustered In. nor did lie In any way ever lake part In H.e m ceeellngs nf trie regiment. Hut even though the court martial li-ul Jurtsdictlun, the warrant wi.s de foe-live un its ce 111 not setting forth float tne find ing had been approved b) tbe ofOcer urderiig lae court. Tlie wariaut aa also claliiel t.i be till on Its face, because tne law under which It was isaoed wa passed on the l'tti of March, 10. w. ie lae offence is char. ed to have been committal untie div previous. Hat Here waa a graver ubj man tH'. I be section of the military code anthonrise tbe Imprisoument of delinquents waa e'snmit tn be unconstitutional, because in conflict with the pro vision' tbat the trial by Jury in all cica tn whlca it has been theretofore uel shall remain inviolate, lor ever;" "no person shall be deprived ol nr.'. liberty, or croperty without due pruceaa ol law." At the time of the adoptlou 'if tbe ronitltutloii of tbli Stale, a delinquent cou'd not be Imprisoned fur the non payment uf militia Ones no mote can any "a" now be deprived of Mi liberty without du' prmw of law that la by tbe prucosa utile "old taw tlie r, 'melon law. Ths Oiurt reserved It decision. Sllll' JILltXLlt .IT .MM. Cnusplrnlor on Trlnl l.riiplng Ovrrbontd In Mld-Orenu lo l!senpo liiulaliinrni -A Vovnge ot llorrnra. The tnal ur Fieder ek Allen tuid James Mrni den, sailors, on charje of Crlng the sVlp Itatxrl Klwards at sea in Jul) last, waa begun in the Culled States Circuit Curt yeiterjay before Judee Wood ruff and a Jury. Several witnesses were examined, amung whom were Captain 1'esse, master of tho ship, and i-atuuei Dune in, a youth of elgbU-en. Tlie latter testified mat ho was called down .nto the fore hold where I'erdue was, snd wlii.e plating checkers tbe tiring ol tbe ship w as dlscii-sed, and he ws warned that il he told the capt.uu lliey would pitch him overboird. He saw l'erilue cutting a hole throui.il the grating thit senaratrd tho furecaslle from the fore hold 10 all'nm them an easy pissage tu all parts of ttie alnp be us deck to nrply ttie tire. After Ihe fire was discovered the whole crew were ac usedof the otrer.ee. ami the offJcers while I'ae ship was tinning, with do hofos ef saving Iter neat the men shockingly, and two of the men leaped overbiurd rall.er than submit to It. They were Hrrne and a Dane. Tne secund taai laid, when ho taw the Dane, whom he had be-eo bi aiing, Jump oyertioirrl, (In, you son nfa litrne said lust as he was about to take the lata1 leap, (loud by, shiemaies gu to my chest nnd set ir.y mother's Address. 1 canuol stand tin" Duuean stiw him jump and struggle in the aater as l.o drifted astern, and no erlori w .mi ner was made 10 rescue him I ne Dane and lljrue wero picked up hy the Mary llioe. Ilealli ol 1 lie Hermit of 1 lie Hudson, JVom IA ring It 'ire. Daniel Williams, the hermit or the lluiion river, who has lived for many years In it-clusion iu a title lu; hut wiuca ne l.ud couitrucied upon Hie eastern uauK ol the river, near Kiunsy Creek, in tho lawn of Ks'on, Wuhington couuiv, whs found de.n in l is suanly on r-undiy mnruing iast. Tne tocluse never ietl Ills luit fur Ihe nauaia of man, ex cept when lis necessities requited thai l.e mould go uut and tarler stltlilhe nurl.1 lor provisions In sustain lie Absenting himself Oslo ml the usual time, seieral of bit neiglthurs visited bit dwelling on Sunday kicked tne dour open, and found the hermit Ivtng upon the floor still on I cold. Judcl ig Iruin appearances, Mr. V illisins had baru deid aoiue dm. having pio ably fallen Irom I la chair, sndespuid uiilanlir. He was born and rsarid lu tCaston. Several yenra since, beouinitg iliei'tnioj with tbe wurtd, te look upon hluiseif the lite of a lier nlt, and pasted lui iline ts doll y eventpt Iron the caiei of II e, and in entire leeluiloi. irom ine wrrld aruiind hltu. He waa a man of co'isider.ibls ahtltty, and Is aa!d to bate been poaiosoisd ol property at his death, riirreiful Uiirnlnir of u Cold Mine, De'Ulte Ihe threatening appearance of the w.-atl er veileruii. 'I lie M itou lion! Jeweii y Company at Til ilroadaay. bad a grau.1 ui sainy, and Iroiu tuoi nlug tii late 111 Ibu etviiii g, their store wai tbtongeU sub geu tleoien and llls, many ot shorn made heavy pur cuius. Al the lowest ealculatioa the MiHou tlum paiiv was vi'lied by al least lea. taouisnd peeple during tbe day. Via would couiaend this hoc of Jewulry to ths notice of our readers acid are ilsd to ebronlcie Hiu tucceii 01 Ike MUtaa tiold Jewelry Lout jiauy .lira, j trxur cnvsniso ovn coxstEitcn. T Detention of tho I'lorldis end tbe Rnln f ker Owner-Claim for Dxmage lie-rneed-a-ant Instlgnted by tbe Hsnnlsh Minister riomelhlng forCoogresa lo Do. The libel against the steamship Florida having been dismissed by the decision ot Judge niatchford. and an application by Ihe United Stalea AastsUnt District Attorney,fen. II. II Darin, Jr., for a certifi cate of probable cause, having been denied by the tame Juilge, tbo owner. Gen, Francis Darr, under date of January 80, 11. addrossed Hecretary Fish, presaotingbJa claim for damages, tlx., 1101.000, and requested that payment bedennnded of tl.e parly the Ppanish Minister who bad Injured bim by la iiltg .tlog tl.e seizure of tie ship and ber detention, on the charge of Intent to violate the neutrality law, through Ma (the Spanish Minister's) attorneys. Webalcr A Craig, Ike fofnacr of whoei la Mr. Fish's son ln law LETTER Of SgrntTART riSlt. Gen. Darr received the following reply, aud it Is offered to tbe acrious ojnsideration of the people of this country, as wellaa to tbe lawmakers; for If bocretary Ktsh Is correct In lit Information, and If Ihe detention of the vessel. Hie damago to ber cargo, and tbe rnln of tbe owner were necessary and In cidental to tbe ordinary and J0Jlcl.1I admlnlatratim of the law, and If this free lance ul fciuln. clad In ids diplomatic armor, caa with linfunllv atilta legit imate commerce, II is lime tnal the neutrality laws were ameailed, and that such others l.e otesed ae wld oblige the accuser lu muke reparation fur dam irus whirl; he n.aycaase by proeswutfonson jroiind leia ebaiges. lierTHsiT e fjriTg, Wasuixotox. t i ln j 7o Fianttt Parr. 11 Uut rav itretl, Aea )'u. Rl- I have to i.cseowiadg lie receipt ofyuor letter nf SJtn tun.. I lelsuo.i to ibe dettnlion of your iliiu lie Honda, during me Judicial ptoerins against nsr upou a etiarre of vlutanet the neutrality laws. 1 ou preient a claim for damages, that tnls Depattmeut "may" (la your own Isnaosisl "deinsnl payment from tne rartieswho bale Injured me" (you), "and who from their diplotnauc poiluoa are frsa trom lUa jariiJIi lion of eour eonrn." I reily, I base lo lay that the Riecatlv Depart in. ni or il.li Oovrrnutent ran take no proc' lings ajslr.il penoni whu have the Immunity attached to the diplomatic eharaeiei,fxcei toaik ibelrown Oov ernment tre I Ibem irom ihl country I bsve no luf jrmatlon wutch wuula Jmttty such a step la reapeot to Hie snaatin Mlrd'ter, or wairant any claim before tne llovernntenl which be represent!, growing out of the arrest and detention of lae Fluflla. So lar as Ibis uepa'tn.nt is Informed. tiee were Inciden' to Hie ore) naty and Jotlclal administration of the laws, pi which Ihsd no agency, and which Impuninpon 11 no tesponiiiliiiy or dul ""'""'TOtTosnbii. Tit teizi'Rt or ths vgssi.u Thi p.oii.Ja was s.ied In tins purl on A nx. SO. 1n, aliorily Ihrrraiiir taken to Ihe Saw Yard, and th-ie detained uutil released by the declilo of Judge lllaicb'onl. alter I' e kips of neirlT five rnutilhe. An Immediate trial waa earnestly asked by the owner, and he was told that no obstacle would be oils red hy tbe lltsiiiel Attorney's de partmcnl. The sincerity 01 Itis promts will bv duubte-l. On the n-ornlnj of Monday. nt. W, Ocn. Darr was called upon b a inucli e-leemsd geiuleman. who had teen t e guest onr mtiJay ul tlie "ecree tarv ot "late, at the v ilia nf tbe I tiler tl (larrtsun a. Tl.ls getiileman en) .s leie frlendihlo and esteem or Mr Hsj s, d his limllv tu in eti'lti'.nt isgrei;i and kludli priipits1! to txfnr -i ",er trtn Oen. Darr tn I e"-treiury .,r Stile, ind to deliver II I uit evening I'he eeigure ol iru Plorlda was tlfsl niadi known to .r Klsi .1111 his (r'end t'nt raorclng taruugb a parmrr. p'i in a mnri lug napi r. The fecretary of Hist eipreed his snrrrl't' not un'y ni tbe seizure, but tnat be had not len ad vised 01 consulted sboel It In .dinner. Ileduaot .ev remeui'.cred the Cabinet tneetinsuf Orl t, t-u. t wlii'n a letl 'r of 'len D irrtnd neen nnder ma- leru Ir. 1 tu waieh a reply bsl been ..n hur ed b 1, e Pieauieni. and written tiy a die'ln n-fe 1 m ta nr ul Hi iwlilnei 1 his rnil was ul i. li a 11.11. re Hist its pulilirntion nu tl e trial atsnriui tug isioxisnaisr of all who reait the delariluu in our 1 1 t- tud-ai in munitiuus u war, and sbia ti, ua, as eiv u tt.t-i-s-e. it ws 1 lo the (,'uuani as ui tbe ep.i-i. .1 d lit roiitr.itin sscft auuuuc-iuinl won tbe a.-.'.aa tt solt of tl.e it'etnpt to do an. Neither Mr. rih nor Inc. Presl lent, tu 1kUi ef whom (len. Darr appf iled, reerue tag an Ki.uiesii'' rial, coudesi'eiid. 1 to reply to Ins leltues. The Altorney-tirneml aitsinxf lliristiin tesignallon Pending Ules eflorx fur a trial, bond were ocferod bv the o. ner ul tin- ship lor Hi" pnrseentmii of hr vum rc to Vera Cnut, ard that sbe st.i aid nut violate tbe ucutnlity law hti in pca-rsfl'ja 01 a Id oanrr. I inaliy H.e District Atloiney pruposcsl a I nnd. tbe conditions nl wl.ien welt "li u enrgn tu He m. .ijtji d lore in New Yi'tk. t.d teld. and the vis'-el tfl pr-vred In h.illaet lo s.ilD Central ur Potllb Ainertctn pi rl, and there be sold.' Tins bond was duly executed In November last by dlrfHon and approvH ol tl.e District Allot tie put whent e owner einucted a ri uoi.toii of l.t v, s-a he was informed "that the bond had Ixet -in I. Hi Attuniev lteneral for his approval, -t.l'i- .Ba al ume Inu lact. long anspeeled, tbat Tllg fni'llll TK'V AMI 1'ELV.r in tie Ir'el ha t em..nated Iro 11 ine lunie t! i'i'" ser nf the President Hr .lly Hie tiond wa r and pruceedinr cul.tlnucd Hits 'act lllairjle tui secret aud malign li f.uenee el the couns.-! ui ik Miaulsh Minister -an luilnsiiee tbat has Seen tie scandil ot the AdnJinlatrMl-.n. Kverybody remembers tue farce ef the tml Hie libellers produced no witnesses, and tl'C slignlir sprctaele In a cunrt of Jns'lre waa offi red 0 setxing tn (licit ad'tilt'lonr from Ine owmr which might lo U'ed a; int him and bis proper' r. In fact. Ine Ass.stnt D strict At'ur ney oderiil to prose tint "tie witness IfJ.ii D rr s. an active and ind i. ntial ally or Culn, and the mnsi d.u-grroii eneui 01 fistn 111 New York." 1 l.i-reniark was 111 deprei ati'tn of the ileci-.ui' ol .ne Ju gr 11. 'netaiiitiig Ueu Dan's re'ns.il 10 an saei ceii-.ia qneli.ici vtbic. 111 II' lutl.-t-. f.ptn n n. wiit.ld have made tie -rc r Js ,.f tl e I ourt :ne tlnil wirnntsuf e- inut,.e uiei. an I ciaetd tse uurleasiut ItcDressii'ii lual tue Auiumisiniun wis not io uincli btut 011 be viDdi atlon uf I l.e ne utt til t taws as aniluus to tirclecl lbs ine-etef Sra'C. re.kidlees ol tha uwHU rights 'it1' ien Tlie libel is dsuiussed. and Judge 11 .irblurd -el to trsn. a i-etlllicate uf piobab.e iu e. LltlUllT till A K .'.V, The (lovcrnment'a Hostility lo Ihe I nlon 1'urlOc Itallraald-Tbe Iterlllt ol Haul srell' rand Akeroaa's llrelslena. Hosyox, March 8. Oliver Ames, i're-irlent ef the t'nlon 1'actflc Ualh-oad Cnmp-asy. m ide a report tn the etocklioldrrs al Ihe Directors' meeting tn. r.av. Alter relerrlsg to the Improvements uiide neon I lie toad ilutlrg tbe past year, the lurrntsed iri.Tc by .nu uia-ntng uf thr mining regions, an.l tte ir.crestM recelput antlrlrrated by tne traniportaltdn u' un and tilts Irom t'blna and Japan, he says Ibe gtest mutations which have taaeu place in onr aei unties is tbe months ua-i ,crLiDi demand some ea p anatlou. Atirreee bad sued the l.ov -r-nnert nilt tt. na upon mlllloni on thr eosi of Us rrsiisirts. non over the ctitint nml It, the I'ai-titc aiu-r s.e bad don.' isiv with thr n.ee, ty n keento soldiers fur eighteen buudreu uu.es to Si'rii.e the aatety ol tt. imntigratiun said iramuurta. ion trade alter e bad opened the vast Internr to lettienieat seven e-us esrlt 1 tliau leqi.lredul ui by ur vnaner. the nitiouof mine of the depariinenu ui tus it it ernmeal bora nr 10 hostile to ui ss 10 -bat. the c-e 1 1 ef tne corp.iraliop ire Trestory liet'sriaient Urt r.ftieil to r-.-etse 1'nttr.i t-tates I'scinc Kailrusit hoe Is as a Oasis for liatiaing nut tans lease iel iheu- uurcaiit.le vaute If neat se.ei led and set BfArt these uouds In itl niouiblr ptio 1cai1.1t. of the 1 ub u: dcut at u net a portion 01 the Uelt nf Hi tn t-d fates, nu, of our ruad eictastvely. tn.is appsremly Indlcatlnc Us irrriponsil.ility, and thereb) agaiu lessen na tneir valae 1 ia--n tuif, lilted monthly, nut 'nty tho Indebti jnr.s wtt'i the tnteieit. out 1 1 deficit uf IBlerest s u due as as aud led un- Raid, and trier, wont ef all auu liaide-t of all, with ct t trm us all our earnings in the truiipuriattnn uf letters, newipapen, packages, and ot the aimt sail uavy.altol win -h wensl h.ttirrtn hern paid uue tilif of, as undsi the set uf Cona-rcts. fns Treasury )-nart mem najforuried in Uie latt act uf 111; ast.ee by an oi'in on ttt lltr Altorns) fieneral Ihcee rspeata I blows sgauist ihl, the rrtat work of the age. su unaipecie.llt ui c, i.-.l. sboua our ciedtt toe tbe Hint', for II wnuon leen a" it felt I bat tier irjura I on could witliitand sreb st.arks, an 1 beni e ibe Hide aud wnd variations tn tlie msraii v uu ut our seuuri tie. Tie .Imtlel. ry tinnu'tuee 01 the I'uitrd rta es senate, i very nemner exep.t one uffaet inetr .wal ol lntuu tbai t'u- iifr.-st a 1, not due. aa-alnst tliu onln lull of tlie Atioruet -teeners! tail it was ail dne. And every ultier titniuee in both Houses of Coaa'tii-s beiure wltutn tbe queailun was ttunc it, agrceu Willi Hie Judiciaiy t uciin.uee of tbe sierale. (loth H01111 s nf t ougitt-s iltiallv retened the actioa of the Trcvu.v lieparlnient ana 01 the Attorney Oeneral -Hie House uf l:eireent.vtivis;attli,tit adlvtaioo t and tan rssaa n the reiteration of (be erecil of the road, with a great advaaee to an its leeuritka. A'ler Ibe renoing ul Hi repott the linn. James Ilrneka, of New York, wss called 10 lb cuair, a.. I tbe mesilug pre tedd In elevl 111" cuts lor the en suing tetii 'liie wbolo nuuiiier ul vuies cast was r.rj.iXl, Wiiicn were tinaciuiuus lur uw lullowUig iirket 1. w t-1 l v. a,k. i.ui.-r -sines, wenii t'uu. r.ii-ua .stains, liases Antes, Orr.luerlietier.it Ir. l.obbms.of .Mass.nusuiii; 1.. 1 Munuo, Jsru. s Itiouks, Aiduey Dillon. Audrew tar nai.e.uf New York It. o issA.Senti, Kagar Thoicp iui', of I'ent lylvsiua Oeurce W liniman. uf linn.., 1 (.1 Uusl.nell fat Cincinnati and (J. St Ho.lge 01 lus a. 'Ih Directors subsequently elected Plumas A. Scull nl t'rknylvai,l.i. I'resldeut, and he read Ihe lullow Ing sinnmary from the oTietal riord: AVrnlnfis. IsTO. l'roin Jan 1 lu June ill, fSTUt. WV'JI; irumJu.) 1 tu Dti 81. 8,MU M.W. lam, ti,firt n. Ltrtntet. 14111 Frero J in. J to .lsne an f tt. Il ftl.il; 'rum Jsuy 1 10 Dec ol, (l.uSii.Hta.Sl. luul. ts,im,4HT3. Net earnings, t'JtMT.Sltti: Intnrest ntmn bonded debt. Including 10 irr ceut. in.'cuoe bonis, bnt ea elusive ul land giant bonds, ft MI 11.1, leaving a ur. plus ol f 11(1 TiS Land il.-pirim.uii bunds. 7 t.-r cent currcnoy. tin nil Ull; soinuai lutrrail, f7ii, 0X1, land sales, luu acres pru-iiua, 1 S,,:alu uvorar a price per sore, $1 aii tie aitiiuni ul 1 ,e,e sales, tue 1 ouipaiiy I as retailed itm r' i-eaie.l lui 1 gtani bi nor tu tne t iiei.t ol Vj. isio. and fur the retnaindir tbe (ouiuisy Holds Itnd nates uittunaj In one, two, an I three var with accrued loieiuet, teifi,'sVJ, mating 1 Jl'JoXsl. '1 he cuudliion 0 He land department may there fore he slated Ibus IWinils, f 10 (Al UUJ nil yen 'a luteresl It cruun. (TabUO; tot. I, tll,ls tKSJ j pnn dpal reduced bt buiots redeemed, (7Hti.ti); land Holes un hand, (tiTttt-M 11 ukuic fl bl'i.'.M; snowing an abaulut redtietiuti uf f Ml.itlU alter pruvidisg an auiuunl equal lu Ibe inlsital upuu lbs tulir deul tu tbe laud department. Ibu lum pa ay is e- titled under the grants from Oovernnieut to l'.'.ucu.lstl nrres, aftor lilt- deilm Hon ul land precaipiiKl Uuiots the ptsasg ef Ihe act, fr -m which deduct Ibu total aoaouul lieroiutorv sulu, ta.fAa. leaving on hand as an aascl ll.teI.II? si-fra, whlt.li. at aa average value of t'i per acre, beltti a) per crnl below lbs mlnlrutiui lluvrtumeiit price f ir adjoining lands owned by Ik, tiivaid yield ihe groa t sum of Bt3iet,-13i. rOUTER'SWOIlTllLKSSlNAVY JtlLlSa TIIK MUX WITH THIS HirHAT. a JWX AX1 Tttli CVTLASS. Alrocllle on ItoHrd tbo Alnskn A Negr rimolbered lo Denlh-A I'lremnn'a Mluill fpllt Open-A Model Kaeeullv l) nicer. Coneiponnence of Ihe sun. On board tuiAlasxi, Cms, Jan. 2, ltr?l Copies of Tut btf eontalnuig exposuraa ot a aharnslul doings In oar navy have found t' etr way j oa board the Alaska, It Iheie distant waters. I need not say that they have been received with pleasure by every Bailor on board, and I bc.icve ty eren ocr good captain himself. Many dark and drcad'ul crimes have disgraced this ablp, la spite of the axeitiont of Cap. Hake, lae of these, which were perpetrated but recently, I am going lo give yuu Ibe parllcnlsr of lust It. as far as It will be safe to d 10 at present. Our executive officer, Mr. Watson, la a One sfrel men of nil cJi's. Ha goes In lor dltclp'lne. Noi latlifjcd with Ui ordinary meaaa at bit disposal, b Intents tew metbodi ol pnnliuiaent, or revives uh olete ones. A short tine ago Mr. W a'oa bad a aweat-bot erected oil buird tlio ship. It was c) tnd substantially bmll. Tho Joints were as ot .se as those of an lee ehe-t. II wi nutlled, ni.,1 painted, and ornamented. Likewise II had a duur. with a slru'iz padlor. nn it. It Was quit a lotu'y a I l.tion to Ibe ship. In Hie door about the height of a man's lace, were a few auger holes, 11 waa about tau site ot a large batb ael on end, On board tbe Alxk was a stilwirt negro mmtd Jnhneoi, a good sailor and 1 stea.lt man Hr com mitted some trivial oBence, and fall nnder Lae dl pleasure uf .Mr. Watson, Johnson was put lato tlie iwuat-bor. aa t punlihmenU Mr, Watson put hl-n In. loi'krd the door, and neld the key. He was ke t Inere shoot three hours. Ho fares Johnson wss con cerned, Watson mlaLt have Prolonged hit Incarcera tion lo three months, Jnhniuu walked Into Hi aweal-box t strong, hale fellow, lull of life, Join ton, when the door of the aweat-bot waa opeoet, fell forth t limp, sodden corpse 1 This circumstance ol course created great sen sation among the crew, it eausl trouble to soma Innuceiit men, about wblen you shall knoarbyattJ by. One of the petly officers, a 1 la auriti iit of Hi surgeon, went Into the awost-boi with titer mounter, lie rem lined Inside let Ibm au kour, and when he came out waa aitaausted. Tue mae cary Hood al 110. Mr. Watson drinks. He, moreover, gels drunk on whiskey. Using thus drunk he I uses the llule ui roundness bu haa abuut bim, and oocumca t brate. l ..en In ibis cindillou a fireman named I'.rop-y offended bim. He seized a cu'tist Irom tbe rack and literally en.ll open Ui nun's skull. Bruouy prtlrire.it charges agaliisl Wats.m. Watson paid limp j tl-VI la Mexican gold 1 1 abandon tttem Mrs Juhnaon. die widow of tne munlrrrj nrtro. reldes at Chit Iriluw-j, tear llualon line Ls about I tu ne.u.on lungresi lor compensation tor tue deatb 01 l er nna.iand. I 1 he swe.it-boi waa taken dawn, and erarv trac of It retsoved whea liie ALska eatua In aigm of Vn Admiral a sula. OLD SALT. A Illtti Old t'la-ht aa Uimrd n War Vrael I'll luu Tuttiblera und Brsbpat Head Yel low l'eser, Cursal ttpcla, nnd rjlmwIUaea- PuiLinr.irnn, March 7. Nutwithatanditig the rigid ant and recu atloov lo thr contrary, rer'ocal rollislons are becoming common again in the navy. Only few nioiiU a ago tctre was the unfurtuuata King and Kellogg meeUng at Iter West, soil nuw a ilrprat en onnUr in the bay of Csllao, on tbe imii uf J.mn.iri, between the navigator and tbu pa; tt-aster of Uu United Slates sloop-of-war Jame. t .wn is ri purled. Il appears tnat the wardroom ititr wi re 1 1 dinner c .ait.ng npun ci.u.'ia; tu l wbep s-irre riuiuk was uirJe abutit th'1 tinerliaseof ettleittiipi in tbe navy, i his wis .111 rrtfr r ''ulel by ti e navl.atur rnissiblyuii Had ami line grootus tbe lie was given, iud In abutil :t miuut" pel' was traps'oruied latu wttr Hie tuviat ,r anl pa uiaier were netimgeacti outer In tumid sijlo, snd ulo"i a, a fl'iniug relv Til' sarieui. niarlnn nRl er and other piorupHy luierlervd and parted teerembaunis. AU seotacd over when Ihe pavmister called the navigator to a penuusl lespumlbilny and 1 nmct ately cbal eose 1 hua. Tue latter declined upon tbe gru'SUd lliat the paymaster was noi a tenllcmaii, I aid he tsnaldii'i njni him. wborriipon ibe caaocei lor of Hie nival eicnequer mlled the Indig.ianl nar t;atur s coward an I u liar, nnd threw a glass uf water la bis face, inls decfarallon ol war waa in atanianrunsty rjanonded to bv a tnmtiler, wat. r and ell, from the navlgttor's sblo of tho late which isirrlj missed the omdal heal of lint m nraeter, bncj broke inlu fragmeuts oa one of l..e bulkheads ol the ruum. link tumbler bad hardly .tfl tl.e i.avigk'ot's bkcls when uue fratu ine pa; master, who was seated un the opoo-iie or larouard side. pacd li. and, striking him In tl.e held, loll to piece, on Ids rhuulders, lu. lowed by drops of bio, d. i'he in'nrlated ltavigatur, It la said, instantly rr erussed to the 'nrbuard sid and .aln asaded tne pit master, who fbugitt va.lv.tn Crest r. niuli.n mn-t have lu'lowet IMs, md a general intrr'rtenee on Ihe part ol the Itsy ahidtn: uffirers was ner.