The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
April 22, 1871

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THIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1871. PRICK TWO CEiHTSa 1 1 ii i fEQSS TWEED'S WORK DONE. XTEX TUBXAllSIIALSOFTUB COVJtlS 30 11B TOOLS OF O' It ALL. Via Closing Kerne la the I.eitslalnre-Tbrre-Qaartera ol a fUlllloa tar male Charities (Speaker llltchman sa the l'earrful Acllou of tar Hallol-Hox. Albaxt, April 21. The nfnctr-Qlih icwlon of Us Legislature ot Ihls Slste has closed Its labors. All lb bllli before It have been aetd upon in! dispcssd of, either by enacting thorn Into lavii or defeating then.. Till l an unusual thine, and ualalni the assertion to olton nidi tbit Ibis h.:i been one of tbe hardest working Legislatures that arer assembled al this capital. Tlie Senato waa in essaslon last night until 12.30, moat ol tbo tltoo kVelng coLsumed In tha disunion of what Is known as llio Charily bill, thouili a very large Bomber of other t. Ill a wer paissJ, Ho llut.ee adjourned at an early hour, having worked ineui Be'res cnllrrl) out of bu-lressj but tha, net again this morelng and promptly dispone! of the work wlnen tha 8nat bad prepared for thora fluting Us nlcht slin. TUK ONLT IIM.IT has been csnstd by tha differences between tha Bni'a and the Assembly on tha Supply bill, Tha former b'd),by meant of numerous intendments, 'increased It e smoaul of money to be raised tl,OCO, pOO; but this did not tult Mr, Jacobs, tlo eta, lent C-altroun ol tha Ways ;nd ilcans Ccmuilllee, tod a Coulerci.co Commute ol b.tb llousss spanl usarly tha emit d.jf lu adjusting tbo dlffsrmcss. TUK CUARITT PILL Is asld to eifeed b) a Urge sum any budcet of the klnderr bolore passed by th Legislature. Boss Tweed recognising tha fact tlul ll.ls beggar's fcudgel was celling to ba most loo heavy for any party to carry, offered a resolution to reduce all the amouuti appropriated to these charitable Inslilullona Bfly per cent., which was adopted. lint the Hon, tldenlly baling been bored all night by some ol Ik leechea who are here prcaelng theao elsuiis, this jxtornlng Lad his resolution reconsidered. The sooner youag Jake lLirdeuburgb's plsn ot rafuslnx aid to all Institutions except those directly under tb chart of the btate Is aduptod the better. Till COUIT HAUUAL GANQ DISFOSIO Or, A bill which passed ti-day rellerea New York of one great nuisance. It dl-posos of the gang known as tvott marshals, who hang about l! city courts, and are an ey.-sor to all respectable people. Tbelr f rlnclpil butlnen bsa been drinking bad w'wiskey, smoking poor cigars, and drawing heavy salaries. Tha Naor appoints their auccesaora for tkree yiere, and they are responsible to blm. Prsvl oaa lo this they were not responsible to anybody. Mr. Loulrel this morning got lo a resolution lo itructlug the Attorney -General lo examine and re on to tb nail Legislature whether tnere were any lasral otalaclca lo tba repesllng of tha charter of ti e tfrtsuwlcb itreel Elerated Hallway Company, Aflir It bad paaaed, the Iricndi of that road dlscov sired that It blocked tbelr little game, which Is sail a la to get other parties Interested and after getting their money U alep out fiom under them. A a aflorl waa made te reconsider (be resolution, but II Jailed. I have Juat aucceeded la gelling a Tlew of tbe let tlmoay taken balora tha InTaatlgatlng Committee la ike Cite or irvi.io asu wxed. Aa tbe resignation of Mr. Irving piarenled lhe presentation of the evidence to tha House, I thought perhaps It might he of Interest to git e the substance sol the testimony of a lew ol the witnesses who were la the Clerk's desk at tha time of the unfortunate occurrence. Air. Flaniiigan, it hose seat Is rerr ne r 'tha Clerk's Oik. Unified that while Weed was ex amlng the count. Mr Irving cal.ed the attention ol Ihe.Spesker. urn! sstd that bs thought ll.e Clerk could get along with Ins business wit' out any as ju.lsucc. He ti en ale) pad up Into th desk iier Weill, sod n;ry wcrde wire v-tlhl ceieun tLe... Ih III (Flaunt akrd Mr Weed to take II' wat, and he uou!d see tret Mr Irving looR hts. Il ia Weed relused lo do. lie then luduiad Mr lr Ting to iv into ihe Cle.-k'a iuu..i, w ,rte Mr. Wted followed hlai, II. also anrais luat Weed hi i Ii yot by ihe coat collar when he waa struck. Mr .Allien of Kings sweats poallivel) thai he SAW WEED STIlllI IRTINO an underhanded blow In 1'ie Clerk', desk, and that Mr. IrticR Immediately ari'-s ed to ti e speaker. tallnz that he had oesn struct. All efforla lo shtkc him on Ibis point wero unsuccessful, and) II tallica with the statement of Mr. lreiug, who claims tual fc waa so struck auu tua costal ol hts walcn broken ly tba blow. Mr. Csry swears Hut ha saw Irrlng stagger as If struck, and heard him appeal to the Cpeaker aa elated above ho also swears tlul Hied followed Irving into the Cleik's rum, and that he ad bold ol Irving by Ik coat collar when he was Struck. Mr. O'iJnea swesrs tnal he saw Weed trtk Irving and push him, and at the same time rvlng staggered as If hurl, and nearly fell down ihaaUua neadinc Into the C'krk'l desk, II alau awMra that Yi eod followed lrvint Into the Clerk', room, Aa It has been zlven, sud thai Mr. Irving was atlrely In fault In this a till r, and tu'it tto tesli tnoay was unanlruoualy agslusl him, It Is only fair hat tti above facts should ha xlveu to the public Mr. Weed, hat log betn exonerated from blame, and lib eye having aesumed Its po uril hue. Is sa d U regret the occurrence very much, and speaks o: Hi. Irving ouly In tue kludllesl Urua. ratsisiAtios to john j. blair. ratsisiAtios to john j. blair. Several gentlemen recognising the honorable and fair manner In which Commlssli,er John J. lllalr .Chairman of the Kngroasing Committee had dis charged his onerous duties during Ihe session, sud (risking to give him a more auhstantlil token of inelr eslrrm and appreciation, to-day prosemed him with a purse of f l.HOO. requesting his acceptance of It as a token of their appreciation of Ihe Impar tiality and uniform kindness and courieay with arhlch I ii i.ad meharged hia duliea. The Commis -aivuer, who la not much on the talk, hut a rood wurktr. In accepting the testimonial, said that he iad rit.xr Invo the approbation he had received than the Assembly Chamber full of greenbacks, rASSAGi or t:ib ciuuiTr and icitlt hills. The tUatt I'.isrlty bill was taken up In th f-enilo ItHjay, and Mr. Tweed moved to atrlke out Ms aniendn.ent reducing lhe appropriation nils er rent. The motion was agreid to. Oil motion ol 11 r Creamer, 15,000 wast .rcned for the New York College of Ihn'latry. Mr. Cnapaian said that the till was so heavily loaded u it now stood. It could not fait to receive an cxeculiv. veto, lie there'orc aoed to reduce all too apvroprlailona tmentr-Dve m cint. Mr. Cauluwell moved to atnind bo lh.it the redur'lon should only apply to apnropriatlona over J5.00. I, oft. lr. Chapman's amendment ss ai ipud Py 15 to ti. Mr. Ltiupman llieu moed to strike out bit ii proprlationa to private or aectanan achoola. Thia waa de'oaled by ilm IoIIowidi; vole I'Mi-Mnin llQwen. llrand. Chapman, Klwond, V.ennrdy, Miner, Parker, Thayer, Wluilow, Wood, ami WfKjdin .1 Ajk-Iii-iii Hanks, Cauldwell, Creamer, Frost, Oratinui, llubjard. Lord, Mbr:an, C. F. tiortou, M orlon, and 1 weed-ll. The Iltpubllrjna not voting were paired with Democrats aoseei reiving on conference Commit lee., lie hill was then iia.ied, Ui to 3. The hill tppropi I ilea ub juI "0 A The C n't r "lies I omiuitue on the Supply bill re ported tin airiiiinoi t uiH,n lite various amendments. The bcn.tu havirr uisf rleil nn ttdiendmcnl uutiiunx lug the Uoternor lo ,i point leu i.ew Capitol I oiu inlseu .ei. In addition to thosu itauied, II. u fouler- uce I'omm t ies ruik i' it clause out The rrport whs sgrre l to by both ll'u-n. aid II c hill ps.stKl Tie amount aprroirlated Is aouut UoM (WJ lli than Lu year. OTUtH IJILH I'AS.EII. IOIIHH IJILH I'ASBEII. To authorizs the tiuulh'ids Long Island Itai rosd Ccmil ai.v lo ncre the par lalue of their stock sppri t r a Ing f-'.UW 0.0 in nid of the Adirondick t. snd .Midimd llailroad authorizing Ihe Mayor ol Mew York lu .ipLo.ut Fire Marshals; to prevent the spiead f 'on'sgiuiis dsei'ss In New York: rela livf to J.'.w int Ijiuractliie and duliea of Health (litem ..ii cu I nit th. net relative to Ihe lnsurai.ee Dspaiiini nt irirnrpor.l n tbe Malioual Troat and tlankiiiir Cmniaiy ol New York; the Asaahly llei.eul I ax l.i., ptov. ingf .r a tax o.'Bfi mills per aoilai oi i. iu.it jii tu ir.'- rporate the Veteran As loclalion ol the 1'iircora'i Inh Legion: amending tbe cl.aiter ol the city of llro3kl)n. Tllk OKiSIM, BCEKCI, Both Ilou'is u.et llili iVLiung to close up the business o' the Be sioii In Uo btnale lhe repurl of the t'onreirm-a loj.m. lie on the Charity bill vrss sgrud to, us w.k aim in. ennlirence icport on the hill fixing llio times and plana for hoidinu thegeneral Itrmol ti.e Mini emu Court. IleaolU' lluna wera adopted cuinpliui'uury lo the C'.i m, Hiram LaUlDl, and Ihe journal clerk, CiarltaH Uavlon. Ihe hour for adjournment bsvlnr arrived, Lieut. Gov, l each addressed the Senate as lo.liivs Ltii'T.-cur. mu'ii'i apprcss. BiKATnast 1 congratulate yiu ui m hnvlng r'S' hed Ihe com In. ion of your arduous lahois. Cnuiual cir cuinst.nt w.. to which 1 do nut propoie lo aivert. Iimu iimiraited lhe stolon lourer lhaa was antlclpsfd f,evtTiheles, with an extraordinary amount ol U'.rk peif'.niifd, tl H snr.rier thai toe average or the lait I teulyyeais. Yon lire now spout to return to ymir tiouii. but on will bol lorgei, wherever lour lot mar he rati ttisi your i nuntry. lu this moineolout erlsh in k-ei Ii iiuiy.dfuun'ltlhebesl and purest sei vice of every ciusru Although hoiiist ditlerencea of oolnlou mint and will eiim, y, idicardlug obsolete liauca. acccpilng atcgiiip .I,, d lacta, rl.inz aoore partlisn prejudices, aio e- ,r licsrin,' In mind Hist Hi Cun.lltullun is su. i' ui y i n i xiory up'jri all. let all the cud si uiin at Mourtuuutij s, our Ood's, and Truth's, Your cos- i slant kindness to mi personally and as ynnr presldlni otllcer la and ever will tie fnlly ai prrcialed aud tome in grateful remembrance. In (hi cmtn years, among the most plcaiant memories will b those of the days spent with you In thia Hrnete Chamber. Dut His hour of parting hat now arrived. "Farewell I a word thelmut be, and hath hesn A lound which maeca us linger i yet -farewell." IN Till A5SIUBLT. Tb reiolnllon If) cppolnt Commissioner lo con fer Willi Comnilstlonrrs of other rilates, to make arrangemoiats for the colebratlon at I'hllsdrlplila, In 1870, ot th centennial anniversary of American In dependence, ivas received from th Eennt with amendments, which were concurred In. This reso lution, wnlch appnluis the Bpiaker of tho Ilouie onroltl.n Commlloners, aulhorlxss him to ap point seven others Irom tha House, and he has made ihj fcl.ovln; selectl ns: John C. J.iroK, lliomas t'. Fields. Alexar er 1're.ir. Hmllh M. Weed, O. o, W Nicnolis, Junes W Huated and Thomia U. AI vord. .Mr. Jacobs reported the Stats Charity bill from Ihe CoiifcrriiCd Commlllee. Ha stilted that, with ameeilmcnls, tha bill appropilaled about $7S0,CU0. Th report waa airoed to. A committee 'rum Hie Senate announce J Hi it tbat body was ready to adjourn. The Speaker then addressed Ihe Home aa follows I irRACga ntTcnuAM'a apdrssj. (iKtTi.avtRiror tsib Assbuhlt i your duties as legls laio.-a at me resiion ot isn Uwt eu led, and 1 am called i pon to pertoriu the Itsl orflclsl set ronnectod with tho nasi mthal of announcing its final adjournment. We met l.eie at tlia beginning of Ibo pu-scut csr, mine of na tor the Urn lime together, under Ihe Canilttutlon of our Mta'e.nnd b) the will of the oeople si ihetrrepic Si iitalivs. o- t ie purnoie ol aidtat in theensetment of such laws ss In unrjnilgmeid wimlrt best rromotetn.' in lereal and hspplne.i of all residing within me border, ot ottr C unmonwealth. These laws, as In the cae of all human laws, are necenarllr Imperfect, and to a meal cxucnl fall ILUtt si the attainment of the ends wa sougtit to act o npiitli. If tha burdetie of taxation hsvo been lutreaoed by our acts tneu we hare signally failed in the peiformanc of trie duti.-i to which we wire csl'ed. lr IN oor of our Mate grosu from grester csarllons, th;n our course has heen opnre'.ive and unjust. If enl.'rpr.seseoneelvet In lha minds of oi iialit and rarrled by their wealik hsv or-ii aeil. otiriv u.ituroed ana a.siraoted, tlien we have failed lo Kiveividenra of thai knowlecge lequlllle to t ills ihaigeor lha high and Important du'l's cnCdedlo aur Keeping Ifne have f.lld to protect any ot tb tius w were calls 1 upon to protect, Wa DBHRTI OOKDIMMATIOIS. (lovernmeots from manr raoes exact from the people mot ol their mraiia and tlielr labor thin is atsolutely urtesary lo Ihe performance of tne funclious as signed liirio, but when Him exactions bi-cinn too great to bear, the aoveratgns rls and thraw off the soke that galls aod the shsckles that bind them." Under cnriorm ol goverun-ent theie rcaulta are ae rompllihed hy i-eacrful action at ihehatloibox, and the will ot the poople is supreme. I have ehowii the Intcrtat that will be articled by our acts of Ihe se-slon waaiacionng not forth purpose of expressing say distrust as to tha roeullsof our labois, but becauiA beltevethey will ment, aslhey desene, the porolar apnroval, fteraratlng from tb compsnlons with whom wo have keen la dally Intercourse Is always Iiainrul and distressing i but when euch Intercourse is hsd for the purpose of mutusl bsntCt aod guidance In tee Uncharge ct public dunes, when Judgments are swayod, and actlana controlled bv such aiaocla lions, torn separation becomes far mora patMul, and the ties of friendship leia e-Mly si-nosred. llil-ll the po.it ion we occupf toward rein ether, anil Ihe paia of aeoaratloa peai. heavily- Oar labora bar are end ed and our dune lo other anaerea call ua away, and we mult comply. Cho.cn by tha majority lo prealde over your deliberations and to perform tans dalles which belong to tbe presiding offlc:r, I hat felt TUB rOatTION O.VR Or Rat B ARRASSU B1T, and have been sensible of tb fart that oi lorn ore a s ns 1 have uven the minority cau.s for it ssatlsiao Hon; hut I know you will permit me to aay that wniie 1 must necesaarlly baro cried, such error waa not tbe retail of a dctlra to be either hetsh, vindictive, cr tyran- icil i bet aro,e rathrr from tne de feats Inlierrnt to our nature. I part from you vim the kindest feelings ot regard for each and every rn and hold ttv warmest drslrea for your fuiure happlne in this lire and the lite eternal, I ask your fJigtvereaefor any seeming hsrdihtp mantle led lo.utt )ou In the petfoiinaoie ol my duliea, eo l as -uie you that th pfeasantmeiaoilesof this session, and those onlv win remain with me lo my latest hour Asata wiahlng vou all lha bieolngs a generous Crastur ran eestow, 1, oy virtue of my position, dsclare this Asssmbly adjourned sir die. rim KKrvnt.iCA.s uerot.T. War tipea Ika Ilcmornllzed OfSlceholdera who liava niailr Ik Kevubllcuu I'artr a Ilyword-l'iirllrluB aur I'ollllca. Albaxt, April 21. Tub Su.i's account of the new movement la th llspubtlcaa psrty crested a decided ailr among the politicians hsre. Th gent! men cnr:d la 1'ie movement are swearing In their anger, and cannot onderataud how Tin bcx learned their proceedings, wnlch tbr had supposed a pro found secret. They eay that lber tnu-l be traitor In their camp. Mr. Bcrlbner, the leader, has been busily lookin; fur the traitor, but as then Is no traitor, of cours bs has Dot found one. lhe rrcornlted leaders of Ihe party, such ss the Onondaxa (il.ut, the llild KsU of Westchester, the name Chicken of Kings, aad Mr. l.tttlrjuhn, were dumfounded at th audacity of Hi rank and file In daring to Inlllato a movement without drst consult log them and giving then tb management, Ho pro louudly secret bad tb proceedings been kept, that lhe wcull be laiders hd no Intimation of it until tbe arrival of Tux sex to-day An impromptu caucus, consisting of Messr. Lit -tleiohn, Ilnsted, Alvord, an1 aeveral others, was held In th Aasembly Chamber daring the recs,nd Till Scm'i new aw n thoroughly ca-rassed Mr Lit tleloln enbeequently told Mr. Serious r that In his oplulon lha movement could not euccead, but at the same time he took occasion to hedte by saying that when It waa auccessful he would lall Into line. The rank aud file, hoaerer, are l ot Jiimaied by this rreraature exposure of their plans, and declare that tear will press the formation ot a purttted psrty nntlll they either drive all th Tammany Itepubll cans into the Democratic pirty or make Ibem come forth from th une'enn Hung. Tl ey think they can reconcile or nunlhilat lb Cookllng-Fenton lac tun, and bring ine whole pari) luto accord Thev nave taken a veiy large couliacl, and the people will watcli Ihe rcr-uit with biu h curiosity. Th I'.ald limit ud I U.ioidara Hunt swrsr ihal Ihov will not hi boned nut, aad tne Cihl promlai-a to be inter. liiiir run voAXt.vrivui kleciiox. ltraull oflh OCrJclal CanTaaa-KnglUh (Jlv an H Majority Jewell to bo Counted la Tbo other Hlale Ufflcara Itrpubllcun, HaaironD, April 21. Tli canvassers, wbo mat to-day to ofSclally canvass th return of the vote f ir Governor and other Btate officer, nil! re port tb following figure lo the Letlslaturo t Jamra K. Engllah IT.m Marshall Jewel! 17,IM bcaltcring 17 TLis gives Engllah a majority of SS. There waa a mantfeal error to giving English two too many In Homers, which, It tho Leglalalur correct it, will reduce hla total to 47.4U). Tliero are disagreeing return from Cheshire, whers a full luvealliatlon will uo doubt add 33 to JewtU'e vote, making nla total 47,173, which with 17 scattering, would make 47,490, the satne s UuglUli, Of the .scattering, three, an 1 possibly m votes will De counted by the Legl.l.ture for Hug llih. There Is a statement, however, from Ihe New Haven Jtoditutor, ul a piobable HiWtaka In the Fcurth Ward count, giving 100 loo many lor nug llah, andftom I'liCeldol SI loo many fur Kncllsh. These sta'emeuts win ro lo llio Legislature, an I Ii a inlstako Is shown there, as claimed, Jeweil will be declared Governor by about IK) mnjurlty over all. Of other Htate officers Morris Tyler, Itepnblican, Is elected Lieutenant Covernor by a msiorlly ol 1W, IJatld 1'. Nicholls. Ifrpubllua. 'Ireaaurer, by XAi majority. Owing lo an Informality In the re turns und Incorrectly spelled ballots, the Canva.sers cannot declare that any one I as a majority for Hrc lUary of btate or Comptroller. Tue Legislature will. However, elect Hiram Appelman Secretary of Bute, and James W, Manning Comptroller, both lit publicans. 'lhe voles inumlestly Intended for I urn would give Appelman 101 tnajurtiy, and Man ning IfiO. The Killing or nicltal;. rnxpgRici, MJ., April 21, lu the case of Crawford lllack, on trial here for lhe kill. ng of W W McKais, Jr., st Cumberland In October last, tho Jury this ultcrnoon brought In a verdict of not guilty, on Ihe ground that the shooting waa done In self defonce. The trial lasted ten ds) a, and excited Intense Interest on account of the high aoclal atand Ing of Ibe families concerned, all of whom realda In In Cumberland. Among the eminent counsel In tho cuss weio the Hon. Daulel W. Voorhces ul Indiana for the defence, and lh Hon, I.asc 1), Jones, Attor ney, -Uei.eral of Usryland, lor Ibe pro.ecullou. Tho dclence was the alleged ruin of mack's sistir b) McKalg. Notice lo Ibe Hon! Kslntr 11 loir. Washington, April 11. Among tho last acts bf h House was tbe paseags of a re so lution iutroducsd by I Mr, Deck, which as sens the right of tb llonss lo ba cousullod In nil treaties for territorial acquisitions 'there money Is Involved, The resolution wat Intended sa a notice to lliez, and other Individuals In the real stale business on a large acale, tnal th flouae will col pay any bllla contracts! by persons who have no money of Itielr own and no authority to tpend outlier people's. Au Kliihlreuth Wnrd rollllrlnn In CJuod. Tlibtuas Kentiv, burglar and lilglnvuyinan, entered James O'.Ncll ti Hoa's cosl ofllce, lu Hist Nlneleonth street, In Match last, to rob ithe aafe. I'ltrlck Ilroughan, the foreman, just then arriving, Keunv tiui.g llioughan over the head, and thur ran off. L,at nlghl Uenuy ventured acrosa the river from Ilrouklyn and waa captured after a atout te sistance. He was locked up in Ha Twmly-aecoud alrt police a Ullou. THE THUNDKRBOLT UPROAR no sons to thk ohkat cmr.FTAiy or tue viamn r.tUD, D'agrrtcrful Hcrnea aa lha Blre.PT Ilollow The Trip lo Vonkers Arrival of III Thunderbolt -lie la Trnnsfrrred lo lb htramboal In nn KlehNOorrit Uargr. Vesterdsr morniug 100 kegi of lager, CO cases of champagne, 101 doxca ot soda water, G,000 cigars, 300 gallons of cliowdcr, CJ gilloni of turtle soup, 1 1 1 Til Justice, COO loaves of bt sad, 3 doxsn hams, 490 pounds of corned beef, 5,00 sandwiches, 2) gallaos of brandy, 10 gallons of gin, 5 callous of sherry. 1 barrel of whiskey, and other refreshments war sent on board tb ileamer Sleepy Hollow by Ash man A Morion. Two large barges were attached to th boat, Orsr 5.000 gcntlomcti followed the re froslimsnts. bo sis of those gentlemen wcro peca llsr In their actions. They war agrarians from the Klihth, Ninth, and Flfleeuth Wsrds. They went In for a general distribution tf properly, A few re spectable persons protested, but their protests were ot no avail. Tbey were affectloaalely garroleJ and relieved of ttislr pockstbooki and watches, Tl.sj did Lot tske Justice Fowlcr'a watch. A DIJORACr.rCL 9C1NR. Aflrr It watches and pecket-books hid been scooped In, lh agtarlaui changed their tactic. They went Into the carpentering bualncss, Ihey erected elegant Manssrd roofs on a few gentlemen who wero not so fortunate as to have tlielr watches w.th them. Tuen tliry went for the edibles and liuur.rs. They celled upon th public stores and became luluxlciled with their aucceas and with Aahman A Morion'a whla'aey. Daring all lacs J pro cecdlnga Die Judge Connollr aal at the item of the boat, with one of hla wonderful lege ruling on a camp iloul. Tu agrarians gave hi m a wide berth. Sy vu'rag'ous w si t co jduct of tho tulcvei that It nt last b. canie necessrr lo form it Ylstlanca Com. mlttee. Alderman Mitchell, Ju l Cox, John :',r. ton, Detective John Dunn, and otliara made a da scent upon th ringleaders, and u determined atrag- f:ie followed. The thletee would not yield, but by iard work over 50 of tbeui were confined In the hold, Th committee however coittnued their work. As otlen as thev pot on thief under the hatches a half dosen would escape, 1 hey were sat isfied that It would be un.afe to linl. About 3 1'. M, ti er anchored do-e to the Jersey shore, nesr ly appoalte Hirerdale. Here th itruggle waa s;i1d renewed. TRl DRATl ALDIRMAX and Ms comrades sailed In, snd so cowed lh scouudrela that, as he sxprraaed It, "you could hear a pin drop on lhe boat." At 0 P M. th fleet lay off Yonkers, TI. people of that liltl Dutch town were much esclled. 'Ihey lined the bank of tb river and watched the fleet aa the Inhabitants of a frontier town would watch the approach of a tribe of IndUne. Twenty-thre New York policemen a'ood smong them with clubs drawn. Happily for Yonkera th boils were not al lowed to 'land. A few respectable paaencer (cipd by paying fS and flO le tl Y'onkers boatmen who rowed them aanore. When Ihey reached th wi.arf, they male a bee Una lor the railroad depot, and anxiously Inquired If the tlck.l. for Naw York were all sold yet. Thy declared that no sum of money could Induce then to ga down the river ap.er dark upon the blaepy Hollow, Till TUUXDIIBOLT came down from Albany oa l ie 2:3d train. II waa aceompaalel by Henator Creamer, Oafly Uooll, Joha Mzcrsoo, and olner well known gentlemen. They were met by Aldermen Mitchell and a delega tion from the Ouliek lloat Clab, ami eacorte I lo an elybl-oarad barge. B.natorl Creamer and Norton wer thru rnwal to th boat. Tbey wr greeted with terrific cbier. POWK TBI mviit. Tha Sleepy Hollow and her attendant bargee started down Ihe river shortly after 7 o'clock, e ccrlrd by the Uuilck boya. Her progreas was uo cesaarily alow, th tide being agalnat her, and It was nearly hall-put S when sue tesched the Twenty third street deck, lied Hints were butred along Ii river all the way down, and at one place caunoa wer fired by way of aalute. Owing to some mla management In tne ateerlrg of the boat, a landing could not be eRccted at tl. loot ol Twinlt-thliu street, and after bicklng and running about lor nearly two houre. It waa found ntcesaary tu go donu the L'ichleer. i street dock. Hero the boat uiida fl at nail-past 10 o'clock, and the excur sionists landed col. risx's sniaT RUirrro. An tmmeme crowd awsltad their n rival. I)i spito the ahuwer 1.1l1i waa Urn tailing, in slre.-ta In the ceig'ib ii'iood were romp etoly blo-Kc 1 with a heteiozenvoua maas of men, women, chllitr.-n, c ir ritate, waxuas, banners, tnd flag.. Fireworks siet up into lh air In all direction cannon roarel ltii.tr welcome; II. crowd )ellod and cheurvd like m id men. TP ball of a Itorasn candle struck Col. James Flsk, Jr., plump In tho shirt bosom, ind burned II to aahee before It could be put out The Colonel was not hart, however, sllhougn It nude htm jucip lurther than evrr he did In his 111 betort. TRl ItOnilt YTAUD TUUKDXROOLT. Benator Norton stetped Drom the boat Into a dost carrlSA and was Immediately driven to tbe fool of Twenty-third sliest, where a barouc'.e drawn by four grey horara awaited him. lie took hie seat In the baroucli and wua followed by tknilor Creamer, AUermaa McKul;nt and Alderman Walsh. Tlio Tl.nuderbolt was dress.d In a brown siri.-ig over coat, ar.d looked as fresh as a daiey. His appear auce waa the algaal for renewal cLe.rs, la am.ver to which ho smilingly dolled hla b I. One o.d Irlah mar. yelled out. How ft'. leel S nalor either all thlm turkleat" Dally I shoaled trie Thunderbolt. Tua iorculiqut rnocxistoK. Tbe procession then formed under the direction of Marshal. Wylle, Dunn, llogan, and Mitchell, lo. lael three ot whem were mounted and rode their chargers graeelolly, boteral wagona .abelled Cha rities una Correction" drove uo uud distributed torches to Die crowd, which then etarted off In tbe u lowing order: Kirs I, a platoon of pollca under command of Capt. McDermolt, Second, th Andrew Ilsrgea Aseoctstloa of the Sixteenth Ward, Ibfi men, m reu shirts and while cape, drawings hraas 13 pounder, with which they tired aalutea at Intcrvala. Tbey aieo carried a ban ner Inscribed, Welcome to our Beuator, Ihe Thun derbolt." Third, the Michael Norton Aaaoclatlon of the Film Senaturlil District, Kighth, Ninth. Fifteenth, and Mxteenlh Wards. Tola was a very large body of men, and had the honor ol escorting the hero of the evening. They carried numerous banners. One bore tb Ir.scrlitlon, "Honor to whom honor Is due Mike Nortou another. W elcome tha Thun derboll, our next Meuxtor from the Filth r-enatnrlal Diatrlct i" atiottier. Welcome to the Hon. Michael Norton, II. c champion ol the people's rights." wl.llo tne others generally drslxuated the estoclal braccn of the Association which bore It. Among those muchtiig In the ranks ol Ihe Ilirhlh Ward men, ll.o ttIK reporter xottced Judge Cox, the Hon. Thomas Canary, I.awience Claucey, John llogan, Ooorgo King, and Charley Lc.i)crali. In tho centre of llio Association waa Senator Nor ton's currlace, luirouuded by a delegation from the (lullck lloat dub In full uiillorin and under the command of Capl tlhei. Two calcium llg.ita be for and behind enanlej tbe people lo gaxe upon the Thunderbolt's tnauty countenaiini. writ) will TuaRg, Aller the Michael Norton Associations came Ihe invittHl guens in currlsges. No. 1 coulalne.t Uvasrs. lleimaun, J. Ii, llrowu, John HouiLtaliug, end Jamea Moran No U. Mtssra. LlotTmsn, C'avanagh, and llonuelt No, 3, Mesara, Win. Harney, Wm. Coul-ti-r.llerterl llrianiu 1 Fraucla llurus; .No. 4, Mourn llaiclay, uud Alnaworth No. B, Courl-offlcer J. Wa ker Fowler. Alderman (Honey, Commissioner Walsn, aud Luke C, (Iriuiei, l:.q No. 0, Measrs. Davis, Barle, Jenuiiigs, ana Aaron Parker; No. 7, Meters. Ollv. r, (Joouiiearl, Uoebe, Dyers, aud Quin tan No. 10, Mr. Murray alone; Nn.lt, Meiers, llou.atl Wundcr, Jonn Carrie, c. D. Coolie, West, V iu:iii, aud J. lluchanun j Nu. Ill, a ilrleratlo.1 from tho (Hover Coterie, con st'ttiiR of Mo.srs, Uluver, Uuiupert, H.immond and Julius Asionson. Thou lamu the Fifteenth Ward (Heel lub, then Dodworih' Hand, then moro of llio Norlou Arsocnllon Willi banners, on one of which waa Inscribed, Welcome lo tho hero of Ibe Democracy." Tne John Cox Association lollowed, and alter Ihrm came the Kaglo Association ot (tie riliteeulti Ward with while caps, 105 men. These wvr lollowc I by the Uiiffln I'.icclnor (iuard, 3J0 COLOr.XP HIM IN CITIIINl' HII1S9, and theso by -i. ,-icurs loulits from the boat. The procession i ntt.ny a mile long. The w hole rouiu waa one continued ovation. The streets wero crowded with spectators, and tho wlo duan ot the huuses wire periecily alur with heads. A cheer waa begau at the loot of Tweuty-tulrd atrretandwaa taken up almual without a break, running along the entire line until lh club hou-e waa readied benntor 'thunderbolt waa kept continually lilting hia hat aud bobbing hla head to oserr aide. Tho only man who didn't chter waa Ihe Hon, Frank Duflr. Ho stood lu Twenty-third Heel near the Tenth avenue, und gazed upou the pageant In alienee. Hut hie emit more than made up lor hia waul of enthusiasm. It extended from esr to ear. Mxny ol the bouses were Illuminated. A private house In Twint) third street, uear Tenth avenue, burned red ami green lights. The elocated rail road at the corner of Ninth aveuue waa hung across with a strip uf cauvaa Inscribed, Welcome Norton and Flausgan I" It was slso pioluaely Ira tooned with lligs, and made quite a reepectahla triumphal sreh. Keogh A boa's liquor store dls. played a transparency, Welcome, 'thunderbolt I'' Oa the front of 'J41 uighth avenue was a large pic ture of Norton, aurrourded hy flaga and' Chluoa lanterns. No. VUO was brilliantly illuminated. No. 18 had a transparency "White Star Social Club Welcome," and uumereus lanterns. No. 11? wss decorated with dags, and every pane ot glaaa showed a lighted candle. No, 100 waa also dero rated with Hags and lanterns. Tha Armory, near Horatio street, waa ablase with light, and so wo Jaekaou 11x11 au the rauuuc uf Uraaaurtch avafiu. Here, alio, was dliplayed atarg Irish flif, and a ronslug bonfire burned In th itrest. No. 00 Greenwich avenue was tastefully hnnr wll'i Chinese tsnierns, as wer also Nos. 49 and 43, pri vate, duelling houses. No. 3d, In addition to lan terns, displayed a Lumber of flue. No. 21, tba htadoiirtrs of II. "Fuerbach Club," had Its name piloted on a transparency. Nos, 15 and 13 wera brilliant with Chinees lanterns, and No, 19 had a transpsreorv, "Oar favorite 'earle and free." JeHsrson Market waa fairly covered with flag) and bsnsers, In tee eentre of which wa a transparency, Welcome, Norton," In largo letters. No, 1 wai hung profusely wllh Unlern. No. S3 Sixth avenne, a'so elliplaj ed a profusion of Chinese lenlerm. No. 41 had lour rows of Item, besides a large transparency bearing a portrait of the Thunderbolt and the Inscription, "Ninth Ward Michael Norton Association Wolcome." Acros tne street three large flags were anspendod on ropes and another rope bore k largo enandeller composed of Chinese lanters hung on hoops. No 5 showed a transparency with ths word "Velcome" sur rounded by flits. A bonfire burned In the street In front. Nos. 51), 157, an I 111 DIeecker street were brlllhnt with Chinese lanterns. At the latter place was also a transparency with tho legend: 'Welcome our Fenator, we welcome you all t Dy tnousan Is respona this dy to i our call. When wanted you'll Had iu as the Ois: In lh Held, To elect you In triumph snd oeter cry yield." On the corner of James itreel a lire bonCr llrlted up lu surioundlnes. Tho Hon. James W. Colller'i place, corner of Thirteenth ilreet and Uioadway, was magnificently decoratod and lighted, bo was tho llevero House. Chamberlaln'i photorapalc gallery had a largo pic ture of Norton hung out In trout surrounded by Cr.loeae lanterns. Helmbold drug atora was ablaze wllh light. Flags hung from every window, and tho celebrated rachl Haunter lully rlgred topped tl whole. Across th faonl of th bulldln-were three Incrlptions. which rsd as follows Norton Is nur Ward," Norton Is Home," and Thunder bolt Is flood." Frederic, the photographer, and Nl bio's had calcium llghu. livery pan In J, McU. Davilion's window showed Its candle. Harry Teller displayed seven Chluesa lanloius. Tne cor ner of Hrrlng street Osborne and Town send'.) was on blaze of brlUancr. Ou the corner offlsring and Maretrs, red and rraen llgnis were burning. Nos. 129, 11 170. 171,1(3, ri. 917. SJI, 878, bprlng, the Ulchth Wild .Market, and Ilia Pprlng ptreet House wera all brilliantly Illuminated. 