The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
March 10, 1871
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IS THIRlT-FJOHTn YEAR. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1871." PRICE TWO CEflTsT II rOKUKSTER THE MURDEKElt j BTAttTi.isa Jtr.conn or iioimnitr ash iu.oonsiii:n. Forrester nrglns bis Career fit Tea Y'rnrs of Ae-Me I'lrerrs n llroter mill Maba Llm to (tie tl art 11 In Ksrs.pt from Prison I Jnllel-llle Miirrlaae-llls Present "Vt berrahoule. William Forrester, (list Hilly Marshal, alias frisk Campbell, atUa Frank Livingstone, all! Frank Hirdlig, allti Frini Howard, but nliui ml nam la Matliew Drown, u born In tho lirlsb of Dajron I.lfoorcbe, Louisiana, on Pie Hth if Anttial, 1ICS. lilt parents were lrlih. and wlitn II attllew an all years old removed to New Orlettii, emere (its tather kept a meat market In the tecond Buolclpsllty. Young Mathcw wat employed when lut len years old In peddling on Ihe Mlsslt'lppl soiti plying between New Orlaans and Natches. tt mi at Mils tender age and while tbni engiged fast he entered on Ma career of crime. While on board the itramrr I'rlde of the West he frit delfilfd lu tke act ol rantacking the valise of s par art cer. ainl r.dhlog but lilt extreme yonth tared 1 1 in from lummary runleliment. Between tie tge of I! I'd 15 lie wai IJlBtSTID HOT LESS THAN XIOIlTgtf T1UIJ, n. c'lergia of petty theft, llli lait exploit at Jtcw Orlrrntwat tubbing one Timothy Campbell, from Brand (lull, who wai lntcxlcaled and had lain town, Ittcorler Oeools, before whom the yoong thief tut arraigned, sentenced hlin to tlx months In the seuctentlary at Baton Hongc, but eutpended sen tence at tie solicltallcn or his father, who promised k tend Lis hopeful ion out of tie clly nsrer to re kirn. Mathew was next heard of Is the Jail at Jackson, Hl.e.. wtere he was unit need to six months' lin ITlionmenl lor rubbll a: the room of a mcrubtr of the Stale Legislature. On hit release from the Jarkeon kll he loos, the cars sod west to Vleksbnrg.nl which place ne rngiged as a cabin boy on bond the Itratner Sultana, runnlug between that city and Silent r Mtihew, who at Hut time wit IS years lid, leciuis s gambler. On tke second trip on the lUamer bi iTainiD at'eonauce, la ieck Isiid with whom he hid been pitying bluff, O the irrlval of the boat at Natckcx lie was handed crtr to l.e police, but McCerrotck failed to appear at the trial to prosecute, and the thief aad assaitln wit '((charged 1 1 oai coMody. Dnnrg tie following fur years young Drown louegid un und Matches under the hill, and was the aekicwWfged aitorlate of hunters, thieves, asd Cir-o'cte women. The principal htnnt of the can: wit Ihe heme of n woman named Mic Reynold! I, Hilt plate had become 10 notorious fro the num I ber ol nuilrreri ai d robhiri triced there by the r I y-ollce that Mag recelted notice to leave the town. Alter er depaiture the bnlldmg was raxed, and lx feed bodies were leund burled beneath the floor o( the tui'd'tr. ne of whicl was recogr.li"d as thatot aprpn.ni-nt State official of Mississippi who had tea mining nhont three months. roaatsrta's rim xcitptri. KotMng more at heard nf Brown until about foor )d r' after his sudden departure from Nr.'ch-r, when i e came prominently be'ore the public as ths Murderer of s dmrrr named Nrely. Necly, who eras a reililent of Dettolt, sllcl had been to Ilirrtl lon, (Vtiads, on butlnos., and on his retnrs trip, Uk tlie crenf the Great Western Hallroad as fir ss lbs anu'.i'in town of Wlodeor, which li co .tiected with Deuo.t by s firry boat. Ou the tialn Kelly 'oitned the eqeslntancT of Hrox, who ii sn ttiecais st the itxallinst illlaee of Ilanlslmrc. rMler cineer.lrx s line l.ruwn prortxd that thrr Aheold sdjojrn to the smi kinK car and play b'off tcerelt lo Kill time. The unsuipecting S'erly rru seotad, snd alter playlni atout two honrs Kronn, Si Kho was sn expert cambler. pat up n fund on eely, and I hat him ovt or f J,WP, sll he ivm posieiacd of In the world. In rain did I kbe dgi el m 'n ipreal to him to return liim at leait 1 npostlnhla muuey. When he iniplorej Ulra lor the sske of his family to tuaks riitlluilon, lirown with s ssrdonic tan li. aild What the h II do I car tor your family or the fimllj of snyosee'aet 1 was bounded away from lay Unllyb) those whowvjld take my life, and I Intend nr-w, ae 1 hare been and shM coutlnne to he, lite Cain exery nun's hand kfalntt me, and ur a sad ar.,lssi erery man." Ihut n alters stool when theyarrlTsd at Windsor At ttlt pediit heely aaaln implored Dronn to return him a pnrl of lilt muney but he was again re.'csed peelr. who was a Isrse, powerful mau, tecaree dm Lerau and reltd Drown l)' the lbni.1, Dccu.liir in ol cl ih'lDt htm, and tliirateslnt to throw him off tne boat Inio the mer If he did not return tils money Ilrown, underitandlnr thit he was In tne lends of a de.porate man, and one who evidently Intended to carry hit tnruts lufo eiecutiou. rvude a slesperaie ef ort and released himself from tbe trnmp nt lo In'ur.ate man. A quick as thought he drew a doub'r edxe howle knife and with the sflltty 01 rat serins' upon Neely and rxcftcrn it into mi nnxr. I The unfortunate men drciDpd dell on the eabls Boir, and me murderer was elied by ttie pmen srs and his arms were pinioned, and lu tins nun ser he w.s delltered oytr to tne autborltios at lie li oil. At the time of the murder the ferry hot was In snldetrram, and the Cinadlan authorities chimed She prisoner, on tbe ernnnd tlut ths crime v,at comml ted in their terrlirry. A long dlrcusli.n followed, which resulted In the murderer's belnz held by t it Mate of M chltao. A true bill found by the (Iraod Jury lor murder In the flrsi Oerree ana a day Di"d for hla trial. Tne prisoner emploiej as attorney, and on the day of trial moied for a change of yenue. eMnnne that, owmj lo the idled stale of lha rnbllc mind and the srrjudice lifting- against hlu. H was Impossible for him t obtain an In vaitlal Jury. 'It-e Changs of Tenue was f raalod o the Court, an I Kalamar.io selected as L pljco ol trial, lie wis arraigned at the follow Jag ieriii f the Court, and acQuitud eu lue grouud f m f dt'ence. Alter hi ncqulttal he werked his way to Chicago. 1 III., at v klch fbee, to conntc Inn with a notorious tj gambler and despersdn unued Cerr, I ns ors.tcD i rsuo caks an Ncrih Cl.rke street, near Adums. The game 5emt b) Use two worthies wis kpoon Is sporting variance as a akin fane and was on the principle jl ue mere yon pot down, the lets yon take up.' Tblaee is this IVss flourished for a while, but a joorg hauk tUrk haying been roped Into their den as fleeced ol not only hit own money, but Inst fS.rxO "f auoney belnnilnj to the bank In which he ill emtloyed The young dope mide a clear breast of U lo the Fresl4edt ol the bank, the police were s piled to, and the den waa broken np, Carr snd r-rowo gave straw ball lor their appearance to tnawer, sod It It the city. From ilutigo this deub'ed djed murderer and lief went te l'enrla, wbre. under the assumed iiame of Fraak Mint stone, he tisrted a drlekiu- sstoon. with prlrate gambling rooma oyerbrsd. This silmn iK u hecan.e lliereiort of the moil deprared led solortuua clr rJtlers, During the time lie su pioprletcrof this piece the messenier of the Mir thss t' Inlo a Kiprese loinpsny waa gigged and rolbntcnthe train between Chicago arid Feoria. A (i.rtirs of the procreta of tfils robnery was t sced to the asloon keot by Pronn. The police siien.it' d to arrest linn, but he drew tn s reyolrere std kept them at bay, TMSSiTtXlXO TO KILL THS riKT MSN li" Int-i handl on htm. He made his escape by the bick of the building and wai lost tight of. An interi 1 of elchlrrn mnutha et.ipiej b'fore antlilng more was heard of llrtwn, when he wia arrtsted In Ilia company o Waller Iluun. alias Wn.. Die s, for a Durnarr commuted at bprlogheld. 1 I. .a "hin oi ruled. Urown gtre the name of William ll I'.rnt ir Thla act In the long career of crime per il titrated b) tun enmpeer of the notorious Prlttol 1 liill tin,ye the history of hit exploits down to the I Klh d.y of .N'oyemher. 1KW. For thia laat ofleucs 1 the inn bnrKlirs were trlid sad conrlrted of burglary in the tint digiee, and were each sentenced I In Ihirtrei )eats' Impiliiniti.ent at lurd labor In t le J Uiiio.s Mate I'ruon at Jollet. r anrHTiR rscAris nan rr.isos. On the 1-t day ol April tC'i. llruwn and Dunn, I while bHriit taken to work by a keur of Hie hnson, made an nl'aek upo luqi with n pleco ul rock. I he blow knueke i the keiper lor.nelu.i, and llie two men ic-i'nd t.,e v ill and escaped. Ibe II. vermir of lha Bute ofleini a reward of I-i ix lor their apprthn nun, nnd the deti c ivei siouied il r c uutri tn ry direnlen in earc!i of ih!L';,;!"VT',houasll. Af.er his i-cnpe Irom S ii.Vi' J' 1 3rr""'r made hi wy to lts.lt np ie, w here 111.1111111. name of Ilirdln, tnd avoLMiteihimseirwi hold Hid '1 ,-ina, one u the uioat etpeii burgiirs and era itm -n in the world. Old 11,11 had two d.u.:! wi oA he I ad l.ugl.l a I the secrets of his precarious bunnesi. rticaxmu bgya uarbiid. Mule, the eldest, wai at that lime eighteen ear fai:e. ol medium build, ltiU Cjore, a tdnn le with i profu lou of flaxen hair. Her muuth, fret, and ksiida were yery email, and she was what the nor d l.iieminatei a besutliul anil capllvatlnr woman. 1 Mum -hort arquiintanc she captivated Forre-ter, ind the two were married In Ilaltlmore In duly, lli he proved a great etquliltlou to her huibaud Ui (.arrrii g on hla Ls.'jri.iui buslneis. Ily her an-fcirini-i anJ manners she would obtain theoifrrV li.wj the Inure, ol tin wealth), and while lliero tike a- i ml.. eh would emolo Forrnter lo uccefully ftl, ihe tin. IK,-. A .i.bbery peipitrilcd In Ihlt inarner by .mi t H e i e i pur-u.t ol thim, and l'-irea K i ia' d t his inf lo una its-. t e 1 mi. i e c i a i.lan c oi Wll um T i i snd 1 in i.i ei. j of I1 -1 11 A 1 i .A i' y i w -it 3 t i l 1 Jl I), I, 'III 1, snd keown to ths pollen ns lbs Ihlevet' rendea Tout, ll was In this dea that the robbery ol the diamond broker Solomon Mutrl, at S3 ICist Fifteenth aireet, in which SS7,niO worth ot diamonds were stolen, was phnned. 161s burgtsry waa performed by lMis and Forrester l)nrln tho month of Jan uary the rang concocted the plan for the bank rob bery at Wllkeibirre I's. All the burglars, wlln t e ex cptlon of Forrester, were raptured at the time by the ntlxeus ol Wllkesbarre wiiile crutliir s mill branch of the Kus'juuhann river, mirths town A son of the Mierid, who was an accomplice In the luijlar), luformsd one sf Allan 1'lnksrton's delcctlres ot ins WDsnEisocTS or roisTiiia, srd he was arretted st I'm. burgh but escaped from lli oncer at Pliiladelplila. On tbe mi day ot Apill, lfTO, the ilelectlvea who had been oo Ms tr.icl nr restet bim In trout of the HI. Bernard Home. For resisr e'.iouted for help, and the prisoner wet lei cued. Kills broke from the. Jail at Wllkshlrrs and came to Ibis ell) sod was arrested on the lOtli ot Way bv one ol Pinkrrli.n't detectives He wtsabuut ti bo rescued by hla pals, when the detective received as sistance In tho slupe of two policemen, snd Kins was secured and liken to the West i'slrtr flflh atreet police station, where he declared himself gudtt of the turglary ai liiol' etore on Fifteenth sin-el. lie plead guilty to burglary In the third de gree, and wai tcutenced lo five teari In Mate Frit on. Forrester In the mean time had leit the clly, at was supposed, unl depicted for par a unkuown. uiicstrtio.v or rorinEtTcn. Forrester Is a man S feet Ctf Inches high weight abott 1 VI pounda la of medium build, with rather oruad and square sioulders; dark complexion j rather long, spare face: Jt-t b!ack I air, cut sh 'tl; black eyes with s wild expression list a tuolli out of the upper Jtw, n little to the left. Hit mouth It rather short, with the corners diawn dowu; high cheek bone!, and upper lip standing out a llt'le. He had s medlum-elzod, atril;bt nose, high, squirt lorehesd, rind sunken cheeks Ills hands sre long Mid narrow, snd hla feel are small tnd narrow. He swirgt hit feel omward as he pun them dm n. He walks lariir, with lilt body and hesd ber.t irward. He grneraliy walks with hit hands In hit pnekele, and has a bracelet pricked In India Ink on hit left wrllt. He has alto lost flesh from bit Is't wrlit, eaieed Oi the lundcill iirrciMaxDiNT giL'o's ixroniiATioM. A Sri reforter called Cfon Surcrinlendent Kelto jtsteidi) morning with n view or learning what was known st the I'd Ice Central Office abnttt the suppose. I assisrin of Mr. Nitha.i. He f.iun I the ernllcman In excellent humor, momentarily unbend ing from hit arduout hbois by a little grnlil cn vere.ition with the Spartin Justice Donlinj. '1 lie reporter unfolded hla ot-je t lo the iir.llin; chid, who ahook his head. "Judge," said lie. tills li the three hundred and Iwcuty-r-ccand visitor IMt once hat had lo-div la coniequenveor Ihatarllcle In fill Sl'n. W.cnl read It tula morning 1 knew I was In for a warm dir, but I bore It like a martyr until noon, and then there was such a stream that 1 lied down town, and left the clerk In charge, with In.lructioni lo send tvery one who applied for inlormallon lo tbe SHi.t people, lor I vow thei're better posted abont tula buuncri thin we are," ltepcrier ihinki for the romi llmer.t, but I bono you won't answer ine that way, fjr 1 hate come fur a lllile Information mvesl'" huperlotendeut We don't know a tbmj about It Hat von hate not published. Keporter tan't jou give me eome Infnrmttlon ss to Ihe Wieresbouti ol Hill mm Forretter f t-upertntendent Wo don't know where hell. !tr orter When did you lose the Clue Kclo We have not lost It. Iteporter 1 wish you'd explain. A man's li it li el her on Mi head ur off I. Is head. F.I her you ki i"v wi ere be Is. or you have lost tut clui whiea li it? It ho In St. Louis Kel'O- Well, Hough tou city not understand I', the f.ct is ai 1 1 aye sluled. 1 raur.ol explain, because it wi-uld do more barm than good, and would cr-Ulnl 141111 iMDinnst tnx Diricnvi". T. cre's one thing I ran tell you. It li this, that your account of the Idenlifiuitlcn of the dog tt alio Mllicr wrong. Ihe facti tre that a deuctite It its Ulaiely recuiltcled that an Iron 0 had been no en at tl a turglary of Mr. Wllliiu J. rkihciick'a boost, ,bS Fi'm kte'iue, This man's namo w'jt I'.rley, snd he wai Imraedtilely lent up by mi lo airaioaa to conimutilcale wllb 11 r. tc-eock. There to law Mr. I'.etjimlu Hart, and u Hat gentlemen con tloiiailv iiceitloned him nt to what discoveries ha 1 been made and what had been d.ine lo tbe case, ho told hl.o of ine flight cine that had been found, lie did this cn accocntof bit relalwnfhlp to Air Ns Pirn, aud beanie he nought l.e wai capjble of keeping it 10 hlneclf. Hut Ml, Hart blew it IrsDC dlaiely to the lonr wlum ol r.riflh S i iniuher quite nt variance with the truth and calculated lo de prive the detective ol tbe credit wticu Wat hit dae. lUrrorter When was tbe boigl.ry coaimilttd In Mr. Scbenck'a house t Keleo In November, 'CO. I believe. lteturler May not tho dog have palled tbrcujh tbe bands of a hundred rua in since that cue Kebwi It might. Keporter ll accma a slight matter to trust lu. Haw you no otier clue Ke to Now, really, ou mu't remember what 1 s.ld oc'ore. 1 here are tome thing w.,icu I could leh ycu wale'i prudence oblir e me to keep to my self The public has a liielv In.ercit la irelnj the aatasaln appreaeuded, and If ALL tni KNOWLgpCX WS lltTg li to be trumpeted through )our hundred and thirty thuusjnd copiei, he will ueycr bo. You inutl ex cuse me. P, liceraan I tbink, Superintendent, that the re porter would Use lo bear something about U lit, a oil or Forrester's He went to a tlrst-e.iii hole: in Nt. l.ouis, col -IP rcsardlr'a cf rxnvnae, hvender panuluoni, ILtlil kids, swell oyerco.t, diamond e.uls. Pig ring, shiny hat, Kver)bndr tbout the waa a aport, a tarn dealer, and Ihe w i ll? Hire his money about made It seem likely. ell, he dltau peare.1 suddenly, leaving two weeks' boird unoilJ. Ills trunk was orent-d liy the ilee x of lue hotel, in I ho was tal.en alack when he u 1 the completer! assortment of butpar's tools tl .in ai-eompdsiie t crackima could have. It mute a talk tu Ihe city and got Into t .e ppen. Iteporter 1 nen do you think it possible lhat For rester Is in ht. l.ouis I Kelio lie may le. We're iff'tlnga ronard of fa.bOO lor hit sppiehcntlon. buppuie you go lor h,mf Iteporter No, thiuk you, AN IXTEIITIttV WITH UX, THIOUORt ALLKM. A reporter Tiiited llr. Tneodore Allen last nljht In the St. Heruird Hnu'e. a nd aurst lured him about Formler, tho murderer ol llenjsmln Nithan. Mr. Allen received blia lo a ery friendly manner, but laid: "I would glaJly tell ru all I know, but I hare pledced mvrelf lo srirrrv. and noibiug will Induce me to break n pledgi'. The etoiy has iu part now been made I utile, and Itrcucli the t cry persons wlm hute bound me; but nnertheless until tor mally releaaed I ll all cuoiluir my promise bind ing lleporter There iro lorre general facti, however, Ur. Allen, which do i ot cime under the l.esd of that pledge. For lmtance, iou were acquainted with Forretter! Ur. Alka Vei. Iteporter Well acqutlnled 1 Air. Allen An orilloarv urqualnlance. Iteporter He male tbli home the St, Bernirl hia tosief Air. Allen No, he did not j he never Old. Ite otter At sny rate, jlu knew Llm so vve'l that when he wat airrelnd lu front o' Ihlt home by de tective!, yuu seat a number of meu out to reacue hi ml war un, Aiigi nxsccio ronnuTsn. Mr Allen No, air I went out myself and rescued him and what I did then and under Unite clrcum Itsncti I would do agiln, I'll tell you haw It wis. One ulglit s great nolio arose in front of the bouts lieie A crowd assembled, and the wholo atreet waa blocked up. They were repaying Broadway ul that time, and the auiiei ran through llercer street. All tne attget wero also blucked. Home. body enae lu snl told me there was a fit tit on Ibe oppoatte ride of the struct. 1 didn't snow but wuit it might be my on brothers, and therefore, rolling up my sleeves, I ran out to put a atop to It When 1 got outtlle, 1 aasr two meu im sliug on the pneuii-nt. One wat n tlx heavy 111 low, BLd had the other, a amaUrr mm. not half tin tlie, down, and wai lieatim tin Ilfo out of lilln, 'Ihi ttnall inan'i fire was coverrd wpli blood, but 1 didn't know hint from shoe leather. I any, hincter, that he wat no inalrh for tile other, uud waa geitiui: the worst of It, and I therefore look the bi; fcl us by the arm and tore him off. 1 felt like eTLITTI.IU TBg COtVARDLT rsLLow's IKt LL. At aoou rr lliei iw-ie ii paroled, tne .nu'i man JumieJ to Ida frt und went kbout nls buslines. Tiro lucki inter he came ti lb" hotie hero, and mid me who he nus, uu I thai was the first 1 know of hit I'llDg Forrester, He lold me a viry dilleient itory, thou.'li, Irom what 1 Lae beard aiucr IU aald tbli mm Willi whom h lud bven niuml iu, had crretllii bim lo hlarkmtil him. "He ap pro 'died mo In Jlroilwa," he said, "aud told me lie wanted to no mo around tbe corner; lie oautcd to talk to me. Having got mo around tho corner, he said I owed him flul), aud lie wants J it. llul only f'Jl spout me, ana 1 offered him that, but th.it asri'i rnoii'th. He trlid to arroit me then, ind I ruined.'' llutvir, that waa tho llrst time I iter saw I'orreiter, but it coit mo (HO. They had me up In court lor reicuin: n prliourr, and I had lu ipi nd a good dual of money In advertising for wit neste, who had teen what 1 bid dots at the llrao." MK, ilLVN WANTS Till Ul'ltPIIIS OADaUT, Heporler Mr. Aikn, do you know vrbero Tor tener I u .wf lr. Allen Well, now, air, I can't tell you. After I am releasol Irom my pledne, whenever that may be, I may he willing to sreik, bill not before. Yet 1 would like to soe the murJerer of llinjamln Na thin detected at uiucli at myboJy an. lhat 1 care lor any person 1 1 particular, but limply because I would like lo see It. And it ma; bo that 1 aball .e hut undeiiland rae (ind hero 'Iheo tl'iie Allen sen fUrlntl fire), no rewnrd, however large, lhat rutibt l,g olfried ma. ccultl ever Induce me to break a pledie, and t..rlie anke olno roward Willi the ur unction. V.I .it wat l'elckir here Ivr. but to draw mn out I And lio,i he Ul I swlrunhu.il nik andwlutli.nl lie inr i it, w it1 ill tin ip n I mi I ik i K r 1 i And, I y a w -y, I w b' .i ip ii t I si. r n Bill1' I V I 1 I I IPO ao .v.u u i o tuJ Uu i ...In:, T1IA KATION HUMILIATED. ciiAnr.Ks nvMXnn xunotry oit or in k roneias vommuti:u. Tbr flrnnt Obeylnr Orders from the White House -Tbe Snu llomluss l'lrebrsnd The I'rrslilent I'niTllllnr lo Compromlie-'f lie New hesate ;muallte.e, WaiBiMiTOK, Mareli 9. Liver ilnce Tiietds, when s Committee, romlstlng of Ileatrs, Sherman, Nye, I'ool, Murrill of Vermont, and Howe, waa ap pointed by the caucna of Itrpubltean Beanlora lo revile the Standing Commlttcoa o' Ihe Henite, much Intereit hai exltted In relation to the subject, ind particularly as to l'io Committee on Forelru Relatione, ai It was known an effort would be maja to remove Sen uor Sumner front the Chalrmantlilp of that Committee. The rumor prevailed last night tbit ths Committee on ltevlslou hid pliced Fena'.or Morton t name first on the Committee at Chairman In Ur, Sumner's place but ths developments to-day showed lhat ll.lt waa not correct, though Mr. Sum ner had been displaced, thut leaving Cameron, whoie name wai second In the old Committee, the ttrst on tho new list, and who wai delimited at ths Chairmin, and adding ti e mine ot llsmlin to lupply the vacancy cauted by Sumrer'i removal. To day the Republican Senators, alter a brief teg. Islatlve session, went li. o a caneui, when the Com mltteo ou ltevlalon made their report on tne Mind ing Committees, benalor Anthony occupied Ibe chair, srn.tiir btitiner did not attend the caucus, nor dl.l Senior Cameron, tbe latter being abirnt Irom Warning on. Ihe qiieitinn wat on receiving the report of the Committee. It was aryoed by tho.e In favor of re moving Humnerth.it hit rel.iliunt with the Admin istration were not harmonious, aa he waa not on good tcrmi with tho 1're-iJcuu.r the iiecretary ol btato. Hint rendering It Impi-'tible to com-nunieate In con fidence with tl e moit linporiaut Committee of the benale. The irleodi of Pumner malnlilned ft but there wai podinertnce between Humner and fie Kv-eullte llepirtmeni eicepllsg on He ban llomlngo qurs. II n, and ll ai if butinir should be removed it would e cinttruel by the rooutry as a blow st him brcau.e ol his opposition to llul meaiure, llie (lebale ;it rcpreienlrd aa bclni; very Cornell and iplilteit. Ar.ir I eirlv three fonr' dlteuitlon tbe report ef the loirinlltrew.it ni opted by n vote of yeaa SH, i.aya; 21. Messrs. Slenirt. fi.tl, l'arienler, Cnnk Img.and others vutlag witn the uiijorlty and aleiars. Trumbull, Morrill of Maine, Morrill ol Vermont, aud Fenlon with those lu the neg.ulvo. The lil of Committers as adopted to-day Ills fol low!, and will le fi m ally presented and voieJ on In the .Senate to-morrow On ''uif.'in IttUtUn Mettrs. Cameron, Chairman Ilsrlnn, Moiioo. 1'attersoo. ecnurx, Hamlin, nl Cs -icil). Ihi 'Wr'ecet and 7e-f(rni-Jletrt. Knmner. Chair mn bteart, llortoo, nice, ll.mlin. Mm. aal inur- lllntl. on ininerf Mrun. Fhertnsn. Chilrman Morrli. iM.i, 1 eno.-i, t-ct-ti. Ames, Wrlirut, ii.u liay.ir.t. On M i inrri.iu-ins- Met:s Co.e.l'ni.rmiu i hpriguc. Sawyer. I dinunlt, w lndom. vet, o-in ?Meveison. oi OMi- e-c.'-Met'ri rhan.l cr.i'halrmio; r,irceit, K nge epeseer. llucxiiig. it'it. CoikhiiT, mi Vh ur (in Jfifiinuc-'ure.-Mewi'. Haulm, loairniao j l;ut-rriMi-i, llor-'inan, Uilhcil, am vacancy to bi fliloti liy ibu 1'eiuoii ait. (i uiir.."irr Mrpil. Mrton. CLalrmin Cam r-.n. Ilrtucrt- i, 1 .pi n. scd litvls Ot Ji.'ljrj AfuMt Mesiu Wlln n. Chairman i Csmcinn. Monou. Ames. Lueau, West, and Mair. On Sut,u Afuttt Klcirt. t.rag.n t balraiaii An. inouy. -.S)e. Oitoro, Caiaweil, lary tilicn;, a..d Mncaion. r.M .1. .If, n.lt... TramVill 1-1. n l-A On Jt Jhffirv-Mertr.. Trumbull Chairmin i Kd ni.indt, Uiiii.Ung,Ca. pemer, r'rtl.uzhujscn, Pool, anl ih-rmta. 0 1 iVil OJeet or.J 'oil f-inft -Mew. Ilsrr.tjy. Chair nam I' miri.y. U.lb:rl, lal", 1 lai agaa. Ferry (llkii an t btlley. OaitiUc 1m ir Merir" I'oinerov. Chairman i Un ion otDoro. bprai.ie. tli.,l,iu, Li'an, aud I'aweiij i'tUdit IjitM Lmm iIi-mis Os.it Ky t, i hair man Feriy tt"uu fc-swyei. Iiaiard. snl Hlsir. cm trjiw. Afurt -liettrs- Msrlso, I nalriusn Cer hell, Unrkiualaui, Me art. Fie lsauyteJ, AI It 1. sua luvi. (ky l o.t j"etiiirni Meitri. Ldmoadt, Chairman i Tipton. Tr.tt. Iiii'Widow, terri i tiicii.). wcti ana suloury. On Aerciuionuiy hir-nt-Merit Pool. Cr ainaau j Uiowntcw. Corbelt, Ciaiu, ani a vacancy to bo fi,lcu with a Dtm crai. On Cljlrt- Mril Howe, Cbsirnua; Scott jprague, Tr.lt, fljreman, Wri.hl. aiut lutit. 0,1 IJte li-tlrirl ur fMmtMi Urtirt ratttrtoa. Cualr.raa bumuer, I.ew.s, oit-i cei. Cwldairil, lli.ch cotk. aad ickera, U't iiirfii. -Ilottii Tc-ry (Coua Chalrmta i Car p n'e', Mi rr.l M' 1 V,.iij.i an I lliinilton. on I'm !i 1c Un I ilej. oriJ tlioundi -liettrs Morrill (Vt cnslrmao i ,lrutnu'all, Cule, btveaton, uu llaoi. Vit 7erilror(i-ets Nye, Chairman Cragln. r thurz. Iti.remlu, it I ll'.lrht, e anil t-w; el. 0. t (Ac J'ufi.tc AMi-iroi- flisiri, etewnit, criatnnt-i l'.ainti'i, VM.sun liar, a.'. ltr-. I eumu, r3colt, Ke. loiir, Hl'ClcoeK. Illair aid K. Ley 01. Jllnti uiij .ln iii!7-'liri, lllcr L'htlrmini Chan dler, Hanagiu. l.tsu, lxii;an, laliwcil, aud oaula bory. on le .'erl'lan ofl'te lart 'essrt. Conkllc;, Chili man Csiiinter. Pool iia.t aa I llatruron. On tAi.ca'ton n id lifter- cru. eawer Chslrmao; Hoirlli lt Pianag in P-lli--ii. an4 Illalr. Ot C'oaWaieril Aj-prit iicmis. F.ntoa, chairman! Yllnumi aau .-aul.ouiy, Oi yyinimv-Meairt. Anlhooy. Chairman; Howe. aad '""tit I (liarp llenrs. Morr 11. (Me), Chairman; llnwe. end heriusn. tin ri I .Ht-Mert. Harlliihatn, Chtlimta Atutsa-il Havit O.i li-nui aflir .'oei-Menri. Pomrroy, LtiA'.r man l..nu'inu-. "t liai -iio on yvri.Mi -Mas .ue Jieiti. Kubeitron. hatr insn It" t'.if llib.-it Vn Ki-rt. nni-Mei son On 'lit t IV .iii.. l ttuer Xe-r. K-i Uir: C.i.r an, nauiuii hi ar. bpe ico. a id oue varsi.c.. O.i Jtt fytklal Ci-niwCI on .l-i-tlAer-l Oafriff.-I Mi'.tri M'otr, Cuanmani ti ..i. ikhauaur, nice, .S)e, aad l,asid. I nt Jon t Selett Cemmlttcc cn I!el-enchment w ai dl'Cuntliiuetl. Mi. Vtiri'l u Maine i.er'inrd r eleoiou a. Cr.alr.mn of the lo-nniiitee un Approprt aliona, which wis tin eil him on icciuaiol the condiuoii of hit hcaiili not ptimdllaz Hie b-av) la ber ol tne positl"ii- W nen t e let ort of the Comclttee had bull read vy Ur. Howe, Mr. "-twiner, ivlo na I uen pu. ucon a new coiunii tee, si) let ihe CaDimlitee on Klec tiout, swork which I u licrctofote tern dene Of tbe Judiciary l.'ouncl.u?, rao and l.l I lhat be must decline to serte upon an ucf committee He had .p. ill over Iv e ily eira I'l the fena'e, nil 1 It waa now loo lite lor luin to enter Into on) new line o' couimii tie w oik. Fur twelve soars he had aened on the Coini.UI.-e on l'oiu;u Itelatlons, Ibe list Un ysa.a ot uhlch he hid b- wn Its Ca -lraia-1, and he appealed to m.y man who liad ever rervid with bim If te had not rarnettly lought to pirltrni hla duty to hit Sia'e an.) to I la w hole roun'ry, IIu would ajteal lo Dmuln. lo Co.lt.i er. lu Fe'stn den, If Iter were heir. He fell that he had done bit duty where he had been, and be would not icrvo upon any other couiuutee. He then left fie room, Ills co league (Mr. Wilt jn) then offered a reiolu Hon tu recommit Ihe rrp.rt wlti instructions to amend It, by inserting sir. tlimner't narni al tbe head of hla i-l'l Comiiiltlte. He cbnrged directly tlial thu waa a blow at Mr. tumnrr bcrinse lie had oppoted tbe San Homlngo icheme, and warned the benale that If thu rror.rltlnn wat entered into, the lrlen.lt ol Ihe prosctibed t-euator would strike back, and It wool t cutall dliuster itp.m the parly and upon Its nominees. He laid ll.v ltoeutliran partr hid anvai tolerated the widest JlRrre.ice ol nplnhm uton more important topi's. He rpoke qultu elo qui ntly, and wllu great iorc-i. i Mr. Howe undeitook to delend hit report by at tempting tu mi to llgl t of Ihe movement to Iriu.frr llr. humner to another ilace, which be Ihouiht would lend to promote harmouy bctweca the I'reii. dent and tht fenalr. Ur Eheiuian claimed that no reaion existed for removing Vr. fumner, and It tt It wli au insult lo Itepubllcana In all ieclloi,i ot tne cruntry. Mr. Trumbull proaounee I tho arb. r-ir rrrnora' ol Mr. btiunur as uuti.c leni-J ond H i' lo only to one tnlerpretatloi. ti.al.of dik-irtre. There wuiiotne othtr dltcuntlin, v.l.cn the hour ol 13 having united, tie rahcui adjourned and tl a Heuate pri'Ctcded lo bu-inen. At K'-l I ihe ra'arue rct'imed, ai'd Ibe debits wjs co'ithtirl ti l af--r i 1'. M., ilitiri bchurx, H rl;h', W.'s..n, an I I. (in nppoiiic the rrmotul of Mr. bumner, Vflillc Messrs Uiimuiid Howe, and Nie hueialneil It 'Ihelilier eul J tlmt e Ji I uol think there were hslfad-zen people in any town In New ork whn know ir cared what Coantl'.ee M'. fomncr lerved on. Wilson n pHi'd li at If l e vaa removed the rtt ivouli moil llu l It out, und won'd d nund t know tl.e tenon why he wat iroimN-d. Mr. I.or-in's (pee. h wat a linnly, vlgoroua protoit a;anut an mdigr-lly being put upui .Mr Miiui.er lor his n n adhtreiire to the Hun noiriiigo sc ietnr. A vole Icing lii.1 u on Mr. Wilson.'. re'O'n lon lo ri'. um'jiil, ll wai lust iici SI, nya M 1 folio it Autt Meitri llillxrt, Tiu nhull, I'.oburt.on. I.njan, Moir.ll i VI. i, Moiiii. i Me V.'il-.oii. iriulit, Wiuiiun, t'ttry ioiiii beuui'z riariti. l-uio.i. hlieriiun. t-praius. 1 1 i.i .in. 1 1 vnoer. i al lirell, lliti'licool., Cor nell an'i llo oaian. .Vict Mr.Mt. Ilailan, Prstl. Hull ig, Cole, inborn Ponicroy, Hmi 1m. Ihaudiir, Pti -y Mlcii.i. N'te, 1 1 liiiubvit'u. lonUiin-, Pooie Hjiitt, ila-yr, How. ai IHiiter, hlewari, ivo-t, l.ewit, ii,ni;i. lliow'ii qw. i. diuondt, Iia. ui Amcr, llamlllon lexat It will be arm from the above tola lb it there were four men who to. od no who were eucn otlered the Kngitsh uihiIoii last suntiicr, tlx. Howe, Hliuunds, Muitou,aiid Freliiuhii)icu, mJ tu too peiauiial appeal! ol the I'renHeut tu li.ese Heuators is en liiely due the po.lilon Imy anii.nrd tu-day, wluiii It not In accoadiince Willi llulr personal Jiiilcmenl or sense ot propriety. Thu r.iloi of Ponior -v aim ll.rl.n lurprlsid Mr, Sumner mere tiuu thoiv vt sny other Somtors, The caucus report ci tuts up to-morrow In open rienale for adopllon, aud uo ol jectlori will w inur by Mr, Wlltoa to preterit 111 ndoptlon. It w.t. then go over lo Friday for nniru luatura tlelibrr-i lion, b'enatura Aiilhouy. like, aud lluc'-niKlia n wine pri-sont. bu: did nt tote. H.uatm Wilson, he iuiz. un i riawjerJoit mo c.ucut at eooii ai tho motion lo n commit wat loit, and dll not tote ii. j I ii althoui.. tlii'l.- wai i .lr. i.l.iil oil .ill) tu'-i-c qut.ut q-oitiuit, Mi In x ii I lo mmruw u ii 1 1 icrtu ary l..og v ..il ti i "1 i ,n He it"" a wiuiv on it -1 j n t t ..1 i tn t to 'n r r t i t l '1 1 1 i J i 1 .i i Mr 1 an'' h i, lu a. ,u i i la driven to It by personal alios lona lo hlmielf. If any attack Ii made npon him. or any r'enator bold ennnch to attempt to defend the removal on the ground tlat Mr. Flth snd the President detlred It because be had become personally tllttsalefnl to Ibem, eome ol .Mr. Sumner Irlenda will have a few words lo say on F.ircutive Inlerference. lucre l authon.y for sayl g Mai tl.e Tretl-lent, wlcnnptroac od by a Scnalor, who desired to ct rid of the trouble by adding In thu 1'omuiltlee two personal Iriends ii' tne President who were with i no on lit Mn Dumlnjo policy, declined lo mike a compromise, and 'aid nothing but Ihe removal of humner would tailtfy him. Further, when a Com mptee waa to brappolnted by Mr. Anthony, aa I'resi. dent of the cancoa, a Hat wai sent to bim by a Irlend ol Ihe I'rerldenl, huvlnz on It the tiimei of four men favorable to the removal of Mr. buinnor. and one against It Tint wat loo aleeo Tor Mr. Anlfinny. and without knowing Ihe wishes of nina Jorlty ofthe Republicans, he made Ihe Committee up at It no'v at pcan three fur removal to two s.alnsl Mr Milliner stated us aoon aa he I rard the Committee autouueed that the Intrigue had suc ceeded. Yonr correspondent found out lilt Monday Put Becrotary Fliu was Inoustrloutly at worn to ro luovc Mr. t'omner, but no one not In tbe ring aui I rcted till In-(1st thill It eould succeed. The story aet afloat tint Mr. Mumncr hit rut Mr. l'itli In toe trritnce ol the Ill.h Cnmmlttlon within a short time It not correct. Mr Fish has been treated aa a ttnllemiii wheneter be hat come In ofdeial contact with Mr Bumner. Hat both be and the Prr.l lent opened a war uton Mr. Sumner aa soon an they leu ml he Mould not support ean Ilomlrgo. The Secretary ol the Prrtldcnt threatened Mr. Bumuer with personal violence lor ncrdi spoken lo execu tive session In the debate on the treaty, und Mr. Fish his recently made remarks abont Mr. Humner turn uo man who has any self-ietpeclcould paaa un uottc d. Hanator Cameron tl not now here. No one be. Ilevra that he It qualified lo flu Ihe position. He had a cun.ultMion mill the Problem upon the question, In which he Informed htm tnat he did Pot aeek the pi-ire. He li.en lell f.r Uarrlsourg, snd I. n nut yet returned. It will be remembered that In rcbrnary Mr Bom ner oppoted the lontlimailon of Iter. Mr Cramer aa Minister tu Denmark, on the Etound tbill.lt only claim or qualification lor the place, which pn)s fill ptr annum, wat thai I v was a brother 1.. -l.it ol tho I'restncnt. Ihlt, a.li'ed In tie IcalllHy to Hin liotnlntii, iralrd hit fate. He has accoruingly Uen bruuthl la lue block si au example to others, hen nor Chmdler It en lilcd to the credit of engin eering il Tor the I'reMdent and Mr. Flth, who sre highly rilled al Heir temporary s'.icce't. A gealleirii who calud oa Mr. Mnuiner Ihlt even ing luiin l him in belter spirits and he. lib than be I as been lor some lime, aud ne had slread) bcjuu to teci-lte Hlefranit liotn prominent lt publican, iletrecatlag tl.e ou"ace and assuring hi n mat bo had the mure cocudeneo of the people. When n.ked how he (ell about II, he renlie I, Very well." lie v as a reiciy congratu'.ving bimtelf on the labora irem which he would be relieved Tl.e llli me Republican clucus came to no con clusion on an adjournment, c-tnl a letter Irum the Prrsident Wat read sayltg he bid no bnsiuest lo keen Congrctt here, anJ un'csa they could pa a Klu-Kiux bill at ouce, be tn n. lit they night odjonrn by Monday. He did not want them to remain ion enough loa;pjinl comtnltteet to enter npon general legltltllon. A ccniunliee wis appointed lu see what emit: ilono and to report to-morrow evening to tue lam- eaucut Kicnixt) I'.ui.if.i.vr orr. Tbe Ilrorznnlrnllou nl ike Itrpiibllenn I'ne ly In Nets York -Tbe lion. Horace (lrrr ley mill Ibe Hon. llllnlii Orion to bo (oilmthrrs ot thr New Parly. The Krimulican Stale ('ntral Committee held a ll-ree-hours' irailon riterdiy sttcruoon. Alex au.lei 1). Walt, Fott Klwird; I.crl lllikeilce, l'H-a; and It. Nil'on (lore, SyrlTUte, wero the oi Ir abirntiet, Ihn report of the Sub-Coiamltler, lecoTmrndln a reorgsti'i itlon of the party, wai dl'ciii'edj al llerglb. la. h rrcommrndstlon wis claioi) crltiel-.'J, snd al! were amrndeJ. The rub J.c. wit fln.'