-irr to stay the rrneeedniga and part the betllcerents. whicli was dune with murli iilfSeulty. Ml. it tho lsne woulJ hive oeen a.. I they nut done so no mm cm sti ft r perun ae qnnnle.1 wlin these officers assert that they are 1.0th verTdeterailue.it and powerlnl men, and or ate ut the ssme piiysicat ediiite fucii oecurret.i e-. pa-:n ulail) in foreign port, are greatly ti be regretiud, lor the aelirs c u mver be tnnir!"""d. I'l'.e laws of tbe navy a-e ve-y strict in ibvlr piohiblion of qusrreti, .r in -Ibur approilmating provnkini; conduct b'twe n either tbo oaiis ur men, and iiiftactluni are one", when reported, acrerely puulsbtd. The Ja'nr lowu, uie ship In widen tbu trouble tmreu d. seems to be a most unfortunate ehl So' w .a beard ol al ranuuia and Sitka w ith Uie yellow 'ever (u Mexico iUi small pox aboard; ashore on cor-1 reefs In ibe disiaui Islands uf tne l'ueitle, a, 1 onl, r-eently tier commander, Capt l'ruxton, wn re He Veil ior an un'orlunate mistake In order ng an "pa ill 01. Us American Consulate in llor.olu a It P (ieo. Jurilrin en Cubsn Aflalrs. TV .'Ae KJtter of Jki Suu, Sir: I regret deeply to tee that Ocn. Ryan tai Ibouckt Al lo drtw my nam Into his newipsrsr cunirovrray with the agent of the Ilepubllc of Cut a In tbe Culled Slates. lie aaya la his teller, printed In Tbi He of tb s morning I llyan tat ready to go tomorrow w uu SOU picked men, old soldiers, Jost to keea IT' til rolrlug." "flea. Jurdia reiuiei lo return wuli It s than 7,000." "He Jordan la opposed to Ihe sen I tag of smalt expeditions, and plaint) sees the uee-i 111)' of fending a well oreaolred command." Now, with what (len Kyan chose to publlib bis own vie as and wishes, 1 have 1 otblug to Sty but I deem II proper to declare Unit ne Is t 1 aulliotized lu publish what I taio rufuie.1 to -I. In other word, bo has no wirrsnt fur swerlliig ti, 1 t have "reiu-ed" tu rrlurn to Ceba, with tnls 1 that uuraae-r of nun, Moreuver, bad I ever 10 quaintad him with tat- views or purposes, my prop silfons, or my refusal In such cumiictiuu, aasuie y it wuuld not have been dune Willi II e Idea ol Its publication of tbe facll lb the cewtpaiert with I utv permission. One wurd mere. I lako this occasion to sat 'o tbe t tihans In ILe Cnlted States, as 1 nui gi,ul to -,e (ien. Itfau dote: dive up paity rai-ioirr 110 g you. I lute heartily tugeiner loncentr.te 1. r wbo'c irkuurccs ol every surt. Uat I mun ao avuld and discourage all tlatwili serve tuir controversy, discoids, and tiivlst .na atuung 1 ut..i, s iu tl.ls country. ti such din ords and dissent 1 i you will 1. cut quered Ti r. ugh liutnoiiv anil 1 1 e-i erjreile ne uf jour anliei ieoreea. as 1 wlnm, you will be. sure tu trtump.!. snd bu bapouy r siloed tu uur homes uul otliersvi-e, Nlw York, March a THOMAS JOHD yv Sl'.VJIKAM.S. Th CJueen of (Ireece it said to h mi e be-t aresswii women m Kurapi'. The summit of Mt. Washington is fr-e of mow, nnd took! at hare as in summer. WATCIIINO Tllg SMOKg, Thr-e stood the Old Sport with a mole ni'."' Au I Ins lia l-euuitc tacu siiow.nl a pa k.'i 1 v. men peeml luusi InitUirtnaiv itru ttie er I White evc.lemeut ran high and where v 1- 4 loud. W haf'i the matter, Old Sport -'twas 11 us 1 L t seoki And be sa'.d, Understand tne-liu awai -i' smukg." Watching tbe srcnfci 'iwa 10 no' s near phrs.., Hut ex; re live, 1 thins. In lli.-e riatig il 11 mo vv ben uud inritis ul ipeern atul udu last o.- 1, 1 l.tt.e udu itumuers to iisuees. t.. in." .0 a no -And attauitgii tue nut opurl -..-ae thi sm -(beta's a lure t. ti ut aliaui-i ua a.i 1 suiekt.." See hraee tTr I.' Kranee nr. so r tin r Itv the .Helm ol it ,r -lie liar 1 -11 1 asi li a. And ti.e rni-11 ridt .it 1 ..I 1 l"i" 'e .ros r..i liie 1 tt iw '.'u tnal it -.1. 1111 is. huw. n ls,Iia..ie buw. U 'liealll 1 e 1. Vok Ah lliiBiartk f r yt art, has wafeli -i. All onr thread po "leiii, ant lea ers in j 1 I'rom tlrn'caic a t 'ou iu 1'rou 11 1. ud aarriuit. too wluhivegatt. l... II ne a in bill si'.i I e iti ok' i.i a. 1 1. Aad ill said U'it n II wheu H e iiuiiU a- W at found, wlili hit eve uwr) waU'iilug II A id Pr.sildeini. rant, tboi glia-oiie ii k I u sstun I) .uitei.tbt'.l iu iliti nob e in 1 lie ts uul i ite s 1 su.e what t' t i. w'n.ii en on n .lai cyiio-s, in it e 1 e f 11 As lie l,oes lo IUI ei-e 1 tl V s ll. I i "U. i He dnas btiuwn I'littleg, ana teaitiiua tti" in nrr J urnevlng much, bulb l .1. u III e, ward it Ui .1 no il a tin il..' mi.. w bai't It. ooju't u asa li A fiere ol ol.l 1 li nt (il iw s i' al t li 1 And the made ol 1 ktuctui tl..' no 10 boat Uie Jumt llt.U Comm. 1- ju 1-". u a i 1 1.1 a.oke. IVbvwithcIa'mi proandeon t'etw vi .t 1. b N V'ur ihe buruiug ol ihlpt and 1 u-1 1 li 1 1 1 'Twill it quire sune t ill lalmiitr nt m i n t a. .11 a liele. Ie I 111' it liere Is our l.eorae 1 1 .no tu ttie t-iea.. nine n-ice eantir a it 1 1 Ine uld Ui null ilou, auu are ttauuiug 1 e All v io begrudse Ine poor urknisn ins t Whu w.iil't leiigtiiu, nut 1I1 ru-ti lis 1 ...r-iit Wbo'a'uiild hire eonvtct Istor, tticu btai irwt. W pi ee And iiul.i uut a premium in c.-rr tpibn nod 1 -vi je inntftu.1 up 1,1 n, plcti .'re. 'is M la wiiriuul take waiaiug' au ire wi'. ''f, lo.ue o 1 .Mauiul, IUI-
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I r. THE SEN, THURSDAY, MAnCll 9, 1871. il FATHER JESSE'S TROUBLE, i- A conniiavoxoRtiT takk the HA1KMKSTS Of ALL 1'AKltBS. 1V but Ibp Htomsoe 8ay nnj what Father .Irsse Avera The Latter again Ar Unutt ledur thni he Itlndr the Oflcri but hm Hint tbe f-IOtl mi to Uv to tU Fuur-ll. I'. Wliltienioru' Case. forriii'tiDdt-uc of Ihehuu. CisrixMATi, .March 4. TliU city is wIM orcr the recent disclosure respecting the venerable oU gentleman who presides oter tho Covington. Post OHlc. The friends of Father Jssso aro loud la tholr tie nunclatiunt of tho Moms family, ami the litter In duigo Is the moil fearful Invective agalntt the (Ir nils father and ion, for what the term their tat tniralllude. TDK SOLIUM MB. BLOS. I arrived1 hero bit night, and at core Mt to work to probe the whole thing to the bottom. 1 lint toubl out Dion. Won la the heavy manor the Hi eufnr.and la thoroughly posU-dou the Orant'Stomt Imbroglio. Entering the Enquirtr office I mounted a Terr o1eran ttslrease, aail was at once nshered Into Mom's JtD. Thai geotleinau sat bummln( the Dead Mirth la "8ui" In a low, monotonous tone, ae he scratched away on the second column of aa article slowing that the Democrat will have a roajurllr In the Forty-ttcond Congrtss, aol did cut at Aral notice inc. 1 coughed. The pen slurped. The meltncholy noise was huthed.and 11 r. Wjs looked op. "Mr of Tui NKwYonKSi'n," I sitJ. Mr. Moss's counlcnnco rckip ed Into it tulle. I am delighted to !n you, tlr. The Son l the greetcst paper In the country. 1 read It most reli giously ever) dey. Bcie te the last tMue received. Vea tee how we eat from It." And Mr. IHost he d tp copy of the paper perforated withhold. Hat ell dunn, ilr." un. nLon'a Lima. I lit down and quickly opened my business, "All, ant to Bad out about thla Slums affair, eh I Well, I tell you It's rich. Did Jesse put his foot la It for ouce In his life, and tho old fellow may qulrm and wriggle a much as be please, and he ei et out of II. Hut you rautl see Mum, lie d tell yen all abonl It In Just teu mlnnirt. I'll site you a note of Introduction." And Mr. Blots turned to his desk, Helxlns a plec of paper, he btily made a few scratches with a nilterao. old ticn, an! folded It up. "lake this to Cant. Stoms's father," ssld Mr. Blots. He's sn old Irlsn J uf nilec, and he'll be very glad to tee you." look the envelope and detmrtol, and sfltr a trort walk reached tie itore of Mr William. Slonis. the rattier el lhe uulucky Assessor. Kuirrin; the little eouutlng-rooin I saw an elderly geutio nan lttm by the stove lautanc-d ai.d hands I htm t., noui. II took It. lone J at the superscription, md at length openo i It After Rasing at p. lor five minutes or to Mr. btouis Cor it wad Ikij handed li luck with the rem irk to-lav""""' l m t0 r ,0 RlV0 5U ia,lll"i I looked at the gentleman with ora surprlo. "1 beg tsrdon, sir,-1 I said, nut you uilsundcr- Hind ine. I tiUi nut begglm."' I" Oh I excuse no llic n," bo re' I ed. You tee the asms ilgnod to that nir was thu oulv thing I o ui.t r-eaiblr resd, and 11 oss tends to may cnarity hunt ers to me, that 1 a, ton il concluded yours was also a begging mission. I don't saa.iue you etu reij this younx 1', but can yon tell me wli it It means I" I teflicil tun It mu inieuJd .o u .t ii.te uf Intro, dncuun, and t en ltiu-0 ci) mats and bntlneo. yr.-Ovms at uuce ttujj uiy hand sud tuuo mi Vt seated. MR. sflttj's SIOtT. Tie Is s Bntteman about 63 years of ate, thin, V wlrey. and qu to zray. but not bit tcmk.ru by nny xneins. Host onco took Mown the bars and rave sue s clear Idea ol til way l'v leral nil. Irs have ruu la Ihlt tectlon since the advent of the (Irani Ad nln btra:lo. "1 condder old Jcite Oraiit sn Intermeddllni oi l cranny, aud 1 en fell the 1'iesldent If he doesn't tell ire old usn to keos luinsell more quiet, I. e Ito puWiesn parly In till part or O no It cone np." Mr. Slorat said this with pecillir uneilon, and ernplissiiet It by brl.iil.i; IU hand down on the conntlas-rooui rail wliu a lorce mat i. early shir ered It. About this trouble nf my on' I ran tell yon In very few words, dipt ll.naco lireelev Siorav thst's my son wss srt'Olii ed Aes rol Infernal lteveirae nearly twa years a xo. from the u .ur he was sworn lato oUcj old Jete pestered the Hie onl of him to have him anpolni certain enburJInatcs of the o'd man's choosing. Too o the cao.aJates ryed ODon Horace bv ola Orant were uul desrard worthy or appointment, and he p itirelr refuted to listen to arreals In thtlr behalf Mill the ul i In Inguer worke.1 and peirfred. II ueit to come over to Horace's oHlre snd sit by tno I nur. and al aiott beg to have a man named wertiinff anpiilnted aa Raursr, althouth he aiteroird acknovled ed that Unmm w .oily unlit for li.e offt'e. One dav, about a ear ayn. he went Into the ollce snd e II. I Horace titJe. Ho than saht th-l uo i. i.l U en ouVied tWO to secure the avpoiuiuieol, -uj ttiul If bs tloiace) would make It, tb. v WOCLO UITIDI TUB MONIT B(TWr.E1 IlltM. At the same time he said: 'My candlaato is a ras cal, bat we tuijht as well get his mono.' Tnit rsacally propoeitii'n was rejected oy my ton, and he and old Uraat rsrlnl In aueer. A ic-v uas a ler ward the old man came to me and aikej roe 1 1 u.'S my Influence with Horace. He si'd! offered IheUtpta'na good Indnfement to'niako ttst sr polnlDieut. Afriendoi mine, who is a neallby unn, aid he wonld give five l.nn red dollars to have a eerlslo psrty made caocer. I offeree Horace half f the amount If he ouhi appoint the man, but lie rejected It. Csn't you Influence Mm to consider tl.e vroposltion favorably V I said: Why, Mr. (Irani, what are ou thinking off Unn't you know that tuch a thing aa that would prove lbs rnln of yen both T No. sir, I am glad u anow mat uiy tan bss his hnor lelij snd lam pained, Mr. (Irmt, t have heard rou say bxt yon Lave.' Theo d rasc tl walked un dertdy chagrined, aud 1 heard a tier ward that net aid Dosacs stous worm soirr i.o mi nryinc. Indte-t, the old uan told me that if the detlred an aoioUntni was not nt de he'd see that the Csptsln wsa made to suOer In tome way. 1 might btve ex posed thla thlugtt that lime, but I pitied the old man's inOrmltlru, and alto had some irtcect for the President. 1 sm a good ltepnbilcan, and wss a dele gale Irom this district to the I'hicago Conventlou which nominated tirant. 1 also wanl on lo Wtll locton at the time of nls Inauguration In co n pan v with old Jeete and bis daughter Jenny, old Cortln s w tie, and. in f.ct, I alivajs considered mytelf a warm Irlcnd of the Grants, I therefore told Horace that ho muid bury the in-net oi Hie old man's weiknrtt in our own breasts, and we did so until Junuary Ui. len the Drat intimation came thai J Horace was to be leniovei. Wo would not Live 1st f the cut nut then if old Jes-e hadn't bontrd thai lue I rtmotal wai the reiud oi hnoRuca-.ru. II I cot map mxv, I lei 1 vrute secretly tu the rru-l.U-nt, gliinz a trief Lcciun of iLa transtcllon I nenete I've got s copy of tie letter here, and I'll let )..ut- it (Already prmteil In 'I lls f I'N J Horace. I afterward raraeit, s .te tlie auie day to the rretiuent. In itetd nl treatlue these letters v. ith ti e cnnideratlon tley ilt-bi-rvcil or without oven acknowledging their receipt, the J'reiiuent at oico tent II. em tu me old man: snl noe the lat-er boasts of our lahuro to mane ii v iiiipre'ainn on his nun's mind." t iip.iiidenl tlr. HUira-, It Is generallv un ler Hun I iu 1'alher dram cuntrult all the r'edtral ap. puiiituieri i tu ills so t.'.u; it thu tot Mr. Slum i he uld ui in claims lo do to, and I Win t il, ink It It true. Il is certain thai his On.er l iu nery pie. ultliuugli I au been hath to,lMlicv II st l.e l.ela sbio.ti; romrol In sm h matter' 1 i.i-.e li an luttauce, l.oncvei, wlieru such was th eake. nd that is in the Cinrlni.att 1'otl Oflliie. When Oram wan inau uiuied, al uot the ftrtt ofllcial act he Jerfultneil was to tjeel Ml.C. Y rl hoinas Iruui the I', i ucicn hore, ant glvu it to a roU.ive, a t'uvlngton man, AT HIS SOLICITATIOS Or JEf NY liUlNT, iOw Mr". Curbiu. Tula man wis nt u resident nf Cinciunall, .Mid was upp.ina.l ti eit-ry iiruiniin nl nan In tlie cil nnd i-vry infliinuti 1 l.epuhiieaii in tl.o Htate. tisnu'.or aherua .il heiitile.ii asslntl I. no. in I so did Ujg.nston, our Uiiru-riilutive bui J. nny tlr.iiit and old Jesse got him li.e uCco with only thiitcon endorser. I ki o Urn whulo n-tot f II,, t trausactluu, I'vo got lelltrs Irum Junnv i- 4iil t'uriiin In tnv pustetal ii that don't rtll.'it it -irii erwlit upon an. of the parties, snd sumo ay I tug n. a tu glvu them iu Ike u lic On, lata it a i Ue.i A l.niiiiatratlon an I II tno wb-ile truth could w tu t.it a'. (r in wuu i be mpeaened be.uro he Is iu i. nuldr ,l tholir .u caro forla uions, tad irui latner tu tout thoy ate all alike, cai'r. iiuntrg giKcuer stums. I.etitiog air. Bliiiu- I wendo-l my way to the offlce of Cipi II ii ice t.riet-. Sn.iu, the unforiU'iUto v ictini uf olu Juii.' in a-l.in u i-nt. Tho Cjpuiu u.ts n i j't b.tn mui.iud.u r.a t. lui noi giv. n tii l iai lllili lill M lliL'.ige I III i I, li i piiij m acuiUlUK i!r.:,",",i"' '''pl "'"ii n a i iuuug man. aud ,"'v,, 1 enou-rh to lit in "VI" I' Jiiuffl.e lii..t Hindi he In. Vlrv '.liVii H" "filed mo di.i.ie. i., j .i.'u",:i,.,.v,jr "..in trauui, iu-.mj ,,..,id lllu U,Y J tf hall ol imoinpoleiil and wurlblu.. ATllrU OllA.vr AKO TU K CINCINXITI MgwspApggi, Up to this thiu tour corresp-inlsiit ha-l hu.rn i.ut suutlilu ol t..e Kloiy, and ho t .oiu ore rt.ulrj ui livs His veueiasic.aud only ivliu lati.rm aCnal Urn i un oupoitunily lo exUam oliuself WJH KM) t In'rrmed Hat Uiy.us 1 ml ICIesraphwl hit r .11 er 1a-' u permit aui umra inloiilews by C'luctunsti li .paimr man un Hie fUums subject, bin tn keep 1" tl. 1'alher (Irani diaiikos (Jlncluuali aewsiwiier i. en An f.fiyuirtr man walled upon iu iilny. It asoua hu mm went to 'athnr Ihwf. kiu tuid l.n.1 a kiaz rl.auiarule, sad '0'-i i wen I-k old man's he-urt. As falher was abuui lo unbuaoni himself, In walkul v"iou, tut Avenue LolUctarol CorUjton, and the hsmallest mtn la all Kentacky. Nixon Is member of the ruling fsmllv, and exercises, a kind ol a pro tectorate over Father Jesse'a tonguo. He has been very active for several davs. the visitors to Hie dlnxy old I ott Office have been so numerous. Nlto came over frow his own offlce lo make his rezuhu tour of observation about the Poet Office, and al once tpotied Hie Enqtlnr man. Ho walked up t) where the tno were silling tho old man ail tie while aainrllag that he didn't care to talk about the8toino let constantly telling all he knew In his garrulous way, "teo here," taye Nixon, as he Inserted hie dtrdts u .1 mn'" coal collar, "don't ion see Mr. Uraui is unnojed by jour presence t (let out of here, ion Cincinnati newtpaper men rolhoou'se of tills country. Uet out of here, 1 say," as thu AV ovlwiiim bridled up. 'lhe Uliahot ul It was that Tllll U0UIL1IST MAN IN kkNTfraT summarily ejected the K'nqvtrer man from tho Cor tiictun I'oil Office. Knowing that Father Jette would not retos to talk with a New York newspaaer man, I crusted the bridge and soon came lo the l'oat Office. The Cov ington I'ott Oflleo la perhapa the Idirtiett, dluglett, nusllest office of the kind In lhe United Htalt. II Is a little buck building on one ol the priocloal street, and is rented b. tno (lovcriiinent. Tho floor f the offlce Is coveeed Willi ttlrl luhy half an inch thick, snd the walls are begrimed with tilth of nil diwrrtv tlonu. The tiers ol boxes rnn hall way aerots and nil the way down the length r the ruoiu. Anolner por tion of the room Father Jee lets out fur :i newssa. per and candy stand. ","ie tear Is partitioned off wllh rough deal hoards, and this serves as tho Stat I'tanibtr in w lilrh those d 'eo-lald chomes of polllr aro halt lied by the Fretiilehllal ancestor. Tho prin cipal customers ol II e Ouvinftnn I'usl Office seem lit be negroes, lor a dozen or more wire tilling laxlly about as 1 eutered. a sin mn im rtTiitn jusk'a orrtcg. Walking np to the general delltery window, 1 atkeil ol a very handsome youth who was the pre elding genius of that democrallc opening t Oan yuu tell me where I'll and Mr. Uninlf'1 The handome imitli luaked at mo li.qiDrimlr. and his crimiou ueck tie seenisd to biusli with sus- plcloa. "Are vou a Cincinnati ntwspiper man I" atkti) the handsome youth. I replied that 1 was not a Cincinnati newspaper nisn. "Well, then, you'll Ond Mr. (Iratt In th.il little room, and he iudlcuteii a rlckcliy old tliwrln thq re.r t the tifilie. lie's must likely eep now, hut Hist don't make any dllTeiencc. tine hltn i shaae snl ye I In hise.irsnd v.iu'll soon set him tgoin'." tald tho hinil turns yuangiusti, n he turned to look lor a teller for dulin llemy Mmrson, n saole hu il individual who approajliel the win low 1 ul oiuo started lor the tacied portal Tne door ituoil ajar. I looked Ihrooch Uie rruk, and saw nil aged niati sitting In frunt uf the grate, which, by tin way, nadn't a lilt of fire la It lilt bick was turned toward tne as I entered. 1 ppioachd caullondr. snd I must ron'rss with awe I w ,lked around In trout rl lit uul gentlem in. A the han.i.me josnil m.nhad f iremld. tho voneralde progenitor of tun AJmlnl-tiatlon slept aounuiy. riTur.u JEA5L Ills head was on his breast, and Ids golden specta. cles (i presesl frurn Corbln.tlM 1'rrshlent's bruther Inl.iwjwsre balanced sumewhal reckiesalv on hit forehead. I st onco revolved lo make n ttndv of His old mau and hit surroundings before I awoke him, I tool a "eat ami looked si hltn. Fur a man nearly eliih y years of .ige he It ceiUinn well preserved. He Is till, strong built, and seems quite erect. While most men it hit are are either viry while, haired or tuve no hair at all. Fat ler Jette is scarce Ivtiail. His hair and workers ate a deep Iron gray, and ar heavy and btftt. He Is sharp, tealured, but theie Is n limine about tno upper part of the f.ce. Hit mouili and enm remindel tits of Hie Hon lkrace (Ireticy. The fiKiia In which Father Jesse rat rut, like the offico tisell, a mats of dirt and tilth, ard looked as If It hadn't htrn awept for auioutli, lhe lljor is covered wtta a dirty umn Ingrain carpi I. nnd the res' ol the furniture Cuii. sils of so old haircloth toia aud Iwo or three chairs. Ti.c room w ,s culu and cheri.tts. Tne lial worn by the other ol tie 1'retluerl lay on the 1.1 sofa, as uld the hear, wooden cane nhic.ilus grin a lo be somewhat of g tirror to Cincinnati re turns, lhe foru.cr loosed as If i, nuahl haw been tea or fifteen tun ar a tlik hat; bnt lime nm wuike.lsnn.nl as uiauy cImdci s in t.io hit as It has in fir wearer, ard contrqutulir it now looks like a relic ol a tiigoue ae. lie tatuer of the Pretl lent was dre'teil ii a well-worn liiek suit. I regret lo ta alto that the lather of the Ouvernmmt had on a shirt that t.eedetl w aning. a:. J wore veiy muduy boot'. However, "it is not ilre H'al u akes the tu.n,"and I was Hiuruuahlr C'ihi liieo.l thai It coin J nut be drers thai niauo the Coiin'ioii l'Otluiaater. wAKiva CP riTUEg univr. I at length resolved to wake -e old gentiennn un as ti e handsome voun t man id i'l.