The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
May 11, 1871

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ip jj9 "tiHUTY-fIiGHTII YEAH NEW YORK, TIIURSDAY, MAY 11, 187 1 PRICE TWO CENTS. 11 TIIK GliKAT rillZE FIGHT. both hack axi convnx JiE.tor ton 3 UK I'll AY. Kflllior Sinn tin hern A rreMrd-Trotiblc ebot'l the 1'niplre The O1I1U In l'nvor of Mnrr Cobimi Quirt bill Confident -A l'rnlbrr Weight .vltiirli lor n Thoitsttnil. V.r.tr, Pit., May 10. I auppoae yon kit think In Km Ytrit thnt tlili very pretty Mill city It torn, plelrly ovcirun with broken-nostd charactcra, Ihlev et, anil ramblers. It l not so. Were It i.ot Jot ttie ttunda, mainly connoted tr natives, wild Hock np the sldewalke about tl tno I otel where Mace end C'oburn aro alrgrlrg, one wool I not know thtt o prlzo fight la to tike place scrota (lie lake titmnttow, Kvtolhlng la wonderfully vrderlynnd" quiet. I bate not een man drunk to-day. nor board at tnary wtnl spoken, nnr a tin tit cornpiaint Tom snyli Ay. TI.e buffm who bate cotneon Id yt lines the r-lil arc uf tho bilterclni artsporili.gnieit, 'Ilrn.trc) las not been ao plenty T.Jlh tl e loy. aa on foimrr occasions, ard very few It the tmnller fry could atTm.l the trip. Fob' Tick socket only were topped along la.0 rcule. Their aauira I could not ascertain. Aa thing! n. look, H accra aa If the estimated attendance wn"lr t ttlerr iplvd you ytetcrduy would dwindle down tmatliiily. Thrre sreteviral reaanne for tils. One k laid to te that mn.y In New York rut no ulili In tloburn'e intention to tight, and anot'icr, nl.lcli la htely Token of, la tlint soietal high city rticn I- Bkcrlce, who ere down on Joe, have advised tbeir followers not to come. Andy Micehsu, Lew Hiker, Uat Mr-ore. and Jolm 0. llect.au are mentioned as (moot the la'lei, and a prominent crlm'nal j aetico bid en exalted police ofi-clil aa amon,; the former, j a utoi cnonn i unc-itu, yowevcr, bt It e Incoming New Tork train which It low at el. hi o'clock four hours overiU", onlnt It li I ild. to the extraordinary numb r of cara put nn t xccotntnodile the would-b witnesses of tie tlatbt. In addition to thoe bin cunt whose Damn I sent Jou )e terday, I notice here Alderman Mc llalitn, John Tobln, Hob Brr.llb, and Ills Harlot-, bll of Pnllsdclprila, fl ores Ingrahani, f Brooklyn, Jack fircin, Ilillr Mort.vn. Han ey Aaron, Hill Vt'sburph, Jlmm) Casey, P-ity Traccy, ljan of llufialo. Gab Cair, Coburn'a lacker. Jack Lawless, and Ilurkc ol Allanr, Cytlil- Dion, C.iar- Ity I) rbu, loji 1'mntgan, Ptrklnt of Itochtiter, ,'ep Heard, and many others. TROUBLE ABOUT A ncriRKI. Mr. Mullin waa spoken of as rclcrer, bnt Cobgrn won't h .c him and he klmei'lt rt iuea to aervo. A Weitem tnun, ltnfua Hunt, who acted In the Allen Coburn fl:ht, ,i I oburu'a choice, and lic ha tzrrrd to lilm.but Hunt l li"t here, aid tlarry II. II tells me he uon't be hero, ro tim botti turtles are now In a qti.udurr over the subject, mid a deal lock is possible. UttirrHUe uteryilimi; looks 'sr. r able for the morrow's coutot. .Mi.ce and Coburn sie I Dili In tl.e lot P"llle epirlis and trim. I ace and his cans: are uit.us up at the Hooj llou.o tn t ie heart of l ie itv j In aiiMi cr lo a rti 'patch Irom thh Dlare, Coburn, w.th Frank Mclniiremu! lli'. cMaiin, board U Ui; Irani In in IttiCtlo at Ninth U,l.i: Ik 13 tln nl letnoon. 4iid ci're on If ro lie hu9 tanon up hi quirt. i it tbi-Mu iua 11. iit'Oofito the dtpot. Iaud tltrc his laLtioit hu.d lurtb. 1 wint lu a .J tud a 'hut with him. lie it In ftrfict c. l dit. n; ixtter, If 0"-.h.o. t un bis u ;nii tl. lilt Hand" are at haul at trun, and b.aek from s pre p.rut o lie t.e rut on l.Vra, and his lr;s fe?l .s If tott'iru. t 1 of tiel. IIl tild lie that ht niv r Klllel'tl In Ills lite, and said thai he ft.lt C.-.I1 i-..l or uihi inp. but that if lu ilel- de ea'td un hi i.i r. he flu i uo lault. Tl.ii murulu; he uu u laru'e tet steak sud roi-n SNim ron cr.iAErAsr. He hrs pained three round- since Sunday, and Ml!) or. i i 1 1 lut i! 10J i (mil ;s h. .ivieru.an heii.ru id e I be.on At u Cr'.ii. He It drraerd In muni, ciiiibes, r'l'jut1'. P-'i ta'oons, aiMcojt, cJclh tlilri, mJ round o.aclc ha. Msec looks like u dandi. villi nyllsh oluRuuul coil, licbt tuntalooas, filer collar, noboy ueoilt', and small Panama hat. murn carries a stout cuJcel, aud bit op oiicnl a notty cane. Toe Jlare men are tivinir slight odia tut he llcka Coburn iLti'le of an hour, and lie I'nhurn men ire tukitip thi-m np us test at titer od-r Maco said Itila tin iw. Mi tbat If he didu t Uelt-it i" l,ur lu fort) nn utes he iouluu'i do it all. Ail tho i u Q o and Wii.ti.iii men are nitu Lu urn. bbor ty ai.rr srtlval here Joe tent a mtis nin to ibce tu t.'.. llm tlut tho tno 1 1 g hi sbjut equal he In. iii intend to Uiuke ktc-.cta In Uio nut; 1 1 L. i ri-1 lo nts loilottirs sal ins tint he docs not i.Lt to utn II Ciinuol do so on bit own merit. son i TnciSLE is arrndiKMitD notwl!h' tandlns. and 1 heard st-reral mei on both snUs laUtn: of bteakl i: luto tl.e r.uj und making tl. rir own mi ll win so) lion. Tin re are no aiu ol laWr vrence tv the outl.ontun. u.l tte iiui-r.l fteli k here It thai i(-iPorrow will .tties uue of Hie l.uriVil-outnt tattles over contettod lu the bttic arena. A pe.t doil ol tiimoy de tx-nds on the result of the tlgril. Tui Idace irty 1 iVe c'arlered the tropclicr Wiuona, and ll.i CiintniUi the New York, ll.ilh are naily docorateil nitu tl ct aud streamers. Tnev are now tnooitd dovin al Lie elU ol the main atriel. These are ti e oi.ly tuats ha il.t hue btme ha ate IryiUR to sell enou h tick tt to lure u towboai aint schooner tor thiirsvlei, but Heir attempt -in dou'-tKat irole ..boit.o-. 1'. prli:e a.Uea is 12). An .tlur tleatuir is com'iis Iruin Uu.ioll, onu iro.u Clrt eland, .ii I ti c "ron II a -f-alo. The hour of dt-pui tutu is non fixed it mldntKht ImI it Is Ihouitlil tli. t tl.i-.v will i.ot g,st uS till i early iu'ckik An alitmpt vt il, be mude to Ian at l'orl Dover and it tuciestru! ins fight will take pl..ce near there, lloin parn.-t are busy te'ltuac l c tt". 1.1 ai t'- i .a aid reads, III jorawu lick: I. ti Cmidi and bl ck tor sal.- hett. pries v.i,ue Cbu.t. boldli uni ouiicst, "('ohm u's etcursiou ttukott (or tale hero." J.ui Cobutn it domic A HllllVI.su DCSIIClt tor hit brother, bt.uroom- have been CtteJ up on each li at .o: t .i inui.iili, auj ills upactod we villi ti on the ground b dailit;hl. 'lbs v. uatuor is lovfl; and the iky brlf-ht and clouaks. A mate i has been aiiati-fitl here lo-dsy fcelHeiii Atthur Ii .mhir and Of rto biddons lu C.-nt in lii.nus for Jl.OJU i aniu and the lestuer v.-,.gh c ampk lis:..-,, i 110 poun.la. A Return lata In tut op ii- ii lor Hi i.i n-, niw la not note, en contiili' :i Him he roifoi. if lis u.an leiuret to C;l.l Mu u.d MUdout u .itiie.a iu, t' e men jre to ii.on an to mret, ii.tti anotucr ii.-io.it mil be put Up. mi i 1 ie d iy i amid. Tl.t Ni YuiK nam arrived at t o'clock. There were ful curt, and iliti curied a faurlul g-aai. A.soTiira kir-ORT. The lotc'a ol tint clly are now crowded r Ith thou an.-, I l I lo vt llli- us ihe pnri- tl.i.t b. ts i n IUka i.iJ I ol urn ti tii i ot Lvry t. a u t-j-.ta, hospour d in l.irK iiunnii-rs ol the pui unf fl.t tormt) Iro n Nt' Y ork, I'lultulelphla, t'liicuo. bt l.tni-. 4ii 1 ihe prinfip-ai --itirs M.tco has been at a lirni ti ti-e about four miles trotn Hne lor atveral il.ts. i.uurn armed Lore (row North Hit. lulu a to -i.o n 1) it. tnui ar1- loo' iun well, and e.te'i tipreae l.im-tli eon eut of Victory. Ihu puuift will 1 avt imiu lor the scene ol Hie conterlabou Utld I It-lit I he ill cv p.uiy ito by tl.e propel er Wiuo.iu Uiil tin- l. hum l ail, by the .Nevt York. It la uu ilris.u..d Ai.ni. vtil be s.ioi.jod b) letrv Donovan l i.tt .1 jiin t .ilck, unu t ooarii by Unney Uoo1.t j ml si. .In r. I'ue crotvd it vtry oiderjt. uiil it is i iptc t tut- 'Khl Mill be a fair one. Tie oJdt In lie Hi iui "iv lu Itvor ol Mace. mt in-.t kt t un or tug UAKitno nonriRt. em l- Jertry Villi luily Jlnui, Hut ID Une of luu loo, best gai.es o' culthtoata, thlei ea, Irui-era mid n.ui t' iers mat ever congrret d Jtrsey veil at one tlinc uiigi.i hare been seen lit ti e l'svouia ler, y la.t eteu u. Tl.e lovteit sp-cimyus (ifUe)Ttved liuinanity Wore vum.tvJ loitii fiom hli'tru,'"liuii alums, all bound for the scene ol the treat i r.ze (Icht betwe .ti Jem M -co and .lot Co'iuru. '1 h. j t .iie ori r in tno lerr) boats lu part ea of to n tntl ilvi and oil aieine i 1 1 have an al.ut dmce of tll.lr, i.tru, a I at", aluni their Kreeiihat-ae ri'it und lelt,a.dn Sixu'ciook lour tll.lia tithe li.u itmle v.ire itriii.k, ui.d vte-rc uitattitrini; oroui.d the crouid- ..ml up the avenue tpoiiins for a U'ht. Kij j .n- jits, bullet h nd, short clipped hmr, uti.t Hie nuv.t ilt l'ou 1 1 Ward style ol bioztin cliar tcttriz. .i tl.oin jII. B. oitt Kelley, the L.k'utit Warn bruiai i wli-j I. as Liiely returned Irom a winter's tojouin on Uio ll.nl lor rohb.uz and beat ii a l.ep. tw of Waiter It ichc, was surrounded by u luotk, crowd ot orti, vtoowore chuckllnc over the irotpecl-, ol t e a-reat tight. Joo Coburn Sir ii i to be the ItV'.r.ie, at odds vt ere taken l.lnoi. l it in on hl,u I'.ui.r- uia of llaco had lo ke p d..ik tor a wii.ic. uniu tln-.r sl.is ol the liouae til Up A 111, Ue-W ,i, 1., ,,t y,lun e (,10 fane) t(.o .e in tato. of .l in, ho was ait-H't-txl bv cithern slip ovi i tlia but. oi an admoi ui m to "tlosi Hat lute lu il liiml.ye dirty duller, tu you'll hive a pit n' Fie o' in eus.ir J over Ilium I'uept ra." Htlule tl.e aev II 0' io( h lia.u aiAMTiu ok hi natti, the common renJ ivout, rutty Welch, the keeper oi a jtiltfi ilive, and Inechlei euAiueur ot a skin faro pine at 015 Hrondw appeared ui, Hie .eene, -tress-id ll.sh.ly, and wearing i i.iue hundred do lar soii tulre ui h.s li.iuuoulalu a.urt Irulil. He wat ac orn lan.ed b) I'adjy lu Baiaaher, a notorious panel a' pperat r, who received a rneiited thra It at tlm a ItU'li of Jdy tno Ill.tck.uiilU a few oveiiink" tincu 1 fo. be4lmg a tnend i'atly eaurciaed co.iol lurable 1 su.boir.y over ibe 'I huzt, and kept man) ol mem jy fio. i IvLtniK. lie wat slr uly of the opiul' n thai Jem Mct wui the bt nun of the two. Wueu it wai dis oieieti m the orowd that Welci was tiled, ru ii vas made lor him, uud aa faat aa he could coui I i ut the "m.ur," It wan taken up by the ad- mirtr-,1,1 J,H. r, I st""" 1 ",J 'uu, an'a bound ter wlnj talk about I the buraied lloou Kuiilltlimau, he's a irsud 1 Hisansts. in mr' i l 1 JMUlwia-s'" of the first water, an' I'll stake a nenlnary thtt Jn licks him twent) mlnila after he puis np Ida Una." Tula was the eipretslon ol Tom Varley, A nnoiiiiR or ncnui's. He held In his hand a hnce roll of rreenbseke, and rushed around like a wild ma a lu search ot lakera up o ol iiff r. I'm voti'temm. yoane feller," toke no a Ctty Hill sp nil jlank down the dnsl. I'll jo ou even that oburti ,t laltt tielote ten round" lney pl.iiiKcd" to each othei'a satlifictlon, and rc lrelto vtet their vvlno'li-t. In Hit depot they kent very quiet, ssthers weie many laitlis and chil dren aoalllna the same tram. 'Ihrlr operatmnt vtere conllded to the vorandth In trunt of Tavlnr'a ristitnrnnl, and tho space In and alitun the etitrai. o to the depot. Detectives and Ulcere were naait In-ra tnovoo tte lliht-lnicsicdKeniry, but as It vtat til an ana HiemaelTin thty l fir let tliom work tt out an.! a'ulled devilnp-nenta A tit time rapidly appioached lor the departure of the precioot frelhi, Hil..rs bian to er a mote lively apecl. oacli fi ny boat vt.ts watched, and aa s fanil'lar faies was r. cor'ivacd there at a gcreral rmh fm hiiu. sn I In uply lo the aeneial Inquiry, Bird I" "tiled" v.ouid I a the re'ponae, tud tnurdervut looking black Pottlea Dlivd Willi rCIBKTII WAIO UlNtlMt, were turned upside don and i turtle followed at Ihe lightning" ran don trlms-te colored Ihrnalt ni the rqutliy murderous looking Jnnkera. Hon 0 Hi nil. aM I.ouis llchlei, Mike Unsehan, the tn tajtonltt nl Voung tl'Malia. t hirlev KorJ, btrtender fot John Morntey. tleoree Jnhutton, a brother to 1 tiauncy Johnston, tie hank tiller; Palsy btieppnrd, of Ne t Haven Hank Kiprcs", the emlgrsut s vln dler; Hill Clara:, ot the Aarhor, Houston atreett un Lollycr. the Ilid.n.irs l'ii. Andy Latklu, a f.rc. -rot Kelli Larkln; l'ete Hluipson, an olrt pal ot Mor-Vs.' when he ran the laro bauk In Church tti'eei t'wpnS i "ney Oroghan, lh light "ff I rT 'V, e Vereiitecnlh W.rdl Teddy l.itt but not leaat old Hill To.; n monies, were a pail and pirn.. 'V train. Mauy other sporta ol tae hlj."' oru"-Vif on the grounds, bnt kept stool from tv S hcu the locomotive scretmed there was a Ca,r" rus lor ihe cars, the sober ones draeied the ineun- s.e.i, and the major pattlon succeeded In fcl.nn aboaid, Dul others more unlucky nere leit beoind and cursed their rate, ihel'Llefof I'ulice of Hai rdo nas been noiiDed to keep a aharp lookout lor the pariy, Tool Helling on tho I'lejht. Tools were sold at Johnson's, Tcnty-elgtilh street and llroadway, latl night on the Muce-Coburn tllit. Too attendance wat not laie, t ut the bid ding was aplrlled, Ihe r.les nere about 100 to K) on .Mace, and at these odda considerable money waa s uked. l'eolt were sold last night at Itlley'a saloon for the Msce-Cohurn fight, wltli the tollomnz result: Mace tOO. Ooburu Hit Mace C0, foiurn JIO; Mace M, Coburn Mare fSO, toburn J'JO. Hut few peteons were present, the tnsjontv ot th nsual betters bavins left the city to attend Ue tight. One of the Uses or n I'rlre l'lghl. Chief of 1'olico McWillinins, of Jersey City, lute on Tuesday night arretted fidvtln Hall, a nolo nous forger, Jutl aa he was taking Ibe caia for tt scene of tho Mace-Coburn prize flzht. Hill la accused of altering bonds of tl.e cltr ol Itochester to li e amount ot SO,U(l. Hall n is dtetsed in the height ol tsaiilon, wearln; a gold watch aiiddii loom plu, He had lbt0 In hit torkets He vtas tjK.ii to Hocbesler on a requisition (row Oov. Hoffman. nn; scxATirs joi.vr mini i:sstos. An I'.fl'orl lo ltrmove Ibe Hulr of riecreay Tlm C'fimnittlro rtlll Volt- Dovt n Ainrud. niruts nud ri-curr nn F.nrly Itnlirtt-nllnn. WASitisGri.N, May 10. The Senate c tuo to aetter to-day qu etlv, with an uniisually lu.l al lot dance. The session vtas mainly occupied in roadtn: the treaty aud Jouroil ol the couimis.ton. A motion wis then male ty Senator Camrron lo a Ion' the treat) to'ie published, which waa obje-tted toby several l-enators. On tho vote, very few voted n)e, and no division waa called for. A mot. ou vtat route to allow a stenographer to be i rrsent and take Jivtn the debate, so thai It c lilj be preserved and published at any luture time if the berate so desired. This gave rite to dl.culou, and was not settled Mr. Hntuner wts dextrous ufmsklng some remarks upon the treaty, but cave way to a motion to sojourn, as the Foreign Delations Committee vtere tiesnous of liav.ni: a session at oucn 1. e Con.mlttre t .IKed over the irraty till S P. M. ud t en adjourned till 10 to-.norio. having come to .in undort..iidlng to report to t is !e'.aie on I'rt ttav,'o vote dovt n all aim n-ltnentt, an-l e-udt-avor lo s i ure an eartv rsiifl anon h le M. Sumner tn ly not en.lt-avor lo hair the irent) tt-jtctuif, he intends to ol'CUta it fuily uud offer u number ol uUioncnieM, t me ol vtl irti will ttrlain.) he adopted. heiiviary Kish wat denroitt ol hiving Senator M non nianse the tinny In t'iv !-eusta bnt .Mr. Cameron lias dxt i l.J to take charge .it it hini-uli, and will open ttie dslute. Hits does not tuit a number ol the I'lt-alde'tii's Irlends; but they will hive to submit. s parliamrntarr rules iln il into Mr Cameron's hands. The tudica.ioiit are till It will be ratified. t) tnlon varies at to the length ol i ne seriion, many thinking an adjournment can be ba 1 In ten dais or Ivto weeks. .(iMo.i.'f.l j"rril Hcport. WAinixoiox. May 10. Tlio Senate opened at toon. Ihe floor of the Senate net well fillod vtllli Scuatora and others, and thero wai a fair altenJ ance in the galleries. "ihe proclamation convoking the settlon was read, and Messrs. Anthony and Cataerty vtere anpoiutrd a t otnoiittec to vtait upein the President and Inform htm ihut the Senate was res ly to rereiie any com munication he migni be ide-a.ed lo mike. Tne standing Co'niiii'lees ol the Senate were re trvointi-d, aud tht Vice President was autburlzel to fill t-ny rtrnnc hl. h mayeiisl. Mr Camcbos oirered a resolution that when the benate udjourn to-day, II bo to i'rlday lilll. AoopteJ Un molnn ol Mr, Mnr.ittlL of Y'ermont, It wat rtaolv d lliat the 1'restdtnt be requested t furctt-l 'Ii- benale hiiIi a copv ut ull reoorts made bt tne lion Wdliiii Whittnu, as So.irltor o! the War De partment, upon any claims inadepy the subjects of un orcizn nations for damaa.ee In conrequeiice of .he nar sgatnsl the rebel. lout Stales 'rom 1SU to Hfi5 inclusive, and which are supposed to be on Lie la the Slate Department, Oen. Porter then appeared, annonndug a mes sage Irom the Prealdent. The treaty was then handed to the Y i e-Pretident. 