.l) embodied in the .fu.lowiuj resoln u 'U' 1 Ihit a eirnmlitee ef tevn rellaMi ftfpnhtlrici for vech dittmbl Di.irirt in taeeityanl cwumy tm choieo. Ib-ie nrthr Hon ttoraci Urtcley on behalf or ins Itspubiiean Diural uu times, tnree by ths Hon. ili'uiu onon oi b.bt'lofih petttioneit str ing Mr men reomamstUou, au t meiete.uh lolly uy the Hon, Horace orre.c aad I iu Hon. V. (ir.oa. roLicgiig.t ap ricgvtN toi.vrcu opt. That t.ie I'oi Horace firee'ryail 1 Hon. TTI! l.sm tirtnn tn- a raoimiliee ti i retmr.' a couititutiou u.i b) lawi lor llie r-e, roliiicil ait re .rgsnii itlo i r me ret j.et.t M.-in'ty lll.tr.el An-u a'.m t.f Ihi illy aud of ir.e U.tncrsl rinaiillee nu i lor iU govt ra u.ent .r ihe tan-e w hi ri-nrgaur -e. Taeto retain ,1 -nt were iMinpi.a i,r an s.m i a nu,t. a lice ir.tn iii.on ni.'l ny livi or tu- .-.iiinn n.a.l-b ul t. ,dl fioi.i llo roll.oi 1. ..in l Attuvla iiou. all i oi.eomeu an t Cr: u.n Loi -lr i) j, tot'. CLsnr suirn A-n n. vt. 4. Noertor. ho dinr omei wl.nt coumistlen orap pii.mn.eiit ia itaueo or made by tr under lieiiwtratie auliMeiiv .Ital! o elial liiounrnrll e In m I i:puuli em Afs-T iuoa.o be a miiubtr ol the Hepuoilcan (jcuerl ruut.m'.u-e o! .lie cy. Adnpieo-lf sjei. II line. b. lu.il no Iietifi-rst in in bi inn Del aa a member ot any r eat I Also.' a.io... Adopt, t-l. e)o il nnet. 0 Ih.t in a l elect onihe. 1 1 y til l Arsoclntlnni the rale .if mxiniTT Krr.ttsT4Ti0M tlm'l o'jtin lust to sir, wjensv -r theie Ii a pin i ii.u r rdi'trt or dsli -..-t to t-e i.ao,.u. eai h in-iu-ur if tne Attoi-intlaa snail nave the oi Uuu t,f voting uur 1,-r i-acli of the hA nnm-'ieto e- e.to-en.orC' n cei.iraiinr; unon ne or mors of the ca' d uatei as inaur otet at -ncre ruaj l e ulhi i rt ot del ,t t tn bo rhoieo. tteii-rrr.i to the Hun lioiaee oieeie) ail int Hon. ,l lal't UlU'll w.lhoal aCki..ll. iu st me mi milium aad a sacla'.l nil iiall lave uie.1 pertecuu iu al ,ett iirntv Aaaauahr utivntcrj, ef which n I'es'wl b' given tu the Cm. r.ma of the Slttl t iintniitee. ne win i n in l.al. give na iat tor on wees In ul le.s. two 11 -pu ue in n, e.-i of ins lnne aud place or ir.em.etiiitf o.' r.e du jit.'a to t'- ii-n-eral omuiltlee. r.t ithieli rneeil"- ine li.n.lleiace drr-lct i ,,a i man of fit It", ml 1 'tit.i i o n t li-e. in 1 1 i neue ttie II in IV. u im ii,,, p.ands uuu. lit.- ekciiab of a rcr.ii-neni Ihs.iiuaii. A i"P el l inc. o no-.. e. x.heaeTer ihe (leaeral L'niin'ttei .bal btvabeen duly oiiraiiife.l lua Inn. no is an 1 antnorii) or Hie pret eui .icpua.lcio ileneral Coiuuiit'ee :ftiisctlyof New ora.unJ ol lite trierai Atf-inolv di'trici ne-mlf a tlont .hill refise. and laid ouiiuit'iu aad t.ud orgnni. nt, on. .tin, I bo ditchar.v.l.aad a I auihoii v for eon-Cu-tlni Hie alliirt or ihe liennoni'ii innv t.t me i-iir ana count) st Sew otk thill hi' Wait in the 11 rie.-al Coiniiiltee sn,1 Assimldy cutrlct a-iocuwout hare lutKf i.e provul ed l r. Ail ptei-31 ayss, s r.ntt. t l IM-UlNil IT. Mr I atlln then ofleied the fi.l.owinr: Jittjiml. lint the reimt tf tl.e iul-ron:m lire be and the lame ll berehr sereptel and U recoumi-oiia-uoni adoiiicl at anienel by tie au un of tnn f'u.n nilitec, snd tne rePuroliicnt and tne reorgamrsllon Ibe.-etu r roti.t'd for It bcreoy dlretiid lu pc made and that ihe llxeeuilve Coniiullies is also hereby di rected and eiupowerM lo carr) thu tame lulo effect at tje e- rliett luaetieille inoni.nt. In ai'cor.lioci with ths rrc immeadatlona of the ind luu committee at uinealo-l by una Co.nruiiwe nil in cui ellhtr Ihe Hon. Home llree ev or the Hon. MHllvi u.-to.i de cllue to tcrve, llio uld (.o quultei snail a. I iacj va, carer. Adopted-)! ayei lotnoci. Ii Is exi-ied tnat lac Committed of leven from et'h Assembly Dittrlct will lie appol tted within a ihorl time, and that the l, cr ol rifnrollnieiit and reuiginlxatlm will proceed eicadily and without delay. PMNxixn corrxc ovxu tr. Ill tie evening tue Hon Hr. Cor.ie'l received the Commlileeat hit residence, U Wet Twent) flril s'reel. lor which luvltatloui wereicatlo the Hon. Uorco (lieilev, I Hector .Mttrnliy, the jllnn. Win. Oilor. Pda.rdt Pierrrpout, Noah Ilavin, W. II. (lilnnell, K W, Illt'.chf..rd. (lea. Jnnei, (!en. 11,1). lotiie, (ieorge Jones, ex honker lonnglntr, den. Van Ai-n, A o. R.ibeitt, rx-Oov. SUrin, HiLry Cluwes, Oiii. WoaJforJ, aud U n. I'.caert. Mr. Ilnvlil Dudlny Field Arrusea Mi: llo. rnro (irrelry of Trn Falsehoods. To lie t'llti vf IM Svu. fin: Tfe 7VIAieof ihls inornlnif, afler renting tie H i rrl.iirscofarc.pl) lo Mr.F.C. llarlnw, wih the san.e trx doiu given lu him fur bis attack smut up tl w' ob'Ot his el;lit and n half ro'timnt In ni idliorial, mtkliiK ten scjnraU' charges ngalmt me. livery one of l!iee charges Is untrue, at mlhi ntlly lit shi n ii by n detail of Pie facia, if (hat wrie pcrmlttr. I. A lor example, ac'e are uurihuied to 1110 uhlch, if thoy occurred at ,i.l. took plait when I wes lad ml' Ui Ine countrv, und had no mora knowledge of Hun jouririr. So I lnlflil go ilroiifh tnr w huh. Ill, sbuwlns the uuliuililuiursa of i-ucli sluiemnit. li'i- at tntt is nut allowed, I content inti elf with raylnr, as 1 do hire, that cacti one of these supui..l mid dltllliel cliargaa it. m.i far l. a I am iMiceiueil, a tip.irat and distinct f.iisehnoil. Your un t wit'i. DAY 10 Dl'DLKY FIKI.D. Nkw Youu, ,M..rcli 9. Tin' riltiltiN Tllill Vinllirr Teslliiinny In I'm or ol the Prisoner. .'tr.Air, March Filklns Mat exatnlnel to day at leal lengt i, and denied hating lud unylhlng lo do Willi Ihe express robbery. He ulto uccuutilid lur the muni)! paid out lilui. T W. tiaigeunl, conductor of Ihe Ir.iln, leitlfled that Ifalpluo gate m deacrlpttoii of tbr robber when lews liken lioin the i.ir, which he reduced lo wiulnis on tha li.iln. TU. iK'teriptlon di'ee nut at a. I a;ree wit'i l'I'XIrii'a apeurancc. Conzreaniiiao lloircii'n llltruinr. WAsiitNaTo.v, Mnrcli 9. The llminl .Itirjr Imi finiml a true bill against Cilistoplur Howen. Uio ineinli.r of I'nnsriaa finm botitli Carnliui, lor bit Hinvln iniirilng H. IVIizrn Km;, In Auiiuit lii, while Mrs. I'rnn.et illi'ks llnweii, whom he It a I-li.-e.l to litj mmrtsd la I'M, way llvliu lu Au Kiulu, da, Ihitinllii'ii'il In n n il .1 1 nc Avilivn, l'i Mui' l il.-.l'iln line s ii. I i.' i w 1 1 e i 1 1 I t i i tu li I on. 11 -U'l I s THE TRACK OF A TORNADO. tiik Tr.nntriv nvunirAxit that HHUI'T or Kit ST. 1.0V1S. Tbe Lists of the Killed nnd ns Par ns As- rrrlrtltiril-Nnrrovr Hernpe ol Hip Clly Almost Incredible I'renkn of Ibp Hlorm. Ft. horn, March 9. Our Iradesmeu sre giv ing thanks that the awful tornado which visited Halt HI. l.ouis yesterday afternoon confined its ravages tn the co-tern lank ol the river, for the wcsiern bank la not only lined for miles tilU) steam crs, but luc'udca the whole of St. I.ouli proper, s city numbering marly thteo hundred and twenty flio thousand Inhabitants, Had tbe hurricane itruc'a hcte the killed snd wounded mutt hare been n tim bered bv thousands, nut by the mercy of Providence the feirlul bint was hurled upon the eailern bank splice where theiela comparatlrely little life and few bullditi)f. The river contracts suddenly about half a mile above this city, and In former times the fierce current delta small channel for it'clf through the Illinois lank, making n large Island, known popularly at lllcody If land, from Ihe fatal duels that onco were foujht here. The town lies eciulderably to lie rear rr the bank, and was not Injured In any way by Ihe furious blast. Tint w here the shore riles sheivla; Irom the muddy waters ol the Mississippi, allnlonstbo Hunt of the Itland for s mile extend the de; ots nf the numerous railways thai converge upon St. I.nnl. The tornado, which aremi to hire been one of thoee tlrcular storms which searsrlnj men call ttmooxs, cork-arrewed Itself down tbe river, leaving light tokens ol lis passage In Ihe shape of uprooted trees. Hut when it came within 100 trdt or the huge Pt. I. on it elevator which itinds on the western bank, raiting In eleven atorlc lo s height of ninety feet. It leered luddcnly, and hurled Its accumulated strength upon the cppctltc ride of the rlvrr, where stretched the long linn of depots for file or ill lailwali. Ihlt huge elevator 10 fortunately spared Is the very largest In the country, and for aotno )eart ma so much greater than Ibe grain butlncis of M. I. arils required that It wai a eoniunt source of Jetting for Ihe will of tblr.-.yo. Hut of late) e in the Immense progress of the clly not only gave this huge elevator all It could do, t ut necrstltatcd tho election of nnothor cno on Ihe opposite shore. This Ivconl eletalor, which was erected lone throe years ago, waa very broad and eomcwhit low, n peculiarity of conjunction which sued It Irom down tall, for It wat tho first object tnt'CK dt the Tonxano when It made Hi panther-lue leap a -run the river. The force ol tbe wind wat tuacirnt to tear off tho greitr part of Hie roof, wl Ich wit curled beyond the sleep ban): many hundre I feet and hurled tn one mast upon some coal wagons which were coming down to the ferry baits of the Wlgzani Company. Then It w'ulrlei la tho 'eft In a corlHeittrriy dlrec Hon, moving np ths bank and utterly demolishing the freight depot of the rH. I.nnli nnd Vandalia Railroad a itroig and durable wooden edlllca DOO feet lon by H) leel Inch. 'J his building was Itlil ercMtralo In frazment., too rplmlers of wood dying ii showers and serlourly li.Jurlug several woraimon. Mill tu Ibe lefi It Ihe ll l.'iico and Alton Railroad. Ihe denot of wnlch was iDtre.l. ritinciouily. but Ihe round houir, the sctle oSlc. the f.'eignt ofUce, and Ine plinkln; of the woo ten pathway along the ricuot wire all utterly ileino'ithnd. There was an engluo tn. ine round bouse realy to movcout. it was over Ihiuwn, and the Hot out uniting Ihe wood cauied a confWsntlou, In whlclt Hie unhappy unit in ami riugutt rsmtHiD, The track ol the Chicago and Alton cro.ses a creek about a hundred yards uortheatt of the depot, and there It a wooden bridge of conl.lerailr length and ul a trrv wlndlu; form. A iriin of cars waa cross ing this, approaching Ihe depot, at tbe time or the horror, and the whole. Iiii'ludtng the hetvy locomo tive, were otertttrued In hideous ruin into the waicrsof the cr;ek bilow. Half a ml.e abote, cu tl e ud l op. a train of grain cars wis going nut to Cnlcvo. and this was blown off on lo the down track, ctt,c c r rce Inr right over Into the river. il.el rrs ll .uic line runs side by alJe nl Ihe c r ie.cn end Alinn fur iout n mi p. and then ttvir.c.lu ttie east Hie capricious wi.s uiirliia the tint .ook this trick, uud advancing alwayi tn a spiral direc I jj, ca?i uau-red u train coaunj to Si I. juli, nolc'.i it ovgnTiinEW' likc a lt'U'cc or cap.ds. Then circling more to the eattward 11 came upon the loledo and Ntaba.b line and upset lot ty cars ladrn wild gnln itannlng in a lining. 'Ihe wiud now turned uyon ll.elf and returned toward the riter bank, me'tlng and il-inn I'hlnr tue Irrtghl and pa.senifer dtpola or tho Northern railroad, and then arulng son ill it wh!: araanJ the Ob j anJ Mil-alu-lcpl rotd. annlollating an Itnuienie irrlgit depot which extendi for scleral hun.lrel n et oarallel witn the river but atom tl Irtv feel from the lop of tne bank. The dep.it lor pas.emter of tbit Hue lis small ICtliniKcant pokey rlacr. and the win: pared il as ir unointcions ol III rxittence; but It wai lest merciful tu the t'.cor.a snd f lores In the tliliilty. winch It tore to atoms and strewed alcng the c nl.ro road which runs directly east Irom the hack to I limit, town. T,ie trees behind the bouses on tie left side ol this road, were uprnotpl and stnt wtur.lnj tnr-inh the air like cation leel.. Iliiethe.ull Ibry ol the ttorm wai lilt, and tl, it purl seemed to be tao lucus of dvslrucilun. sigtstsnt' trrtii wcm iiloiv.v iiuv. Tbe ileamrr Mo lie Able lo;t bercblinne.. and the Texas all her upper noiks, nlirh were or lion Tbe ram indlenlur. owned bv the ferry c impany, was bwiidI away, and ths tugboil Ilawlil, hclouzlnr tn tho bridge company, lo.t oer upper works. Caji. Munlgotnerr ol lue Jlswi't, wat blon Into the rlirr, and res-ued slightly injure I. At the airllonal dress on tins elite of the riVir, lust le.mv the dir. the storui carried nwav tbei-hitnneys ol tie ileamer W. II. Ilsnce, and displaced hir cabin irteral Inclirs, aud lorcril the sltamci itubicou and several b.rget Irom tl elr moorlnts At tie Pitttbn vb Caal I))ke, untie Illinois shore, tl.e lerr)b,ut America lost hor upper wurki, and her pilot, Richard J.ihns.iu, was teiv badli hurt, heteral email huuira u-r demolished at thia polut. Tin ntutcK it tun nr.t hoc. Thr Immense framework. In and around the eait ern abutment t the tridcr. consiitini: ul derrlcl a and the missive r-ipporti for other hoi. ling apnaru tu, was blown down like to many reeib. Thui) tamillet are rendered lio.mleti by tl eirbouiei buiug blown dowu aud totally deitroytd. Tin uturuii an iirisavoia nrtrtrunsEP. The storm at Memphis overtnnel the n-iervolr at Ihe gas works, conlstnlog W.isW leel oi jaa. o other eertoua dauii:r wat dupe. TUR lILlrin Join Hilpln, emio)Cl on Hi bridge: John n, O'Neill, purcuslng iient fur the Noiiti e i-teru Hill road: John Y.MJl, Dinlel Culllu. Tim ithy Driimm, Iraac Kv,n. engineer of tho I tucago and Alton Railroad, burned in He round hou.e: John Kule), a lu.iliemin on tin l'.ile lo an 1 Wabai.i H.liroaJ and a tcamilcr, mine unknown. Hrlllnir Oilier .Hen's Rent r.stnle, llenjatiiln J. Tin. k, Jr., ami Henry lluer were Jointly IndUled In March. l'-i. for fills pretences, tbe chute agilntt 'I'rj.k biinj thit of fraudulently obtaining a elites for ,!,CW from Charles Hetliti, on account ot cirl tin property u( which lie prelcudrd lo be the owner, and In the rats of ll.er an allega tion ol fraud lu ultilnint a loinmli, n of (Mai lor eDi clllil the tale. Oil ihe SOlh o( Febrtitry. 1.", Mr TratU offered for iiletwiiily lots, and tibibitet an ub'tracl of the llile of Klei un ilitUuon, In wliote r.ume he i.ild be lull the propel I), The price d.-maudrd w.s JKI.HJO.and Mr. Clnrle lletllii.ngieelo; lo pay Ihlt amount, pave Tr."k a check for f'i.C'JI tin the day of sale. On Ihe ncil day bo hear 1 Tr.tak'a title to the properly qnealiniied, nnd itoppel tuo pajiuent ol t,i.' chi't'l.. I'ra'k u-nci.nrjle.l, asauniK bl'n thul lie lit!" was L-ood. He oblsinrd tl.fs'O linni Mr Diilin, fajlng Ihit he would return 11 if Mr. D.'s iuwyir lutiud the tine ll.ijnlli". t in irinliiig 11. 'I le title v -is i trehi 1,'and the net waa i llnte.l ll at .Mr. Trntk was i.ol the umitr, tbni liiri.iti .Mill iloou iv i- a ruachiu n. mid that tue proper') was owned by Henry I'.lsnorlli. Yi.terday Mr. IVIIuwa called Hie ease on for trial, and tbe co!0iil.i,iiliic iiUnr.v.-s i'.n,(,i lo uii.wir. Ilenr's rnuntol was prrai nl, powev. r, nnd ready for trial. In I It emu a uv'l ro;m was eiilriej and 1 1 h.il wits discharged. I.ic cite usiiui' las o'.htr defti dint trn adjourned. YVnler lor Hip I'll) of .Neimrl.. Tnr ro.v, Muuii 9. In tho ptemlp u riijostiy bill bat lireu liittodiicid protilnii tlnl lu nil cllus of oer tweuty thouiund Inhabit int. tottri alia!) le rrglsterrd, Tleriw bill lo pertuit the ilorrli Canal lo leaie ill Irmirht'ct uat i.n't lioili lloiim-i. end pone to ir.e (lorornot. ll I. nnderatuod that thu U'. ii'tnor faiors ill. blh ct'iuo.snir.i or f Wil'lnui Ifrrigan. agi'd flliem, nt la: I ,r. I I I i, t i u i- i; .in i o i .1 1 1 ,i ,1 a CIVIL TATt IX tlOVTll CAnOlASA. Martini Law is be Proclaimed To-Day-An Appeal to Ik President anil (lea. Terry for Trnopt-A Mutnlto Commander lUuapd-l'IgbllDs ibe Kn-KInx Klnn. Colvmbu, S. March 9. A large body of armed men from Eaet Tennessee and North Caro lina havo mule their appearance In York and Ches ter conntles, nnd fltbting list ben going on for several days. Major Whitehead of the Eighteenth Infantry, stationed st Yorkville, arrived thit morn ing, tnd reports lhat the most horrible outrage! have been prrpelratel la Plots coanliei since Hit nrday night by botn the colored mllttli anl ths Klu-Klux crfinlr.ition. On Monday, Cant, Williams, a mnlttto command ing a company of the militia, wua taken and banged near Carmel Hill, and s number ot hla men wire In humanly whipped. The negroes retaliated, and lines then fighting bat been contltiuout. Major Whitehead reports that the ncjro militia company commanded by Williams were defeated on Monday night and fled to hit ramp at Yorkville. He dis armed them anl now reports to Ibe Uovarnor for orders. Hov. Bcotl will to-day proclaim mirtnl law In Y'ork snd Cutter counties, snd hat telegraphed to President (Irani aad (Jen. Terry at Loulivllle, sik In for troops. Pending their srrlval, the Governor will tend s regiment of militia, under s competent oncer, to restore order II possible. The liveliest times sre antlclf iled in the northern part of the Slate for the next two weeks. as j:shex covsty luvHnnn. A Carouse nml nhnl Follower! It-Wounding Two .lieu with n Kutle. find 1'alnlly Stubbing n Tlilrd-The Assassin Arrested Threats ol l.yuclilnu. 1'titTiiii'ROit, N, Y., March 1. Kersovillc, N. Y., with abont 4,100 Inhabitants, It partly In Clluton ami partly In Eitex countr, the boundary being ths Auttble river. On Salnrday evening, the 4th Intt., a nombor of persons, principally employed lo the Iron and nail factories of the place, met on the Enex county ildo of Ihe vllliro for s drunken carouie. Among there were Charles Crcvler, s French Onvllin, and one Cor conn. The latter was at oao time Id an Inline ni)lom. Crevler aad Cor coran had a Dill, In which Corcoran proved the better man, holding Crcvler down aud leatloj bim until they were separated. On arl.lng, Crevler drew s dirk-knlfe and atabbed hit opponeut In the ibuulder. He alio wounded In the arm snd breait a person who lnlirpoied. Cor coran snd hit wounded compa.iton wets nble to walkaway. Crevler waa detained for s tew mo menta, but neither arretted nor dliarmed. On being released, he started In pursuit of Corcoran. Be'ore tola- far lie met Moses Laundry, sn acqntlntanre, by whom ho wat stopped. Oaervlng Crevier's ex citement, l.iundry aiked the ciuae. The other re plied with the meat violent threat again it Corcoran, and by aliening his Intention to murder htm. Laun dry endeatored to diaiuade bim from this, making however, no effort to restrain him, when Ctevler nrew the illrk again and subbed I.iundrt twice In flicting cuta the length or the knife blade In the left shouldee and side of the tierlf. Thlsw.it wUne.tt.l byspetson nearby, but ths attack was so inddrn tnat uo reiltltncc could be made. On being struck tl e victim exclilmed, nit In b 1 do you mean I" an 1 In a innmrnt afler sink to ine ground. Several p.itters by protnotit conveyed him to hla retlder.ee, where he expirod the lollonlng day, Ibe murderer went home, where he wai arreited next day. Oo being eximlned, he asserted his Ignorance ol all thai happened oo Ihe previous evening. On Sunday morning, however, previous lo hit arret, he to.d bli laudlsdy that he had had some tronble with the boys the night before, and was afraid laat he had killed Moses Laundry, at he bad itabbed IIji and leit him ou the aldewalk. Tho Cornuer'i Jury found a verdict of death byiubblu, with deadly and murderous intent. Tbe prisoner tl ol medium height, about 30 tears cf age, with dark complexion and a brutal coun tenance. 'Ihe murdered min wat a peaceful and Indnttrlona rltlxen, and leatei a wife and three clldren. rlreit excitement exists In the vicinity of Ketisviiie, and Ihre.ts oflyncnlng hivo been made. An old Jrraev Clly Tradesman Misting. On Ihe 13 Ii of December last, Charli a W. M oiler of Franklin 'tress n. i,m, aud hat not since rctoired. All effort! to ascertain lilt whereabouts iuvs to far proved UBiocccitful. In October hit, ilr. Moller moved with bis family to llergen fton Shelllown, MJ. Ho waa alwayi brooding over the lost of an affectionate daughter, named Clara. When he left bo-ne he had $239 In hli wallet, and eaidbejwai golrc to New Y'urk to buy palnta of Rejnolds A- Ihtoe, In Fulton ttrrtt, A week liter 1 It dlfappearanie, Mr, A. D. Mllleck met bim In Jersey I'll), and bad s friendly talk with hlui. A few diyi afterward a mm appeared at a pol.ee atatiou In Hudson Cit), who gave hla name it btepben Jones, and nlJ that le had been robbed of hit money uud a gold watch in the United Stales Hotel lo At bury, N. J, Clarlet Moller, s ion of the mining min, hearing of tl.ii clrcumiuuce, hit li ned Ibliber, but the tenon in the mem time bad leit. From a description nf the mm riven try the leigeant, young Moller tec. line aitlttled iliat It waa l it lather. Mr. Moller wai u steady ind temperate mat, a stud htuband, ind -Occtlonate father. Hulled Alive lu l'll'l) -third Siren. Yesterday tw o men were digging out a drain In Fllty-ll.iid ftrett, r.rirlbird atruue, and bad cot down t lion l twelve feel brlorv the luiface cf the udewa'k when nne of tho sices whteli had not been jropeily braced cavid in, turylng Michael Riley cf Twenty thirJ itreel lilt companion had gono lo get a drink or wall r, and wat thut saved, i'hccaith cove-d Rile), leu.ing tbe crown of Ml head crly vi;ble An immeute crowd gathered, setcntl of whom leaped nto Ihe pit and nraped tse dirr away f um tip burled in:n'e face so aa to enable bim to br athe. Others set to work to ill: hlra eu', aud lucireded after set eral hours' hard labor, dur ing wh.cb he was kept op by Ci.ploui doiei of brandy. IIu was speechlets when rescued, and It Is liaredli fita'ly Injured Internally. Rile) was the contractor fur He Job, batinr taken II from a Mr. Kelrnin, who w it alone lo blame for the uccUtnt. Tbe Pnssalc Village flog l'lghr. Thev had n Aug fight on Wcdnesilur in l'at Cil noro'a cocl. pit In I'uaiilc village between dogt bo lonting to (iilmoro and one Mile Qu.n. The Cgbt was for V) a side, aal lit'ei rlfty-thrae mlnuloi. (Illmore's dog waa victorious. (Jain, seeing lit bent getting hi, led, Jumned nto ths pit to end the dlit, il which lliluoru'a dt f tDaop-d st him and bit off oue or IJoln'e flnteri, (juln then refuted to gltetiplhe Hikes, ind inlmnre hit him In lie eje. Ouln ru'hed to Jutllce Denbnlni'a for a warrant for (Itlmore'a arrest, but the Jutttre decllusl, telling ijuln tint ho wat dr'in'x. So tho matter r.tlt. ind tl e itakt'holder are enjiyiug the Hake money. Hilled In n Drunken Klut. Cuirtao, Murcli 9. A dcsjifruto alFrav look place on Mnuday night in Alderman llurns'a saloon, at Autora, III., between two brothrrs niurl Slit tery, and John Aihlonl, nn old min, and hit son One of the Slitter) i and tho ol I nun were killed nntrlelit. th otl.iis arc i nt exps -led tu recortr 'lbs light loukilacesi the tints ol the t pcti,.u ou Monasy. Ihe four men wero drunk. a Air .wnsi.w Yrsti rday aflernoon John Bmltli and Putrlck Far r.d w hi i walking un the r.vlrna! tr leit boar the t oni inuniuaw nep i, were tlruek b) ihe pilot nf n lorunio tive. niilth was uurled uhout Iweiuy fti't from the trai k ami intuntly kille,. i arroll waa thrown a short it.iiaiue, la lino- on bit li.nl, and liiuily mjurerl. Tne rn wsa sn dcn.p Ihit the, could not Iell vheiui the train wa i,i; roaching, lUtOUKLVX. Miryil.iuin Eirll, ugml lljears.of IC" High ttrtrct, bar U'.u ml Ihi; ncj the a.) uu'. Mrs. Alice II. C.i.ni bell, a graduate of tl e New Y ork 1 imaie Medlesl Pol ege, a praititing pniaieisn, w as 11 in d 13 by ,lul o nltii re- ht.U) lor i iMiiuiir tbe lli'H'iii nratnane.' In ntt.iiidlu n sin Alt pot patient l.i tine l ifiienth hull withiiui returns; H In llio proper .luthoruica. losses ii r ri hi:. Rootii.nu A Hllet'a coouraie at Al' ;'.an lily wat Our-cd )clerda). I.jsa, t I9,0(H'. Yi'stmtu) im ri tug Ihe Incpndlirit" at Evt Murlnn binned two ba-ni. nt c taluible b in's, and oihei Hoik hiloni-inz to Mr Ilnrntil ul llul rliui- Atiom tun we.-lis uuu un jo ol .Mr lit mini a uani'.s Urge mnuuni ot stock ami inimib.' Iiuiilciii' mi. sll vs'u n nl shout II.QOO.w-roliurl.ini. Ihe bams ikilii yl leidsy were all tun riiiiii'Jid un tho faiui. I.tit, Oil no tbt'irance. i i..tsrti:s w rnu oots.tx c.i.:,f, Tl Ci.li liaii u.l.itla ntiribei t'OH) Tl e Hit- -t in loan Ii truduc d by Ithnli! 1 is In be w tli tmwu 1 1 i' lli H.-ii i. .yi n'li.'nt i..-),. f,.r r i)',!i e 'i i of I I I i 1 tl 1 l rr lit Ij I I 11. uu a i v. u aau LOUIS VKRIIUKL PRQTKSTS.' ill ii r. vrii.T. xot now nory to rna I jfa A. Tl OXA T. A S.I K3t 11 LI. IB Tbe Kx.r.mrtpror'a Conimnnlcnllon !lj Ihe IM French (lovrrmnenl-Ile will Abide only IvVJ hr Ibe l'lehlselle-Dlalnrbnnrrs In Paris j Ul Ths Onards le Surrender Ihelr C'aonoa. j IdDJ Iioxdo.v, March 9. Napoleon lias addresseJ a Vm commnslcallon to the President of Ihe French As- i 111 aimbly, proleitlng agilait the rote by which lhat iiU body declared that hli dynasty had forfeited the IJJ9J throne, n unjoit and Illegal. The Auemhly, hat siys, wai creitrd only to make peace, and hli ex t iM reeled Ha powers. The founditlou of all publla i JM right li the ptitMlif lo that lie It ready to bow, llHJ and lo that alone. t jjfl Odo Iluitell returned to London yeiterd.iy front Versailles, snd will attend s special meeting of tla BBJ Cabinet to-morrow. IU a pmcnn.tvcs IH occurred on Wedotijiy among eome battalions of M Paris Mobile Guards, but was quelled without JM eriout consequences. A transport fleet going 1 JM to ths Elbe to convey 00,000 releiud crltoners flH home to France. There It much typhoid and plague SlJ among the cattle aad horses In Parli. Taeinlaiila sre nevcrtheleis laid to be fit for food. WM rams, March 9. Ths ila)ors of all ths irron- Q dliicmenla of Tarli hits umuimoDily guirautsed j jflj that the National Guard flj will unn.fptti ths caxxon VI In their foaicrilon without coercion. It ll (boaghl 1 that when they reilgn tlelr seaU In the Assembly, 1 J the Parisian Deputies will .return lo Pirli, and that 1 H lltstlon will Ihen ceaie. Ths Government main. t J9B lalm a conclllitory attitude toward the dlitnrbers I AO In Parli. Upward of s hondrod battalions of the flH Natlosat Ouird have Kfl CONCBATCLATgO OIN'. DI riLlSINtl i npon tit accession lo their command, lbs Trot i lini have evacuated the department of Calvados v and Ihe led bank of the river Eure. Poatal isrvlce fj Qfl to Rouen la restored. MM hiRLis, March 9. Count Bismarck bu arrivefl t, UM In tlii clly. ft I I11V XAT10XAL ASSKHBI.r. A Tka llemovnl of lite (iovprnmrnt lo Fon- ft Inlnebleau or Tersalllra-Tlie Members) mM of (he (iovrrnmeiii Prefer Ihe I, niter. wWl Jlouinirx, March 8. A committee of the pf. IM tlonal Axtemblr baa decided to recommend tha jjJJ irini'cr of tbe Aiirmbly to Fonlalneblrau. It Is j Jf laird that M. Thiers tupporls thu choice of a place) ft or meeting, and il la expected lhat tbe Assembly WW will ralif) Ihe report of tie committee whea It Is IM presented for dlrcii'sion snd action. A large num- MS ber of the Deputies will, however, support sn iroend- Jj ll ment providing for Us removal of ths Aaieaibly la f nil Venalllea. UHJ Maicb 9. In the Aitembly to-day the Commutes. mm on Removst made a report. They recommend that j h the Auemhly ultimately ImJ Riitort to roNTAixinLsir, tm but that it continue lo tit at Bordeaux until the Oer mM mau troops have left France, and arrangements for 4 P tbe Inatallatlon of Die Alterably at Fontalnebleaa It I are completed. 9M M. Thiers stated that the Government persisted WM in IU opinion that Y'orkallles would be the bolt plica Ufl for the seal of the Aurmbly, i i jffl Dibit on thia point waa roilroned until to mor I laal row. It Is expected tbat Ihe recomiiend.tion of tha jflj Got ernment will prevail. IB Tbe Hecrct Treaty beliveen Russia and 'f H I'rnaaln. MM Loxdox, March 9. The Morning Ib;t affirm. S jM that a ircrot treaty between Ruitla aod Trutsla was ij H concluded about the time of the ouibreak of tha fj wir, and ii)i thit the following were among Ha il jH provision! K "KM Hunli wat lo Interfere tetween tbe belligerents J Tl In cue tne Franco, were euccetsrul, and should mt- J Mm u .re .Poland j fJM Id tut titil. ,1 iwm strat upon Ihe Fruiil.i ,rri.irar.,.V',n','1 Jtrn0B 1 mW checkmate it by a dtmonitratlou upou lhoAulPrMB 3 Mm irontler; and A fM In cio any Knropean Power iboald comblsi wild s nm France, Iluiila waa to Join i'rutili. J kM siiiinixa mi: coal MoyovoLisrtt. jl The Pennaylvnnin I.eelalntore Hnlstng lha f lmburgo Tlao llendlng llallioiid. beyontl ifl Ibe ltracb of Ibe l.eglalalors. C iaM llAunttBino, Murrh 9. In the Home Hie LIU fc MM to regpliu Inciporutlcn of coal nn considered, y fM The first section prohlllli any chirge for trampor y 9 tatlon of coal of more than fltteen mills per mils pel Tj tl Ion orssiO pound! on grades not over twenty 1 UU eight feet to the mile, and not more ttsn elgbteea i ffl mills er ton per mile on grades above twenly-elghl j Ll feet to the mils; an additional allowance may be J jH made of Iwo mills e.'.tra per ton ;er mile on dls- i tsuces lest ttin fifty miles, ind two rrnti per ton f am lor brancslng at lotdlng and ehipplng points, U fM The second section rrqulie conipaolea to trans jM port coal from all collieries oa their line. :'l Hie tiled irct. on r -quizes them tn supply a aura- M ch nt number ol curs lo meet a I demand!. JaH The lourth lectiou iofllcls heivy dimagei for vlo- 7 mm rations. J mm Ti.o finh section iierutts cotnpiulei laving ifa- f mM clil clarten fur the tnciportation of coal only f Mm IrniA tbe bill. The bill wat passed through the Committee ol ,7i w Ihe Wools wlihODt a word ol amendment or oppoti- J M lloo, but oljecuous wire made to suspending tl a J iM rnlet for the tecond reading. Mr. Hall said the bill ".(111 could not ireach Ihe Redding road brcauts II was J mM chartered five tears before ihe constitution wss "4 AM an.eu led. giving the Legislature the power lore- 'I iM voae or alter clurtvri of corporaliont, A'ler a ioug nMt diicuitlou t ie bill wrut over for a week. 4 Judge Ileilford'a I'lrsl Vlcllm. I lMtvaril J. Aiidoraon, lawyer, was commllled I to rrl'on by Judge Bedford yetterdiy on two la. U dlctmenta, charging that he had ohtalned the eigne I lores of two sal'ora to an order for tW) on the cap- 'ill tain of the ablp Pride of tue Ocean on yromlie 0 Cwm deli'ndlog them, snd tun he had failed to appear la Mm court in their belt If. MM oiiirv.utr. Wis. I). Wheeler, aged 54, for many yeart editor H ami nublitair ol the lungnr lullu WMjan.t lourlrr liB and ill U ciiniBic Jjurial, died lu Iniogui ).iln day. JOTTlXaS A IIOVT TO WS. 4 ifl Ths Camilla, from Meislna, and tbs Bnovdon, Jf fMm from let He, uu tn. 'i ll Mcisrs. Swrrtser, I'emhrook A Co., of Trl I. eon- V all ird itruei, say that Slnrilt oni) n wtt not duchsrged P M b) tneiu lor luteuiperai'cr. M Vi:iifQXAL IXTKl.l.lUESCtt. 'j fl The Hon. J. Host Browne Ii In Ihe city. 9 Iiuv. Randolph lui come to .Sew Y'ork to act tt M arbltei lu the coal olClcu tirs, ,1 M Mrs. Ben. Wale hai fallen heir to a luge eitale la it El Couuii: leut by her brother's death. Afl llio Gerard medals for amiability were nwsrded Jul at Hr.imm.ir Seho il No to Woo.iep ttreer. yetterd.iy. I vril lo MDtp.llxtbctii Sa;ucr aad Mm I.ouik Kguuil. I Jjjf Mr. Clark Mills, the vpllknoun sculptor of t W? Wathlngion, It tltittnir Ihlt r ly, aud Itiistm't' of 'Uu luiit. ''.(it Ha Urojt. ttie diatanir 1 1 i in-- saderoili I 1)1 brotu. Sn oni i va in: nty ViMnm P'tiilnei, tged IKi eara. enlnmale of tha 1 MU the iiilnii .u .ug lltumr on ptaien Itltu 1 fur ihe ratw "if Uypart. waa ii'i'iil.iililly IHIiid un i ejnisdir by fi.l-' I ri mrdawn xs.rtio a friend i bmite near the llnru.ii. 4 9y Mi Piiii'liiey fulinured a trafirlug lite irom t) )cara 4 fiu uf ae until he entered Krmg Harbor. J vjJl list evening at n nVloek ci-Aldermtn Thomta lli Connor aiM alius reilarrce in N ,nth Hrpei, n-ur I n.l SvAl ntemm Hewtiboiti it llyretnail, l unnly i, I'wsy, jtrl 1 1 liuliud, lu 1KJ5. He wsa lor iniiio lime leol rciur k ,rtl at I uit on M'.ruit. lie was in t-ie Itiisiit of Allrimea v trrh l,i ibua and lal'a. Ho .cstei a w .fe and tvo ibildreu. fii'AUMs vitoM mi: rri.r.uiiAvn. The Repulllcin Sttte Cnnvnitlon In IUiods f liiand jt'tlrrilay renomin iied Ha' uldtiiket. 1 fff 'lie Anierli-.in liulil and nil)ulnlng httlldlnga lo 'St tiiita llo rln ra, cl win burned on lumdiy, Jl'l Iliraui Pool, whttii tn hate been tried at Hnniv .fa' rafor tug n-u hroic 1". Ilarrliop, htntud hlmtvll It a hit t -II. Ja rie RrpulM ana o' the Vliglnlu I.l.'.,l,ire yti- ,t Ui terday leauunnaieil Mr. Julmuou lor l u io, niattr i IT, 'I'" r.-r VirVrh'l' in I t 'lanv il J ojl u i. ..i,..,.,ui J Pj;,' ii i w i SI