-.'t-lr,l (iraxp ing Lim by tho thuulder, I ive him a vigorous shake and shouted In hit car, Mr. Orantl" rather Jetse opened his eyes half way. tndloakcil vacant. 1 gave him another shake, and this ir.d the i etired iffeet. Wpat do yon want, young man f" said he. I be- psrdoa fur dhturblnj yon. sir, but a yonnr nisn In the office tnlJ me you were dleuraged.' I replied, and Handed linn ray private cjrJ. Old Jeaae took up the bit of pa-toboarj and looked at tu Ho pored over tne name for somo lime. He then turned the back ol tbe card ana lookod al that lor a minute, then the e Ige. aud then atalu the name He nril adjutted tlie Corblu spec aclct, and re peated the priK'eas. Finally ue looked up, Yonrc sure," said he, "yon ain't one of then Clncinnill newtpaper men 1 luuked at Mr (ir mt tlb an Injured air. I l.ope, tlr," I said, "yon don't runl iuml me with a llaclnnatl newtpaper man. I am nut uue of them Km her Jete looked rratllld beyond mca'ure. I Lnve seen tno l'resiilent frequently, and at one time I enjoyed Hie honor of a siitl.t ji qualnlance wliu htm," I continued. but 1 bellevo I nave never before had tbe pleaaure of meeting his Tcuerablo sire," and I bowed moil profojndly. ITATEVENT Of fATUKH JT3SE. New rather Jrste is as deaf ae a post, and thee blrhlr flattering remarks of tnlno were made In too most beautllul siaerato voice Hut I bellevo I evet al.alned, and as a matter of course thli high pre. sure couldn't re kept ti? veri long wlthont break ing down. 1 therefore waited lor Father Uraat to say something. You must eicnse me, hot I'm dreadful afraid of them I Inclnnatl nensparer men, and so I nave to le a little carelul. Tberu tellers have nearly drove me ulttracted tor more'n a week. Maybe yon'veneard soineihlng about them stuiles that one of ihelyiu' paters over the river got op about me offerln' a joung pup in (.'lucliinatl tome money to uiaao aa appoibtmenl.'' I bowed ladlfferenlly. "Well," old Jetie conllnned, "them (Inclnnatl newtptper men hare run me to death nbonl II. lesterday one of 'em was put ont ol the OBCe by a friend of mine, and I Riiets I won't be bothered much more with them. Hut I'm glad lo tee you, sir. Please take a seat," and the old gentleman motioned me to a chair. them sTowsrs," he ssld, "are the blgCtt icoondrrls tn Cincinnati 1 fuuud 'em out a long Urns ago, aud I wrote lo toe Uevenuo DeparHrent Hut they was not to be (rutted. You see, Horace Hlouia was the Asaeator of Internal itevenue over the river. Ho's a boy, and don't kuoir anything. Old 8tom, he ued to run the office, and they say he has managed lo feather his nest out ol It, alonj with another soa, Wlliard by name. Ttcysot dosnonine lor some reion or otiur, aud now ihey'vo hauhed Hicte ml. rnal lies Curretpun tent I'm glad to hear jou say, Mr. Grant, that the cnarge of bribery was a lie. Mr. I. runt V I, the tact lhal Is lo say, the naned fart as Horace htoins lelis itI believe m true; but fie ennstriietlon himand Hie old man pnts on il Is an outrageous lie. l'nc I ict of the milter was tali: A third person, a very wuiltny man, said, "I will give fj.Yfl ur tho appolnt'iient of a certain man as gaocer named VSeiihutT' 1 wunttuold Hilly btomt, because he waa really lhe Atu tor, and atktd him if ho would appoiut We rtJurf. 1 tumid out about Wertl off lhat he wat a very clever mau, nut ono who was very anxious to maku money, and would make constructions of law tu suit ma Inlerrtls. He was an expeneured gau;or. Old S.oms said, "We will nut nuu-unl Weifholl Hu ute.t the word "wo" hrr..ue le ailiiiinod lhat thero was a Purti erslnp in the ofllre. 1 snoke to Mums lor Wcribuff sgaln, aaitng u at 1 had lound him to bo u reUibto mm. bill anxious to uitke monev, I said lo htouit, Ihivx noiapuki'ti to Werlho.T on tno attbject, but a th.rd i peri on prupu-os to give lhe hundrid itol.art if one uf these two men can be Rpnnlniri!. Yuu might n wall take that fire hundred dollars and g1e II f) tho pour; it will ce on,) transferring It Irum n very rich man aud givlnc II In the pour," At the su o time, niind oil, I told htou.M tnal theie niiaht he tuiuethiug tiniUier In the aifilr, and lhat while he oiild snpuii.t Werthod snd t.iko the five liuudrnl du.ltirs tu give In lhe poor, he could Watch Wf-rtliull. -ml it he luuuu aiiytnlni: w.uu, why he coulJ oust Hun. A nvr.iLiit sianssrios. CorresLonifeut Why, Mr. (Iraiit, don't yon re member tnut W but. inurewas kicked uulolCuiiirrets iur a tluiilir ufluueu- i. e lakuu sVW iu give lo i..o pour r Mr. Orant -Y'et, hut this caso Is different. Here was n ras slthai n,ui,ed to get an aj puttitineut ami ufleiod to buy it. At .my time. Lu did wrong he cuuid bv Lickwl out oi uffioo bdure be did mi.ch damage, J thuught wo tnignt Just as well take is tnuney and devote It to tome good purpose. Hu' old Htoms would not do It. and now he comes on' agalmt aie In a torlur a blacxmai.iug way. Mvi-n tent his letter that hu wrote to hlm straight lo uio aud 1 hare II now. TAUI.NU LEAVE UT l ATHTtt 4ItlH. Father (Irant hero opened anew the vinls of hl wrath upon the Htomte. Ho wooled them anil a.iniiod Ihcui, and evin went for their under tutu Ir. He tol l t eir History, how much he had done lor Ihsiu, and gavu me thu full story ol Ihelr Ingraliluue; nut us it does not differ from his ttnteuioula already printed, I do not tend It. Il talked with me, I suppose, for over two hours. How tnurh longer hu would have talkid 1 do not know, fur a gentleman Willi a large.ssudy niocatacbe uisiued tne duor and claimed his atleultou, Fatner Juaae arose, and entered Inlo a lively conversation Willi hltn Jluriug the talk I too a iSe oppurluulty or hidulbg lhe good old gentleman farewell, He oouk hands with ine very warrolr. and sued uie tu yuu him again If I syci cam to Cincinnati. IlUhop houls'i Liniment II the most powcrfnl Uoluient ever knows, and it a positive cute foi ttlail oa, rseiimaiUia, neuralgia, and spratnt. 'c sale at llsliubuldj. Vil llrniiwar,aud lluahton'i.'TJroadway, Phrenological Examlnallona dUy t 389 Droad. ar,thowlLg taltnu. dartau and Ult pcrtuk-a'aa. FISHING ON LONG ISLAND, a nstr to tu it jirMJO.v or tuk l'All.FA3tKD TIIOVT rOSDS. The Vclrrnn Anglers of Oyler liny A nay' Hyiert vvllla Umlo lluuh-Atl luelght lnl the Myetrrlos of Ihn (Irntlc ("reft The Hnnnled tluuso An Old lloyiillst'e Mau Ion -The Houth hlilii Hportsuicu'a Club. On the eoulli tldo of Long Island there It scancly n vll'nio lhat cannot boast of one or mure trout pond, and these places are now bei'eeed by entiurlastlc flthermen. Atrip throurh the trout regions generally begins al tho well-known hotel of (I. C. Vai do laltr. at South Oytler Hay. where mine host, William Ve or, and the old gnlde Hugh Mur!- gotnery form a Irlo of tbe most socceisfut fltherroea i 1 the world. Within an hour and a half after hav ing the city by tho Hontk Bide Railroad of Long Island, the sportsman finds hluiseu at Uncle Oonk Vinilewatef's door, and Is shown. Into a clean, old fashlrned couetry tnvorn. Here, lie will be Informed, the proeol proprietor has relild for fifty-five years, and the guide, old I'nele Hngh, has served la his present capacity for forty years, ftolh these relics of part generations aro bale and hrarlv. well prrsened, and look as though they might the at lee.! another century. Matting uet with Uncle lluja, who Is a character wed worthy the descrlptlvu pen of the late Charles Dlekesa, after live mlantes' walk the visitor cornel in sight of Mlnull'e creek, a small tr-eam nearly foor miles In lngth, which empties Into the Great Soatli Bay. Here a dnien men and rts are Ol. lug vs lib both) files and bait, ajd I'nclo Utjrh. Inilructs one la Tin art or inni'T-risuiMi tnccessfully. Taking out a rod bandmua haidker chief, the old guhlo wipes his lace, and says "Sob, yooog nun, take this rod aa 1 reel, get on tlie wladwsfd side of lhe creek, and keep well luck, for fear the (Ith might see you. The fly Is on. you see; that one Is a Juggy. Wo have other tlndi of flies lhat wo ne sometimes; we call them cinna mon. Ibis, bias Jay, Long Island rty, and many others, Boinetlmie we um tue bluo proiessor. or the wLlm mellow. ur the tVick gnat; but It all depends on what kind ol ti day II K" Why do you neo tho Jnggr to-day. Ifnele Hnrh f Ilccaure It Is a dark daj jnd tneu we tie a dark fly." Ho you ever ne bait f "Yes, tlr. Thue bojs dowu tho creek are uain bait now. Borne ol them hau minauna and soma warms." "Now what is the difference betritrn ujln,T a fy and flahlug with balled hooks!" "Kiperls always flii wild a llr j bojs ami youns tltienuen prefer the worm." Hero Uncle llux'.l took nut his rod, which Is of split bamboo. In four Joints with a Ion? Hp, tho whole measuring over nine feet In length, with a sraalt reel aboni one foot from the bait, on wllch was reeled a One ilao uf prepared tils, tno hundre i feet lo Is-nglh. l'uttlne the Jolnta tu.tthcr, lie tooi the rod in hl rlilit mud, put on the reel, rove the line through lhe loojt, put on t'lrce flies, a Juggi, an ibla, an.l i. blue pro.ei.aur, a dark, u red. and n blue one and Ihm ej-l ln II ca aiier cast was made tiu.il auuji sixty fett ul line was out, and taun came tui omiu cisr or the citstg, heeause tno wind was blowltu np. Now." said 'iiile Ilith. I'm a flying" W ilhln ten minn Irs I cle 1 1 uti caughilnree oeaiillliu irunt, lha cam billed wi ilil of wiiictinas ihrre pounds and four 'mures We, of ctJI'se, did uul catch any, aud pro-pu-eu a move. "All right," tall ITecle Hugh. Its a lauuh I'll take you lo anoilier good pl i.- K i reallaie nn a tp liu u., runre.l nrT. anil walkawl about ti.ree quarters of a mile to Aa ..'uucs'i creek and tond. walcli sro hired oy Mr. (1. C. I snde. w Her tl'ncle Conkl. and kept ex. Intlrrly for the ue ol his gucttJ. Tills pond has an area of about i w uly acres, una onl of It ruut a deep and crooked creek, in whlrii there .re toteral very good trout hides. Here llnchi Hugh arrangel our rod snd line aaln, and al It we went. Uul a few momeeta pasted when we fried, "Here te Is, a big Icdow loo, as we felt him nlbhllnx. "Strike him I Ktrikeiilmi" cried Vncln Hugh. Ills meaning being ntnteillglble, we began wind li up Ike lee, and uiurli to uur eitmay and Cucle llu-n's dell.'nt we landed a diminutive sunfltn, diiuttt ihree inriirat in lencth. Mortified alhioii te y nd exp e'ticui. ss it Is was getting dark, a retreat was made to Uncle Cong's, where WT. EltjoTED A TBUCT UTTOl composed of the three line sperlmoas I'nele Hugh caught in Ibe morning And thus ended our tlrtt da. among the finny tnl ibluints of the creeks and ponds of the south side i f Long Iland. ItlMn with the sun tne next morning, we found lhe old soldo wllh rods snd lines all ready to lake us to Jatkson Jones's pond and creek. A DgLt vsgun was pLceJ at uur riitpoaal by I'nelo Cona asd a britli drive ot two uitlea urougti. ut to a sput where I'ccio Hu. h remarked This It Hie luriiptku; iuu can flth lathe pond or tn the cnek. Jut a,.uiise" So we made ready, and Jutt when about to ra't our lines ud fluih erinl out, No Jural.'S lo-dtj Hold on tail I ttx )ou." Ho, taking our lines In one hand, he dived the uther lulu a capacious pocket, from wl.lch o brou:ni a pocku! hook nearly as large as a rsA meter, and relecilng three prstty flies, het-iid: Ti le 'ere Is an Ibis, wonderfat red this Is htacK grat, small and black and this 'ere Is a emus men, lust the color of u cinnamon bar.' T.ieae he uttao led lo our line, and while (he old man was aJustlng his own Ijj a similar jtuuucr we cat I our hooks. Alter walling rsiT'niTy uearly two hours fur a bite. Uncle lln;b remarked This ph.ee aim nothin' exira for CthlDg to-day. When the wind Is ror'wett. the bin align up the creek. Let's go lo breakfast." Aceedlag to Hiie propotltlon without any more redleitaiion. we rtern.i in lha hotel ami enjoyed a substantial break last That meal disposed ul. uul a Partaga Oral" lit and smoking, our team Wat hitched up for another drive, suJ taking VC1I urn ft AND BILL VSlOI with ns, we started off like deer before the hounds, 1 wo miles an.l a half, driven In less man ten minutes' brought us to Newbrldzo creek, lhe favorite flsnlng grouudt of Mr. (JenloC. Scott, tho veteran flthrr' man. The creek measures abuut file tulles In length, Is quite deep ihirutli rrmirksbly nsrrow, snd the uler runs mure rspldly II au lhat of any other creeg In tie neighborhood. Two ninnies' drive thence took us lo Cedar hwamp, a wlds snd deep tipsnte ol water over six miles In length. Old Hugh remarked as we checKid our hones at the edge ol It t "We cjtc.r a sight or flali here In snmmer. I took one tny-elf lat ear that welg ted two punndt and ten ounces. Hut H Is u late creuat we uevsr flth here before Ap .1." here tha.i we o now we naked, "To .Ma-tatiiu i," he replied, with a click, ellck, click to tno horars. Atuai-p drive of about ihree miles and a I all bronght in to the edge or Malta piqua pond nnd creek. The pond Is the finest ire serve on t. e itlaud, cuveis un area of eighty acres, and Is owned by W illiain Flojd Jones, w bote man sion stands on the eaatorn shuro. Maanapiqua creek runt out uf the pond, and Is hired by Mr. Vaudcwater at tne uomln u rent ul fid a year, lor lhe eirhiHvo ne of his ruesls. Hero we hitched uur homes and Joined .1 party ol geiit.caien who were a'readj rngaajvU In tluir favorite sriort. While Lui.li Hugh was AuaANniNO orr. rods and lines, our nfteittniii whs ealled to a deaf mule Mr JVaeph Ml ol. i a weallliy g. ntlenuin Irani Hopoken -wno was Calling w.tli ourina as ball, and had alrtady ratigiit IHu good we-m trout. Out lines arc mil, aud all Is eiprclancy when wo see n beautllul iruut, the tunlighi rerl,--ting a limn stud mya of Vaileg.ti'J h.i noin II ut It tmina on he ail l tare el ti e wutir and H urn tu eatrh our files Our rxeitanenl Is ut ln.i ln.it, hi.i Cue... Hugh hat tletetSed the muliuii, and is al our aide, aud SJa Hon'l move jourbodi, but only the aim; wall a bit now nnd juu'dste huii junio. And ure emmgii. nut ul tun wafer citne the head ol l.e flth, mid Into l is gilla went til, Hook, and all. ,Vaw wait u bll," said Uuo.e Hj4h, liamg uur rod lulu Ilia liand, "uud I'll suow )ou now lo play Willi bitu uod druwn nan." K rsi he gae him line, then ho reeled up, then gavu hlm lr.e again, aud so on until t. e contortions of tho captured truut ceased, und the old mi n ex cliimed, Nnw he's drownd ed. Uet the net," We pickid up lhe uet, to which was attached a pole ebuut six feet In leugtl, uad ut tie uld guide ret le l Tip lie ttvod In rcodiucra, and aa lie brought tu truut to the tui face I Iho wan r, we launched uur in and mcuh j uur ursl trout. mi it .1 yLEMiir inimv he was I gold and te.-kltd, with a de.u-nln team like n'-r'le iiuan etcu tut, his gilt aa r.-d as ii i iniitiun, hit en of a Ulu i li Hut, aiuiost bursting vtiih rare si the knowiili,ii of capiure, with tho certainty or death nnd Iho lorlure nl lhe cook's fire for a here alter. Yetwe exulted over lhe p:lze,whlcu weighod a iracliuu over three. quarters ui u pound, and L'uclo Hugh lelt prt-ud of nls pupil. Thul wss ti e only flan wo cuughi, but our pride was aatliUed and Iter I uele 11 ua-li had lakuu a men," wa proposed tu I mt lhe uext poud On the nuv, poiullng to a spot Immediately east of thu pond, and nuar the piret-ut IHghnay, luo old guide said' Near ihie sluod lint oldbiuK nniite which many stories iiero told by the simple minded por.lon of the people, htraaee sights were teen at the windows aud slrango uoi.ea heard, and atnlghl people passed It wllh dread. Two round windows un lhe etrt end ol lhe Louse, It was In possible eicn lo keep cldbod.ooardi, brick, aud tbo strongest ma aoury failed, The old house is gone no. hut peo ple will always talk of His haunted house." Inamosl barren, desolate, and bleak spot about half a mile below, In the direction of Hie water, rest the remains of a lew ol thu early tsltltra. The oldest sloae bears date Hie haunted houio Was built lu the year 1W). AM 01D BOTALIST! Ml)n3IPN. About a quarter of a mile cast of Masisplqua pond la a tine oM specimen of a Colonial mansion, the residence of the mi David Flojd Jones this was completed In the year lffM. The house conttlnt a unique sUlrcaas, but Its mode of support la s puzgle yea si I hi time le arekllecU. I'ae orlf 1U occu pant of this mansion, Jtulse Jane, a royalltt, was, taken from Ms hoe.ee one evening when, he waa en lerltlning a large circle of friends, and carried across the Bonnd to Connecticut, where ho wa held as a hostage lor some patriot prisoners. The Jones laraily bare held tbe property (too which Ihsy now live since 1CM, tkelr nsme navlnx been mcantlmo c ringed lu Floyd Jones, on tbe acquisition of ear ta.n oincr property. Wllh these niul oilier stories the old msn enter tained us, until we arrived nl 1). It. Floyd Jones' pond and creek, both small. They are a private preacrve, and liko Us ne'ghoor, wnlch belong to John 1). Jones, are used tnly by their owner Next we eanie to Tim Carmon'a poad. which Old Hush said hid filly acres Into It Mr. C.irmnn supplies Ueltnonico wltu trout from here, and allows gentle' fun i to fl'h at Ibe rale of one dollar per pound fur all they catch. 'I his ended onr trout fishing nt South Oyster May, nnlwo returned to l'uclo funk's to ft. mine his trout record before gnlng to U.i'iylun. From hooks care nlly keoi ne showed us that tn IPto, l.irjl trout, wtdablug eJU pounds, wcro caught b bis gutslt, and last tear l,&fcO trout, wslghlng 1,1N4 pounds, wile cant lit. 8ATL0N NOT TDII GT, flaln'on, a town of 2.0Y) inhabitants, with a chsrch and a good hotel, set en miles eat of South Ojtter Hay. Is ci leluuled lor lis private trout preserves and small Clerk. Mr. I bines Jo ui'ou ewa a pond of fllterii seres full of limit, whle.i ho feedt on mln tins' snd klllles. Mr. li. II. LltcJitteld ha a very handsuiue pond of twenty live acres, wllh a beauti ful "ruded dtlve around it. There Is plenty of feed In the pund. The same ran be aid of Mr. Hutton H pond of twenty seres, and Mr. II. Bouthard't, which) cm, talus twent Ove acre, llnysl Pnelpt hat Iwu punds. each uX Uteen acres, lta lerds tils trout wltli minnows. Uul probably the fines! of all tha ponds In H It neiglilMdhuod Is Ih.itowiiiHi by August llelmuiil. It bus an area oi over twenty acres, with a handsome birat house built on tbe sualnern bare The trout aro led oc.astmi.UI, but is Hie ft. n l hai any number of minnows lu II. lhe ttth are Doth I. it and nunivrou. ll'tldes these prrterves, all lha brooks In thoilclully Lave good trout, and maay bojsand lata Csk aimur't I'uutlniial.v during tbe truut si .isuu. wt.iC'i la fioui fur 1st of March to tho 31sl ul August. Htm. Ten miles farther ea't Is Illp, a town enrrnanded by nnmerous creeks In which trout are said to abound: but al'hough "lhe oldel Inhabitant'' tells marvetluu- tlorlrs of tr-ut lhat nave been cautht thero lu dais gone by, tho molt csrtfnl Inquiries fall to pruve that there aro many o' t o 9sey tribe obtainable st lh pre'ent eeaton. Konr miles from Nop. a little off the road. Is lha reteiratej club Huu of the honlhaide Hptirlmen's Club, comnused ol one hundred we.illny gealleincii. This Clab, or w lien fleeorder It.icUelt Is President, owns a tract of s",'.l arie of valuable land, In w. Ich ere ructovd three tre'eives contalulnr over sW) tram, n tpawntng tank wllh about nUO lufanl Irnut, a pond or it, eres, a brooii ,M mihtln length, of wnlefl, however, only une mile Is owned by the flub; a new pond often nrrr In ilea, In rourte of bnildlug. nnd plenty of ducka quail, fsrtrldget, tntpe deer, and nil kn ds ol small deer The Louie Is ow ed liy Ooidlah Bnedn or, a weulihy man, lamiiiarly and aUcrtuinaiciy known a- Old Oby. Old Oliy Is a thorou'J bred apurUmin. hut has a peeuliarity of never being able to (lie a direct an swer lo a direct question. Itis Itenlenant is an In dl.in nesro, Sieve by name, a bote pernlisrity Is never ii'lug a peisoail pro'ioun. Itolli time char kcler iur such tney are have an tinlluiied Lnawl e.lge uf sporting under all circtinratincrs, but to Est them untol.l tlut knowledge, nonld require Hie com rotieil vlforts of a regiment of Phil ulelpnla Iiwyers Old Ooy pruvliii- Twnn Ifdllr for the club, and iintur-. and nas at nls beck and nod TWO ntll Tiri'L tll.llM'l'S ANtl s LOTgt.T nniNrTiB who kr.uw old Oby's manner so well that a glatiee till Indicate a demand lor a Dottle uf ICoederer at ti e lurt.ier end of r.m tible. The rurmhers of the t 'lnb are all nmsteor port! men, will proitdml wllh the runit modern and ex pensive llahing tackle uu l huiillng paraphernalia. Their rods are ol polished w h, ti iped wuu silur or gold, ss thrlr tattea hale tugxe''e.l, and their reels sreuf the lstet pitlerna slid attached to the rods only obuul Ihrfe ine.ies irom the butt They plare t.ielr d.eu t.uee le t apart on a leajer made of lie finest calzul, tud alltr reiving ILeir lines (hey wind the lesder round Hieir nals lu a grnrrlul luali n and prepare to ih purt. hey ne eliher two or three file, aa their tastes mar suggeat the flrt fly tlie end of tl.e levler lleylenn the till fly, the others droppers. 