'Ine first tnlnu done lu the exreutive session waa the reading of the treaty, w Inch occupied about itu hour. f-tnator Cameron, Chairman of the Cora-nlltee on Forelnu Ilelationt, made a brief statement to tne elft-ct tnat 'ue treaty Has honui able lo both coun trii-s and negotiated In the interest of peace. Ho no..ed, tliere ore. thtt the treaiy would ruceivo the appioval of the bri ale. and suggested that It bo .iv.'ii lu the Lltt u( ma country. To tl Is several heuators inteiiinaiid ooje-ctioiit aa t .ey cou.d .eo no lesson (or dipailtu ttoui too uunorm pra.ttce f tne .-en.te bi titior t uninrr It reported as tnvlng he did not at'proveot so. tie porlmnt ot Hit trail), and llioiuht ti.ey otght lo I e nniended. He, like Laineiou, said the ub.lc shouitl be furuKicd vtith the lull ten of the treat), in ordei that ll.i-y tnlehl (u ly underttand its rotlsiuiis In advance ot tl.e final uctiou of the Seualo. He wa.1 o( opinimi that the cla.uia ol llrltlsh tulijecls thoold not I ate been Iniutpora'.ed in trie treaty, at they gruv, out of things dona on l..o p.rt ol llreitt lln.ain itsoif urine ihe late war. The) would not hate been admitted It decided op pi.M.lou lied been riprnated b) our on n Commit aioneif. 'ihu Mu.iile and b-ltrr plan ttnnid halo been to mane out tt l.ur bid for the Ahtbaina au i kindred depredalionii but he would li"l now a-k its paynieut in thovtayot eieiuplary or vimlietive d'Uia,,o. Uiher mattett nilhta'terard Ix-adjust ed. lie did not, however, Indicate whether lie Mould volo for or usainti the irraty, aa he had not jet had lime to examine all Us features, some uf .tinch were of au ilupor ant litllolial character. Tuo question of mnovinx tho Injunction of ee. crtsy to a to enable tho puss to publish the lull tell, vt as not brought to 'a vole. The trt ity was relerrod to tho Committee on Puri-un Hi la i loin. Wheu il ill ill have hetii re potted back 1 1--in the t tiinmilltu vtiili a return meudatlon thai II be ratine I, it will be for con sideration and taken up us it in Committee ot the Ul.ole, wueu every one villi be Ireu to mine a qui-slion on at.) particular uiucle or to prop ie au uuiendinent thireiu, either Ii, .u-crilng or leaving out vtmds, and on oacn of said qut-auous tl.e Couiurrt'iicu ct tvto-ilurda of the b. .aluit' present vt ill Le tequiaite tu decide, nfflrua tiveiy, and vti.tn ii.ioiigli the Cuniuiiiiee o( the Whole, the proceeding! will he stated to the Senate, ai d ti e quetti jus again severally put thereon (or co. nrmution o- new one. propose.), re quiri U In like piauuer a Coin uiri lite ol iHu-thirdt lor whatever la retained or iu-erled. The votes so confirmed by the beiiale are lequirod to bo reducol into the form of a rutif.c-.tion at may biv beeu de tided, and uiutl be piopoted on a eubMqUeutd.y heu any one shail aatn be Irce to move ante. J niinta, either by lotertitig ui leaving out nurdt. In moving a quealiou, two thiitts are rtqiilsite to carry Hie itfiliinaurr al vtell at order Hie final question lo sdviae and conmiui to tha rauficotiuu lu thefoiui agreed to. Alter tl.e adjournment of th Senate the Commlt tte on 1 or-'itn Itelaiiont held a meeting continuing tv.ii hours. Tie y Mill have another meeting to morrow. The lea ling ol Ibe treaty created it good impression, ana the inlicallona are that It will bu passed Aiiuough the treuty waa put In t;pe at the In ttauceo: tne He. retarj o(Htate, not mure than i:ht topita were today in II e pi saetbl .11 o( tne nhets 1 1 the Senate, int iudl.ig those ol the otnmittee on Kon tgn Itt'l ili.ius. Among waa sent to the De purtiuent lor a Ircali suop.y, but Ihu) wore nal ob t.iine tl. 'j'tia beiiate, huvtever, has ordered the u.ual iiu'nher to be printed for Its o-tn ti". A ma lority ol to Senate ate In Invurol rem. vmg the ut Juuelion of seensy so thai the Irony may now ho made public, ted this would have beeu the rei-ull hudtlieqiieatir.il nrrti tietsed to a volo this alter noon It may come up lu t e se sioa ef Irlday, to which time the Beiiate nta tjjuurue.l TUO10TING AT SCR ANTON. A V10ILA XClt COil 3t ITT KK rOltlUKD toll BVLP.VKh'JiXOB. Women nnd Children I'rnylnar lb" Miner not lo V.utrr iLe- I'erlloii Mine nl rilta lou The Killed nnd U ounded nt bcrnn-tou-l'osslbls Itrsuumtlnu. I'lTTaiot, Hay 10. The nelglihorliood of Bwoyer.t Co.'a coal mines, alont Uirea miles from thla place, was Isst night the scene ot eicltemrnt In consequence of the potting at th anlranc of th than ot Ibe following order J. II, BwoiRni You ste hereby notified. accnrdlra" to law ie oors oi ly Inetity men In thlt mine un-P von have a cco id opening, accordint to n.lnt ventilation law bignui, l'AritiuK bbhtvirr. The miners, aboct three hundred In number, railed a meeting In the evening, and resolved that the order was unnecessary, and Intimated that It waa (militated by peresna In the Interest of the com. I antes end rel lies miners knovt wall that a (alt almllar lo that of the miners ol tha Avondalo shaft, on tha fatal day ol their dertrucllon, awnlla them If they, in their ei.eriifit nr work, go below heedlees ol all Injnnctloni regarding the creation of alrahtlta, A ttrrlHu ditister Is Imminent at this mine. The moat competent mining englneera who hay exam ined lb chamber! assert that an awlul catastrophe must ecau II II miners and laborers psulat in noi king, Hand! are gathered about the month of tha aoaft, computed principally ol women and children, who endeavor lo dissuade tht miners Iro ui lulog below. The men, hot. ever, who aro AffA. or tu nasosa, do not teed the admonition, and In their eager de Ire lor vtork, asaume the reaponaiblllty. Applica tions iCr Uit' A Co'' ,b,,t w"' ton byunlfln rn !!(Caslnc, and II is cetlaln that the associate J 'hla n'JjUiorliood b.a but little Influence. Itepoilt of ilotout actlont In other locollll- haie' a tendency to eicltt the public mind, but do not In the leaat dlaturb Ihe equanimity of the mluera. Tie Set reporter to day vlattcd every one of tl men injured )caterday In the riot, lfttened to tl.e pililul atorlea ot tboae who are able lo talk, and tiamtnt'd their gbattti wound. The Hot naaorlgW nuted by the Yieleh mums and tt.elr wivea and children. Arret! inany more laborers prove to niv been Injured than waa at first eup.oeed. 1 hit morn lua tt Mas lumored throughout this city t iat iho dead bodies o( Ivto of Ihe ictncrt l, ad been di'euVirod In ILe woods adjoining the time of the Hot, and that auotber man uad Otcn (ounti autTerln trout vtoundt wt tcb must hive lerinltiate I hit e-xiaieueu lu a abort time II autror had cot armed. I went to-day to aaccrtaln If pottible TUX EXACT Tltl'TD. After driving (rem place to place and collecting alt the authentic tcHn.ou that wat lo be had. the ro por ler learned Uat another laborer named Dtly 'lad been Ibunu lying In the vtoout nitre Le had re alned j II nit lit, reifietlnj firm vtounda received luiiec.ctee. IlewnsLeilen she ut t.e head lnhu iiitnl), nearly ah the lle.h liiviug boou klcad olThls ace, two of his ribs broken, and hit uody one mats 0 bruises. When discerned by his Irlends he teas la en to Mt home lu Hide Park, where he lies lu a i T'Caricn. condition In ret .rd to tuo tno ti.cn wliti had beeu found dead the statsim-uts nere of tho most cvuiraoiciory character, and uouing certain could le ascertained, nte perst na had teen tte two men, otlurs had heard u( them, aud l ointed out ll.c place w I.i re they n ere sat I lo hate been found; vthlle otl. is, ut. nha9 as go d faeili'iet tor ohuiiimg In'orniation. vt'-re nlire Igiorart. Thtt ne. however, the tit! w.io, When intrrro tsled on the da) prevt u. w,-re ex- ire'.iel,. anxious to Lut.i the riot up, or DA:a nht .1 i. as tioMilde. li is ceilaiu that two or Ituee abvrera have eeen lounJ, but vtuxTiicu niD ou not tt l Impossible tu say. lu the residence or Marti 1 McDonnell, l ound him In a very Ion state, breat lug with uiffleu tr, and evidently sutlering iron cangeruus inlert.U ttijitrtea. Ho is also irlgillti I. bruited and blaceoned about the bod) andlin.r sxlremities. I managed to get from him a slate inentoftbo lads roccsrnio.- tbe blnnn.; o lie riot, end his tet.lmiti) to e vt ry particular luuttan Halet th at siveu in I lit M N 1 1 )tstt rdat. lu ud lion he said Hal if Ihev li.u lt-eu Iniiied In atltud the meeting b ihe uiboreia :ii me HsiuiJlon mine', and ntd ohlii ted Hie .uerty of loec.im panr to tto.d lae tiir.'lluK iu It etr groun It. t.ter cola lave aV, I'hd a Colilatou with t.ie tll.iiers. Tie. avlec.i irago.i in dl.cusaiua ins t.rop..ti.y blion.n vietu n inds n no tieroittit. hal boeu m ihe con ttr) ouly a :e.A ntrt-ks to be pi iced it nork la a cba.iit't'i, nnile I oi-e w ito bale bven Inboriua lor six, e.vht. or ten ..t were cuinpe'tle-tt to remain al the nork and wakes of a laborer, nlien ihev nere ael upon by TDK VVILSU WOM XX, as alrtaJy atated. lis tays that everything wa dons ou thot pari to prevent disturbance, and several snot were tiled lit tneua by the tinners baion tuu) let ri.. ltd. He adds thai when the dmurbaue nas oi.ewed near DtlggV .11911, tin crjnu of ruCau nere ed on by '1 l omat lliooks, nho drove a hurs e liir. uh tbeui, and eailea upon the u mora in mur derlhei. 1 hit lliooks la t.le sauie mau nhu dls t neuisiied nltnteir In the riot on ihe Tin utt., aud It and'r tweutv-tlve hiiutltt'd dollars bouds to an pear oeiore t.ie Court. Patiica. hilo It suffering (toin vvouu Is asttaied etierda' lie la very feeble, uud it Is tno oilnion ol bit uirdlctti nttend-ul Hut he nill tcsrceir suntve. He corrvborated t'e suteioeni ut McDoi,. ell In even point. Whle Mal.ing these sufir-ere, tl.o Sp.v repirter was lu torme'd tout one O'ilura and one Allcliael Carroll ood aiso sudered sovore trealuient at the luuus ol th" uu .era. The loruier was TKUUIDLT llASUEll ADOPT Till IIRAD, pari uf tl e scalp Invite beau kicked off h) tue mon sie's, who wo-, il have killed bin. t .wy to- the In' r-.rii-iee ol raiiii'dl men who cau.e lo hit rctiuo. 1 ho latter alro bears iuara:s uf ihu horrible lie-ai u eut, one of Lis arait baling been broken and hi, body a blackened u ast liuui tuo kicks which he re Ceiled. lu re'erence to William Core, who received a jltlol builtt lu tno tulgu, the doctor nno at.cui'ol ului (u)t that the bll entered bear tl.e grelu ami uraze-d the exterual lll.ic artery. The wound It uiuc.i more daaaeruut than nut at bnt (upioteJ, uud It it probable tual it will cusl l.lui hta li e. A tneeliuu ot luborers has beeu cubed lu meet to morrow on Uloenui lull. Citizens nud Punnets men genera ly wil attend tuliv nruieu torment ditiurbaucu anould tie aiincra aiteinut iaierfeiunce. bpeecueaare to t-o made by iroinlueut etlizeus. and a iailsnce lomiullte-e will orgaulze to prevent further murderous outrages. Patrick Noon's house in Ilcllevue waa bnrncd laat night. N ion Is no ot tl.e lab .rers driven to ihe woods yt'steruay, "Ud, feaiti.A ileuta il he lo Ditlned at home last nhi.it took refuge In tho house ol a Irici.d, and heuce was abtem at ihe time of tha tire. JlentffAfThe llernlck Cm-rli arrived al 0:3J to tugiit. uud have reported for duty In little l'.tk A-.ctioiiof artt.lery with two piicet armed at 11.30. UlMItJ I'ROTECTtU OT S0LPIIKI. Meaarr. Morrit A Weeks, whose rcintra vtere driveu out last night, deterniiuud to resu-i.e tola iiioriitng, and secured a 'nil tore of men wno were wil ing to work, guarded by to.jiers. Tuey are ir t t.ug out the usuiti auiouitt o.' coal to-day, although trou us is anticipated. I. ait litem about ml) iitiuers vitlted the piece, Intending to dosiroy tl.e trues, cars, and rnaehinery of tlio mine, but wars prevented by the preseuce ol the aoldlsra. AUD1TUATI0N ACCKPTtO, At a meettny of the Delanure and II ildlon Com pany's men pi Piuvideice icalerday, the qu -ation ot arbitration was tteeiy aitcu sed, uud Ihe lullotv ing weie adopted; ll'Arrrai, Ihe President of the Delaware and Uni son t anai e t utpauv hita tilTere-d 10 itrhllrate lite quet tti.it ol wagrt niovi'led thul nogo to work uneondi ttonally. be it ilterolure Amv.W. ll.nl ws cifer to arbitrate with anumt lre the qu. .lion ol vvaiiet that wo shall rcculye, aud au to nor unconditionally, Wong TO PB BtSCUltD AT O.VCZ. ritlbAPIiriilA. May 10 A despatch from Potts lllle sa s i At a untiling uf the miners, held tint aI"ruooti, Bibili.itinn nas dec! 'e l upon. Kvery. Hung hat been atlsnged, tud immediate reiumptlon will take place. Htrnlzlitetilni lliliiga in Jersey City. The Uoiiiil elect of tlio Hutlaou couutjr l'rcc. Iioldcre met yesterday. Three members who had i.d'lialed with the "hold over" Hoard, changed their opinion and Joined the ll.ckln body. The Hoard decided to admit fit three persons who had recclvod tho highest number of voles lu eacli district In Jer icy Cltr. Uy this means husineta un be legally tranaacted until th Courts decide the point at Issue, The Hoard allerwurd organized b) the elec tion of James 11. Mariup, Director Nicholas Furer, Clerk; S. U lunaom. t otunel. A resolution ordir int the Director and Clerk to demand the books aud t.peisol ihe Dei urliutint irom tae Clark to t.ie old oaid was adonted. Tho Ilnslou, llnillord und llrle. IIohton, May 10. lu tho matter of tho lloslon, Ilartlord and l'.rlu Ittllroad, Hi Munaaehutuits Supreme Court have decided that Moses Kruliull, Thomas Tulhot, and Avery Pluiiier are tlio lgtuii..ts auccersors ot Iho orl..ml truttees tiudui the He" dull tiiorit'igoi and upon their compliiug with certain specified conditions, the receivers are It) Place in their hands tho property aud Irsnclilso ot the Com pauy. Hnow.Httiriit In Vlrglnln. lUkKtioNuuttd, Va., May 10. There la anow ou ti e North Mountain, about ten Miles Irvtu here, Itu a iiu-jias deep, which Ull Put uUhU TIIK Till AT, OP WILLIAM F08TEH. i'errahndonlna: ol the Action before Judge C'nrdoro this Rlornlnt-The Aaauaaln's Own Account ofbl l,ir. Foalcr, the itrcct car murderer, la lo b put on trial before Judge Cardozo thla morning. Ki Judge Htuart, counsel for the assassin, his no one asaochleJ wltit him In tha defence. The frlenda ot Foster hav applied to th most eminent members of lb New York bar, but not oo will Jolo Judge Stuart In defcading Foster nnleaa aaiple Urn Is afforded for prayiratlon. Illhey can have llm to prepare a defence, a number of Hi moat skilful criminal lawyers In the City will aelat Judge Stuart In th caae. The Judge thla morning will In-let on a poalponement, aa he la too 111 to go on. lie hi been ruBcrlng under a lever attack of ever and acue (or tne hit two days, and will not attempt to defend the prisoner until be recovers. J Jud;o fltiorl, In private conversation, say tie baa MO llbl'ta Or ACQUITTING HIS CI.ll.1T, bnt think that his aelttett pontahment should be Itnprllonment for life. II bcllevea I'oatcr gulltlera ufinurdcr that the killing not an act of pre meditation. Ills client, he eie, waa under th In fluence of liquor at the time and knew not what he did. He had no intention of killing Mr, t'ntnam. and therefore the act nas nut murder. The highest courts, however hi" deeltlt.t tnat a man who tnket hlmtelf cr izy wllh l.quor tnu'l be held re epuutiblt for his m la w.tlte undet auc I ItiflueiicJ. rearm' itcrt. Tha murderer lu.t told lilt iterv, na follows, to a rerrtor who visitel him In tne Tombs t Mr name la William Prater. I waa born on th northu.tt cornol o.' E'evenlu alrceiand 'lhltd .ive nue, onposiu n e i tl e of Cn .niie and Correction, in the Kith or fepternber. IKW. I began to ru to school when 1 rt i fi or 0 ytMta ol n;e slid con lluiinl ai atti(!y ttnlin watahout It. ni'endini school In Nlntn street, fvi.H' atreet. and Twenti seventh atrret llurTn Hi terra of 1SIR I nllindrd boarding ecLool In Jonrirrrit Iv "dloa shove Tru) In t.ie tu inner of ItUO 1 went 10 1(10 'Iwcntteth alteel sci otd a second lime, an I Irom th' re to the re-gu-onvlllo Aeoleni). Delhi, N. Y., nTitre J .?'nl Ihe winter term of thnt year. During tje nlntcr UfTn I rntutned lo the Jnnesvilla A?antun, and Icttinf tvfrc it the expiration ot tlial let in, I c-ime to ltd. city, tnj was apprenticed to a mason i that wat tn 1-&I I Worked at the trade for five ycart. and ou the ITlli dif ol i-eptimber, 1HST, I was married to Hits Jane Norton ol Nuw York. 1 rem lined In lids city until Dec. 7, K'i7, men I stalled tor Australia, accompanied by my wue 1 leinalned litre three years, anu lelt title In Ni veu.ler, l'OO. aiming home In Match. IrCl. I telurned tn t.iy trade, and womc I as 4 mason for about a mouth, w. tn I nut appo tiled ixsrzcioii or ttwins. by Thocrat I'tepnen., I'rotldenl oftheCroton noard. Tno sewer nje citobieied in six month., and was thrown out of employment. Kvert'itaj wat dull hi re then, so In Oaluber lsl. 1 stirteit for CalHor nla. I only stayed there eighteen munlhs, during which tlutclwr.s Inrimi tn or a eer I.i Htn Krtn cltco, under a Mr. Mctl lynn, when hearing that my wife, whom I had lilt In New York, wts lonely, I look passage lor home, aiming herein March. 