'J hlrti'a Knjlne house wis a mass of Chinese lanterns, and the bars had the engine ran out and the belle ringing as Ihe procession went hy. Inscriptions of welcome wer lo b tecu ou (very lide. none. On reselling Hudson street Hi cortex drew up to two hues In Irunl uf the Michael Norton Association Club House, which was bllderlntly bodecked ;ith candles and Isuterns. It then broke up. The Tbnnsier&oll and a few frl:n1s entered, snd st S A. M. were still enjorlng thoioselves. TUE LIPK Of TUB UlSltOI' Or II A. rU.V.1 TMIEATUSBO, Tli Hpanlard Urfualx lilm l'rrnilaalon la l.aud- I'lncardlng lha rtlrcrla svlth l.umprona -Tho Volunloora Declaring thnt Ibey stIII Wnlk over bla Uodv. Ycaterlay- tbe atcamihip Mlasouri arrired nt Tier 4 Irom Havana, brlagto: a larg number of rnaaengeri, smaag them Dr. MartloPi, llisboo of Havana, accompanlel by his lecrctary, the Abbo I'artu. The Bishop left this port a forlnljat ago, lo take charge of hia diocese la Havana, wbare he ar rived oa Hi 13th, lie was duly furnished with sutkorlty from Ihe Cabinet at Madrid to Capt -dsn. ValmaasJa. Upon hla arrlvii al Uavana b waa re Paled pcrmlsal in to go ashors. Ou hla landing hers yesterday he went to the St. Nicholas Hotel, whero a Box reporter walled on hln. The Bishop was dressed la eccloslsalleal habit. With blta aal his eocreiary, Priest of some sixty years of age. The Uianop Is a in in apparently about fifty, of portly foraa and leaerolenl exores sloii uf founieuaacr. Owing to his long residence In France, he speaks French with great facTlty, His manners are remarktbly pleaamg, and hla voice tnuslcsl. He nude llie followlaz statement: "I wss ordained II. shop uf lltvsnt la ltKSt, and while cut lu CuDa dlt my best lo do my duty. 1 uafoitcnalely made a rood many enenilsa when the Inaurrtclion broke oui In leui. I was very lirtl mat with th Caplsln-Ueaersl Dulce, who, )ou may remember, tnaje htmself obnoxious to the people, and a cry was rsised fist b and 1 were traltora aad eupporlers o the reVellion. I may aa well state here that In my capacity aa ltllhop I hare alwaya thought it to be my dulr P) take equal car ol tne souls of tbe Spaniards and tne Cubans who ci e lu revolt, I sont ptlesis among the l.iller. My action was mlsconatruej, but I had lha satift.clloa of If-c-llag I wa. doiug ui) duly. Too prle.ls wero iruvldud with a ssiali iiuonai uf fuu-fs.o do wu t ?ood itey ue-uld. 1 ubsrc.uetitly insde an onemt ur lulce's succeHsor, Lrsuudl, who deslrod that I shou d give oidcis M my diocese that bells of the churches should be raugla the village and cities wU-rc he should eater, w nidi honor Is only paid to a Iilshop and Archbishop, I mid him tlaialy I could uot eulertaln hla request, and I consequently became much disliked hy lilm. When the (12cumtnlcal Council was In session, I, aa one of the iliahoos, was present. The Area bishop uf Havana died two yrara ai, ao I was the hlghert prelal on tb Island of Cuba. Ills predecas sor. a former llisLop of Toledo, had been forced to ae-ek safety In Sight. Foor Cuba I In what a die tractad stale she ealsu. Well, to return to myself. After I left llome 1 stopped some time In Marseilles, wtia.it I roceded lo l'arls, arriving lhr at the conclualon of tbe eW'c. 1 let! II on the lSih of March,' tba day on vniich Ihe Communists com meuvrd U elr itvolt against the Thiers Uovernmenl Onlhstday I led the city at 11:15, and SO minute later th gale of the city w ere elvaed aud all egres i ess forbidden. 1 then went to London, aod thence to Liverpool, where I tool the eleacaer to lloaton and came on lo thia cliy. Upon luy arrival hrrw 1 telegraphed to my clergy at llavaua, and aisled I so-u i oped lo be in their midst. Tnl waa th third llino I had passed tbrougu New York, aad as It Is not the custom for dlgnltario of the Church or priests to hsvo their passports coinlerslgned Dy the bpsnlsh Consul, 1 did not go throogn the formallti as 1 never Jud.eJ It riqul.tte. I mentlun thia be cauaa difScultlca were mad on Una subject wnen I arrived at Havana. lhe Missouri dnlr arrived, and I was refused permission to land. Dot 1 am lorgelltug to tell you that tn the meantime telegrama had been sent to Madrid reapectlag me from llavaua; and Ihe orders sent rom Madrid were that the voua of the com mandera of volunteers eoould bo taken aa to wbelLer 1 ahould bo allowed to land. Hits was dene seven soled that I should not land, ant three that 1 should, The Drat aprroach lo notification I received on Ihe aalject came from one of Valine seda's aides dc-csinp. He said that Uen, Valmaseda was avseut al L'splrltu Hsuto, but had left onlen Ihal I might go wherever I liked outside Cuba; and that If I would cot cousenl to this, I was to repair Immediately to tue frlgalo Bjragoaea. where 1 Moul I le trolled aa a prisoner. I asked aa a right Hal he ahould arnd me a written nonaction of Ibe earn, as 1 atlil considered inieolf tae epiiitual head ol UJOOOO failhlul sonia residing on the Island. Uo Witt drew, a'll filled lu return, "Tho next visit I recelted waa from the Chief of tbe Municipality, who was barely civil. I made the aaiue request to him and asked tor a written lualead ol an oial notification, aud nltb lha name result 1 addressed thereupon a formsl protest to Captain Qeneral Valniauda. I shortly iiilc-n rivina a full account of Ihe whole occurrence. Numbers of lhe clergy of my diocese came on burd mil S) inpathized with ro In im heavy affliction I r celled visits from many of the principal members of iliu laity and lha ahlp became au crowdeJ that 1 was notified by the authorities lo keep niyaeir secluded, whieh I reluctantly did aa the crowda who cam lu see lue prevented the dtachirgo and loading of the ship's cargo. A useleal qul'Mo was made about my paasnori's not being countersigned lu New York. I urn grieved lo tue heart's euro to think thai poor Cuba ahould be without nur ro llgluus head At this palm la tho li.sbop's carra live he was much alTeclcd 1 Tho agent oi the Mis eoiiri waa grieved at tho treatment 1 was under going, and considered It a listing disgrace lu t' e Cubans. My own feelings tn the matter arc easily told. My heart Is lull whou I think over It; but 1 will not return there now by tuo permission uf tho military woo rule Cuba. 1 forgive thorn nil, (lo.l knows, lor, lu lhe words of our bloscd rtaviour, ihe know not what they do.' I turcot to loll yon tint, shortly before my arrival in llavaua. placards h m beer posted In the street wnlch wero pasn ilttmles on my holy office, and wi le i ended by elating mat the volunteers would walk over my bod) bolore 1 ihuuld ba allowed to cuter the city. Fancy nriuril men talking In this way ol an inolleuslve servant u. ine lurch, whose only erraud iu llio I. peace ana brotherly love I" MLIXJCr'S IMI'llISOXMCXT. Where n Thief (served Tivtintvone .Honlhs or hie I'lve Y'rnre' Term, John Mackov, olhtnvibe Illink Sheridan, who has served two terms of five yrara each In Stale Prison lor burglary, waa arrested about live wicks ago on charge of subbing four damans In Tonp kius square. Several respectable witnesses Identi fied him, but others less respectable, though more numerous, perjured themselves and mad out an a'lti, lllinky was thereupon discharged, but as lu waa going out of the Faieex Market I'oilco Court he waa urrrate I by Detective Hovm, aad luriwd over to Ciipt. Caftrey, who wanted htm to answer for a butg lary committed In Hlghtb avenue, where he had roo ted a Urnran of 1(10 In money and a valuable guld wutch. On 'Mummy, luviaj beaa put on trial In the Uenoral Hesaiuus, he waa t'.lacuarged for want of evldenco but when he attempted to go out ot tho conn room he was again arieated, thia time by J)a tec I Iv s McDonnell, who banded lilm over to be taken to Hint Slug as an escaped convict, on a charge of burglary, commltien in the Twenty first Ward, for winch he had been sentencud to four years and nine montLa btate Prison, Froui that inaillution he oaca-ed about two eat a ago, Yen terday he waa received by the koeper ol tb priaon, who told tho detective tbat aa the prisoner had I been over twenty-one moatlia abaent, he owed lhe I Slate only two and a hall months' Servls,. aud 1 woold. Pel al liberty oa tha lOUa of Julia THE GOLD SPRING MUKDER. at CVLPItlT ZISTKXISa TO U1S OlTlf SUXEltAL aEH3I0X. Hanging an Aaanaala In hla flrnve C'lathra A Vnrmel Onetainer'a Nollaae of lha nnlllna ot Jeff DavU-J. Q. Adams aod J. Calhoun ou Ihe Trnmpbaner Verdict, Cauuil, April 21. I telegraphed you vesler day that the Jury In tbe Tiumpbauer case hid ren dered a vere'let, and that lh prisoner had boen aan tencedlo Sing Sing lor life. It Is genet ally admitted here that the verdict wai a most merciful one. Up lo 10 o'clcck oa Wedneiday night lh Jury stood lib! lor a verdict of murder In the leconJ, and four for one of murder In the first degree. At that hour the Judge was sect for to enlighten th mlndi ot th jurors in regard to an expression used Id bis charge. The cbane was repcattJ, Judg Barnard laying especial stress upon that portion of II In which lie cobsldcred Die question of premeditation, If you find," aatd be, "that tho prisoner Intend ed to kill ths deceased, even though that design wai concolveil it Hie very Instant th trigger of lh pis tol was pulled, the prisoner Is guilty of murdsr In tha first dejreo." Tho wordi aemed lo thrill every fibre of tho prisoner'! frsms, aod, as ko ailorward aald, hi thought then thai Illl tlOOII WAS I1ALID. The Jury retired, and for a lew hours the crowds loltorlng about llio taverns and loancing In lh bar rooms walled ind waited for th ringing of th Court llooso ball as a signal that the twelve had agreed; bat th night passed away aad the morning came, ind still there was a division. At t o'clock there was only one Juror In favor of Ihe extreme verdict, and half an hour later, at tbe suggestion of Judge Barnard, he too became merciful. In this ahorl half hour th prisoner luffered an ags of tor ture, but when th verdict was rendered his face brightened and he soeme.l to have entered upon hit new lease of life with a hope almost ecstatic I need r.ot lay thai the verdict of tho Jury give general satisfaction. True, there are some good people who thought fo' a time tbat they would bare been better pleased with a severer Judgment; bat Ihey are lew In number, and I believe that In their lean of hearts they are gla I that mercy was allowed to soaon Justice, and that the youthful criminal Is given another chance to redeem himself, On or tw o, I uuderatnnd, wer anxious to liar lilm atrutig up with ceremonies similar to toots aiteaJluf tni ruNMxa or DZVNr In 1841. This poor wretch was attired la Ills enr clothes and marched to the Hep of the court bouse, where. In prreence of a great throng, his funeral ermon was preached by a whlle-halrcd clergyman of the town. He was then taken to the yard ind duly launched Into eternity. The publle-iplrlted residents ol Carmel, Including tne showmen, who reprricnt four-fiflhi rf tho population, are glad that tho town Is not to be disgraced by another hanging aad even John C, Calhoun, the tailor, and John CJulncy Adama, the doctor, although, like their great namesakes, diametrically opposed In politics, reli gion, and on turf nnestlons, stand side by Sid In relation to lh verdlcl; and each thanks Providence and a acnsibl Jury for avertlag Ihe shame Irom Carmel. An hour after the verdict was rendered th broad street of Carmel was alive with people hurrying to their homes. At Ihe hotels motley group wore col lected, and the whole trial wai discussed with en ergy Al the Smalley Hous Counsellor Den llalley held forth vehemestlr to an admiring crowd. At tile point Smith, tbe hatter, came In. Smith la an old realdent ot Carmel, aad never made a hat In his llie, Ills occupation a few years ago waa that of a showman but tor the last quarter of a century he ha applied himself principally to Ihe sampling of I Ichwlnes. Smith Is a born humorist. There's many a man as a harp as he Is whose couns aud verba do more agiee, bnl there are few men who ran make more lun in a given line without change of counteusnco. Smith and tbe counsellor s li soon engage! In a wordy debate, la which, by way of Illustrating a polol, Ihe former Insisted that dried hemp, doable and twisted, waa not properly cultivated tn old I'ulaam, aad that fully nine Unllia ol the copulation ought lo be executed to t eevent them from making loots of themselves. To this proposition a tall, white-haired man ol sixty objected, The old tuan U kn- ii as "Customer." He used to bo a capital ru.ninnisr aotpcati, hut since tbe hanging ot Denny ho has leanadto ward tbo sure of mercy, Look a here," said Cus tomer hoxh on yon tslks poor dcrtorlhr. You'd ouitter take lessor e of that man Borgh down lo lork, and then jou'd have aoiao consideration tor I'dlcem cattle." "I'.ul. I eay. Customer," said Clearwater, the grod-naturro Laveraer, you wauled lo hang Jen. Davis, didn't you I" ell, so. nut adxvcklv hang, roa know; but I did want to liev the crllter chaatlaed for hla mini f 1 1 eles snd wickednesses, And It weie ou his ac count that I ritLL OCT WITtl tTORACB GRllLET." Tell as a out It," laid Mr. llalley Well," raid Customer. yon see, la the last Trcs Idenital chsmpagn I cum in hare, and see an old chap to, jatiln' np by the stove a-warratn' his shins, Well, he wss a simple looklu' old cuss, and I were a alrong llepubllcan at that lime; so I goes np lo him and slars him os Ihe shoulder. Welt,' sava be, la a soil vra squeaky voice, 'what la It, my friend Sa) a I, "Old man, what are your politics I' 'I'm a Kepubncso,' ear he. Says I. floweiel tell that deroelt old fool Horace Ureeley signed Jeff Davia's ball bold.' Then he laughed a quiet kind of a laocn, and went Into Ibe dining room. Arier din ner le come out, and 1 aya lo 1'ie laodlord, Who la that old case V And he told me It ner II0RACR OB11L1T, I'll b derned If I wasn't nigh to bus tin'. 1 were completely moralLxsd, and couldn't ssy a word. That arternoon I n.ul to Ludlagtonvllle and heerd the old taller talk, but he didn't satiety me, and 1 bain, I never fell right sence." Down st Lock rood's Hotel th trial and the re sult were of course la main topic of converaa tlon. In the eveUeg a dispute aroaa between Jo Hopkins and three Irish workmen on Ihe railroad. Wliather the trouble waa about the murder or whether It arose from a dlfirreucsi of opinion re garding a dog 1 know not; Lut 1 do kuow that wltl.ln two minute, three Iriahmen were moat oundly tbbaiuid nr little ro noriiKi. On ot the Irishmen was taken lo Ihe Jail and locked up. bat belore h could be properly eeeured he had nearly killed himself by butting against lbs door of his cage In crder to save his life Sheriff llorton haudcufled him and then tied him down lo the Hour. Another of the Irishmen when advised to gut a warrant tor Hopkins' arrest, replied, Be dad an' 1 won't He's give mo a good balttn', like a good man, an' I won't go to law about It," Trnnipbaucr waa visited by a number of cltiiens during tho alternoon and evening. He seemed to bo grateful for Ihe kindness shown lilm, aud for the meri'l.ul verdict ol the Jury. "All 1 aak now la," .aid he, "Ii at when I get to 6lug bine I may not be Ihruwn In contact with William Conroy, the man who brought me into this trouble, 1 fear his in fluence, and 1 know that If ho has the chance he will get me Into more trouble." Trutnpbauer la tu be taken to Sing Sing on Honda). The Trifle Hint vrna Too Much fur Horace. Tlio Herman Republican Central Conimillcu last night adopt id resolutions regretting the decli nation of the Hon. Horaco Ureolcy to participate lu Ihe reorganization of tbo uarly, and expressing un qualified confidence In the Integrity ot Jackson h. bcliultz end William Orion, who have been deal; nated by the Stale Commlllee to undertake thia In teresting lllt.e Job. Another lllgnntlr Job. The Sacramento Union says the real object of tho Lower Cillfornu colonmtlo n scheme Is lu in duce the (lovernmsnt to purchase worthless terrl tory fruin Mexico nominally, but rvafsV Irom the Company, which Is corapoaod Isrcely ot members ol Congreaa and other American poliiUiaus, A Wile' i f-ulcldr. Marv (Iranor, tho wile of a Jersey City grocer, wss found unowned in a well on t'alerson avenue on Thursday nlglit. hhe had fiequcntly luftered violence ul her husband's bam'.a, 110 VMS of i.i:isvhe, I'rof.MIIIman lectures In Cooper Inatllule to-nlrht on Ine Atmosphere, with rcloieuci) to Inspiration aud Yculliall ju." "The Apostolic Mission and Work or the Irish Usee" Is tlie.uiijerl ol a lecture lo be delivered Dr the liev. J. Idegarly ul Cork, la Bt. Moinea's to morrow evening. av Alius ruo.ii run ti;i,i;oisai'ii. The bark Joseph Wler is ashore 13 mile north of Uaruerai. Valstn A Co., auctioneer, of San Francisco, hare failed, Liabilities f JM) 000, and assets u nder IIUO.OO. The Illinois aud Michigan Cinal was opened yes terday. Thia canal will giva Clilcajo water coounuul catluu wllh lhe Uulf hiatus, Joseph Dion beat lludolphe In San Francisco In a three-ball trench carom game.soo to 47.', there was cou. atant wrauiliug throughout mo oolite game. l.innehan, convicted In San Francisco of robbing a Chinaman, and aenl 10 Stato Prison, was rcteaii-d ti'sterdav unrter a ueirre uf Ibe bnpreuia Court that hiawo tetuaiouy Is Inadmissible. A number of French wumen, who pad been work ing In Ihe mlues lor the last Is yrara tn men's clolliliu, weroenoslel lu a ian Kranci;tu saloon on Thuia.lay, their acx haviug been discover! tor tb Dral lime. The Committee of Conference 011 the Apportion ment bill In ttie Pennsylvania Legtslaluie hate acieed niton a hill, which giveathe nnate to the Democrat, in 1HTI, and then .llor to the lleouhliraua by one majur Mr 'llie ilouie will he lteiiubUe.axi QY iU uiajurdldf, V cordlag. toj UcAjxVUnv'Jia- itEroLVTtoir xif irAsnixarox. Grant' Yengr-nnce la b Wreaked npea Mnmner Mneencblieett la b Counted Out-Flak Learning Ikm ha la Oat of riaee-aior(an or Opdyko Treasurer. Waihikotos, April 21. II is general! boiler ed tbat Mr. Fish will rsllrs from the Stat De pirtrcent as 100a aa th Joint High Commission gets It work done and poised upon by the Senile. It Is also expected that Mr. Bautwell will he crowd ed out of lh Treasury Department about the same tlm. Tbli procesi his been going on for two months or more, and the military secretaries who are lent to President Uranl by Clrn. Sherman ex pect that II will be consnrsmalsd about th middle of May. Mr. Iloutwell will not resign. This Is proved by tbe patience with which he has borne Ihe repeated Insults of Ihe military genttemsn who have their eentre it th Whlto House, and especially of Oen. ITeiioutov, the new Commissioner ,of Internal Revenue. If he had not boen more tenacious of of flco than of hla own prlds, bs would ton; line bar required the Treildint to stop th Insults or find him a successor; but h has bora th on and not demanded lh other. Nevertheless, tl la believed that he will have to go, and that whsn th tin conies President Oram will cat him adrift as coolly aa h cut adrift Judge Hoar, th other represeuta live ol Massachusetts In his Cabinet, sud when Mr, Iloutwell goes, no Mas.achusslu man will be aaked lo till Lis place. It Is BdmltWd that New Tork will furnish a suc cessor to Mr. Fun; but It Is generally believed his post will be lu lha Iressury Department. Two names are especially prominent. On la that of Kd win D. Morgan, th other that of Ueorg Op dyko. Both these gentleman era agreeable to lb I'resldeot, but It la supposed Ihst of tb two Out. Morgan Is ralber more likely to be selected. Wllb regard to Ihe future occupant of tbe Slate Department speculation Is all adrift, lhe names of Cnsrles Fronds Adams, William Si, Erarts, and Kllhu B. Wasbburne are all canvassed, but It Is not tboujht probable tbat either of them will be the man. Indeed, those who are bjst Informed are of Ihe opinion thsl alter all Mr. Fish may be persuaded tn remain, and that tn this way New York may gain the Secretary ot tUJtausury without losing th Secretary of Slate. r Ibsre Is no resson to expect that either Cborpen nlng, Creswell. or Major A. T. Akerioaen, C. S. A will get th Attorney-General's oDce, XJIaT CJIIS IS AT TUB JIIXE3. An Attempt lo Foment a War of Hacee Anelher Concession by th Workinguien -Apprehensions ol Trouble, Scbantox, 1'., April 21. The effort lo hare 10ms of th mints (u this ssctlon put Into oporatloa prove J a failure. A few nun went Into slope No. i, belonging lo tb Lsckawanaa Coal and Iron Com pany, but remained only a short tlm. This room ing the mine was entirely deserted, wllh th excep tion of a ilpgl miner, wbo entered the mine wllb Mr. W. W. Scranotn, superintendent of the rolling mill, Ihe former cutting coal and the latter loading It. Mr. Scrauton wai tbe bow oar ol tl e Yah) crew In their chimplon matches, and proved himself equal to the emergency ot mine working. A scheme is on foot to create dissensions among the miners, and thsr seems to be serious Intsntlon of prosecuting It. A beat newspaper of Ihls morn lag makes a violent attack upon lh Welsh miners, aad ha created a very hitter feeling among leadlog men ot that nationality. Should th plan succeed In disintegrating the men from th Worklngmea's Bs oeTolent Association, It Is probable that that reme dy for the compllcatloua In tbe coal business will prove worse than Ihe dlseaae, b7 bringing about a war ot races. Tbli programme Is ssverely con demned by lh people, and yet several prominent men tn the community are actively engaged In loiacnling Ihls domestic dis ord. .Eoil.siries are busy aarang the Welsh, Irish, and Ueimsns, rrls representing each, aad striving to create distrust and dissension thruothout the wnole bodyof miners, Wllh a view of making reasonable terms with the employers, if possible, lhe various districts met and appointed delegates to a convention, which was In ecttlun this evening. Tuis gathering will do liberate upon the expeulrncy ot making one moro proposltioa to the compaLirr. Gilng the rate uf w ages al 1 a diamond car. Such a rale will be but fourteen cent advance upon the terms offered by tbe corporations. The Convention will decide tu lecommend such a proposition, sue, tucro is touch anxiety to ascertain now tho compaules um enter lulu It to-morrow. A crisis In the cosl troubles Is near at hand, and there Is Increasing apprehension as lo tho 1 null. Now Ihal the misers are disposed to rxhlbit a feel In: of concession siidconclllatloa.il is hoped Ihal the compaules will meet loom In the same friendly spirit, uud such la the earnest dtslro ol ah In this community. In U wjotnlnc region there are Indications of a belter state or things. J. II. Swoyet'a works arc pusied to the extont ol their capacity, much lo th gratification of thousands In theva'.le). It was pav day with the mluers jeaterday, and a happier sol ol men has not been seen m Hits quarter lor uearly lire months. Mr, Charlea Parish, of the Wtlkesbarro Coal and Iron Works, whu employe about ibrt-o thousind men, haa become animated, an! the prospe:t is that the Umpire mines will be lu operation the lore part ot next week. With lh mine of the Wyoming region In full operation we may ca eel Chang ot tha deadlock In other sections, rilllBXOLOOT AXIt MUItDBIt. The Killing or John O'llrlen-The Couvlo tlan or Lusvreure Hulllvaa Affirmed by lha Hnpreme Court, Tlie lenience in the case of Lawrence Bulliran, who wu convlcle I of murder In lh first degree for Ihe killing of Jehu O'Brien la Jane last, waa before the Supreme Court, (Jcuera! Term, yesterday far review. Sullivan allot O'Brien on Ihe 13lh of June, and the latter died nine day afterward. The trial took place In the Court of Ueneral Sessions, before Recorder Hsckett, and resulted in the conviction of the prisoner on tae lllli uf December last. His counsel obtained a writ of error aod a atay of pro ceedings, Yh only exceptions upon the tnal were to twu questions put to Mr. femuel 11. Wells, who testified Ihst he was an oxpert In regard to what causes Insanity, teinpursry or otherwise; that be was a prscticsl phrenologist ol more thau twenty five yeara' experience, and that ho bad previoual) examtcrd Sullivan. Tbo quosllous objected lo ind excluded by tbe Cuurt were: 1. Have you made any examination of the phreno logical developmculs and physiological condition of tlie prisoner t it. What would be the effect of any nndae excite ment upon the will-power of Suillveii t It was argued by counsel that an cxa.ilnallon ol Ihe prisoner hy the witness was necss.ry, Inas much as abnormal conditions of the ..tellcct are slws)s attended with abnormal conditions or devel opmental of the brain; and that under excitement upon such an organization aa Sullliaofs silrht hare tauaed iranalt'iry meulal disturb luce ul a maniacal character, so that under the circum.tances connect ed Willi the killing ol O'Brien tho prisoner would have become so oxcited, and ao subject lo the con trol of hts snlmal impulses, that his wlllwould bavo no powvr wtulever, aud that, therefore, be could not be responsible for his acts, Tho Court, wllnoul hearing the District Attorney, affirmed the Judgment, so that Sullivan, who was first sentenced to bo haugeJ ou the 'Will of January last, will have lo be resentenced by tho Ueneral Term. ITASUIXHIoy XOTB3. The Supreme Court has adjourned until May 1. Huhscrlptlons to the now loan yestirdjy, tni Odd. M. Tr 1 Hoard, the French Minister, has recovered I en Spinner and hrnato Wilron ssll tor Europe la the ecous next Wedneiday, Secretary Boutnoll Is going to Chicago next week on private buiiucus, and will l absent a fortnight. Secretary Iloutwell has autborixed the patment of Interest due slay 1, 1371, on Mondsy uexl, vltlioul rc bsle. II Is understood that the Joint High Commission have agreed upon the fettlenuiil of th. Han Juau boun dari by giving tho Unlle I mates that island. 'llio expense of assessing and collecting the re venue fur lhe first three months of Ihls year, as com pared with tho coiresiiondlng tuouibt ot last year, Bhoas a reduction of UjO.OW. (len. Duller, President anil Treasurer ot the Home foi Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, yesterday eichsnged 1'iMaa ot J!0s of 1)63 ror tne uew Use 1 er ceui. loua, lu the name ul tbo Institution. Correspondence for Alsace and (lerrusn Lorraine Is subjected to Ihe same rales 01 postsge aud coudi lion, uf payment as correspondence 10 ui her pans of (leriuany, and ahould bs seat la tae United ttlaiea and Herman malls. The h'vning rotCl sprclsl ssys the tresly made bv the Joint High Commiulun for lhe settlement of Ibe Alabama question i-rovlui-a tor a rued cuiuiiiisloii 10 examine and past upon tlie van tits of all claims pre sented, and thai tbe buipclur of Uraiii is 10 JJ ni 1)1 Irator. Of the twenty-one memhera of the Joint Com. inlttce to Inquire 11110 the Ku KI111 nutragra. eight are Democrats, sis llepreiooieiivie and mo Senators. Ilierowill accordingly be iwo Democrats on each ot the four suh commuters into which tbe Joint Commit tee will he divided, A short time ago au attempt waa made by a ser geant aul two soldiers at Port Washington on the I'otninao. lo blow up the autler and tua si iioliouae. 'I hui tlole eitfliteeu pounds ol powder and placed it under the premu.ee. and hsa ignited the flow matcu when tney weru discovered by lh serress'ii of the guard who extinguished the match, la twu soldiers wuri cauabl. but ihcar comoaoJus.lACgtut oacanad. THE CIVIL WAR IN FRANCE. I I A DECISIVE KNQAOEMEXr MOUSim- 1 U AltlLT EXVECTED. fl flats. Okolavrltx Wounded-Th Teraalllesi U Troop l'rrparlnsj Tor aa Attack-Fntaas g He porta of Communist Hurceaa-KiTeea j Ira Fire from lha Government Hntterle. j Paris, April 21,-AJeD. Okolowltx lias beta wonoded. Th Versailles irmy have thrown as IntreichmecUon lb loll bank of th Seine, and arty now concentrates at I'uteaux and Couthf vole with i the spparent Inter lion of making 1 lorlle against Lsvallols and VIIHers. Ths eannoonde of tl a Mill lot gate continues. The Journals wl.oss inppraaw "11 lion has rtccqtly hem ordarcd continue to appiaa. M ritas ntronn. Lordom, Acrll 21. A despatch from VeriitllH U sayi tho assertion of tie Communists that 1'iey leva f rocovered lie positions lost on the 13th li falsa, S Th 1'arirlans kavO'becn driven lo the right bank of t th Seine, sod have not attempted to return U J Aan! ires. A despatch dated it Paris last evenlnar 1 aaji there ha been desperate house-to-honss fighV 9 lug all day at Ncullly and Lrrallols. Tb fore ot fj th Assembly hare been rejnforred at Ncullly, bat 1 th artillery of U Federalist (Communists) dsx fends with grcst tenacity th barricade oppoalte tba S position of tb Versailles troops. Cannonading wan 9 lnetssant throughout th day, Th VcrsalllLeta W hay not occupied lhe Tillage of Aanlores, but ar X Intrenched at the railway station and la tha a Colombai wood, JJ till fits Of TltR TEtlSAILLII DATTIRIBI 1 greatly Irlci th Nationals, but though tbey hart flj luflered beary loss, they ire a tl II undaunted. Ads- d clilve engagement Is Impending it th Maillot gstc, J lh ramparts adjornlng which ir a l eap ot ruins. S TTi Arch of Triumph Is lufferlng terribly from tb bombardment, aod shell reach even th Hue ds IS Collsco. The Sim I'vllle (newspaper) refuses te 9 9 top publication. Compositor! of mosl of ths Jour- H 1 lists ar engaged In rioting. Th Daily AVips steclal despatch from Versailles sayi Ihe Prussian 3 I intend to surrender those of Ihe for Is around Parks jj which ir still in their possession lo tin lawful aer t J ernmeat. ill TDI rAlttJ BARtttCADlS. Ill The five liandrsd millions of frsncs indemnity, do C j II on April 1, li still unpsld. Th barricade In IU jj fl Hue de Illvoll, In Paris, le represented lo be en- jj I trtmely fbrmldabl. A Versailles despatch of lo- J 0 day iayi Ihst several barrlcides, with i aumbr ol ft jl n prlaomrs aad laversl cannon, wer captured yet. I H Jj terday at Ncullly. The cannon have beon presented j H fl to M. Thiers, who, la some remarks la reply, con- 1 fl cratnlsted the troops npon their achievement. Tha 1 jj II Prusslsa military suthorltlss have required tb I K II OoTsrnment lo furnish Intormatlon as to th num. jl Ifl ber of troop dally arriving at Versailles. Tl j ill Duke of Broglie baa relumed to his post as French jj M I Ambassador to LonCon. 3 till It I announced that Germany lupporti th claiml iu of the Inhabitants of Alsace against France. I 9 Th Itliht or Heurchlm Neutral Vessel. jj fll I.ondok, April 21. In the House of Common! gun to-night th subject of tb declaration of Pails ol III 1SS0 against privateering, and establishing ths 1 1 principal that a neutral Hag covers enemy's good! II cam up. li Mr. Bentlrck argned In favor of the withdrawal ol I fl England from the agreement, and advocated It ra j H somplton of the right of rrsrch. He believed ths 9 United Siatos and other powers would disregard lh fl declaration In cseo of war. Jl n The Attorney Ueneral defeidel the Parla declara- jt II lion. Ho said It was Impossible to oscape III obtlga. I U lions. H Mr. Disraeli Ismented that the subject hsd not 1 HI been Introduced earlier, ao that It might have beea 111 brought to the attention of lhe recent conference of t D tho powers lu London. It w.,s agreed that the de- I H claralion was Injurious to Kngland, hut it must be J ft respected until It Is lormal y revokeJ. i fl Mr. Ulidston lualatcd that the declaration wai S bludtng. and I .a relocation vrai not to be thought of. j a 8VAXISII TACTICS IS CVIIA. 9j 0 The Wnr lo be Confined lo One Srctloa el dl fl lie Couulry-Th loniirrrclinn svlilch l Tnlmnaeda Hupprraaed au J.ona Ann. fl ffl Havana, April 21. According to tbe Diario, h B the tactics of the Spauhrda are lo be changed, Val- fl maseda Intends tu confine tbe war to one section of I m th country. He proposes to drive the Insurgents i B out or certain Jurisdictions, then follow tnetn and 1 N Io-e them into submission. Valmaseda will remain e! al In tbe Jurladictlons of Santo Kspirltu and Moron J si until the establishment of a military cordon, which A I will make the psesage of the Insurgents from the 1 1 Kastern Deparlmcni Impoaaiblr, Ths Maria saya l I this pacification oy diatrlct may appear slow, bul 1 that la tho only course that will bring back peace. !J Qeu, Ceballlno will assume command lo-day. It I The California I'ree-I. ore Alnrderraa. ill It is expected that the trial of Mrs. Fair for, j 1 the murder uf Judge Crlltendeu, of San Francisco, li I a! will close to day. A i I'BRaOKAL 1NTKLLIQEXCE. j j Msyor KalbSelach has recovered, rj j Devlin A Co., the famous clothiers, have Issued a f 31 preltr and useful lllutlraied volume, "The Metro- 11 a i ons," le. Hog all about New York aod Its Hons, for 1 al grutultous c rculallon. y CI It is said thai Mr. Ollphint. one of the Broctoa S f Cocimunlty. who has been a correspoodent ol tho Lon- nl I 1 don 7iri.s in I art for some tune pest, will soon lelur .11 s 1 lo bis loiiuer aaeociates In this cuunlry, 1j h CVK1031T1E3 Or C1U31E. jjii A Ssn Francisco grocer named Peterson killed hla Jl U,1 wife aod himself on Wednesday, t II I James Funk was snot and killed by his wife it SI II I Knreks, Ner., In a drunken brawl. JU M I John lloalnson shot aod killed Peter Abal In I U I land dispute at San l'aequal, C'.il on Wedaeiday, IW B J "Fair Play" wants to know why the four asaas aj f I Bins lu the Mazee-Iturns aflalr ot December, lildJ, hare H H a not hean brought to trial. II Jj 1 Hofluian's jewelry establishment in Chicago wai 119 1 rakbed testerd iv morning of watches and a quantity iU Jl fl ol diamonds worlli between 3,030 and 16.000. II 11 1 Mr Lambe. ot lhe firm of Coulln A Lambe. II- t (J 1 qaor dealers, of Canal street, waa arreated yestcr- H li s day ou .usp'cion ol selling the place on lire. tj rjf Snmttel F.lwards, who forged Simon De Vlsaer'i 'it 3 li name lonelier! ou Duncan, Bhennau tk Co., for tlA id ill was sent to statu rrlsjn yesterday, tor five years. In J J Ocorpo W. Bird, at one time Connie Clerk of H ill Monteiey, Cel.. while siifferina: from dtUrtum tttmttit II ll jl In the Monterei Jail, terrible inutilaied hi arm and Jl ul Ug and blol to deatn. He belouged la New Yor. Jill John Williamson, alias Van Brunt, and Chsrlel jn fjjl Ilrooaa, uno of whom held a pistol to Margaret l'ur- .1 Nil cell's head, while the other ransacked her father's I jl fill huiiie, wera seatenced yesterday lo twenty scars each I UI lu State Prison. i'vOil Last night Michael Muller. of CM Mast Rlevenlh 'Jirlll street, quarrelled with Ueorg Deckel In tho new mar- I Q S'll km. at tha foot of East r.ighiceuih meet, tlullei Tl lill mrew a c leaver at Deckel, cutting hit leg badly, Mul- 4 h II lor was srrcsted. si sail jo tti xas a ii o urro try. ji 3i Tie schoolshlp Mercury arrived yesterdsy from a '1 6! cruise In the lv,at Indies, y Mrs. Catharine Itaudolph, or Jl,k Mulberry street, U ki was louiidocad In ted )Ci terday. It Mavor von O'llall haa reappointed the Board or ll vl Kducatlon, according to agreement. rj t Oen. Kilpitrlca has an article In Our llao Hint. 111 for .May, entitled "Lee al Uclliiburg." 'll'jj Christian I.angberk. aged 13 months, was seal led (J t to death at IJH Woat Thirty eighth atrect, jcsierday JjJ Henry Buruham, aged 45, a lodger In tho Harlem it villi Pcltce Htalloa, was fouuddesd lo hi. cell jes.crday The Twred-Swrenv-Connnll) Leaner (Irihbers ex- si ijf posed. Iralu al Wood a Museum buuday night, 'll, I'd. Jdr. h Tho Worklngmen'a I'nlon, alter a atormy aesslon '7; "ii las; night, adjournel without action ou any of tb 111 5f to Ua wh.ch were discusfod. ".ii Mary Tulman, of Iu I Pitt street, while In liquor, HI I'll mistook her kerosene Ismp for a teapot and placed II U.i I'i ou tin store, rihe wa. fatslly bull ed. js 111 The steamboat Alice K. Preston, rnnnlnr lietwesn (els this eily and I'uil Jefterinu, sunk uoar Kxecu.lon Itock, 'IS iu I.Mi'k' l.l ind puund, on Thursday morning. Jj sli Waller Blilot, of Zti West Seventeenth street, raa fijf ri win Kitty ninth street to l ily Hall in Ihiriy-two una. i Y.t ules and iwiuiy an scconos, on Wednssdsr morniug, 'lj I)!1 Consiitutlon, No, S7, tlm locomoilvs on which lh '.l) fl'r hero Doc buuiuons went to his death, is not in Paler, i,t aeu, hul In lh New York Central Itainoad lepalr ahop. A body which waa tuuud badly niulllstel on ths l-jl lj Hudson lltver Itailiuad was yratrrday idenlin-,1 u I iV lhatof Michael Apai, a Ueruiau plaitcrer, ol Weildsr- jj cntleth street. Tha residents of Sixteenth street on the block iJ .4'J bounded by Kirsl avenue and the Paik complain thai r Jll ladies' an frequently iusulted by the loafers lu thai U ueigbpoihood, iA. vjl The Ouarto-fentonnlat Anniversary of Ilsscoo 11 Lodge, No I. I I) O V waa celebrated last evecmi s rf la the Klireurll.au llooms. (MO r ell .ws'llsll The Uia s, jjl tor) ol lh Lodge waa recited b) Uro. U, 8 Hill f, The question of irecelvcrshlp in th lloffmsi L House caae wa. up before Xlr. Justice Cardoso, yester nay. The argument lor the defendant. Sir Head, was it &i begun bv W o llnrtlstt. Lsq aud II 10 lis wucJadf. T V, oa Uoaday uoialiafi. i !.i T I