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Hj THE SUN, F1UDA.Y. MARCH 10, 1871. I HI -c mr- K hhlisea Tor AtL BTm WUDAV, MARCH 10. 1.71. aLKal Asatarata Ta.cuir, .a V estli's Tkalts-Uik A4a AWvaS Nasku. llryaat't Opera lUnaa-lta a., Wtaata lis las' ttk in. -j mli aiu. riKtin so.k,i. Ctand Opera Haute I-m flmgitaa, ;i (In tdwla't Ikcalre-liMsiSsa-i-ksa. Illillars)ti-1ki Mai c. 'J 1 Hew VarL 0lraa-ltlail.,tp.Ars4if afllarta, IJ Clyaial Theatre -ItiilsUa. HiuH J ktatrc n.U.lmn. fa Tr Ulsslrtla losaS.st. loaf I'aslar's Optra lUiiae ttnWMnli'i, A. 1 be lleark 1'neu.aslls luasl-0.s u Vallsek's Ho. a. tt asS's Museum -lsllsl Mst.ia. IT '1 ho Ostracism "I Kuioiicr. 'i Mr. Bi'aiMUt la to he rcniovoii from the L ('liaiimaualilp uf the I'oimulttce ou Foreign T ltelalioiia. Ucu. (lliANT demands it, Han Ijj Domliifjo requires it, llic llrltlih IUk'i Coin It liilptvunurK approve, tt, ami tliu llopuhllcau I caucus lU'crci s It. Mr. HtJMNllit lifts hcen a BT' inrinher of tin- Senate twenty year. Ntrtrly the wliolc of tills time- In- Lop boon upon the Committee on Foreign Itolatlons, mid for the jiafit ten years linn Htooil nt lis hcail. lie is l' tlioroutflily Informed on European iolltlc, 1 lina mtvle IntorniUioiuil law u r-pecitil study, 1 1 hats proimlily read nml mrefiilly conBhlorcil i every mlntinj,', not to my obsolete, treaty hc- ttvcuii the I'tiitixl (States and foreign power, I i nnd In nil (lie linmil lonrnlnir nml minutu do tails of tint! Duljectd has not a superior n ,1 nmonr American ttatrfmrii. In the hnn- L Jp tlllnj; of thcic qucftloiin the only fault ever n X fnund with him, until the San Domingo rata f v r rose, was that he was too exhaustive in hid 'r revoarclii'V, nud too Intensely American In his mt fo'lincH. tl Mr. SuINi:n Is one of the founder of tho ft Ttcpubhcaii parly. Always IU moiit learned j j r.dvocate, ho has stood loromost among ltB I cloiiicnt representatives lif.lh In Coucrem 1 nnd In the forum of the people. In the early If!; I layB,vhcntolicnnailvoctoof Kb radical doc ji trinea was to invoke boclal proscription and I 't proToko personal amyuilt, he lost canto among his literary compeers, and was suljectel to a C brutal af rault In the Senate Clianibcr, which pprinhhxl tho floor with his blood and camj l near terminating his life. 6 And why is tuch a man now anrrlflced liy j i the rtepubllcan majority of the Senate, tho moat of whom roso tn their present K)ltlons nfUr ho had won famo in tho public councils 1 i Tho avoweil reamn is, that ho diUcrs with i (Jen. CIua.nt on the subject of tho annesn- j Hon of San Dotnlnffo to the United Ktutis. Other considerations no doubt con- tribute tomowhat to the ncrmuplNlunent 9 of this object. DosirliiR to etlect 'tm a comprcmise, certain Senators con Bulted the President, ns the Tribune 'x Informs us, upon the expediency of eo en jk larpinp: the t'ommltteo on t'orclpn Hclations jg as to place Mr. SlMNini in a minority while ijj nllowinc him to remain as Its nominal head. i But the Tribune adds that tho President !g would not cow-out to anything slmrt of Mr. SuMNr.ltV remov.il." Wo might here ;i luipalre what Gen. CIiiant has to do with lip tho composition ol the Committees (if the i h Senate, and we might commeut upon the I, ,S servility of those ltepubllcau Senators who t'U no far lower themselves as to confer with Zj him upon such a topic. Hut wo let that i. mss, and only refer u- K .u. iihantb Implacablo hostility to Mr. !j KUHNrubeeuuse he opposes hl San Domingo I (J job, and docs not believe that his Secretary j of Slate is as eloquent ns Ciiatii i or a- I u wlso ac Ci.av, and does not think It an honor y .'M to diue with Uamhokt Davis, the convictod ilv bribe taker. Bri IS Wu learn further from the lit mid that tie- H' v DrltisU meiulors of the High Commission Hil 'j "aro plcuH'd with the the negotiations H' n havo assumed eo far," and that iuae- H; much ns ho hni herctoforo Ktronply Krjll defended the American side in th Hj'1 1 3 matter of the Alabama claims, there- Mj' S foro "the proposed removal of Mr. Summ:u y from tho Chairmanship of the Committer on Hf: 1 1 Consign HelnUons Is regardtl by tho lirltisli B Comniissloners ns a favorable circumstance." K a If this statement of the Herald la correct Hji and we boo no reason to doubt Its aecurucy K. K It ought to ktndlo a bluBli nf Indignation on S tho cheek of every true American. What B' J have l'jirl Dli Uncv and Iird TcNTltmn.v BM',' (n and tho other llritish Commiitsioncm to BSiji, i do with tho orponl.iition of the Coimn.lt.'O on Bj I, J Forsign ltelations in the Buiato Is it any H! ti part of their mission an this side of tho At Vj f lantlc to dictate to Congresii how it shall Hjii' tnnko up Its committees, and especially a HJ.rl ij committee which has lu charge our rJ:.- B.;' Ti "unu v"u foreigu pou'cic, and which, in m T tlil particular ease of their unseemly intor- Mmi IC fcroncu, is in tho flrt instance to pass upon BJIJ tho very treaty which these Commlexlotiers H:' j nro now engaged in framing f Have the Hjl I' l.'llltod States been sold out m the start b. H:i ff IIamiiio.n Kibii and IlANcnoKr l)vvih'' Hi jjl And is Mr. St'.MSKU to be offered up nH n H'i' 1' Bucrillce to gratitv the pride and the cupidi';. H ,j C of Kngland V B What Is to be the ellect upon tho ltepubl. B' r Mean party of the displacement ol Mr. iiUM- B t! from the high ositlou ho hus sj long B j life hchl In tho Sonate? In the year 1MH, while HI. K JAit.b IliiiiAXAN was President, the negro Bi jv propagandists were intent upon forcing sla- B f very upon Kanwp, then one of tho TirritorI"i Bfi j of the Union, againtt the wishea of Its icopl- B, f BlKl'IlUN A. Diifo: Ah, then a Senator ami u Ip Dcinocrutlc leader, had been lor ten years B j R Chairman of the Committee on Territories B ''Is He cxprrssenl his diFsent from this measure. H ft and waa able to arouse u strong opposition in B the Democratic jiorty to its cousununatioii. B Sjl especially In tho Northwestern States (in B 1 z; the assembling of Cotigrem in Decemlfr, Hi,1 1B58, Mr. Diii'i.I.ap, at tho joint dictation of Hi1 h Hr. Ilut iiA.NAN unl the Southern pro slavery B; Democracy, was remored froro'thu Cliair- Hjh juanshlp of the Committee, and Mr. flitr.ux Bvj j! of Missouri, who Uvored the Introduction of BVrjj rilavery Into Kniisns by means of tho I-o- B i V loiuptou Ciiustitutlnu and the bayouets of B r the regulnr array, was appointel to his B i& plnce. History has recorded the sequel of B; this unjust and Inexpedient ostracism of B Bj' Duuui.ah. At thuncxt Presidential elsctlon B' jjei tho Deiuoernc.v tm shivured to atouiv, tlu H lSortliwoiorn Stutes went over cnmaitc to H A tho Hepublleans, iianan sunk into ob- B; 1 fictirlty, and (IliKI'.N lapsed into un Inconsiil- B erablo reliel while DuX'oi.as, throwing his H r; wholo luatrt into tho cuubu of tho I n on at B t tho outbreak of tho war, became enshrined lit tlyoUei9iyjOl'VlguejJvI'aJ parties, I I L H J ULI L.lill.i LI I I. I 1 and but for his untimely death would doubtless have reached tho Presidency as tho succetsor of Mr. Lincoln. Will the Republicans heed tho warning lesson inscribed on this leaf from history? Mr. Huunku is as strong among tho Hepub lleans of tho Northeast in 1871 dm Mr. DouO I.ah was with tho Democrats of tho North west in 1809. Docs Oen. OttANT, who never voted a ltepubllcnn ticket except one In his own favor as a candidate for tho Presi dency, think ho can com out victorious in a contest with Mr. Huii.Ntn on tho issuo as now tnado up between them 1 Does ho not know that tho eminent Kenator from Now Hngland is strong with the men of principle In his party and )opular with alt Its voting masses, whilo (Jiiant is yet to learn tho alphabet of the political ereod which ho pro fesses, and stands to-day on tho vergo of tho same precipice over which Hitiianan, twelve years ago, stumbled and fell? This great wrong to Mr. HuMNint may not elevali! him to the Presidency, but It will certainly put an end to tho public career of Gen. Uiiant on tho Mi of March, 1872. He Won't Sponl to tho Ilrlbc Tnlcr. Among tho reason iriven for President (IiiANT'sordcrU) tho Senate to turn Ciiaui.um Hummuii out of his placo ns Chairman of tho Commlttco on Foreign Hclations, Is tho re ported fact that Sir. SlWt.Nint refuses to hold nny personal InteroourBo with IlANTltoKT Davh, tho bribe-taker, (len. (Hunt's Assist ant Secretary of State. Mr. Sumnhii has doubtlass read the roport of tho Joint Committee of the Massachusetts Legislature, published In Scnato document P!3 of 1870, respecting tho bribes taken by Ha.vi:oft Davis from tho Iloston, Hartford and Krie Railroad as a reward for lietraylng hla constituents and defrauding his clients, the stockholders of tho Kria Hallway Com pany. He evidently remembers tho follow. Ing portion of the testimony given under oath boforo that Committee by President John ti. Kumiixu;- OrnTton bvlhf Commlttff. rtt tint Mr. J. C. IS. 1)ati nt fftJUUO; wmt wai llwi for? AKHwtiiiy 1'riiiilent i:Urt(lg4.lt via to ilnw ttir contncia, anil aid u fn rjtrrynz thrm ttiroii; i. H Wat he one of the Dlirctort of tho ICrlc 1UU road I A He wai ono nf Ihr Uirretora at that tine. fly Hi If tr.iiijilion the V.tlr l:allar Cnnipnnr, of which Mr. Iitii i a Dlrtctor o.t legal vlr. lot about two million uid turri--ijuarurA o( doiuia.i but Mr. Davik aot all r,(i.0(Al clear aaJ cla Iroro tV rto'too, Ilanford anil Krie C'ominr. In conalileralton of In uelnx tia li-li to miku the coalracl which rnulted In thla loet.) Pacts like the being establ'shed In regaTil to Mr. Davis, It Is natural that Mr. Sl'MMMt should refuse to maintain any per sonal relations with a man so dishonored, l.iko all tho other reasons for the removal of Mr. SuMNUll from Ids office, this otic is creditable to him and discreditable tn his adversaries. The ICu-Ktui Klnu. Now that Southern Democratic newspapers are protesting against the acts of the Ku Klux, it is probable that tho existence of such an organization will bo admitted even by the Democratic press of tho North, a class of journals thnt have steadfastly main talnod that tho reports published In regard to Kii Klux outrages woru tho fabrications of carpet-baggers and scalawag) buso slanders designed foT political effect. That tho Ku-IClux organization extends through all or nearly all of tho Southern pi.in mimits ot no quextion but the man ner In which its members conduct their opera tions varies greatly in ditl'crcnt localities. In Botno sections of the country their pro eitsllngs an) comparatively harmless, con sisting merely of nocturnal demonstrations forthe purpose of frightening the negroes in order that they may not daro to wander over tho country at night, the maMpuuraders be lieving that the closer the colored population keep to their homes during tho hours of darkness the better it will bo for the Integ rity of the hen-rooxts and smoke-houses of t.uir white neighbors. In other regions the Ku Klux asfociutiuns are nothing more than seciet political societies, with blood-curdling initiatory ceremonies to striko terror into the souls of new memlxjrs, and, very liKcly, no lack of bloodthirsty speeches In thuir meet ings, with most lnslguticant results. Hut in some parts of the South the Ku-Klux arc desH.rato men who hesitate at no description of outrage or murder, and under the protec tion of their disguises defy ull authority. lu South Carolina tho order is supposed to 1k led by wen of wenlth und sociul position, ai.d the.r apologists say in their liehalf that the State Government being in the hands ot the iilack". there is no rodress to beluul by tho whites for outrages committed on them by negroes except through thu action of tins Helf.nppolntcd tribunal, which has taken upon itself tho functions of n vigilance committee Hut even it this werotrue, It would not in the least eiousd the summitry maimer In which unfurluiiate blacks and obuoxioin whites have been lnurdensl in cold blood without tiio least pretence of a trial j while thu Im punity which has attended the unlawful eaieer of the Ivii lvlnx in that Stntc has lod the vilest class of thieves nud outlaws to assume that character as a c ver under which to commit depredations mid outrages upon blacks nnd whites alike. The Ku-Ivlux thcuibclvcs acknowledge this, and In a pro clamation recently printed in various South Carolina papers they say that private grudges have been gratified, laborers havo been frightened away, at,d robberies lmv been committed by parties assuming to be. long to the order, but whum they disclaim and threaten with vengeance. Hut if it hud not bee.u for the stuto of terrorism created by tins orguuiation, tho unauthorized nsi-ump-tion ul its powers by thioves and robbers would bo no protection (or them. In Kentucky tho Intliieuw of tho Ku Klux is manifested in a blind and brutal warfare on tho whole black race, whom they seem determined to drive from the Stato. Thtbo chivalrous champions of the Caucasian blood display their superiority over the Mucks by stealing from negroes, by torturing tUv.ni, by burning their dwelling', and by unprovoked mid brutal murders of Industrious, peaceable, and unoffending colored people. Moro cow. nrdly and utrocious outrages have hardly iver been committed by the uncivilized savages of thu Plains than thoo of which the Ku-Klux of Kentucky havo been guilty during the past six mouths and tho authori ties of that State do not show tho slightest disposition to interfere with these- Infamous proceedings. It is but a few days hiico a Laud of thue fellows entered Frankfort the ,eHM Uiltal, whore tho lijwIiUyro iu now ij lji??w-!.i a holding IU Bcwions ported sentinels bo as to command the principal streets, ami tinder th very shadow of tho State House forcibly released from Jail ono of tholr number, who had beccn Imprisoned for tho wanton murder of u negro. It is not to be expected that the Northern organs of tho llourbon Democracy will bo ablo to bco anything but what Is comnwnda ablo lu thu proceedings of the Ku-KIux. Hut tho more sensible Democratic papers of tho South begin to understand that thla organization is too heavy ft load for the party to carry, and are denouncing It, somo timidly, und others boldly and manfully There is ouo thing that is certain, nud that Is, that tho Democrats aro much moro Inter cpted In the Immediate suppression of tho whole order throughout tho I'nion than tho Hi piiblicansuro fur tho toleration which has tait'ii afforded nnd is still continued to theso outlaws by the Democratic authorities In Kentucky alone, will give more votes to the ltepubllcau ticket at the next Presidential election than all tho stumpsccchcn that may Isj made by Hepnbllcan orators from one end of the couutry to tho other. Somo of the moro zealous and less judi clous leaders of tho Republican party in Congress arc anxious to make these outrages tho occasion for legislation that will secure for their party tho permanent control over tho politics of tho South. This is a dan gerous scheme, and had belter Iw let alono. The Dead Comiiiu to 1.1 fe. All tho world knows that the Cuban revolution Is ended. Tlu curtain has long since lolhm j tho tragedy Ih played out. It must Iks to, liecaus.! for the last twenty months tho Spanish authorities on tho island, who of coiitco know tho real condi tion of things, have pos tlvi ly nnd olllclally informed us that nothing of tho wt-callcd Cuban Republic exists 111 nuy portion of tho Island but a fow wandering bands ol rob bers, who aro being actively tracked to their lairs. What possible object can theso same Spnn Ish ofllclali have In suddenly rrsiiKitat ng this much killed and buried revolution? Aud yet they havo again evoked It from Its gravo. Thoy havo informed us by cable, under date of tho Ttli lust, from Havana, that rumors wcro current that a sharp and serious engagement had taken p'nee with tho iusurgjuts at Lis Tunas that the lnstir loctlonary forces were commanded by Vi I'KNTK (I.MiciA and that they hod two pieces of artillery." Then fellows a state ment which Is refreshing from Its novelty nnd modesty It is said that tho Spanls'i troops were victorious." Of courso they were; when were they otherwise? And If they were not victorious, who would daro to say s)7 lty tho way, Ijis Tunas is about 150 miles northwest of Santiago de Cuba. On the same day. the 7th Inst., conies the following still moro extraordinary despatch from Havauu, sent tn n journal of the As sociated Press In this city, but which for Home unknown reason was only partially published to its readers "In tho lato en gapement near Mayan, it is reported that the Insurgent;1 surrounded and cut oil' two companies of the battalion of Reus. This ac counts for the great Spanish loss, which, not withstanding tho denials lu tho iaorn biire, was very mwcro IWficc, fAci tHiniaA ttifl'ti( ttdt or. whelming. A captain, two lleuten ants, and three ensigns were killed." Ma yan lsabout seventy miles due north of San t.ago de Cuba. On the same day, the 7lh, from Havana canto Sumy details of a fight on the 'JTtli of February nt (Jucmado, distant only fifteen miles from Santiago do Culm, in which the resurrected Cubans, fighting under Maximo UuMt:z, were not whlpinnl by the Spaniards that is, the latter do not pretend to havo gaiued nuy advantage, nor to have taken any pilsoners; but Ihey do own up to having lost eight killed und seventeen wounded, among the latter ono ('apt. Pll.UiO. All three of tluv engagements must have occurred almost tlmultaiieoiiidy, and at dis tanccs which, in u mountainous district like tho eatern part of Cuba, can have allowed no cooperation of the different generals com manding. Inasmuch us nil these account aro from Spanish sources, or from Interested partisans of their cause, details of tho events from Cuban ens will bo Interesting. On tho whole wo are Inclined to think with President Uiiant that tho war Is ouo of "ex termination j" but whether eventually the exterminators'' bo the slave-trading Span lards or the emancipating Cubans, seems at pr sent slightly doubtful. The thorns lu thu crown of King A.ma i'Wi me alramlr bcinniii tu protrude. Many otUci iK, ami nmoii them nenor.i Is and titled per Miiiiiei', lu'. e been dropped fioin tin. Sp.itiiab anuy lil became tlu-.v re tit so to take the iuiIi nf ullocianca to the lt ili.ui; und yoatordar, for the tame couttmmuiius uel, tho Spanish tlorcrn tnent decreed the exile ul no leas n person than the, Duke uc MoNtrtKulca. The C'urlwU nro tilewi-e lioldiiig up llifil liemlii and bo-utin of tlivir nroni;lb. They bate alie.i.lv, the) ay, secureil liie cleelion ol no lo than ouu hundred ami eleven Doputici tu the next Cortei. The proponed law in reference to patent medicines, now before the Legislature at Albany, piornlei far a commiHoti, to bo appointed by the Governor, nbo ahull, un examining Hie vari ous remeJiO! fur rale nencrally by dniKKitts, de cide an to their merit, and if they find they are rtiiupoied in wbule or in part of suvh uutcriaU or iugitdiouts u to render them deleterious to (lie lieallli uf cutmuuiern, tu for Did aud pre vent tbt sale, and innniif.tr tare fur sate uf tuch articles, if muds vtittiiu this Slate, or if madu iu any other Slate und the Can ad an, and p: event the sale thereof." Thin language In a little mixed, and the exprcHion, the C'anadar,,'' re lairs to an obsolete division of the Ihillsli leiri tor.y ou the uortheru fiunlier of Ilia United State, now superfeiKd by the organization of the Dominion uf Canada but Ilia purport uf the lair la tolerably clear. Il la to prut cut Hie inauu. I'actuie aud tale within thla Statu of patent rocdiciuca compounded uf injurious ingredients, aud tliu sale within the State uf tuch medicines when iiunufiictiiicd elsewhere. The Vhituyo AYwltciii dlscueses thinner lit of Judge D.ivm Dimj uf Illinois, now a Julieeiil the 1'iuted States Supremo Court, at an aii.iluLlo Democratic candidate for the Presi dency. Judge Divis has uhvayt been icgarded as a conservative ltepubllcau in politics but it tcuniH (bat bit thnru lu the decision of tho Su preme Court dUdiaiging Milliuan uf Indiana fiuiii the pri hi tu which lie had been condemned by llie utile ot u military commission, it thculit lu bo a,t tQud cvidcuca of I'cniOfjuyy as should be rcourred of a I'resMential candidate. The moTcmcnt in Ja?or of Judgn Davis appears to hare started among the Democratic members of the Illinois Legislature, No doubt the Judge would make a strung rim, especially In Illinois, where he has many friends among tba members of both parties! hut there is n great repugnance in the public mind a.ainU taking n 1'icaldcntial csndldata from the bonch uf the Supreme Court Thli might catlly ba Of ercomc, perhaps, In the caio of u man so diatlnguished ami to uulvcraully esteemed at Chief Justice Ciiasss but wo fear It will be found strong enough to piovcut the uomt nation of Judge Davis, or at least to seriouly weaken him beforo the people if ho ihuuld be nominated. Tho Vintinnnli CommtreM nfllnns thnt (len. I'utasoNro.i, ConmiUsioncr of Internal Iterrniie, lia recently made a decision remitting a large itmouut of taxes on a claim uf Hiiiiiiiau YofMi, "ut the urgent sollcllalloti of (ten. Is UAI.IA one or the New York ilug." Hy what evidence la, Ihls statement supported f l-t in bao the proofs. And what is the New Yoik liner When tho salaried of members wcro In creased by the Thirty-fourth Congress, n provis ion was inserted in the law abolishing their light to complcto sets of the Gngrtnfonnl Olohe but the Coiigrcmcn have contiiiti"d lo vole them selves flic Tulumes us usual until the close of llio It tr session, hen a resolution to (tivc sets to such members of the Foily-flrst CongrcM as had not received lliem ws lint. If the rcsolut'on had been can led, It would have cost the (lot em inent tM.OOO. Mr. LAri.iy, the vigilant and fallliful Chairman of the Printing Committee, estimated that the Oongrmiviial (Holt, without ll eso back sela.wuuMvoit for thu Poily-fir-t Cull grcss (4n7,7iVt; but ll is pndiable lliat llie total expense will fot nti a much grealsr turn, say not fur hom tlWO.OO, ineliidiiig lending and gratui ties to rvprrtcr. Our national limgiveM are nut dispesed lo hide llirlr liiit under n bushel, for (he journals of both Houses are carefully re vised and printed every session; the laws pased at each session era also printed separately in public documents; all reports uf heads nf depart ments und all reports uf committees aro printed by the tlovcriiment piiuter; I.intr A llnuwx of llostoti aro paid bbcnilly for pnntmg the lana in their Statutes at Large," a copyrighted pub lieation which thoy buna for sale and all the lawa, proceeding', i.od debates arc priotcd in the Cotuirettional Clair, ll would teeui that the Committee on Uctrcnchmcnt might find a promising field nf labor in the direction of con tracts for the publication uf Congressional proceedings. The oloiles current that Col. JamP.s Fisi;, Jr., bad purchased the majority of the slot k uf the Long Islam) Railroad, and was to be ilccted its I 'res i-l cut In Apiil net, is un April fool ho it, only a little in ndtaucc of the season. Mr. OuvcitCiuitMCK, the President of that Company, although for some time In feeble health, it nut so used up ns lo entertain any idea uf leslgning; ami if he were, the stneUiulJers would nut con sider the proposition. When the High Cmm!""loii come to consider llie ipiesliou of IVuian raids ill Canada, with the claims that Hit Canadian authorities may make auainst the l'nltod Slates un thai ac count, the American Commissiuiicra should take care to urge with suitable emphasis the claim nf Col. John Waiuui ngalni.t the llrllich Govern ment tor false imprisonment. Col. Wsrscv it an American citizen who wos'errvatcd and Imprison ed in Lncland, nut fur anything that he bad done there, but for words that be was said to have nllerid in some reman meeting in this country. He bad been guilty of no overt offence whatever oirtitibt Lnitth lav, and yvl ho hail lo tutfrr im prisonment and his at the hand ol the llriiish (iuvcnu. enl. Tt.eiv are several gentlemen who bate claims uf this sort, but none stronger than thai uf Col. W'tiiRSN. The House uf UcpieseuU tites lias already refcrrtd ii lo llie I'leaident lo obtain tueli tcparation as may be just. Let us hope thai the Aineiiinn Couimissiuiicrs will nut uegie'l llien ilulv in lliia legaul. Two letters have lieen sent to Tin: Sl'N complaining uf Ike small pin hospilul on lllaek well's Island. AOer an Investigation, we are satislied that the ttonua uf tlicae leltcr-nritcis are highly oveidraivn. The hospital is suine whul clowdod, but It is clean, and the patient ticak in the highest terms of their treat ment, if every department in this city attended tu its wurk as thuroughly ts the Commissioners of Charities und Comctlon hare done in this case, the public wuuld have no cause lor complaint. Mr. WniTr.!.w Unit), In a note to Mr. Iiaviii DrpLEV Fiii.n. states that "the uniform rule of llie Tribune Is to accord every accused person a bcniiug Mr. Itsin should have stated that tho bearing so kindly accorded by him is almost invariably, in cases where It is granted lo persues attacked in bis paper, n prieati ont. l'alrnct is the pretence unfairness the practice. A Kentucky ltepublicm sends to the Cincinnati Commereial the utterance of hit indig nation at the conduct uf (ien. Ubakt In appoint ing mcu to ofcee in Kenlirky who tic nut liepub hcans, and who will nut do anything fur the benefit of the party. There is not," bo says, fur distant a duy of recompense, (len. (Kakt, no doubt, will seek a reiominiitlon ot the bands ol the Republican party und although Kentucky docs not count much in the election, her vole will tell rumclbiir in Hie Convention." No doubt tins is so; nnd il it true uf many otliei Mulct besides KeulucLy. On the 2d of Much, ('apt. 'I nomas .1. Harry, a (iovtriiment ttorileel'ir at liir dltulltry of l leUcliiiian ,t Co., lu thu suburbs uf Cliiciiiiisil, was uiisscd, uml on a search being made (or liliu, llie bo. ly of the unfortunate man was discovered lu ru opiu tub, contilnlna tho worm ot tie Hill ami a qmatlt) cf botllui water; the body when recover id was literally bulled. When last teen Cap'. Harry tvjs tlllmt hy an uuen window, rssjlin; below him, on llie i nttldo of tho ai'irtinent w tic to be was at the time, wat tin lub where hit body was tabte u.uent!y round, Tlx di.lanco between Hits trlnjow tud the tub wat about four feet, so that .the luppo utiou. at first enti-rtnued. tlut he had U-eii seized with a fainting fit and fallen from llie window Into the tub, duet not appear probable, since he could not trry will have lallen urroBS th distance from Hit window to where ho was fonud wltnout help. It Is reported lhat Capt. Harry was an Important wiliirta lu ceitalu wt.l.kuy cases, aud siispiclont that his horrible doatb vrut caused by Hi ait-nu or lDtsristed parties are rife In C'lnciun Hi. ur.jct.LX i.v a.'.Y.vi.A.v;.. Ailiuli ou h Niaro Cabin tluv ul Hie siillulila, n Cuutliiklr, Sliol llrud-A rre ol Hie hhi rllf nl the Cnuiilt, Nisitvnxe, March I). On Saturday night a number ol men la disguise ttcut to a cablu lu the Kunth Ilinrlct of Itutherford couulv, In which Willey ami William Ktmbro (colored) lo sided, After disctiarcluji their firearma Ihey demanded admittance, which was refuted. The window wat llien broken, through which ont. of tlia tarty attempted lo tutor the cabin lie was shot dead by one of the culorej men. The rest uf llie gaua then went nlf, leaviug behind thoir di ad comrade, and the body was Iden tified neit il.y as thnt of Pat llerinau, llie con stable ofthc district. The Ulmbros were arroated, bat were discharged uHer an examination, night Ilepnty I'nlted htites Marshal lleutly Willi soma soldiers went lo Muifreesborn Olid nire'.ed KJ, Aruold, Hit slierllt of Hie counly, and J ii. Ilerrua. ou whusetsud the Klinbrut resided, nn a ciirmor behiK luunibert uf llio gane tlut attacked the cabin, Ariiuld Kate ball lu uynyur mr UUI lo efW(' WPJUi WJ (Olinulltoii, nosir nr.w tutonn. h Itonti far (ilrls nnd Older I'olhf. Dr. I)io I.KWisbas written a book about giiti Our U.tU la its title and Harper Brothers bare pabllititd It. He sajs that he has always been dstply Interested In tin srlrls. When youn nothing fatcli.ateJ him so much, and eyen now lie admires them s much as ever. Toe chief lopu on which howiltes for their benefit Is l.ea'.th, im.l he beiius by rlvlns Ihem stoml advlcn about t'auir boot aud ttiois. As a rale their lutes nro too narrow. A you no- lady whua foot Is four Inches wUlo wears tboo with n sole only two Indies and a half. The conitquciiiii Is that lu walkln: the step nf the girts Is unsteady and vibrates sideways, lletldcs, the pressure uf the iifper leather checks the circulation In the foot apd nukes It cold. This sort, of s'.ioes, with an clastic garter won a limit the UJ Just below the knee, ll liin cause why llio ureal majority of girls have cot I feet. If llio soles of the shoes were mode broad, t'lls diffitntty would not only be o'j vlalcd, but the foil Itself would look smaller and ImndtonMr. Moreover, tucii slums keep In ships mne'i lontrer than narrow one. Neither thoiild Uiey have hly.h hei Is. Thu hbh, small heels latel In fashion are abturJ, Tusytend to weaken the ankle. Jam thu toes lain the sharp points of the boils, ant cripple the fret. Indla-riibbrr boots are mltchlcvont, and yet the Injury Uiey do Is less than would bo done by the emstant Indoor ll'e ntneng cirls nnd women whlrh should resnlt from an abandon men t of Indli-rub-lera. One of the Urcft thlnjs Ih the world la to Dteet with a woman who wilks well, Mrs. Charles Lean KUen Tree was an admirable walker. Any woman has the capacity to walk well. lint how can tills be done II a girl core about per'sliu; her eliln tip, sticking out her sloolder blvles, nnd wlKtllnz herself alonz In a slobby, stu-nbllnz way. Per finis walking low, wide heels and broad sole", (pretail) about the tics, aro ncsary. The linly must Ii it pi rfect hb.'rty about t'is waist. The coret Is a deadly enemy to fine walking. Net', the dlrct.un Is to carry Ihe chin close to fie neck. Strsme to ray. the chin Is the pltot ou wnlcli tin whole bo ly turns In walkln;. If tie chin Is wr ii, the shoul ders are wrou. t!u hips are ssron;, thu waolo gait Is si rone A moat Important rule of realth Is lo elan 1 up slralaht. Walk irect, sit erect, nul even w!in ou aie In bed at nljht do not put three pillow i un der your lievJ nnd wateli your t)-iall night, bat keep yourself Blral-ht. If ou do tus. your luags, heart, stomach, and all the oth'-rom-is uf tho body will have room for wnr. It Is Irnnsisslbla even ti have a cood vole unless you stand erect. A very cood mode uf practising tho art uf walking Is to carry a large honk or so ns other weiiht on one's head ono or two hours everv day. What' ver ssrleht Is emolojrd, It should bo carrle I on tho lop of tho head, bidding tin cola ctol lo tac neck, lor tblity uilnntcs In tae morning and about thn same time before ljlng down at nlihl. Toe use of file plllowa lends to prolucs a curve la the neck. The pillow should be bard and thin. Dr. Lewis hat nomerct npoa the fall dress of low reek nnd short sleeves. It is a-i Immodest as It ts unhealthy. The mania for extravagant trlmmlnsja of women's dres haa beeo.-ui Instillera ile. hir rinca are barbarous; ilngcr-rlnrs aro vuhnr. The wearlac of f ilsr hair is -in alroc'tl. Preparations for the completion an aneuu the most obleclioua hie outrages which woman perpetrates upon herself The habit of paddluc Ihe tut of dn es, so mil scml among dressmakers, destroys Ihe natural funrtlens uf llie brcntls. Uiein produces a hld'-out distortion. The euormous pad dnzs worn below tie sttlsl and Inmre the aplue. The garter seriously Influences s- cireulitlon of th lent. II is not wrong tu wish lo keep the stocking s noolh, and ll Ihe calf uf Ihe leg be very large, the knee small, and Ih" elrcu'atlon vttorons. an elastic garter may be used without serious Injury. Hut," save Dr. Iwls, as most American cms Intvu s,en iter lisys" lata r are atsuri-1 Is not Irua as thsre la but lilt; enlargement uf Tie calf, toe pri -outre ot the garter reomred to keep the stocx ui In t-osttion i vcrv mjeriuus It produces ab sorption of the most tmr-ortaiit mnselrs. and there lure a ws-.ikse-a of the leg: a lock of elrculalloi. and therefore coldness nl the fet-L" He recen men, is Instead of garters lhat the stuekin;s sauald be fail" "ed by tira; a lu the w aitt. Dr. lo;wi prefers larrc women to little women. Awunun should Welsh from 11' to loO hounds; those welffhlnc fruio tHl lu 110 pounds lie c.ih li tie. The uv 'tae large-sizid woniim ts. Iiki the average larte-flred man. superior Inie'lecluallv and other wise. Tho reason wny women are so much mslier than men is that tin y hat v no adci,u .te eserrl-e, while 1'ie tunc, slom ich. and liver, llie urini-. on wnleh growth depends, arricdu.ed by the corset to hall tae natural size and aetitilv. Tne Id.enets of our girls is deplorable. Dr. I.vr Is tells the ttorr Ufa Iriend who had three daush lets and two sons, all crown up. Its w-ts a shop-keeps-r. and one ef the sons was emplotej In the slop, 'ills Ihe Hires ulrlt did nothlnz but dress, play a Utile, make cstls, receive ca'.ls, so t ioppln i. and during the summer visit the country for their health. The business went on badly, until flnsllv tl e father called his daughters torether, and told thrm that he was in diDI, and that tt e ou'j ehanc for the fann y was laat the srlrls should abandon llietr l.lle life, and hup him to carry on tbt bus) ness 'I his tuey did. P.. e clerks wera dlschvrztd tae dauyluers became industrious and useful and tin fsmily was saved from twveriy and distress. Ihe minds uf women sufliras uiuc.i at their bo I ipa Irom Ihil sort of idlvLes-. A toung uian wuuld te ruined hy It (tirls ssem lo nave no uthtr.b Jicl in lile than to ui 1 a huslMnd. The idea that wurk is for lite poor, and that the rich ouiht not to wolk, Is n most pel nieioua absuiditr. Dr. Lewis rreiiietnetids auions the Decimations that trivia should Irirn. plionozraphr, housrkeiiunr. ilentistry. law, ircttiring. nudn-ine, prisr.inig, pieof reading, rub l.slnnir. leachiiir, w itch c.e.niint and repalrlnr. peu-tr.uaiiir, aiiuar nm-inakli.a;, architecture, en frtvin;, photuiraphy. desltnuiE. gardeuuu:. spee ulatiug iu land, mccbsudislng, carpentry, and UUv other occupstions. tin lnatrtmoiir hs preaches a sermon. All women lone to bnry their uocrrtalnltes and auilftlea in Ihe love of a husband. Men. en their part, are thinking ul Ihe tamt thing; but only the rich can afford to marry tl costs tuo modi. He sloes, so mm make thtm-elves nely. "Look at one ol them. A hla hump, tbrit big lumps In a wilderness of crimps tnd Inlls. a b-uling up uf ths dress here au J there, an enormous, hi. Irons mass of fa1 hair or bar planted ou the lop of tho hesd. and on tne very top of that t little nondescript thins orna mented with Liu uf lace, birds tails, and to on: while tie shop windows ted ut all daylong of the paddings, whalebones, ted sprints which occupy most uf the tparc wlluin that outslle rlne." How can my man uf stute who knows that life Is made nn of ue and work take tuch a partner! He mutt bo desperate to unite himself for life with sucu a deformed, lettered, halibreathlng arraigement. Puch women have no power or magnetism Thev cigcle flee 1r and nse bl( words, tucl as spier il 1,1 and "awful;1' but this does loI de -live us we see lhruuj.1 It all. The fact It, Ihey are sjperflcisl, sf foeted, tllly. They have liecome so ctilldlth ih it thet refuse to wear decent names even, and Insist upon Utile baby names. Instead nf Helen, Miirzu rst. Ullaat.etll. Ihey tuVc! Nellie. Mautf, ami l.izzii A woman twenty five jenia ot age, w tiose real n tine is t atharir.e, insists ou hunccalhd Katn. How can a teusible nun propose a life partnership to such a tllly goose 7 Hut II men could see thai girls are In dustr,'Ut uud economic U. wl'h huhlts that sseum luullli anj iruiztb, that thilr ll'e is eirnrst and rea'.tliul thev a.c wi.ling to bejln at the beginning in nf with thu man thev would content t marry, thin marriage would become the rule, and hot be. as now among a certain class, tho exception. Tne platers of pi luofortes rormone of Dr Lewis's subjects. Out oi one huudred and forty girls In a single, school, ni arlv one huudred studied mush-, and kiptfifttin piano-coing ail the lime, ihotun not Uiu.e than lluee or lour possessed any decided mil s!"al capactt). Lpon their instruction a vast sum uf lionet was spent, but l w of them ever eontluue I to 'l it utter they were married. The Italian en I I'm eh operas he denounces as generally Indecent. The universal study ol French he condemns as in mi ly o milch wasls ul eflort. The only reason why it I.