'J Ley tlsh almost exclusively wltu lliea, but wh n the wind blow itrMi.T even wh.n II Is sonlheast II ey prefer to uie nitiniinles or worms at bait but tbrre ti-etns to oe no record of any number ol front having been caught thi- year, and st members sir preieuled by the riiej ol the Club liotu LAtciltTllf MUSE THAN TtTttTS 11n A HIT, a csrcfnl calenlailon rerealt the fact that ra-'i trout taught coais the mciutxr shout fitly dul.an wiue aud t ctltmt ol course Inciudetl. From Hilt It ran be seen that notwithstanding all the rreess and ponda on the tculli aide of Lung I land are besieged by anvious titltor', all of whom stjle tbemseliea trout Oner. Hieir lnr so far this seaaon has been outrageously bid. arid tae fllrnite uf l.l'Otonsuf troat tu tne waters of the l-iaioi is an exaggeration as wild a thougli tlie llsun a had been Increased teniold. Hut very liltl iruut Is tbippad to this city, and lhat which cus curce. when wcl:hed, would nut ton the scale al SO ouou .a per day. Nearly all me truut lha I has come to the city this tenon has beeu irum fltn culture ettabtitti ments, and tuongh all are tanguine oi an tucrea-c, there Is nothing to si nw lhat the tnppli of Hotit for New York city hit to be caught wltn hooX and Hue In the crieks ted ponns ul Long I-l-iiJ. Ou.ir places nui't be derendnl uu, or w -rker will go without trout tula aeatun. a mnoivn ai'I'i:ai.. Frittering Avrar the l.alnfr of Ibe Owurra of Ibn Mneeum nf Anatomy. Samuel T. Heel, who was proprietor of iho Musenm of Anatomy, on Ilruadwaj, near Houiton street, died on tbe 3)lh of Sepiembrr lift, leaung all bts property, Indndlng 15,000 rash In the Cnein leal Bank. He mado bts brother, Franeis Krtkine Btutrl Peek, eiecutor of hit will, snd directed hlm to Invest the proceejs of his real eatato In bonds or mortfrige, or In stock of the lulled Sialr. or of tl.e Btate, city, asd county ol New York, and lo collect end receive the Income thereof and give II to bts widow dorlng her life, and trier her death It was to be divided betwetu his executor and hie aduptcd child, Henry Deck. The widow, not bclog talltCed wllh the manner In which the eiecutor w as mantg. log the tttatr, petitioned the hurrogate to revoke the letter of lhe exscntor, aud to grant It lo her on giving proper seenrity. This petition waa hated on ths ground of the alleged I mprovidenl aol lniam. perate habit of the executor. Tho Surrogate referred the case for examloatlaa to John A. Foster, lEsq referee, who reported that tbe executor had acted In an Improvident manner j that he had not Invested the ettate In tbe manner directed by tho will of the testator and that. Judg ing Irom his habits SDd mode of life, ho was not t proper peron to hsve lhe custody uf lhe etfaic, and should Inerefore bs removed. The tetitmony of the execntor wis that he sold the muteum lor f-J.WO to a Mr Lawrence an 1 that since his brother's death he deposited with Mr. Ijwrenre 3,!X1. The Surrogate decided thst the executor had ne rlel t to lepotlt the trust funds of an cialr in tne handt of an Individual, lie therefore revuked the letter and granted letter of adinlnlttraiiou tu lhe widow, the giving IHXl.UX) security. The cite ti tu be appealed. A Horse for n Wife. yom fas irtiiffaum if'osu.) Journal Tliete wife sales are Kettini; mitnemiis noun dsya. Week before lat wo gavu .in neeuuul ol n ca-e at Jewett, where awifewasso for a3 cents Now wo have to record a similar Ir.-ii.aaeiiun winch tuok place in Ashland, In this iiHtancu ti.c wife was traded fur a horse, Xlno Wau ruiiu has endured tha HirulJom of a married Hie lot sun. e years, but lately lhe fetter have become ga ling, tud conreqiieiiilv very nu pleaaanl, and ha rraoivrd iu Ibrun oll tue juke and proclaim limited Irre Hut II Is nut an eisy uiattor to shake oil such a responsibility as s wl e. ami our Iririid Waterman wat lu a quandary. Ho iliuii't knuw eiaitiv whaltodo, aud the muie he pcudcri-d, the mure difficult teemed tn be his tltua'ton. Final ly, one day last w ex, Milornn acmaa a uviguiior named Jorn Mullnrd. wli i is ever ripe fur a barg iin, and alter sumo couvirsatiun.lu which they descaiiliol on tho reipecthc mints of wife and horse, .i bur tdu w.lt struck up." Mulfurd was to tako Watur uian'a wife, aud Wulerm.tti Mulford'a horto. Wa terman took Lis horse iK-me, put him in tl-e stable, and retired. Hill he roiild uul thep. He tosae, 1 neiroutly nnon his pdlow, and began to think ol hit wile. Truo, they had Ihi Ir "lips ,n. dimns." but, after all, hadn't she suuiettmes been guo.l tu hlm r Thuu he ilinsght of the mauy happy moment they hnl an oil legetner, nf their love and courtship, of iheir uisrrtage, and their lionet ninun, aud Mllo begau Hi rrgrel Hie trade. At lust ne Could endure it no longer. He got up, ttols uul Ui the bsrn in the dead of t ie mclil, took out thu old horse, and pruceeitiug to Muiford's, woae him un, slid wauled to trade back. Hut Mulluid cuuldu'l see It. Wutortiiau pegged, bill Miiltmil v,at 1m urable. Afler ouiitlderab.u tuckering, however. Iliu latter agrued In let Walerm.iu have buck hit tiKiUfS, lu contliktstlon ol a forfeit of fuw blrti toja. A I'ulhor Shot by bis Child. eon lA-e Zouf'rfffs Vowmeirl tl. A Kciitletiiun named r-'exlon, at'n jinpanied bv hi, ruu, a blight buy four tears of iutu, got on r train at Ilowilug (Ireen Medursdav nulit w Kb the mti lltion of rn'lig to Ins wt'- t I Clatksvt le, wlM're aim had bten stalling some irlmid The mile tir becoming sleeoy, hit father allowed hlm to lie down iipnn his teal, covering hlm mill Ills uveri'imt in which wat a jnaded icvolver He Hun tuok a rent iippublle, and short time alter tlie Child, In feeling tun coal, touk the revolver out Itotu lis pocket, and In playing with it one of tho hariels was diaciursud, the bullet striking the child's lather over Hie ru-, and pastiug through tho head, causing Instant death. Another lleuinl knlilo Cure, HituiiKt.TN, Feb. I, lefil, For upward or five years I have been truu .led with a bad consh. night tweatt, deolllfy, eniaclaHuu. 4c. I got to baa. I al tuuei rsed large qus'itno's or matter mixed with blood. This irlgnruued me. lor 1 thuugbl 1 had hut a thoit time to live, kluce I coin uisucsd using Hie Indian Ibrb Jjotlor't luedVliie (Uucter'a omoe, bM Uroadway. hetween 'liiliti-e.au and rourtuenth itreettj, my roughing, iililii(, and night sweats are all gun. 1 am couiplulsly cured. IiKNIh CALlJlOllAV Pworn tn before me, feh. 1 INK. CutvKcai I'llut I'oIkc Jesus ol we city of ltrcoklru.-oa matt non ttxnjtv,iiiAS bath. Stripped liy Ihn KufHeae ef tho Itrreptlen Itonm-SreWed nnd Urexea, nnd Knocked Down Like a Tenpln -A Hiippy Matt Howen.wliowai to neatly dune for by Col. Jamee Fltk, Jr., In Will street a few year ago, had never attempted to nartve) tho mtMerlrs ol a llns tlau bath. Ho hapoened lo oe lounging tbrouti one of;the ildo lrect near Waverley place the other day with not ilng to do, when he iiw a sign -"Itusslan Hath." Enterrnj;, he was qnlekly telzed and dlveled of hi new Princo Albert stilt, and hustled Into room filled wltli hot vapor. Wheu near his last gasp l.o was pulled out and thrown Into a vat of cold water, snl then flhed out. knocked dosn, and kneaded and pounded to a Jelly. Several times be offero I to settle snd call It square, but no attention was paid tu Ins rcmoustrances. Finally hot water was ponred all over him, snd ho was thoroughly soaped from head to foot and gently raited and laid ont on the Nghett of twit marble sli, whlci projected like steoe of a rtalr cac above a deep vat ot Ice staler. On tbe loser slab an old party, with gouly legs and a paunch of the rotundity cf a nitrous oxide gas bag, lay snorinj on his bark. Like Mali, he was covered with soap suds from head tu fool, and had a scalded appear' anee generallr Mitt was faint and eihsmttd with the exrraor dlnaiy drubbing which he hsd recoiled, snd so sole from head to foot mil be atrvtl not slir. He lay patlvel on his bsclt, aud was toon fail aleep. lor a few moments all was tllll .ave lhe drlpplru aler on lhe floor and the comDIned snoring ,ttJ ll'B 01,1 tatty. At length, nneorwclune Matt, slippery all ovir wllh soap, slowly slid side ways toward tae edge of the n.irole slab, and fell slip on the stomach uf the old party beneath. A deep, stlfliid grunt was heard. Ilku Hie exaggerated eiplolo of a bursling bladder In lhe distance, fol lowed by a roar ol thunder and two splssaes. ss Matt, and the old parts tumbled oan alter tho utlter Into the lee water Malt tutued a Catharine wjeel oter the edce uf lhe basin, and was Itisldo his clothe and out Inlo the treel In a July, Hereatler he will steer clear of ItU'tlan bain. riXOLKTOXKH I.A.I f .11' HEN. TlMAdry lu I.enaTrlcd's llnkery-Mlakbed wllh a Uaoari-i:usrnled bribe Cur ener'e .1 m r j- I nd irled-A re u 1 1 1 rtl On Hie nlitlit of tbo hl daj- of July, James Fmglelon, Patrlcg and Mlihacl Itellly, and Tlllllna Bind were oa a tpree. After midnight they were pining through Kasl Kourtemth tlrel, and ap proaching the bakery of Adam Landlrlcd they imelh-l freth bread, snd decided thst a lo if would boasiseable. Flngletoji and Patrick. Ilvllly rulun leered to procure It, and went down so ne eight or nine steps to the bskcry. They mt Landlrlel, wno was at work, with iwo assistants, risking up rolls and bun. Jtclllj s'ked Mr. I.andfrl'd for a totf. He was refused. The two then went u stairs, con sulted tilth Ihelr confreres, completed their plana, and soon ralnrord, determined tu make a successful raid this time If poatole. Hellly rngau'd Lanafrlel In eonversttlon on nnterin, snd Fingloion went to a bin to take one of the I'uvr. I.indlrled, who Is a large man. seized Itelllv, pulled him t'lward wnere Fitijleioti suxid, and. selling aim alto. pnlu-rl liolj luward ths door, llir wltoie part v then m ule a rotb,ue l attack on Lindlrlt'd wlt.i thurt slick u-ed in the Uisi-ry He defeiiri'd himself nun a stick alao. until ine blow bic-iwc tuo heavy. In tLe tui an time one ol the tno men who were al work in the bakerv nt lhe coin menceniest of the flghl I ad lit J in terrur lu a re..r woudahrd. The oilier in equal fright was stoweil away In a corner. At lat Lindttlud Incline en rsed, rnshrtl for sn old inuket thit tfuod Mith bsxinri fixed in a rurnr uf the bakerv. and daahetl on his ssaailauia. They i!e. up air ncsln. fingic tun lielmr the lt. Ilaif way up lie -topp-il, turned about, raaaej lus hand lo his brr.ui, and Mid lo LandlrlHd, Pit shoot you.' Al lhat moment Hi bayonet entere.i Ins bri i t. Hi- luuinv.-d tu run lo an auj .Intng hallvraj, where lie dioppel do vn and d-fl iu abuut a quarter of an bonr. Yeterday a Jury tu t. e General Sessions aprroved of laimilried sctiun h the proinot rendition of a yordlet of acquittal. The deoeia'cd man was ol vio lent tliauoa,n und very bad character, havin been once aire'lel lr hlibwsy robaerj'. Thu Comncr's Jury exonerated Laiii.frlert at tne lime, und jet tau 11 rand Jury fo-aud an Indictmtni fur murder. Court fnlrudnrw thla Day. fi nui Ct ar, i etvaa-t s, rl, r '..II." v tt lit. i-aiua r te, ert'i'i. rtl. tt la II ai.-t aa I m In lariat.,, aal t,u, riita Uattati Taata Vr TI I 14, l i;, i st tt, tj, a, 14, II, la, "t a", lias lei, i-i. i:t.AXCIAL AXIt CnUMKitCIA I.. VgnMuAT,Marcli8 I'.M. The railway sbare market prened rlroug and moderafslyaellve. and at the fl-tt call the prominent share had moved up ward a fraction, but modi camion was observed Hi operations. Tho ajiauce. however, brou;hl out roti'lil-table amounts of Ions stock, which Induced a weak leellug thronghont the 11(1. prices being lorred down llo I'a el cent., the decline receiv ing no Ittlle -l.tanc.. from a feehtu of tnteeuriiy which permeated the market througbonl. batd upon rumors that lhe troubles amunr the clique hatl led to the projection ol a m iv uovi-ment looking to the eventual breaking of the entire Hat. and lie new pool" will resort to the asual methods to sceeinpllali their plaut. Wmle nc haro no deflslto Information concernlnc this counter movement, yet 11 doubtless very materially influenced triutacliou. sod although prices partially recovered tlie decline alter the tec nd Hoar J. jet a sohsiquiul rractlun wss rcinatke-l.ta-1 the day clo'td on au uu-atlifjctory mar let. Thoro wss nothlne new or of special In tere't occurring, the deallngt being hr;t In the usssl speriallics, aud of theie lhe features were Ohio and Mississippi. Pittsburgh. LareBhore, New York Crnirnl, ltock ItlanJ, Notthweitern preieried, and Union Pacific, Uie latter stock rang ing between V snd .the ceelon to the direction of the Fcoll party projocluj no Visible effect. In the raltecllancuua lltt, Pacific Msil rang-d forsmost In aclUlly, telling da a from ii to thongh rcactlus illglftly al the elese. Wetern Union, however, wat but a Pttls behind la promlueuce, bclo; firm atSlaXM'a, More animation was Imparted to gold than we bay noted for some day by the cable despatches rsportlng a harder feeling In money at Loadon, a id among the forelgu bankets there wss a geucral bo iler that the discount rate of the Hank nfKitgltnd, which wis recently advanced frumS.tt io3 per cent., would bo furtbir lu'itnl up lo morrow, lhe larger fprrio thlpmetits and the foniluiKvl llT rales of foreign exclrnige also 'tlinilla'i-il the advauro, the rcercunlile demaid being still larae. Tho opening price wa 111V, which, apr etiling back tn 111 advanced to 1111,, elosti c ttrong at lll'tQHI', Carrying rtle rii'i-t from Sv, per rout, to flat. The Iluiila look uul ,jil,ti!si..1l in 1 ream re. nf which utw.ird uf Jlnl.tni rnpreavnleil a transhipment uf Mvilcan silt t-r. The total nrariiirs al lhe Ould L chunge Hank were i'.'l.U'J.iXX); gold b iunr.'-, f 1.-.U1,. OKI; und i nrrenc) bsl.ime-, (I.WUl. lhe follow ing were luo prlntliKil quut tlion-: 10 A.M.... llll,, IS H.. IIDt it-Hi j M... .iitt, IU:3a A.M IllSil-'ttU P M lilt,' J p. M I a J a-i 1 Foreign exi hatiae remains slron,;. e'o-ing ul rnt-t ss heretofore quoted. There has oeen no ettentlsl feature to note In m iney. tho tupply on call loan being yrt u .en.ii.Hi, lo mt et lhe di uund al I iu r i uul oil I nurd Hi itra Lou, la, ai, d A oil Mi. ll -luck. Ill ditJuuntt Hii'l'.l I a good btinliu reoi.riej. mime comii icil naim.s going at 1 t' c'n'- 'he ofleiinus Hi ine Treaaury lodai, at thu regular weekly bon I nr chato. smo'itiH d tu ;i,.ini..vsi, at lff.i sti tolli)..;s. ti.o award of '.',uiki,lis) helng ina-lo nt lir.l.Mio t JU (if). In sympathy, the (internment ll-l ui the opening w a strung at about t etierda) s I Hit I ofllilal qnnLillon but tu -i quent'y the i-mini Issue made ronii i slons ol r', rent, the decline In ihecurpnuv us and IHsu Heiutt mill more marked, a hol lers f, tlitUavd to realize lirofll". I Ho fun, line Into thu lietv 5s lags omi wlint. and we hear of no subscrip tions to- ,ay. Wiien the m-iehiiierv get In Hill m i Hon we thall doubtles reeo- I dill'crrnt n suits. 1 he marktt eloaed Me-idv un Lie lui ol Illillli, toi isn't. Ileurj clew .t Co Si Wall street. Itpurl ai M P M. ttfl MI'ii rTxt. Attn! l'.B.Cur 6. ...Hit, llll, 1 JO, reg,.I.HJ lltlt, ill 11. ror .His Hi., iur. 'i,i-o in...liu'i Ut ss. twi. ic)up....liM; iiwiil 1J, V I.OUH....H till 5-tl.reg MA) lll'i 11: 1 .Da. 1 coup., lil t mil, J-.M.'tU. ruuu ..11.-', iwit i, us. reg Pi in i-Rlt. '14. coua. ,1111a lit I'.i'lua. enup ...IbJ lll'i1, .,lt. 'uv. iwnp.. .Itl -t ll-'H" I', gold Ul,.. MS n A fair Imslne was report.! In Htate ftock. T' n-neuM-e bung film at ia-i iiuutaliun. new Junutry and Jn v buiitli t'urollnm moving up 1 y I tit. Hi (ti'i Vilnlas were lingular II e uhi ueeliulng y, V cent to I'll, whl e the new rnae IV V tn li I'i'Oigia; Uold) diH'llned lo IKIfj, Hank of o'n lunree tlures u ,1 at ll'H Fourth -Natiuinl. HU I'nu'iiiv. 101 Sj j Hunk of Nuilh America, Ml: i. tit I ietrtip.iitau, 1U1V 1 l.eie ws a well distributed huaiiii in r.u r a I bonds, Central I'acitlea wt re tlrnng at !1S4. .in I Iniui lie it y, eloaina a- olows: 1'irn inorlgja.', l-a I, .fciill iikoiuih, ;vj.'h aud land grants. I t(i In. On ex feme q-oufions New York Cenfrtl stuns rauirsd hiiween WUviiliii tcilp, W,iiM't; trip, 'l',dVl'.i Heading, Ml', IIDJ 1-aae Biiore, Wis I.!', Wabasli. filu-'Xv I'll tan ru It. 1H.S to'll, N'irliiweaierii cu'iimun, lsv,Jii', pish'i led, W'lZViUi Hock 1 .a.id, llii'.JIr.' t l'l. W ajne, y-iW'j; t. Paul coinnioii, MJVi.tf lhe rrerernd. Ttl'iUl', i Otuo and Mlsiaipp, (litl t'a C C, sud I. aUUlltl l ino" Pai Mli', -',Hi'i 1 llaiihlbal mil ht Joseph, common. U.1I, Ctili'V. We note tales ul Harlem at liS(iUi la I Lrlu ureierrcd, (i Panama, 71 O. and I.. HI',' J Delaware, Lackawanna and Weaiern, tieiltfi)lul Long Itlaud, Wl Alton, ylt i Oolo pieft-ired, 71 Terre Haute pieferred. Ml aud Bt. Joseph pre ferred, lOt ta small lot). Li lhe luisrsllausuua lit! au actne fiuslhet was dupe la (.uiiauii oan ui (ual ul Marilaud at 3niil81 1 Mainland I o.il. Hi Cumher Istid Cot), S3 i t auton, li JJruntwIck l-.nd, t-V CMX I Junrlpon, O't preferred, loXllOJi: (kick tllier, U2.lt V prelorred 'JIHC'.I and lu ton Usttr I'uwor, Slit, lu taprvs slurti Adams flnetnated hetwseii TO and rV! Wells, Fargo, 4aa W I and United Slates, iSJsUtV. Closing pries, at v at. were t T. V All. c. wv ininA, Mm tzyt N.T.C.AH.eer. l vtPs.Hel.. I, tea A tv 11 5y hsrlem us IJiS J. centrtl. ttaJV in trie JVI alJvl'aio I'selde letj nv letuine ,102 lists' il. and SI J t4 rl)! i ate -iiorr. sh hi, do erferrel. MS ltnw yist.ssn Mlg MS.C.C&l.i SOS JOt t'lltil.iiiah IIW 111 'III. Ccatral.... I:w Va Nnrihwetiers.. Viw; IP.tlvVeii tl. tel.... u( MV no. crel.. wn nu rscin Hall. 45 j S' Hock It.sud. ...iin Iliuisaa'iis t,inn-s V.i'i r?j' urtWauio .n 7h.iv e A Ho Rt 41 4 tt: M am. Paul sis MVUmMer V Kt. t;-( ts do. ITef sv Tt'.lu, a. Express.... AS tS!t New York Market, WEDNEtriAT. March 8 -FLotra anu Meal-Wcs'-ern nndMsio flours dull, with a partial ileeilno, but ;W!ir'l'vl!''eitnbuv at Inside prices o( tesierdayi tale n..eo biitt at M.mntii ra) for siieerflno. ts.TVil? tor common to choice ihirning eilra. t;n7 75 for com 1?.?' "T"! "."L" brands, n ustu 34 for doulile etirss and fatnl y brsnds f-'nutnern n ur aulel but ;d fi.iiV'5 for l.skrrs' and fatally extras, llye flour autel at tvoajtl.'a. Corn iuc.1 dull Westers lfiLB"d,wlu1 "IjCai. llockwneat flour .tt4.40 V I w nt' CuTTO.y-More iteady snd fairly active nn demsnd to ail tontrseisi salts IJi; tutcs ai lle for mlddileg uplands and 13,e for low dot futoao detivtries were So h'ghsr si Hie clos. nut the demand chiefly teeen laiisr, closing un tho basis of low middling at I5y;c tor March. April, and May, UHC. fur Jnne, and LIJic. for July and Angnsi. (inoraaixs (.ertee was fairly active tod firm i islet I.OOI bag Klo, at Ilslllmore, per Clifton, and l.'CO liui Msracaino at 1sc. gold, duly paidi Hie, 13Hlfo. alolsstet was In more dcoiand. and nitres remain tfeauv tali IV BMs, New Oruuns si Slt70c, an hhdt, rorto lllco at tc. and 305 hhds. sew Cuba nimeavado on prisala terms, nice qnlot alsuaHc. for Carolina, and iai le InrKatignnn. uugsr was rooro active, ami the markrt eruier, Fair to good lennlog. K'-Se..i isles ot 2filA hhus, st "He tor .New Orleans and SU3c fur (up. lteOo'lflunaiW)i)UVc.fornard, and 11M nil '40 toraortwhti (iKaix-Wliest wasdnll and heavy, aslej 3.000 bush, al ll-stVAS1.57rnrNo-'Zsprtog,lotkirei l 79 tvr pilroe choice aniier W.iternt and 1 1. as lor IHehl (lenesre, Oats dull. tsletWjxoiinth st use. forwhlte Ohio, on ihulrsrk OK for do. Jersey do.i and RHse. lor oM Western, In store. Harlev mail more ncilvei sale W,'0 lituti. ai fluitt U for stsle. Corn lower t salss xl.ounbutli. al H7(sc. Iur Wetiern mlxsdi Hho, for J.rvey yslliwi and UOc. Iur Southern do. -i;.nia.-Ilotln quitiei tr.7MiMtn for itnall lots hcie from VArd. aud l.'Jd lor cargoes to arrive. Hplru Tnriirntlne firm to bblt. told al 44c. I'etrulesiu dull at HHiiilr. for rsfluen un ihutpnti cmde weak i .lyUohls -oi l at li fe rnlioyUraii 5u,ooe at told al W. for prime Hirarinedul' al lac. II iy dull st 11.134 I UK for Hilpp'ng. Dili dill and unilungisd, Wkstkey nntier ts et WJ oa. al tSttlrl'ie, Frel.'htt flrmer but quiet. To l.iteipool M it asked for wheat hv tteam To London 3)0 bait, flour at is. M. to tilatgow li.r) bn-h. wlittt. Ci by Mil. I'nnvttiovs IVrs wasdnll and lower i sales TOO bblt. tl tMl natAi ;or new in ,t', Ill far old do., and (1175 f ill ;cd y unt .alto. I iu iihla. lor Slay at UJ, and 7M bb's. lor April tl rt 1MP1. flesfnuiot al yttulis fir iiisln and eitr in t. I rcc beef tn guoo deinsndfir eioori and tery vrui t sales sou let. at f JuatxatJO for prlaie nics. snd s.