The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
March 17, 1871

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VtViilHYHVJHVfl sjf" L ii .lif." rvr ..m.i L ji i tH jUlRTY-ElQIITH YEAH NEW YORK, FRIDAY, MAKC1I 17, 1871. PRICE TWO CEflTS. ill A STORM IN THE HOUSE. The Fussy Buster Butler Catching a Tartar. l?nm BLAINE'S MASTERLY EEBDSE. The Republicans Repudiating; an Odious Leadership. QUANT'S BOTTLE-IMP SQUELCHED. A Politioal Gamostor Complain ing of Trioka.

antler's Inaalt te the Hpeaker-.Ttr. Blnine Take Ik Vlaer. and Drmollahe him DatUrmiim "I'll be Damned If I Mill" A Mea Caadldal Tor Oovrraor of lac J Otreaastaatecl btal at Maaaechusetts. .v Wasuinoton, March 16. Tin teen Id the Boom to between Gen. Duller tad the am ken who got op the reaolntlon of InTMtinMon Into the Scnthern outrages, wai on of the moat re fcxarkable evsr btbeld In the Honse. The aaeeott of baa. Collar noon tha Ilrpubllcani whoa conduct VlM 101 loll blm, excited a good dell of feeling, arhleh borat lor;h to-dav upon his heal In a mtnaar Ukat only Hollar could hav atood up nnder. Judge Ksfley of Penneyivaale damaged Mm Orit la a quiet turner or hl( charts that the protectionists bad boM out tia Southern Union man. Ua tbowed Ila fklalty.and then Mr. I'e tan ol Maine gave him a ahot ajtlcb annoyed him, and In a taunting manner be liked Mr. re tart who wrote the rtiolatlon. Speaker Blaine had evldintlr been watching for this, and he quickly called Mr. Whealer of New Turk to the chair, and taking a poaltlon In tha Me peMlcnn centre of the Ilouie, watted for Datler to flhlsh hie reply to Mr. Patera, and then, holding In bis band the handbill In which Duller had prinleJ Ida letter, be opened upon him In a pleoe of Invec tire and criticism that arreeted the attention of the Home, and drew forth frequent attempt! at ap tlicse e he made a telling hit. Ila epok nndtr nncl exclUrcenl and feellnc, being greatly Incenaed at the aspersion! put upon him. Duller tried to wblsllo It down, but seeing that the Home lynipt thlxed with the Bp-akcr, he, too, got excited, and I Instead of eiplklnlng away the mliitatemenls he I kaJ made, and the unjust attacks noon hie fellow members, h replied to Mr. Dlalne b wlnilluc up vylib. vague charge! that bo one beliv.Ttd, and on daeaifrd the Dior. iletna. Dawes, Illalr, Gatfl-ld, and Shetlibargcr all followed, and ccnaured Builir eery severely Bailer leele that be was worsted, and will not be apt to let the milter drop, although he reallges that 1' e Republican members of the llocie do not Und by blrn; and the Net that hii bill waa nerer read In tancniand nobody wu bound to lupport It thowi how weak It waa, and how loollah it li t" try ad hold a Urge body on inch a moaaure by a eau Cos, and that nothing can be palled which la not iseplable to all the lit publicans i The Begat cancua Ltvlog ipint twrnty hours !0Ttr a rain attempt to do something like agreeing apon a Ku-Klux bill, finally, after a motion to ad loom on Monday failed by only three rotei, referred the whole qneitlon to the Judiciary Commutes who are an onllkely to agree as any other body. It will take them tha feat of the week to prepare anythlnr sd ne it week to ees It they ctn pui It In a ihape to reach the disease. Duller'! bill waa thrown over board bodily ea unconstitutional, a Ths Intention of procrastinating time till the San Domingo Crmmiailon returns now looas likely to win, slthocgh there is a majority of orer forty In Us Ilouie. and of orer fifteen In the Seuale, if ll e tiw did not succeed In holding the rjjni light orer ths Republicans whs want lo adjourn. Sonators Chandler, Cameron, and Morton bare now comp ete way orer lbs benate, and while they can bold a majority of the Keoubllcao Senator! together to de Ids how Itey shall role In the Senate, they nil! continue to run the machine. I li e resolution lo do no business bol the Kn Rlui 'till doea not prevent tne consideration of matter vhlch hate unanlmona cement, several of which .get through datlr, When ban Dou.lnco a tea.' I Ihro this agreement can le eh-ingcd. II will, how ver. nndoubtedlr be fatal lo Ssn Domtnto, when reached, unle-a there la some unparalleled dopllcllv I going on anient Senators snd members. Soaie ot de frienLS ol the scheme t onlay air ti-ey hare In funned Hie Irtildent that It onld be defeated be yond hope of reiurrecilon If reached now. Tie flea lor action now la that Baea cannot uaintalb simelf until next winter, i Ti'setcrr of An a ttua'edcilre lo lell Cnba nnd Por- I to IUco for a 110,'uu Ota la not :e, Utn. bicklea tui rcporud fiejLenly iUt aba roold be bougLt aor a hundred millions, an I recelring no encour. acemrnt htio in Concrete or In the press, the rlnx who are trylnt to work It off as one of tha roo-t eUanllc JooeTer cnceleeil of, how offer to locinde Jforlo Rico. Iluw much of Ihe money Aicadeca would erer get la a pr.iolrm. Lu probably not ere. ik hair. The I'residtnt ufuies lo entertain It nn k til ll la dot. Kith B. n iomli.go. mi ortNiMd or rut nam, Mr Kbllt (Rep., aaled to be excuieil from earring as member of the aelrct I'omuiitee to inroticut'. foutiiern outraiei, ttellhet the ecn xltion of hit hea.th nor I la aCalra pouliled lUm lo lalxlii the lunmer lo ant public duiite, He wa now um:er L.eutcul el arte, threatened wlta a put nonary afil 1 1 on and thereiore niler tne aIJourn S.er t of C'onireas muni reek repose and not la-jor. le Inrliid atlinllcn to a clicalar laid on the deaka !o( membera tLla morning, m.dieurd to Ihe ltenah llrana of ihe lkuie ol Ile.reicnl9thti, tigced b) 11. r llatitr. It wis charred that II i Committee 1 W. I leil by a comoli.alitn of lbs hlfhtariu Itr. y publha s with the IHini. cr.cy. lie beggid leire most I ampt.ili.iiy to deny that aawrtiou, and lo j I tliat he waa on the floor yeslurJay ai a hlnh taritf KepubUcan, nd Tiltd on ery que tlon put wll' ibii health pemlttrd him to be li.trr, anu br ai. i auroatlonof tin. Jouri al Ii would he lound that U .new a sua on ell qutelione ronsietent with Ihoee ol the gcntltmtn frmn .v.aieaehnietti iMr Holler), while the retrnne re ormera around him, the men wno Joined ltn the. Democratic party of the Houiu U'l aecured Ita aacvnueucy and lucceaa In Uie ua siolti upon the Induatry of connlry, byihowiuga d lermlMtion to ruin tbrooh, wltnout Oibaieor rccoon Jerailon, s repeal of duties on articles la the production of which ms.iy thuuiandi of American uxiiera are employed, all roted acaluat him when tney roled In ouixie.tiou lo bia nccovtr, the keutlu tntn Irom Massichus.-lti, In Ihe nime of the In iu Jrtil interests of the country and tbelr repretcnta Ires uon the floor, he mde tali earl), earueat, ad Mune.t protest against this iraui axo OMroi'NPio arx-DiiTiuit ard natlcg done Ihl', asked the Ilouie to excuse Llm Iron. smu on tl s tomuiittee. Mr liun ib (lUp., Ma i I may be pardoned for ajing u wo'U ii ttij o uat lua been said by uir friend rom renniylrinla (Mr. Ktl ey), I bve xuade n. accuxtiun agaUtl Llm. Uia role haa al bean In accuidauie wllh bia pally ohllgalloi.i li mended Ihe cancua ol the pat ly so loag ai bta heuh p.rin.tied. 1 knuw t.ui he Is no. one of Ii ou who entered Into ihe combine!!, n, out I aak, l Hii re any o.i.er bitli in in tentlemjn ho dealrea Vie flw to eiplalu hii vote t I .ay again, analyze Totee.i nnd whUe aamlitlng that mo i.r threu blrn lailff men have ruled llh the Iteiublican Prty. I ai d 1 rtaninn that II. la rreolo'loo w'ncli IT. VnVull0u 'o.V'J'r 'i "I tut-Ilrpublleane oj li'i.'tfoTfn VV,t",,,.r"U'l,"e,, mad'; hf'i',!l'r.7S; of U,e yeai iud nare ..I tnaof tiymanvg nilenin hum ihaiss li n-ilihrma lr. lluTLxn-l un ir.tHi.l an tult Kr ei.u, reaolution waa ai,run uion Ihe Hou tUi ol t .e aiii.eiio)puii nn ol lav uiumliou voud i. r It, Licauae aa bout, oiu men, as well a u'li. r 'oo I Jti uiiiiCana, Ihoy Horn Till IUICK THAT WIS TLtTID oi. nn them Hut Ihere iruuld be no otr-i-r 'ii.t e" -.1 Uim In lalur ol the boulh, IllJ ti.ey did uot i.hi t. vule airuintl it dr luwrs (Hep.. Maw j-I woull like ta jik mi 'll- Hu t (UL-ill.l, Mi in ii.iit-l.ii uie Onls'i ilv arn'enc" T'.er iyi-on ti it vjte i in that way to that ti e m'-l t n .t b ph C"d in a irtmiiul lalae poltli.ii it h in-. But ill it im ii ol Ihu Har .n aiilu II. e eirlu. loo v.'i. xiiu alinn.'e.i .u Iiitulican caucus, held ths vii t lull. ie, which m .ny ot tlioo g. u.ioiiitu ..o J to l .rue ...,u'i ii either did uot allend or lelt bsloratmc tout Ha de.it eritl)n, Int.n ed and smlerud tnetr .ouiu.lnes to nrl'-g the mailer ol pio Urili.u to tne houluern L'nlon men before Ihe Ui.ua. Br the a .1 oi n jnajirlly ol Ihe Druiicritlc voiea, the leglilatlon ol Una llnuae la rained in in aiae si any organUatWa ol KapaUicaaum. Kow JaHMi 'III 111 I M Ill I wl yield lo a qutstlon from my coltea;ne, Mr, Dane. Mr. DAwta-VThAt I deilre to ask mTC.lleizus la, tlsthewll ata'e expllrllly whil he malls by the term trick which he applied to his Icllott -members n on Ihe flaor, acting under the lime rciponiiblllty thsi he ict tinder Mr. lli TLin The term wh.-tt J Mr. Uawu What tl.e gentleman meant when he appllca the term trick to the action ol his Iclloiv. members hers nnnn the flour. I waul to kt.ow what my eoileacoe meina by appylng the term trick to Sfiy eight of hla political associate upon this floor who differed with fifty actlnf under the same sense of rcepoaiblllly nnd the same lenae of duly that m y coUrarue acta upon here In tl Is llnn'e. Mr. Ili'TLxn 1 do noi;nnilcriland that t applied the term trick to Republican. Mr. luwn My roll. ague. In hi circular that he ha been pleased to place uptin our desks Mt Huti.kh-Mr. bpeikerl; Mr. Uawit-Wall a moinctil. Mr IICTLan Why should I wait when I da not chomelor (Laughter.) Mr. IlAwas-In that circular, and In the rcmirki wl.lchjust lell from hla lips, he says that the reso lulion wss curried by a trick Mr. llUTLtn-No, slrl What t did any was thl "That ll was aprnne upon the House by a trick;" aed I do not ippiv it lo nity-eltht men. Mr. Uawxs My colleague haa torgoiten what he slid hlinsell Mr. IlLTi.an 1 hsve not fnrgotten. Mr I)Awr. -Mora's the p.l then. (Laughter. Mr. UtriLKii I am not trouoled about all tlila. t asy hers tl.al alter the llepnillcan cuuens, regularly called by Ihe duly elected members ol the House, it which Ihe rentlcmin ana present nutll he lound what the action of the caueni was lo be, had ncte.l upon and had determined whit measure ahnuld he put belore the House lor Ita consideration, then that was A ItCHUTITt THICK by which a minority ot the party eprung a question noon Ihe House which compelled the vote! ol a portloa 04 tuo Ileoahllcans, and gave a erenlnt majority to a measure Illusory la its chirniter, and naeless In action, which had no majority In fact In Ila favor, au that the meaanre of Ihe majority might be defeated by Ihe aid of Democratic votes. There are genllemeu sll around me who did not fsel st It bsny to vots acalaal the resolution a hen It was thus sprung upon Hem, who felt about It Just the same ss I do, but fell oblige.! lo vote for It. lest they afcould be comproniised, 1'hat Ii what 1 me.m by a regulative trlcx by which a eeemlng m.Jorlly Is compelled, wbers there la none In fact, I me.m lasi when a man slays ont of the caucus of the l'epnblican party, sua that Caucus sallies a menure, snd then he comes lo and undertakes lo taitart that parly by the aid of ths votes or our optontnls, wl-om I expected lo voto aa they did, by offrclag them a measure they tin support and he gats them to laopnrt, which a Kepubllcan majorlli cannot as tl.e grnttemen did thai. 1 say, la a legislative Vrlck. and I ant It allh a foil knowieda-e-of my responsibility. If It la not true In the Judgment of the country, I shall fall. If It la true, then on the heads ol thoee who did It he tho niton sibll) of the lore of life, libertv, and property oi our Irlerds. the In) at men or the bouth, unprotected and unrared for by any aid they receive Irom Con gress warn our hsnds are tied by this trick. Mr Ka-u.IT I dcalre, Inaamnch aa I am limply replying to AH AJ.SirLT OK TUt MOT tCTlOMJTI of the Ilouie, to ask the gentleman whether an ex. antnatlon of the rec rd will not show thst thsse Kepuhllcaui who voted in rrpeal Ihe duties on arti cles which Amerlcm labor produce 1, but voted a:al. at ths repeat of tne duties on Km sndcoff. a, Wi.lch wo cannot prodncr, and which do not com ets with any of our Industrie, do not Jiaks the hulk of tne Iirpubllcan vute ol which he co i plains; and whether he docs not at. Idle upon Innocent a-icul.len tho oilencrs of the revenue reli rmeta, w u rave tho Democratic party Ihe aectndanci In tais House nr.il have msu.U.ned It. Mr, llUTLin Tre to'e upin tie late measures of Ihe gcnl.eeiau from Milne (Mr. Hale) In reference to .o 1 and sail snd lea and coffee bv no means shoas the tanlT or revenue re:orm strength in this lloisc. h. one, I toted atetdlly against the re. peal oi the duly on coal, altliuug 1 1. ink the duty a u le ne. 1 did not vole un tb aa.t queallon, beraose I did nut delre to take part In legislation shaped by the Democratic pant In this Houae. If all the liepubhcau tally, the majority, want to repeal the duties on rait, no mil du it in our own nar; o will not IoiIok the lead of lue Democracy. I' we want to repeal ihe duty on coal, we a I t do it in our o.n goo.i lime, and for our oan pur osea; e mill not do io under the lead of ihe Deiuinracy aa a IHmccrLllc tneuure. If tie aant to repeal Ihe duties on loa and co lue, as will do II we Mil not toUow the Democracy. I voted lor the repeal of ths duties on tea and roUee. bull I think It would be unwise la the prv-seat state or the Treasury to lake otT all those duties. That waa the feeling nnder which I voUJ. I dla so Ibtcauo 1 anted the counliy to see wttre our party tuuld go II we continued to lot.ow the Democratic .ead aud vote their measures Tue dlfflcu.ty ts Inat 1 am all the lime oblUed to shape my action, ro Ihnt lite uiajoill) ol IbU House may carry on Ibe leis ia ii.n ot ti e cuuLtrt for Itself snd not permit the Democratic minority, hv a carom, ly and artiuliy pre pared resolution of a UepuolKau lulnurily to do It, as in tins luatiiLCe, and defeat TUI WILL or TUB Utri'BLlCAX MUOBlTr. Mr Dawis (IleD.. Masa Is there any beite.- way lhan to acquiesce in the majority f Mr. lluiLiiu Ves, nr j a) at a to arquls-.es with the JieLuohcun mJuritr, and never witii Ihe Diuo irsilc Uiaorily. (Liugnter Taat la the way In t nlch I uiiderstsnd acouli-seiico, Mr. Dawes Hot do you cipher flfly elzht to fly IL tuhter. Mr. IIutlwk 1 dpner Sf t) -eight to fifty by men tho acre om. oiled to vote for this reaolnlion or compromise themselves. That was the reason why mta resolution waa io cunjilntly prepareJ, Mr. Dawes There does not locm lo Le an) body troubied but )ou. Mr. UuTlKn I am not In the slightest trouble. I hluk aocaeooJy else Kill Und troohli when they reckon wltn the people tor thus defeating legislation to tire peace lo li e boulh. Mr. raTxna (Kep., Me.) laid the resolution pro losing a e lect committee wai written by his col league ana fncad (Mr. Ilialne). Tue frlenda ot the rnao.utlon went about tne Houae and consulted with other gentlemen. Mant Hepubllcans tnought the loeolullou was desirable as u compromise, and oui;ul to pass ereu if other legislation naa to come. It aaa not apiung u,-oa the House, for all notice was given that could be tiveo in the way he had just uieutlone I. It was also shown to the gentle men from Massachusetts Mr IIdtlxb Wiial waa ths snawerf Mr. I'ETEiM said be staled the (act, not being called ou io give ae answer. Mr. liUTLKU 1'he aniaer was Uiat on no condl inn cuuld 1 vole for It. Mr. I KTana resumed, saying that It was stated In the caucus ihat Its sction was not binding, but Hut it e s understood the bill for Ihe protection ol loyal alliens should not bs Introduced, leaving all at 111 criy lo do wuat they tnougut proper lo come to some action uuvn It. There was MO TBICK WUATiril In ths case but, sctlng sn Mi own convictions and .eoponiibilii), uo csucus determination woold have strained htui liom the rijc il. He would, however, e Into a caucua uud L-m.1 himself for the organlxa lion ol t ie House. He woolu go Into caucus, and, Ii possible, sgree aitli his irlcnds lo a certain ex. teut; ibut he naa nut to Lo lorctd into vollnr against u measuie be-cause the geullemao Irom Mas saonuaaiia opposed it, or gentlea.en on the other side advocated It. He was uot to be driven to vole or free salt, or free coal, because the Democrala wist Ihern. He waa glad they screed it lets blm when he atood upou hla opinions snd couvicllons. He believed the reaolution was sslutary. and hs congratulated t..a House that It bad been Dasaed by a majority ot all the Itepnollcani and Democrats who voted. Mr, Dutlid aaked what ths gentleman would nave tboufbt ol him or tea of their friends who, hiving attended a caucus and aarreej upon a nomi nee, abenld come Into Ihe House snd throw Ihe beakerahlpliito Ibe tends of the Democrats t Mr. Piters I sLonld suppose you had ioms devilish deshra. Mr. Hutlxii We agree fully, I.snrbter.J Mr. 1LAini, tue Speaker (Mr. Wheeler In the chair) I desire to sak the gsntleinan Irom Masse, ehu.elts (iluller) whether he ocnles to uu ths right 'o have drawn Ihe resolution! Mr. liUTLEB I have mads no assertion on that auhject one way or ths oilier, A.r. Dlaixi Did uot the (entleman distinctly annw thai I drew II t Mr. UtTLxn No, sir. Mr. HLAihE Did I not take It to the gentleman snd read li lo hue t Mr. IlLTLiB lea, sir, Mr. liLAiHat Did I nut ihowlilmthe manu'crlpt f Mr. ltUTLEH Vra, sir. Mr. BLAINE In aiy own hand writing I Mr HlTLia-No. air, Mr, 111.AINI And at Ills luggeillon I added theio words, Aud the expenses ol this Committee shall he paid fiom ths contingent fund of the House of ileprmentsiivrs," Appisuse. The met that ways and mesus were wanted to pay tho expenios was the only ol Joctlon be made lo It. Mr. butler A' list was ihe anawsr tlis gentle mm mtide f I suppose I may ask tnal, now the baker has come upon the floor. Mr. l.LAtNE Tho answer aaa that I Immediately wrote the amendment providing for the payment of tue es, ousts ol Hio Committee. Mr liuiLER Wi st wua my smwer f Was It uot th.t under no circumstance would I have any thing to do wita It, being hound by the actlou of W.U C UCUa f tti. IIlaine No, sir Ihe answer was that under no iir u.u.uuirs woulJ you serve aa Cpalrnun, Mr. lie'TLKii ur Late unylhing to du wllh tho IPsulut on, Ur. IlLAiNt TI.ere are 251 member of Ihellotiso "I It uruenlauvra A Cuimuiiloe can be loruiei 1.1'!. Oilt ins ntiTLcuAS rmiu iiAUAciiusErra I euiK on It, His actt Ice Is uot essential lo the con amutioii of li o Co uniiltoo. Mr Hi Ti.Kk W hy did yon not Und luch a Com ulltee li.i-D r Mr rLAiNE-Ilecause I knew very well tint If I on.l ltd .uo .ippoiut.neni or the gentleman It would be heralded tuiouitliuiit the lei.elh and bieadth or the cou..ry by the claquears who have so luduelil ously distributed this letter this morning, ihu the bpesksr bed packed the Couimlttee, as the aenlle mao tall ims would, Willi weak-kneed Itsoonlicaus," who mold sot go usvo an tatesugauoa as vUor- oasly as he wonlt. That was the reason (applause so that the Chair hid the responsibility upon the gent'eman of declining the appointment. Mr. UetTLER I know tint was the trick of ths Chilr. Mr. Dl.AINE-O, Hie "trick I" Me knew now what tlie gentleman meint hv tne word "trick." Iam rorv eiad to know mat the "trick" was successful. Mr.' HcTl.tB No doubt. Mr. l!LAli-lt Ii this "trick" which places Ihe gentleman from Misiacbuselts on bis responsibility befors ths eonntry. Mr. ItuTLtn-Kxietly, Mr. ItLAtii Wholly, Mr. ItUTLin Wholly. Mr. IIlaine Now, sir, ths gentleman from Mas. schuanlis talks shout the coercion by which fifty eight Jtepuhttcai.i were made to vole lor the reso lution. 1 do not know what any one of them may hive lo say, but If there be here to-day a single gen tleman alio hui given to the rentletnan rioin Massachusetts the Intluntlon that he felt coerced Ihat lie w.is in any way restrained from free sciion let him get up now snd ipsak, or lorever after hold his pence Mr. lltlLlll-O'.i, yes. triAKIR DLAIXI irill BUTLER. Mr. III.AIHR The rentlcmin from Masiicliusetli tys In his letter t Hiving been appointed aralnst my wishes, etpressed both putllclr and privately, 'Tine breaker tea Clinlrmnn of a Committee to In tolliaie tne stile ot alalia In the South, order I lo-diy hy Democratic votes against the most ear neil protest ol mora than a two-thlrdi maturity ot the Kei uhllcans of the House," Mr, IIUTLEn Yes, iir. Mr. Hlai.ie This statement Is sobildantl ground less thst ldo not know what reply to make lo It, II la made In the fare of the fact that on the roll call fifty-sight Itepubllcani voted for the resolution and lorty-nine, bealdes the entleman Irom Massachu setts, against 1U I deny that the rrnlleraan has liio rlihl to apeak for any member who voted for It, unless It may be IL gentleman from Tennessee (Mr. Ma) nam), who vote.) fur it for Ihe purpose proba bly of moving i reconsideration a very common and very Justifiable and very proper coarse whenever any gentleman chooses to adopt It. Iam not crttl clsing It st sll, but If there bs any one of the flity eight gentlemen who voted for the resolution nnder coercion, I would like the gentleman from Maasa cbnaells todeslgnite him Mr lll'TLin I am not bets lo detail private) con versation. Mr. ULAisB-Oh. nn but" yon will distribute throughout the entire country unfonnje.l calumnies Durpoitlnr to rest upon ssserllons ms.le In prlrste conversstloni, which, whsn called for, cannot bo vert- j fled. 1 Mr. Dl-TLEn rirdon me, slr-I laid there wai a caucus. Mr. HLAtME-I hope Co will pardon yon but you onsht not lu ask me lo do It. Laughter. Mr. llUTi.tii-1 will aak (lod, and nut on. Mr. IIlaixe I am glad the gentleman will, BUTLER 001X0 BACK OK MS ALLT. Mr. r.L'TLEt I have no lavors lo ask of the devil nnd let me iuj that the caucus sgieed upon a dell alto mode nf action, Mr. IIlaime The cauruj 1 Now, let rre say here and now that the chairman of that caucus, ilitint on my rliht, a c.ievaller In lejHstlnn tint pt ir tl trim ttprocnt the gentleman from Michigan (Mr. lllilrl atatri, as a man of honor si he is, that ua was bonnd to say offlcl llr Irom the chair thai II waa not considered and could not be consWleied binding upon genllemec. And more than that. Talk about iricksl Why, the very Infamy of politics, trickery never suipasaed a design so foolish and so wicked aa to bring together a caucus and attempt to p'.edte them to Ihe support of measures which mixlit violate not onl) tho pohnc.il principles hot the religious falilt ol men to Lie support of Dill driwn br tie ceutlemin Iron Masracl.a sette Olr. Ilutlcr). which might viol.le the consci entious scruples of men; and rl, for.ooth, he comes lu I ere aud declares that whatorer a ciucus mar determine upou, hunevcr hastily, you must support it, however wronr'uilj. Wh), er.'n In the worst eluvi of the Democracy, when Inc gentleman him self was In Hie front ratk of the worn wing ol II, when aa It ever a' templed lo lay Ihat a majority of n party csu.ua could bind men upon meaaurex tnat involved questions ol lonrtit tioualhw.of peiaonal hohor, ol Millions scruples! Tne genileoian asked hat woulJ hive open done he asaed my colleague, Mr I'ctris. what would liav.- been done In Ihe case oi members of a pariy voliug against t ie caucus LOtiiinre fur breaker, I undrra-ant that was a luruit al uysel'. Csni-.us n-.tnluallons ot officers hatea.ways he-en hell as binding, lluljust I. are let l:io say teat If a minori'.y dl I not vole ccaliirt the decision of the caucus that nominated me for Speaker, In my Judgment It was not the fault of the gen leman from Mass-cuusetls. (Applause. It tns rrqulslte number could huve oeen lound lo have guue uter lo THE DESPISED MAIAIEISE1 on the oppo'lto side, that grulleman would hate led t.eta as gailanll) as ne did Hie lorces in Ihe tnarle.ton Convention. (Heuewed applause and tauthttr. Mr. Ilnirn Mr Speaker Mr. liLAi.ie 1 have the flaot. I do not very often ask it. Mr. IlciLta Let not jr.nr conscience nccui-ooo! Mr l.l.AlMt l.r Siesker, Inold tlniea it waa the ordinary iai.it oY tho Speaker or the Houae ol llrpiesentillves to lake part In the debate. The custom has fallen Into disuse, Por one, 1 am vera el d tha' It i as, Por oue. I approve oi luo conclu sion thst forbids It. Tie Speaker could, with con silient fidelity lo his own party, he the Impartial a.lmlnisirator of Die rules ot lue House, and a con anient participator in the dltcutslous. If memben wiuli tike from hlin that appear a nee of Impartiality which Is so Important to maintain in the rulings nf tho CLslr. Hut at the same time I deipiae snd denounte the In solencc ol the gerlleman irom Massachusetts wheu he attempts to say that He Itecresenutite from ihe 1'l.lret District 01 the State ol Maine his uo right lo frame a rr-olutlon; has no lljlil to seek thai, under the rules, that resolution eh .11 be adopted has uo rll.t lo ask the Judgment of the House upou tUat resolution. Why, even the Insolence of I ja I gen tleman lluisell never reached that subllms height Lofore. (Applause. And that ts TUB EXTEMT Of MT Orri-VMNO, that I wrote a resolution; that I took it to vsrlons gentlemen on this side of Ihe House; that 1 said lo ino gentlemen on the other side of the House, This las resolution on which yon cannot aDoru lo fili buster It la u resolution demanding s fair, tmpsr tlal investigation, and. under the rules, f desire te.it tlila resolution may be oCcred, and my colleacue (Mr. Peters) will offer It and then the renticman irom Maasachuielli (Mr. Duller) lelegrapni, be kuows to ho -7 many papers IhroQl.i the whole Ifnltid Btttes, (or doubtless hla litter will oe found in ixttnto aherever he could got It Inierlnd In this morutng's Journals, that this was "a legislative Irica." Mr, DuTiEn And I repeat It now. Mr, IIlaime l'lere are certain repetitions which do not amount to slander, and the gentleman niay repeat ererylhluc la that connection, ua hit collujjuu Dawes very well asys, except the truth," Mr. lIUTLrn (in Ma scat) I did not hear my col league sty Hist bprsker IIlaibe The gentleman from Massachu setts uses this language lu LI) remark .Lie letter; "Lecause Ibe ver resolution which authorized the Committee was eo framed, and In my belle! pur purely, In the Intereeta of the Democratic pjity, that such Committee cannot report, unfer the rules of the House, In the face of the Democratic opp.nl Hon, snd by their permission, lu more than a year Irom tl is Urns, the usual power not being Inserted in It lo report at any lime." The genllem n (rom Maasacbusstts Is a very satnte lawyer; but it has laden under my observation that ho la RXTREMELT IGNORANT Or TUB RULfcE of this House. Had the resolution contained these words It would have teen tantamount lo autps-ndlng Ihe rules, aud one objection would have prevented It coming In What doea ti e revolution say I That that Committee shall be appointed with power to report In December. Kvpori, from the meeting ol Congress, during tne entire month of December, hall be lu order at any time the Committee may with to mike a report. K.ght and a hall moittln Intervene between now and December lor the Committee's labors, and thsy hive one (nil month with Ihe Drlvilrge to report st anr time, and vet the gentleman says the resolution wsa purposely so framed as to exclude tl.e Committee from the power to report at all. It was purposely framed to be car ried over the gentleman s point of order. I otnlllej those words, presuming ihsl if the Cuuiinlttee gut thtough their labors st the end of nine mouths, one whole month st the beginning of tho session would be ample In which lo make their report. I am admonished by Ibe gentlemen around me o! a fact, Willi which I am myrelf fami liar, that the power lo report at any time doea not ulna) a carry with It the exercise ol that power. The gentleman himself hn been Chairman during li e enilre Conxreia oi a Comnr.lltea empowered to rrportatauy lime on this very Identical auhject, and on Ibe luhjecta comailtted lo II, aud Hie mam bcrs of that Committee will lay whether Ihe gentle man sIw.ds sxerciiod his full power under Ihe rules, snd whether, if the poaer to report st any time had been given to thai reutleinat as Cnalrman ol this Committee, nnd ha bad accented tho appointment. I.e might not uavo construed II aa be haa construed It for nearly two years on the Ileconatrucllon Cora ruitlee lo he the power to reuorl at no lime. Now nobody regrets mote than I do ouy occurienca which calls me to lake the floor. On questions of propriety 1 appeal lo members on both sides of the Jloue, and they will bear uie witness that the cir culation of this let.er In 11 e uiormng prints, Us dis tribution throughout Hie laud by telegraph, and Hie laying It upon tne desas of mumbera, was Intcndo.l to be b) Iho genilem.tu Irom Massachusetts not bflciod boldly, hut comtl I will out uie u uronger phrase AN INSIT.T TO THE IrriAKkll of Hill House, As such 1 1 cent It. I douounce tho letter lu all Us eisential sluteuients aud Vilxluto me-iiii, aud In ill lis moan infcroncvi aud iiio-iurr inuendns. I drnouiice the lulls r us groundle-s, Willi out Justifli-aliou, nud tnouviilleuiuii hluiso.l, 1 trust, will live to leu tuo day when he will ho ush.mod ui hkvluic written 11. Mr BUTLEU-Dy Iho ancient parliamentary law, or which I couless my lanurance, aud of wiueh, ii loll knowledie 01 It lend! lo such a speech as wo have Just listened to, I will he glutl to lenialu in lEtiop.nce, sums one person shall be Spoakrr of the House, to speak lor the House, Does the bpraker now do ao f The Speaker liaal left Ills Llace and his gavel for His first lima (or two Coo greases. Was It to speak on auy great measure of liuance I Ht. Vuxmu-Ut. Speaker, I would like U say ttiat the preceding Incumbent of tin chair (Mr. Col fax) now Vice-President, le't the cbtlr to oliastUe the Insolence of the rentlemin. Mr. DtJTLKn I an now upon the floor. Dnrlng this or the last Conzrcss for the drat limn has tho Speaker telt Hie ohalr. was It to ipcak upon some great measure ol tin mee or revenue, of proieclion to tht loval people of the South, or of reconstruc tion? Have we iiesrd his el irion voice In Lcnalf of Hie great measures of the Iternbllcan pirly t Not Up to this time be hu only been speaking to the Hons i Tnsocon A wooniK oavil best noon l woo len box. lie lids now left IKe tnttr for the floor. Upon what great and permanent manors! None. Solely 11 nitick a fellow-mam. ber, who letdown to write n letter explaining his views of public duty, and nascarrrul to dm or Ms letter so ss nutlnanv way lo touch the Srctker of Uie House, but purely aud cindldly to stala the naked facts of his action, without a word of comment or Inocndo, If for no other reason, because he was aware of li.o consequence! to a humble member nf a qnarrel or any nnploasanlnras with ths Spoiker of the Hulls. He had been made paln'ully aware of It In the last Congress and In this, and he avoided that eager. I know the man; and "lor waya that are dark and tricks that are vain I name Ihe Speak er, and that 1 dare maintain. I leltall that, I knew all that, sad thereiore I ai iciupnlons not to use a word la my letter that was unparliamentary or co a Id give Just cause of offence. I was aware of the new Aedred hopes of the hlrhesl placo In Ihe iuluro of the Sneaker arising Irom the qtntrrl whlci haa been unfortunately furced npon tne lie publican party at the other end or the Capitol, of which he Is wanting to take sdvanlage. I know all that, and thrreloro I was careful to say no word. I did not say that las Speaker wrote the rvsoluliun. I di I dot know that he did, but I knew hn augtetl ed It. I appeal to the breaker's fairness. No, rsn ot si peal io Ihat. I will atate what I asld wi.en he came lo my seat yesterday and showed m the le-o utloa and asko I me to go lor It, an I said I should be Chairman ot the Commutes ondar It. I Slid, "l'LL BE DIMXED tr I WILL. (Great laughter.) I wilt have nothiog to dn with it." I am sorry to be obliged to use Ihe word here, snd (apologise for It; but when asked to belrar ay aatsoclstee wltk whom I had acted In caurtts. It seemed a very good one lo meet the exJgeacy. (Laughter. Tbat wis mv auiwer, and when he read the clabis containing aa an. proprlatlon, even with my Ignorance 61 i'no tnlo's, as he claims, I to.M lihu how if It wll determined to pnt tho resolution through, it would escape sn objection to It to he illOerently worded. I did tall because I belirved that he eurneated lo Ihe gentle men from New Tork (Mr. Cox) to mate tho point ol order against the olli of the majority of the House, which carried It over under the Spencer's ru.lag. Mr. Cox (Doai., N. V.) Mr. bpeaker, thai ts not I rue, Mr. Butler I did not say thst It was trne; I said I beilived It at tne lime. (Laughiei I be lieved II for t!.o resson that I saw the bpeik- r go aver there on Inc Dntno:r.itlt al ls ot Ihe llou-e gelling DeoiocraU lo uirce to support Ihere-olmhoi tier ne iiao shown ll lo me, for ho did uio toe lavor to mow It lOwo first. Then I saw him TUI OWNER or RICK COAL NIILUl, ts he was attempting to get Democrats 1 1 a-tree Mr IIlaini 1 a In nvor of tne repeal oi the Coal taml auo Ihe gentleman w.w nut. Mr. IlUTLER I say statu Pot waji that are dark, and IrlcVe Ihat are vain," I will name the speaker and Hui I n-c to ex.dalii. Liushtei. No, sir, I say a;aln Ibal when t saw I an ema.e.l la that condition of thin and saw ihe Speaker colliwulog lt-l the Democrats, I knew very well what was to come I knew l.ut any lolnt of order I could rtlse under a resoiniiou no tia-l en trlvcd woold be unavailing; au.l saw a reo utlon he had eoutrivol lui.dltu e I (or the olll oi Ihe ma jority of the itepunl em pirly, loicel through by hla Influence on Hie tl .or an 1 lu Hie Breaker's desk by aid of Dcinivratic voles. 1 ec-e g. ntlcxen here b it Ir.ut the Noith and rom.i who hsve told me (hey were put In a very cellcite position, and eo la s rrvolutihi lo appoint a Keptibdcin Coinuiiltea by the acu i oi tti speaker in lea;ue wtt.l Ins opposition wis passed. Now. nobodr deprecates this unaa pv ajene ot this lliur more .ll n I do. 1 ell toal H IciJleln this Hon -a and undertook to ina'.;o a statement of the reasons why 1 could not eerie upon a C.iuinillioe. 1 M.'.t'la bo accus.-d of having bruiu.l personal matters into the House of liurca. nlailvos, aud ILeruIore I exrrclsed ur rixht as n dtlteu to addrees a public letter in the public neaspapers and In pirep'ilel turm tj my lh-pah.toaa assjctites in ex planation ai mypost lou. lual a tlx it u do so, and I had Imped tbat If nn, ool tal in tliin to ay in re! I; to what I had laid, toshtvl ol Ivrclne upon me aquim.l vn this House lo the llgraraiid disrapllsu of tne Itepnalle-in parly, they would lake re sl:.o clianurl ul coin.lioiilcttl o to Ihe pn'l'cthsi I has, whlci was opaa lo Ihem. espe cial! aa o.ie of them who has' arraigned me BELOKQRR TO Til R ritlJI 0 tiO. (fjuihter I replied to my rrlen.1 from Ponnyiri uia (Mr. K.llS)). ualnj temperate aud p.il.u tenlary isngua. only. Mr Kr.LI.ET I beg leave lo Interrupt tho genii" inan fur uni moment. 