- practised Is tlt.it It Is fashionable. Dancum lie approves of. but round dances he con demns, uot merely from their Immodesty, but be cause their ro;..r) motion ti Injurious to the brain uud spinal marrow. Ho thinks that girls should not gu to llie theatre, but lhat If they go at all they should attend the niallnets. Women should be doctors, but they should learu that dim-uses are t)tti malic, nut local, and Hut the way of curing most of them Is to lirt up the gviural vitality of tne latient One of the greatest reuir dial aueuts Is sunshine Hubs of tuusliuie t ,ki u upon Ihe naked run are eieee lluglv valutble; but b ilhs of stater are indlsrcneable. The ordlna.y balh lub Is a Luinbin:. A bathing mat uf India rub ber, fuur or live feel In diameter, with the edge turned up two Inches, Is the best tulnc. Whin uu wtut lo bathe, spread it silt, aud you hate all tho lia'.u tub uu uevd. Plenty of toap aud n pair of Iuom ml. ti nt ut nornout crash coinplett tbe tppa r.ilua. All baths should be luno baths. In cold weather cold water Is indispensable s In hut wtather. hot water may be used. If you aie troubled wilhcolj feet, hold their soles fuur or nveiuiuuiet In cold w.i tcr.uad then rive them a cood rubbing; andll you aro troubled with burning leet. a frequent hot loot bath wul cure )ou. (let a pair of hair milieus, and at nighl.when too are about to rellro, rub every part of the skin III! II is as red aa a boiled lobster firm nastlc ciercltes should Iw pmcttseii tt home, and women wbeu to emplnyad thould wear a pair uf louse trousers aud a Jacket. .,syr1 e.u mwb- 0,lr American tystem of dlit it bad. There it loo great a variety; Ihe lood It loo rich.; the cooking it btdj we eat too often, and we eat at the wrong limes. J)r. Lewis rives an account of u dinner at the house of a lady who It recognized at standing at Ihe head oflhelntelleelual aristocracy of a most Intellectual nnd refined city. the plate and crockery wers most heautlttil. The dliiiur consisted uf four little courses: 1st, a small glass of limunade VI, a bit or melon; 3J, lo.nt beef aud sweet potatoi i 4th, Ice cream. Noll .nt; should be eaten after dinner, and diuner should ne takeu i arlv In Ihe day. not later, if possible, than I o'clock. Cat nothing netnecn meals, not even ua apple or a reach. Atol l cuke, plet. all sweetmeat-, nuts, raisun, und rau.iiei, Wine and liq'iors Dr. Lewis will uot tolerate, and nn young woman who Is ambitious ol a cliar, tine skin will drink tea. Tea e iiutironiitcs Ihe complcnon, probably by do ruuglng the liter The best plan Is to drink noin. ing hut cold water, and as little as possible of that, eneplihat one or two classes on lying down at uiif'ubBj CH fttlR 1P lt" J10"1 to t9aui t i RAPID TRANSIT AT LAST. TJIlt ItAIt.ltO.il THAT IS AVTVAl.l.V to m: cvxsTiiuvTi'.th A Vlnriuet Through Hie llfoeka In Hie Cen tre uf Ihe City tn Hpuylrii Duytll Creek A Corpornllon In he Invealed wills full rollers lo I'uah llin Work TliroiiKh. ALnANr, Mnich 9, -The following is Senator Oenet'e Itallroad bill latrodoced to-day, aad said to he the result of a conference of alt latetested An Act to Incorporate the Vlortnet lladwsv Company for tbo nuriKXaol provl'lin. mull transit Oiroush tne rlly of Jow iiid and the adjsccnt eount.es. and to pruvwc lor lh e.etj'tructio.t and operation or the rail- "JVols o Us XtiU or Kno York, rentmnlrdtn Km i in.i I rneeH. Hweeny. William M TwMfl.Jr.. Hum Sui. in, i:muid 11. i-'onoollv. 1'orbes lloilanrt. HieopardK Unapt. Johu 8. Serrsll. Leopold Kldiiir.. James H llurneti. William II Travels (i0 rje A. i-tod. Titer Louoer. Alerand -r T. sieart .1 imes (1. Ilennclt. Jr. K-mon II fliitlenden, wiitoi tl Hunt. John I' Acnew. Henry llilto.i. John Mc I. s vu..in. Asrn.i J. Vandren.'l. H.un Iddlitt, William A llooln, Manton Marble. John Timor Johnston, Oswald Intendorfnr Itlchtid t'1"'1' w .Ihaiu lliiiiur Dnnean, William It. Maitln, lloraen (Ueclcy Charles A. Dins., .lames Tnr ner. iVaher Slnnly, lidward 11. Vtelev. lei oaro ll'arley. Hear tsioilii. Willuin liirnhall. lie rce M Van Vorl, Krtaard K. Wlllard. Jsmea M. F-vietiv. KUward ll.lraey. tin-two llsner. ttil. linn I lliod.eo Kernmd U llv. Henry S. -mtili. and Walter l.eoniiu io licrrnr created body ktrtiutate and l ollwe by tne name ul "THIS VISDIICT nAILWAr COMr-ANT.' The said corporation shall etn'lnne for ono hnadred years Irom Hie rassate or Hilt net. and shad be located lu the '-'tyof New S ork, end Iho esnila' lloehsmll Be millions ol dollars, divided luto shares ut one tiitndrcd ilo'lsit eveh. S-u 3. Tai bom os sod o'JC'Si el said cirporatl m shall tit managed 'av a Hoard or not less than t 'n inr-e tors, to be e tried wiiiiin Hires mntiint attirinen i' sane 0' thla net oy the abofc-uatne. 1 enriMirat-irt. l'ie ten tlr-t-nsmed nf uho-n, or a mvonty ol ihem. siisll flelenn n llie day whon and in: pltee wn.-re no h eieeiiuti siin.l be hell, and snail clva dm initice inereof M each uf the said eorpuratois herein I Store named, which nnilre sasli De doliveied at or mailed lo thilr nsp.itlie p aens of ehode or I'lionest nt leas, iwe iiv oavs pn r to the time ol such election, and sueli ot the said eoreonitors A snail stlcd s ti I .tleetion l.l eraon or In there re presenlel by pr- y shall nppoltll two tellers to cm Unci tuM eie t.-., an.: dctuira in result, nud Ihe itenj directors I licit eh .sen sin. I div.du bv Ijt loto Ave elasfts ol nu en tal nuii-r of dlrectora ss nesr ss ii, av le. win slit 1 resprclvely lent once lor une, two, three, foui, ant live yean, and until others ara ihotcii It t elr plseea as nerem provided t nnd an e.eetion ol Ihe stockholder ul said oiri oialion shall lis h'-ie annually tiiertuilier, uiion iiueiKitieis belh Riven in at least three iiahv l,..-rs. tut dialled In thu City ol New rk, nnt th m.ilorltv of tne stockholders then present or rosreseiit idliv proxy at Btteh ehi-tlon ttinil elect Hi Knler i.ii nit r or oui lots -n p s-e nf th-ase coin- out of rinee. AM vacano e occurring In the lioari ui Directors I y reui;intiii or deal i shall befiiidnyihe reinainlne mrtiiin-rs of snl-1 Hoard tor the remaiuacr of the resoeeilve terms. yr.i .i. Ih cur, .oralloa hereby mated shall possets a, I Iti'i i-owkm asu rniviLkocs, and be snhjrct to all the provisions ol an set entitled -An net to stiitiurise thu formaliou uf riuruad cor porations and to reaniats the same, oassr.i April 'sai and thotev-ral acts amendatory thcroorsmi an.li tioual thereto, eaei-pt to far as the prutMnpsof sat I act are modified by or are Incontinent with the pro tel are wuniiicii oy "i an- in. ,iiptt- u visions or Ik i s act tnd tae said corporation Is neieby outhwiiaad to make. construct, and maintain vladncls, and to construct, operate, and use therein laliwavs, with the uecs-sarj sidlncs, aad toeonte patscusers, frrltl.l, and prorerty 'a cais propel. cd by ueini or other power over ana across certain siteeie, loads av enues, snuares, and pniaulsun Ihe city oficw York, at nerelnaiter providea fre. Tae vladncu aud railways Hereby anthorlted to ne construe. cu and enjojed by ssid cutKratlon shall follow at nesr as possible a route commencing at or nesr lo I iiaiuoets street, uetwien Ilroadvay and i hatiiaiu si.cct, and ruamog Horn thrnce norm narj.y Timnrntt int ntocis and across thestretu between Hroadwar and Chatham Ireland tie 11 iwry, to r near I j Mini' ton ttres-t ur Hieei'kir street, uad Irom tneneo with one brand i,l sa.it viaduct and railway dlverelus easterly throuah tin-1, i' as and aero" th ttreatt to and acro-s me ltowi ry in ihe vicinity of Itotta ttrei't or tlreatJune si leet. in I Irom Uiruie Dtsa.nz nortaea-ierly tnruuih the bloctt nnd across the strestts, routs, or aycnio-s heiweea llio third avenue and the Ks-t lltver i and alio wilt) another branch ot sal t viacect and railway diverging wetteily from the first monuoueu lim from near llonston street or lilceeser street, sua rnnalng thro ten the blocks ami across itie streets to and tcrot Urosdway. ucar ilous ton ant Uieeek,r streets, tuenee ruaunu: westerly t roust. Ihe bloiks an I across the streets to and acru t aniune sireet or the t-U'h avenue, and fr.,in tneneo llirou,lt the tilocks sou across lao sln-e,, loals, i.r uvea us weio! the hinh ate in aad west of retitisl l'r tu ths Harlem Iliver or ttpuyten Du) vil i reea, Nltlt TO KINGS URIDOt. Tne ssid corporation may make on the routes afore said ihe nrsr-ary depots, coniections, turau'iia, switches, ami ctliar conveniencas lor the proper orw iDtrofstKlrailwais. fate 5 For tuo purpose of making, constructing, and operating th sai-i via i icts ano rattw its said corpora tion it hereby auuionseu and stneumied to er.t-r uron and crust the leteial sirc.-ts anl avenues, iinrts, public placet ana lands hcrriu proviaea for. aud into and iinun the soil uf tlm tame, to construct nud n alntaln taid vi.iuueu and ratlwats aloiit; ttia routes and to tae pilnts hetela Sbecitted aad euntemi laled. sucu via uncts aud raliivtys to ba eonstrtli tel In tne m-s tbor nujh manner and upoa Ihe moat tpprovn.l Ipians, aud ol lufiti Is. nt iilmtasions lor the puruosos of said via ducts and rallwtis. aaa at such hriruta above the tur race of suih streets, rotdt. avenues, and pub lic lands as will when completed in-ur' ins untnipeit.l traUe through said streets, avenues, road, orpoulh places as enjjyud br tlie public belolt suci eo-istruetton Aiwa), thu necessary fooL-iaiioo. neis. coiaiiiJ. ur o.h-i sn tietnres which may be re oil red ti lusure r riccl tateit ul consiniLtiou and niaiieauanc of said vlsdi.it and rahwan, am' vs eot. a'to. thatuu'in erjrett uf couitracttoa it shall bo taivfui lo make -in h ul'SMNbS Attn tIClVAIIO.VS In said streets, roads, at ouurs. snd puulic places over wl.ua said vladtn I and t all way slull n c insirm lid a it, a I be neeesaaiy lu ui tone to time, and In at. t as, s tlie surlaeis an I pat onients of said streets, ru.ts, r.v, nuts, an t puolic places snail be ri-ttorei sroutu tueti foundations, pn-is. or cettirnns in the conditions in which Ilie sscie before saeh eicatations wrre made, a- near as in-titoc, aad if tract. sbto one hair ot tlie width of said streets, roads, or avenues shall ho u Hat kept openlur the public travel: but sntu temporal you tirui t or.t Ir th- lull uwith of the siri-e.s, roads, ur avei.uet shall ba nitde, they ,hall not bs uftceer at ant onetime nor nwre than o.ie In tacn i;uarter mdr ot said routes, nor shall tl.ey be so uustrueted for a lodyer pe rlod Itiau sisti oa)t lo anyoau place eicei nv tbc eousent In wntluz ot the Commissioner ot Pub.ic Works of said ti y. b te. 6. 1 lie said eorporttlou thill hsvt the rlf hi t acqulru ins tele tu aud hold mill real estate or intiruii tiiviclu, at ius be nteessary tu erablo It to eon ilrucl sou out i ate sail viadnits aud ra ly t In rein provided, ano lu '-aso It esnuot acrci withtbeowner ur owbeitof such real tsiato or interest lorttie per cbaseofuruseih-rior.it may acquire, the lulv to lui same In ttio nianucr speciQtd tu tte acta hi itlu belori rem red lo tto pt la any uf tut proieedlugt for an of the uuri out anthorlted by tbtt section, it inai not beuicrissr) tint the rellilou to the courts si, nil make any atieKsi on lor releienee lo aoy loem-nraiion, can is,, stick, tarveyt, maps, or the H.iik ol aa) Cr.RTIt'ICATE Or LOCATION. Ctc 1. WLenever routes cfsald vladncls till rt.lwa) Shsll Intersect with ur truss atoreau) bono lailisay tr ick now occurymz the sarfaee of ttieeis.roadi or avenuet, tracks tlitll not bu uoduiy ubsiructed, and such tcmiiorsiy brldsca or ttruetun-s shall be con structed in suvtt manner as not to interfere with the practical operation or woraint of such hoite raiwai tracks, and unen coui;eiloo nf said vlrducts. and sucii Eon Ion of the loutc Iheretf where such cbaners of oise railway tracks may tie made, the same shall be restored at near ts practicable to the condition In whuhtUiy wire bfttioua to tku coLitractlou of said tialuci, ..nd a 1 stiih br daes or st.-uituie-and restora tion of iiio-ks shall be mads ut ie propel c -sis and eha r-es b) nils corporation i-si. s raid vitcucts and railtratssl.ail be esclus.vc ly for the n-ies and purpo. t ol said latlwa) tomnaav, nnd II snail nut be taatui for auy teitun or peisuii-, other than a i ibi c efllcer In tne execution of his dull as such, with his ucinti sod a-s.ttaut. lu enter or i ass t.iroush ihe same or an portion inersof on foot or in tn other ay i isii m the proper ears of this curperu lion pionded lor tnat puri oti. without the euosi in said wnnorutun. uilJer the peuany of 5o fur cam ollenee. and to he n -oiered u tint loinoiai.oti, mi i Iho Mayor, AlUcnm L'oniuiOLallti, aiid the otliei s llie i.i.. ui .New totk, are heul y probli itd l.ou, ait ie; au. pcriu.si'ou TO AN V UTUEK rtnso, boili.or i or ui .tiuli to do any of ilia acts t thn, a beieby uulh-ri; d. ui lu hiodcr. de at m i:,'arrHss Un consiiiietii n ur oreitiioti nl raid v adtn i- ,n I all wu it nun oilier tblnss a- M r,in auu,urieo. ritcti. ihe said r -ipnanuu slnli In and Is hemy aiiihorized to eo.lit and reielre. uot exceeding t iu sum ol flneen cents let ans distance heiwien tl,sui. be-s street and tl e Harlem liter nea. ihe 1 nird ateiine, nnd tauniy cants tor any dlsianee beitvesm 1 Imiubiirt ilieet aud lslimsnnure. tor ivii si at h.rim or takni In all can, itcepi iu the untie tiler msolluued tueolal ears, sueli teats im to be h ss than tueuiv Inclie lu u idil,. t at li.c said corpora. loa shut l.-l ha compelled to I'irioit pttsengeis to ittu t iu -'.h ears, or tu aiiutv more than one pssenrer to oieui i any seat Ail uaius stainiie tioui esih iiriuiiius iitiwe-i tlie hours o. tlx aim cishl o'llcik la tisst n.oroiaa sua I havu attached to luiiauo at leatt TWO srriitL CAIts, eachcapablr of seating at least foity-elk'lit piiteneeii for ihe ae oinuiudationu uf arilisus and others do iirnn to travel lo and fioin their work, and no fart shall he chtiEtd In such special cart eteeedlnz fits centi for any distance between the term, uls. And said corporation shall bo compelled to admit to all such special ears, any paaicmier who lu t paid hla fare even tiler all t.-att are filled, whenever Biitssary lor Ihecontiiilencu of ths public. bee. 10. 'Ihuiatrtcorpuiutlonshalihaveiubtcrlptloni to Us slock to the amount of (JUjO.isxi heior. Inecou ttructlou ul said vladncls and latlatvs It cummeiiced, aud one ear from iaeposae ol tuts act, wiiluu wuieu lo commence the same, aud Ihrte )ears sihuio wiiich to complete laid viaisticli and railsay to t oily se, nnd street, aid tne est 1 1 1 complete tne same to ihe liar. Icm rlvtr, necessary aud unavoidable nelats fioin u,s pendency of Irkal iiroieadiusi saiust said lorpura lion exscpted, mid ho oui, tiuu lu emiiirm t any i,ir llon than worii lorn Ii tire of Hilt nam aisc In i espect lo any seeilan of laid vtsliieii and radaays whiih may have beea comuo'tie 1 or t ouiplutu 1. bai ll The d miioia aio rcsjuued t uiiun'hooks for snbsenplioti to il.a uouds ur sluck ol said curpoiaoon aud thail mve al nail TUtNTV llATa' NOTIfe, to'br iiubllihed lu at least four dally nrwtpapertoflhs place or places svscrt said booki stuill beopiuid. thai an uiiporluuiiy thtll bt alveu thuse whodesuuio tub tcrine lor said slock, and the said bookt ihtl, he ku I oieu tor at least ihlrty dais, and In Ike event ul lurter amount belnj tubsrrlood than ths eaullal stock uf said iciiiuMll n then such inliciitK'r shall bt eu tit ed to a ;o-j lulu uumber of shaiea of said slock as near si mav be, and in proportion t.i the ainount in sitbicribedi but such subscntwr shall, at the lime ol sutcrioiiig. pay lo tin Irraiuier ul said curpoialio i five per tent, cf Ihe par value ol cacuilure. su tuh scriDed. bsc. VI, llelore any plant, maps, or prodlei tlioiai route 'fui rumiati heieby auihor.ed lu bt cuiniructet shall hu died lu the oiauner licfrne iiieotioned, unit he lore any pruceedlntt shall be taken by tbecoipori.iuu hereby created to Acqi'iais TiTir. to lanhs and premise reqti ie.i therefor.; It sh ill lie the dint et tne said corporation to inbuilt lull and prop i pises and rrotllet.tuowlni! the lueanou, width nn i n trill ol Uuui proposed to Iw acquired, and la. en i, i lie puiposes ol llio sild railttatt or pans oi tliu stuie, end also plans tuoaluc I"' l'-i couttruction of the said railways to a f t Commi'siooeit, to be mown ns th. Vlduc, Jjmjfyr IsiiNlariari ooatistlDi und eoa- nniii tlltnled of the Governor of the Btate of Kew Vora th Mayor of thn city u( New York. a,,d th. 'vi ?"nhse,a,r? of l'nnile vsiimt of ssid eityi and the a n r.Vtai m wrlline of sul l oism .sloners. or ol a major tr Un tu, nf ll.otiule at'd plu.s as afcreaio,inaii he eiitntllion prcclent ti any prncirtleics hv.nld cor pornllon f r nciiulrlnt: title to nny lands r orcm sn required for tuch rullwav and if at any time hereafter 1 the corporation hereby created shall desire lo i in i i.ii Aiinmij.iAt, riNts of viaduct railways, or hraarhes from t'ii ratlwava hereby au'hnr re I, In any p ol said roy, or ite.i and In the connty of Westchester, by VMddita ir otln. wlsc, It mall ne lawlul for tnem to do so. and fir that purpose lo con-lruel the necessary bridge or brisyes annss ine '-puylen Duytll ereok and llariim river, and to create and issue tlfli an nddl lloml amount of stoet as thill r nree-strr Iheicfor, tnd to consii net. operate, and miliit.tm tao snme. and chaise snd eotleet rnnsfor transit i.n and i over the same, not exceeding pronnrilonatily Ihe rates r lierclnhe'ore mentioned, and all tti i prnvioons of tnta act 1 1 relation In the Viaduct Itanwavs hereinhsfore I lacntlon- it t ball be dee ned tud take to oe atiullcabl to the a I'llti mil lines of railway or branched provi-t.d lei In this ii i th, n. ihsssmcaslf their routes nimloet Hon had been IticluJed tt-td meultonc 1 la section I of this act. fire. 13. Tor the props-r en,nslirst-)n nl Interests shireiioldrrs who mav sip serine sud nay lit uioneisat dltleront tluict and for cquitnnle nrljua-'iieot of tne Piutlls upon the itck aafl bond-sun cr.n-d and pa.i io ad ranee the litiiso-ti of said vitdtiet im:w-is r us brunches res-ei uvelv. ihe directors uf the e oora.iou hereby costod mav i ansa to b" k-nt asentrals s-t or book nf aicotinis for each of said iailaa ur bratiiho-, and als i Issno stock, bonds, snip, or other eudenro ef Indi btedness am owner ship. by or In oarn ur eebir nf said rai.wars or brunch' a tcairui iy. tnt wild functors shall al-o hire power to issu toshire iiolders. from (tine to time as they mtv pir lattau irents on iln- stock u' rcrloed by thent.scrti for the interest on inch e mi fits pay able out of the enr iintrt of said rains avt or branenea rcspecllvelr i and iti'iail h.- lawful for ..ud dlrictors io Issie and s-ll no ids de. nominated Incline bondt." Ircuifl I by an-l payaiec, a iih Interest ttieron fraiii the I., come of t o said rait wins or htatichos re-pei nv lv. Hr.o. II. This net shall take effect Imincdls.teiy. nuroiAirios j. s.tx ituMixoo. A rserniiu Opposition in Aiinexntloll -Tlirentis f sir Hellluu I'lrr in I'uerlo I'lnlit ll.ir'is I nititilloii rlllrnl -.Mlempt tu As-iiasln- j nle it llrlllsli onaiil. S.tNTUfio nr. ('int. March 0. A rotter icceivcd from Pucito Plita, dated the llth. siys: "The San Domingo Commission left here for Monte Cilslu yeateidsy. accompanied by llaer. oftt Cials. Tl e belief In Puerto Plata Is Ibat the anneal lion scheme will lie entiled mil.nolu llhstnnil ing there Is a slroi turn in iipp"liion tollii. Thrc.iPS' have been made to bum Ihe town II ll is nuuix.d, and already twu hutmea havu been set on Are. (luards c instantly pair il tho town at nl Hit. Tho partisans of tMiral cradlct a aeueial revolu- l lion, and lliero Is much eseltement ou the Island. II Is rrpurled here lhat the condition of Hat Is critical. The annuia'lon party, however, remains II. ui. An nlis.-mrt lo nssas-lu.ile l'jn itulnn, thu Hrlllsu Ccnsiil at Puerto I'l sta. failed. Havana. Marc i ll.-Adtlce fro n Hiyll lo the 1st tiave been recelvej. The American I onsiil at C llavllsn bad InloriLed tho ll.illlaiiioniiluiidcrtl.lt the Uomlnlo-ui lion. Lupuruil hid eti 'i 1 tlie Hayllau Homier In join a icvolntlo.i ag-tlnst Htee. Th. t'ot.snl reniliidi-d Ihe connnsn ler I'int non In lerference with Domlnlcnn adslra sliuitld bo Una policy ol HiDllniilen Uuveinmcnt. The commander promised tu look inta the matter. The I'nllurr nf titinbpin Hie French Uuvemmeut uf National Defence) having cnttre'y ailed In Its elfutls to ilelrnd tho nation, It la now In ordir that it shouM be assailed for the failure. A vigorous act of Impeachment but been pot forth by (len. Cluterct In a letter dated at Geneva un the gitli of January, aud addressed lo Mr. (lambetts, That genileman having been Min ister of War, and hating undertaken, while most ol the other members of the tioterotneul were shut un in Tarls, to organize and conduct tlie defence of this A nallou, It Is quite proper that his mode of perform- I log his duties should be Investigated and criticised. J Oen. Cluietet accuses him of almost everv fanlt.ei. I cept pecuniary dishonesty, that could be laid to thu j charge of a public man. According to Uosi-ret. during the fuur months ol Ms administration Gauibctla was little lulltr than an ambitious busybody going nstlcS'ly about, iraklmi sfccchc without any distinct ideas, aud without cspaclty for the labors he I ail undertaken. The armies which he bioufht together were mere aggregations ut undltclplii.ed u.ru, without ariae without leaders, without instruction. The plan ol campaign wLlch l.u adopted, that of attempting Ui resltt tho Prussians liy bodies of troo;e of ono bun. dred thousand ur more each, was the most absurd that could have been conceived; and the ceueral whom he employed, Paladlnoa, IlourbaLI. Cainbrkts,1 Ferrl-I'isanl, Ltianr.)-, snd Paldberbs-, mro utterly Incompetent lor Ihu business they wire rent to per- I form. Having under their cemiuaud immense bodiei I of men which they were uuable to manccuvre, thef V delivered battles whichit was luipossihl- that thet sbuuld gain, and lu cacti of which lo a ft w hour tune they wasted Ihe resources of tho cou.llry audj i added to the certainty ui its destruction. Whatever may ba tbuusht of Ctcteret's JndzmenU In aeneral. he is certainly In the rWht when kill sflliint Uul the duly of the l'tiiich jein ials tiuri Ihe tarteuder of Sedan w is not to Cgut 1'itlr ureal,' undisciplined nrmlia, whleli tseie tucn im.i?aule of bghtlnc. but to atoid battle, to sumi an I w ar ouis the enemy, lo Kiln all thu was possible, und as far' as possible to risk nuthing He says t .1.- Minister ul War should l.aveigivin all hl .tteutlon lo thse est! of trance, thould have placed lara;i forces lul lim Vosges, thiouicned and cut the cuemy's lines oft cumuiuiUraiiou. and intrateaod evrn to carry loot war into licrinauy. 'this is what Cluscrut hlraielrj detired lo du with the continents of the valley ofl the llti ire. and what hi, was sura in do if h hi 11 teen allowed. Hut flauibetu tne ler red lo sen A I I ambilils lu the Vut.eslo wait tilt llii.une had soli I Mela, snd tu raise tint rauiout Army of the Iure I "a double absurdity of strategy and of oreaiilsatleeJ whose melancholy conclusion the world has seen.'. Vshat wan ueeistar). -j)s L'luseret. was to multiply! armies of thirty, forty, or fitly Ihousuud men, rivlafl tnum a renerxl plan ol operations, ti it teavinn thettst liidepeud-nt In their movements. "A hundred", valid men." he sivs, "well armed, well esiulDpodJ well led, and well commanded, are worth more! llun a thousand men taken by chine and thrown, pell rorll Into the yawniny gulf pi' drat." Initetat uf attempting to create these creat nriulea at Hies expense of slurping the natiunal Indastry, the dutysl of Ihe Minister was to orranne a svsleru of mllituw ,11 which the men wuuld have chosen llielr oars officers, and to have lakes care that Industry euusriif the Usst possible ititerrtiptiou. The sislocu ol toppljlos Uambelta's armies was tquaily vlciuvs wiik their oigauualion, ibereworf not oue ol them wnleh had It rations regularly, aaetf the soldiers, bsrelooled end III clothed, wem ollera, comi-clUd tn remain Irom thlrty sli to furty-ulht( hours without lood. This, l'luseret, hi l no secret of a great part 0' thr 1 r eh disasters, ItK alto the secret of Ihe ab'-uu ul dlaclpllnu wblett from llrsi to last prevail! d In the rkolce ot bis gi 1 1 1 its Qamuetta waa eiailly un orluntte with all tin 1 All his men cairns .rom ibe Kmplrc (liar all his life the crea ture of l'allkan. llour'o.iki came wnh his hands' atlll warm from tin Impeiial cmbrtce. lie had Just received t ie com! Initial instructions of llie ex K u- pins, sad lit sister was still tsrvlug as a tody uS honor tbout Ihtt person. Ftidlisrce has tustiut his life tu lirii'ial.snd wasulmostuuknownlvsauii.. ttrr matt In l'rtnee, bul Ibe special f-tur wluib k Hud enjoyed un ler the Knjpiiv lor' id- h beinit re Ktrded at a lleiuhiicnu. llie luiluie of all tteict geairaslu the ptll it a sufficient culuisui Ukjis their appointment, Kurvthiur the, did was exact lv the contrary of w list lltny nugiit to have doiio. A so-called atmv ol two iitindrid thousaud men lseiut. tiven to Pala'.iiif'. ..t the llrsl shoes: it tirolu la two and heteetuith there wire twu aiiiuoa of t'n Loire, Just as uae li.lrlit aet two pl.nu 1 bt Oreakiu.v uttisin two loeii 'llie uimr biitg thus, biukep, lliv I'teees were court led to Char.r.v and l.ourbaki. 'I'lit-llrsl, heltie d.r, at. d, cist Hit- faalis upon ku e.emnal snd iipon his suldiuts tliou.'h Ihu laull w-t exelasittlt his own. 'I'lie le.ul! Willi Hourliakl tvn-l just aa bad. tliutuh more retlvrtahle. Willi a v.irk numl '-r of men aud a powtrlul ariuli ry, the be-t. that he knees how to do wat lo hurl tnum upon I n I lines uf Ihe enemy which In. limned iiiti-hi'.'uuce lis t I nut knuwn how to tern, and whuse coiicenlraliou, I I ehsd nut lie-n able lo pretiut. Ksidtirroe was suit I woijo ll 1 ale. 1 by Ilia Prus-iaas, and Ihe rincs of It s L army in Us tlUlit wvie notliin; hut a muddy anl I Idoody mob. Tnls cunsillutoa the result or (limbrtta's adminls- I trutien, No part of Ditto euormous ii unJirs istt I be chaired to sitj dellriency in his autlininv; Na- v pulvu himself uetcc tnjuiid so ubso.uu u uicutor ship. The fruitless career uf Rambella sucg-sts to U anthur ul (lie latter whose subaiauce we have all ere a companion with Canon. Ihe famous War Itlaisttn uf Ih French Hevolniiun, snd with Stanton, Urn. American rival nf tlie- gu-n rrcueii uranuer." liuiuovablv and silent." sa Die writer, bUilbil 1 orat'iued victoi y lu his oftlct For fnjr years be. rem .uud theii, slid etna nt night Ua slept tluirtv. cmni; ordi-is thai he thould U- uw.,kimd lo reaJ I, Ms il, -(melius as thev came In Tins creat unit f savnl hi-- coutitrt and died, Vuu," says Cliiscrd 1 tu liauitii'ttt, wld never save unjlhlnr; but I A li-aru with pi, aaiin. lhat your jouruejt have lie-11 I Istoi iblc lo )ntr health, and that you hate gaiimr I ties 1 1 1 1 'i it your labors. I The (Mile. I 1 11 It is tsl I h 11 1 Capt Lain hush's one liuinlieil an I tirth Inrth dsy snuiver-al y wits celebrated by ton .1. Wall-s de Pevsier at his rrsidenie flcrd..y uiouiin hi a, bieakfail lo a tcoie ol tliu veleiau's admiri'in 'I'm seism did nul book a isr uter i.kty Mr P-It-islrung, lha hird 111 ths party tint :iuii.i.,lV ureas' lasts wnh the Captain, recited a pot 10, .m l cuuki'-l-ul.itory apet cites were deliveied. The I'luiil Alliinieuieuls lui IVure 1'auis, Mureh ll.--llroii llatile, lien. (.'.ulh. tnd M. M. lb MoiiuhI and D-t'leni nut lieu m ail ilc 1 iuuiptileiiliarieai of I'laiii lo 111 loluti a tlnal treaty of aiaci Willi I'maaia. T'lir Teleci-nin fits us p. Ih I ,;.J ,1 f 1 -us. ii 11 slioel l.s tills it II tllsgl n e 1 1 iiiual sni J l.u 11 cu ut ihe Hilioii (.nil .lioi'lrl t l 11 1 is 11 11 1 'I l"i lui 1 1 ill io- u' llo Mi) I ,rj I "'1 lo- I 1 I .1 11 I I ll I 1 I IS I 1 i S .11 ll III 1 I 1 t I In .1 a.