-.ul-ll ror India mess, lieef hatas tleadyalt-ll.'Stati.'U. cut meats dun ntvl unchaogeu flacni quiet today at tic for long clear, sties Istt evening nf ml his.long c.c-ir l Ho. Ureserd host doll ai!M4,9e for city, snd ssas'.e, for Wesieru. Ltrn quel, tales ,VX tea at I'lS'ajiie. rur VTitern, and tin I1',r, for city Miner dull st Mo He forHiale. and lsu 4ic mr Western, (uretu llrm al li'alTc. for g'Wi to best factory I'reeiioigi,z4t.'0c Llir Meek llnrkel. New Yiimk. W.dnea.lay, Man-li H Twenty-three ear, ur Peeve- arrived, uf which fJ tnioitin 1 1 1 1 no l a tieir, strung ',s cwi ur wt-re sold at Ife lo dies Sd Its tn the gruasewt. ine reinilnder of the otfi iigt are not tiki iv to ttiul mi-ena-epa lo-nsy. Tone o the market weak, in I romnion to atrletly pnme titoi rs are iiuiu.ua ly ,a itt i al .ii-ille. V Ten ear loaits. ur if.rsC sbeen. were receiver, and all sol I hut 3 car lusidi at 'c tb. I unrt.teii eait, ur l.tllhog. ai it"l.'v In- t it l-i- sail hierer-. lhrcwereno ts.t un lu--wi i-ut and prices reiuiiln nominally tin i hn, ait. or iswt'.e O. Dressed hogs wereduil snd iH'st) at tai'isn i.iroilv. sndvc for tt'eiteiu. UAJtJ. I A Ittl.Lttl l.. VK. atlNUTmc ALU4.SAC- THIS IIAT. ten iltes -un sett. ur. ioon tett t infill ttsren Tint oat find, Hoot;.. 'J'rJUny l.ljnu.1.) OJHIe.l Cite .11 01 .rrlsrit-Wiiiarsmy. Msuh s. s-teimship HI t.'UI. H lli'iln.i'-n. S. C natal -totes. Sti'ittiiKulp siieriiiai, New (ir'ean. iiul. and p tH-un)ahlpChea enke. 1' inland, itulaii an-l pv.t. Plcamshiii ttiniiesnta l.tveiiwiul inda,- and i ass. eteanislup ,liuiirer, 1 hlliMl-i'llla. mUe sul pull, bleaiushlp MtHmarle. nrlulk. inilae ami pais. Mie un'Siii i eimpe.le. I'll ladelpnia. cual. eh ti Albert Vleltr, Caletilta. untie. Itaik Kale. sidirf, railroad irou. Ilaik l.lla While. I leultiegoa, sngar. Alio, the utii nvci uaaciaiie vcaiai. TEtuntrs ARUIVXn OUT. QrsEiSTOnN. Msrch S City of Manebemr, New Yorc. laiauox. Marrh 8. Cnlnmbla. New Yerk. 111. hi. on. Mei-h s Cutuuihta, New lork. 5llStlU33 IlotltCJ. To Ciineiimptlvr. -Mnnr hnvr been hnppy to give their tetlimuay In favor of lite ue oi Utlb.r't 711 e .xi Ltrtr (Mi tttul L mt. Kvpcneuce hit proved tt to be a valuable reinidy for Contumpiion, Aitiina. Hivnihrris, and ad illiea-st of ths 'Ihroal and Lungs, Manuiacturrd oniy hv A. It. U ILIlolt, Chemlat, M Court st., llastoa. ttuld by druggtttt generally. An Uxtrndcd Populurltv, Drswn't llrnn- CII1AL riltH-'IIKb" have lieeii helm Hie puDlIc mauy je.iit. Lsch year Ond ihcui in new locvltttrs In va ttunt parrs of the world. I he f rohes sr pronounced unttti-ml) lupi-rior iu s'l uiher srtlnot nted for nun. lar purnotes. l or relieving (onahs. Cold', and throat DUea'ts, tno irothes hat.- tuen ii-ocsf rel-a) e. It Opernir Like llugle. MI!. WIS-LOWH SOOriltMl b lll.l'. for chlt ilren t-eUiloi.tolitnt His gums, reducet inflauimatloo, allay all pain. K ii re la .llinrrHl Winer, baratnga Kprlegt, lUll.ur to ail ulhela III dtai't'isda, nod I lie ,,i the liter sod kidneys. 11.1 LEVY, Ag-M,; llmita Kurt llallroad Depot, Varlcn si. Lnrlli' still now flud at Dr. Ilrluibold's Mia. "uAw's ti-le.iruted Mutii a vo rnx-xfr. lorios. Uarraund. H. T. IIKLMUULU, Wl Hrotawty, t.ea. cialAgeut. Dnndriifl' iniiy bp l.fleiluiill) Krntllt'alrd from ine --i' bv a tea, a-ipUvlloaa uf 11 Jill's ecla ble blcmsu ll.nr Itcneaer. HprlnaT Sivlre ur tiriillemen'e II n la Jntt Is. sii i nt KSI'r.Ns' IIKID, manurae Ui-r. lta Ntutau it, l'nc MAiinir.i). iVEKll.T-nK!.L-ln Jertsy Clly. March 5-lS71,by ILa i-v htr.-i l.aren 1, Mi snenben Aveil I. uf l iallat burrli. to 'lltt llame Hell, of New Yora city. AITOLI-tH-tlUKItlltiM. -Hy Hie Itsv. ILA Frledtl, Virdlnsnl Jnllus Ai pollst to kalhanna Uoenbeit. llltAl Ml-UAIlll.-lly Iho Ifcv. J. F. Untune, Lud wlg tlraucr lo Amalla llshr. lii;il.Sb-ilOLSTO -Hj ths Iter. rred. Pvant. Jts. riurua to Mary Ituliton. k(u:it-lllrllAlll.-ln Hilt civ. by lbs llev W. Toelte. Tlfodurc l-aer. of Hrouklyn, to Pauline Hutu "i-IIP.INOKn-FOIlisTKR -Hv lhe llev. II. loelke, lleltirleh M. Khrtuger to Ann Furster. KM1I.I II t till III II -Ht lhe llev II. Totlke, Jo haan Kuuelaanl lo .Marcari th l llohr. i:it'iiiti:iiu wkii imi.i:ii -in tnn nt, by the iter. Dr. Davi.l Kinhoru. Frcilt'.lt' Klcnbcrg, of CtuclauatL to IP.ta W'rlrlisler. nl New Vmk. UAnr- IIKINII till! -Ity ihn Iter. U. Toe'ke, Carl Fr Hsti to a aiaareilia lUduhard. III. 11 H vNS-hCHMIli.- liy the Key. II. Toelke, Luelas iieltimann m riiiitiua ix-hinld. (IAi:llTNr.lt--llllhIII-.IHlM.-ll the llev. V. .1 f-clint-totr, ciiarirt vuguti Ustrlner to Anna Uredo 1:0. n. UI().Ti:il-PPTri'.', tlheHnv r..I f-chneld-r. bsrlea Fred, llui dejirlu Auua tlane t-.lito Pvter ten. lionrn-MISlIlfA.-ny H.o llev II. luellr. Trauz Hunub to .loieplta Mulnua III-, y.i H KAf-Nft liy the llev. II luelke, Carl lli'l. is lo Vluria kal-er lll.l lllKV-IIFrrKPRN-ny the Iter AxolW!. I r, Ol if ll')tasa-ii lo klarcn llefleitteii llhy-llri.EVIAVN -liy the Key J F. lliitehe, .1 lui II. z to Hose Hausemann. II Milt I.IMH.Mliril -Hv lhe llev II A Frledel, Pet. r II .tr i i'ari.irine Ltndeuiutti ll'ilil N tl II-KNUMm -liy the Hev. a. Votherg, Atfonte flog -nailer lo nna Knelat IIKI-si ll-tvl.lhS-ltrihe Hev. F. J. tfrbnotder, Al lien Chsilet Dels, i, to lltrrmr Itelts. JAl'lilih-MKMikiJtiiN -Hy lhe llev. .1. Ksnlto wltz, llaphael .laru.is to 1 riedrUe Mendi lion. KDVhMHlUt .IKUH.. -Hy in llev. 11. Toilke. Aritl.di Knnsmcter toChiltllos fsteifel M.i.l. llwkllMUi -Hy iliu llev. II Toelke, Chriti isu K 'eir lu lli oar lunkliard. kl.KIN-MlllNKi: -liy iuu llsy. J. T. Uuicho, Jacob K eln lo Pauline WUhru. l.triMhi; ft lus llr the Key. James Millcit. 'I Pumas l.atuni-i tn IsalH-lls Katon. I I Hli-itlsrlH.lltli-.il -Hi tins ettv. hv the llev. Jolini ottoii hiiiiih, .laniea is I u-by. of tVmuiuatoti, 1). i in Muagie Wl lebeigrr, or the t nun place, IHIMi-.. isfHill '-Hv tho Hev J I. Iluiihe. Carl l.llullti I-lo .follHline A f-tli-hl I.AAlll h 1-HII.I IIS -Hv lhe Iter. J Kantroalta, John l.saarut l Ilann ih i'til una M- M-M.I.I s -Hi lhe Hev Alciimkr McLean, 1 1 1, it. s, .it i, i I iniiia 1. Mi, u. I'LMil-.i! Jiilli:s.-uy the llev J F lluich. Henry I'liger to l.ilse Ju'irs HiiIHStON-FOlillf APP.-Ily the l.'ev Itnitl Mu lct I. 'lnuiu it T K. Iloblhion lu t.iunl 1 iiii's le It' 1 1 II (1 ltOI.fi -lit- tne II. v .l.mph L.',p, Jq. i.shii (leorce Hum tu I liar.uiie (iiuig hi HnTH KIIRIir hi IIIFrl.lt -Hv the fley. II lue.ke, Mama heliweit'i-herl lo tlarla tti-li,ifi-r M HliAKIIi-H ei llttlMI -ny the list. 11. loclke. lli'luiit'b I'lirat'slur lu Auua Sihwlud. NF Mt'll -IIKHrtHlH llvlho llev. J F F'der, W'ra II --i urn to .loiia w Iiniinrd. l l-.l.-.l AJII-s -Hy iuu Itev llr. t hailet E. huupe. i harlg- A. hiavcr lo Harriet Augusu Jau.es etill II-HXMr.Ll. Uy the Hev Juhu I., l.'uokmao, Juinea N t-inlili lu eur.iti .lane Maria Hanleli. ,iI.KII-WINIhitiiHlsr. Ity tne llev. J. A. I u rich. Anthony r. it er tu Margaret Winii rgrrit eiltlMhlr.H-YIIHKI. -lly Hu) llev. F. IV. Hilaliia hauier Auluti (It-oign .tutluieier to ihrktlna Vuail. THl)MAi-JAllM'kH.-Uv t ie Itev (1 Voiocrg Oeo. Thouist lo Mm It- H ir I'arollue Jalinc-e. I I. UK II (I A I I Konuii.-At tJiflon, 8 I by ihs Hi-v J. Tele-pin rector of M. Johu't hiueli sta p emu, n. 1, lleorgs T. U.nc-li to turn inlo Gaul koli.ir IMMflkL-lIAHLNMEII'll lly lbs tv II loil.r. Carl )ieileriek Weiuei lu Juliauus llakeiiinoier, IV A 1. 1. -i,i 1 r-WINHhStCIII lljr lhe it.-v II vy. Hreea, liuitlleh llermau Waltagotl lu Anna t,udc ul" h. WAIHIiB-SKAI.Y.-In Ihlt city, by tli" Hev. O. I ami bell. Win. Jamtt Watora, ol haw i ork, to llachtl Uealv. ol llruukljn. Y AiiNttV-IIKHIS-lly the llov. William Atk matt, Louu, auer. Jr.. lo Auu hiiiaiieili Heiuit. ZltlXKltMAS.s-llllhVllhl. Hv lha Itev. 11. A. Fileilel, Adulph August Zvllsruisnu lo Jakoblne Xu'k'KIOUNTEL-OKItOI.D -Uv the Itev. Fr. Oi 1 1 el. (i.'orge .uckrriusiilei lu hlisstx-Uia Ueruld. 1)1 VOItC till. c 111 in ll In tvathinaiuu, I). C, Deb. U.Oturiltoi Chut i h Hum Church HI NX -H the l li cult Court or Edgar county. III., Fehrusrj iiirm, Maiv M. Iluuu fruin Ji aetili M. LI. un. UlXf-tsl'li-.. lly tn Cirault Court uf Unary comity, 11 HI., al lhe Fpnirjtrm.hU at Cambridge, Lonlta Ml OHletpie Imm Wlllisrn nillcsin. I 'til OOLHKN.-ln Cambridge, Henry county. HI bv thi i tfl Cdicmt Cnrt. Kbrury term, Lacy J Ooldtn frm I M -isines P. tiol en. i U"sy IIHOIlll3.-ln nssrnek county, Ohio, ky the Conrt mi of Common l'leu, l'rrcllla Hughes from James Vf. 1 m. Uugnes. f si-1 w(iitf;iit5Ar).-In Ifanec-fk connty. Ohio, hy tha I t oni l of Common Fits', John -Morehead from iisincl 1 Uoiehed. t m liKYNOLns-lnCmbrbife Ill..hrlheCireultConrt I S Vnt ,!WJ'l"nK f Fchmarylerm, Harriet Key M, "Si ,u'.K.ln '.'"h Hemolds. I; lnJ ,"i,7.l n"1,1nspoli. Msreh s, by Judge Tark- i I snVn "mmc" 'h U 9l"nr "oro Joba M. 8bhr. Came, J E.t,;VwKee',rrr;rn JftS,1' M" Jameson, t Bw.uie Hom!?.mn?AlT'n" C0,,n,, S,r"" M fiaV.h iLAnrom.?0,,-,non'tt'"?,- hJ Jn Jameson, IJ sertionl lhom lrom wHaco Thomas. Caote.de 11 WI.NN.-In IOlllivlllo. Ky..hyli Chancery Cunrr t Ij Maicn s. Jnlia Winn men J lines IVftin t-uurr, fM ti ARstAW.-ln Deiroll. Feh, tt, ny .Indie Psirhle II ZIMMKItLV.-ftvthe ClrcnltConriot F.rlgar eonntv, 11 Ziminerl Zimnitny from tmitn II. U tmiuery. f DfLKLEY-On Tnesdky, Mrch 7, Carrie r. Itntt I H ley, daughter of Kilas and Mary lluiisley, aged It I I nmniht and itdtys. Tbeiiiailvea and trlsndt are Invited to attend lbs f M niaeral, al 717 sin av on Tnurseay, SlnrcJi 9, at I tl ueloek, i MM irA,J,J,F.t.l,.-On Toesday morning. March f, 1 Thomas II. Csldweil In ike (lit year nl his air. i H s,.1.hr'iu,9' ,",!fr""','f lhelimliy,inlthemera- 1 III an'f.iu !nit. .tI -vJ(rr, .No. Itia, F. and A. M., aro re- fll tllni.'Si 5T".'i!.i0.Vtcua IV f"-'l. from hit Istn II o'eiue!"' on Tuur"1l' 'h tun., at I J K ,iA,ru-ui,:lUrr'. V"M Holwrl.eldeit i IQ Jmo?hs rahm' agtd3jearjnd II The tuiieral will take plsee itTSSout sih i., wu. i H ,,.7SE,Lrf.1j on. r altcrnot.i,,. j o'eforte. IH HhNKl- N -Inltrooklya. Man hS, F.dward J.ilenken, H I?nS,. lLWyA ,s1i yes's, i 9 montbt, snd 27 days. jHI .Tl,0.,tL'lM.TC" "a fr"nd of Ih fmlly are Invited lo Jmm attend tborunrral.na Tnunalav afternoon. st'Z o'ciock. H lr?.!).,.'.V.'.'l?nlf f his Prents, ar llnuilea st. I'd IIAflADOIIN. In llrooalyn, on Tneaday. Marrh 7. HI nrr a snort HlneM, nf lyi.hoid lever, Ellen, youngest IHI dsashisr of the lt John llsgs lorn. H eliJ-ft"."!' nd."0D'. mn lovHM lo Mtend tha I HI fe"ferne;.S:fiI,l;.'coecV lhi LuunilklN -tia Jnesdar. Ellen Dnnlon, wife of i HJ rhllip Ixiughilmsgedxi ytsrs. H1 llsr friends snd seqasluialnrea re rsipsctfully in. PI vlle.1 to ailrad th lunersl, frurn fa Mtnroc II., ou flatl Ihuiflav, ih7ih nut., al i p.m. H NKVfl-.LL.-On Tuetdar llairh 7. fler a short 111. Hi nisi, James Nswsll, a iiveoi Angbnamttllln, county H Minsghan. Irclsnd, In the6lyesrof nls age. HI The reietlve nd rrtendsofine fimlly nre retpert- MM rally luvlied lo aitend lhe funeral, irum hit late ies. I HI itenre. Im Norti 7th tt WiHIem.bnrgh, on Friday, 1 H Msici lu. sl o'rlmk. I mM I'HKfiKY.-ln .Hrooklyn. March T.of tcarlet fever, I Hi Willi w s0n of I l-tncia c. and lltry Louisa Prctky, IHI sgrdSvears, lluionibs andluart. 1H1 oao angel inor in Ileven. mam lite Mendi and sequalDlaocct are re'cectfu ',y la 1 Wm rued to alien I the run rai, from lhe real, leuee ol hit 1 mmm i. arsnla r .nt tt.. ee door from -lay. un 1 hurt Jty, at i IHI 1 rl ek i ILenr to I slvsry cemetery, IHI Philadelphia papert pleas copy KB IIVVMOND -on rncsdav. Mtrch 7. afler a short III- Tl neat Prrev, only child nf liavid and Hay llaymond. III aged 1 tear and 10 months, mfM loo funeral trill take place from their residence, WW roinrr uf PrnsDecttt, smt Maluav., Paitalc.N, J ,uo f 0:1 I hariday. ftih lott., at 4 p. It. 1 KM hyAN -on Tust-tiy evening. March 7, Jsnn Hysn. JUM wiutiw or Jami Ityan, loriuiMyotllaiiwuud, paritUof Caallolowii county Mealh.llrland age I is) yesis, k I The relatives and menus of n-run, Cornelius Ityan, R re retpeeiriiiit lavlfd to alien I tne fuii-rai, uurrt- I Itkl aai.iata In-t al HI A. M pre-:,.-lv, Mo u in luiii ay. H Her remains will be eouveied u tho cnnreii of ihn i tWM Holy ('ru" wtirie a selruui high luaas mil Lo t--le- ltrn hriit.-d I rthercpo-eor her soul, and Irom itiaacu to i H llud-oii ouiiuly Culhohc Ceiuuiery, Jertcy til,. Ml -Sew Orli'sns patiers nieie eopy. I'. U t 1 .11 .-Msteh 7. Carl Ct.vsy.ln hit isth icsr. lu The niemlxnor Arsrla lidge, No. IU7, t. and A. 7 Ml St.. and oi lhe Pentalpha Chapter. No. II, also his 11 frieriit. nre le'pei intlly invited lo attend Hie fiiifral, tfm un I nd n, Marcn 10, al 1 P -M., from hit late residence IU1 ..AW !m Tnesday, March 7, Martin Water, In Ml tho 71 year ufhts aire Hal 1 lis) relatives and mends of (he family are respect wM fu.lj imiie'i to alieud lhe lUneral, on I n, lav moru fiW tng ft 'i, Vlo-k. iro ii hit luo retUrucr, tut Charlton JUH tl. the lemalni will bo conveyed to ft Patncks rHl I atlienral, where a solemn high ma-tof rminlein will VI Deeeli hr.ili d fur the repuao ot his suul, theuco lu Illli rM ii. C ui-t.-ry l rluirrmenf. s U I ITaraSSJ Spttinl Ilotitis. H Fgl'ITAIILi: l.ll UASrtl ltA.NCKfsflt IF.TV OP 1IIK CXITKO STA TES, VHt ViO UlfUADPi'AY, M'.W YOIIK. j H 1-r.r'iDiNTt Mil WILLIAM c. Al.KXANtH.lt. JHJ vict i-arjii xNTS! 'fUl IIK.tllY IJ. IIYDC, JA.MK3 W. -M.i:.V.AMILn. i H trmrrinv: AfgVARTi 1 IH lAMI'KL DUKIIOWK. (li:or.i!K W. nill.LIPi j HJ AVPlTOlti AH w. p. HALtrhu. H AVMITSJISVKSTF.D IN Filial' CLASS M!CU- t H sriu'i.t'' ViKYiivi'i 'AV.i''Vi'ii7LVi v;.i15'JlrA, SiD III IIA'llllO POLICY 11(11, DklO. lJOO.OOll PAllUMtKri'ltS PKKMICMn lOPOI.itV' Hoi.DKifsDiiiisu isio i.in.oa A 'M PCHELY ML'TCAL. k IM HlVinrvilS MAOK ANNHAI LY. i MM PdllCIKI (I'tASIhH II Y fills COMPANY All-' I Zfl M. lMKKhl rHI.K ANIt Af.l, HMtTICl i Ml 1-AiK is iin: n:oi nsoF Till'. HICILU. j MM No Conipanr ihoas a belter record than the LOl'f- 1 Itfl TAIILk. lis trantictinns fur 1S70 were nearly one-sev (HI enth of the leial of a5 Companies dome bntlnet-in Ibn I 5 H1 stlaWot New York, andelcetvlel bv I jxki.kk) Iho'e er V Hi anr uihtr lu the t'nlled Mates, eihlblntig a giowili nt Z WM buiin-shd protperity lr surpaaalug any umllar la- TU tlituilou. f HI I he n vert re amount of tlie CQPITAIILR Policies fr (IH wern IS ier tent laiser thus ihosa or any uther Coin- 1 HI psnv.ahuwlng inpreierenca inn isalven In this Coin I KH psny byeaniinliiissnaothrrtseeaingtafeiavesiiaeuti, i hlH Offlce. IJ) HliOAUWAY, ,NhV TOUK. S (HJ A WKEIll.V NF.W.SPArEIt IN Tilt 19 ftltlllT HI'OT. 3 (Hi DUNN I'lATT and IlkO. ALFIIKII TOIYNRENU I i'H will biailn lhe publication of a lies' lllerarj a eekly, U J IH be called 3 IlH TUK CAPITAL fj H tl the rlty of Wsshlugion, March r.', ln. A lH A haudsouis rollo nswti-aur or ai eolmnni, printer. 'i fiH la new tyi. with a new ugravrd title he I, sn. occs f H tlonil liluttrtlioas. The entire coaienu are to hit UAH otmnal, anil written by the acutcst obicrvers and molt iH urncbaui arttersof the day. t mm NOT A PAPKIt FOll I'lfK 01.11 PAIfTY FOOIP.E f MM but sdspled lo the Inleileclnal rsquliements of our 1 HI period lu th contidtrsaiun of publlo men and qxa- HI Hons, agrrestivtiiy luarpsndenl, and always seeklug -I HI out Uounainl. tho rare, th ladivldual, and the literary J HI aipeell uf online. Inthorl, 0 HI Illf. UlfllAN OK THK IIKT1KH IMI'CLACKl i H It xllt contain lhe Attorlaied I'reti trlecrami up to 1 ITH thehotir of going t i new, and lhe Iktctt public and H local Items ilirclaiieatnrei will be orlrlnal Hones nnon episodes, J! JHI rnt-alilles, ami pheeumena al the national capital, keen V HI and trenchaul curretpooJence from in Urge clues J nm tod lhe Hiale eapitalt. aoaoliitely Indenendeut DtMrt a tkH ditoriala, and blographi tilmttg to the hour, trrth I (HI ballads and poemt. and Slate loclcirnewi. Daring thu H year 1 II K CAI'II AL will com. in vivid drtcnpiloni ot s H every national intiltiiilon ant bureau in the United I H hiates. iiuting lhe idiot) neractei nd ImiHjrfcctloni or 3lH the smite. Il will endeavor diligently to be 'H lua I'sivat" Clriza' llaiouTia at Tin iriT or 1 H (Joy BBNM sn r Mm Prfre, f.t a ieur Hi a Ir-rnee. J WM Sahtcrtrt'tnt, Iverniruienit, and eommutili silons 'H will be ml tn-.id to lhe olUce of l lll. I'AI'l I U, 4. 'I i H Itthst ne ir PfiiuivlTanla sv Wa'hiuzfon. II. ts'HP.AT I.OVK STflllV OP M'.W VOUK." llacker't long expected storr, 3, j HJ TUK I1I1AY bllAHHW, H a leaendsry romance of New York, will conimenco Y next Mondsi In the H riiinsinr. coiipankin. IvM JOHN Yfoll, DAlDt7N .V CO.. j 111 NO 1 HUOADWAY. Dl'l'dSUK THK MKIliOFn J tH LITAN IIOTKU NUW YOIIK, A MANCFAcri'itmit of II UK AM) llt'Klil.Afl 1'ltUOF HA IK-'. -f HJ Ynull Doors, Iron hhuttcrs. and Iron Work of all klnils 'h HJ Itsilrosd Checks. Padlocas, lie., enamelled aodpiaia T HJ lltnlow nhd Minis Wire. t H tHlf.il PIIVS, If M FOLKY'e FINK Ilill.fl PftN'3. 1 M 1IIK"IKM" ASlll.-IO Al'hi-r. ,V H t CIOIlY AND Stl.KetHltlll ItlHIAIIW t Jf M fsliJvl'AI.'r.XIIAIM'ION. rVml fur psmphlel. Hrs. W El.Lb el hl.l.. Slats n V HJ F, New ro-t i-ltt. mw Tin; toi. mo "tt V.iiu i.v in, t m; -77 H eh.-uii.-ai tdveit.kiiik.' uiedtuui In the HLlted m'-i. 'C HJ of'i'iciAi." diiaTv f isi777 P H -misjoNti 1 1 i.'iTrKitiKs. 1 'Mm Al AIIS-HA-extrt t'las, so. Ul. Msicbs UU. r HI at). II, S. II, St. 70, 10. IV. 17, I, 51, SO M i HJ PAIiLLAII-l l s No III. archS. leil. i IH V.i ;l. 10, r.'l, 7. tl. 2. 31, 47. Ul, 90. 11 i WM t.l I l.CKY-Klli c sat NO. VIA. Man h S. il.a Vll 10 11. IL il. 7, l, II, It, Ij. i. II. f (OM KhNlUl.ht -CU.it .Nu all. March is, I. tin bt, U, ii. Ill, 11, a:t. iv, i.i, it, 70, l. uv. a t Ell Prire esiiied. in unnsiiuu lu.iiiihed. an i en, ila-t i fjls) tent In above, au i alto it itai if ivana i I tim Hlf J CI.P I n. liro.e. I' ti hot "in r SI Zt flioadway i a eu.io i ti ui j i ur io UtV ltd. A I IIAIIM MITT Kilt. ft Prtet paid I.i go I Inlormalion t.irn.s'itl 11m A h gl et islet ptid for doiibtnoni and sll kinds ot gold J5 ft tudtliier 1 At l.DK A u Hanteit, 1 If IS Wall il.. New.org. j VI i HO VAI, "HAVANA I.OTTKK v7 Ir s i S?S ess. i -.1 iu: riiisiiou aivi-u eir. mart sent. .1.11 JIal- J la 7 MM, it CO., li) nail il. i boa t.ufi, New Yurk 1'vi. 'J utb-e 1 l'.,,.lflO I'OH HI, for wliuie ticket i haii "lei 'i t. nnsitei, e -lloyal llivios Lotlerv, b.lpi leiuei.lui. ii J 1 urliiloitnsilnn sddiets a IV' i Lt'lTIYAtO sWOieenwIrhtt New York f ""'2S.-1MIVA1. HAVAN I.OTTKH Y-t Iri ii" t iflj lantern. Keuturkyt HOC lu f, o i.imi -us l.tj per .1 atw. eeiil. b. II II l SKa 15 Will. I. P, IK nil li l i Ul ft JT i flerioiml lloiitts. .,J m, lll.l XV.s.ll ITH, laiocuuk of ichoontr'ari.h U U t- Vt aUoii.wjII itaru sumnhing lo hit sdvauiaa by I r,s railing si FV VNS, UALL a CO. BM fcoutn Itcity tf 1? II. Jl."-Hcr ddrtut and full parpculart tail Jflj ill bei blatnsdby calling SUM Latum tt. Al I JATIIICK M'OAIIF.-u acted. Hie 'preeni so I dret ul Mr. Fuiilck McCabe. formerly or No. ,u Madisunit. Ad'liesau.H.N.. box Hi, Hun offlcs, I'f 'I'llll.MAN JAMKS or lMTIIlCK DKAll.lN v. li JV4 ..1,f.o!'Sl-.'!0r''y.'Dd",Jf their adlri'M lui, e.rai it, r Uyl UtIDOliT UiiAlUN .FOX, M lliukoiy it 1-jttiun, Bll t;