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It bO ASSItWnni ru,m, la ClaS rikil, llCUtrtUl. riisuat latin It ally la lit ma. (I AaiTina. rtMl'hf" "I. a a a 40 U. Ii la l a (H at Im, .1.0.1.. 'l Taw llniil tv worai) if l.ti, ft 80 strita NeT-taa, Mlara Min-ag I'm Plai, pvr liiia, 7 ft. tu. I i Vrami N-ficaa, ifer Mumpi ial ta-ita, -r lini, 60 ru. Mmti, will. "An,. irttt it. 14 tit, t--f ItM,, il to J lia V t 60 l.lili AaiaT1.llli-f-r-.-fiirt.4taiy Iflf IS! ryan mif, C.U M aiipliy t;r- tai.H auJ In la. U akly .1.4 band WtaUy, viU f l ttuirkirr. il iriiaattaaaf Iki M-r1laf. il AailaniiMMl la w aaaLV, 10 nau bar Haa. I AU AltiMi.li.nn clarita p llai .1 Mill Arab laara I. AafiarwiatRTi ta iiii.U tint. It miU arr lata. Il JI For the accommodation of person residing n? jjr .own.advert.icuieote for Tut Son will be receives al ll our regular rate tt tlio uptown advsrtlssmeat odea, ,'ur MX WritTldrty ieconJHrcet.it tbejunctloo ofUruai- II Tr ud Midi rcDue. from A. II. to 1'. M. I', The Democratic Consrcsilonnl Atldrcfi. I Tlio adtlrrea of tlio Democratic rncmbarf J'. of CongrcM, whlcli we published yesterday, i h&fl both faults and merits. It deals too 1 much lu gencrnlltlcf, and Its principal defect K l'iat whllo It osmIIs tlio measures of tho Hu t Itopulillcan". It fulls to make out any definite policy for the Democrats. Tills doubtless t nrlscs from tho fact that it Is a great deal i raster for a party ont of power to fiud fault t with its opponents than to tell precisely what HK J t would do If It stood In their placo. The addrcea could not well help making mm capital liolnU against Quant and his j Ailmlnlstratton. It very properly denounces Ii i tho tendency of recent Congressional 1 legislation toward tho obliteration of tho I )uat rights of tho Stales and tho con- H''.' I tralltatlon of unwarranted powers in Hf I tho Federal Executive, as exemplified Hi' i In tho ICu-Klus act; and it most K' truthfully charges that tho chief objoct of this measure is to enable OitANTto wield tlio B' tremendous powers conferred upon him In HL. pnunoting first his rcnomlnat.oji, and then Hj his reSloctlon. On thla subject the address spenks explicitly, but not too strongly, for r i never was thcro In the wholo history of the j Government a moro violent stretch of eonstl luUonal provisions, under falno prcteucoe, for mere partisan ends. H)!j Tho addrcrs utters sound truths about the Hth extravagance, rechlcssncss, and corruption t vf tho Admlulstration, and tho failure of i Congress since It met In December Inst to do :r i anything practical and substantial to roduco the burdcus under which tho pcoplo groan while, on the other hand, a majority of tho HjJ llcpubllcans havo bocn willing to minister. Hjjj to tho vanity of Ohant, and Join Ins2hem2$ for his rcnomination to an olllco which they H. j must feci that ho is sure to vacate on tliu .It'll HI. f of March. 1873. Hr The tnoft significant paragraph in the ad- j dress Is tho compliment to Mr. TitUMliuu.. whom It calls "the em'nent Senator of 1111 noil and its most important paragraph, in viow of the fact that it is signed by all tho Hj Democratic Senators and Hoprescntativew, is C I (hat conjuring the South for it can havo bearing elsowhere to carefully protect Bi the rights of every citizen, to preserve kindly i relations among all men, and to dl&counto- Bj .ll i nance and discourage nny violations of the i rlCn,8 t y portion of tho people secured under tho Constitution or any of its amend mcnts." Wo counsul tho Ku Klux to act Bjjlt upon this advice, and thus take away from Bft, llllANTall pretext for ueiidlng a great mlli BKi'. lary foroo into tho Bouthurn States. K, i With a few modifications wc do not see W; ,T'ii' Senator Tiiujicui.l could not stand HMjHJ i ujmju this address as a platform for 1872. Iljri The Itnllronds mid the People. Hjljl When railroads first began to bo built rn this country, it was upon tho theory that 'fvji they were only a new variety of turnpikes. it )j The Jbwb authorizing their builders to take :,ylA the land they required without the consent pi its owncro were sustained pnroly on n' grounds of public jiollcy. It was said by the jl i courts that tlio iron track was as much a jo public convenience as one of earth or stone, r! nud that, Just as any citizen could drlvo or W' i walk over nD ordinary road, so he could put 1 hia own ear on n railroad and travel over j.'l,J It. This was, however, beforo the doy of n ptcam locomotives. As soon as theso con- jfk j i Irlvanccs were Introduced, tho wholo railroad j ,t ayettin had to bo modified. Tho railroad com- I'' .1 ponies, from being mero road owners, became wrriers of goods aud passengers, and crowdixl other carriers off their tracks al- Ji' 'together. Thfe wa, Indcwl, Inevitable, No If 'L (Tuslnesfl could bo safely traictol on a rail- Wt' h rood unless ono tdnglo head regulated the BJjf rrmvement of all tho trains and no man in Hj bis sunst'B would now think of keeping a Bj(sVij private locomotive and car for usa on the Bj'i 'ff various ro'lroads of thu country, as ho keeps H;V P his carrlugo and horscB. U Is safer as well cscheaporfor him to uho tho vehicles pro- BJij.'i vlilcd for tho common nso of all travellers, By if This change in the theory of building and BJIJit' operating railroads, whllo It has ylcldixl un- Wm expected profits to their owners, has also Bj givon riso to a quite goncrally rocelvcd opin- Bfji, lou that they aro nothing more than private B t i rnoney jiiaking machines, llko tho business B; Jt of a merchant or a manufacturer. During mi tho last few years especially, our American mM TUllro&d companies havo gono on consolldat- jff Ing and extending their lines, and watering .',a thulr cnpltals, with reference colcly to their ml' own Intercuts Their managers assume that Hi)r-T iy duty lit lo mako all the monoy KtiU ""'Y 1'offilMy can for thcmsclvos and tholr jfi1 t slmreholilers, and that the public arc shiep f to lw "horn Tor thuir advantage. B 'J-" 1 i i 'lwrv arc liidlcatlons at present of a rebel B( "or apalart tho tyranny of railroad corpora. Rj tl"" n the pnrt of the pyplo. FortunaUdy, K i i legislative authority is utlll nowssary for im Bf iwtant aoi on the part of tho railroads; '.i, lhv,t" reminders to the popular n-prw-! Kutativcs of the power they possess BLJBBBBI have not been usolcss. Dy a- w)ss foresight tho rate of way passenger fares on the Cen tral Hnllroad of this State has been limited to two cents per mile, and on all other roads to three cents. In Illinois a law has lately been passed reducing tho rates from fivo rents per mllo to two and one-half cents, and limiting local freights to tho lowest prices charged for through trausportatlon. Similar laws will doubtless bo enacted In all tho other Elates, and speculators In railroad stocks who calculato on an unlimited in crcaso of dividends will bo disappointed. Tho people at laro havo too immedialo an interest lu koeplng down toe cost of passsgo and transportation for their representatives to daro to voto against that Interest, and bribery will bo impotent to dofeat their will. Every farmer at tho West sees plainly that it is ho who pays tho cost of carrying his wheat to market since all wheat brings tho same price at Chicago or Now York, no mat. tcr how far it has had to bo brought, and evory cent paid for freight Is a cent out of his pocket. Every maker and consumer of manufactured goods, or raiser of catllo or agricultural products, knows that tho cheaper freights aro tho better It is for him and tho travollcr, moro than all, Is alive to tho difference between ono dollar and two In tho prlco of a railroad ticket. To supposo that any combination or monopoly can stand against this universal pressure, Is to supposo that Niagara Falls can bo dammed up by human agency, and the river rolled back Into Lake Erie. Tho tlmo Is coming when no railroad will bo allowed to exact any greater compensa tion from its customers than enough to pay lis expenses and tho lowest market ralo of lntorert on Its cost. Tho watering of capl. tals, of which wo havo of lato had so many stupendous instances, will cot only be stopped, but undono wharo already accom plished, and railroads will bo made to return to their original condition of iuitrumcnU for the benefit of the public, and not for that of stockholders alone. IIumbuE. It is wonderful how long a lie will live, especially If aay number of Influential per sons havo an Interest in It. Hero Is a Com mittee of tho Masachu3ctU Legislature who declare that in their opinion the coasts, of San Domingo might supply capacious and protected harbors, where our shipping, com raerclal and naval, might freely resort for neevseary repairs and supplies." Now the fact id that In all tho coasts of San Domingo Mere U not a single good har bor. The only placo which has tho appear. aucc of being a harbor U tho Bay of Soman and thcro no vessel drawing over ten feet of water can bo got In. When tho Tennessee was there lately she had to lio outstde, end if a stroug easterly galo had arisen sho would havo been compelled to pull up her anchors and run out to sea In order to bo safe. This, we repeat It, 1b tho only approach to a hlrbor in tho whole Domiulcan Hepublic, and there Is not an experienced officer In our navy who will maintain the contrary. Nevertheless, tho falsehood about capacious aud protected harbors" thcro is a pretty old one, and is evi dently still destined to a long life, A Had Principle. Tlio Democratic Journals, oepccially In tho West, strongly condemn Senator SuM.VKn's recent declaration that ho should vote for tho Ku-Klnx bill, notwithstanding its objection able features. No cry of centralism or Im perialism, said Mr. Sumnkii, could deter him. Ho was for tho centralism of liberty and tho imperialism of equal rights. Oace tho nation served slavery In tho Interest of Stato rights now It must servo liberty even to tho denial of Stato rights." As our contemporaries overywhero ol servo, this involve a falsa and pernicious doctrine. Liberty can only bo secured by law and if we set asldo the Constitution in tho namo of liberty In 1871, wo may over throw it In order to mako a favorite candi date Presld nt by military power and a bham election in 1872. Tills avowal seems to havo put an end to all possibility of Mr. Sujineii's being noml n a toil as tho Democratic candidate for the Presidency, lie is not tho man on whom all parties can unite in a now era of general good feeling. One of our contemporaries dlscus-ics the question of n Democratic candidate for the Supmrae Court m this city at th coming duo tiuu, and concludes that it would be juit as well to leave the entire m&tlor in lha Laiida of tLa CouTcutlon. This may do in point of form but in point of fid tho Convcutiun will Imrc nothing to tay tbont it. Tbo ucce;ful nomination will b nude by I'stsn II. Swcent sod Willi in M TiVBtnj and as for the unsuccessful ones, it ii of ilttlo consequence who makes them. It is an interesting fart that, notwithstand ing the disordered condition of the Southern States, population, Industry, and wealth hare been steadily on tho Incrcaso there lines the close of the rtbcllinn. In six years einee the end of tlio nar, the eleven rebel States have gained eight hundred thousand in tho number of their people they have three thousand fif o hundred miles of railroad moro than they had then they have four cultivated farms now where they had three before tbo war j and their number of manu facturing establishments Is more than double!. The agricultural products of these eleven States In 1669 araountod to over ono thousand aoven hundred and fifty millions of dollars, of which less than one-fifth was in cotton. Figures like tbeso show how inconsiderably tbo outrages of tnc Ku-Klux have affected the general pronperlty of the country, and how unnecessary Is the un constitutional law on tint subject which has just becu pasted by Congress. Who can calculate how much reputation Hew Ilcnin haa lost since Congress met in De cember? Certainly no other man has lost to much ai be. Then be had some standing In the country u a politician now he U eetecmo J as tbt chief of the Congressional blackguards. There Is a report from Copenhagen that the Iter. 11. J. Cuauxr, tho most highly favored among the President's brothers-in-law, is not well entrusted by arittocratie society In Den mark. Even the diplomatic conn uso him with etndlod neglect, and fiihionablo people in general turn up their noses at him. These un pleasant circumstances are due to tho report that the ltcv. Mr, Caiwsa was publicly Dogged at I.lptic and did not resent it, and to the remarks said to have been made about him at the time when his nomination was discussed in the BenaU at Waablogton. lie Is not only cut In puhlle, but hat it won and more expensive, It is said that lie receives no Invitations to dinner, Uow true tbeso palnfol allegations may be we have no means of ascertaining! hot we truU that the Secretary of State will lose no time In representing to the Danish Minister at Washington the necessity that a more courteous style of manners aboul.l be ex. htbiled In the capital of that little country to ward the brother-in-law of the 1'r.caldcut. if such remoustrauces should prove ineffectual, a few monitors might be ordered to Copenhagen to teach the Danes what politeness is due to Mr. Crauer's family relationship. If the President's brother-in-law can bo insulted with impunity in a foreign land, what will become of us? Thu Trey Tiint has an Interesting artlclo upon corruption at Albany, It states tbo case with commendable plainness. Thers is a man," says the Timtt, "in tho Legislature now who was onco Indicted In this county for corruption as a legislator, and fled to Canada till the Indict ment could be fllchrd fioni tho office of tho proKCCutor. Tbcro is a man in Congress from tills Ftato who gained a fnrtuns at Albany in ono winter by tlio aalo of his vole." lly wnv of curing this deplorable and dnnserous condition of things, the Timtt recommends that a bribed man should bo subjected to social ostracism. He should bo voted down by every honest citizen. Ho should be tabooed In society as an unworthy, baae person. II o should ho mado to feel that he is like one amlttcnwllh a plaguo that monstaad aloof from him with disgust." No doubt such a punishment would have Its efUcacy If society could bo brought to apply it but how can this be expected when the Constitution and laws are suclt that bribery and corruption aro virtually tolerated by them Society cannot be much better than the laws which govern It, The man who sells bis rote, If he Is rich, will not bo In danger of suffering any fatal chastisement from public opinion. In order to prevent bribery and corruption, tho Constitution and laws of the Stato must be changed. In tbo new Constitution framed in 1807 there were some excellent and wholesome provisions on this subject, embodied in It through the wisdom end pertinacity of the Hon. Otonaa OrciKX of this city, If these pro visions had been adopted by the pcoplo and put In force, legislative corruption would ere this have been extinguished. Hut they were rejected, and the crimo continues and flourishes, aud will be likely to Sourish in spite of all tho denuncia tions and all the expositions of its wickcdncsi, until the people of the State shell awake to the necessity of preventing It by adequate constitu tional and legal mcaui. Mr. Gr.r.r.LKY has declined to take nny share in the proposed reorganization of tho re publican party in this city. Uii letter of de clination reads sb follow Nkw Tob, April 1371. Draw Fin! It itres m no Dlrj-uro to eilvtie yon and tbr CXimuilttceof wlilcJi von arw the head that I am obliged to durltne Ida pjrt aanlgned me by the State Commlllr.) In tae proposed rcurx-anttitlon of the Ik-pnbtlean p rtv of oar city. Had a Ilttlo for bearaoca and eoaelllallon been evinced by UUJ ap pointing powtr .it Wa.lilDStun, I think tills ml(Dt have becu diUortnl. Yonrs. 110UACK OnHKLKV. The Hon. Alokzo D. Counlix, Chairman lU-pub-llcan Ktate Committee. This shows that Mr. Gacixtr means to stand by his friends, and It aJTorda no indicitloo that cither be or ther will submit quietly to be slaughtered in order to insure delegates for Gen. flaixT to the Itcpubtican National Convcn tion. That will be a curious organisation of the Republican party of New York from which Hosaca Uttsi-Lir la excluded. It bcouib thnt almoiul trees flourish In California, but that so little attention lias hither to been paid to their culture that the demand for almonds is not supplied by the domestic produc tion. The treo will prosper In every part of the Suite below the line of snow, especially In the middle valleys. A single ono lu Santa Ilarbara yielded last year forty dollars' worth of nuts. A farmer in that neighborhood has this spring planted fifty thousand almond trees, and many others have set out smaller orebsrds. It is very likely that within a few )cars California will be able to supply almonds enough for the sibolc Union, Evory Immigrant to this country from Europe is worth SOO on an average, according tu Mr. Buwaud Vol' .so, chief of the so-called Uuicau of Stattstica at Washington. This la a Ilttlo lower than tbo eallnuU hitborto usually made, some authorities placing the figures at $1,000, and some at (1,123. Mr. Yooko's com. potation is based upon tho assumption that the wages of laborers and unskilled poraona through out the country average ttOO a year, and that each man represent! a family of four persons. The cost of maintaining this family la 1210, leav ing tlfiO, or (40 for each member, as tlio amount of ita net annual earning. At fire per cent, this sum represent a capiul of (SOO, the amount above mentioned. Tbo money brought by the immigrants is but (69 per head, nearly all of which has to be paid out for travelling expenses to the interior. In a speech made the other evening before thr Went bido Allocation by tbu Hon. E. It, ilaxnuui, it waa at erred that U we could nave a meane of ril'll transit In (Lis city, so as to save to each pis sender ViLo govs upordowu town only Ova min utes Id eadi passage, there would bo an itgrezato saving or B,CO years of life la five years, or more than one tboaianJ years la each single year. Or U the saving could be as mnch as twenty minutes In each passage, with the simo number of paaaenrcrs il now, II would amount to an asxrog&le ol W.OUO yean of life In a period of fifteen years. Mr. War ning's statistics aru lmcrcstlvo. l.ITblt.lltr XQTUH. WoH worth reading la J. VUlt lo lTy DuvOnUntttl Con-In (Itoberti llroa.l, a cIuiuUck Uttw oojk.touvg Dient to put inUie pocket. A very clever book Is Philip Gilbert Ihunerton'a TktvokU abeui Art (Itoberti fioloen). Woiuon can lead it ilnuut learnlutf inuc-U aud ccuiaz his icuic ol attlstlo tcanty quietened. Among lly ltooU (Halo A Son), ronatsttng of Fo rays pnollthed orlslnally la the Wurltt, tsarevtable companion for a eloady afrtrnoon, thooth It has ratner ua much aeld In Its composition. It has tlio lame title as one ol air. Lowell' books, but should nut lie confounded wiih that woiic Tbe author is un derstood to tie Mr. W. II. Uread. r.miuo.y xotvs. Halt Uih shoes will bo more eri rtgU for summer wear llisulilcu laccdOr batlonod boou, Unearved Ivory fans and Ivory glove stretchers art considered suits tile guts for a bride to receive. Ths Joekev Club bow, fastened with a bow-sprlnc to mo collar tmlton, Is the last stile anaouacuj in pentlemen'a cravats. The latest style of eollsrs for rentlemm Is narrow and turned over, worn law In the neck, rue aloiuir tne person the lower can toe collar bo wi rn. l'ulilonablcs, both ladles snd gentlemen, now street tlie Tenntion reveirinle caff. Us nlulngulihltui feature Is a notohed-ol edce below tiiealoavo uultou. CnfJt and collars of brown and hru linen are the thine for summer travelling wear. Tnay aro tilminud with narrow rufiloe of the mum, edged with a llns of Kngllitilaoe. A pretty earrlaro shade for a bride Is one of un earved Ivnrr. ouenlne and stunting- like a circular lan around a carved and Jewellt-d lunula of Ivory, BucU a one can be nought (or f or t'O. All the bonnets of the season sre modldcatlone of the (tri'Y or collate shape. Their brlmi aro either turne-1 up or Indented, niled with ruehct or &tjrif'iux, or loll plain to be itllea toy frisoltos of hair as lbs taste or fancy of the wearor may dictate, Oenllemen now keep their buttonhole rxiuoat'e fresh In smsll. flat, glass tubes, nsrtlr HUM with water, the tube is small euough to silo through tbe button, hole i a little silver or gilt Ilnx around the ueok, lo which a pin ts sttsched, keeps It In Its placo. 1'sissols of tho latest style sre of shades of pon see, linen, silk serge, bun", drab or Icru or poplin, lino I with nils a snade darker. An edce of a darker color, and lorn timos a fringe, also of a ihads darker, nolsiies them, l'raetical ladlts affect Uie Eugllan walklog-sifck parasol or umbrella. The Coachman's collar, dicker, and ecarf, n at. tsch. d to e icli other, ami made so Ingenlo nsly st to bs Initially donmat aner ths horses are nsrseaaed and the carrlsae at Hie door, is the laleil Invention of the diaiingulihed Canon. The Uiler Wallack bniokiag Jaoket Is also one ofCapsn's designs. The prettiest l'raceh sets of cuffs and collars for breakfast wear aro Imported with one, two and three rir to tba collars, and with an ouuide smiulairi cnemtfteuo attached to Uie band, extending In a point aowu tba cone alnioit to the waul. Tus embroidery on tneru Is done In a manner to give a in Mod appear auce to Uie leavre aud plumes, t'bs Teonrson notch is given to themOs. Tnoy ra&ne lo price from 110 to JUDGE YORK'S PARTNER. oreitATioita or a ariT, jvstuit. ash Dimmer school rnvaiEK. HewJamra Wnthrr l'ntvlrr Nnlla 6.1,000 A l.enf from the Idle of a Judge who Appoint Dlnnteuit Itnbbrra Court pal cere-A Woll ninona Widows nnd Orphans. On Jan. 10, 1808, Mrs. Mnry Ann Henry was Ivlng tick at ti e licuio of Mr. J. L. Fmllh In this city, snd btlietlnst herself to be al the rolnt of Vsth,ent for Jcstlco James Walker Towler to draw up her villi. Fonlcr had teen tbo friend and connicl of her husband, tlr. Patrick Henry, and tho latter having alwnis expressed tho fullest confl. deuce In Fowler's lntecrltr.it was very natural that the widow should send for him to assist ber la what she telle! rd was to be tho last act or her life. Fowler rromptly answered the aummons, and ap peared at the bcdilde of the supposed dying woman. In conversation with Fowlor about her buMuess afTairs, Mrs. Henry aald she bad fo.OOO In United Mates reglitcrrd bends, nnd a bond and mortgage for (6,500. whl'h were In the hands of 1), P. HjI stead, duller of the New Yoik National Eiciuuvc Hank, for sale Wplng. ills proper.y she dt sired to Icavo tu V.'lldam Janes Lacos, her son by a former mar.ljje. She was very anxious about this, an 1 il. ured lii.it some spiel d provision br nude to that cnVct, so that ILcio should be no trouble about Itthcrea'ttr. Jl'stlCE JAMES wAtsin fowtsn drew np the will ss directed, and the vtldow was held up In ted by her daucbUr, Adelaide Han. ford, while she signed It. Mr. J. bmlth nnd his nlfo Eliz.iLclh were the ether witnestes to the transaction. A few minutes afterward Fowler drew np so additional paper and rrqur-ted the wlJow to sign lu Ho salJ uothlux of Its contents, sn l when the widow, already einaniU-d t7 her former effort, was held op la bed to iljn the paper. Fowler held bis band over the wilting so that ll could not be read. This paper proved to be an order on U. II. Halstcad to deliver to the said Fowt-r live (1,000 bouda. Huvlnj procured Mrs. Henry's slgnaturo to this paper. Fowler Icit the homo. Several hoars afterward ho returned, and drawing froui his poe'tet thu bonds, requciUd Mrs. Htary to el;n ber nvno neon their back. Hbe wss altroicd aud atton 1: Led at seeing tlio bonds la Fowler's potMSslon, (.1. d demanded to know why be had taken it from tho lank. Toftlcr replied tint he had to do so to make II leml, and insured ber that ll wss all right. Blie asked him If ho vonld put It Into tue banc, ftgnln. and he enlled. Oh, certainty," lie fertkrr Sisiired Mrs. Henry that In cae sho recovered, what ne had done woolJ be nail snd void, and all luiNCj n'oi-LD as as mar waits sgrokc About two weeka after thla Mrs. Henry began to reenter, and sent hir dauhter Adolalde and 11 r. b.ntth lo Ilia National Kicbaoga Bank, with an or der :or tin- bond and certain olaer papers there do roailrd. They presented tne order to Itr. Hslatrsd, tl e caliier, who Informed them that the bond wes not In Iho bank. Fowler having never returns.! It, A few r,ecia thsrtaflrr Fowkr called upon lira. Henry, who waa atlll at Mr. Mnlth'a house, snd when aiked what he had done with tlio bond said he had deposited It In a Wall 'tier t bank. After wird, on soteral other occasions. In answer to Iho lams lnnulry, lis said t:.c bund vat lu his (Fon.er's) sale In Wall street, and rruuiiicd that bo would re turn 11. In the latter rsrt cf Mir, HC8, a peremclory de tnand .s mac upon Foltr fur the tumndcr of tho bond, tut he dic'incd to do so, mrlng that ho h.l l II as trnitee, auJ cunld not deliver it wllh out an order liom a proper Court. He assuied Mrs Henry, i.owever, tbjt he viculd apply lor aud ottiln fru cidi r without delay. Mrs. Ifenry Inquired why tt Hout.l rwialre an order from tba Court. Fowler replied that she didn't know anything about law, and couldn't nnJeratand It if ho lolJ her. On April SO.'.li&j. Mrs. Henry n 1 a written de maud for ttn surrender ol the bond snd the revoca llou of aU and aviry tro't Ii r.-srxt tber.of. but Fowler sllil rn'usea to surr-ndcr it At varioas other times Mrs. Henry. In person, by her chl'.'tren, friends, snd attorney!, mute a like demand wilu me sjmeie.nlU Bhe drew Interest on t: e bond up to July. 1S0S. Alout the 1st of January, ll", sho int to tlie Sub l'riJury to draw her Inlereat as uaual, and was Informed mat Tiiaaa was ko aoxn on tiu doocs In tier nime, sn I consequrutli no Inl rrt for her. Puproslug there wss sihiis ml-take about It, Mrs. Henry employed Messrs. Edaall Jc DaMi, atlurnsys, of 84 Wall atrset, to tnveatuale the matter, and mrantlin aonjlu out Fowler, and asked htm what be ud dons Hlih the boiid, and whether he bad sold or u-ed it Fuwler replied that he had not used It, tnat he had only changed lu laee, and would give her lh InL-re-t, Afewdiys thcreafur Mrs. Henry was Informed hy her attorneys that tho tool had been sold by FottU-r. and tbat Iho same wss truiiferred on tbe books of tho United btates Treasury al Washington ou July 90, ltoi, as folloaa: Three thousand dollars to St. Nicholas Socletr of NewYora,and t to Vermll)ea a; Co., baaaers, of ew York. The dale of this transfer waa several racntaa be foro Ibe dates when Fonler assorod Mrs. Uenry that the bouds were In hut possession. On Jan. id, l-ca, Mra. Ilenry'a son. Wllllsm Jjints I.ud", lur whom I'uwlcr cUlrned tu hold the bunds rn Irmt, scrti-d uron Fow ler a wntlen rclea-e of any ruhl ponsrasrii by Lltn In said boads, and tola consent to Ita surrender lo Mrs, Ueorr. Fouler still refused lu surrender It, clilmuij tint the bonis had been IUced In his hands by Mrs. Henry I c'oru and artcr cr recovury, to be held by him In trust for her son dm Ing htr life, and after ber death lo bo still held In trust lor her son and his heirs. Fowler still per slating In l.ls icfusal lo surrender the securltlus, AH OttDBR WaS ISSCSO TOIL UIS AkIEST, and (laicd in the hands ol tho Sherllf, and an ac tion waa conuneoeed In tbo Court of Common Fleas lor the rccotery of the property or Its value. The bherln did not arrest rowler, as he was tu duly bouud to do, but simply notified him thnt he Lad -n order for his arrest. Fowler la the mean time got In a bond. ()a tho trial before Judge Darrctt the above facts were rreiroted In the affidavits of Mrs, llrnrr, her dungbtcr Adelaide, and Mr. aud Mrs, r-mltli. 'Ibree aCllavlts are on Die In the ofllco of tne Clerk of tlio Court. Among tho other sIDJarlls orracu'rd by tl.o p'alatlQ waa that of I). II. Halstead, cashier of tl.Kew York National ExchanfF Hank, wboaweara ILat the prorvrty In IllUiUon lud beu placel In his pustesrion for safv keeping; that ou, Jan. II!, 18M, Foalcr came lato the Dink and j.reientsd the lot lowing order; 70 V. II- ilWrai.E.q CatMtr, dir. 1'tea.e ileiirei lu All Jaiiui lowricr llvs or the rigls-ten-d Lulled iutts booda of ll.cxieiichieft o ,u ii youforsate keening. MAUY A.N.-J IIEM'.Y. Dated Jan. I. teoi. The bonds were accordinjty delivered to Fowler, who gate the following receipt Iterelveil, Jan. IS, WM, ot 1. II. Halitrad. Eiq caih ler. Ave Uiotuaud uollaia Uidtid hiaies rt-a-nie.-Kl bouds on above orJsr. J. W. rO'VLLll. air. llala'.ejd further swears, ss appnars from his sflldavlt, lo Die la Ibe Clerk's uglcv. uud from whic.i Ibe above ordur aud reult aie copied, i.ut Fuwler took the touds awar and never rilurncd lln in, tituir lo blui or lo lue bauk. '1 -as Is loUowod by ma ArrituviT or w. rt. vcamLrs, of the banking flr'.i of Vrrmllye Co who swears tbst on Muich SO, WW. bis llrm loaned Fowler JJ.'