1SU), Araln I relumed lo tny trade, pcntulnz It steadily nntll lbin, wheu I nat laid up wllh II 0 riicuma'lttn lor lour month an I what little money I hid auc rteJed 111 saving up set e melted away. On mr re finery my fall rr ti.irtod llvtry rtal.e r n.o .1 Xo Kisi IwenlitCi etrecl, ba' In J11 1, sp) I was compeheJ to give Hup. I l.-as t.icil aj ;ot..l.d ixtricTou or raitmxTj br William M. Tueed, and held tbe office until Pep ttlul.er. laTu. During October aud November ol t at year I nut Id e. anJ lnDcfentler 1 went In woi M a a contlue or 01, the luuil ave-nue line. 1 lemal' ed there ten weeks, en I left f. r the same post ton oj the Hr 1 1w 1 an I Seventh avenue ro.d. I Int.' teen the e five weeks lacking lo da.-t, and that hit t tne up tn tlio dale ol Hilt ei-curiotiee. 1 uu 1 bet 11 excut? I ttuii. duty tl.e tin) belore. nnd on W edt'i l.-v t'.e '.Hip, I 1 id run one trip on car No T3, n.itn 1 wenl to ine starter and atkrd to ne ex cuted bvcauie I was unit lor dot). Iwaadruuh. jiii; riu.s tt:i; iu.lciiox. Hows Hnrton's llrt-wl Ylclory-Thr Ditlton I'rinlriw Curry llir Ilny-'llir Iteliuuiis Klrcl-Tlie Insult la .Itr. I'r.tnltllii. Hie foliuning is tlio vote lor tlflcgalet from N'V Y'orS Tjpocriphteal Union No. 0 to the Na tional Convention at Ila timuret xist ll.irltn'.'W'Id. 1 As J7i f H.OII TKlel. Hi nit P. tn-f una. ,0i.loh,i lli tt ii.or Cta Itu. ill I).. 1 h-vi ,t Nn user.. 9 8 M.. 1 1 t II IV It t',."l. .1 a.llti.llll Ueo.ge W. UaiM.it.... t liar e M. YoUU 3 ALTEU.NATgS. Jnthns I!. TVililant.... or' tl nn Pncite- I'rsncit Pitzreral I out .lo.ejh u J...k.. 11 tl I. am II trance 6". ,N U Uowt.lt Vt taa.uilGrah.iui Ull ml lam Philp 5 Hi Il is understood Hist the It biuson parly vvi.l con teat the election, on the ground that th vote of Mr. II. PranUIn of Philadelphia waa bncontlltutloniUy rejected. tub ruiLAPCLrniA rniKTeits iicitzp. Piiii.aiici.piii, May 10 A tteelal meeting of the Philadelphia Typogriplncai I'ihoj It to be led to morrow evening, lo lake Into consideration ll.o unwarrantable action of IMe Ne.v Y'ork I'nioo In re luting the vole or .Mr. Ih t.jauilu I'ranklln, furn erly a lettectabie Ji ui-er.iian printer of this city Mr. rrmklln arrived here thtt mot ring ll't iceoucl of hit Ireatireut itat ox' itetl uiueh indign ition among lite Philadelphia prlntirs. ltiorAXn mv un 1:11. A Client Conipnni's Troublra In TnnUhuu iioeli, Wyoming Co., Pa, Intense excitement 1 ret ails lu Tunkhanaocic, the ouniy aeit ot Wyoming county, a few miles from b -re. ever tho murder and serloua noun ling and maltreatment of seven! citlzent of that place, which happened yesterday afternoon it foltavi: Tic Commonwealth Clrcut, trave'.ll.u by cmal and railroad, yesterday pitched their tent In Tunic lannock. Immediately after fie artsrnoon per fonranco the utual iopltig-ln of the country coualna to the mlnatrul col (tit commenced. T ie manaieri, being unable to. dispose of a large u timber ol tickets, pocketed II e receipt of what few icel were told and uucorlmui louly dismissed tho aa-wtnb y At tula iruat'iieiit ou John tinkler anil a It vv of hia duped c-mrsdea protes't'd, when lot words pa-ted and blows .ind stones und brick bill nere In-, ly ex changed. Dunns cie int-1'"-, 01.0 ol 'he rtrt-nt r..ni raiiy urasped a tentnll at d 'inbrtlded It in tlm b'a n ef Johu tlnngler He dir. I this inurnlnir. II ill 1 dozen ciliz-ns wero m Te or lest d mgeroutly wounded, beventeei arrests nere made auioni tue members ol tl.e fn r ny. The lent tab used In Ihe murder was tumid clotted and tieetMlteied wttit the blood of 11 e vt lira. It is allered that the pnrlies to the coufitct nere under the it fluoucu of w hi. key. Hhot Dt nd ou n llubuUrn I'err) Hunt. Aa 0110 of the Clutrtt phtr altect ferryboats was crottlni to II. lol.on jetter luy nu unknown man, about (orty yiara old, went from tho pe itle nan'a cablu (0 Hie low. where he stood upiarently abtorlod In t'ctp tcfltctlon, A bootblack eicppt'tl up to htm and ashed him whether be abnuld shine his boots. 'Ihe mall did wt answer, bnt roomed troubled The b y saw the mau suddenly Lake eomeibtng fioui hia pocket and r.ilte his hand. The boy tupposed It wat a cigar, but tu lest than n second he mis startled by the retort of a pie-ol. The man Instantly tell, end in live ininctea nut dead. There waa a wild scene ull preteut seetued horror Urlcl.cn. The houy wue taken to nn under Ukcr'e and Coronir Y'eithardt aumii'oncd, Tue Hilly thing tooi'd 011 Hie peiou of the filicide to ft rnlah a c'ue was a wedding ring wllh the initial!, L. M, 11, lo M. J. P." The muu nu woll die tied. A Woman' l'rraenre of 911ml, Last uvcnlnt; a lite was discovered in tin) base ment of VMS bulhvan Itreet, oceueloued by the falllnj of a keroeeno lamp. Had it Dot beeu fot the prompt actlou of Mr. Johnson, who had tho pretence of mind to throw a plankut over tho flames, tlm bout might have been dottruyed. The building Is n five story leucine,.. t, und It occupied byoxtren colored families, 'Ihe ici'upnnta were lor a lew moments panic airickeii, uud several women were biought out fainting. A Dt'Hil.I.otk a llobokrn. Y'ostcrdny lor tho gecutiel timu tlio Iloboken Cotuinon Council bad tin qnornni. I'lve members nut Mod to roll-call at 1 o'clock, and adjourned until 1 o'clock, w leu, no other luemlrr having appeared, Ihev adjourned until to-day. 'Ihe body not jet having lul.y organized, aud no betgenut-al-Arma huviiig beeu elected, those uieinliit coiiuut cvintul tuu uueudanee ol olhers. Tlio Murder of heeretnrv Timlltll. CiitOAdO, May 10. The City Attorney uud City Martha! of JacLsouyllle, III, passed through 1 'tor I a this mornlug with two prisoners Johu l.einor.a, alias lleldeu, and titeve alcUaiecy aupposed lo have been entiterued In tho murder of Mr. Tyed-di or hpringfti-ltl. One nas arretted ctar Pniill'.id, blark county, the ntnor al Prinaeiuu, Tho eMCeuce It aald 10 be strong egutnat 1 10m, y Another Rlurtlt rer Hlnrvlng, IJohn Yurc, under aontenco of death In Cfitn den, N. J., lor killing lila latLer, has relut.d to ttvko suy food nhaWver since Tuesday laeirulug. HIE CIVIL WAR IN FRANCE. jvo itp.nor to nr. tmorrx to tub TllOOl'S or tiik aoriiiiNMisxr. Itnmorctl V.scnpo of Iho (larrlson of I'ort Issy-Orn. Itoaael Itrnntsls n Cell In tbe 1'rlaoii or ttI-i7.rts-A Hoiv lu the Conimiine The Tricolor on l'ort liar. Pabis, lly 10. Tbo Commune nsscrta that tho garrlaon of I'ort Isay haa certainly escaped capture. Oen. Iioatel cloie a communication lo th Com mono, complaining tuat he had not received proper sutontt, In the following words 1 Two conrsos were open to nnr forrea, viz to broat throngh the obt.iclea which environ Paris, or In retire. The former has been round to be Im possible and therefore we have retired. 1 have lb honor to u of )ou a cell In tne Main." A BOW IK Till CO HUP NX. At a ascrcl sitting of Hie Couinintie fin Tuesday. It wat decided to Inalat sn the resignation of the Committee ot Public fcifety.end that Hi appoint ment of their lucrraaora ahould be made Imme diately, Th Commune alio decided to trrct 00 Hirco data of each week, except In cat ol emer gence, when Ibo slttlnrwlll teldd petmanently. The arsslon will b herd In Ihe Jlotcl de Villa, M, Delcsclnze annvviic-d that Oen, llosael adheres to III reflgnstftin, nnd appealed to the Commune lo foteio nl) animosities. The meeting was character, tied by recriminations between the member of the Central Cummlltco unJ those of tht Commllto ot Public Safety. Tim TRtcohon on ronr istr. Tbo trleMer I floatlnj Horn a corner of Fort I'D, t ut the fort apparently la net occupied by the Veraaldlata. The Commune announce that it la unoccupied nnd utitrrsUe. Port Vanrrca la still lornlng. Tbe druuta were beaten all laat night, the jnlMtti'y authorities evidently apprehending au at tack from th AtlffiiWltt, Tint BratcCzna to nxcriv so uiRCf. Th rub-Con. ciiltcc cf Orghplzatlon. In a prccla nation isiued to tl -y, enters the most relentteaa mei'iurrs tovtaid the letlrger. Noaoldler will bo allowed to depart In the slightest dtgree (rom his duty, and all the troops are forbidden toceas firing npon tbe Vcrtallllsts who may attempt lo surron drr; whllo fugitives and stragglers aro 10 be stbred wheu raught, or If they are tn numerous bodies are to be fired Into mcrciloiil) by the cannon and mitrailleuse. 27 a: CAi'TiritK of von r issy. Une Hundred nntl Tirrrity-nlne Cnnnon nnd n ((unnlltr of Proilslous helrrd-llrnnUy Poisoned wllh Tnhncro. VziLttiLLz.', May 10. One bundretl and twenty, nine ranuon were caotured In l'ort Ittv. fifty of nl Ich have lecn Iruught to thla city. Large c;uar titli of ammunition and proilrlnL nere found In the tort, as wat a, to rontlderablo btandv Infu'ed w Pi tobacco. The latter rendered fatal the wounds ol these nlo drank it. T.ie capturo cf Port la) nutes terror among the Parisians, llattery Mon iretoot continues a runout fire upon Ihe tooth western portion of Paris, to which the federalists ruako bnt a feeble reply. It tt clamed by the (lor eminent that the Cointntili.it statement that the gairlson escaped from It.y before tho capture of tl.e tort la nnlruo. The Vii'anlea Pircea are tljwly lut aurely approaching the enciinU of I'arlt iit uoktu nveci-ATiox or rom v.vxvrtt. Later The fire fiotn rort Y'anvres ceated at 6 o'clocU tils morning. It It believed fie fort has been evacuated. A body of troops to day escorted to Versailles tic cannon and flog capturod nt Port tsty. The captured ttandird nat presented tn tho Assembly. Several of the uiemb. rs made sucbs congratulating tbe troops on their tn-cesi. v.s'.it' rno'.i i.oxdox. A llrrneli In lire nils nt I'nrlt Kxprctrd Tlt I'e. 1.1 111 11 tie und Nnltounl tlunrtl Ills. roiir.nied-Clil't'ri- 1 Ivlnir PniilrSlrlrlien. I.oxpov, Mav 10. The An'y aVru-s special ties patch from Paris says the column in the Place 'en dfimo will fall on Tl uitday. Thero waa a sharpen gageraeot yesterday at the bridge ol NcolUr, In ntilcft the Communists vere lie.ven. A l.reich In tie walls nf Paris Is expected to bo pracitcuble b) the end of this week. A dttpa ch dated Paris at a late beer last night saya thrre liaa been no cannonading alnce seven o'tlnrk thla evening The National (iuard and the partisans ot the Commune arc dlicounged, and It it rumored that tliere Is rcntoi't rnstxa.ox between Oen. Iiotel and the Committee of Safely or the Commune. Auteull aud 1'olut du Jour were bombarded to-day from Montritout and "Ilrioi brlon," and the population arc flying panlc-ltrtcktn 'rom that portion ol Pari', The cu:6 of the clutch of Si bulplce hia liern or.ee more arretted v order of the Commune, and again dltrhargcd from custody. The Parialans Im pose a fine upon tbo bakcra who are rxnorbitaut In their rhnrgre tor I read. The otBolal Journal ol ILo Cointuune of to day report ell quiet In tl.e vlcln lt) ol Poll leay. CtX. I'.OS'tb AXtl Tne count xs. Ilic following la another vcr I t. 01 (leu. Ite.tiel'a cointi.unlcatioii to the Commune rnlgoing Ihe com msnd of tho army. He tays: I cannot endure to nold the retpnnelblHt) where rvcrvbidr .'ellleraus, nltte Imbodr obey orders, where iiolMng l oigantztd, anil v, lit-re tho gun del cud (or tenlcc con a lew volunteers." In cuntlnnatloo, lh General complains that rein forcements bar not been granted him when ur gently needed, tu I tbat In point of fact the Ct-oi-uiune was Incapable or the dl-chnrget.f tie doles perl ilnlug lo It. He therefore retires (rom Its scr vice, and demands a cell in the Utizae prison. run Tit .'.1 ty op i'r.ic;. The Trenly hlgnrtl YYslerdnv Aflrmnon The l'oi llflciilioiis of I'nrls In hp Delu ded L'l' In tin' Vrrrtiilllrs l.iivrriiineiii, I'KtMroBT, Mav 10. A tieliinlivo treaty of pence betnten l-'ruuce and fttimuny waa al.-nt-d ut S o'clock Hits alletnonn, ll Is I t in red the Purls lorntlcatlens now tit-cupit't by Hit Pru-ann trnoot will be delivered lu too Vtr.uill s i.ovi rtilntlil e-v. 11 belore the lay until 01 tho first lli.la.luitnl 01 tno w r Indemnity. llxiLite, Mi) 10. A drapateh from I'rankfurt lo the Joiiiidat L01 ttiUfttin sn.va the ntgot..ilioiirt comrl'-led 1 1 nav will roll 1 In effecting 1 tea! and dur-.ib'e peaer, nnd not merely in rtmoviu Iuin r.r; difilculties. The Tennessee lllnntl llorsp liners. N'AauviiLr, May 10. J11 the first ruce to-day for lite cslizens' stake, tW, all ages, In 'Anile huuin, 50 entry, play or pi), tour entered on I Inree .tun ed. Helmet wou, llainey Wtl.iauit being tlttutnced in the f eood ne.it and Morgan bcout lu the tint. 'I line, 8:1 St and 8:tf.S'. Ihott-onJ race wat for an n.tnc'atlon purse nf f ,100, ml'e ne.it.. besl Inn 111 three. Iinorwou. Aneioid arttind. Meiullia third, and Petunia lourtli. 'llnicliSH;, l:.'.lt,. and 1:5.'.. Haruoy Williams wts theli'oriiu 111 'ne flrrl i..e., and Aneroid in the second, Ihe track nas heavy. The Qnrrn nl' L'ontldf lire A an 1 11 Arrrslrd, I.oriiiMTrn, N. Y'., May 10. Anna tJilium, alma l'alltraon, the n-'toiluus confidence wuman. waa utro-led here to-dav ou Ihe cintr.e of dofrau ling and attempting to deft tud dlllerent perauna. HI10 nut coinniittt'd to awuit ihu uetlou ol tho Uruud Jur) In October next. Vrntrrleli Doiiclnat'a Ineligibility, Wasiiimiton, May 10. Tlio Ti'tnluiiui Legisla ture nl Columbia will uu-el next .Monday. Il is said that Pred Douglass, who I. .is been no.i.lii.ted uud rontlruietl as u lue ttbei ot the up et biauolt. la not eligihle, aa lo Is a citizen of New Y'ork, and did not royister or vote tn Wasninxti n City. una Nohlo Atlltin ul (inv, CI u III 11. Hoston, May 10. Unv. Clalllli liaa tippolntcij Jttiliv Ward Hone and Mia. Htevem, uf Cun.lirl.lgo, Jo. Here ol Iho Ptutce lor bulloU loiinly. 'li.ea polntmenis tauit conilrtiialiou Dy the lixoeutno Couutll. A Hhlp nnd All lier t'reiv Lost, J'or.T AuiAsejri, N. P., May 10. The sl ip City of tpje-bet', ol Atui'tlecn fiem London, bound to (ijeboe, was nrecketet at Dead l lanil oil the ntgtit 01 the mil, bhe la a total losa, a. id all bar crew are drowned, I'rreldrnt (irtiiil'a lirlreiirhinriit. Tlio vvnL;t't of tlio auilora in the revenue tuarlno st'ivii-e have teen reduced Iron. d0 lu I tl a iiioiiln. The crew ol (the culler Hugh McCullocli, tl.itioii. d In Portland, refuaud to accede, and bay qull lh vtwol. A TnOT AT 1'nOSVKOl PAnit. The Opening Ilnce of Ibe rSrnson A Lively Conical between Hnrnti Jnne nnd Nelly llrnnt-TIi nlenibcra or lh Club nud Ihelr l'rlenils Out lu Force. Tbe racing season at Prospect Park Course, opened most auaplcloualy yesterday afternoon with a fine trot between Ed. Ctark'a ba) miro Sarah Jano and laaae Donjtlaia's brown mare Nelly Grant, good llm being made and th weather being t favorable aa could be desired, Tne enjrae waa In cnsital condition, mrythlng Icing In the most per fect order and prepared (or the crowd that waa aure to be prescnl The elandi were lull, and al th Club house wero number ol handaome and t'.e tanlly drcaaed ladies, wlroa and Irlends of the must prominent mcmbera of lh Club from Uioolc ljn and Wllliatmburgh. Clustered around the pool acllera and the Jodgca' Hand wera fiombera of neil-known tleVoleel Of the turf, while other were knowingly In. petting the condition and movements of the mauy crack lioraca preacnt, moat of which are entered for pursce at Hi aprlng meeting. Among the men were Hill Shaw, Mm lloagland, I -uis Dorclle, Georgo Cooper, Prank built, Dob Tutlie, Dave brclth, John Wheeler, bin Hatr.pl qd Martin, the owner pf L;Jli Wells. Private end livery Carriage ot nil klit.il aud deicrli.lt. .na tier on the grouLd, and evory ovenue leading lo tho course nat crowdoj. THE DITTIKO on MondtTlatlwftl J.1W to 15 In favor of Farah Jano; but she fell lime, having bruhed a chord In training, and tho acile turned so that on Wednea day Nelly Grant waa tha favorite, W) lo f 50 bring offered and lalten. When the hour for lh raie r rived and the loreca wore stripped, the splendid ap pearance n btttli awakened reneral admiration, and In sp te of her r'ptlle lamenesa barm Jane's triouds took heart, and her stock weut op. t!U POOL ITAHD waa under the charge o' Jake Bomertndyke, aided snd abe ted by lis well-known la.lttant Nick and the iCOls were rattled oft in the lively manner char acteilltte f tula noriil ir genius or the trsck. Tbe ,'altaaol adit.' Nelly Urant, 85j Haiah Jane, 115: tpt with nfn riccelv8 roolth ndda iilmlii. ultd, until lie lavtiillrv t ok Hie aecond place, and tho lat rent told letore tl.e firit heat waa c'arah Jane, llli Nelydiant, HI. At Finar ItpAT -Paiah Jane was drlvn by Itlrtm llnwe and Neilv Ursnt hr Had Hob e, l)ni Pclffer. who nst 10 htvc hsndicd b.r, t.cini nek. rtolli horses rameup iisnd.omelv ami had a capital tend-nir, but bsd scat r pa'.ed the tta-d when nsinhjane brtit,e bsd'r, whba Nell) Grant bntdtn well mur work-, forced nhiitd vnd let the lead in the thrce-qnsrier pule, (hour.11 the bay after catching her teel siesddy doted th" ran between ihni. u iitl lar the first one hundred ystd.oltbe h une stretch they tame dssliing In nick and nerg lllitni iht-n vvrnt in In win. and by a ha-dtotneecT'i'l paf.ed Ihe brown, sad Sarah Jtue too the heat. itme-a:ltn. Th't heal fettled the merits or Ihe two mares tn Hie min t1 ot the betting Iraternliv, and ihe only ho .e 01 winning which the rrtenrttnl tho brown mere teemed ui en eittl-i, was that Ine lnr.Li'esorine bay woo d pr. vent her lintdina out, PHI to litt i rnnf.denee wst tell In litis that I exiling was tne old. rot the hour, aud the Lett's? was at" 1 1n favor Kamli Jauo Urttiilt llrav.