1 eooke not onl. for niyse.., hut for the ureal body of Pro.ecllomsia In ibis House, who were wroood by the ttaiosut of the gentlemsn. a Hie vole will en. iw. Mr. liirriBn Very well I only horw thit I hvve done these geullcmon no wru.12. bemuse 1 thoujlil Ihat ll tcey anted loint be'ore us .ilt nud coals and Iron, instead of drawing out the Iron Ihat Is entering lalo the souls of our friends al the Soul i, tber were exceodlngly wrung. I missed thaio gen t.ctcen Iron the caucus. I luve oetn told slnco mat, In the cae of some ol them. It was hecauae they were afraid that Hie tariff might be Inter ered Mlt.i If Congress remalued here, and thenfore we." anxious to adjourn. But all this abusr ol me, and this getting exceedingly wrat ly by the Speaker against me, does no har u and will nut frhciituu any body. It will aot hurt anybody. Tue calling ol bard names will do uo harm lo me here or in the country, If I could have been killed by belaj CALLEO ILARil NAUE4 I ehould have died loag aav, ILaufliler. I htru w llhstood the rouxh il l ut luugher tongues than the one just wmied at me, I hsvesaen abuse tli more Ingenuity, hut not wllh moio malignity launched al me, and I hate survived and aJull anr vlre long after Uses Speaker or tlila Hoiro has filled the Presidential chair, very long Now sir, ldo not want to continue longer this dbgrseeVcl scene. I a1n-.lt ita dlarracs to Uie llouso uf ltaprseutatlvee. Iadmlt IU dUgrace to everybody rontereed It It, Low e-ver unwillln. ly, but I call renl eoien now here to wllnes, lest It ehou-d be a. id that I commenced this aeries of hard words huro that no unontllameatUrT word wae spoken me until accused of Insolence, ml every form ol tituperatlon was laurchod at roe, Theie Is one tiling more I wish lo slate. I have been sc.uieH of not rvporl ing at anv tune, aa Chairman of the Select Commit too on liicontlruc'ton. I did report Hits bill, as Chairmen of tne Committee on UocoLalniclion, and the bpeaacr of tl.e Housa. being ajralosi u while it was being read at the Clerk's desk, nude a ruling which al.uwed Mr. Wood ol New York to Imtodjce a Joint leau.ullou for ihe lepcal of the duly on cual, thrieoy slopping tl.e insdini or the olll, which could ne ft r ronco up again a i ulluc never before mado lu this lloipe, and I trust ntver to he made agun. Mr. Blaine Will the genilemau state the rule Mr. llUTLBU -Ves; a ruliui lust whl.e a hill was being read unyno v raighi Interrupt tun rotdini by a motion lo suspend Hie rules. Mr BlAINR The gentleman cerLilnlv does not want n serious answer. Ihe very piiuclplv of sus pending t ie lilies allow It to be duue wulle no gea lleman is occupying the llior. Mr. lll'TLEri A geullemao oy tie name of "The Clerk," alter the bill was reported hy a Uammltleo ot Hile Home, waa occupylnj the floor by reading the bill at that time, and Ihe best klud oi occuoano of the floor, too. for Ihe House, hid a rltlil to hear what the btil waa beiore he u taken Irom the floor, ldo not care homer I n rUat orwionr upon this ruling. 1 admit my IQKOUANCB or PARXJAHENTABT UW, and I thank Clod I know no mure about It lliau I do, because lie how It affccla a man's mind who has made It a study, ii-aughtcr. But 1 do t'llnk, II Ihe soetker had beeu half aa anxious for U.e naasars of this olll to protect the people of tho South, as he was for some land craal measures ptsaod from Ihe Spevker's labia at the List session, It would hire become 1 law long ere title. Mr. Blaine Will the gentleman ipeelfy what- Mr. Bctler Oh. pretty muoi all of Inrm. Mr. Blainr I du not think It worth while to lav tnylblnt mure than Ihat la alntpl) and only s gratui tous calumny. Mr MATMAnn (Rep., Tenn.) inpposed that among ItrpnDllcini there waa no diversity of opinion that something ought to be done beyond the Investigation proposed by tho Select Committee. Ihey not only had (tela already to Jostily, but to demand addi tional legislation. Loyal meu weru coUlnuilly out raxed and murdered In his tso State. He wai un willing to put PlmseK or the record aa opposed in the luvosltgstion Into this condition of tilings. He (lusted that the investigation would bo made. As u member ol the Committee, hn would, to Hie beat ol his ability, discharge Ms duly. Mr Siiii.LABknnr.n (ltp., Ohio) ssld the Speaker thought proper ti) his course, so wisely almliils. leroiito tho eatlsf.icUnn of Hie country, to !aco til in on Ihe so ect couitnlttoa o( thirteen constituted )el lerday, The country had bofure It A SriCTACLR which never before lo a tiinu of pence has been seen In u civilized country, Murtlt-r stalks Hirouah ons part of our Urpuhlic, and the hideous tact Is incuntruverllble. As he Wis golim out of Paris. I.o -nw the people rushing up every alreol nnd boulevard. Tnus ids wero iu liilt-iie uguuy. Ho inartello-.l at wuat it ruoant. Ho asceriilnrd that it wn that a t'reneliman h ot been foully murdered. The spectacle .unlet Hie en ire people, and thruiit-liuiii I'rauee and the ront. unit it was said a i.iiutly lu l'r-ncit ii kI biun o er tl) tiittrd.'re.l, and no bunion of tli empire was quiet uuill thu inuido.-or Was etlsc.vn'K.l an. I puin-lie I, Mr. Br.ooKs (Id lv lla.) asld If discussion was lo to on I.e I aj no nojectlun, hut II no ruply la lo bo allowed to al.ujatl.iK, he must objooi, uud nouij ln.i-l upon proc-'llus only In order. Mr. MieiLADAi.aiiit vxprrsird Hie hope tint au opportunity would i e givun lor tlobate to coiillnue a lev. days. He would sire all the Iiliorty deeirud. Mr. Kelllt (Hep., Pa.) was wlldiu to let gunorsl dobatn tun lor days i' necessary. Mr Cox (Dern., M Y.) H ought the matter ought saw to bo arranged lu older to a close understand ing. Mr, yAjeaiwoiiTJ (lljpIUJ UusWed thsre ajj be no illscnsslon farther than was conSnil to the question of excusing tncmbcrs. Mr MoitaAN (Dem,, Ohio) Inililed on the regular order. Mr. HnELLtnARnEn resumed, saying the Southern country wat In disorder, und In Incipient he wai golnt to use the hateful word Insurrection or re bellion. Ho voled for the re-olntlon, because the genueman from Massachusetts had slated, Wher over or whenever the Committee would go there wou'd be sunshine inn peacn, and wo should bo compelled io lo report." If the preiont Committee would save one Amerlcin life an 1 stop one butch ery, (lod knew hi) wouU voto for the resolution U.VT1L tub ctucc or DOOtt. As members of the Itepnullcan party, let them stand up to duty st their posts. There was nothing to prevent them Irom passing a bill lor tbo protection of loyal men. Mr, BUTLEn asked whether the gentleman did not see that they could not have legislation, because some gentlemen who voted lor tho resolution voted to adjourn on Mondar next, air, bUELLABAni.En replied tbat was no reason why they should vole to sojourn Instead of passing s parllculsr law to-morrow or to-day. In conclusion, he asked, on icccnnt of mailers personal lo hlmsrll, to be exrnsed from irrvlnr on the Committee. Mr. Cox said he understood the gentleman to f.ivorMr, Bullet's bill, and alter that the taking of tesilmony. Mr. buiLLABArotn said that Incnmlstcncr seemed to be attributed lo him. He replied Ihat the coun try knew enough now to warrant le'lslotlon. Let the rumination i rot red and when the report t hall bo made next December, they could adjust .their legislation. Mr. DAtvrs said aa he had yesterday voted for the rrolnnon, ho had been arraigned beloro the coun try by one ol his own colleagues, as being engao-ed In a dishunoraMe legislative trick. According to his colleague, aud thote who set with him, he alone ii awake to the conditio.! of things, nnd Is seeking a remedy. He msrvelleJ at Ihe rUht bit colleagne assumed to apeak for gentlemen hero, and lo make his arraignment. Hp (Dawes) also desired seek out the proper remely for tic evils which hive tholr origin In the yesrs of troubles sod dlstres, with abundant Icgls.atlou conferring power. Affairs hive been fjnOWIXO WORSE AND WOJU", until this day and hour, evil confronts us more lhan ever. The question was, whether lackol adminis tration or leKlslanah 'I'd brought the evils upon us, or whether instead of doctoring the patient a change ol treatment miynnt he resorted to with benefit. III! colleagues held him up before the country. Was he lo be hunted down at home because lie dif fered wllh hie colleague as to tho mode of treat ment Wai he to be exhibited as a trickster In al liance with hii opnonrnt because he did not tee bit way clear In this, a treat deliberative body f Mr. HuTLEit Inquired then why his colleague did not propose some uieisure for relief. Mr. Dawes rolled, ho wanted a practical measure, not excitement and lutlllly. Herepealo I, he wanted eumeihiuTio result In reare and harmony In fact. Mb BLAtn (Hep.. Mic stl.l Hut Mr. Iluller had staled in ills rlr u.ar as his objection to the select Commute', (lrt, urcautn It was forcol upon ths Uepuhlicaus by the nearly unanimous vole of the Democratic oarly In the llou-e, a.. led by aome, twen ty or tuirty Kopublicana oily, against the decision of :i majority of lt.it party in a duly callel caucus of Ibe member.' nf the House, llut the record snowed lust nrtr-elznt lle-.iuhllciiui voted tor Hie n-svlnllon. He proldeJ as Cialrimn ol ths ciucus at which n measorn was prrMrmel consisting of the billot Hip gen.leiiiafi tiinu Maes ichtielts and the bill of the gci.t.enian fio-n Ohio illr. Shellabarger). '1 lie report w as aaopto I as tub sr.tjK or Tns rarer s that the hill shtiu.d bp Iniroducrtt In the House. J'he question arise as to how lar tho voto in Hie cuikus coiilro.led anion lu the House when Ihe uiiderstnndliii; was toe uie niters wero not butiad to sur-port Hot details ot tho hill. The bit, was never read In caucus. AH were at liberty to support anr lut-aeiire w i.-.l In llie.r Jit lzuu.it. wou-d teach luo (vjrcl In vle.t in a belter manner. Tiure were laws cnouin. If Hicy were only executed. Mr. Hr M.iv tllep., Alt.) asked If tuat were io, why cr ii"'. Hie laws executed air. I.laiii would be tiad ll tue gentleman would ai.svvcr ti e question l.ini.i'lf. Sonietninz must Lo done more tuan lcilitye cnarlnicn'. In cone u ion, he gave Ihe uasuu why he voted lur a Select Committee. Mr. tlAitrivLD (flap., Ohio) was iorryhlscollrvae Sholbaturgrri had asked lu he eacussd (ro ll serving nn tne com uitu-e. Ha proceedel lo eouimeut on Mr. Butler's ci.c il.r, aaylng 11 the committee, as til lejed, wuj coaipiw I of a mejorlty oi bcifsstoult.j and Khoa-NoILIus. IhI them aeeu on It coie man tti.o Hid not come will. in that category. He ob jected lo Iho ttntement. II was not cppllcnbio to one ol l .e ei.-lit itf).utnca:i ou the ex.ininlilee. Ho tnou;!.t toe a "eik-r w as exlreuioiy forluni'.e In so leeting tucli men a;lnst wlioci no suspicion could befuua.l. He dp.-lrod to know w lather Ihe Execu ttte uiuhorltiea wanted moru loil-l.tioa to keep the reai-.-1 Mr. Cox nndrrslootl tl.e llepuUlcan Senators were in ruucti, and thooxht H.e Hepujlicans hera ot tit lo cill one to m-Uio tne question Me-uns. Kr.bi.r.r siigiXAHAitocii, 1U udett. and r.UTLnn, tree., t ion s.-yjr.. y ei.-u.-'lat tueirown rvqurai irom cervine ou tho Committee. Mr. Ce.nl'1'.l tllep. lnd.) lild they anould apply the trong arm oi tne law to suppress tho outrage. He thoutnt somebody other ti.nn lumioll ehould help to make loo rrcrd promoted by tho uppoiuliLuul of t le Committee. Mr. liuoe.iis iDem., N. Y remarked that ho did nut urje. i lu the couiae ol discus-ion If gentlou.cn ou hii n.Io Tr- r'Iqwo.1 to partlcipale la It Mr. Ctml lit said I.o was explaining why he would not in ike au efficient uicuber. UX U'l reiSon why ihey ehould legislato noif, and uot wait (or farmer li.te.t.gttion. Mr l.uuoKe loqalrrd why the geutiemen dIJ not piuposo lo oxauiiue tub EU-KLnx oornictj everywhere In tho Wesiein and Nuilhern States tue murders and outrage! lu liostoa aud Lowell aa well as in tne Southern Suites. Mr Conun-i replied that tl.e gentleman kucw as we.l as he all tne penetration ol crimes In Iho r-oula on Udtttduali because they were I'ulun Cox 11.1 he had respect for the gentleman, but whsi waa altered by t le gentleman w as no ex cuse for not wishing to serve on the committee. Mr. rxDiuDurt i Hem., Wis.) re.narked that ton cuto the gem eman wcnld not he f dr. Mr Conuu's replied that he was cut asking lo be excuard. Mr.STrrEisoN 'flop.. Ohio) said If there was hopti for any otuer action tuan a bill at the present ses sion, dlrorgsnisel as the Keptihlican parly was by Ila iicllani aud epile and hales which disgraced Ii, II waa In this Committee. He foresaw Ihat the only hotM lor a remedy for tnu loyal prople of Hie Soutn wsa In the proposed Investigation. Hp, aa one to conduct It dl l not despair ol good.results. He pro posed to mxti mi ouoi'sn, snd wanted Ihe sretitleiii.ti Iroin Indiana (Mr Co bitrnl who has the uerte, to serve Wltn nun a gentleman who will do and daro whatever duty tusy be put upon him Ml. r.LiniiuoE aked whether It wonld he In order toex:uie the giiitleman Irom Ohio (Mr. Stevenson), who, luvlug mom prejudices, mid having formed an opinion, wai not qunluel to be a Judge In lue case, but to conduct an Investigation. He suppotcd ti e gentleman wauled a committee of uo opluioni no nerve. Mr, Cobnrn was excused. Mr. Dawls asked the House to lake up a Senate bill. Mr. Butler objected. He desired the regular or der of buaiuvai, lu order that ho might Introduce Ms MIL. A motion was made lo adjourn, and al 35 mlnntei to a o'clock it prevailed, by a tote of )ess 1U3 to nsys 31. (iov. (lenry lo bo .lledlMlor beltveen tho Cowl Operntora and Ike .Minora, IIabrisbcec, ilarcli It. X large delegation of railroad men and operators waited on Got. (Jeary this morning, and narrated their Grievances. The Interview was long and stormy, bat the session was held with rinsed doors. It Is generally understood that the (iovrrnor waa asked to become mediator, Iler In ino day a dsleiatlon or minora visited the Governor. This evening Ihe Judiciary Committee is In session In the Senate Chamber, with s crowd ed audience. Tbo Committee will not rrpurt until next week, end every ltidlctlon looks to some lys lemof inedlatluu, through tlieogeocy of Guv, Geary. Tho I'lre l'lrnda ot .llorrlelorrn, N. J. The conviction and iculencc of Gilbert Kent ind Ills gang of Incendiaries In Murrlstown, N. J., has not atopiwd tne Inlern.l work, Iwo weeks age nearly aa rntlre block la the bustaeii portion ot the town was burned, and a few days atlerward Morrlamwn nad another disastrous tire. Yesterday morning Greenwood eV Hayes's sieaui siwmill was set on fire and destroyed, with nn adjoining car penter ihup, Tho dwellings occiu led bv Hie pro prietor" wore awed. The workmen lose about tl.Uii) .on Ihelr tools, und the proprietors Irom liO.iXM to Jkl.dW. Insurauco, Jj.OH. lie titling his Wife trllli u llnninier, Daniel llackclt, a color.'il man, nlio lonucrlr kept s basement boot blacking esiuDIUInnoal lo I liiity-lhird street, near bixtli avenue, yrster.lir so d uul fur and weul In se.irc I oi l is tt le l.izilc, ,rnm whom he has hu.n I'-a: ii- d lor soiim lluio, an I who Ujs I.o. oi couk vtllu Dr. llaroii, M! Sixih avenue, Slioitly belore noon he met l.er, mid asked her lu go back and livt) wllh Iiiui. she re tusrd, D uiel lin n look a hammer irom his pocket on.l s..ui-ii b"r twle on Ihe lio.id tilth it, wounding lu r dai'.eri'us y. 1. azie was l.ken to Dr II iron's, i. l.eiea e Ins iu Clincil cuudiiiou, Dame! es taped. l.o-li) llsl root's Ilouril Mini liiidaluf, l'-ti-LiiKbcfirc, Moroli IU. Tin- liills nL'tlnsI Lico (Jstroiu's est lies loi I., ill, l-niKlng, nnii per son.. I sertics rendered her were iu cvuleure bcloru Mr. liumiuer, releree, lo-lay, l.ileb Buckley's nniouutu lo (Mi 2.), lilltn M. Item's to find, Witilam Mcliau'a tu il.OUO, Jernmiah Dubois's to 1 1 lJt Sft. Jnaep'i J. Jill's to tlf.l). Martha 11. huntnn's lo l-SOO, Kate Velio's le foVJI H-a, i'hllip Stella's lo J ti), Mary l. Wheeler'e to ffsj, Jn A. Iloffmaus Ui t'JM. Jane snd Ssraa liundoll'a to flW). r.ii Ula gle'l lo xSd, Joha IL fslaaua's to IU.XOU. TUB 1'Aai.Y OF JtOOHKVELT STltKltT. Ilccordeir Ilnrkelt Drmollalilng n. I'rnce hllks, rtnilna. and Vellotv foupers -Vonrlh Wnrd I'olltlclnnsTaklnir n Itrccas. Kccvcr Itoscnxwcl((, the drat receiver who lias been convicted ilnce June, 13TO, wai found guilty yssterdsy, and sent to Btats Prison for tour years. On the night of the IStli of February, EllJ ih How rJ and Illchard Klley, trmed wllh a bit and brace, bo rod holei In the door of Henry D, Oauienberg's store, at SL5 Third avenue, and after sawing a panel out, carried off tlx bottles of c1nmp.iine and twen ty boiei of cigars. Next day they met young friend In tbo tamo bulnes, and ho told them they could ii-H their booty to IloJeniwclg, at 7 Hooicvelt street They racked the stolon goods, in ell worth about f loO, and went to Keover'a fence, This they found lo be, letmlngly.a shoemaker's shop. They found the old Fngln "at home." ICocrer ex mined the article! with a ihike of the had aend a depreciating shrn. Oat wis a ihcap Iserar, but I git yon a fair brlce, I buy not mnch Isear you bring mc alike and lit Ins and 'yellow Soupers' (gold watcliesj and I glf you a gut brlce." Howard. Klley, Itoseniwets. im! a lnd named Fred Carlaod, Hicn retired to a Chatham ilreet laeer heer saloon and Kcever slipped Into How ard's hand. The Jury found Keever guilty, but recommended him to merer. Judge Bedford being nnwell, the Ilecorderprtild d yesterday lie expressed astonishment at the recommendation. This, he said, wss the first cats In his recollection, of some twenty-two that I. ic been tried befoie him. durhu his term ot office, where a conviction had been obtained, sod relt. rat ing the old nuilm, "tho receiver Is worse than Ihe tl.lef," he sentenced Keever to State Prison for lour years, Howsrd was convicted nf Ihe larccjir of the Roods and Etoncrd to btitg Hlion Sn ihat oflcnce for Tour years and a halt, and on a suspended Judgment fur a burglary In January, 16u, two yeareand a half. Kiley pleaded guilty olan attempt and was sent to the Penitentiary for one year. xhk renr latkht. Hemelblng to Interest Down-Town Carmen and tVholcsnlere. mjaaatj An Ingenious swindle tins recently been perpe trated upon Jseversl carmen In this city. Tons; When a carman Is on bis way to hi! destination with his load, a man halls him, aki hi! destination and w hether Le would like to mike a dollar for Mm elf. The earmin replies that he his no objection, and the stranger lays that be hat a trunk to bo taken lo a certain plice (always mining some point in tne ntlthborliood of tho carman's deitlnillon). Arriv ing al the pises drslgnsto.l, the stranger requests tl e carman to help him get the trunk Into bis office, which he t aya Is up two fllchti of stairs. The car m.n goes up stairs wllh tne stranger, who slops In front ol soma ofllco door, and then suddenly remem bers lie lias lortolten his key. Ho bes the carman to wait a moment that he may get the key, which he ays Is In the store below. '1 he carman waits In vain for the atranger's return, snd when lie rocs down stairs, horse snd tiuck Lave vanished, Tuii trick haa been played three times wlt.iln a week 111 tho marble building at Broadwai suit lleado streets, btorn Bros, o! Worn, tlreot lost cltht cases yes terday, snd Jackson, 1'ie boss carman, lost three rates last week. Of all the prnprrlt lost within Hie last ten weoks notaplero ol coods haa been recor riod, and but one arrest las bcou madr. .vf ir jv.hhxy i.r.()isi..iTvnn. The Jersey City Clinrtrr Joli going; Through -rtprlncina- n Trap upon F.rle-Wlint Tntvn still 1 1 liitve Ihe t'npltol t TukiroN, Marcli 10. In tho Senate, tho regis trr and rr llstrlcllng bills have pasted to a tulid reading, ihe Map and Grading Commission bill of (irerntlllo Townihip, Hudson county, was repealed lu tho benate to-day on a party voto ot 13 lo 7. In the House, the two atttl-Kile bills to repeal the act by which that Company ricapes taxation, and to equallxo railroad anu can ii tuition In Jersey City, wen reported from the commlttva to-Jay, havlug b-en kept to tLelr liaadi Hid thu carl part of the ISMloll. In the Senile the Jersey City charier has been made tl e spei'ial order for to-morrow morning. J'tto proposals to nuiote the St.uo Capital wero f resented in the -tenati- lo day. ooo from cltlxens of rawlord, L lion cojul). oitrriur twenty acres of ground nnd J'iWOW. and one Irom Mr. Gro. Gilford of .lursey Ci.y, olfeilu; .Urea acres ul ground and t-,0j. Kti-KInx Oulrnren In .Mississippi. lIsaruH, March 10. KxciU-iiient prevails on Cio northeastern bonier of tho Slito about Hie Ku Klut. Col. Btaoe, Assistant Collector of Internal llevennc. bis b(en urdeied lo leave OLaiuona In ten oar. 'll.o bupcitctendeot of Education In Lowndes county lias been similarly warne! and attempts made to kidnap him. John P. lucy. Mayer of Ober dren, was can! 1 1 off last night. No trace can he f.iuaj ol hlai, nnd it Is fuaied he has been luully dealt wU!i, The Thunderbolt lo br Itecelved, The Michael Norton Association of the .Ninth Ward arranged last ntlht lor tho reception of ae Hon, Michael Norlon on his return from Albany. It is decided last an excursion flotilla, conelsllug of (no steamboat and four barges ruu up to Nuwburg, where the renitor will be tiken on board and brought down to the city. The Ittiode Island lli'uiocrnllo Ticket. Governor, Thomas Sleere, binlihlleld Lieu'. Oovernor, I harlcs It, Ctrler, Warren i t-rereiary ot MMe. Vtllliain Miller, llri-lnl Altoim i General. (Inorte N. illo.i. I-.ast i'rovldeacei (ieuor-1 lioaiunr, Wm. P. Cor j don, Newport. The Latest from Nrtr l!miits!ilrr. Concorp, March 16. The ltepublivauj claim eight majority In Ihe Uuo.e. WKSTCll USIf.lt VUVXTT. Msny Influential Democrsis of Morrlianlt are distsluilrd wtlh tho tlekei of the recent Iowa Courea lioii. and are snout to wako up a atuiup ticket. Tn.s will he the third ticket for Ibe Morntanla rieotora to moots irom. aud there la every prospect of a lively tuno on Hie Hi mat, Suirotale Coffin haa admitted to probate the con tested Busting wilt, amrmliir ilia rlrnt of John Uuss. log, Jr.. iho only son. lo thu bulk or the properly, I ne t-urroa-ntc says (hat ll was only uatural that u.e lather should g.vouls lands to an oufr son wiiu nadiiutliuly ctn. I lor Uliu, whlie his dauuiui-rs Uadiua.neJ well aud stood iu uo ned of money. jOTixsas Aiiui r tnr.v. The new Catholic Catucd.nl Fund has reached tlilso. The Natlonil Aisnciatlon of Amateur Date Ball Players wss organlrsd last evening. The terms of the brick hualmro having been ac cepted by I he buyers, tue slnko is ended. James Pagan, 13. of ton F.ast 'lhlrly sixth itreet, u run oier sad killed by a Talrd aveaue car. A piece of machinery falling through the batch war of Dm pearl street, killed John Klaudor of I'M Ut lancey street. The Nlnsteenth Ward Uermani ortnalted Ivt nltht a Vullance Committee lor mnlual proteclluu and lo see mat Joules is uouc to ibe tuuaucrers uf Israel Sohuildt. Kodmond Tully, who wis robbed of tLAOO In a Ureeni street pauel huue, lunorieitly described lil u. elt al Hi" Tombs as au omcerot the army. The army has no such ohloer. ai'AitKb mom iiib Ti:t,r.(iBA fit. Dion beat Itudotphu In Sao Kranrlsco on Ihe 336 Id Inning, the (lore being t.OOU aga,nal KO. Leonard B. Van Iloaien, who killed bis wife In AlPauy last week, has been sent to Hie lunatlo at) luiu, Henry I). Moore, Collector of ditto ns at Phila delphia, has sent lu hit icitgnalloa to the Pros ide n I, to take etfett April 1. A boiler lu 11. Hut's coil breaker In Ashland, Pa., exploded ye .lerday morning, killing Mark Daniel, the engineer, and seriously If not fatally lojurlag seve ral other persons, The Mississippi Senate has resolved that tt Is In expedient lo take further aetton on the election ol t nilod btites rienainr. A.corn wilt therniore remain Uovernor, hold au eloctlun, nud thv'iigu to Hie senate aa desired. The stage from Fort Yuma to Tucson, Arliona, was captur.'d ny Apaches, intern miles east ol (lit lleud, on Uia'ib inst. ihouipson, Iho driver, reiv wl tbrro ballets tn the Isg and aiuurov tu mo cbes., out escaped witu tne omy paneugcr. cvuiostTiKH oi' viu.nn Alcils Nicolas, tho Hiisslan counterfeiter, who oa lit- seooi d trial w is u-tsiu fouit I umliy. lis. brcu i'n lencu I to ten yiars al uard labor lu the Alpauy Potil leutury Tiit) Grand Jury have found a true bill against Mrs. Ann t hi'itjiinr a.te."i t i if Hi. uiui.ter n iho f tiiiilies ol Puk.iii Hint Hewit In -o.ith It ui.lsor. onu., py adding Hieni p.i.souud nan l Huouu tuo mail. Yesturuar niorniiig Ilio pille- discovered a burg tar In Norris .Si lin-.n i 's iloMmig stoie .leraey t.'lty lie tiad llm it.ts iiai.u-'l in I vtat i.ioustriou.ly ort ug t-ooils 'Ihe p. I. i-o i.us.onii..t iim lioosn, aud wlie i tl.e nliir.il was itn.-n, .1..) fcl o.v adroitly hoiaked Imu slt ny i. I'.pe to the s.ii I e'lit, and 'auiped dowulailm bsok)ard. He was eaiuarod, Oflle'er Timothy Mahnney of Buffalo, found A lam I.i'inoiiof Ihoixpl, o.ii.rio, ou Hio street reateruay under tl.e luUucni.eo! drues, a mi! iiaiucod to turn ny an uukuowu person. Alter oartu for l.emou the otlt Ic'-r leirued Hitii he had u-eu la conpany wita Denote Kelly, arough. Kelly waa followa.1 and caalur d at about midnight. Mas hundi-l dollars m Canada money and a gold vatcu, Peniugtug to Uawa, sere re aoyeaod. JT,-" v r -v-1.' BBBBBBBBVaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBaaBBBBBBBBBWaBBf' geff CJgfl MR. TWEED'S LEGISLATUIIE. IS j I mi: r.onnr orKiiiKKisa rn a its as I'lfsal wo mc or int: skssiox. j IH Henatar Citliltvrll'a Tilt with Senator liar tajJsWj denberih Tks Dcfnulllita Treasurer at lulll Wrstclieeter-Hennlor Oenet after tha IwlTaaaai New York City Una t'oinpnnles. j JJE Albant, March 10. Tin town U full of iSyfl reople who have their little ne.i In Ihe shape of' 9 IjH bills before the Legislature. New York city li jj IjH lirgsly represented, but thero it also mighty host S from the rural district;, Ths birds ef prey who I S'VH fatten on the mnjdy waters of the canals are com- 'inaaaaal Ini In flocks and hovering about Uie rucaibers to get UJ Ihelr assistance. Tlrey mike very fair promlietol HJ what they will do In cat of success, but very few ot 3 'HI them come down wllh the "solid argument" that Is liSaH sure lo win. To use the words of a disgusted law- fieSaH maker, There Is plenty of ct.ln muslo but d illlaH Utile of the rljbt klnJ of talk." Tha life Into. IsUfl rsnce men ate nlso occasionally to be teen revolving j aHJ about Hi lobbies and buttonholing members, jH trought hero by the vigorous Or which his beem $3aaaaaaal opened upon them. This li a no w "Plscsr." and tha liHfl diggings are expected lo ho vcrr proline The rill ft HI rotd Intercut are alio represented, Int the old dig. il'Hjl glnrs ere nearly exhanited, and vlceroai pro- li'aaaH ipecllne ll going on In the hope ot fiodlnj anolher lll claim which shall r HJ PAT A! WILL All BRIE. I H It looks now as though the C'cninl and Iladsoa Hirer stood a fslr chsnce of being brought to the JM front, Tiied tana are a host ot local neaaurcat f 'M which, though Uie "bones In them iro not very I H large, RtTord a little Bourlihmcnt to many an hoaeat !H "Squire" In the rural districts, and the Squire J HJ are here, pressing ihelr little Jukers. The e umber of hills affecting New York Interest! accounts foe jiH Ibe large number present from that city, and ts Ihey j IB art supposed to carry and are willing to pnt oat t liberally the ntccssary lubricating oil, Ihey are very j jH topnlar with all hand, not excepting tho honest It- VaH publicans who voled for the Water bill. Among that C !H many well-known 3'kl Hiw Tostrns itrnta f are Peter n. Sweeny, Hugh Smith, Mayor O'natl, A Ibe handsomo Judge Koch, Court House Commit- A.aaaH Doner Walsh, Coroners Bonthelmer and Keenao, V'-H Justice Shandloy, Alderman Coman, Suo-rlntaodenl C H of Market! Jeremiah Feore, Doputy Comptroller S H .lotin Storrv Superintendent of Buildings McGregor, Charles Corday, Hi rei.tlcnian who paves Broad- r.'aaaaaaa! war wllh block pateinen'. J, Monhelmer, what 3 .aaaaH raves any street ba can ret a chance lo pave wllh I aH Stafford pavement, James II) au. Esq John Chester- Ja iaaaaH field O'Brien, lately returned from Kurope, ltichard if '1 weed, John Ford, and many others. y'isssaaal the nous's tax bill, h contrary logcneral expecLillon, was not hroogtit is saaaaai np In Ihe Senate. Tho reason w us said lo be- tnat Ulsaaal the Hon. Mr. Graham, of tno Tenth Datrlet. wss (i ttaaaW absent, 'I Lis gentleman, ho voter, wai In Albany. II Ihnuth, lor reaaons about which Ihere ate torn U ft dl (Terences ot opinion, he railed lo put in an appear- aocai In his ao tt In the Senate, It Is Inliniatod that F, laaaaaaf ho waa anxious to be found, but It wss not thought Vaaaaal noriK while lo send for him. How conDrteuUvth fiihaaaaaf lull was eipectrd lo come up to-dar may he JadgtM 9'lsBaaaat by the fact that one faithful Htnitorwat telrtraphed f lo come LP, nn 1 actually left a dead child I) lug In v aaaaaV bis house In fulfil his party dutr. Si IH Rtll.w'AT rACILlrltl IN LOWtrt WRSTCUESTIB. isaaaaaal A bill Inliodured hy Mr C.hlnr'l orruplr.l the Kflaaaaft Senate sontetlmp this evening. It require the New C laH Haven Hailr. ad Company to carry puoengpis lo aed E Vaaaaal (rom Mori Isanls, .Mcliovo. Tremont, and Po.ilaa ii. fiaalB This t-haiie spurns demanded on account of In Inabiiii) of toe Hailein load In srtoininoihte Ih l uaaaaaaT trtti-1 between llione plce and New York; and Ih I 'aaaB Hailetn Company gives ns u rcaxui for uot putting HH on ailitltinnil trains that the tracks are already en- '1 rtimbertd to the iitino-t limit. No greater rat ot I'sH faro I lo bo di inaaded In Wxstchcster rouuty thin 'asaal la charged by the samo road In Connecticut. The i'Jttaaaa! Cumpinrnuw charces three centa a mile In tlila Haaaal Statu ant tti n cents In Cniiiiio letit. Ih bill wa llH protressed lor tho purposo of verbal atnendmenta setataaa! and will nasi In a dav or two. Ii iaaaaaa" Tilt-. PtrAt'LTINO COl'XTT TEE 1SURER, il it aaaaa' The remainder of Hie evening In the S'nate waa IllaH ccrnple.l In n protrartpj don ile nn another ol Sena- tur CaUldwell's bill, niiuely, llieoue In remit a nor- tlon of the Inti ir-t line trim Iho rouni) of West- Chester lo Hie Klule. on account of (ho ilefatratloni fl aH of H e lite- Couuiy Tre i-tir-'r Wlllets, wt.ooned souie tl-VHiiJ nn account of Slate tate. The I'FaaaH teople oi Ihe couuiy having one paid l-aaaaaal the lain, Cure was no war of corapolllng 'jm them for to pay thorn n;aln nntli ilia !!bbV Ititlatuts p-n-cil a law authorising a recollection jtH which was not done (or severalycars and It It urged iH on behalf the country that interust cannot eqnllalily 'afH be demandrd lor lie liiteivrnlng time. Tie bill j cH was vehemoutly oppned by Senamr Hardtnborgh f 'asaaaaa' und advocated by Senators Caul lwell and Murphy. I leaaafl and Anally on a tllvxlun ordered to a tnlrd rrading. ih THE KAII.R01D COUUITTRE I'taaaaai lo ny agreed lo report far. ral.'y tne hill Intro Iticetl jj jJLH by Mr l'lecke rediirlug Ihe rateof fere on the Flush- iH lu? llallrc.td. Mr. Fieckc atipraiivd before the Com- EaH i. ."He t'fi '-"-lo while going on a hunting trip fj jH over tills roo.l last muimrr he was cliar;od iu cenla H oJB fare lor his dog, 6 cents tor hia gun, G cenla for hla alH Itincli baakel, and 5 cauls for a hot Ho nf ithlno wine. tlaaaaaa! 'this waa nn argument wnicli the (.'..miiilttee could :uH not ret over, notwlthltindln; the eli.i'-itc of Mr. tJH Pi li.ee, who also appeared beforu the Cuuiinlttee la iH eppoilllon to the bill. senitor Gcr.et Introduced s bill this morning to taaaaal amend the cnar'vr of the city of New Votli, and to 'Hj cresie a depattmcnt uf i:ai In that city. It provide sjHl thai thero shall bo a department of tar, whose chief (ILH ufflcert shall be a aupo-liitrndent, lo be appointed iaaaaV by the Commis'lonor of Pub'lr Works for five yeirs, JLlH at a sulart not to exceed Jf.Mti, to he file I by th i ilH lloaid of I'libllc Works, He alult appoint nn lu- "ftH spedur in each Senatorial dl-lrlct. and as many I iH ccputr Insptctors, clerks, c as Ihe Board of Pub- olaaaaaa! lie Works shall aot.iorltc, said lloaid to fix their ,'ilaaaH salaries. Tl.e duties ol tie superintendent shall b L lo keep an acconut of all gaa pasting through every mbB meter, aud to remove all inctersJuJccdbjtilra.de- 'jH ft-cllve, and cau'e others to be eubitlluteo for j 'H them. He shall Inspect and test all meters I. 'B at tho demand of the. consumers, and mar require IsaaaaaV' the gas company to supply otueri nt Its own ex- .sjaaaV prnee. All money tor gas bills ahull bo paid to such superintendent, whose rtce.pt shall be afulldU- j .kH charitu lu the coraumer, and no consumer's gaol l sl.all be cut ol! without the minority uf the super- (l lnKndrnt. All moneys recrltid b htm are to 0 ft ilH depoail'd pacn dav Willi the lily Chamberlain, who j Is io pay them over to the companies rt-apvctlvely (I jrH riilliled theroto, The eilarirs ol tlio oilh era of the i .SjH dep.irluiciit areMii he, paid out ol the money so re- u sjH cetved by Hie Ciismhcrla n. (lis couipattins will sjaBaaal please lal.o noliec, and come lo the Irunl." II JH AN' ULU Utll.WtT al'IIEUK RC.NklVgn, l Senator Geitot also Introduced two other Impor- jj taut bills. To tint authorizes III" New York and h lltrleni second and Tblld Atenue ltallroad Com- K aH puny to rxtei-.il their tracks through Hast Tenth V NH street, Muvtsaant ilreel, and Aitur place to Broad- r JH way, and aluug Worth strool Irom Chatham square I JH In Broadit iy The other rites Henry Smith ead j others authority to run the Second Avoroo Itill- V JB rue l tluuugli Pirsl and Serond atonuei from Twen- I sH t) -third to Houston ilreel; on Tayenly third ilreet I IH Irom Scuii. d to First aveuue on Houston ilreel S jH (rum Second lo First avenue, wltndoobte track t fM and sliiile tracka; through Forsyth Irom Houston t lo Grand, through Chryille to a connection. Also, j a double track from Chatham rquare through Worm iVjWj to Broadway, a alngle track Horn Puirl along Wll- V'ystaT llaru sad North William to Spruce, along Park row ii faasta1 to Frauk.'oit aud Ho.e, thence lo Madison and New It Bowery al Cnatham square. Tne bill alio author- f lies a double track In Nlnety-ircond atreel Horn t jHjV Second avtnue lo Ka-l ItKer, and In Sixty-lliint liH aud Slxly-fourih atreeu from Second to Firit ave ilBBj luo, sud on Flnt avenoo Irom Fill) fourth to Nine- ty-secoud ilreet. BXOl' LATINO AUESSMENTS. J Mr. Frear, of New York, to-day Introduced an act I to retulale asei'sautenU In Hie opening ot streets and lldaaaaal aveuues In the clly of New York. As It Is a very iXVa Important oue, I seud It in full! rV SicrioM 1. In all proceeding! foi tie oprninr. widen- fjtili Ing, exlinoing, or atraiihlrniiiir or sireeis and avenm-s t SJfSjB or public i.iari'1 In the city ui New- ork Hie Couiiui'- reaa1 aiocersol hsliinaii- and Asj ul npiiolniiti iir tno IRuM nuprrmu Cotiil are auinoiire.. to uni use an atkoesiiieat j rdBc ou a. 1 1 r-MM-rt) tutbeexirnt to whi n iliey may doeoi I' 'igBm the samu to he henefllied hy such 1 npr.ivriuent I. f jl btu 'Hub act snail apt iy lo all proucdiugs now .fff pendint. hut If Hie urea ot ai.es-.nrni Is eutargod or tl auv asstssiiieut uiciutsod sltcr liiinir ubstiacli u( ns H fe I esiiieiiissnd swaids In Hie oblce of the Deparliuont I I o( Punl.o Wur.s, it n iw pi -in I-1 uy la, ujnea Sf I Uiereoi snstl be titen ht punlleatloii In not l"ss Hiaa nf iwu d ii p ii era p..' slud la Hie said C'ty,i.. titylrg l!r 1 Hit-1 si-. nl of "ip.i enlarged arei ol a-se anient and hy '.Isy I tl .Ui a ii p It.ireol. together wllh an ubstrurt m ail ll-ijil a i. d sststsiu.'.its in Hie said liepartiiii il ot Ptibllo Uf, tvi-r'.s uuiliii sail uu days. All oni. ..(iropeiiy lis tub e.n I uiel. by may nio objections with the Com n It. 1 its I muu.ms ut l.stiiiiuts ana AhseKaiut'iit in taut proceed- 'J Iir nigs lor Hio prnuu of lltedatsaltor Ha-eipiralo .not Hie tfil tru dais of puuin ntiou m.d oe m-s, d b.'b.re uld Com- flji I uiis-louers wlilini fire oars iiierenrier 1 i.c r.-i ort suit- ri ri q isntlr lua.le liy Hie Coiitinissioners. i( oonliruied by ffy I tue nourl shah be nual anu ioi.e...-ito lu the sum tiP iii-tm-i-at ii audi eu.ar'd ant of a.t's.iiei! ur lu- lTl li ei'ea-.-d atte.siiieiit had beeu it uuii iniluted ua st Ha' i lUth 1'ioceodlJg. lisi J A Nrw SlMNl.t lUMt. IlirV I l Mr. Brown, nl Now Voik.ii.tio uce.l a hill to In- 11 ttlH corporate tne JJ. umi'i f-.i in :s II ink of the city of 'Jr L Now urn, to h. lo.'i'i initio Until Ward. Jom JIM i lloinl urg. II D. Walker, F F Cornoll, A A. ltoh- Jl er's, and uli-trs aru n.iiinol hi liicuriiraturs. It I! ft j lo do u g. ni rai b i kli a biisiiirt an I lie trutWei il' are not i tett-lve am uay lor their rticus. 'PI '1 he bill oioiii) Hn.' ofli oa and so. .tiers who en- fl I Haled in tbo military s. vice ol Hie htilo tvtwesu ,M Apill 17, lail and April 211, lvii. hon juiy uuiy ani 4,1 tuimion ou foOJ worth ol rual ani tMiao.iil prop- i (t er.y loreyer, was to- 'ay pis rd oy tne Aemblv. K Mr Jicoba ubtttned consent to introduce Hie bill 1 Vft lo lucoiporale the Lout Itlin l M inel Ciiaip.tny, II IH The bill requiring t.ie Girennciiil I'. riyO.iiipauyw o tf IrVJ run boat it night wai orlsreJ to a third luad-ug.