.W In dsh on collateral aecurtty, but that he did not remember whether tho security was lu re Klatered bonds or nut; that on July n, li-GS, the llrm purchased of Fowler 0o United btates regis tered bonds of (1,000 oacti, Issued to Mary Ann Henry, paving premium therefor, and paid for Iho same by givlin: Fuwler credit lor the loin and Interest, and by chock for (XU.7U on the Merchants' Natl mat llank. Fouler appeired In Court with an answer In the foria ol an affidavit, ll was very long, said Jndce llarrett, wbu was anxious to get through with tho case, as he wss about to uii for Europo, sllowod Fowler to make a verbal elileoient of hU anawer. The caaa was decijed In favor ol Fowler An an pojl wus taken upou eertalu errors In the Judge's duclsluo, and also upon iho ground that Fowler had tule.Uled his affldaviv lu other wolds, lad PBiissnATgir uio to nil couut. Fowler's answer is a general denial that b- had any buproper Intention In socurlug pono-. ju of the bund. Ho uja tbat Mrs. Henry soot for htm to draw up ber will that he did so; thai afterward she wautod to transfer the 13,4)0 bouJ and uiort gace aud U.e 13.U00 In United States registered bonds to soi.iv one In trust for her sou William, and thereupon delivered to him tua former and dlrecluJ I tin lu piep.ire an amlgnment of the same, and also an atshtuuieu. of the registered bonds; that as he could i.ol pi. pare an assignment of tho latter un less it was lu bU possession, be rcquestod her to rive sn order for the same, and she did ao. He further swears that It was understood and agreed that the (10,000 waa to be held by hlai In trust for Wm. Jamus during his life, and at his death to lo distributed among his children If ho had any. and If he died childless, then among audi cerious as he should by will direct, aud If no will was made It was to be divided equally between his two sisters. Tbit be drew up and exe cuted a written declaration of trust and deposited It with the money and other papers wlu I). II. Hal stead for safe keeping, whero they remained two moalbs. He further swears that after Mrs. Henry's recovery she sent for him and rtqneatod hlm to bold tbe securities In trust for her son, sol that In pur suanca ol her dlrectlou lie drew up and executed a Lew declaration of Iruat, and that be haa ever since held such enisle subject to ssld trusts, llo Ualmed that be could not surrendir his trust without an order from tho Court,! and contendod that neither Mra. Henry nor ber son coald ruleass Mm tram his responsibility lo the matter, because hy the terms of tbe trust ha waa made responsible U tho luilre of the son jet unborn. jonas palt's onmon or rowLsa, Tlie appeal came before Juigo Ch. rlos P. Daly In the (ieneral Term, and was decldod April S7, 1S70. Judge Daly In hia opinion said I Tlie defendant's answer ts falie noon hia own show. Ing. It avers that Uie bond mentioned In tne complaint aud the proceeds thereof arc utlll held by tlie defendant upon andsuhleri to tbe trusts elirrid lo haveeeeoeru ated bv the plslnuff. This aniwer waa sworn to on the mil of April. 1NH, and the defeudani i dm I la tnhisam daviui.nl on the 24U1 of July, UW.heaold tne bond to Venmlva Co., a fact which no could not deny, as the afllilavltol Mr. VonulUe proving the fact was read hy the plaintiff with the other am da till opon which tbe I uouou was made. The defeudani swears la his affida vit that he sold the bond to VennHve. Co. at the.aima ststrd. and Invested the proceed 10 .other leoorltlie, but dote not suie what sernrttlej,ntr doas he nime any oneOf Uwias. It is dimcult to COiJeCtore why, in the lointment iof such a trust, It wis necessary to sail a registered United States torn, beirinj Intsrnt, anlts some sdvsntige, benefit, or greater locuntr ta the trnstwssln beohti-lmd iherehy. Kot onlf H no rca son given for rlianlnit the eennty, which wka amide, bnt lie docs not dliclose what the new secntltlas wars or sre-a vrr material oniirrlon, whlen gives rise lo the grave soipletnn that the sinicuient thai he Invested Die i tcrec 'S K the boi.de In new leeuntlcs Huiiirne. When II lilskcn in connection Willi the fale s'atemcnl that he cave tne bond and the either securities to Mr. Ilslitcad, wnrrrai Mr. Ilalsiead swears that alter the 1n1 wm delivered to defendant bv him noon ihe plalhlltTi or.hr, u ii delcnofut never retorhed It or any n Her security lo hlm or to the innk for sale keei. Iiu'-IMi brings lltn whole or the delcnfjnt'a suicuuut into discredit. I'uUmm unoaltut In cranlbul. Jl'UOE DA1.T IlllMI.lSLO A3 A SI1AU the plea of the defendict that ho could not snrren ler Ihe mono) without an order from the Court, be c.mre It was held In trii't. A trust taken voluntarily, nnd without consideration, can be terminated by ell her party Intere-ttcd. Fowler's simple denial ol Mrs. Henry's averment, th it he procured her sig nature to tho older lor tho Dond without her know ing tho natore of tlie paner shn was ilsnlna. Uie Judge said teuld tiotsiiind before the sflldiMts of three Uisiut jiested persons, who detail tho circum stances and clvo the conversation on the occt slon, He orderoJ that jadjincnt bo entered for the iMlnllir. Kxeculion was Ismed on this ladgment, bnt so Ut as onr reporl'r can learn no money his been eovrird, Fowl. r hnv.ng In somo way translerrcd lil. propvtly an i his eal.ry so that Uy cannot to touc'icJ. 'll.o widow It -iiry Is In prerilng lined of t if money, she having been rr'need to tnc very tetci' of rmcrlj, tul there seems to be no way in iMtli she can recover It except by the consent of Fouler. Justice I'nyrlsr nnd thnt 433,000. To Iht fAltlor of ll.t Sun. Sin; Vou havo arked Uie lmmaculato J. Walk er Fowler, Justice, of inuO notoriety, lo glvo the facts concerning the (.3,001 which Surrog.ibs Uutcti Ings, In his letter published In Tus Hum on April 8, 1870, said waa roliiluj w'jen he went Into office. 1 have not seen a line Iroaj Fowler In answer lo your very proper Inquiry. If yon will refer lo tbe county tax levy passed April 20, 1S7J, you will AnJ how the poor taxpayers are made to pay this trifle to the poor or thin. Section 10 of chapter Hi proildea as follow s: "Thclloird of Supervisors are anthorlied and directed to Investigate tho alleged deficiency In the scconn's of the lato 8urro?aie (Tucker), to employ an accountant for stieh purpoe, and to provldo for the umonnt of such deficiency, and Inclnde the aims in the Ut'Sff the enuj rear; and lo InttituU Iht yroixr ttgjt vrf eudlngt to recover (As amount or rum tl'Jlcitney." Thna it will be seen that the poor taxpayers mast pay His orphan this yesr; but why have not lbs Icral proceedings been ommeneid against the al leged defaulter by the Hapcrrlsors. who pay him (10.0U) a year for playing Justice 1 Cannot they re tain his salsry for four years, or until the amount Is paid 1 (Jive us light and justice (not Fowler). TAXl'AYCU. HOir IO Xi'U J.OXU AND WELL. A Letter from sir. tlrynnt-ne Ileacrlbca Lla .11 ode of Life. From Us UtraU q llialth. New YonK, March SO, 1871. 7b Jottfh It. JliKird$, ij.l)n hit t I promlaod some time since to give you so.no account or my bsbits ol lite, so far at least ss regards diet, exercise, snd occupation. I am not sura ihst It will be of any use to you, although the eyatetn which I havu fcr man. years observed seems to anawer my purpose vr well. I have reached a pretty ad vanced period of life, without lie usual luOrjtltlei of old ago, and wllb my stiength, activity, and bodi ly faculties generally lu pretty good rroaorvatlon, How lar this may t Ihe effect of my way of Hfc, adopts 1 long ago, and steadily adhciad lo, Is per haps uncertain. 1 rise early; st tits time of the year about B.9Q; In summer, half an Loir, or even an hour, earner. Iinnicdlatoly, with ten little incumbrance of do'ii Ing, I begiu a series of exercises, lor the most pail designed to expand Ihe ciioit, aud al Ihe ainie tiino cjJI Into action all the muscles aud articulations of the bod f. These are performed with dumb bulls, the vcr lightest, covered with flannel wllb a pole, a horixoitlal bar, and a light chair awuug around m head. Alter a lull hour, aud some, Hues more, pasted lu this titsnucr, I battle from head to foot, whan st my thee In tho conutrj, I sometimes morion my exercises In the chamber, and, going out, occupy myself for half au hour or mora In somo woit which reuulres brisk exercise. After mybatli. IX breikfasl be not ready, 1 all do an tu my studies until I sm called. My Irssklsat Is a simple one hominy an t milk, or, In plsce of hoirdny, brown b.esd, or oat-mcsi or whvaUin nits, aud, In III seasoo, baked aseel applos. lluckwbeat cakea 1 do not dcellne, nor sny other article of veietuble food, bat ar.lnisl food I never lake al breakfast. 'Ira and coMee I never touch at any line, boiucllinea I take a cup of cal culate, which has no nsreufic eflect, and agrees with me very will. Al break! 1st 1 often t iko fruit, allbvr In Us natural statu or Ircehly stewed. Alter breakfast I occuj y ir.iaclf fur a while with my atudies. and then, when la tu, I walk down tu the office of the JAemng VWf. nearly tnree miles distant, snd alter shout three hums rcturu. aiwaia talking, wbaluver be the weather or the atate of the aircets. In Ihe country I am encaged In my lit. ury tasks till a feeling of wcirlnesa drives ue out Into the open air, and 1 go noon lay farm or lulu Iho garden, aud pruue the trees, or pLrform some other work about theui which they need, and Iheu gu back to my books. I do dot olten drlvo out, prettrrluj: to -u!n. In tie country I dine e.rly, and It Is onlr at that moil that 1 Uke either moat or Ash, and of U.iM but u moer.iltt quantity, making my diuuer mottly of vegetable!.. At tl.e meal which Is ca i.-J tea, 1 uke onlr a little bread and but ter, wiui fruit If It be un the table. In town, where 1 dine later, I make hut two meala a day. Frott mikes a considerable part ol my diet, and I cat ll at almost any hour of the day wtthoat Inconvenience. My m. ik Is water, yet 1 aometimis, tbough rarely, take a glass or wine. 1 am a natural tomperanco man. kndlsg raiselj rather confuted than oxhUs rated by nine. 1 never iniddlo with tobaico, exc pt lo quarrel with lu use. T hat 1 may rise early, I, of course, go to bed early r In town, as early as ten; In the eonntry, somewhat earlier. For macy years 1 have aviided ia the evening every kind of literary occupation which tasks the facnittea, such ss composition, even to ihe writing ol letter, for tbe roaxon that il ex cites tbe nervous system and rrevenls lonad sleep. My brother told me nut lan.( since that he had seen In a Chicago newspaper, snd several other Western Journals, a para raph in which It was said tbst 1 am In the habli of taking quinine as a ilium lant; that I have depended upon the excitement It produces la writing uiy vorsn; and thai, lu euuae qnenco of uilag It In tbat way, 1 had become as deaf as a post. As to my deafness, you know that to be islse, and the rest of the story la equally so. 1 abominate ail drtus and narcotics, and have always nrefully avoided everything which spurs nature to Fxerliona which ll would not otherwise make Hven with my lood I do not take the osual coudl menu, such as peoper and tbe like. 1 am, sir, truly yours, W. C. M1YANT. The Hubble of Mugdnlouis Hny. To Ms AUifor of Tbt Sun, r-'iui Having been one of those who were in duced by gross misrepresentations to emigrato to Mairdaleua Hay, I wish to cauilon others. The tower California Cj.'s brilliaul offers describe tl'lngs which exist only In the fertile Imaginations of the Company's agents, from which they bare boeu Iranferr.-d to too pi'ea of the Company's cir cular, prime 1 auJ published In Ban Francisco, but stjled Urn "Lower Callfornian" of Magjjloua Bay. The remarkable rontratt between Iho country and tbedoacnptlons gives of It gliss nolonlsts tu ausol cion tin souiribteg llesiiijden ImucaiIi tho lurfuco. Do the Company seek too mimopuly of the wbalo and seal Aitierlea or do they wish tu dispose of wil I cat stuck on Wall street aud elsewhere I lt would-bo colonists wait until they hear from tho first cotonlate, and In the mean time r.id, mark, lesrn, snd Inwardly digest .Ksop's lahlo of the Fox and the Uoat, in which they are cautioned srilinl venturing Into pits until ther hare ascertained aaJ provided themselves with tbe means ol eseape. (ItOHUF. WILLIAMS. MatriiLi), Santa Clara county, April d, 1071. Will Wm, A, Uoyd Anawer f lotxtfiutor cr Ihe Sun, Hir; Why docs not William A. lloyil, the as. atgnes ol deorge 11. Hawkins, the bunm-l fram. inanulaeturor who fjl'od ono year ago, pay over Iho (16,filho has collected out of Hawkins's oitato tu tbe poor white slavo who wero die ited out ol thuir wus-cs t What a shame to doprim those girls longer or their money I Is mora no way to force Ituyd lo disburse tlm (IfJ.UOO In hia hands T Tho Oourt or deroj him i mr months ago to pay It over, and ho bis not logon any notice uf Ihe order. 1 called Uf on lloyd the olhar day for my mousy, aud got an Insulting answer, tot hlm come jjl like a man i honor and give his reasona for i.oldlog on to me (I6 00J, while we poor whito slava, to whom a porllou or It hg&truUy bolnngs, sre starving, ONB OF THU S1.AYEU, Quarrel Among the l.ouu Island Alolbodlits, The Mctlioilut troublos at Itockvillo Centre, L.' are etlli n.isettlod. Thu pirsonago la guarded by rtepnty aherlirs, Uie life of the new mlnuiter, Mr, Hutcber, hss teen throatened, and that divlno has determined lo quit the plaoe, Itellgloua exerclios aro not allowed, either on Hundsys or st funeral, .Z 'r,0'? vI,n0 Ba,e keB "P lul utinatural war. The MethOilist minister at Little Koek la said li have lockod up tbo parsonage and rofuaud to give np the lurnltuie, on accouutol back salary uupali. Auother llaali at tbo Iluao Unit King, Jo tht fjtttir al Iht flui. bin! In visleiiUv'a usuo of your vtluallo paper you nubllihod a loner from Mr Mci arliu. It la Hue uat Ihe Convention la governed by Ictui! influence and Injuillro. They would nl allow tne Ueleatos 'torn the 1'utiiain llsie Hail Club to say a word. IK) Moasre Hslly and llaatn Imaslns ilial coan. try dolsrsles will bs luDssrvlent to Uie will vfaell.iue snd factious TheclaU I reoreHrnl will not recognise the Flysya as okamnloui until the ball Is l-yilnini.i ly won. Wu request tho Fulusius lo retain uie sliver ball. H w, J. fOUOIII.IN, Tlelrgste Franklin Club, Itattway, N. J Nkw Toak, April 30, Il4alng money and Invealing It safely makes a poor maa a eapllaluu DenoaiM made now In the Mutual Uauchl tu vlags llaug draw Uitervsl Horn aiay l,-JJc, j InARPIES OF THE FRONTIER. now AnmroFi'icnnH non this oor- XKSMlUtr 1M AltlZOXA. The Hecreta of the Hervleo-How Contractor, and QdKrtrrmmster (loin IMonry Why the l'coplo aro Taxed, nnd Haw ther l'cople nr Bwlndled-The Whole Wtory. Cotrespondesce of The Sun. Tucsok, Arizona, thiroh 10. I hive had coast fever In I'anania, yellow lever In the West Indies, and the broak-bona aguo In Arkansas been semi broiled in the troplc, and lislf froicn In the rigid gone t but never was thoroughly disgusted nntll I eatnoloArlgona. The thermometer reaehos IS! lathe shade In summer, and averages about 00 In winter. It la unsafe to go o-jtalde tho towns or forts on account of the Indiana, who are always scouting on errands of deviltry. Everybody sleeps with a brace of six shooters nnder his head, and ono stands a chin-.o of being accidentally shot down la the street by a gentlemiu who Is exchanging compliments with some friend out of a donhlo-barretled shot gnn. Tho only llvlnt things that scorn to flocrlili are ft ATTLESJf A KKS, TAIIAitll'LtS, COXTOACTOttS, j nJ qaarlcrmastcrs. For tha latter, this country Is a paradHo and It Is n common remark among ofHeora serving out here, (live me tie position of quartor master for two years, and then they can kick me out of the service as toon as liny like." Many simple-minded pcoplo Imaztno that the officers of the Uuitcd blntos army are all bono, able, otirlght gentlemen. Borne of them may be. Lei us see: Capt. S. has a contract for four or five hniiJred one of hay lo give oat. He advertlsos that he will recelvo sealed proposals for tho contract op to a certain date, ant then ooen them In the presence of too bidders. His confldoall.nl clerk, who has his ptrgultlUt so as to keep his month that, then goes round among the contractors and learns how much each la willing to glv to got tho contract. Home how tbe one who Is willing to give most always gets tbe contract. Either he bids a Ilttlo lower than any of the rest (and I havo seen eases where the giving of a contract wus decldod by tho one hundredth part of a cent, on man oilorlug to farolsn grain at 6 85-100 cents per pound, the other at t 00 130), or If nny should bid lower than he does, that bid la ruled oat for somo alleged Irregularity. Tho amount bid by every man Is callv loand out before tho Jay of opening the contracla by the juhiiioc uas or srsAaf on tbe envelope. lly steaming the gnmmed part they can easily bo opeueJ. their content read, and then closed wllboot showing any alga of having been tampered with, lly this means, the man who la to have the contract alwaya knowa exactly how much to bid. I!or has the man whoso bid Is rnlod out any redress, as tho country ts "ran by the quartermasters, snd they all hang together ao that If a man does anything to one ol them, he might aa well quit Ihe Territory. When the hay Is being de livered, it ts weighed by men who know tlielr buslnesa; aotbata load ol 1.S00 pounds Is always called 3.U03. Tba money for the hay not delivered la shsred between th Q. M. and the contractor, Hon.etlmea bay Is delivered at a post and paid for aa high as (73 per ton In gold, when the actual cost of delivery Is less than (S per ton I (iralu I another article sn which large soma are made. If a Quartermaster ha GOO aalmals to lead every dty, he can mako a fortune la a year. very horse ts allowed 14 pounds of grain par day. If h Is not worklrg and ta grazed every day, be ran live on 4 to 5 Douods. Tlie rest goes Into the pockets of the imrUi master, by the following meaai: Al th end ol a month be goo to tbo contractor who sup plies the post with gialn, and talks to him thus, "tot's havo A soma or wmsxgT." Tbe bottlo ts fetched out, and after a drink tba Quartermaster aaa, "I have fifty thousand ponnds of erala la my itorlioae. When lou next deliver a lot. I'd give you a receipt lor W.OJU pounds more than lou deliver, and you make out your voucher lor the amount. When your account la paid yoi give me B cent per pound for 0,000, and keep the balauc." Of course, tbe contractor doea It, as ho geta in to 3 cools per pound for 0,000 ponnds of grain, lor which lie has air wad y been paid. Ilvof I a mlna of wealth to lira contractor and commissaries, It Ii ao easy to hav cattle die, or hive the In liana run llwm off, ou paper, that as a money making article, boef ranks hlga lu their esti mation. To aid In all these charming schemes every Quar termaster and Commissary keens la his ofnie what Is called an arlldavlt-uian," Iwlng generally somo soluier clerk, who la nut troubled with a conscience, uud who can awear to uavlhlng for two dollars or a balll of whltley. At th.- uud of each mouth when the officer Lis to make uo his sccoanU, a batch of affidavit Is mads out tiui sj many catu died or were "tun oU" by Indians; so much hay was burned; so much grain wss stolen or rotted, a, that It had lo be tnrown away, and so on aJ InJIaUum, until all the property Is accounted tor, tux AyrinAViv ham la t'len callod u, ta giton a drink of whlikay tn braco ln.u lor Uo elfort, a ten dollar b,m uote Is slip jo I Into his hanl, arid he takes Ills affllarlls as fodows: "Vol know the coutonls of llioie pi pels Vis." Y'fcU do-soU-iLn!y-swcar-tl:at-they are-all-t, ue to-the oest-o'-your-knuwledo-and belief icebelD you-ltoh I" I do," "All right; tsko a drink and then sltn Ikain all." He Ukos a dnok. pockete bis Un dollars, aud gousdown lo the sutler's, whero he remalus as loug us a cent la lu his pocaet. W i ih such a system In full swing, la It any wonder that army odicera gutting ouly tia per month, can afford lo keep four or Uvu private borsoi, drlvo In tbe most stylish carruuea, auJ soenJ ten or twelro thou-and dollars when they get lo San Frsoclico ,o loaro. ll be askud, why don't the superior on cere look after Itla thing and stop It I For tho very simple reason laal they are all tarred with tho asme brush, As lung as au offlc-r keepa his returns In proper shape, and account for tbe property tn any way, II is ail tight. Apropos uf this, a bargo lovided Willi qusrlermaslcr' stares was sank In the Colum bia rlvor la 1SC0. Immediately every quartermaster In tho country who bad any proj, rtv on bis papiirs Uiat h wan tod to gel off, bid au affijavlt .uado that ll was lostun Uila barge. Ti ll thing wont on for some time, until finally the Quartermaator Uonsral sut word to ou quartermaster tint bo could not bo allowed to drop certitn articles said to havo been loat ou that oarge, and that that OAKS WAS rLlVLD OUT, ss, by the sflldavlu on tl'.e in Ihe QdirtermisUr General's ofllct-, there must have been stuff enough on that barge tu load twenty of iho aame sue I In mr neat letter I purpose giving you still further Insight Into the way incso fellows make the money Mr, uud am alio "going for" the Indian ugeuls. who, for way mat are dark, wnd for trlcka that aro vain." can nl. couut any heathen Cnlnce" that ever wore a pigtail. tub ruoXQuiiAvniHis' QVAitnr.i.. Mr. Mnnson'a Hull for StS.OOO-Whn Shall be I'rrreptor ol I'hnnogruphy la tlir Col I cur of tho City sr New Vorli, llcun Pitman was once looked upon with awr, as a ptionographlc;a,-c. In time Andrew J. flrabam appeared on tbo walk, and tbo old cock and the new cock had u tunelo for supremacy. 11 for they had sctlled Ihe vexed question a third sock pot on his spurs. He enter! the arena, aid In the twlakllng of ix eye wus tnistir of tbe dell. The victorious cock ts James II. Monson. Ilia aystum became pop. ular because It was the slmptost aad most practical, and hia book, "The Complel Phonograiiher," look rrvcedoncr. Itenn Finnan, tho ancient, yielded without a struggle; but Urabam fought. Throo yoara sen he was the editor of the Slan tartl ltumograuMe 1Htor. Under the head of "Cor-res-ondenco," he published a number ol letters frightfully abusing Muuson aud his sjato.w "Tho lamest afialr I eter saw," Impostures "systemallc absurdity," "ma of Impracticabili ties," were some of Uie epithets which he used, and to put a llnlsbtng touch lo this peu snd ink assault and battery ho averted that Munson duos not uso hia own svstom In his pliono.-rapliic reports, In talking with persons interested lu the question he was oyoii moro violent. In selling bis hook Mun son, ho aald, simply obtained monoy under false i releiices. For a loug time Munson paid no atten tion lo tula abuse. Oraham, having onco pnhllshed hi onslaught In bis uowsbapor, bail il reprlntud In tha form or a cir cular, and tent It lo ever) body who aec-med likely lu hny Muiuon'a buuk. Wheu the question of In troducing the study of plioiiogiaphy into the Froo College of New York waa first broached, aud the qucelTon which ielem shnnld bo adooled came bo font thu lixecutlve Committee ol the Trusteoa of Ihe College, both Urjham uud Muiuou put their books lu for examination. (Irahaui, however, look also other measnren. Ho had bia attack on Muiieon prinlvd In connection wllb Id-town book, snd sunt marked copies to cacti member or the committee, This wai the back that broke tho camel's feslher. Munson had previously ronUuitod himself with slew spirited replies primed In his I'ttoiiogrtiphU Atlocatt, lu which ho smolu IJrsham unsparingly under every rib in hi anatomi cal system. Tbe following is sn extract Iroui ono ol hi repltos: In the spring of lf. and while Mr. Oraham wm en f aged on urwis about to commoner his Handbook, naae iMman sent lu thla oumitry two ma'iua.-rliit 00,1 lea uf aii initiruvod phonographic iclu-ine, 011a tol'u ,0 tin brother II un 1'itinan m' ClnriiiiMil and in., oilii-r lu Fowler Weill of hew York, au I through ihain lu Mr tlraliam, who at tbai tuu h id cliaigi- of all phono graphic insit.'is for that firm these iiunuunpu were soul by Mr, I'lmian lor anlo only. Uio puc-u using named lu an areo-iipanyiug letter, end lei-ieuisiksnTo euln rideec I--when trie huiid book 111a.li! Its appuarauoe It waa found ui oontaln all tlie iucmi valuable portions of salt mauuarnnt. hut nut au acknowledgement 1 and the name 1'iinun Is only mentioned id the ImioU or the pu-poaa of abuao sud Uunr.-. elation I Aud uhi.-u isverai loirs alter Mr llnn I'll. man alio piililiiiit d 101110 uf me dA'iio ihlnirs, datniges wcru claiiui d of nioi for nla orfene.-h Mr tlraliam in thn i-' h i.raied eopy rlihtiult ol llrahiiiu vs. I'ltmuu 1 win. h milt, w n ay ai we, add here haa lur four jeuis been liaiignui oy thu etullda, Un- Ui lundaiit h i ing no motive lor iiiuvlug 11, nnd it in.tnu die pi.iiiiiUI to loivo It where Ii can be tin-d ss the inundation ior rerlndic whines aliiul "piracy," inn law's ilsbiv." aud the atrocious wrongs 10 which poor, uufonuiniu aiuhois are liltilecled I Hot tlraUitirs last uinnn-mTc was too oulraat-ods tc bo ciulired, Lml Friday Mr. Munaou suud hlm for libel, letting lorlh tho fuels given above, an I adding that thny had Injured nlni in Ihe sale of h r publications, siuco many had read lliahnm'a attacks but did not come acrois the replies t'i thuui 1'ifimni thnuaand dollars is clslmed as damages llitretls and Itodtleld are Mr, Muuson's atloiuoya. avsnr.AMs. lobster candy Is an Invention of Ma!axi Only twenty-Qve towns In Massacmisolta arssi ont of debt. Divorces In Ilhode Island are to marriages as one to fonrtcen. The leading female physician of Orange, K4 J is said to make (13,03(1 annnallr. An cvMnyor of Clcvchn 1 Is now serving an term In the SUIe Prison at Maalivlllc. 1 No man is always wrong;; a clonk that dossil not go at all is right every t arelve honrs. Nono hut Iho brave desirve tho fair," aadt none but the bravo ran liv 1 whh some of them. A Western woman recently mads apphVatlosf, ror divorce on the ground that her hutband Is an In-' fcrcal fool." The Comanche Indians are dlsjtuslcd srittv th" employment of colored troops on the frontier, tbsyi are to difficult lo scalp. Certain Western papjrs have established b now department of matrimonial news, with tne oapta vatlng heading, "Elopements." In England, Miss Butcher, agnd 27, has sneot A. Wright, aged T3. for bleach of promlio of mirrlak-e and obtained damages to tho amount of one farthing, At a recent wedding In a certain town ids' Wisconsin, the organlit, upon the onltance of thai bridal party Into the church, played 1'ut uie In as LHUe Ued." It Is expected that there wilt ho this season a large Immigration Irom Alsace and Lorraine, to 00. copy tracts nl terntoryin East Teuocsioo and Noitot.ro Georgia and Alabama. As an evidenco that Memphis morals are ins. proving, newspaper of that city stales that the 014 Methodist ttepoeltory bnlldlug Is about to be oonierl! Into a hngo beer saloon, A poetical Wcatcrn editor says! "We arsy lu receipt of two poems, ono on the 'Throbbing) BruUi,' and the other on a 'lleaung Heart.' Wo will wait until wo receive one on Ibe'Etoniacb Acno,' and robll'h all three together." f Sergeant Dales, ths virtuous hearer of th," liars and stripes through the fjoolhern Statei threw years ago. declined an offer of lUDIO from Oor. Hot den, of North Catolina, to abandon bis match, aps-atv ently 10 dliguit," and go horn. The East India Company formerly obtabroij sandal wood In largsquaatUlesfrom the reejeelilaoag as many as seven vuisli being loaded wlUi It at ones. Mow, owing 10 the reckless Improvidence lu culling down the trees, this precious wood Is almost exUnol h tbe Islands. The oldest living ex-mcmbcr of Congress lar Samuel Thatcher, now nearly ninety-six years of age, who waa bora three days before Ihe Declaratloo of In dependence, and who represented a Massachusetts dis trict from 1892 to 1903. He Is also the oldest surviving graduate of Harvard. In Missouri a husband has sued another maa, for 120,001 damages "for wickedly contriving anal wrongfully depriving him of tbe comfort of the society of his srtfe. and absnalln her srr-icuoai lor the space of sn days." This mixes tha vsluo of the wife's socie ty a little oyer ttl per day. The weight of our glob is fire and a hall tunes as great as If It were wholly composed of wstea. As the dimity of Its rock cruit Is but half as great ao this, modern philosopher Infer, so says rrofrsior Da vid Forbes tn "Kstnre," thst the lmmsnie molten mass of tha lutarlor Is principally metallic. Isaao P Kallocb, who has sold out his inter est In the Lawrence oarnaftohte partner, T. Uwlghl Thschsr, announces bis latsntlon to establish there si an early day, "a broad gaeged, broad-brained, led, pendent, aon-ieotarlan, non polliiesl, ana elMautls publuoaad paper ler the home, tho farm, and th art aide." Tippoo Salb, the huge elephant belonging to Van Amborg Co.'a Menagerie, died of dlscaie uf tha heart at Conneiaville, Ind.,a few days ago, llowia. about sixty years old, snd waa Imported to this conn, try from Arts about thlrtyyeara ago. He mrturoretf about ten feet In height, and weighed about ten thou sand ponnds, Ills value was estimated at 113,1)03, Mr. Ah Gin, a Cliinaman in Sun Francisco, (hot Mr. Ah film, another, for being loo relentkwaly sttentlve to Maliune Uln, and then rave nlmiolf up. Whan Interviewed by a reporter, bs said 1 Mo dam good man. Ah Ham he too mnehee heathen Chine. So likeo too peoullal. My w Is he no likuni, loo 1 but ire Ilk Hum allsesame. Mcllcaa uiaa doso alios Uu,, and makee b'lleve clary." Durinp; tho delivery of Mr. Morrill's argu ment against the snnexatlon ofSau llomlnuo. Air. Trumbull went Into the ladles' gallery to convsreo with filsnds. A stranger lilting In Ue next seal, aad eagerly looking for the "Horn." tapped hlm upon Us ihoulder and aked, Which Ii Trumbull's seat?" Ia wss pointed out, "And whore is Trumbull?" "Itelw not on the floor Jnst now," toon after the atrongtr pal ti e uimi question to a reporter, aad hucurtuslty was istlsbed. Ono of the latest California crops Is tarantu las. They are raised In Cslaveraa county, aud sold, with thnlr wonderful cells, to Kaatcrn tourists as curi osities. The cells aru from three to eighteen Inchcat deep, wlih a water-proof lining, coated over with aius stance looking like chatualt skin, but as fine aa velvets' with a door or lid which they cloae after tbetn wham they go In. When rearing their youu they latch K. bolt It, and then seal It rertoctly water tight. They la crc.il.' .bout one hnudred and fifty fold annu dly. Quito a sensation waa created a wock ar two ago, In tne qu'ot town of Jefferson, .Me., by the arrival of Mr. David La-ic. formerly of Jeffi-raon. who oulliW.1 In ous of tlie Maine regiments In 1HM. He servwl iinill IHA, sod was tnca reported killed In Ihe haul al Cbaplu'e Fsrm, hut It appeara from his seoount Ont bo wts taken pilioner, and has since been living m NOtOa Caroll a. Supposing him dead, bis wifs si piled for a. l eiision. which wss grsnted, and la the fall ol laal Da wes married to one Jouc Cunuiuguem, with wham 10 Is now living. Fifteen years ago a young lady of Cincinnati, while vliltinr a Irleud la New Xork, left kcr flnrxg rings opon bet waahalnnd. andnot hoarlng from bea ulend relative thcieto, Inferred that the chamberiaalcs bad appropriated them. Last week the Cincinnati tr rrcelred a letter from aa old bachelor unelo, enclosing a letter fifteen years old. written by her Hew Tor friend, containing the mis lug rings. The letter had boeneetrustcd lo me uncle, and ha had put It tu UK pocket, nod frum that reoepiaole it passed lute a mass of old pipers, whet e It hail slept quietly ever unco. A letter from Centralis, lloono county, re-, latcaUiatwttbla afewdayspsst a wonderful dliplsy or miraculous aign has bjnn seen In th iliupe si a lumlnona body in th form of a tea-ketu suspends In colors of fir over the centro of th Uelaodlat courcb Intuit place and It la further stated that on any evening subsequent a beautiful and variegated nto-v bow was seen archod over the sains ohureh. Ttseor- reipondanl remarks wltn mnch trnth rial tea-tetlk-ai I and ralubows "banging uround loosu" lu that styloJ J am csiculatod to shake lb a uerves of almost aay coai- munlty. I The 6t. Louia W'atU Iist publishes tae-i following letter, which, It sas, Is copied ttroaUm, sl.d waa written In Itoman script The editor Infers tbess fiom the ultinate absorption of the German nopulai tlou tn this country, snd fusion Into the American ele ment! llAcixg, 11 Marti 71. Mela Freutid Oxkoosoi nwdatl Bchrclh yon In Engltsch. K-h bsho so looic In itaat Vlicomln gewout, das lc.1 alrcdytwiie hava gevoted. Has Cnguiher itabt mlr so vor dat I esrt noli hardly ichwetx any deutich no more. Melu adrafa eis xwel mile from lUclnu lu buscli. So you seudls uach der poitmeliter. I get em." young preacher in Tennessee several years aao believed m slavery 1 preached It as lllbllcal doo Ulne, and saw a divine plan In the whipping of men, the selling of women, and the separation of families. When the wsr broke out be wus honest enough to a rot for what he believed to te the truth. He felt so oeeplyf tlie w :kedneis of the f.ual triumph of liccdom that ha could not remain In thli rountr). and weut to llras.l with other Southern ma'coiileuta. He toon breams nsturalired elilren. and thru a bankrupt. Ariordlna 1 to the Urazill-in taw the i-iilldKn of s bankrupt rttlzcrt I msy be sold lu .s)ineut of his debts. This man's Iwut cnltdren. ono of them usarly giown to womanhood wore told for f l.'-xw. llo docs not now boheyi in thai divine orlgiu of ilsvery. Tliu follutviurf "apology" is publiihetl in a Topoka (Usn) piprt An Aroloj-y.-!ioiiio twin las 1 wtntirilr f. 11. Slivl Ion oideied uie to mako hlm sftn rlnglo-bresitcd fn c coat, to be worth ttt I inndo tho, coal, aud ll was a pufect fit tut he left It on m hard', Ihchumi ho wauUd a 'swallowtail' luitasfi whereby 1 si tiered a loss of 130. This (print h" order ed of uie a hiisinisssull.aod endravorud tu again leaver a coat on my hands. I told him to loavr me tn- whom suit or pay me for It, He refused, ami I kicked Mm out of my shun at 8 o'clock ou Ih nior-iiug ol Mar. h JT. 14-"1 He has aloe, however, paid mo. and rq ud an auol1 ocy, wliieh 1 now ninKa ami slut,- Hi 11 1, id he I' tul Inr my work ai requested, I would 1 ot ie i-iekoOk htm rut of uiy ihop as abotu munioi.i 1 -1 V Hark" Who marched to baltlo f r Hi" n'lit Whim Keith and Niuih n ".an 10 inrnt V hill dirklisaa palled Uie lal. l tian uuiUtf Iho s-lld.cr. Who imoVed aw iv I1I1 no id cigar luiu tultli r,n ah iwjtl 111 my u M-iir, niicu iieuuen ol.. 1 ouii near audio 'Ins Mistical, a Whi gave thu Oanerit hiti'n and land t Who shook the Hen r il hy tiu I14 id WhoiiMili' hi.n rreiidoiu mgii nti! araudt Hie l'coplo Who aass for charity iom hrcnl a 1 ne ciiPi'tvd iouIiit, l.e alio ol.ai Who get no lu uni, tin iii-'s deau? Soldier. IWHHMgHC if (1