-Hy Hit time the heat wnt called, the breeie li t h hid been blowing Iner-a.e.t tn a i.ale, snrt ss ti-e bor-ew niud. ine Inrns ll ey were et vcoticd Int lend of dtul. Aiiotn. r root tenfl t tt sieiiat red thettsri.bat as thrv r mined the tu-n Nelly tiisut I t 1 el (eet stet ainh .Isue .t'tiwej tlty.Utit hetwetn them 1 I in I'na I'd' Hr I rou -M Netty bars to tier call, artlat the nail ni.te the lo ni irtt werene-e und tuctr. Tito pae prevod inn it" en I,- Neliv. nnd ne aptin we'u ui, wneit uear th-'' r -v '0-nnt.- srd s 'tor 1 lln.e nn the hnino a 1 1 1 1"-.. M"1 real bv nbniii f ty yat'll. Hid O'.lt taeoe'ei 11 unr-'li:- ush the' rotta r-t-.r- or Ilira n, who d. I not puali tne bvv. llnie, 30'l 'llifine wat now at nn ei.l f 110 to (10 being ottered on sn-ali .I'lno. 'k''r Ittinn llraT l.k I'll f the r leredlne nnr.. thl wt gntid tend i.frbiit arah .'ane wri 1 tip lu the Crtt quarter, aim N' lit Hr. nl pn"n ft ntisrie-r rHe a teugt't shea'. 'Ibe It. d wnt nf tittle -erviin in I er bt'weter. and tier ru a' Mi ad'ty overhauled her ..n the l.aekt s'r-ten. rstttfr the lhr,-e-onartr pnt3 iwn tenths al't-td t hit M tht" point she b-nke. an t Nellv. in s final erT' rt tn win, lln.hrd 1 tn tier and tnni. -t lead nfl"nr let at'tt 1,11 pcin fit lit- lo keep h.-r leet. an-i hreat ne- --tt'lt satn fe I In th rea. s.trah Jane easily wlnuiug lb beat sad race. Time. VilOi. nts 1: tor, wM"b wa fr a pnrse of ft 'n. wiin sn onttlV purse ,ftui a fide, wes n t- ied one in n'l re.peei-. an 1 no eownlain s I sn k nd were heard 11. I all t, 11. e t 1 r rti rtlv satt.fed wl'tt the inn: gt ,.i tt yudcrs wi.o are ofBLers o( the ttntt The em te wet u d r 'It ('arcs of t-ili'tirt i-tent Oa'lei In whnm. with ipe efdt lent dtaehtnni nf puttee iir-dcr Ml dtreetlou, at d e it ueh ol Ihe tit nt IN- Tee A'.ei tt'-e rues Mr Hot rit" t '1 ve'lv (Vart ftr I iv 1 itattbertvi f ttn.-1 1.i"--s,'fi of Ned Duniline lor e.C. .Ned then ana there tl. owing -iV stuitinr. PrnpeCT I'tnrc f. ck I 1 May t", MTl. Itr -to It ve-1 11 e- h m1. e -r tti tt i- I 1 1 Dud Hobleeni' -t 1 1 m Si i.t urant 3 S s 1 ilu J-IO'a .:.U', l:,v nt'C TOR VT'TtD V T. A handlean nee for s.'ajj 1 e- vei-n IM t lark's .Malor. tt ws-ne.snd Itieli rd 'la --rev's I. 'Ill" Tnitimv. In harness, wt i tak plsee st Pr-apeet I'ari. ntirec on Sa'nrttvr w'lern. .'n nM vwfc Hiram Hostcnteit MsJr, and John Dely Utile 'tommy. Till! COXSKCTICVT ULKCriOX. Inrslinll Jrvtrll nnd tho llnllrr Itrpiibllrnn Hmlr Tlclul Hrelnrrd Kleelrd, IlAnrronn, May 10. The Legislature con vened at S o'clock thtt afternoon. In tl.e Ilouac the Committee cn the canvass of votes reported Mar-hap Jewell elected Governor by 80 BiJ irltv. an.' a'sn declared the election cf tbo other ltepubli can State otlcer. A retnlnllon deelirlnt Mr Jewell elected wit de bated til' fr.-Pl P. M., when It wat patted hv a pirli vole of 113 10 100. ScicitieentncinbCiswiruabseut or not voting, Tho resolutions declaring the republican candi dates lor other Pino officers were all patted, and tho House n tjenrned. 'I he s-enste will tnito nntl 0 resolutions to-rporrow at 10 o'c'tick nnd nast ihem Gov. ,leell and tl e otl.t r rtrerre will take their oaths ol tifilee (n the flovernnr's m m .it t r. as t'. flcialy notified, srd Orv devil will ronir-unlrit hit message to lie l.egtfl tur nn Tuetdni next Atrai ccnenta (nr pnldie InangU'ttiou ciTt moan-s aud pniade on t' at diy will be made. Atiolbor Victory for llm Allitrtlrs, The Athletics galnnl another HibttHntlal vie lory yesterday. In their second game In this vlcinit), having thebrukeii-ilown Atlantic opposed to them. Ne'lher Cbtipman nor McDonald took part In the match, tiavlns- become dltgii.ted with tl.e ih'Mliiiig their nine received nn Monday at Un hands of the Hotton club. Despite this drunbtrk. Ihe Allniilict til I net'er at the p. t lit n In ll 1 l- .me referred to, senrlng t.iree rnn". win ret- In the for mer rnnti-st they mauo induing. 'Ihe Athene, r.fltlrd slit rpl). bul wire i.n dde tn ll McCinn tele's will pttehlig. nearly evt t) hull l-r'na nti ihe- et .mtnl or i'i 1 tl.t 1 at u it' 1 r ids. A eol.l llu 1 .1. w 111 1 pr.'vut'eil I'orlnj: the came, cirri lug 'i e.t'u I .if d-ist ncro.s ihe Pent uud rentier in 11 ttl'.r ej'de liar for tpie'ii't'is and l.'yt-rs. Tl 0 score by innings Is appen-ieil Kmno. l-t Cn. S.t Ith. 5t ti Cih 7th Mb th Athl-i'e 10 4 15 5)1 4-.1 Atla.llic 0 0 0 0 l 0 I 0 l- S l'nslilounlilo W't-ilillnu here l.vntt K. I itetl. Tlio Pixtl Ward waa in extaclet lat nlglil, Hie event bi lng a lahionaMe wed ting t dentnlg'd hi the Iter I'ather Curran, at 85 City Hall plat e, the rcsldrnco of l'ollco Captain Thomas J. Kennedy. Mr. Peter Donel'aon, a neiilth) llrooklvn merchant natniiltcd In maritage to Mlti nileu Harry, a alsttr o( Mrs. Kennedy. Among the gnosis at the enter tainment nere MierIT llrennsn. .lustlde D twllng, Bui eilntunlent Kelao, Capt. Cllnchv. Warden bu ruin and wile, ("In 1". ("iinnur, Counte'loi (Irov of Hrnoklvn, Mrs. Snantllev, Mr. and Mrs McCurty, Mra Ci.i-eey Mra. l'uftr. Dtlf ttvet (jmi. 11 and Van llutkirk, the v elcriiu Jumna llognn, tnd oil ers. To war I dubn-ak the bride and groom weut to their home In Hroohhn Ml. II r) ut. m 11 11' w Dog. At 3 o'clock yeaterday m'trnlne;, Mr. A. Itrlnk. man, of the east aide, wit arouaed from hia slum here by the unearthly bowling of his dog. Arinln; hlm.elf with a blulceon, Mr. Ilrlnkmati tletcsnde.t to bla kitrl.en, and a man darie 1 tlir.uu'h tht win dow tuto the airet't. Mr. Ilrtukmin followed He n an, and Hfllrer Dailey followed both. The bur glar nna ruplnrcd and tan en liftnre Justice ticolt, who committed him aa Joseph Cupe, of llily. A Truelc Driiimi tu Novtnrh. A few weeks ujro the llosutille Drattutlo Attn, elation played "Cuate" In the Newark Opera lloust'. Intleart of a wax Image, a live babe was Introduce.! Into tbe p.ay. la going oT lie atage, a lady well known in linsevlll for her charniing n tite diniit i, sllnpeil and fell will, the bubo In her tru sei.tui-ly tniurlng It, Latl night ihe child was not txoecled to live until moriilu tlaiirpiitlnii Iti'slaied, Tlic WevoutU lhatiict lit publican AaaocUllon hit nigh' approved the action of tit IL11. Horace Greeley and Mntialr I'mitey In re'iisini In reeog. liizs the uaurped authority of Ihe statu Couiuiliteii. Tlm P. rln Can 11 1 Troublra Over. IlocnutTzit, liny 10. Tho Nnttoiul (iuurtls who have lem ou tl.e canal bruak tli.fa the n l It turned to the ell) this evening '1 he hreek it r paired, and lliero is sufilclei.t water 111 Ihe clitunnl now to run light limit, lauded ones nth prolably be all to mote ly baturtUi ear UmiUaj. HajMHll NOW FOR AMENDaM KNTS XYI. H VflMIOXS into WAST THE BALLOT, B HUT CAX'T CllBtr lOilACCO. Tbe Pnllllca of Ihe Nlitlou lobe llcvolutlonw I ltr.nl -The liny lo (,'omn when those nha 'J Ohry Ibe I, nil ebnll Alnku l.nvra Spit" ll toon to be filing out of Ihe Cnpitol. tl Yesterday Iho Hefonn Lcagtio retired from fl Btclnway Hill, and Its place wat filled by tho Wo- U men'a SLfitagc Convention. Ai lOo'clock tho bona fl waall.led, mainly b) the I etieraex.aml allO.'t; o'clock U Hie plaiform was occnprn l by ntout twenty noted I a advoiatct of womm auffinto. Among thorn iter Mra Julia Wnnl Howe, Mra. Ltiey Btone, Mr. M Cells Dtulalgh, Grace Ortt-nwotnl, and Mra. Cirolln m M. Severance j Hcnrv lllackwcll, Itev. KJ ward Eg- K glcelon, Mra. Dr. Maty V.'slkor, and Susan II. An- M Ihony. Th Dev. Ucury Ward Heechcr, Gcors 1 W. Curlls, and William Lloyd Garrison vfcre con- j apleuoua by thoir abrcuce. Their nnn abearance nna a damper upon tho womon who had the per (orniance In ihnrgc. nnd many commenta were mad upon their want of cnthu'lavm. In the abacne of P. President of tl.o Association, Mia, Llvcrmor nas culled to Hit chair. She said that tho work ol woman' CUtTr fie Wt! rirlt w,l' 9 rcan'r. It waa lor the good ot loth toxos. We haa j Om to work for on another, and thla waa 1 I ABOUT AS OOP INTtlNPSD IT ItlOCLD na. I MM H,o question of woman and the ballot waa gatav. fl Ing prorr.lnenee, and the ballot mutt u'tlmately b 1 Ivcn to won an. That la aa certain aa tbat lilt 8 I'M shall rise. It la not a fbjlit bet w con Hi icxea. Mra. Llvermoro cxprcascd n devout wlah tH lhat tne moral Condlll"n of th mile sex tr.hrhl b lmpioved. Men cull women angels, tnd tten go Jl Into court or to the polls and declare them their tfl legal In'erlors. This mint bo changed, tlihouih by PH pacWc mean). Mra. Uvormnro urged every one of Mai her hrartra to work for tho CtU'r, Ifl The Iter, Edward BgclBlon waa ltitroJn:eJ by jD Mrs. Mvermoro. It waa hit opinion that women Pari wero like men and lhat tuov were tl led for men'a ffla woik. Much had been eall about lN wouex'a TUNOur.s, Ifill but no two women would have dlirraceJ themselve aa two Aatemblymen had t.ila suun. When w f g iv the ballot to the negro we know Hat it meant jf fl social eqttallly, and ne know that by giving the bal- lotto women ne nrc ralbing ttism to nnr 0 vn level. Tl.o reverend trutlet.ian dwell upon Hie emptlneaa tl H ol WinCim's life, sad upou the ll insliiess of her I fl education. 1 Mrs. Severance and Mrs, M, T lllackwcll wer 1 elected Secretaries, and Mr. Hiuckwcll read the rot- j t U Hriotrrtl. That thnie who ober law. thonld hay a I1, vmce In their enaetment. an 1 thnrc tht 1 ar taxea 1 M thnni't nave n voice In their expcadilure 1 therelore. w f ttemsnd sutlrsce for woman aa Der rlglil, and piolosl I sgalittl iierdutraiicblsmenl at a relic or tiannAnisx. I H lltto'TfA. That In every lelatlnn in Wt- la whfrti rr en 3.1 si.il W'l. en effii eraie. In timtte, churrh. Iiteiaiure, and SP H ttt-tiiv ti n re.fttt is benefle ,ti tn nuth iher ''ore, wo IdsH have a ritirtl to exDeel a re ornisuon In i.lt:i -s when taafl wotnnn Is sdiuiite'i to iio'.it't-.i. narint i tip w ft in .n, 1.1T1 AVao'rM.1. ln.t 11 1. Ihu diuv t.foveiv wotu 111 to re, col ff t H the uowurr.') ludlKnuv wtilctt r.tt-tet edit, ile I, vir- t H mow women as inn p dltiesl Inferlirs ol iriu inetnest 1, tnd nit'ti d.'grad 'd man 1 1'iat slit tti 3 In- mod the 1 li l,ail 1 111 titer to It -In 10 mate good laws and elect fit wotthvl'tr lative" W. yfetrf ef. i nnl the Pl'.cn millnn Amctlcao womes HIT e It. have v-'t to i.vi e c long nnd I lat u political sill paity ran an r'l 10 igaoic their ri.hltul claim la loatl At n and p l t eal i.t t ity. ell A'ci'rf, tnni wo reomniead a enncerfet effort on M. ihe p tr. of tl.e tvoi- an tfQraiis s lo n',r in tr their Hi til rrtiv, .'ttve Matelrf'Ki.lAtiiteaaii set aniho lac wonen I K 19 t ttn,- ut th next I'lt-iwtrr.tial el- ciin.i. u 'l-r tne au- thor.iv ront'-ire.i nt toe nrti .ec.'iiii 01 th" act tnd aril- 1 M cie nt tl.e 1 n-i.iutuii tf th t'nltcd -tato.. 111 .'r.c.i r,r. 'lh it we t-ordisiiv ni ptove ir tii tfT.rlto H ob ae. tuff are tornouiea lu ihu Oiitriet of c 1 u ..ma, in It-liiL.- ..1 and el.en here u dot in.i provlitoatortu H Poiiris.uiu auJ I'uu-.iiili Aiiteiidinenit. in A igl'Allk PEAL PKUAMILD. fj .-.oferd. Tlut vre urge u.ion Ponzrtss itie nsi.ave of fl a s.. .'n'ti Aiuen.itli nt, rr tirtltlnr tnill r tl -1-tlno. n ti. o 1 ace tint ol ex. il 0, n law- cou'i r 1 ig legal U an. to'ttit-,.1 equality 1 1 011 woman in thu I'htiitci ot IM Coin I. lav and 'ti lu I'll oi... Ill .rtorrd. that Ihe claim nr woman 10 participate la IBJ liini.i..c Iho laws .he 1 leti'air.'.i t' 01 er. anil 10 t'Q jv Itty i-t right. In nil directum-, hsf nolh'Og todiwi b a eeiivle r nl tnenrie. ins. 1. recent attt i-ittie tn iti.a D civ ml ule.v.i.Te 10 .-st. vets' t ine woui.i n il 1 :a Tm 1 uSi u It n l. d trine of tree 1 .e aud tn l-j'd t-o- UI rpontlo e 1 T la. or... et an 1 lollies of 1 idiv.il t.t t-.13 i ..tt i,r 1 1 ..i colt t.-n k('i,.e 0 u 1 1 v. 11 1 J .1 an- del iifii tha v.iiuc ana lute. 11. once crttie Hoiutm ot -J mm Auatr.ta. fl !illl Mtttnivnn asp iiivor.crt. j ft 11 Mrs 11. M i. Cul'en ilescrlbid nn Interview 1 Jl which she n:id with a ine inner ot the cou.ui.tic H whnae duly it n .a tu rtvi.r the laws .of t t.i.orula. nl I his g 'ltilenian Initii iued tier t nt tbo must liupor- Ql tani part ol my work ta too revision ot li e lans re- H ttil'.B to itisrittge an 1 divorce II" ndd -d that h j w.ts nil ing In eiU'iliz the lans aa ro.aidt liu-iuand an 1 w I 0 tn tho ma;. it ol t .0 1 uardianshlp o chip I ffl dren." e JM Mrs. Lucy Sione ren I another nd treat In which the attempts to prove that the Uel ed Mites Gov- f fl entiot-tit could aeiUiro gieal jiolilicai tntlutucu by i 1(1 snpp rllng tne Nonaas SuCrage inoic 1 on; Hi 11 pointed nut many advantages which wonld accrue UI irotii H.t atlop-l inor i'iu view n' ihe Astot'tatton. M Mrs Julia Ward Howe and Mr Henry Ulickaell t M wt-ra Ihe next speaker. Mr. .Me. et Tyler sitl i that the woman's rudr .ee movement was a rotett agairtt a legillzed lij.is- I.e. 1' tne fart Uat v union Is a tei-ton roud I t.labllshed, tne day would lo carried. M folly I. 1. .Led women baric Iron Co ballot. Wo oen I vitro willing to bestow uny blessing upvn tho ,r sea I nt pert otmlity. A new spiper writer onco nes- H i. uat'd woman au an atilmal 1r.g1.1eut or a slat- 1 .1 tered lai ibow We were willing 10 accord III 1 'H so. ue toulish ti'le, but we wouldn't niuni I tr 1. .1- I M ii. ua'it.. Mny tn n 1 ol -1 wuieii an la, ut villi wt 11 en shi'Uhl tav I ut Ihev 1 on'l tv -ut to I e in.'t'Ut( ,1111 a 1 d nere 1 ontt-ul lo 1 e f e -ei il i ns poi a- It Ivil Mrt. 1. veiinoie ixt liuui iti.td M.j (Irevr 'a ot I'ltilade'Pl.ia. ali.s o 1 n it u matron "I .Ml- ,1 r,li a ..nt e. bhe sa.d I,, it.. 1 1 1 I,, d n, ,-r, in- I, H trt 11 1 I tu o lie Pennt 1 .itu t I.e tuiura w h eh U w.. de -u:ni-1 lu piotecl loo naiiiogt ol married 1 H nou.eii 110m I tAr triors m-antsna. I ffl 1 he bill hud ra-tett t touth tue S, n ,te, and only it I anaii.atli .1 'mil o Hit low 1 li.u-i. h..e gv H tn.11 ks 10 lle.tvi-11 that lue vviv. ami 1 ,in,nt i-of -j! pe'iiititvauiu were to boptoieeUl liout ut.u t ly- J Wt II. 111 Jfl til J.ier HI on having been Inlro.'uc. I. sail lli.t r II wiit'ii titan born a fnol lie i. thru. ..nr.n tti K U nonien's aide, and di nled the- ilht In e t 11 lie ia an 1 liol or a ciiuiinal, uu it I'm jtei on ll I I t n's aide. I H '1 n Kev. M I'Shington Gl'n'. li 11 i'i ..1 t cm fets him- v s a rouie-rl Itt Ihe resit ti ii 11 1. 1 iiitfi.W"ud ,J 1 M ilfliviTi 1 a stiiKitie aildre-.