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FIhhNHHhVJIHHbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb Y I I'llA SVK FRIDAY, MAftUH tO, TS7I. l M AIR. TWIOKIVS IiKGlSLATUltli. er.s.tion ausr.r'it vi.ax ran iiAvm ntANHir is Atiw uuk. A VI "Hurt Road from Clmmtipri Htrrrt to llurlciii-Hruoklyn') I'nlllli'lniiN Appcur-lu- In I'orro Tie I' ir'it oipr the llrnok ttn I'ollne lllll-KMoiitlui Ihe Diatribe,- tun ufC'rotou Wnlcr. ti n 1st, March J. The relations fjuestton of riiJ tranalt In Hi city of New York is nr lu nlniiou At the coiisultitlon hetJ In t.ic Delavan lu' list nir.hta plan ws agreed upon, nnd tl.l nictning Hemlor Uenel Introduced a bill for aqti.ck Irannt railroad lu New Ycrk, which will floutitlo'a b pin through undrr whip anil ipir. It is to be a vinlncl toad, commenting nru Chambers street, ruuutmc to fioeliy, where two branches are to run op.oiio ou either side of llic city. IV II. Sweeny, Pctea- Cooper. Horace Oreeley, Wm. Tweed. Jr J. (1. Bennett, Jr., Chillies A. Dim, .mil Manton Mubi arc among Ibe- corporators. The rotd It to coat J3.W),0)) per mill, to run through buildlo.s, and the total coat JOJ.'MO.O). Ilcprt-ecutstlsi of tlie various schemes, tome of wtlch wrieoftbeincetabpurd anil tmpraellutil cba racier, I art awartned about here cvtr slues the upru luc of the lgiiitturi, luttunhollnj: the members, specially those on ra,Iroaii com'blllces. Uu the Intr. itu. lion of this bill, which was totally unct licltJ by all of them, thejr were fTRtTH Willi CO NSTRXN AVIUM. 111 nil y of time gentlemen weio mere adventurer', rtho sought a Clatter from the lglilaluro solely fcr the I uri oe oi spiculation. noptuic to dispose of II to tome ('..ipilalut. Beelug tatlr loud hopes Hint blighted for no one tloaula the piaaagc of this bill ilii'ir rutltd oft to the nearest barroom where thus washed dimu their dlsappolutuiriil lu deep Illation of whiskey, meanwhile (wearing at a rate that would put to the bluili ctcu Horace tlrcclcy Miiiae-ir. Antloti to ct out of town before the lindlorda should lenru ur tlieir detest, thry lushed In the l.olnle, paced Ihllr carpel bags and look the Dial train. Their dtparture soou becajic known and win the occaMou of much lewiclng on tlie piTt 1 nf tl.o ILillinad CommUuci, the "Ho." andllsri) (lenct Innktu, mure tree from care than at any time limine H e mkioii. lu I'ac. 1'Vt'ruo.ly feci creatly rtll.voJ ekctpl tin uui'ickv Ian .'or i n ho II l un iliralood, hate entiitainoJ t.icc ttulthlesua the finii.tlii'Mftfir "irca! exitcialioss." iihuiiblix's RM'ggf KNTATIO. l!rc(kt,n a will ripri'enttj here by a nnmtcr o the ruiiiltieiil iHilllleal Iralrra uf thai virlunu' city. A'ir Nrw Wrl. ihe C uy of I'hun w-j sundi nrn lu inn oriatiee npon tite tltior uf tho Airmblr Wnlrr C lltuistluiier Wm. A l'Vwlrr, leaidendfllt with tli i;lone of u iroreona red necktie and a JNV dutronil, t'orlMian .n I'ounael 1" W lit, with Iik iuir ilimi up In curia, County Cluit tieo. Her tian, ariayed In u luicmfleenl corn colored over coat, i i.d ihe Adonlt 01 KIhl rvunly, Kir Commit aivcer I'reil. Muic). loimed a brlUiuit eotrrte, wl leu fllletS the breaiUi t( ll f country memben wiihekty. Aa for ll,e llrookijn ilelrcitlvn eaih nicnter ill thil aucutt body lnor-l wllii J ride up uu lae i.ifitt and laolm.tlr apprannce of Ihur frit ml- :n.m Kmc, 'f hue entlemen are here i cure tl e paiuco of tnt bruokltn roLice bill. Thi !ln. J. C. Jacob, after a hard flalil a few nl,Mii incr aucceeded in tackiaz upon llm bill an atacmlmtat proeiillnc that the pM uf patrolmen ihould dc traced at llie aamv (liurr (il.'JiX) a fear) aa ll.at drn lu Ihe poller of New York. The Klnn miinly urUciala nainod nbovo were opp.Aed u lhi li.crcaar und did then beat to deleat the mem ore Jacobs Mm aucceaaful, bouerir. notwilhaundlni: Hie onpcfitlun ul audi litdrra ua Alerk Presr am' lon-lcv ot Kiuci. liii niiirnliis. howrrcr. a moilon naainide by Modev tu n--c 111.11111 tli- bt'l to the Ci mmtlUc on citita Tun wu tw.lcnll for the parre of UrUIti; out Jici.n' uiviidment, ana brioiil that jientleuivi to hu iict nko a al.ot. Ill ciitii.ccd H1I1 uctluu aa uttjiH. and ttited lliat u v.-alir inteitiioii of hia coluaUk to ki.l lua amend u.i in in rimniilieo Mosaiet I. en nlihdre T liH ruullon and orTjrc.l a reao.ution 3'iu; thai t .e b. br rufirrod 10 C in. rnittiv un Ciilsa, wlih Intlructuna 10 ainkv unt l .i ai::i.iduieiit Alur a lillle ipjrrln? ,111 t. c.'inn of Jjrnl tl.e Ml. vs. 1' rrnrrrd to ti e hi:u iui.nl dilegalloii. and 11 is lu be lued tit .a 1! wrec upon huuie lliiuic hdi li ill ketp 11 Irou u.uiii up lue llu.o if tic nun... In tta ufttruoon ttie ilcltEAtmn met to coualdrr tie till. Mr. Jatuba war appointed Ciiairmju bur-atora Murphy uiid I'uria eipnaaod ll.i ms.lrri aa cpti-l to any bill Inereatln; the payor lue polkx A lull; dlicuulou lollowed, Sle-r. Jaco' a and ltrtje luruilluir 011 Ihe autnUmrnla the r hail sup; uiU-J and earriel In tlie Ancaibl), but the rua Juiu, Kiln an orcail uial tcilleruic uu, lua.etrj on im mcri'-re. ami Hie bill w&a ordered in le re I pmluU mttiout the i.uiiijn, Mi. f A IUOI 01a ATTACK f waa midr in the AtuiM un Stna'.or Ulurphy'a I aln 3 I iH In ilr ll iyot ufNiwYoik I'm jvu-i tdcatiat a.una il,ail to d ud ci'ini real iu: 148 aame aa Au.eileun iiMina. 111. ll.,iui aid II111I lue ui.i 111 hia juJameul nu r.'H a ji t 01.0. ll tn. ijii a,l i Dii.oj lu lo-i 1 C4iviial, and aduacd men wi.u Here not emti-tir 1 con u i.ire .m l iniel llitir niouf) will uu: mtjrr. an ruapo a: in. tea. Thr iirmbar fruin Hl.llxo, with eici Indlri.lua hAir uf bit Lend aundliit: ertet, a.i oppued li-, bi I. and moved 1 atrlke nut I ie enactii.K rliu"i Dci.nj'a uiuilvu ta oft, and tne bill rcltrrt'J t tl.e Cnlun-llter 0: t' 'v ''o. .Mr Irunir immi 1 lull nhlcli prolnbiia th. Uudain Itntr tnpany from uaiuc bib!o In the drawiaK u 1 .re brlov,- Ki'ty -nut e'.rerl alur tlie Ci- 'Ut unt, acj jl-o ik bi,riliif Ihvui limn Uiflr Iccorujlun fur 1 ti.ertuutli liiau t-uij-i .ulii atrret uu any rirtei: wli. 1 1 a r. '1 'ie kane gcitticman lulroducad a 1 1 illoo mi; TU A ur.CO.HU ATMK KAILKOAII COIll'ANT to eilriid ll.elr iratka Ihro'Kh a lir;t liuu.hu of alreeia ud aYiui.t.. and iiviUk ll.cin 11 piivirr 10 u the truck ur other ruau on the rlricu or ufnura thruuli tthn Uey ciUiid ll.elr 11a.m. The c i.ilwuy i a.tu eiupu'Aere.l to euu tm-ir ruiJ lour to tin rulldatii wllb ulaer r Ada vitncb ui.li inteltecl win theirr, and to trampurt fieiicht uhove Twenty Inn.: alrii't. 'I ho company ia to piv (lie per cent, of Ij net rirolnci into the city trt-aaury, t .e amount 01 which u to be delermlntd by ILi auoru auiemrni of the riealdeni and Triaaurer. The lionorabl. xrnlleiniiu intruducca thete bills at the tarnea. ti.iiciijuon of l.ia louttilurula, and a large nusibei if illioua aeueral'y. That Ihe preaent rat uf run man ura ou the lluilaon IUcr ruad below t'ili sinlb li ul ilo.ulil be btopped, ih; l.i;e nuuibrr B- nl,n trc annually lUufl.tiitd uy ll kbumUnl tealluia r. (luoitiicli niiiiirtuok to-day to gi I In a ri-'o'.i Hon itircliArniii He Itailruad i uuiu.iltte irom ih fnrlliar eur.aldinitlon ul the bill tvr ui the hn. litre tort,' C Lta.flcattou ait, but lai 1 air I'lcrlr Introduced a n.l uli ,n:tie I"u. I rt-ruiid uiid (Iraud atitit tailioad i h.i..', I'l-.rii ieurth irit tu the Kortli lliti r. 1 1 1 luuuu. itr ihe attouimudktii'U uf jeopu vil.o iruiliv.i tl.t IhltD-lLuilh ilrtel ftrr, uid ia u irou.1 1. .n me roorniLisT in iluiii. Ilr Hi t ry Hergh and hia rotinatl, I.HI.n'.'e n uy, hate been ntro aur.ie da)a nul!y 1 u- l.ij tmuKh 11 llli aii.cumui! Ihe chaitui uf t. e aunai Im n.ii 1 ri'ieiiiluu uf Ciutlly 10 AuiiuiU. 1L. Lid p. n 11 il.iuumi tha Filiate ami Aaaembiy, am. WtaamiieU b) tne lioteruor uu Ihe aatue day. I, alli.Mi tin rlnciely 10 hold rent elae, wauae )eurb lii.iiu- il.all not exceed .'iU,Wi, vt Licit 1 1 iiu.i to hi,, ling about tiill.UWI lu I'jji i'Ute. 1 ua m.Ii: 111 11a lamr 111 lu Aaaeiiiblt i uninloiou t 1.1. ihu t ad puuna imly. Hot 'I eud look on ai lii 1 ail in iliv lu.ij ul luu bill. 'i lit inuuiLci-u m tne beiiate yeaterda bv Ml 1 uu d tu IITI'KP TUK niiKicirto uy Cll TO.V watch, ci I 10 1111,11. ri i" aaiy tu iKI ver 11 at a hldie, itt-itiui., And irotiuii.g ,ui thi'vi.enAtacf la-- vr hill Le eraeivd tu a ilnrd leadiuir to-tiiurruit. I ma 1 t C ui 111 nir uf i'u ilit' Worlta lue puvti tu lAiend 13uu,tr.U H' layii..' pip to auppl) Iha oil) aud iiiMilutiuia en HUcLMtU'e, Ward', jn I Ju,, dali't Iilcuaa with 1 rutpu naler. Tub 1 omptroll 1 ia lUiliuiKitl lu la-ue pi U''l to l .ia amuui l l le.ir nitiri-n at the rate of anon per cuu. jer .111 I tiiiiii, and lu run lur ten or Ally jtiri, ua the C'ou.i- I tru.li r tLull iReiu Lett. The ru l,e) tu p the Loi.iU li aid lu redeem Hit in at u,luritv lu be ruieed b, y lliw.l Ui Tje mouey raiaeil undur IL Inov, I iuiiia uf Una act mutt on eipi ndJ lur Una Piirioa. i and nonv other. 'lio aii'ount cjtlcele I for eiptur uf Mini rx 11 lu be aPwIU 1 bv the Cuwmiuiouir u Jl J'uiiii ui 111 p.ijnieutol eupciitoa uuurivu in 1 II Hi III 11,4 ki d attlllK ikeiu 1 Ui li. ii. i'a bill 111 rvlition to the Inr rovem.iu I tud Ifu.aliui, of I tilt r I'll HC I'AHKi, rgnarik, it.' in I hi city ul i w York, tiMcli w.ta lull jcucu 1 jeater.uy, v.111 jliu he ordired to u llnid If"0!0.1', ,0 wnr. lim Ubuef lu U. u,ed umul Una bl I i' 11 ,1 1, e'i.; o- i cii ihe annual lulinat aiiad i, uiinu th.u It t)(ki), a ,d i 10 ua ta llnmabli u l. l.ly ,.i t i- public park". "J w ui Hut may l-er.- i'l! uc'-". iaeu.1,1 p., i, itdiinpli.i, ihi llitiii-al un Hi u ,u ,u w.r'nV k,"uL'tU ialV M Wlil Ih lultiit 1,, l.,ii. 1. 1 uu inulifrs ol the 1I.P..UH,,! ,.UX ,Ikn ie aulliur.A.d lu u..!., 1 ,,i.ii,upi upou 1:10 Compirullor. irom uu.. iu i.u,, i igi juch aimmiiu a. tuy un nuuiu lur thg ruriHwe kuuud, at J ,ii.u fur ii (Oi Miueilou uf a n,tii.ori.lo, m.,i mu a-iiohuo.. cal ui 1 1 valori and u emu rv it'.r'; ..1 i'i,,i ul far! 'Ui i.'Uil piutialuna it iu,dv lur i:.t 1 i,u 4.: I'.lli.ll.l ol till. I.101. 1 I. til alj tu 1.1,1. ij.i i. t. 011.. lilt KAPiawX ACAIII! JUG KIII.iU. I I In I I 1 on. li,; t v czUiiam 1 f M 1 lit m Ave 1 ue iioiii Tim nty iwir.l aiiuel tu hevintemtii iu:it. Mi n 1 p. wm 1 tm ImiuIj 1111 Iilnuik In day. Ml. ia r.uVi ui li.u lluiiap tii-ui.'ti 1-5 Mr, Knar, rlmr Ui tm t'lkbtu.ilti Mil In '11 ;s mi, iiuietui 1 lu tie J u 1 ml Ii.ai Uoa" i..l'U'il t l llmni I 1 1 in. 1 ia pi ra ul Net. Yuik I n 1'. 1 '1 1, j itu. mi'. 1 I 1 j .mil i.idi t l t. t I o 1. 1 I.. ,u I I'Uil in li 1. 1,1 1 1 1 W 1 II H 111 11 5 f 1 f A I .'l M'li t' e commitlee aM mn-le aryomntk In favor of the rrnject were llajor (Jen. whaler. Col. Oakev, Od, rouk. Col Ktertv, anil many otheia. The bill irivn the I'ark Couitniaaionara the ruhl to aaalcn anf ciouinla under their control for the porpoae 11 teportud In the Senate to alyht, ami will doubt le p. Jim Irvlnr'a Mil for an tmlnlrui Ihiinl as to Urn (ItallncatliniB of drnc clerks paaacd the hctuie Una inoriilns, Inline already paaaed the Afirmbly. It will, donhtlers, receive eiceotlve ranctloh aod be come lw Ur. Lord offered a resolullnn. which was laid on Ihe table under the role, requetllns: Itepreaentatlvea In Coufteaa to urte a repeal of Ihe law lailaf State banks, and that they la permitted to renew their runner relations with too commercial and butlnuaa lnterets of Ihe country. The bill repeslUK tne act 10 eitend Madison av nue, New York, Has rcpuiled, and parasd on mo lion of Mr. Tweed. At the evening srioii of tho Fenate, the bill 10 abo'Hi the otlf nf Superintendent uf Canal Itepalra waa uircurted mull adjournment. Till! GHASTLY JOtl Of TO. DA r. The Full nu Iron W'rlalit which bale llroken Thirty llunmn NecUe-The liana Ins afllie Atiu-ilerrr Juliii Tbomae, Tins morniuc is to witness the death of Joint Thomas, tha murderer of Waller Johmoa. 0.1 the night uf Feptember 3d, list year, the murderer and hia victim met In Diooine alreel. They renewed a petty thonrh bitter quarrel, which had lasted off and on for two years, and Thomas finished It by plantlnc a pistol toilet In Johnson's breast, lie was citivlcted In the Court uf Oyer ana Terminer, and tenletced lu death, and all tho efforts of his counted to save him proved Ineflcctual. Tbomas's demraaor alter Ills confinement In tho cell ot the condemned betrayed very ltltlu uiu-ii nets. If lie optrleiced any, ho must have de terminedly repressed It. To ue his on n words, the only lilnethat tronblid him was llic futnro of his little Ctrl. "This Is a Us city," lie laid, "and she Is only twelve years old. What can ahu do here acalnsl a oa.I world without a father! I wouldn't care If II wain't for her. A man can die only once. Hut I would like to lute been apared tu look after her until the crew to be a woman settled in life." lie wue visited often by thla litllv daughter, as well as by Ida lie and son aged eight, and In their com pany much of the little llfo left lo him by his sen tence visa rendered plrsianter. snd slipped away unnoticed. He is a ltotnan Catholic, and therefore cladly welcomed the dally visits of Katncr Du raarjart, Tho crucifix and candles that stoud on the table at the foot of his bed were never removed. Of lite he has been ncubrly attended bt Sisters nf Mercy, and has dally recrlvrd the sacrament. Last week two deputies of the Sheriff were placed on ktiard over dim, snd unco then they have watched him night and day. The near approach of his end uaa thua been furced upou his mind boyoud a doubl. At hia reiiuest, no strangerv hive teen admitted to Llm for several da) a put. Y'nttrtla), with Lis wife and daughter, he at tended mass lu the prison chapel. Hia wife remained Willi hltn all t.le rest of Ihe day. lie took his oealng meal ss asual. Ills food, by special Older. been much choicer than the ordinary fare, but .eiappeara 10 hare a sirsnge avc r-lon to meat of any k.nd. and has ealea nuue fur some time. Up Is lo ri-c tais morning at half pist five to alien I nun at half last iti. Alter rnaa a rood brtakfatt will be in waiting tot biro, and breakfast over he Is to be allirrd in a new loll of black cloth. In thla drtte he 11 In meet bis fate. lletnrt- the entraace lo Ihe feaisls depsrtment of fie pll'on standi the sraffild. The upright posts and cross beam aro painted bins and are old. I ney have loukej upon six cil.nrlti before. The pisiform 011 Kbich thr prtsouer Is to stand has been laid on the paring of the priroa yard, and is new. Newlr built, sIao. are the beuchss lor the reporters, an I the c oret which conceals the machinery of death 'iVIthln Ihe Utter are the weights which are to be attached to the rope around the neck of the mur .erer. Tney are to be fattened lu one of the vpnthl Otta Willi a second rope, and it thu ritual, the la'tcnlni; being tot, they will fall. snt. trarlns the condemned 'rum hia fi el, villi 1 i-ar him np to the croas beam. I'ne ueiilne are iliriHi, two of them small, bnl the '1 ird .1 lurge. rectangalar blnck of iron wilg.ilng '2M poundr. viklch is uld In Ua gLaatlr or a. It i.een used lor rara 11 has brokin ttnrly human ..eeks. The M.enrT liss granliil V0 permits to w Ituess the .laueing. All the ,'njgca of all the jSew Y'ork Court 1 have l-een Intiled, as well aa Ibe Hoard of feuperwson and a uuiuLeruf phyaleiTna. Hut prob ably not more lliiu a hundred ul attcud. The SlierityrstArday said Im would wallwilh the slrual until 9 o'c'ock, and If he thru receives no order laying tho execution, be Kill Kile the command to I roi'eed. a A;.i.u,i.v to tit: uA.ai:n. Tlie ttitralnrol tlieMilp llnbrrl IMmirita 11 1 heifVrrUlel Asnlual l'iArdurMotlou for Arrral nf Juilcitit nl. The suit by llic liorcrtimetit against Meredith, Purdue, and Allen, seamen accused of burning Ihe dp Hubert Ktuard in last July, while on a whal ug eapedilion from New lkidford. nblcti has becu j, 1 trial in the Uulted Stain Cirtutl Cuurt before Judge Woodruff, vtas cuiiduioJ ycatudar. The ease fur the Government cluaed with the U-ati-uionyof DeUclito Marshall, who detailed the arreil uf the prisoners; aflir whlcli the counsel fur the risouira movej for a dismissal of the suit on the gruundt that the evidence adduced did not sustain Uie indictment, und that tLv pmokers' ajmtuiuns uf guilty wure given under fiur uf pui.isamint. Tl.e Court d-nied the inatiun, uad lr ICasaell oteued the case fur the defence. He claimed that n.e evldei.ee did not reJtte the theor) that the ship ouk Ore by ucculsul, and taal tho confeasious that i .ey were induced to make ii'n ubtained in an .Ie g-tl manutr 'there was no portiblc tnntlve lor the uinoiiaalou if tne crime, as the prisoners would .uiterd their orvn hvea aa veil eslhoM. n tueorhecrs. Itu cuna.dercd Duui an an ccco-np lee, und hia leatt 1 ony s not nortliy ol credit, and 11 waa pot auf flri i-nt to suitstn 'he acniaaiiou. Kixard 11. LoekwuoJ 111 the ship Hubert IM wards ti-kttlied: That on the morning after the burn .IH of il.e veel. the mute accused each man in hut turn of Ineeudiarltm, und struck tlnm with a rope and handspike, wulcb the otter oBccra also did; Ihe mate and the captalu accused l'ardue tlie mt ueea denied I'aal when l'ardue vtas ipuktn to about the affair that he wept when tho capialn addressed I'ardua Le (the caplaiu) took 1'aiduu by llm whis kers snd rre't'ntej a pialul at Im tit-ad wmit-as itas on dick Willi I'atdue and alert' lull when the aikokowaa rlrit discovered Huucau bad also becu .here. Julius J. Sprinter corroborated the lutwltnesics' iciUmuuy. Kugene Hall leaLued that be heard Hum-mi. who tuineil biale'a evidence. iai that his 'iiu'iialea were not gulllr, and being asked whtth- r I r was going 10 sni-ar against Ihim. Le replied .uu I e was not, but tkal Le Inttnded to free I'l'.il elf ai d gel a position. Mr I. Kilt m. fur the (lor umiiitiil. muru tual lajck akhI, who Lad li'ilil.til f. r il.e defence, waa un inteteraiv liar, aud uu uorihy of be lit f. UiAtMi't Atiuruty Noah Dams summed up for tin fniiirnment. At nie o'e oek the Jurt ntired, fulloned by the igt'r')is of the irtvoiiira iMrilue rut moodily 111 r Ins 1 oantui und struinllo untie. p-ile his Ule, l ilt Mertdl.u and Allan loiivei i 1 toii i iti un Un- itutptxt uf t'n-ir release. Too Iter. ill. 1) ii can. 1 f I'lilii r of on 'of the ace iini,iri s 111 1110 rr me, who una ulioMed to Us'.ify fur thu tiuternniLnl, w ilie l p.,lleutly lor the discharge of his a. in Irom 1 1 a a ie uf fleleiiliun hut thu Jomu 111.11 si, 1 ul lack by Ike lliairict Alluriii-) in view uf a 11. mi', 'i' diearrsuisnl uf Ike jury- Alter the la se .1 thr c liuura. Ike jury returned, und t re ad- ii aael by ti e Coorttr nllemen, hart jou agreed upon your ver ell" h'li.-eniau U u have in tne case f l'ardue. We mid Charles l'ardue gulllv ul setting Ihu lo Ihe -hip. and v.e find ti.at Meredith and Allen Merc ue I'.'iaoiles before the fact. We rACoraiiivnd l'ardue lu i.ieier. The lion. A. II Purily. Asrlstant Dislrict Attur iey, sild fill Ui- verdict coul.l nut he 1 eaepti'd, 111 1 tl.. 1.:. in UiftllnUg to leieive It, remiudod llic t .1, Un y li.ual ilml the priaoneia gullly or nut jcu.i'yol tuu crime s t turti in the iudiet 11.1 nt. Airain the Jury r tin 1, Lut nnlylto return and if celte the a uui uiaiiu. i.oiis iruin tfiL Judge, At 1 j o'i'lo, k tin fuuiu.u Annoiinied thai Ihey out I not ujrte In Uu can- nf Mirulitli and Allen, ui that tiiA-v had louud 1 vtrdlct uf guilty m the i ae of I'ai lue. Aal.ad'W inased ovtr I'.irduue's luce when he heaid Uu rtrdicl HhlckCniiaigiia I11111 to Un- scaflol I. tklurc hlsS tiiuuval lu l..e vvii-iit J. ,1, Mi Huksell. kis couuael, gate uotice Ih it lie itoulu mi.ti lur an aru.it ol jud;iueut. ilircdl.ii aud Aim 11 are lu lute )ntv trial. THE YOltia ll.l.li Hvrviwuv. The Miirlrvulli Wiiril lliim.tii In llie Tuiulia -A ('oriuldnblr l-'neort uf 1'nlliriili'ii. liiael Sclnulilt, irbu wa4 shut in llie liral ui. mi.day nluht by iratig of ruffians. In a Mloon, ai Sli K11.I avenue, died Jislerda) aluriiuoii III pgLLKVVK ItukriTAk. kmw M.irlle, Jamos MctinU, Edw.irJ Parley, Jokii Mahir, aud I'alrUk tluirm, uho bad htu '.ami oraril) Abuimiltrd to ti e YoUvlllf prison ly it.Mitu llik'jy, viAitf lentrduy suit tu the Tombs. Lv l'llullira nut taken fi o il Yorkville In llm City linun 111 tlie I Hack Maria," uhich as clusy -.11 lii j bv a nctlo.1 nf Nlik'Upulh Ward pulics .111 'i 1 1 srn t of llieai- iiim-ins en atcl tin ureal tt ikeiu iin-iii lull, ii Niniltiiitli Mil, iul lliit-ula oi-'ft liti.j lu.iju tiuttko piiaokkia luuuld be lua eue I. 1 he ciuiail uf mughk uilered bil.mnll'a taluun ou Ihe night nl t 1- linn Ur. snd lallul for drinks n mi ti.i 11 uai d tu p.) 11. r. In Uu Ultl'i'. iMiicli lltluul." 11 tl I. til Ki 1, .1. II. ,1 I oil 1 li,' p.upii li r v,ia 1 11. it,,. 1., .urn-, n; im p.. nliu hi l I tin ant.' e hi 1 11.1 il. rt is i-1 l.li tin li.c It' ,el 1 ul 1 ,c 1, on ml waa ikinly till .(1.1 ul FOIITY-SKCOSD CONOIlliSS. MIMIC ttHflAUKttKXT IX Tit K ltOVHK Ol' 11I:V11RESTAT1VK.1. The Contest over the Tropoanl tt Keeail Ibo Uutlra on Coal nn4 rtaU-t'eniiayU vnnln Sluvlna It !T-A l.ttlle TftlUbel (be I'Itc per Cent. I.oam. Wasuikctoh, March 0.HDatorSi:riKtn(l!ci., llasa.) Inltcdocrd bis bill of last session, supp'.e menlsry to the Civil Itlgute. act, Intended to secure ee,aal rk;Lta to colored people In all public conic) ancea, plsces of amnsemrtit, charches, benevolent and oth-r Institutions, Lt. He cave notice that he would prtss tho bill tu a vote. The Hev Dr. J. P. Neviman was unanimously elected Chiplaln of the Senate. Hills were Introduced For the adjustment of Ihe Trench spoliation claims lo Incorporate the Japan Bteiin Navigation Company, confined to the naviga tion of the waters of Japan to facilitate commerce betaeen the United Slates and China, and other Asiatic countries, being the Mil Introduced last ses sion for tha Incorporation of a company with a capital of (5,000,000, to carry on a general commer cial business wllii aod construct public works In thnie countries: and to amend the act dlvldlug Vir ginia Into two Judicial districts. MEAiisnir arnstptcs. Mr. Hamlin (Hep., Me.) Introduced a bill 10 pro vide for the transportation of malls betaem the United Suites and Europe and for other purpuaca. II il correlates Iltlrler Clymcr, John McMsmts, ltoberl Crane, John Hlce, Al;ernon S. Iln'ord, and olliers as the Culled t.tates Mail and Transportation Company, with a ctpital of tno millions, for llm rnrpoae of building, purchasing, and chartering icrst-ls for the service between the Culled Mates aud Hurupv. The l'ustmaslee iicneral a directed lu contract with said Compauy for semi-monthly and weekly transportation of the trails In Iw, rn such ports as he tnaydesiKiiste.foratermor tAcntv tears, llie comiensallon to be equal tu Inhiiid Ktages on all mall matter conveyed oy steamships ol the Company. Mr Nvr. tltep., Nev.) Introdnced a bill to aid the Me in, rr "nun ami Orieuial Mieam Navlgallur. IVlu paiyuf New York 10 tstabl.ih au American line ol nun sleamsblpa. DAtLIIOAl) I.AKD OnAKTS. Mr. TirTON (Hep.. Kansas) Introduced a bill to aid the eflnatructlon nf a rsilroad from Lincoln, Nebras ka, to Denver. Colorado. Mr. Kiu.ogu (Hep., la.) Introduced a bill reviv lin( the grant uf laud to the North Imulalina and Texas lUilroad.lo connect Vlckabsrg with the Tt iaa Pacific ILulroad. Mr Nt r. Introduced a Mil lo Incorporate branches of the I'etas Pactllc Hallway Company under the name ot tho North Carolina Kxtenaiori Hallway t ompany The ciHiioaulea to be cuusulid-iled are the eaeltrn and vtt-stern dlvlaiuiie ol Ike Weati-rn North Caiullut llillroad. the Wit-nincion, lliarluttd and Hullieiford Itallmad, and the Snartanburg an t I'mun ltailroad of Miulh Carolina the purpote bv tng to eatabhali contlnuona lallw ly commu'iii atioii from Nenbern, Wiltulncton, and Chailrsioii, 1 la Asnelille. N. C. and Duckluwn, Teun., tu lieve laud, leun., or llalton, (la., connecting with Ihe 'lexaa Pacific ltailroad to ban Diego, California. limine ol ltereai'ntnll re. Mr. It ALU (Rep., Me.) introduced a bill to re peal the duty on salt. Mr. Wood (I)em., N. V.) asked Ur. Itale to add to It a provision for tho repeal of tho duty on coal. Mr. Ualii aald that that wasadlstlact subject, snd that he Intended to Introduce a bill lor that pur pete also, Hemovel to refer ihe bill lo the Com mitlee of the Whole. Mr. Cox (IKm., N. Y (-Thai will be Ihe last of ll; let ua pass it now. Mr rAiisswiiHTit iltep., Ill.l Is It not necrtsary that It shall go lo the Commlltco of the Whole. Ihe trKAKLU Y'ee, if there be objection lu dlspoalng ot ll In the Home. If Ultra bu DO ul'Js; tiuu, itein be entertained now. Mr. Mtiioi ll iltep., I'a 1 1 object. 'I he bid as lliei ruterred to t ie Committee Of the Whole. Mr. IIaic then Introduced a bill to repeal thu dutv on cual. Mr. alcCucw (Hep.. W. Vs.) oSJicttd lolls pres ent eons'dt ration, su-l It as leierred to the Co 11 n Ittee tf Uie Whole. Mr. Cox tht 11 moved to go Into Committee of ttir Whole. I.. r Ihi' purpose ol taking up and paasing these two bill'. Mr MrOl'.tw called for the yeas and uayr, which were ordertvl. Mr Un Htv (ItfD., I'll.) moved bi adjourn, laast Mr. I'At'KEIi (llrp., I'a.) luuveil Inal vit.rn lie Hi ue ai juum to day It be 10 motion Saturd.n Mr Dawks iltep Mass made It-e point ol ordM that Mr. l acker's u.otiuii was uut ul uriier. The Lotiu ui 1 ider was suitaibcJ. lbi-atewas then t.iaen on Mr. Cox's moilau. tnd it wa a;ret 1 to 114 to "!i Tne l.uuas Ihric 111 mi. at 1 u't-utk. ittni ln'o CumuiiUf.- ut luc Vt i.u and luuW ue ill bill lo nu m. 1 II K IlLtt UN SALT. Mr 11 Abe tail lie did not iah 1 1 introduce ny intasurt tnat would protract the iiesai,,,), ltlt t 0 lluuae had aliiadv, at tne lait soitun li.anilttte I i'a wii-he to reical the dutlea on coal and Ball, and put tlit-m on lue frte Hit, und tkere was therrfoie uo nerd of ut-cuflon. He uiuied thai lit, t tiuui.t lie risi'. In order thai he niijbt muve 111 the llooii to cluke the dt bite, and le elsnifiej his Intention tnen tu an e t in ameiiduienl to add co .1 to the bilt. Mr. Ktutr (Hep., Pa) aprealetl In tt:e House not tu 1 11:111 tl.e 1 orn-iccor.il Cungrt-sa by applttne. tl, e gag law, hut tu allow iiebale un tlie iueailou. Mr. Lox lt Las teen debated Imo ituie. Mr Ji.tki.s (Itrp.. I'a I luiiuired or Mr. Hale wt t ther ue ntmld admit au ainsuduiAbt tu repeal ll.u incuuii lax s Mr Handai k .Dein.. I'a mads a like innulry as tu tua, tulles', aud suar. Mr I'latt tltep., Va 1 also made a like inquiry as to toba' tti .Mr 1 AiivswoiiTti-Onc tiilnj at a tltne. Mr. IIali deeiimd to admit auicuduirnta that wuuld cmbarri.e the Dl I. 1 lie motiuu that the Cuiumlttee rise was agreed to by PI to ;i. Mr Halk then mined thai all genera' debate on the bill Le cloaed 111 Committee uf Ike hole. Mr. DltttV luoved tual the House adjourn. Loil 77 to I'Jl. '1 he mo. Ion 10 close the dsbato waa agrted to W to W. Un motion of Mr. Hale, Ihe House at 40 again went inlo Coicmlltee of tne Whole lOel 111 TU.uid rttumo.i cuunderution of tl t bill lo repeal the duly on 'alt. Mr Uali remarked tnat the duty on salt was 18 cents per 1UJ aautuls lu bulk, snd Vt cents per bun dled in sucks, 'f he bi t I urk's Nlaud alt cuiil.l be puichasttl ut U or 11) cents t bun el. uaid aii)body tould ealculile w Itat lue lax lias. He (.id been a "Ltd lo admit un amendment reducing the duly rVI I vl raut., bui hu could nut agrte lu that, if 0 Lo liei.il ink uoxoeuLY ny the vsoNDtOA salt uouks waa as complelt as any monopoly irer granted by Ihe luilura 111 tan uiuai uetjiolic times, au 1 that 11 rhi'Uld be abolished. Mr. Kauniwuutii inotetl toamsndlhe bill by add ing coal to It. Mr, Wool) lunpurtod the bill and amenitnitnt. II 10uld be ulleiiMve. he t-aiJ, to addresa lo nu lulelli gent o ly nur reasou ktliy the duly ou coal should tie taken oil at thla unit'. Tney all knew tim iuKhi ing rauaod In Ibv lioplc by the htj.i pi ice uf coil. I ue lax 011 il kiua n lax 011 one nt tne neeraearii'i uf lue; u tax on lig.il. u tax i li w nriiilli, a lax vthlcti bote l.ijt.ly on me poor, and Hindi Lunyrtas should e lu l.aale Iflweuean, Mr. Kkl.kET (iiip. Pa) upposed tile bill l nd nuii'ii Inn ui. Jit I'uiiiidud tne niiijoiitj ul tin llute U .t ll Was leajn uaible loi t ,c ftiisnt'ial coi. tl it lull ol the country Tne tecre at) of llir Trea. ur, nas about to final i new loan which, il hkcos tul, would reduce the expenses uf the uuieriiiui'nt lv,i my inillluiit per year, und he aa uovt met with lots tli ai aeil'iii ul a l It' publican llouti' proposing In ulrike Irom Uie rtni'iuts ul iin ouiin'ry niirlyiwo i.illii.ini of dn.ljr.-f 1.1JS.I73 on Mil. and (jil.STtj kit cat. 'the itntiiui culm ted on salt waa 1,.. 1. urre ct Ilia u ha .d 0.1 Uie tkiiule t);.ulatlou. lu Hi,' Joint Higu Coiumifiou the ADUljilllS uy COAL tUUU CAKAPA flee of duty was likely to b- a question. If the Cu nadntis would give flee America lu eichiinge lor lien coal, tnjl would Le a queatiim worlliy ul 11.1 lion d euiiMderatiun, He liuplureil the Hvpiibliciiti mtjurtly to eonaider Una great iiieation before, tut tier the Iniptilee of rejierlng th puhlie uf 11 tax ol lini-e tenia tei lieiid un salt, il uraat.eil the Tre imry I11 evch a pinjioaltlon. lie BUipjeitcd the risluctiun of Ihv duty on salt tu 12 cents pi r 1 DO luumls 111 bulk, ui.d 16 cttiu in sacks, aud ottered au amsud meal to tnat effset. Mr. tnat udtot'aiid tin bill and anundment. He re'irrcd In Mi. tv'tlur us upeaWtng 111 lather u Ul) lirnil tunc irom that In which Lu kpoke al the la--i Cuugieas. Mr. Kai 1 kr -I am in a minority now. Mr. ua You a i ik 1 ow in Ibe lungiiage of Jere miah, and nul in thai ol Isaiah, We hive anmlier older of Ii.iii:(s. The kt'tilleiiuii spea nuw in favor ol tli. riitilng down uf tne (line 1111 anil, but he tti'Utd keep li 011 nun. ho no would tul ud llic duty on tea. colln.' ami auaiir. Mr. Uci.M! Nut un sugsr. Mr. Cox Di mil Imeirupl now In lav flvu Himules Uie Mood iaii fnlluw v, hero the knife is Urneii. I he duly thai is lul l un H i. ciiffee, and sugar all goes Into the Tiiaaur) 1 hut when the Treusiiii meivi's (a.UM.dai fiuuithe dutv on 11011, U.nunii mi ll of I enskivaiioi irc-'ivo t l.'ai.ui i.ihi 1. l'. e iiln-lrui'Uou lo thf liiiporlalPin u tuUUnlui n.a'iee. llie hihia Inr all Ihu rwiinpiriii'ic a ,ud kiiikua mid cninhiiialiiius In IVnujjhani.i lur the lur puse of HAISIND Tits Pittrg or I'OAI. ntnl has cost tho puoplo uf Nmv llualand uml Ni v Y'uiaaileukt fit') u W, Wii) do i.ut nu 1111,11 cent iieniiimsii irom Maine Htr llali 1 ..dd pi.titot s lolnaaaltf Ills btcaiuu poUloft ol, iim.1 in M.iiUi' mid he uniil.i tin in praiieieal 1 want Uie peup.ti ui New'.Y urn und ekeryhli' 10 luki li"e toil nnd all ul In r nrlu'loa 'lie. Mr. llAkk 1 halt no olije lion. Mr. Itlltiiu (D'Mi, Ml 1 iippniid tin lull uml tiiiikiiduif ul. The appeal lhal i uiaiiu 111 uie 111 leri sl "f Ijiiu'iiig b 1 n he 1 "aar-li J s mi r'..-i" IWn'i' he jii allu. I lull, tulU Iho 111 m n.d i r .1 it nue reform If lliniialil tne 11 1 uui telur iii i Mil iiuily hp Mil- 111 1 "l' lie 1. .'1 1 nun lu the k alii iid "en UL ill-" il f wit'1'!! liny t latino l.i a 1 ,1, 11 liui k.piul, not labors wealth, not pcvsrtt; mnnonlies, and not Ue people, Ihsl were (if mtndlng these changes, juuGR asLLai'r) txcimiisTEKctasi. Mr. Pimtal.Kiosn (Hep., Mo.) advocated the bill and amendment, and refilled to the argument of Mr. Ketley. That gcntleo an a argumcsl was that the tax 011 salt, unicti produced only I,10J.fO) a yesr, shonM not be removed In Iho Interest ot the new funding law, snd yd he had voted some weeks aro to reoc.11 tne Income tar, Which brought twelve mlllluna Into Uie 'Jiesanrv. Tho tncomltteecy of that argunrnt showed Us Isllaev, and Ue Inalucerl ly of tl e crnllentin who made It. Mr Kau.r.r -My argument was lhal I nm In favor of repealing latrruil taxes as rapidly as we can. Mr. Fmtirr.xnrmi l,irn what becomes of the new bonds und iindingl ill' Liu!iter I The two propositions cannot be reconciled Another fallacy ot the renlleman's srrn nent Is that because the Treasury oulv gets I.1DMM1 a year fro n l.ia duty un salt, the dntv only cins thi people threo cents per head, lie leives oulolvlow Ihe fact tl at the people piy that tax on Ihe domestic as well as ou tori tun suit. Alur further diacuslon. Mr. PrTttne moved to amend Mr. Kellej's amend-nent bi (lung the ilnte un salt at six cents per hundred puunds In bulk anJ nine cents In sacks. Doth amendments were rejecleil. it out proceidlng tarlher In Hie bill, the Com mittee roeu. rqi'AL rnoiicnox. Mr. Snct.i.iDAKucit (Ifep., Dhloi Inliouuced n bill imviilliig that lu all eaais of lniiriee'i ,n or ob "(ruction '11 the law. either of llm United Mates or of any State or Territory, by a combination loo pou erf ul tu Le sup lessen In tli-01 inal y course nf Judicial rieeecrtings. awl In all eases wl-ce the constitutional suthorllles nf nny Plate cr Territory rl.nll mil or re lite so to encnte the 'ans t lereol rs to irenre lu all perta ns the ruual prolect.un 01 tho laws, It shall belswfui ft r Ihe Prrsidenl to employ the land and naval forces of Iho United Hate lo auue-rrss men eomblnalinas and lo execute Ihetaos. even though Ihe Iglilit'irr or Ex entlie of sttcli HUile miy ntrtenll fir such foices. Kf (erred U tlie Ju.llcliry Committee Mr. Mki.ct n llep.. I'a.) Introduced a bill tor Ihe appoillouini'iil ol Itepii'senlaltves to Cuugrcaa ,1'uoiit: t"e -eviril Miti" according to the ulnllt censns. Heleired to ihe Jndlclery Committee. he House tin u at l:J0 aiijniiruetl. iios.s Tiri:t:i's mom-mum: r.tri-rt of Ihr Siinahliir-The Cnnlrlbiillnua I'oiirlua In l.lltp Wlitrr-l hr llnuka fa bp C.oai-,1 before (ho l!u"' IllriUiluy-l'.tUO from it Minn.-rr. The eunlril'ttliotis to the Tweed Tetimonil Kund are very libi rat. and the Hoird ol Truitees are confident of securing the rrqnlslte aniour.t be firollie li.rlhcnyor the "Ho-s," the Sd of April Man) aubsrrlptlons ate of lery small aninuabt, and evidently Irom woik.ngm n, whli h. however, can al lennr their rourcc, are the more Untiring to Il.e great leader of the Demoeract than If Ihe aggregate summit came gnnlglngly Irom some une peraon whoae rtirasi had tattered nm 1 Is favor". I he Kxceutiir Committee are viorkin: like heat' rs. and eie.i day aend tlirouli tan mall to pro-ni.ient men a nauLer ol hrenilfell) encraieil e rru.ar aspeal.; aim tf ii-rbaily puriiicd kuhscrlptlun ure for warded ll li week', ihe Iruttiea n ill he Juatillrd In taking immediate actio 1 imi Ih tatlieri.ig of do algna. Listovinliig a cummltlee represenltng one 01 Ihe larxeat and mixl famous 11 f liist hide Ciuiol ihnlrs waited tiptn .lurge Mmiidli al ll e O-u n'- .I Club rooms aud volunteinal to xivn a eoaccrt lor the benefit of the fund, In consideration of Mr Tweed's unpsralli'Ied kindueia to the ihh' of tnat section of tne eilt daring the oast act ere winter, and ihe pupils of one of tl.e rraramir srlonUwtil give an exhlbiilon tor t.ie aime caue. Due gentle msn came before the Committee yesterday afitr nenn and said that at ti e close of ir.e rcoatn, If a deficleeici exitltd. he would sohstrlhe the balance, whether It chanced 10 he tlft) or 10tK end an other aat down aud indited Ihe following letter: liatstTAt tm I! iki. l.nrcn s, TO Judfft Edicard M-r r(l(ey. e aliSfnf of the icxt Ittttmental .Si" f-ibofl. PrARSin Kne'me.i i-i-ae find inv cheek, certified upon tl.e National Put. rr." ai-u t'r -vera' Hiik cl Una ti.v, for tne um nf 14. wbn li 1 aim )uur ai cei uuee 01 ua lur lurtt rli Uun to tl e Inr 0 of lonrorgnii-ralttii. 1 d- not know Mr Tvetd p, .'Souailv, el 1 look kp.,n 11. ni i Hit. t hn f ngeni in 1 urlr g tor int greil Uemo eratie pirtv tr Un emrire uie ua .etei,t prond and 1 ruiiusing iioii'iou, and or'! huu ju-iiy emtn. 1 1 ttieercu.tot lisvlui.' do ie un. e ur a ta-nt-Gi' .1 i.mme fer our riiv aiii rn.itb man am hi ngunit ma-i. w hue I admin- ttie bri Iiavv 01 Ilia etie.-tia m irC( n-epei n.a ri'mennnaaei' ul an huin,i e or.gia. rtpnng lug irom rae p,"n,ie an.t ngiinna h a way i. lie i.cu pane; of au eilk lata e i.iihlle ail st'il'kl J A it Ion he Ins let, snd. 11 see ua tuil.'ilie etaiiip'-tf npnnl a in an a laving reraid lor the inn'ira, 01 wknai h s ueuait priueeli tilt to the poor cl his uard I in 1 1 Lirai-e. tviili glial ret, ni. I.IIH Mill PI -I vl Atonrt lloic, Yonkers. V. Tilt: ('OA I. Jf.w; ill llltlUl. Itelun nf Trrrur In I'euiia) It nulit -Tin' 11 nil 1 .llngnlrea ut Wurli-Dcilli l.ui king lu ttir llHrkuese ul .Mldlilghl-Ail Alli-uipl to .lliirdcr Hoy. Horn Ihi Hi rail. Mdt'NT CAiiurt. I'a Murvt. 8, 18TI. 'I his little lovtu ha bien Skaki 11 to lls kety centre ha tl-v re ft nt IrsM'Oy llial r-aulteil iu the il-a.li uf a miner, out he so innuoet I man. Tne Jii,ers' Jujrnat, t r an liana .0 Impi t e t very omaii tui uy tu tliiow I aliguia on Alia- Wi.tkin.'.lle ,'a IWiiitu i-n: Aaauela nun, gla.ll etaliracea tula eiunte tu gue thai urpiui .tia m.othei sub, nor du uieir ouucluai ti,s aaui t all uieuerect tn thr dtatunt realsr. A 1traltt retail ter armed here litn liat evening, and imuu-dimuly inataluU'd an lnveuxatioti 01 uie cuaes and fall urti, ultra of tae murder ui Ur. Una ruaa uu rriday nig.it las'.. 1 UK COattkr-r AtfMI'VT of Ihe sffilr, a t gut 11 from botn tl. intra und opera lur. is s f.u'.un lt aeema Uiat the.e la u secret oegsnixation among the nunera, knuun a the "Molly Vaguiree." 'llnae lurii are nut ineinbors ct the Workiug'aieu's Uenevu ,t nl AiaueiiUun, nei'...er da Ifiy osiung lu an) lelig;- II 11 liudi, hum; it I said, ivrn leij out nf the Churc) and uu' u uu almt.a' Uuiou. They are (he notsl men. uudmpatejlr. In tne ruat r.g on. and from the (act uf tt.e. aeeri-ct the Ku-Klua are nut in te to te feared. t)j Pr.dav sfternuun ial a bu ot sevtntren hss returulag licui.e r mi t., aork in .1 mine nsid by. vtiirn he ws lnuped by one 01 trie Moll. 1 s" who al l 10 link l 11 )our sow 1 l.kii you ruvi I'te been laini fer lou." Tin lior. like all t ihrr miners who dare lo work, no carried pislot. and mien the Ceactrado attkeked hull I. rr. I. Ihe ball took etteel, bill dnl hot ecu ouily injure the lliiu. uho left tuuttciiiig impreea tions un tec black'ec." a term ap(li(d to tn. se nho work be, ore the Urueral Council cuts thr u Lave. a raovip or Tiit.ir hi iiiak etc got together for the purpose of wreakin: ten gtauce on the buy that kUhl. und jt a stat -d huur llic) started tor the houac wlieie he was kuonn lo lite. Mr. Iloltiniu was lit bed, and beaili.g a ir.e Helped lu Ihe uindow and was shut dead If fore he cuu.d soeak. The leal u.'Jsct uf tneir veugeii.es t'e buy Le irtue I'ae imrg and tarncLy lur.iniini that lis tss vuntrd." fjuielly dr-aieJ hlmell and 'lipped out uf the tuck duor. Tne illlalns suppusin tney had killexl the bur. pul a keg ul povvdtr under ti e houi-e and bletr it limn ua fomi.la.lon. I' now ptraentr a frailul s igh, charred and blacken d timber. 'huerrl ln luu sath. and an apptara.,ce ul having been lorn liutr He loot, u 11 ere, uce terilole commentaries 0.1 t'n mid. reve igcrui spun 'Uat poaat -Si'S ttiefc.) Ut'Ul ka In human s UUii It uinal nut L kupptned that the Uurkluatuet.'a IkUflu.ent AlSOClJlliUI la leaoolikibln flir 11 la Intl ileed ol vitn ice. 'I i.i) lo.te mi r roiiuselied ruiale laiivn and laHlcltoiiuiict tu the last ealromlly. 