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HI' THE SUN, mWAY, MA'fcCK 17., 1871. I jj jj 11 kktae fr AIL I I'UIDAV, MAltCH 17. 1H1. r AniKfiiiFiu r..-iir. f flV Theatre- Miitk A.l AU.I NsMi(. If 1'ryael' (lm tluf-liJii, uiti...Jtu.rk 1,1 I lllh Aveaue 1 henlre-Sut'ett. V Grand Optra lleate UllMfhw., J I llaa IJelnt lheatrc-l.li;tr.l!lutiit. J 1 KIM' Careen-Hi. S't.t Crt.t, Hew Yerk eilrtu llikit.,.j,p.A(i.i, .IU.ua. H rijmplfThfolrf hlk.il... X VltlllWay lfull-t'lff. SI! t an rraaclce Mlntlrelt-ISV PrMletf. Iway Tutler' Opcr. Ilveae rint.it M i,,. At, &ltttat. JJl I Me llfAtb ritVltntrtll'! UHNl-f)Ma W VMlhMh jj M uluti'i i.. W i It ol' Mute eei-Acroo Ih CVrl,.hl, atttlnr. I Trriim ol The Mini. K ptltt. r tt. t iU kwtitrt, Alt 00 B I VniAI tIMV. 1 inH Vt OO CI Tfi i wi I.' t Mr... t IN 00 I Till)f I. tM to tOAr'.ti, pli no I Vlllr f.eir Ut at frllim l 00 J IVtlttt PWV'. no I T.1""' t .ia.f 17 oo 3 I pint tt pi.t to t-lltm 8? bo f AiUittuetl iH, n Cl.t tUtl, lltlni ttUk rei awl ln- e I 3 ttttltM attrt, 1 tantetav JiiinniH, i w 4n tu. Tw.liftiu orM.i.r Ifi, J l Tl.rw H.. ft wtr.lt) ef l..., f mi J linfci NotM fc.. ttler .r. ltfl, Ml, ,f.tC leerttkNetwt.. tit U,rtlfr, mI tVttM, jf tf, r.O tl J, Stteit alirttt. nil "Aet."nt u.04 -w,.r I...,, Ml &o iwm Aftnir, with ''An "tfur li, Itt wr N Mf, iS i' r.a l.Me Ae.ttri-ti.t-t. ht,r-.. rut tnt .1 tr uriiH, Cnu fT, l 'l I" i UHr tudftal Hn.lY. l. f lllrftrw. Ihf i.li.iti..t llr i.ltfttlte'r. AfTiWllitH nillll, 'A ill,iw nr-f. i Alt- Afct lNriMiiif ili.r -i .r hf mV4 Arl ir' Al1lti1 la hiyi U tint V. IKnuu l.r liff. Ff l" cfomnio.itloo of ptnoni rrsl.lhz uj i;. lown, dtcitiitnif I.H f.r Tub tvx will bo rvrclrcl at u tfuular raltt lit Ihc up lon a,lTtrllljiil"nl offlov j1 MS WcilTl.lrix HH)Dlilr(.al tSfjnntlloa ol DiuaJ- K' aidSUlti atennc. from t A. l. tofP. M, I I'j Whftt Ic'il hnt Spain to .Soli Culm f, It le rqtortl from WwOitncton that tho i jf present Government of yjnln has inailo n IJ' pr6jxal to Clen. SicKi.r.s to sell Cuba and I'orlo 11 co to tho IJnltetl Stntci) for tho sum of ono hundred nullloiiR of dollar. It hns 4 j long boon known that each n iiroiw.il was I rery likely to botnnde; and now It is paid Kjfc that tt has actually been made, and In to be LU I'fJ eoiifklcrcd by Gin. (Iiunt and tho ABivm- Hi I p lied wlgdoin of litn I'dbiift to-day. S Kvery man who hai held tiie reins of .'pi ,iowcr In Madrid since the tenth of October, nt k. 18C3. haH wished that Cuba was disposed of B but hitherto no one has li ul tho courage to 1 put it In writing. As lltllo by little tho Kl Bpaainrds liavo found their craeri on tho Wand wciikeiilnt;, tholr ilosiro to get rid of i It has bccoiuo more lmicrious and l'lim y ind Sl'JtltANO lonr aw ajjreed that tlio only lolutlon of the dilllcuHy was to have a for- h. eipner on the throne of Spain and to connivo j j at the ralo of Cuba during his temporary A j iHxunancy, co that no stigma mi'at attucli 9 y to a Spaniard for alienating any portion of I Ihn Spanish monaroliy. j .j. For this Bid. purpose PltlM plurl the i it looliah Amaiicus on tho throna, paying for I It tho penalty of his life. His rival bcint; i j Ihus out of the way, Sr.itltANO carries on the plot, trusting that tho speedy oxpulsion of i Iho Italian after it shall bo consummated J :f R'Hl open to Mm tho way In his turn to cc- i ,i lupy tho throno of his quondam mistress. i rhus, whilo tho bnrg.tiu is to bo made in tho 4 ft amo of AM.vuLOri, llial uulucky p'tppst jt 't really hr.s as little to do with the schemo of I KillinR Cuba aa tho King of tho Cannibal I i u Manila. Some two years slnco tho Cubans offl-red K) xy ono hundred millions of dollars for L'aba. Tho offer wes disdainfully rejected I by Hpaln, Just as any offer would be rejectod I low had nhe the slightest hope of ever again I lontrolllny the Inland. But slnco that offer t ivasmadoand njected, the fairest fields of 9 J i Cuba havo liecn devastated, and tho island is J lot Intrinsically worth to day moro than one- third of what It was worth two ycaw ago Blilc; tho ferocious character of tbc war j' J'. which Iho Spaniards hai pa"o has closed Ki J, Iho door to nil negotiations. 1 m Spain cannot sell Cuba. "'-inply becane she j' lots not own it. Sh.'j niiuht as well pretend to Ml HollaD.'.. And It Is absurd to tails bnut our jiHfchasinfr Cuba. No purchase j woiJ.Vbo valid without tho Voto of tho Cu- l -in people, and that cannot bo fairly taken j( rvhilo the war is ("oinK on. ji Gen. Giiakt has charactcrl.cl this war as Ho of fxtcrmlnation. It Is co because he turned his buck upon tho plodno3 which ho had (f vcu under the Inlluenco of the noblo IUWMN8, and allov.ed Hamilton Tisn ivlicto son in-1 w had in the menu time Iwon i fuld Hoveiiteen tl-ovtbanJ dollais in Rild by the Hpanl?h Govornmeut to convert tho j polli-y of tho Ailmiulstmtiun from ono in I favor f Cuba and freedom luto one in t'-c I Iritercst ot Spain and Mavery. Tho conso- i juonco is that thomands of peoplo who uil'ht havo been saved havo lost their lives In Cuba, and property to tho value of many Millions has. been destroyed there. And now, when it la certain that in spite of tho Span ish army and navy, and tho cympathy of i IlitANT'h Administration, tho pooploot'Cuba I will gain their freedom, and when oven tho n blind and MiinderhiR Kpanianls are con- j tinced that this event is Inevitable, tho pur- thaso of an utterly Worthless title to tho I island 1b protoed to the Unlti-d States I I-et Gen. Git ANT try this job li' ho th'nks It will be prudent. Tho Amerirun people will havo a word to say upon tho subject beforo it Is finally dlsporod of. L Doutwcll innv Profit Dy (brunt's Over- tiirow. It is an ill w ild that blows nolxjdy kooJ. The Now HampHhiro election has liijuroil Gen, Guant, butit willhelp Mr. Uol'Twui.l. Itwillcrcatoalliirryanionfttheholdersotllvu 1 1 twontiis, and Induce thorn to rush In and ex I thango their bonds for tho new llvo per i tcnttf, which are secured by fpeclflo onnct- 1 ment ftgniiiRt all taxation and af,iiusi. pay- niunt in greenbacks. With tho now prm is. d untionul mice, gj of tho Democratic party will come b.itk tho throntunini; epectresol i i mini cipal taxution and partial repudiation ol f the live twenties. Thcto yorj- locks will be i ojtiilli bhaken at the old bfludholderri, and I tlioso huldeis will hasten to tlio prott' roil fchi lter of tho now flvo p.-r ci'nts. Mr ISuutwu.! han, whitli liim thus fur ftlikk in Iho mud, tiotnllliiihimlhic Ins nrni) j ol up. iit'i .ill over tho world, solic tiii(, cai f J lit hand, i!iu fuvor of an oxehnnjro or n now j i pmcltan', will ibiii ipiiiUly coino out upon i tho solid ground and run lively on wheels. Ki At least siieh ib a hur presumption. Wn ex- rct t" bi'u one or to huiidrod millions ol i new loan tuT;cn up now Imforo tho Con J I ucctlcut election mid wo rely upon tliat rteclion to ,,'ivu u rlslnj; lilllp In tho rear or no AdinmlBti-ation that will finish up tho .romaiuda o( thu Uyo huudtod uilllioua wlilch Mr. I)0UTWr.I.I. has to sell beforo doc days. Wo may count on tho Democratic successes in theso two States, therefore, to innlto a permanent savin? to tho Treasury of fivo millions a year. This may bo calle I a good spring business. Wo cannot now re call a political event which has produced a financial result llko that. At this rato an other first-class political blunder such as Git a NT may bo relied on to make would catiBo tho fourand a-half and tho four per cents which Mr. lloUTWKM, has left In his portfolio to go off clean before tlio reassem bling of Coiigrcus In December. Whatever the HepiiblVan party may dcslro. and what ever Oen. G iiant may desire, it ia plain that Mr. 11octwi:m. mint pray for another San Domingo-Simmer can;. Nobody knows what revolution would bo produced thereby. It might enhance the popularity ol Mr. Hot; r Wi:l.I. to such nn extent that ho would bo eomo an Irrc&lstiblis candidate for tho Presi dency, and cvon mnUo a Hucecsiful run for that oill co. In tho ruthless prognostications of change nbout us, It Is Imposdlilu to tell what may and what may not happen. Hut we recommend our Democratic Irieiuh not to bo too sanguine, niul not to urge tho blun der policy of tho Administration on too far. Iot tho moderation of wisdom preside over tho revolutionary cvcnla now occurring, or all their brilliant hopes may 1k dtt!.d as suddenly as th'-jr liavo been raised. More of Iho Samr Kind. When (Jon. Iti'rrs I.noai.i.s appointed (leu. I'l.UASONTON to bcCommlssloiur tf In. tcrnh! 'Iwcuue, it was liinKd In several cjuarttrs thai, as tho rcbH!1 of tlal f.pejui ment, various Interests were to bo served to the disadvantage of Government. In April, 16C9, an amendment was pafsed to tho law of July, 1803, roRitlatlng distilla tion, to permit a prccrss known as "doub ling," which is ncccsMry in tho tnanufucturo of a certain grado of Hourbon whiskey. After a lapoo of eighteen montho, It Is now suddenly dlscovcicd that this amendment tdiould be construed 60 as to jicrmlt rectifi cation to be carried on In distilleries, although the law cxprtraly declares that thcro shall le no rectifying establishment within six hundred feet of a distillery. If d.ttillers generally avail themselves of this c lifctructlon of tho law, as undoubtedly they villi, thu Immediate Iohs to Government In taxes will amount to millions of dollars annually, to fay nothing of the increased opportunities wlilch w.ll bo allurdcU for fraudulent riturns. It is unfortunate for the reputation of Com missioner 1'l.UAtONToN that, by permitting himself to Lc placed umW obl.gatiuns to the Military King, ho in l.kily to incur tho am p.clon of allowing his official acts to Le in fluenced by tho wishes of tho grasping clique which hes inlllctcd tho San Domingo Iniquity npon the conntiy. More Humbug. Senator IIami.i.v of Maine has Introduced in tho Senate a bill to put upon the south wing of tho Capitol bu.lding a Kroup of statuary by C..AHK Mn.t.9. Mr. Uami.in Is a very good men but It is rvidei.t that he knowa nothing about fculp ture. Washington is already disfigured by two or three sjccimens of Mr. Muxsa signal and audacious Incapacity as an artist. Why should Mr. IIammn wish to add new c'efi nnitied to the list; There nre no greater frauds than tlinv In statuary and pictures which from time to time Congress has foolishly bought and paid for and here we havo an honest man pro posing to havo more of them. Mr. Uami.in and all other members of Congrcps would do well to confine their action to matters re specting which they havo ouic under-blending. A telegram announces that tho 'o!on!al Government of Jamaica invitoi tlio iinttiir&tlon of farmer) from the United States. Men ulio know toniotliinj of cultivation and havo a few thouiand iloll.irs would doubtlcjn do irell in tlio eclony. All through the mountain regions tlicro arc lice llirenn-up coffco properties, Willi (rood lioutei sud ivorku, that could bo bought for from two to ten tboutand dollar.', and on easy condi tions. Cifleo tieea sto found oa the laud iu plenty, little being tcquircd but the cleanup ay uf the buh and the trlmmtaff of the plants, b-ibor cun always bo procured nlii.ro tlio em ploycr treat tho nogro mtli ciiility, end pays him rcgulailr. lieu can be f'und about thce proptitics liO uudi-rataiid colT. o cutluro uuJ tuiinir, Dtiil a purchaser may safely intrust Ids fa Ms to their charge. A mm who knows noth ing of the business can, by keeping tiii eyes o;kmi and going around ainong oilier pbintura, apeoddy acquire a competent knonlodpj of oufTuo pluut ingr, poking, curing, and selling. Good mountain land will yield ordinal i!y per acre one tierce, which Is worth about (110, the profit he in a ii-jt far from f 100. 1'ioui ten to thir ty acres of l.ind on a thrown-up properly arc to be found In coffee, which only rerpiln tho r. -.iu ral of the bush and primine; to mako it produc tive. Thus a (rooil retuni ooiilil ho secureil the tlrftyoar. New fields could be planted, nhicli would yield the third year, and tlio iueouio bo thus lonely Inorcuaml. There uro piopertles in the uUud uliuli a few jo.irs ugu were compara tively worllilei, and bought tor a few hundred dollarp, that nro now jlcldin their owners J15,- 000 a year. Tho mountain climate is tho moat salubrious In the world. At the name time, however, white men cannot do tho outdoor labor of cultivation. 'Die experiment lias been tried ngnin and agiin and failed. No white man should go to Jamaica witli tiie idea of working the land with his own li.inU. If ho bai a litilo capltul, be is almost suie to do null, providod ho doe not dnuk. J. maicuium and cocoauut nutcr aic a faseiimtiiip; mixture, ami inoiiulalu liokpitulity Is unbounded. Homo of tho peoplo connected vrlth the AVw York 'JVtlrHnt havo herotofoio dono nbut they ooiild by precept uud pn.etice Iu inciiloate the poiaou ol' liev-loie; but tlio Ti-iliut of ye teid.iy Hunt fur boyoud this, and w.ia groisi nasi euil indecent. It it to bu dcploive) that nuili tilth us it contained ahouhl, wiliiuut uii eion, be taken into families li not'., coriujliuu mid brlnj! forth its crop of ic.. The letter of Mm. I'kikuiu Ki.so Howhn, the l.itt ml'u of Ihc ConKiesaiiiiin nho is aiotiavd of bitrauiy, in which.while defending her liuaboiid, blic took occuaiou to reflect upon the character of Mrs. Tanitiu IJuwem, Iks brought nut a com munication to the l.ouim die Cturiir Journal from the Inht-tiamed lady, in which she Introduces copl-s of tliree letters written to her dining the yor Hta, the originals of which alu says she can proiluc in the handwriting of 0. C, Howli, in all ot which he oilers to supply her witli monoy for the purtmse of piocunug a divorce from him, and Iu one of wtiich lie saysi I will give yon ono Uimisiuxl dollars If 1 can bo re luuied from any further claim, which tiui ouly be i ijjiu done by a divorce." Mrs. .Tasihia Howsn alio inys tliat the letter which alio wrote denying her rnarrlago was copied from a draft written by Dowek himself, and given to 1dm on bis sworn promle that it should only bo shown to a few rotiiincnt gentlemen in order to save his scat In Congress fiom being forfeited. This Mrs. IIowkk bag a suit fur divorce now pending In tho Ken lucky courts. It is said Ihtt tlio Jury on Dow r..'s lirat trial stood eleven for conviction to one fur acquittal j and that the latter was a negro who was formerly a waiter in a gambling bouso which Don kit bad been in tbc habit of frequent ing. Three different ladies now claim tho dis tiuciioii of being the only legilimato nifo of the cuipct-b..g ltcpicscntatlvc fiom South Carolina. Whin tho Amnesty bill was be'oro tho House tno or tluec days ago, Mr. Ulxklkv of Alabiunn and Mr. I'i.att of Virginia, who aro ltcpublicunj and tciiii-carpt:t-bagger., made the eclitlblo ruggesliun that the tiuo way to treat tho ilifiMiichUcil clanici ol the Foutli is to first con cede to them alt then- political right, and then eompcl tlicm to obey tho laws. This Is hitting the nail on the head and it was this view of the case, doubtless, that induced the House on Wed iiciday to I cent from its hall llr.N Ilurun's new bill of pains and pcunltic., by a dccitivo majority. It nppcarsthat thoro were excellent reasons why Gov. CLATurf. of Arkansas should refuso to ucecpt of a r-ent iu the United States Senate until Mcut.-Oov. JoiistoN had been so dUposcd of that ho could not eiime Iho poition of acting Gov einor. Mr. Johnson is actually ati-pcetcd of being licne.-t. He has been In active public life cvir riuce the closo of the war, in which ho sened as nn ollicer in the federal army, and Is still a pour man. Worse than that, he is an old citizen of Tennessee. It is not known tliat I, Is LItteicst enemies have ever accused him of fraud and as be U about tl.c only officeholder Of in" "'c c nho Is nit a carpet-bagger, and picbinlj !llc 0,1,r 01H' of consnpicnco who bu not been cbargctl lli!h corruption, it is evident that the party which rules Alkansaa would not have been properly represented If Mr. Joikson bud been allowed to actus Governor. Now that he has been transferred to another of fice and a Clatton man put in his place, while Clayton has been reelected to the United Slates Senate, tt.cStatcflotcriiment is symmetrical and m it should be. In politics Mr. Johnson is a ltadlcal Krpublicau. Ho was a delegate to the Convention which nominated Lincoln for .Ins second term. A Washington corrtiiotidutit tullj a story ofa ii.ember of the l'urt -first Congteiu, whoso constituents huvc kindly ulloncd him to reiiro to rirutc life, who during his whole term of Con gwMomd fen Ice never drovv n dollar's worth of tiutioi.eiy, Lot instead look n money allowance under un i xmtuig tide, liut it would not do to neghct his constituiiilii, and be could not eorrc fpond with tl.em w ilLout wr ling niuleriali to at an rally hour every ii.ormng be innde u tour of the House, picking up all tho looc sheets and crops of po er fiom menilwii' dcks and trans feniug tbvm to hU own. The same ineiiibcr liinnifesUd an ixnlud appreciation of the value c fthc A(,ricnllutal Dopurlieciit, and was liberal in bis drafts upon tho seed reporitnry. I iHione occasion be tent in a single order for thirteen hundicd dollars' n crth of kochIa. It is to he prr. !Uinid that lliia statisinan's ditlrict ne.t .eon ill Yield a bounteous turn-oat of tnUUmoa pultht'lum u:d ,ibayMit lalt. Shortly prev'ons to the departure of the last mail steui.irr fiom Havana, nows was reccirid ll ere that the Captain-Central of I'orto Htco, llAi.n"icii, hud ben drpn'cd by the Spaniardu, and that the Liberals bad iLm In atnn !n conso i,usnce. Tiie Governor of the Cabafia fortros:, in the harbor ond opposite the oily of Havana, baa fifty regal" In his sen Ice to repreas the excesses t llie v lunteeN who garrison the place, who insult both tticm and tho political pri'o.ieri. The lives of the latter have frequently been threatened. In this some fortres of CabofW S00 ofthenoldhr; lately arrived from Spain are imprisoned. They are criminals, and huve he,ii enlUioiJ tminM. It fi said tliat they are to be sent back to Spain on ,no 15tl, it., hut many think they will be sent to the Spanish ranks. A committee of the Spanish Casino lately wait ed upon Valwasuda to protest airaiust the rendi tion of sequestered property to American cttl icn, He leceived them iu tho auto-room, ai.d told tnem that tho Casino was a club for bueueil recreations, and ihut iu mcmbois would not be ..lluwid to meddle nidi polilicd matters. Since then Valuascua has boen christened b tlio vol- uuteeis as "medio Insurrccto half a rebel.

Tha republican movement in England rectus to bo continually gaining ground. It has been nccelerahd by thu discussion coimequent upon the demand for the dowry of the l'rlnce-ss Lot I9K at a lime of such general distress that a l'aillamcntary icturn of all the peoplo who have died of starvation has been mosed. Hepubllcuu cluhs liavo been funned at Nenclle, lllrmlng bam, and other plaoea; and it is a mit of their wrrk to promote tbeforma'lon ofvnnilar ctuhs c'scwlicrc. Mietings to ni;ilato tho queatiuu of ctabliihinc a republic nre held in the north of Ihiglund utmost eveiy oseuiiig, bat most ul tho ncwi-peipciscurefully icft aln from reporting them. Ills evduul that the Que -u uud rojul fan ily me growing moro uud iiime u..p"pulsr every day. Tho limiting men of Amhont Col lego are ceitalnly entitled to tho credit of peraeveranco under ctilllcult'.en. It was not until tho fall of 'n'J that the students of that Institution made any attempts in this direction; then tht-v bought an old lapslreok boat, which fhey used till winter. During Iho winter they oxercised with rowing weights In tho g) mnasiiun. Tiie nearest water auilahlo for hoaliug was tuo Cunuveliciit, tlueo and a half niiloa frum tho Colloge, over a hilly road. In the spnug of 1870 an old cumbersome shell was procured for the Freshmen. For safety it was stored in n tobicuo shednquatter of it mile from the wotcr, and when It was used tits creiv, after their long tvulk from thcCollogo, transput t ed It on their shoulders to tho river. Thcro svas nut n man in tho Collogu who knew a r-ciontiti -atrnke, io they wero obliged to invout one of their own, which, though clumsy in atipe.ir.mee, proved effective. Two weeki beforo tho last Vnreter roajatta the Amherst men beat the University crew. At Worceater they look tho lead ut lire start, but were accidentally fouled, und their boat was wiek'd. bust fill tho Ihxvt i n U Association of the lloi, altur ono year's existence, onued sesen nix-oared shells. 'I'lio Itcllu'lou" Preco neiiluM (Jriiul. 1-iOintht Itbcltll Ckltlatlt. There is not the ghost of a ehaneo for the con Hun nee in rawer (or another lerm of the ihimiii Ada I nib ration, -sad thu it jut ut UthouU Ilmyr't Monthly for April opeas with another exciiin; ln"lallment of M The Arm-nean llirun." tiy tlio auilmr or"The Doitgu Club." How Ha varlmia perm mkwi uro our to bo uxlricatml Irom tlio taiulo In Milieu iliey Imvo boen miolvej. Is a qiiostiuu about winch tho reader may induure tho iitellr-tt curlo-ity, Aa illustrated account of the I iteairn llanders, lliu iles"eu lants of tlw mullneem of (lis iituii llouiitr. will bu read oltti In lerent by every one who Vnoiis Iho uiulaal story, r-ouio invv tliioL's wo told of iho rtmr.icur of Cavt lllleli. end tlio lilrtory of tlio II 1 1 Iu land of people is brouahl dowu to January IU, IS Tt). In me Uuwery, Hi'nnluy Nts'it," will bu louml a plrtnreof a taniou ouarter of tula grrat city, which will tlve pfrlurM as Cod au Ideu ol tt as cau ba (ul mtUout uctad In itrrcilon, Varlosis other srileles or merit, and tho umiHl inlicellany uf Uiblo UH and JoluK.ocoiaplato the uunibeit -i a oJajui7ia.ii-i.aa3aBisw3 laumoju- KEW-UAMSUIRE TO Git ANT. TlfO JW USES WHICH WILT. JtT.EOT A JiiuiovitATio aoruiiNoii. The Three (,'ouurcKsincii Deinocrnllc-Tlie Hrnnlr anil llouao Ilrnmrrntlc Tho C'eiincll llmioeinlle Tho 8lno Demo, rrnllc The Work of luibccllea In tho Whilo llonsf. CDCcltl Dcii atch to Tha son. Covcord, Match 10. Hetunu fiom 219 towns give the follonlDj remit In round nuoibersi Wes ton (I)em.), 4,100; Pike (Itcp.l, 83.WJ0 all other, l.lWj Weatoa's ralnoitty, tVJO. Fourteen email ton pf ttstlog aloul 1,000 votes, remain to be heard fiom, which gavo last year, llcjmbllean, 350 Demo cratic, KO. They still ro-luw Mr. Weston's minori ty to about 200. lie will bo elected by Joint Coo. vcutlun of the Senate and House at tho meetloz of the l.rslslaturo In June. The number of totes thrown Ij nearly or quite 10.1W, au excoaa of 3,0u0 over the vote of last )car. Three Democratic Coniirrrsmen have been eboscn: Ilibbard In the First District by 410 lo MD plurelltr, Hell la the Htcond by 103 to 800, aud Prkcr lo the 'I bird by 1(10 to !03. Tho State henato will eland: Democrats six, name ly, Districts t, fi, 6, 10, 11, and 12 fepoblluus lour, namely, Districts 2, 3, 7, cad 0. No cholC In Dis trict 1 and S, which will probably be Oiled by Dem ocrats. la the House n Democratic majority of from six to twelve Is claimed. The members thrui far returned Hand, Democrats IU and lUdlcalf 153. The towns not heard from tent last year four Radicals ond twelve Democrats. If they bavo elected the same this year, the House will stand 1CJ Radicals to 101 Democrats. Three meailwrs nre claused as Itnitlcats tecanscpo returned but II la understood that they are all mlly committed lo vote for lir. Weston, and two of lliira voted for h'.ni at the polls. Add lime 10 the Democratic column nl it makes H 170, sml reilce s ic ludiuls to I'J), leaving a iaJortj of It. Tiie Eateiitlco Coui.clt stands TlfMocTatlc In the Second ana fit lb Disinca, Re ubliun In the Third and Fourth no choice In the First. Hie vacncics to be nilid Ly the be:l!aturo. Tso Democrats base earned their county of3:cra In llvlnnip, Carroll, Itcrriiuick, (Iraiton, an I Coos; tno IU'iutlic.iua in ICocklicham, Utrailord, Hills uuronah, CI.Miilre, and Hulliviu. f he Jny of the Democrats In the Bute caa hardly be eonct.ved. TIjp Afcsoilntrd I'rc-s DcKViiti'ti. C M'o-.o, March 10. Iho tcaltiriug voto wloili rans up 10 1,100 or 1,'JfO detests Wuston by IWir VIOoU. Illobird has Uj luojority in tho I Irat l'on;re-loioil Ulatrlci: Hell probably 700 or My majority in the hccoi.d l innet. In I' irkci's 1 bird Hi-tilrt, (.liiatln2 u le'v mil towns br la.t 1 ear's sou-, la lleuioi.ru, .0 iuiu ity ia 1UT I'aiier rai.s up lull wit j bu IKLel, ltd without Uouot li lerled. Tie rVnate now looks as It Democrats we-r ehotinm aistriel four. Ms, t.gm. Tin, Kleviu, a. el Tnilve, and IteuollMis m districts Two, PI re", i ut, and Nine. Tr..i, luo c'-olc Iu dis trict i Oa.- ami l'lv. The llu.i-. li rrob'blv llrmo-ci-eic b. Iioul bve lo t.n in. j.-.iti eouailti; 1'iree or iu. Luor I!. Ion n-i wlt'i 1 1. I.- a icrau. Vv Iibi ttir Hun. (irorjrc Knsu lia lo nr. bfrwA tie Mt ttitnttw. All in all, and all muiid, it is n pretty sweeping defeat, lor nble'i niillur tli vlelura tor the tan iinWMil were I rerittt-tfii. Ul the riuo nl t!il dnua. tirwt diiiII take rect..toii to vim .iK htuesllcr. and we ha I wak (ilalnlv. ah ..nwiiiln, nr cinitnend a rie ui -unlir o( tin rctiiraa to 1're-iilul (Inuit and 11 a tn iiurial )oartit,in, wtit o rreeally H.auiue tit- reV I i xs-cnilti'i.re inward wborvr dared I are anil i kirt u ordiiHi i lli la lltiliitsviill ine vipwa ami itl,va ol the prtveul Trdfral AU:nli.isti iiioa. 7.tn4:ir!iUMtlis Hp.-nt. llofTPS, llaicii It). Tho Ma-ueicliujcttj Senile lies uri'.eud t .e I lioHin priale I ll:' ti. 1 hid svT lon.ion Sy ...io ite1,arttueat ot the iiosi i.im mi i inn crjwlva ot ii loll. or smuts tu ilIi-U Inn ItuiUltut) iinI o.Hl o( hll eoitaUlullo.lM vera neat (liut ll aoail be a uovarii.uoiii laisa auJ Ult ul i.i.'J irvltU 1 hl tha rrofile of liiMAcbiisatt have teen wiui aluriu ina rco.ii at c not, oali tuiily sureoraiut, by ue l'relilo.t of ihi tin tnl MH. i.ot ofllelMly I ro!rft I iNit islorrtui an t avewad bf Itt kuopoti i, io i.ii t.,i ilm oitaaii m a a .1 ae.ioiniajeiit of tiie laiinini'ire 'in loreua Keuwous vf lae bum of Ibo I mi I m-iUj iirei, ihr.t th: Acijniat:ene- of tba Soaatc tn the da t ,t on i tag r-.x-cutisu ol the npp. taimcat i f the i uinai ti eou f'o.ri;n Ke atloBr, imp let utuWrrvlen ei wl li .i-q-iann-s th ii traii(.i r,r ihc in(1-indmil lirrtorinaare of it oon.tiiutionai uniivs to uplrva'e Hie b i'i. ihoirt auJ ti jiiiea In t beiore the onsie by the fi' l tent, a-irt t.imat.-ni tae r uoval of tae sreat uulwar a;ain: ej-; iln uturpaU'ii. wno.su is ruts $.1,000 vimniti .Ileum, itlritlutlnn mil llnnilltttn' Cna. Iiimei Thr l.tttlp llov und tlij l.ellcr- Mr. H. r. Ilelliel Wunlr I. On Saturday u man of good extcnar cntcreJ the J.wilry catablUbiiieut at 33 Fulton etreot. II? told lit. J'.cMullnn. ono of the Onn, thit lie nouU iko to porch-ass a cold chain, Mr. McMuilau Idacid several c'tatns before him, but the inau svas nnHe to select one. Yesterday morning the earn xan caltol, aud desired to Inspect aotne gold walcLtrs mid chains, He seemed ai-nln uuiblo to make a telrcllon. He finally died on a go!! watch sained at ISO, and a 115 chain. He aakel ftr a pen and Ink, and at the same time drew out of bis lreat pockit a tundlo of rsptr". Ho endorsed adrart villi the name of T. F. Dtthel on the Mechanics' aid Planter' Na'.lonal Dank of Anemia, Oa., Ko. 5,311, for 1 3 0)). payable by the l"ark Nat'.onYl lliu ot New Vi ik to Taumis 1 U.'thel. Mr McMulUn, noting tho sniount or thK draft, sutteu thut AomiUdng wn wrong. Tho nn known nnn asaur. 1 fir. ileMalria tut was all il.Mt. II propo3J w l.'ave tUvdrall sritl Mr Me Mullin, and l.e cniud jo lo the Turk National llink and uacritdu whetber It w. genaine or not. Ha naid l,c -..ml I caltlat r In thu d iy lr Hamilton, another iLembor ot tlio firm wo ,t to the OMik, uid tho teller I'roaouncel the dm! ei nnine, out Mr. Ihmil'on eat I tlieru li'iiH be ierattiinii wroiii. 1 ho teller totted it tlioronjhlv, ami rorateil that Tt wna ueiiulae. I lie rink irtnrned, and Iho linn were about to endorse It and eel It eahil at fie I'nltou Itaiu, when a saiall boy inte.oj toe stole with thu lollowlug note MAItcu 10. Jef t. Ilnml'lvn Wnlr. 1M a-is Ut the bearer have the watih and chain, srith the I amnce ahm ol the si.tkw cliwok. I umat i ttvm Duty Willi lrien.1. i.. r. I ll.MIILU I'. b.-l'ieaic enclote the nsouey la au uvtluoe. T. T. IICIIIKL. The boy, when qtHPtlnn I. tub! that he was In Fvltim xtivet, w Inn a trail apoiuaihcd luoi und tuid, .lohiiai, Imvii jou ten nilmitoa lu sparu Ven, 1 liase," the boy anawernd. Well, if you will lake this lulier to the alore aerota the atrial, and britu oue osck, 1 will kivv yun two dollar l lie boy ii- detained fur ten minutes uatil a de tectiso w.ia called. Thou iho l.o4 was e it oat with u tuned euselope as a uec iy, aotl tho deteiliVB xert Idst'jciioon In in. 1 ho unknown nun Had pruably tn-coiiio uersona at tee delay of the Iiot, und iMirlnj thai l.e was watched, dconnted. MrMullan Ham llton bold tte drall sui Jl to an owner .i nvsat.v that coat a t.irn. A linn Overboard ul llie llitmrr'ti i'olnl l'rri)-ln the Wnier Tsvcnty .llliinu-a svlihniit Ald-tVeiilliir 1'ulllouets ul iho lliiutri'n I'ulul furrt. Coroner llerrniaii began au inquiry yesterday Into the death of Peter 1'ilirer, ol li) 1'ilt street, nlu was diowuod on Monday nilit at tno Ilun'.er'b I'olul ferry, omeer Carr of tiie Hist Tliirty-fllta sired poller testified IDat at It o clock on Monday uluht he hoard an alarm near Iho riiirty fijjrih street lern -house, and If si ned that a man hat eilhar fallen or leaped overbotrd. The man wae twenty minutes In thu water brore lie waa raicued. The stewruho..l Montatriie wae about fifty feet frnm the bridire, and a man win haniilnir to the ruduer, nuldina up the one who bad fallen overboard, wan was tnen alise. Tho i fner aakul the bridge uulchimui wl.utller bo bad n litebont bnndv. You ki.ow vciy well there Is uot." Thero ouslil lo be, then." "Tim be d d," said tho watchman. The iftlirr. tirtd ol talking to such a watrhmi n. lullooed lo il'e ste.iaiboat to eouie In i loser, au thai lie iiiIkIiI lender tho lui'ds eomo am utaiue. I'm Iiiniulea lusted butoio the tl.iu half dionue l mull was nut upon tho d'ek, after which US.cer t an tluew the auiiJs a IkiiioI. Ito I htm uu tunt,"i,liou!ed theoQcer to the dtck hnid I'll bo d-d If I will," reyhed one you can do It youiHi-lt if )nu ssant.'' 'i'hu boat thru bucKod ont of tbe slip, and tried to outer the north slip, bat laihinr, put bark Into ll.r outtiallp. The ofllcer had up to tula nine tried to rei on board ibe bout, but bad been unsucceetlul H tieu lio did pet on board It was loo late. Tiie inau bad bieu taken !o tho Clbln, and was Head, Tlai Coroner adjourned tbe Inquiry. KulltveTti Appenl. Tke ajp-imcnt beforo tho Court of Appeals for a new trial for ItnllerTwaa concluded yrairrday by t'lus, Urate fur Atlomcr tieuooeiil Chaiaojaiu, Tbe CVptt ntarrcJ Ua dodalM. THE MtHTINlKH OF VIlAjiCX. rapnlnr Tnmnll to bo H oppressed -Co a r mt, I'atlencri nml I'ntrlollani-I'rant of rcatllcnco lllncai of Natpolcou-Hvacun. Hon of Dieppe. IONpoN, Jlurch 10. The French Cabinet has decided to appoint M, Valentin Prefect of tho Paris Fotlcr, This indicates Iho adoption of measures fur tho suppression of popular tun.uUs. Tbc police will, however, permit tae niuil mid Lent cathcr Inue, and disturbances are feared. An Inflamma tory Journal, the .lull o"u PtuiiU, oppcarcd lu Paris jeslcrday, aa at once eelz-d by tbe polloe. Councils of Ministers are to be held at the Ver sailles Prefecture. Tho receptions of the foriign ministers will hereafter be held at their residences la r.irls. A raQCLAMATlON has been addressed by the Minister of War to the Mobile Hoards coiniihiiirntlna' lliem npon their efforts for tho cause of France, and concluding as follow i! "Nothing can lonf arrest the diwllnlts of Froi.ce. Courage, patience, and patriotism I" iiAits or rKarn.tNca. A special despatch from Mile to tte Jaindon Daily .Vtiot ra)s tiie battlefields In the nor Hi of Fiance threaten to become llie focus of l-entllence. Diau bodies nre found flnattn. la the iljki-a and mural e. ami active uioaaurcs aie beiug taken lor their lateral, ot. ins nir.inantAKa. There Is a rumor fiat Itlslottl Oarlbaldl Is In Pari", snd Menottl (iarllioldl lu London. 'I he Lon dun 'Jlwet' rpsclalcOrruii oudi.nl at I'arls telesr.iplus that the pusenco of nunierous UanlulJIaoa lu Paris Lisa very disquieting Influence upon tha population. ILLNESS Or NAroLlUN. London, Marcli 10. Dr. Helnton, phyalrim In the late Kiujeior of the Fif-ucli, has reeeltert uu Imper ative surnianns to precrt-d at onco to Wilhelinbotio Tor the) rurpnoe of perfornilne a aurlnal operation noon the liuuerlal prisoner, who Is again an Invalid, suirtiinr. from h, old inaladv. ll is nod lint Napoleon svlll be unable to under take ihr raiiino ol travel until the erfem or thu on nation about lobe performed luvr been thoroli.ily oveicoine. Dr. Ntl.iljii la now cu route to tier many. Mtrl'S r.YACUAYRD. A despalch fiom Havre to-day cue the eiucuallon of Dir.ipe aud the stirriuudiog country by llie Oer iiiuiii lias In en completud. A nutubir ol tiinnaustuve luirehiud a piece of rjoand at lljir;li.d, In lUc ariondissomeiit of Ver lii tia. for the purm)e of buryliia- Uilr detlcoua tr,tiKji who hava boen tunioranli Interred In tie vicinity. uX' eniitlrn.iry measures halo lieen adoplul by the Fru..'n a.u'UvrlUes nalimt llie communica tion of IiiIlci.uu lo Ihe people und soldiery from n.e uiilu.rle.lccip.cl, also ajalust tbe sprctd of liiariu tierpvsl maiou; cattle rnecmsioNs ronDicbix. Paiiis March 16. Oen. Vinoy. military command rr lo 1'aiu, has lisuud au older roMUiely forbid dim: all rcKesaions ot uiatqatrajfrn to-morrow. Anot.irr radl.Ll Jojrnil boa been selzjj by the C.dice. The Orleans Railway hit been redcllserud i tae liirauni lalo tnc lauds of the French, runs Joi'iiNiu. Itlsrepcrtid that tho nraspapcr stsmp duty has l.-reu rearrange 1 .it two ei htiines dally ou all Jour n.bt, botli In I'arls and the depnrlipinta. I'oh licit Journals must ukdi lodco M.iXf) fr.ioca with the Do pirtmrnl of Finance security for tie pajment of tho dull. The Koiltn Ii.dtjjitJint, foradvlsiuz the (topic to di'ilay c'ublvnn of iuouiiiipz during tuo ri-ciit res .t a of elerman troops In tliat eitr, has been sup reoe I. uud Us l.'opriclo. subji-eted to a liuo ol utio tiiojt .nd franca. HOIK THAN WATXnLOO TO DB AVKSOtP. I.omion. Mareti Id Tlio Journal Jit thbutl. com nnu,li. on iho result ol the t'onlirenco on tl.o Hastrrn (ineilo.i, makes a bltier attack on Knit land It declares tl al the has luit every advantage Kilccd ny the CrUnoni war, France It now hilp Iws. Il'f rnor.1 is broke-i. Ilul wbeu It Is uu '..calhed axatn. Its a'.m will not be so dirtant as Tnrkry. lithrr I'arts Journals speak ot England in a idnnl.ir spirit. It rejorted that M. Aujusto Tcrlcr will be r.-e-feet uf tbc Ssuue. tuk cofNT or rxnu irnonnees any InUntlon on hi part to corapot wuu lae other pnuci-s ol' the rojul bouse 1 1 1 lance far t le tl.roue. lie French C.blnet has decided to continue Its folic) ol conciliation toward tiie niulouateuta of llie stmilmitrtre. The wualtier la very bad, and the in AUiKPnia are ainlUrlag. It la ilmufnt Ibat Ibojo who still bold their ground will soon yuid. 'flic Arijlo-Asnerlenn Cnmmlaalon. I'MinN, March 10. The Tina of to-day in ii. e.li'.iriil en the (ubjicl of the labors of the High Cuuuci-sioii nt Vi'ashiaiEtou, anticliutea an easy set tlement of tlio Fisheries question, but is not rai. fin n.