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tehb sttfi, Saturday; april 2a, is?i. j lawaii 1 1 11 11 r 1 1 mi 1 1 1 1 1 isa 1 111 1 mi' nil 11 111 1 i im 1 r 11 1 11 i in T 1 .11 IllIFE W THE METROPOLIS. OAtUMB JlXltK AXD TIICIM DT IlUt $VX'B KliVOUIF.US. atkrae In the City Hall-Mule Jerry HnlllTnn Wklpa Penar rjalllvan-Hovr the Fight Arose, and IXavr li vrnt l'ouglit, Mr. Jeremiah Sullivan it w interesting little I tntlemin. Ill li twelve jtara old, and he uader ilandi bis bnilneit. Ills business li blacking boats. Somebody hit given Mm wkltt Marseilles Teat, large enough to button round a flour barrel, J Julie Jerry wcara It. lit alio weari g pair of white duck Iroaieri tod a (hlrt and cap. He generally wears a i ummt r oatat la Inter, aid a winter out it )a mroiner, This Is one of Ma llltlt pocullarl bet. Utkcnirgta tea cau a thine, lit. Dennli Sullivan li alia aa InUrestlax gentle sojn. Ill li lotntwhat larger than Mr. Jeremiah Bulllvan, bat claims do relationship. II ta a Utile Mme. Ho li fourtoen years Id, and U energetic mi e,3lck lu bit business. He, H a bootblack. He earl one Mupender,b!ac)k at, Iped pantaloons with while spots. Bud iblrl. That Is all. Sometimes tel. a a bit, tot not often. Ho charres. tea eeatt -Mao 1 lie thinks he can Rot It, but will go It tor Die. lk)tli these gentlemen tako their meals at outer Hitchcock's, and bold i male boxos at Tony 1'aelor'a Opera llouie. About II o'clock on Tuesday morning these two Ifeutlcinen met aach other In the City ilall at the oor ol Hit Hoard of Aldermen's room. They be cauie exeltcd. Dennis, It rctim, bad been blacking a pair of bouta for flv crata. Jeremiah was ludli. ml, sml used the most cloqient language lu eg lrettuw lili Indignation, lit said Ycr b'oody snoi'Cer, what do ycr want tr ihlnt ftr a choker for. tn )ou can Jtst at easy git a cnl ar. (A choker la a Art ceul aulae, and a collar It Uu You'll git patted In the car tUe Ural Iking yr know, I'll give you a hunger." Ihrrvgpoa Jeremiah icplled like a gentleman. Xli fiJ: vVbtt'r you Mnhberln' about! You're a mtcer an' a duller tuai'a wbat't t ie matter wld you. I on't want no Bowery check grubbtr to p'7 pnf tnln music on me. Ef tbf r dooe, aTlert Kilt H lit in tut nimith-'.h it's wrta thf maitor." Major 0 ITaU inn Douglas Taylor, overl.etrlnr tX.t'r.us'ts, rusbei nut of their offices. O'lUll looked tt Taylor and said Why. I tboucht tint a couple of Aldermen vrcrt la difficulty out here Douglas Taylor t Pioughl It was a union of the tVierd uf huperusois, The boyt lo.iked at tht Mayor and Commit! lonfr al Jurors, and atopped talklnc. Aa toon aa the I real men ha.l retired, Utnoli launched out ll k w an llihttemh Ward Aircmliivmin. aud took Jcrcinlub ander Uio left ear. A whir fulluwtj, auj aboot k) .ck'a bui, a pair of wbiM Irowntra, aa a Mar. BfilleaTitt rolled down tht circular aUira. Whtn 4trf ralili reached tht lali no;, he c:hfrej bluielf P, tad went for Dennis like a firr Commlnloner. lit bit oil a atnall plict of h.i car, an t cot lilt' head E chancery. IIo tmucbed hlu under tat bell, and eked blm lu the ryo alter lit w down. Tht ttnt w aa a abort out. 1 lp lion. Ocorct Itoomt saadt hit appoarauce. and tht coxi'jatantt tilled oat al tht baca door like two leavet In a cutt if wlud. t tntr reached the ci ecu tnrtrd the flht as rt atawl oar the tlump of a Duputy rihtriU" cliar, which both clalintii. Durluz the Ul t.nunlo a ttu tlemau named John hbay, w io it alto In tilt boot black boitnitt, picked UDtlio cl;ir ttump, auj Uita not for llroadway. At tula ttma the liu Judye aid (Iru. Meplun J, .Mtaay appeared, and tst llrht atopced. Tht bo; with out t u'p:idcr took a coti arart to paint tht 1U Judc.'t miuDoau, vrhllt hit waonenl wtat to ori at tht valitat of tie six. (oeJ Iriib Ueueral. fbr Amrnlilra of Ihc rolltlclana In tbt Ilrooklyn Maror't UOlra-W Uo Uwii Ihc Ctaimtu Council over lb litre r. Tbt aturdy old Dutchmen reached bis office ttrly oa Friday moraine, weak and enable to traniact tht ordinary bctincia of the day. ilucb Utt could at tirtct to cope i 1th tbt pfillfcrout aollUclani. Boon thty began to pour In upon Mm, and bt l ad bit bands full. At lencth, Street Cou Irtloner Bob Knrey rolled In, acd encountered Alderwan Usrroufbt of too Kleeeutb Ward, while trie Aktrrman t calline attention to tbt depreda tion tf properly In CUntoo itrtel ander tht tlllaln out pimmoiit and nater astctimcnt Jobs. Hob look It ap, and In the blfb worda that followtd. Alderman Hurroncba epoko of the majority of the Hoard at mere thlnrt which Furey nad bom ted ol tarrying In bit pocktl, addlnc that ant day lljl had threatenid to rxpvte tbe Hoard'a rate lltlut If the) oUreil celeat a Job which bt w. t putting tbtousb. You're a liar I" rhotitod Uoo. You're ai.othirl" ttiurted tbc Alderman. Mayor Ktltfleltrh lu aln onlcrril tLerotiilei at ol bit i. tec. 'lhty eut fvi aacb ot ier in Uie frorical lllllinctcute, uutll the Mor't t.fflcm pnt bob cut, iht Hon. Itobirt muttermj, at bt went, "l'Jiv niticu cetli i bt aluiia v.lth UariouiU. Brt mlnulet j I'd i it lu bit eje I Tke Coanly Clerk's omr Trnatfarrued Into a Jtourr of Itotet. Yesterday forenoon County Cleric Loew en tered bit prlrate oSce, and didn't know wnero hi u. He stood In a bower of rotat. T it air at tary with tht perfumt of Tlolett, bellotropet. trinlumt, tnberoeet, and terbonat. Hleadir wired I oim, barttd lu fiowtrt, awunc from tbt wall, and io.la caaiary blrda wllli allrer throats soared s B-wJ of melody Into tbt ears o( tbe deiijiitcd County Clork. Orer the life, which was locktJ. j vat out of lit Itndtomeit photocrspbt, sud aboro It wert twlnod the German, Irltn, and American flit. While Mr. Loew wai twirling bit wttcb chtln, tnd sondtrlng what It could all mtau, a nott witliln the run of tht plclure-lramt attracted bit attention. It was from tbe empVoycetol hit oQca, who coiijratnlatcj him on hit thirty four to birth Bay, and oegged him to accept Oili token of their lore an J citeein. Hurlnr tht dty many distinguished cltlseni oiled upon the Uonnty t'lerk unl nlthtd tun a thousand returns of Hit day. but thtlr falicl itlons wert drowoeJ In tut muilc of tht canarlts. It It proper to add, for the Information uf tbe aullet, that though the auowt of tbiru-tliioa la strshare paattd ortr tut head ol tba County Cltrk, h ttlll lookt oung. tnd has nertr bven married, tie tt alto waallhy and bandtumt, does not aweur. drinks ahstnpatae Tery tparlnrly, dressts In ?ooo Usui, bat Tery flue dlamonda tut rart.r Viati Ultra, Bircr aoaokei, owni no fast hortet, dott not Kilobit tllktr wllb carat cr on the Block Hoard, al art occupies a prlrate box whno at tilt thtalrt, and la an bonent, bard-workluc offldal. Tba Uera of tbo Jlatan. OfUcer Jaw HcAuley of Cspt McClary's ommaaa' waa itatloned near tbt flrt-itory tsue antnl kuox, ill Wast street, durlii( tbt burning of tltr 44- Tht flames had reached thla teatmeot and iht stairs wtrt burning. Tao Utile children were t)n tht third itory, In bed sad atleep. Tbt officer acranx an the ttsircasc, qolckly rolled tbt youoxett ta a quilt, and datbed down to the street, lly tbla time tht whole front of the building was In flame, and tbe beat waa Interne. Neurthtltis McAule) enreloped lilmtelf to the quilt and planted tbrouti the flaaici to rescu tht stcciid child, which was allll Homing. Jatt aa lit rtuel.od the tidtwalk the ImmeoH. trcbwa tuecQnibtd to ttia flamet and fel oatward Into tht atreel. The high wind from tht rim inept the flan.ee across the street, envcloplm: tee bravt officer aud his charge. For a moment a try ol ht.rror ante Irom thouttcdi of tvecutort, tod It wit thought bt tt lost, but he toon Itac fertd forth abooat blinded, still elluutnx to the child, the rlxbt tide of McAulcy'a facu and bis ntht hand aero fearfully burned, and bs has Uwi souSubd to bit bod ever alact. Tlio Hauiiuiea'a Htrllie. For some dart post tbe crcwa of the barges en ivitd lu brlntin; taud to New York bivt bttu on a sink for an adyanee ef wi(f s. These boats ply be tween lit iltyaud Far Hockawty, Oyeler liar, and Cow Hay, and ot'icr placet where aaud la cavily ob tainable, roakiuc fixm two to fire trlpt a wctr. Tbe crewt nnmber four or five men, who have l.itb crlo received 4 per trip apitco. Thoy now dcmanl another dollar per trip, wblcb the barge owners re fuse to caj. Karty Itla week they struck, and tht euiJo)tr batt Lttu billon workmen to nil then plates. Tbe sandmen, u they nit called, uutnticr between four and Art buuUrud. bmct tht strike tl ry I. Lte formed a toclety. On VJl( ley a nu u ttr nf the men astembled at the foot of Katt tivrn teenth strict, WLire a fleet of sand bareea wen linif. It vm thoutiht that tbey ineaut uiltchief. and nertesnt Nl l,olin diluileda number ol bit ofllctii to watih llieni, .So atteniul al violence was made, Boncvir, and ihe police wero withdrawn. I.ona I. land Clll'a ORIclnlt. ComniicMoner of 1'ttblio Works George II. Wlltiami of ltatciitnoo.i Water Hoard J. C. Jack on snd Juinn it, Wirtli; I'ulict Commltiloncrit It. Oilli.lln bUvem of Aslorlt, John Ho-JIne of Baieutwiod, aud Jonpn McLauiiblla of Hunlor i J'olnt; CapU.ti of 4'o.icr tnr Itudolpb ol Hun ter's l'rlnt; Kiclae t'oiomitsh, pers John It. Onor rls snd Daniel O'Lalltl.an (one vacancy); Corpora tion Attoruey-hol. II, Noble of IUveniwoo.lt Ikrd of Asetorh-Mwln Hula ol Astoria. John Vuinn and Wni, Mrliowtn ul lliinter't I'olui Kin Lomir.Uilonert J. II. Lone t.vso vucanclu"); lliard If J-xlucatloii-IJeo. 1'inir, I'll &t Ward: J. It. Al bn N.-iond Wardi J. L It. Kinforu, Third W.rd J"hu Fabiittock, Fourth Ward: Jotnui Lttbrup. I'l th Ward. The Mayor, Jticordi-r, aud Coiluhs iloi.tr of Public Works are txclo me ubiu of the Water llotrd, Mlcluhi.of.llnud In Wllllaiutbumli, y A bold lobberj wot iericlrated on the tlrand I s, fit r tc t ti,d Kuwluwn llallroad Company yrsttrday aieming. A tutting truck ran igalntl tht aupporl ny pott of a Urru sign Id front of Aldsraian Arm. flehl't rual i.fflcf, pulling Hit abrn dona U tbo Wdewulk, and borjlng batiettU tt aa uaknoau borer ws wai pstslnc, lit was merely brutiwl, "t not terlously lujared. It pollct loo. cart of I I laaaaaaasaaaaaaal bin, JJar) tbt ieJUatt, sir, Wrea eaahltr for tht Grand tHrett Railroad Coaajatay, Wt tils aJoct, snd on retwnJng after a few uf&id' ibtenoa, mlited (7il froao)is dtsk. The robbery wta perpe trated while a coyrd stood wlihln iwrnly-flv feat of tht door, and tbo dakon wbleji tbt monty liy wit In tight throngb a layte window. Ilwasrquslly exposed to tho rectlvtr, ttUo aa loan outer office not twelve lest dllUnt. Dndley Field's Five Per Ccnt.-Tho Medical Facultv'a Jnrtron. Aaron J, Vanderpoel is Uio busiest lawyer in New York. At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon be UaJ been engaged In Art dlSerecnt cases In tht dif ferent courts, lit has a wonderful memory. A suit igalnst tba Tblrd Avenut Hallroa 1 for In. Juries sustained on it was out of bli easel. A phy Helm was called npto testify, and began to bewilder the Jury with Latin terms and definitions. lit was interrupted by Mr. Vanderpoel, who txclalmed! My dear doctor, will you tell tht Jury la English what Vopes art If I butt my sbln I don't lay I hurt mi tibia." fcubeequenlly a lawyer nstcd thcrlijslclan wheth. er tht plaintiff's leg, which wit wounlcd and Is acsrrtd. will always rtmaln In tht latue stale." Yes," replied iht pbjildau, unlets ebt breaks It." In tbe suit agalnit Frederick Doosi, for malicious prosecution aud I'tadcr, brought against lum by Ida former clem. Jainos Wrulit. a verdict was yester day reudored lor the plalnllfl. but the damacet wero ealiuialcd al six Ointt, Mr. Ilourr L. Clinton waa couusel for llooss, and Dudley Field for Wrhiht. When tbt vtrdict waa anruanccd Judgt bathirtand uske.l tht ordinary question "Any allowance, goutlenioaf" "Yea," rrpllod Mr. C Inlou, "I am satisfied to allow Mr, 1'1'ld I lie Dili tt per ciut. of tbt Utui ars relnrutd. lltuas tamnoTlt.1' It tftiraard leaked out that the Jury was, not unanimous at first. Duo nf tht Jurors, It ap4carl, proposeJ that a verdict bt rttdrntd fur suOlcient daui.vei V let ou is Vruttl up In business. Tho f-uont necessity for thai aat not discuitod, how ever. Tbc Count .lonnnet't Arraignment of tbe llltrrpulnble Timet. The Count Joamita lias obtained an order from tht Hon, John It. Brady compelling Iht proprietors of the DUrrpulabU llmtt to show cause why tbolr answers to his tull against them In the Supreme Conrt for libel thooM not bs stricken out al sham, false, and Illegal. The argument li to cumt up on Monday Tbt i junt air-1 The lereadanla' hatred against rat emanalet from tnetactuutl tin a pualic ciumoion of (no lulegrltr ul me Justices of Ihe torreme IJoiirt a;atnst Iht in. ttant ttucks upon them lit the .Veto For llnm. They teen publishel a malignant r nmnal tht nay after ILu rouiuiunceauenl ol Utw auUoa lFb 21 ajsjost oat of ihc Juiucet of thU Couri." The Count adds that "the defendant', In appuent malice, bate emnloiud so llulr attorneys In the ete two leotnu of John Anderson. Eq father Id-law of Justice I'axntrd, whom tbty (tba Os-lenoUnU) constantly rj.litn." lbtCuuiil avrrtthst this Is doat to errata tht false Impnislon that Mr aVndorsou tancUoua Uwtt oatrageoqs attacks upoa Ins son-ln law. Count Joanne! win Is up by ssylngt "In the name of saered friendship betwttn Mr. Andertnn and inyteif. tu bit absence. 1 denounce lbs mai Ice that looks to dishonor bltn." A Memory that Seet Jnnlce Dowllng'a and lora Heller. "You say that you knew me acventeen years ago," ttld Jusllce Howling to Thomas James Wil liams In the Special Sessions on Thursday; "now I am going toteetjoa. Wtiert did you tver teo mt f" WiUlami waa oa trial for helping a woman to plik a iwcXel, aad waa tryltg to convince the msglttrate Unit lit wai born and bronahl up la the Ulxtu Ward "I'll tell you where 1 taw ou," he reviled. "About seventeen je. rt I0 tbrre was an cxecn lion here. There Wat a big crowd. and everybody waa a fusing and a Juttllng of ever) body else. Jutt Ucn up on euhit, atht tS)S yon, 'What art )er aolig stand b.ck, caui't u' I ramcubtrt It as plain ta seslerdav." Wtll," aald Justice Howling. I roraeniaer be las there on that oicaslon. aud I heUete ua a.-A telling the trntb. lint be careful how Ji'J cmduct yonrtelf bsrealttr. Uo." The Hnn In the Thlrlleth Hirers (School -Ad-drtwa by WIlIlulu Cullon llryutiu Tbe maJo denartoicat of Grammar School No. Jtj, la West Thirtieth street, of which Hugh Carlisle la the principal, exhibited Its Erofleteuey yeitcrdiy. Tlie "Gymnastic Eierdsee, by a class of elxty, with Btrretl't parlor apparatas," was UMtnott atlrastrn featnrt In tbt exhibition, Tbt dialogue "lxttr vlewlsg" elicited roars of Itatbier, Kubteen boyt composed the wnpaur, Va.Urt A. M. le Leeuw, 'barhsa llearwaier. and John 1C Sever btlnf ctu tpicuous. Matter fitter represented the Cttutbil Lnninary, and was entirely al home In buriiiE tht dlujlkulne Fltkand the wily politicians. The e erclsee closed with adJrwaet by Winism Cu lea Hr)snt, Ms). -dsn Alexander H. Webb, aud OUtis, 'resident em the of the lljsrd of Elncatlon pre sided, and on the platfemi werellie lion. K. C Lit llenetd, tbe Hon. Jsatuanlol Jarvu, and Cuiumlitlua er Sands. A (Sergeant who Knew lilt Hutlnett. William Hilltop caina from Toledo about a mouth ago, and wt thlppeil as an onllnar Ht-aman In tbt navy, and tent 00 board Ihe receiving tblp Vermont by William II. Hobart of BT Weal litres. For tblt kindly office Ilobart received tSi, and was latnuled with Hlakop's trunk to send home. Tbt trunk arrived at Its plnee of dettbittlon, but the clothci and olbtr contente had all been stolen Yea terday Uisbop'a brother arrived In towo. aud vis Ited his brother st tae Ilrooklyn lSsvy Yard, anJ the two consulted with Capt. Frank Hpelght, who de tailed lloandsma-i Want to arrest Hobart. Tbe offender was locks d uplntlia Liberty tlrttt police ttailua, and when kit offlct was tearched, t bat and rott wert found wblcb Utsbop Identified as Jhia, Hobart, who It a politician, tried to romprnmlto In the police station; bat Rer:t. llrookt won Id not tolerau any sack transactloa la tbe police station, sud tent Ui vrilcb Io- cell. Jtttclre Doivllng Dealen. In tbe Special Sessions Thuraday on tbc front benches aai a woman and a llttlo girl, evidently mother and dingUrr. Tbetr facta wert undltgurs tdly sorrowful. The name uf a prisoner wn u'led and out from tbt cagi of wild beasts styled tbe prlt octrt' box tttppeda lltUa fellow not uoro than 12 years of sge. As bt advanced, tbt little girl bunt lnl teere, tod jumped on, wrieglnr Iter handt and ciylnr, -On. Clsarleyyl th. Oharleyl" Who la the little girl naked Justice Howling, "H't tbo boy's slUr, your Honor," ttld lu court officer. Let ber come In here." The r-orroalng thill ran Inside the enclosure, snd throwing her arms sroand her brother's neck, the aoobed lurtn, l'oor Charley I poor, poor Charity r' '1 tic r.. turning to bis Honor Oli, Judge, please let lilai ofT," la lest time thta It takit lowilU loo crvdltablu ftcx, ilut girl was waiKtne cut of the court room, earetalng ber liber ated brother, The niillugher lnyettlgnlloo, The Teuclicra' Couitnitteo of tho Hoard of Edu cation will roeurat Ita tlllingi this altarnoon at 3 o'clock la tbe hall on the corner of Grind and Blm streets, and continue the Investigation of Uio charges against Anthony T. Gallagher, Frluelpal of Gram mar School No, SI, Beventli Ward. WiUitiwes for the defence mill add to the aocaraoleted evidence which last Ssturaay created tucli a raJIcal changa In public opinion, and possibly the ease will us closed i" day and Usrslul Tooktr auto up lor bis client. T iere It whispering about lovt n thouith that before tbe conclusion of tbe Investigation some ilch duvtl oi.menta will be made that will create a seneslloa in edu alloual circlet. Uallsghvr evidently hat his war taint on. 'there Is, therefore, etery prospect of in Increased attendance of Inierttvod auditors this alttrnoon. A fircut Time To-nleht insni the Orlentalt. A despatcli wai received at tlie Oriental Club House last evening from the famous Fultoa Market oistcrineu, Harlan A Bhaffer, laying that 4Tt gal lons of clam chowder would be aent by them to bt piously disposed ofto-nljht. The entire Clob la la training for the et t ot. Jimmy Carraher Is particu larly clsuioruus for his share. At the Legislature baa adjourne I. there is a etruny probability of the ireseme nf many of Its prio feeders, and front r onions for solid men are commanding premiums, Tho tolico comuiltlie of Ihe Club baa been cn'arged. and every preoaullon taaen for tho preservation of Iht peace, Tbe chowder will bt irnido uriuUy lu accordanct with the true priuciplea of tba constltu llun as Bid Hurlon Inlerpreti It, unit will tin reioie I are among lit pulatable lngr-dlenta tort thell crab. Hnperlntondeut Jolin I'icklord, Jr., Kwi., In ckargt of thu dipjr. Friends and relatives Invited. Jattlrei Uowllug'n Mutlr Triton, Why did you eteal tli accordion f" tnruh-cd Jusllce Howling of young Anthony Uonxaiut on Thursday. Ilecause I love music, and want to learn bow to play nu the Instrument." U'lij didi.'t iou purchaao ont I" I can't afford t." H that It His raat, I will tend yon ta Hart's Island si .ool ship, Willi a request to flat a you lu tuti uahd." The Next Election Kzeltement, Thiinjs uro Httliug 'lively around Printing House square. '1 here Is alrtady ont ticket lo the dele Icr dsugatei and alternates, to International Typoriat.hiual lu be held III Haltlinote. U.nctlon Ui.es phee Ma U Mlcaael It. Walsh, lluih F. Uallon. lcore V. llassm, and Hmry I'. McMunos at (teliv.,te-, and Win. 11 Orance, Hainuil Orabam, Jotlioi h. Williams, end l-ranti. Filayeruld as eltof. jalia ai. oil loo ticket already In tht Hold. KecJmle, Huiltli, (Joiouer Young and Cu, aro expect ed to put a ticket lit tht bald ou biiuday, A lively time It txpecltd. THE EASTER TOURNAMENT, UXIMATED ALZF.aOTtT JLHD TU3t IN a nriB Aran ok pala.ch. Tba Nesveat Yagary of th Matnalre af Faahlnn-Helvlni Into tlie Tombs of tba Unlckerborbera to Ind Something New. From tikt 1otPi Joumob Our proud palatial Fifth artrjue waa on Kaater Tuesday tba scene ef one of thoit gorgtoua drtnms of medltrval romance In which fanay still loves to rrveb This wsi nothing less Una aVifvmetvrvm, or hue! of eggs, eeltbraiei t tbt residnc ut rnr well-known towntman, Mr. John Vs namfriler, one of the ftw bnunts of lb anden rfgimt that still resist tht tldt of protrost In that buiy and awifllv chancing locality. Intended ai n tort of revival of those food old dare when the authority of tbt 1'rlnce of Orange was recognlie I aa inpremt upon this lalaud, tbo luvltatloss to thus unique ftttl vtl were upon orange pa?c', wHh tht Todor letter, ronrt hand, engraved In Milt deeper orange, snd device tinblaxoned lu orange, silver and black. Ihote notes, enclosed In orange envelopes wftn Illuminated crest, is era addressed lo tht choice spirits snd black Wiles scholars of the Knickerbocker clans, who all Catuht the apiril nf tbe occasion, and replied in a quaint and rae se, but la divers original wnjli Minis nn parchment. In elntk letter, with silk pend ants and dying teals! tome nn tline-atalntd paper, some eecureifwltli ribbons und others In aerolls. Many were vtlltcn In Hatch, dcsndlnavtin, tier uuii, French, lluaslan, or Uroek, and nnta few In tongues uoauomi even to tcleutista of Ihe present day, one ol tiiem, tupmuwj to bo lu tbo Cumtnunl paw dialect, leaving the queatloa of tta Intention a problem tome w hit dlfllcult of solution,, A.note written on paper made upward af a 'hundred years' sgo was In kdtnlrablo keeping with the occasion. At tbe appolntril hour the gnesta assembled, a "flflecnlli amendment," habited In Oollmnlc cos lume, rrceliig ttteui at tut euttanco of tbt lull, willed n" bnng Ip orange, end on the way to Ilia dresabir rooms nothing but orange meeting tht ayt. J ii tbt Jrvitiug ruouu tlio cenilomeu were suppllej y x KKicxMiocxtn ttttrusr with orange bows, as ooutoonirm, and the ladltt with gilt daggers, will wrangt peunsnts, for ilcvor ktmg the nair. I'ruai Ike kuliea' rooau, a paataaae Hand with orange, led to a suite ot apaituiouts bung with orangt lapettry, llghttl wllb taoert of mange wax, and with silken baanqrt depending from tbe walls. Hero wtrt disposed a hnwkiug scene. In an orange Irame, HI (Icorgt and Uia lira, gen. and tht ertnurlal beanngt of all tho princely or noble families in ntilly with, or dependent on, the rlorloct old House oi Orancel glided baskets and orange b xta Illimitable, Utuimuig with gold and silver ergs, In orange nra'.s, at touttntri of Easier; and tbe waxsltl bowls were loimln; with orange punch. The servants were all attired In columct ol the Stuart perlonl. Hutcendlnx to the drawing rooms, the gnctU wore received by lour marshals, lien. Van .Men, Mr. Adrian Iselln. Jr.. Mr Win. lieekroin, and Capt, Loula llamrrsley, who wtro ditUngulthed be brll 11 tot col lira, wllb oraare pendants on tlio breast. The marshals, assisted br tbe court Jester, led eacb gursl lo the coouterfttl pretentuirnM" of tee host and hottest, tn oraiipt domlanee, Mr. David li. Ogden, Mist lltu-n Htwton.aod Mitt U Caylus. Many of the gentlemen were ba'iltod In KMCKtUQCaXK C03TDII, tome with trance rravott and glovei, while most of the ladles appeared Willi powdered nair, aad rolrrt In the cottnuir ef ttirtr great-graadmothcrt, aad la many eascai In we.ldlngdnissea tbat had been landmldown Horn Ual retaom ge.niraUon The I'hncem of Orange wore a brocade drctt one hun dred and flfly years old. At half past nine o'clock the cnrtalr.a were drawn, and a trumpet blast gave svlgnal that the Earner games were commencing. Tti Master of Ceremonies, Mr. J. I' HeywuoJ, cries), u Ibxan, room, for their serene lllgl nM tbe I'rtnce snd l'rlncrst of Orange." Ktrtt came ihe bugler, in green velvet, followed by the bearer of the gonfsloo, Mr. t-lk Low. of Hrooklyn, ITemW de OolamMa, oa wldch was Inscribed "Orance Hoven." iNext uwcbtd liie Iir.l Uou Klng-at-Arrat, Mr. Conrtlandl de 1'. Field, tn arnier of reKarave golden scales t tttt Conrt Jetter. Mr. F. J. He I'eyster, aad lastly, the I'rinca or Or.uigr, Mr. John It. Llvln;sion, with the i'rln -cess. Mitt C. A. lloekmsu, and tlie princely house hold. As tliey entered, tht cry of Orance llouc" eehoe.1 through the halls. Ibemtrshalt made way for the royal cortege, tbe band playing THE DUTCU KtTIOXiL DTK, ai tbe gallant company moved slowly, gracefully sc kuowudglua Uit loyal talutattona with which they wire gireied on every aljt. Afltrtbe prlncelypatr bad received tbt coogratnlatloas ut toe assembled gueats, the Matber of Ceremonies announced that the Chief Uargoruaater desired to read a report of the condition of Ihe province of New Netherlands. The trumpet slinsJIed the approaenof that fooriion snr, Mr. J. II. llaeaertley, In Judicial wig, ermine robe, aad armed wllb a tcroll of portentous cUmoo sloat, of orange color, wlta orange streamers. Tbe Information imparted by the llargomaater seined highly satrs'aetorv to hit aagott master, and hut Here t e Ulghneas, highly pleased. Invested tae worthy Uurxoraaattr with uit Order of bt. laiuua ar. A loud bugle bits! announced the arrival of Ut aovgxpon er ni jtw wtTnrxniips, Oet. J. Watts De I'eyater, rreceded by hit squire, Mr. Oscar Livingston, bs-trlng oa a silver cloth rnshion a model of the Tamniaar wigwam. Tlie Governor, In a toll of ussinge, dellvtrel an eloqaesit atldrraa lo tne tbrunt, presenting the freedom oi Uio clly lo Hit Majesty. The Governor, then kneeling onthaatepeol the Ihtu e. nceived the Order uf "I'ommaudcr o; Ht. N.oao'aa,' The master of cereuioelet now announced to tbe Ihrene a irraud tourney, and requested the herald lo tale order for tho Joust, Thai marshals cleared the lists by direction of the herald. Hit ladltt being stationed at the arena. An elevle. lilting sruuu.l, furnished with a bar bttwceu the comhulaatt, right royally decorated, waa raised near lbs foot of the throne. Tht drums best, the Eonf.tlon flouted the sir. Tbt clarion commsndetl .tenet. Tht lord lion then. In tlentor voice, read tue rules of the tour nament, concluding wild the condition that tuo rear civumi si-ould be entitled to choose the QCEIX or LOTS AKt DKATTT. The knlgatt Hood facing each oUier, while Ihe martaatt bore through their sei led ranks four silver lit Itnob shaped vasts heajod with l'aachjl tggt ef six colors, Irom a hick the knuekla were lo make selection, Tbe btraW then with due aolemutly ad dressed them: M Valiant knights, yea pledge yoar honor not to transgrets the laws of hoDorable chivalry In this Joiiet," To which the knights, bowing, reapondod, "We do." 1 be herald proclaimed, oyax. onl, oyet, the silver ktlnbls cballengv the gold knlgnts. As a silver and gold knlcbt ascended tbe tilting ground, their uastea and counlrtoi were duly aa noauced. The herald caullontJ them to glva the para of coorteey, aud tai atnka only with tbo pololt of Ibelr weapons horlxonlally. The fan of eour tety belna made, Um man da to LaltBi allcr" gave Iht signal for Uit onslaught. During the conltat Uutt ensued tbe cheers and bravoe of fit guests drowned tht noise af the drums and the blare of the trumpets. The deop tones of tht brrtld andpuraulTtata wert beard ever tta anon ttnld the din. Flgbt on. bravt knights, Man diet, out glory ilrei; none but the brave do serve the tlr," Ac The Jester's merry volse and keen wll provoked many a beany roar, tpartng neither aex nor dimity. Of tbe twenty-four Cham pluna, but ont silver knight remained, SOLI VICTOR oa Till ritLD. Oyet, oyer, ores, tht herald now aauouneeJ, tbt red aulghla challenge tbe blue, und or these but one of tbt blot warriors waa left. Ores, oyez, ores, rang through the halls, the white knlgnts challenge Hit yellow, and from Kit conflict but ont ytlluw knight emerged. The three lorvlvlng champions Lata fought, and tht meed of victory, after Inn try In doubt ul bilar.ee ler a while, wai finally awarded to a silver knlgbt, Wear Gtrardnt Ileek. man, who waa ru oxvnuiL The prince thereupon threw down tils wardour and addressed the rex "rJieur Gerard us, 1 twsrd you tne boaora of tho tournament, and announce to yon your right to choose tlie Queen of Iaovo and lloauty." The victorious knight bowed low, an.l, attendM br tho chief marshal, moved slowly slung the blooming rxtrltrre, to the sound of distant music, scanning s hundred faces, aud ai length antzad tbo band of tbe blushing Mint Aunlt CVtucMtrt, and, both kneeling belurt tho priuco and princess, pro stokd her st tht quEt,i or Lovtt and neatrrr. Tho nrinceas gracefollv i ro tnel her with a dup let of flowers, taring, I'ho bravest of the bravt thus honors tlie faireet of I lie fair," The Queen of lleauty then In turn crowned the rra; orcrum. The prlnct then led her to a ten upon the throne, tbua graciously setting aa example of loyalty. Tbo Joust was now continued with renewed spirit, mul r the auspices ol tbt tjoeeo or Love, Admiral Uodon proving victor lo a despi r ite tingle co nbat. The trumpet rung, snd tbo Master or Ceremonies announced that tho banquet wai prepared, Tht lttx Ovorum lod the Queen or Love and lleauty, at the head of Ihe proeeetlon, followed by their lilirhuesses the conrt, offlccra of tte, and guest-, to the ban naetlne hall, the band playing "Hail to tho Chief." Tho table was a study for Aplclua or Apelloa, orange bolinttt ind crowns, ill the pomp and circumstance of war, flanked by icis ol orange, anJ awnne tilting ou orange eggt la oranitn noatx. with all the symools ol peace. At cue end. In Iruwuing nuza, with orango ambnuurvs. archilacturally decuialed with eggs, alood a prodigious model of a media-val castle ol tho prlnca), alreaiuiiig with orange b.iunem at the other, a model of tie old City Hall al the top of Counties tllu. with a Knickerbocker anci-mlll g the slept. The tune honored danrol or our foro'atlier took tho jxi or the uverl.wtins German. The tmip Wall of loity beautiful damsels In a line, In poivdoied iiair and costumes of ointurles gone, was a iccne that will eyor haunt our waking dreamt when memory In after timet rectllt the "gentle undjoyoui tuar nay of yo yland of ye Manhattoet," JtKAI. KBTATK JHOrXMUNTS. There vat a fair tttendanre at the Exchange Salesioom yesier.lny, nut, aa Is usual ou Fridays, tho proiraraute waa short. The story brick building and loujlirearl tt. and 14 CliH st, wort struck off to U 1'. Hlmpson for f.J0,OCO. This property mutt for llO.nro a year, 'I bo note' and lot i. Iteuirlck si., lot iliOo, in told to A. llii.KTUlll for t i.uoo. Hie reports that have k-eu clrouiattnc around tbe real estate mart me past ween to tho elfcct that A. I Btewarl h-ia told the Metropolitan Hotel to Ihe lion, vv in, tt. 1 weed, and that A 1' Kim has rtlsoosed or u.e Fifth Aveunt Hotel to A. 1 Btewarl, aru without foundation. Knox's Prnrvii Httlxs. Three almple, plain, and uninht lUable words t yet huw expriasivel What In terest end eielleiiient have they created V 't'honsaiids ysri. teaia ol thousands were aoxlnus to hear mem spokeu or to it kl theiu In print Kuox's spring stylet bis uiitpnruaoiiaaie, Inliutlsule titles tymnielrical ana buamilal kdyond doanritxiun. i:ta(li-r, call at tbt lauiout hat emporium, tlroailway, ooraer of Ifstlloa Hi Mt, aud tne and Judgo lor yourtcl.