'Ii.i tiiiuie tt.iug ttu toiifucii'.l and ueeuicpuilied by mllun.l, I' Hue, but i.iiiuis uiitslda the VVorkiiu lutu's It'nurolt'.u A- n liii n Dntralur and ui-i den'k of Iht t'onntrv bear cheerful tealukouy to t..e lael lhal tu Ihe (hi'tU ili.n-J b Una orruiutl iou ii'oiii' Is due fie guud or.lt 1 thai prevuils amonr Ut llllllelt, WIIU, If .ell 10 IllCir 0 .1 II SVtil't v III, v. oul 1 In many iniunn'es prnve iinimse'vi's Ihe P(r;'tialoi ol Il.e ir.i al leurml imtrH.i Ti.K 'ju vkau ,Ta," another ore: mi on, n tiur in eharaclei' and de sign lu the Moo) vU.niif," nlili-inin i.o cj. as Inviii perhapi. 1 11 u Ise un Influence over t itu tnliidiuf theii.oit' ailki,y diet' std tuii.eis, P; pn 1 1'ed.ilg lire ni e n'l-ri' '1 id, I eiti St e.-i't, lei iiblo ni tneir ifli'ctt. lor nninitoe: a miner w 10 btanng tu the Workingti'iti's Peiietidem Aiabeta Hon, loi the t.ikt 01 his ttariing lan.' v. sit l.s ,1, i nt Il.e mines, lie Lai nut bven tiiore mu- 1 11 .1 mot .ije iraehts I I'll, l.e l.nonb mil Irom nh.it iinr..i', t'Oucliol I'fkkilny 111 U.i' f.iiloMliis teniia: llr, n ilu iii 10 'li 'I he lluck'hoti i.r en vcur tea I. Yon ill or lo ctar. out not ta uionow. lletiare! 1 ni ii.juuillon is uevtr uiiluedet; he kunkta lull Kill u.i.l lit' penalty v.111 b.'. He 11 '...in lo HI. I.et.i.', tu I.U stirring b.,hc unit awaiin vuth mi ucl.iix l.tait the urilt-r I rum lue liiii ernl Council to rum. if work. Tl.o "lluck- lints" uml "Molly Migulrei'' ur the nlf eoiiaittuted detect tis snd Julges for tl.e Wurk 1 ii.ili n'a ll'kttulunt Asioiiaiiun, ult.mugu not u.iiiilieis ut Iho ui Ur. lie ttilfiiitus ol lulueis and their fataiilie ate dully leooiiiiiig nine erere. Hungir, sleaueas, and deatli aro I e neeeak.ii) nller il.mla of Ihu priaeut crl lis, bat I hi 10 nm ejt' IMI a moral co.ir.igo In I iuii Ipflit lur Ihtu l.ai.'.e as lliuy i.tidt ralmd ihetu In I I ita kshioui lie iMUK'W.iil. The si fuel miners in sliilie iiilmui ail leiueiil ure crunUod tiul y I', t icre tti, V, e 'In,,, dl'Cilliig tl e queati m if tie I our. Hach tit a c uuer ll'olil u dulan a tile aeiit Is ni.rkiiiinid md lliei iilth isger quMiiin, uli'ch lit lni." iiiiaiu'iid, Ui eriiwil seltlea uiiv.ii lo ita (or tier aiuthv. I think it neil nur'hy uf ii-innrk Ihu. limiiik' tut pircilmillon tl rou hout l.ilr reiiuii f. r the pial llo ueiika. 1 Mending aa the) hive on r li t' pnmlpnl euiliilies on npri.lnu il, I I ave mil seen a drunken miner In any (nice. I'ulb;j It Is heenu-e they l.'iie no aioi y to Liu nhlaki'', n an iipei.i'ir reuiaikml tn mo thu otmr dn Hut kkiiu 1 ur kiiew :i tuiin to KutTi r for a "ill, 1011 uf the eraiihur b.r Ivek of in niey lu lurtha ae 11 r I think II t tine inaliili to il.e iiilltislica vl lhe) urktng iiicu'a il ni'Miii ut Atkiirtiiloii and Its laulm's. hile u, eratuis and tn.nei'i ailll mint ie 10 I'u ir nii:i.i il e niiiis, mid cjiiiuiiil l.i.il 11 din r uui tilt aj, 11 jel ai' i', is M 1110 Uui UK'., cannot hoi I n il 111 ic 1 1 1 tr Cat iivl I' t.ie most aeutluvi t.ii .g 111 Lie tturld. No m r.iteii' 1 n h'tind 11 loss ol (l'Ukl) jitr ni.'Iilii l. If 1 u inal tliai.a' ul llie 11 to lie 1 .le) fur II j rn it lu.iliii' uml, Until uthi r t.iiiJ, tno III Hit I III 11" t Ilk', lllld tho tl.lil Dill t'ollll When llie Inthirlioe ul the WmV mvini'ii't lleliet nlent Aaaoctu 11 111 Mill lit' tin i' Him loprt vent t ie in in era hill. Ink' li'eiii,Ui'i. I l.e uperalora m ni l hall un ouibri-Uk e nd d ie il vvuuld, ia trey plane, naie a tun il ihv 11 lu.k lip t'iu f itktiiiialiuii of iniiiura U 1,1.1 lint is ,1.111c I ie bit i!e is nun. I A .tllll'li llinla Cull'. I ,y I 1 1 v 11 1 1 "i'b I v'i' co 11 ih. 1 t, i')i 111 1 d 1. in iV loi a long I mic T1.0 lu .ii I' hi 1 11 t I r 'a t tat, h i 1 it' uuo t 1 1 Jl Itri. 01 Il.e iiokkl.ei L.uiiaa.-Jan, FATIllall PUNT'S TROUBLE, miiu iriLso.s TV.i.iJi mil hioiit of Tilt! UAHOXflOl.lir CT.AJ.V. (ita. Dono 1'lntt Interview llie ex-l,nd Commlaaloner-lldiT Knllier llenl vtnri Kiiehreil-Wlint tho I're-ldout'e 1'iarully licro n Her. aind llldia'l flat. lom llie HVieA'Hfeai lltralit. One of (lie niii.st energetic of our numcron coips of energetic reporters surceasfullv interview ed ex-Cummmsloin r Josspli WitroBiat his resideneo on ThirUeuln sitett, icatcrda), wltti l:.c lollowlia reaiilt Heporler How about this, Mr. Wilson f (Know ing bun a slip irom a New Y'nk Journtl lelitnc tu the payment 10 him of 10,00 tor the Lnnd Ucic? Mnscum.) S.tu ne: "Sir. It's a. 1 false as hell; a lie from be giiiiilng lu end." Weil, bat, Mr, Wilson, for Instance, now It' stslej tint Judge Kdmnnds got u? tnat mnseitm In the Land OSce. and that you had no more to do with II than any one elie." Vt hy, my heavens, ween Edmonds went cnt and 1 vtul in, there Wasn't any mote of a museum thero dan ynu could put In your eye. Only 11 few litl'e specimris of lalurrals, all ot which, bo help me Inuader (e-nphillcally), luu could put ou lhal small table there." Heporler lt Is qulto a lalunble collection now t Mr. vrilsrn Yt ortli lialf a million of duilara. If It's worth .1 cent. Her orter lt Is charged that a gresl many of Ibe specimens lornardi'd to Ih cralce hive been glveu awuy to meni.iers of Con -n ss Irom tune to time, to gain their Influence for certain purposes. Mr. s lls'in I.te I damn lie I Heporler- Norn- Riven sway at all t Mr. Wilaun Y'es, some but ouly whet al times there v,erc duplicates Mi re an given avtar. Ibporte lli'n ion claim Ihe citd.l for getting up the tui ei'tion T Mr. Wilson Of conrie; but I didn't solicit this appropriation. A member of Omgroi toon It in .mud. ar.iply iiccaU'u he inojjtil it was due to me. lteportt-r '1 hey say It you get tlO.OilO, Mr. Capron, ot tne Agricultural Dipailmrut, shuu'd geludJ lur the murcuin which naa bteu colicciel there since he a Commissioner, Mr. Wi sua Ye, he ought to be oalJ. What for Why, for living mere in tno onlldlng. lti'pet tei Didn't knov he lived In Ihe btiildln;. Mr. Wll-on eitHiily he due lives uun lit save rciitlnir 11 1 mate juie l.tporur- Now you're out. Mr. Wilaon.nnd lou have scant ed tne aooicci 01 coinily and oppoltlon lo un. w nnni do you b.ame f V r Vi il.un Well, mere's that lellow O In the Pension Office, the damnedeai Iraud. I think, that llie. He bit 111 11 houp rente I by Hit I'enalcn OIT.ee, and. mUi anut.icr letlos there, has abaaod ir.e constantly, unlit he u ade old Delano believe all te said. Hi'liOtt-r You don't suy Secretary Dilano cot nor, 11 on ou f Mr. Wilson (la, es. He's pluaed Ou to Oram's coiil-iatt, ti u atnmr. Iteponri I'neu you believe lu I'ao Presi'leul's reraonal oproiUlon to you J Mr. W naoii Cir'ainly. As this vaa an Interesilnc point, wo thought wo would fl.nl oul h.tt waa Ilia milk In ine cmoannt, unit did so thinly lli'Oorter vtbal Is there ebout n.e report of your e'j.litclDC old man Dent, the PretlJi til's lathtr-lii-;. li an attempt tocel 1. laluab'e land paleni 1 Mr. llsnu I he nhnle binount of 11 is Uiis. He wauled a patent for land In Carotid) lei, Miraonrl, and. a nual, Ihe cline was Inserted, "not cte'jif rUc adirise claims." 'I hat they didn't want In. I at kid to sign an absolute patent, and rerued to do It. and then It waa that tlrant wrote thai he na,l changed 1 lainlon about Mr. W nsuu of late." Keporter Ten us all about It, Mr. Wilson I v.111. Ho then went down on one knee to an octagonal figure In a three piy tarvet on hi parlor fluur, uad raid: "Now, here il is uinliiik lu the iakuio): Here's ILe country. Nuw, yru see (msppin: tifj va I'll Us fingers the central third nf the figure), ilml' what ihe I'reeiuentlal fanatU waa alter, but didn't est. Tney wanted lo walk rt:hi In thero atul gtt a 1 ..lent al tn-e :ell swoop lor the lalukb: p.irt o! ttiat tiact or Un.t Hep rter You coul.'ra't see it Mr. Wilaon- Nu. 'I Lev thought all they hid to do ws tojnst aik for a ta.id paie-nt ind grt It. lie porter I IK n 11 v, as Nui fur Jei v. ith tl.cm Mr. Wilaun Il nas not fur a land petlect, I as a'liejou. There w. --n't oue of niv '.i-uii-n in the li.ieiiar Department bu! whom 1 caiuld lute bad ttsriit 1 oul In Jok'iann' lime bad I s iu.ud. Hi i alcr-In that to Mr Wl.son lt I, and I hale papers to show Tor u'l I sjy. IUiorit r Mr. Wilton, don't louftel atrangu af ter cull to au oSlee et ery day lor ao lung Mr. Vl usun r.it)-uvo )crt. ltettiittr rnirtj-mo years, 10 hate to rcinala in the boue of a morning t Mr. Milton Oh, I an fie bolet man you eier t.w: I'm cot idle a inoiieat and thev, again, 1 wo i l ou here loag. Ittportt 1 You won't t Why. where are yon going r Mr. Nt tlsun To Cullfornls, 1 Lave been onercd a 1'lendl.l plbt't there, atd lure kCCeplid IL, Uepoiler- M1.IH I atk wnat it it, lucraUio or othemiacf Mr. Wlion-Ye. certainly. Il 1 il.e I're'ldency 1 f the I'ntifortua aud Oregon Land Corupu.ty, at a alar of (ii uV a tear. Ht poller (iomi: ion f lr Wi a, in Yea in aotint ten days. llv o. 11 1 rheii nil Wi I Icai )uj aitoifthtr. aa ou tt I I itouttt, rai sell nut hert T Mr. Wuur. AJh, no i 1 alull rent my property aa it Is HaPOiter I thought. t It has been s'aled, that kou time cotupnraiit.'.y poor, Ihu you would bate 10 sell to undertake so ol; a project y Mr. 1 llson M cll, 1 never made a cent out of the public I ml lu ua life; coLixli can aa, Unit 1 n,.ve; but I have enough tu lake me to Calltjruu HUtlltlW. Hetor.er Then you 111 see all ILe Western ian.1 v.bich bate bieti Ihu kuhject of your tuuugu.a ,ur t ira? Mr. Wil'tin Y'esj but I'll aee )uu all again sonae d'y and mind lion, don't aay suyihiug aauul w lial I've ttld ynu Ilepuito.- Nut for the werld. A llltr .llnenule Ceremiiiiy, oni Ikt ('lftt'firt,rU ()ereiiierrifl. The nlnelcciilh auiuii.l reunion of ihe Aneu nt and Aceepital Hlle for the r-uferring oi dcgie cummencod at the Maaonic Tenip:o at 2 u'.'.ue.k yes lerdaj a'lirnoun. A large nunitir of th- brti'iron uf the Hlte trom Indiana. Mh'tiigau. tViieuuain, IV u:"-).iama. New Y'i.ik. and tiino, in tin Nor.t'e'u jiiriad.eiton, aia.i from Kentucky an 1 Tei.ui u iu hs tioiitiiern Jiiriidlction, were present. 'Iheceio 11 onies eoinmiied at the aopointed hour, and au 11 i.uali) urge numhrr o! cindidalea wire rieaent, 1 nd rrra ived Ihe drgreea up lo Knight of Ihe Nlulti A n il. ittieii Ihe cult took a leeea until 7ta o'clock, al which hour the brethirii agsln ssiemu.ed, and tne 1. ailing 1 rethreii were leceiied aud ml-onicd Viltli lull eere'r.nnle. A large delegation or Knlg.Hs rf Kudoah. In lull custmne, were present irom l.(in. Hie. and itrernleda very Une appt'-rance. Alter the riArpl.un the celel.mnlei of llie degiet-e m ere if.inr ec ml conellutnl at n late hour vt.tu the ilecne of (irand Kiei-t, or fourteenth grade. Cuu il Cnlruilnr Ihla liny. i "hive I. 1 ti, lu ittaa -S, 11, le, t,. T t., t. .It 1 1 1;.'. U. I, l',T, III. lla Mia, Ml I !-l l'n I I nl ll-.tatt at,. S 1 im l' ut tn ni liti..Va la. ..I 1 .tn. K I' tr I I la. 1 4. lie 1. a. .III.- I.'l w..t, II. ul, ut J. la a: la-, lat, if .i aaw. Cue, a I naa lattkaat ntu .ia. l'f 11, T, Su, ,1, i t i va Iti'in r ol'tk s I.indiknt la a rejsliiie tkte b r ri miles, msamatiain, ne'iralcti. spralai, Wrak Iki'k.ursii) Heataiiris o-iaeau by strain. Pur sal at ll.iuiouid'.. Ul Itiiiadwu) a ao at Huablou'. utdcr lliiiTuiaii Home, Near Yurk. l'ric. IV. andtiik) icr I nu lu. .life. Phrenological Ux.iuilu itioni dai at .'Hi U.o.l vay.iuumng laMen.k, deftcia ami hist "irsun. .1.1 A7 .V.I AC. I .Of) to II M UNCI At.. Tnine-iiAr. Muitli M.-Tlie ilay in Wall stent hi. N 1 1 tn, .iratnely iinift, ihuuii as p-u.l Iht' al -iit'o i.g 'iiteri-st of the street has cenired In the I.u, ao aiiare Hit. This market opened Willi n I e.tvy tout and 1 mi made a frauionul recnalon 1.1 the llrsl board, tne p. lot of (he street being ni loiedloftl tlieir tvay caiilloi.aly before e.n"iis; la heavy t'l rkiiuns un till. it aide uf Ue account Ihe moir, howeier. Mas lu the uuyofhi'lur iUla loni, 01 d ihoitly be'ore midday a sharp buy ing in,uir) ci trli'd up pi leva H to .It) Tl cent., i,.o Litter Liiiance btliik' In Pitltburgh, ul.icli roau tu 117.',, though a limited (rude was Moulded. l,,Ur in the dny 1 lieas mori u Wtkward bkiIii, tbu mar ket finally vlndln; up stead), lut considerably iu advance uf Hit- upeuluz llgtirea. Tha Nev York I'tiiti al and IIutlr-011 shares i.vio eltong uu tuuiura of Il.e d.ildeid. I'tiioti Pai'ilie wan wetk, tn t elucl; Jnbblng 11 purl thil the new CnkCrnaa would 1. ndo (lii'Mork 11 the uld une, lu the 11 a'ter ul legislation on thr interest accoual of the run. puiy. Pacific Mull sought loner quotation pu a Wuahiu.'lou .li-palch stutlug pontivslv thai no a Idi ii 11 at aubanly I ad bent put In an) ol the ap pruprialiiin bills, Wetttin I'mun look ott a full hetul ti' ateuiu, and i-'i'. I up 1 1 .'i I lieu was a large IiUMIiOks In the V.'tin nnd. In. I In lit. ici.u.iidsr uf tl r Im I'luallligi nvie qinii n -llli'liil. I.irn wiro no iii h uirtueni.is in ning uton the kuld mark I mili'd iu Ihe liioi-niiu. II ousli dtailngs Wile (julle spltili'd nl HI.; 1 1 1 1 Miiciaili til.uut (ne uun nf tm gold ui'. I'uu 'aids tor this amotiiit- I'd 10 jtl.ilNl.ullJ t llil .'1.(11 111 4t 111'' $.'.'11111 A) liwnrdi'd la'iiif at III all' III la the all 'rnunii tut' tttentfih was h t. and die prvtniiiut seiili'd Int l. 10 lll ilonliili ii 11 1', tu t n tso; Hill the I'.it.oniil uli oftlie ILuk of K'ikl ..lid Mas not ud I need n i xpi 't d. 'flic biriiLig 1 ilei v,ere:i' I. ft ll cent j 3 ex. I Lining Ilcuo ji.ii 11. 1 I'u 11 tiiiu uu tioaaiiio a .Ip'i.i nta lo ,1 1. t.i'i.t o. a ni gold nt inv H.ib In otusr.v ive.i t jj .1 1 11 1' ii'". fij.kil; lulaiiee, ((all, tul. Old h 1 1 1 .1 1 1 11 1. v., it-li,).IIC; pnymoiil jii ii 11 o.l in e. f U.iivlJ. I'he ru celiits lur eu ma ('i'l)k' llo tu'nl ii tli-- al in imi Iihith 11 ink wue JUiti..i'K, fnl b..l uie.'., H,iial'Ja; tin Itu. y baiaUCt 1 (11 1.-.II. 1 ic i.ut'i, at ijuul iliuiii v, or in i 11 1 1 1 tt,i i i' m iu II. V'A it I11 cm .1,. l" r CV h tl ti t mi' He ll.C l.l'aili I UuVJUll It., .11, IV 11 I Ihe general ratas were aad for tight stalling lltl.Si. Commercial bills ate scarce, and sell close on to rtaukr-re', I Money I without essential change, and rnles easy i lo honewer on (lovernment bond at 4 per cent., and on older collalera's at S, Print tannesa notes ure In demand al UUI per cent, The Uuterntneal bond market was dull snd steady In lone al the urcnlnR, excai pt on the 10-10s, whlc-t were weak, and dccllntil lo 1PCX- Bubaequentlr, however. Iho entire market rccorrrad sua clorsd firm, ID Va tencUng lo KWV- Ilusineat has not been remarksbly brisk lu tnl department. The agencies in this city report no subscriptions, to-dsy lo the new loan, lliooyh If iksi agencies were reduced lo Hue or lonr standard firms, and those thr bouses Identi fied itlli the placing or other national loans, a greater succtrs vtould doubtluss have been Iho rtult, Henry Clews JL Co Wallt.,rc portit 4:30 r, M.i l:l. l IM. A'Vd. P. crrencyaii nu, wo. rg...t.&J ui r.a, WI. reg Hat. I.Sv. Wm, 'fVk ioiu...lll Uli la.ljT-l.collll .IlkS I131a'lva,'0;,loui. Ill IIIU S Ws.ICk.. M.iM.llJ Ili'SiViOa, VJi.eoup.. HIV lit) r. iffs.wr.coun, uiy in, to-sm reg ie imQ V0, tt.t.oilli. IH IU'iISJacuop lOltJ icxiv Slve.w. roun. Ml ll.'.vf I' oolu bds 111 las The feature of Ihe ftate bond Hat Was the upward moieairrtt lu new boutb Catolinas, Ur .isnasry and araly Issuis rising iff X? cent, to rs, nnd April and October V cent, to Ii7. Ne Virglnlae made a fart, er advance of 1 13 rent, to C7, 'I rnncssoM be trc dnll st 01 li, and Ueorgla gold 7s nt 9V(. North Carolina were havy, the old at S7t.ftls.nnK de clining V V cent, to HH sud special tax 1 to Ul. MlssnurlUs, Ut. Joseph lue. fell nd from VOX tu Oil';, old Houtb Carolinaa lei ins al 804L). and Atkanaas (Lulls Hock Issue) 59. In cltr Hank harel, Meiropulilan sold at I'll,1 i Amerldu K etiange. 11(1; Hanover, lira; and fourth Na'lonal, 110. Of railroad bonds, Central Parltteat iwere slrongsst, wllh a good demand st td'j. Unions ctrev tng a follow t rlrat morteige. Ma-So'silaad grants, .'loV; and Incomes (i'JJ;fiJ, Me note sales of Alton ami lerrolliute 'JJi st Htla.1 Heck Island 7, VJi Ht. Paul 8 tlcent. tints. lLHuaiCI'i i the con vertible 7 31(i. 0.1 Cle iveland and Pltltbnrgli sec ond", In, und fourths H. On eitrem qnolatlons. New Y'ork Central stock fi'icluited beiwem MlVr 17:, scrip, b"." I'd', Harlem, K" ,OtW; Heading, 11111,'tLlini'i I,ie Hhore. 07 Wabisli, ilail1, j Pltkaurch, IHlU'v Nnethwesloni common. 7P310; pro lernd. Vtl'.aM.'a: Hock IslanJ, IIO?iOtV(j tl. Paul cummon. ftl'itftWiV; piefarred, KS'&'Vt t Ohio and Mlsllpm, a:i'.7,ittji C aud 1. 1 VlHtUlK I I'nlon I'aclfic, ViS. (ii"'" Hannibal rnd tit. Joaepli, tWiiOSI.! and prrier-ed, inurtlUl's. Al tho buarda ne iiuir sales of Michlan Central nt lift; New Jersey Central, li;'4 i Port Wayne, l)?, lloton, Hartford asd Erie. I f Delaware l.'irka wsnns, and Weatern, llsU. Dubuque and Hloux ily. US Panama, 7i.S3iin; C. C Cinclualtl and intuiiai'oil-, 8l',Ci-'5; I irau and Alien, III; Ohio and Mlsil-sipnl preferred. 7t',i2,75 1 Morris and l.'n-cx. t'.1', and New Yoik ami New Haven aerlp, ltd. In llm miaeelianeou nu Pacific Mall declined irom st. to 4IX while Western Union was stronr, and advanced alradlly oue and three qnaiter per cent. toMV Quicksilver was dnll, at US 41.1 IV t t ut Consulloallon Cial of Mar) land was acllvc al ill Hfilll. ftiles of Msrjlsnd Coal were reported al .Ui,C.Jl,s Qulckllirr preferred, 'J); Urunawirk I.) j.ln'i. 'i'v Mariposa. (i'( i preferred, IU,1, and Huston Water Power, 31'1'i'llV. Kiprsa shires ttery quiet asd steauyon sales of Adama at C3H i Wells, Karo A Co.', i United blalel, IS;-; und American, 47iU4s. Closing prices at 1 1", M. vter.-t nil. at I aw, .as'it T. t. II. C. KV VTIK )hlo Milt.... 41 4IH i.i. ct ii.cer. los 3S "el-l.ck ft iV.Ku lw.V t.ancia. ........t;-7 ir?)J t. J Central ntj pas ine HIS SIS;Unlon I'acino VI S teanine IK lrrji.lll.an.l8lj ICI tl i "a enure. UMg nt,) do ereb-irixl. laiv 1UK Wahiun. tty Mis c. 4 l.i tl), nv I'lttiboich ltd IICSIIH- Central .lit', tans orthwoiern.. ni tmyj seel It. Tel..., 6V UM no. aiet IV 3Sfe't Mats.... 4ts tu, loekls.and. ,1ns UJ'iisrism more mi; c." tirlW.tne. ?V H".ir r Co Kt. 41 tf.akkurAul 51 U SSsiAmMer II Ex.. as' do. ITU WH T7UIU. li. txpress.. id sa ttAsrrxo axu i-ixAyciAr A CIIOICK SKCUIHTT. HEW YOKK. AND ObWEOO MLDla..VU 11AIL KOA1) COMPANY. Ktrt Mortgage 7 per rent OoM Honda. A very large lull pnkl-up stuck ulwriptlon. tiai, .VJO, AND SI.Oaj HONDri, COUPON AND I'.UUlSTKltl'.D. The new trunk Ime from New Y'ork city to the North in I West, between the New Y'ork Central anJ laio Hallwats, and many mllci shorter than i Ither frost New Turk to Ilnfi'alo. 'I no hundred and twenty miles of flnlthed road already lu existence, cost twice tho kmonit of bon-'.r IsautJ rasy fairly bo callel Uio bast character of real estate loan; title perfect and valno constantly enhancing bveu of bonds potillrrly Ucilled tu J'.fl.uOO per mile of finished read. A very small lean per mite, highly thought of oy bankers, and nc btliuve a security of Ihe Llflwat crads. The road Is earning largely. Is n better inivalnieul luau money In a sarin: oaok. For sale ly laUoUOK OPDY'Kn Jl CO., Hankers, iU Nasiatl at. Nriv York llurkels. Tni'esOAT. March II P tor it anii MEAt Th" inai-e- UAainore active lor abipplng extras at rav f a i lur coniaaun. ttnli mm ur Uie prllcr grailra lor in Wrat Initio nt ti.taf; ,u. but oiliertkb"' tlie imr U'l mi i rv il'i 1. halo. 11.0.1 hull it lolUtV. o'j lor skneriinf f. iA--t 7 pr eaiaiuou lo cho.ee e-tunoiiig ex Ira. i'.uV. 7& iur common to kooj lasers' niau.ii. and tts:a fur OoaMe ixira and fHinPy bruail huatlii ru U ura la guou drimud. alc larlbMa. nl liiMtlS tor shipping etna, and I -'Mat la lur liAktr' and lam lv eaira. liye Hour la Ure kp en ianve demand, ail. a l.iuO,ibl. i.t tl.iatbff oil meal .n l.e-Vf denun t. with aslci "I SXJ tibia, at )3 UUtur t-oiiin on tl i -tciu. au 1 it tr oulot le. (,'TTt vilth fitorati.e lorekin news, the market via V.e htgner s.lt's t.s 0 hale-nt U'fc lor rotda lug li r i b la. an l lSe tor 'ow do. I'mnrc deliver! cnila n ta- ii. .i i vi il., s.iUa lan Lle. i losing at ns" .-r Uaioh. 1. r Atrn cud Hay. and 14e lurJuuu, I' V, aad tukllfct all on the oal, ol IvW luiudling. ei M,k Ka lloalu a k lairit t.e .t i-and iti-Hdy tale -ol gio oh.t. strained fieiiu lartl at la 71. and lassj huie. do lu arilva at f.' J. .-olrit turreutine auil sot heavy sale po Obis in lui,i mg ortier at Mse. Pe truleiuii quiet vale el I s e hhh. (or imuiedntie de livery at a-,c. till unetiAngtd. -Vhkey flriner t t inc. I allow firm at s vulvi Ktc.irlno aull at ti'-c. Pidgins null to Lounun iM poia. Hour at liulikl. uy tteam Os'icsRirs Coff. e wss fairly active and remains veit 11. m; li'o. 11-,1-elio.: Javi. lanri sl.n Haia CAibo, lrkal. ail guld talis of ItzX bag Ihu ntr l.a'"u utipriinie iu. nit. Mu.aaAi- woaqaut out i.rmi talis if) blls. how ur eal., al S-Vsltc. aud go l.tids. prune l'OIti) llieii.fit Uk'. kt'lie it it iiilkl audlinehnnyu't Ul ll small ea.t-a at nsse for t aroin. an i 7,ik)C Im lu. goon, bnrar leiualna flr i an.I nia.'i villi a goud de ni uid, tar ta good leflning k-at-.r. anle of l.l.-i i has at es,c ntnl rx.-a.'i tor iuii. reniied ua. .u fair deimud aud firm. Laid. U'.c tott nl.ltv. ln.i. lSr aid yeiluw. IC .ttii'vf. tiUAt -t -lvi.Ai fain) w -ive af a stiate e.uier prices lalei ol 13.000 nuh. at ploliu for olJ aud new kpn.is tn itnre and art1 at fl avi ft a inr l.ea api leg In s.nre and atluat i llaV for eld led winter adoal i a". lur aii.teT titiier lte kai more ncivet ea't n ported n.' i'.Iji Im-h pan It eiuiu, at II U ftsrlry dull and noniina. Oai vrry r.tui at C7oW for No. 4 i-uin. anil ki4.'lc. lor eta'.t' and whits tiliio un tae due and all al. C.iru dall aud It. lower S klt'a V7.Q00 i.ukii at SkjaSle rorneiv Wcaieruon the tracaTand do liiere.l, nnd Maivya. for lVeitrrn a. i t yellow. Piiuriatohs I'uri. un the aiitat tvai quiet i tiuall sa'es ul Mid lor nawpnets aid ttl MO lor oldiuets. lor 1 iturc di livery ac'lve i'nlea of I e.O hbls. for April and l.uoo Icr vav at 111.15. rt 'er quiet aud nucnango I 01 t I'.SIttS for plum end csir l meat 1 leree beel quiet t l-Wt.1.50 lor prime men an I t-kat3l foi extra incts. Ief hams quint at ftli(. llacou ua null nnd heat) i l i-.g eior. 10k all.c Cut luual dull an.I i.ueiiaugeJ. Lard dull an I heavi a! 'juo ie. a: 15 1 Ue loi rily and lYiisU)e Ivr tteatetai for futtiie iti'liiery LtlXMoa Mar al li) ,e. I'.n'ier more aeuv. at tne ,a.e tin', in state ,"ac.,ani IV. it ri nltiic. luet aleadt a( iiaJnVi' fur (at or e auil Ual4t- 'oi Uairic Fruh e'g. li-i'. I.I ll' Mmlt .llillkel, Nr.w YilUi. 7'Luraiiay. Muic.i The lii'liils t' Ik v.a vttru it car l.tada, or bad it' '.u a' Mch.ia .lU.utldW iura at I uui i tuilliua Aa 1 hen' tivru va tai 1im.Ii tu t'ie y..rd iroin netiv uu air vair, 'll.titwai uoitiiog d' tug at to 'Ui i' -t'l. an 1 uut few s ii al i um iiniiiu iwi mil i ie i tltiini i ai Wei h ih ken in'ie i.li iul,l at Ui-Bllte. t A., attuning liu cialitfu Sieee tiuldav In priC". l)f iliee? tiiore weie 11 ears. or .1 .U'l heat Dears at niiiui it ,,iair. 6 ears ai Vic kt.. i, aid 'I eara at l''ri) eighth atifi't Ihe untiket ua I'ttr, and iali liitlude u ear t.karts of si ii" aud vtiari in at t', -l.e ivillt pn 1 1 f a ear losl of laiuauad ahw p. 1 a) Is. Utei ige ui l',i. 't'ai'nl' -t it-.1 ears, ur ttdtl tuei. arrlvnl, at lur siiujliit'iea direct, ao live Inji tvere uftat'd, l e,i n itimr ktow at Uar.'.o. r tor rity, a'nl I s,c lor Weaieri. Jt.utiM: iMt:t.t.tui:.ct:. U1K I Al l 1.0 ALU ta Al' THIS HIT. tua tlx C 16 M.ntal C Ollttouu (ti... Li li n. ii it v I an Tm uAi rsndk Hook.. V (Aiitiuv. Iiiauu.l) ti.llsll Uale U 11 Arrlreil-riii'nsnAr. Marcti Ptean.ehlp 1V an ke, Hie, tm. mil uulAe and pai. Meani'ti p China, lave rronl, ludae and p as. Mi.ii,ial,ii, llntaiiuiii, tnaigow, iu1,e. aud paif. shlu ruuilanline laii Ian. indss ship W'i'.iii.iiil. h.i I'rai.tatuo, niilio. l'.a.k l la I.. llaUIUi', tujill. Ua... I.U.ek.t ip iuivu. i.uul and tktnf. Ilirk Piith 1trete, H i'n 'ill la, .nd' Uu- tl 'i nl'ig Mar. liuaiitauiMiiio, sugar, l'.i g i t aiuur. Cieniti' nu kuar III ill ihituiivraso. yiuiunsa. iiivlaatts. A ao. Hit' Ulna, rik It Suit' itlitleU kna-.l h. i Alien- Metinii.iili i i't in Mirnli. Vira I'm; Co luiiih'ii liar ins tlou iiiinei. Htvuniial ouili t aiu linn, I.r lie, ton Albei.i irle. Noilolki Paiiuiii, Liver I in Cll5!Ut55 JlollCfl, Alter n Tllill ul uie,' It) en n, Ur ClII.U' SAIAK'k 1 1.)' ll.k I'll I, Have proved lu Im Itu in re lai.la i.'iu ii r en rtk'tlii-; ud Irregulardiea u I inuo-. i m n i ol... n. t one. it nether iruin edd or tatia a ivi I si 'i-'it dint Hull it Un unci' uvx. I'nte tl muit in luau I'V Minting).) I),-, i' L.i un. I.MAS., etud li) allurug'i its. P hs t.all. e oik Inieiitni a wlttimg In app'y for patent are liilnrin ed Uut a liiieiii it i.ea i 'l i i d ki una id I'lnirna. lil'lial I'alen' liSlea' ii la-en 'M'Onnl ln- ill If ovil-lll B it) I I n ll i -I I'aia io v I'llll lufuiuiatluu kltuu al thu otti'e, ur iiiui.iM ou irqifit. Wbrelel' .V Wilaun tliieutllea, 1.1-41 llr.iml. uiy.kKlilui iu I'ugt" IW l"'r uoiilli, wltti oairaua vharT!. Uaeiuma lal.'t. J. I'. hi. l.ia. Minn ymi ferl n cinuli cr lironehliil utlii. lion i ie i nu o.i I i ill nr i a A i 1 III rry IN i to il, III' I nit' ll I i ton .t bceonl-- lli klAlli hi t'li'' (vll'ant l.eulll'llll'll'i HhIm ei-l ii m. i i ohSklll'.lU, ui.iuiac u.ir, Ui bai an it jrAJiRten. miRnAN.WKSIAMINK.-Urlh IU, Jss.Tlwnl., i II: ill son, Jacob Iturnans to ttary Jeasamlne. rH 'OMIi-(IAKI.I'.Y.-In this cltr. oy Ihe Rev. A.C.- aJH ttretinaiad.c, 1), Ciunti, of Altiaav, lit Krah Jat Mr- I jf!U low. nee uakiey, nf Sew Tnrg. I 1 t AMH1AMA -ririiliSON.-Sy the Her. FtedfilcH 'J Bill, tavarore Caislana lo Ulen Augusta Peterson. 1-jD in roito HO. Jijfl i JUf.'oTilV.'J A.! L'anibrlds, UL, by Iho ClieallCoprt. C i l'JM iS, "argaret Uoynlou from rrancU Hoyia. J IS niilU'i'tW,1. '.h'i'" CJ'H M,rch V JuilK, I 1'fl 5?w.! I' ,L"l.fim'.?'f.-,,,is,-rT"e ton" Annua J i C A. Croful irom JoiinP, t'rolnt. Laoae. adnlievs. Cus- I tody of chiLI awarded to the pufntiir, Ucicoifaat diil i IdB not eonis.i. l'lstiitura aitorney, ueorgi ir tV)u' i MiM aoannes, t rv H men. AMlKlltO.N. -Da Thnildir, March t, I'almond An- i 'II derion. sr., In (hi a;in year of Ilia age. 1 Notice ot Innerat berearter. e flpl niiltKKIfllUFr -Al JaraaiCA. I.. I on Thurtaar. M S March 9. ornellus I. Urinkcihoff. aged tl ycats. f U la'l he reUtlve and frlnids of tne faintly are respect- Hl lady lavlled lo allend Ihe Inneial, on Snn lie after- mM noon ail o'clock, from lliereii'Ionce of Ann UlsaVan L CB uvse. at Janislca, f IMl I L'Mkllekl.Y.-ln Wllllsmihurgh, on Tliurmlsy 1 IH moiniug, Marea tl. Auguala, mo belove I daoghlsr ofl IB Jamei and Delia Cnnimligey, aged I years and i W tnonthe. 11 The relatives and friends of Uie family are reipaet- pfl Inlly invited to aticiui tho runeral, Irom tin) resnlenei I-H Jtiierpur, ule, 131 I'ruiui.ou halurday, March 11, abt S CO.VSOU -OnThuri lay, March P.1S71, Thomas Con- a IH i 01 K'tK-oui I, county uaiway, Ireland. I'M Iho relatliei and friends of the family, and those rr i M l.li brother Patrick, aio restecunlir rrqueiHal lo st- LH tend the Inarrsl.nu bund;. March it.ix I p. II. pre-. 1 Mt rl-clr. irom his laio re drner, ll l.ul Lin it" aJ Saaaal salctuii rt-utiltiii niaa will be ccliibrated un balurdar" H morning, March ll.nl 1 J A. M., at the L'huicli of IL ativiiy. Jd av near 1 t. I XIX.-AI tae y vetetl Itnuae. In tnVtelty, on the 9ttW TfH nt Sd montti, M ililain W I ox, In Ihe SI in yesr of hi 1 11 ace- i MEbJ (lt)LI)HS.-On Wednesday, Msrch R, Msry Ann Ool- IM den, wire ot Isaiah Uoidcn, aged U Jvsrs, 7 months, I and '-radayi. -e Ihe rersttves and friends are respectrully Invited to Sfl attend tho lnncrl eervieei, Irom ner late reaidrnee, nlSI 237 Leouard at., corner of powers, willlamsouigh, I,. I.. un tauirraiT afternoon, at il P, M. .IILA.NKY.-un Hiurtday, March Pannle, relict of M He.iylleiny. t HB Ihe re'atives and friends of thu family, and or her HB sons, tliillam J. und lleurv ,i Heaney, ate respect- 1 WM fully Invited to attend tno funeral, Iruin the retidenea, KJBJ either son, II H he ntr M, on Saturday, Uarc.l It, a(t 'I'B Kht'ft.-On the Mb Inn., William, only son of Ocorgs 1IH P. and taro.uio Kecg, aaed tic year. i HjH funiralou Iriday. al 1 P M..rrom 113 K.tst 40th it. M McttlSM!" -Maieh 9. Irtt. .liana V.. Ilarley UcOin- i. nis, uH.i High st lliuoklyn, sged M years, 11 mouths, mM audlliUyi. I 11 I bo funeral will take place on Sunday next, at IH I U 0 olock, Iiuin the h iu-. Wd Toronto pai-er pleaae copy. j X tIAItltLV (in i. di. tula), fih lnt., after sihort Ul- IT lien. Km. ru Mirun, sou ol Mary an I the late Pat- I K r.ek Mai rln, aged 'Wyi ais, 3 uionihs, and todays. 1 jH be le atlve and Irl-nda ol llie umily, asd Ihoe of W his Prother-in law, lllittani M. AlcKoon, are lespect- U Itu y luvitcd ti-attind ihe funeral, on Nattt day morn- M t ig. at It) o r i i t. Iro i the residence ot bis M mother. 15 I'riu u t.. corner of liliraneth ll. Tn icmslks will ha taken to si. Patrick's Cathedral.whcriv KI a solemn high man uf ratinlcm will be offered for tho repose of his soul t thence to Calvary Ceaiclcrr lor In- jk terment. wL MUUNhTMarch D.llogh Mooney.agcdWnaaa, 9J uinnllii, and OdaiB, B T e funeral Kill lake place Trom his late realdenen. C souitesit corner of sib st and M av. on enlarday, tltli K mat., at I P. M. rtirrrlailvtt and mends of Ihe family R are respectfully invited to aticud. I H UicAltlllY-()nTucsday,Mareh7,rranclt Uclhir- V thy. aged M tears and a months. 1 'Ihe leiative and frienda are tnvlte-1 to attend tho C Wt funeral, Irom hie lata residence, '-III West litu st, oa j S 1-rl'lar t I o'clock. W KYA.N -4in Ineadty evening, Msrch 1, Jano Hyan. M Eg wiouw of Jair.ea Kysn, lonneriy of Itanwnod. parien of m 1 atllelown, counlv stoaih, lleland. age 1 VO years. 'I U I he relatives snd friends of ner sou. orneluis Hyan, il fl aro rrspectiuil) lavlled to attend the funeral, on yrl- J fat! iiay.tot.i loal.. at IQ A. M prenelr. fro.uSU lOia av. JX Her rerniin will be cotsrteit t) the L'liurcn of Dm J IB. Holy Croee, wheie a solemn htgh inia nil! bo cele KW Prated for the reimie or her aoni. and Initu tneoce. to r M lludeon county t uliiol.c Cemetery, Jersey City. f Wi' hen Orleana paper oiecie copy. ,1 Jul MlhltWutil) In Itroi kljn. v.. I)., on WrdaimtlaT Otl evening, Mali ne Ldwin L lufaul sou of James u sua .1 ILl Ltlev 1. fhetwond. aged 7 weeks and days. al 1 1 (uneial al )3muUi nil st on Pilday, the HHIi Inst,, sSflj at 3 o'elot-L. M I t TIIOMl'SO.S'.-On Vvri!ncday. March 8, of general -a riebilllr, Andrew lliomptun, agsa Cl years, I iuuuUi, IK I und IS dsrs. ,1' F The ruueral wt't lake pltce on Snuday. IJth IniL, at t 'Jl h i o clock, trom In late residence aji Front si. Iho V L Ulendi nl ihe fsnnly arc respectfully Invited to attend. fj It liATLIUt-tin lutiday, Unrca 7, Martia llauer.tn VL the 71d year of his sire T Hie relaUvei and irtends ot U.e family aro icipcct- 0 IB fuityinvtiei to it'a'iai tbu ruueral. on fndsv morn- '3 1 lug. at vs o'clock, truui hi late rc-i leuec, lie Clnrluan ,V IH st. Ihi icnialn will La eoiiveyed lo Sit Patnca'a P U, Cathettrst, wliere a snltoiiu high niaa of rrqnlein will Jt fm be ei'irnrates for It e reno-o ol his aoul. Ilie..e! lu lltrt if ti si. C.ntelcrv r t luternieiii. JL H tui: ttiiAf-o.N why. J mM vnr is Tilt ikuiAk llkkii lax-rug si i'itrvrit? IKH 11. Itecauiu lie l uno ul tiao few mortal lu wkoni m UijH Ihe dlrinc art or l.e ibng icemi lo havt dtscenJed aa Ja-Kl le'Ttliiut.'lni.erltBnce ,TMPH 3d. Iteuiuiu h-h.i InveatUiltvleverv remody knowa f to ecleiice, anil. In addition, ns now remedici tioai uui tg WH Held and tore!, ol bl uan ubuoveiy, ajl of Uui KuJ lireateil ioilble i-meacr and value. FH 3d llerause be bis mi routine nay of treating all i ftml t'-ues alike, but treats eacti patient who siercdlycom- II ral inn In health to hi care according 10 th" actual con- ilitlon of tucn patient. I' Ifl 4th Iteeuuie. hailiig madea spcclaltv of Mver. I.nnr. V JmH nnd Itlood lit.eniea. li- hai an rlpeeli'iKO tthli'li Ime IV aVtjBJ i-xteiiatal tu ten- of llinu-an'ia ol laie greater et J flBj t erieue'. It i tare to am um.. A-iy o.uae iiriaa nian. er fflasaal Mb lletaiise he 't'leeti his riiMd.i-s tor eacli east) al JOfBJ v. un audi rare, iiet'a iiariidei re.etabit-n-eati. aud ue- XI freBJ I'ules hi wb'.le lite and energltia In niaaitu h.s prso if lataBJ I ce fiiceiitifnl-tu gel hta pallenla thoroughly suit rs IxfH p inimnnilr enratl st w4H omci.am itro-idwry between lVli and llth Ht. -jj IB A WCKIthY M'.W M'API'.lt IN THE f IC M DONS PI 1 r nca'lll.Vl. ALMil.l) TOtVNSe.M) W ill ml, t-eulu ine pub M-a'.iu of anna ut-rar- ncckly, lo i tlJBJ Till. (AriTAI.. T ISjfl Bl Die eliy of Wah!n.-ton, Maitii 1.', 17' 9 liWt A bandiuine fulli uewai sa?r of il. eo'umn. printed i ffBjl in n.w ti in-, i ith a new rnk rated tjih- p, I, ami oca- m BJ nouil i iu I rai iuiii. Itu .miti- rouieius are lo bi a) I lYflll nnuuul. aim written by Inr acutu-t iKBervors and incwc C PtHI liei'i'luiit itinera ui ihedav f lijlfll MIT A I'.M'iiK 10.1 TUP OLD PAICTY POUICrtl, IV lufl but adAht'-d li the lute iei-tual r"iiiuiciuents of our tl maval 1 erlud lu IIh1 r-on-tderatn n nf pnnifc men aod qne-. M Ifi Bl lion. aiinreaaivety inoe(-endi'iu. and alwais -i'kln-r. a rlWM cut inn (jna iit. ihe rare. t'ie rirtivhai an 1 l ,o literary iv HVBI a-ptvi of i-o.iiici loaliort. jf B1 lilt. OIlUAN OP TUK IIKTIK'I IMPUI.tf'KI -I) US lt nil! euntuin the Ai-ooUittt t'ri-t,i Ii-iai-rnus up to ia lifll Ihe huu' or going in picas, sua the latest public ami 'J? LB1 local itemi. X IgLJBJ irret-iaiiealnre win laiorlclaal vtoric uiHinepisolea. Ix ffyBJ local lie, and phrii'iiiii n i at ine nat.unal eanu.il, krru 5 lBj and IrvuraiAiii torreeiHiii'leiici' Irom tht tair clue ar utflj snd Ui elate t-apilal-. ajiotutoiy Indc.-endiiut imlrs. p WaS id i. rial., aud 'd"ur.i hi ail rug li the h car, freala A WwM Lalli. and "H-na bii1 tl.ite aorlctv i.tnri Daring Un 1 amBkl l.-rr 1 Hi: t Al 11 tl hi.1 i oi i nu i m deeii,tlona or C flBJ rtirr natluuil ui-tiiutiun ant bur m in Ui" 1. nlleii 'rBJ Mate, noting the idn stneracick and hurt rfecoona or ayBJ lee-aiiie It w.ll euih'ator dlligenliy lo be ate Iuii Pkivaie I irixcxa' licpukraa at Tilt Scat oa- j titllXKNVIkNr. Tl c Bl I'r.ct. ta.r ieijr 1 1 afruiiea. ,y rB FAitserlrttans, atverilaeiuenis, anl eummnnleatlnnii rfll will lie aihlri'.tcil tn Ibe olPro I TIIK API I'AI, in 'MM llth St., iirjr Pcoi.eilv.mi ur,. Maahiiit-aii, I). C Tj t "Bl (il MAT I.OVK ptTOItV (II' NEW YAtlvT 7 tlaokey's long expected story, 3 J WM Till: UHAi ellADOW, J j 'I a legendiry toiuanee of u Y'ork, will eomtneoca j 'fl teal Mol.il.il lu Ihe H rilltMUI. COMPAMns. ,t 'iifl ANOTMHIC .