- 4 to uu arrancement lu 1'iu cate of the A'a Lu na el. i- Too T.mti expresses regret at tiie lihil'.cd pewers livid by trie Cumrniolon. Kevero Hiorui In rniilnnd. Iixdon, March 10. A violent storm prevails throualuMit lr at Dritaln and Ireland, and mouth the telpfraph Inea aie crest ly derancrsl. It la already known I' at many eels are ashore, or nave otuer vri reoelvej mae'i dsmisr. Details are yel miss ilrf, and aro .swilled with anxiety. urn ai:x.irt: ox rnu uv-klvx. Hhnll the r.xeriilWo and the Courln br Kna bled In llxeeuto Use I.nwe -.YIny Ihc tlilltln be Called Out f Wasiunutcn, Msreb 16. Tho Senate passed Iho Hou'a bill (renting permi"lon for the er.cl.on of a uionumnt to I'rof. Storse t feveuth street and l'ennailvaula avenue, Wasliinflon. The resolution for final adjournment was tem porarily laid on tbe table. A bill waa pat-td providing for the appointment of a eOTimlslon to oiainlno and report upon the l-utro tunnel In Nevada, wlt'i special reference to tha Ircportsnee, feasibility, coal, and lime required to eonctruet tho aime tin value of tbo bullion n tnctod frum the Comstoek lo-lo, tho present end probnblo future prodnctlou also, the geological and practical value or aald tunnel aa an esploiiog work, and Its general bnarlnc upan mlulug and other national Interests in ascertaining tbe practicability ot deep mining. NtW STTAUSaiP LINKS. Mr Fenton (ltep. N. Y.) Introduced bill to pro vide for additional mall service lo Brazil. It dliecla Iko Fostmatter-tleneial to arrance for a semi monthly mail service betneen New York and Rio Janeiro during tbe uaixpired terra of the existing cortrtet, tte additional compensation to be one rent per poond on ln:reascd Importations of coffee to be efleeted thereby. Alro a bill to authorize the establiihment of an ocean mail steamship errvleo between the United btatea and Europe by line of American ste-iaishlps. ll direcle the I'oitm later-tlener il to Invite proposals for curling tnc mills from New York to various l-.uroj-eau ports by weekly hnea of Grit-class Arueit ean atotmalups of net loss thin four t'.iousaiid ton" register, and limits the bldsjfor the service to Liver pool to JiiAiXJU; lor the aervice to Oermany to 14.eO.iXD, aud to (Jenoo and other Jle-llteprantKin (oris lo fWi.OH), the contracts to go lato eff ei b fore Janniry 1, 1'Ta. and the ships to be subject to fus;ection and survey bv the Navy Department. ArtCll Till KU-kLl'X. Mr. KneiiUAN (ltep., Ohio) offered the foiling reso lution 'I hat aa orranlrrd liar rta of di tprrate and lawless men, mainly coinptwt'U of toidler. la tan late retail army, amto.1, tiloiiiti!e4, dltuu.ted ano hound by oali.a ot tiierei uiiraaiaailons, have, by force, terror, auu vio lence, auosertM all civil authority lu the tatr imtin-rr tlouuy .states, thua uvertaronlrg the talriv ol persons and property, ami all tho-o riglita wmeiiare tho pr.mtry bsts asoobects of All civil aoV'-rnmenl anl wkifh aro eapretaly suar aniid bv the rontuiulien of tbe Unlieil butea to a, I lurtuntua, and ai the Courts are rendextd ntrerly powerloti hy mcanlred teijury lo pnniali crlmee, tnerefore the Juitfeury Commute is turirnrteit to re ollaMIHr bills Hat will enable Iho I'ro.nleul aim taeConitarf tho linitcn hlnisa lo execute ibe laws, puntoh such uryaiiirea vlolenee. aud secure eo all cm sua the rmhta to uuairauteed to tneui. Mr. 1'il.alHtlMil., Mo.) objected to Ita preaect con sideration and It waa laid uvir and onlertnl.10 Lu pi tided. Mr. Wilson I Ren., Mo.) Introduced a bill for tile piotecllon of lersoi.e retudeiit witiiln tho United hiieei nilnst unlaw inl oumUinalioiis and coutplr aclot, wlnen was relerred to tlio Coininittco on .ludlcivry. II pruvlilea for llie punlihmviil of un Invl'illerm m membera ol tlio Ku-lilui one luxa tion bv llie I'lille.i BbucH louita a f, lollies; nn tlorlres tho Preai lent to employ llie land and naval force ol II. (initi'd Mutes, and to call lorth tho iruiiili or nnV Mi ate In wluc'i uiiliwiiil uombinstiuns exist, lu order to biina the olfeuders to in d, ;nni rrqunea grand and pelii Jurors to aweir thai llie have never rounael aI. adsiae.1, or aided ucli com biiiutiuns or eonpir.ieie. Mr. Davis iDfui., ivy I irtiedncod a joint mo. tin Ion pnuio lag un niueudaiMiit lu loo C.niii.a.ion lor lliu laialdiauiueut u A CONSTITt tiosal Tai be At., c n dating of ono iiiiiiuU'i' linui c.uh Ht.ite, Willi I iwi r lu Ueci le ail question ol eonlliei ,uu iurn Ii linn hi'l en ll-e I'mteil Htulea an ltl.en vii.il Hi ilea, and Ihe eoii.lini.oa dily of bill pasted by t'uiuicis or i.c' doim by any (Inieriiinont i,nb and lo open in.l eoiuil tlio cWMral votea for 1'iee. dent and Vice IWldeot. l'rocaedin.a luf u.- the tribunal may be on pe'it-fon or oo pr 'al from nil Urn conria of iho I'nurd rliat-s ,n I ol the Matci. A majority of the ineuilieM of't'ie-trlbuaal shall ueelde all qiie.'ions t ixiunt liefore then. Tiie lliuibu bill u skius pioprlit on for tiii: paturnt or aiiuItio.vai. CLcnxs and tnesHouiiers In tha I'en.l in Oftlee. and fur other purpoaes. wies taken up. kimdrv aiiiendnicntaol tlio I'cinnntu'o on Appioprlatloni weiti adopted, aoionx wlncli was an aine niliiii'iil thai the appiopriailons heretolore made for any pobllc worka, bsilkliiute, or pronnda lor the entire year, commencing July 1, 1371, 'hall be available for the cun cut year readies action on llie bill, the Nenate at nent lalo siecuUv aoMstoa raid sou a olur odloanei. jun. BuvMovn'H lacii. '.ord cfe Tnylor's Hoaplcloue C'nalnnirr-IStr. and Dim. Seymour nnd tho tloodi Hint wcro Ilcllvercd nl their Iluiirillua- Ilouar. Yesterday afternoon a youig man of good ad dress, wearing eye-glasses, entered Lord Taylor's drycooda establishment at Il.-oadwayand Twentieth street, and politely askc I to bo shown to Iho lace counter. His request was Instantly complied with by the assistant stiperlnten lent, Mr. Wairin. Mean time the visitor was welched nnd foon 1 wanting in tbe opinion of tie cautious aatistatit. A purchste was quickly made, and tha customer departed. Shortly after his exit tbo salesman askc I Mr. War rln whether he ha I not better lei the boy tako Ihc goods which the gentleman had selected. "No," quickly responded Mr. Warrln; "for I have my doubts of that man's honesty, a i with the goods joarreir," paid Air. Vr'arrin, addrcSJln g tlio ftbU'-bO'Ued and quick-witted sa'intnau. "A boy can bo handled too eaalle ll confidence is tho game; and if I am cured, w.iic'.i I think I um, yoj wid soon learn the lellowa stilo of operation." H.e Mie. tuan uccordlnrly went wllii the lice on his inls-mn. Arrlv rig at 10!) Wist 7 w iilr-iilnin alrert. be asked lor .Mr. Seymour, anil ua- re'ju i -.tr I to step into tiie parlor, hoon Mr. re)iiioui uuaear ed. but seemed startled at aeein, the el.rk who bad sold iiiut tiie eoods, "(ooil allciiKioii," silJ Mr. Scimour. Hi'iic lo sou,'' ra d llie salesir.au. Hale you hroudit tlio luce that I piirchisedt" rejoined -Mr. 8. "if sou have, give ll ine, and Fit Miow 'I to my lady up stalls, and II sullnhlo will Uiae it. Oh. hy-the-hy. r.aieyou the bill wild you t" "Yes exrlaiuivd the s-aloaiitiu; and if uu hnv noobjectiuii I will accompany the laui whl.o It Is under liisbeitlon." MUi, you in ed have no fear, my good man," said Hcvmoiir. Nut tbo least bit," said tho eharp aulcman "my rule Is to obey ordera." Mr. bejioour weal iroai tbe room ratlior despond ently.and said be would aend Ua wife lu the parlor loree Ihe luce. Tac snlesmsn walled patiently for Mrs. Sutmoor, and nl tae expiration ot u quarter of an hour, seeing no Airs, rteymour, started bu LorJ Taylor's etora. He found his Int. hut misse l a new tilk uinluella, which he had left in llie lull. Uilliug the tcivanl md n'kiiig for the un.brella, but without grttinx any aatislaellun. he eotisulled the police. An ofllcer was ilntalled, end It waaaaesrLilned that Mr. und Mrs. Bavii.onr bad i n;aged loons In Ihe houo that morn Inr, and curiously, Mr. and Mrs. He monr iad al ready v lauded. Toe eusplclons of tbe Inmates of the bouse were nrul'.ed when all the elrciMuttaiieea relative to t c acnuus or their t.ew boaroora had been brought to licni, ns a large quantity of goods la.il boon received by air. and Mrs. Heymuur In the morning, anJ cntcas had been given lor theai. jiiv vitint or un vine. I'etillnn of Jnmca II. Colrmna, llie Itcrclver Appointed by Ihr hupreme Court of Nrvr York tStntr-JlidUD lllntchfard'is Order. lu the U, S. Circuit Court yesterday, bofore Judee Illatcbford. tiro following pelltion was rre avnted, and the annexed order Issued Cli rail i.W'ifi ('rJ tVnUi, fur Ik frmUttrn l.u.iul uf A' Ftii -The petition of Juiuea II. cole inau reapoc fu'lr reprea-irs firsl-At tour pctmoner It Iro-mel an1 bellevea, I, ei. Iitoic. end in or a'lont Ihc umntn of June. 1973, an action waa rnnmeneed in lae hunrenie e'mirt of Ihe stale or New York.lo-turutr auit coiiaiyul New York, uiwh.ch tbe File llatlway Loineany, .lame Firk, Jr., ami J iiatni I). Wlut warerla nun. and Joan Ileulimlu lleatli. Ikibctl Aiaa lcut Hntli. Hem y llurn oy Ib alh. hitwin lomis It.ii hae Ui-niv 1 1 ws llaphnel, Vt ilium lleniv i.iii,-iid,'. Hie ur ui' n -inon. i aar ea llnrt. w ..linn L. I arri. Jay t.u .1 1. llorauo N. Otis, and Miitiinar "in I'i wi're Urn (,'inets. .neh arilAn was oa.aiau icetl wiur.ul the knowieitae or u.taut or priv Hi ul your pe llioner. Alurlts voimuioiic "ueot. and un t-r aiioal lb.- ai day of Jane. IP70. is your pi-i.i.our it Infuniictl and bet. eve-, aa craer w.. made thcroln. of wlili h a topy u ti 'em ann -x J. marked M schedule A. aud I. hereby nuue a pail usreor. aid oritur, it y.mi pa i.ioaer is Informed ant te ltev. wn. sa'aleoueu'iv. nal on or nhoui tno alii Oar ol June. la;, ai'ieiiuHl ey a.val Hunrenie Court, a in peait by the iiiik i Im, al anntvea t" tanl r-el.e'.nlc A." tu par nauceotauei ordur. yuui po tltoaer Uuly nied the Iwina reqoired thereby, aud sui.-q n-nily re ceived aw! now ims post thmot a eeniflciite rer the a Kk In t ani order arci.tliiTveil. forh oi.ler were, as your reioHiv-r is !nfornid aud ru'lievc. auraeqiiepiiy rontlrineu bv tbt a it ?tl leuie s mrt. a aiu.eara Lr a coiv ul an orei hereto aiiio-v 'it. in irk .1 'bcl.oduie A 1." suU wh.eli it bcreai mada part li c ir. Sioi.l-nb'ciii' nrly, a. voar p- in oner It Inform srt ard lieliiv twn.,rtlie parties UHhiel as rtefesOalllt in tn ii aet -in in tn d sitiireme i'oi n. nsuiely Ituoert Amailnif luaill salt-1 Henry l."wia Itaphael. AleJ Ihoir ik'tltlon lu aalii aetn-n ill a.od htipieme toni. praymt in ii ii,o eatil erlum to lar a ii iri.,ted o them. Hie taid Uol erl Amaocut Itealh una ri'i.iv I.cmis ltata,aet in irlii heiemavrrt for irlal Inio the Circuit Court u ihc Cnlte.1 Stales rnr Ihe houibein ll.trlci nl New Y'ru and thereupiin ftieh nreeeelinct were bail In the stud pnpreiac i onrt, that llie ealil action wat directed in r-s, on I the true v. i.. mv ar ns it related to n -j tnid Kut-eit Aniadi.ts Heath nnd Henry l.ea-it Itapa.ict. trabilcrreo I im the c a1' t onn m the United elates lOi theSounern IMttrle i-f New Y'ork. No notice waa civen to your petitioner of "the laid apiilieuilnn for ilietti'l reiiioval. nir naa he ever had any oth r knowl-Iire Ihe.eof. tav' -ncii ns !.a. been eomn.iinicated lu h' n Oy rut eou i.I ne a-ln 7nit7-Nu'ia, qntotl' to thu and lemovel of tins tsht n ttoa as 1 1 the ia a Rahrrt Aiaalcut Iteaih mnl ihe ilil Ileiny Lewis Itiph el, yi-nr peteioner wntervr l wit-i pipers, of which copies are herno aunea.d nn-t mark-Hl "bchelulo II," uad are hereby inaoo pail 'JvajriA-PolrtpqnJnlly, and on or about the tenth day ot March. Iel3. your peiiiluner waa te ved wuu a ia n nioni and complalit entitled In Iho fciiprcine t ourt Cltv arel i ciuntv of New Ynrk.-Jatres Flk, .Ir art Mortimer I Karl, plalntiDn, agaiii't John lleamin Hr.uh. Ilureit Ama lrnt lleaib. Heart lluraley ll'-ath. I- ilwaru l.ewit l,.ti 'i.iel llonri l.wki Ilaplusel, V illraai llenrv uuc'ioc, L.ie Csrrii.clon Plinth, t l.i.iles inst. rta ikllit K. iMurenlil .lobn Hirnr. W. A II clnel..iutin loe. lilciiard Itee, Jnn.es II. 'emin, Iml vhl uali, ai.d a. I- eetver ol certain h .re ol Ihe aleek ut the me da. '.way iim, 'iy. ihe f:ne l.aiiway Coinpany. Jay tlonla. wl liim l. Harm, lb rn lo N out. anJ stoitinier einllh of whleli i mmon aiidH-omplaliit a co, f It hereto mini se marked "bcuecuieC, 'aodlt hi rchv n a le I an li.reoi. hlniiilianeonly with Hie service of tl.e laid lnl neiued .itimaoi t ana complaint, vonr p-i Honcr sras airo ecrvrd .th a npy el an oiai r en'liled n en I lair named en I. ot whim eonv ordei a cony it nere o anneaed and marked Sehotme D.' ana la hcrehy inane rarl hereof Ihe aald Uf '.-named suit wo brougt.t wuhout t c knowiedte. ast.-al. privur.or ptorareiui'i.t In any m inner ol your pi rlioner, and he liad no know-li-Ue a intorniation thst -he tane wit so as aforrtaid cnainience l or I the caeol men uf, until he wat en as aforetatd serve I with the slid copy, luminon, com plaint, and i nler. 1 l tn th. Ia rtf 111. I..I .li.,n.,l plaint, and i nier. ir.A Snoseqnent'.y to the tervlee of the laat-nntned snmnioi cuini'aiat and order. at at retald. your rell-tlom-rt-sw pahlitrica in Ilia pa'aio J a. wit a ivrtloo that ibis C'urt Invd inr.de an urder -n ine flitt-menllon-ed acllo.i so as aforesil I removed r.y the tali Itohen Ainancni lleatn and Iho told Henry l.eww llapnnel Into this Opsin In reference to lac- Hoc. o. at aioieaald, taken poet"inn ot bv your petliioner, under and pur tuaat lo Ihe order of lltetald biiereflie Couit. and at lo which he had aiveu bit Atorcaald bond but ueyuud the LnowleiUeti' derlvol nam laid public Journal., ronr relitloner is not adv.sedol tl.e cranting of a iy surt ordir, or aa lo Its eontenla. If granted, sna no copy if Iho same has Peen t, rved uion voor eel tiunrr. I nn I c nn i..lormed.lu the manner aforo taiil of lae altreed ncuon ol tint 1 ouri.youi uiiuotier applied to hit cu'iii.el lor uutiui tn n. a toi.it duty iu the pr um t, and waa anvlbi-,1 I v ihi in thai the pab lithed rt url of me erami.ig or an order by 1 nit Csiin In re: icnec to the ttock to as sforeiid in Hie potse nnn of l our l et l.o. er w it Irlin. and thai is cory ot such nrdi-r uad been Trocar d by Ihe eam.tel t. r yoar pentionei i and the taio i nvieli aioii vU, marked H. hO'iu.e. I.," and Ilia tauii. ii licn.lv made part bcreul. elrtft-Suhtcrpient to the emumerceme-.t orKd)nt named tint m the tatd ewri nw e oirl ol tl re ue of New S ...ana lo In Kvanllua uf uic order iMreiulie. lore r 'l' 1 1 1 d lo aa ?iUcaaic 11." vai ,i u deioai d In,, tn ci in.iil apon ymr re' mr.ertv Oha.li lb nnmie, l-.ai lu taid oidvr tuirted "kokoiiule Ii" uan.eil, lor the tr.intiei tu buntelf ul the tiock to as a'oroa.ild taauu putietilnu of by sour petitioner nnuer na 1 pur suant lo iho oicer mauled In Hie nut above recited erttort'. Lnt no te idrr wat insito lo yoar i-eittiouer by th" rata irolnn'Mtn, ur hy any other pertoa. st cur ilnie. ot the ice dJe to your I elittoner oa a rcieirsr iu ta.u action. erla Your petitioner still re nal is In poitrw'ou of llieeuruJcaio ot the snares ot stock lu lata abave recited ai-ilo'i mentioned. fttji -Yeur pelltiener. after alvitemtnt with hi. rnanet, wat lotlntcteil thai he had aa i allii io pruoetd lu any in inner with rell rence lo tli" a... i aiurk ui-on Hie application or itaj toud i uarhi i.ubi ooo, 1 -iutre, until hoin llie Cuun bv which l.e had heea ouaia.il y si pointed and the Circuit Ci un ol the li ted felat't toi the eouthrrii Hittrrt ol mw U l. a 'er lull ad vi.inieni of ibe prcclte petition of yor peiulaiitf-, thi'iild aivve intiulitrd h ,n at u hi- il'.iv la the ereinl tea i and thai II wat hit duty, ua un oillc r of the Conn, lo present his pennon mui an ioiiIi l ie i ,c cauaccted wllti hi atsetiua ul Ihe taid a ra?', aud lo ask tho Court for liitiruetlun at tn lot du'y In lliu piciulfct. In aeeordmce witli siirh adriau. jour petitioner P" lent ihts hit petition ol wlilch ne lias pirteoted a du plicate to tha htipreino e'oari of llie Male or New Yo.k lor tin cm ami county oi -.en i no.-iu inn vuuu, and btai Ihat he may ot Instructed n llie Court tt to hit duly In tae rreiaitrii tu that la (hall not tve amena ble to ibe chaise of ditns.icct i either (Jouri, nnd to that the Pond he oneirelly cave uptn Inking pi..et Hon ot the e.iM ttoek inav lie proteru.Ni nnd daeliarueil. aim to iltiti I it 1 1. lio- a icceiverniav also lie nnucond hy the Court. aia llial be nia have tut li olber rulu I, or tin-1 i irii.er o dliferoul relict ucridu ua to lac Court way tecii uiet. Aud your pctlt'oner n 111 ever rrny. e. JAUI-K II. C(l.i:tAN. C A. Siwaid, Cbiriea M. Iu Cotta, baueilort, of Conntrl. VUu ami CVuiiifs' or .Vrir J'erl.M.-.lames Il.Colriimn. bring ilntv tworn. deputi a ami says lb .t be i thu peti tioner iikiuud lu, and who net ilencd ilie foriKOinir i eti Hon Hi it at to the matters and tturuit thoritn staled to oe ol Id on kiiowiedire he krewt they are tine ami at to the malieis therein vtated to be upon lafuriviatioii aud Lchel, he benevea lae tame to be iruo. JAMKall LOI, I'M AN linbterltatl and sworn to beloie ine thia ruli day .f March, Wil. Stui'SL enna an. Notary I'uhlle. sew Y a 1 emuiy limit vrl or" Me filrt.l wn. In iht fi .uihei IHnh'irittf A'tie 'i I. Iii the mutter m the I'l-tiuou of Jamea 11. I o'i'l.i.iil. Iteoelver, Ae t n i lli eirvlee upou Mnatta. 1 one l.la S,inivn, an i in-'iii MrtMi-. y.varta. hutili-aiayd a. I h.i no. and a a hat i. o.o ton, I. re, oi inilir ol tin a .iiexnl i i i I ei.- ilillea, aud ol inn onti-l. I mo i I .mn'i nail iu len mils in Iho several n-'ll n l.l, ,rd to Ul 'he t.iH rellilon, and Hie and Ihiiio ii, an ivv can-'' he! le ine nt a to i .'al tint, ol III I ourt, to ne held ut theeoml loom men- In llii- euy of Ni v voik.onlii li li da. id M ma. 1 .1 ul eli vi il oMoeiv A M hi I hi' r i)i r I it ciillonei hknul t B"l I uno O' I ni I ihe 1 1. 1 1 1 un nnn nmil Ihe renu a day 1 i'i ni id'! un I tl.' i i-Ikii ill ri on, let all IT i ci'filtin'" nl Ii ih tula i iHiiiiifft mat detanUmta an I -al li n iu-'Mi, in iiriv ii tn not t ourt wuh rererem o lo ilai t-tiu I vui til t ueiutti a. a rei ivoe at stock 1 1 in .aid I" lllioll me iii i 'ii .I antl-ili'l, a.iU Ilia I Hi' tuai n .rn, al the tune nine thoii 1 aaai why thu r-.n I .1 um "ll i olenian n. reei ivi e h'nnd not liavo tin i oiin-rui tut in ror dot it-ni rein 1 im to Ibe Court then and lli-T. nay e.'eni meet. Haled SUreh 10. l.nl. r-AMITI. IU.A re:illMlin. A tliidlai pelltion hi la i u hlud l.l tbo r-upicmj Court ol Hie Mate of New ork, and ii fiti.il ir an der cranio I br Judu C'ardozo, rtlurnubie uu Mat ui da) at Vt o'clock. Another I'rlneeti to be llnvrlril. laiNbov, March 10.--It is rumored that u niiir riaae lui I een arranttod between Iho Frluvs e IWi -trice, Hie Of Hi daughter aud ninth child of (,uci n Victoria, and tha Marquia of Kly. 1 be I'lliicee is now In bar fouitsrauUi yar. Tbe Marquis waa boin nVXIWAMS. I Illinois Is 'tho third ueivspapcr-publiaMna (J State In Ihe Calan. V Williams College has established a piofci. lotshlp of tao art of iclf-defcnco." Oen. Fremont is ritjMjrlcd to have recently made (SOO.DOO in amlaing 'peculation. An oyster weighing three pounds la on cxhi. blUon tn tha window of w Newark saloon. Tho proipecls nf a latge crop of pcachca during the earning season throughout New Joey orw said to be giod. The French cx-I'rincc Imperial Is m very delicate heal li at l Miclluirst, England, and b.t lotbct It much troublid iliein him. The women who liavo been ndmiltcd o th Michigan Agriculiuril Colleie are sa.d to bib.ite ,n very "gentieiuaaly manner. A l.idy of Mnltoon, III., wai recently n inej to her elcl.th hiishind. Nos. Ave, tlx, and tev a are rerorted nl.vc an I well, but-divorced. Tiie Wyoming palters say that the people of I' at Territory .ire about to n'l.ioilaa woman ictfraj at both pilichlcvout aa 1 Imptae Icablo." Tho l'osluiatc'r of Delavun, Wis., cliar.gcd a (IM bill the olhyr day to aooouimodate a man whs na-ilid to buv a t'uec-cent potta;o stamp. The trallic in little ltullun boys, who nre kid. napped and tent t) America to play Cddles and vend, ll.uler Images, has openod bilakly this year. The Supreme Com t of Illinois lias decided that a pole given fur money loat at gambling Is void, even In the bauds of aa Innocni tolid party. A Chicago paper closed its record of birthl on i-aturday with tit its Hem In Lu.-onler, Ind to Cut wile of Isaac Ackcrman, a daughter. No cigar i "Do you think that ruiroystcniarc lied hyt" askedaladyof her rhytlelaa. Yes'he rcpli. d,"I i never knew one to couipialu of buns out of beal'.h." I Tbo heathen Chinee settled in Alabama arc I very drfcrcntlal i they never fall to aay "Ooo by" sat I tbejr lumber out of church while aervlce Is soln; oa. I A pall larch recently walked lo the p ills ia North Carolina with esvculcin of bit sons. Il tlalir.s twenty four children of liltovn, matt of wbo -i were born twins. A revivalist essayed, In a sermon In Iloston, to thow the fo.ly.sln. and evil Infiaeneeof rL.ncrnr and roundly aitrrted that the children of dancing po. I pie nre gsurially crlpplus, or amiclod with chronia I dileste. I I)ng cngacemcnta,'' writes a young lady, f, "are going oat of fashion, youi.c men being at lots H cetivlorrd of tbe stupidity nl making maulnl in.il pro pota's before they ut In a position lo futi.1 Ihc.f 1 promias at once." 1 Forty years ago Simon Cameron purchased i for (IU) a spat of the Oroad Mountain In 1'enr.ly vannc 1 It U now woilb (t.OOO.tXO. Coal bat been miLc t out oat 1 It for thlrty-flvo eart, and be baa rcal.ted In the ahapor 1 of royalty about (IM a day. j Tbc gama lair of Illinois has bscn a-neaded sa as lo adow farmers to hunt on their own laud at pleasure. 1 his was oppcxed on the i round that it wag sperlal legkJ'atlon," naruiltling farmers to da wbatv roteaiUonal buaters couldn't do. Mr. Ashbury, the Kiiglleh ynchtman, is bniM Ing a new vrttil. the l.lvonla, a t chooner of vi to.-, having waits elxiyfeet bl(h. aral f.inr time :re area i of caovaa of the Cambria. lis ex ecu yet to i.te tliw I thine out of Ihe American yachts. The peculiar ciTcct of fear is excmphll'l In tho fact that, Mrl Alfred Acker haviea dlrd lu.Jet y in toiitcouierr county. lVnn.,a hired man la Ue hoatsj wao ulralJ ne muht be a coated of murder.. a; Lear that be hiujo 1 aluit.'.l la lb baru. Fupo Fius IX. prefers Verdi's music t that ol any other llv lax compowr. I.litt, tba Aa:e. t sail to have always boicd him by hi peifonni" s, ai luoi!?.! the llo'.y rath'r always l.tt'ncd to tu i wi'.a tbe otmotl cool nature and atict ce. The AbrfA Iirtit 1,'nittc, after an cx.-terca uf twenty bv ye irs, eals wl.h the current m-n "r ;t wattt.iitel ny the Kree Kirk, ai.d dl t m the a Ua of the I'boral Ib iuan Cntli illet vtii eonductuiltau lli.ut :tnJ Hi t ai ftttlno and the Vhronk-lt. A red-lead manufacturer ef France has dis covered that the n.e of milk at their auals, w urn laa Iir iua le obtlaalary onhla woikmcu lo tba c:al c( one litre da ly, preserve thee employed la Uai aoika fice Iro.e any svraptomt of lea I dueaio. Toledo has lost faith lu Xiltson becau-e thai bougbt real cllnte In Chicago nnd Troria instea.l ut iba Queen Clly ol tbe kMaumec." The Ltiiut as t.'nr "may be cicat in the matter of concert cr or" rn. bes N tn real cute her Jtmrmcnt may be questioned. Official statistics do seem not to Justify ti e y apprehcntlontbatwe nre likely to bo overwhelmed. with the "heathen Chinee." The whole nieuber o( 1 Chinee einleranti landed In Oregon and sen Pmwiaca durlcg 110 was It 9M. Of these Ml were lumales. A bill nnw before tbo Wisconsin Awemllsr i provides that whenever eleven Juror, mpai.i lied ia try any criminal cae ur civil tenon. lUall acne upaa a seidlet, such ngreeuicul, duly ann 'uncd la c urt, '-lull be takcu and lull to be tlio tcrd.ct ot tl.o .buio Jury. Hawthorne once told a friend that for crcrat jcur. be ri lunrwily did not see the tun, and f. i .o-ti-.r together aid net rpeak to his own suter, with -t: o-.n b wat living. vU.en atked If there waa any tren'de twt. tween tnem, he sail, "No, but their spirits icttutdio be frvien." At Daton Rouge, I,i., a protended womoa j ci'hng hirsc'.I Loulae l'errarer, and who hit -et del f t'.cre for a nuinbrr or yenrt, hu jirov"d to be a mm. T Ilelat'ippiHel to have taken the dlsul-c da" 1 tha I days of the rebel coatcripuou lo avoid beiiu farcaJ I Into tbe armv. A lnris correspondent writ ing of Hie sieg I sayai "They tell ot one lady hcie who waa o over come by tier appetite aa to cat her beloved Up-doj, Alter a hearty meal, she looked down at tbe lit l at beep of botes i tears fell from her eyes l'oup. Uijen!' the exclaimed, 'how ho would hav .i y.o i Ibeuii'" A Chicago detective made a bet a das i.rtvm I tgo that lontatrr waa not the muruc.er u' .1 ia, j and that lit cou d wutd Ibe name ol tin uuu. two of wli vm wucid be convicted I tie cnu.v :hut oocyeir. He wrote three namea on a a up oi ilr. whleli w-ii enclosed lu a tinted envelope and p :l ua cl.utgc 1 1 a third ptitau to awtli retails. 'j A v. nun in Wuyne cotinly, lud., tp; id r I a d. voice .it ti.e February lorui ci the cu I Cu tbu irlalnf the cause bour partial main. n j uiusi bluer HtltooT, and about two day ol th t tbo Cucrt was ca.imuied lu the trial. Uic iliw. -a tranted. The parlies were rtniantu.1 )ui Horn Ibo timu ll.ey were divoroeu, and arc a. v eg togither. At the funerul of an old eol..r t. -i ul' Oen. 11. NiohoU'i family at Au.u.1 1 .a tbe decoJasc i servant was burled la a cai.y it casket, and tso of ike flenerul's sons aetgl a .1 car ers. II it bad not been for Ibe a.r.fi east leu .a... Helms lor l.ielr uwu tclnili end, Ibe uio.i un I lationt ntuiit now be emtio: belw.on tha w. ai k colored races tl.ronshout the pouita. The follow intf resolntiim vva reci ti'.!' i dnced unl adopted In the Connly Cnrt at v t litMu I That ibe (ortiall now p.ace I ov, r cf l.ie Ju i:e of thu L'uurt. un 1 i urporu'ii; t likeuitscl ttH raiheruf our Country .tlm.n.oi Innton, bnt which lookt more llae the Jack Iw, be removed fiom this ball, and the Court It 1 a.- lull tee be authorized to have a irue liki iu tt oi i ara j patriot Ucriie Washington put In Itt placi j The new trowel biyonoli being n il'e. lurod at the BprlngQeal armory am 'aa;'. I i "i- acily like n iliarp-poiuwel tiowul, m.l tnc o aa are nbout the tnute, ur niiirh Lite na' toejr nei i Hie fcuutu tea Itl.eil narrl irt ili ir deti-n i. i t i much for ohaiget n an etnea il lustrum r a kkirm.eiiluir line i nnd nnua luruitlieil ait', n er I licet wlicie tney are Join il to Um guua. ib v xu ru it.ed either to lop usiiihs or dig hole tor IP -''i Knee. All eminent surgoon, l'rof. llilroth. wl. i ha been tervlna- in the Held no-plluia of WtatM t V Mannheim, coi ict out In defeoeu ef tse inue. r t I ..no.-. He tayt he baa givuiime.liial.ilu:.' many uf tin in, and Dial I iu aturiet m tin I. i.. t ihc battle gsl't aro wiluoul f iundatlou in un f seemed Una like ehlljreo-it tun imnr I tln.iit aad.b .t Irlgbtoncd at every chance. I tiie lio.'itait bet.ev-id that t iu Oormaus luti n i h. ad tiein at teou ns I hoy recovered tuoir I en At omi us tlio I'oiigresaioiial chaplai -ev lit ap; eal to the Throne ol Uiacc there I. an. I band all over in Boor. It 1. tbo way i liavj o( I'Rlluig pairea to Uieir tide l.i iy' 1 Dokins 1,1- day's labor by giving an I eer tieiiee tho ctaiiplag Is un v i i i Wii, that bcaia mo," atlt an .i il.cn lory, Willi mud on In n t..ojt,h it bat hien liro .'.'lit ir. 1 1 I' l uiiaci I di tb'l tee any ibu in i lai naye. r I c'lie.'iinkl" Tlio Kcnnobee river lie been Ion .t I r nvuialday. 1'u vioiit to t .var ihe n "a .ua nl the nver in ue rd uei nr. d i 1 j iro" Clop i'i the K "illch"U not l'- ill'' 'o01 Idle yen-. 'Ibe lee eaei thu on i 'r- 1 1 Ut' 1 ihk a! out twiity c ,te a ton i tt Vi i.'y tlve c i n f r 5,f JJ t. ns lut I ee reru''d hy in e loiiip ti i vnuriaou prufli reabi'-d li-t ye it. in e ml i fe it ft the tc llcity uf lie have ttiveti Hit' treenlat"! t i iter- I peetatlons fortlie comin? teitsoa. whieh. howev are I not likely to b' realise I at new tcc-lioutet bare been f gelug up mail diucnocj, I ii 'V I

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neflaNfleflflflflBflfl I THIS SUN FRIDAY, MAKOH 37, 4671. J (IRANT'S WEST INDIA JOB. tut'. n.ix noitrxao co.itMis.iKtxnits1 j ti ri: x m it a u i. k a kvk u v r. Ftfd. Dnnglnaft Interviewing the Peoplr-nod I the lliiualatrt Interviewing llio HttE-Tb 1 (il J H'ftr IHrir Ilcnrlug. Corrfi.i neeueeof The 5-un. I' H. SriAUsn Ttxjeatsig, At da Hat, Han 1)i iiim.ii, Feb. After Oio deptrlnre. ttr.m San I)iiumt City of tho regular steamer, theTlace ic-l.il-i-J li.to IU oilElnol etuviJity- The presenco uf in ii ettllngnlshtd mm 01 Sir. Wedr, I'rof. White, an lir Howe for n lime exclttd tome curiosity, hat Un Mrro nature soon grew tlrtd, and evet, their rtystic forms excited no rnthatiaim. Tin mjrl of tir C(n.initinn being finished, tt wat thought thai ii a (ow tlava t lout we wouU.bc off anil nwuy Irt ti. the wretched town. Our hopes, however, were Oocuiot to disappointment, fur altuangii the Und War llmee (thst'e Hen Witde)w.ii rcft'ly In ruovr oil Inward fresh f.elds, tho vacillating Whit" and the ri ai.tl.replc Hone were as equally rtcdy to tt-ty. In lect. the climate here I. o pJessabl, and the ticn.s fioinllc Nntlh In rtlalloii to the colJ, snow, and silnsh was so dismal. Hut It Is no woodti that Prof. U'hlto shrinks from exposing his acllcale form U lheiutdtn clm.ee ef temperature to tvWn he would be tubjcclld by a too tptedy ri.tn.-ti I.'nitl. Howe hits regained t lfit ten years of his Inst youth, lie possibly Imagines that Hut famous loan til ii of timtli, fr which I'nnea dr I.con r-rttrrlitl so u-slunou'ly. h In acme section of thta lul.uspltai le land, and Ik" has determined on a aeries of Incursions Into the interior In search of It, which I tnpr-ve Trill tf.o.t in the detaining ol the Commission uiitu same liiue In Um oouilng year, besides loaln to tho lie publican tarty the miiui of that great tnd Hue tuao, honest Hen, OUl HM WAPE (101X0 CIUIT. Wr. A'ade, as we nil know, Is not the greatct ITtitteman In the world, and although toned down a little by the mighty ntMol talent with w.iteirl.e Is hr associated, ha cannot help occasionally rtv re way to his feelings, and expressing himself In chide Anglo-Saxon. The olj gealleruau his bsen sj'ij- -t-cd to so many Ineonreulencea lately by the Idiclic wanderings and imbecile anions of the philosopher aixt philanthropist, that Ms rraaoa Is already t t-tc-rlog on IU Ihioue j and If relief la the way of a speedy return home or the robbling oi Dr. II awe by Cabral does not soon arrive, we will, I d-iuiil not, be cetmpelled to inonrn the loss of hi giant in tellect. From tim aiii,jb!cncrrlfrn.ii Hhomsvesiw tt the Ator House prior to our loatmr 'or till' i'e testable laud, Ir. Wailo has drc'tenti-d by lusen Itcble procressloas Into a pcrJJiliuUllai; baiter uf choice eipietlves. I do not blinra hUu, for II must fhafe an energetic spirit 1Uo hll to he hamprrv.l ly such vatllkitln and inane cnus ut tlmss of his rum lonioea. M hat the Commission hare nerornplMied t fi.m UonkiKO noono htior,s. Ther haro Intervlevti-d, 1 serlly letkre, every llelnjc fool wllUn the four walls of the town. No Vina haj been safj from their nrsanlts, rind the poor slrnorrapheri hate ben kept so busy tlut llieyare rapidly lo'in: flesh. Tie Coninilssion hare been enntpslltd to rely on the In trrtrctrrs of Mr. llaez. bet as -V.r. Is so thur cu;hly hoeest, and his so fewlulin'su 'it atahv, the Inteivlevs hjyc prrhatx bn rrporle l ns ei.t--rettly as If that learnod fipanl.h rentlsman, llr Ilurlon, or the 'lrofrs'ar of the Usntunjeo el Sonltern Europe." Mr. C'rene. had he m the inntl mi s l)iriurti wl.ieh the cri atures ol IUa,-. enitiniuHt. catcd with tlm aucust n-eoilem-ol ll.o Kimurtssiuu an aim or nxrirrcT bis been thrown a-in,nJ the proceedings nf tho t tminlksiobcrs. and none bat t u rcrr uvort I n hue been allowed to sen. Irale tur urcna. Vilty this eecree) has been observed is uioro I run 1 .-.in tell, lor there Is tiotliinjt to w aluil by Indliu Iroin the corresponding the pivciediujs of tiiu cxpcdltiou. biich cjrefal selection was made before the ilVn rin.ee started, and llin n'.jf cuocahlr men ser hi eHiduslly rmr.nl cat, that none oat annexationists tie toptosrd tu be iiliithc Lipudiuon. Wliun tlie prtal junkeltr. di.cuTered lint rlicy had an en.is i ary ol 1'ut hL'N In their niidiU they weiv orenunu with fear, and alter tuaiiy seasons 41 carelnl rous 1-' eratiou conriojrd that his prrswico would be a death-blow to the nfiaii and snqmeily shippod L-m uway on the jWsutaswet. Tub ovu, hou-eur, bus wre than one lar, and i'oreeui( the louliujesey i4Kik means to eccure a full reiwrt by eendiut: two ccrrcspoi.deuts Inst.ad nf one Su e., tun Jei'ai t rv oflr. UcMlii', tiir CumtniMieners huv,- hra'ti ed rccri freeiy ai..i. h liiaic sm.i mt no um tune liicir snbslrttied ntrnc cs will onr tu rictiin'w I root-edinys, luve blwived theul.i'irws '41 ilo ouv Unnpivvtiich ttej n ill utcau- to ha j t-rlutu 1. THE TIME AT HAN UOXIVOO hnnr; beaylly on tho hanJs of eiei-y one iixri-Dt I. r'-f. Howe, U'lnti D.uiUl. ici and Umi hi- nirr, tlie eabie llisr.e". llti-ri. How- unit Ulti. b'lnJcmliy -rj;ai J, tin- ir.r with his si. inn&ry atheuios lor tut aiueuorat on 0! mis penile. who would Ufelbc Auieliouivu 11 ihey l umt ,ie 1 s ttier reccnciliDie ll'i difhiulat-s hctnewn Ms .e,eti tlflc uien, i in tho vain attempt to i.i.i soiuetlunr for theui to do, passed irw? tnif 111 oiea-nre and n.th I rent, It Is to le fopi-u. t ti:t mseirns. Tue ullitin ristrsUry hainix pi 1 i'i-ded to Aaunsksuahearu n aiul until his (Juiiolic fviui uicuaded Uie l.iUdcr o tlie arrival ol toe ship hi-iu we were spjred t.c sipotbeoels ofseedibe.a which is ilaii) iraeuttHl to avian Lis orese nee. Fjed UouLiSs, except. a; Mr. W:i te bv far t v mar tot sua hnclitest i.i..n of the party. Kitn: tuu ti rre werkF In ircli.iu into 'lie cwi litiuu of Uie ssHiple, and cudeioriiit to ouoivrl l. fvejuis the fcunhPtd all I subdued lluiton. Mr. IKmicI'SS iaiws wliat 11 Is to be at, onioiisi, imd hi. leimei .t eyiupathivs liae btnu called luto pin,, mis' th-t every one has rhunnml the on.c bl .tin. al. r. In hi quarters at the 1,1 us., of ii j l'oii,n.,iiuusr Mr J.urlun coahl laiu pou seen any Use. In f.t hi rsiely leU his room. atd, as l.u oiiaintwtr uf In. Lm.uhuiss luljuiiii'd that of the del unci hcnixarv. Vital lajtilrt line Uen mutv naln'al 'lu-n ti.at the eahle exponent and the mm wi:u u.s liouc the Huti ii) 1 1 etrvice should piJ the woaiy Uiure to tuthsr 1 A cso o' cuiubertiu uuU a Uii.cli u' I IwaiAUas hdpe I bi i el the slow y pudog mini-. e.une ctaurt nut help hut pity the eouiiitiun 01 Uie i.tlo.m' aunt. 1 he Honorable Uiatfe eaeusud his 1 on-, pt'sunce on tlie pnbl'c U:o bi dar: hints ot tin tiuti-uci ulinrii' niala.ly uud. r rrhi.Ji ho w. uuenii(i lut, .iut uiuhirtles are ui II..