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Kfjl 'i 53lanltb rimult. I IIMIHKHT rrleei, work gtvenout to pay for (tl A firing maililneaby Inatallmen 1 1 Instruction free. y J (1lakf A POND. i-.lthst., bet uioadwey tnd 4th ay. YVla !A (Mil 1. 10 or 1 yenta rid for elamhi-rwork end to (if 8 U imr,d two Utile tOTii wages I0 references re- K.n'O ..nred rWfti33lt Lfjfif 'a It Tl l'K'l A It 'Wcr waned a'so, a few tfiP Ami' ilt.iarn. Apply at 4M Canal at ..scconj .18(1 Hoir, Itonl ro 'in. Ijfl 'A r 1 r'"' "lnt riaclilies fir tale and to ,.iS iJ if t iiiiui iatig.ii to operate t t 0 cannon St., Ki! 5c -ml if-!f ii rIT.IMKMT.lflcrrvili. slsi cirliTatrlr I)! f lauiiol, wu uou ai Caipenlet'i, corner lull tt and ;'.T i Ijl A (illlii t'-otentnti wantel. II or iFrfurToM, R'E JV will tin 1 rrl 'i"n 'e, n t1! West I3'.hn, bist until. Kf I.TI HI EAST 'JOTIIST.. good work to piv for jjtj iV sewing uiail.iiics Iniiiutlon free i opto eveniags. ill A VQDt flOWr.ttVi firt-flasi sawing msrhlnea I 9 iV by nion'bly barmen's In work i Riitractlonfree. fivl I "X MPl.r.MlllI Wlce'er A vvil'on machine for sale X' iA r J a. co it iu ti'W, ajjM. llroa Iw.ir "J floor. i Ijti A Itl'IHf IAT, nowert"-llnod hands wntod( )Cf JY. Ms'ien un pud. iraHrosl ny, op stairs. ''l!P A HOOn ftoHHwCi to' linen mitli noot lint IjjJ il K t hand. IK llb-m keret 21 flour, front. tip i "a );y ir-' r an flitc a on ladles' nne shoes wanted IjU. i innne li. i ly at I. C. Drill's. 23 ParkHow. 1,2 "a'U'KT.M 1 1"!! wiTmVj lo wet nurse babe. Cill ur J at 300? I nr..coiiijr ul OOtli it., tup floor 1(1; a N rile pill m wsitreia n dlnlne stloou, ti xii ;j jV Wni it .b-tirtcii IMti an-t hirlo its. f. 1 S obniIhi n r it nn nt h m p:itl nil J a ll jif I 1 trr. K oA -o paiil. 3i Monr n tt. Sljil "a VDI'NO cirl to il. Unlit tioiiiowork-iiaj mfnJ Ijli J torh1,Jrcn. call at l?5itli av. if! A It t 'MiT. nn'nbrr ornhli wutej immediately, at 1J il IJt till nr over ltvt alorc. l A I'KW hi i rm'i ii wantei fur Jtnimaklnit, at (J IjJIl -V Wcti 27, la at .11 floor. 7 'TltT, IN" itlaipwclirt witiiM. Awifrni i ins nrojjj)-. Hi! "lXI'r.llll'ACI'.l) cloa, ninktra nanicdi nono i II J J but icooil n in l nwrt npnlr. I J OITiiMIMM It COI.I.ISC,wnro'iairr. j i TTiXlMniirNCI-.lt fnnrr lira .TVmirt an.l a.i.urt I j i himp is Sti.tti lit it., bctwicn Ct& and ilb att IIJi V Tiliamlbli-Kti. iif, TJ.iN Vr.l.01'l.-Vnnlri'. a riniftnt trnmincr i M! J J iirailj work UKO K. Nr.xlilTI' A CO Irt' nmtr ljcirl nnt I'm tt. 1;B l.iX PI'.H I KNCI'.in.tn la on rrnlVhofflTsn Llt l. J i will r. .No worn clrrn out of lionao. i I'l? 1IIIM'('IiAHS opf r Mot" on'wT-Twa niarhlnc" l iK .I1 aliiinnoon tt ilioox A OlbSa a wanted, at LOllU A I )J It 'l AYLOII K. llrur.J ami Clittmlc ill. il lil? IIUST-t'LAS"" irlniriiirhmoninTninlr par !,,Vh J' mrnU iHtayf ul work Hxtn. O.icn eTt.ilu;i. Ill i:S l-nrceat. (liliQ l.il llsT-CI. oprt atom on Whtf Inr A WlliiVa 'jl tp X irarhlne on Inhita' clotlilniri ivasn t. SVl'tu ar. l'r 11 UNTCIAS opratora waniffl on armiiff tiia Rtf.B JLtlinwi. I.. UltYKomA CU .a ami 7'flioiuaa it. fiffrl l.illlMT l'liAlionri ant waahViaTor laui.dr: br H M SAi llaF. J .1 Mroidwar Jo floor. I'liil 'TuiililmU WMcr wmlfd al CIIA9. KOUKIIS ft Jjil vcoH. Ml Canal lo il pala. SI r ClO 1 I It Ij waulrd to I'r.ii.fiilk rlncnnna Appir to IlljJ J UK". tV..MAl,lllV.IOl llle.Tkfnt. I 1 1 l(ilir.!T Pti pai.i work tlti"! out 10 par for I tt XL rir.'.-c.ataa.'mni niuli no; l'itiiunlo i Itro. l IQOTIlAKKI'.-g. -ft lioairr. I J I KD-I.NSTOl'K ft COIIVH. Canal at. I T A ll W.--.1 and Whrlr tViUon ne A i i n'li i' -lil m lnuliininia, parabio in woi k at V rn SKIV Yii.tli HACIIlNt SIIIUUISU CO.. 43 f lil-T ..rt. H t"a S VAfr.l!M Tjaf d io ae I Itartir t'l j! 1j llm.lriii ,1 Mil. oi s. v YuiU. Apil to II C IiAlil LKTl'. '".f :irmita. up alalri. if AIIIKSUuibt on tviioi'itrA; WiTa.-iu'i nnriii ir n 7 I ".aut) uf workarnr U-rninr. CJC llreadoajr. t'jp E T ATKt"f ii'ihl witti-Hoik to p.ir for a.'W.n.' n i mat inea. a. 119 II .'fdier at. Si TITI 1.1.1 S r.U -Alio an e.-rnl it V JM tttcihar. 0 "VI'KltA rlfltS. -V'eiJr unU7iiieat for sol M V l.an,U 011 Ity or p: avS. II 1IASMTK. JI I.lnrrtrit ff 7vrv.ll ATOIt" and ba-tcra on ft' e li'icn coatl i' f jl c fit h nidi onlr mi'U apiiljr MRDiar. 7MT.II ATtlUS w.intelon W i U.'i mi?bUfni7 'III 3 7ri:il ATOKS wanlf I nTDIoliaiTjTiti at. Call all JaM Vi'ifwpk I LViW TUAIt Mll.s7-u 1 cpricimd ln'iK -mi J to I MPl iiiaxB and lin parau on Wilic ,c L.ti'i' n-a- I I lt(i rmiita irooj Wbirra ant itra Iv cnp.oynie .t i iiiai'blo a 1 1'rff Itirnlitird to tin tIio hn n-nu I njU fciMo.s nr.iTiin a co ,m uonaM t. 1 iflH T A IT.lt CHI.l.A l!S -Ol.l- aceuatomcl 1 pvt.- rf X ma paper co'iur cm Ami atrafirrinpiomi" lb. I S p; Ifinc at Hie Si. Collar Co, corutr Jajr and IVatLlo; ijlfla l.tnat" j' IIOX a'.cr wimM.-i or tlx lrimu.,ra Fl X and round w, iktrr, ri lis Kiiltnn it. .1.1)1 1IAMIWIN A ITM.r.r FK III' Y T) ll'Klf ll().l'.'.-'llilafor.lu and puu work jll i hiitcli 11 up ilairi. 1 1 Mtll lion Mil Mr.lt -irYanteit n"cirirt"o on 'III1 I l.Un tioa. mm i but tint cUia liandi uijr ap.r. liaanatllKuit J- uii. I It 1 "i'VlVito"" h" lr'IUI""' w01"' 41 CAI.L.MIA.S',S. 1 1 f VJ AN'TEM bniall elrls aa anprrntlcea 1 alio lace (Ijifj, tl worxera on trillcoi A Ulbba'i tewtnr tnadilDti, 1 1 BJ' tnd band woiWa. Applrto 1 !'P IIDM.lM.-noiiril A 1XF.IIS.MI Proad-ar. J'fK "VANTF.l)-t.a1lta and crntli-mtn to ae'l "Tbres i il.lltt, IT Yeara In tte K Irral Catalrn" moil liberal terrai 1 1 l'r I" offertd cirrn! T,a t u,tr dfiTtrr ,j.J K. 11 rtUOUStiS A t O .issn'eerkrt. I'Tif A NTKIt -Kit-ltncl openio a on il'ojft jif.jr IT tllbt.l'l and Wlie Icr A tt ih in"i Tiai inea oti cua. !'r tomahtrta: aln nrHhtn, Apnlj at 1,123 Da Kalb ar j ?I rear Ilroadwar. Urooklyn, E. I). II, 1 XVANTHl) Jiinari, reipactablo clrHU or II Iran i'l 1) ofiKi, in Icaruauiw ptuine' 'unit c 'u !,t 1 nn'onmenlrd Apply to J. L. JACK-O.N, S)ll4dao3 '1 1 MH In Hit fan factory. I Z'lb J f A TI!I A cltf for downtalfi work i ma-l ft.- i! 1 11 BKootfwlir an1 ironer. anl plain cook, rpy I'f referrnce required. Appli at 1S5 Km Mih it earner ijR Liln2ton av 1 111 j A NTKD A ill nu'ae: one who h a Iro-h iif "1 brratl olintlk, la peifec-ly beallnr. auu can cve M' food referenc 'a. Apply at Wl'lentp mt at nroikirn. jl 1 VANTEII-Operatort on tinget'i ahoe bu'tin 1.1 1 tt titil niachlue. lo eo a ihnrt dii in In the conn J j try Ajplyal J A T. Ctlfsl.SS'S.M. Murray it. 1 jf VANTK" "peratoraon W tV anl IT. A (1 ma" I'f' 1 1 chlnej ateady w Tk and cool pay Apilftoln, t 1 1. ralrucllbl Unfile Company. 35I und 2M Canal at I 1 VV"a"nTK'-Two OnPclaiiTiarnTan iti Ii'ijiIo tm 1,1 1 TV bonaehold woik ot h urttap faintly. Apply to (if k Le' Hr.M()IIK3T.a.-J Ilroadwar. 1 "W A NTr.lI-riparUnred operatora on lllcoli 1 I' 1 IT Olbbi'a in icalna.for lore work, in the Innio 'IS g. Ill.ll.l. A Cll.,31 tTaiicr it. I li vANTKll-1008rat-claaa "lie" mtkerat no work tl IT a-.Ttuout. JOaSsON.Tl'i'KhRACO. 5? White it 4th oor. 'lJ "WANTr.II n eaperlenei-3 lalNl vIt t one nl.o 1 I if TT iimleritianda hrai.rhine ttnweri. Iaq'ilTi at 21 t 1' n Sons at brtween IT and 1 o'clock. I'll iTIVANTKII woman to wrt Dnne a child at her i l' f TT own rnlJtnce. Apply for one week, at .11 Vi'ctt l,k I 45lh M Sd flnoi. front. I "W A NTF.li Good optratora, liaitcra, bntton-hnle L V nialera. on wiilto TeiU 1 como prepare! to wirk. lir 3 t'o.lU tvat lu h 11. 'l.l'ft "IVANTKlf-A 1:00a ratllln'r 1 none bnt tboio able ii'Cv T T to trim need apply, iui. JuLLEl'.il (tun., Ull- jiR j olatntliuruh, ;r WANTED A woman that nndtntanda prraain. B f TT boii'iulti: alio, girla to learn, al tauili at., roo.11 f, f, V-l'rr.ll-I.atlln for eood worki btai"aewio ma It l TT cbln. Inati utiioii nee 1 open evening iWDibar. 'li WANTEII-A hotibVIo make-pulTontiofi'nnd i J! T T on to p ei. Apply at lht Freeman at ,Oraeoioint, il TVA STI".l-To a I tot a lioy" and sTrl iTn ler three lt j. T yeaitof are. AOdrcai llS.. box lit -un ..la. f 11 TV A NTKD-Ooitd rlnili bat rnT'ti-riTo'woTk in the if 1; TT aloru OKI) I. II CKSI l.lt 71 Merrer at. lit WANTKII -Woviniklrt hamli Ann'rat i j TT WATI.UMAS A MAYI'U'fl.HWIIioailway. I 1 1. 1(1 TVATK" A toucs Kirl for rrneral I, .imeuork IiC TT In ii an.-: faitlly Mra. hllll.i;il. KM Ji ay. L W A Ni'EII Hrtittt tin llnira i only r.i it-rate handa R TT need np.t r, at Ul tlrrlurd 11 bailment. W WANTKII Twoatna'i clrU At ply corner Wliitc VT ai.il Centre ait, top flour, room 11. -X lVATr.ll flood fltfri on ladiea' ilioea. Can at it t T T W Ku.lon ay Brioklyn, M floor. if VASTKII-Blrlitopnl clrculara In cniclonci, at L Y TT il ana rj litui' 81 floor. if Ik TV ANTEIi-niria fo, )ai,nnoini eiperlentedhanda 1 I prefureitJ'M William it. V fi NTKIl -l.xoi-iience il liaoda on waterfalliat til 1 a T T Jlrocmo t near Wooner I ill a TV A NTKIl -1' pool flnishira on One nann, I hail ft j TT Broadway, top fl ,or. O TAI l.flltr.SHi'.s to work oncoatai wain, l to li 5 a atett to rood nanda. V! lUoniinon it., be twen j I( eprlnicand rnnoe all, 1 J f NKTvlilllHT irontri and one hoaom narciier i J wanted at ilia t'til jp Laniidry. 104 1 hoiiipaou at. t V K OPEItATIIItH on Wlllcox A lllahi'aTon faeo I l, w and Unco collar! 1 tletdy work. K.bTU.iK.lM 5nnnlb;SBn't. i 1 rUAI TIfAI. ItUOI'EIl wanted al 51 WcJt IJAKKItH ,-Waated, a tecond hand on bread. Ap. I ,l J piy after S A M at ia WeitiU at. I .I'S'T til 11,11 If r boyi and rlrli with 1001I rernm. b byarp'rlt' 'i,f,xcR"" Uo'u iiij';,1 TACK ts and Dime iTinnera wanted for I 1 J tJlit' ulleninlli. )4 Church it l.ll CIIOK I WA.NTI'.II lo cut ladiei 1 1 ITiniama .ndren't flue alotat only Urat e all j 1 lianaa iter ,1 1. J. HaciI. a?r"i at" 1,1 gliOB CI ITER H ANTKI) anl boy. JJ TaT? 't' t MlPJIMJMAHI'.'ltH.-A atcadymaa wanted io 1'. i LILJ!? Tl Weittutuat. iilf ,VA.7y'tiPl..c?.rafl5, P'f-nantlac paTker" f 2 t) (ti Warrfr atL7 ''lw," H A, M aud 51 II. at ltl and 1M ,1 X J T tfC,r U. I..MII,()MON A 80NH 3 Iff WtWM 1,5 10 UiHJH.'lUl. Jl X -J I 1-' 11 VSJlsnltb JJIiiltP. ANr.ATMlrrrnentjoyof IS- one reilOIni with hla tiarenl, fur offlr" work 1 wr.tt, atatinc wagci, At. 1 K," box 119, Ban office. AHOY wrt.ted'ii"opan on,ra and make hlaiiclf uieiul W Kaal loili at., ntar l at. IJItl'MIl AIA Kl'.ltS wanted. li WHITEWASH SAIU.H3. 10 l'Al.NT flltfUlt HANDS. llliADI.F.Y A SMjril.ai Pearl it. BH1TAN.NIA .TIKTA I.TI'HNI'.lt wanted. Ap 1 v to .1 A ft t br.sntiHiH. niter plated warematr.ifi-lon.irtluloJI'.aat Houston it New Yor. ITOItV MtltKIt on wazonii Mc Ir aituallot. It Irq'tircai i.itiu; factory, cornor (mil at. aud Uroatway U OY wanted To open oyatcra and waalidiabea ot McMAIUIN -.1,616 ay. 1 1AMI.H Alt I'.lr. wanted to lako charee of a lliopi V only una tnoronchly competent an I hayinc eiiie rletice nr ed apuy. TllTASV AJ-'t) 7lA ItPl'.NTEItS wanfiTat S.t Kait Slth all cno.l V'nu-no.lrnv.-laps.r Inquire of JOHN MUHPHV, lu mop I A It N l'.Sa n nkeTttnnt-d. at P. W, WILLI Att X I COS'S. 177 Atlantic It llrooklyn. I A PAS'S lilt Si ornamcritera. and itrtpera wanted al lillLlll l K's fiictory, ii and 41 Tiirany place, Souih Hiooklyni Head) work for ati-aity men. 1)A INTnTtM-T ro yonnu men with aome knowl ed of pa.nliPC. Apply at I) and SI Park placa OIAltltYittEM wanted on lib tt, between ilb and 6H1 ata. flSi cr day. LMIHKIti lioncal. an 1 i-ner-etlo men and botrl can O earn from ti to 110 per wrek. worklni only from 4 to A or 7 eteh afternoon, eem-iC the Ulabe. Apply in rrlctlnx Home future. SPIt INU Vtllt liC'iiiiini iiecd.-Now la the ipne inrr'iaii'ti and lanureti with famillea wnliine to co Win will be naiaicl. Appl) at 1. Kait till at Compt- nr eulnc Maieh .'1. C ITllKAl A l4.i;tt"TTante I, ID met on lorn caeki, p at ti. I'. l-KAIiCb'-Ji in Orange it., near 1 alton, llrooklyn. fltO PAPFIlt"TAINl:it!.-"loe"k"p"rlntera want J rd. Apply at Kaeiory. Wet J.II at. orlwren lOlh aT.d 11th aaa ClllllsTY. CONSTANT A HIIKPIIEKji. fltO HOII.r.it MAI.KH!.-Wantf. li fi-C." 1 I Irft nanite.1 riteiir. Apply to HUMPIIllfcY WATSON. ItrlCiitporl. Conn. fpil II I'.iTcouiceient car cartx-ntera Apply at offlrj 1 'f C. P.h. and K. II. It. IS. Co., cor. (ul at. and I0ihay. f'Wn .TMIIIII.K (T ITlflf'.-Caiial corner of X Orel ne ana Frank in all ovpneiie ear aiablra JOHN II. MOOIIK. tlrceapolnt. 1.. I fVA'fl itTont tinta to randpaptr mouldlnca tletro I poltian MouldluE aud l'uninr Hull, 114 Sd ay. aud 70t!iit flUVII ptod ptnilrr wintrd Ainuy to JOHN IN L l.UAM at Ilia laDJini:. Well New llMihton, I. "VA STEI TwoileAdy ai.unt men abont 17yrara TT el an--, who bare aoma knowledee In the uae of loo'.a. parilcuiarlr In nlinialio n man who under itandapiaklue bran drawer loctl. Apply at 63 CI) nit r t top floor. Urookltn IC D. W ANTEII-A jounff man who itnderalanda flllft It nn: nattlionuil blank hooka matt be experienced. Apply at Ilt tknian at., u tialn. W ANTI'.II-Atenu to aell a'cnt-rlaaa article, rn TT uri'lj ticwi irood tnduceuitnu. Call and examine, atM I ley it .room I. VllfKVOItlli:H!;i--nofa with eipenenceor il iltnrin: to Icatu. A. Y. Manuiaclunnx Co.. 21 Cort'an It it. VANTKIi-A woodworker on bo lira, and lo 0!o V conerm lobbtn:; alio, a trimmer. Call al 3IH Wi at S.'-l at W ANThH-A IlKhl expre rt tyeri oo. par Ap- TT ply al Uoeral Aza-cy. in Fulton at., llrooklyn. up italra. A' ASTKII-Tlioroniltly romn'-ont men t tun TT non.dinic itia.-iuei. Hl'LLlS A CO., box 10.. Mo' tr.-al. ai vrKll-A caMnei maker, anl to do renrral I t. wo k. App y at ayior'a II ie .len-v cut. V A NTKIl A 1 oy wno lia worked at eon h patnl TT ,it. Apply to Mr. Mcl'AUTV. Ne rruinon. I VASTr.ll-A' unpeeH anwve r on i.ieltn 1 TT o,xi- a -o a Ie b.x uaatra App T at 3 Ol-i it. iv NTF.tl 1 boya wno it-tdtratan 1 feedint arullnt: TT maaiue. Apply lo J K rfi Kllll. MltYllliaui at a NTEH-A toot! 3ooniian liorifihocr. luwn. TT inn it orrtr Fultonay.. llrooklyn tl LAWLLIt. W A ST P.ll Two t Inmbeit and one cai filter. 1..3I 1 ii 1 t. urootlin T.UAIITI.K1T. ANTEII "oni hand on bread a' UH KKi;' Tl paarr)..! Noriulkn Apply iroin It to it P tl. VrASTKH-A carrtari tritnnnr. App.y at C Tl wtbKs'S, Dittli ay ew Yor. at ID A. to. vTASTlfll V)otinmaD ia open o)iietiandlo Tl Walton the Ulilci, at 1J ,vl. V ANTED-Puno fly flniibei. App'r at t:s W.al TTl.thit. ANTF.D-A ima l boy at S7I 2d ay., b.acuient. ynsint;s ttut5. IT-TOWS adrertltera can luirrt advertiie tt,cnta to I lib bl'N at the re.ulur ratei, aiSIS t a t riu s. -KOIt rA I.E-Hakeriea. e infecttonerlii. rea- taurauir ot.ter aaptona liquor ato.ca. MITCHELL'S tor- Atener. 77 Cedar at M'. T cotitcctionrry, toy. and atatlonery atata for a.lo e!ieap.M. Weil I3ih it. VriUMT-(:i, -ah and ojller tuitkcl for aale. Ai ply at ltl Vanck at. I A IvFit V for late, col ber of Leonard and Jackson I Willlatmbur.h. C" TjT YTxprenTor aale iVbareatn. Apply at bait 37--at., corner 21 ay. IN Hit". rtTO It l.-tluit be 10 d Itnmedlateir, liquor 1 atote yen cheap tvday 1 clxar atorai, toy itore. Ac. T. Weal 2J-1 al ban nie it i"TIU "A I.E The a ock fliturea, leaie, Ac of two 1 CntH-tan rornt r grocery itorei. wiiu noriea. wai: on. hartteai, Ae. there ai.i bo a leate Etyen for ten cata of one of the ab,, ve atorea t e'ther pia'e will be 10 d rcrychtap. lnuulre of JIW.I'II WAItltKS, J17(. roreat.. Jer-y City 170 It SA I.F. Utat. tit), oytler, poul'rv. and pro miou tuarkel. o.d eatabllibed. on a rood corner and leadinc avenue, with flye yeara' leaat of nonaa and note from May I .'or parllcUra ai.p,y to KI'.ltlAN O'lllilliN.IIral Kitite Acet.t. til Atlantic It between Court and Hoc um lit Uroo-lyn, I "'Oil MA l.E foda water lartoiy.machlnery hone 1 wona. and whoteialc ale ouaiu-,a Aptly at -I'I'.r bll'rl. el tlatlen Une, trim 12 lo 2. or Jt.lt lilM.t,. comer of Allantlo and Wyckeff an., bait Sew Tort. I .Milt fA i.K-AD old eatabllihed flritca baxery, now douiir a auien ud but n-j ovtr the counter. k or 1 art.ci.l ira poly on the preni tea. f. AMdtbtVf. IV3 Uroodway, wniamibariiU; 1,'oTt HA I.K-The atock aud llxlurea and rod will of a rroc'.rr and candy itore.eaub.tabed 1 yeara 1 aclllui onl on account of olh-r builneai, Mil b. Isih it. 170K rA l.K-The lene.itoek and flxlitrri or boot V and ahoe alore now U'llnf a cood buin.ru, In a good location- to be aold cheap. UTvth ay-, leather atore. 1" MlirratY.lS--An old eita.mheu tin and jobblnj ahop, with leaae, now tlolnz asood buaineaa. In quire at the ihop, Sl flprlm a J.'OH HA"lTKnTjllkbt'aIaea eoniiitmc of two rou'tt aud depot. Inquire al 101 Ool.t al llrooklyn. I.Mlit MA I.V.- A luiuorat.ra dolor, a cood builneai. Aj'i-ly al 11 Leoaard el. Itllt MA l.l'.-Ooad milk route, ch;ap. Inquire at I' U4 Kait lata at. MILK ItOI'TP. for late, aelllnr 10 quart. coixl youu.lioraat wa. on nearly newt cooa hamcait can bo too. hi al aliarxain If applied or aoon- luqulrt at W Newark ay.. Jaraey city. ITl.l'rtlllKltS.attenlloa -.riiariner wanted 1 a too- cniuce. Apply at 7 New Cbaiubeia at. V A NTKIt ilen to call and aiainlna a nice llf'it 1 T iiiabuiai.turin urt cle for aale al ab.r.ma pro 11 'a from sou to IM per ccnu Call for out week, al .73 Weil 23d it., baietueal. r 9iliiHtioiiJ5flnrUt6. WASTEO-Ilya raarrl-d Eocllih woman the n-( of arhilu a.o no objection 1 would lake a baby tto.ii 11a birtu. Mia J lllb'lm 11 O-ieinriil I ItEMPECTAHI.r. German .Irl trlibri a iltua ,V tlou 'or kcneral iionacaura. Apply al 3(1 Writ 'tin -I.. Lita can fill .uid 'Jill ayi In tin crocery atorc. t VOl'Sli man, 21 yearaold wiiira lo learn any tr.idti toodiclereuco. Addrone TltAUb, bulla, 1 1 ornre. 3 III! I'll 1ST I! UN.-An aetlye aud Intelligent daf -I and dnni'i ouiiir man wuuia a aituattnn to learn Hie 10 inir biii-'ii'ia can rent matiaicrti t rapidly. Ad en WILLINU, box til, Sun offlce. .ITt'ATIOS w.nie.tbra lady toTfakii char.- of drea and cloak luoma tinoeiatandi all tiranchei f the 'judnwi. AddreM DIIHo-UAKl'.ll, 43 Dowma. it.. ;at fluur Call aficrt P.M. flttl PIll.NTKItM.-A competent job compialtor I name a Heady iiluallnu 1 fully qualified to take cimrji-i chy rclcicoco. Addrcia L. It., box iSi, Hun 1 nice. V A S IT.II-A aliuanon by a yoiitTi KcoFchni.tn, 7 il )e.tr cxierirnce In the yiocciy and proi aion builnciii r.ooljectlon to Z'j tn the country. Ad Ireil JOHN VltASElt. 15 Newaik ay Jeraey City. tJC-tl I IT A V.i between Kth and 17th lu ilia JjOtf ran.y atoie --itnation wnnled by a r-eotcli g.rl ai lirhl bouiework in a nuall lamlly 1 no objection la the oounlrr la a IIIIiie, i j ui 1 JBlooi. nab osl. I tOAl, II Y THE CAUfKl- Fraih mined C'utnher V. land coal of tiie beit quality from tne Itordeo mlnei. forrau oinyby the rarto. flOHLIbN A LOVbLL,70 and 71 Weit 11., New York 1" JIItHT quality ci al-htoe. $IOief,. LehlfTi 1Iurnaeu uut. 1 Cumbeitand, lit lu ip, fiOican nei, for caah when ordered,. Apply at 31-1 Howrry, 211 Urceae at., l7.liiooi.cn. JACOII WEEKS. i it1 TOSH belt family coal "dlarhamlnf tTiii 'XWll day.irreeued and itellrerrd, tt flOM pel ton 1 le a lo carta and dealeri. Apily at the yard, corner .Sid at. andlOlh ay. T110UAS SI (IKES, 1 11. 1 xi 1 1. I.Jt 1 1 Ifoit mib fonb. TOHT-A kood. yoniiff bone, with a white anot on J hla head 1 alandi 13H liandi hltn 1 both hind Ipii half white 1 a little lump on the lell ude. The flnner will 1-hlihly teaardedby returnln. the aaiue to JO bbl'll TKNT. 163 HcKlbblu at.. Wllllquiaburcb. L I. Sort IIKWAKI). Lou la lha cemliborhood of 1 Laurena aud (Jraud ati..24lb of Kebruar),a iiuaii blooi ud tan aiut. A reward of P3 will be paid If rninrnxito 133 TVoit Jatbit, fwt'.n HEWA HU -BtrarM rrora Weatchciter 'Ip'' county, 00 Tut trial a larre bay hone about It kknUa, white eiraak lu tuie-ead, and while hind feet 1 kaayy buill aaa Miuaie box bualneal wayon. palmed I body, aad yellow runulnear.a-l w lie. 11 wltk WM.l.,V?.'i.4J.0lI'g n drat blanket. L euA,tomo,u,ut.-iiu(oatf-j',i.i. JUkI tfslnlt. IOWA AND NI'llllAMICA ItAILttOAD LANDS FOtl SALE, OX 10 YCARS' CREDIT AT 6 PEII CENT. l.NTEHEST. No part of principal doe for two ycata, and afterward only one-ninth yearly. Prodnclt will payforltnd and lood lmproyemenlt ranch within the limit of thil tene rout credit. Oa thtie liberal lerrat every capable aa j cttepriilnz inan.baylns only imtll meant, can t.on acquire a cood farm and home for lilmiclf and ftaiily. Cltcularigy3jtfullparticulari are tnppllcd .ratltt and any wliMn. to Induce othcri to tinltrato with them, or to farm a colony, are lor lie J to a;k for all 1 bey want lo dlilrlbute. Apply lo GEO. B. HAliltlS, Land Commluloner, llcrllncton and Mo. niter It. il. Co. For Iowa land), at Darllnston, Iowa. For Nebraica landi, at Lincoln, Nebratka. reraont In New York and tlclolly can ect cltcultrt and further Information by calllnc on W. I). COVYLES, Kaitern Land anl l'a'ienircr Agent. II. A tl. It. I!. Co., 8 Ailor llenc. New Yoik. 1 1 C DIMlLi:. AITTIOSKKH. O. Ilya.IilM'.l'li A CO,, No. m err mi t, AUCTIONKF.IM AND IIKOKKIIH IN HEAL ESTATE. LOANS, IIONII1. AM) MIUITUAUbS. I'EIIKMITIIItr RALK. On TItl'ItDAY. tlarrh 9, 1171. at I. o'clock, at the r.xrhtnza hnleiroom 111 rtroadway. that tamable bcilnen property on Wnt Uroajleay between Leonard and Franklin alt., Not. Ill and OT. 2 Ma. SuisC each, with two 3-atory brick butldlb;i. laiUrach, on front. Il ar building, Stlory brick, 15lM. bale abioluie. Title perfect. rillKAP A SO IJOOII llOtll'.s.-HO down, and V. in i" popiiJ montlilywill purcnaie an excellent LOT OK I. AM, Icycl, blin, and dry, on cradrd Hreet, at N1WIOHN, I, l tearcely IW yanla from pul.'i" ehool. churchea, itore. Ac and near depot: tralnt at all huura day and Plihl d alau-p to New Y or x. f r milea. .0 minutea to 3ttli it.. M roinntca to Jaineailip. 1'ilre. Tion uood title 1 do mciiltuc. tend lor map to the owner. J E. TOrsET. 230 Henrytt., nrooklyn. ACIIANCK roil KVr.llY PEHMO.Ni ESI'KI IAI.I.Y TIIK WOtK.MN. LOTS AT NOItWOtllt, N. J., on Northern lallroad. only tt mllri from I'hamberi it. ferry time. M titinntca, lldeaihi only 110 ca'h. bal ance 13 per month Uood pelchboihoodt acnnol on me prope-iy Hoiei. etc l.trce number aold already. I-nil partlrnlara al II I. Wll.f.lAMS'H. ltl Ilroadwar. loom 3, or It II. llU3i;l.l.'J. W Hudion it .New York. lir.AII AUA1S I 300 ef the cheapeit and beat t lota ia llroo-lvni trice, IKK) to f 1.C00 1 only 1.1 caah; balance f 10 per month The propoied terry front :vtn al. wir hrln theae Iota within 11 minutel of New York. Apply to It. U. KINNKY, corner JJtU it. and 3d ay llrouklyni open unda)a. IJEItCEN t'JT Y Plttirr.ltTY.