-1 NIIP.A 11. J, J' Aa matter uov, run, llir elu i o:' iho AVe ilni HI. V fj' p-mi imul 1 do aull to make nuie ariaugriuenl by i jl u luc i he oould iit ure Ihumital imgraof rilK (I.)IltS 1 4 and liana into the eol of rmtiinf tnio tvi e the news J whleh helm no.en Y airplays Wrjuim s aiucro f jr r'pruit uf Tuiaday'- i.L'li!'."-7'.i Sn, Jnr. ,t Ij W. .1 Ea .M I f N lli'lt, lVliltlN ,V CO., J '.(i lei iiinli u, i'a'(i- il.. IIh: in i.iopo- S B I.I I IN (lull l.. Nr. i i ililk, -f A ium i ti iiii'i, nt Jc n l itil AM' IU li' I tl. II. i ---ll l.h, J M V' 'It llio'i. r n Si.uit i ii.ll. o A' ol a, I ain't- f' Il l.il'roait thee'." I'ltdln i-. 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h! JjE I Bj i Hj. THE SUN, FRIDAY, MAI.OII 10, 18TL III inECONSTRUOTING FRANCE, R i! I S7r.i vavttAi, Avnntcaa or mr. rar.a. W f JIWST Or TIIK iltSVVBLtO. 'I, I Jlladlni- vp th Wdn4i nnd Preparing for ,'L n'Xtw and (llorloue Cnreer-.Y Win and ji Fatrlotle Programme. The following 11 the speech delivered j M. T Mert In the French National Aurnibly it IV)? i detax, ea tb 19th ult., on iceeptlns; tbe position I', of chief of the executive power of the Fundi lit' II' rabllci t 1 moit. In the first plice, think too. nut Indeed I,1 for tre heavy burden job heva laid upon niv ahoul Tl i alert, bul for the confidence you hive reposed In roe. Appilled as I iln it the difficult, perilous, and (bote K i k all palnlul lltk Imposed upon uie.rnv onlr feeling W I (hit I mol ttphetltitlngly and ibsoluiely obey .III the command! of the conniVy, which ttiould Le til E tbe more readily obcied end filthlulli icconipllahed 9 1 liecaute the country Is ill tbe more loved for being Ij I tinforluriite. Ala I ye. We re more unfottu il rate lodai then at any ronner period of onr tut, Jr. rlortooe, and Tirlrd blttory. which recorde how III i alien alter the gtCJlcsl mllortnnei we hae then v "Raiii, powerful end glorious ippiiuie. and how el,avo ever participated lu everything treat, tab. lime, nnd humaniting. i liorce It nowuu'ortunalf.no doublfc but the tllll rii. genuine one of the greatest nnd most powerful It eruutriet of tbe tartlij uiwan firm, proud, Inn- I liautlibie In btr resources, and above til hctolc- K valines mat l ng ri-slatance at Pans, which will re- J: rutin une of tbe greatest monuments of human en. h vtrt and constancy. Full of confidence In Iho recnperallre power of our dear cuuntrjr, without hesitation, without calculating Hie co-t lo myself, yield lo the national mil expressed by you, and I um here to obey your orders, subject only to this reserve, that I shall re (1st yon li, carried away by generous but lit-conaid-; 1 rcd feellnr, you shuuld ask me lo tske a entitle II which political wl.dooi must condemn, lust as ilxhl 1 months ago I stood up ngaiual tbe latal current f bicu led us Into a dlastrou war. 1 i In the Interest of unity of action you hate con ilt Bded to ine tbe choice of m) colteteues, I hare i'i atlected them nlthout any ,nt ter motite of prefer 7 encetlian thit ci the public esteem universally ac- 1 corded to ti.elr c'jiricior and capacity. 1 hare taken them, not from one of the parties which di- I vide us, not from Hie country at large Just as the iEi country It-elf In teuillnx you here has Ircqucnllr Toted on the same li t lor names appircntiy roost IH coiifllctlnir, but united In reality In tbe common tdia S of patriotism and good feelinc. Lot me now rejd the list of my colleagues: M. i IK Dulaurr, Mlnl'ler ol Justice; M. Jules Karre, For rlcn Ao.ilrs j II. l'lcunl, Interior il. Jules Mmon. 1'ubllc Inttinciiun M. de I.aict, Futile Works; H VI I-ilnVtei lit. loinnurco; (Jen. Lo FIO, War Ad- f,i? mlral I'oti.uan, Marine ILo honorable member ful vhnm we Intend to lie Hnuue allnltler Is not now aaamass. tn Itorjeaut, and therefore I cannot mention bis Imme, UjVirU wilt donlitlns half rcmarkedthat Ittkeno tortlolto f.ir mjsclf. 'Iho reason Is that 1 require leisure to pay ntlmtion to all the dcpartiieult ol fat (loyeinment of France. Without bilnsiny )OU to-dai a piogramine of my llorernnien', a thin; which lu any else tnusl always be yacue, I take the liberty i! sbbmitiliu i observations on tbe Idea ul union by which I aui RUlded, and Irom which 1 liope the recoiislllLliea ol the countr may emerge. It) 2 a prorreruut, regularly constituted toclrty, Taceably aiid,rllboul !rl-lion yielding to the pro Ci ess of opinion, ci cry party reprccuU a polltictl eystetn. and lo attempt to unite them all In one nd I ynlalstrution would I' id Inevitably to a deadlook or a, conflict. Cut alas I can It be said list our present ttualluu It that of a recularly constituted eoclely Frat ce, precipitated Into a war wi'.hout any vn'l I reason, nnd InsoOclrnlly prepared, has seen half er lenltory Inva led, her army drstroied, ber fine iTEanlratlon nrokrn up, her old and powerful unity shaken, her finance derap;ed, the flawerofher jouib taken trim labor lo die on ptltle fleldt, order rreatly tiotbied by the sudden appearance of in anity, and, since the capitulation Ol Fans, war tus prnded fort lew days only, ready to recommence tiTtleas a (luvernn,ent rmninaiidtng the respect ol Europe full couragei utly accept power and take rpou liae'f the rip nilulllty of mot pun ful neo iKtioiis, lu order to p-event 'rlthtful calami irs. Iu noli a tijlo of thini-i Is there, can there be, two policies Is it not nci ary. uueiit, inevlta 1 e, to have bntlhe one policy of puttipg nu end In our woes at the carllml po"IUIo moment f Can amy cue be to a tit to say that vie should not as soon an potslblc pui au end to t le loreln occupation by n peter cturHft cuH nrcotialed, and which will not IV accepted unless it is honorable To relieve our fn-Ui from the enemy which rv mtra Ibein to licall fiom abroad our renerals, ofllcers, and soldiers who aie prisoners, and to con stitute with them a valiant and disciplined arm- to reestablish order: to replace Immediately admin istrators who have ir.toed, or who are not worthy to remain to telcrin by means of new elections, ti e dissolved Councils-drncral and Municipal Coun cils, and thus rrcor.stltute onr disorginlaed admin istration to put a stop to ruinous eicndlture; to n-itcre, If cot our f.nanctr that cannot be the work of adl at least our crejlt, without which we cannot faco prosit, cuzsgetnenU j tn tend back to Inelr fields and Iht lr lactorles our Mobiles and our Sloblliies to oti the Intercepted roads, to ro linlld the I rolcn brldce, and to revive suspended lalr, which alone can ahord meant of subsistence to our peasunta aud artlrani such Is our task. Can any one te I us of anytnlnr, mure pressing f Is there an) bod l.eie who would dare lo dlsiuse i e ertlciea of the Constitution, kuonlnx all the time that our prisoners are expiring through want 1n Itr on cocnirles, or while our populatloLs. dtlus mWtt hunger, are obliged to gite no to a foreitn aoldlery the last moisel of bread that Is left them I No, no, messieurs, to raiko pcace.l lo reortanlie, to revive credit, to restue labor, that Is the only txillcr issiblt, and een roncetvabl" at this mu went For thai, etery sensinie, honet, enlubuned sun. whether a rrubllc-in or uionarchlst. wlU be able to work u-e'ully and worthll and let him but lu so for a year; cro.fir sis month, and he wil, lw able to reuirn lo it e b'xoni ol till country with ,Iiead erecl. and tth a tal.slled consri jnce. l'hen, without doubt, after v e shall have rendere t onr rotihtiy tbtto urytnlly uieded services; when we sli.il base ral'ed Irom trie soil wuere she lies Ihe nob o victim called Fiance; when we shall tuve Lea'ed her wound", acd reanimated her fone, we shall return to tl it question and, reestablished, and btving rc'ovrtcd Ihe liberty of her mind, France will de ertnn e l.oir shall live. When tils rork of resioratlou l,ail te ended, and it cannot be er long, tne it ue lo discus anl to consider p aos W Korernniiut will have come; and It will notlben take up time ttiil Is needed for the safety of tbe crumr). Already tot:.cwhat relb red from I. e suf 1 stings of a re vol Ui u, ve shrttl then bnve recovered tnr Kitg tout; our rtconilltutlon having U-eu rCt-cted undet t. e ltti ubllcan liovermuent, werhali lie eble ,-almly lo pr 1 1 unre rs to our tuture course, fl and Ibis JuJgment will be given not by a minority, l H but by a majority orcliltem that Is to lay, py the n n iltonil wi l l.eelf, I Y ftuch Is the only policy that is at once practicable. i tf neenllal, aud adaptid lo the sorrowful circum UJ pinnies. II Is to tlu li.at my honorable colleajues j' H r ready to devote their well-lrled faculties; it Is II It Ii tbl lhat lor uiy part, despite a;e and the iil;ues I) ill cf a long life, I am pre) ure 1 lu devote He ilren;tii ,'J, tb.it remain! to me. r.ltbuut cvlrulatlon, without ij'lflfl ,uy olber ambition, I aesore you, t an mat of re- cetvlng In my last hums the regrets of my fullon f,M cititcas; in!, jernilt me lo add, without even belnt I ,re, after tbe moat unwearied devotion, of obtain. hi if og Jostle lor my c Curls. V I i llut that mst'irs not In the presence of t suffer log, a perltnln rountry. all personal conslderatloat V'li leo'lid be unpardonaolii. Let us unite, messieurs. J' 1 in rand In provlc uieltet capable of concord and UHt) wrtdom we eliull gala tbe esteem of Kurope; and hlZ' with Its esteem, Ha coOreritiun, w thali command jj: T the resi-ect of the enemy, lad tint will be the 'i V ,fatronrtl wenpou juu can plsce In the hands of Ui !l ,Iiom who will defend Ihe Interests of France tn the III T arrive negollatio"S ab' ul to be opened. Leave then r llo a penoil wl.ldi cannot be very remote those uk latlfferences In prlnclplra which have divided ui, H s (Which will perhaps divide us yet but let them not If; it (do se, to long as the Indulgence In thoee rnnvirtions JJ n reeu.t. 1 know, of slncete contlelionwouid le il- it 'trtlt an attack against the exlelenee and the safety il of the country. tj A Stun I OOlcer Defended. '(Is It tt litr of ?u, Pt Tlio cuirespouilent of Tua Hm wrllint; rl tfrom on board id the I'nlted Httles ship Alukt, jijl (In the Katl Indies, chtrges Mr. Watson, the eiscu- t p itlve offleer of that ship, with brutality and druaken- jpneas. I served with Mr. Wilson on board of the fVnlted Utiles flagsbip llsrirird, hare be;n intltntte tfit' 'with him tflsit, as'iorv, nl home, and abroad, ami SI 1 never knew him to like a glas of liquor of any jr fctuJ, to use a proline or vu';ar word, or lo raise i t )ils Land to a human be In. lie Is a perfect 1 1, Christian urntlrmin, and every oBcer In the nary J Will bear a.e out in tin staleinrnl. Hewn one of I? l'arrarut'i c, nil ed i Ciers. He is one of the most it; lielored and tnimiil nice In the r. iiole navy. (J Tbea.iilora udir ired hull lor m klnilnns and bravery IS and Joliunv W ttn m has fui tnin been hel 1 up as a ilf moJel pattern (or ouiig iiflirxrs, I write tin. at t Vt. itrue, tried Irl'nel ol I iitnu sudei .luliu Critteii'teu A III IVataon, an.1 1 lelteie etiry oSlier in the nat y If t ,vuld rndurse ettrr woru 1 have written. UU H.o. y p Su. Jamea 1'lsU, .Ir.i Hurt n Nrvmpnprr, i. '(tiiii II,' f rtl t'l fas. 2. B, Wc liuvt- toml iinson to ktirttv that Col. James Slf FHi,.lr. N.ntii lU.'ii tent is'. U. h. N. V., list been 1 1, K for n Iouk tis.e anviou lo enter tie newi-puper I v world in a mi unary capacliy, and wc ire now as- li lr d that he ins i uir i tho imlilon he I. as o 1 ,j louj rovetwl He line puicha.e i the IHlUy and 'VU't- L sup fl, mil lltij, i in walU the p'luk ml inea i j 7 toifloi). lie l.tk tun, mi liwin, convlnted the phi- v if lo'ophers of Iln Tiili 't't that in- Im ncured i ma- if 'i Jorlly ol tbe shares ic that paper, and tin this fiiends ilorare and Wlutt ,aw I ell will have lolikeaniis III i' f lutiiilityln tin-bai k ;rund. We tru.t that tho f!l I t'oli.uel in his ni'igniirmi'y will provide lor III emey, J-flKi tind li en be Inn v witn Knot propriety luin While ji'JJv la Held over lu ihe Woman's l.'uhta ninety ur 25, tietwien them and the Ire -livers he wul be in a wore coiiKenial atino.phtie. ili' The .uplirr. of Ml.l llrrnn, 'iSf' y Cr'- Faulkln., n the sliip Lnlei prise, which U rrlved at this purl intttda, makes the foiiowmz i.J report: "n Teh. 11 w. i-vpuMmoii tt fdciar pale i Hi IT1'"'1' h"! tei i m. vi. i-i..e lor ailnrli-sii It i..ur. Ai lima- it b. e-i, a nut m.,,1, o, ti,, mho J f' I (line; ve had Ire" villous sn irom all pom', of L the run l we I iil r .,,i,i,M v. 'I ft nnd ii u mi i ti )ii .I v iti v i lit Xwenf ,l,je m i 1 u a I u. t tl. .t i Tt war BBBBBBBBBBBBBe I' L lfSja wfgmmmpm I .11, TIT AT Biri ItTOlfS QVAItltT. All Ilia TTaaklnitan OrHrlale, Incladlaa tk I'reeldenl, anld la ke Interested. Don Piatt In Me nnfcfnnort CVmmerrtaf. Valorous John Lofftn, amonu other reasons given last night for the Immediate removal of tbe ctplltl, rot Into a quarry of old red stone, and hnried fraimente of the same about with amailug vizor. Ferhaps you do not know whit It meant by the "old ted stone." It Is not tbtt discovered br the famoos geologist lingo .Miller, but a quarry dis covered by Mr Kldwell, druti-l'l. of Washington Mr. Kldwell, although a Southerner and a "leeesh," htd Northern prlaclp'et when It comes to miklfg money, and so he turned his qntrr) Into a company, and sold or distributed the atock very Jndlclously. lien. Orjnt, It Is laid, came In for a thtre, or sev eral shares probably, (ln. Ulcliler Is aitidtoba a stockholder indeed, II Is very difficult. I am told, to find an official about Washington, eicept the lit tle Mullet, butt who hit slock In the old red stone, called lhe"Beneca Stone Quarry." I suppose the 3utny waa called "fencer' because of the wisdom Ispuyed In tbe distribution of stock. He that as It may, this sandstone hat, architecturally, been cropping ont In n most tremendout tutnner about Wttlilnglon. llulldlogt alt going up right and left of the beautifully tinted fcrmrtlon, and It Isbeinj need by the Clovernment to a tremendous client. Kvervwhrre that a slab of old HsnecJ can be put down by the (losetnment, down It goes, Ihe very ceineltiles are being lined with It, and If little Yln nle lloim gets another order for an absurdity to be called a ttalu'. she will have lo cut II out of red stone, orate won't meitwllh Iht approbation of the Uovcrnrnrnt anv longer, Capt. John. In his wnlh last night at having the capital to dangerously near inch a qnsrry, came very near giving the names of tnt ttockhoiders, bul he checked himself lust In time, air K.ldrldge, on uoheslthy Congressional growth on the Democratic side, gol after t'upt. John and wanted Ihe names, but he lai'ed to secure them t.nd unless tbe pen tire public will take my assurances as to some of theui. taese namet art very likely to remiln unknown. ffjlnnitb FfmnltJ. V-limilIsT prices work given out In ptv for i sewing micMne by Inttallmenie t inttruc tlun rree DLAKheV ro.Mi, 13Slh St.. bet llioadway and Sib ay. roll I'KTENT forawnman lo nnnertake Iheron. irol of a into waterla I factors i alio, several gooi hanat, at M Walker at, nTK.NCKIl. lluWLr.rr CO. -IOO hl'IT bands wanted alio, Urovcr A liaacr machine hands. 8 4 vr. li fOftwiS.IM Church sr. AC! I It It wanted for general liouework i mutt be a good wejrtr tn.l troner. Apply ai 7 alontcoiuery si., corner Kan Ilroadwsv. N einer'cneetl oceratnr on W tt "s mvchlnt on Udir." undergsruienla and suits. Ill Union at.. Ureeepoint. 1 -KX f'F.lt I i;M,'Kl servants, alto girls lately A landed, tt CAKl'V.N tKllV.cor llth tt tad tth iv AT 137 KAST MOTIIHT good work to pav for sewing machines t Insimcllon freei open evening. A" TSOl noWI'.UY, Orst-Citss sewing machines by inonlAly paymenu la work i lastructton fren. -l'MllVKIt Prsncttera wanted Apply to m.NCmiAN. HILL to.. aSJIIrosciwty S otralor wantM fn f-lnzrr's No. 1 rrachine, tt C r IthATTYV. 41 Msrrer st Hale oMemate t It Tl P1CIA I. flowers -Ooo! hands wantedi t highest wagtspaid. 4T1 Broadway, up stairs. VMNIlia7-UltletTfet understand t'lio biisioess. i Canal si., near tlrpadway. AtlltKAT demand for eood ilrlt (all kinds), at IMItri av, over drug store. HASTt'.ltH, tailors, and latloreaaea nn fine and rce ilata eoau. American Kiprws Omlllng, Uand 61 Hudson it- im floor Bl.'TTO.NIIOitF. matters, operators, and hasten, for fine alpaca and linen coati. Mi West ftth st. BAssThKrt tnd pressers on linen and tlpaca ticks. II Urove st., corner of Bedford, HI'TTIIN sewers wtalodoa taeshors, InUlre at prucc it up stairs. EXFUtTiKNCKn iTsiiJs for ladle1 suits wort gives out.at MKlM lOUl si, I.s KNTCliAHS operator onladles' suits wanted. 1 Mrs. MIUULETUN, tf Broadway, between Ilia aid nth He. 1.sHrT-CItArt operators waolei oi sewing ma 'chines, 1.. liitTUXlS Cti tnd 7 Thomas it, LM.t TI-'HH on la.1iet nndergarmentt wtnted by 'aNDIU'b IIIIUJ..a5toM llndioniL 1 It for geerrtl housework In private faru J liy, good wither and ironer. lBKsilMihat. (eiltl.Sto mate piper boiest sirady work sal X good wucei, lall ii (Manet it.,Sd tloor. I tlOlfhatr-weavarrwanled a"i 1'II AsT HOUhltS A V1Cl).'fi,31t Lanalsr. (loud wages pala. Cs I It I. to work on awnings i on who nnleritsnli T the palues. Uroadwar. TTaIK: ll.t lit !-(llrli to matt Imitation hair I 1 itngnont and curls t constant work and gn a wtjes. Arply lo HEo IT. MALIIIV IM Ulceckertt. nHJII r."T prices paid i work given ont to pay for am-ciasa ttwiog mach.nef iiHttructlnn free, at lUOrtlAKKItn, Uowery. TAIIIKS-Weed end "wneler" vfiliun eewliic J uacheesold on tnitalimenti, asvahie In wot k at home Mi'-V TOUlC MACHINE bTITClllNO CO, ta IMtrctcret. LAUV fanva-r-n wanted lo tell Ilartletl't lllnv Ualed Mapof New Tork Cllr. Apply lo JLII. IIAKTLKTT. K itr adway. up stairs. I A II I liS furiil-het with wolk to par for sewtug .J uiacMuee. ai 119 uietcker tl. OI'KltATOIIe wante-1 on1ne -teVat'TTiison ma" etinr Nrne nt imsrt eiperirnced hanli on ia drei' undergarmeola need apnlv HKit TAUL K WetS4lhst. OI'KIt ATOIIS wanted ou Wilioi OiMu ii.ia ctd ie t alo lucamg glvan ont. at st Hudson it., American Eipress bnli lto 1AVI.0IIA Wiiiiuni lit. OFKItATItltsona nger's mschint. anlhastri on coats i fr hi M la 110 per week. Apply at S'aJ tin st betwevn Avi. C. and li. Ol'Ult ATOItS on singar' raaehices; a.io. cr i flultti -ra, iteady woik and good wagca. Apply at Si tMlludionst.uptttlts, OITII ATOItr on Wh"ifrft H liwn'a rnaeltinea oo white sains. AMHIl'S llltDr).. U Hudson it. I'l'.lt ATOIIH, Pasters, and fiultlieri oa line hup I panu. r.t Mi) at near lolion av.. llroo.'jn. OI'KIt ATllltr ouUowe'a muhlaTon ihoct, at t Kail Itr, adw.y, 1)ARAsllla -t(W e nenenred ranis watte i to make and line paraeol- ou WtMcv ft niDe'e tua ct..n a. eooq wages aul iteady etnpioymeul; taachlnii lurnl-hed to thoe -vh hav inn MMON lll.m.H A CO., 9! Leonard st. 1)A FF.lt IIO. frt.- Wauled', a nutnber'of gnid worker on rouul tod laiarehtxrs, Apnly at the SI. Collar Co.. corner Jay and Witnliuion sts, 1 A I'll II IIO.V makers warned s or 6 tlrls itbo un deritand the business, at lis f'l.l'oii st. IIAI.DW1.N A j CI.LftllAFK. CFtVINtl .II.U'niNKra, all best klad. r.ntel it wltn orivilec of tiuyiu: Moll on moathlv i,av ments. It llreenwlrh av., near JetlVraon Hanoi. IS' Ltt llroadwav, near ftntgers. fplecdld Wneeler A UlUooIr .m t-tl up, La Ilea taught. YANTKI-An operator oa Wheeler A WUeonS tt mschine on cuiloin shirts i alio, a good but'on hole maker st adt work all vear tlrungh Call (or three daia, HTklCIIKLMAN. VU eth av.. above Mlib it. WANTKII-a" wet ntree i one who tits a fretlt tt breast of nulk. is prrfee.ly healtny. and ran give good references. Apply at 61 flerrepnni at Ilrookiyn. WANTI'.D-Siraw sewers to sew on ttjcbloi k i it le. per score given. Al.o to slier hatai extra prices glten. A. J. IllXO.S, in eth av, VT A NTKII A rlret.rlaii cutler and Utter oa laoleV t V suits i also a arirl to lev who can bring ber own machine. W Cranberry it .Hronalyn. V ANTKII-Operators. custom shlrTsicai unite tj VI er III a week i steady work all the lime, Alto, buttonhole inikers. 4114 av, VA NTF.DA first claia' Protestant woman for tt rrneral nouiewark la lite conn try. Apply alia West Md st. V ANTF.ll-Exoerlenied operators en Vtlllcoxa. 11 Ulbbi's uicniat, for lar work, in Ihe home. ft. llltil.L CU..3I Walker it. WANTPlll-IWI rirei-cti tie niakeitt no work glteaout. JOtt.NhON.TUCKLn CO., 1 IThttt sLjJthJloor. v A NTKII -Ladles for good workt bet. sewine mt li chine tnsltiicltoii free t open etentngs, ill vth tv. V A NTHII-V irsi clan new sMrt Ironen t alio. 11 young man, at launlry.SM lit ay., ournjr 3tlli H. A NTF.II-iouie good hacUl ri on JutuSI0 West tl il it st belwcecn lo hjind Dili avs W'A.NTF.D A number nf good panliluon makers 11 at I'sj eoulh till it Willlainiburgh. W ANTl'.Ii-A girl to roog. waih, a idTron i also, a It ehlld's nure. at IIS Kail 5,lh it. VATi;il-airfi forj ipanningt expTrlented hands praierred. 1 1 VYillltm tt, VATI,l)-AlT Weil SV1 it., iwoiraali'girlt for 1 1 light houiework. YI'MI Jl I It l.t canohtairi iTtaihjni7rrel o lx" 1 ingl and nuiali at 6. ,-vch, or b i ,rj at f St a aei'k. at the lrl' lodt tn; h iui. Ul llleei-ver it .Sew York. i NF.tV SIIIKT ir.nrn snt "netioeotn starcber itlwaoieiat he put iu Laundry, 101 thompoti st. rMiltlltu-" 3I.;i!, t IH'SIM'r coat maker tn go a lion oliunre, 1 Iro i nu i nil from In II i.l A. IIAVMONl) titer .t, i- tin of 1 niton md Nastau its. il.STI.i;UAN ol cip-rlenie wtnted to oilioll orders P-r a seam pjcklu; box utauu.aviory on i iiit.in.i.li.n IIS ttetiVitliii. 1IIIV VNTi:i) tlllllti'Sre.raurant7tlurcet.-k-I ei t ah li -in feu tl and II o'i lock A tl. (lAi:il Alt l.lt witnte-l to take eharte of a ihup j onlj one inorJiuhly cotnpetcot an I h-ivm; expe rience need ipp'y. '1 1KKAS V A I'll S.11A ItT, Inieiliuent errand noil wanted) oulv ihoe u.nt i-au write and come well rrrnminendeil net-a apply, addretefor Iwoda l X Z boi It), sun offle S""TOI-T buy wauled, ariout 11 to go errandi mlciT O pun.ilii i wsjci 6, 11 Uo d st.. beiore U. riMI Fit I.NTKHrs -lint el a Job hand waatcil. lit I I an tun tl. tlood relcrencea required. "V A NTF.D-A )oimg man lo drive Inralture truck II ana live with fanilli (laruiaii p-ilerred. Apnlv l-eloH-h o'eioii, with iclercnce, at 1 Ulivcr it.,lo the l ariiiao A NTI'.i) I'o go In the country a f ret-cla" wau tl on honer mid cartl-ise Irlni'uer INU nt M Hey st. In lii'.-iiio.iiina, IILNNLri' J- IlUKIMIKItKK. V A N'I'I'.I). -A firl c ass billiard lull lurnr want il M. tn'ii .'t, n.i 1.1 adv work will lie givin. Appiy lo rili-.L.t A ciil.LKNIJKII. W Uroldniiy. V AM'lill-A imu to prnn cl in hat brlmt, at" t M. I' A I 11 30,, H.rifl I'. A I. i j i .m i ,k tl Kuur. 4'i t t Jar tN's'l II i luuer A .i at a nu.l i all i a KiTr(tb...SFiiIf. AhHIHTA NT CAHUIRR srtnted i l youth abont IS or 10 teart of age, resldlnr wltn his parents, who is quiet aud roriect at figures and a good lodge of snoney Apply to tf. K. FKT ION, J71 ffiiwery. AliA,iii eha"nc loran"lndoilrioiri man lo sell staple goods that are nsel In every household I tevdy employment will be given. Address AVhllT, box lift, nun otflce. ACJKNTH wanted for a new patent tlgal Just out snr to sell readily. 7iB ilroidway, roo.n I. JJItl HII JIAKEHH wanted. 10 WHITEWASH NAII.KIU. 10 FAINT Mttrgll IlANIlf. llliAIILF.T 4 SMtm.ZSl Pearl it. Bl wanted t one that has worked at the painting business, all at 1 .Morion St.. Inlhe carpenter saop. (ill 1 1,11 It UN and hoys and cirlt with go-id reenm i inenitttions ran obtain excellent hoinei In the West by ipplylng at 19 hist 4ih it, 1 At'K rariNNKKH and mnle eolin'ert wanted' for el night work In a woollen mill. Joi Cnurch tt TH1IIT IIANIlHantedTKitripiyriilen ac it customed Id weaving on power looms to work all night foi stair nights. aftr which tine work br lb diy win be fnrmshed. Apply at the fsctnrv of Atlantic Manofacttirlni Co., 5'th il belweea 10th and 11 to avs. J AitTM bluiitT, btrpeili.lendcnl. 1)AIKil IIANlilMlS l'ACKHIl wanted-A romietent man who nnderatatdi ttie hulien, can app.ytolt. L HOLIIMON A HON'e, 1V1 and 1st Iter cor si., between 10 A. M. and S 1. SI. OirAKItYMF.N wanted-aMMh si belweenfith and 61 n avs t 11.3a per day, ei'TtlNII WllttK comtnenced.-Now is the timet p mrc an ca an I laoorera with families wishing to go Wen win he stinted, Apply at li Kail Jib it. Compa ny going March l. CllflF.tIA KF.USwani'eTon new woraTaid repali. ing at 10 Ann st hJ'einent. ritiVtl good metal snlnners aernslom'd to ail kinds 1 ol tamp woik. A plr at Mauhettan Draas and alannfartuilng Co.. 3tta st. and 1st av. rilO It i; 1,1 Ml .tlACIIINR I'KK.I)Kltft.-Wanl-1 ed. a Itoy accntiomed to leed a ruling machmt. Cd allll Willlani ilreet. fl'6 111(11. Kit nlAKhUH.-Wanted.a rfrspclasi I left.nanded riveter Apply to HUMl'IIUKV k WATbON. Iltldgepori, t,na, V A NTF.II-JtO mcihanlcsTfarmers, gsrdeners. aid tl Itlorera willing to Join a roSrcatlve colony which li to itait on the Iron and ftth lost toFlorniat 163 acres tin th sea sliore to each. For particulars call immediately at Demllt Hall, corner of Md at. and 3d as l'AI'IN. VATKI-Voang men for llores, porters for vv warehouses and tiotels: alio, coaehmen. grntnu. walterinen, eubtenien. larmers and gnrdeners provided with excellent situation, oy apolylng to: lr. MAN MM,. 41 Court it.. Uroaklra. V ATi:il A young man about is or 20 years old It to lend bar i ou who m .eruvi li his b tsinns t corner of Urandand e'nlloa nvs.. Hrooklyri t oae rrtm New Vork preierreJ. J. (IALLaOIIKII. TANTF.U-A good, steady, cc nnetent biker to it lake charge of nreal and rake department. In quire of Hie H AF.I. CAVKNLV, Kluihlng. U I., tbe foreuooai of this week. V A NTKIr-A imail boy lo serve small route anl it rotnd nei stand. Inqalre al 15 Wait lloustoa it., alter tl o'rloc'c A. M. VV ATRI-A good" fioorman. Apply "ill It. K.C it ilVo horieaboelng anop, Mewark and Willow sli., Ilob-ikea. N. J. YVANTKIs -tine men wboundrrstanda aamlpaner it tng wood i alio, two boji to letru pttuu carting. No. IU Lanrent tt VV ANTK A smart hoe. abouTTl.'ats'otdTfor IV the 1-nenii Uutlard Mills, cor. Centre and White its., fid Boor. WASTDU- fancy riakcr to start builneas a short II distance up the Hudion. Inquire at 16 and 16 Jay street. WANTKII-A practical machinery i.iaugblsman, if Apply alter II o'clock A. ll.. SrJ Iirnadway. oi in Ulttij 4 Cf). VT A NTKI1-A few good harness ttltehers to go out 11 of town. Apply al J) Warren st .New Vork. V ANTKIS A good strongman porter at VY AM. I'Al'hlt cui.LAil CO..Stl Centre st, VATTiT-Tw"n Iri-clae roaclifnliti" Apply to ltJJ'iiltlKN A HILL. IJ Hold it., hew- York. YVANTKII-A rlratc'aai la.rnnaa la a llure store, 1 1 atti HAIlAlimiTIIKHS.aiw m avj V A NT til)-A hiaelimtth on carl and wagon work. V I Inquire at ?a IM av. W A NTKD-A harness maker, general loblTnr hand, 1 V no Kaitai'h st. IIEt'li II A.sTifwnted ApTiron board Mil steamboat. Tier as Kssl Ittver, before noon. Siltniiom Klanitfi. Alt F.MPKCTA HI.i: toung woman, with her own sewiaz macatne, want a situation with a dre-s-maker or seamstress wage no object, bnt a home d strrd. Ad dress L1ZZII; e) iipamtnurgli I'-.it llfilce. tlt'.Ntl man Horn Nona tler.uanr wnae aalin al oa as porter ha i wit ing to uo any w ir be li a ship carpenter by trade and tpeaa-a Kngllsu. llcaae n .lice addreas, A. rerrKltsKN s Hester it A .It A It It I K II man. 'wTrb a larnily. Ju't arrived from Hcotland, wl.hei cniil-iymsi.t li ny capac Its i a gool penman, a-.d not ufralJ of hard wurt. Addreis (IKilIUli; box 113. rdn ofii-e. Altl'.M'KCTA llt.K nurilid wonta-i "wnaes-a baby to wet norae al her own residence, or would go out. CaUat ztj tin av corner uih it. A YOirMl man wanta to learn the irocerv h-ist. yvnesa; aiiy no object. Addicts T. Mulll'ilY, (Irani il Ton ogee, clip VVOl'Ml man. Vl vcanoul wh'iea to learn any .traurt goodtcforence. Addrets TIIAUK, box til, nn ofiloe. VhlTIATItlN wanted by agooflr -til and rake t aker t good rclerenr -a given. 1)1 lliitniton st. IN A grocery sti.ie, by a )tung manof good qua in cations anl some expert -tee; liidlsn itaMe tef r e.ic aa lo rnarar-tei ware not so much an opjert i good place Address el. It. ri eth av., Newt nrk 7 (III FltlNTEHS.-Au active and IntellireurdTrr and dumb young man wanta a situan n to b-arn the Stiluiirg bnslnee r.vn res t roanuscrlpt rapllly. Ad Iresa WILLIMI, box ISi Min otlie J1K. IIKMil FAI 1,7 Drriimafer fr m I'arli. solicits the patronage cf the l.direi all ordera filled promptly, and no tt itppolnttnents. Innhesrin at to Cranberr) it., cor ruiton it., np stairs. II oiknn. CITI'tTIDNH wanlel hv two hiva. tied PI an I li iTs teors. lo learn the plunib'ftir and gai ttttin: tiade reside with th. r parent, aaa Weal 21ih si b.et of le ft r. nee If require! WANTKII-A sltuitinnbv a prictiral gamer nui tl cooler .1 years in last tltoatioa: t-t of re'e-e-ences. Addrei, tor 3 d M'llLlt.lui uo, no onic JjutintJJ Ch:i:i((3. V FA HTNF.lt want" fur t nw palett. ureful In eicry fanali. t araid on taie utlllKaat Houa ton it, room l.t. New Votkclty. BI'TCIIFIt MIHF foria.e. Inotfru aTit lih at., near ear and, lu ojsier sal-ton, tt iiiiaiabitrgh. HAKKItV for sale A rare ehanee fur a practical man. Addrrei v.. box PK hitu ornee. it I'fS JsTOH F.-.Mut be io'rt Inime.tlateln liquor tore very cheap to-dav t cigar Slorei. toy ilore. dc. r,i Weil li-td st, hi'cn.ent 1;itll rA I.K-fheVock. finiiris, I.-aie, Ac of two frit-tlaje c rner groc-ry storei. wttii nore. 1-trots, hame t, Ac. there will be a I aso given fur ten jears of one of the abvve stores t ether pta'a will be to d very cheap. luqulreof JIPthi'H WAUItl S, HI i. rove tt.. Jeisycitr 1 still S.M.i:- The slock und flilurri.'witn I tears eie, of a corner ttnimr ton Is I tested lu oueof um beat nam of ihe Highth Mail ileum coir. Ul Wist st. near Murray. I, "lill MA I,K-lUre"erience-. firtclass nsi"and" 'ors-.er market, low rent, and slaud unsurpasaed, so nhwet cornr of tnuav. ad 31in its.; latlifectory reasons for selling. I, Ml It Hthi-lln caiyieriiiirerfnify l.trnTsried first elan Poardlng h iu;e In L'nlrerslit p. ire. n led witn good patlng boardrra. II KKItll, tot (Irand at. 171)11 SA l,p:-t-anjr and toy it ire, next tn the pub-' lie ichoul, i.UMotl it. belling ou tccouol of tick, nosi. I'.Mlil SAI.F.-Aflne mlfk bulneis eoniliung of two routes and depot. Inquire m lot (laid St., Ilrooklyu, 1,"lt HAI.R A small liquor store and fixings i good reasons lor selllni. 430 west Mm si., near trth av I, 'Oil HA 1,1". A butler tore, bow doing a good Potmen. Inquire at in ttli nr.. New York, I-MlTi peVirF-trTold eslabll aWlbakery with long 1 1 rase. Inquire al SO Kroiil tl.- I ."(I It MA I.F.Matlon House oilier saloon and re? 1 taurai.l, 10 bast llroa In av. IJMIIt MA l.l'.-A liquor store doing a good 1 iDUilnoisT Apply at i.n L-onaid si, I .Mill HA 1,1! atock and fixtures of lauty goods Sttre.lUHlliav. OYmTKH and flih market for svle, dnlng'a gooj business, Applv alir a lJreiilll lib ay WANTKII-A steady young man wlthflM raili, aa 11 partner in a good paying cah hiiitnese. Apply al the llrni-ral Axei.c). JJJ 1 itiion tt Ilrookiyn, nu stairs, flMI 31 KS (IF CAFITA I,. ArT opportunity ft I row oifcred of scouring Ihe whole or part ol tn t tlah.lih-d eewlnir iiiscni ic maniilaciuring eitnblieh-m-nt, wlfi all faillliles, new, and ronihb'le winking ii Her, liceiiitid iind -r all of ine shuttle and roniblii. t on patents, Addre with r- tl niuie. hl.H IMI MA e DISK, rare of box Lv,v, New fork I'tut llfilce. el V -HlltK lll.TtlT aud giocerj i selllng'jo quartiaday must be sold. 101 Allanllc it., llrooklm. kjl r; ,r-N'()T!t"i:t ont7rtineiy,toyand ila Ql I ft tio'iir) store, Il Marlou at., at a sacrifice, oo ai-toiiul ol tut lviie-a. Slifttll.iiuotia, l'l IIMT-I'I.AMm vonng cow. with a calf a week n it. for .t, .at Mr. U. OmVlML IViitidde nv (Irccuillk. N. J. A ItAlllli; Itl'.tl ('(I V. nearly drT.rorialeclieTp i alr-IMV(iN'iJiiables. 1 44 nnd lfl Rut luili u p (IKIA ItH tnadn lu Iln country by Cuhani wiih The" j finest Vu -It Aiiajit leaf a Urge stor o.i li ind to I e sold at whole-ale and ictall t all the qualities of Ihe lest Imported al liolf price, lul Naisau st. lA.MIIF.S suit fnrlner reduced In price if th"iicw V loiiirciioiirry, IP.' Cnalhaiii at. (lite us a call. V 1AMII FA I II I'dlt dltK (lllFFKiT V.J M Alt I IN KAl.UFI,KIi ICS bllNH, U fullon it. 1,'OH HAI,K-A Mhorio cniine aud Pollers.:- J J 'lAYI.IIlf ACO.Mtortlaiidtrt. IDA II V 11(111 F.t, Leaky lloofa- Ml kin Ii nfroofi I li'Pilrcd, in t ie water t'glit. an 1 guarantee I by fr( iiV'IM.1). I'llll.l b A CO. Hi Maiden laae.N V. J)(ti' lll'FK'F, NOTIClf.-lhe mails fu"r Lurnpo" iiuuns lnti wioi ii'linir -attir l,i Man n II Kil. tvlil cluiti at tula ofllee on u- e l tv at 11:00 A. M i on Aril neioitv al II M.: ou Tliurulav al I.1 M.. and on bat in day niit-WA I' ILJllM.w. I'listiiiaifr. f!'(i Fl, t'l'l ll, i. ii Ml Pxiiins for V'iiiier I ii ai 1.4 n i e r i i nu. i, ii t e In f r i w i k it. iu c r in in. ii i.i', 'J'l X t i u I i to i) lip .1 lll 1 Fl tl,IK- il Jitit1 tSsfatt- JOWA A N N B Ult AM KA HAILIIOAD LANU3 FOft 8 ALU, OK It TEARS' CHEUIT AT 6 Fit It CBST WTKrtKST. No pirt of principal dne for two years, tnd afterward only one-ninth yearlr. Products will pay for land and good Improvements ranch withla the limit of this gene rout credit. On these libertt tennt every csptble tnd enteprislng man, bating only small toeana, can Hon acquire a good farm and home for himself and fa-ntty. Circulars glvlag fall particulars are inpplled grain i and any wishing to Induce othen lo emlgrtla wllh them, or to farm a colony, are Invited to aik for all they want to dlatrlbate. Apply to OKO. B. IIAI1UIS, Land Commluloner, Darlington and Mo. Hirer a IL Co. For Iowa Isndl, at Barling ton, Iowa. For Nebraska lands, al Lincoln, Nebraska. Feraoni In New York and vicinity eta get droolers tnd further Infortnitlon by catling on W. D. COWLES. Fulcra Land anlFatienger Agent, n, A M. ft. IL Co., g Astor llonie. New loth. A OIIANC'K I'Oll F.VKItV FF,UMI1N, A fcfl'EeilALLY rilfi wnilKMA.N. t LOTH AT NOltsVOOtl, N.J., on Northern lallroau. oolv tl mllei limn Chambers tt. ferryt titne.M inlnntesi f-ti esthi only ItO cam. bal ance fa per month, (jood nrlthoothoodt school nn ihe properly stoies. etc Large nnniner sold alrea ly. lull particulars at II L. WILLIAM.w'H.tll Hroadway, room or It, II ltUSaHLLM, Hudson it..New York. -FF-TOWN advertisers etn Inieit advertise- menu In 'lira sere. Times Trlbnne. and o-ner principal city papers, at the regular I ates, al MX Wt st girt at. i (JUF.A p"lnt nearMeTfoie jiTpoT.'llsrlein railroad. t I'rlce teto-hallcaah. A chancs to secure a lot thai will douolc lo vnlne In a nori eim. Anply lo (I. W. UlTCIILTT.a New Clumbers st. TJF.IKIF.N CITY FltllFr.HTY'.