- 1111 id a. wel. as 11 11 e 00 It, an I in Ihu uas the dissas la uuluiltuati-ij it lBiulul him. Ut-S UIS PACK IT. Ae the tb rd week ol uur stsv at r-a- I)u 1 1.1 -a dic.v Lir i; ilo-c. Mr. Vds delernni ed 0 li.Miie l'ro'. W I rn 1 lir. Ilusi itienuuaiiii 0 Ktlad, uut iht u.il ar 11mi woi a not m lu li'd, i-id.altr 1 st'iu,. coiuuaa inu, tohl thiui 1 liui that hi? ss- voinc 011 boatd tue 'i'enneeti e, kill mat the i(lil, 1! th-y wanted to, so to w II, to .1 il.ci ho'tir 1 ton ili.in ban D .miriu It lo.iKed is if lt.e Couitu.ssiouers would havu fc Jell rw bn.01 thin.ii vjs, atd Hut tMe h!,o,v nfla r ua!il eo.1 In a quumrl; but D;. Iluwe, harin Kard Uut a war ra ractn; somiiiilieio u In Urn In' ui.iai. f'cfctd bis D.tt f and l.'H lor a dav lo ci'i'l oil On hii return, he eiartel fiT Arui over Ijd-I, hi nni cl determined tu ot as lar away lr.nn lhu as I e could. 'I l.u flr'at Aohikiiq Yjctiul'.r, 1 (uf. W.-iU, in fliat di U'-aiiutl that l.u woull tu (o Aua i.n tie lent is t ,Ncxt diy he chjnaed lus mind hew iiulit (u tu 1'nerlo 1'isla on th Nantas het. The snnn dav Ii" ataio rli.naed his Intent tun. -aLd ileteimmed lo leitc lor f'uetto 1'Ula. iniklet It jouiuey unhand. I.tloit he bad lure 10 e.aiue u;Hui hc ha 1 i''ft the pala e ol ihe corre sii.i.deiiU and tue cit of n Hum nyo fir In the itair.ce; and tiatll we retell 1 rl i.u-1'rliuy we wii, neter kuow wlih'lur t ie dainty r,i ut umau lias leaned the ncd ol 11. a Jouiuey or imi. uitAXT'e oueat rim 1 en 1. Your eorrcpondent was not sorry (0 leavs the cs.ii:.l of lite h aca; iei.bhe. (Ji.- iiay wnu d r.avu tt-n sunioteat .0 j avt- ,u.ptfCtedcariluiiy He arecnais, forls, nail., ehtirunes, and other places 11! interrsi. 'in-tuins svoutd nave reuuud 11 loujrer tintt.tui us lui-y ire 01 uu iinv-rtajce sail, to the ija u.l slum is, it would t ot have been pectssary fur any ci,ti.-, u t at j deputed much tinw to tl.eoi. Uue Is) ritil auface to QiHtJisl all the unbiassed, and II. 11 we- uuly eersed lo render tue tuipre si 11 inr,..iri,hPa. 'I he lorls. wnlcli we are tot;itliy the trrnt) an ruiiri ot ruins tue nayv, n Yessrl or tttou'l tMi.ti nieal.111; lor lire-stood 1 and lb' uulUi1 ut, of ban Kmulnfu is nulljinx u-oro tuati a ciit' tiou ol rime ol lbs bpauish tiuf, uud ol i-isiu hut. of tin-1 resent. In tie e.ty thr t .ui.i iuiiirxrs fonnd out that llaez fiwtieu nwirl) ll the elu;lh:e tiles end Inbabltaola liousea Iu the country I 0 onus nearly all tho hot laid and ihe ruo.l li.ahle Iracta uf expuilable wood 1 hv toued inai lie was an nhaoiule 111. 11 ateh His vi, i a CJ pol deatta U Uaiii.h (rem Mm. em r.try .11 wiiu nre opposed tu l.iui Wren the lanj was tunqu i, lie stirred it into r.-b.l ion u t now id it i,a U4s ,1 i, niaie.aio i, ,e i- woihiiiK with .Hi h,s puw.r lu a- ,1 u aud 1L1 uvup.. tun iiiiit is kKO'iMn, Ilae blusilfre'.ni.w "dimoim 1 m aril n hoi', and sire tn.l 1 i K 'Jin amount to hv titinw as 1 'i u, nre iipposrd I t the nin a.t P ,r. f krowledjeoldrep duii-.-euu. i- 1 pti tiCJ, on is b, nds the.r totuuea, and lb., d, u.reta ac onu old a aiua'. the suit 01 t!. .,-k.svi.t n nutter, Hlien IUu has made Lis eu.r, iwk'irsl l.u liienoy, und loll Uie ooanlry, ILl op;o.ll:o.l mi) 1 ow Kseli, util 11 revolution will be inmcursl d In this laud which will liter illy be a da icj 01 b 00 1. I) sKustod as wu were with the city Its people nd I'n doings ol mo mou no me hri.- iu 1, j toil, It will to easily appreciated I ow cli l Me v.eie tu btt once more on ho. id the Haucc.ioid iruate lei.pcs.ee. Our hbiiever, a allphtly mure I by llio piesencn uf the 1'rcsidtMit of the Ut Intiiic-His Kxealicucy User. At ellijuelle uiu-t ho ob'sru'd iiu matter viho Ihe recipient yl 'be faycr is, tho coiunisnder of the I l'h was fompcllod tn aalute the I'raaideul of San ui.iiiiu.0 K.tJi tv.ei.ty.onu kuus Toe otloers wera li ouwn i.p in line on Laequatterdrck la full unl t' I a.uH aud cuckeu nats,.aud thr band-play, d Up tee Ctuumtlufi Hero Cgaut" u the Do. m nlCJn Tresldent em ever the side of Ihe ship. He was cenmpsnied ny several ol bis SKIT, no two dressed In lite aaiae tumoral, ami s motley and 1 11 me I y a troop rut one could well flml. As the Captuan of tas Tennessee bowed (lie .VI ti ir-1 of the Dnmlnicnn navy (one schooner) over t side, olio of Ihe at'achCs ol the l.'ouiinisston e.d What a beautiful risn.t.le of t ie amtiy exist 111 between the two igfub.ics. The Junior oftlcer, U.pt. T tncte, boirs alnin to Hie deck as he tatea leavo ol Ida disliuttuiihed en tlor." Ill It TOAIil ISM AMD orr.N APbhtTION lni!til-ed In Iry snme of the atttithh of this etpedl lion is be 011 1 endurane", and ts enonali lo disj.t und Mcki'li ereii 1 1 to si ardent uin.iolioir-t. AIK r we had Istily lo.t suht or the ciU I .in sa lit tnniitr ill Sir. Wa1 which hul so oltn tieen a is', 011. returned, nnd the old eeutlenian seem-d lo lend In the luam id be.uit e.one. As nuns ol the ft.it tltmen or Ihe f'l'tiiliil.slnii were able to tilk hpinlsn, and bill onr I'rcncn I'resldenl Hare, was lelt lu hiir.s.ll ii. nly tin v ii.ilu tune, wlith Im Itu alrl y wss mil Ill-it Hii st.il:. snlh but una rm-optbui, cat i- w-iY to seas ckuess, nnd etrewrd themselves ubout the dirk. 111 Ihe must pictiin (quo rnnlnrinn. T.-e rl ie cvideiilli was mil enjnved by them, and eveu the 1 1 asuie they hail enlieipsted of .tliiuu; nl the t'omnns.-onrrs' I.iI.Ij wes ilruled Ihcm, for, linien to tneir (Itsffu.t, ttiey e.-re served ftiniiti.e paiitry. Tur-iwn lino liiiiiiial,- enutact wit.i lliiz ni I wasdurln,' tlie Irip lni.11 t.n Jliiinliiao lo A', la, I coiil-l nut help lint runl tail Ins Intrhrinil sti; e ir nnre wltli H at nf those with whom lu-Is desiln '1 Uu a. iv lilaa'u Is ail uu his side, lie l u a urp as ul! Lee, A3 flT.TIr. Ah A SPANIAftP, end as tricky saanexro. The black blned In him sti-"is use I inly 111 the 1 inky hair, and his skin a s inie liau HIilUi- t'lan that ofinniy nfths sutiirs 11-1 lo .r I tl.t. snip. A uiau In the t rnni of lif. he has hem ai cul iiiii-d Irern his jonlh up In pollin-il iiilrlriie and iit.derliandru deeds, an I m.-sp Innocent t'otiiniil-iuer! Navo no man unieiii; tkem ililr to contetul WH.i I111.1. Ills answers Invi allbioii diplo msllt.eiid Mllliutich hi- Iris eeeminitt relitli-i t .e rhiraes made e-tatnst linn bv r-uaanei, tl e stubiii r 1 facliematns tbki every one of tne statements lua-ie by tito M.i-sai bnnetls henatur was li-uu, and that ll..e r. Ill 1 is 1 nawer4 hat deliberate! unl success lullv tul ej the wool siver the eyes of tho Conimis slniieis, Wearrlvrw here on the Wd nl Kebrtisrv. and as the l'ltsnient lilt lb" shin u sslule ol 31 ptna v, .s aj;-itn lite 1 was tr,iorme I that this etlmevea lu honor vl We'limstnti's tntilid.it, an 1 nol t. r Itira. It Is lo bo bo!e-i that eco'i wse Uie c 11, 'or tod.r is ton tie 1 to I e emended nvrr enrMi a 111 tu as lm. feseral (l ti e i iU'.iuuHSiiis weni on i.mn i-it ne. dlatt-ty hut In- beacii ilnl rot 1-mis titvlliiic. oiid es Uu town o-Arn 1 ts lc.ur mll. .I'lant iroru ux sbere. torn nnrre p ,i lent sir 11 until tae cell iu 1 tiorr eiiiuriug iu 10 tae intake. AStlA. A Ti'll to Ihe lorvn nf Aata sli.l not di'tlo'e much 01 itilirisl. 'I hi, loud Inert- liaaithe bcch lsditsty .nil ii m 11r1forU1l.il si,J w.iwrtr rlad when the limr miles aiiv Irwrripod Aaua I-u town of probably 1 IVttj iiihsbiihulii. Its huts ate built wi tut- same plan us tiu.u CI tM.ruaiw,uitd ruattuoui ui Tut' iihss atnl dise.ii..uri lUit.zsee lorn iii re, aud tho (-ph- aroali rlevotod 10 ii.rai. Ho I vi niaile t is pIm-o an ormt staltnn. rnu nas barracked here Us wholo nruty. Tur irootm are na.ier Ikos-OHiiiiMiid o (fe-i. Vittcnlire liai-r.. a b.-uilrrr of the I'lcshl-ul. Tin xrtnr numbers shout 1 ftbu rae. and ou uur arrival weie in a print stale ui c.ininiotbii nvi r tin- report eu attroacii of ahial This tiouirbiy cl ii-fUin la suiii-wel tu li,. alainl iwimly-llve 111. le. f.on i.er.-, and has, so it ie ai1 i ua u an army of di.atlecud l)iiniin,uaiis an'l fiieuu.i Haylieus. AVliih- wu were 111 Aus. soinu of the cuttosl e.ime rushinr wildly lu wtih tlie tMorinatiuii ll.at t abral was atvaacm with ai laree iiircc, but as rt-eid"nt llaez inloinied us thai it wai ail riirNi, wv w.rc not alarnieU, hut rnihm i,uiked loiward w ith l leasure to the .inilctpaled ht.hl. These pn,tie iitusuih -a pKasast way of exeu'in j Ibe.ririM nne.s Ih it 11 is a pity (he itirre.pon'lriits cou'.l nut li.iv.' bun uLurtlel a u;bl uf u.e epuac,e Aa it n s. timvi v,r. ilarc, by tnl. rue. t. pi eirr.iue wilbiu tits 1 wn utivs. arad up Lu ibis tlino nol a s.n tis man l.a been i.e-atdwno 111 darnt to emak nils. Ii is enrvifl y euspetted that tuis Lrtot' of duns and araiy to Sue trout 11 s arm ire en the raavof nttxi l. l urry "P sunexati 111. He wirnri to stiow to ti t '.HHinissVoni n, I'ut li-i- peai-elui d'ius rl the pso (I.- an tntei-ieiral wit. kly pmata owiuiun ts. t.i.t l-alieal is not ujlnuia hundu',i luacw. mi Aaua. Ut lint as it i.kiy. bacz lias eucei-t. tod aOni.r.o.a m his plan. AI -r M Wade Ulaiii- bis s) 1 vc.l to Lie i' a 1 men or tne tibutre, anu t-.ae rvstHiiide t 10 in peolies reculaled a. to lentth usut tenor ny Una. tie set Inturmeii lout it w. s lui.aVi.- Xur Inm la re Uitln loorer, uti.i thai ho had better rtturu lo t .e aMp. 1 be I'resMlcat uf the Comiuiesiori diea net laik in roars::!-, but be eviu -ntiy l a. mi idea of inx Ei-hWrd i-p by Oabr.il, a-id -o mllii itl tnrther ado lis t-r--t.itMtaiely i-etreaosd. V.'litu he arrived 011 liie I euties.ee, tl is a.ul. he w is annus I is 11 it, bat wiicltur 1 e lest it ui lUe ispidity ui in. r,iut tir net is 1101 kborvu. ll duca nol make uuieli difieruiu'e. for the tlouinissiontrs are lavish), lurmsiied w i.li str.w hats andcanv is ahues, .ml all llr. tt a.lr tvfl 1 .vi lo !o HtU bo to dla tacsh Ulu lioui lue cointuou stock. I10T3 den. SLrt-l. dm in: his stay m Aaua. had mined all the fntornistinn po.tlble ss to lis military voitaii end capabilities tui Ueleuoe. and br.nz rstusr nt hausted by his Jous abflaaeuce Jroiu Uie iod ttuaits ut IU 1'oniu-.sr.-. was utixicus u -.el baek ha: hi aaal the trrepresailtle llmse intericred, and by uls .low imvs-nieni. stutniueit t.ie .Mtp .veral lays. I'ue aeulluuian i r,'.ieston dns not tvem to con tiUer last litis iu. a cti.tiu Irom run bundr.st o 1 thousau.l dMla.ra a day. anil lual l.ir ttto auiuunl ol 400 l lie tu doluc bv In HiiAil-t; lie l.olefu, ut da- luelt, lieat ..j thai Let r ei.le stl in. li.i.', a tnl t wast, it. 1 tue utrut-sl 1 iflieauli Dial In-was in tl iiv.i u- .tail lo ii A..ta vi huiened teslcrday, aiij rcr 01.1 eat Ur. Houi i"ll lor tu, e.up. '1.11s 1:10 11 Ju; Or. lit il catue oQ, aiitl 11 an hour or l-m i' in .-,11 be ubiltr way lot Tori ill t'rini-o V at l'..i 1 .iu I'rieea no one knoAa wnerc .11 .tie lu co at1 on we ;el tb.re we will .cum mc-strici Whit an-1 Ihe i n voles or While ao. I Hnoc outu.l-b t ist o, Mt. Made, tt is rrob.blc thst we will l.Ki I n 1 l. uued tiuisc through tuc Weal luJia laiands. J'rnl. Cabl.'s (lelil .Slliirs-llen Wade'i. I-Vnt -llitvllnn ttu.lllity-Tliii h'oeiail.ilau il lor r-null.iuo ilu C'.tba tloino u All TomIs Day. rtaiicwnUeirueor lheuu- J'wlir-AU-l'aiscr, llarti, Marcli U. The Ti-nm-a-re arrived tn this toil and dropj-cit anchor tn tm l.ai. docked bay of furt au-l'i-ince on the 21 nisi. :i o.ige irom Aeu.i was not tmrked by an) uiti'tu! 11 cidti.l, ai d brine rid of a 1 uition of Hk- I. 'ir.a lone in rdctf attaci.ue, the decks wire iilI mi ii'UiA iiuuid, uud lie talou.s iiiiiatid tall.ur tt c er, d sir. Hi. Hi.Kt- lould not allow hiuisilf to pals Jaeinel t.ihoui uiaWiiHt one tut rc rflort to land, bnt llr. V adc wee tliui in his dtUtmicatlun to permit l.u II ore use'ess nai.iluriufs. The coed Doctor thn a re was lutapellcd lo leave those boundary ttunoa until t'e time when he tball coiui to the Island asn pir-iaiant dncller. He has a strong Inltntton ol oiotm; t'.c remainder of his liie to the aiae.lora 11 11 nf thrsuv p'Ople and if the annexation scheme .un'-uls, the future tllltor will find tho Jlustou I I, 1 auturop.st atalkinEthroukli thr land with a spaLiiKC-toorc it, oxa u.t.'tn -ti an aire! for ViOtncn'a rirnls lu t'.io other Tl.la ceclleiiian, by I is llfe-Icnc devotiou t U'C cuuee of stifle rlue buniantty, ami on accoanl of his vast uipeiieuoe auonx the downdroddeu and oa pietecd peoplue of the cat lb, Is entitled lo oar mutt le.peclful cvusideraliob. On n mission of this kind, koncver, l e It rutin ly out of ins element, and In. aimless varariea and useless Investigations only clot the rrocrrsa of the (.'ouimission. The CA-bctiator li.vs oxnrrtsed hlmelf very frei ly of late, and einco we mured at I'orl uu I'tince tie venerable third of the Commlolon has received i Lib a decided rehuS Hut It U cralublu ho .will uot venture ou any mora aiUurd vpeditions. We hesril here of lour anxiety couccrnlnir the Tenntttee. Much indication exists on board the T iiutsite In rczttd to the rumor of her lots, hot by this time the country is fully aware of the safety of the ship aud her passenger, THE Cltr Or l'OnT-AU-PIKCE Is a .engine ncero'a paradise, aud for fillb, aijualor, and wretchedticsi caunot be rfjni'.led In the sildo world. In point of poillion the capital of the Hay t an Itcpublic has tho advantage of thatoflla Dutolti lean neighbor. It llvt anusly nettled at the base of a madrrately high hill, and from the water preientt an appiarauce ol cUanlmesa aud beauty svbicti la not kuitaiacd ou a iiuaror approach, Diiisustm aa It Is, It Is aa Vamdlse to Hades In comparison lo han Datiitnto. The uuiisiaaro better built, and tho people a-e more iuielhieui, muto haudsunM, mid inOiiilel, inure ulaok tha'i tlosa we hive just left, There 1. sn air of activity an. I n show of Inistucre abent the town thai Is realir refresnlnj alter the latles.uere and ureary atuuidity ui tho ancient capi tal ill C lumbus. Tho harbor la bad luckud unl proteciod by Ihe uurronndiiic lil'ls Irom the i.u-n C.O10II Uii.ih pcrnidiaa'l) ilM.uhttb thisixiast. Vllen v.u (irrnid we luond si veral .teainers In port. uo'..i b.y uuiong theui Ihe biouisli guuuaat 1'ixarro. Til -I'uirio it 11 tide wueel sleamsnp. niouunni 11 luiis, one u blue Inch idiot. '1 lie smoke liotn h r tin ke p C and the ipnnga oil her cablo denulo II .it he is rrepiited for ai live operationa 011 rnuil not The ot ject ol tins alcrtuuas uu thu p.rtof wi ilujo.as Iw is called here, is 11(11 CriUN eTIAIItlt ItqlWET, wl iei. lira t nojly cntconced behind tho deserted Haitian fort a. ti.o ii.ad of the liarbor. Tho llor nut atried heiu tlx weens so. alter l.aviu; Uu led h coif 0 ol 1.1 JU lutiskste, StX) rero,vers, '2 hor tlturi, aid u .arte tupp,y uf war munition", mediciues, e 1.. 011 the Cuban coast. Her cuinniauilsr, dipt. Hud.uu, tUles that he has been aniiu)ed lerrib.)' by lira rap'tln uf tint bpaciili wla-flei, and tnat his 1 oats, aituoueh he Is m a neutral tort. bat heeu u.a d oor Hie turtior by tne armed cretvn of Ida rolenlieaa eneiuy The Horuet, furincrlv ll.n I. id) bterliiif, It a lor.r, raUlaii, aud, lo tell tie truth, pirtatp ullcokliK crall, and If the -.UuU I?. oud couuiliuu couid easily outs peed he I'lurro Capl, Hudaou, howover, ha ao 1ra,'l,n '"r- His mper are all rliht, but allll he does nol caie lo risk tne danger of cap. tail and luinre conialicatlana. Hie arrival ol the letiaesse relieved kit ailad coatlderaUly, aad it tt sindsirilood that tome airtanuieat la to lie wade by which Um captain and the trew of the Hornet can bt rclleted tremtbttr dUtxteiiblo espionage, Aa tppralsemetil of tto tctsoI H sSortrrtertw mado, and she tt,piobftbiy rsld an ehe llee. As soon ts the rtavllsht broke on Ihe morninR afler the arrival of tiiu lenacweti, the ardent anil Irrct-rerilld. allxhos of iheCe-tninlesiou li-ft for the atoore. The yroloji.l went for the rocks of. the country. 'Ihe inlumolegtsta organized r.iim on the nt'ns of Ihe rsp'ihl.e s nil llr. Newcotnh et-ri-lrned e mil by 11 rromtic memlirr ol Hie Cnaimls-ian, as tisuil, betook htniscii lo smnli lor shell, lu mt rich Ihe mu'cum ol Corae't Utnvneity. Dr. Ilown, h.Miig ,r. t-ntl nud f,im--d over the fiilnte ol his rel.itne lor visilii Jrcmel, made up his mind Dial ho would sen tl oM noitadary sluiii" wheiher or no, anil tu paeLnd his vaits-.-.ilrevr some inuncy ftnni Ihi ulir.dy dciiletid troasurv.nnd starlel from M10 ship. Tho appeals of Mr Wsdo wore of no use. TStrtdistiiietc old renlleinaii sptirne.l the advice of libs rid. raitne, Mid defiant y Slstind (nrlhoit his anli evnr.an r-srarch. The a-st etcn. however, svis to ohtsin pssspurl. and. lull ol confidence, the Hoc tor made application lo tne proper person lur lh.it Important document, 'lohht inlenso turpi is e, he was kindly but rmphatlcidlv ri nisi I. Asnfltvato cltiicn he could travel thronih thr eonnlrt but us a I'omtnls.ithier, itiine to tpy ottl tint lautl, l.i-roulil nt ne allowid lo pass tho lines. T..IS r.huir wst l'.i mnrh lor llr. Huwe His splilt was broken. Alter having ciinqnprid Wai'-, In he repulsed by .1 negro o.tic-al was tuu seven) n blow, un l Ins plnl aiiuirojiUI, dubbed by Mr. Wwlo lliaiiiluothcr Howe, retttrno-l lo the Tennessee rrn.eed In srlrlt ami brukrn In body. He now wishes tore tutu hoiiu. and has ii-stcned l.lmMtl lo tno froles- loiiulca.i of 1)". Wli- rlwrhShl. one or his clcras, until the icUitn uf lite Nsnuskit. VIII'. OTIttR ONE, When this vessel will nrttvc it a contiedrum thst nv one as ytl Ins ut auoted to olvo l.be It In-iiig nriainrda. t'usrtn I'lala 10 a-talt tlm anlval ol the dvcntnisius Willie. Why Uila lentlrniau ahonhl have .ii suddenly di lermlui'd on intkluK n till) wl'Vh had jready bren prrlormeil Itiler it ere.it expense, ho one knows. Tho iucvnntnt of tbla eiratic aisintt ere beyon 1 c iniprelieiisiuii j and It ho does not artlte for a month to come, njone will be as riil.hed. On tlie vnytg across tbecounliy he has lor coinpanv one I'ruf llib.i, u member nnd Ine head of the New Vork ttiulnc and l.uid (kimpativ 01 Mil Dou.liiju. 'I his company is surveying the HtU-id, and Is to rreetv,- lor Its labors u.iu llitli of all tut land aorvcyed. lite eoanlry should be an ueied Ihci-o gentry will havu qul't a Uie 1 number of aciesat their disposition, ami It Is not Inirrobibie t. at I'io (labb he Is we.l named has s.i.orrd tin Ihe way to iluwlbo (iro.il V-ein.tli-r eonn-of Uie 11. any gohl rolnes ot which Ito ulone knots tie t I eieahont". Ills said that I'rof. Wl lie it a 11 an ol mm. rust- ttrillh, hut humau ntturo smh tn.l il.oto wlo I at t- qnai.litle of Hi. ullttrrtn; ore aie ti e inuil .iiialuus lur lurther poiei.i(iii. If tl.e iSautHSket dous siut urnve aoou, we wdl led to .ti.ucil that Ihe nlliacliens orit'led by l'ro'. tiabb have been tro much lor our d -mil 'rirnd. and Hial the two I'tofrssors have cone Into mlniuff nt.r dtotts on the r onli aceuunt. bnch n ro-.sun1111a.mn Is JiVi Ully to lo ttisucd lor, nmt ll ihei w 11 umy t.ke'he crnndtnoiher" wild n few dorn. of liie liiissiles wil.i liit-111, wewillcel home sume tiuie b.- (oil- tlie feiioisii uf next Viiutei beein lu I.11I. A COI.Otlktl AUinlCtN lllMSItlt. Walunt tl e arrival of tlie N ant it kit. the expdl Hon is r i.dt. .sorliu tnjuss t i II ne as best it 0 lt. On tbe I'n insl. tlie Unite I h'. res Minis-.ir. Mr. K. 11 li-.t-uii, tu.iilu an uiiirial call on Mr Wsdsaid llr. Ilowo Tnocoloreti lliiilsler was rrceit I nn.i the .nine hbiiurs as t,Mie accorded lo w hite repre-sei.latii.-) of tne country. Ho bote hunted 11 rucb tnuilc.ly, aud had such an air u quiet dlv ity about l.iui. l.iattitery one was oiiamisd, and .t,.-,.-trr lli.srliaiid his cli.imliiit l.ily-till loux hve 10 liie meal rtcs ol tlie inembers of the toati Hoiuibku txprdliinn. Tue consular u-irtil. Mi. Cuaiil, ci.ne un boird allhu stu.e tl.ric, stu was ei-H.trd tti:h a .alille 01 seven tuns. As a nlfh sirdir 01 liurin. t Is not teairru for lt.o pcsiti ,11 lield b) Mr t'onsr.'.. no 1- imiiuralnv dlteu to oc.upy 11. A etnuiari.on bcl-seen thu .luaidittHil the r.ile Consul auJ tue ii.teltirence ami t,i-aiiit) ol li,t' uiao. kliuis.rr Is ny ibi nitons llitietiu tu tl.. tonuer. '1 nu LousaiV I oust- tin short- 1s tlie rvorl ol nil those who dan ,u biase tue incleiueHt teiiiperalan-. Ou It- wi m ealieries a coal ijajt can alwats 1 1-innn.l, uu I tne 'reuaters 011 siuv Ubiu ai alwaia Mt tue u spo 1 lion til t aa.t- wbo tn- 1 to in m, hrvei .vgje of ll.e ccuntit. II not oiidiani. air. Aa.uaiii is t-u ti l ,t.t- 1 ml the e r'e'i-uucenla 111 purticuur .luvt. i.iu'-ai U' IbauH hiui lor u-atr tu lcox ran ox an.-idols pit. It t. t rrlty well drum lueal uw Uut tne luiuis. siou ntil no, art -io:,i- iteiou- tu- first of Apru. ami a- iht-ir reiiri wilt be a luuz run 11, will taar .oiuo it jiiiiis b. .on It can be prevented to (impress, f.ute our -.iriv.l ht-ie et-ser ,1 tae. tutve be a pi -se-tid. tti.icii, 11 lie (;iiuaiha.Jiers 1nte.1l d. urf I 1 bui.'.l tk.uu. will risti-'i-.Mv ii.Uurui-c tne I, uur 01 Ibr.i ivport. Oncol Ut.e luets 1. tue l-iifl.i-4-bi. no.llllly ol lb" riph ol Havu tovt.inl tne an nex tunn nu-.sure. 'I i.usv pe I although bitct, ,iro nut foo a. ai. 1 they ec piaui., tbwi it fieri uuro ihe 1'i.luu tttaua cets -t loothold on litv l.laiid tUir presUio Is toao loicver -Soiv, luey .ire n nation ol buck., mey bate a oimuamliv. y naele futsfnuieuiaud orjo) ttirni.elvea and their Ine an suits llie.n. Li U.j event ul Aon-xaliun tb.y will reel bound to nsltt the enemach&ient. 01 the ercl .1 rij ub.i cud mt llijti 1. a rati of Naboth's l ine ar a s.icu 'n.iMt win lestill lu the an.oi ptieu ul ibi-ir land. It-c whole rclieme baa ulreuli ut-ea vipriered out, and the auuexalioii ot in llum.i,$ii is meie'v the bi 1 1 step luitard erpnviii.- 11, H.y iiau peuplw ol Ibt-ir ULerty itud r.at.,Hi.ti uu ,i. IDE coHiiiaaioN in liiri.-.n. go hlfrh dees the f--t l.u-r run here ll.it ininih.ra t me .tall of the ro-niii.a.imi ari- i-srtlii i irirn isu.t sad &liitoa;i X'la,!!- was raceit, 1 r dia ir by fiia.i;e ta.aet, lue t-aiek Tri'Mrm 1. -1 uiititlitv tva--uioro acp irent Ulan re.l. Ihe p ,-trti tl I'urt 40 I'ri-iT nre full ol lucepdtiry ari.c es, mil 'he prediwl uns ui llr. siainiier. n t .on?'.! t,4.d at oil toaidluo Ttllsesst-e by the un.iexatt. ..i.-,., wi.i most c rl-.tul, dime trie 11 tin. sale 01 Han DetiMiifi by '.he trailer Uu?. is l!o.l,l. (.1b.1l lias rua-iy Iniuds heir, awl it is uu that he has to nu. ml aud uikleriai tupoott 01 the lladun ll cn.iticnl. Ot 1U11, loiwever, 1 cannot t;t Will .erl.iut) In ioii Dumturu t'abial wis .1 rorl ol milli. Uur l.olutimt upas au arenr.tr 011 tho tra,k of l..ir2, cd tin ..ns.et) wh.cn the iall.-r ahuite tut a apue.y tettlei.ientoi tliesciicme ts ra-ny aucuauUtt for. T.ie army ill t'at ml Is r-llm.tiiti at troni liw I uni'itd to ti ou.an.l uirti, and hi li. la-, 'u ly ona 1,111,1 ul L. Do in-1. can ttriitor',. 'I n- t ii. tinu bate cec.1 1 .rculati-d in u :rd to l-i- brib ut 1 itur utatiii-t.l hi aie c. 1" tvhin uiun.iioii'. In t, born ol iltoiiate of hit uae-ni. 1." HOT AXI) (X Lf. This antagonistic feelinz Is arrrechittd by Mr. Waiii-, and, idlbuugii lie we lieaieu so rurdiaily by I'lei-idt i.l l"a(rt. tl if not piu'uuli' thai lie tt 1 I hiou ati-i vn-il liaitl. The (erliuz aiuun a Ui c .tun si tieinstt le no lva hitler tnward Ilu ILiyliens l..iui thai of lht llatti.iua toward theiu. A csisiu ul (unuutuipt ult idea lliyn iroin f.ili Ilomiugo, uaid tu .ill ml. nis and purposes Ihe couutru-s .ire iu- t.i r lu ban Homiirgii -trvt.ilne sraa covltvr tit ton, 1 tie uiountilns were green and lote.y; Ike valleys fi rule au t riL-11 the msu uidustu.jii. und tlirlity; tl e (otei nine nt Moderate and ni d mauaeil; tin. im! Just -vital tse !ilid biates wanloil: the ctl maU' .irteibii- nnd salubrious :tu I tne piai-o in faet a I'.iaue, wiinui ou't 10 be peopled. Heir, li ,w ev.r. li c- conditions me revereo I tint larui it nui tut-tialr, anil tho adssnuiyes tt,i,.,i 41,. posses. ed Ir) tue oU.vr side el the inaiitl I1111I uu cotint.-ipiri leir. II- yli Is (iitguttuig; lis tun is hotter than t .al ol Han Uou-.iiuii ii clilcl ill) wrnietio,! an i-otniiarlsan to tae ruined one s. lute Jit.l left uH toil is p.101 and tleiiit-; its men Uiritl.vss und laav lis Uuwrnment siuaail Uesuouc, und 111 tact 11 1 ou.y ii tdsudid plai-e ut Ipavu. fto oiuhi- otid,nia i ueeJtd of Ihe Uaescd opmiou of tbeitruat tusjoi 1 by 1 l-.e c.irresaoudtiul'1, atucuut. aud C-.uiii i.tiou- r na Hits uxpL-ailtoii I la-i tie vialerit t'ni;. ei in. tht y have experienced the siui tie Ir msiti 11 ir. ai u pail ul Ihe laland lliov lutKiit possibly tmj in yortiuiis id.nucilly Ihe f.1.1.0. ul I l.u aania ulilij. tvLUh U.e) uiiuot pu.ot.i mtaoul a tlrulr. THE UO.'ILV EARLY (10.tr. Such Inroads hive Ik--i mule on tho treastirt- of the Contu:.tluu, tl.ut ll istiuiiahie no innie 1-1.1) Alb lie alloncd. The ito volut ul' 1'iuf. Whituaml ill. Howe oiuhi nil tbe t itt-uf Mr Wade, b..i t.te unl A ar lli'ise is now 011 l.is netil.-, und itt,,li;u uard -f he does not man ire to gvt out ot thisiountiy be oro lung. Tne expedition hue already cost a KrrAt deal ofmoncy, mid nninl ul it ban-been spent ui tie ahuititn: of 1 nott ledge which cm le of no bst to any one, nut emu to tbe eoiuilssartea of Cor nell. T110 climate here is ton hot for comfort, Mr. ttUtlo-nwe.li.i'4 ua full MUl -ia' black, ju .hecuw 1 bit di;uity. He allons iiimsilr, liotti rer, to In ,ul-:e in ti.i luxury Jaf a pair uf Judge llurlun'a cant at ilioer, und on these hot J.ts it is qnlte rcfrcihing to look at hit fed. Ju-le l.urion is r.trti to a not auruais. llugota e-atoncj blm. and ho lora ant mud the burning sun. It mould he a re I In I tu fliru ll It-did, lor ho must need sume lliinj to ki,tp nu utiud fruui brooiling over lit pol itiuv, pouaLAsa ami aiatL, llr Douglass is lu lua clement, the blaik peopls all worship him and, ultbonch lie duis nut know Wjtyaud lor ttlul be is heio, he pursues tue oven tenor ui his way tt 1U1 Ibo grarlty of .1 Nriplo and the iiupurturhabllity of a nutter of l.u ilnuuou. Ul the Military Lccrelary I uivo uotliiux lo tar His dunes are dom 1 his i-jmpatgti is finitiisd his last roup laa been trncrdi aud uie climate h hid such sn f fleet upon lilin that ha lull l?al oten the llli.e moil. 1 um ol bruins he unre po-set'ed. VnUr -day he n-quiretl very pailietinally wiiat day uf the muiili It nas. Heicg lohl, ho clatisl taeautly aiound, aud tl.en tajmit, "Dish Is vciy laiporUut; I vill make a note ul bun," ho diew birth hht nule book aud actually made a memorandum of the woti ai.ri.il net. Jl.11 aurprliing e.n.iri uf tue bri.iiaiit 111. nil ol the Alililnry becreUry" ivlll wrohuely be found Inei'rpnrate I in ins in-ioit, uud will poss.biy he iu. interesting and as Instructive as any or II. Aa l'iof. Wnito ordered Ida mall lu he sent to Bauiueo tie t ub we are tu go mere as toun aa t.iu iNiiita aet ui 1 iv Ti.is little Iroak of fie I'm lessur will ui.l the Uoternuieiit itbout fJ.WJ. 1'ri.m iva .llaxn do I iiu.i we are lu pruceed to Key i-,l ai il tlitti.o hLiue. Tnese plu.a rniy uh ee cu.u.ed; but audi la the pirscni programme, uud our only with I. that luuy may be ui.f.uu uut aa suoti as possiule. Thr llnppy I'miilly ou tho Tonnes tut--did Hen Wude C'm-iliu from Huiiilna until Mxht-llutve l-'llliux lllrusoir svllh C'a lltiirtlc I'llls-Mlgel l.oelug hit lli-.td. from Aaoiuci Coirctpundent, Orr l'oitT-AU.l'Ri.fcg, Marcli 1, 1671. If thu American peoplo could only look upon the Happy family ou board tnl vend they would be aitonisnod. I atvtr ta v n Happy Family to poorly mauajed. Tho wild beaslu are In a Othl all the tune, Whether this It owing to Ihe hot weather or lo Uie natural Inillncts of the animal), lam unable to lay, Tho Cojuuilatlouera, while they perfectly agree ta ruaklag uparoparl that will Pleut the l'jsildcut, totally dliagrcv la Mrelr plan -sjf erjrrtntlwna. WhMo smtl Host aro Cflrtlng Wade, anil old Ifcn h Trntl'' tho deck tn -White wivta shoes aad damn. Ine them from mornlnsuntn nliht. While lefl tie I arty at Ban Domingo City, and went oil 011 Ins own h-iok to look for Cabral. llo Is expected here by the 1 0: li. Half ol the bugglsts are eatei.lag beetlea and Inllrrflies. for tiro Cornc'.l University, tonic--where tn fie Interior of the Islsmli It H under, stood thst ttiey will rrtnm with White. Howe hat mado nu eflort to got owny into tho Inlit.or s.ace our arrival In lVirt-oti-l'rlnee, bnl he his btu held in through 1'retldeut Saget, who relueed logite Licj a puis. ntn pes'e TitorpLts. The race of Wado Is fearful to behold, llo hJ Inrned Llmself lulo a volcano of rrofanily. Iltas s trie that Grant has tent Mm down here with a pack of damned fools, wau, now that their work It done, want to f port around the West India ltlanda, nnd scoop np ail tho spikes and lizards. He aweara an I sweats, and sweats and sncarit In the hot son antll one could almott I jus I no that lilt great etnl was just ret ly to Jutip out nf hit body. The fbet Is Hen. wants to go home. His Work Is done, and l.e don't want lu I'tf atonnd any longer lie aiblerls to being the figure haul of a gang of irsry bugglHs. who arr Imessanlly txlkiug about icita laei.iitsbellltercns ttri lecimilnoils orders. si schuiilte, roprophagl, anlhropiinniriili.T. the nhyleltpliasma rrncitrua, larerlinl, I lortctes. and ot.itr "damned non'i-u.e," as lit n. rails ll. The other day ono of the t.ui-t.lt came 011 board wit.i a lal tpider ttrung tow stick. 'What In themme of lieavew la that t" asked Hen. ns the kiek.ng spider was tnasiag tiini. "Thai. Ml. Wade. said the happv bngglst, linhl. Ine un Ihe tpi irr, "is a beaullfnl e-ectmen rf the larantuliled lycosa urMtulau It's the duett apccl nnvii I ever saw Tl.e O d War lime- f.ge-1 at II one troment, and thru srottled ou-, The lull It Is. Take 11 attay,'' Pooa oltrrtv.nl ennthrr buzalst came on board witha Ihrir-ladcd fili. and to.d lla.t that ll Wat the tkott caiunlete su.-ci nen ol tho lioaiocerati and helerocersal plalrss 1 lleu.es thst he bad rvrr found. A mou- disgusted man Uim Mr. W ido was wheat he itcrltr.l Him Inforinstl-in bar rarely hern sreu. I am told that lieu ha. raid t' at ho expects n-it tu meet a buggitt wit.i n six lue-d tiegru, er n (.'anb Willi a double row ul eais ail tuaud kit utiad.alluug Ul H IM. If Mowt's iir or betbexciiubnt. Hieee Couir.ii.tptnrr Howe fallo I In his ((tempt lo rscup'.. In I ie Inlenoi, ho lias txien aeiard wit 1 u At ol ictienchnipiil. Ha btsuken Uirmmiey box, and upn nr 1 be a genuine ail u'd f i.yloea as ever trod lue bairns II wan'rj Kuiey an I Hid, tbe p ionogra nr, sijil Is raid, to go home on ths strainer In aase 1 xponse. but Uisy un le a survey of lb, nine 10 jui. and ilidii I seem to can. a-uul gum.. AI ui. boird an neil, but Howa liners thrir la soiiu thin tin-niatlrr wlti lnru.fin I 11 thiWiiirf up ronttoand eatharlie plus by tiiu qaurt. I1-- te.-ins to vi o.. p ,t .-tid b iiiansa, uad m.itt uave u slumath is wiui tcr ul ss bis mind. He Is au lub.i -t-nt bee. ii'tin- d Lrnt.rinau, 3ud a nnus muo.l IcrrilluJ wlicu 0,-J u.il t eat". HEN. WAPtt'r) tfllT TO SAOTT. I wish )otr rr.'.dtrs conld Invcse-n HenW.de nnd his p-irty when inr, rati, d on iTrsulutt rA5t-t of ll.i.li They pai'i Hnnr ri-speeis In him two itiys alter our arrtt.il. ttstet 11 vs bucV as if. Visile i-aade a bit. bunt ol lao winda thing. He wmv Ihuse honiii.e t-ciiv.s sher 1 that Ilurlon bo 1. -hi on etiHa'uu Ii Hen York, and .1 lull tiroes suit ol blauk ortiadcielii. Huvtc aco.uop.itne.1 lilin. to till Hill. Hid was iln..rd In a yi How linen lul', whiua lisd t-ti-imlly nat n-eu a ttnsherwoiian aIIihii .It month. He ale 1 wore that hl:ll, oniiii.rnii"! crimsin fr of lu, jtj limn d 1. ac a cross teitvi-en u '1 uric 1111 1 our of Ine I'.-o i.e -e.-i t-'i: tni. Itid Ciout figniw iiiinj.n able lu-'f.. 1 ul ul llr I'scruwd wan toj muiSi lur Si;-i Hen. .(cot HUihuli up in all his cian.lt -ir in rt-eite his vt-rnr. and hi n-ru as hliek at mid uiht rv-r since, lie lunik 1 old llei tni'.ni t 1 in. su.t hint, ll is pi .bai 1 on ti.i ycniu-1 tint he r fu-t'l Hone u pas. lu ll lllleiiur. I.D iiihi. f out In one of In n1.11 ug rptri-iir.. i-(; t l-t-nel In attoni"hm-nl. He cotibln't 11 rirrxisnd wo-tl. but Li siuod ti e eittiok bravo y. I, 1 t Id I mi w y i.i.-v wen- 111 San Domlugu, 11 d 1 I t.. it l' ev ha 1 ri.irtl to piy ineur rr.riec's il II n si ut'J t ie ol it.., 1'if -i.i -it 111 a Im.-.1 1 1.1 il.,. Uir and to.d '.it'll b" un id.t Hit I tilled Mine were uwar.l urn. He next injiitu iu.i cs)a.du'l 1 t.a in ."a el in his on i.g u;r, as 111 tron .1 l il wtuid I'.i 1 10 :ii,s, the p-v. -i.l letlica of sni-ntt.iir s 't. fir fJuiU-d biaiaa. Huwe loos' I as'oiis.i 1 v. jen Wade said tin. It ttai riu'n lit l.ar..ly ll.i u.-hl Uial the g. :n 1 j run uf W.Jj. ial.ttu-lgv ...ut u-iltlllwUd lo prtK.llte Irirn liv l.e.iais 111 kiitUrty. Sato; aaid that llr Hi) tn lis fullv tuidarstuod Ihe tlralgnt of tne Hntird tales, and "cat lien .nijunif hack to thr lenn'Mee wt'li n tl' In bis u.r. II huu l'r..iJa.l 4V the I'- uii iuaimi rs tn uaderaUu t U.I ilia, wea-f nol we.cam.', und Ihtt tto tci. t ,.f .inretatien was ttgai ii-o as aai act ol ratu.ty lu llayli. a I clt-c Ills lelUr Qcd. Slfel Is about U to asaion. il. trrcis to oave disariaugcl his urulu iiv-i 1.11a aunex itiou biisiiMi.i. '1 he tnyt n oaUic t ttj t-iucn lai- Uiui. llos.,i in inil t,an 1 Hunt i-i twUuB ottl Iven Wale. II--1. scturl, a bu.. 1 -r uverybodr tbutlM ti g-jadiearte I man at v r nvi u I aui..-Al I.e .11 go uu.ui tela tiu it M.e lrtl dull soii r.turu bouts (III (01 Uuv KiNusrON, Jam-ic llarcli ltl. The 1'iiltcil btu.. eira.iii r '1 eiitie-'v. '.lib ihe rn Doii-ihkm tJtisa in lesion on loaij. ..lied liH. nioruini; (01 Key Wist. '1 he Un.lej tiaitMi tirsuier NaniasLet tin a nol a caui: 'tnt .-r. oal te.uret to Hx- ll.it o. tli ia.na Alioano. aula ere we.i. '1 lie com n, a snMters I -It tve.i pltttat-u si the manner m w.iu'a ltr i.ate hei-:i 're. led oy tne (laverdui and ei.it.. laiucd by Ida pea.'l hi tbe llhinl. r.iTiittn r.ntttKt.i.'H i'uiaxvs. Itisiil tttons nf the HI. .Io.i-pIi'h l(. C. T. H, rristteellii tho I'ritouian's ,1 uiirii-il m At Hit-:, upon tin- Hot. I'utluu- I'lti rt II-A l.itud alau VindtoalrJ, At the elated niertn,; at' i!k HuJjarpli'a Honian CiUotic rerripiranc. rto;.ely. b.-;d at Uicu hill tl teulnr. the fsltowiiu were luiauiaiouaiy adup.t.l aud .irJtred In be publia.iu I H'i-mn, Wr havr raatl 1U1 gri--! and tns.ig lathxi ai two let't-OI im'I. t. IUr Mtv tui.. Mmw., luttull an astanii tipoii enr actotnl auu trcuaa atwd ua.iui lite Ib-v ea in larre.l: l!:"nt l.iaiwu proten srelnit and (lenonneai tin w.aaiuai trsisl. rulUsuiy.iu,ui,i.u,.nut. u i 1 i, mil ,1: l-i snutr Hi" resist t uue to thr pi. ,i,j,t r ami to tbu uiirii ..I iut,li,ttisti,atad tauWul pa.tur 01 sou. a .'.aofeed, 1 lul from lone CndUUnmu tnowled-e i f t-a'M Kuit-ell's nuuttatSitcl u.ld truv'ii!Xfi. t e rttpsl wi.u u ter loainlug 1 n i.uir mane ou. iiiiuii ry in a. IKI...U. upu 1 ill': suuauua. ul lit Uoiartau i.u.1 ui. loyai'y at sou aud pristt ofuau csiu,xu. iirt-wertf. Tnat tse I'Stsiluud pur,i with all pots,1 :o V'hetoenr the tta.iarti.y r-Jisit-tai-ii.es vtiai ui- v.u lortai na-ly vcu.t- 'tpu 1 a priest vuavraui 1 101 tan a id urn ttiriou. nrrviec to ritgiou, uno rsiejwijtl aud b Inve-i oy .11 woo sni'tv 0 ni Iwsi ("r ih 1 ..lairtn.-s, of bis yu lu-iieultitld the eavity i.uiuui:k.-. ut man. Ait '1 1 a it, a. tin .1 ui en iiu 1 11 of 1 r iiu-i Hi v. AruiUis? osel lover vl older end t ipimr ttt r t l-ui.'i 1 1 otf .1 agaiu.'. lau-i urticici a ouii -u- n-j luierit-ieii. 111 ili pr-ituti-c of ti.'ii 11 wiriht 1, t. 11 an I (iiuileiiee it .v oouiiii.tl.-it l Ueliriii 1 1: ma... r u. g'tarduig acrlrstas'.icl il sri.ili.ij, aid u. tt tto d --lloaliet-tut 'dl.01 1, stl 1 UJtui .'I itr-'. 41 t I HI v 'ir-iun.. cat oru-r as a.l -tin mote iiiuvi-hminc nb -r a- 11.1-aarK bat I-.e'.me'l Kstiiei l.treli-. 