-, 111 nl.n ent'lunded 1' Sfl tbe i.ovi 111 uitii 1 ul aauli gtnn win out glovt bhe 1 II wshiioi 4 paiiigau. Vt a ,-ioiiid unv m man be, 1 H uuleaa her nu.baitd vtas ruiuiiug r t ui.r. aa f I H lier' wa not, aUl.ou;ii she l... 1 stoti li 'itole. l -M Gitett ti ete were et teily tui n 1.. thugL' uf t r lo- l partinenU in U a.oing t, 11. in.tw.io rxi.t ..d III iiit-ti who Uiittivtoot1 11.1T lu-iii ll. 1 ui.ly, ,a 1 Nt'W lln'ir plac swen th t tl h) .1 11 11 ..tuo- 1 till unit's g.v 1 11 10 1 1 i.i me se n.l 1.1 on Kn v a .11 la.il ll. I 11 g oil ee 111 v t v 111- ..ir III letltutliiil and 11 gieal lavonta an. tit' .oiille'iiein rI vv no a'i t'liiut 1 1 i' In hi 1 0 1 11 I' ,1 loiv was 1 so lnti.il st lh 'I i iir il'Uel sue ..lw)H du-uu td I M lun-elf id a am ill I. Ih grace orxi swoop OS pursuit vt obant. j When rtruitii wis iiiaiituicd 111 Wathtngt.'ii. th t I 1l1a11who111Cl1t110ul1all11.il" 1 Inel til icl.n imvs I I would ei-a-e to le insu.Ud Cr "I el.ow tueii. 1 .,e I 1 t.flleu ul Ca'.i.u l M iiu-ler viod d no; t.e sttt pt a at 4 if pretfiit cv any honoti 11 ull. Mi-a liieoiiwood 4 It thought Un P t -ldtti' a 11 nil goo 1 1 iinul-t-t 1 ut j I R he waa -urr.uti'ted by a t-iiriupi riii Sue oeetsrod I', 1 If lti.it Lola Mi 11 e'Z wt uld liitli tl. 1 le a good Itin.ct I i I 1 lobbyist. She could nave gol Itirouglt itico llttl 1 I ft iluiius, uufi not wb order fur u statute ot a title Pr. -i j dl I.I .is lalkl .'t HiC I lira. 11 el lilt, ll.e Spe-Bkui it-ev I;' instiini'ct ot tuiiialu (1 iVLrnuieul cloika wiower i'tu't overworked and undei paid. Sue saw the 011 y way tay tui women tn Ili'UirJuil pa)loi j ist si rvtrea was to of obtalu the ballot'. i f, 1 Mr. Julia Wurd Howe (poke fori lb y. j .K i Mis I.iveruioie said uat eiera)".en. no reh .nta, I and gentlemen kept avtuv I10.11 II. Is ...i I. ...S, 1 .fri uud It-It tt u power 111 t.ie h in It ..t tin t-u. s Ihe (Bl brveeediiiga wtiu brought to a ciote b) liicwbolci .411 auditttie singing lit' D'-X'tlogr. 71 "Now," said Mis. Llvirn ore, Hie Couveutton Ti' ttatida at'jou.ued fur oue year 'fl Can Keep 1 llntt'l. I 'it St Last iiie,'1'1 Ue- Habeuuk opened (ha ft' Madlann Avenue Hotel. It was loilnetlr ihu Glad- "llir stone House, ou Iho uoitheait corner ol Ma.'.l.on uvt'iiue and Tnenti-tevouth rlreut. It is a live- lljj aloiy lilck lulldlitg. and KM-iytlilng l new On the ilt'il) dial door are the restaurant, iifilce and bar Tha Tliii second Door con Ulr,a several laitdioiuc p-ihu. uuJ iVft the iudlea' dlnlhR room. He liuro ui d .1 nn ih nn 1 J-JrV are hnndtomely fitted up In tu lea w.til.nkntl 1 iff 5 nut furniture, rich llrmei citipeit.lliiolici niriaini If U at the win low, Tne wai s aie tinted a pule greeu, f (t correspontllng In clon win. lit carpels, Du tht jf.5 filth ll -or ..if a nt.il.i o 1 1 If luoins, el.i, ni'lf I N'll luinislied. The I. 1.1 i- t" be kept uu the Ku.-.f f ill pvan pl'tli. Mr 111 I Mrs 11. 1 cock received t ill il! 'ill ltieii.lt iu 01 ti ol toe haiid-ouir fr ul nn. m, L'j'Ui Anion1.' 'h luist wore' Mr. aud Mrs Jo. in II.. e tut 4 tpi diiii.M'-r, II... Melville, Mr and Mis Hun '1-t. J jj Kiuuiali, Mr. and Mra. Gardiner, Mr. luu lot, aj,H N, 1 (tuua urg, Ura. i.ooiiiit, Miat Hub.'." k. Mis, Milt Ho)t. Col 1'ietland, Dr. Motl, Mr. J. J loin. sun, "i "Tt Mr. J Lines, Dr. Hudd, aud Meas-s. Galviu, Sau l- tt lord, Wesley, aud Mtecu Thero waa el am 1 1 j tu y,il the gran t dltilng-rootn and supper 111 Put la lies tl puloi, AtuutiKAl ladles uudgeuilumen pirtn itaiel, '".'J il' t, r

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'fl I I TITE SUN, ffcllTISDAt, A,t ,11, 1871. I I Hi- I It sislata fee AIL J TilUltSDAV, MAY 11, 1871. Arsmaemcist To-day. Itsarrr 1 kralre- Walties VtAllcL r Hrj aal'a Optra Hii sit it., Mmi it asi trt s. I rlllh A, 1 fc.lrf-l' .1 lip. Tk. (tit. brand natr llnse b.s.fll f Clttlti KiUts. Una Fdwln's 1 hntre- tUftS, Nlble'a Ufilen Kit, TV. Ark.nM Trsr.r-.. rfewfamtt A Arlington'. Mln.tr. Is-ni iu ul BttsSair. Plympl Theatre ILmmi. i Ian Paster's llnara HantsTall, As. I allark's -Ran-lsl'l TUnniK J Vi ssj'a )lii.,nm IM. M.i.m. Term of The nun. j ILtlT, r-r y..f, Ums'l bftntr, 11 00 1 r. i.... !.r..' II nil I T.h- UM,.klrf, 1M HO I Ta.i. r.Ml.'tmi,, HA 00 V lillr Hm u sain... bll Ol) ft Wlltir pr rar. I Oil arsi. r W -t,r,Mt ....17 OO I r ifl roal.. u s aasr.t. S? All 'I A.'tilhiit.i .of.,, It Cist fttktgM, tiCIss raw. rarsi.ftl lsan i I salt a, aJ.aiH. For the accommodation of persons resiling np town. advcrtlicniei.ta tor Tin sex will be receive i at nnr regular rales t the np-tosrn a lrmn?iti-nl orrien, flt( West Thirty stoii I "treel. at titf Junction of llroad way and blxlh avenue. Iroml A. M. loSF. M. 1 a m An Ilvent llitrnordiiinry. K ij To-day fomi'tliliiK will Imppi u w lilcli never H K liappcnul before. Tltnt treat and good man K 1 IIoiiac r. Onur.l.KT Ih to start for Texas. Uo B Ml lived n front ninny year?, and 1ms lieon K ijr to n prcal many plnccB hither nntl thltlu r, BjV" to ai.d lro, up nnd down but ho has never B t't before "tnrti'tl for Texns. H'. l) Undoubtedly thero Imvo Icon gootl rca- H it Boris for .Mr. Oiii:ki i:v'h not (jolni; to Texas. H If Formerly tliu clhunti-, however salubrious In Ky itself, tould not linvo been healthful for H ft lilm. He would linvc found It altogether too Km hot even In tho coldest weather. Anxious ns H' J j lie liro always been to iticn iibj liorllcultuml H J jrtducilmis, there would have loon mine- ijjr llili.R hni'ginK cu a tree dmvn there wlilch If wcuM net have comjiorted w.th his ideas of B I k ivhat ou'ht to he on trex s. Ha I t Thti fact that Mr. (lliUCIXY can now p;o H! to Ttxas enfely kIiows that lie has not lived Hj R altogether hi vain. The men who ot ono Hi Ml time wcro ready to 1011 him, Vocauso they H tv feared that he would do tonietlilii" to abolluli Hi slavery, welcmi o him withojivn nrnia now H, that ho mid Ills frienls liavo su-c. cdutl H. j In alolishliiK slavery, 'litis Is n iuw illu?- Hj trillion of the deference which mankind pay H to 31H Ce.-H. Hi U Mr Oiiuu.i.y goes to Texts to dtlivcr the H! 1 annunl adtlreis 1 efere tl.o iStato Apriculuintl H f I b'ecieiy. I'toi'le who suiinbi that he has H' tfi already told In his book all that he knows H' V' itliout farming nrj in stuken. That book won Hi made u of articles In tho Tribune, and Mr. H h Uitrr.l.UY never tells nil that hu knows iu Hjj anything which he wr les for thu Tiibunr. Hj He Is na "f tho fun nil bt men in convuraa EI tlon In the world. Ho lias olten been ex- H' f horttd tojiut Ids jokes Into the Tribune, but B.'l fl be rifri.in". I.e thinks one funny )ncr In U jl Hew Yoik is cnoii(h, and ho delihtH iu H j rer.dini,' TllK Hu.v, He has gained .-venteen K? Cii jiounils and clht ounces in lUli th.ee he K a f became ono of our on-tnnt readers. H' t!( It has been supi;ebto.l that Mr flltl.t:i,KY Hj will lie ncmiuatid fur Prcaldent whilu i'i H 1 Texas j but any open ilcinnuxtratii'li of that H yt kind n iw would lo prcinature, ami would B( jjjj imreaeo tho hontlllty already ox!tii be- B Ji Imni him and Gen. (In ant. jjl Aiiotlu r distinfriiUhcil editor recently niadf H J;. n trip dutn towartl Texas os far os tli blue H fej gr si replon, and bought n fainut colt. Hj hcther Mr. OlU.i:i.KV has in contemplation Ei to purchase nny stock in Texas we are not Hj K infonnrd. W'o believe that Statu is imt ro- H Yt nmrkablo for any superiority in Its hon s E' It is sa.d, howover, to produco tiiu Kteate.-t Ej JL jncknises in the world. The run. oredditwatirt fact on with Mr. Wiiitulaw IIi;id in tho K X I Trtiunc cUubl hmnt has givun rire to the R it report that Mr. (inui;i.t:v has it secondary ml h object in attending tho Statj Fair of Teas, B( h,' and that it is to bclect ono of these eccontric W, v animal prliuHloim to take Mr. Item's place h jfj: as lnonapin.' tilitor. NVhutover liU pur- Kt fi! xjhv may be, wo bet punk lor him wluri'Ver Ht fi lie goes tliut grand and cordial recuptum nj, which should itlwnys await a great ami good fjf man. '1'hat protoctiou for doiuestic industry 4! J which it may be eup0Fed ho will advocate K si) in l'l" odiireiw, wo des.ro to boo ev rywhere mil extended over him. j e The I.lllentlml 'I tibnrro Cnsn. K A case which had boon on tr al fur s 'vcrul f lM wet ks iu tho United States Wntrict Court ot 'r this distnit, before Judge Ili.ATtiiruni) a..d Rl Vj a jury, was terminaled on Mnuday last by the j Jury finding n verdict for the plaintiff, the i X United States (lovorument, against tlio do J. fmlant, Cniiifn.vN II. I.imuxtiial, in thu i sum of 1101,000. The cliruiutanc8 of tho I V case, and the illustration it uirurJs on a large j ecalo of the frauds soma mes prsct sed upon 1 the revenue by men of wpMtU snd high standing, uiuko It ono of the most reiiutrka bio of tho day. H X The defendant I.imentiiai. U one of tb- lill larcist niunufucturera of tolacco in this h neighborhood. He lias an extens vd factor Jj' C iu this c.ty, and another nt Yoi.1c.ts. Him wtulthis eHimntod at ."i,000,000, and hie th h country residence on the North River is one hlt ,M0,""Bt palatini and magnificent that jjlf V grace the bankj! of that lioblo stream. With l his cm itul and roputatioii and imraonso j R businest, lio was legitimately growing ridier ijf S and richer faM enough, it might havu been j" thought, in mi hoin st way, to lift him above thu temptation ot ilufrauding tho (lovern- j Uiout out of its duoH. This, it apjicar., was fi tlt tlto fuct. Ho was not sat'uficd with ins V u legltinmto profits and yearned fur moro. Under the provisions of tho Internal T ItevciiiU' act, tho tnx on plug and Cavendirh tobaieo and on flue-cut chewing tubaico j.' 1 1 Is 40 cents er pound. And as tobarco pre t' pared for smoking may also, if deprivinl of Uf'j f! Its Huns, bu usetl for chewing, the tax on till tmukihg tobaico "bt.imiicd or butted" is r;, V ol fi:"I tt 10 cents vt )ouiid, while on m f. pmoklng tobacco not sumimotl or buttud," Wp and consequently not lit for chewing, the tnx Ji Ib but 15 cents per pound. There is thus a ,t diirerenct of 85 cents pur pound bulweeu thu o:;J j' lftx smoking tobacco which cannot lie wK't i Ub(l by ihuwurs and that which cun. Vl r I''ori,l"iii-'liilopust,othirinaiuilncturers ti.M I of hnvf bwn aw aru that Mr. Limis:,- Yf, THAI, was selling to the trado it flne-cut il'jl'.' unoklng tobacco i-ntiruly froo from stems "l a l,rlcu f Ulow tliut at which they, pay f.f' l" f tO ce-.ts per pound on It, could ""'""l Bhnllar article, and U-sh tlRll uu i f fv-U It for uakss Uu iu buiub xuauniit CY&dcd the tax. Somo of them wont to lilm and remonstrated with him for his dishonest and unlalr dealing; but he only laughed at them, and defied them to do their worst, say ing that ho had nn arrangement with tho Oovcrnmcnt by which ho was required to pay only IS cents on tho stemmed tobacco Instead of -10, and ho continued in his oourso until they ccasod to try and competo with him. Twice, however, ho got caught by tlio rovenuo officers, and hud to pay n penalty of $1 1,000 on ono occasion, and $80,000 on an other. At Inst nn ex revenue officer nml former tobacco manufacturer, named Joii.v W. UuiUJOUY, took the matter in hand and set on foot the proceedings which resulted In the verdict of Moiid.iy. It appealed on tho trial from the testimo ny of I, ll.lti.vril.W, himself, and of his fore man, that over since tho revonU'i law w. pahSed ho has syslcmstlcally been returning the stemmed smoking tobacco manufacturud by him as simple unsteinitietl Binoklnj; Iu I ncco, and paying 15 cents when ho ought to have paid .10 cents a pound tax on It. Tho revenuo officers, not understanding the tobacco manufacture, or elao being con veniently blind, allowed his returns to pass unchallenged, and thus tacitly connived nt tho fraud. How great Ins dinhonest profits havolicen mny be Judged of by tho fact that ho confessed to $101,000, leaving of courso an immense sum wh c!., for want of proof agaliift 1 1 i in, will probably never Iki discover ed. Ho kept no mich books as the law re qttlies to be kept to nld Its agents, and every step of the prosecution has been taken with difficulty. lletldcs this frnnd In tho matter of Flunking tobacco, Mr. I.ii.iuntiiai, waa convicted of tho comparatively unimpor tant one of making n pretended tnlo of tobacco In his os9et.sloii to the amount of $30,000, to avoid an Increased tnx w hleli ho supposed wa to bo laid upon tho article by Congrets. Tho increnro was not made, and he gained nothing by the tints actiou, but it none the less server to show his general principle of doing bubln.be). It re mains to Ihs seen whether he will profit by the lf-nan ho has just received and hcre.nftcr conform to tho law, and whether other dls hontHt manufacturers will bo warned by his exampli) and likewise mend their crooked ways. At nil events, his oxposuro Is useful as showing the people that riches and re spect tbhllty nro no guarantee of integrity, nnd that men posscNiinir millions may be great rascally rcrpclunl Kecelvers. Tho true character of tho propped amend ment to the Code of Procedure in regard to ruclvcrships ponding on nppenl has not yet been lully disclosed. Iu order that it may clearly bo uiulerstiKhl by the publ.c, we will give the provision iu lull Vt'i'ftitVf r in appeal flnll Ir pmllnj from a JmKL.cut, or It a&aU appear Iu lh? Huti-ucli n o tint Court Inat ll.e pirtr aziiiil whom -ucn jutlsmi-nt atiall turo bi-oii rtnilered iiitumU lu neitt-jl tlitru liem, unJ It aball til.o appear that tiie tRcct of tucn J.ilinriit tuultl b to it:ict tlic partie Iu the tctioo In a o-iilin. In rinpfct i" ice u'.jicl lunttrr ol (ha illeti. lurh tl'jt tbeir rUhl to ll.e rtu.f rutilil n. i I'" rtliKiKlnl In cite ol a icutmI, it aliall Uu tliu ilutx ul tlie Court to vtar all tri,ceeilintfa in iriuect to tl.e ii.attars la roMretcr? ilurlti tlie teniieur ufMiM a,al, iaillo inWe uciu.liur prorliion, by the ft olnlinvni of a r.-iener or Cl(ri-v, a -ha I pre-eite ami pruU-ct tan il.'Uts ot ull pjtue la re--(net to U. tia.0.' If this pleco of villainy, Intended to organ lo ni d enrich a class of nTpctual receivers, b. cotiioi) law, the right of property iu thu Slate of New York will not long bo worth much. Tho power it 6ceks to bestow upon the courts would bo fraught with danqer to the cunniuulty which cannot well bu over istimaud. Though tho men upon tho bench may now bo wholly without just reproach, it is a foolhardy act to plnco liofore them n new and ensnaring temptation to the nbtiso of ollicial patronage, already the curso of the country. There Is eveiy reason to believe that for the tlmi being n despotic rulc'fof i igh inti Utetual nud moral qualities can gov. rn a nation as wisi ly and as well as they can be rulod under any form of govern me t yet because tills is possible, the American peoplu do not dexlro to clothe tlnwe iu authority over them with tho pow ers cf a dispot. If wedeliberately lead man into great temptation, we can scarcely expect tin m to meet it for in the present ago wis communities have quite grown out of tlto n'ea that it is well to test public servants by such ineiiiH. 