-FOIt BALK. Iaix iota on Jewell road. Ilrr.ea City, N J-i a fine tillaille. For tttnia, Ac nddrrai I. tt KMILaSD, Sun offlce. IrOR MAI.K-TI10 whole or part ol a farm of WS acrea in me Slate of Delaware, milcotrtri 111 th? town and railroad nation of llarrmctoni 110 airea of luiproye.1 land, wtm ood liotue. new lari:e .table. l.Ojn peach and 200 other treea of d,ffercut I una 1 aelendlil lannlnr land and In rrood ronditiun 1 Hie ree rontlallns of fine wooda, abounding in w hue red. ai d Pi amah oak, c-111 maple, poplar. Imkoiy. Ac: cood ternn and uo airent. (or inr .rotation apply to 49 Chatham at., corner North Willi tin at. (cl.ar alorc), from 10 lo 11 o'cltck. Addreai for a month I ?0 It SA l.K cheap, to cloao aneitat-. the old eittb ltaiied biuineia corner, conautm. ol two hotiira, Inoloti. and liable, aouiheaat corner of Ueiforu ar I tluihlDc aia., Itrookirn Anolr al North d 11, near U ra 1 am ay lo II I N 11 Y C. HbAH. Adiulntatrator. IJfllt MA I.I'.-Tlie lalory prlca itore and dweincc, 1 4 Jil H.. i-ear orlh 4t!i. Williauiilimeh. nowpa) tni 12 ptr cenc Tcrmaeaiy Apply un tne preitnaei. Ttllt MAI.K A Jalory, baaeroent, ana atne fratue home, ei Notl'j 61U at., bet. lat aud 2d att, Wilitami bairb. 1 iori: A N iFlTllT for tale to South lit it., ll I iiaiiiannrirli 4 tntuutca from Uraud it. ferry, la-qul-'e oa the premla-a TOTS roll Mtl.K In ploti of four and elcht. nt Jprcoa rnnxtn. tioiu f-Oi 10 Ha), on tna line or ihe Harlem ra IruaJ. thre-quartcra of an hour from .titb it. No tujbty raualted it luiorored. App'yto JOHN tlrt'LAVb. I4flncit. VII.I.IA.TMHI'ItUH.-ror aale-Vour S-itory TT double Iranie houaea, ocrupled aa atorea and 1wellin, each Put UiWI; a.u, one 2 .lory rrama coita.e; water and aeaer in each uouae auu ated In North Mb ar., near lili. Apply at tlt.a factory, lorrer of Noilh vth and 3th lit ,01 at Ktni Uoumy Eavmei Itank. corner of llroadway and 4th it. V 1 lili MEI.I. al a creat barirain-tlo -d tio'i'e and TT lot. eny trruii. at r'elrmotnt, near Tretuoal Sia tlon. Harleta r.ai.r.al. laaulrrtor f W. EAS1EV. Oroye it 4ot Salt imb In HAMI'.lII'.NT to let-Sullabll for a rcitasrant or other bttalnett. Apply to L. C SASDFOltD. 133 Ilowery. 17IHI SA I.E. or to let-A Mtory baannent brick 1 itore anJ dHelilnir. In cood location, on l'ulton ar llrooklyn. now occupied by ceni'a fnrmahlnx biia.ueai i caiabltiheo G year 1 will aell atock at lair valuation. Apply la P. C l'HOVOaT, 3J Court.lt., oprotlte City Hall, llrooklyn II.OOIt A Nil ItOO.TIK TO LET At M and tioper mouth, 2 to t loomt each, new ooublehooaca, woat oflllli ay., by J MILNK. erocer, o3 Wrat tetb it. 1,'Olt MA 1.1! or lo let A fine tarni at Valley IMreaiuj I. I Inquire at II. houth StU it., tvilllauuourib, iTitTM TO l.l'.T-Wnh ileam power nifht and Jday. butldin.i ouiu cxprr-.ly for ll.hl 1 water, water iloieti on each floor; ateain holitlnra 1 two 100 horie boiien luntiiue 10 honra out of each 21. J.T l'KK-70X.27.2t. and SI lloie it. IJAHTofitoretolrt. with ahow window for Jea-el-ry. culler), vr laacy coodt, ua llroa Jwey, near mib iu SI I 111- -I'll 1,1; I', a aeatraDie worunoa, tarunu. ana dryiux upartmanti. rear of 22 and 31 Kin al conilaunz of two floora. 11 be M. for aona ll.ai U9' cbamcal tuilneaa Inquire oa the premiaea. rj'O I.ET-LAHaL DASEklEN'T, with luitnedlate poeaeii.oni a fine, larre. airy baiement, tteam heated. IWN'otituit., la the Sna Dalldln;. For terma apply at TIIK Bt'N riBLICATION OFFICE. ritli l.KT-A liouie.barn.caftlake tiouie,2K actea of I land, on Cor.pera av illld.ewoodt. Newtown, L. Lt alio 12 acrei of land for rarimnr pnrpoiea. Apply to tin. tlcCAUH.ai foiiylhii.. New York, 'I'O I.KT-Wcll llchted rooma witn iteam power 1 1 rent ttr reaaouaoie no wood work allowed. Ap ply to ttcLAUailLlN, UHOVbU A LOYD, US aad 4iS Wateifji. flUI I.KT or leaiefor 7 yeara A plot of r round mi L 100. bilck itabie In front, floora planked auliable f ir atoi ace or Iron yard rent, f l.uOO. Apply at 1 13 v ater at. f I III It El', lofta to let, with power. 2Sxiv wimlowa on" I Uuro aidoa i vory deairable, W. M. HW'tloNI) A CO.. MJ Pearl it.. cornor Cherry, on Franklin aquare. fill) iTErSKA-alible bin dinfsj llaiuo at X llrooklyn. Inquire of JOHN ANDltKrtB. II Conn al.. Iltooklin. fltO LET Storea lullable for rrocerlci, drugi, Ac 1 X a fine loratlon. Inquire at 1,137 2d ay. W AS i'KII to rent, atore and batery. In good loca t T tlun for puatneai t rent, tM or $3) per month. Ad area till April. FObTKll, si Kianklort IU, N.w Yurk, or 301 Van lirunt tt., Houlli llrooklyn. '1 1 1 ACHE 1" A tt .11 ror 11I0 or to lei, near Farm Xvln.dale 1. I 1 amall houae and barn 1 terma eaay. II, Ul'.TbEU, ivi Band! at., llrooklyn. J5oat- nni Soomi. A I, ONE lady cm accommodate a reapeetabta lrl mat worka out bv the day with a convenient home with or wl'houl board. 2i7 ICtti at., Duar Ilh ay., uo fllzhta up. Call after ti P. tl. iTl'.STl.K.HAS ami wifo, or a lew aln.le cent'e lanu, cau be accommodated with lurnuhed roomi, with or without board) t.ruia reaiouaoie. ti bail 8-d'. VI'KW younr men can obtain yo'id board, aintie" iioda, cai, aad bath. 213 ttnl 3lh at., netr 7lh ay. VIEW mechanic, can obtain ooJ hoard, with a comfortable home, ai 13 par week, at S4'J Kait '.th 11. ATthtiluu.arlan llouae.21 Kill llouaton al near llroadna), binitlu 10,11114 from 13 to S10 a month. I'll II NM l!f room" to let fo7"bouickecolns. til liiid.un al. J.M ItSIMIIEII room fora laiuily amall tooin for cemleuieu. Ill Cliutou bt.. near Urooiue. (tOOIIiubitanlial board mid loflirin., with uncle 1 luoma, 13 per week 1 r'nule rooina wlfhout board, 12 per week, at the lintel 11 l.uropeeiia. SU I. alt Uoue lou al., near llroa 1 ay, for xcullciiien only ft Oil It IIOAItll, alnile hedT," (jTal'i'T man and I wtle and two yiiunir ladiea lurulined roomi rent ed, reaiona'!e Icruia. -ii Poarlat- Franklin bquare Hotel. (ENTI.KTIEN can bi accommodated with good Ti board, alao a few ladiea, at 73 Pike al. flllVO uifclianlcac.il be accommodated with board X in a pin ale faintly, at III Won -Ilh it New York. fl'O 11 EST A hall belroiim, furnlaned and unfur X nlahao. at I'aciac place. 2aihil near 61h ay. i IITII AV.-lleaullfulrooma with board at (3 '.1 11) per week, between Ud and 341b ill., top floor Hlu.inil jJnsttunump, A7-OCJTAVF. roiewood pianoforte, overatruot baaa, caned legi only 1100 1 Nleluway piano at a great lacnore for raih, J. IHUDLb, 19 Amity it., near llroadway. A II Y will nil larire roaewood planoforlei"itool, J and cover. IIjO. 2H I hint it baiement iloor. CTSK'WOOO 7-octiyeplano7"123n:reat bargain. JAtlbBUOHDON.lve IHeecker it ,iifrMacilo5-i: 1IAN(IM, tlelodeona. and Oriani, of new and Peatitllul aiylea.of different makera. al loacr prleea for raih or moniuly Initallutenta. or lor rent at WAT hKS', 1.1 llroadway, than cau belouno. rlaewuerc Jowts nitb run8tf. 170 II HA l.E-llarrel cart and 3 work nonei 1 prlcea l.tv, and t3J. Inquire oornar ol ltl and Houia liana., wiliiamiburxh, JAMKs UltllllllN. ritWO good cart or truck horact, 0 and 8 yean, two X low priced onca, 401 beat linn al, I ilia m 1. u l 1 taj gltnl-sirj. fllEETII extracted without pain 1 1 yearn benumbing X applicailoD gaa admtnlalerad 1 beautiful leeih, til let, IIOi pliiiiiDera for hollow cheekaneta purcaaied. J. J A T YUXKIU, IU Ur2kl a am Ilr(-4wax JmBitnunl.. yooTit'ti 'tiiiatk. NINTH WEEK. EVUIY t.VK.NINO AND HATIJIIDA Y MATINEE. Mr. KIIWIN liooril at HbNLDIt K." ,ln Phakcaprate'a tnnerb comdf of LMIXI1 ADO Allot I NOITHNO," Wit. LAWnENcK IlAltltETT at "DON PhDIiO." Mil. J. H.NlrVirKEIt. who Ii as been inetlaily rntraied ror the character of V DoflllKllllY. AND AN EFFICIEN T CAST. Evcrr atlout.on hai been Paul to the rennlrementa ol tt,- plav. rmoraiine NEW SCKSI M. NKIV COS 'lUMbs, Af'POINlMbNTS, MACHINbltr. Ac Eeatt itemed Hi dtyl laadtance. ln rcl.eanal, Shakeipeari.'a crand Tragedy of "Oflll-.LLII," GllANU OPERA IIOI SK. corner 2nd n and nth av. AIMEE tl rEI'.OZA. pm.IMIi.KASI. ALL THE OUIOINAL MUSIC. N21Y IHlESsLS, kr.wBCENEnr.AlirmNIME.T9i AAZOMAN.Ann. ONE IIUMIIIhll YOI'MI LADIES. FbMAI.K HIIPM COUPS. TIIKIILKlllOIII. TIIK ELEPHANT. "Yl'SCf." 1MN IIIIYAM S M Al K A W, les oi:ono'iENNi:''-!lA ttti'MvnnAV. AT 2. THIS (Thuraaay) bKMNO. Maich Morrlt Ilurnetl'a comedy. THE SMtHiCS FAMILY, lear. Urauihatn, Marlowe. Btoddarl. Itoikwell, Prek, Meadamea Jernlnua (her lint appearance) Irncy, (teflon, Fowler, t'lavion, llayden, Mct'orniack, and iilaiidell. Ki.MOIiliiiw iFrida for tba lut Uioa, Lord Lytton'a play. MONI'.Y. llcaan. Iater n'ailaH. Olibeit. riiher. Mar owe. Hint. old, Itockwell, l.ana.an, II illand. t i nan, Peck, gulfley, .Mcaaaniei llarrr. Mraiater ana Tracy. Due notice win be t ien or tue production uf Ilobert lOBJtJaal Comedy. "Ullllll." W'uLnilAYMACEn II. MATINKK AT IK Itoberlaon'a lleaitttfnl Draini, "OCH." With lu great can, eflectlye icenca, plctnrctque group-lni.-i.aad Duo military band. flox nook opin, QliYMPIO THKATItr.. GREAT 8CCCE31 or tuu I tl or mi H raaios. V li o. L.rticiihi.in'-Fnx. Every e,t0"'ntj!j,:'1J'er n,t'o- WEDNESDAY AM) PATDnllAY. PJfI)II)BCKNf.llY.C)ttl'I.KTI!Ct)lUME3, APPHOI'lll ATE APPOIN TMKNTS. VI AONIFICKNT MfflC. CTEIS WA V llAI.I..-MLLn. NILSSON. D MAX blllAKOM'll uipectn.1ly announce! to Ihe I'lihlieihat Mile CI1I11M ISA NIl-a.nN will, on htr return Horn the moat aucceaaful coacert tourney oa record, guc la New York ONE 01'a.ND CONCERT, On tl'ESDAV I.VhNlNU. March II. at o'clock, Al HIFINWAT II M.I.. IITII SI'. tllle nilllTls NIIf)N will be anpr-nrled by MlllANMK I.lll'IflK CAI1Y. IIUIONOLI. VbllllEII. an.l VIKL'XTKM I'M The dual onheiira, itmier the direction of MAX VIAIIKTZEK and IMC 110!OM WEDNESDAY EVhMNO, Mantl IS. ai o'i ock. ITl.xi' and ONLY appiarancc or Mil- CillllbllNA N1LSSON la Haudrl'a aun ime oiaiorio, '1I1K CitKAHuN. tnpporlel by Mllo. PAI'LINE t'AMSA, aopranoi tiro KIMP.-iin. tenor- M tt. Willi NEY. baifoj the MENDl.LM-iOIIN I'NMN and (ill Ml (IliCllb.TKA, unde. the onduriorahin of Mr Oeorge HrH'ow. onSMl'IIDAY March 14 at 1 P. tl. ONLY (1HAND NILM)N MMIN'Ki:. O-neral admlaalon, I2 r atrted aeati for the evenlnti toncerl and oratorio, II audt2exlrai lor the inanoie 11 eilra to all pain of the Hall, r-eau 101 either perfonnanre can Pa ae cured, citnmenciug Saturday, Matca 11, at 9 A. at tie. away Hall. Vi;w voitK c'litrtiM. ma fN II I.KSl Director. MATlNbbb, WKHNKiDAY AND MATL'l'.DAY, 2S. EVK.I1' SHIIir AT EQl'b-tlllAN TKR'Ml'll Or ObOi:(.KI)ONALD. TIIE MflRT ACCOMPI IRlltP PARE nACK. H1MMKAFLT IIIIIKII OK IDE Atlfc CO.IDK-l.t..riUI K I.XI.III'Isb-. til. I K JKAM.MK !:IX-I.M THE I IIAVII'ION LKAI'l.ltia. THE CHIEFS t F TIIK UYMNA3IUU. The atauatng einetriaa Irene, IHl.LY lll'ITON 1IEAU1 IFfLLV-1 li.MN'hl) IIUU-ES, TONIES. Ac. VVOOll'S !lt-MF.l'M. TT 11 KMIAY, MARCH 1. 1 ail week of the favorite Amencaa actor. Mr. F. EDDY. Production of th brautuni Hlitonal Drama of tba 1)1. AD III '.Mil, In which tlr I.. KDH Y will appear. FHID.Y. Maieh ia. IlKSKFITof Mr K. KDDY. MAll.SbE Pr.ltl'DIlMAM'K TODAY AT 2 P M. DKMiblt THAN L11K and HOOTS AT TDK SWAN. MONDAY. March 13. ACROSS THE COM INEN T." ,-Tll AYKSL'E THEATIlli, SAHATOOA.- EVEItY NIOUT AN'P SATrilPAY MATINKK. Now acted for three month! to crowded honteat, and mn'l poiititeiv be withdrawn lu a few auhu. viiii.o'h cJAiinr.N. 1 bVLUY M l.MNU and SATURD .Y M Al ISKE. liiaibNiK tareeK-as r the III.ACA CltUOK. THE GREAT MAJII.roN. TIIK SII t'.HI.r MtDOKTS. TIIK ltIZAKKl.l t ItlinillKItS, and the GRAND FbATl lllH APPEAR. jtisa uuwi.N'a TuijATiti:. LlNOAl'tDS KVFItr EVENIVO. MATINEES WKDNKSDAY AM) SATURDAY. MA III I. MEKITAC'lI-L-it week at Htadl Theatre, lo-wnt anl lo-iuunow. Die Nibeluogen. Seo bt.h ax iicniiil d. Veoc'.a aa llraa-liUd. Moaday tlr.-ifl Peai-e Fcitlval. CAS Fit iSClMC'l) 'MSSTItKI.M. BU IIROAn H WAT -CillKAr SUCCESS. HoUSKS I ROWDbD KI01ITLY. 1I1KC1I. WAStnOLD. UICIINARD, A llACKUH'SSan Franelico Mlnitrels. Tne larceal com. kaor In the world, tn new aiuci. daneaa. cuceatrlc acts, C FIRST WEEK of LES lllttllANDSj 1 jit Y A S T'TT Si: W 1 1 P F. 1 1 A 1 1 0 1' rl E, I) sld t between nth and 7tb ay. GLOKIOCS TIIIPMI'll. UIIILLMST I'CCESS OF Till' NEW TEtll'LK OF AMUSK3IENT. itTTAOWTa-Y "t N I) I-III. HOLS' 0 II A lli. WAY HOBroadway. cor Warren. Ooea 10 tot. BANJO. Jig and tof dancint tangnt by IIOGAN, luu ban Houaioa at., near Dowery. IO UK C ATllEDUAI.. A LECTURE. Bubjfd 1 Ireland Entitled to tn" Reipecl aad fjmpa Ihv ol N'ationa Ry Rev, JAMKS llbtl ART Y, AT THE COLLL.K HALL, WEST 1JT1I ST., OH TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH II, AT H 11 v', 1 KKEIS.M Cb.llo. riMIF. IlIflllT HF.V. J A II EM IIOOMKVKI.T J llAtl.KY. D.H.. Illation of Newark. N J., ill deliver a lecture In the Church of St. Joieph. cor. Ctn av and Weal Waihlnglou place, tnla city, on 6iin day et -nine, March li, 171. commencing at o'clock, t-nlijerl The Roman ljueitlon TTcketa, nriy centi, to be had at the doora of mo church. Proceeds for the benefti of the bun lay School. n -i 1 1 j In-lrnttitTtT. Ur.SlA Ml-.UI.'-lAKy-AMKNlA. .N, Y. For both lexri. Term be-ina April t. S. T FltOST. A. M.. Principal. gmttion Jiolitt-, A I't'TION MA l.E of handiome hoitiehold furnl .1 lure, nil. (li. ut.iay) alternoon, at 2 o'.lock. at n aldenre 12 Kait I'lth at near Slh ay, caricla, tlano forte, parlor aniiei. cioc.t. tiiirrora.riirtalua. bodilcada, bvreaua, beddinir, Ac. I.. NICHOLS, Auc.iunecr. I t I'lT.SI 11 .UOS'MrAtietloneer. ofr.ee f 3d av7 1 will aell till, day al 10: At tl at Hat it on l.nl Inmon av,, without rrierve. an elea-ant niiorlment ol houaohold furulture m variety two large oak office tablea, and aiiiulilca too nutueroua to mention. 6a)u poaltitc. ai the building mual be removed. 'l AC'llll HOI 7 A ItT. A rC'l'l O N I.KIt Mottgaxo ft lale 1 r da). Marru 10, al liK o'rluek, al W Ann 11., ti.e tcntentiof atlrit clan reitiurant and liquor laloon, bar. coiintcn, and futures. Englxh beer pump, mlr rora. tablea, chalra, crockery ami glaaa ware, raatcra, ranxe, cooking utemlis, Ac JOIIN CON 1'KEl.l., Marahal, Attorney for ttnrlga.ee. MOIITU A tilS-.A I.r..-Tt7 FlTriTTAncUoueer! wilt aell tlila day at I0S o'clock, at 3 Water it the axiom of a flnl-claaa restaurant and dilnklrg- saloon, eonalitlug ol bar, lunch, outer, and cl.ar counter! and suelvlnr end cases, tables, chairs and stools, crockery, glassware, silver plaird ware, beer pump, tlu aud copper ware, .as flxtuies, and also leaie uf premises known as 9 Water si. aud 10 aud 12 Moore st. Ilv order ot PbrKR UOWK, Depulr Sheriff and at lornsy for mortgagee, -.1 1L .1 iJ JPiwtllnntous. AI'IltST.C'I.AMS young cow. with a calf a week old. loraalr,al Mr. G. t-lDWlNlbll'S, iVcstSido BV-.Ur-ieaYllle. N. J. A 1, 1.11(111 II K C'OW.'nearlr dry, forsalVchesp al bllll'aON'S slalilea, lit and ISO East 3'.)lli si, f 1KJA ICHtnade In this country by Cubans with the j flneat ui lia Abajo leaf a larga slock on baud to l e sold at wholeiale and retail 1 all the qualities of the brat Imported al half price. 101 Nanau al. Cia"mii p. iii roii oi.ii Copi'i'it. tl Alt TIN KAI.UFLElat'll'jboNS, .3 Fallon it. nl VOIlCTHIc.ally obtains 1 1 desertion, Ac-Viiiflb clentcauiei no publicity 1 uo charge In adv.incei euvlceirre. M. IIOLSb, Attorney, 190 Uroad ay, N Y. J KA It. Y ,1100 1'M.'Uakv Uonfa-AR kinds oTroofa f ariaaiirajti, tnaiala water tignt, and guaranlred by BCQFlr LI). PIIIUi'H A Co,! 81 Maiden lane. N Y. 1JOMT CH'CfcK NOTIC'K.-The malls ror KuroiTe during 1110 week eodluir Saturday, March II, 1B71, will close at ttiU offlce on luesdar at 11:30 A M 1 on Wed nriosT at II tl, 1 oa Thursday at 12 tt., and on Batuiday at:S0 A. M P. II, JQNbS. Postmmer. rpKXAH canned beef In pleoes and chopped. A auu. ,1 ply Just receited br the New York and Tttas fleet I'-jN-uxiiix: CojaB.. Curu-acuf tX u 14 ts4- u. ?inantiitl. Ju.L.. PJEW 7.30 (701.0 LOAN. tflArEI rnOFlTAOLEt I'niDIAVEMTI JAY COOKE A CO. offer for talc at par aad ac.rae I inlerMt ttiet FIRST M0R1GA0E LAND (WANT GOLD HOND3 of the NORTHERN TACI-IC RAILROAD CO. These bondi are secured, jfnf, by a First Stortgfige oa the Railroad ltielf, lla rolling nock, and all equip menu 1 ttconJ, by a Fint Mottgage on Ha entire. Land Grant, being more than Twenty-two Thoutaol Acrei cf Land to each mile of Road. The bonds are fiee from United States Tax the Principal aad Interest are payable la Gold the Prin cipal at the end of Thirty years, and Ihe tntereit Betnl anctially, at the rtto of Sxvem xxo Tunii-tt.tTits l'xnCx.sr. per annum. They are lnucd In denomlnttlohl of 1100. t'M. 11,(03, IVxa.and 110.000. Tbo Tiuslici under tho Mortgage ara Heitra.Jay Cooko of P.ill.flclfhta, and J. EcVar Thornton, I'rcil dent of the Pcnniylynnln Central Railroad Company. These Northern l'acic 730 Dondt will at all timet before matorlty be receivable at Tun Pxii cemt. Pb uivm (or 110), In exchange lor the Company'! lands at their lowest caili pneo, la addition to their absolnto satety, then Rondt yield an l-come larger, wo believe, tlian any other Crst-clast security. Pcrioni holding United Blalcs-20scan.br converting them Into Northern Pacl.cs, locrcaie thai r yeatly Income .nt iAivd, and still hare a perfectly te llable InveatmenL HOW TO O KT TIIEM.-Yonr neareil Rank or ntnksr will supply these Donds la anydnlred amount aad of any needed denomination. Persons wi'hing to ex change stocks or other boadt lor theto caadoto vlth any of our Agents, who will allow Ihe highest current price for all uahxet ant,, sxccrmxi. Thoie living In localities lenioto from Ranks may send money, or other bonds, illiectly to us by express, and we will send back Northern Pacific Rondi at oar own risk, and without cost to the Inveilor. For further Informtllcn, ptmphleta, mats, tie., roll on or address the nnoertljned, or any of tho Uanks or Utokcit em ployed to tell this Losu, toritle by JAY COOKE A CO, PnatPiLrnu, New Yoxic. and WatnisriTO-r, Fueal Agtnti Northern .MciTIc Railroad Comtanv. br most National Uanks, aad by llrokera generally throughout the country, jyiSTIl WAltll HA Slit 23 ARINGDON SQUARE. Capital. 1200.00), subject to Increase to SM3.070. Established by resldeatt of Ihlt Ward fur the bcaeSI aad convenience of tag business men of lha vicinity, to whom every facility will bo afforded consistent with sound banking. Checks on country baags collcetel for dealers with, oat charge. HOARD OF DIRECTORS. Wm. Faxon, Horace IngersolL Frrd'k lloh Ir, John Crow, John II lltrdaa, Joatpli lloi-olhal. Edward Greene, II. It. Chandler, Edgar F. lliowa, I!. I., ll.iruliain, James Qaee, Wm. II. CtiriiU. Philip llerrman, Walter J. price, Wm II. Gray. E. O. W. Woerx, tllnot F. Wlncii, Henry Klo.peabJrx, Jonah Colby, ttatlhlta Ranla, D. lt. Miaiaul. A tram VoU. WM. FAXON, Pre.Idenb J. O NoxoN. Caihler. ritOWS OP "cat I arm a- tax Notice -Notli s it L tiercDr given that I havo reieiyed the .treatment rotia lor toe t en 1 anna tax dlalt tn 1 that 1 will 00 atnivoClfo in rail lotto on and after the Uth day of Jauuary. In 71. fron 9 until 4 t.'t 'ock, for the purpose ot receiving the tax of and diilrlct. li. I). HAMILION. Receiver ofTaiei. Snbingj anhs. ISTEItEST COM.TIUSf-.?. KVCHY tlONTRl MUTUAL nENEFIT SAVINGS RANK, bus UciLM.-(o, ICC Natskt) St Orroaira City RaLL. New Toll. 0511 DOL-Xll will deoix ax arcorKT. ni.vk nooxs tie axciias anu rxxscH. six ran cistr. iMixxar, couuxnciso uo.tult. Open datl v, 10 to 8 1 also. Monday and Saturday even Inga, allots o'clock. LMAItl.l'.S K. GRAHAM. Picaldeni. (1 II llEXEDir-T. Secretary. JaTATIONAli HAVISOS HANK. (Chartered bv the United Slates.) s3 HLt.ECKKP. T. INTEREST pal t or componnled. free of all taxes. Tlian Tiatia in each year, or every lliinir Dais, as depotitora prefer. A BI'bt'lALTY made of aliowlnr Interest from dale of each deponi on sum' of 130 and tipt.rd All accounts ilrictly private and c lufHentlal All depoaita uayab e om iiiuivp. with tntereat nue. Open dally from V A M. to 1 P M and .MONDAYS apd SATURDAYS tromS A M. to P M. JOHN J. Zl'ILLK. Cashier. N. tl -DEPOSITS mtde on or before March Jutu will draw Inleresl from Mateo 1st. YVKHT SIOK SAVISCJS HANK, TT 1S4 nil ay,, titlw.cn lltu and inn it! Odea daily from 9 A tl. to 3 P tl aud on Monday. Weanciday, and Saturday erenlnga from 3 10 8 Money depoaited on or before March 10 will draw iniere.t al t per cent, from March I, f. A. CONKLINU.Frta. lla. II. ALL 1, dec Sflacpinttri. JLNtJlNES, TOOLS. .11ACI1INEUY, AC, FOR SALE AT TIIK NOVELTY IRON WORKS, FOOT OF EAST 12T1I ST.. NEW YORK CITY, embracing engines, planets, lathes, smith and boiler makers' tools, and machinery aad patterns of the tnoit approved kladi. Ac. Also, 1 high-pressure engiae, 12 Inch diameter by M Inch stroke 1 Stevenson's l a lent turb'.no water wheels, GiSlnrh dlanelert and 1 marine beam engine, 00 inches by 10 feet stroke, Bend lor cattlogag, JOHN S. SniULlZE. RECEIVER OF THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS. Now York, March 1, 1871. V A NTKIl lo f fctiase-A"iecud hand priming TT pit-aa fm Joo woikj nitiit h 111 good order. Ad drcat, Haling pi Ice, P K box 3,213, l'oil Offlce. 