1. irrto.i,. i,rn.e in. Aieni no, w.ueh tu Are 1 i..up nil. tj u. atis. lacK'l illid l.i odlto Uue. lint. y.'iee.euJ. '1 at nuJ u t out in keeping tvlihihe taaue ediiot'r imi'j.i.ujU aauur. at Ui eifu. is "i 1 Arcnb nup ui uu l l it .iat ..very b..u, i,.t ,,h nu 1 pride IU a ueiv Uilhuiiiul: at Ins .uii.m'-.r le.ii -i lilt tliiHii.B 1 Mt iii. ac. loi w 111 Uta. of win, 1 b..ii 11, 11, IKetiiitauKal oui.tn aud 01 a ii.h r tin 1 h.. l,c.ii..n. iv litau.lsttutl vlutll'-tlttuu s lot (u- ttell.iti a I i ti le a-llii-i l 'el I I 1 111 III..SI 1, y uiti Aielili'Slliii, III iTommon wnu other Arrnuisn 1,.,. in 1 docil.iit .11 d.tl 11 nt i-.imnai.ouig it lew y.-ii.ago, uittti ilu cdttiS 01 tviitcii be i- .lib wiiilttitg. iittor(. lUat it ttoro illrdi-uil for us to ua lui.tftti I his peculiar mall- pawai J r'j.u i t-anoit ttn.'t,a uui tvell atvaie tuat 1 aji riaucll ba laum .tuil again nvts ta.l kla'.n ta ii.ioh ul 11. a..d d.d in 1101 uu, -a.o r Uiat "Vila siiou naiui.a noilnui s 1 d.rii-tiit ii m,t v flsnhw-acn und at 1 w,- lui al-i letminu-r the sauu rdttrr'. I'rntsl an 1 m-iPgu tsi aitaek iiv,n the i.ir-iutt y 01 11 e tute Aitaibiiui tiue.i-... ttUuUa-i in.t la 111 11 01 il t.us vrrv psper, tino.e et-1111 1. h a.ta. a..d ua. loug utoil. to Uu- tl siau 01 (hi i'.,u,alu. lulut i au 1 tu 1 ie detriment of t'.ili.oi.i: rerorjuoc. piety, charily, aud Older ib tne I iiitid mates. ,ief. That nhiu-wr ,-annot oven.e thr malice ot Ihu e,t.lur, we air ttibinc u esiuutic um i tnti tiy r,iari tablyaild titiiiaruitiatvualoi Itut lavuu. Idpaiuar.iii. of dntnkenuets 01 in.iiul). y...i.(.tMi, 'I uut 111 pub.uaiiug these resolutions we ate fainntiK a datv ui tluutt 10 uar tuuioiic bruihr,ti audiooiirlsilow-ciuseusliiruulidai lue t; uiieatSt.te', u -luiog siiuielliiuc UJtvttld Inuring Uie 'iiaik from uu. ruOlsiile preieu isrluUie biu tr ul a imuioIic loaruul 111. ami we would cuiieat 'iiLiii.l. r the tail ituin nf t'athoi rity, not (o permit so vile a s too. tn ttntor the r hnutes tn rnniHintustr itieir taimlh's, nnr lu lionat laker, ut IU en.ua by civi.ig usiif c.iuiiirnaiiee .-r support. JllllN LiUIULV. 1'imident Hblill r. Hivl.Ut, U.e Svc. (.'nun Uflliniduri. lor this tiny, ran. n i" rtv Ltitht I'.il. I, ud II lu4g,t XIiC. ..1 11., I, 111, rt, II., U t'.n III. ,1.1 ..J kiuiv Ulm,. The Milton uold Jrttelr) t'ouipuny, T61 llroadway, rccclrod by last ttcauicr a largo Hook of tliolr goods, whlclnveremanufACluied cn-ruMly for the American ti a ie. TUo dctlgm are new, and ths psliorat ore e.o gaut, luuchliiudsoiuer than any that have yet ueca Im ported. The Cuuipa-ay wdlwus tliaui to-day, and wo feel .ore tint our Aumrlci-i fuonlimli bo drlKhted n.tti tlm tt lu of the goods, as thete are fir iperiur In huiih to a.iy that luve bsu i on cuilhiuou. rit t diiipaiiy still contin ic to roll the ohoiet ul any ail.ile for One Dollar, more, 731 llruailttay, u.uosi 1 ,,oul Asiorp.at-e.-.l Ic Maris Ti Kliiioiiy, I, idles nllh bn Uou-down nud delltute cuistllu Uott.. tattering Iioui fain In the barn, tick stotiurn, geut-rsl Juiuiliy. liaguai J e iunto.u-aee. i-tsaiiu m ui 1110 mii.culsr sy.tuiii, iiittio nf tli.i heart, I-hui &c., ili.nil 1 a I on His lmliaii lleib Hoc or. of s-,0 liroa.: waj tt ba ha. caru-i me. Mrs L'ldis, i9i 1 bird avenue, Now Yor..- .ui. i.. Tno snrlng hss opened proinisingly. and nntv enmet tu tlie trout Hill "Uid I'l.iiua.'iioc.i." Kuox.lhu hittbr, at ill llroadway. wiln hii unequal led atiurt. uieal ul I111U lor apriug wear, whh.li lie oilers to ihu public, cunnuciit III it hu can fiirnith b'tii-.r nesil gaar, ttud si tower pneea, tlatu uuv oiiiur halter lu tlouuin, and we aio sattslletl thai Itucauju.t do lual tuuig. Uu andgtlabatut hun,-,Ue, Haaard A CaiwcU'i cod liver oil la tho belt. i aid. ijjjjrrCTsvj-j rJLB tatj! or ji Mirrsx-na, Jnsllf PctvIIob Jlnrpnntis n 'PbairU-Tailos 1'nlr Nslioet NorrtitoaeTH Allowed areuad tbe Tombs, Krettaruig FUgtUul, I ho Tombi loonier who tried to defraud Mrs. Manrrst Dlsricp out nf 1) bv rtprettming thitlio had larlitutee wiUilhe tra; titrate, w.tt Ins J and convicted in the Conn of Sr-tc'.al setto&l .ytttorday. JoJge Dowtitg, in panlng aentepce. attd "Fltgtlad, from the avHenee, tho Court f.nds )o'i gi.t'iy of m'.tmptin: to oxlortnoney i-scj lhes r I .in. Vcu h .se been far .u:no i.-.c pm prowl iu urccrtd hire tnd tntcricrinz ttitb n-.lnest rrnitli ('.i l i.nt at til concern jon. Mrs. Ilitiaji aid htr r-iiilner Ire.trved jer.r reoresemat'.or.t (or 1 lime. t,ti went to lir till svttli tatin u 1 i-itJe 11 .I'm is-1 f -r ti on tho pita of b-lni l'o lo ti'e Intlucncn vt'ilh tne stasltlftia 10 efl.ct ti.o re ease of ouo of tbtir tatntly who was .1 prisantr. This L'otrt is de lertnlned where persons aro brou'bt to lit nollco fat Imposing 0.1 others, to pantih them stverely A groat dea, nas been tald .about t.ie 1'o.nhs of .at.i about the numbsr ol ilijtlors aud tulnnei'i Tnrra ate f.tver around tl.lt prison tlisa lu any firtiou iu the rninty or fettle. "The state of things firoaad this prison n In a Terr hcaliuy condition, nnd 1 will ny for my as.ucate. Jmlte Hogan.and myself.th.it we are trj 11 g lo ke.'p II to. Tbrie Is more skinnn. and shsileriiii in Uie fark snd Oeueral Hrttiont lunne we t than sro ln.l the Touibt in one year, 'and ,1 I wari'ed tu (tnd a skinner I would go and took tn the 1), sulci Attor ney's office and City Hall I' irk. "The Warden of tho l:ity I'rlion (Mr. Staeoul manages and -.inducts this union mJ its affairs as wells, any Warden we have sver had; but Wltli we take tnt 1 consideration tut thu rower to idem pereon into Ihe Tomb! r not vested .ti Use War dtn.hu' that pirties good sud bait lute to co two tulles Irom here to procure a pits, It is nol to be wondered St Inst some s.-onndrelt sre ndinittel. Ihai rnla 1)1 Mid he rescinded at onie." Here Ine prtiontr interrupted 1'ie Judge end itl.l that ur Nealli and Dr Anderson would Touch for Ina character Dr. Neall-," laid the Julge, "and Dr. Andcr ton lad bt-lti-r attend totleir pillt and ponders and their patienta 11 Ihe Tombs, aud net meddle Willi law aad justice "And now. l-tagstad, to set ao eiv-npb and to ela tion ail other pertens who rrviv loiertenr in bosine.s which does uut rtincern the-u around luis prlsou. 1 will senirni'u you lo be luiprttouei in 1 e I'e Dill n llarv fur six months anJ auud cominilted outil )ou pay a tine of t&U" I'l'ubnblc sturdcr In Neernrk. On Wednesday allcnioon Ulttliias I.iilrr srm found ancuntclous In the yard of WoirtVs blew cry, on Madlsm ttrect, .'lewark. He wis taken to the Herman Hospital, ithcie he died. Aa he liva ber.i t.iiickiuclt bcatru uaoill thu Head, Corj.irr wastummonad. riXAXVd.il. AX It C01l3lKllCl.it.. Ttunsb.tr, Hartli 10 I'. M. Tlie railway (lure tpirnLitlcn has t(n icl'.vo and eundder.t, with a tlicdod Luotetiey In Iht- peol stocks, In winch r rlcts uiu It a fur. l.t r ufiviid movement or j 10 Mi erut. This may cither bo rrt down ae the Initial Hep by tho cliques of a new advanco in pi ices, or aa n bliud In conceal tbt ir reel r.iorei.irnti while oJrrdtly engaged In transferring their hardens lo ILt- rl.oUAlels of I I.e tr lees totscloos brethren. In whatever lliht it may be vlewnl, It brhoovra tjwctaiots sporutstltcl) lucllned to think vc-.l fir fotc venturing, fur a depletid pocicetbouk unulc doub'lcas bo the result uf n fieci! itlnn in tnv direction. 1, n Inrther rl- Im contemplated by li e nitliif' "tic bull fraternity llu.i-id mill late ttc tesvrf, thrre air nrparrntly frwob-.tacl.--t tobe cn- rouiiterod o long ae money Is et.y of recede; but tte traud quc.tiuti thon wotud b r.s dffljnlt of to. Intlon a rrcr, ti. D.-.l t. litre the s.ttrr stocks conld br markitid. 1 Uairly i.ot en Ihe imistde pultlic, fur hav.iig Ikcii bitten oitrn, ihey arr now cnniiocs nil wary, lf, lowrver, Uy lit- V tvtlet and tho free usi of tlie btcri.ey slune, Ihey ran Induir nt w coinVtitallons lo accept uf their hold iuca. ste may havr for n long time to ccmc an active market to tsiord, at Itstst until some grand catas trophe shall br prrcrpltuted wltlrh Till leave l-.s lasting lootmsrUs 011 the Mock Ktchauge. Wc do nut picleml lu aay that A re.'ulsion is imtolntiit. but It Is not In the nnturo of events that a.iy ciiq'te tr co i-I'luntlun of rllq ica can vtltt.l rucceasfully wr ever the r iliit-ns of vrccrttlet now cuder pool ma nlpiilttlon in Wall strut. Ilaring tho ;rraier por tlm of tha du't bnilncsr, prices mUai ittadr-ad-vanco, bnt near the dorr of Uie !oiig llootti some htiryitlea to rertl'.xe biokedoaa prices const Jrr ably, and In the l.llt-r tlei lings on the itreet tbo ti.ar kci fallfcl 10 rccoterits katt orcsltge.nad wound np .evrrltaiaiid unsettled. T'.u larger deillns, aud tuoit tlf.i.l! ntlrtnce ntrt- m l.skt. Mere, New York Cri.irai ttuck arid imp, NorUiwetiem prt'orred, Rork Island tat WivMh, ant these in the suVs qbeul reaction Keurt'iiv mid. tue ieo.1 m.rk,i,l d-t elm". The S.. l'tals um! ilmitn I'sr'flc wrrr liivn on smail liuaiter-, I'.oCc .M..1 !ir.g i.aty. asd tt'i-.i rrn I'n on firm, t'anti n nijili a art J-imp 01 1 cost, to Mat, I'nito.l lililea J. tprs rinsg 10 t,' Hir'.im w 1 da. I, :ir. ctmnal run o' lureslrr.ent sleek, being Dun, Iimi-i-i l-oldrrs of DullLqur and i-iuiat C.t) Airrl sppsarrd lo br losiint isith 111 luetr invittliiienl on ictunl nf Ihe Ctarraatud earu 11. ;s. and sold al rosrrr nuiataiton.. lb. r-dd unrkrl ,ia d.-v lo,iod no new featttri-s of t'ikrrt', -.ii.l diepiie tui trance of .1 tfds tu Leu don. 'In ti"-1 iiiiini .-e I a .tuuig Iroat. 'IVansa.-. 1MMM. wen- Uatiile.l. aitd ail I i- htttiiiir-is wa at 11'. V IIS, 1 --e fir.-tinr- rticitarartrl tit' tue lar.r. m-.tiil'he hid. 'rr the t-iillion sold tiiaraettul by lit Ireatur ttb.c'i breui.t Iltas to 111 U. on 11 tnl tl kul 01 (4,"UUkl al lit) ti.tj lit 11 ll. tar lor oerrtmg raoe sl fraid a iji.tent to rial. Ther leuUt Ol gubl at tie ttab.'l 1 ea-ur) ttt-iu 'JOl.'.SAI. piy Biri.it. t-li.SH; lul nr.-. 1iua.gtC.11.tj. I lie cnrren.'V retp wrrr J1H .lie; part-teni-., itt.sl,sla, I1.1l nnee tO.t'-KtTl Tlie cuttolii' pavmeuts eerc litlaTOt'. The Alerpn aaljsd with flsu..'.j intr.t--are. 1'lf lultl clrinugs st tiu Om I litehxun itank tit-re liyr.11 me' relil tnl me", l.xsitkid, nti.i cuir.ncy balaticj-, Jl.lll.Jlu. Ttio (uliotviug tteie Hit quotauucit: 10 A. II ltlKh'l' 11 J11UI31'. M ua roi eig.i rac'iangr has lwi strung at 1UUI. lor long tlrrlin.-. an 1 1UI1, lor turn U)t .i.:ut. I I.e tr.t-l.ey n.rkit ptis.nts no new ledtcrr, the supply oaeriiib- nil oall Wnu Idily tqual to lue do. maud at 4 id a (t t-tftit '1 uro aro vagti.- tumoi-t lu tr.o sti.i, ttuicii have, iiu-vevt-r, asianu'd no ilelhi,' si,. i- o, tltal an aiiemut will be i.ud.i 10 pit). I te au nrtiiicial atnugrnoy in muaey a- j;ii in lt i.li. M- pretoi.ie. lajitutur. l.iat tuo .iltc-ii, t, 11 luade. nui ui.rt tv.Hi no t1.1l.no aacceas. Di.- Oouiltl ..re quiet at (kil)7 9 OMlt. t win. iK--I Oosids imvr brritnnre aetlve and h.giei,an adt.iiL- h vuii he n ucorde.I un the tuiltie bat. TIh- uaa.t deotd.d was rasoaikol tu ctirrtiic) tl. wtuu'i wul un bu III1.. Hour Cwwa A1C0..IU Hail at., restart al-ldil I'. II.: hill- A'lnt. IM. A,T l i 't'-C'tfl iiiij tits, -vein, rag. .i.A.l in uns ft. IS 1. nu ll.- Uj J "i.e.. l-i ..III lllia r. n ..II'.', ll-MV-j,, V,. eouri...llt i.lla fl-Os.uxtlw'N It J lljl, U A). N. VJUp iiuj tt.si.'ita s-uiio 1UI. IO-Ijs, r.-g ..lut. ttstv Ai- .4.... la ,IU ll. I J- lus. 1 1 i.i ItfHbJ ton -il'.. tit-juj 1 1.. 4 llcju.!' auui uai t.a. 14 htetc bouds wmv dull. Nrw Tctineseti were hiav, at and new Virginlssul (IT. New Jnnuny and duU r nth Uarului.t steal) -it (.Vb, ant! alia. sourl bs sliuiix at 111. Hank or lt.-publu .'hiui told at ltd Ii. rmurad bunds t'entrti I'acihcs were strong nt 03'.'. I'nlons clu-iug as tol'oitt: 1 ir I iuurig-i t..,vj-:;ji tueuuite, tt!,'V', and laud glaiil, Tba(Mi. I'll exti-eiuo it urstinns. .New Vork Oen'mt llno Inslrrt I'lwt- n My.gtUV. still". I'I'.it'J. Ilur. bin, l;'. .'iJa Htadiug, lul vllfi', I.t'e twie, Uit.iuiir1-.: Wkbtt.1', &I',..-J., I'lll.tiuieli, Ul(( lltln t, Hihtve, lern chiihiiuii, i ,(tg!i'i' i tie Vrrlerreii, '.XSfll.(rJb; j liuck Island, lliill1. bt I'.mi. .V,l,1e'vv. uir prrici rt-d, TI.'.aTl!. On u and Mi.sis.ipi, aaiJt,, t f. ami I. iiii gt unit Union I'sciltc, HI OKI'.. Mlclugau On. ti-al sold at ll-tj Alton. Iiau I'urt Watne, W, end Joieph cniutnon, taUt. Is nitscbluiuous shares I'arlflc Mail range I ot M'.QIl, and Western Uiili.il, W.l,i,i,VHi Maryland Coil etlltng al aiJ Dti-, fonsoliuattoit, WV.t ltulcsliser, H'tvlHtf tnd Preferred, !WK. Hxoress auams were Ur n uu Wcl.s I'aro ut -U, aud aitoiig un Uuited Btutes al -ItiplS. Uutlbg price ntO V. JI. were at follows: est. .tt'd.i ,t, aa'j. r. ill c. im I mho .tj Hi. n at-. ft.t. l,.4 U.cr. tilk irtkilJ.I., hack. At W luw. l;, bariew l,ts. J cei.ual. pit ,7l i lie J)U VI lUiuon ISciuc 7 r,'t Itesdine W.'-i toil, U. and st .1 Si lj i te -nore H't l'i rto orrferreu V) Its n'tbaiti 9it H titch. t'cutril .1 id lieu I lll.liultll Ill IMS III. Central.... 1:1(11 ilv oiilitiittb in 0i 81 I'VcttU l-i. soi, unl uo. 11 el W uaisli-atiilt situ i., 111 kit. .ml iUS ll)li tdalill htliina, ats TO rullU'atue 31 Hit,. It r at Uu Kl. u U.A .t.faui US t. am lltr II. h.. lit, l-i Co. 1 ret Tm Ti U. liiim...... v ts. iiAXtiixa .txi) nx.ixci.ir.. UNION IWCIKIC I.A.NU (HtANr IIONDJ. Oti'lOE or Morion, Hi.iis ,t (.'0., Hankeh. I tti iur,n. Mama II, led. The under-ilgneii oflur fur saiu at tua current mir ket priotss, lur account of the parties who havo pur chased them, the balmuj of the laud grant bonds reoent') held by the Union 1'aafic Jtailruad Coin pany. 1 lie Union l'.icdlc Hnlroad, running tvest from OoiOIij, has now beou in uperalion as a tmoujli Hue, in couiiecllotivtith Ihe Central 1'acillu Itailioad, for twenty months. It is In complute urder, both in traik and equlpniout, anJ its caruiugt liavoutci' ajed at tho rate uf cijhl ruilli, a ddllart per au'-m: Tho follow, n; ttatdmeot of tin) position of tho la.-u-pany Is from tho address mado by Col, Thomas A ticott, upon his aaauuiiiii ita I'lctidency, iu Uuslou, March 1, 1871 1 "In taking charge of thta Important public high way as Ita l'retideut, lu obedience tjtLi uuanlmout call of lit thartboldera aud Ito action of your Hoard. 1 bog leave to stale that, ao far as my experience of oyer thirty icue la railway Ufo caa bu mado uislul 10 the Boird and tbe-aharsholdlrig tnterett. It thill te freeryglvsa.wna I iratt arsprasttotl resolve iwty In the fatar be fonnd tltisfseloTy. At condition prectfleal to aceeptlnt ho posMiO! t mi He Win ol lowing requlreaienUi Vint, thtrt -ill unto ttlod con tratlt for 1ha ronstractlo.t and 'eqilpminl of the road ihoald be aJJasled atd tld. Second, that all Ihe floating debt ot theCcmvsny thonlJ b provided for as It Tnitnrcs. by the aetnllsale of asset! -on hind atpllable lo that ruirjae. Hotb three condi tions having been compiled Willi, tnd a eatitfactory bi'.anco in rash ana tsiels remaining In Ihe treasury to provide tor contingent wints, I accept the posi tion, and will endeavor to give it luch lime and at tention at may be ncedtul, to connection nithf -e Hoard and Its oncers, tn insure a proper manage ment of the aftitra ol the Coaiptny. In order that we may understand In brief form the present condition of tho Company, 'I hive male the following summary irom tin) o31;itl r-corlt at prosented lo me by tor heads of duparlaieiits l.ind Drpartmsnt. Ilonds, 7 psr cui. oarrtuov, JlJ, tOO.ODO Land Solrs.-JM.OOJ ares; prooods, tl,JIJOO avenge price per acre, tl.sO. Un account of these tales Ihe Company has received and redet-ned land grant bonds 10 the etlenl a( t THAWO i'or the tenialudtr Ihe Coinruny holds lied notes maturing tn age, two, and three years, with accruing Interest,... b'fi 1X0 Total "il.31CtV.T0 Tho condition of the laud Jcparlawut iu ,y liierc fore be stated that t Donds H0.400.0W Principal reduced by bonds redee-ine-l. JtJl.it)) Land notes on hind 3f.C'-0 Showing in abtoinle redaction of C1.-1UC10 'I l.o Company Is entitled, under ti.o grants from (lovcrnuiont, afler deducting tolil l.nds prcCuplcd before passage of Ihe act, tu U.ttSO.OOU acus. I rom which deduct amount here- loharo sold J'x!sS3 acres. Luivlug on bind at an unl ll.1O1.ll acrci. which, at in average caluj of two dollars per icie. being twtoty per cent, below Uie minimum Morjr.i inent price lor adjoining lisds o t red by It, ehmild yie d U10 croft tun of fUl -J'l.MI. Ho much lliert ol as may be required 10 bo tpplled to tho pay men I on ridrau Hun or the land grant bonds, and the balance will go into tho treasury, ax rectvud from ttuae to lime, for tbe be sell I ur the stockholders, alter tlie bonds arc all redeemed, as the .Iced of trnst rcr-alres, the trustees lo use the cnllie procee Is Iron the site of l.nula tu tbo tuicriam and cancellation 01 I111J grant bonds. The average silct amuunt to about tTo.lW per month. From ptc-rnt Indieatlo.is It would 'ceri teas.iuablc to uslt.nale Uie gross crtpts ol the cunlng car at n minimuu of Jb.WiOOU With it eit of usiiualrtng und iiprniuiig the lint uii this Inert. nod earning uf .-.ot exceeding, uy (JOfhiryi Ut'JVlu; as pet lecrlpls tu l-o appMcil to Interest and drvldrnd. II to directed oy lite Itosr.l, mci it tne 01 the orstiiuonstif Um lau.l ui-pe.rmi.nt. cf l.lflO.Wi 'Hit run-; lell hi of llio bnd.o A.-ron Ilia Mil stun ri.erat Onabi wlttm tbo pivent year, uud lor tshicli the moans have Deou provided by the sale sir hrt :ge bonds, as specially aulhoriMd by act of Congress, will gisatly meditate the movement ef iraCic aLtl rel.evo te wn'Jllc irosi tbe serious dttUy aud c.moyance Incident to tiansfer by 'trrj. lite operations ol the tine for the But twen'y months ef lis oxt.teiieoas n completed ruad show net aarn lugs stUcirnt to lift I tho Interest uuon us cuiite baudotlaiebl. 'I his icult can-nt hot ni drrnted, by all prae. tlcally tt-rsrd 111 tae 1-islery uf lie 1 hii way Hues, at 111 Heating usuotetslol future. 'Ihe yearly Increase of UaSIr, cusltag but tittle ad iilional to traniport, tnd ttcreinro yiehlmg a largo rnctmtivfe of ret revenue, utuit roan gtve..i value to your propeitv Lot readily apprtvutetl at pretcal." MuitroN, 11r.ua a co SJ llroutl -et. A niOICK ?Sr i'IHTT .NliVV YOHK AP OritVrklO MIDI.ND Il.MI. HOAD CO.M1 A.'tV. First Mortgage 7 rer eon'. H1J1 Bun-It A sir) large lull pald-op stork ni-.ertotion. J1W. $.V, AND M.iUO It&.NlXt, LOOI'ON AND IllSCIIBmiKD. The new trunk luie from Nrw York city to tin North nud West, bulweca the New Yark Orntra' and b'rie ttatluitt, aud many Otdca snorter lhaii uther Iroai New Yurg 10 Ilu. Tail Iwo hundred aad twenly tu.les of tin 11 he. I rfi.1 ilready 111 alttcocc, coil twice ll e arr.uuvt of bon is isi-ued uay fairly be callet the best ohsrscurr 01 real sstato loan; title peitect and viiuo canstaniry enhinrliig, utile of bonds potiliveiy limited to J'.UJOO per mile of Unithed road. A very small loin per uuie, highly thougtil of oy hankers, aad sw believe a temrtty of the blehest grade The ro.ul Is railing largely. Is a better luvestraonl t.i.ni taoacy tu a savings oaak. For sale by unuitnE oriivni: i co., Bink-r-, SO Nate tu st Nntv VorU lliirhel. Tuesday, ZlarUi lfl Flouk amp Meal Theru wus uo aieelil aultvlivm a.tvur.ruan lur d.m. 11 day. nui 11 lair neutral iiudui rn-ei inled a utiaic briner. lire Cur aud uurn meal a)m dolrir a utile brtier, bnl n l active, hr quote, rldur sv-r.i"rii aid Htste e'iiiea. tlllbll; city and Mair .htr plug 'itrss. liltKwietli tteat rn ami Oiiu do ft m'tsasl aa vtt-sirin .prinj wtn dunolt rstras, l, r-uilT ii... ttie'e, wheai exua. ami d-'Uhict-x. iras, f id.rJ.a3: cit) au,l (iimaece extras. Itfo bnatii rrn thtppjtirxtiat, fat taps? as d t ntktri'and family brind. y; lVByi!.-i 1:1 r It Mr. jj) h-mclUJi. Corniui-al, dim At Maglutl-a) for WuXeru and Itritn.tyw In.-. I'nuvrei tNa I'ji was in n active, bat ai sjuih d-. mine Klin 47LO Pbla, lacludiui: prime uien, at (.Utlith. o, aim ntrM for baianr- Hi., iiijr.tb at tajii. lur April HIs)HIJ nmi to, Xiav al (as. Ileef w is In mailer .ic demaiitl a id airady at tlWS'1 foi id.ti.) au I etirainot. lu..-t heel 1 1 1. 1111 .ictiian 1 lor ox.ftu -n.l p.- n tnlrs ..f i '0 ics. nt Iwst'-H lur prime mess, su 1 t.'s wl lr I. lis iue. It- et b.un. si. u iv daoii hi m rale ii.u a- d f ir small iot: ivj it. sin rt nil ml at ms. IMisa-'il Uoat bax-er it-",4 u l.trd op'jint.i w but cued turn sales ol l.t wv. uud ouU at la.ttt4 -lur Wat em. a id W.utli l cit si .1. ir Apr I, l.'.vi- Jjn Mar. I-1 1 and isautc Hu Uu inn 11. Kkc. lUiturduli ai :iuc. (or btatu, aad latttle. lor Wv.uiii. Ct.ere. liilit'. tlorrov tin liie -iiai the nr rkel was netlve snd b,c. hlahei-, .1le11111.il nigs,-..; 101 rxpuri) at I5v,c. ijr nitdd lug nit! u is .tnd lltf for low middling rnr lu inre d.'liveiv. aehlii.et and mote actire tuiei aa&f bales, to.iuc 'li ii' htr Mare'i ll'tr (ur A( ril, Use I-r M.tv utile 1 -r Jui.e. II 5 Iik. lor .'uly, two. tor Anirusi. and ii'tt (nr stenieuibcr. (tttAi.-t Wne.ii n.. bjbttu utter, with it mutlerste rxiiiirt nu niil'in: duiaiH: rati-, ot 3t;t)9 h-isn at 1 1 oe.vU i'' lot No. 111 toie au.l albiat. x 1 '4 for So 1 1.1 .'nre and a Ilu tl. a .d f 1.1) lor i.iuher tvlow 1 Ilalsquieiutiiiieailv: saito ai;uj tni.li.iu (il,tllc 01110 ttilu.it, and trtlc. (ur w'i.ia 1111I0 au.l hit 11-1 Hie Hock, live quiet 111 (I lUtlAiU fur lew Unlii.i aud blele. L.tru was tr. blalier and fairly nruve, sales IjDUbus.i at el. foi We. lem mixed, ai -,')k-, fur yellow Jerss) ea,tf JJc (or du. Weaw-in iuw.)o im vtrtiern ttiil'c, uud tUj"5i'. lor white lla uuwie am urluil,. (laocaeiBS-t'orree quiet hut nrui, mo. IXtltle Eold. llolrtitca dull and uomiusl al syibau. fur Now Orleans, aud I0wio for t'ortu II. co line dull al bi-kc. fur cnrolta 1, aii.1 7a7b,c. lor Uangoou. euaar lalrty actito nnd vory firm fait' tu rood irflmui:, BKi-t'i'" isles of i.t 1) hhds motily reOiu-ii: itrsdes. ttiilun tho ntuge, snd 11 few novo, an mivaie ler n.. Itsui ed v-ry dun al lih Ulk-. lur fmrd. and ItSatUSiC- '01 soil wtilte bu),uitixs -Ihitiu tiu. du I and lnwer J bi U strain ed told st lata) t-Miiistuipeiiiuie iuii. liO bu;. 111 meiuli iiiiaple older so rl atttttic. 1'otroii-inu dull and Uomiusl. Tallow Crm 30.ruuB. (11 line .old tl lie Sard Crui al Wbjbiimc. lor clover, and tlutl il loi Uinotliy. Oils uiiihaiieeti. Ilopt mm al eat (or new. and M Sc. for old. freights aet.v,-, but ai ia.ier rain, train to Liverpool, tty steam, 'iHaud., aui to Ulatuw, -ti, 1. by iie.ui. 1.1 vr fstouk llnrUot. Nr.w Voiitt. Tluirsilar, Mareh 10. -I'lflyrour cai loads or VMS pe ves nr. (red to day, II oars si hee hnttaee.aiid l c i.-s at fluiumu iliiutv. Vhuro tverefnut many nuyen at tha latter plser i.iu most or Uie culm weie hold over l.ir tha umikal tiMiimiuw At Wae hawken tlm maruut was fair lur goil brevet, whien wire coiiipurHiivvly suaioo. and ptiotia tvuiu about u, tt liigja tor the urdiuaiy u uir lot. la.ou 'i tvhulusiile tlaiighteri'rs. I'ho qi.allly ranted Hum pi. or 10 good, sii.i taiei from 11 it llo V ts. Mnaoars. or I, hii snetn ait ito I. all or which war readily bold at ss, 41, c V ft esouriitna ouu uar loa 1 ofteiypoor sel ai T a) e- be 1 1 llml bus nf ft.ie wool eu -heep, 01 Si, st. to t tt. ftvii tM-c, weie sold al 7krtst- f ts. Ai-oul ht I'ah cu laii.ns tere .old yu. lenity aim in dav 11 f'Ailtlii t b adaeo'ii p at Hit ears, or iu) n.i:s si rittid I lie iiur 1 arts hrmer at sn adtaiwe ut t,o ft a eioiina al iyse snd.rti.s Ineludeoiie ear load ui .1110 i avenge ai So uy drut.u t to;t aavai.c u to lk,o., aud WJ)0. for pis. Ji.i itixi: lsrtit.r.tu uxoJi. miniati-ui il.titme- nils HAT. unri.es CiSleuntita .OUjMwii (Jti. 4 itiiiu ttaiisH -rni. nw bandy floua.. 'j 11 liov l.laiid ti II. UM (lata 7 ti trrlvcd-liiuiisiui. Msrcfi id. Ftetinship city of I'urt au-l'riuce. I'ort-aM-l'rUice. mdso Mild il... htramil ti Idaho, tlrcrpool, mdao. aiul aaaa. liaitt tinaxciisstrr, klani.it, sucar. Itui titeaeiiua, tlarseiltra mus. xiric Clara fwaeai, Mesaina, tiuit. Aa, tb usuai (et auu SdaataiuO f Miaia. EflHSMSXSHBttBM JCnsintg. SoIkcI. l Ij NU-al k lrnidt,on I Dresadwty. stuteswes In I'.V. stanahwHTrt. Oo., oteratt sreitl HabitAiars their uirimg .tiuck (no open- ui In) nrsooptieaaTrs Fraicn China, Olsihwaiie. aud, J. kMIMSU tr MIMA. OuuipicAa a-iicmli Dinner Set', fUt Ftanch Cui v Plnnei Seta. Itl. Iiecorat c Diiuio el. t)"i Tcibrti, I, ls. Hreakts.1 ffcis. ss pbes. rji I nnuiatttd lo: et fets, l).vi, wane Pellet ro 1. ;..-OaaJ.lJ0 i-Ooolcie, I isudin. 1 uei. ni.ria lo or.lct with cre'll, arms, monograms. cr iblt'a.. r Goods delivered free in ihe cttv or luffurbs, j lirsrntorMWIthlne'oappiTforpstentsaro Infntd1 'If' rd Hial I'aimi iluseaii 1 Lulled biate. airl Inte.us. ,H lion. I I'ateni onicei has oen openvl fur tlioir benrct. IB ami trciiniy in sow t oik 1 ny, t tt Park Hon. 1'al 1 luioimatiuii given al Ibo ohlLe, or mailed on (vqual. IU Tnhr AVer's Mir.np.irllln to purify flies i,M blo't 1 itnri 1 iirae 0111 the luuiiiir.. pmi,it., nuns, smt 3 I tor., which aie uicrviy ouiblcms ol tbe rulloasesa E at witnlii. j n Wlirelrr.V U'llxm lliiehlin 1.141 Hre.rt.1. H wav soid or ii.ving f 10 non-11 and yl9 per uiui in, wild- U- H out cxtia uhatge. Machines 10 let. J.T. tiLLlb ajj 'II To lav.renar, nud Tkltlit-n llic (iri.tuh of' m iM 'he 'tab 11-1 nut's Vrgctnle tsulluu li ur lletiewc 'X 111 Noiiuug tftiicr anuwn to toieace. tl Ml I'lil eiinlnjlenl I'.xriillonlluns llnllr, nt .Th! B JH "w i), slowing la'riit.. de.ecit. aim n -at inii-. ni. k Wl MilUUllih. I AMM)XrWI'.lr.MIIIIiSI).-iy the Lev. Dr. David 8 'kl IJiiborn, Aiiton Ainjiin lo llo'tha Wnsererund. I 1 ACKI.iltu.S-IVAKU.-liitid. city, by laettev. .lnn 3 41 J llrnwrie John, Henry Ackeiaun'of'hiw V or,, to if Mima tVtrd.of lloltakao, x"'" lJ t 11 AllliAllAM-tvt'lU. -Ily tint Ucv. It. Waajermacn. K'M LM'ld Al. nham to Ulna Weill. Ht 11' II. Wlt.-llV -Ily the Lev II W. HltokcugE. K, llenrs llrii tu fiinsllna l-.tell:i.-Wilson t v. liMltOi; rMc, Mpi-y.iiy ihe Lev Ola Jnal.dobn lfl llaJnou to Hynorn Moe.aitt au l-'Air. fl 9aH ..,il,i,".'-:";,ll'.-,,'",,' "V-J A. rocrsch,Kma 111 nuel llr. 11 ion to Marie Hell. dfl 1 im Jt ft'?? l,irn '".niiio t'stibt-ln II irtniaan. W I III.NKUANN tlMllir.-liy 1,0 lies. j. A. u!'A'l.A"ii!mV'm-V'n." l"opbla ttthmldi. M HA .IIMAJty-eoi.allN -Ily tin, llav KamiKtAIUlD, II W I..MIK -ntLUAMr -y til0 lie.. J. jj, Shaffer. (I 'J IhotiiAt Ih CisrK to Uden Louisa tvilunns. ft fJllul.l.T-l.iil.ll. -Hv tue Her. Ileo. II. UKehall. H D.sirr Aflo.rb Lhti et lo llanilei Lone tAeSXl.-luLl'liL'll. -Ily ine Iter llr F. IV Otis- U eei.bainer tiro 1 assrl to Msrgaret llelirnb. H' HA lll;t).V-UI llh( illKlf.-HT (he lies. I.szarua I Lreli, iMthl l).tvii.dn In Hannah Ui r.-ehier. fl Ki Kl-.l. -WAUHKN.-lly the ilrv llr K. W. Oelsren. U haiBer. .lohn l.ctcl tu A uut Had tta tVaxdeu U Mli-.I.-til'l.l.: tk-liytiu liitf.U.U. tVeauar.Jacotl fl 1 P. 'rl 10 hllraft'th Mull i- a MilKiliA-K- S.k -Uf ih Kev J. A. Foerrta.. Vi Vsl r.inte F.iMrorn -ol'sr..'ue Kmi.-a, 1 rt I AUhi-m ilAlir.-liyinellev. d. A. 1'oertoh, rred. a l-si.st to Csro inn Hhani. 2 llAY-lllhLl.i -Ily Ihe Itev. IVsi. C. Mnllb, Hobcta ij? Jnmee (lay tn Anna lilelly. J! ii uil.liy.tisc-HAl.ii-llv the f-v. J. A. rornclij ITsl I rttr.t (loertri tn wi helmn frtiwsin. njj1 t.HIX 7.IIIMKIIIIAAN -lit inrliev.J. A.Forrsth.l Hi Aitt'ist (Invs in fsroiint Ktmniermsun. gill (tiiiiisis ui.GMtv -Ily ibc Itev. hdwlnCryweetaer. flft Geo ttiitrn. in Jb.ephiitc C enry. si u r,l:.v-i) SK.IL-liyiiicl(e Wm Lewis. Wm. Orar R Vs, to Mry (l'Nr.i n I lltliM HUM lt-ALKXANfli:n-rty the Iter Dr. A. U1 lliiirtrli. Havel lltrcimicii in I'anlliio .Mesander. J? k. Khll.l-.-t.SV -!iv Hie Ucv o U. nenerr, lleao- f si tilt I he'ib- lu llotinr iany. il liAl liklir hitNK -t.i this rtt. bv tlta Itev, Ad. Hi llue'.rii Turodar Katuler. tn Joti.nnv Frank Mil I.IM)i:UAN.S-lll-.l:tlAss -llr ihe Iter, llr J. w. Iju Oo.s.cbliaiusr, Lrnsl Lsmlciii.uin lo Men bouau Her- III' uiait-i. Ur-; vox noiii.EN-iiii'-vns-.s-nvihc nv un-.w, flc 'Je,..ru i.t-i r, Fiedenc on liohleu to A una Doru uu' iea ilru.it.. ny' ntvoucr.n. 1 WJ Al.iTlS. In th caio. by .tikSgc Jamtain, Harriet Iv'iH A A'l't n 'nun 1 iriitml V Ait-tin. Married lu iiulih tsV ee'ei v t ,tK-t lsw fa-we, ue.rrtioi. J '-iaH Aii.l-t't -l.i i-i-ic.ii:o. ty lada-Jit nm n, Delist yilrl Ai.isou Ir .ai llioiiias ll Allitun. start led J.i(jbtcago. ivLH Jmh ist,;. I'au-e crtielt). jaH It Tib -In Cnttiittaii, Manh H'. bv the Cntiri of 3! lefl n t'ni, 1 f'le is. lioiir) Uotu Iiwii. dului liulis. Cause. 'fl tt 1. ni si-ettie i i:-.ii tn Vr I I..-tn C'lnrinnvl, Marrh 11. by .fudges I Ifl rrt-, ue 1 tuirt 01 1 iiiui'M-ii t'leit. Charioust I w l.roauwolt iruul Anibrosi- Hruiidwe I. I lM It. AL'II. -In lu -asti, Ha.v 1. nti..nli from John 1. H I .nen. M in ml ul tt'alcoiu.iu, Cujii., 1-ua. u, till.- Pflal Lauw, crueaiv, M lafl I1AIIM ti -In t'h'cagr), ny .luilgr -latii.ion. luinrania ti fl Itsruum frrMti ihi s w itarii't'u. Mairediu Halifax. Xixfl Vt-.t'el, u 1l'i 1'im.e. ilr.-riion. al'tafl 1.11IOKIA -In koiiri'ii o.ti'tli, Oilo, by tne Conrtr il kfll ol t.wittnwu i'teas, Aunie Cutuely (rum Mcuotaa Cur I1 aafl ur y 9 lilKn.lt -1 1 New Vora. Feb.fi. IHl. by .litstl -e Uir- Bffl sflj ilur i..lnc'ia Ibciei irom Aguest .J D.ctei-. Cause, adul. 1 Jarfl lei). fl I f LiKr.ll-Or. -In ("hteago, tiv .tortec. .lameson. 7Tm. E H Ful.ei.oit iroin Kiia.itijlli A. y utaerao 1. Mitiriod lu Tl afll l-sa. iu Mne 1 1 t'.-uuty. u .in u tt.'. itreitiun. IJ fl tlAeseiti -lit u.r 1 mri of t'oiu imu 1 lea. cl rttn 'xfll ecu cuut.o, Ohio, a.a-.ild.i Ua.icrt from t-auiuo. Uu S 91 IH'IIMA -In this city, on Mtrctt II. hrtbe Hen. U flj Hatiniei .1010 -r llio huiirr.ur 1 onri, lac ib tV. Iter rl ifli iritttn iruui t i.r.utni. Hermann Ctit! .iimt ry. Ilafli 111-, v I it 1.1 liori.iu t-eb 1, hi Jusg .Hue.. Fran- rfll rr. A. ihuib iioui l.dtrard II. lleatu. t'auta. abandon fil xfli i.it-111 J i faSH ,.OfiI.-()N -In Coltlivater. Mich.. Marca 11. Simon i 'lfli i Uuuwllun iroai lUcbcl L. Unotvtlou. Cauia.ueecr ufll virWILI.IASIri-ln rtiteico. hy Jtidgo.ttmeuoo, Ml. RiH una I, Mettittitiu. irom iMvnt It Mi ivrdi-t.n-. Uur rflal ric 1 ut Urtuaiyo, V Aui.3l, t el. utusu, druakca Hrsfl .iumi. 1 "afl iiiEIIUonFiiU -Ily the C'irrnit Court of VcrmlUoa i'sfli -ouu-v. Ut., A. Obhidt-rikr (ioi-i ll,nc Aume Ooer sflj tiriltiniscKI -In flo'iii F'h ny Judge Ames, 1 iH ftitrs-i A -trruwtn. si Irran 1 aui s ru -tin-.:i. H Vlii tLc -11. Loui.t-iiii. Ky ot uie Chancers 1 Otwiii, tit.ch iii. Miaa Visutli lr.iu ttunait F. Vtstali. 1 fli bail's itOAaaur. -.ti. 1 Voal t.t'.im. i.tut.-u. h Ja lg- Jam '.v 1. Joras Wp. I fl Ine rjin tn.t w iduc Marwr- ai tit ..it iliu. Mien.. Ofl Or 1 sat.. 1 au.u atiulit-rt. j utflj l)H!ll. 1 flj tH(i'A.N -(in tvrttnesilny sscning MarcJi is, tfeherl 'flxl ItrHu.. w. j tutiia. I faH 1 11- n 1 1. it aii I li.end of t:ie "antdyairc luvlted to j1 bfli attend -in- ii.iier.ii, inuu Ins late ir.'acnir. Sttaipctli '-xfli at vt di.n.tb itch 011 Fi day. Majh II. at .-1" tt. c Afli i AIUHII im tVeiincsibty inorn ng Slarrli13.rAt. I Hal vrs csrioil. in Uie 4,.b vesr 01 nt. age, a oativo of H rifli btiuiiiin. laatiutr lauieiKk, treian 1 II afli 1 'it-1e1.11.te-ami triunii. 01 the lamilt, a'ao those of 2 Sal 1 1. eioine ,1 i in Hiit-r. 111 law, me r-isin-eituiiv In !i fl vtu-d in ati'na the lutirrai. rutiir nilate nt ide ice, ttol li'sfli K...I -.11 un tt.ititid.iy luuruiaa. ai ipw cieu llita- I (Hi rrmiln, will tt" mien tn hi. Iionli'sce's irtinrv.i. 47th tt. i a tfl suti id av wnvr.i a srieaiu mats ui retruirm will bo ijafll idlt ukl ter Ike refieso of iiis-snii; a.id irvsn Uieucu 10 ItHI tait ary Ceaieieiy lur ini-nueni. j llfli Luui rtok 1 lit landl pspe.s t.liuao ev-inr. I (afli t.nllMM. -im tho 1 in 111-t atievi meidenoe. llor. stfli niKtiui. N J., Ang. line II, alio w.Uia.n li.tutiibg. I xflal ag.da)i),ar.. flB The ituativs tnl fncudo ot ihe fa.n'tr.alm her Ai (fll riatu tbjrtsl 1 f liaitnaers 01 t -1. ,ii. llnevi AI1 S3 H tiieiy. nic re.petltutly invne I tn allcud the tuaes.il. fiSH Iron, nto daaisi. al. K 1 hunk on Hamrday. Uie ti.b flK lu.l it II n'Uoct, wilbu'tt itirttt.-r 1 iviiullun, II, ALINli All -Iat r. ...u .1 1 tt i-uur st.On fl Moitisy n-"-i: -tii-i'i in,: a w r .1 linriiug tiiucss, Hal i.'h 11 inre tiiib 1 iti-nitiitii h v no 1 rcsigna-ion, lit 'afafl toe bill Htauianee r.f n 0l-i.. in until ility, tvilllain t 1 afli l eauug, m i.atiss o( Neu a m c.iy, 1.1 u.e d jenr aflrl ol a e shej ihu lu.atires ami frleiid. of the family, and Vetcrane Hal 01 tn-i W.11 -i IBliuti ittai'tt-iiiiiit luv. lutl uiailuiid tins cflfl toucriii.si tlie Titlnl Uii.veu.tnst 1 nnr. h frnr or !flax1 lllerrkrr aim llo arnlng tta on Fl1d ty alleiu .ou, Uu lafli Illu Ui.u al IHtt'oluitu iafll NKlbl aui hti -un ri.ursilav mornmg. Iikn Inst- fl liuis IV Nru.tt.-ier. at hat n i-l-b-m-e. Itiaarn Island. riaflai ijiiarrini inc lauding, in the Cih year o! uit age. f Hal Noilu.t ui luuial .lereatter. V NAall In tliinriiy.un'liiurtdaj'. lloich llkllargarel .Hal Nash, lal ct otOi tl Is J No.li. ,itaHI ?toitre t f Imu ul hen- ntc J i V tj'i dnm I I. iidtttd .uiivy afternoon, Jo'm O'i'on- Hkal u 'll. a.-ed '-1 1e.11., 'flaxt 'lue ruia mu. ut,d friend, nf U10 fanillyMri- respiet 1 .''iflH lu.ly nivili 1 st'eud lite hi iei ni 1-11 11 in. Hii ei. 1 .fl il, 111 1 Hi 1 lar .1 uu Katiti'is) ailei .lyo.i. at 1 c uca 'iflkal plCder't. 11 1 ii. KM. Mat ri in. Thouiit o'l). mneil. n nsrlva flfl tti K ill unl ifiniitv 1 ttiperarv ittlan-f, e ',t 1 vrs. 'flH 'ib' iiu-itin ai 11 aeqit iiniAiuie'' artt re- leriiiu y it 'jBeaal vI.l I lu .illund lb, llUienil. lion hi. late ret.diiitce( ad Sifli Fill 11 11 r.i'iirilitv, Marrli In st o'eiook. iafll I1KII1 on I'.eiiiii'.e.; niiiriiii.s. alarcli Ij. l.aUisriaa jtflrl l.'lild. Wile of J01111 Cei.l ALrd 40 tea's. SHH l.ie fan. nil will tal.e plane on Fr.dny, ut 1 1. H.. fiom Caltury Ciiapal, Ikitt aad t. .WKI Its -On 7 hiiM.iai mur.i ng. Maiftli to, Marcarct I flfl Mfliiau.re let ol J.s Wrewi. in Hit. (Bdyea, ji ucc I aflaW aire Ihe relatives and fn -nUi ol Cm family ain respect- flH fully itivli.- I in Allrod lite Innrral .nrvtr-. whirh srts 'flaxl lu bu Uenl ,tl ll,u r .idsiiLat nf liel b.nlhm In l-tw, IV. 1), SH llllks 1W (new lllllllliei Hinill, 3 1-'. Ilrniikt) 11, V. D. JHP uu I-iiuat I'teoiHu, aia o'rluck 1 uu r imams will era flB taxea in ciisih .uua lor Intt-riuuiit, uu baluiday mora tflB lug, at 1 s o SpttblJOotutJ. ifflfl .IIIIIN illrll. IIAt ll)rs(NrA 1(1., llfll NO .'.-I bl.tlADWAY. Ol'1'll.lll K Till. MUli.Ui-O f I.l l N lltl I 111, MttV iDliK, itflB MAMJFACI I'lll. US OF lAV I 1 1 1 K AMIIlUliUf.AII I'lblOF RAI'K.S, )ffl Vktill Doors, truti Miuttrrs, aud Irou Wurkofallelndsi ViflB lltlroad Checks, I'adiooaa, tko cnamellad und p.au a (BV lUiHutv and Klnve IVsro. HH mt, aTi'imi t,s.irMT:i.i-.t"ti'Ait v. tin i.n. j hVJ THItltAhltMIKDi'l'lllt lllf. i'llls.-llio rlertu.iy 1 Jfll M tonic, r.lt. i Htive. c rim no. and it ureilc, and as .s IivuhB remedial agent for hvir toiiiplaint.co'tiii-nei. b. limit. US-tflal nras, aud all kidney diseu.t-s. cannot be snruu--od. 11 HJB for sale ii diuniriin tlnourimut nte I nlit-d tftuta .1 -Siafli aud Cauadaa, at l per box om.-j K.a-t (Mt i tt fM V I'l'lUM. nnv ,'sate Aa'nt r Ijfll A, 11 A I It, lint Irewi the ii.lt iiunnrlrr .ha. t, l 'rlfl tail, ai tt hobtui r pruer, eieint i un e.irit V v hiUfl- iwo naiidtttiuv awiicur.. T i-t i Is. V I'e.hilttl, -inafl! osi Hroadwat neat Aiiuiy .t i 1 1 ,'i tn tud ...uc-r ii JwS llutteiy. cut mt out. .Vrnl IM.tUTAHI.i: ei i'i."i .in i ..tid wuisiers. in' V It I rt uty ai laiioa ai l i.', n. n, ,.iu, i.aio. ntalio,tJ t J Wart eu si. 3 -fi lu HI'T'lt'l i I, "llit. XV I Nii. I S j eltlMil I. 'I i I.n I' MIIKs. jl 'I AI.AII xirv i i., m l.M tt ii til H. ti t ,fJt I 1 1. V 'i 10, b .-s 4" ll,. 1,(, ll-Wfi 1'Aii (All-lls.N.. I. ii t, if,, l. ..(rfAfl 1. 1 si h tt. m u in ii ,'i, J nli I hKSTI l ;tY--r.l M hi in, iH.t ,1 Iftl 1 i.si. 3a.iio, a), ts.i.u. i ,i. i iir): KhM'Ui K -i m.. s m Hi, s;. ie i s i ,a -juil i I'r es eatuoil, lu-o.-nui, -ii i-i bi m it i ureuli-t t I .cut lu above, and a t u it i I net nh .1 Cl tn I i) b -e 4 net i. r IJi i lt Hiotdwsy. i r n. un 1 'I Cars r i t. 4''' j KOV vli HAVANA I. 'I .".'Ml V 1)1' 1 1 !B4 I 1O.U I) IN OUl.l) IU. tits Ki:ilY 17 DAtH yr'i' I'r'tes i-sihed and Inl tniiaiun furnished. Th J' 1 W t csl rati i naul lor douBb ons and all kinds of g.d at I a 1 i liver, Braniiu Hank D.l.s, Octcruminl twuiiuca, r TAVIOltAPO Hankers. (F;. IC Vial', ll New V iotitf3. iif IN l-'Oini A THIN tvanl.-.t lleuiy Allen bv pro- j fill fc.slon a unit, r is runpnsuil tu lie ttotklng m tho 1 If Irou mine, ol I't'iiiisylvauia. Any tnloruiaiiou will bu 1 Mfll gladly incised by hts wiie, H.W Mu, tttl Aid, UU lYrO HWU it. j -fl HHflaJi