-alds TIG CMXB ZKA.T UB, Beetling the Coadatur fcy MacaJatrr-ties II lYarata tbt) BleeeAeav-Htrrel I4s)e What sin Ileotti Cantlaetot Thlnka oflf. "What'a tho malUr with thai step J" ukoda Sim reporter, as be boarded t Bleeeker nrett ear. "You tee the step bobt down wbtn tt'a stepped on, and lotnt sort or a qoter arranctrsent conn eel I with that 'ert box In tht corner, ahd dott one for every maa what gets en or off. That's to keep oi from knocking down," explained the conductor, with an Injured air. During tht trip tba reporter elicited tbt rollowltg ITomtht conductor, between friqncnt Intcriup- tionTvii-'r;-. "I'll tell yon What It Is, yoosg filler," eild he confidingly, "the boss thinks It's a mtghty smart thing to clap that 'ere apparatas oa to three of these cro care on trial. But 'twdn't work. Why won't It I I'll Jest tell yon. Now louaoe that Internal fool lhatjest got on. When be roll the step bob an der him he put bis foot hick and tried It over again Jeal four llmtt. What dlflerrnoo did tint maker It made a b II of a eight of dlfloreneo, Itrrry time he put bit fuel on it the darned thing dotted one for a passenger five dota for oeoj fare, voa tea. Ain't tbtre any way of bentlne It T Yon Jctt bet there Is, only I wouldn't do It, When a crowd of onion folkt getoa, I can aland oat foot down on the step and help them Into the car. How does that work I Why, as itsy hs slipping off a log. Of course, the darned thing can't dot when the tuo Is laid down so J could rus'i on a crowd of a do xen, and onlr ono dot lor tbo lot. Wt'ro obliged to keep a lilif book, aud wo catch blues If it don't correspond Willi llir dotajta he njjciihjo bat a lit tle practice coul I fix thai. t-rTppose a man Jnmpi over tbe loweretcp! Well, then of coont he alu't dnlted. You ace It's a darned humbug any way, Tho only way to atop tht knockltg down It to em ploy liontsl conductor!. Going to gel on" bore t and gulugtogcl ofT without touching tbt lower itep, h I Ttuuk you, yoang ftllow." Tbo Queen of Confidence n l.nnnile. IIcusox, ff. Y., April 81. The caao of Mrs. Gibson, alias 1'slteiton, was given to the Jury ate o'clock this erealng. Tht Jury trier an absence ot half nn hour returned wllb a verdict ef Not guil ty," The pica of tbe delerrco sraa Insanity. More Tratluionr. The Indian Herb Doctor, of Bid flroadtrnv, has cured lut of nrivont debility JOHN KKY1L. em ployed atScvcutb svcnvottshics, hew Tort-.tdr. riAXVlAL A HO COMUXliOIAC s Fninar, April II I. H. A very large and active volume of busl&eei his hern recorded In the railway than market, and the spfcolatlvo excite ment still continual wlthoat any perceptible abate ment. Indeed, st timet tbt speculative mania waa more marked than yetterdiy, and as toon as any stock had qolckly advanced KCJM V cent., the rush of buyers appeared to tako control of the mar ket, and lilted It far beyond the programme of the chief manipulators. Tbe dlqao combinations are quite as much astonished at the rapid upward coarse of the market as lis merest novice In the street, and the fresh outside cspltal recently diverted to stock manipulation s has greatlv disturbed the plans of Ihe original leaden of the bull movement. The wbolo market started ou" strong, with Lako Short as the chief feature, filh the prtco advancing 1 V rent, to 111 if at an early hour of tho morning, hew York Central, Heading, and Dulon I'.cidc were tht auccccduig rrpmiocnl specialties, aad aubte qneutly the St. I'abls, Watasb, together wllb Kock Island, attracted tbe attention of opcratora by Uiclr actlft upward rnorcuients. Toe highest prices or tbe season, as wtll at of the day, were recorded during tht later dealings lo tht Long Hood, with the eieepUoo of Ciotral, which advanced to 101 and Heading, which aald at HIS- The remainder of tlie list showed no Important feature, except Han nibal and St. Joseph, which fell oT about 3 V cent. The rencral market doted alronc, but with less excitement than noted during tht formal doellaga. The gold market has dlsplaj cd lest aulmaUon and activity than yesterday, although al llmts Ike deal ings were decidedly lively. Tbe pool program me for a rite seems lo Live been strtoatly Interfered with by the action of the Treasury yrsterdty; yet la the early dealings tbc price waa strong at HIKO lll.V, tbe firmness being encouraged by the re ported heavy engagements of specie for tomorrow 'a European steamers, estimated at about $i,rj,WO. Liter tl.o price ilruppod be cat to 110;;, bat rallied to lll ls, yielding fraction illy at Ux eioie. The lend Ing rates ranged from 3 V cent lor carrying to t sjJ cent, for borrow liu. Tne receipts of gold at tne iub-Treaaury were t33 4Ti payments, gtaM'Jf bataare, f.t,blgieO. The currency recetils were tlt'J.V.I, rayments. t Ml.4i4; bilanre, U.lllls. '1 l.e cusUiuia recetiAt laoted up ftaxfoxu. The total cleurluira at tho GoM Exc.unve itunk were 1,13 UUUi gold balances. lilll.'-T; aud currency bal snces, t2,3Jd.C13- The louuwing were the quota lions: 10 A.M.... HlVtt.-30 T. M .HJK'lrM lit loam A. M....111SIS1'. M -lMHIOl' M UIH F.irtlgn richnnge Lat been dull and steady oa the baslt oi IWriHU lor to dare stoTllng Tne mosey market waa fairly active un'll near the Closo of hank hours at 6 ind 7 V cent, to Ihe stock brokers, and 0 and 6 to tht boud dealers. Subtiqutnlli, however, the demand slackened, and aiuuer became scccsslbls st 4 sad S V cent., and alter bank hours balances were pressed as low as 2, though doj'xlcM for cOVct, Tnere has been rather more demand for coiamerctai paper, choice grades moving at o and 7 V cent. The Government list was atroog at the first Hoard, and all the issue made hlghtr quotations despite the lower range of gold; bat business was oi. ty moderate, la later trsatactlont there were no marars! changes aotwd, Uie closing quu'-aUona be ing strung, 'I he scltve demand from Uio Gorman baiikera carried ut the pnee of Central I'acific gold bonds lo 101 V, the rise of I V V cert, being stimulated by the report tblt these hon.ts will honcelorlh be rvrultrly called tn the flortiu tlourte. Ueury Clews Co., ISi Wall street, report at 4.S) 1. tU Out. Atted.i nt atttel 0. a. Cur.et ttau 11 H,5-, rtg.J.1J..iiH u et.is-i, ng .nev ul h ais, ta.eouD.. .u t It isti. cotip.,..liev irf Is-jus, 'tl. roue.. ills, t SXt.rillH.iM ttlll, IIOSiJJOs. VJ. caap...ll)V Hi j-jua.Vi.ronD.. .imv lilt IMM.rrg lets iju 1-vos. -OS. couo. ,IUV 111 lO-aot. oaep....Mti luH s-As. o.couB...lXiS lUklUF-gold bonds U1S, iium State bonds were tlroog on a fair business, Tto nesseet adrancln: on moderate Inquiry to C6kiiil and new January and July hoots Carolines to CI. MlfSuurla beiug Ann aitf3,'. old Horib Carol iuas at sW.V and ntw aitSV, while Georgia gold 7t aobi at aiX- Hanover Hank shares sold ai lUG Ninth Na tion si, HI; and Talk, lOtXtllll. There waa a large businett In railroad boada, the furor for tpecu latlng eitendlng to all nrtlclaes roads. We uoto saJoboI Ursu of i, C. aad I. C at cT.V; Ornat Western BnU, 90 j North Missouri OrtU. M(; Mor ris and ICetex tecondt. bC) tad llannloal and tit. Joaeph convertibles (1 V cenla), lot. Tne Union Faanc aecurlliet were very brukly dealt lu, aud dosed at fellowi: First mortgate, VKl'MSt; Und grant, W V'stM'. i and Incomes, WiMX. On extreme qootationt New York Cen'al ttock fluctuated between lflOH and lltlS; scrip, WJt"ia IHII,-; lUadlng, ltlnr,I.Hi;i Erie, 'ilXU3Xt 1 Lake Shore. luliSulllS I l'lltabnrKh, ll7isl2i Ohio and MIsMmlpi'l.MitA'IT; Northwesten common, 91 QXriK t the paeferred, irfjfOWOH Hock Ulan J, 113V ktilHli i St. I'aul, (StH'iMH 1 t" prererred, 8aUW, Wabash, (ai&fBX Harlem, llViliei j Union Fa cile, ilkUiUU l ew Jersey Central. 107V51KH t Delawnie, Lickaaauua and Western, IW'i JllO.Vs Hannibal aud Bt. Joseph, l&iiMs tho preferred, IM CtlOl; and C, C. nnd 1. C, 'iljWIf. At the Hotrat ranaana sold it email lott it Sit 0 C. Cm. and In diautpoUs. UOaHlV; Fort Wayne. M; lloston, Hart, ford and Erie, l!a; Terra Hauit.&JJf'j Iht pnferrod, b7j Alton, llliuvtiu'i; the pruferreJ, laj; Ohlot preferred. 7tlJeT Morris and Essox. SiiiUS H. Y. and New Haven, 147W and Home and Water town, 120, In tht inlectll'inovai list a gotid uusl netswss done, Western Uuiuu ranging at 67 to 011 I'sciflc Mall, 45.1a; to Vl'C, and Cunaolldstlon Coal, SUV lo IM. MarylJIid Coal aeld at XJ01M Cm ton, M,' Quicksilver, II preferred, llsielOV; Gary Improvement, 13 j Delaware and Hudson I '..nil, 117,'X 1 and Mariposa preferred, H't A l.,ri.e buslneas aud higher prices were reported In express Biuret, Adamt jelling up toKiy, while United Stales rone lo MX. and American, St, Wellt-Farco told at 44, and scrip at Closing prlcei at li F, at, were aa follows 1 and. a! V1 1 aws. st'd N T, 11 ll. e..lDi lOlVpflch. Central Ytiu ru M.Y.t:. ll.Cer, K)jJ VI S J. Central. Ivii ItH haritm tt m li'moo t'anue., tlv W la trie -!i4 ISt'..i anal. I. IMij t(U Kradint Ills IUVIH. anart Jo tfiv mu 1. snouoro jilt do preierreu. nu u HD1W1 ..US rl I West. U.Tel.... rittshuigh las twifaetne Mail.... lis soriiiwieieru Ul '4 tJltlUuiciullvei 3 Northw t'rel.,.. l"V lbu IManposa piel. lis tiv i.ock Island illl iltMICauioii a.v k, lortWatie, !v iCou Coal of ltd 91 SS II ,ti (-1. l-aul MH S4H Ananis Kiur.ai HV Kl 00. I reJ tsli H3VIIV. F.4Co. hl..:iSi, 41 Olllti St MISS,.,. 5i MSlAin. M. U. I.X., M Uu III. Central IMV I U. Stales Kx.... 4SJ4 40 Hel.,Laik.ek w.nti H0l( Mr. George Herrlqurt, the vetersn operator tu Wall street, hat betu readmitted to membership at the Stock Uxchanve, and was most cordially greeted this inurulug by bit many Irlendt, VAXKJXO ANIt 1'IXAXCIAT NEW LOAN OF U.NITKI) STATES. Tho lubecrlptlona to the New Five Fer Cent. Stock of tho UultoJ Btatea now amount to f SA.OOO, OCO. They aro conOdenlly expected to ranch (200, 000,0(X) by the lima the new bonds art ready for de livery lu May, Tlio proposals of the Secretary or the Treasury will then be chantfod to the following programme aVirtt Bonds to tbe amount of three hundred millions of dollars, payable In coin at tbe pleat are of the United Stales after ten years from tbe dato of their iaaao, and bearing Interest, payable Quar terly bt coin, at the rale of Ave per cent, per annum. Ikeond Bonds to the amount of three hundred millions of doUlsri, payable Is coin at tho plcaaure of the CnlUd Statea after flftte rnn tr0m u, dtte of tsety oe, snd bearing Interest, ptyahte quarterly la coin, at tot ruts of fogy and a hltf peg tent, per annual, .Z. TTilof-Boodi tt Uo amount of liven huTdred mlllloua of dollara, paptble In tola at the pleasure of tht United Statea after thirty years from tht data of their Issue, and tearing latercjl, payable quarterly lo coin, at tht rite of four per cent, per annum. Subscription i to Ihe lata vtin hivt prtftreoee, after the above-mentioned two hundred mlllloua are taken np, In the following order, namely i irif-SnbiCTlplloni for equal amounte ot each claai of bonda. sSccond-Subacrlptlons for eqnil amounte of bonds bearing Interest at tht rate of four and a half ptr cent, and of bonds bearing lntereat at tht rata Of live per cent. TAtrrf SubacTlptlona for arty Ave ptr cent, bonds that may not be subscribed for In the preceding claitess, 1 Bnhstrlplloaa to the remainder of tht tWOOO.OOO of S ptr cents, which are unconditional, art now g 0-4 Ing on, and the bonda will tooa be issued to tbe subscribers, who can rccetvo a tcrlp certificate In advance, If they desire to pay their gold or exchange their U. B. 6-JOs at once. In tho Registered or Cou pon form. Heglttered bonda will bo Issued of the denomination! of JoO, 100, 1500, tt.fJOO, $5,000, and $10,000 j and coupon bonds of each denomination except the last two, Tbe Interest will bo payable in the Uotttd States, at tht office of Uit Treasurer, any Assistant Treasurer, or Designated Depositary of the Government, quarterly, on tbt first dayt of Fab rairy, May, August, and Movtmbar In etch year. Tie boodt of tba ftreral dasees afortssld, and tbe Interest thereon, art exempt from tbe payment of all taxes or dues of tba United Statea, sa well at from taxation In any term by or under Bute, mant el pel, or local authority. After maturity, tbt bends lut Issuad will bt Erst redeemed, by daises and numbers, si may be desig nated by the Secretary of tba Treasury, Extensive subscriptions have already been made through tbt following New York City banks aad bankets: Fiest National or Nxw Yor.x, No. 110 Broad way. FotntTU National ot Nov You, Pine and Nassau. Messrs, Jat Cooks A Co., Wall and Nassau fits. Messrs. Fisk Hatcii, No. 3 .Nassau it. Heater. Ilranr Clews A Co., No. S3 Wall at. Messrs. Veuuiltc, Nua. 10 and IB Nassau it, Messrs. Winslow, LAJttxn it Co., Fine, near Nassau. Messrs. J. A W, fliuawAM Co., Broad and exchange place. Messrs. MonTOx, Btm Je Co., No. 30 Broad srt. Messrs. Haltceu Taakb. No. 60 Hi change place. Messrs. GixnsLXXiso, Davis Amort, No. 17 Wall st. Messrs. Claiuc Dodoc A Co, Wall and William. Messrt, DnrxiL, Wiirmtor ft Co., No. 18 Wall tt Hestrt. Marx A Co., No. 19 Wsll tt. Messrs. Gaoaoa Oi-nrnr. Co, Nassau sod Cedar. Messrs. Fuxd'k bciiicitARDT Sons, No. 40 Ex. change place. Messsra. Tuny an Bnovttcnt, No. 14 Nassan st. Meters. Bouttui Co., Fine and William ats. Natiokal CtmRnrcT Hank. Wall and Ilroa.wsy. And by tht Hon. TnoMAS HiLLnocsr, Assistant Treasurer of tbt U. S., at Trtasary Office. New York Marline. Fxidat, April SI. Flodh aru Mial riour agtln lawer, with llhertl talet of imnptag extras fer exrerttttagvsf4.il. bnl irt-tt othtrwite dnll 1 etia 9.oCebbls. Ityenosirdsil.bntcornmealmoreactlest. We quote none Western ana attic sneers, as OcttS.JS; city and -Uteihtpplng esiras, ta.iuat-u00t IV esters and Ohio ao., as 30-tfn.GO Wnticrn sajHiog waeatoouuie exuas, XgTavtll 'O 1 do. wlutea-vbcat ttlraa and deabki rltrsi. tC.acat3.ni (lenetea extras, 11.71 XiiO, fooltiern shipping enrol. tHJOVlt J3t de. biters' and Inmily bunds, fJiAJXj. lire, tlour. W.rattUi. Corn sueal. tAJuyiiat) icr irttem atd llrnaaywine. Cotioh Tne market oa the spot was steady at yes terday's prices t tales 3.714 baiia. lueluding l.uul tor ex port, at live, for middliag Urtaads, aud tse, for low rsldilUnia. For fulait oeilverv aatl and aoeaaoired 1 aatet sine our last offibto bales, doting al 13 la-tee, lor April, and Ukc. lor May aa4 June, htrxraixs-Itosio dull and unchsngel t 400 bhts. rtralned told at !JS feints Inrpentine In better sup. t-ty sod losrert a Jobbing buTness at die. for user cnauuble. I'ctroicum quet and unchanged 1 renned ousot cue. tn l era it la holt ltk'tt3c. ll'u Arm aaftuc for ntv ods generally quiet st oil prices. 1 allow tiAayly At SVc for pniue. Iron very firm lor Scotch t-tg al g-aitj fer nieagarnooa tVhuLer was lower, t bbli. Irou-boaut sold at oic. Freights To Liverpool by steaiu, wheat at M, aud by sail 7a, tne ItUrrt deeliue. UHAis Whont was lets acUvc at a farther ricrllnt of ItaUe 1 sales of is.i.to bust, at flSaH'SH-V fur nev tnrinjr, tn ttofe wnd etlotl, flC'-tliM loreMiiliion to choice wlilli Sits tor anil r winter, and fist for nidsprlng Otis dull an.l low -r 1 talet irstsO nosti at are fov watte onto and IVoitnytva)lt.n1 Ale foe West exn In atore. Itailey nrtu al tl.tojii.ia lor t'aasda. Ifro Momtoal Corn sm-Uvs but a shads estler sties tu.000 t,usi,. at liSw'lc lor ITcitera uuao I aad 7o4t7c. fordo, yellow. Fiuitaios:a-!orksaas fairly active sn1 Irregular mess was lower, wiitle pinnt meau sdvaneen sahu 01 l.Ubblt mots at tia.M.JtiS.'S. cor May and Janc.tdsj bblt. prime Diraa at UZ'Ml4-90.and a good Jobblm trade at lisfiaev for etr and Western mess. Beef waa Quletat S7UI11 for plain and extra mem tn bhls. anlgj&stn lor prlnit meat and f":jU0 for India inwa lu to. Ileef hso.1 dull at nUf-lil tor viettern llacon dull at aiiiti lor loag dear aud short rlu. and 19e. for short dear Cat means cas.er and in better as mandiptckledh., its.ti.VdiiHc., tn1 ainokod do, II J IK. Ored butt Ores al SHstsmo. laud WW tull and Iswvri suits ul 15 tee. inue Wratera sbum tt lie said ta let tot Jiiut at ilKci clly umouu-d. Halter wu wrak atrate. rsr new State, 2rX'c do. veiern, with rresh piurt reducwd to 4n- Client lu fatr demsnd al 10-atle, tt 10 qntllty. Kggt Id good desiaad and higher at l7o41Se tbr Iresh. taaoosaiau Jnnee wtt lalrlv active and ttendy Itio, Uitoc.. and Java. iaaAi-l aalts, tUbsgt tlio for UslUmorc, and U.OTXJ mau Java on private terua. Molasses leas active, hat firm at OVslTOc. lor Maw Or leant. saAUc. lor new Cabana uaanvado, and CUSbr. for I'orto ltleo Itice very qalet at anUJe forUarolina. aud Uiuc. lor lUngoon. Sugar Itaw very etrnuz aud in good doaiand 1 lair to rood reQuintf vse'-atVHa-, and Nu n b 11, 1 V. tales I J0J lihdt t renutd tery Prm at iSJs'oslJSAC, iornard. USwhU.for.sofl while, aiidMH ItUSc for ellow, Live Hlock Market. Nrw York, Fiuuat. April 21. The receipts of betves to-ias were! car lovlt, or I .est head, making ISO cart or S.t&l rattle tmi. ssoadav. the uiarXet was ritr at Coaimouipaw and at 'erbauraeu. arxi nearly aflihe tuxa enanzed hsjilt riror n.-wsa at ixa lc V B.. wita ttw eettejtA at UHai:i. a net at loath street sates were slow au1 the olcrlnge were nut all told. The feeitm al Ihe close was wetter, snd no one believes that tho prices received 10-dtv ran he oo tamed on Monday next. With me exception of a couple ol car loads of fat balls sold at'.Ji,e at rt,, live weight, the extrimo rangs ol HKwS was Uaus. The receipts of sheep wero K car Inads.or tj3 head, pboat onu-haK thorn tiieep, Tne market was not a j active aa It waa vrtleroay. sad pr'eet weraashade easier. Mudlnta to coosl unshtrn sue ap wero sold at ISiaUVc V a end elippil al cui);e. f t (or lair to pntnelott. Hprtnr lsnths were telling at 15jlae f ft. Seven lar loads or 7 hogs srnvei.ol wludi tOMIrbl gan. 'Hi Itl. avorace, were sold at 1c, V rs., and 111 do., voo ts. arerue.at 1731)4 loo ct, and tba icraainder were exclusitely for slaughterers snd uot for -sle snye Ilrcssca nogs were selling st the wldn insrgin of skwOc, w B ail ander 110 Is. ayerwire al SJsa'HC UAJUA'Ji l.STXLJlUJCXOB. SUKIATTIRa ALMUIAO-Trns KS.T. Cun rises.... J 11 atin stts a iCimoou seu..,. J 3i aioii wsraa YNis 1111 iaudy Hook.. 3B,Go. ItUud.ia llillcil Gate 11 83 ArrlTed-KstoiV. April tl. Pteamihlp Mlttourl. Havana, mdse and pass. Hrumsmu (leorgia, Charleston, mdse aud pass Ship Annie 1'lsh, Liverpool, mdse. Iiaik f'tstel Nuovo, lilireeti, sulphur. Hrlg Monte Chrlttl. St rierre, sngar. Aeo. tne usnai river ana ootsiwi-e vessels. Henry Ward Heecher'e Cnee Hopeful. All Henry Ward flsrchers sufferings from spas, modlc rupture since ho was taken lu t'ciirnsrv of last year hare lieen contluaed aud esaggrrnted ur Ins lm-labli- teanper and vioieut treats. AUint the lime lie was hrtt taken he wrote to Ilr bhennan suggesting the ai plteatlon of a trnst, but not understanding the anaiouiy ot the parte, niitlook the place wneru tht truss should be applied. In. t-hci.uan.teclnx Mr ftrerher's error, at once took hla cac in hand. u'id notwiuiunllni; hi repeated ap plications, Mr, betci-vr, irom receui duvulopintuts, la slid quite bad. Hi. b. la most sanguine In evrrlnally caring Mr. Heei lu-r's pioeeh, t.iou-'ii his rupture Isoftthat span, inodio elitraeter that arfeeit tlie heart and mental or xaulKAtlon to an alaruitnir extent btianeulitid ran ture It equalled only by hydrophoolt, but sir. liter hot's cat-e will hardly result In that. Avoiding wnat lie but indulged In. with n composed mind, will do tunch to ward preventing It. Mr Iievrher't tenae.ty lu tucking to Dr Sherman is the bust proof of his totcicat la the Doctor's ibUiuet.-iijiv j'i en. WeumleritsnilthslDr. Fbennan may bo consulted by the ruptured grails al his ottle, Cj7 llro.i.lwsr. II u pamphlets, villi pnoUigraphs utiois aud alter treat ment, with a pamphlet ol th ll. nry War 1 lleeeher in ters, eontaiuint it fluu portrait of Mr lleocoer, be mails ou tiaelpt una cents, A hluliborn Cough Iknt will not yield 10 ordinary remedies, may be thoroughly cured I y Jaynes's KxrEccnsKT, a most clfecllva medicine in all Bronchial aud Fuluiouary disorders. Sola every wherfc It will Itellevo Ihe llnby. There Is no mistake about It, MltU. IVlNhLOW'U fcOOlltINQ bVHUI', lor children tecihlog. Head Hhot for lied Huge. Try It ana sleep In peace. Those who desire 11 good Hrlleln tn rralnrei rty I. lr lo iu youthful color, we woulu isooimueud tu purubase Hall's Veaetshie Sicilian Hair Iteutwer. a most eaootltol aud yalualilt iiruaaiallog. bold by all dtugguu. dm tjbfeta, nlmbs)Us HELMDOLDI HELM 001118 HXLUCOLD'a nnXUnoLDTI nELllDOLDU HELMnoLOS HELMIHILD'8 nrLMnoiB'3 HaXMBOLirs UELMDOLD'a HELMniiLD'8 HKLMDOLPsa 'UELMDOLD'a MLMBOLD'a nELM HOLD'S HELM 110 LD'B HELM HOLD'S nCLMUOLD'S HRLMIKIUVS HELM WILD -g AAVE nuu ortAPB riLU UlUl'F. 1'IXL. OllArg TILL. OltAI'K TILL. OttAl'B FILL. niui'K riLL. nlbAl'K FILL. QTtAFB FILL. OlIAl'K riLL. OltAI'K FILL. CHAFE FILL, OftAt-K FILL. URAl'K FILL. OHAl'K 1UL OltAI'K FILL. OltAI'K riLL. QHAl'S TILL. oiui-K rnx. OrUI'K TILL. IIIXMnOLD-B OltAFKJ-aL. UELU1I0LDH HKLMUOLD-a HKLMBOLD'g nRhMrtOLDB HELMBouya HrXMDOLD'3 HkM.MUOLD'a HELM HOLD'S lleXMUULDH n ELM P.O LP'S HELM HOLD'S HIXMBOLDH HELMDOLD-n HELM HOLD'S IIELUIIOLD'S IIBLMHom'8 II ELM HOLD'S nELMlUlLD'S rxELUUOLDft EXTRACT BATtSAFAHlLLA. KXTHACT SAItSAl-AniLLA. KITKACT BAItBAPAItlLLA. EZTBACT KAIUAFAKILLA. EXTRACT SAIMAFAItlLLA. KSTUACT SAIWAFAIHU.A cmu.CT;s.Mt3Ai'AmjxA. EXTHACT BAKHAFA1ULLA. HXTIlACT SAItSAFAKILLA. EXTRACT SAIMATAIULLA EITIlACT SAIIHAFARILLA. RmiACT BAIISAFA1II1.LA. EXTHACT SAlMAFAItlLLA r.XTUA CT SA I W A r. rtlhLA. KXntACT SAIlSArAUILLA. KXTHACT SAIHAPAKILLA. EXTHACT bAUSAFAlUlLA. KXTUACT BAKHAI'AltlLLA. KXTHACT BAUSAl'MHLLA. KXTTtACT SAIWAFAHILLA. xxnucr saimafarilla. ATHIL, MAY. anl JUBE. punirr tue BLOOD and iieautify THE COM- IXEXION by using HKLMBOLD'S CATATTI1A OlUrg JUICE FILLS. AND IIELMBOLD'S I11UULY COSCENTHATBD FLU 10 BX1BACT SAItS.U-AniLLA. In the tprlcg and summer months the system under goes a chsngo. ia!s n tbe trme to ate -good blooJ-rcnowlng, purify Ing, ana invigorating media net. UKLMliOLUJ FLUID ItXlllACT SARSAFAIilLLA and HltLMBOLD'S FLUID UXTHACT OllATlt JUICB l'ILL3 arc TflE HBeTand M0S1 11KL1AJ1LK. One bottle of Hdnibold's Fluid Extract Saraaparllla equala 10 stieagtb ooe gallon of tbe ayrup or decoction as ratde by dreggasta, sod a wine glass added to a pint of water equals the celebrated Lisbon diet drink, a dc llgntful and healthful beverana. Tho Orat e Juice I'll! Is composed of fluid extract Ca tawba grapejulce and fLUl!) KXTHACT KHUIIAIUI. Useful lu all dlteasei roiiiu-ing a cathsitlc remedy, and far superior to all oilier porgatavis, tuch as talis, magnesia, c IlcUiiDold'i Orape Juice Fill Is not a patented pill, put up at thoat ordinarily vended, but the result ot leu y curs' experimenting aud great cars lu preparation. SAFtl FOH AUD TAKEN II f CfllLDUH.Ni NO NaUsKA t NO oniTI.NO FAINS, BUT MILD, rLKaypAN T.AND SAFE LS OFEIUTION. Two bottles of tho flnld Extract of Sarsaparilla and one bottle or the Orapo Juice Fills ire worth their weight In gold to these suffering from bad blood, poor complexion, headache, nervousness, wakefulness at night, costtveneu and Irregularities, and to those suf fering from broken and delicate coastltntlont It will give dct blood, now vigor, and uew lire. THE CATAWHA OltAI'K FILLS are done np with great care aud tn handsome bottles, and w ill surpass all those vended to wooded botes and carelessly prepared by Inexperienced men, comparing with the lfngllihand rrcneb itjlo ot manufacturing. All of II. 1. UELMUuLO'S Preparations ire Pharma ceutical, Cvt a single one balug palvutcu, but all ou their own merits. To dispel suj Impression or prejudice that tulghl ex ist In ihe minds of many agalust my I'rcraraUoos Horn the publicity given, through advertising, and that I am and hate been a druggist for a period of 20 lean, and more conclusively to prove tbu, tee Ictus. IFroin tho largest Manufacturing Cbctshia In thu lYorld.j NOTSKms 1. I am acqaalnted with Mr 11. T. lis imliold 1 ho oecn pleil thu lirug btme oppoaite uiy residence, aud was tucce-tlilt In eoiiductllta the liuineta wnere otliels ha I um Hewn equally so beloro him. I lists beo'i favorably ixuprttsod with nit clttiai Kr not tiili riris wn.i.i.Mi it Kiu it rat an. Finn or Powers A v iu-liliiiiii. MauufaCltirlna: Cheuilits, .Math and llruwu streets, Fhliadul pbla, Freparcd by II. T lin.M!OLD,PfactIceJ and Analyth cal Chemist, Crystal Palson Pharmacy, Bit Broadway, New York, and 194 South TunUt street, Phllsdelphla. UKLH HOLD'S TLU1D EXTHACT BOCUO I1A3 OA.LNED A WUHLD-Walaai JTaVMO aHasssasaMH XAHJUBB. I S j nonE8EriRt.D-AFFLBBr.-At Msnhsttet, We fl .nctdar, April 19. by the itev. Jtmet C, llotssns, IV1, k U lltm fforesencld to A tree, dtaghttr tf Mr. Jotpn B. 1 1 ,'lTA?iiKwiio'f-WAiNwrsanTe-BT the nevj. tv "I Burchsrd, Thomti L. kurhewsoa to Josepnlne Wain H 3lllMANN,-AnT.-Dy tht Iter. E. Schwab, DstI4 fl Henittnn to llettl Abt. ffi CRTlIIANIIKIV-IIICIIArtng.-nrthe Rev. Ranch Vaa ata-lstp. Ittal nit L. Oitrtnder to lltnnah V, Itlchtrds. IK(ILrill-Ut)l,lltM:ilMIUT,-tlr os KtV. A, Bllber- f btrtl?,?f,",!!j!5r to llenrictte Ooldscbmldt, 1 1 ntYoit-llNTLr.r.-ln New York, April JO. by tM 9 Bev. Dr. Otrnet, A me Hens V, Pryor, Ktq.. ef lliladsf fl phlt.lt., to Mist Jennie llentlty. ot Haauville. Ala. D PhTKItSEN-VV-ANltCIl APfl? -lly tlie MetVjf tevh). H J. Ltmpe, Erntsl Cbarltt Fttcrton to Lena Wani U BChtlfe. D MtV&iSfisiiF' Wm-c-1,00,e' "h I HIIBKNTIIAL WKINOARTNER -He the llev. J, F. 8 L"!?.1.!'.0.".! P.".'1.,!'.1 '.n Msgdaiene Weintartatr. ft SUIIII.L OKIII.ACII.-lly the llov. u. IV. Droea. Jno. BchiiltoKlltshrthOeilsrn. B HKnz-..CKMlHIN.-ly tbt Her. O, W. Drees. FredV 9 Belli to Eva Eckstein. w ft f JJirUJtCKD. II COLEMAN. nv the Circuit Court ef Ktntnmoe ft 1 rounty, liu March term, Christiana Coleman rrom i 0 Hmry Coioraan. l)Uia.-ln Dixon, III., at the March terra of the Cb 1 I cult Conrt, Dirk Huts from rrleorrlk Unit. DIIKFYln Chicago, oy Judre tvinami. Anna H E??7.from Patneg linlTy. Harried In lrclan l.bept. I at), IMS. Cante, desertion. OKTIIKlt.-ln bL laiutt. March 14. by the Circuit I Court, Mary dottier frem Angoslns ilether. 1 fl OtJIILIi. lly the Cltcnu Court of Henderson cennty, I III.. SI tie 1 term. Florence E, Gould from Ludua C. D Oonld. Cause, deacrtlon. 1 OHTH -In Chicago, by Jndrt Jamfton. Ann Caths 1 1 vine jluth from llcnrv Oulh. tlsrrled tn Hurord, Proa- 1 11 sis, Jiiljr 10, 1HJ). l.-tme, aesertloa. i II LAIl.K.-la.lulkviiie. Ky., April 15, Kitharlna E, SI Lane from II. II, Lade. Ctusc, tbinoonmcut. Ill n IIOIII.nsiin -llvtiio Circuit Court or Porter county, Ind., O. It, Hobli.sou Irom Medora llob.usou. 1 J)IL1. 1 ntlAZtRI,.-On April 20. Jsm-t Jtraslel, son of E4- 9 warn andCalharlne llraxiel.a native of Fclhsrd, caan- it da ''rrctr''' irelaud, aged 8 ycart, 7 mouths, and f J lit friends are respectfully Invited to attend the J funeral, ou buuday, April li, at 1 o'dock, Irom 'ill East IS eVtll tl. in HICKF.V. On Friday morning, April 71, al lie 3 o'clock:, arter a llngenag liinist, Msry Ann Uicatey.ul T tne Wth year ol her sge. Ml 'Ihe lelstlvcs snd friends or tht firmly tre respect- Ml fully Invited to attend the Inneral, from her late resv. mi drnce.tsi Htlinrey st ,on Sunday, at I if P.M. Tuts j resmins wilt he interred in Urrruwood Cemetery. I HUulIha -on Thursday, April zj, tlirhtel IliiRhet, I at bit late reslde&ce.lst union ar, corner of witnera I St., Wlllisniiburun, tge.1 ts years, a nativo of Crois- 1 keys, county Caran, Ireland 0 Ills relatives and irfends are respertfnllv Invited t 1 attend the funeral, from bt. Mary'a I'hurch. ttlitiam. hnrgn, on btlnrdty, at 1 o'clock thenca to Calvary 3 Cenietery. m JUlio On Friday morning, at ?X o'clock, Chtrlts Jnbo, teed 31 years, ill I ht relatives aae friends of the family are respect. .11 fullv Invited to attend tho funeral, un Hun lay alter- II 1 1 noon, at I o'clock, trom tuo residence of his parcnta, at if 1 tl Cannon st. m a KMlllir-On April Jl, Ellen MrOlnn.tht beloreO ffll wue of Wm. Knlcnt. a luttive of the town of mane, Jj I county M.alh, In land, ageti 83 years and 4 months. ..W C The funeral will Uka place from her late rettdenee. m I 1S1 ilnerck si. ,011 Hindayaflernoou,at lo'decki Iheaon Jvl F to calvary Cemetery. ni. M,MIKb.-ln tne 31th Inst., Charles B. Marks, aged 7 31 tears end I months. 13 Therclatlvei and iriendsof the fsmlly, also tbe reera. 1 bersot Kmannel Lodge, 1 o. or o. v., are rrspiUnllf J lavittd to attend tho luneral, from hm late resideare. fl r.3 Front St., 'Ilrooklyn, this day (Stlnrda),tlll A.Ml m 1 laattrment In tireenwood Cemetery. ?l KANDOLPII.-On I rlday, April Jl. Isabella, belovael J wife nf James E. llaudolph, tged M ycart, Oiooatui. Hi t o.l Soars. ill Tae relatives and friends of Ihe fsmlly s re let pee t ID fntty Invited to sltend her ttinerni on Hunday atlW o'clock, from her retMenee. jtsi West llth su. wltaoal fl Imtner notice. Her remains will be takta 10 Ureca- 111 wood for Interment. jt New Jersey papers please copy. j) H h AN -tin Friday.iMst init, Amtricui Amellt, wife t of N. A Swan. 11 5 Funcrsl nn Sundar, 73d, from her late rcld'nre, ll B ritiier of Dtvhlon and Attorney sis., at I o'dock P.M. Ll It Friends are rrrpri tlullr Invited to attend alto Um m members of Kejstone ladire. No. 331, F A.M. j 1 VAN W.1Z. -In Hmoliyo, Aprliri, isil, Mtry, wllto HI uf Herman F Tan ITytx, aged il years, inalden nama 1 sutrv Oaanon, ntuva of Phtlltpatowij, K..ngt oouoty, iln Ireland. In Thcrelttlrra and trlcndi are lovited to attend the t II fuiuaal.ou eaiiurday, the k.'d, Irom ti lit pel jet su U SgtthM9l""ll. I A WAIJU ik CU.M.11ING, COILNEIt EiaillH AV. AND TVVESTY.TU1IID BT j fl OR AND OPERA HOUSE. j 9 srnixo J jj CLOTIIINa fl FOR MEN AND BOYS. Jj UFEr.IOIl STOCK 1 LOW rr.ICESl (I I SPECIALTY. j j I BANNOCK BURN SUIT AT 173. j I DEVLIN A CO, 1 J t UltOADWAY 01UND ST., j BROAD WAY AND YVAHRKX ST. j WHAT IS IT f j j Many, many people saffsr from they know sot I what. They art not slck-lhey are not welL There 1t I no ntrat lor It. It It simply weakness-a breaking i I down of the vital forces. Whatever Its caoies (and 1 J 3 they are tnnumcrtblo). Hi symptama are In the main t j the same. Among tht most prominent are extreme (I lassitude, lots of appetite, lots of flesh, aad great mental aj drprcssloa. Indigestion and a itoraaehcoagb are also A frequtaUy concomitants of tblt dlttrtsilng tttte ot it fl body aud ol mUd. Tbe common remark In relation lo I 1 pcrtans In inch a condition It thtt they are coosnmp- jj I tlvc. Now, what there unfortunates really want la k j rfgor, vital ttrtnath and, as sen sin as dawn succeeds V I darkness, they can recuperate thtlr systems and regain i'l J peifect health by resorting to Hosteller's Celebrated Stomach Hitters. It Is ss clear that s life reviving: i I tonic Is required hi such easel, as that tht dying flamo Jj of au empty lamp requires to bo revived with a new J I supply of oil. I'crlo. lly pure snd Innocuous, contain- 1 Ing nothing but the most genial vegetable extracts, and J j combining the three grand elementa ef a stomachic, I u 1 an alterative, and a genial Invlgorant, Hosteller's j 4 Bitters aro satiable to all constitutions, and arc as ap- J j llcable to tht dUeaaet aud disabilities ot tbe feebler I sex as to those of men. j HUOADVAV .MAiTKKT, m i DROADIVAV, 44T11 AND 43TII STB, d 18 NOW OPEN TO TUB C public run business. L' I.YON'M .IIACNI.TIC INMICT I'd Wll Kit- fi the gtnuiue tud urigtnil Is the oily article or thing U' l' which will destroy Cockroachit, Uedb-Jgt, Aula, Motns, tj and other Insects. None genuine without K. LYON oa 1 fil red label. I M j 31 ItH. 31. tl. IHtOWN w'll.I. I.EVTIIUK lj at In the nario.a 01 the Uiiivrrailr. SI H ind si., on Saiitr. al Tl Oar cteuliie, the am Inst., at a o'noek.on her great 11 e'l llHiuniitsieoi lhs.-overv, wnlcli teciiret n the body .il aVL sound llcsli and tute hhiod. soon health aud long life, I ta VI 2 Nodiseuso cauco ue wher luoil 'isphysloal Disiorcry tsfl It iinder-tood aud applied. -il i'M Thotodciir.'Ut to prolan; llfo with gooa health art H VJf tnvitod toaiteul. 0 0 Knelnte too c.'oli to the I'nivcislty for tho Melt. ,q JtU phys.cat Pitniphlut of CU p i;-s Jj,TJ IJIM.II 1-lTvJ. M foi,i:y'- Kisr.ii.ii.ii prvs. ,r iaj TIIK llhhl" AMI 1.11. api .-r, rjl FACTOIIV AND HAI.KItiUKI t Itllt'ADlY S.Y. jl K llltslllll' s-tll' l.l.'S 1,1 NMl'llN'l' will positive- s'jj ly euro sciatica. iIi.-iiiiinIisiii, ii-uiaixia, spinal com. tl r,le (laint, sprains, and li ne nar All dt uajttlt nave 11. i.Msiu lie It and le cured. Use iiothlnir else. t'U "niM'HIII;. M PAY. -Ilr II. I.OVAI'1'. Indian 'ill 4,'fs physician, iri att tl 1 cur nii.-dlicacs, at IVIOlh av ,New JT Yolk; lapeaor is re u ve I 1.1 rrnn I'J to 13 hours 1 fj lilt! stimiuerio'-uied 1nno.11 13 to gi days. IF jfl m'.xi'ai. r.x 11 motion; u m Send for pamphlet. Drt, WKLL3 A uTELU '71 West U Tl .1 N. w i ma city. .1 (jf OI'I'IIHAI, llilAVINl. 'VlB alM'JON-.j l i i.iirrKnii'.s. it AI.AHAMA -Klira I las. n. 13 AartlH. Ii7l. iA 53, 11, iv. 10 n, 11. is, st 1;, 1 m. 01. 19, W PAlil-'l-Ali-i.ia s iju, Anrilil.ua. l-f lii Tt IU. Ill 11 'al, bl. U.. 6 II. M i, I, II, S RKNItCKV Mi st.la.ts,i April tl, Itn. n?l t. 57, II. 41, 13. IK. IS, .'I il 31, 44. W. '.IfJ S KNrl'I'lvi I ins V. ."SI Apr! it IS1L 't! Vt X), SI. Jl, ll, ii. I US, ll, iJ. Ill, 41, 11,00. jl Prises cashed, ml. itmttiuu lu untied, and clrcilara 'J 3lt scut 111 above, ana uitu tlortl Hitvan 1 laiiteries. 'A J. Gl.l'Tr., l.roker. P. II. box l.ltls. 410 roe flroadwiir, iil-uiio 1 tt., tau 3 l ark row ho'yaIj Havana iTiTfriTTtT; V Sj In drawing "I April tariira-irdiiiaij up tal nr s I'd will be Mi OwO iiolili lull aJiouutiliu.. sinuoo only 1 LJ 16,000 mkrlt. I'r.os ewhed and lul 1 111 lurinsli- esl. Ilrdert promptly niled. 1 lie liu' iitratMilfor ,s fit doubloons, all klo.li or told an I niu., panisn liana V 1st notes, Uovauiucut accurltloa, If Ai V i TAYLOU A I 1 1 lltiikers 'j l Ht 11 ail IL, As lota. 1 tj