'J'Le fundamental error in tho propos.il ftitieni'ment cousisia lu the auuinptioii tliut the judgment of nur courts In thu clas of cose sjn'cificil ar not in readily to bo jndg meiits until tliry huve boon reviewed by tho highest appellate tr.bunal. Iu nine cades out of ton, where there Is a subject matter ot tho litigation capable of being held by a re ceiver, it "ill bo so affected by the jiidgmout that tho rights of thu parties cannot in the event of n reversal bo precisely reinstated but in pructico this can always substantially l.e ocioinplu-hed without the Interposition of un officer uf tho Court. Suppose, for exnmplo, that a receiver is nppointed as contemplated by tlil' amendmoiit. lie takes property worth say u hundred thousAiid dollars, and holds it for ono year, until tho npjieal is htard and decided nt (lenerul Terra; If tho decision there Is an alllrmance, tho caso goes to tho Court of Appeals, and ho holds the pnqierty two or three years longer. Finally the judgment is afilnued,- and what is tho result! Tlio property has lieen subjected to tho receiver's commission of fivo per ceut. and to tho expenses of his counsel, while tho Supreme Court has presented itself to tho world in the ridiculous aspect of running u line of packet ships, keeping a hotel, con ducting thu o)H'rutions of a poudrettu manu factory, or managing during threo or four years any other of tho numerous kinds of business carried on in this State nil for the oRienslble purpoto of preserving the rights ol tho parties to an action pending an appeal. It Is exccodlngly difficult to sco how, In caso of a final alllrmimou, tho rights of Imth parties can 1)0 protectml by tho receivership, lie who succeeds Is Injured by It from the very beginning. Tho properly to which ho nsMrtid, nnd to which thu Court has con firmed his right, is Kept nut of his hands fur years. Is it not preposterous to ass. rt that this protects his rights 7 Then, again, it is raddleil with u heavy expense, by the pro cess, which hols coincllod to bear; and if It contiut of a lm. ness, It Is enrried on by n, person who la very likely.to bo wholly ig norant of all that it Is necessary to know lu order to conduct It profitably. Tuo existing statutes coutula all that is requisite adequately to protect tho rights of litigants pending an appeal and tho amend ment In question, which makes it the duty of the Court to excrcko tho functions it con fers, was obviously introduced and passed to servo some Iniquitous purpose "Will Wendell Phillips Tell the Truth T Mr. Wendell Thili-H's, in his speech beforo tho Hc-furm League on Tucndny, said "It la Jo.lfr rUnxAMi's tPurMnn tl at tlitrs U no in-h thins m law while ttie Kile catea att lefote Mm." This means, if It means anything, that Judge llAliNAllli always decides In favor of Une wherern, in point of fact, lie recently decided one of tho most Important cases ever brought before him by thu Kile Company adversely to Erlo. 1 nere is n good deal moro of law in Judgn IlAltNAMi'a deeislnne than thcro Is of truth in Yi:.NI)CLL l'Hil, i.ipb'b slalcmcnt. The Mobile lligitter. edited by John For. uttii, It one of Ilia most bitter organs of tha Southern (rrcconcihbtcs, It Intcs the Yankee nilh an inlemo hatrcl, it liclirci that tha South win light in the rebellion, and it cxpreacs lis Kcntimenti on all occasions In wiml.i tli.it at leat can claim the merit of entire fratikne". Hut wl.llo no more outpokcn rcprcontalire of tho "unrepentant rebel" can probably be found lu the uliflte South than the editor of tho Kajttltr, when It comes to tilkln of a fresh Southern re bellion that paper disclaims any ilcflre fur such an undertaking In l.nnjiiao ithich Is plain. In reference to Senator Muiito.n's recent speech, In nhich he declared lits belief that if tlio Demo cratic patty caino Into power in tho Southern St'ito they would quietly secede, tlio Jltijiittr tiikc.i occasion to say that the South has already done all the fighting that it feels called upon to do for the maintenance of Its llbirtic," and that any fature rebellion must bcin in tlio Not 111. With grim satisfaction It asserts, that (IitiNi is now Dictator iu New York and Ohio just as he is in Virginia and At.ibatna, nml luliinalat that nhile it would see the North and West rebel nidi great com placency, as for tho South arming a man or pulling a tripger to begin the ttlrujrclc, it Is as utterly foreign to Southern thoughts ami inten lions as it is to build a ladder to scale tlio moon. When the. North begins. anJ calls on us for help, why, then 'we'll think about it.' No more se cession for HtU quarter." Tlio att-mpt to bolster tip the iniquitous Force bill by the pre tence that tl.e South intends to secede again is the veriest nonsense. That a sentiment of bit terness agiinst the North exuts in tho Southern Stales it not strange; it t natural iu a pcoplo who feci that they li.'.'C been conquered, lliouii in time It might be overcome by Just and friendly legislation, Hut ns for any Intention on the part of the Southern people to inaugurate aieither civil war or mule the attempt l i reestablish slavery, notleng more untruthful nor absurd could well Lu imagined. The OmoAii rahl of Tl ursday, May -1, reports ti nt three buffaloes have readied Uuialia from the West. They ure consigned to IT. S. (t;NT, St. I.ouls. They lll hj placed on the President's farm near that city." So far w good. Now let us know who sent them, and h t hiui be appointed to some good place, bet hhn be made n 1'ostmuster or nn Internal Revenue. Atsciaca: lu come gooil diatrict. The" AHxiny Argui publisher) nn nrt'clo n porting what an army olliccr, whose name is not given, knows about CI en. (Jiiikt. This cfliccr aCtrms-jlmt "GniT was a modest, quiet, and rutlior dull hoy at West l'otnt. Ho was remark ably attentive to his duties; but lu the second year he contracted a fondness fur cards and drink, which has been bis besetting weakness all through life. Ho was undoubtedly deficient in most branches of itudr, and graduated low down in his class. The only nccompluhmcnt for which ho was ilistingulnhcd was Ins skill in hersemauship. When (Ikaxt got his hard fall at New Orleans after the sunenderof Vicksbiirir, he could not have been sober, for uo horse could throw Mm when ho bad command of lua facul ties." When hrst appointed to tho army, ac cording to this authority, IIhsnt was sent to Fort Kearny, where "hikcy and cards were tho staple entertainment winter and summer. (IniM drunk fair and never cheated nt puker or leo." The tubrcquent history of (len. (1kmi up to the beginning ol the rebellion this liter uurratos as follow s "In tlie Mcitrnn war I e was considered a rood soblur, ullliuuii lie aeiiuiii U no uncuintii u ilis ii.e lion, It a louae liatnta, cuiiirHeu-.l on ill.) 1'l.iin-, still clliidinr In Mm. fo. nailer t.iu tit aly uf t.uaili .u;e Jlliial(;n tie was orilerirel to Cahrorula, his eeie ral rauer U-lie of a rather ilucredltable cl.ar acur. 1IU proj ei my lor orlnk an increanoj ui un mm ttat he wu fiocea lo rtnn from ILe arim. avonl belli1 ciKhloied by u exurt martial. Fro.u ttiat tune up to bis rppotnlmcnt as Culoiiel of an Illinois rrslmrnt of vrlunleers by Uuv.YATra ho led i vauabMitl "rt ol hie, tiuiulns a pncariuus live lihood Lv labnrm: In Ice marltet unrein of Lie father li.-'aw, und siibtujuent.y worAliu In a lun ceiv t (lilfita "While on tre Hist arm newss aernstoroed to drive a 1. am In ut-d Willi wuoil ur h., inlo bt Leal or .letTrrson lLirrucks, and tl ere was iiotmn lu lua ai pearsnco or conduet to itijituuoisa linn Irom ibe ut..er laborers ol thu neunbuiliood, except that h.. v.i'S more carelefs ano sluveiilr in Its attlra, ana I maed n.oro like a loaicr thau tbo average ol his as.Kiatea.'' Tlie Suine authority makes tliu following estimate ol Ucn. (Iiumi's cliaractr: '1 he eanll' at di teet In (InANi's f hotai ler. and Hint which b.is runne I him in full into the-i crsvti rriora wluch uiu.l ever remain as a slain ui en his rtpu'uuon uiuailna' the liidLser.uiliiaie acceptaacu ol prenU Irom all quitters, auu u i very deHf-iptlon, ami tbc iipeointniPnt to blzb olllce i flea a) psrvnt.y In eoii.Hli'rmluii tlicn'oi is a lack ol the attrlbuu-a that oilumr to a getnloman Neitbrr by olrlh, Inslliict. early trdlnluic, nor els associations in lualurer jrura, did hu derive tbow delicate notions of propriety and that appreciation of wtiat as due to himself as well a oibris, with out which no in in can adequately 1HI a high an t re ft, otisible position. Tucse dcnrtinehw led him Into low associations while a sabsllern in the army and tut; aicnuni lor the facility with which he Is an pnaeli.d by l.orse dealt r-, dog fanelerv, and men of crow uppitiits, while In the 1'resldeutial chair i.roit win m t ntturdly a man of voioiitor de piavud incllti Ulons, lo tie i-ure bo b id not Hut luii.ite seiiBH I rectitude uud propriety w hiclt unl malisueu o more cKvated moril striln and Lnvlintn lacllt turn of lulu I, lu wa rxadily iai pressed by those who surrounded bun We do nut care to inquire nt present whether or uo this is ttue and just. Hut whether the facts respecting lien. Uiiant'i caicer and char acter Bre or are not slated correctly in these extracts, one thing is certain, uud that is that the w titer is moiullr a coward. The man who makes such allegations respecting any person ouht to slum! forth as responsible for them, and not attempt to conceal himself. When tho army officer lo whom tin ..jrrrm is Indebted fur Us in formation shull avow his name like a man, he will deservo u degreo of rospect which cann.it now be accorded to lilm. President OllANT scums to bo paying a good deal of attention to newspaper men of late. He has cppolnled Col. FoitNtr to office, and I'oiiNsr lui appointed a dozen oilier editors and now it is r polled that Mr. John M. I'imncis, the prvpiietor nud iditur of tho Troy Timt, has been appointed Minister to flrcucc. We con gratulate Mr. Fiiancis on an event which he has long hoped fur. He has been a hard-working man, a zealous Itepublican, nud a thick and thin defender or tlatsr'i Administritioii. Ho will now huvo un oppiiitunlty to travel iu Europe, and do nuthing in lircecc in an ollicial capacity, wilh a talary which will go a good way toward paying his expenses. So long as the people of tho United States are so foolish as to keep useless diplomatic officials ahroud, they will bo lucky if tliey get as respectable men ns Mr, Foaxvu to 111! tbc ulacei and draw the sl.trii, BOSTON'S GREAT FESTIVAL. MVSIO IX ALT, ITU Oil tXVEVlt AXD J'JSltFUCTlOX, The Trlrnulnl Convocation of the Ilnrdel nnd lliiydn Horlely-A Welt ol Kn.it Two Knillah Orntorln Klnaers Com mencement or the festival. CortespoDdsoce of The baa. Hosiox, Msy 9, 1S71. The Handel and Haydn S ociety are now qaletly holding their triennial festi val here lu Boston, The event Is one of the nimo-t Imprest In Its rcbtlonto tbo art of mail4, which certainly of all the arts Is the one lo which we Amer icans mot look ai a constant source of liapplne's. The Handel and llayrtn Hoclety, as most or yoar reidtrs know, Is the oldest Instllntiou of the kind In tlio country, and by rr the best. It has nearly 750 zealous sinters nnon Its roll, and every ttilnl year they sorrendtr a week of their tlais Id the bnsy spring to clvo the public the mslnre results or what they haro most folly aceonDlislo'd sad conquered during the Intervening- years. This summary of labors nobly prosecuted Is now beltg alveu In a spirit of such genuine devotion to art that It Is do serving of every praise. These rnultil festivals owe their orleln to Kng land, and datt;bick there nearly ninety yesrs. The cathedrol choirs of Gloucester, Worcester, and Hereford have assembled sllernitely at these dlfT-r-ent cathedr.l towns since tha )eir 1721, holding, I believe, tins )cnr their one htindrsJ nud forty roventb annual meeting. The first great Ilnbdel commemoration was held st Westminster A'ibsy In 1TSI. It lasted five days, numbered some flvo hun dred Performers, and was the greatest nlTilr of the kind that had been knon up to that date. Of lite tl or have made a practlc or I ol.llnj In Diglan as wtll i.a here In Ilo:on, a tilemilsl It.indel frstiv.it, buttnereona far grander scale. At the festival uf ltsy, vthlch was given at tlie Crystal I'ahte. the nu II ence numbered on ono day m arly twenty thousand rersons. Ctrl line Nllsson, lms. ItildersdorlT (now singing berel. Miss Kellegg. an I miny other singers or eminence aaslstod. The ehoras on'lstol of four tht,uand siegers, and the orencstra ot live hundred reiroriiers. Or coutss this Handel nnd riay.li festival or ths nnstrnlans Is on a 111001 smaller scale. In Di?'aiil every body or singers Is gathered lordlier that Is willing lo lake part, line, on the contrary, It Is the work ola single society, not accertlng any oat side Bid except In the n'at'er m s.os and nrrhvtri, Kr n so the m ti rial Is sucVlcut and mare Una su.llc'.ent fur Hie currete Out of the seven hundred and lift r voles, at lent slxrtnn'red and liny aro In attendance, and thu trchestra r.UTibera onward of a hindrwl lntn menls. In ad H'lon to Il ls there la the anppart of tho finest orasn In t Is rouniry. ard one o'to liriest ever eonstructeil. Wl.en all thco lorcea are emplojrd. It mny readily te ima.'ln d that tlm Ilov tun Molr Hall esu snrceiy e m l n the oand We of New York have somewhat unpleasant as f .cia' onscon Mq I wilt, lie or 'innsca ir'lril. Siuieoete nice elveo uin-irUit name al SKIn v. ay Hall, bat they wrrj I Itcd enterpr sea aad lad 1,0 festival character nl.ateter T' en thu llosion Peace Jubilee assnined a half uuilju) form In-Dlleol aome of Its eletmnts of rlnltur, and u-of taoro than doubltol benefit to art. Finally cms t. at dreidlul aul iueiuci.oly s.l.lr st tie Third AveniD KhiR, wnere n ail cone ru-1 came to gilef, and aniuiiK them tals v, ry llaudel and liny lu b K.ely. No wonder tu .t we 1.1 to assocale anvtnieg v -r agroible with llu wor i. llui l. ti it dt:rer nt hociety is m .re eompae t j the oride lu the Hsn It I and lis) in is universal the ceisj s engaged, InstetJ of desiring 10 mrkeatiy ilnnz cut 01 the 11 alter, arc Willi igto sacnrlec muca vu nibleilu'e In Ita bepal .and to prove. :alnai any d-11 lenry uulir.spiriled int-rcliaiils guaranty in miko giiinl nil losus to 'bo amount ol ttVi.col. I.i t.ns spirit tno adiur is inaugural. t, oreour.e it ta q rot un! ur.ctl ululious. 'J rue evc'ioii lo art is ut to take that lorui, aud Lot 10 trulaiai lUelf b' "u,. At 3 o'clock this (Tuesday) alemoan, then, the festival heuau 1 innpily tu the minute I lie (treat c ioius entcrtd. and e.eii aitih.er a-su.i.e I bis allotted s it The uudltarlum was already tilled In ttis ccnue lid about Ur. C'irl Zeriabn, lue conducior, t..e oiclirrlta was grouped, and the rows of init. a rj.liali.l oaiward In laceiiamj Imei, Hit the list rows itood upou the tupimst bene es, a:lh their h a so nesi ir ro idling the Herd gallery Hut tbey 1 t i .ike a fr.iii,e of -upportin t c.ryaii .es, ll.e .'rcgianime cinited of uiise.'llaneous con ceil p.eees lit thu tint pirt, nu 1 .M. ndel .1 n's lliu.n f l'rais-" for the s.cond. 1 lie soloist, 'tire Mine, llu itr-Joilf, tlisa Annie Cary, aud llr L'uiiiuiuiaS. liiufirslanj Juat Laiued ara siuc. ra at bo'ii toe Socety has engaid o cime froni Kn Ur.d ror the purpuse or b tiding taelr services uur lui the rtsal woek, and srsuuung the prtncipd so'raiio on I leuor pans, lloth of t cm hate high retut..tlo s abre id as oiatorlo singers, though not ti e highest. They have taken conspicuous a "ts at tho treat li tluli fesliv Islu London and tliewhere. Miss Car is tne lady wh tu we have so ullen heard la New York In cosuccilon with Miss lSilsson's concerts. 1 be lollowlng is Hie programme or the first part of tae uinmii- con ert: t Meo'aiS resilvsl ovntnre on Lnthrrai rhnral Ilia f s e llurg.' lor otcutwtri.eti rua, an I mun. I. "bound an .vurui Juaas Maccabeus llauatl. Mr t u mum s. 5. Four i art song, "Varewell to tho Forest." II ni ne s.uiili. Ily the i it rc cluiiu I "Na'i I'm uia t an t. Ilotsinl. Miss Csry. a. Grand ti.a, "Medea." lUuae.a'er. Miua. llu- dersiloiir. 6. ll.e llall-lujah choral frum tlio "Muunt of Olives." tltetU .eu. Nlcolai's overture was a Dllinj work with which to u,n the six days laoer. It Is tteeily religious lii clnrarter. iievutional .n.l severe. Its ground work Is Luther's mighty cborsl. lulroOueed In lb (Oiiiinin iinent und alter ard at tho close, the tvo parts ttelug eajnnected y a double fogue work eJ out wit-i much elabuiaie learning. Tuebetter furl i r it is Luilier's, wl at Nnolil has added awaken ing n p ci lor liiadevouaav spirit and fr Ins team- n rnti tr tnan lueicst lor Jiay taiuu th.il 11 adds in t' e gie t ref nner's hvinn. 1 ne soieaid piece brought llr. Cainmin;-i befiro the public It is bcrcty lair to Judte ol a sin.'er fn-nbi- firtk apeesriucm before a new a.idivi ee. lull we dot sjfel go si tar In praise or tills ki title -u.anias to siy that wu do uot know of hi equal In Hue country as u tenor stumer or uiatorm. lie is iJdl a oung man, and ono of undoubted urtiatie lutelluence and rennement. NVUatuier he ssng sin wud a Uiorouglt uiid-rsUmdlng or Ins work. II hu ih in any v Ue lacking, it Is because art baa tailed to supply what nature denied J In oilier wor Is, bs caiiu his acquirouieni srv tleu r er Hull his na ural gills. Tuu words wltn wblc tho great aria uiw.ii, Sound aa Alarm 1 were alien oat lu 1 nig Urr-wii tones, which furnished an excellent op- Mir ulnl) tojudgeof the cbiiac'erot his voice. I untn t Hi. iu the quality ol tlio tone Itself remark ably beauulul It is not in Hits dlrecllou thai hti superl rily seemed tu consist, mmuili. is in his groat inustr.nl uileblgcnce, pure intluoJ, ea.iy execulluu, uariinaliios, and entliu.tasuj. Minde ksobn's lour-part sorg, Farewell to the Iforcrt," stiovied how well tbo chorus bad been iruini-u, how nicely Hie voices wire blended, and wn t ilellniey and light uud sliade the great body of slugera were capable ul. Tbo soug itsell is fragrant wlm thu odors ot the woods and fields. 