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f THE SUN. FRIDAY, MATlCfl 17, 1871. I Hi ENTANGLED IN A COBWEB. H tun ooaxTJir tlt rrno listksbd to M xusiivsic or a oiTrariDXR. K llaalcframa Neve York Hplder A noBatn t vr KntMnred-ltovT the Nplder rlareaif the WebIlavr lha Fir wai Cnptored HH Than Whal Happened to the Fly, Ll' Tli vvayi of matrimonial advertising are 10 nnmerosi, and the fools Hist walk therein to com- 9 goon, that their namci are hardly worth meuUonlng H-jl I tiniest by torn accident the are prominently j i brought before the public. Of that rather nttmer- Hj cniclmwho lure not met with, success In their HI,, dealings with tho fair seg throd-!! tho columns of H- thenewepipers, Mr. Joan S. Tad.tock may be men- I tlonsil as a promlntn' ami completion! membor. I This gentleman ha t a busmen. He was a t irlvlng manufacturer of button In the eltjr of Buffalo, and J as such was eonildered more than ordinarily sktl- fot, Uehadllreil thell'e of a bscholor, and op to the time of the ertnt which Is herein recorded, hid isrer been suspects I of tnalrimonlsl Intentions. HB Hot the following a.trcrlUsiucnt which appeared In HB a prominent dally nonspaper, published In this ciljr, HH attracted his attention I HBf I Till MIITSBIOI'S ADTgRtHMRST. J -toUrAMIIN A lady (if retiring manners and mod H 9 V .rats fortpne, wonid like lo form the scqua'ntstteo 6 or a gentleman with a view to travelling through K t Kuropc. and II agreeable permanently rending abroad. L A psrir ol nnqu' stlonallr cond ;fnraita-r. aud one i who wonld li- willing ludcirav a portion of tt..-travel K n ling expenses, tua) ardtcii K. M, (jeceiil Foil Office, f J Mew York. HH Mr. Paddock Is very communicative, and has no HB J objection to publicity being given to his case If by HK jt such means others may be warned from the trsp ht lis felllnln, The Inllnwlngls s copy of the letter be H i f wrote In answer to l.e aJieiti-cnienl: t il5 llcrrato. Feb I71. B llM Prar Mahaii: If von are tlnceie in your wish to se- E rnrc a rniiipnnn f,,r n trip In Europe. I should like JBJBJB i's very much 10 lorm lour argualnlsiice. with the nope H 14 tost we may be Inund sgreeanle toefttb oilier. 1 hae III alwari had iclre 'o travel but until rrrent'y mv B meant htve been ton il it ird to grittrr mr wishes. I J am torti-ieven e rif age but toy friends flatter me Is! wltb the couii li i rv th.il I ImiS len ears younger F I ff, orcours U I make in ..-ranrement with )ou I ihati lit eipecl to dcliay my shari" "f 'he ir itrlllm eipeuies, (ill Unolmore. An esr' sn-wcr will nblia-e. i Vonti im,.-. r.iy. JOHN PADIKK K, BBt fit! In rrplr totbrabote Mr. IiJJock ricrhrd the Vl.liS KiwToni, Feb. tl.Uil. jBjUiiiiJ Din Sin' 1 am to uoarruitmuel In write tn Iassssssssi Wi j I'.rtnrrri thai t frrl ih.Miah I wss conimlltlni set orlnitirticrieir .u a.hlrrMiii tuu Tiie Inn ol mr I Is poly brollifr Iim li-ft in? mmTioiu a Irlcnd tn the worlti rl I m nitutalU of a rh-rrlul iKKiiiion, an 1 1 feel tkal j I mull turn la some itlrci tion lor a I'oinp.ulon. Ileiice A Iht adtertueuiriit ln aw I ilu not Know what fool Ik, ish nott.'O protni'ie.1 ne to wrue ttt but If it shall e cure me sura a irlcnd m I cnuld wih, I .hall liidced 'r be happy llv f. rfiate tips (alien euttreit mm is my lisodt. ami I hate ample inrsm tu Ir.s.l. Itt uot Z oeee.arjr that oo shouul he trminleo w Itn a protract- u ed correport If nee. t iiiipciuenily. If ymi can ron 1 1' Trntcntiy couic u New York, 1 will Hats In my neit 1 vbrre I can mott ymi. 1 Toots rrsrecUullT. KMJIA MKSSF.NOKIt. I if tnn miw ror.K srim.H asp tub surr.tLO rLi. IN Two or three otr.rr let'ers pssed belwcn Mr 'ft I'ndJoCi and the Mls Ulipjriiii-r. whon It was dc- F rS clJrd taal lie should meet l.er In tin' I tdttV r"ora m K tie Jcr-i'7 L'lti Irrry house, it the foot of C orll.inJI II atrcet. lkfore Irarlnu Itulfilo Jlr. Padlock ar "ij miKed bin I.iipIiicps for .1 lout abtlice from Lome, l' prtMumloe that le rhouhl be abrn.u ao-iie time. As he wlcly rem irits, liowoer, A mm ueter slops to think when he It vnjatr-l In any woman bust I nee," 1 hie will proiubly accoaoi forwlutba.el 1 1 him, i, i Promptly at the tin e appointed, the nllem.inly i Paddock m.ule lis np cirnin o at tiie ren!rimus, t andlhire loui.d a lal) uboiil H.e medium bright, oresed In biark.wlih a trryprtlty face, and ot moat afrrenlile maniii r. lie wis at once struck wllh her rucs'iuir and Ud'llke nppearauce, nod he J Insolunlatily came In I'm conclusion that furtuce I f hadtmownln t isK.it th being Hut was to cum I h,. plete his e rlh.r n ppi1 i I It old not take ir Pii.tu-J Mrsenjer lone to tell I 1 her slory, Itwnsthrone sheliali rcuhadowed n. t&' her letter, with a Vw di't.i.U c(&rtrn'iu hr Cear ta It.sr's death, hicwasn iirilrsn In ter drscript oi tt her deee ied purcui'.lote for l.er, n. I ah related mm t In such an liiteii lini and nioiirnlu: a. tow erne 1 rate had rohhe l l.ir of l.er only earthly friend 1 I that Mr PadJock was qulti- otrrtuine. Hlie alsi i poke of her yrirtdi us for "ran oca to Imr, HL and bow nudrr surn elrruii.tl.iticea she hail been in B I ;ji duceti lo write I ik mix rll-i'meut Mr. Pj-ldock hail I i read. She did not Ml tj liuprei upon that iienilr Tl mau'a mind her Joy oscr recelMni his Irllera, anil gf bow happy it made her to And ''lm all tl'st nrr lancj K, i had onli.ted. This, abd a great deal men of the tnul ii f tliitsrinx 1: nauaie Imailiubie, did site p ur iuio her H, willing listener's ear. Finally I'CjM rn irs. rrtiDit; rvrDocx ropoel a driee onthe avenue. The 'nsltatlon was r!k. reaillly accepted, and Jnrlnj the a'ternoon she tn I M duced him to pirUkr of seTrrsi classes or wine, Hie result ol which was tint tie'ore darkness clossd oyer I 1 rhe city be was in fine si Irl's, and hn.1 laarn ciuc lime tu talking urr Ins proteilire tlplt to Ku rope. Hal when nignt fell Mr. Pad luck sud f 1 dsnly rememlH tmI tint he had tuaj no arranjee- i neuts lor l.utrl accommodations. In IL m emereency the la. y cime to tl.e rescue, and as Mr. l) raddock was u ranger In Hie city, al.e proposed f ,A to Introduce tlm tn a Kcnllemas Irlend ol hers wLo t i I'M kept a Cist clp. '.old Id Prince street. Mi Pad dock at once decked that the hotel on Prince attro Rll should be his ill 'Idi pluieduriue his tUy In the S ClIT. Tills natter settled, ne susteiteU as a hl.iut conclmlon to' the daj'a enterlai' menl that llie I should slsll the tbtatre. Mita Kuima Meitenger i censsnted. After tns theatre ctne snpper aim VTt; more wine. The flow ol champagne pioted tuo j copious for Mr. Paddock-, and In a slort time U V J became rerfettly otdlTlous to all bis surri unillnss H Haw be found his hotel or leached Ida ruoui hi I doe not know but when be got up the neit moru HB l.o kr.g aomehody bad carrirnl off his watch ami luuiie) E) I fn (ad ever) thing he had aire his clothes. I, if Tnr.BiscoNsoi.iTi ucrr.to rtr. Hg I ,lr The proprietor or the house professed to know B aothlng about the matter, eiccpt that Iste at nlcbt a UT I "'I larrlage containing a lady and gentluuiuu waidnten C 1 1 to the prlrate entrance, ana the lad) had called for 1 I a room lor bet sell and husband, staling that her IjHb kuabaad was sick. 1 I Mr. Paddoca, like thonsanls of others who base been robbed In Mew Yirk, was ashamed to make I bis ciae known to the authorities, Although lib ,1 bieeka wars gone, he hoped to recover his trunks, Ik lad be want lo the depot for that purpose, but tbey I were mlketnT. Hume one lad been Iheru before I Mm, and eL, ed them on hla checks, luc croJu- I loua Paddock had been completely cleaned out. lis I kad lost 1,X) In money, aereral valuable checks I and drills, and all his bggae. After totbkinf th. i whole mailer over, be csme to the conclunun that i the beat thing be could do woe to stop thepairaent I en bis checks and drills, aud go home, il-loie uk i tag hla departure ne Indited the lullowioi advrr- tlsement, which up to tiie preseot timg has not been I tasweredi I pO.triDENTIAI, -If Ihe lady who, bein aniloal to I U I lo I.ur,.jie. formed the arqunmtvi. e ol a (en I Uemau from UuiTilu for that pirp'i, s t it -re. mi roooea hmi, will return tho rhecai and drm.t iir too i kom nil pockeiu o. a f.vor will bs cualsned nd ne j j tucstlont asked. Addre s II j k.iti; nowhAxn .ivvr.Ai.ixa. M i t he Hrene In the P-ul rouule'. OtUce-l'orinal I I Entry ol tbs Decree In Ibe Turlor Will V I C'aaeNoltce ol' ibe Avpenl-Qulck Work, ft At half past three o'clock vesterda afternoon I ix-Hurveror ltufua X. Andrews, Mr. Henry L. Oln I i ten, Mr. Ileuty llowlaiid, Mr. Andrew (Shields, and W Mr, William Uruonon, accomp.nled by two or I I three friends of Mr. llowland, wJked into the Sur li! i rogate's ofilce. All business was supemioJ at 4 their entrance, and everybudy watched their more- f, j moots. They paused In front ol Mr. Van Hchalck's desk, where they vme mel by Surrogate Ilulchlogs I J, Mr. Shields carried Mr Clinton's famous leather W I 1 1 bag, with Ita load of Important documents, Un j p ninglog It Iroiu bis aching shonlder, bo llsleoe 1 at i Bie rest did lo Ibe formal entry of the Burrog te'a J leers, lu tbe case of James II. Taylor's laat wl.l. 1 1 No aooner, however, was this piece of formality ii 1 mr, than Mr. Clinton presented In return the fol til owing piper: 1 larrogate'i Court, Counts of New Tork, In the mslttr 1 ol the vrobale or the piper wrlilng propounUfft as I j ineuit w'il and Icatauienl of Jauiet tl. Taylor, de i1 I IT r Smrogait ot lAs Coim'f of A'ete l"ir I I Ajentene sndilerrceol the surrogate of the Conn' T I ly of New i 'Xkiuvlng been tirenniincrcl and entered In t I dilimatter un li eiiiirinlndny of Manhlnth yearonu i thouiianit 'Lht liuniired and scvciiit one, wherrny it J I wai decided, onlerro, ailjudaeq, and decree, that the a, I Initrument m arlilng. ditud the thirtietii day of June, h' eno thcuNand eiulit liundred and seventy, rropoinnlcd 1 I fur probate luthli matttr or i.aura B. Taylor, wnlnw St said James It, 'latior, Uereaea. nd an etecutrix therein naiueu, Ii tiie last will au.l tnlament of .laiuoi 1 B, T.ylor, lale of the lily (I New ork, ilicai d, t tbot e namoJ, and as men U valid as a will of real and I I 1 pertouil estate, anil bv which lentenca or decree the i laid t at er wr tin win adiiilltrdto pruh.ite.and or lend I lo he riroi si a wlli or real and pcisunst ehtito. ami i iraeinis, I, Kate II. Iluwlsnd, Ins gram child, and 1 snly heir at lau, and uestof kin of the SHld Jamei II sailor, deci aord leel m)i If nirgrleved by lha sail dc- I tree. I, the pal Kale 11. Ilnwland, do hrrc'y appeal Ironi tl.t paid n.t ice or decree, except t.ie following i 1 words thertof, AH qutttlons of roils and ah .wuces i V hrioby roeitol until me further order of thu Spun." to the :u, reins ouri nf thu blats of Now 4 lork.nnd piai li.ai mo pii allncs. proots, and pro serdtni.s In l'it i ll mat er inar ns irun.iiiuto I to tl.c l 1 I lopreiuo i jiirl. to the tin that sueh onlcr msy he tm.de iherrii'.on is shull os )u-l Dm. I t c York BsrrhlMini. DAVIH Jaoi lis. Hpei inl l.oardisn for Kste H lluwisu I, Aiipllinl, Wai. llBVonio.v, piuctor. imilroadway The hond reouiied on eppool was tlien offerol, j Pr. loi'iijettcllji ue)' and M:it'ii w C K e) be uni'.g iccurllf I he bond wus ex, eiin.il, ui proved by i .e burioj ,te, a U'od live mluuua after Inn hmiik I 'l and entry ol thsde. ne. Tho ens. Is rjne. ii to f,om np agiiu i exl .Mar or June in the Hiprema If I r;001'- "d will irubbly go hclora Juri. 'lut f j i I JlQwlands are oeiermined lo Dght tu tho cud. I ijif j A "rnnl.lm Trmremiire l.rrturr. J, Ciitliciliio McOiiu uf 'I ii,..r) mi c .treft, I i fou' d 'lead In bed ye-u rdir n ornln bin was leiy ItHoirieiiite. On Wt.lne.da, in,-,t her pon H j it Id I 1 r i- i ill ,.e ii, i, i, i, t.,s0lti 1 fl I l. iiiuio .lie mixiit die bh icnaiiud In tl.e chair, auddisd during lbs DUhl p Hi ij brain. at BROOX AJtD at JfVD.rVDDLS. Ulrnnte Ceadoet rsi Colored (lentlesnam la Hrsrns Htreet-Hecreta f Tklrd-HIr Wlndevr-Baddea Appearanea r ra Cat. red Tlalpbone, At half.past eleven jcitcrdar morning a jonnj colored gentleman, dressed In the subdned minstrel style, was observsd standing ostslda Drookea'l Hill, on brooms street. A curved bat with curlep rim sat Jsontlly on bis bead, A bright purple neck tie, with flowing ends, divided hla head from his body. A light overcoat with stone-colored velvet facings hong gracefully from his well padded shoulders. Light pantaloons of n lively Plaid displayed the elegant enrvatnres of his lees, which were tetmlnatedby well blacked gutters, No, IS. The right hind flourished an exnensive bone-handled rnne, am! the le't hand held a kid glove. I'rer and anon Iho Tout ir colored grnll'innn turned bis ers toward Iho upper windows of an adjacent hoMe, as If In cancelation. Present'? a third story ca-enient wn opened, and the Lead of a yonng colored lady protrnded. Part of the hud stalled, and the whole of It nodded re peatedly to tbe young colore I gtn'Jrman on the navemenk The young colored gentleman threw himself into an attitude and waved his rlaht hind. As the smiles snd nods continued, he kl"ed his glove and t'irew out his hin1 toward the window As the hand went out In one direction the lea leg went out Ir. the other, During these mslerlous movements a third ictor appeared on tl.e sctne, A aide door openrd, and suddenly a colored Isdy with an elevated broom shot out Into tbs street, snd went for the young colored gentleman. Tli" head went In and the win daw went don n with a crash. The lut kips remain ed on the young colored gentleman's glove, and he becan to me hi lea's for useful rather than orna mental purposes, lie rushed across the street, in front oral ourth avrnne car, Juslccaplng being run over. When be reached the opposite side his coll presented a Itnoitri like sppeartiice. and the marks on hl panlloons half wsy np the leg cleirly Indl Caled the depth or the puddle through which he hvl rashly waded. When lail seen he was taking sxcr Che down llrooiue toward Centre itr'-et. Another Franking HiTlndlr-Neir Mcmbeis of Congren Please Tnke Notice. Tolkt tiUor or lilt sun. Sih: Knowing the desire of Tug Spn to ahow up all swindles and swindlers, t sen) you tbe lol lowlng, as being one of the mol fhjrsnt, snd one that affrrts every man, woman, snd child of Ibis re public, and strikes at tbe vitals of our Oorern menl, Yesterday there arrived at our Post Office several dossns of that bnmbug Dr. Mary E.Walksr's book, containing near 300 cages, snclnssd In heavy mm tin binding, under the frank or H. M. Arnell, M. C, tl wss such an unprecedented swlnule at this ol hco that It was lookeJ upon as an catrage Ubou the l'o-til Department, and a disgrace npun Coniresi snd lbs country. Mow and where the little business transaction was consummated, and the amount or currency that pa.ed between tbe honorable gentlemaa Irom Pie Hlilh Tenneasee District and the bumburdoclr.il, del. i. in lit ullli not. Yours Irulv. It. J, P. WiiNsntLUt, Ohio, March II, lb'l. JtB.lL ESTATE it OVJiH KSTX. AUrieted by the offer of a consl Isrtble amount ol vslnable property, a large nrtmher ol cspi'allsis sMcm bled In the Kxchange ltooma yeilerdar The feature of the dsy ill the Utulees' sale of Ihs Feailsg enils. by Mnller, Wllklni A Co, The programme embraced lm rove I properly on the Sin av., Kail IStb, Heads, Church. Vtr. Pulton. Oold. aad Anasts. Tne J tlory brick dwilifng and lot. Ml Ci 10'. 71 Slhat .cor. of I.M u at wae knocked doan lo Uiomu J Uwea, Jr.. for llli,30U. His brick suble in the rear, wtiti lot, Bitonji. wai ouuchi by iho anine ceuititnan ftr f .'4. The Sstory bi Ick itnre and lei, avJt. ou U.e p. a comer of Iteade and Cburcl sis went to K. It. Jones fur Mr. W. Lalor honghl lbs marble store snd lot. nSxsuii, tier at, for S.'W.ICO. lb foor story store an 1 tot. SI Pnlton it., corner of (lo .t and brick store and lot U Oold it Ion .-eni.J. er purrhas-d by Manlon Mauds lorlMioo. lotue sn.s buver were kiiockeJ don Uie houses au I lota si sni ii Uoid il., lots and .Ulxlj.7 i price SIX) tr. Uiree story boue ant lot '.'Sra n. w cor of Mania in av. anj IIIU it., was bon.'ht bv C. K Osrnard for Is UM. iliv .o: onihe n s cor of 5th av an1 SI st H-, W.9x ItiO brongni i noo, wh le ins o lj lot, marls the sa.ns i'se. broucni f 10.(110 lt.etwo luis ai:J on sill si ,i?s llv a, hrnnk'tit l.'l.vio and IA'. Thcao lour iota a ere tasen M K II Ludlow. T,n iou on av., between 2Jd and 9Z4 ats were a-vjaoldn' ng-irea ranging from giJU lo fj.usn Tne buyers were U P rairrinld. IL Irwin, aud Mr Cohen. The ihrec-iiory brirkkuus,) ani lot. aouin side otrah st 1." I.' I tut of 'III av wai lull! Or Jsmei II. Miller to A.J Meaadlln for $16,003. If M K-aminaoll ihe honae snd lot, 29 (tardea sl., Drooklyn. loi'JIHiei, to C 1), Jones lor sw.su. V K 8trvins"n 8oo sold ibe pr peity known as A:tnoui."au the llndion, three inllrs from Darry towo. comprialaa' 100 acres bUhty coitivaled. to Uooerl b. UvUgiton for IIJiTO. I Ida as a paiuUon ta'e. There'was coailderahle activity tnthe drooklyn real eitate uaiksl yesterday, and tue bid tlu oo all the property put up wa very spirited, Tbe brick hooirs and lota, ol), wl, and ta Atlantic avenue, vera bougai by C.ilolarn for H.ltiO and 1, JJ Kl lirie itrect.hoiue andlui, wai iimckoff lor IU. a Jacob Abern purchased the building en 1 lot 190 Smith street for I HUM. Bia lots on le Kalb avenue and flampdsn street were bought by hi. Jonu's Chnrch for f il on. All the property sold la llrooklynyesterdsy rcailied fair tirlcw. tn Weiichnter connly a large amount of property Is offered, but the owners evince no dis!oimou tu atli at lower rates lhaa a rear ago. Prom str, Dlngre. who n authorUr la Iheao mall.ra. ws Itftin It at (here la a large stuooi'tolci'llalitndlnre.ly for lnvctnie'il la a-e plota, aa soon as Uisy can be boachl ai fs-r ng'ir'S. I verihO'ly la waiting for annexillou and ra-"d liaupit. Heal eatste men say that the annexation pioJci ii LS'i iralli ap rosea, The Mew Conutv Snpervlsors. r-oiififfs, I&p Vent. 'Viiahe. tin; l)r Caytits., ii e "nnno. in part.. 7 ft Chelating. s ornnse 8 13 ('olnmbla 7 WiOnrvla .1 It lautclKlr IS 1 (Kwego, IS 11 Uric 39 V! llecapeiaor s yi Oenesse S 4 Saratoga II t Llvinttton. 9 f, Vales 1 Monroe 17 let tn these counnex there Is again of blue Kepubll can bupertlsors since last year. tSlanlib'-rfmrtitv V-III(llt KST prirea, work given oal to par for setting uirhtDi by tnitaltmeni Imtructlon free OLAKK Po.Mi. IS96th il..bsi Uroadway and lib a v. l A. WOlttl given ont to tsy for sewing mi Vs crones b, laatallmenu t Initrncrtoo fi.e J, T UKNU.U.L, eil Fnllonav ,nsarlUymondat..lirooklyn. AT 1.17 KANT aOTMNT'Tgood work to ptv lor sewing machines t Initrtictlon tree i open evsnlnga, A"T2IU lfoVKKVrnnt claii sewing ru. chines by monthly payineals In work i Inalrnctlon free. I7X PK ill KN t' E I) operators on"lVIIro a"i Ulbbs-s i laiunli'ra. aTao. good hauda on ladlei' liowl want ed, st Mi VVllKltil 4 noKPrJTAOT'b, SX Uroadway, U floor, T "l KKV O SIAN wsntrd for a wliolotale mlllnery cisMiiliaient none but one who has Ailed a ilml lar roilttou need apply. JiAIIStv KILKft A t.KWIi. II Mercer at. I.M.UTKItN and Ironeri on wh'te iklrli wanted by 1 ANUIItlr) IIIIIITHKHH, 5a ll'idl in 11 (tilt I, warned lo lolder III capa on cana one Tl waohai had etperieuce in ins buiincisi naolhsr nrelappl). Call at II Dutch st Glltl.f tnled to make torpedoes"! pj ly afTa Deyit w Vork. JOHN' i-i'aIIKS. nlllllKNT nnrei paid i workrlven out lo pay for Bril-class sewing martnM, Imtructlon free, at iOOTIIAKKIt'8. re owery. II.I.I'rilllN I nr.CUI.lN l-(lo"o"d frame makers to work on iiimlon and tteehlln frsmea, wsrted sl msltMASN. WALL L CO.H, u Canal sl. I A DIKN-Weed "and Wheeler A Wilson' Sswlnc J Mscb.nos sold on installments, payable la work at horns. MfVT TOltK MACJUKK UTirclllNU CO, O Uleeokeral. OPKH ATOHM wsnlel on iadiei' undergarmenia, In end nut ot the house. Cosmopollian Manulau lory, mc Canal st. 1APKItCOI,l,A"lt"riT" KmilU&sKfU -Wantud.a few nrst-cleii smbosseri on psper oollars. PAK IIEUS.-ll anted, a number of g'rla to patch tianer collars t irood and aleady workers will find regnlar rmpiovino.il Aprly at M oliar Co corner Jar aud Wash, Ington its. APKTt IIOX makirs wanted, -beveral girls In make paper boxes t nons out experienced hsnds need apply: 10 sucn steady employment and good wa-xiglrcn. HKNKi MMfklt, 11 tlarcliyst. SP.VVIN'fJ machines All kinds rented aud loldi moi.thlr psvments. l(lreanwich ar..nsar Jeffer. son market, and 137 f ait liroaaway, near Rutgers st. W heeler A Wilson, tlup. SCA HI'S, Hows, Ac Good hands to work on rrcm. Des, aud experienced handi tn ulce worW ont. HOLOMON DUOS 71 Leonard St. rilPN Pn-lrlais shoe Oilers wanted ImnTeolately i X guod wages and steady eiuplovnient, K. 0. ltUlir. i Paikrow. W'ANTKI -Anenerget'c la lv. ci.nipeleiTt lo lake li charve of a IsdieV underirarment and suit tmnu fac'ori i only well recuiui.ieudod and esierieiiced ones need address, with refrrsuce, U UbullM, Sua OfCCS V' A NThll-Flrat'Class opeiators on sewing ma. VI rhlnra i a.so irlrli lo learn on hi aiding and vew. Inrinai ulnf a can eirn gniid waires when acoualnted wllb inr work I llltTKOO.'' i Cu 5 snd IThuuiasst. VV A N I'llll -Plrit clapsl I.Ira lfnl7hcraon' p'ns rns. V T torn thlru i ilea, I' einul. yinem all lha yuar round. JUIINJUhl.tll llroadwav tipstalra VANTi:i)-A gill for djwn"staln work, toe 10k. 44 wain, snJ Inn. Apply, u.lh rolcrcni.c, at l.'l IVr-t -nihil ne.it .h ay. W A NTMli--A girl for eeneral hoitivwork i all') 41 m in aunt and taltu care of a child. Apply ut No.ll Wed iMi it. W A SVI'.ll-Kiperleneed hilr seweri oo blncka, 4 4 lor I i.l'ei' hall; also, a lorewoouu for same, at I b liroimio n V ANTI'.II-PI'S' clsssnnw and nsek ne tnaki r. ,S,.ly tu M-ill, CLAltli Si J LAUO, bW llroal lv a in III rear. v 4NTI.il 11 o.l 'ilr w. ilveis ft I i.IU rTlOtibihi IAl(iV 1171 mil it. Ciooj w u s pild WANTPII Hand! lo flnlih di.twers and uauer 4 4 ili.rli. aj llroome il a I do n. W'kM'KIl I hnt dsn operators on ladles' On; vjjai.ne. live l. v. VVANTKIi -Oir lor labelling 4 4 j k Pi. rn (-o ,ji cortlsndt ib X'OUNQ (;illl.H cio ontala suisllons, frse lodg, I. logi aait mull sl Sc. each, or board sl II M a wssa, i t Iks aufi.' ,uugi4 kuuc, U, Oleecker St., Maw Tork. Mrit'"jfmIfl. ARTIFICIAL inwers. WanUI, ra avers snd 1 brancheisi steady work I all onr ksnds makanlos daysawssk. wl. MIDQLKT A CO. Ml Caaal II.. corner of Uteene it. A RTIFICIAIa HowersWaated. good hranehera 7V and makers t hleh wares and steady worg. Apply lo ELLIOT 0. C0WD1N A CO W Orand St., np stairs. I?KAT"KU,--Wanted, good paatera. Apply lo KlllolT U. C0IYD1.1 A CO., 98 Uraod St., 0? iti'rs. GOOD operstors on 4Vlllcox Othhi's machine for lace collars i steady work, gw llnflion sl..?d floor. LADIK-Tlornlihedwith work lo pay for aewicg micnines. at no Itleeekerji. O"" PF.KATOUNon tV. A Ws machinei on while sum, at m lileeekcr st., between Clam and Perry Its. Itlns the nril hell, YjAPEIt IIOX K.N. ante t. girls on oaiteand I gins i steady employment fur good hands. IS Wcit ttroadwar. ChWIMI MACIIINK operatoti.-Hkllied opera i tors on mat tones wanted on n-ie. clean, llrit-rate taring wora, steady work guaranteed W fed. PWKK A r ANN IN (Mr) and 1M rranklln It. SIKIK PITTKIIN ana operators wanted oi lit work, hone but first elm handi need apply. II. A K, MIKUMAN.M Warren at. rpo IKMIK hK4VKIIN.-Wanted, a good job X ieteri one that urdertsnda placing ptatea. ii. IIOWAN A CO.. Ci Uuaas it. ATKII-Cxperienced operstors on Wheeler A 4 V Vtltmn'a snd Mllcot A QlDDl's machines i none olhera i ileodl employment. t. IIIIILL ft CO MJValkar st. V ANTP.II-Klrit-claas'bnlTimhoIr makers on white 4 4 ihiru. calloclore li, at lis Norm cm suWIIilams- burirh. VANTI'.I) Pmsit operators on W AW'aiewIng 4 4 machine, on salts, good pay. Apply at 31 VI est Uta street. W A NTEII-fartlrs for gold work bes sewing ma 44 chine. Init-uction ftec t open evenings. iTHthav. WAMKII-M hanJa oii luniTltThMi slo, hsn Is to 44 do light oik A.NCKL IlkfJIT, fls LUpenard St. WAS I'FiO Ptesli'laii hsiidi oihowa and acarfl, 44 by I l.riM'll A AttON. 14 and JO Ihanal It. 0 (1111 l,H wanld on Jut waterfa'Ut belt pricos wai paid lor experienced handi. vol llndion it 1 KXt'KIIIKNt'Kli "hanar wi ted"on Jnte sjll waterfa is, iiesde W'ira gool waeeapaid. WAI HAN A MM.ICS, Jamil Woosier st N. V. ft ft (lIlilD hair acd thread weavers and mounten, eJU constant emptormeni st Al.r-IIKI) (lltKKS M OOP A CO.H. i Caasl It. NKW NIliltT Ironers wanted Apply al the p)U tleiinpol tai shirt Manufactory, It Tbomas it. The hlikest prices paid. Kl CHAIN NTITI-millH wanted. Apply ai tit) 7W Kail cih it near Av 1-iToPKItATOItN on H'naer-s tnsihinei slio )t glila to lesrn. II Chambers si.. l fli.or. GInnlib"-JJla!t- t CKNTS WANTP.D to i ell a vers deilrable and i protltahlo article, needed by everv family i can miksaverv con-lnrtabts llvirr. Apt ly al CU llroad way. room 5. Call for one week. VOt!M!man la wanted to enter sates snd asit at tne boo! s. In fiirnlihtng gocdi builneai. a a moderate salary. Addreia wl in reference!, box SJOt, Poat umce. A CAUI(IAIKtil'imor wanted on light lop bug t gles frit dsn hard. Apilyat HAT. riKLUJk JAfHSON'S, ttabway.N J. llOllh marlilnlPt uaedfn mould work wanted bv HlhliUH K UlUKt.. corner Centre and White us. AliOOII driver for a milk wa;oa wanted. Apply all tlrr tear llrooklin. MONK A 'IICKi. HI.ACIiNM ITirwaTted.-fiTulre of UlAMtlNIi OAtlVIN. Haltervllle. V. J. BOT wanted-A smart, artiie hoy. Apply at 1,3 llowery. bctwesn 7 anj 8 o'clock. C(4N4'ANHr!l.ri wanTed 7o"7ol:cTt orders for tae l heeler A n uaon null michinis. Apply al the offlce, corner IJCthat and JJ a (till I. flit F.N and bora an I girls will good reenm mendstioas esnohtiln ccceilen homes lo the Weal by applying at l hail tin it. SrKINfiWlFlfll caminenced. Sow is the tune mer'ian'cian'l laoorcra th faiulllel wihlnr to pro Weil lll he e"iied. Apply al U Kail llh il Compa ny going Msrch il. 'IMNNKKand lmy wa iiei.-A g md tinner, ceu 1 tonied to making a lare oil rami alw. av to work with him who can ue sqr.arlng shrnts) stesd) wor and good pay. App-y to I. II. MHOIIB.M Maiden lane fl'O COACH 4IA KV.IIN.-Wanted, a eeneral JL woodnork"f a good ll"adr Job will be CIVrn, at YOLNU's, Vaniterbi.l Land las, rjiatcn lslan I. ri'O IIA KK It N.snted. niiont Ikjv that can I work good on tale. cor. I JStli it and llh ir. 1 PP. It" 111' LKilN.' wanted, n llrstc.aai 1 ruler on job work. Ca'i al 171 Wll Ism at U N.7 TictlNIIKIliMS ii.-Wantcl.s compe. tcntwsrdro m atcwaro one who ns hidexperi eme rcoolrol no other need apply. OT Pier I bor h lliver. YVANTF.fl--A!l journeymen taintors to hedine T4 rnemacra nf a newly ormnliod society, which Is to meet al atulhwcal rorner Km at and Bin ar., o i thu (Friday) evening, at 7K o'clock, laitlatlia f-'.ll. lly order ot TIIK DticlErT. WANTK.II-llr an old esiabllihed home, a man 44 thoroughly experienced In haui'llje and box.n. fsncr man Adrtrv, .i, slailnr wates desired, refer enccs. Ac. It. II., Pillion F, New York city. WANTKIl-A groceTyclerk: i alio a luht porter. 4 4 1 bartender, 1 aaiesmen. Apply at ooce at tue General Agency. MI Pulton it-. Utooklyii,up sialrs. W ATP.I-Srwlieoi"iiiIs4crs for Tiint whesln hlgh 4 4 est prices fapl. snd none nil nrat-rA!i ne 'dap ply llllKWs.l-.lt A CO llrooiue it. VHPKI. .41 A K KITS for children's carnagei 4 4 wanted i nien and hole. KLDhlt A nrtOWV.43) West it W ATP.II cike baker that thorouih'y under 4 4 iiiniipthe biilneii A.'pli corner llyrtlo aud i leriiiont an. Itro klin, ttween 10 and II. V, VNTHO-A ci'od wheerizhi on huitnua work. 44 t n KOLYKlt, r-pcuccr it., uear Myrtle av .irooktyn, L W A VTUD A food Journeyman liarnri gool 4 4 w a sea suj steady work. Apply at 1J llh st VI il liamitrirgb. VV' ANTF.Fl A younr man that uodentaada booT 4 4 keeping. A Idriaa IIOI.I.AMA i yOl 1 Oolds'. W4NTKD-4 man" loflnish anJ curUluTiiti.Tt V4 .51 tl av.. near ll'tn st. JOHN II KID VVANTEII-s f 'Od woad worker. st VANDKK 41 (IAlV'.-.ape Ka.b av (old No. 11). Iirooklrn. W ANTl'.D-A iiuirl bo lo make hlmaelf uiefal In 4 4 Hie fur builneis, with references, awidar. Wr ANTllD J flrst-els.a harnesi makersi must be 44 good workmen 101 Kail 'Olh it. YV ANTKII -An" errand n"r. Addreis, latlng refer 44euc.es, pmt otnoo box 3.7J7. W ANTiri)r7"asrdcn""st,. HoboLen, ill good 4 4 carpcalcri. ANTi:i)-A pluiuoer lo dojobblag. (01 Qreen- wlcn at. W A ,N T I! iF-rTciure feanie carvers. 4 CAMI'IIKl.L A rBltOUHON.g Haxter st. W ANTCI)-3 or S good frame maV-ri. 4 4 AITU. IlliOJ., W and il Tell it. yyANTF.U-A wire worker. 51 FultOA al. "1 t 141 KM wanted as deck hands. Apply on bosrd AM siea-uboat, pier 3i, Kail Hirer, helore noon. L .1 L 1. $ujiiu5S Cjjjntts. A(!I(1A II and confectionery store csn be bouuht st aierylow price by Innmring aU7IMh ir If not. II will ie aold al public auction un Mondai next at 19 o c oi k. HA UK CIIANI'K.-For sale. In HrooKlvn, a i lewelry atore, nve years eitahllahed Apply to oJILlNaON A iyLKIt,'Joanil.,joii4ork. A PI IINT-C I. HN flan stand to let. Apptvto V U Wll i4liKN.5lhav..JackioiiiinaroJilarket. BAUP.lt I groceries, butter stores, resuuraa U, hotels, ciKsritores.foi isle. linCIIRl.L'H store Agency, 77 Cedar it, Hl.ACHHMITIl'HIIOl'tor sale.doing-a "good biiiiue.s well eilaiii'ihedi ling lease Addrosa, for three dara. A., box ml, u office I'Oli NAI.K-A flrstclaas" grocery. eatablUhed t 1 years, uoiuc a good bualnen i owner going on a farm Apply lo A. II. H hbl kliVKI.r. VlorrUaala. N II. III be sold with or without the real estate be longing thereto, IJOU NA I, P. A rare chance to those having a small capital." A i rockery atoru doing a sr.endid business for sale cheep i reason for aeiling, parllea moving to ihe country, inquire al lie Pta ay between 17m and If tb its. Ldlt NAl.K-A good paying bakery. on a thickly 1 ropulated street down town, baking 1J barren per week 1 will aril cheap. Apply I mine datclr to r.UAFKNKY A C(.,Anctlonccr, IS llowery. I;OR MAI.K-A flrsl'Claaa dining saloon, wim sain, pie room la rear, doing a rood unsineis. Call al SU7 nroadlt orooO D, IIASDALUa Pair IL, Mwaik, H.J. 7"lt NAIiK-Anoldestahllihed frail and prod neo JL1 Hand, 317 oprlnr St.. with horse, eart, wagons, elu. luqulie ou premises, of II, P. i;0Ol'KII. I,rit7"rtAliK-rne slock and flitureaTf a grocery rjnjl0re' u01 location, 183 Prospect si., Jeuey IIMIIl NA I,!! Candy itore In a good Duiluesa place. 1 iuqulrs atioi SOthst.,neartn av. CHOP. hTOItlt I'd It NA IjK-On Klchlh aie- 0 mie i store and location fli.i elms, t-elng on a cor liel. uolng a aooil bualueii i slock, nxlnrrs, Ae., ail comnleto. Apply al the pfllceollne Nnw YorKL'uupe. erailvenhoe Ma lufactiirln Conitumr, All VI est Hum St.. Nsw York, from to 10 A M or a to 3 P. M. flMI TAII.OItN.--Por i.ile. ihe'atnck and flxiurns X of a iiierchaut t allot 's itorc in thucltv of Puieraon, N J i eitaull hod LI learn doing a tooil puaneaii would Ui a good stand for ready made clothing i cueap lent, roll on or address 4VM. (II.U.NCHOSS.712 llioadwuy. New Y'ork. fllllA NTOItl! I'Olt NAI.K--3J7 Coliinihla it, luld" J. Su 30(1) lirookhm leaie I year from May It will he sold cio ap, otiaceouniol thu in inairiuo' tiarlnar so ingilei on (lie lit ot April, luqaire in i Ins Hore, or aw'JJ Pulton it. nil 8. CAIII.ISLt'. VVArTi:i-A psruier with f.VH) caih raidtaf 71100 4 4a wri k guaranteed. I .,11 Iroiu 10 to I u'clo-k. at No. 133 Kiuna ih ,ii room 0. I i 'I'll V. It II bnnnr nor" encnni itood liunneis X-JLilne. JOIM WVIIIIhN, 10 o (,'ha o9ia H, v Sorses nuS diitrnj. I.OIt N W.Vr-'! new ilnjle and daiibls truck" and i iKwex r"i wag ini. uift'le hrsl-clati, and i i-mpi1 second lutiid aptinu curt--, al) made lo mil all at 1'. Mihh ICll.'i Pliup.JI Villi lucoriijf of l Iuog toii it. I 'lilt NAI.K 4 guod work bonis suitable foi truck carl, or riwrcsai alo 4 good curiseslo Ural rati 01 Cm. Cau be siit.ii at Ui Coluiiiina Hi .uta, liruokin TMTERKHT COMMKNCEi KTKItY MONTH I MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANC, Sua- BtnLooto, lte Nissso Sr., Orroetia Citt Uill. ona DOLtAa vrat aiatsr ai Accoairr, Open daily, 10 to 1 1 also, Monday and Saturday even- n' ,0 CILkhLKS K. ailATIAM, President. O. II. HisDIOT, secretary, kTATIONAii HATINHS IIA N Ik, (Chattered bv the United States.) 183 DLI.ECB.KIl ST. INTEttKST paid or oomponndod, free of fU taxes. Timia lines In each yosr, or overy Tniatr Dava, as depoltors prefer. A SI'KCIALTYmsde of allowing Inlereit from dato ofeaehdepoiitonsumsof V)aad upward. All accounts strictly p-lvato and eonndenllal. AM deposits paysb eon Disivn. with intereil fine. Ot en dully from 9 A. M. to a P. M and MONDAYS .bd SAT U.rDAYS,rom.AoM.t3 -I K. n -DUPOSITS toeUe on or before March ovta wilt draw Intereal from Marcn 1st. L i .i innnt'ul. i TVTOTI.K Is hereby liven that the nndersljnc.l bss been sprolnled ilefelver of the Farmers' and Uf chanica' l.liel laurineeCompiny. All persoi s Indebted lo said rorpo. atlonareregnired to render an account ot all deoli and sums of monev, owing by them resnectlvelv.tothe nnoerslgned, a; such Keceiver. al his offlce. SI7 Broa.lway.tn the cltv of New York, on or before lbs sulk day ot April, lull, and lo pay the same. All persons having In their possession any property or effects of said corporation are rcnnlred to deliver the same to the nnderslcned. ai such Itccelrer, on or befote Ihe alfih day of April. H7I. All the creditors of said corporation are required to deliver their real ectlve account and demands lo the undersigned, aa inch Iteceiver, on or bclota ihe slim All penon's h'oidlng any open or lohslulng contracts of aa d corP 'rall.in arc requeued to pre'enl the nmj In writing and In detail tn the nnderj gned, luch liecetvcr.albls laid ofllcc on the sixth dsy of April. 1B,D-.t.dK.w York. Jan. 16 JW. colf.Ma.V. K. IL llsitii. Deceiver, Attorney ror rtecelver, W Wall at .New York City. DE I A 41 T.4I ENTOP TA X I'.N A N II (A SN KHH MKriTS.il Chamaen it ms tork-.Jao.;, I.L Notice Is bereby given that tne Assessment Rolls of the real and personal eitaie of Uie city and eouutr of New York, for tna year Mil, will be open for Ir. erection and revision, on and after Monday, Jen. 111, and will remain open unlit the 3CIB day of April. 