-I'Oll 8Al.r. I a six iota on Jewell roa I, tlergen Clly, N. J-. a fine villa llto. Fur teims,dtc.. adJrct 1. IV KNOLaNI), Snn office Iron MA l,K cheap, lo eloeo ait esuf. tnt o.d eitsb llihcd butiness corner, consist nc of to homes, two lots, aud liable, aouiheaat earner of Itrdford and riushlng an.. Ilronklvn. Annly ni Nortl 2d .1 near (Irahani av.. to HKNItYP. Mk Vl'. Administrator. I; OK MAI.lt ebesp. Itrtrs ey. In I.Vh wnret-A itory baierueri and sul cellar frame home. filled tn, water and sal. II rooms, all in good order. Apply atKOSd St.. Wnltmbnrgh. I'.'tllt MAI.n-The -lory brick-" store and Ilwelll-g tn ill it., Aiiliamitjuricli. now patlng II per cent.t terms easy Apply to JAtlLd C LAlilL, 43 llrcadway Itdlt MAI.K-A story. basement, and attlo frame hoti. ei .North aih il., bet. 1st aud lid til, Willlims birgn, HOI'SiTan II MIT for 'sale. W soulh 1st St., wil iiui:iurh stninotca from tlrand St. feiry. In quire on the premises. ITlTMFOIt MA lrrfn piois of four and'e'glit, at Jpr- ranzptgttom foOi to on tuellneiof tbe HarleiiJJiallroatl, Ihre quvrlera of an hour from 2tn at. No monsy required if improved. Apply to JOHN MCCLA VK. it fine St. WI'lIA.1IMIII'H(lll,-ror sale oor S-slorr 11 double Irani hoair. occupied aa aioie and dwelling, eac.1 JStSO, lou 31x100 1 also, nni 3-story frame cottage 1 water and sewer in each house t situ ated lu North tth st., near 4th. Apply at gla.s laclory. orner or North tth a id Sth sts..oi at Klngt County hiving Hank, corner of llroadway and 4th il O FAUMS fn ilerklriiereountyr'fr Y.t 191 arret. J noue and bain, II atli 61 at-rei.bonM.' anl barn, Jt.OC i half ta-h. haiaare in I yens. Apply 1 1 owner, o.'Kl'H WAIttMi. Ul Newark av., J-rey cuy, alter 6 J'. M.,or Bandar afternoon. A cheap hsnri'n. 1" ."t iA('ltrJi e.1 Inclvndln a Oourlshlag lettle sit1 ment In Norm Carolina, lo exchange for a ttano. furuliure, or inerchaadlae. AUdrcaa OIYNK1L ox ISi, tun ofiire. S? MlJ-''ATl''tT.l4irHoiiie, so acres. .Ul ill near iny, ou rallrual. Call ou or wrier, AI.LKV, 13 haststlh it. 4n Sale rnib Co ifo, HAKFUY to In or lease at CI Kmc it i cool Ine. loa. F. MALUM., at West Kin st. 1?(llt MA or Infet-A fine Ivrtn at alley Streomi I. I inquire at 1I3 miltSth it.. WilllamsDurgh. IA ItTofsiore lo let. with snow win low for Jewel ry, cutlery, or la.-,cy tools, 1.3X1 llroadway, near laiih tu rj'd' FlLl7ruL"UASi:lurLNT. VtilT immediate pisesoni a fine, large airy batement. steim heated. 1C( Naiian it., la the Son Ualldln. For terms apply at TIIK 6fS rt flUCAHON 1IKT1CK. rpil I,KT At wt llob'okea, N. J 7lx rntiagea. 1 rent IJO to 1130 reraaoum. poieton of two of then, iiihi bo ha lou the isih met. If ceitred. Alao a iievi collate, double parlori, marble insnle.s, Ac t and 4 lotif.tr aale. A AMKHUN, co.-. Cllnlua av. and Maiono i Wea. Iloookea. I IMI 1."' T-AI Cra.iford."N'7T"pn the Central Hall X roa-l, II miles from New Y'ork, i truck farm of 13 acre wlta r.oule aad barn i a gool e-pporluulty for a sklitul gardeaer t rent, f At. tsO. FtlSTKR. Ill llroadway. flKI lHT- A houre.barn, ratilage houte.SW acres of I Is-itl. oa Coopers av (Itidgewoolt, Newiown. L I alKi It cr or land for farming piimosci App v to Mn. McCAIlC.Sd loisilh si.. Now Y'ork 'i(l 1.11T or ieaie for 7 years A riot of" rround f.ag I. lia). Piirc stable in front, tlnori planked stutahla for etorage or Iron yard. rrnt. f l.oro. Appiy at 4 IS Water at. riifl I.FT-Ai Tarrttown. a Urge two-norv home, I wltn or without furniture. Inqulru at IS anl li Jayst 'IMI i.P.T nt Aitona-A bo if c. Ae.T-!! ittt So acres, X lUMapic Kr a garoener Appi? t-t JACOB t? WHItlllT. Aloila 'IMI I.FT-Storrs snitahle for crccerL, orugr. Ac i 1 a fine location. Inquire at 1.137 jd av 1(4 Ml I, I. IVAN hT bet ween" i'rlnce iud 11; llonelon. to let. Itonl and lear house ti ge her or it paralrlvt large itoio and ce lat mil able lor grocer, butcher, baker, bunder, or dquor dealer. II. 11. LAM) i. ixillioadway. JBtmd nn5 Jhoorra. 1'F.V gentletian can have root boir 1. with nice iooili aud sinzla belt, al fO.VI a wea: a'so, a me ha'i n-lrottn, saltaale fjr a couple i termi low, at JM Vel Stlh st. VFFYV reel eetab'e men accoimio-'atpd with pleae nut tnnm. single or double boll, and good board, at IV nine.- l tiroie M. VN Krglish fsm.lywill accoiumo lat two uiei aa" lodgers, w lib nice room and board 16 CnrU'oiiler at. 4 FFW youag men can obTain ro id boa.J. slajl t bets. ant barh. !U tVeit rtitli St., near 7lh nt. AFF.YY' mechanics can ohtnln gool hoard, with a rojilortauie Iwtine, at la D-r week, at JIJ Kat 9ta at. A" KIXI'I.C rAllI.Felrlcanlave good boirL no otaer iKiaiocrt. VIO n'eai Ath it. Idfioor. Iiotl. AFP.YVgentli-meu cau be secomniodtle t with sin gle rooms and boarl. 9i Km llroal way. Al'KWclrli can hate board In a privale fam.ly t also, Uay Poaidrrt 411 Kt IM.t it. AN Kr,glihftmity can accommodate one or two gen tlemen with bo ird 331 mat at. A HAM, lll'.tHtOUM to letlurnubedatreaaou auie lentil. z.t wen l.thst. HO A It It for two icutit tnea In a private family isroteni Call for two dan. Hi West mil it., be tween lib end Mb avi. HO A It D Mun and wifeor gentlemen ran be accom modated with board and pleasant rooms. 139 Kail llroaaway.t BO A It I) rNtl.-wTiinloerry'it nctr Grand, nagle ro'inia. as jo double rooms. 13 1?rUMSIIKil looms lo lei, with o7 without board. trtu an me week. Apply at 111 Weil 40tn it. "I ItM-HKI) rooint for geatlemea at 1130 and tl.a per week. 6rt Lndlow st, ftlllll) II OA ft I), singie bed7"3i alioin'in and VT wtre and two young ladles i furnished rooms rent ed, reaionalla teriua. ia I'latlit., franklin Square Hotel. Cs KNTlTKMKN ca" becenminodated with good I board, aleo a lew ladles, at 33 Flke si. SUA I, Ii room to lei to 3 young men i alto, gentle man and wife, wllh boaro, sit' llenrv el. lltU'o young lall-a can be ao .omm ialed with .1 board at TM tVestltinsl. v It KMFFl'TA It I tit girls ran He Trromiiio daTeii wwitaboard. Call fir i days at in Kllxabitli St., 3d floor. (fF.NTI.F.HF.N, or man and wife, ran have a Mtrout room with or without board, at P3 Henry it V1T I7TII MT.-Mcely furnliliiM'rooiiaT miI for iu meaecplug or i,oi:le geotleineut goa a ,d wat- r. 0 t Ki FF-irYVFIMlT-A" lew-yooni; mc"ncn C L. )t nt e good board. Call at Sill lleury at. 1 t Jjlliisinil liutrumems. I A II Y will sell large roewood pianoforte, itool, J and C'lVer, f liO. ai lliird st baiemeiit loor (ISFYYOIIII l-octsveplanorsat great MriinirT X JAMI'.sili)l,l)e)N,i;sJ Illcccacr st ucar 3laeduuiL 1)IANOM, Mclodeons, and Organs, of new and Pe uiiiliiii eivirs, of dlucrt'iu uiakei at low er prhes l;;r or "t'lily liistailui -n:. or lor run at A1 LltS'H, Ptl liroadway.tliaii can be found elit-w here. 1l Ml f"r ealeltoiewood, icrond hniid. In ticriect or itr will he sold cheap. Apply tl ba Frli.ce al mar llroadway. I i 'fitmtt nni) d.m-uqfs, I.MHl MA l,K or exehsnge 3 good horsr for )onng l.ortts, i heavv spun,; trnca tordown-lown work i Iciotta looaawar t 3 lishl wugo-i Apply to JIIHS CAI.LAIIIIAN, 1U 1 ait ltd It, 1."(llt MA ltlS-A fine lop wagon and barness. cheap I luitab e lor every pufpoee, at "3 Last lirosdvay. I," K MAI,i:-A goudipllok- cart." 34 Oak It. 1 1 j 3Toj1 nub Joimto. I OST A good, young horse, wllh n while spot on J hi bead t lliiud 15S hand lilgn t botn hind li-ga luilf wtltei a Line 1 it in i on the lent, tin Tim finder i..,!i"4.,i..'l.llr .'I'l"1.1!!' 1 leliirnilig Ihe Mine to J j. l-t'll lKNT.l.i3McHlbliiisltViiliairrliiiiBh.L I. I llMT It mk iias. pool- .o lti.r.r. ""rii.Uer piio jd,'litir i nt ill lu-riii tn tiaviu e llai k a w rt. I it p n a l L" o. 1 I'1 'lit au to Uauqtn -i r nn ups vx; mnumfrrti. GUANO OI'KKA riOtlMK. cornirtSd st. and tth av, TUB. OltKAT MIIPKMI, KVhNT, LH.3 UKOUUlGNNEd. AlUEE al FRRUZA. TKIWINI as NAM. ALL TIIK OUinlNAL MUSIC, nrvy nrir.saKs, NEW RCKNFTIT, NKiY ArrOINTUKNTS, AMAZONIAN MAftOHFS, KVOLOTION8, AIMKK ON HUltAKIIAUK, ONE IIUNIIKM) YOUMI LADlKS. FKMAi.K. nutiM conrs. '1IIKIILK CIIUIHIrl. TnK KLKt II ANT. YII8UF." AN BIITANT'rt "MACKAW." rtTAIin.INO fKATUIIKH I.K3 OKOHOIENNL8" HI ATINKK HATUHDAY. AT 2. CiHANI) OI'F.HA IIOIlhK.. "Ot Corner of J.U1 st and lh at. Sl'NUAY. MAItCH It. 1871, IILSI'MI'IION OK JAMl'S FIIK, .IIL'.'t, CKI.KllltATKO NINTH lll.lllMKNT HAND rniMJLAIt roNRKKIH. A Nl'l.hNDlU I'ftOOIIAVlMK. Adml'ilon, to cent reeivd seau, II, Doors open at 7 1 commincc at 8 prrciscly. IJOOTIFH THEATKF.. NINTH VTRKK. KVKIIY KVKM.NO AN I) HATUHDAY' MTINKB. Mr. KlltV IN IIOOlll II "IIKNKDK K," .In Pr-akespeaie's superb comedy of -MUCH ADO AIIOl' 1 NU11IINU," lilt. LAWUKNI K flAIIItKLT at DON I'hDHO." and MIL J. IL McViCKKR. who his been specially enraeed ror tbe character ot DOOIlliltllY. AND AN Kl'r iCIKN r CAST. Every attent on has been paid tn ine requirements ol the rial, embracing NEW HCKNIIIIV. NtivV LOd IU.MKS. AI'l'Ol.-lf.MhNTrt, MACIII.NKItY. Ac Feati secured ill days In advance. In rehearsal, Khale.peare'i grand Tragedy of UTIIhl.LU." YArop0lo'r,,,d'langer Mr.I.ISI KltW.M.LACK. NOVLLIY AMI VAIIilirY. THIS (irtiai) -:VKS'1MI. March 10, for tht tail time, Lord I.vttnn's pit), SIOM.Yr Messrs. I.eiter Wallarie, (luneil, Klher, Marlowe. Itlnrz-'i 1 Itocewcil, i.anagai, llollatd. I.'i nan. Feck, ejulciey, iieedamraltnrrr. Me. layer, aoa Tracy. SATCitDAY MAHM.f:- "liFltH." BATUIIDAY and MONDAY MtlltTt KtlsiAM'h AM) IILAI.1TY. Tt:KDAY-J()IIN III I.L vtl.DNl. -DY--IIOMK and ni.VF DEVILS. It Is rrepeetfullr announced that' hese will ne Ihe Ural performances ot tliuspl'nnld eerie of plays, In ionic queneeof apprnachln. nove'il -s. Hue notice will be git ea nl ine production of Itobert ton't la.t Comedy. "I'llUtl QI.Y.tll'IC TIIKATIin. tll'.EAT !l CCHSd 1 e: or ma II prmoD. L I K II o. L.nicnKi.inn-Fox. F.vcry evening until further notice. MAIIM'.KW WEDNESDAY AM) ATItIID.Y. BrLEN'DIDHI KNLHYM'OVII'I.BIK COwlCUea, AlTHOI'i.lArK AI'I'OlNrtlhNTS. MAONIr'ICI'.NT MUSIC. OT Fl S XV A II A 1 tl ,.-M M.K M LSON 0 MAX bTIIAhei-i il rcsi.cctii.lly announces to Ihe publirthai Mil. CIlltlbriN'A MLaOS wil-. on her return front the most successful concert tourney ou record, give in New York OM. OHAND CONCEI1T, OnTl'EDAY r.VPMMI. March II. at a o'clock, Al leiEIStVAY IIAI.L, IITII liT. Ule. CI1II111A NlL-eftDN wilt Pe supported by MlllANNIK I.lll'1-E CAIIY. HMlllNOI.I. VKIIOKIl and VIKUXTKMI'M The Oreal (irchctra. under the direction of MA.X V AltK fZKK and Sig HOSdN'I WEDS IM) AY EV1N1NO, March 13 at o'e- ock. FIHHT and ONLY appearance of Mile LIlltlbllNA N1LSJON In Hands"-, tunnnie oianrlo, THE eit.AHliS, taprortel br Mil. FA CLINK ctN'lA, soprano t (Ir.o BMIP-IIN. tennr- tl W. Willi S EY batso t the MK.HIKlJ4-OIl.SlM IN and OHYM) UltCIIEb'TlLV, under Hie Cnnducto aulp or Mr. t.eorgo llrliiow. On BATl'nilAY March H. l I l'.l. ONLY OHAND NiL-M)N MAI1NKK. Oeneral admluloa. Ill re. served seati for the evening concert and oratoilo. 81 end tJ exits i for tae matttico tl extra to all palls of the Hail, bean tor c.lher performance can ba ae cured, commencing Saturday, March 11, at V A. M., at htelnway Hall. V5V VliltK eiKCIIrs. ntnit. 1 L 11 I.KN I' Director. MATLNKhS, M MiN'hwIiAY AND SAICHDAY, 3,S, KVKIIY Villi f AT rl. Fllt'LMtUIAN' rillL'.Ml'H OF oeoi'.oITdon'ald, THE MOST ACCOMI'LISIILD Ilr.EnACK. bOMMlSAt'LT HIDEII OK IIIK AUh COilD F-K LA! riQI'K I'AKItrlMKs. HI.I.K. .IKANKITK I'LL tl. Kit, THE rilAMI'ION LS M'l.ltw THE CHIEFS OF rllli OYJINAblUM. The amusing e'iuetrlan iceae. HILLY lit' IT ON. DCAUTlFCLLY.Tlt 1 1 S El) IHIIHK1. TOSlEet. 4.C. f? T II A V ii.N V KTilEATK II. SAP.ATQ11A.'' F.VEIIY MOIIT AND SATfltDAY MATINEE. Nowaele l for three months to crowded homes, aad mull posit ve'y be wuhdrai In a fete nuht. A bl'LCIAI, "hAI.ATOOA" MAll.SEE VVcdneaay. .M.irch r at I o'clock'. In aid i f the KH'.MiLlNO AHVLCY1 Woiiii'm" sii'MF.rM. MtllitY'. slAIICH 10. FAIiLV. I.LL DI..M.FI1 and I'M eppearacce bnt twool till. K I.DDy'. In the bcaulltui lltttoncal Drama ot the DEAD IIK.MIl, Ard the rnmnirdletla of Ill-e LAST LEO. IA1 INEE I'l.ltFdIIMA.M It 1(1 DAY AT 3 V. M. DKAIIKIl 1 1I AN LIFE und HOOfr. AT 1 HE Ml A.N'. MONDAY. Marcn 13. -ACIIOSS lHKCO.NINKNl'." VIIIL'll'r (iAUIIKN. 1 LVLUY r.Vl.MMI a .d SATl'lSOVY MA1ISF.C. lMMhNE hl'CCK.sS lie' THE III. UK CIIUOK. THE OI1EAT MA.ULTON-t Tllh SIKlililT MIIX1KTS. TIIK ItlZACKLt.l HltOlllEIia, and the OHAND Fl. ATI lil.-s Al'l'L Ml. 1 1 N A iitiwiN'M tiif.atki:. Ij hii. I.IN'OAMX KVKIIY l.VK.MVO. M.Tisnr:K wednksdav and patfi.iiay. 'IM1NY FAMTOll'M OFF.lt A IIOI SK. X Hue, Ian i i mtuKiu a, i.oi. i.u-iii v. The (il SNT tOMMKHl.W ol. (.(1SIII.N. Hfeet hltrlit neghi,ei4C pound! The OMALLI T SIAS 1.1 IMI, (len (l!lS'T. .lr 1 HE Fl.JIALE MINMTRI'lJl. FltMALK MI.NM HKIA H. MAI.K MINHTHKLy. FKM M.E MINbTHEU. I. lr'K IN A Tt.NEMhNT IKH'KK. l-e-e It. FASIllli. fAOAN. WILD. Kl.ltNS. Illtl(l-e. A". MATI.Nfc.LB WEDNliiDAY AND S A I C liDA Y. At AltIK MEi:ilA('ll.laitnleht(hutonet. flidi ill Ibeaterito-tiight Die Nibelungro eeebach. Veneta, To-iuoirow, P-ULntoI Yeneta. Hoiiieo and Juliet. CAN FllAM IMI'll VIINsfltKI.M.185 lllto'AD O WAY -tjflKAl HLTCEriw. lltlUsKS HOWDED SIGHTLY. IIIIICH, WAMUOI.U. UFIiNAlID, Jt ll.( KCS-SBsn Franrlseo MlnitreU The largeat com. pany in the world, lo newsong, dancei. eccaulxtc acts. r.Fli:3T VVKLK of LKS llltlll ANUS. CliYF.NTII UKdl.VIF.NT HAN II. ij Frouienade coucert al Ihe Armory. 3d av. and flirt tl.. on HAT I' III) AY l.VKMMI. Maica II, at M o'clock. T lekcta can ha obtained from membera ol the regiment end at the Armory. IJUYANT'M NKYV (IFRItA iftMIMii I 3d st between t:h and 7lb av. OLOIIIOU9 TltlUHI'll. UillLLlAN'P SI'CCEBS OF TIIK NEW TEMPLE OF AMHaKMF.NT. TH(IAII'AY t'.NDEUOItOtlM) llAII,. JiYAI 300 Ilroadwar. ror Warren, lino a luioi. 5tlUH, 1 RMTl'KFJl ON AKrillTF.fTl!KK-FIHST J Tr.tlll. A course ol tweuiy leciures ou Architec ture win be given by the N Y Chapler or the Ameri can Institute uf Ari-htterli. al the Chapter rnoinl. W3 llroadway. Two lecitut will be irlven each week, on Monday and Wednesday eventual, commencing Mon day, March 30. The Irciur.'a on Mnndaie arc to be upon "Architecture. Its Hiilnry. and .IMhellcs," by Mr. 1' D. Wight. Tne Irt tnres on IVrdneadaja are to be unoa Architecture -t'oniiTUCtio.i." by Mr li (I. Ilat-fi.-id. llckits, admilllne Hie lunlor memben of the (hapter, are free lickele, admitting nt ier nirmbera and non members, tl'J f ir the course. Ticaeli maybe had ol the Cnalrutan or Sccrelary of Ihe Coiiimlilee on Education of the N. Y Cua.ner A. I A Future au. nounceiuent will he made tn regard to the parucnlars of sncreeiilrgcoiir.es, ItrfSKI.LrllintOI'e Jr 37 nroadway, Chairman. A Jlluwa.tUSiJiroadwav. secretary. fllllK ItlfillT ItF.V. JAMFM IMMlTlijir L I1A I LK v, D.D.. llisiiop ol Newark, N. J will deliver a lecture in the Chnrrh of Ki .lutei n, cor. 6rn av. anl Weil athliptton plico. tnla cilv, on bun day cveiniit, March 1!. 17 1. comoienclnr: at h o'clock. Mtnjcct i Tbc Itoiuan Uuestlnn 1 Icket., filly cenii. to behad at the uoon of the chuicli. I'rocvedi for the benefit of the riuulaj lichool. lllOFF.lt FN I (IN I'ltFK MA'li"iTv".i:i'. I. 'll'llltt Kill lllkl'Ktlfl.i:. atHf. M prruVly la Iho on at Hall. saturdaj. March II, the lei-tnre will be delivcrrd by H. IV Itaviuond, rii. D,, on Darwin's llypotl.eil pi Ihe orhro n fpeili-s." llikcli gratis a I Ihe ofilce and Heading Hoom. AIIIEAM b. HE1VIIT, becrctary. i- a yUIiotoiis elites. KI'.Y. .1(111 N II l.l II, II., will pieacTiiTthtt i htiri'li curlier ol Inuiupeon and llousuin ,ti.. ihii AlfareVuviie'd111' rch ,0'1 haifpatl 7. bean free, -I Jntlrunion, SIF.NIA Wti.11 1 S A It Y-AMKN'IA? V. T. l'orbolhseirt. Term bin ns AprlH. b. T Ullisl, A. IL, 1'rlnclpti. JQIoab nnb Coal, fHIAIi II V Till'. (IA 11(10 Fresh ni'ned Cumber V lai dcoal ol ti c bu-t qu tl.ty fro.u trtu Ilgnl -n mine, torsale only by Um car.'o. iltHUiSN A LDV'KLL.IO and II tYel it., .Now York. I-SIIIVF qua llr coal--suite, til); egg, J: Lt'lugh fiiriiuie nut (4 Cuiiil ei mil, til mi n.'tO; rati ne 133. lori'it'li wheri oidMiud. Atinlv .tl 31.1 tlowt-rt. 311 Oit-eue it., 4, Mil oollie JAUUII l EEIiH. t Vlottr.iTuI Chub. DILItfAVIr,..,, -I L w rg 5j.ngs Sanli. TftTEKEHT COnME.NuifrTEYBKY MONTUI MUTUAL IHtNEFlr SAVINGS DANK, Sex Build uro, 1(4 Naitap Si Orroeua Citt IUll, New loir, oxi coiLin will Btoix an arcouier. xakk nook a m okawiri tyo rnixcn. alx nn ctreT. Demur, ooxragrei'l.ni uogtnLT. Open dill v, 10 In S alio, Monday anl Saturday even ings, 4H to ta o'clock. CHAHLF.S K. OHAIIAU, rrclldent. OIL Iiisidict, Secretary. RATIONAL) HAYINtlH HANK. (Chartered br the United Slates.) 183 tUUXKKtt T. 1NTEIIEST paid or componnded, tree of all taxes. Timer Hurt In each year, or every Tllintr Hats, as depoltors prefer, A 81'KCIALTY msde of M owing Interest from data of each depoeil oniums of 1 30 aod upward. All accounts strictly p-lv.ne and confidential Ail deposits ptyt e on DtHiiD, with lulere't dne. (.ten dally from a A.M. to 3 F M and MONDAYS apdbATUi(DAYdiromt)A M.toOF. M. JOHN J. 7.CILLE. Cashier. N. D -DEPOSIT.' made on or before .March luth will draw Interest from Jlaicn let. T EMT M1IIE HA VISUM IIANKi VV 131 een at.. Itelween llth and lull SIS. O len dally from 9 A. M. to 3 I' M and on Monday. Wedneidav, nnd .Saturday evenings from 0 to 8 Money deposded on or beforo March 10 wilt draw Interr.t nl 6 per cent, front March I. F. A CONKLIN'O.Frea. War H ALLig, Sec rfllWIttWl. TOTI; F. Ii heicby given tnat the undersknel list ll been aprolnted l'eclvet of the Itirneri' and Me. chanica' Lbe I isurinioCoinpinr. Ait perto s Indebted to said corporation ire required to render an count of all ueote and ruins of nionev, owing by Iheni rt'trctlvev,iotne nntp-rsisne I, as such Heceivcr. at his ofilcn 317 n.oadway.in Ihu cltv of Nw Y'ork, on oi-bt fore the nxth day of April, 1811, aud to pas the aame. Al, persons hiving In their poneelnn any property ore fit-els of said corporation are required to deliver the time to the nndersWned, ai such Deceive. on or bcfoie Ihe six hdiy of April 1(71. All thr creditors of aaid corporation are required lo dellvr their rei ectiv accounts anl demands to Iho nnderslgurd. ns such Hccciver, on or b. lute the ilxlh day of a nl Inn. All persons holding any open or subil'ilng contracts of sa tl corp-ratl 'it nre requested lo preient the s irne In writ nif ar-il In ilctAil to tne tinders irr.ed, a such Hee-elter, at his said office, on the sltlh (lay of April, lull. Haled New York, Jan. 18 171. JAMES II. COl.fMAN. E. H. Mutir, llei-elver. Attoin.y for ltccetvcr C3 Wall st New Y'ork City. 1 1 EFA KT.ll F.ST (I F T A X FM A Nil A MM EMM- It eil.N 1.3 ihaniat-r si Nut York. Jan. 3, 14,1. Nolle It hereay given that the Asacsiu ent Holl of tne real ana pt-rsoutl eettie ot the tity and county of New York, lor Ine year is;i, wid bo open for Ic srection and r-vlslon, on and after Monday, Jan. 9. S7i, and wilt remain open until the Milt diy cf April, 111. Inclusive, for ehe coerectlon of error and the i-qnalirtllon ol the aa.e.iiienti of the aforesaid reel .md icisonil estate er tu city and county or New Yoik All person bo levlng themielves igirieved must make appncilloj lo Ilia l.'onttiiitilone daunt the period above inentloacd. in order to obtain tbe re lief provide I by law YVM II KINO, a.Ji.miS?. NATHANIEL fjAND3.J Assetsmenti. "Il F.ltt'll AMIIME wnnled'ln cxihanie fur silver IvJL tinning .lock t btsl rrieiencci ss to Toe value of the Hue'.. Addiesa, la tonfiuence. A1IIUO, F. O. box tmltoit rflatlcts. Ttl'll. JOI1NMTON, AUCTIONELIl. OBce aud Paleiroom, !7 N'aaian It., Oproslle the l'bit Office. MOUTOAOEE'S BALE. I!y JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL. Dy vlitue of a chattel mortgage execute! by Albert Tusch tnd (leorge M. I'arlier to the Knn Frlntlug and Fubllshing Araoclatlon, dated the. lit dar of March, POJ, and dnly (led In Ihe ofilce or th) Hcglilcr of the county of Kings, upon wh.ch default hai ben made, tlesiis JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL will sell al pub lic auction, on the Wih day of March, L'Tl.al tl o'clock, noon, at the Sun Job Frlntlug Office, In the city of New Y'ork, the properly mortgaged, comlttlng of Hie print ing prenct, machinery, furnlln.-e, type, sign, belting, halting, etc.. of the bntibieam Job Printing H iuie. together with Ihe gool sll of the tail J b pilntinj eitahlishment with the appsrlcnaacai. 1Ui ful' par tlculait of the property aud terms of rale to Pe arc:r talncdfroru I. tt. Knglanl.bun Fubhcatioa OSlcs. Dated New York, March, 171. WILLAI1D DAItTLETT. Attorney for Mortgagee. A"('7lTn7tl(V.Y HT'.TT rillN f.Elt. -Mortgage el sale eriiiiv. Marrn 10 at lo-; o'clock. at POAnnst., iheeontentsoi aur.l clw retauratiiand liquor laiooa, bar, count, ri, and fixtures, Kulin beei pump, mir ror lab.rs. chairs, crucvcry and plot ware, costers, range. cooking utcu.l s. Ac JOHN cos r.lKL Marshal, Attorney for Mortgagee. YVnTiiI (IK EK'M MA l,K.-Thls"day JAMlTT AOAll, Anciionecr, will .ell at 3D New liowcry, al t iti n'clocic.'A) luta men's and women's fine elolhtnr, blankets, quill. 11 order ot I' llltYAN, 17 lYalkerit. Al II o'c'ock. II truukt clothing. C TllNtiEF, AI'('Tl(INF."i:it7.Miction"nie of t". luprrioi bwuieh- Id tiiruiiurc to t ritate dwclilaes. 411 Wcei 3UI it..on Tne.dai, llaicli H,li;i.nt 13 o'clock A M.. copniting of elegant parlor aud bedroom furnl turr. carpels, mirrors, pauiiings. horary turnltarr. dining room nnd kl'cben w tru. ftc Ac In splendid variety and good order, s-ale without rurrve. M.NOl.'E a- tii..sj Ce lir it. JI YVITTEKM. Aurtl beer, sel i"ihia day at t 11 o ciot k. at 4M Canal st too Inrnlture. ftc. of a large h mi e. psrlor and ehe nh-irinitii. (V) or!7u carpeta. oilc othi. and ail other gooda In llu house. JJjomt tmiiihinj. FIKMT1.IE. t'AKFKTs! AT O'i AHHELL' .TO SHI AV.. (Oli.NKKtlF'.Mtll M'. PAY Mr.NTrt TAKEN Whl'.KLY Oil MONTHLY. S.M'It.MTI'ltE of evetv dracrlption. parlor or ihiiiiber lunea. eari ets b-d II ig, AO., at very low price loreaah, or barter or on weekly nrtnopt hit pav J".'."" M :orElirilWAIlV, 131 cnaiaam it. W'KIUII.Y (lit MONTHLY FA V.1IENTM. tt ta-pets. fiirnilure. Oeddin.-, ftc.i prices loa cr thin an liou In the i lly. DEALT 4 CFNNIXOI1AM. a 3.1 av.. near34tnst Copniinturjip Jloluts. rpilK C4HAKT.KKMIII1 ueretolore exlann. 1. under lite lliiuof Kilrton. Ma)er lo. hal been duio.ttd bj mutual couseni ou tue lit lust. iv M. KAYTON, J DVM'MIEIIO Tbe lutlteti will be continue J by Eat ton' A Mayer Pioposnu. llt()F(lM.l,M I'Olt CONIIF.NMK1I .llll.K.' 1 -Depaiiiurnt of I'ubiic lliartuea and Corn.(.tlon, corner of Tnlrd avenue and F.lcvcnta street. New Yora. Feb. 3D, mil. Sealed proposal w II be reoeited by (ne Commlstioner ot I'ubllc Clarities and Correc tion al thrlr office, until 3 o'clcck I". II. of the loth of March next, for niiuilipic to ihe Institutions under theli rbsrgr.Conden-cd Milk ol the be! quality, for the jveriod of one year, conimeoclng oa Ihe 1st of April, Parties propo Ing fur Ine above will submit sample lor examination aud analysis, and the milk lelocted will tie the itat-.dird lor Inturodeliverr. euirciorv secarity will be required for the faithful rerforinanc of the contract, nnd li.e Hoard recrves to iself the right to reject all offera not kceincj by them advantak-toos lo the Department. Isaac hei.i, jam vm iioh kn, OWEN W, IHtKNNAN. JAM Kb II. Nil IIOI.-llS, ALEX ANDEIt Fill. Mi, Lommireiontr. 56ttOIOjn, AFACT.-I'rof. MAIUielli Ue tert mind at first sight. Ladle and genu, consult him al once, and you will have nn disappointment in marriage or nt undertaking-!, and health, wealth, good luck aud lour life. He rtveaii uselnl md wondcroua secrets tn all buunets, aad to marry the one you with immediately. No, cl Tnlrd av neai I'w.- tilKi, 30 ce.na to t, A 110 NA Fl IIKseventn dauxhtorUiat ihowalitTeT i V rrss, tells naini s an I caitsea inanlaiea, Ii Madame M.,lt F.a.t lloimon sr below lit a Wc no genu. A -AM. lb nj revcaloii by Malam MNOIM, l-o Tnoinpiou tl.o.ar Hleri-ler, No c'aarge unless lai'incd. t'o ie aul seeanidavlla, I o'dlv JIHIIF. 1 No huiubuj.-Mad. ROSS tells i etcrjO.uu, nauieof onetou marry audol visitor, rau-ea sie.-uy innnlagei, liiinis logtlher thoiti long separated, never tails lu lucky numbers, confidential aniTliVJ hi'w ecu llroadway MImS l.tlT FI K IMIYVI.KiT, lamriTi. iucdlcal"nud liutlnis elaliuani,late of llndk-porl, wn lie ieuti im 10 A' ,"lr, aT)AYI IMI llTnlte"erTrs. The ben in the tin. .7ori'.Lc.li"!u SI' "ery ihlng. 73 mh or nesr Kill it. lee, tM. loSOc No genu. Lncky nui ibers. MAIIA1I W'ATTM. only reliable coloitd iilrol ogm. Wl w notlibi.. rear, beiwecnUh and Sth vi. M A II A. Yl F.J II MX, Fortune inter. Hie taano equal. 31 1 lion, p. ui t. l.udi".. JO,-. ;,-iit-. 11. J)ltbit!ll. A 1.1, MI'ECIAI, IIIMF.Mlciiredlnihi- slori e l po.ai ne linn-, no dele-ilion liom Pu.itievl, I) yetrs suicefui pra tire A I I.WI". H D.7 HeiwhiUNew York. a MFI'.I I A I, OImI.YmEm aud laditw in il trotibu g'i.tint.'rd linniodialo rciitf. Notice No feci until imrle-Uy sal tied. 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Twenty copies, one year, separalilr addrcssyd (aodia extra copy to iho getter up oi cluhi, rimn Dotteav Fifty copies one rear, to one nddr-ts (aad tae Somi Wcekly one yoar to ireltcr tin or cluD, TitiRTr-Tiiakg DoLLaitv. Flftv copies, one year, reaarately a 'drcajd (and Ue bciul-YVeekly one yoar to getter tip of cm j), liiinrr riva Dollam. One hundred coplet, one year, lo ono atdrras (tal tht Dally for one yetr to tne getter up or club), Firrr Doll a ha. One hundred conies, one year. Separately a1dretet (and tho Dally for one yoar lo the getter up of cluni, StxTt DoLLaaa THE SEMI-WEEKLY SUN, Five copies, one year, icpaiatoly aldreoed. Kto.tr Dtini. Ten rople, one vear, tsparstsly adlr-tiol faal aa extra copy to getter up or club), MxrtiM Djlliix. BEND TOiTiTmO.VKT In Tosl Office orders, cneexi, or ciraris on New York. wneneverconvenlenL If not. tnea regliler the letters containing atonov. Aldress I. W. ENOLAND. FuDllaliar. 8aa ofilco. Now tortc f 4'Ttl VlrFAItl.tNI)1 lillokTliTf-. p IT T Itioadwav. near JldsL There sou will find all th new booaa ot tne day, and all the aland tnl works, aai also choice Lngliah. rrencn. and Scjlcb stailttaerr. e a Slambonu nnJ) JSntltoabs. IpTtlK ItAII.WAY.-IHAINS I.KAV'K IIKfOM J loot ot cnanioen II. and loot of 13d si., as follow: 1IIIIOUOH KXl'IIENSTItAmLKAVKOIIAMllrtlW K'lAf ?..A.VM'I A M F. M., A ND 7 I'. M. J,,A.'!'4.,.:KXr; f Dr. AT 8:13 A. M IDtlS A. M AM) 8:13 A nII 0. t", M IIAIi.Y. NElV ANO IMPIMIVHU llltAVtlAUIIOOM COA1IIK1 ACOMPANY TIIK A; ''.i'lft'iiA!!1;0!:".'! jo huffalo, coNNKcr. If iU-t'.Tv'.W ,t.';'.'!'.!?V'L,t Wl 1 11 MAGNIFICENT fl.I.l I'INO C()A( HEM Iti NM.NO rilKOI'OII TO V'.'-i--) .WifWi. AS. OALION RLKKflMl" -ACIIM .CCOMFANY .'IHE II A. M. T HA I.N FIIOM SUKOUK IIASNA TO HI'l'FAI.O, THE S-.W. M, MtAlN FltOM t..KVC .','.T 111 FFALO. AND THE 7 F. at THAIN i'iVJ ?t:ff AL'1a,,,s:i.ftvif.i,ft iiiF. 1 LMshttW&Wl?!-- tAN "'""1A- THAIN ror Fori Jervnand War. (F M. (33d si t:l3P. M.) loi Mlddletownanl Vay atS:l' M. (11 at., at 3 11 F. M )i and, bundsts onlv.ft.-v) A M. (331 St.. 1:11 A. M.) Alor Oliitllle and Way at I!M A.M. (lid it., N'whnrgh and Yar ntt A.M.S.3X and LI) P. M. (33d st..R:t3 A M 8:13, and (MS I' 31.) fcor bnrfern nnd W'av,5 nnd B F M. (1 it.. 4:11 aid 1:13 Fm.) Theatre train, lltfiv) I M. (ltd at, tl:ll 'For rttcrson and Way, from 514 st Depot al fell, P-.I3. and 11:43 A M.i l:IT.a ir..:' v. an I lull l'. M. Fro n Chsmbera sLDcnot at 6:13 and 1 A. M.t 11 M '1:11.4. 3:11, nn-te-tl F.M. fcer nackenark and Hilliiale, from 3!d st Depo. at !:3A. M and 13:13,3.13.1:13,13. aaJtalF M. rrm Chimneri it. Depot, A. tl. and 1, I, tl.U, anl HO For Flcrmont. Nyack. Tnllmins aid War. from ill it. Depot, at PiSA.Jli l:'.3. t.l:!3, 4:13,3:13, aid IMISl-.tL, and paturdayi only 111:13 I' M. From Chanibersai Dcrot. at trV) A Mt 1:0. t. -JO, 1.13. 4: M, 3:13, aud 11:13 1 M.. and tealurtiavs only tU uiidaljhl. Tickets lor passage ana lor Aparimrnti In Drawioj Louiu and Hleeiag Co tches can be obtained, ind oid-n foi the r.'.ec.lng and Ira. .if ofllajirareuur oe lelt at Ihe Compa-ij's offices. '.'41 s.j, and Oil llroalway t301 Chambers s. Mllreenwxh t.: cornv l?3tn it. anl 31 ar.Harlemi ifMFnlttnst Ilruokirni Deuois fool ot Cham ber. t. nnd fool of 31d St.. New Y ork: 8 Exchanix plate, aud Lonj Dock IK-pol, Jtr ey City, aud of Lis Ageutt at Ihe principal hole's, M. II. It Aim. Oencrtl Fasseater Agent, I., t) ItrCKKt General Snperlutendcnt. December 33, 1S70. "IForFiermoc, ani.c'kt?.'"!0 nl'IlMON UlVr.ll NAVICATION HI!, hi HHi.-Hij ooata of ihe I'jo.iic'. I.i ie f Jr Al bany resume their trips on Saturday, the lllhliiit.it I o'cloea- F M. Faaaa.e f I. J Shipping. NCIIOIt lil NR FAMSAOU Tlt'ki:r.".' to and from any nallway Station In Oreal Ilrllaln, Ire- land. Norway, Kweden, Denmsik, Oermauy. Holland. J llclklum. and tho United Sutra, by lltauieti lalliue 1 wi-ekl)-for aa'e t,Ar. "-1WKST CUnnF.NCT HATES. i Alio, Drtitt lor any amount. i HENDEIFON linOTHLRS. 1 7 How, Dig Urctn. j l,"l)lt l.I VElt FOOl, A Ml (H'F.F.NMTOYVN. V luiiisu Uiiooi ipjyai Mall Steamers are apooinud to sail aa lollow (livtn Antwerp. Fatrrdty, March II mil A.M. City o. Iirnaiels, baiurdar. il t c i is. u: t F, M CuoM.uu.-ilJk. evia iia.lfaxj, T.ieauay, ilarch II, Cltv of London a'nr Irr, MiroN 3v a a. i anil enchsucceedtngHattirJay and allerntu Tueilay, 1 Irom Ficr U, North H.ver. rtATES OF FAbSYOF. rirt Cabin tlSgoM blecrage tat) currency 1-menrers also forwsrde.l lo Antwerp, Holterdaiu. Sweden. Norway, ami Denmark, it reduce 1 rate. '1 Ickrts can be bouglit here at mioieiate itles by per loi. i Minimi: to rend lor th"ir fnen ti. 1 t,r lunher In ormatlon apply at the Company's ofilce. JOHN o. DAI.L, Agi-ni. u llroa m ar. Nu Yor. fkJATIONAl. MM. OF MTF.t tls'lTl Fri fS.. 't'Mvfc.iiVooi. and gcKLNsro ,n. J'tf.-'A.'.'-N- Andrews, ea ur lay. March 11. at M A. If. HIAN K. I hoiiipson, Satuntier, Murti I .it-aol M. a eahinpatvage (',3 and 118 currency 1 t-trerage frt currency 1 1 repaid iteeti ticaetilroin I. ii erpooi.eJuecnilown. I Londonderry, md lllaKiw.lUcurreiicy. 11 For further lufurmailon apply at tbe Contpiny't ti otnees. RI llroa l way y. V:.f UCP.3T. Maaager. QMlt JOlltt. 9 riOltl'OltATION .N(ITICF..-FulTc"notic3 ii" A V' heieoy given to the owner or owners, occupant or 1 occupant., pf all homes and Ion Inipiuved or nuini- j proved lands, affected thereby, that the following as- til se.itii-uts have been compleied.and are lodge I in lha J1 oince of the llutrct of Aiir.tors for csatiilnaiiou by all perionalou.-rrstrd.vix.. I 1 For laving steely concrete pavement In El'venlh aj street, between Cnniveivlty place an I is xtn avenue. 1 3 -For latlug beely cont-iele pavement lu Howard I atreet. Ptween llroadway and 3lerier streut. 4 a. lor laying Helnan pavement in Attorney ilrost, J from Division to Houston sti eel. t 4. -For latlng llelglan lavement in Foriy-thlrditreet. from Klghl.1 aveuun lo the Hudson Hirer- 71 5 For laving llauiar wool paveine'it In Fiah ave- rue. from One Hundred aad Twenty foarlli to One Huudrrd ml Ihlrilethilr'et 6 For building seweri In Flf h uvenue, betweea t Eighty ninth an l Due Hundr.-d and Klihth itreets. J I Forbuildiiigscwersln University place, between v. l.levt-nth and rweirih a-.n-els i -For building sjwen in Avevue A. Irtm Fifty- 1 fourth stircl, in and through Fifty slim street to rear ol lint avenue. I .-dor ngujallog and trrallng Ninth avenuo Iron B. oadway to F.ulily nith street. 10 For legnlatlng and grading, erttlug curb and gutter, and flagging Hxly-siitb itrcrl, from First venue lo Avenue A. II. For letting curb tnd gutter, nnd Digging Fifth avrnne between Tlilltj.lltli tnd Tlurli-.eieo'ri street. li.-For flagglcii In front or N'oi, C.T. cio. ar.d Ul berond nveiiue. i3.-ror luting crosswalk in West iireet. from soalb title of I'crry meet to pier 31 Tne ll.rits embraced bynph rt nidi include all the several hou.es anl lole of ground, tacaut lute, pleci s anil pare -Is of land, .tlualed on I llolh eldea of l.'leientli su.ul. fiom I.'nl terslty place lo l til, a v. one. o tin eiieut of hall ihe bloc, on the lnti-n.ee tow atieet i -llolh sidi-e of Howard street fiom llroadway lo Mercer i-ii-i-i. to tlte extent ol half the bluck ou the lu- 1 tcrirrtlng ilrern T it. IMh s des ol Attorney ureet. from Dlvlalon t llniition itr.it. to Hie exli-nl ol hall tue block ou tue lii'eists-iiiw .ireei. I -Iioih ii P ot I oriy ttiiri street, from Eighth ate. lino lu the Ih. l-on li ter, lo Hit extent of halt the riiiii-k on the lnier--cttng etrt-eti. 3 -Kola tides of I utiiaii'iiiie.noui one Hundred and 1 wenty fourth Unci to line llui drcd and 'thirtieth sireei. lo Ihe extent of half the pioc o i tho laterieeiu ing.lrtfti t H. in mtei ol ntlh itennr. from Llihty-nlnth tn One Hundred and l.iiitiilt a rct-i, nii'l Clio proieity boiimp d lit Ninc'li tliaiid Ninety eixthilrcct and I'lllu and Madison avuiiiie.i. i -llniiiiidtsof I ulyersity plice, between Llttsnlh autlTwelfinsirtil, H lloth tides of Avenue A, from Fifty fourth to li t; sixth stie-et, boiuiidiioi Fifit-nx.h street, from llrst ttemie lo Avenue A: Ihu no th ilil,- ol Fiiit (otirlh meet, and iriennrli tide ot Fllly-fiitri an I I'lliy. s'-venlh itrerli, Irom First atenuett .We-ine ni.t the eoMrilv Hoc of Finl avenue, hei,' y rtt-f nrlli and Filiytinh Hreeti, and btlaecii Flln nixlh aud llfty-.evt-nlhairecla. f -llolh ildei of Filth atehtie. fiom llroadway la K ghtv nxlh ilrerl.to tliucal-,.1 ol Pa I iho b.ookou th intersecting ill pets. 10. -llotliillcaofb'Uiy-slxihsirei-i. fiom I'lr.t Ave nue to Avenue A. II- Theea.i rlyslde of Fifth av -nu-, from 1 Llrtv. ilxlhtoThlrtt-ii-vii.thiir ri. I! -The propel t knowua.Noi 011, fll a-il (.11 boc ond avenue. IS-lheiouthildcrf I'.rry ilroe', from W a.hlng-oo to Writ itrcci, and th-- eatl tide olUu.l i roul. ir.nu I banes l I'crrt ir, An prrtoiii wnoie lulrrcst are afieetrd liy t'i tb ive. natnid aiii-.iiiiiiii, indwhiaro oppon-1 1 1 'h- or e iner t f tin in. aie requester! lei pri cut iiteli lions in u r ti'iir, t tii.trd 1 we, .1, i .urtnii i i I'oi'i i i i t irn, ni t'nii ti't ,-e, Ni- piiii,, n I n tt li n iliirtj i-i.t .i o il. h it I II 1 I I i I v t 1 1 1 011.