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K THE SUN, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1871. r 1 1 I- avxLianr or iowA, I'J Mlaatenary nmn Ilf mhrn-SfnrreHMi Ji Inrreaea In t'roeperlty-i.-a Kallrende. Corretpcndence of Ttii sue. If "ntlx-Torr, Iowa, April 14. Ti Son itiat I ejiincefor tit il.lt.ti iilio o;on tl.li ftr-offllnd In I Saw. There are, moro Daily Buns told In Iowa S than of alt the olher Ken Yotk it llet' u-illed. Per ft fcan II It In tome irjeaiure owlnt to the 1 1 celt C abed I flpon tn Iron Tin K'N Ihtl It li ro lonrer true of I k, n ting to ofleu In jour Eaatern fcebbatU f tchoolt i ,r. Far out npin tht prairie, L Wnere many heathen dwell. Who nerer read Hie bible, I Or In nrd the Babbitt bell, Af. I Coold jour rrtderi tee the properltr, become I acquainted with Iho Intelligence, or behold lh rut Imluetrlet dally Increai'nit In nn-nbernnd Import ft ano. too would tee how ban rttr- the ar-prrtlou In ti lln nbore line. L The completion ef tlie nartlnjton.Celtr npl, K Mill Minnesota Hellwiy, now inured br a trams 1 rattaiitra of the Chicago, lliirllntton, ami ti-ilncy I Jlalliond, of ta hlcn Junta F Joy la maldenl, la an I ctentornoamii'll.iiportrucoln our Slat. Mr. Jay ;I and 1ho, Bcotl are now nln and lock In the race I for Iowa railway., Joy perhtpa hiring the moal n taker Hnii, however, ere doing much lo derelop '11 ttilt whole Ve-tern citl'try, and when Jor Cooke't -'II Northern Taclflc li complete I, and the Burlington, j Cedar lliplila, and Mlnnrarla Hallway la connected fil rrlil) II at or abme Mangatn, Iowa wl l be In the lit vorv central track of commerce Otir Statt It as il ropuloua and a. pro-bcrout at .New York waa whet lliacb onued Thh Sun. It Htf u oust: soica. B! IMtltlcr and IlectlOcr are trottlnr, tplondl Jly th ti f A tracca hor li drlrtn on the oQ eldeofjay BB I Oould'i ft. l,oui Irani. llmit II. I'rrklnt. Die graceful orator of Wat'ilns- Mf j Ion ll-igh't. li (iririne 1 flic biy. willi black poluia, Hjl tired by me fanioui lien. Knot uf Maiae. He II a tru;- H Carter Itclnirll, or Itic rural dlit'lr", Il on the i mail with a naw trr'tin( wicti nr rirnni'ile mo1el V, f t.nd Hnl.1. Ult wtiUi!lrel llambleioalaa Woaljr W.L luakw II tpln. HB:P r.ph Htramnni'a f4mo'j. rtilllon flence WiIXe. I. I belns traineil It doiblo narneu hy Dim w ti 'he It I'm ion, K he woika we I. to drlre hiiu wlin llja-jl I. I i.llco in the learn r-ca. HH1 I J.J Ilridley ant Lidy Sem are bcth In tplen III fonllilon an1 nTln2 rut'y up Iho exverntlon ef Mr J oli a tiurphr. lu inib.'i'o choieu t9 naoJIe them Jb f inn lron oathe track Il.llr IlorKt It pottlnz Commodore Vindo-hlll'a bf rcMmr, Mrr 'n l'errv thionin hu rrifiintlnarrrx- iM erclie. Ilii rronpt. ccrroui Undo will maWa bfui a Dir h touch cnttomcr ti h a c'an. HH' Mr II' pklnt of drernpolnl hi. purcba.ad a HH'l I pronwit itrpplnff bay getdlnf i amid Ante Iirrw lie la I m will Med Tnnz.irr, ard tauwtatrlde and action that Knjl will cairj him lo me fionl rank. ll Judge Heett'a Closdmin la being sported at Ple-t- HPI Wool He ti inorlnz t.i the ert rt inlurnrtlon of till III nwner and altnlrera. with KrriUM)a of the 9an Fran- ncoitbltihol4i'j iherioooai. I'll The 'third circulated relating lo the an3ned i act of MePomb dim bitlge H the rerleit huh, The Tf I inonandi wuoelre ta neit i'lf twojl ana Jerome (n 1'atkf can do to without the llchlealrlik. W. 0. Trance baa purchased three coita, all fair M inimMui of the Membi'too ttrali. and hre t in Ohio, I tilt raiihrited roidieambiflbeeahiD led orer to John Ml Loielt. to be trained tir the comlnz puriei and aay Il malchce that may olfcr I Tlie celebrated horaa "Marrr ITawler," mtlc'itl 1 'V or A.OOOl trot azaloet the equillv famout mare (tit i, 'larr"ot llilladeliihta, on the conns or iho rrotpvt J'ark Fair ground! on ihe 4tn ot .Inir neat, ti tu iraln il lag at lllckt roat'e. on Ihe Coney Iiland lioal. Bfll Blnnltb (Jimalts. Hnj jA WIDOW, or a (Ingle woman of uildale air. can H rjL have a good home n.l all tie'e'tarle ot life, at I rooiek eperln awtiorr' lamilri wort lignl. Ad K'l Hrett H. u., Tremont I'on OiBce. S. Y K'j A WORK gtren oat at hWheal prlcea to pay h! 'la for nrv.'- a a wing inichlaet t mlriet(on free. Vj i IILATS St rOSU. il Allor pltce and 141 tth il. j ih WORK (frenont al Ulznett nrlirto"ni for Q vi flret-rliui aewlnf tnaoipoet i lnuuctton free, 7-j lOOTIlAKKlt, Vf, llowery, circerof llndiontt. B .A RTIIMCTX I flower brao'lura wTaie'Si' good' 'J waget tad tteadv emrlovtnent r-vet At-piy A. I'l JaIIXAU, alClapp, nr. ten A Co Ul Ilnon el Hi J Ca ItTIFICIAl, nowtn.-W.nled. 0 giol h'aoda HrJ to make flLwera and rote hitflt ApdI to Ht-1 A L01TIN.M 'el llonilon it. j .A IiIj (JIKIU glili ran get nlca tttuattunt Imme- IS V diatelr, at IIAIU'3, Zil Uowerr, la ramillci, t J riiolela, reatanranli, Ac. Ki ,UIIT1,K II A"M wtntrd-Jti liandt whi un faL'j M dera'aod the niikir.g or lal e' hutil.M ho m f J aiapea. Ac.tAlo nanda winted on Willcoa A Ultiba aLd Wheo er A illon'i mtehlncs- thott hiring fieir orn af maeh'nea prele red. Oojd wagei and tte.idr wrr: promUrd. Aprlr. for three day at ;i and 7 lintne at., TI j near Uroadway, up na'rt, to I'. LIl'i'MAN K A CO. HU) 1J080M iillclwr, one that underitandt cordTn, to Rfri WOIC in thoe I'l iia.xtf.h a f-cnivKK linos vhjTj: i'l UAhTF.R', opcrttnrj on linen alpaca C)aliThlgh U JJ cit pure paid n I'.ih it .brl-iw 1 h ay. Hi. j TAllxHH AKKHS-l'ialn teir-rt.-erune Iandi7 I 1 hnttonnnle in ikrr. an 1 -.per.iort art"litonet lo I fine work wan rd a. LOKIli TAYLOII'b.corurrUiand J andlliryttiailt, ri 11 WF.R handt w.,nte I or. ihs" Wheelers Vg J 9 ion'i tewing mirlln to make Jen aid linen B1 dnwe i, WKl.MOItBA 111 rCIHUCK. T1 Cantl it, J l.VM'l ltlKM l;l t'lhiico tlili.pcri wtuted al Brkjl J I" LOHIl.LAllD LII.S. S Vooiter it. Hlh.j IINK UTII AW" ana neanolltan tewrrtinone hu: Li.l S tie hett m-u npph i all t. oca ft-irki h'gneti nrlcea Li pall, 1IALCII, I'lflC. AtO UFnlton M., llrooVlyn Bf 'l 1JINIS1IF.IIS on rlothi linen, and finey hatiTby Hftl week or ti(-et wnr sivei -int iniaitglrlt taken j.) iojeirn. SIIEIIUi:VAi:Td llraomi t. Bl I ft IRI, wanted to wor on poceiboo'kt j mutt be a bi.'l 17 god ttitcher. ApOrio lil 11. CCaiWAS. IX William at In "fi IKIt'M ANTEIIto work In factory. Ameriean Unj iT pretiriet- tteady work. Addrcti baz 9,103, hew Hi; I Fork Foil Olllce. Krk (KID tlaln hair tewen wacted, orer block! i hlgh- !1'J en inert ptldi tito a few good bit wlreri, tt 40 Jfpl tlerckel it flij riOOlt STRAW pr.i(eri wtited it UALCII. If J 1'ltlCE li C' 'a. 1M Fulton it Htooklya. Hi VJ 43.0 O I) cloth hat" nnTTirr"wailed" mthj VT LIMUl lilihlt linos. O Mereer tt. B.W tT2 I R I.S to fit an 1 prepare ladiei' aad geat'a ihoct jlj j V goolhndi. Apply tt 81 11 14 at. TVJKW K1IIRT Tronera. andtroniri on ladiee' uu lU'l Xl dergarineuii, wantet tir ,j, AMHIU8 imOS. 61 flndaonat. WL'A IViW ahlrt Ironert wanted atAI)AMA'Maundry, 33 WL"j XI llonilon it.t ptld erery Bitniday. Kilt PEIlATOnronVhlteihlrutoworlnihop. Mm J ll.AXTI-.it A 8CII1VKN IlltO-.. tw ilh ar between Si and th tti. J!') ijrvl'KItATORri on sToge-'i aewlng machine, beat- ay'! VJf era, o.nlltert on coati. JM) th at., near Ar. Il, lit'i ifrvl'KUATOi:.-", baat.ra. and Biiliheri on coaUj bp,,' V none but g jod banja ltt Dowery, M door Hlff 'V1-vTn M aT'IMNKH "rrnteT an1 told month. (V 4n it parmcctti Whcel. r A tVi.ion. tUi Slngir'a Ifitl family, 4. Weed'i. til; II Wi American, lit I .Mavner, Wlllcoi A On 21 Urreawich ar nar tll Jeirerroa Market i 13! Kill Uroidway. between Flke ,pti Dd ICutgcri tta. Htf'iel iCIIOK riTTliRrTandolratnrrwanid nrTlTdioi" li One worg. Iligheii wa.-e tu (Ir-t ilati hamlt ;JW I J II, A K. fllMlMA.N. 81 warren it. iff; (OIIIRT IIANllrl wantet-(peratori aud button- tO hole laakcn lu Ihe ito-e or hnme ML I Flll.l) Ll:V13, 3 ratk row, Mil IK I, II makera wanted i Cneil work only i 'K( X brtcg tpei linen. 50 flowcrdit., up ataira. iff I v ANT F. I -F i Tt c i liaridironTTheeler A Wl. Jtrl on'i machlnet on flee cuito-n thlrti i eipencnced 11 V bantli will hate ttetdr t'l.ii: irme it. M JOHN Jlb'l.ili Uroadway, npitalri. wl W ANTF.II-Twenty nru-cVe ahlrt makera i tnoie wno have worked lorT. W U on white tlilitt will K find conittnl empiojinei t. Anplr at M Howard tt.. up tk iUlrt. lodiy aud Muujay bet, the liiartof li and 1, I MNTK1I-Hpetieneca anj competen' opi r I a T ton on Wheeler Wlliin'i in'-chin. and fn'ih- fn. at JOIl.i M. llAVIKi A OOS, Sal ahd an Broal. iij way. h I f ANTF.II-A few fltit-clati hoopiklrtraakert tnd R I IT cort el handi .I'j It. A OLMHTHAD, Wl Iltotdway. near 10th it, ;.i !VANTI!D-3lidl -a iVengaee In a lihrand"pront- r I able liiiiini-M, paring (rom l in nailr. II. II FKllftrSON A CCiailu-itkerit. I lafi VASTril-n, erutori with Wheeler"" .Vlltoni I ii tewlcg nuehiiie. Aptur al jl f WAIKIIHAN A IArKn'3. 873 Uroadway H R W ANTKII-Oieratori on slmei't .nathtni-a alao, B'i' f I fiolihert for gent'i r rnl-ning gool. Apslr to 'itl F.I.U'LT. Li:v; A CO. IM Church it. T AM'KU Immeiilite'y-ilnttonhole makeia and Vil) 1 1 finKbeu for cunmn hint, at BJ.TtB y WAIINKIt A MdOUK'S, 5.HI ar iCm "V AN,T-,,."A f'rl'o fo genrral homework for a ,1 Jf V, ''nllv .Miuit waaa and Iron well. Apply t -I f Willi it ireuci i;rtl)har. Hi SkVANTKII-Sn glrn f.,rhalr norkTTome to learnT 1B 1 ,iea Ir woi k fur good haudt. Aply al 115 Canal I iyi I at., atcont floor. fW "WA'NTF.II- An lngTldi girl and hoe, la. ti fep,i tirH llhornuand woik lo a bakeiy. S Uroadway, Wd- fj? lliinibiiigh. BSr'nii "V A NTlfll-fnai, rani, and ratt haniti. Applrlo jjiirlll VV (JAUIIAltT.WIllfFOliUA CO., cor, Canal it, and 1;J lj BTOlvi jr. M"!' W ANTI'.II-Iionnet frani inakert ani wlreri. An. l ply ti UOTTIlOblJ A bCllO.SKMAN'B, 5T Uroad. i 'J i V A NTKll-O.nt for pollthlng glaat m the looklog ijn Hia plate manufac'ory. awl and JXt I'eatl it. I "II lVAfiTF.I)-FIM c an operatora" on llowe'i nil- p jjr 1 cnlnt, fur ladli-a' flue iboet, at M Wanrn it, 'i i-.!.,' VV..N!!'!,, -Carpet tiwera, at l.OIIU ATArJilli'a. WiWi I f. and.M Oianitt, ai"oi tfm tVot,f:!bTr,'.f' "ou.worg,.tM t' C fWArcTh'a'rr0"" a'"itking. Apply al 3 j: y ANTEO-C'eFpcl aewert. Apply aiil UutUlh i' J I S SAHTKTl-Handi to wire hati. a Wooilir ti7 i 11 'i um. .-.-.a -i.x WanJrtJBatM. I" 1' r T'-'T'ek grerae aanni tan n n l it- 1 U u ji itu t WnnljSUUa. A COMPANY of hOi and'glrU wllltertafor Ihe Wert on the ill of May. Iloya and glrli wilhVicellent hornet i tun Iniormallou and aiiahtanco gifentoramlllnt. oneoflh. tgoait will be In attend ance at the office of the cnlidren'a Aid Society, It neat Fourth it- crery day. f.-oniJMo l o clock. AM AOIIlNIMTunderitindlng mill-worr, of mid dle ago. aiS good moial character, baring train. Ilr.cai fectire a contlant Jor, In a Pjeant VJ,ln a ahoit ilKtance from the cue, al td.1l per day. Adlntl A, uoi m, Knn oinre, giring reference. AHTflllT young man to make nlmtelf utefol la a "ra" loundiy. T MIU.KI1, loai rlnreit. A IJOOI) bltckimith on light carriatet wanted at MlX'ljlaelaiy.l.airi Broal way. WiTRItliWRMJIIT wanted. U.FailljlU It. lIIIUk I, A YKIl who can do all ktada of Jobbing t I J non but a good hand oaiA app.y. 1M Weat aith at. DY KII an I icniirer wanted i one who thoroughly nnderitaudijobdirlrig, and tu ha I lame expert em eln thia eountry Apply a 1117 Kaet 2tth it., in ue tore, between 10 ted II A. M. I.'liuWAH l Kit" wanied on blank work, half bound and full bound i a gnol w.trkntan. Addren. with name an I rrrerenoei, FOIIWAIIUBI1, bog IM, Ban olTlce, i'. iliug tenui IJMIhTM'ltAMS plumher wauled to in II mliea let he country. Apply to srXl'UKN LASK, IMOaat eirert. I-ilHST-iriiAsM ihitt cuitert wtulod, at t tnd 7 While al. A ItlfKraKK WANTiril-Allritclati gardente X who nnderaian li hlthiiaineat parleeUy, Apply lo rKUNANIHI iOOIM11 Nailiil il.. Ilooin IS. K)l.l lir.ATKlt w "ante J -Man audtbjy, 171 VII P.idildtcel. T"l'..drill.A'iKTlH.-anteil" .1 good lead fla. Jllen. April at A KHIKIIIIlCK A 11110. 3, glitl Ktiuerirltanl li lloytil llroakiyn. OI'KtOirril wanted, who It elcWomed lo rlne home wor! and padiocka Avply al IX) Wmi thtt, Tl ATTIlhSS HI KF.Rb.-Flnt-c!ati rrei ca"it 111 aje ttojoy work tcllher id-te oe weca) at WAT tOS tt OUKKN't Fmplre lied line Kporluui, IV, 181, l and Ifl Chatham it. tudl ltott it. ATATTJOU' maker! wanied!" Apply toSCIIBNCH. ill A liYor..V and tacnnil al. X) A I NTF.H wanted. A eober. iimiuirioui Ameri ean mant one wha tiiidertlandi graining and rap r hanging, aod who la a good workman one who la ra pable of laklnr charge of mnn (logo 10 mllei m the country), can and aa-.eady joa by aoplilnt at IM lul ton el., I hit tatarday moralng. at 10 i o clock A. M. IiTaI N JAI'ANNKR. -Wanied. a bo) whohai woraed at idatn Itpanuiuf, applrlo .llllVl I1. LONN6..I.V.7H rani it, 1)ltlNTi:it, WANTK1I -A twothlider ol 'good habiu, rapid, and uiakoi; clean oroif, to go ft n h, JOHN I" 1,1 WCII. ft) Veier it. 15liTf.il iTiiiT-A roont min to do Jobbing work. Apply lo (J llKIhN, 1,911 34 ar., balwoia lMlk and IJDlh Hr6u, 1J A I KTEIIrt S goon home palmare waated, JOIINMTOK it TAF T. Iifl v athluglou it lloboken. S II OKI I AltKRSwantel o"n"Tln Wta tnd turn notl cacka and I J dill' bliM pnmpi. JOHN cVAIjLUM,4l Murray it. SAl,.rt.1IAN wanted aid window drewer, al MTIIAI -s dry goodt itore, ilrecnpolilt, L. I. Ad drill hot 7J, New Yurk Foil liUoa. S"t"ka1A; young man wanted at le "lew l.ngland ctt'kar balerr, S3 Corllandt it. FA VON A l'AUL fllWO AllHT'C'LSS iaTeamen wanted in a re I tan thor Here, Apply, with reference, lo K01.AF FKI1TY A CO .SlOIIowery.cotner or I'rlnce at. flll'.N (JOOIt compoiitoia wanied for bookwork, X Applr lumiediMelr al Ihe Standard offlce, 90,Moat goinerr ti.. Jeney t nr. fltUIINK fll A KKjfweated-A rounrmanwho II Jl good at lettering irooki. Applyat 1 Wall itn fit! NStlJ Til S.-r anted, flnlciajt tlatmiute. Ap I tly at HI ey tt, f A II N TmI KK wanted Apply al the furniture V manufactory its kaitXthit. W A NTKU A tberonghlrcouipelentTarnlibmanu. II farturer, la taaeenura earie of ataetoryt to a lultablo peitnn good wagea aod a permanent iltnailon w It be giTeS. Atdriaa lor 1 daa, F. A., bog 1S3, Sa a one. W NTKU A errand hot In a ptiotacrtpH gal 11 lenrtoce well aciuitnted with tut y. App.y by 9 o'efoek Hilordiy morning tt OUH,S-Y'g u Ll.mty. Hb ar- corner lUi iv WASTF.II-A Brat claai prorulon ttlttmta i no I ether need apply butter corL hama, ahonl (era. egg. Ac. retail. II- UIUT4 I.YKtU, grocert, Van liruat an-l Klagaia Sonlh Brooklyn. WANTF.II- A itrong boy la work In t cake bakeryi oao that haa workel at tna butlaiii preferron t waxee ti per week, without hoard. Apply atlnj tut ar. W ANTKII-A trit clui carriage palnlerj none. II Pinter ned apply Jokaoa tr., between ith anij Hi 'tt Unnter'a l'ulnt J. (IIL11KI1T, VVAIVTHII A PraKta'a Hlhograpnie iranaierrer It none but ilia heat noM apnly FKHll, MAYF.lt A BOWS, 9C and MFnltontl. V ANTKD-For t thorl haling roya:e, III iio-jt 11 uea tnd a bltct?mttbt good -Jiance. App'y ta J. IIQIIlSoy, lull hootn it nptlalra. WANTKII-la DlJnANTa "aogar" houae. Mlh it 1r and let ar a ataart. ateady rnorer who under atiniaa blading iegar. lmulre for COOl'Mt- V A Nf S6 -Hi rable bo'diM man" to work on rall 11 road pier Andy at t Icr 21, N I! i-aturdar, April between the houre ot II A. M and a I". M. TANTKII A imarl boy, wtta good teforcn-e. to 11 make ltmeir gcuerallv utetul. Applyat B. Jlo FAULASDS reilauiant, ltd lliiliri it V ANTKII-A good Journeyman bartver (coleret) 11 imraiditteiy at Dover N d. Addren F, J. FOllHfAINh. IoiH. l-oitOtnce. WA ITKRS-Wantea tlitt nnderttail their hnat. net. A Por In a dtalng room. Apply at Libby Hole! offlce. SI Vrarrent. VANTI-.II A t'lictmith, who nnderttandt Ion. 11 bin;, Applr at Bedford, near O.een at. Btooklyn, W ANTKI)-Agold"roelter"that "eta rolFgula on 11 cotiiictiiion. Apply at 4 Maiden lane, In the ildre. VANTi:iJ-.Vn eraee boy" AddreiT fboTliT 11 bain ofuce.lu hand e riling of applicant, luting age. WA NTrb 3 i-ood earpentert Immadialele. Apply to TllffilBULl. A CO.. Dry Uoea ilittM C W A NTwn rtarean t two en aeaorimeni. Apply to 11 llkNHAkiB A arol)TkSIIOUO:)UH. Ill I'earl it. WANTED-An eipnenced workmin In fancy 11 toapa. Addreii BKOOItLVN. boi IQa.Sna once. WANTlin-A boy lo work In ItAMlOLI'M'S paint 11 aloro, eor oercoart andDouglati ita Brooklya, V AMTKl)" al J,T0a3d ar Aa npholiterir that can 11 do piam aa prrate-1 work. Inquire tor 2 dayt. W OOD TinuMTtt wanted ihiiriae. iteaa71ob. In 11 the c ly of bewtmrgh. Apply at g-JO Canal it. WANTUI-A plnnibar, get. and iltim attae lo go out of tharliy. Apply at lit Walker al, VVANTKU-A Brit-claia porteVin a wholeiale -till llncry houie. Apply at 501 Broadway. V A NTED-A manToworTna an Ollrer. laaulre 11 oCFtaiilwbnrg Ufg Co.. W Liberty et. WANTED A capable englaeerfora homing en. gine. Apply tl pur 10, North Hirer. VVANTKU-A few good Iwlat tplnain. Apply at 1 1 il W tflau it. for t woek, WA'TKII-Two upcrienccd iblrt cuitert al II 11 Leonard il. 0 AI GOOD roc km en wanted to work on Spoylen Ci r Dnyrel and I'ort Morrla Itillroad i wagea, tl lor lObouri' work lor rockmtn. tnd tl.TS for II boon work for ahorellerit tlto. I good rtllrotd maanne wauled. A. U. tbtlTll. Agent. Bpnytea Uorrel. WIA AliF.NTH nV4 for American polato ,11 V" and peach-peeuui macbiae, grand lue Ctaa Cltalogiia free 1ITCOMD A CO., SO Slate M., Chicago, Jirmtb nub Jioomt. AI'I'.W rripictable men can be aceommniiated with pteatant roomi aod good board bathroom, aad all modern Irrprove-nrnti, by calbug at Mi Id ar, between ld and lid an lit floor. AN KNIJI.IHlT rtmlly can accommodate a young man, alto a lad, with good board and a noinlort. able home i lermi moderate. Inquire at JJO Weat 434 et near tth ar, AI'KW young men and ladtei cm be tccommodt. ted with good tKiardt alto men and their wlrett t njle bedt. t). IM i'earl at., Frauklln b'luara Hotel. A 1'F.W mechanic! can be aecoaimojate with good V boatdi alio a lew ladleii gat aad biin. Call al 1U Kaet:7that, near SI ar AT 74 MAIIIHON hT.-Fine rnomi. eieallent taluo, tud quill burnt; dty tad Hole. Ternu moderate. AI'KW gentlemen and ladlea can obtain board aud plenaat roomi mis HeatSStli it t nomorlng. AI'KW joung men can bo accommodated-with buaid, Call t i ith al.. corner ol Huwery. A FEW m;n can bare board i alio tain and wl ei llpeiwcek. 107 Henry at. AI'KW mechanlce can otlaln good board, balh and CM, atari Wel lilt II, 1 JOA It I) and a qnlei bome In a prlrata family for a J)youngmani dioner al s. H Weil lllh it. BOAIt IMNfJ-IH Mnlberry it nearuraudi iiuglo tuomi, (SSO i double roomi, t. fl'O IjKT A fornlthed room wilThedroora adjoin Xing, tu labia lor llirnt houuk- iiing; alto a ball room lor a young man, II. 40a Wen MiS it. fit WO young men and a gentleman and wife can be 1 tocunimadate I with board and roouie lo a prirate family at HI Wc.t Huh it, fllWII well run.liucd front roo m, with ilogie bedi, I f-ir genilemea, In a prirate faiu.ly 13 cnaihatn it., top floor. fllll I.KT A furniahed room lo I feinaici i reference L uqulrad Apply at ill) Katt 17th al. WATKl)-In a orlrale family, a few lady boaid- II era t II pu weilk aud waahlug. Ill Baal lllh it., ill floor, 2rrrOHMYTlf hT.-A few genilemen can lie tj acrvinmodalid with boiidi alto, aar poaidem ternit modcrtle. iinstjo- SaniTtrt. 4 1IOV waota tt learn ptotablng or gai lilting i eti iV glte lacurlry. Can be ieea lor one weak at II Columolt M between I'aciOc aod Atlantic, Brooklyn, AM ACTlTSlH r and ebglnetr who "underitanda hit ouiioota thoroughly, dctirei amuation t guod iclerracee. Addreee A. II,, bot 170, Sun omca. AT C'A Itltl Allli or coach or loilda boaM ptiut mi. Apply at 41 Kail llouttoail: y Mill I'll I NTKKH.-W anted. br a Art t-claet cylinder 1 preeamaa and etgintr of 18 rcan' eiperleoce, a altuailon to take charge of Ihe preatroom ot a daily eewiuepor or Job offlce t nndnrtundi erecting and re pairing all Ihe machinery of a flrabclaaa prlntlag omce t boobjecilobi to leaylog thU city. Addreaa J, J. C, buz IW, Hun once, "fltob anb ftoxt f lVA,l,'uA,'rT h Fuolie Thoee witting tV.i f .'.."Iff.l1" co:'- mineri' prioei. apply al I'eotda'a Coal AMoclatioo, aiaca 101 Irot'lwif. Iinmadute tp- tE t(nl CfiRlt. DOK'TVAU. TOk.TTF.NIl"f IM' tQ ind npward. llOM'T FAIL TO AlHiNDI Terrei io monthly. Fotintlon immedlalcly. DON'T FAIL TO AITFNOI Frco Kiritriion rja bouth side llatlread. OO.NT FAIL TO ATTF.SD I lalfourd Lwn, I.. I. I)ON,r FAIL TO ATTKNDI Tneadar. April Zi. Int. DONT FAIL TO ATIKNDI Free lleketi and full Information. tlON'T FAIL TO ATI KM) I HI te lar at., room i. POST FAtLTO F1IOCUKF. FI1RF. TICKRTfll PAII.11F.RS, MKVIlANICMi TAIItOUS, EtlOKMAKKRS. I10PKH AKKIW. and othert iceklng hornet on cat Urmi, co la noLunoorc, l. t. It li a thrlrlnt. brallhr lettlement of orer 100 faml llei, churcn, hnol.botel.ilorei, poll offlce, Ac.ittrectl gradod and many tmpiotrmcnti being tnado. rboe makeri aad ropetnaken etn obtain erouloratent In lite fartonea. I.oti IM to M each. Farmi rtllarrea an4. pwanl, ltd per acre, fjereial hontet at low prlci wa 1 raoninir payiacnta, 'Villi the H before buylag edtowhere. Til 03. A. H. TTIin.lTKn. 67 Broadway Sew York. IJ'io'mkWaICnTiij" I.DKItA, AND WORKMEN. 100 Holding Lou, clieareal end bctt In Brooklyn, Only IM rah rrqu red t batnnee, 110 per month I "rice 1400 to ll.OW). 7ne proooel terry from Ihie property to Battery, Few York, will brlog Iheae loU wlthba Iwelrerulnutei of New York, and make tholnrettmont fay ton from to to SO per cent. Apply to JIIUN.I'. li'ltKIS, ill) Montague it. Brooklyn, or to 11.11. KIN NF.r, cor. Ktn al, and 3d nr., Urooklrn. Open Ban daft. SF.fJIIRIC A HUM Kit your own nrlce.-Sneiicol tiuoaM.lt, tod SI Barbara it, Neaark, N. J 10 mlnntct' walk Irom Feat Kerrrit Italian, rn Newa'W and New York r.allroad. aad only half aa honr front New Tork, will he uld lo the hlaheal bidder rn Wedneedey, April JA. at J o'clock F, M. Traloi leare fjot ol Liberty it al t F, M. I-or ptrllrulaia addren TIIOS. SfK H Barbara lU, Newark. AtTkKSKY ('fTY.-Nlce houteiloriileiprleot (ruin tl.J0 to flS.t"), on eatr trmt i a few sire boutei lo rint from tXv to IVO) per annum, find alamn,or call for J.M UlIHON'J Ileal KiiateClreular, publlahed monihlr. d atributid tren ofSoe.tl Mont gomery it., Jeney City a l,() f lor IW 10 for l.O30ior li near dipota t A. line perfecti premium!, mapi, parllcuiart. 131 Brotdwty, room 8. BTinilKliYN-Foriile M tiicrinee, mutt be told wiihin a week, a l -tory rrame cottage, wltn brick baienient. gai, water,an-i aewer t price. 1,7P0 Apple on tbepremiei.gl Fl-el it .or to JOHN I). UMlTll.ltO, corner of lrlnco and Willuugliby iiij 17CIR MAIiK A bandtomo titory aad baaemenl cottage houai. containing 7 roaini. In eie.elienl condition! fine garden, eieelleot watert price lowi trrmi eaiy. Apply on premiiai. W7 Houin it., near Vnntgomery ar. Twelfth Ward, Jeney City, lormarly llndton Cny. 1.il li "HA7iK-In Kail Morrlianta, a new letorr 1 fraula boitte, containing t roomi an! cellar. Kor lartli-nlari liqulre on Ihe prem in of I'KTItll tlUK I'll Y, ltoDblnt ar., lib bouto louthot H talehetVcr II, II. it 1? O It HA l,K-Tw" ttory and batemeat brick home. room i price USOJt IW) cath, balance f1 per quartart aliatwo earner itorea oncaar term. Applr to IYH. TIIOMF-fON.cur loth tt and Ith tr.. Brooklyn. 171)11 MA I, K A home, one or three lota, on Liberty 'el, between Bergen Line and Bergen Wood tr union Hill, H J prict of Home an! one lot. II.IO). Applyonpremltet.ortoJoIlN HUUHtMlO eitamit. 17UIIHAI.K, at a aacrlllce, If aold wllbln the week. one lot ol c -ouod, HOO. iltnal'd on Ronlb it.. Dear lilcker ar., IVoodiide, Long Iiland. Apply to K T IIIIAU V, tai 11 ar Harlem. 17tlRSAIK Inllreeapalnt-A I atorr frame boute lialol .-5111-3. 193 Jara at prlfe 11.100. Inquire cu the premiiee, or at 9 New Chamberi it.. New York. 17oiT MAI,I?-In wiTlliiiiburgh.t"Two.ilory haaie witb cellar, nlue rouiua t lot mil. IU Jacktoa it., near llraaam ar. HUHrll.H. tlAX) to T5bO lott. tttO to ll.it") JAMkS kladl lllK. hmith tid Atlantic ar ter utlnni Atlantic ar. car route, Kait Now York. flMI K.X(JIIA.NTK-A"bonae end loUor the bailor X a new tug. V bTKVKNS.Il lilbrt., Brooklyn, K A ACUKrarm al a bargain -Snug bulidlngt, fine tff nigh ground apple, enrleott. enrrenti. Ae l W lailat from Ntw York. O. II. OLIVKIt, 7 Beekman al. ef01 tt 0 jfli- NO MO UK II I (III IlKNTsV IIOMkH roll FftltlONS OF MOnSHATR IN COIfKs TO LKT Oil LKAUK H1CIM MAY 1. 1111. Toete homei are bunt upon the French plan, located on Ihe weat tl le or Id ar between 1 00th and IDih tu and flnltaed with Iniide blind!, marble tnantcli.Ae, Inquire or It. B. Do WNK, 1 Uurbng eUp, or or Janitor en preaiiaee. AT UNION IUI,1 N. J.-To let, a nlca cottagei ra 4 roomi and garden H hour Irom Jlobo-teo ferrr Kent, tu. Anplr to J. ROdUT.OoU.e premuet, Lewli il near flall'i Ferry ar. BILI.IAIII) nomi"". WiW. to lei tl Loni Branch, N J. Inqulra at ll Weal 30th il, Y.MIIl WALK or to 11, at Weat Faimi. corner of A Locott at. ana Dirtalon at a neat t-itory and attto bouaei will be told a bargain Apply to K, II. LUDLOW A CO.. t rine it ("JRO('KRY and liquor ilore. wltn figtnrei ani T gaidia tu let or Icatoln Morrlaaoia. near town ball. Inquire lor IIKNIIY McUUUOII. IN lllillOKI.YN, W. D.-To let or for tale Blore and dwelling, 8 roomt rint. Vt good Hand lr liquor ttorei corner ofHuydam it. amt U-niral ae near Myrtle ar I'ark. Apple to bAMUL J, L, bOlt So lit Broadway feed ilore OM.V ISM rent to good tenant; tarre-itory noun. In beat order, with tmprorementat tmmeduta pot ieutoa, 117 Kait 1131b au ROO.11 M and ttoret lo lel-M. 110. and III monthly i I to 10 roomt eacbt new double hontae weil ol Uui ar. Applr to J. MlLNit, grocer, til Weal IQ.b et. flip l.hT, al Kote'Te. N. J., 4 mlnulei from New Xiork and 3 mlnutee from Kllaabeth. on the line ol lh Central Itatlroal of New Jeraey -A rary dMiiabln bitrk dwcillug. farnlihed or uirurntthed, with good garden and fruli, plinly of ihide groundi well laid out, containing 34 eltr Iota one block from the urpati with or witaout carriage hoote and liable, ftoacile le 73 r. ei higher tban Khaabetb, and rary deelrahle at a rea Idence. Alao. to let or for me. tbree other boautirai rejiaencoii rent rrom HX) lo tD0. I'holographt cftll tht dwellinge ctn be aeen at thla ofTleo. A. u, IIOPK. ill Liberty it. rtlll I.KT tl Wen llobokea, N J rrom May I, I I dwelling! on Wirren il, rent per annum IdOOi 1 dwelling oo Weal tt ,1600 1 1 dwelling on rate an ar., tduo I dwelling and aiore on Clinton ar lUOt 1 dwell ing oa Hague it., lam. A. AN UhlttON, Clinton ty.. corner Malone. Weat llobokin. rilO I.I'.T-A imall itore. with room, la lloboken t flrit rate Hind for Jobbing tailor or any imall buit nenireni IU per month. Inquired VTII.lt UK1UKK, 14 Newark it llobckea. rroliif-The tteorid floor of the brick building ltd JL ChriU9rberil..2Sxt, between Weal and Waablag ton Hi tor a ilgnl manulaelurlag buiiatat or I tor age. Inqalre la atore below. fllO l.KT 123 per month, or lor itle. leliryhoaie, Jl 1 rooma. cellar, garden, aud barn, la One order, 4 Una of rare, Umln. from Booth 7th H Ferry. 03 Stock holm it.. Brooklya, fllll I.KT A good aecond floor, esiid feel, aoltabia JL for a manufacturing clothier. Inqnlre of UKO. KRLt)KT, 137 Claaaoa ar, between Uyitle aad Flnib. lag an., Brooklyn, fllO l.KASK-Fteiory with itotm taglne and boiler XoaNewtowa creek, with dwelling hoote aid twa acrea. A. IIAFALYB. Ill William it.. New Tork. rpo 1'KINTKRS Ptpir bog makeri, and otberi X Three lofla, with or without power, to lei. 8. M. BUOY A Co.. 171 Wathlngton n. fllO I.KT The etore floor and baTemenl. tit Ith X ar. (elteied. to amt a good tenant). Inquire of 110 UV. I. JUIiJWN. IW broadway." fllO I.KT In gool brick liable. Italia for lor 30 X horaaa, In Wett 10th at., near Waahlnglon. Inaulre o THOMAS MAIIKIl ACQ. Ill Harrow tl. .m fllO I.KT cheap-Store, back roomi, and cellar In 1 J Weat Mih it-between lOtn and llta are. Applj l -No. W Froat at liefore 9 o'clock r, M. fllll IiKT-onicea fit for llghMnechanlcal bniineaa. X JOIlNWAItllkN. II NewChamberail. riM) Ml l,ll.11KNaud tlardener.-lloita and fire X acrua to let, A, It.M'KLYK, 113 William It. fllll IIKNT.-Floori to rent In Ibe two new homei Xotaihit. nor Hi tide, between lit aud ltd an. V Il.l.IAMHIttllKlll.-To lei. eererat nice II epartmenla. IS to tl, brick home, n roomt, to leaae, la) a month i collage, t loomi, 113, water and aewerate, opao, healthy Ineatloa. and near the ferrtrt, MiVYK, North tth aad 3d tit I tt. i .at i i i u LI DiintM IiSkium. A (JIIANCKieldora niet.-Tbe well known butcher 1 elmp Ids Kail 37th at., coro.tr of Leilngton ar now doing a nnl-claat builnoaii cheap rent and iatlifactory lettonilor telling. HA It Kit V for itlo doing a good Imilnett, baking t bl'lt lljur per week; r -aeon for telling, owner bar ing other butlniMi to attend tu i mult be told, Apply at 7 Main it Brooklyn. v' HA KKJI Y ror aale In Brooklyn Annly to N T, SWtZbY A bON, flour dealera, Ul bouih it., coi ner or Itooierelt, l.A tlKH.11 ITU SHOP for tile, with lnto, cheap to a mechanic o, M I1IIIMKB, 118 Centre tt IJIITOlinU'H atore for Tt lei inuit be ao.d ou ac Jj count uf other butlnett. l.vul Id ar 10'JIU at, OAKKIIYtud rouutoriale rlietn for cath, doing 1J a flnt rate itore trade. 31 Oak it. CIO II NF.R groeory and liquor atore. with nock. well y locate I. ro ll.ttjQ. IlKhll'd, IS Centre it. I?OR HAI.Kcacap-Tlie rornltnro, b'dding, lea-, and good will ol abiardlng home in Frankbirt at,, lull or permanent boarden. JOHN WAI11IKN, Auo- tiuneer. II New Chamber! it, I.'Oll HAI.K A bakcrr.wlth 3 yean' leaaa. utlng abut 1 10 barreli a weekt Ihe owner hti other buti l 'ar"J iu' C" 10 l"''ccl'y oorucr of lUd it. aud 170 R HA I, K-Tlie Mock aod flituret or a email gro ry tndliquor atoret to be iold ehaap, Apply at Coldeu at., Je. ley City Height!, New Jeraey, for 3 daya. 17OR HA1.K cneap-A nicely fllleTlutle'conlec" lionerr iliro In a good neighborhood 1 proprietor going Wott. Callat ISO Om ar..near 30lh tl. 17IIR HA liK-A newipaperouie", paying I'O per wetk. Inquire at UoLAS'a aaloon front 3 to 0 F M- 170ltHAI,K-Tbaatook and rliturct of a neat gro 'cor j iinrt t or lalo cheap, 410 Wett SJth tt. 17IIR HA l,: A bntcber ihop. 204 iToilugloa ur. 1 J Hand fl .Validation Market lor lalo ROlillltY tnl liquor ilore cheap. In good loci.. T tlon, with Hook, flilitret, tod I yetrt' lettn at the iroi.rirtor li leartng the clly. Applr to JOHN COII. COHAN, corner of hrie aul North lilt 111.. Jertey Cur nAHI.K.II eipreitfor lale cheap 1 pleutr or work, K'llMlliT, IIS da ar., bot. r ecu 3 and S F, M. M WaVailf .y-7""". ir.7trM-- fllll 111', aold rhean-A grocer atore. flrit-cleit atand, 1. iUuated on 3.1 ar., lecond uoor from llluit.i guod, llrlug apartmanu 1 low mil, 1 J 1 11 aaaMff n mm w at -iiifa.uie iSrottmi. fllKAH, FLOIIR, FUhTflroeerlet, AcT cheap for Xcaak ll&s.U. AUNKW. tW UrtiiwiU It. GlA?ifiKor,rKAA mrn-im wajo... KYUai MIOIIT AND BATIIHDAY MArlNnh -7 LA IIKLLK 11K1.KNK. In which line. AIMKK, In her inlniltibla rendition rf 1IE1.KNK. haa aehlered a triumph inrpaiilug all her prerloua efforu, being ctghtly nailed br CUOWDLD AUIiIRNCKSwith lb: noat une'juitocal demonilra BftK?!?, KLIsE rEBSIM Int uailTalled Orand (Inert Home dali.lt rnoui'K aprr.tn flrit and third acta. t flllNBAY fllXTKRNTH OltAlJI) CONCKftT. by JAMKS FI8K. Jr.'l lamoui. NINTH ltRllIMENT BAND, lit I led by Mile, Aimer,. Mitt Nnlly Fein, tnd Mr. J lrr. the dUlingolahed Cornel I'erformer. THUIBDAY-ltKIIKAltSAL MATIN KK Ar I 1M Admltiion lo til paru of Ihe boaia. Soc. YAli,'AVllV BATOUDAT MATINF.R. at IXV.U. l'lanche-i Chatmlng Comedietta. TUB OAFTAIN OF TIIK WATClI.I I. And llayle llernard'a HIS LAST I.KUA, M TO XlcniT. Foole'i Coady, 11(11 LIAU. and Itrt l,T LMJV MONDAY. April -TIIK I.IAIt" and "TIIII KBDVOITS MAX, ThMaenterttinmentaarelllnttraveO M.ntf imWatl Ulrntt of Mr, letter Walltck, Mr. John Brougham, Mr, John Ollbart, Mr. Marloae, Mr. lunggold, Mr. Williamaon, Mr. Laaeian, Mr llockwell. Mr. Ixiontrd, Mri.citra Jenulnga, Mitt Uarnon, Mba Mettayer, Mrt Bbnon. Mm Tracy, VlUi Deland, and othera. ACADEMY OI MIJ!I0-1TALIAN OFtKA f lift ROBSc'tflMlOi NIOI TS, CO'lMKNCINO MONDAY, MAY t, with the roliowing tmUient trtliiai M131 CLAKA I.OUISK Kr.LLOOO, Iho eminent and rarorttr American prima donna. MUB, AOATHA bTATKS, Hie dltllngnl'hed Boprano, eiOROBA FIlF.DRIUCf, ftonrano Legglcro. 8IO.NOIIA LAUIIA II1MKLA. rrlnio Contralto from La brala. Milan. SlUNOII UlUbF.I'FK VIU.AKI. a TenoredlForta of Hiegreatcal eminence. lONOlt Kill 'CO OAIIOSKI.I.I. Tenure ulllratli, BIO.NOIW OIILAfDINL. 1IKINA. I.AUIIKbOH. RUHIMI, and bACKI.Lt. R10NOH N1COI.AO, Condueior. TRRMS OK SVlllcitlPIlON Mill TK.1 MOIIII Frlrate iletci. frnn tlM to IM: Farqnel aid li d cony,t'0. TMiub.crlpllon will open tl the Box Offlce ol the Actdear.Mondar. April M. alt A. M. LOUIi Til KATRK, IW Broadway. y aMONDAV. Al r.IL 17. Flrtt aproarance or the roliowing well known lalintl KLMNO KlililB. the gratt Mint tope performer. OAS. ON. Ike Are eater. The beautiful cnlld worxlef. 