11 is sweet ly and harinliitly crucvlul aul slmplfl. Alter lead ing t first two vetsi s. Sir. Zerrabu left Ins chorus lo go tin by H einaeivus without any directing band lue seven huuJred were iqual to the euieii.ui c. fhe points were taken up with the same aciutaey and prict-tou. Hie ixprea-tuu nuiks us cureltuly r.'Ksrded, und t le piuuunciauou so dear Uial every word was dlsiliictly inlrl.libie. Mis Cart then aamr toe lto-islnl "nee song," the Noli l'iu AJu.ij." Mie appeared lu much gna'er udiunuge than when coutrasted with und ovcndiidnwed by Mlts Nilsron, as she lias so long locn. lly eontrust then her voice setiiued hanl and Cm), but beforo this audtuuco of her native city It s1 emeu to gain lu w irmtb und color. Fiuilly rame time. Ita lris lorff, upon whom so much or the In tenst of the present week will centre. Tins lady Is u truly nr-st aud admirable arUst. Her singing of Itandegger's Imuise teem Is ta music what Ma e. rceli.ch s garden scene In Marie Bluar" Is to tae drams rand In concrptiuii und spluudld la exveu. tion. Tlie voice may nut be what It ouco was, mil the lire ur icnlus is llu re. Mmu I'mepu culd sing it bright, cold urla boiler, hut al e nov 4 iipproached Mine. Ui detadorif's lervor. lloth Ui tbls and in the Hymn of 1'ralse" wnlib followed, tlds lady dls pi i j i d the highest arilslic gills, mid 1 sll.rerel, boie thai be'ore al e lelun.s toKutope she may be beard la New York in uruunlo, 1 he el oiussea ot the Hymn ot Praise were su perbly tendered, Thcr piemnled na diEeulty nlucli the Hoclely did not fully ovoroomu, Too severer testa will come Ister iu thu week, when that groiUsmr c oral woiks, "lsral In Kay pi," an I also certain uortluns uf llach's 1'ssslon mu.lc, are to be given. The cum ert uf this alternooii. Indeed, Is tut the tnaugnmiuu uf the fcsUval tim lmcret will broaden an., 'uepen a." tbo work goes un, rul minaiing In the performaure of tlie 'Mesaih"un Hund.iy night. Ikwides the evening oratorios Uiere i to bu a concert every allornoon. Among the well known artists who are tn take part diint g the festhsl are Miss Adelaide Phillips, Miss Antoinette blirilng. Miss Amu Meblig, and .M its Mine hrebs, li is curious to cuj. vu our ol 1 Plii'bnrnionlc players dotted In here aud there mining i ho orches.ra, liu ing say as raithluily for 'I i -r.Uin ns Ibey uo in Iltr.niiinn. Hut ferr itin's hun dred Is bv no menus equal to lleraminii'r. II lias not ..d the drill, and It is Impossible to ember Ugetlnr uu ..rrli. siiu fr m four or live illloe ami h.ivo the rnttnMt as lerftcl aa In ono accuslomed lo ihc same lia.ler. Z.'rrihn. nevorlbel s, Is u s) leailld inductor, and does with them ull tb t man cm do, 'I he slrrncth or tho lis'hnl, hmseier, Ilea in the finish nnd ill Hie great extent of its choral work, l.esi les Hie Hymn ol Praise" and lliu Mes. lull," ne bocletv Is to sing Hie lilljali," Israel in Ugypt," Meindile lloiiuelt's Wouuta of tiiuuria," nml llach's P.uwliin music during the week. 'Ibis Is n vruat mars of miteri.il for any aoclety to have worked up leuly lor public puloruisuce st ono lliiiu. Wio.i will our llarnionlc ur Mende.s.oliu Lulou to ready to do aa much! Ohnln I.lghliilug m the Citap. I'lilnntM'iiii, May 10. This morning two cmupuMiors eoiundd ror prizes oiler, d by the pro prietors of the 1'rinUri' tireufar ror tbo atvlltest type selling, lieoige Areusureg set l.sTI oins, and lticlmrd McLean 1.CJ7 ems In one hour. The coin petition extends to compositors lu other cities ui the rlliilns and Canada, and takes place tn dir. Tho lulflcmlJCxUjb) a.fdvM (U lucii tuiuamuu..'lli. TtlB TTOODtl VtiTfCTjA t'Ulf tAilttiYt The Kloftier of a Fnlure Prratdeaii Endeatv ora lo Uillevr her Daughter from r.n Inngllni Alllnnccs-A Ht, l.oula Firm JllUed lip In It-lteninrUuble Incidents. lYcm Ut 6!. Loult Tlmtt, May. The New Vork Crn cf Woodhull, Claflin A Co., composed mainly or feh:a!elsm or the C'laflm persuauun, bid fair Ui lnctease tbclr notoriety, If not their repatatlon. Vlctoili Vood mil. the senior member ot the hotse, has an antecedent history. Sine resided In tl.la city a le years ago, where Sue appeared as the pn.otletrois or an ecleclic In stitution, located on Sn'n stnet, next door to the treseut Lily Dlsuensary. ll was here that she first formed the acquaintance i.l C ,1. Jaiurs II. Illood, who was at Hint tine Oly Auditor and I'resldint of the l'lith fir. rt Killroad. He was a married man, and lived Willi his Wile aa ngreeablv as the majority or men until tney are divorced, Tho ac qiuliitaiicesini) between I'ol Hood and Victoria Woo mull ripened Into love, un J hnsllr, afier the tircessrv separations und abandonineuls, into mar riage. Ilhiod resigned iil position as lilt Auui or, ite-trtc.l his a lie, an. I then coped witn Victoria, who was at that lime the reputed wite nl Or Wood hall. A few years afterward the) relumed lo Ml. Louis, and Mis. Woodhull lived bsppU under the same roof with both lm.bin.ls. Victoria la now a member of the gof'IMne Ilroad street firm of Woodhull, Clafiin A Co., Now York Uiood being the Co and, aa baa lellcl Innsly Wen aerl-d, ti e sleeping or silent psrtner. Yeslerd iy, as we learn bv a telegraphic despatch, the old lady, Mrs. Annie Claflin. the mother of Mrs. llr. Woodhull, Mrs. Dr. bparr, and .Miss Tennes.ee Claflin. ap eared beforo Justice Ledwllb, In New Yiikcliy. und aworeoul a warrant for the arrest of James II. Blood, alias Dr. J, Harvey, who. as she nvrrs, has assumed to be the mirlt.il associate of tbo lair Victoria, living on her family Tor tho last six tears. Hbe futtber srscrU that siuca his Intro ilactlou to the group he h .s not only made every clfort to corrupt, but has actually succeeded In cor rupting outli of her dtughters. Victoria au. I Ten nessee, ent.ruly weaning them from their stTeclloa ale on. I xever lo be consoled mother. Her ntxl and most serious chares Is, that she has of'e.l heard Illood Insist that Tennessee should inakecfluila lo secure the slteutlons or dlflerent married geuliiuica or wealth, In order Hat they niixl.t make money out of them, tiuch men as were secured, she says, Were blackmailed by lliood. The Ouidavit Is supported by the testimony or Mr. and .Mrs. bparr, both of wl.om nave lately re move I Irom bt. Louis lo New Y'oik, Mr. Woodhull, ami true lo tier Illood, Indignantly denies the us.erilmis ol her mother, anil tais It is rnerrlt sn attempt to lev b ackmali that her mother la old and Infirm, and has been Induced by some inoani unknuwn to her to make the affidavit, wu.c h s'ie pronounce Infa nonsly talse Ibe h.siory or tils defecLible la.nilr Is a cnrlous one. Hack man Claflin. the primogenitor, live i In Villato in Central Ohio, where a portion, at least, of his tale: ted oIT-i rltn cihie into the world He bore the rrpnbilien of a long-headed, tricky mm. Vtit riuiia.iij.be was bleed a.tn oue aye, but could sec Uii.rc vuln that uuu ihau mostmeuwlila two. When Tiler went back ot the party that elected lilm, Chili il succeeded, bv so'ue ingenious wire pulling, In uhlati.lng the iifllcc of postmusicr agiinst Hie whliea of a in ijotlty of tho citizens Doing dou'.led his Integrity a. id received their mull matter at auoiber ofdee. lie o.vnej a iLlli on a atreaiu tuat tailed tu run it a part of the )ear. 1 he profli were srirtely enourn to support fie last family und pay oil old debts. 'One night, when Cisflin was slaying four ruilrs Iroik home. Hie mid unaccountably burnt uowti. There 'aa1 been no fire near It for some tune prevli lit. l'na.lolr It was a i ire of pantane ous coni'.ii-tion. I he ln-s lo lilm appeared great, b it nnprar mces r deceptive. The mill was heavi ly insured. Ihe old lady who Is the anlbar of tlie prese.it sei sat, on was subjul to religious spells. When the sp.rit move I Lei she was l-t tae hanit of gain Into an ti.tir room, opening t.ie windows lue tne prophet, and rraila. In a very lull J tone Ytuetmir the pratuts ir.' eir. c.ual doili nut HI appear. Ibe daughters a l bore peculiar iii.mes. snch as Vlciorlj talfurny. lcnnessee I'elesle, I'll. -a Vuntl en. odcesj Maivida, Sit. Vic. and feiin., wten quite oung, aro reportel to fiave seen strange ho lms dri.ed In while amoug the slurs, wine thej ca led Utile tlstir angels. Thus their rtoiidTSu precoci'y was bioucht lutonollie ala veri earl a e A fe years later tins gifted family IraVeilu Hum City to city, lieiiing all maum r of discnos. Tl at ruined cbilu" l nueve Celeste by tbc aid ol clairvoyance, could reveal tbe secrela ol nature, lust, present, and lUlure events, the whereahouls ol stolen property, tell one's oituue, and cwli the succuis ol a ventiiro or speculail.m. Dunug tbc p-aitice n tbeir prulession in rmsuurgli t'iey were arritied or a-imu fraudulent irausaillan. A'let vannus perrgrlualioiis, lu euiuiilnalinn with Dr. Woodhull Ibey opeued u holism iu C .tetu lu a grand aud peculiar stylo. rJucc-Jss followed them be) olid expectation. Alter a umu, however, they pbjed out, and re ninvi-l to trie seita'e city of bt. 1, .uis Here ihev n si lllool, and Vie. afllnllized. Now ihe mriiluus cus Is not Mtt'slle.l w'ltn anyt'dug le-s tnau llm whole fsml.y, save and cxcepling t ie nuteriial tr.. gei in r, alio upeeir from oer I el i lion to lie, lue old Joiy Ulv.toCk, louth slid devilisn tly." Mr. William Allen llutler's lecture on the mutual relations, rights, and duilas of lawvers and client-, de ivercd In February lait before the La v be ool of the University of ''0 City or Now Vork, baa been published lu a lmndso.ua littlo bouad vol ume by D. Appleton Co, Mr. Hailer begins his lecture wilh an cloqasnl defence of tbe members of the legal pro'osalou ngaln.t Hie current prvullce tn their discredit, aptly retoriln; In the course of nls remarks to a aneer of John Wcsloi'e, that, tliouili aamellilng of a seer, Wesley bad no prophet ic vl-lon of latter-day Hunk Uoucerns and snli aeu cles. He then procee Is to discuss his t ubjucl lu a calm, temperate mann r. In his view, a liwyer la bound to tell his client the truth in regard to his cast but if that Case be at all doubl'ul, bo has lo right to reliie to act for lilm. Otherwise an eminent lawjer by such a refusal might work an Irreparable injury to the applicant for Ins services, by tliruwlug thewcinht of his opinion aralnst him. On this point Mr Butler appropriately quotes at length Uaswoll's report of what Dr. Johnson said concerning tint .a.vjtr's duty to his client. In reference to the best rvnieuy tor legal corruption and Injustice, Mr. Hut In eiproasus lutie re-pect for the action of .elf con slltuted tribunals, whet icr tbey bo associations ot 'aayers oredliors or nessniuets. The most o31 clent check Is the lawyer's own conscience. The whole lactate la an excellent specimen of good English, and may be read with p'.uasuie by ueoi le In general as well al by the daseve to whom It Is u.ore particularly addressed. The opera of Krnani" will be given by an amateur company at the Union Leaxue Theatre on the eveulug ol Uo 13tn last, and tlie a'leruooa uf the 15th. The proceeds will bo dj voted to tbe re lief of the destitute Cubsu families, winso names aro legion. We know no moro worthy chanty, nor one which has more claims on American ladies thsn that or their sulfeiing Cuban sisters. Tickets sro lor sale at frchlrruer's, Ilroad wav; E. Agramonto. h'J Hllh avenue, room It N. Ponce de Leon' hook store, Uuloii square and W. A. rood's music store, 3) Union square. The Thieve' Opportunity. This afternoon and evening indeed, until tho loltce get llieir ordinary nst, say on Saturday tee thieves can have It all thulr own way for a grand reii.'W has been ordered, Una morn ing the police will arise bctlmos and spend the forenoon In preparation for the great event of tbe day, Tbey will then march down to tho Uattery, the Carinsnsvllle forco starting at D o'clock, Al noonAdJ.-0.cn. Copeland will form the line at the lk'tery. and soon thereafter the corps will march over lo Ilroad struct, up to Wall, thence to OroaJ w iy, theme to tae Park, eulertag al tha out gale, l-'ruiu bia tnrone iu (tout ot the City Hall, thu Mayor wld review the corps, the bouso thieves, meantime, reviewing tho contents of unwalcbud fashlunnble il willing, up town. After Hie review by vuiiO'llall, AdJ -lien. Copeland will march the po Ice up HroiU wav to Kourtueiuh street and rttth aveuue, and lo Twunla-third stieet, the bank thieves, muanuino, getting tu work in Wall street. Tie police wlU then march duwn lo Third avenue, and through Klgnlh street to Tompkins square, where Hietr hlghnesse, the Police Commissioners, will review the furco in army drill, while the street thieves work Uroadway aud tho railways, la anticipation of the gland Parade ne uniforms have buuu prepared tor ihe police by A. Sciileainger, the wull-knoiva police draper of Eau Houston slroet. l.lrut.-noT. Ilencb l)eiilea-nt Course. Aluany, May 10, I.ieut.-tiov. lleach hue fur-tiubt-d to the ugn.t uf the Aasocialid Tress tbo fol lowing declaration The statement of a corrrspmlent of Tu Pes news paper In relation to Lieut llov. II. sen unit ine linn of lttown A lleecu and the euppiy lull is wiihoul foui di lion or tact. So Item of the kin I was lu the bupiily bill, nor ha ever n. en proposed to be iiiajrtu-l, and no d.scuts.uti of the Und inouliontd took place betweuu the Uot crnor and Lleui'iianl Oaveruor. A Ciiul lor llxbibltlou. to IKt litll.tr uf I hi Sun. Hiai I wos horn wilh caul. 1'ew persons are und Ihough 1 hote not met with gruat lucau-s in lile. Mill I have been on Ihe whole lucky. All uiv children were born with a cnuli and that win. wblrb my Inst son was born Is now in my posses Ion. and I shall be happy to produco thu same lur the Inspection uf any ul jour reader who may be curious, and deslro to see it. I value this ac or caul at film in gold; and wero 1 disposed to sell i, I could rializu Unit sum lor It III one or (lie C m pauj's oClcts uf the transatlantic steamships. It. Tlie IlliisauuiN nud Paul Morrill. Jb IKt iuer or J huh, Hiii i If Puul Morrill wins nnytlilng from Vrmik McCube In California, i-'ians knows well bow to win It back la e.ililoruia. At least he used to know I ow He used lo know bow lu win tnlngs in l'.in auin, too He won auniulhiiig from u priest iheiu ouce, and is a good winner generally. tl) and brntNQ or 'W, I i: very fntnllv shnnld havs tbe Eureka Coflce aud I Trajuna. Ui Itinsdwsv i.la j GRANT'S BLOW AT LOGAN. the niEsionxT DKanxmso me aiiAsn AllMY. Thr Cnnrentlon rncked wilh Cnainm Ttouse Iliirtuoera end (inlcr-lloldlng Mcnllavrnae IJen, I.ognn I'osltlvcly Decline rt Its. F.I4Ctlnn-Chmberlln (Irant'n Alan, IlosTO.v, Mats., Mny 10. The National Conven tion of Ihe Orand Army or Ibe Republic assemble I In John A. Andrew Hall at noon, Oen, logan In the Choir. One hundred m.d City delegates were pr. a. ent rrom nearly every Northern blate. Among them vtere (Jens. Owen, FnlrcMhl. Ilolertsnn, White, Ilarnard, Btann.inl, C iibm in, K.lp trick, Dirnee, Underwood, llitcs, and bpr.iguc. Tlie pro ceeding wero with c osed duere. In cnnsequciico of lliu notion of tlie Ad nlnlslra tlon In forcing Itself Into the councils or tho order, Oen. Logan, who baa served three terms as (Iran I Commander, positively declines a reflection. Al tbe meeting ef the Orand L'ncanipmcnt this morn in; tb Oeneral announced his purpose nnmlsuik aldy, and In hie annual address mote explicitly seta furlh bis reasons as follows: nx. looak's apdkcs'. Commies! 