1471, InrloJIve, for tbe correction of errors and Ihe luatisitlon ot tbe aaiesimenti of the aforeaald real and personal estate of tna city and connty of New 4 or. All persons bedsvlng Ihemielves aggrieved mnst make application to Ihe Commissioners durtnt Ihe period above mentioned, la order to ooiala the re lict provided by law. VJitV'l fiMKit 1 Cemmta.lonere of KATIIANIKL "SANDS. I Aiicssmen... JRta! Cslatf. IOIVA AND" NKIIItANHA ItAlLHOAD LANDS POIl SALE, ONlJTEAItS'CIlRDIT AT0 PElt CENT. INTKItKST. No pan of principal dna for two years, and afterward only one-ninth yesrlr, Prolncts will pay for land and good Iroprovrmenls ranch wlthla the Urn t of this gene rous credit. On theie llboral terms every capable and cntcprtilruc man, having only small means, can saon acquire a good farm and homo for htinislt and family. Oicu'ars giving roll psrtlcnlars are snpplled grails and any wishing to Induce others to emigrate with them, or to farm a colony, are tuvlted to atk lor ait iney want to distribute. Apply to OEO. S. IIAI'.IIIS, Land Commlsloner. Jiurllncton snd Mo Hirer It. lb Co. For lo aa lmds at llurllngton, Iowa. For Nehraiti (audi, al Lincoln, Nebreika. Pervim In New York end vicinity caa net clrodlars and further Information by call.ag on W. D. COWL!:. Eaitrrn Lind anl Psipentr Mailt. U. A M. II. I!. Co Aplor Home. New York, 4. N OPPOIt ri'NITV NOT TO UK NKULKCTKD A LOTS A f MIRWI KID. N. J eaT'noi only f 30 each. I'd not fall to inquiro ahout them, ai von will enrelr purchaii. tloodichool. good ueigbborhoodi stores, ilc i streets s laded no swamp- and oalv 31 miles from Obsmlieri sl on Northern itallrond of NewJor er It I.. WILLIAMS. Mi llroadwsy, room S.or lull ltUSai:i.L,J03 lladson sl. I.OT for f r. or rive for 1100 by InalallmenU. uear dcwi on Stewart's new It ill road i also, W and 30 aciea. ilaps W.' Ur'iadway, room 8, HP.IKIF.N t'JTV PHIIPKKTV.-roB. 8AI R six lots on Jewell road, II errs a Oily, N. Ja a doe villa site. Par terms An, address Lit KNOLaND. Sannfflce C1JIKA1V UIKlTFu-tUM forartw"oiory brie souse, 4 rooms, o oieti. and eellsr lot smsll but good booiet fine location: terms raner lain rent. eOcain.sjo quarterly. luqulie of Mr. DAY.JU3I a v.. and Is'h St., llrooalyn. IOItrNViTK-J itoFycoTfage. full lot, nice gardes 'in from, isms it., near S.I av.. Moti Haven. Norm Vew York i I tu e-nhi price ItMi terms to suit. In quire on the premises. I O I iTna 1. 1 :-1 n II r ookl v n7inK eni av.,a furn'ah.d i.tory ind baaeuiint traivn house, tl rooim. I.PaJ. Inqnlre ol J. P De. N VK. tt tt'arreu at New Yors. L"OT l'Olt NA LIir-A flrit-ralc-lot ou IlliTst .cesr dav.,uoa icii f,r binidiae will lie soil cheap. M. MYI.ll- A SOS. S IlroaJwav. 1a 4 1 4 A iil'.Hf'r sale eheip, or exetunue, near ,V Newllaven. WM 1 1 1 Zoi MONI.Iti h. CTII -t efot cale nnJ Io JTtt. Al'S.ltTMF.NTNto let. coiislitlng of four roonia, with water nLd atatlonery tnbi on lat, gd. 31 lli, and 5ib noon of houses In Kaatxith ft between lit and ad an j reals from IlliO lo lid per uocih. Uqulre at oiEce. is Ka-l SJth st. l; Oil's A I, K or to let A new and beautilnllylocated I b'iu.0 romtnandlni; a nne view ol tho pleaiaol vil lage of llelievllle, N. J we ho ise eoalaliis 13 roima. attic, snd cellar, won a tare. csrur.n altacned i terms easy, Addrevs C. W. DICKINSON, llellevtlle, S. J., or 16 and 13 Jacob aikewYork. 17ACT011Y to letr pre-nlses running Monroe to Medii.in,uear Urand at., lilx.-M, with or without ateam power i very daslrakl. location. Appjr to OKOUilK WHKAD A CO.,J7o Centre at. I" o'fTNTO I,KT-wlth steasa "power nf-nt and J oar buildlngi built expreisly fur light i water water closets on each floor i steam hnbttnii two luo borse bMteri, running Ta) UnHra nut or esc i li. J, T. PIIKji TON. g7. JO. aaiUI Hole at. 'Ml Pit INT rTltM. 3 Ions with ileum power. eac'T 1. ronialnlng eight wlndowa-llie uppernne two large skyllgnts in addition no bolter location ror Irsnaie... Iradet work to the waole amount of the rsnl win be Kuarsnice I lo the occupant. Addrei-s p O. box 4.1 3, 'J O LKT LAItOU DA8RMKNT, with lir.mednle poeressioni ft flue, large, airy baiemeni, steam heated. IUNaaustlntheSuu Uulldlng, For totmi apply al TIIE BUN PLBI.1CATION OKHIK. fl'O i.r.T flmo'iienl. foarlh.aud Ofth floor' 3ix3 X fret.lu gl.30.and .tl Whlirhill it.. conuncted tir hatchway, iiitlahle f r lUlil maaulaclnnng bunneisi will De altered to still teianti real uioderatot a,io o Ulcus to rent. Apply at D Pearl it fl'O l,KT PFnll and-liquor itore. Th" I "ng-rwrett-I mhed itore. 3H3 Uroadway, oppoilte 'e'miKiiiuo Hotel, al present occupied py Mr. Iliunai'. Apply to f ly'HKDIIICKs A CO.SO Ilioaaway. 'I'll I.KT-lne upper part of houae, 13 Allornny it., 1 to a small American laaiily Apply at tue base ment door. "I'll l.iTANi:-3 Iou on 7lh aiTrwIlh bulldlug, (jr I aale clioap. Inquire at 300 Wcit Sdlb it. 1,1 A NI'l,r,TAN NT., between Prince and 't'i- Honston lo let. front aad rear huirs, to. cslheror separately i larae sure and cellar amiable for grocer, butcher, baker, builder, or liquor ds il -r. M D. I.ANDY,8H Uroadway. nr n fllnncal liutrunuats. BKAI TIPUI, rosewood piano, 1. Oreat bar giin i eveiy lnurorenieut. J illDDLK, It Amity II.. near Broadway. BF.A I'TII'III, rosewood piano, IH j 7-oetaie, over" irungi great bargalna, UOIIDON, IWi illeeckar St., near Macdougal, UlANONi Malodeona, and Oriiaos, of new and L beantlml styles, of different makers, at lower prices for caih or monihty tiiatailsnmu. or for rent, at Vi AThltS'S. 4B1 liroadway.thancan be found elsewhere. (1 IVO'lANOFOItTKIodern atvle andTnv Tl L 4 fF provrmsntsi perfect order, llool and cover, Jul bird St., near Vdav. plistfllnittons. 1.'()lt NAI.F. cheap, ledger and Journal, over COO nages each i have not heon used i owner has uo uas lor them. Addrcii LKDUKII, box 111. Sun office. I.'lllt AI,l'.-78 horaei al alia i yellow pine, newt ciioi and boxei, I'AlOh'S. Spring and Wrstats. f I'KX AN canned heef In plecos and chopped, A inn I plr Juit rcceiiod by the New Yora an 1 rexm llcci Prtaerviiig Uniupaay tlormeriy of gld it I, 14 Cedar sl II.S of all ileicrlptlons for ladloa aud genilenmu 4 4 best make and lowest prices In America N. Ill I.MKH tfoitnrrly with Dihblce), Wl Cm av., abovn Sl -i t- N II A splendid slock of theatrical wigiou band and tor hire. -I "fJilitalioiiS StTlautifi. A I'll PVCII centleman or rxpurlmce. speaklnr ui'iiii in an 1 Kngiiih, li looklog lor n aiuulioit as ca.hier, bimkkueiier. orbHlosin.in iu a busiuei. where he i-oii'ii take slier ;o ir mi iuti rest of a low thousiud dohari. Addicts h. u., H him it A 41 AN and wife nlsli a siuationon a firni 'llio Mite to do houiewoi l, the mail lo it wo:l: on the ruin AddrrMur tall at Yiusiiiiiti sl.. Wnliam-hiirin, Miw orU. ono door on Meoi.ei av. JiHIN HIPPKV. HA VA It IAN PICNIC HAND tlluudsi Jun"a7 rlv d li "in Hi i many, oiler their scrnici lo oil kinds o p.irin-i ami in.li. 1II.IIKL, Leader, 33 lb etor it New York. Fl'O PHI VrritN.-Two iomp.i i wuti aiiua" I. tiuus hi j to,,. muntry ip wsapn oldie. Ad ire.i JNill c Duo lOih av New York. 'I'D I'LI'.TIIII'ltN and tai fliten.-A v lUrTI man M wants u aitiiftiiou to dolobuing, Addiussb. W., box ill, tun omce. l'AIIMMI inanulaoturers. A practicoi varuian 4 luaki r wants ton ake lucon Japan, bet and ci.rnn. (i.l usaltiod. Alio, boil and cUsaptat other klmls or iaaas aaa TiruUh, Addxtu YAJWlflU, box 1W, Sua aiwittirurdf. SaaTiias-jaa-a'laSVrSirfSlsS'PastSPss GBAD to "t-eiViri',, -.PKCTACtTLAR KVKNT. ITU! Uur. 6 AIMBO K as K I) FEHOZA. II K (I rEItSINl o I as I K KAMI. N TIIE KNTirtK TftODPIi 3 K AFFKAIL K THE ELEPftANT "TtlSUF." AIUKKH CIIAItaKlt. "AI1DALLAII.'' FKMAI.K DIIUM COUPS. (1IIAND AMAZONIAN FESTIVAL POrULAh CONOKHTS KVKIIY HUNDA Y KVENINO IIY Nl.NTII IIKOIMKNT HAND. MON'DAT-lleappearanre ot the nnrtvallrd OHAND OPKItA TIUUBK DALLKT TKOUPK. GtllANI) OPF.lt A IIOI'NK. I illy (leueiil Dequesi) A MA1INKK. Performance of Offenbach's Popular Work, LA PKIIICIIOLK. R-iTUIIDAY. MAHCII la, AT t. P. M. tA rP.niCHOLh, Mile. AIMBK WAIiliACK'S,,. 44 Ptoprieuir. and Manager. ...Mr. Lester Wallack. NOVKLl Y AND VAIUKT Y. THIS (Friday) F.VKN1MI, March 17, MAIIIIIKIi LIFB. Messrs. oit.nr.nT, fisiiku, sioDiiAnT. kino- OiiI.H. LANAOAN, Meidsmes IIAIIHY, UEtlMON, Mfc1 4 STA 1 Kit, SKFTON, IILAIHDKLIi. BATUHiIAT MAT1NKK. Brongham's spsrkllnr Comedy, IIOMACK AND IlKALllY. SATUItDAY NlOllf OLIt-t. v it II reapectiully announced that these will be tbe final performances ot thtilpl-nold series of playa. In conse quence of aoproschlng novelties, Due notice will be given of tns production of Itobert son's last Comedy. lllltl II.- YAIil.AC'H.'N.-MAHNKF, 4 4 March W. a IK P.M.. Brongham's Cnmedy. ituMANCK ANT) TtKAl.tTT. 4(l(lTIl'8 TIIKATUK. LAST WEEK, and LAST NIOflT bnl 0N8 "Mt'Ctl ADO AIHIUTN'OTIIINO." EVLRT hVKNINO AND SATUItDAY MATINKB. Principal characlera by Mesara. EDWIN 11DOTII. I.AWIIR.SCH nAUItKTT, J. II. McVinKP.lt. SIIF.IIlbAN. ANDKIUON, FKNNO, Mti tames PATEMAN and SKLDKN, SATUItDAY NIQIIT, LAST NIQHT OP MUCH ADO AUOUT NOTIIl.NU. Scan secured tlx days In advance. Monday. MAnrn vl will be produced pnakespeare's Tragedy oa? -OTIIKLUO." QI.YMPIt' TIIKATUK. OIIEAT SUCCta orrtt. I c or rui II rigiOD. K 1. I P. ll O. I..RICIII'.I.IKU-F(IX. Every evening until further notice. MAllNKhS WEDNESDAY AND SATIIRDAT. SPLENDID HC'KNhKY. COltl'LK TK COSTUMES, APPHOI-KlA rK APPOINT 'I KNTS, M AON'IFICKNT MUSIC. STKIN4VW HAI.I..-MI.LK. NILSSO. MAX 1 HAKOnCII respecilully announces to the public thai Mile. CIIKISI'INA NldsaON will, on her retnmDom the moit luoccsafol concert tourney on record, give in New York (INK GKANl) MI.SSON MATINEIt. TO-MOftltllW (HATUIIDA4'), MAHCII l, AT 1 P. M. Mle CIIIIHTIXA NILSSON will be supported by Miaa ANN1K LOUISR CAUY, UlllONOLL VKIUlKll, and VIKUXTKMPS. Tbe (Irand orchestra, nnder the direction of MAX MAKKT7.KK andSlg. TtO-ONL ON WKDNKSDAY KVF..HINO. March 71, at 8 P. M., LAST UHANP N1LS-0N L'OSCKItT, Oenrral admlsalon, W 1 reserved aests to the Mat inee, f I extra. Seals for Wednesday's Concert, 4 and f I. according to locat'oo i can be had at Bleluway Uall, 114 Uroad ar. and hchtrmer-a.701 flroadway. THIS I'.Vr. IMI (FIlIDAYl, MAHCII 17 IinOOKLTN ACADEMY. MLLK. NILS&O.N IN THE UISSIAH. VSH VOIlll (JlltCUN. lllh it. ,4 il. I.KM .....u-v Director. MAIINKKd WKIi-sKSDA Y AND SATUllDAY A V i. hVr.HY NKIIIT AT 8. uoitulous ii1iiuax1) knt11hh, ullk. caiiolim; uolland, TUP. tINHI VALT.KD DABKUACK hUUEalltlP.NHD. ar.OR(lKDON'ALD. TIIK CHAMPION DAnKIIACK SOM hips MILT ntDBH. IIATTOIITK LKAITJ. Acroballr, Athletic and Oymnaatie skill, HCAU IIPCI. HOIVSM.PONII'a. o- I 1NA KIIWIN'N TIIKATIIK. Li CO.ITlMlhD HUCCIi S3 OP TIIK LINIIAHHS. (WII.I.IAH IIOIIACR) (ALICE IltlNSINll.J (UICKIK.I LAST MUIITS OF DAVY'S I.OVK" DAVID OAItniCU ....UEOKUK C. DON1TACE. MATINEg SATnitD V AT 4 O'CLOCIC, MONDAY KVKNIMI, MAHCII a, KNTIHI CHA UK OF HILL. WUIHI'fi "HCMF.ll-tt. 14 hveir en nlnir andSalnrdav matinee, OL1VKU DilUD UYHON. Al.-P()s TIIK CONTINENT. ACUiSS TIIK CON TIN K. IT. nneAT buccrs. 8TAHTL1NO KFKK'I'n. NhW SCENKltT. -uAIINre. lOIHV AT J P. M, Ml. PATittl'K'S DAY. K. I HA rKUFOIlllA.NCB. Ilnrlrsqne nf I.I'CIIS rl A UOKUIA. coiiieitlcits. a rem .-TH .4 4 .NIIllTIILATltl'- 0 iJili WUKK. AND 1AST BUT ONE. OF Last M.llaee but nne. Saturday. SARATOGA. V Monday next, Uncni of nr. JAMES I.KWIS. VIUI,()'S OA It II KN. i LAI nUiHTR OF THU 1ILACK CKOOK. NEW ANT) STIIIItlN'O ATI HACTIONS. APPCAII4NCK OK TIIK nUNNKLI.S FAMILY. IHIItTKRNIII WkKK OF TIIK M AJILKI.NK. TIIK SKAlF.ltS, TIIK 8IKUII1STS. AND ALL THE OHAND I'f.AltlllKJ. MATIN KR hATUHDAY, AT IK O'CLOCK. Fl'OXY PANTO jt'N Ol'i: It A HOlfNK. JL nr. PAIItll'R'n DAY. 8T PATDII'K'ri IIA 4'. TWO OLOHKH'S PK.HKOItMANCKS, AF TKHNOON AT IK, AFTP.UNOON AT JK. IMMENSE HtlllDAY KN rKHTAINMENT IK1SII DHAMA.SIINIIS AND SPOItrsOP lld'.LAND TONY CASIOIt-H QHKAT COM tllN A ridl INTHBIIKbT PIUIOKAMMK OF TtlK YEAlt. BAN r-'UANCIHCO 41N-1Tlti;iTH. t3 I'.KOAD 11 WA -4.UKAT SUCCKSH. IIOllbKS I HOWDKD NIOIITLT. 1IIKCH, 4VAMIIOI.D. IIKRNaRI). A IIACKUH'SSin Pranclteo Mlnilrels, The Isrgrit com- any in the world. In nswsougi, dances, eoccatrte acts, 0. List but Iwo of the season 01 LKS UltlOANDS. It YANT'N NK4V OPKIlAlitHIHI!. Sd st, Iirlwreu tlh an j 7lh ays. (ILOHIOUH TltlUMI'll. Hltll.LlANr HUCCSSSOr 1'MK NEW TKHI'LK OF AMUSKMHNf. HItOADVVAY IINIIP.ItfilUIUNII ItAII,. WAV fco Uroadway. cor Warren, (Joan 10 10 i. 7 HI'lllltM Klt'N NI'W cTltCULATlNO MUSIC T. LlllKAIIY -.outlining over 10 000 niun'irn nf In strumental ami vue-il music. Fur further parttculsrs call or ind for clnularp. O S( III KklKlC, 701 Ur.iadwai. Iiupnrter and puolinsr or Musle. JTettntta. -lOOPPIt I'NION Free Saluiday Lee lures for the V Peopiy. al S P.M. precisely. In the Ureal Hall. Saturday. March 19, Ihe lectur-will be delivered by Jai. 11 Ilodiikln, ksq. on Work, Weather, and Weillh.- TKkels grails at the Otrlce and Heading lloom. AllllAM S. HKWITT. Wee, s -i i a J5 oai jmfj SotjTrrik 1 PP.4V mecliamoa and olheis can obtain good l board and comfortable rooma at 13 per week, gas East tlst St., belwsen id and id ava also, a tur nhad room. AFR4V young men can have good board and pleas eat rooms In a small couiloriabio boarding hque, wheie only a few boarders are Kcpl. Apply at 237 West 17th st, AFF.W geoilemea can have good board, with pl.aiant ioouis for Si .a) a weeki single bedei ao moving in May. Heat West 33th it. A Is A HUB room 10 let. with board, to three or i four giuiie in or ladles i also, a small room, at it uoovvrnwur aL AN KNOi.Ibll family caa accommodate! 4 men or ladies with a nice bams and board. If Cnruto pner sl A -TWO stsady men can have good board, single bee l, home coinfurti. at ItCMsdlionsi. rermi.tJ. AWI0O4V lady rioni Kimland can accommodate a lew amtlomen wilh board, SI Canal it. Terms 13. Al'KW yourg men can be accommTdTted "witb" good board and comfortable rooms ai 300 W.20th it. Al'P.W gentlemen aud ladles can be accommodated wltn board alio comfortable btds at U llko St. AFKtV men can bo accomiuodated w lib." board al 2 Sih it., corner llowery, HIIA It IMNd-Orntlenien who desire hoard with 'oomi and an eitelleui laUe, p.eaie call at il He tcli ll. Terms and 13.3), H!Al,!-,,f "'"'berry it near Orand tslnirle roou a V3oJoujlo ruoiiisji day boar ,ers IJJ) 'OOII IIOAIll',sTngH7"be-ls, 3" ulo mau and VI vim sud two )oung Iadiei i luriili led rooms rem r;l I re-ytiOls Uruii. ja Pearl it Prauklta Square llolnl. O (1KNTI,I'.4I FN ran be accoiunidii I suli (noil m room mhU or wllbuul board. W3 He try It lo llighta up. UCj I ANiriVJ per week A-few" yo uig men i-'l'silWcau butu build un 1 pKaaaut looms, gil eniy it. yosi nnti &Dinb. ...:.,:J IONTOur promissory nolo lor 4C 4M 30. due May J IS, it'll, lo tins old. i i. Jdiiuilltrl, payable al Cen tral Nat, Dank ot -i'w ol.. pamen of wntrh has been Hopped. I IPiShNIIAlM A CO., Pltlibutgh. L ONT Near J.nsy L.t tirry, docuni.ut marked uaUismailosI billiard gains, by E. 11., U, B. N.l I ,1 L ii i iu j at (a ats si, ri'u6un, CIIARLES A. DANA. Editor. THE DAILY SUN, M A TEAR. A preeminently readable newipipsr. with the targin clrcnlatloi In the world. Tree. Independent, and fear less tn politics. All the news from every whers. Two cents a copy I by mall, 30 cents a month, or I! a yeas. lURDOLLAIt WEEKLY SUX. A KF.WSPAPKft OF TUB PIIKSENT TIME INTENDED Tort PEOPLE NOW ON EARTH, Including Farmers, Mechanics, Merchants, Piotenlonal Men, Workers, Thinkers, and all Manaer of Honclt Folkn and tb Wives, Soni, and Daughtcriof all inch. ONLT ONE DOLLAR A YEAItl ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR 114, Or kit than One Cent a Copy. Let there be a $14 CluS al every Ton Ofaca. THE SEMl.Tf EEKLT 6 UN, A TEAR, of the same Hie and general character as TUB WKKFf. LT, but with a greater variety of mlsceltancons read mg, and fnrnUhlog the news to Ha anbtcNbers wtlk greater freihoeia. becauielt oouee twice a week la stead of ones only. Ttmis to CLtrni. TIIE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUN. Five copies, one tear, separately addrcned, Fooa Dollars. Ten copies, one year, separately addreisel (and an ex tra copy to the getter up of club). Kioiir lKibi-iis. Twenty copies, one year, separately addressed (and aa extra copy lo the getter ap ol club), Firracw Dot.tias. Fifty copies, ont year, to one addrras (and the Semi Weekly one year to getter un or club), TmaTT-Tuaaa Dolls as. Fifty copies, one year, separately addressed (and the Beuil-YI i eskly one year to getter up or clnb), TataTT-riva Dollar. One hundred copies, one year, tn one adgreas (and Las Dally lor one year lo tne gaiter up ot club). Firry Dot Aaa. One hundred rnplea, one year, separately addressed (and Ue Dally for one year to the getter up of club), Sixti Dollars. THE SRMI WKKKI.T 80N. Five copies, one year, separately addried. KtonT Doll ins. Ten copies, one yesr, separately addressed land an itra copy to getter np of clab), Bixtriv Dollars. BEND TOUIl MONET In Post Office orders, eheesi, or drafls oa New Tork, wnenevereonvenlenL If not, then register the letters cootaleing monev. Address I. w. ENGLAND. Publisher. Son oHoe. New York. PQTII yieKAIllsS-ND't IIOOKNTomt. TUT V7 Uroadway, near ltd st. There you will Dad all the new booaa of (he day, and all the aiaodard works, aad alsecaeice Knclish.Frencn. and Scolca lutloaarr. gintlior JJpltctJ. "Cll JOHNSTON AUCTroNIlKIU omce and Salesroom, 37 Nsaiau IL, Opposite the I'oil omce. MOItTOAOKB'8 SALE OF TIIE SPN BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE. By JOHNSTON A VAN TAS9ELI. By virtue or a chattel mortgage execnlod by Albert Tusch snd George M. Taikcr to the Bon Trlntlng and Publishing Association, dated the lit day of March, isno, and duly tied In the ofBca of the Register of tbe connty of Kings, upon which default bas bsen mads. Mosul. JOIlNsroN A VAN TA&3ELL will sell at pub lic auction, on Monday, the SOlh day of March. 1371, ai li o'clock, noon, at the Sun Job Printing OuTce, la Ibe city of New York, tbe property mortgaged, consisting or the printing press ce, machlncry.fnrnlture, type, sigua, belt lug, shafting, Ac, of lha bun Steam Job Printing House, together with the good will of the aald Job printing establishment with the appurtenances. The full par ticulate of Ihe property and lar mi of sale lo be ascer tained Irum 1. W. Kngland, Sun PtibliCailoa UlUce. Dated New York, March, 1871. W1LLAUD BART LETT, Attorney fur Mortgagee. 4 IsLKN II. SIINI'.II. A0TIo"iTkT, ft. bAl.Kell.linl.i. Id CIlAMUKHi AM) 71 HKAI1K HTS. ALLEN B. MINER A UUUTUIsit will sell at auction TUESDAY. Jilt, WEDNESDAY, tid, and TUUIiSDAT, ttl Marel, sl tbe UNION PLACE nOTF.L. N. K. corner Broadway and 1(1 sl. UNION MM' A UK eoninirnclng ai I0H o'clock each day. TIIK KsrillK FUKNITUHK OF AflUVK WkLL KNOWN IIOThL. withuut reaerve, as lha buildlna is lo be altered, couprtsloa atiout 130 rooms, all of wbich is tonne order, and consl.ls of Ilt)KWOOD, HI.ACX WAI.MJT. and MAIIOllANY PAHLOlt. 1IKDHOOM, and DININO KOOM FUHMTUltK. ibe principal part of which waa made lo order bv NKWHOUbK and (iTHKItllK.sr Lit V MAKKItsi VKLVKT. lag UllUS-8K1-H, and INOIIAIN UAHI'P.rs tn tine order. tilltRoltS In out and Ulaek Walnut names, of the Lest FIlKNCU PLATJC, for mantles, piers, and ova a lu great variety of site, KOSKtiOOD PIANO, by YIUll CKSTKIt. In fine order. SILK IIROCATKI.LK and CLOTH Cl'RTAINS, and LAMHKKQl'lNS. Maltriiios and Bedding, all ol hen nalr, made to order, for double, y, and itnele beoi t also, combined iprtng and bur mauri-ises. ULAN KKT8. CJUIl.ll, CoT'NlAliPAN'FS, MIKKTS, P1L LOWH. CAbM.TOIVKLB. NAPKINS, and otner linen in variety, with chamber crockery. At. U DINING ROOM e'llllNlTNItK, silver i-laled ware, uuiioal new. Cutlery, china, alas. ware. AcnAc. OAS ITXTt7itKS in variety 1 lt.es and liquors, an assortment e.f finest quality, selected eipresslv, and cousuiinc of tiran.lv. Hum, Uin, Sherries, port. Madeiras. Carets, anl llocki ol nue vtntif c.wim bar and bar futures, aud other content! of bariooiu. KIICIIKN FUHN1TUHK and UTENSIL-, ana LAUN DRY furniture. UNCLAIMr.D IIAIKIAITK-A quan tity of trunks, for account ol whom It may concern, to pav cliaisjea. All or wblch wftl be aold without reserve aa above. Will. WITTKlfs. Auctioneer, sells this day st'i o'clock, at 134 Canal itn the furultdre Ac, ot a large house t 75 lo rat) carpeu. Ac iltn 0003, CP 11 1 Ml HTYlsKH HICHMllND PRINTS. Ladles about buying their spring CALICOES will nnd the latest and tn. al taitcful deilgu In theie standard goods. Aakforthe RICHMOND PRINTS. $ousr. utnijjjiug. Fi uniti.uk. nKn;;N:o; cahpkts. AT O'rARRhLI.'H, aoo sril AV., CORN Kit (IF 4)1 It -r. PAY.ME.NT1 1 AKKNWi;KKLY OU MONTHLY". I ?lllt.MTUHKs carpets, and beddliii at very low l-iiiea tor caila, or barter, or on weekly or mucthly paymtuti.at It. M C0WPERTIIWAI1'S133 Chatham SL 1lt KJK 1150-lloua enold oulSl of a linsll iaiaiiy. i fa-IPth it. VV'V.KKI.Y OK .4IONTHI.Y PA V.4IP.NTN. vv tarpeu, furniture, bedaiug. Act prices tower than any huuie in me city. DBAI.Y ft CUNNINOIIAM, Sj3dav near ,'lih a t. nltnncm. MP.NIA ali.niftAUY-AMENlA N. yT for both sexrt. Term besins April o, S. T. FHOaf. A. M.. Principal SBtr5J?',- AFACT.-Pror. MARS tells Ue very mind at first light Ladles and gsnta, rnniti t mm at ouce ami you will have no diaappoinl-ncnt lu marriage or am tindeilftklnin. and health, wealin. good lack and Ion-" life. He reveals uielnl snd womfeious lecreta in all builneps. and to marry the one you with immediately. No Jl Tnlrd av .near Twelfth il iucenUiolt. AIIONA, PIDKieveain daughter that ihowi like neaa, tells namea aad causes miniates, is Mailamo M IM East Houston al, below lit av 30o i uo genu. s 4 1 s A I It V O Y A N C K.-M us Ll IT IF. FOVVLKII, fa. V'mona tueiilcal a.td buunina clntrvoyant late of rirtdgrport, Honrs. 10 A. M till P. M. JU him sl. Ladloa, Hi genu, li MADAM PORT Kit, Meereti.-Tho ben id the world t consult her to r everything. TJ 9th sv, near lllhaL Fee, ittc. to 30c, No geuts. Lucky numbers. MADAM 44'ATTH, only reliable colored "aTtrnii osil,lill W!H,Ui aL, rrr, between Blh and tub avs, I OOK'llKUK I-No bnmbug.-MalTllt)S.H tells J everything, name of one vou marry sndol visitor, oau.es speedy inarrlaees, briut-s tmretner tboie long set stated, never falls lo Incky numbers, confidential lc(iera written. 13D West Slat SL, bel-aeen Uioadway and 7m a v, MADADIK I() K, forltine-'elier prrirt I, tisit, luturu. Ii7 vtb av oor. mm it. Pee, .3c aiidiv. MA l A 41 K JON I'.N, Fortune reiier?ins hii no equsl, 31 -Thompson IL Liilm, Wc geuls, ll, ?Ptbitnl. t 1,1, NPPCIAI. DlrsKAHKN cured In the i-iort-A r. t pussiole lime no UcluullOU Hon busiaesl, II vein aueeesaful pl.etice reir.aucces y,Mi j,, tf,ei, t., New Tork, I,l7 NPHt'l A l l)INP.NF.N and ladiea in trouble goiiittiil jet liiimudi.ttu relief. Nonce .No fies unul pcrfi-' liy satislled 1 Dr. Ahi H t: It. Amity place, Laoreni it. lata Special Diseases Ladiei and gent orrnn In iruublei.'O years' eii'Crlouee In I'm Han mlllinry tiospli.tli, A successful cure inside (3 liours, oi nu ice. li us million tree Dr.JMI.VVKl IS, p,i lileee.kei it. I 4 It. I,KVN. aullii r of Medical Companion am itu oe hi H -alih, olieri reitorai 'n to the deoili tateil and diiea-ed. oriy yeaie" pniate ptactlco. 7 Utaihst., New i or I A I) I F.N lu trouble guaraute d n imedlale renei or J no 1c rooms lor l.idiea beioro and dating coofltio-nie.it- Dr WtSf III Weal lOihsi, near llrJiidwav. I r-(, lll.l'.KCUKIf NTs Is Dr. II.Mllllli')a'oT 1 1 if He i al spcual ulseaius curud Inl mediately i cumullailoai al all 'iiiuri, t I K 154V A It llfor any raieTr ipeola; ip L.4 I lUiliieaie which Dr. Ilioiisu's Golden Rem eJiii fill to cure, alio rheuuiaiiim, debility, Ac, lioso-t liotas tal. Coniultailoasfree. A lit. iUCUAotDS, t YulCk SR. JSuirmVtmu artb SatUraH I IJIIli- RAII.WAY.-TRAINS LAKOKrijp7 I ll loot ol Chambers it. and root or 73d it as rellewaT il THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVKOIIAMflKltl V ST. AT I A. M., 11 A. Un IM P. M., AN I I P DAILY, LKAVK -DSTjATl-O A. M., 10:13 A. M AN 3 3:13 AND 3:41 P. H, DAILY, NEW AND IMl'IHIVkn DltAWlAOROOM COA(!IIK. ACOOMPAN4 Til hi A. Vt. 4 KAIN THItOt.'GII TOIIUFFALO,C(INNePr INI) AT IIOHNKI.USVILI.K WITH M AnNtFlCKSI BI.KRPING-COAUIIKS Hl'NNINO rilRDUIIII Til CLEVELAND AMI (IALION. BLKEI'INn-CllACIIKI ACCOMPANY 1HK II A. M. TRAIN FROMRUSUI'b IIANNA TO HUFFAt.O. TIIK3:30P.M. TRAIN Fllotl N KW OliK TO Ht FFAU), AND TIIK t P, M. TRAIN FROM NhW YORK TO .IlORNKI.LMVILLK, IlW. tikMiwwntft uan km,o,u;t ror Port Jervli and 4Vav, tjm P.' M. (3d st 1:11 p, it i .Foi Ml.ldlciownand ay at -1:30 P M. (11 at.. at 3.1 P.M.) i nnd, Hundsis onlv,Snq A ll.p.llit 4:I1a.m.i lot Otuillla and Wsy at sJ A.M. (IM it, 'ai i-oe N.wbnrgh and 4Yav at! A. M,3.JJ. and 1:31 P. M. (lid it. ,8-14 A t .'..13, and 1:13 I' M.) i or Snflrn nnd Wiiv.3 and! P, M, (Ol st g-13 anl rtl.i P.M.) '1 nc aire Train, lit) P. M. (d st,',Lii For Peterson and Way, from Md tt Depit at g-it n-43. and 11:13 A. M.t 1:C, .1 lV1:l',.nd P. M. Fro,! lumbers MDenot at 6:U and 1) A. M.I 14 Ma "1:0, i, ror HsckenVack and Itlllidate, from Mil st Depo i f:i4 A. M.t and 17-13, 3: IS, 1VI3,3-I3. andtf-:l"P.M. FrnTs (hanibcrssLDepot.il A. 31. and 1, i, 13:13,1, and ti. II 'For Plermont, Nyack, Tallma.ni and War, from 341 it. Depot, at P-.13 A.M.i H.3, tts, 4.U, .1:13, and ttlll'.tl, snd palurdais only 111:13 P M. From Chsnibersst. Depot, st AMI US). tJKJrt, 4.13. 4:30. 3:13, aad ri M.and salurdavi onlr tu nudnunu Tickets tor passage and lor Apartments tn Drawitr. Poom and sleeloc Coachca csn be Obtained, and otdrs for the checklog and tranfjr of liar jare mar ne left at the Company's offices. 111. S!t, and 337 llroadwav i tt Chambers St.. 9 Greenwich n.l corner ICtn it. an t 31 av .llarlemt ftlFnlton at llrookivnt Deoots fool of Chambers at. and foot of M it.. New Yorki I F.tchingi place, and lmg Dock Depot, Jer.cy City, and of las Agents al tbe prlnctpal hotel. IM. II, BAItlt. General Panenger Agent i I, D. Rcckrr General Buperlniendenl, December 1950. Dally. tFor nackensaekonly. 4For Plermont ami Nyscg only. j T 044' fare lo Albany and Troy, only 94 cents, steam J era ot lha Albany and Troy Line, Vanderhlior rotineetiettt. d illy satnrdies exes-.tel. al I p. 31. a from pier It, N. II.. foot of Spring or Charlton it

Sbippmo. NCIIOlt LINK 1'ANrlAUK TICKKTH, lo and from any Railway Station In Great Britain, frs land, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Holland; Belgium, and the United Statea, by steamers lilting ."a "lowest CURRENCT BATF.S. Also. Drallalor any amouni. liENDErtsoN nnoTiikns, 4 Bowling Green. IJMIIC I.IVF.UroOls ANDQIIKKNr4T04V.N. Ibman Line o Royal Mall Steamers ars apoolulig to ssil ai loliows rii) ol llrui-elP. Saturday. Msrcl 14, at 3 P. tt.. Cltv ol uuhllu IV iiallfai, lueeday, Maich it, I Cltv ir'lnd in.Sstnrdir, March S3 all A. M. City or w asionctnn. 6ainrdiy. April 1. at i f. M. and each sncceeding Saturday and ailerons Tttesdifc from Pier 13, North lliver. RATES Or rASSAOra rirstCibln 413 told bteeraae f-k) cerrencf Paaieogers alio forwarded to Antwerp, Rotterdam Sweden, Norwav, and Denmark, at rednced raise. 1 1ckets can be oouahl here at moderate rates by per- 1 sons wlinma to send for their rrlenda. I vt runher In onnillon apply at Ihe Company's offlce. t JOHN U. DALh, Ageni. 13 Uroadway. New York. J NAT.lo.v.j(iLBAU sjiMtfJiy: UtANCK, lho.i s.iu. Biturdav, March 11. it 1-30 1 M 'j HOLLAND 1 nomas, ba'.urday. March 03. at a A. M. i abin paissge 73 and KB currency V Steerace. .IJncorrency Pripitd ileeiaito ttckelitroini.iserpool.ijurenilown, Lnnd ibderry. pn.l Glugow.t.X! currency, rur rnrrher Information applv at the Company's, J ofhees, Ullroalway. P. w. J. HURST, Manager. JubQr jlotitti. A CKIUI'Olt ATION NOTICK.-Pnoilc notlesIs 6 t hereby a, veil to ibe owner or owners, occupant or J occnpaaip, of all bouiee and lots. Imptoved or nun- 1 proved lands, aflrcted theretiy. that the followlag as- ll sessments h.ve been completed.and are lodged in the office ot Iho ib.ard of Asacaiora for examination brail persons Interested, vix.i I. For lay! ig Belgian ptvenient In Stily-lhtrdetrrt't, between 1 htrdand Lexington aveuues. For layln Belgian pavement In Fifteenth llrect, between P.ighlh and Ninth avenues. A For lujin iie.gian pavement la Fori) Ont tircct, between Fourth and Madison avennca, 4 -For laying llobblu's put-menl In Forty-clghtk street, between Fifth aud hlxlh avonues. 3,-Fnr Sagtlug wcsterlvside of fcecond avenue.be tweeo Thlrtv-eiahth and Thlnr-ntnth streets, 4 For setting ruin aud gutter, and flirglng Seirniy-sscoudiireet, between second and Third ave nues. 7 -For setting curb and gutter, and nagging north, can corner ot ktarton and Prince itrref. n.-For setting curb and suiter, aud flagging lo front of Noi. X and J3 WcstThlrternin street. I For laying crosswalk across Fourth avenue, st thi acrtherly midsection of Eighteenth itrect. 10 For loving cmaawaW acr ias Fourtn avenue, at the southerly interaecilon of Eighteenth stteet. II. Foi laylngerosawalif across Forty-third itrect, al tbe northei ly intersection ol becot-d avennr. U For laving crosswalk from aonthraat to south. I wut corner of lourlrenm itreet and Fourth aveiue. 13,-For laying croiswilk oppoilte No. 213 East Broadway, II -For laying r -oaswalk opposite No, 171 Oreea- It wlcn street. L 13. For laying cro walk opposite No. i Hoon 1 street. g it. For laying crosswalk opposite No. il Woosier H itrect. r! II -For laying ctosswatk oppoilte No. TU Bait Ninth i itreel. 4 18. For laytrg rrosiwalk al the northerly Intcricc- Hon of King and West itreets, For laiing crosswalk from northeast to north writ corner of Greenwich and Vesey atrreta. SO. For laylug crosiwalk across Malison itrect, at Intersection t New llowery and Rooaeveli street. 21 For laying crosswalk ecrois Firil avenue, at saulherly side ot tie Hundred and Tenth atreel. Tne limits embraced by such aaeesimoTl include alt the iever.il houits and Iou of ground, vacant lots, pieces and parcels of land. situated oo 1. Both aides ol siilr-inird atrcet. Irom Third to L-t, Inaton avenue, to the extent of half tba block on thi Intersecting streets llloUi il.lea of Fifteenth street, from Eighth td Ninth avenue, lo the extent of half the block on Ibe la temciLig streets. 3 llom sides of Forty tint strrel, from Fourth to Msaiion avenue, to tho extent of half Ue block on tns jlererlir.ir uree-.s 4 Uoinsidia of rorty-elghlh street, from Firth 1 B:xlh avenue, lo ibe eitem of halt the bloc oa lbs lu teisccttug aireets, 5.-1 he westerly side or second avenue, from Thirty clgbtn to Tnirty-iilnth street. a. itoin udea or Bcvenij-eecond itrect, from Secoal to Third avenue, 7. Tbe nnnncapt corner ot Marlon and Prince streeti, e. Tho properly known as Nos.M and 3d West Thir teenth street. v rhe north side ot Eighteenth itreet, commencing at Fourth avenue and running easterly and weslerli half tbe block tnercirom, and both tides of Fourth aio- i cue, between Kiiihteentti and Nineteenth itreoii. 10 Theiouth side of Fourleeulh street, commenclsl at Pouith avsune and running eanerlv eat westerly half the block therefrom, and both ildes ot Foortl avenue, betueen Seventeenth and Eighteenth streeti, 11 The north side of Fortv-intrd itreot. between First and Third avenues, and botb sides of Beooud aieuue. from forty-third to Forty-fourth ilroot, U. "1 lie soiiih side ol Fourteenth itrect. betweeg Broadway and t bird avenue, and both ildoi of Foutll avenue, irom Thirteenth lo Fourteenth meet. IT-IIM h sides or East Broadway, between Cllnloi and Jefferson itiee a 11. Ihe.oiun side of Dey street, between Chnrrl 1 and Wasiiiiigtoii itrceti. and boltt sides of Ureenwlcl suect. between Dei and Corllandl street!. I t. Boih ildt-i of Hudson street, from Canal toSprlni itreet. IG. llutli ildcsof Wousler itreet, trom Canal toGraal street, U.-Botli ildes of Ninth itreet, from Avenue CU Aienue I). IK. Ibe north line of Klnc street, from Wsihlnztoi to Wen street, and the easterly side of Wen ureei from King lo llouilnu meet IV, Ihe portbcr.y side ol Vosey itreet. front Churob to Washington street, anl both tides of Urernwici itreet, Irom Veiey to llsrclay street. 20 Ihe louilierly side of Roosevelt street, from Chatham to Mention street, and both sides of Madisos street. Horn Kioioiell lo chestnut street. il TLe southerly sine of One llundied and Tentl street, commencing at 1 tret avenue aud ruuninx eat erly and we-trr. y half tne block th. rcfnra andhilh Ides of First avunne. commencing at Ouo Hu'idrM and Tenth itrect and runumg southerly half tho blool Iherelroin. All persons whose Intereiti are sffecte 1 by tho above, named a eismeuti, and a ho are oppoaod to the same, or either ot them, ate requosle-i to preaout tnelr object tloni.in writing, to Richard I weed, Chairman ol t:n ll'iarduf Assr on. at their office 19 Chatham ilreit. within thirty days Irom mo dale of this notice. Itlt'llAltll TWKKD, 111(1 MAS II AS1P.N, IIYI.R MYERS, FRANCIS A. BAND. Board of Asscs-ors Office of Hosrdof Alienors, New York, Mareii n t-"L i I tgnl JqlittJ. (rPIIK4IK COI'IfP.-ln tho mailer of Ihe apnik sl catfou ot luc Mayor, Aldrrmeu, and t'ommounlii of the ("lly ol New 4 ork. relative to the al.teuing anl ttralghtemng of Itroalway, tu'tneen Tn'rlv-fotirtl tteet an 1 1 irti-nlnth street, and alii the making is that part of Broad ar between Thlity secoal aireel and Tmrt) nilh strrel, and thai part between Forly aecondilteet and forty leventh streer, of a greaiei width than oue iiundird feet, lu Ihe I'll) or No York. Take notice, that upon th. proci-onngi heretofore had in Hie shot e entitled matt 'r and upon sneii other papers aad surli am tints andproofs ai tri-ial.l M.iror, Aldermen, nnd Coinim pally, and am perion IntercstuS1 may ies nt to lead upon tne liesriuj thereof, a mottoi wnl he made bPrt ihe huprcme ourl. at a special termtiier -ol. lo be h. Idol ct.amncri In the Court llouio in the i nr of New 1 ork. on thcs'lst day of March. 171, ai 10 o'clock in the i -renoon.or aasooii ttiereatter as coun ael can be hear I bv tne M nor ul the City of New York. In the uaine all I un behalf or the Mai or. Aldermen, ens: Commonalty ol tho City nf New York, pursuant to tin pron-ion. ot l lie set eniiilrd "An act in relation lolhi wideniuir and stra ghteuiiri ot Ilroadnay, In ins Clti of M-w Vora, and to regulate the practice In that pn reeding." pain a Februsry il, 111. tn vacate Ihe oid. r herei ifore mado In i ltd above entitled inner, ai cpiv ci.il Term on tne in h day if Dereniber. 110, roptlrni in ihe report ol Ihe I'oniniiPaloneri ol Kauiiu'e and A. aepiiiient in aald matter, and for such othet or turtioj older snd relirf si lu tho Court st.nl seem 1 ruper. Hated New 4 jrk, March II. 'HII. III! 11A1,D 0'UORMi.N Counsel tu the I ui p.. radon. A. OsarT Hail. Mavo'. acting under 'n p- iiu'e Itntisltn. I'P.P.'PIt esnueii'd with nit piin. Ilieti honiniirs I lug ui.i.i.t..ii.iu gts aim in i i in m ,ml toetti 11 1 s.'t, 1 10 1 j. in .en or linlioi, i ii. i k. J. .I. 1 l.l.l lis. I ii, l I s. ncai Ilioailwiy, 1 J Rloob Itllb C out. 1,M t" V 'l I i l C'.al--M..e H. I i 1 4 1 f.ii.. ii. i .1 t t iiinbei nnd. i. s 1 1 tiui t.'.' for rn i uiiee un. md. Ant it i.,w, ry, .11 Inline -t., I. ail u..neai JAt.'.i i I-lx lU A t Til bed Her. ii .1 canine .y cor. tDOe'-i-Wa ftl 1H HI )4.tl. ll.hl. lll-i I lie, Wll scieviud. al IU l at. i ii litO flt I'AltliK Mi. ioni iiinia7ii am Oi.fJWl g, Itl 1 1 slot. MA -i in l.i id 1 If tied, Yard, cor, iiih il sudiiu av l iUDtOlilA