1..IJT1.B YI O Ileapneru-aace of MI81 BKSH1K LllDl.pW. Frat timapf ute new I'antonilaie Ballot, Til K rK AWL OF lOlikT, w,lh Ue ente KlltALFY TltOll K llertitndea Fantunilma Company, and an entire Ballet. Firat Bight ol the New Drtnit. I VAN, r IK II AUMEIL Ir WM II WHAJ.1.KY aa IVAN. Hatlnee Wedaeaday and Bataruar. fTTIl AVENUE THKATRK. t) Ercry night tthlt weik onlr) for lheliiUiiocad Chat Mnlncwi In Marjted lor Manej" and CUAS. UATIIE11B. -Fatter Clallcr." Sattnday Maltoee at IS'. "Mwr tied r-r Uoaey'aod Pmtier re, Clatter." MOVDAY neit, April il" ttlZ ClUTIi-' and A Tlli)tf.iAND A VBAK." Mr. Matbewi rntcharacteta. OF MIL aOOOT1N DALY'S OltlQlNAL DIIAHA KNlltLKD IIOHIZON, I reirnted with compleie scenic tad Fanoramlc c Jccti. A cwmplete can. tacludia and mi&m'aonr nrnni. Matlntea ererr Wedooidar ani Saturday, Ooiumencicg at 3 o'clock. feauaecuteliu aari In tdraace. INA KDWIN'r? TIIKa'tRE. Oroat aucceea TLUCK rLUCK, and Mr. OEOItOE CXAHKU ai ERNEST BTEIILINO. nalinre Si'utdty. BOWEUY TIIiTaTRK. Farewell appearance of Mr. JOHNNY TllOMFoON. t, Ltit time of the great drama of H ON llANDt Or. TliUh TO TIIK LAST. "A Commencing with a drama. J II. aong and dan re. Jlc and clog danrlui taogat y BOO AN, lOe Eaat nouiton lUnear Bowery. AI.Kt'TIMtK lo AID IN F.nECTIVO TUB CATUOLICCATIlglir.Al.. (IKCOUK, 1IIELAND. By Iter. J HKHAlirT, of Crk, ON HUNDAY KVK AI'RIL", 1171, IN !T. HTKPIIKVA CHUltCll, Kaat -.KUi it N'ew Tork. tUIUKOT "The Aiioatolfc IKiljaaad Work of; the Irian Uaee." TICKBT8. M CRISTA. Hi Leetnrt wli begin at 614 o'clocn. and be preceded by Mutvcal belecuont oa tlie Oreaa and llaip. aud by the cbolr or M. btephm-a (.aorch t to begioat 7H o'cloeg, The Churca will bo brilliantly Illuminated oa the occation. "Ulijnrai (olta. KKV. ,W. W. ATTF.RIIURV. or the Babbatn Commltiee. will tpeak on trie proper obteirance of the Lord'a dar. at loo AlexaLdr illtapel. 7 ail 0 King at., 00 Sunday ereoing, at I o'dook. Tai pjol.c tre turned. fllll K It F.V. J. M. 11)1, L.1IAN will preach tat L tht Cnureii of Our Htriour (sixth fjnlrertllit), Sain 11,. between sth too 6th art., to-morrow inarnlni tad treeing. Sunday acbool at 9 F. M. JH. IIAI'KN. from Fhlladelphla, will oreaeh on bandar. April Ira, 10 room la Cooper Intmute. 3?c''"n' T 7Il'Tll WARII Edward J flitadley AMOdatlon I I eld u larue ajid entbualathc meeting latt bUhl at 411 Greenwich it,, aod erijr,arnt for one week. JAMkS W.UKILLT.I'retldent. JAMKS C.KkLLY, Ytce-Freildcal. BowaaD Finamoaa, secretary. Sabhtji Jfnnhs. QltlE.NTAI. HAYINUH HANK. 1? 40 Urand it., near Attoraer, opca dally, from 19 A, M, to I P. SI., and Moudaji aad Batnrdaja till 1 1'. M. SIX FEB CENT. INTEHEST. HKW DElOblrS OKOIN DHAMINO INTEREST FIftST DAY OF EACU MONTH. Prealdenl MthlonT. Ilewlit. Ylce-Freildentt-IIoberl Uot, W. V. Doekmutex. Anditor-J. II. WajdelL Attorney and Conntel Eugona Smith. Secretary K. It. Kennedy. Draft! for ear amount, large or email, payable In any parlor Koglasd. Ireland, or Scotland, or tale al cur. rent rate. roar percent, allowed oa dally balancet, tabje:! to a check at light. 1NTKUKHT OOMMKNUKU KTKIIY MONTUI MUTUAL BENEFIT SAYINOS BANK. Bui DDILDUO, 1M liaatao Br, OrroaiTg Citt IUll. oti DOLiia will aaaor a 1000 err. Open dally. 10 lo S 1 alto, Monday tad Stturdty tren Ingt, ix to ex o'clock. CIIA1ILK3 K. ailAUAU, rretldeat, 0. II, Uaxipir .Secretary, t CITIZENrV"HA YTSnH HANK, M rtowrrr, toalhwitit corner of Canal it. Attrra-t7,tt0 7Sli. Interett computed from Ute flrit of etcb month, tnd It ptld or credited on ba lance on band, on January Lead Jaly 1 of etch yetr. Monoy dcpoalled now will pear Intereat irotn Mar I. Dltherate of SIX rElt CENT. Hank open ererr day from 1) A. u. to I F, M.and on Mondayi and Sa lurdaja from 10 A. M. to 7 F. M. RATIONAL, HAV1NIIH HANK. Tna Fan swiffl Sariaat akd Tct Conrtrrr (Chartered by the iloremment of the United stale), 1 ilLBRCKER SI, NEW YOIIK. A SFECIALTY made of allowing internal (rom date ofeaen deootlt oninmi ot ISO and upward. ALL JjKl'CtilTH era parable on caatagp, with Inter ett due. band ror Circular Open dally from V A. SI, lo 8 P.M.. and MONDAYS AND HArUuIMYB irvua A. M, to 9 1 M. JfHIN J. EtJILLB. Cathler. KW YORK HAVINHHIIANK, Ith ar.. cor. ner of lllh ii.-3LX rktt crm, IN rKltKsr pud 00 til tumi rrom ts tt tVOT). Dopotlti mtde ou or before Mar I, will draw loterval from Mar I. Aetata, Iwi.iaOTl. eurplua. 1161,517.01. flMIIUI) AVENUE HAVINIIH HANK, Corner Third ar, and I wenty-alith tt. Open dally from 10 A. M. to 1 1'. M and on Monday, WetlpeidaT and Halnrdar erenlnga from fl ta I o'clock. MOrfKY DKI-OMTUI) ON OH IIKF11IIK Al'IIIL W WILL DRAW 1NTK1IEAT FltOM AI'IIIL I. Six per ceul. lot ett paid on all tami from tl to 13,000 dirrantial. TNTKKKMT ON ITY HTOt'KH.-Tb' Interett on the tiotvda tnd ttockiof the cur and connty of New Y'ork. dee Mar I, lull, will bi paid on thtl dtr br John J, llrtdley, Kq Ctitmberltln of the city, at bla onii-e, la the new Court Hume. the ireiufer hooka will he rioted Saturdar, SI arch It. 1171. IlICHAIID II. CONNOLLY. Coml troller. Dupartment of Finance, Couiptroller'a oulce. New Yor. Mai ch 11,1171. u 1- 1 a a u. u. 1 SMaltfjis nub gttDtlry. VyAl.TllAM WATOIIKS, The larjoet elock aud the lowest prlcee, HOWARD A CO., 831 Brotdwty, birweon lllh aud lllh Hi, TL'tan? SHittrjirui. T7OR HAI.K-A iplendldlMiteltr A Wilton itwlng machine, a good ai new, for l-l. 91 Canal 11., ton floor L 1 L. L.l J 1. J j'rnttsttj. f llri'.TII eitracted without pala. II ream benumb- 1. log atii'llcalloa, flat adniluiitercd. lleautuul tt-etn, II I tel. 110 plumperi for hollow cheekt, J.JAY VILLKltS, 1S3 Urand it, near Broadway. Toet mib jjfounb. ?OHT-A cerllflcate of depoail of the U. 8. Truat J Co.. No. li.iM. Ihe fluder will recelre a reward uf 10 by tearing the tame nllho n-eidenoa of the under. tigued.AMarktl it, t ptyment haa been Hopped ou the auio tnd tppllcillou made lor a uew certificate. WM, CHIFMAN. IOHT A imall dlamonl pin, on Ttinrtdart a ie. J waid wUI be paid la tbe Coder by lining II at the cigar wore lacanil it. ai 1 fill RKWARII.-Lljil,"otithe (antral Fark pXVII' ana I in ar. cara, on I atadar eroalnt. April II. au old Euillah watch, open fact, gold dial, with rub Ur chain attached, The abota reward will be PaM and no noeiiioua aamd on teluiinng the walcb to W M, F, LADU.ZJ ItkUlU Smnirmtriti. yl?OTU'M TUEATKE. .I.A.11 WEEK and LAST NIOUT ol theenifagcnicntof Ult. EDWIN BOOTH, who will appear on T111S BATUHDAT KVKNINa "IlICIlELIKtJ." And SATURDAY MATIHEB, "BERTUCCIO." la "THE FOOL'S IIEVEXQE," SPECIAL NOTICE.-In eooteqoence of the preptrt Horn nercaiiry ror Iho production of Suakeipcait I grand Itomantio Flay nf the -WINTER'S TALE." Ihe M tntger reipeeifin. annonneei that the 1 IIS ATI1B WILL Ui CLDsEDOn'moNDAYKVENINO, April ill. for a icene and drcat ttahearial of the Flay, which will be 1 minted lor public rcprceentation, after long and cltuortte preparation, on tUk-SDAY KVENINO, April S5. Dpi Bneel now open. liF TKAINSD ANIMAL.). t.AKT DAY AT THE ItlNK. BATUnDAY AFTERNOON AND KVENRIO, TIIK OIIEATK9T BQUBHTRIAN BnCCESS EVER ACHIEVED 1.1 THIS COUNTOYI -111 eihlblt tlto. at folio wi 1 (iRKLNFOlNr, on Monday. April N. 1 1.UhlllNU. Tneadar, April V3 JAMAICA, Wednesdar. AonlM. KAST NEW YOIIK, Thunday. April 57. DILLIAMUBUllUlI, Fildar and btlurday. ti and M. TIIK LAST ORAND FROCEiSION In thtl rtty will come off thlt forenoon, ttartlrf from Ihe I'lnk at t o'clock, and taking the following route 1 Down Id ar. lo 4td it, through llroviway, Canal tl.. llndton it., 8tn ar., S4tn it., 1th ar Cd lb, and back to Ibo Itinkj VYOOH.H.UHEU.11. ltATim ACROSA1 j of j "TO KT. ACttO.VI 01,1V P. U CONT NEST. ACHOS1 DOIID CONT NENT. Ariiosi dyiion. cont nrmt. achok t continent. hi VDAY EVI'.NINO. APK1LW, Lecture 0 OEOItUU FItANCIS TRAIN. MONDAY r.VKMNH. AntlLJ. bl IIKKTS OF NEW TQI1K. NIIll.O'H O A RHEN, TlltS hVKNIXO, Fhtki'peart'i Tragedy, IlICHAIID III. lllrhtrdlll Mr. Nell Warner. The play nrearnled with all Hi ACCUilACY IN DE TAIL. KLI.IIANCK1N hl.AllOHAHON, FE11FLCTION IN bCKNKIIY, OLinEItlNU FROCES3ION9, tnd nnequtll'd MXHnIFICEXCB OF ATFOINTMENTS, -JKlYt'OillfiV AltblMITUVS MINSTRELS NEW OPERA HOUSE. Corner idlh tt. and iroadway, IMMENSE BUCChSd. NOW OFrJN (Oil THE SEASON, Aa amy ot talent tc'.dou If ever conceatrattd In ono tinnier orcenltttlon. NEW FACES 1 NEW FEATURES II NEW IDEASIII Bog OOo open from 10 to 4 P. M. lioon open at 7H o'cioig 1 bryint 11 1. Fam ly Mtllnee, nilurdty ai3o'cloctj f 1 1 0 NY TrA HT i I lti 1 1 KR A ItOHHK. JL (1IIAND MATIKF.K HI-DAY AV IM. ORSMI MATINEK TO-UAY AT It. THE rilR-lY" FKMAIH JACK KIIKFFAIIDI. TIIK I OIITY FEMALE JACK. SIIKI'FAItDS. BTDNKY Fit NKrt. EMMA AI.FORD. KI1TIK (I'NML'S ORKAT CI1 AllACTKII JIO. TONY FASTOll. KElt.NS, Wll.lt. OKIIAHD, etc, ON MONDAY NEXT, JEFF I JEFFI jKFrl Oil. I-LANTATl OXU KK AS IT WAS. L-ATHIttlA'H IIOYAI, JAI'ANKSF. 0 at bui Krtudtco lull. ShS Uroada ay. The" Jan." tbe ulk ol tbe town. Erery eyenlig that week will beDreteotedthQlatlfnl DUTTKItrLY ACT. tTrlST WEEK THE MAOIC EOO, and INCUBATION FKAT (original wltn theae artlata la Japan), tozether with olh.-r loenraprebeaallila actl, MAUNKEd WEDNESDAYS AND SATCUDAYS AT 3 F. M. Seati I daya In ad ranee at tin bog office, DAN HHYANT'H OPKRA IIOUHE, 3d at,, between Cm and Ith are. F.VEUY EVEN IM1 AT FAMILY MATlNEjKVEHT SATURDAY AT t. 1) T. n A II N lirtl'MiTrarelling Mnienin. Menag,- rte, and lllpioorotno-llotoken, Ui April 1 Fatal aoa. 21lh 1 Flalnfleld, tctb. Allernoon and erenlng. ".ntiiBjJJoiita. AI.EN II "yOTSEBtt. by order of OEOItUa; II HIIARl'K. UNITED hTATES MAI11I1AL. IN THE CASE OF RIMEON LKLAM) A CO. MEaAIU. ALLEN II. MINhll A BttorilbR wlllaELL AT ACC1ION. IIY OIIDMt AS AI.OVE. CONTINUATION SALE THIS DAT. On MONDAY, AI'IIIL IT. ISTt. ON TIIK PREMISES, and continuing until all la aold. TIIK ENTHIKKLK I1ANT FUIINITUIIU AND EFFECTS of Uie well known METROPOLITAN HOTEL, On BROADWAY. NORTHEAST CORNER PRINCE ST., made to order br M'.WIIOUSK AND olHEIt HKiT CITY MAKERS, all or which are In One condi tion 1 In ap the largrat, mott eitenalve. and important ialot c--t r auddeirable furniture and erlecli crer made In theunlted Slatea. couilatiog nf rit.t Axmlnater. Yelrtt and liruitali Cir.etat French Plait Pier and Slantel Minora, 10 gdland carved wood Irameat llotewooa and Black Walnut 1 arlor bullet In brocatelle aod reca, Carred lloaawood Elageii-t, Cen tia tud bide Tablet. Cai red lloaewool Bla' k Waluut ana Mahogany lietliteade. Bureaui. Arraotret. Vard tobe.. Waahttanda, Loun -ea and Chain. Uett Curled llatr and bpring Hatlrette. Feat i-r Itedi aau Plllowa, Chamber Crockery, Uaa VtiiUellert aad Oracketa, Ac. te. AUO, A large and floe auortni cm ol Brandlei. WbUHeyi, Itnm.tlln, aud Winei in variety. FOR rAIITILl'LAllS tee Cauiuguea. which will bt tamaj ni aha oremitei on tns da) a of etia 1 EFA RT.11 K.N TO 1' I'L II blVWUIllta, BENJ. F.FAIItCHILD. Auctioneer, Brorderof WILLIAM 1 TWEED, Eiq, Commlitloner of Public Workl. Will be told at public auction oa Friday, April:", 1171, at 10 A. M..atthe Vcillbule of the City Hall, ell) of New Y'ork, all bnllninga and parte or buildlnaat taken br the CommUaloner of Ettlmate and Atteitment ap. pointed by the Supreme Conn for the widening of lloo laton at., rrom College place to Wett it., la the city of New York, wblcb aaid butldlnza and parti of balldiagi arelatddownonarertete map now oneitilbiuon at tue ofCee or the Auctioneer I Beach at. ror former par. tlculan apply at the offlce ot the Anctloneir.t Beach it. A IIOTION NOTICK.-CainaT Olaii. Crockery, A Ac.-l(etaller'l Sluck.-FAIIIIINOTON ASCISAS, Aaclloneera.wlll tell oa Stoudar, April II, at 10 o'clock, tbe entire ttock contained in itore 3S7 Canal tt., netr Tbompaon, cenat-ttng 01 a geaeral aaioitment of the abore gooda, to be aold wttlionl anr roaerre. Alio, a eplcnaid elleer-plated tbowotie, and a taltaitoder lift la good order, UCTI. JOIINHTON. AUCTIONEER, bileiroom 37 Nat.au tu JOIIK8TON A VAN TASSELL will tell thlt day, at 10H o'cloek, tt the ialearoom. S9 Ntaiau tt corner or Liberty it., t great a ortmtnt or dcaka. offlea fnral lu, tealej, tale, cocoa mattlag, Ac draatiag burcaua, wwbitaiKja, wardrohea. toft btdiieada, parlor tttlttt, carpett, Ac 1 alao 73 itwlng mtchtaea. A -tlENTKAlt IM UK lota.corntrofttbaf. aad i tti el., will be aold at auction by ADRIAN II. MULLK1I, at iht Kxcbangt, Ul Broadway, oa Taetdty, AprH 33, tt 13 o'clock. a liAUIIK houtehold furniture till thlt aty c -V meoctng tt low o'clock 1 complete lurnnaro or S tiory reaiaeece. 130 Wan 311 et. LUKB mzoKRALD, Auctioneer. 1Y' VIRTUE of icAaltri montage, TtoYiock and I) flilurea la tbe cigar ttort US Ilrotdwtr. corner of liteecker it will 1 a iold on the prtralaei thli dtr, al 10 o'rlock.A St., by WM. ABIIOTI'. Auclloaeer lir order of JOHN UILSEY, Mortgigea. New York. April 33. 1171. BY I. J.HWAIIZKOl'II, Auctioneer, office 3U Bowrry.aelli it 10 o'clock, il 3.11 Kllrahith 11,, lock, mturea, bontehold furniture of baodtotne rancy atore la lott. Dealcrt lorlttl. TAAII.S UAtjNKYAuctlonoer. real eatate and loan broker. 101 Uroadway. ThU dar, at UH o'clock, tlcgant ruruiture or the prirate reitdenca lit Writ Jill 11. Cataloguei aliile, Dealeri aud prirate bnrett Inrited, VV II'I'IASI A II IIOTT, Attc nne ir. will tell tint 11 day, at 3 o'clock P, M tnarp, the I 'ate, iloek, and future! of the lamplt room Cd Cortlan 11 it., corner of Wathlngton it t one of the mott bajdaome tod belt buiineei lample roomi aown town, oppoilte Jeraey city rriy, recently filled npbrChaa, L. Straw 1 tatu. factory reaaont given lor tailing 1 rare chance 1 aline EDtfllan ale pump, Ac. illl'i t'AHF.H boou and ihoet ut autllon, Monday. 0 U II April 31, 10K o'clock, itore C, 8. 1'Aliau.ta A SONS, Warren it. "tlietrlliinroiij, 70R HA I.K-100 new reiular Hie doon, flnt quall Mv. 100 pair IJ-Ilsht IKaudlU aatneti I mortiilng machine, lilt iold rery rhoap ta cloe the bnetncii, Sri Waaulnrton ar Brooklyn It, BUMMKKi. I, 'OR HAI.K-A uiarole aoda water apparatut, 'cuunleri. thow catea, gat flaturei, Ao .all lu good order. Applr at II Weat at I.'Olt MAI.K-A flrit-clait tea home, beel irar. bruch, aud block, all equal tu ntw. So Uulr.-ri.tr placrr, corner of lllh 11. 17 OH hA 1,15 cheap A l-'ttrhanki platlorm idle, In complete ordeg, weuttinj ;,5J) poujut. Apply atlt Itobiuion tt, V 1; -The Knickerbocker Ice Co. being the only Com- 1 pruy bringing the Rockland Lattice ta thlicllr. It uuv prtptred lo furbUh thli ttipenor article ror tit purpoaci. and In an) qnantlir .from a cargo tolhedailr iunply uf a family Ueneralotllce, 431 i.au il tt., branch ufflcea, cor, of Harrow and II aahlnglun all., or Allh tt. and lllh ar.,uil Wait 43 1 it. and at lltrl .-ui t J'ur nan it. Bruoklya, cor. Dlrliloa and Keul ari.,Uruok Irn K. 11 Ordrn by mall promptlr attended to. II' YOII would hurt oubliridi thoroughly re i..?!'..4 ""dpnlnled.iendyourorderto the New York Bllud Kepalilug aud Fainiinir Company, 1J3 Amitt it. I- II.ESIAN,bupetlnteudenl. IRON WOHK-Aguod. itronglro!Tttalrceie""fu7 tale. Apply lo II JT A bONs, 110 Front it. OI..I",,,t'0'l'KR" wa"ntel by "TlXlTTfN Kluil FLKlSCliy MINS.St Fulton it,, New York, jilHT OI'I'II.'F. NOTUlK.-tiie main for Huroiw durlnglheweekendlng Saturday. April rt, 1171, will dole 11 thle offlea on liu-tj.tr at II u A, Mi on rti-u nraoar at I) M.i on Thutwlav at IJ M.. and oa Batntday atllH A.M. P 11. JONES, Poalmuiler W ANTF.II 10 puichaae A ichooner, drawing from 11 I lo7 feet, heavy deck flame, thai will tarrr nil oil deck, from 100 to ISO groea tuna t will par part cath, and pan murtguge on kooj pi-opetty luqjlre of w, E, CHAPMAN, loot of laulli lit l, Wtlllauiiburgo I ati.ittta. 11 a ait. '11 t.aJl I u juaaiuti. J3rokMioitaI mbi. KIIKHIUATIHIII radically cured, without charga. by 1 I.LIAb. evirv Tlaetdar nnd Friday, belwceu I aud a o'clock, at CIS Uroaaaav Offlce .bouri bom 0 A. M, 10 3 P. M. dally, I'atieuti illauded at melt gat tlto tea. 11 dwira. IpulIURtlQ-g, MKVf YOLUNK OH roruLAR SCIKNCH ran the touho ST JACOB ABBOTT BARTER. A BROTURIU, Ntw YOXK, JuNl.if)li Dayt t, HEAT I Dt'lN'O PA1IT4, OF BCIKNCE FOR THE TOU.NO. JIT JACOB AUBOTT. COriOUSLY ILLUSTBATED. "me, Clota, bertlled, black aad (Ut, It JO "It treatt otho prbaolplei of oombattlou, and tht chtmtctl qariilooi ooanected with that tubjeci, of lha correlation of foroea, and the mechanical ttitorr of heat. Tht taformatlon la broujht down to the laleil reiulu of pttytlctl reaeareh. The moat teeenl dtiooy erlet ara deacfluedla languige of gteat lucidity, and lllnttrittd with Impretilra and forcible enmpt-t. The work It clothed la a illghl dram itlo form, which M adapted to win tht attention of young reiiei, with-' osllapairlnf the preoialo a ot tki itatcioco t." Fait II., on LIOItT.ntarty reaJn IL THE MONARCH or MINCING-LANS. A NOVEL. BY WILLIAM BLACK, Author of Lore or Marrltge t" In EUk Attire." tad "Kllmenr." Iro, Paper, JO ceo ta. A rcry capital norel.-AlArnctum, London. Lively, rich with rarlooi Ills, aad full of action. -Rzamtntr, London. Jf1) rrvj, A rcry pleaianl and iraltb'.s itorr. flprclalor. Lon don. Hitrgn A BaoTatrtt Hlllnnianv othi aSort vortt try mail, pouaqt prtpaU. 13 any part tf IA t7nlKd Stain, on revefpl of 1S4 vrl;r. JEADI HEADt HEAD! READ 1 R8ADI HEAD I lit AD I READ! rLAIN HOME TALK, by the ponnlar writer and prac titioner, K. B. FOOTE, M. D. Bold only by inscription. In morocco cloth, 13.23 1 CiOlnclLlbfary, 13,13 1 laOermio language, morocco Cloth, IJ.50. -V.- Tw-a,.-!, Bend roar namci to tho rublliher f 11 who want It od in tgent will bt tcnl to yon. ai It cannot be bad of bookiellcri. Contenti ttble tent free. J. Q. WELLS A CO., rubllihen, 433 Broome it. New Y'otk. 1 rjnUEeJUN, CHARLES A. DANA, Editor. TUB DAILY BUN. M A YEAR. A preeminently retdtblt newiptper. wita the lirgsn I circulation In the world. Free Independent, tad fear leu In polltlca. All the newi from everywhere. Two ceala a 007 1 by man, 30 centa a moata, or 3 1 jiar. TBI! DOLLAR WEEKLY Atf.Y. A NEWSPAPER 07 TI1B niESENT TIMES. Zi, C'TNDED FOH PEOPLE NOW ON Eir.TlI, lnclodicg Farnen, Mccbanlct, Merchtnu, Frofetilonil Men, Workert, Thlnken, ani all Maaaer of Hoaeit Folki; and the Wlret, Boot, tad Diughteriol all inch. ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR) .tiiaUj-wuaew ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR m Or lut Uaa Ono Cent a Copr. Let there ba a li) Clu'a at ercry Fot Offlce. TUB SESII .W EEULY BUN. II A YEAR, of the tame lite and general character at THE WEEK LT, bnt wltn a greater variety of uttacellaueoui real, ing, and Inrnliiln; tbe newt to lta inbicrlben with greater rretbneai. bccauiall comet Iwleo awttk la lata of ooct only. it- '1EIU1S TO CLUB THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUN. Fire coplet, one jrtr, icptrtiely addret'ed, Foua DOLLaat. Tenropre. one yetr, icptritelyiddrrttet (andanei Ira copy to the getter up or club), i'.luur DoLLiat. Twenty roplei. one year, aeparalelr addreued (aad an extra oopy to the tetter up ol club). Ftrr tan Dollixi. rirtr coplei, one rear, (0 one lreta (and the Semi Weekly oac year to gcttei on b). Tut. ..itiata DoLLiat. Flftreonlei, ooe yetr. teptrately a-tdreaied (and tht Beml-wcckly one year to getter up or clua), Tuiarr rivt DoLttit. Onebnadred coplea, one year, tooie addreaa (and tht Dally for one year lo taa getter up or club), Ftrrr DoLntj. One hundred coplet, one year, ttparttelr iddreeted (tnd Ibt Dally lor oot yetr to the getter np nr clnbi, BIXTT DOLI.il. TnR SEMI-WEEKLY BUN. Five coplee, one year, teparately addreited. Kiatir DoLLtti. Ten coplea, one yetr. teptrately addraated (and aa cilra copy to gelter np or clu), btzTtix DoLbaaa. BEND TO Ult MONEY In Foil Offlce ordert. cbecki, or drtfu on New Tork, whrnererconrenlenl. It not, then regttter the letten cootilaing raontr. Addreat L W KNOLAND.PnhUahtr. Sua offlce. New YQtk. "JKK AT ULTTYHIItlRti," 0EN' J- KII.PATR1CK. ln"OUH MAOAZINK" ror Slty For itlt by newt comptnlet 1 10 cecti per copy, II per rear. Bead iobtcriptiOiii 10 K1LFATRICK A MATTISON, Newton, N. J. lin tSooij. JXTIt AORIMNA RY I1AROAINH IN CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, AT WM. LAMBKIIT A CO.'S. All wool Carpeli from 70c. upward. Good quality Oil Clotht. UK. nnward, Alio, new arrlralt of Bnrlog Dresa Ooodi Fhawli, 4C. Ilandaotne light DretiUoodi at 3J-., 3,c, anu :Uc. lleanlirul Spring Sliawla. 14 50, II. tl M.and II. All our domeatic goodt aa cheap in proportion. Ileal Allantic Bheetlngi, IJSc. Iltndiome light Prlnta reduced to 10c, WM.LAMBEItTA CO K.3 U ret-n wu-h at. near Bprlng. (l'KINUclTY-t-i of HICIIMOND PIII.STS. Lad lea tbout buying their tprlru CALICOES win Had tht laical and m.t ttiteful detlgaa la theie ttaodard guudt. Aikforthe IIICHUOND I'lllbTS. -NOTlTK. KELLY A 1 O., (.or.NHltJJTI! ST and tt-TII AV.. are -now orTannc; a large andlpler. It I at ortinentor CAI,PBTS.FUItNlTl'llK.UEl)DlN0 01I,CI.'jril-,,etc, tclcctcd ciprouly (or the ipnog trtdr, and at very WEEKLY OR MONlTlYCFATMENT4 TAKhN. A CALLltl-SPLCI FULLY bUl.lCI fEI). UONNF.TH andladiei htta thn"itay triendld dreti lonuel vert cheap, rlowert, chlldreu't Halt, at bargain!, BINNS'S Millinery, CI7 Broadway, up tiairi. 1 j. $ontt z ai 3 y t itjl, V BEDDINO, t.l.1, AT O'l-ARRFLI.'S.IMO Uli AV., LOIl.NKUOFAiril.bT, PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY Oft MONTHLY. I .MMt.NITDIIK. carpeli, anfbeddmg "at teryTow pritoa (or cath, ur on weeklr or monthly patmeuli, or ou etchange for general merchuidso, al B. M. COWl'MITIIIYAir I!A Chatham it. "I7IMINITIIKK, C. RI'KT. II Kill) I Ml Ar. A1 t help fot cath, ur payment! taaeu wm,lt or mohlhlT.a. IIKIl) A to -r-. ,tcl llu.lun it IN VA 1,1 Ith' inrelllng churl, "faun IIS 10 HO. lor in tnd uat-door ut. Anv one having ute u( the bindt can propel and guide one Having no uie ol the linnda,anv child of nve yeart cut putha growu praia about. Uvaildt' rarrlaget to uroar. Pitent Sedan cirrjlnccmira. filale yuur cae, an 1 ten 1 ittmp for circular, SI':PIIE.S W, rIMllll, VM William it ,JN Y I'jAI'I'.ll IlANIil.MJf al" hall relat: "prlcet7Tt manufactory sutu at., ucar 31 uv. VEF.KI.Y7oR IIONTIII.Y I'AYSIF.NTrt. 11 .-Carrtti. rurnilure. beduing, Ac.t prictii lower thin any bouie lu toe city. DLAI.Y A CUNNINGHAM, JH, Jd ar iirarlilh lb flltiitral "nsltiinuaiiv A nK A I1TI I'll I, rote wood piano, f Ik) 7! octave t pianoioiie, oveiitrung bnu, i-urt'd Imtt, ettry iui I'lotemeui 1 maker, Sleinway laigaln Im caih J niHIH.K li Annly iiMii-ai llroadaar. Iil l,lt(l A NT rosewood piano, 10 1 o vei tiruug nTtuo.' MaruonJiaj OOltJoN, 1. lilivJkVi ,1., "ar I"ANIIH, MetodMna, and Ortant, of uew and heaui'iul.iviea.ufditfert-nimikeia.at lower pniea K-'aiVw.l',"""" li'failn-nia. uV for rent at 1 11 A 1 Kll S. ill Uroadway.Uiao oan bt tountt alaawhaia.. L""LLB SUiwnboati anb Jailtwui, f-Rfi llAII.WAY.-TUAtNS I.KAYE"DKrirl ill loot 01 Chambort It, and tool ot W. il., at rollovrii j "PSt "-trttTUS ThaWs Leave ch amiikks ST.AT -i A- mj 5:M p A d 1 1' u DAILY. LEAVE iiDHT. AlS.U A. M.. 10:13 A. M AND 1:13 AND 0:43 F. M HAM T. NEW AND IMPROVE!) JIKAWINO-ll'IOM COACIIK4 ACCOMPANY THE I A. M. TRAIN TIlROIMIII TO BUFFALO, CONN KOTi INO AT IIOltNKI.I-SVlLLP. WITH M a,nYf ICENT SIJiEPlNO-COACHKS IIUNNINO rilROUflll Tl CLEVELAND AND CIN. IN A II. SLKKt'tNO COACHES ACCOMPANY TUP. II A. M. TRAIN FltOM MIBQUfcHANHA TO IIFrAI,TIIKt-F,M. TRAIN FROM NEW YOKK TO IH FFAUl. A M) THE 1 P. M. TRAIN FltOM NEW YORK TO HORNr.l.l.SVILI.K, BUFFALO. AND CINCINNATI AN EMlUUA.il TRAIN LEAVES DAILY AT i;U P. M ror tori, lei rli and Way. A)r M. issd It. 111! F it. F01 Mlddletown and 1ty at 3:30 J. M. 133.1 it., at 3 11 1 M )i and, Sundata only,8u10 A M. tadit..H:lj a. m.i For OtitMlle and Way at "IiM A, 1. (lid it., nu For' Newaurgh tnd War at t A.M. 3:3), lad I.J) P. M. (33d It., :1S A. M 1:13. tndlllS P. SI.) tor Huffcrn and War, 9 and I F, M. (Mil., 4:1) aol t:IJ P.M.i Thealro Train, th 01 rj I' '1 d. I or I'tierion and Way, from lid it. Depot at ItU, CMS. and 11:11 A. M.i Mils. t.a. ill. and r.:IS P. M. Froa t.himoeriti Denoi it 6:43 ani 13 A. M 1 11 M.i '1:0,4. 1:13, ind 6 43 1 M, For Hackcntack aod nillnale, from ni it D9r, tt tM A.M.I and 11:13, 3-ts, 11:13,3:43. and tfclt P. M. Front Chtmbert it. Depot. A, SI, and 1, 4, ISM, t. aa 1 till For Piermont, Nrack, Tailmaatand War. from 31 1 A. Depot, at 0:iS A. M l 1:13, tU, 1:13, 3:13, and b,:t) l'. and Btturdari only lililj I' tl From Chunbjrtal. Depot, ali: 10 AMI l:i0, tJ-30, 1.13.4: anj tlM j-. M.aiidsnurdationlttli midnlih:.' J Tickelt tor paaitgeaci lor Apanmcn't la u.-awtnr-Itoom and slceitit oachei can rs oolaina I, tnd ot I -rt lor tbe checking tnd tramf -r oflltui e mtr ni leti at the Company'! orlc '.'II Sf3, aid Ml llroilwar 1 tjl Chtmbert it., mdreenwic.il at.i corn r l.'Jt.iil and id ar Harlem: I I on- at Ilrooklrn: lieoaia loot of Chimorrtit. tnd foot 01 31d it., New Y ork and Long Dock Depot. Jeriey City, and of the Agcnta 11 taa principal boie't. nil R. BARR. General Panerue Aieota I, P Rcrgra llencril SnptflntoaJaul. December W.IJ7J. Dally. ,M I For Hickentick only, tier Piermont and Nrack onlr NGIIOK I, INK I'AHHAOE TIC'KF.T-i, to tnd fiom my Hallway Station In Oreat Britain, Ire land, Norway, Sweden. Dcnmttk, Oermtny, JIol aad, Belgium, tnd the United Stutei, by tttaiucrt nuiaj W 11.0 WEST CURRENCY HATES. Alio, Drain lor toy aiv.sicu, iit.NDEit-o: r.noTin.n. iTiiT J,'!'''"""!!1 rn,t?ri hy the Inman Line trt hereby rnepertrullr Inlormul that Uie M.it :rt ur lott Companj'a iteamera bite rec-ired otden never ta croii the longitude or SO .leg. W north or the Unto la olio, I 1 n In order to avoid the dauger or ice on tag banktoTNcwfuundland. FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUKEN-VTOWI. Inmati Line ol Royal Mali Slcauiera are appu.nted bt an aa follows I'lty ol llrtifelt, Ralnrday, April 31, at 1 P M, Clly ol London, Satur lar April n, at I P M (Ciiy ot Dublin (via Hainan, lueiday. Slay I at IF. a ud cacn increedlng Batnrday and alternate TueiJiy, Irom 1'ier 43, North Hirer HATES OF PASSAGE. Pint cabin in told. bteeraie j currency. Paaietigeri alio forwarded to Antwerp. It itterdaua. Bwulen, Noiwav, and Denmaik at reduced taut. llckeli can be nought here at moderate ratea by per tool wtthing to aeuq tor their rneidi. For luriber Ui lormation apply at thi Companr'i offlea JOHN (I DALE. Agent. 13 Broi Iway, New Yorg, TVTATJONA I, LINK Ol' HTF.AllHllll'-i 1 TO LIVMll-OOL AND Ci'-EKN alOVYS ITALY, Urogan, Satnrdar. April -it, at i A M. VII OIMA. bumner, Yteiaeidar April 31. al9 St Cabin paaaage 113 am ill eurre icr Steerage ItH currency lrepald etrerage t ckett from LhcrponiAJuctntloura Londomcrry, ana (liaagow, 111 currency. For ruithtr Iblurmatloa, ap.dr at the Compiny't offlcei, CO Broadway. F W. JIIUimr, Slanvger. 1JAHAtJK I'RO.II II It TO OtlF.VSTOWN, Lin rpool. and a I parte ol Eulupe, by toe Oulua line of V. S. mall iieamera FllOM NEW TORIC EVERY WEDNESDAY. Cabin pa are t-io goldbie-rage ICO coneccy. J r. in gui cuitown 01 Uvcriool, J3 lurrency. Drtlu at loweit raiei. WILLIAMS A UUION. 23 Ilrotdwtr. New Y'ork. V," HIT". hTAU 1,1 NE. Faitenaert booked to and from til ptrti ot America and Europo it ral, t tilow at br a jy flnt cla4 tloe. Tn iteamer OCkAV'IC. low tana. t.OOh p.,llt pointed lo till Irom New Y'o.-k lor Liverpool (ct.liof it Cork lltrbori on SATUI'DAY. Juna 3. 1311. tl 1 P. SI. For lurtner ptrticulart apply at Company 1 office, 11 Broadway, J. II. SPARKS. Agent STi nt gmtrrj. Ij.r,.j.i..nri .r JjlNUINESi TOOI.S MACIIl.NEKY, FOR SALE AT THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS, FOOT OF EAST 1ITII ST., NEW YORK CITY, embracing engines, planet 1, Itthet. tmllh tnd boiler makera' tooli, tnd machinery and patlerni or tht molt tpprored kln li, Ac. Alio, 1 blgb-prriiure enjtna, 13 Inch diameter by 3) Inch urokei tstevenson't a lent turbine wtler lvhecH, en-Inch diameter: aal I maniie beam engine, 00 Inchet Dy 10 test stroke. Send for cataloguo. JOHN S. SC11ULTZE, RECEIVER OF THE NOVELTY IRON WORKJ. New Tork, tlirch 1. 1371. 17JIII H l I.Kcheap A flve-borie pawer rrijfine and lull -r 17) V eat ltd it. I -?tajf nn9 X :trri.Tcjs A I, IIJII r eipreia wagon for aale cheap baen uaa 1 Inn two montaa. Apply at iSlineltaat., ooruorof Bleccker. AY K W good light wagon bodlet, a little out- preoer.t airle.for lale cheap 1,4)1 llioadway. I riUIKKi: 1IORiKh for a.le cneap. flt iur any kind I 01 work; alao, a good market cart aad harueaa Can be accn at 130 Cannon it, H- L rr 1 iii.ij.l Li-ft 1 3"fSnl lolit. CIll'REME C'OUItT, New Yori-Falrlck II. Far 0 agalntt Jubu vv Jamca and oibcra. In purtuiuca of aiudgmenl order of the abuve Curl made In lha above entitled action, I, Alfred T Acknrt. the releree named In old Judgement order, will aell through K. II, l.udlow A Co., real eatate auctioneer!, at the Eichauga Stieiroom. Ill Broadway, in the city or NewYoik.ua Frldar.tbaSih day ul May. 1371, at 11 o'clock noon, ell the landa aud premuet deacrtbed in end Judgmtnl order thai la ta tay 1 All tntl cerltla lot, piece, or par rel of ground. with tin buildlngitheteon, innate, lying, and being In the Fonrth Ward ol the clly or New York, oathe aoutheily e.de 01 Water atraet, boutided and containing aa lollowt, that ta to iayt Beginning ua Water meet at tbi noitbcatl corner ur a lot ol gruuud now or late belouglng lo Henry W. bllpper, and run ning thence wciterly along Wafer Itreet tweniy-threi leeiilt Inchaa to groond of Saul Allen theuctiouliier ly aloog the aame "evenly two reel aig locheai ihenct eaaierly nearlr parallel 10 Water itreet, partly Hong the ground now or Ins ul Jotepb. N. Ird. and partlr alooi; ground now or late ol Joan Baker, tweniy-nvi lent five Inchet 10 the earn lot now or lale of tatd lleurj W. Slipper 1 thence uortherly aloog the tame twenty two feet nve Inchea to the place of beginning, Including and to Include onn-hatr or the wall built between tht tore on ibt ibove-dcicrlbed pretuUea tnd tbe tun built ou laid premitra now or late ul aaia lleurr IV Slipper, which la to be and remalu a party wall, tall gremltre being now known by the ureet number tat undrol end ninttv-ave (JvJ) Waler meet. Dtted April 13. IS7I. t. n n'1't''lM,TA3KKT. Referee, I Pint ilrcet It. II, Bowrit. I'lafntlff'i Attorney. C W'U KM K CO tlRT.-ciTrlirld County or Ne IJ Yoik. Maria L, Jonrt, oltlntilf. lialntt llenricttl .'.eP.r,Sue' Anna A Bprajue.Jonu II. Spragtie llenu flta L. Sprague, Julia A. bprague, Auna J spraua, Cornellm J. bnrarne. David O Hpragoe, Ann- J Sprague, Lortlo K. bpragae, Lontta II. bpiague Ella M Hprague, Itctwell Spiaguo. Ilatue II bprague, Edwm C bprnene, Memtable Spragno. Mary E Ayer and Caleo It. Arer, bernjihind lleoige 1; Sprigueand Hntt.nl (I. Hprague. hit wile. Ilotwell M. Jul.ei, Caro ine Jonea, aud notwtil U Holiton, adminlttratur.wltb the win air neied.cr lloiweil eprngue dictated, defendanta -im tnoni ror teller Tollledelendartlablvellnnle-, Youa.i hereby tnmmoned and require I to naiwi-r the rom,. anil In thia action, ul which a copr la herewith t'rved npot you, and lo terve a copy ol ruur antw er 10 the aald complaint on the aubicr her at hli ultli-e Si 7uvnd treet. in the c.ir ol New Y'ork, withiu tw nt 1I171 allT tbe tervice of thii iiimnuiH on yon. eii-.nfivi ol the dtr ulincb tervice. iua 11 oa tail ui uutwer Hit aatd complaint trithin the time alun-aid. ti.e pminttl lu thlt actior will apply to the Court lor the relief de manded In the complaint. Dated March II, lall JOHN N WHITIS'O, FlalntlfTi Attorner- Ttie comp'aint mentiut ed tu the above tnmm ut wti filed It, theoilli-e of the Clerk ol the i'lty ami oni.tr 01 New Yoik, lu lata clly. on the d day nf Mar. 11, A. D. 1171 JOHN N. WHITISH, PlalntlfTe Alton v L... .J I .loioun. AI'AIIT. -l'rof. MAIM irili Ihe verv -..n 1 at.1it tighi. l.adiea and i-tnli, i-ontmt tinu ut um .i) )Ou will have no diaatiholiil-ni'ill in minu or -.i.t iindcitaklngt. an I health, weallli, go 10 I-ic 1..11 loiu llfu Hu reveaia uteful and wutidrtoui n-ua 10 alt but.nere, and to many ihe one vuu w..b mni.'- lac. No tl Third av near I welftb at. iu rente 10 f A UKI.AIDi: II. I.AltnKIITON," wi' o I late Or 11.11. I.ainln iiimi. gti tv c-lmi 1 t .it becoiitulted in dlveai-i', butli.iaa, luto n.olli'oi) ,a f (Ireenwicb ar. (tJcitiuui by mail tii.t il 1 c 1 I cloaed. I AIIONA I'l HE teventn daughter tnv hoi i ne,.i, lellt t-aiiiet audi-a'un- mai rta-e. it Ma-. ami M..1S4 Kaat II oution it., below In av Sa-. no g IOOK II Kit K I -Nil humbug -Mai lio -tin J cverylhlnx, namofif one von mtrry a-ol"' to Lauea ai ci-oy matriagei, bi mitt tog, trt'i 111 I i'l aialed. never una in luck) uuniio" a, om. I 1 ..1 li-ttrra written. ISO M cat Hit it bctw.tii liotiJ aud ,th av. lil A II A rI i I'll RTEII Seereii I he netl in Hu 111 world c intuli her j revei yilnng tt-ohr-r 1 ai lllhit Pee, 3ltC. 10 UK. Nogculi, but ki imui' ri, JBtbitai. Z Dlt. I'ERRY, SI lllreckur il 1 ,i lb lar ctiret all iiii-rlal dieaei iinmi-.M a a.ot aii-a In 1.011.11c at o le Interview w triuul n- o tu'-ica No lee unlott cured taiuiaciorily IAI)IF,Slnltoubrec"tiar..'it''e.lM ,1,-11 it. rel of or I no feet roomt ror Udir u o i- nun .1 nm .nno menu Dr, WEST, til UcttMiiit near llr, a Iwiy. ATI) I'll A IMlilT-AII toetial dleae. lo-rvo 11 ill II tnlit) akin cltaurclt'ii aud ciiarrh radtj al y nnet br a acu'iiiiiic pi,yicliu at tue Bulauit, Dupcua.iry offlct.iieiiiceckorit. i II M'.ll ATIH1I elTec'tuillycurel by L r.l.lAsl 1 liheiimaiic Hemedlei. Nevr lali Tlie uie of uui boltle will 1 uuviuee anv one affliclml ol the.r great vie lua loriale al all Druggitu'. Call for Kl.lAh'S Ith a malic lleuiodlea. Pi Ice, tl40 par boa. Wnolcaaie de pot at eia Broadway. 1 l7 0"lll,KF,CKI!R HT.-IWI. IIAHlfsiINT 1 I 1) omce, Allipecial dUoaaat CUJld Uuuildulcr I Uiumncjuitoai trat, WLWHLWmLWLWLWmi H 1