1 )0nSt efutlHsjjllIp. 1 11 is it rui;. cAitrBM. AT O'r ARRELI.'S. 209 UII AV Odii.iKROF 20 I'll -T. PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY OR MONTHLY. ljuuNiTniK, rAiirr.TS, nr.onisi:, Ac. 1 -Lueap tor cash, or nar.nrnts in. en at .,y or mo nlhl), at CO.allaaa "n St. VEEKI.Y lilt niOSTHI.Y PAYJIESTS. tl -larprts. furnitute bedding, 4.c. prices lower tbsn au) houic tu the city. UbALY A CUNKISnilAM. IPS id av.. ce.tr JJih it. Jltopocais. pitorilMAI.M Iflllt C'ClSIIENSEli'MU.ItT J liyparinieut of Public ciiarinea anu t'orr. iii tn, corner of Third atcnue and bu-yeiua ilreel. New 1 ork. Teb. SO. 1171. bralvd propmaK w II pern cited by Hie Coinmlati, mers of I ubliu Charities and Correc tion at tnelr oUV e, 1111III 3 o'clock I' M of the ltnh of March puxt. for ntnpiilng to the lintiiuii.u under their rliiir.Con.cu rJ Milk ol the ben quaint, for the F-71 0"e 'eur' Ctf"imea:") ou Ut of April, 1'iirtles proposing for tne above will submit samplea tor examination and analysis, and the iniik selected will be the alaulatd for future delivery. satislactor) sei.arily will be required for tke falthlil performance or the contract, and 1 e Hoard rc.crvee 10 Inelf the rlirhl to reject all otfera uoi decuioa by them tdvaatageoua to tue Drpaitnirnt Isaac rki.L, JAMES ItOWI-.N, OWES W. HIIKSNAN, JAMKd 11. MlHOlAON, ALEXANDER FKKMt, iomniiasliturra. 5troiojrj, AFAfT.-Prof, MARS trill the yeiyniindTt oTot light. Ladlriand gents, consult him al once, and you will have no illMpnointment I arrlaueur an" iiiidcilaklns.aiilhca(i.w(alth, good l ick ana loin life. Ho reveaie uieiul and wondctous seciels in all ?d to tnsrry Ihe one you with Immndlately. No. 81 Tnlrd av. near Twelfth it, so cents to 11. AIIO.N A 1' I II K setent. TaiHite7lhai"liowi like, ai ,5i"if'..f yW?" .uilc?u1'. '""llaircs. Is Madame tl.,l4 baat llonttoa St.. btlow 1st ay 1 Sdc 1 no gents. A -A 1. 1, things reyealeiTby MadTm-IN(ffls7Ti7 Ttioiupiou at., near llloecker. No charge uuleas satisfled. Come an I sco affl Javits. T OOK lll:itHI-No humiiusf.-Mad. HOSS lelis J every thluj, name of one you marry and ol visitor, rauves speeay umriaxcs, biliits togrther llioie long federated, never lalla In lucky numbeia, cunndeiiinl If (lera written, 159 West 41st St., bcucea llroaditay and 7th av. "flMM I.OTTIK .MiWM'.ltTfMoo-rme-lcal and 1T1 buaineaa clalrioianl, late of ttridgoitort. airived at the Metropolitan Unlet. Hours 10 A. 11. til! I P. 14, Ladies 13 1 gents 3. l;oonie. MA I) AJll' 0 1 1 T E II r Seereaa.-The beat in the world 1 cousuli ner fo r everything. 72 81b av. Dear Ktlnt. Fee, 2-0. to 30o. No xenti. l.uckr nuiubrrs. MADAAIK JONKM, Fortuae Teller 1 ins kateo e..al, U tuauiutal, Lliu,tc.j (uu, ib MACT. Elegant Bttlped'ltroeadee, SI CENTS. MACY. Veiy One Drill a iia, I9CKN1S. HACY. Very fine all linen Nepklnj, SJChN'rs. 1IACY. 9S cents a doxen, WCEN3. MACY. Mncn Miecllngs, 76 CENTS, tIACY. 31 yards wide. 71 CENT... MACY. aentt' liaibrirg.A half Itcia MCKNia. HAt.Y, ts coatt pur, MCKNl, !X' Ladiea' patent seam Hose 81 cents, 81 CKN I A. flFK- badlca' two-buitoa Kl.l Gloves, WCI'.NIH. W cents a pair, SJCrMrl. MAC1. A full aooilni'iitol colors, I'.IKNIS. MACY Tins striped Mflnel les, 2.1( :SIH. MACY. very Cue Victoria Lawn, lit EMS. MACY. Our llouaikeeplnj Ooodi and CfMS MACY. I'nd-irlothtr.g closing om CENTS. MACY, Maraeliiet gnllta at low prices, CKN IS. MACY. Hue dotted bwiis Mttsiin. ltcKM-i. MACY, Fine English I'ercaica, 18 I.N 1 rl, MACY. Neckties and Hows. CEN1S. MACY, Englmh biraw (loodt 111 braids CEMi MACY, aud chits All the faitiionable 1,'IAIM MACY. shapes now opening CF.NIS MACY. at popular prices. CKN18 tl ACY. rsraiols. Fnr.cy Goods, CLMS. MACY. Email Warn, Fancy bospi, CKnTS. MACY'. Jliitlons, and .riDgca, CI1N1S. MACY. Ifmbreliaa, Toys, and CI. MS MACY. Colls and DOlla' Al tllle, CKN1S. HACY. Carred Goods. t EN lit MACY. Heat Plated Ware Hlrdl CENTS. MACY. ami Illra Cages, Itroux a. LbNIS. MACY. Jet Jewelry and French do CCNU. MACY. Ranks and all the CKN 18. MACY. Popular Magann-aol Hie day. ChNT-. MACY. Chronioaon hand and CEN'19. MA Or. ordera filled. CKNT-t MACY. Ltdlct' genuine Iron Framo 21 1 EN IS MACY. lloie. 24 CENTS. MACY. Gents' Furnlthlng of every CENTS. MACY. description. All tne niiveitlot CENTS MACY. in this department at CEN1H. MACY, popular prices. CENTS. Macy. Oenta' English naif Hose at .mjhst MACY. equal to any In the city, at 4ie. ncr.NIi). MACY. Ladles' Kid (Haves. 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GEORUK Rill I LEDGE A M)NC 418 Hrooine at New York. ciTii Tir i- a 11 1, Nii'ViTticiivriiiii7rraT V Jl(Oldwa), near AtJat, There you will find all the new books cf (he day, and all the standard worka, and alsochoi.e EngUh, French, and Scotch stailooert. .ef'jai c9"''- CI' I'll U.TI COP ItT.-James M.T horharn acalnst Albert iox J-Tutl Cox agalLit Ldtvia Cox aad Maty Ann, hla wife, lu purm-nce ol Jndgmrnts Cntercl In the abjve-rn-tilled actiohi, I. Jamei II. Colctuau, the rclerce nttned In said Judgments, will sell, throu.'n Roberts A Mr. Guire. Auctioneers, at the Exchange Sa'tsroom, N". Ill llroadway. In tho ell) of New Y ork, ou the 2(th d it ot March, urn. at 12 o'clock noon, all the undivided ii.are, interest, and estate of the asm Albert lot. at the time of the execution of (lie 11101 1. a.o retorted to in the Judgment in the action flrsi abovi- int led, and alio all tne unditlded share, tntereit. and estate 01 the it LJwn Cox and II .ry nn, Ins wife, at H10 tune of li e execution of the mortgage rcfern-tt.i In ih. Judgiiieni In tne rctlor e condly aUote entitle, I, in and 10 the lowing descr'I'd premise", ti 'i Ail ihi.t cma 1 piece of land situated In ihe city of Now York, be untied norntMcvterly on Cniivrsliv h aco foiiyf, u' feet; notiiicrly by iaau now o, mio ol tliiric. tt Ural.iuii, and lan. now or late of ieirc t- tt tnay e gnti thtee feet and three 'iclct, cat.crlr by Una bow or late of Oordon llumhaiu. one hiti Ired and nru feet aontlierly by Inn 1 tormritv cf John ttorita. one hundred leei and wtitrrly by land furn.erl) ol t.ldi'on Tucker, one hundred an.l seven feet tu liirnei. be tho s.itd diineunoiis more or I and 11.11, g all ot late -non 11 as N 1,111 iris .v. .-4, 31, atxi Uv un a man cf the est tie of David Main dcttancil tccurded lu I.ther 13-01 Convevames. paA-eS-F a 1 1 01 tt alley lalddowaousa'.d imp aiijotmn. sai 1 ion. txc. ft siiin pan of lot Blunder 32 as vt.is iMn for raid I nivnnty p ace. Also, all that cer lui lot 01 1 ii,d situated 10 1:10 laid 'It of New York tiotv kuuwn a- uuiii ur 13 (ttr ten) Dey ttrttt. know n on a ninn m. ij Ft .tici. liar-chalk. CHy 6 irtotor, M iv 3 l.ll. of the land 01 Dirck Her, as lot nanit er 10 item. Mounded norther.) by Dey str.-i l atoreiald, and roiiMinui. tu bread. h. In fr ml aim rear, twmty five fc, t, aad 111 leimth, ou each il le, eighty Ave feet, more or Iras. Al- j. mi thoae two lots ut la id ntuatcd In the S lid city of .New York, uow know n aa nuiubrra 382 and ssl Hroomn slirel. dlsl nl ab, lit foi Iv eight feet easterly from U10 nor.l.eaitcily conurof llioomr and Mulberry strrcti. and tn-iu to getl.ei, containing iniriy fUe feet two inches 11 out oi the aurtheily side of Uruoiue street, twcnti-six feet six l.tcliti In the rear, ninety feet ten Indies on the wetter lv alue, and ninety seven leet two Inches on thecasieriy sde, said several dlniemlons belli' more or lew; lieu, the same premise ucvlsed by Jose Ii imx (lallier oi said A bertand Edwiu Cox) to Ins wne, llara l ot. for lite, with rciuaicdcr lo his children In lee. JA.MI.m II l ul.l'.MAN, Ittf Tee. EaMUEt Rfg, I'laluiinV Alloruey. Cr Pit 1ITI i; ('Ol'7t".".-Roh7iTbioliii-rk-aod Jonn 0 M. battler, tilaiutills, against John a.ageiiho.iiiti, John llullinau, Kniinie Nc'toit, Jouit Ru, k. a,i 1 Man ha his wile. El nest Ohl, llcnt) biaiier mil Joseph Stroll-meuxt-r. defendants In iiursu nice of n Judjinetit nt loree onire and rale o the suiiioi.u-1 ouit ot the State 01 Nea York, cia, 1. and entered In tho above eulitled action, I. Janice II Coli n, an, the referee named lu said Judgment, will expo c to aitlu at pitb'lc a ictiou, uu 1 10 WM day of Mai co. till, at 12 o'r, i.'k. noon, t 1 10 Mei rhatit'a l.xclungc lal-jrooiu, No. Ill ilro.ttlwav, iu the cit) of New Yota,. tiv R.iberii A McGu re, auclioneera, l',e following Ueaenbod rrtl e.t.Ue, to wit: -All last c.'it.iin lot, piece, or psreil of laud situato, tilnganl being In tns Twentieth Ward of the ritv ol New York, hounded aud de.crlboit aa rollow-. to wlti-Heglnuing at a point 011 tho southerly side of lluru.'iti itreel. dis tant one hundred aud twenty tiyifeet c.nif.hlroiii the soutitrasteny comer of 1 Inrtieili stieei and b'gntn are nue.runnine thence eattcrlv along s..ul suntherly side of 1 nntieth nrvt'l tw.-nty flye feet, lueiicu southerly pni--atlel with bl-hth aveuue. and part ol His war ttuouih the centre ofa parly wall, ulncli eight Irel nine Incli-a to the reutro line uf Hie block between Twenty. niuuh nd Thlrtltlh atreeti, thence wealerly alocg aaid oentre line ot tr block twenty rlvo feet, theuce north. r.y again, parallel with Ei-hin avenue, and oart 01 the war through the centro of a parly wall, ninety eight fret nine Inches to the northerly tide 01 Thirtieth street at the nlare of bririunlng. Dated New York, February.-, 1871. JA.M.l!1 COLEMAN, Referee, ixuui C. CjJA''inlllIi' ALUiruar. Sitambonti anl) Jtallroitbs. I ImCiU ItAI I.WAY. -TRAINS LKAVfc DKIHiri I XJ foot 01 Chamber! it. and root of 23d it atij, U J I TIIR0tGHI.XPUES3TRAlNsLI,AVfcCIUM kiu I ST., AT .A. II.. II A. M 5:11 P. XL, AND 71' u L DAILY. Ll'.AVK 2: DST.AT 8.il A. M.. fell A M "t1 A 6.13 AND f it P. W DaIi.Y. NEW AND IMI'I'ii S R DHAWINO-KOilU IOAI1IIK1 Alt', HIF4N y M "j If A. it. lilAl.-v i llijtii till TORUFFaTA (rippw II IN'l) AT llllilS-kl.LSVII.LR Willi M 'Vlhi J Pi.EFi'iNin oaciies Ht NMNO run 1 fl L'LbVbLANI) AND OALIilv si f'F.l'lMM ,ir-llt At lOMPAN Y THE II A. tl. TRAIN FROM .l'stj j! 9 llASN TO lll-H ALO. THESinOP.M. TRAIN K III 1 5 iLtvuiimm- ,iMlu,!A:, i' t" W t or Poll Jervit and Way. 4 IV) P. M. (2M st t-u vt. 11 ot Mlddleiown and Vay at-kP M. (2Jd 11., al ,1'! II P. M )i ind, Simiisiaoniv,':'-) A M. (7-Jt lili t 11 I Alor Ottttllle aud Way al i:X A.M. i2Jd si., U ..For Newbnrh and Way at. A.M,S:3). atidl:1)P. W Mi (23d St.. t-:IJ A M .8:1.1, aiid4il.ll', M 'J t."tlT''rn and Wat, 3 and r. I'. M. utl s I: II atl I' M Tncatre Train, aiuoo P. M. (Ui it., ail.ti 1 'Fo'r Pa(cron end Way, from m it Depot at C-ll 1 :43. and 11:11 A M.t 115. Ml. M-.,andbtl3 I1 M. Froi II 'xmt,r.l'f.l.y!P0 C:U ai U A. Mill St.; lili, 7 Tl 3.1 1. and 6 13 I M. II h or Ilackensack and lllltsdate, from 2.1.1 st Depot, u 1 t II A.M.: and 12:43, 3:13. fill. IJ. and tinlip M K titinbciist. Depot. 9 A.M. and 1, 4, JSil.i. 6, au 1 uu Vo'r ri'rmont, Nyaclc.Taltman tad War fromjilsL Depot, al is A. Si 1 IU3, uis, 4:13, 8:13. and t:r, l u ard Faturd 111 only 111-13, P M Iroui 1 ,uii, rin Depot, at ti It) A Mi Ii.m,t3-J0, c.is, 41,10,3:15 AUd 18:J r M.. and Baiuri'uys only 112 inidnishi, Ticke'i lor passtgeand for Apartmrn'i la D-a-n-. Room and bleelng coachea can be obtained, and old -rs lor the check Ing and tranaf -r otllaigar.nitv he tali at the Company's ofllces, 241 3.9, and J37 llrotlway aa t lumbers 11.. 38Gre, nw rli at.t corn's I2!th at. aa 1 si ar.Hsrlenu 828 Fulton at Hruo,yni Deuotifootof thaiuoersil. sndfo it of ."'d if., New York: 3 Etrhants place, and I.on. Dock Depot. Joriey cur, aud ot ua Agcnla at the prlbctpal hoie'a. 1 it St. II. U A II It. General Paiseager A.oiL f. n Regan General B-perintendcat. I D-eember 22. 1S70. 1 Dally. tFor HackeniacU only. I iror Plermont ana Nytck only I V I ST Ell A 11 If A SflHUES'Tf kl l TIIK l.fl.NlI ISLAND HAII.ItOAD t On and after Moaday, Oct 21, 1870. trains will lairs James slip as foliown 1 80 A It.. Greenportand Bat llarbir, I 10: A. 11.. Northpon Way tralo. I t P.M. Bag liaroor aa 1 Itiyeriteai Express, raai 1 thronkh to Greenpotton saturdaia. 1 4 P.M., Northpon Ktpreis BP tt., Hempstead Wayi mm lo Isllp on Saturdays, i SP.ll.,Northport Way. 'I All Iralni connect at branch for llempifea l. It Sunday train! lor Roilyn Oleu 1 ore, Icuit Yaller, II 11 in mile, Huntington, and Nortbport, leave Hunters 11 Point at .;aU.M. and. P.M. V Sfeiripmo. 1 NCIIOIl LINK PASSAdl- TICl-HrS, to and fiom soy Railway Station tn Great llrltala, Ire land, Norway, Sweden, Deumaik. Germany. Hoi.aaL ltelklnm, and the United State, by stcaners isiuag a weekly r CUItnnJ-cv IlATIJS. tj Alio. D,.. tor an, nI!0TI1U!s. 1 7 Howling Green. Ijoii i, ivr.it pool, a Nn qi;ki:s'mtowsT l1 Ininan Line ol lioyal Mall Steamers are appolaut toaail aa lollowii envoi Antwerp. Saturday, March 11 at A.M. CUyo: Uruncli, Saturday. Mate.) I. at2P, M.. City or .Lima, l.a tv. Uatlfax), 'faeiday, llnoh 2, at 1 P M City of fjtndon 'amrltT. Mtrch 11 a' a A.M. and earn aucceediag Saturday and alternate Taeilsy, lrompler43,Noithlilyer; HATES OF PASS AG El First Cabin ITS roll blrerage TO currenci Panencera also forwarded to Antwerp, Rotterdam, Sweden. Norway, and Denmark, al reduced rates. 1 1ckeis can be bought here at moderate rales by per lotii wishing to aeud lor th-ir frlendt. For further information aop.y at tho Comnauy'i offloe, JOHN O. DALE, Agent, 11 llrotdway, New Yon. TVTATIONAI. I.ISI! OI'"srr.llMllll'3 i III LlVKlHUOL AND CJu KKNS ft) V N. DENMAifK. Andrews. Saturday, March II. at 8 A. IL FIIAN'i K. I houipson, Saturday, llaic i la, -12 :10 1' M. t abin passage $73 and IM currency I Bleerat-e l.Hcurreoc) I Prrtaid steeiage tlri.etsfrom Livrrpool.Oucenitowa, i indunderry, and Glasgow, t-'icurri'ticy. For further lafortuatlon apply at the Company! p) offlces. C9 llroadway. F-W J. HURST. Manager. jn Copntlntte.'ni Jotttts. flMMMTs TO rXHTIl'Y, that the undersigns J. haveioruiel a lliulici paitnership pursuani to ths t-rovutotis ol the Revised Matntcs f the State ot New York I list it.e name or firm under whien such partner' ship is to be conducted Is i hmnberlaiu and r rencb. That the general nature of the business to be tranisct c.1 is a c-nrrn wholesale bunnes-t In bnyiug and e liof coal, aud In selling coal on cominianou fur Account ol other persons an f parties. Thai the names of all ihi general and spcclif partners are as folluwst Chsrlsx thsmoerl'tln. Jr., who resides nt tnu city ofK'ixsbeth, county uf Union, State of NewJura.y, and bamuel o. Frenro, who resides In the city of llruoklyn, county uf Kings, Biae of New York, are the general partners, ana Theodore I) Emory, whoiraidea in the city ol Phiio delitbla, county of I'hllailrlpnla.StaieorPhennaylvania, Is the special paitner and thai aald Thcodnie I), Emory has contributed the aum ot ten thutisand dotlara u capital to the common atock t and that the and part nership is lo commence on tne eleventh day of Febra. ary. H7I, and ts to terminate on Ihe eleveuia day ol February, 1373. Dated this llth day of February, oae Ihoutlod eight hundred and aeveuly oue. i int Iley l CHARLES CH AMI1ERLAIN. Jk. I SttlUbLO.FREM-ll. V b,;'nI'' oeucral parlners. v :Canil.d THEO, U.EMORY. 1 .cancelled.; Spee'al partner. J SMIe. CUy and County of .Vein rorr, as; On this lilt day of February. 1.71, bclore me, personally, cams I'harlaa t'l.ainbe.-laiu, Jr., Stinuel (1. Pren.h. and lhcodore I). Liunry. lo mrknowiiio be the Individuals dracrlbedln and who executed lha toregolug laslrix. mrnl, and severally acknowledged thai they executed the same lot tot purpoios thoreln tuentloned. EDMUND T. DAVIS. NotaryPubllc, New York city, 'lilIK t'OPAIlT.SI'.l't'MllIP hcrefoiore eilmcT L under lue fliinof liayion, Marer A Co. has beta dusoivsd by iitiiu-I consent ou the In lost. WM. KAYTON, I. II AY HI, J. DANbNIIKRO. The loilneri will be contlnord by Kayton A Mayer. i 1 $ubti- 5-tu.. riOlirORATltlS SOTICli.-Publlc notice il j hereny given to the uwner or uwnera. occupant ut occupanli, of all houtea aud loll. Impiuved or lioin proved landi, aflecled Ihereby, that li e following a eementa have been completed. an. are lodged to ths office of ihe Hoard of Assessors for examluaiioa by au persons Interested, vis t.r'ur laying Seely concrete pavement In Kleveuta street, between Uutuv rally uisco aud sixlo avenue. 2. or laying heely coneicte pavement In Howard J street, between Rrotdway and Mercer sirojt 3 -for laying Helgian pavera-ut in Attorney itreet, frout Division lo Houston st, eel. 4. For laving llelglan pavement In Forty. third itreet, from I Igtitn aveuue to the Hudson River 3. For living Hsinar wool pavement In HRh ave nue, front One Hundred and Tweuty fourth to One Hundred an t Ihlttirth atreet 0 tor building sewers In Flf h nyenue, between F.igntr ninth and tine Hundred and Ei.hth streets. 7 Fur building sewers In Umversity place, bslweea rietrnlh auu Twelfih streets 8 For building seweis lu Aveans A. tram Fifty fonrtt sticrt, lo and through Filly slxth street to resr ot First avenue. v. For regulating and grallng Ninth avenue Iron, fl.oadwa) to bi.hty sixtti itreet. 10 -For icgulatmir aud grading, letting curb an 4 gutter, aod nagging blxty nitu street, from Flrsl aveuue lo Averue A. 11. For setting curb and gutter, and flagging Fifth avenue bcUcen Tuiltyaixtb and Ibirty-sevciita tttccl. U.-For flsctlog la front ot Not, (17, CI), aod (ol Second avenue. ij.-ror laiiug crosswalk in west itreet, iroio loath side ot Perry street to pier 5L The lm'i eiubriccd by such assrismeit incln le s'. the scicril homes and lots of groitud, vacant Ion, f lrci and psrc'ls of land, situated on 1. lloih sides of Eleventh street, from University place to sixth avenue, io tae extent of hall the block on tne tntsrieriinit alreels. 2 lloth sides of Huward street, fiom Broadway to Mercrr si i cel. to the cxitbt ol half Hie bloc, oa lha lu lerseciing streets. 8 II lb I'dci ot Attorney itreet. frim Divlilnn to llontiou street, to the exla.il ol hall tue block on INi in'eiaecting atreets I -Hotneidea of Forty-third street, from Eighth ave r.ueto th ll'idiott lli.cr. lo th extuut ot hi. I His tlo.k on the tuteriecttng strei-ts 5 -lloi n sides of I'ulh avenue rrim Ono Hunlred s-d Tucnlylourth itieet lo line lliinitret and I hr'i-h itreet. lo llae extent of hall the biucis o- Hie Inier.eil liigtireii t -H th sides ol rtith avonne. from Eighty ninth lo One Hundred and bi.lith tireei, and the iiroutrty bound 'I br Ninciietiiaud Niueti'tixthstrcits i dFuta and 11 idlaou ave tutk. 7 -Hotii siditnr I'niVfrsity place, belwcve Flevsniti and Twelfth meet. 8 -Huh suit- uf Avsnxo A. from Flf" Iniitii to l'i t auihslieet, bom sutes of l lf nxtlisir.at 'roll. I'll at tn. .tic to Aveniii A t-ie no id s t r'ir f irth nie. i. and tne s tu'sVsatli ol I'my 0 i'i an i r il y sevei Ih streets, from 1'irH avenue It Ateiii.t-A. a ia tne ennt'ilr tine uf First avonur, be, wo 'ii r iin f inu and I'd) -fifth itreeti, and DHwieu tlftr slits aod Fitly -ev nth sireels. 9 -lioth sides ot I'lfih I'lrsir, from UrosdiM'c I: ghty sixth street, lo thooxleu', i t ha I tin I oc-oi the luterscciieg meets. 10 -Iloihiides ifSixiy-ilxth nriM. front lint A is- oue to Avenue A. ll-Theeait ilystde of Fifth av.-Poe, from Tuny fl'l to I I'll t n-yentll llreol. I 1' -The property kuov,u as Not ltl, IJ anl C3i Sen "u IVlVe.oiitti side of IV rry ilreer. from tt ashlngt..! to Weil tired, and til" euit aide uttteel llreet. .riu 1 "aTi ''nrrsonVwnew. inVereil are aneitei-yilie aluvs nnY. e.1 Mtai'iiinenis. and who an; opposed bi i lie ...u or r'l, "r ol them, aie tequesiedl i preaeli' li en o .jeC k lotis, in t. Mine, to lllehanl I weed. I'Ui' man f th, Hoard of Assessetrs. al Ihflr orhee. No i Ilia, hull meet, within ilurty dt). fwJhf !'fl1,.rJ1,0ll- T IHIM s II ASi'e.S', Ml Ut MYEIls. FRAM IS A. SVVIl". Hoard of Aaitasori. Offlce tloird of Alienors, New Yurk. waul, L 11:1. JJltbif.il. t I.I, HPF.C'IAI. DISrjtsF.t cured In the s-serv i e.t ptttsioiu time no aeuutlou tto.i pnsiaess, i) icsrs succesaful praeuce A. LLtVIS tl D,71leaelitt.. New Y"'v- "t l.li MPF.f'IAI. tMMF.Ai "anl in" '1 2 trouble guara'itei'd liuiucdu.u re-ief. Nju.'-'ii fill until perft" Hy s itified. Dr. A8i III It, SAmliy nlacr. Laurens it, t 1,1, Bnecial lineages l.idiu anl xt-u e ft A trouble i 20 year' exi erleucj Ii rriilai, niiilttr hospitals. A successful cure iun io l horns oi U" un f Cot.suilallouiree.Jir I'RA Nbl.l.N, 61 Ineeeker st. nit. I'KltlCY, SI IHcecker si, near It" s'wt luietalltpii ul ill.aa.ci lonneditit ly. and I In trouiiis. ai one .ntervii'v. no ISO uu e.. cu.'i a ist. tactorily Cons i tation free. nit, OEIIAI'T, 118 lllccrktr st, alter so ii. ai la-r.i au cure special diteattva ut n e n t I (with ou ante meilciiiei; also uervuudclil:ty sud it dlsorderi radically cured. D II. LEWIS, author of tledie.i ('ompsin tu as i.uuieio Health, offar r,'uiraii)n le th' deoiJ tstrd and diseaied. oxlj soars' latvale piactioe- I i OU-u-l f- i v-i