1 have seivcd three terms as Com-min.'rr-ln-Chlcf. Helcted first In Philadelphia In myabsenco and without any desire or solicititlon on my purl, and twice since without ever having asked a comrade for support, Jour confidence t' ns expressed hss been and is a matter of pride to me. If 1 have served you well 1 am proud of It if not, it has bean lor want of ability In me to dn so, l'e-l-Ing ibinkiul lu my very heart for your conlldeuc I can only sav lhat I am proloundly gra'e.nl to lay coairades. Jlavlng no drsiru Tor tho position suv longer, nor will I accept It under any circumstances. In retiring allow me to say that I trust you will make such selections for jour new officer as will give their time snd energy to pro noie the groat principles of the order. Let the Oruud Anu uot be dragged through TIIS NLTllT POOL Or POLITICIL STStflt. Make your selections Independent of any liiflneores save those that will best pronot and advance the weirire of tlie order Tbe lonirade and I hone there are none such no would attempt lo bring any Improper Inflnsnee to War, or try to obtain an election by hulng delegate selected whowr.eto support bfei for any position tn the organiz.tloti, wonl.1 be unworthy the ennfl lenre or tbe vroer. II huever vnu miy select to rill the position or Com-mstidcr-ln-C'iiler shall have ley full cooperation, In all respecls In snstalnlng the pruirli les St.. I pro liiotlnr Hit best Interests of tbe oruuization, Tbe llrand Army nt the Itepublic I Xf'T A POLITIC lb ORQtKIZATIOK, Instituted lo servo the ends and alms of any patltical carli. as Is evident from tbe simple fact that all po litical p irttuJ are rcprusenled In Its membership, As cll.r."ns we lake put freely In national affairs, each lolinwing out bis own Individual preference and Inclination, untrammelled by any reqeiieuieuia of the order or the predominance or any political rsrly. llius among tne member of any political in cililv is, so far aa the ordur Is concerned, puri ty accidental, bo fsr as devotion to our national unity and lo the great prlliclnles ot universal ireedom and benevounce make us political, lit js far and nu far tmr. We have but tbrco objects n. Ui ate obliga tor., upon us as members ol Inis or ler. an I these are expresrol upenlr and uvowt-Jl. ri nu mattes or oca cai.tn 'ratcrnl'.y umnng its m.vnbers, winch stall bind them together In one great brotherhood the exer cise ul chanty tn Ita broadest senso of liberal dis tributions to and sympathy for tUoaa In want or distress, and unwavering In ally to our Govern ment and Its gn-at principles, conpletl with a deter mination to msintvn Us Integrity Iinlnnnlred. I heso and Ihe-u on aie the nljerts to wulci thn-e uniting with n- tdedze fl leilly There Is nothing In ll.ese subversive of too or ler. promo tive of faction, nr Injurons tri Hh public weal or national pn sneriti, n r .n I' In e-e Incom i ,'ilile wit i the dnties nl n good citizen, the purest morals ortlie strictest re'ighin. lie Oeneril rrconimuudod the tnt.t abolition ot the lUcc-grade s, stem is iiCAkixn hard irox vkthuks who hud n-ncd tbiougn tne van also ol secret ca slo is which l.sd given the disloyal pi ess opportuni ties nr denonnclne the order as pollticaf and be advised a sltnfilltlcstln ot the form of repor'a in save unnecc'sary work for encampment offlccra. He staled tliut Justice bad not been done tae si Idlers by the national Jennie, though Hie Home or Heme sentallves ha I threa times p.usa.1 laws eenaliziug bounties. The Ininie-lea I law nal aNn railed In the fenale, and be hoped li al the Influence nt the oroer would be felt al tne next session to seenre Homes fnr numerous sol. '.ler In the Millie slid Rustem Plate, who were ra lv tn avail themselves ol the prliHegi-s wbi- h was their duo. lhrnre ibis um-qtttvocal aiiniitineeiu' t, I was as sured by pri'tntncnt mem! erw of tho order Hial f!en Log .11 leuld I reCleeled by il large iminrllT. Unlll tbi trni nine he li i1 not decided positively to reluse the use of his nsme, but Ibe uprcirance or Tne Nrw rnng iirternTloM it nnce ileelde I bun. That di .-.-ation Is ma le un of sul.ortltnsii s Irom thn PustOfllce, utnm luse. snd ntler Ferterd nfilres, and was trganlzed ex ricsly to defeat Uigan In the Interests of Oen. Ilrant. t.en Iitan saw this delegation, perrelvin: lb dirty contest that was to be lorced upon lilm, he at enre nsolvpii lo withhold bis name, and Incur prir.'cd ihe abnvn unnounremi n' in his message. Thus Oram call a victory wtthiut a struzsle i tl.nii.h If he deems the victory a Valuable one, bo will find out his mistake before many days, Ills arion lit disgusted tbe best members of the order, an I tnevexoress themselves detertrme I Hist Lotni's snreeasor s'isll be no more neful to Orsnt thtn Logan would have been. Logan's absolute with drawal Has nrunitAitzeD the aiihixistatiox mutt, snd the. find themselves unaldn to agree upon a t-vni. tlan. Cu-nberl ilu of Maim, was to be tbeir e iii.llrtate, and he Is iil in tha field with strong In fl'lences at work in his behalf Hut 'len. Iliirnstde las cone upon He field as a coinoetltor for the li- nor, and .dreadi even stronger than Chamber l ii n. Hiitnide's 'rlends flilm that ho will enter 'he contest with Iwrntt eight votes plelged to his siippo-d. winch is ne..r1y '.noble what fl.amherl.iln cm claim since Lo.-an's withdrawal. There will be belwton nlnitv and one hundred votos cast, but it Is uitirl" Imrmsl'ile now lo nuke an intelligent eun vassoftiem. Kkerjlnilvls st sea lu cou'euuence of tbe developments ol the dar. tn Li'gni.'s mldretMi was nutod for Its advocacy nt the removal of toe secret leatnre of tbo order, and Us leti nin entlsllon of s moillfluitlon and slue pi flcutiou of the rimal. 1 hese reeommeudations wele referred (oa special comuilltte. Tilt onixn auxt rou puck. A telecnphlc despalch wss receive I trnm the Na tional IVace Mugtie In sessional New York, con gratulating the peace encampment or tl. tlraml Army of veteran uu an era of relief from strife, and asking them to ue their lrfiuei.ro lo prevent the occasion for any rmtire war enrampmenl The following was vi le. I In reply: Your ecocratiila. Hons are reciprocate I. 't he llrand Army ol the He public are det"rti.inej to have peace, even If they must rim for il." Tbe session w ts then ajjonrneil until to-morrow morning when the snnnal eUeiiun of officers will taku place Tins en uin Ibe old soldiers are being nrpllcd wilh substantial Yankee rations at Fanuuii Hall. a wnvEMBXT iw rivnn or mi. ri.ennxTox. Since my former despatch closed, a strong move rrent lias set in tor Urn. I'lessontou for Grind Com m inder. Itvasonlon Is barked by th entire Fede ral e 111 co Interest, and wonld be elected by an over whelming vole ir he would consent to be a candi date but up to this writing, allhongh he Is present lu the city, be lias relused to allow hit name to be used. The Login men are urging Oen. M. V. Chlpman, Delegate to Centre Il om tbe Territory of Co'.nm bla, aa ngalnst I'leaaonlnn. Chlpman was ,ludge Advocato Otneral under Logan In the or der last year. llieso two nominations develop the Grant and anti-Grant sentiment. Another cllort ts making to lmln.-e both or them to withdraw, in wlilcli case Ilnrnslde will ci rtjiuly be elecicd. Ihe chances now lavor Ilnrnslde. ouly that bis name being used In connection with the Presidency of the Society of the Army of the Po loui.ic. It Is utged that he should uot bo given two offices, How lllaannrl Women urn Swindled. FrvtH Us A'aaaus Cttu Journal. Some tune airn a woman or specious appear ance, and representing herself to be all soils of ti'lng, but prlnclpdly a Jactress from an Eastern town, vl-lied Kansas City, and cVi ng upon a nnm ber of ladles, Induced Urui to subscribe fl ror somo lotion or cosuielle.or what net, will. h. In tbe opinion of onr good ladies, seemed tu be a good thing. The adventuress, or whatever you may cull her. took aomn four or Hvo hundred d' llira' worth of orders fur this new rerlpo, and with her money safely pnrsed, she relumed home, the subscribers being prointsod their putchasg by express upon her arri val home, Buro enough. In course of time, onr l.idv specula, tors wero notmed, und In the expres. olllce each went, rather sljlv to be suru, to get the prize. Pcvenli (lie eenis charge were den ai. dud and paid. mla skirry home folUiwid, and each Inquisitive woman examlued thu package, Taere was linx of small size, aud iu It the folluwiiig delicately writ ten receipt: I'roriire s ime pnre spring wster or II not rnnve nlent. the cu'.le.t eiuest etsiern wat.-r noasin'e. lake a long swallow of this u.ioa golug P bud at ni.ht, and oolhlug else." 1'our lliiiulied nml I'.lulitv Vcnrs. l'or inonihs iast Colonel Wlnllej's Hectet Ser vice officers have been searching for I ho counterfeit pkle or the l'ntinerV nnd .M.inilftlliirers lltnk or I'uulikeep.le, fioin ivl.ieh a large niiuiber of notes were prluird. The fcmilh I Hooded altli spurious money printed from the plate. Colonel Whitley lasjust he iid of ibe aunt of John II. Altic, allot Louis Huberts, n'l is i'h irles Van l,non, vtith ball a iinzuu iiioru a.siimed iniines, tnrouiili who ii thu oDI ci rs hope to git possession of the troublesome pi ito. Tlio prisoner has been Indicted lfltimes lor runnier felling. II puni-bed (or each olleiiri bis aggrogatu It nu of liupruuutuiut would be four bundled uid elginy yeats. (icorgr Wrlghl l.uld Dp, Hostok, May 10. Thu lloatou nino arrived at 5 P.M. A Isrgo ClOWd was at tbo depot lo welcome them. AJI or them are In good condition, except George Wright, whose Injuries will prevent hu pl.iyuu for two weeks. They wer the recipient 01 u utur at tuu Porker Uo urn in lUe cvcviug, r-m I rjcitsoxAz ixTm.r.iaicxon. 1 Oen. Bherldsn and Mr. Abraham Lincoln arrive In the Knsiht yesterday. The Ksrl and Conntess or HPrxmereand ftlshe cf(Tsmsullps and secretary arrived in tu l;us,ia last The steamship .Tava and Cotorado ror Llvsrpoot i,.iisf,e5,,(r,f,,,;;f!s.w',n'1 uw v"' The lltY. Newland Mat nard, of Stalen Island hal .ninarasjurgl!8 ,ec,or,,1,t, of B1, -'larcB, SI-AUKS MOM TIIU J IthKOnAt'll. a,.-t.n.'?, 'en with grain (or Oswtvo arc all at on Lake Oafrlo. f.iVI1,1"'. V'y'xT' 1 esr. or Morrlsinlv re II Irom a coal cart, an his nrc wsi broen. .Tames Hell, a Mleon feerer In Manchester, 7T n In a'tem; ting tqrj.et a cnsio nr rrom his prenesesoa 1 lies lay n ght, fed dosrn stairs and wat killed. The Mas.ocfiusstis I,al-lativi Oommlttea on Hi Flaio Police nave sgr. e t up .n a b II abo'. hlng mi I rc'i-nl inree. hi t enao ishitig an iil.er, ilv.ng h" ai pointme it nf lie orilears to Hire m il juurs, to be appointed by tbe Uovemor aad Coaiicll. 6 JA)S.1l!.1 II Y Flit It. Hnnten ft Wright's earrl ige factory In Un n, X Y. and adwe llnr snd tbeslm. sitJolslm. worabiitiv c.lyestiiday morning. Lost about 13,rJ00 1 partialis t.lSUlC 1. Tb dwelMnr; 417 sixth svnni) was ypstcrdi) damaia.l 10 the atnonnt or 11 by Ilia exnlo.n or a lamp which a lervaut was mil g with naphtha. 8Ui bad set tl.e lamp on a small gat stove. Tbe TlfCket ltbvk In IPmllton, O'lln, wis bnrned eterdsv. Ihebnlldlne, which wa f mr siorl -s high, e M tamed ma-iv law and Insuran's Tlc ls, thu rviua "fflee, ar.rl too Hnon I Nat 0 isl Hank. LOil about t jO.000 1 inimancelJlcn ItASIl HAI.L fOTlCS. m To-dav fie Mutrjsls play the Fly Away. I, Th Kcksords lwst the Junior Ploneera. 43 to 0. j Tb Mutuals defeated the Yale yesterday by M to 10. Th Manhattan Cricket Club Ins Its opening ea Saturday. The Athletic, Jr.. It. It C. beat the IL Hu a nine yeiterday, bv SO to is. The Athletic ofllrouklrn. sn I fie Jasper of Mia battan College al Manhattanvllb'. to day. The Mntnala Champion Sr.,anl the Flv Away. Champion Jr, i lay on tbe I'm n llronn li to-day. rLAsiizs rjion nut oouxs vaiilm. i The ll.if.ivla has arrive I out. Tbe American bark Panbeam. Capl. Hennelt, ol Tbomaslon, M hs been sunk at Itangoin, I Th surar crop for He district of rtsntlaTO dt I Cura is about 13.00C hogsbrals, againil 47,000 in UTS. The Anslrltn Helcbsrilh has rejected the bill granilngio the ptovlucial Dlsta the right to Inltlatl Icglslstlon. I Tho Hnrll-h abH Qnsonsberry lias bn straefg 1 by aswur tflsh which ernetraied to nentb of ihlrty inrii.. caning loak which neeeiillai I the ducaarg- Ing ui tlie cargo. JlOVJtS Ol' LEl.SUllE. The New Y'nrt Institntlou for tbe BTnJ exhibit lableloway Hall t -night. It e Pbrenocosmlaii Sortelv of tbe Froe Collet relehrate their eluctccuth analvcrsary la the Aialeaui liinight. Tho II in. William E. Koblnsnnavlll lecture befon t e I let Hand Circle, F. II., on Friday evening U U'ltauloIlaiL Tho choir or Ilymonlli Hintlt Chnrch announes rainrri ti-nlght lm tin b'n it of the church, le FUiy-drslilrect. near .Ninth avenue. The Flflv thlrd street riipllsi Chnrch his a ma 'cal and oratorical entertainment th s evening. Hor ace V, atcrs's bunasy school choristers will ai.liu A mil drea mil tary promenade concert Is an nnimceo by the Hkidinore Hninls (colored) lies even, .n in Morning bur 1U11. 1 we-ily f aurib lUect.ncar beveuth avenue. XEtr JHItSUV. IJ Newark Is to have an Illuminated clock In tho old maraet buuso bell tower. j, A 'ot seventy leet rrnnt on Bonta Drovd street. I Newark, was yestetdav sell for J 1 1, 000. The new Gsex connty Ikurd of Freeholders have j orcanized by t.i choice of Mr. James Wheeler, I Director. I Two Unlled States detective nrrei'ed Samuel .1 t'errii. sll.o) Worcester Pam. in linemen yo-ierday, 4 He Is ihe h. ri of several bank robberies la Vermout, 1 .New llatup'hlie. nnd Mslne. 1 Oiarle Suwden of 1S1 Dit Two' ty-fonrth street, j Sew York, yesterday Htienit-te'i to Jump on a mo II luv train si Vrwark. He slipped an I lell un ler His fj ear, tbe wheel passljg ovor his lell (oat. cruibiug II 9 badly. 1 The special of!lcer emnlored b7 Mr, Llpplatt, ol a the Llepiait silver I'latlng Compsnv of Newark. Is 1 nre.eiitibe protierty at tin. w uks of the Coniptni i j irom heoig t kea awav by a eonte.tinz n ar I of trus I tees, were arnsie I for asamt on ru.lsy alght. K itA.siiiyuio.r sums, The President has slgued tb Salvador treaty. Tl e Treanry Dp .rtment has decided that hide) cuttings, without tn bsir, must pay ten per oeat. duty The President has sal I that bo would not send lit anv uotnlnalluus to tae present session except tatm poriautea.es. Ju lre Lewis, who was so summarily dispose I of whiie.liidge In Washington rerrli rv nv mean of it. loiged resignation, was to-day nominate J to be Justice lu hew Mexico. The Fifth Maryland Ileclrpent passed through Washington yeiterday on a visit to Mount Vernon. They visited (he gnundi of Hie Kxeoullve minsloni and paid tie rrideni amarclung sa'uie, wlnrn wa acgnoKleds'!. On their rciiiro irom Mount Vernoa ihe) wrri entertained t the Arlington House on Hulls tlon of Hen. Cooko ana tbe Mayors ol ll ashlugtoa a4 tleorfctown. Tbc President yesterdnv nomlait-d Joseph Del knsp, "upervlsmg Iniiierli r Oeneral ol rUeamboaia I Mav IVvodinill. At'l-unt Secrusry of Legation si Iain luu i John l Krantu of s'ew ork Minister Iteit deal at tlreree J. M. Lucas, Consul at St J-in 'S. Can ada i A U Fuertcs, at Corunna. pln i c. U Dant. gicn. al isati Diuat. Mexle.it J'M-nh it L-r s. Associ ate Justice of lue supreme I urt. Sew Mextou. lllUHUiL., Jndce Pratt hss eoriflriiied the assessments fot Mi'D.iu Fiflli avenue, froai Atlautlc to friatbuak avenuo. Ex Assemblyman Hoche has decline 1 to receive Ustirnouisl from the Ur, m.ti for hu services in lucreaj nig Itiilr sy Irani lluoio 1-00 a year. The people hive aires Iy three candid ilea In th fleld ror the dure of civ 1 Justice, In place or Justice Voortices Who is the lllng ciudi lilt) t Itnberi II Anderson, of Ihe Crm of Arderon 4f nrettur '.fi ilnetrose avenue. W lluui-nur n, i- o'l-n-ii nv the Ofrniau tor Couimlssiouer of ibaroic and Correetlun, Alderman IUVr, fleer; II. Plslicr Henry Alterss brsndt. and others of the c untiuttie aapoiiiied by th w Dliatns'iurgn Ferrv llsfm tuer. h ive aare..t uuon sra, an of Inroi purallon for a new Coiinianv, to be vrea rented to the next Leirisl.it ire 1 be n ous ot tlio cor potation I- in ne rne iVonle's Kerry Compauy.aui the tare is lu bo Hunted tu two cents, Hubert O, Tbomss, a master enrponter attached to tho L'uiiel states Navy, committed sulci le al hi ran de'ii u, 3'ri Lorlmer street, VVltuatiisiiiirgh, on Tiieidsyj inglit. He had bC'-n oraered to thesteatner aiatoa I) l. ik at Hie NuvvYard and uaekltig up his epahlngj read lo depsrt. ask d als wifu 1.1 b-t lilm alone for ai lew minutes, lis went Int.) the rront pail ir lesloj idintcll ou a eh nr. aad shut hliuielt t'trougli too heart. VUItlOHITll:.1 Of CHIME. Tho Ve rchants' National lltnk of Hamilton. Ohio, paid a New York mafl on I ursday of fU.eiX), whick turns out io have been altered tro.u ll.jod. An lull n iwssenger bv the Gern an stianiel Koln, from New Oilcans to Havana, slabbed t'luseo ond olllecr, Mr Lunge, seiiou-iy dmiug Ibu irlp.so that be 1 not expected to reeoter Cora lllnton, the md'neeusol murderess ol Daultd lied len, and who shot hers -II In jail in "inah, a few da a airo, wilh iiil.iol ihe bit si en from the Jsil r.dieii iher on 'lii'Stsy I'r lous to her dealt she uoulsd that she murdered He-Idea, Last evening, Michael Dug iu. agod 11, deck hand on ibe sieatuer Vanderbilt, cotiudslnod at the ilreen w If h street police stullon that he wss sieved in the itlMloinen tiy Jack, an on Ih Vnnderbilt oiler, on the j i arssee down rrnin Albany llin'M Inst. On arnv n. in New Y' Ik Dngan wrnl to a friea l's bouse. Put eettt if wors he was sent lait eteaiuz to thu hosnital. Di- I sailai.t is in be arrested on tbe retaru ol tbo Vauacr bill to morrow. Hugh Coyle, with Ids two children, arrived in this city vistcr ley by the Hudson lllver llsiiio id. on a visit 1 1 b s brotlu rdndaw. w ho lives .t tn Seventh iv 'ime. At lb. depot Covin met Patrick WUou of l'i W'rse 1 billy slxib strcoi. an 1 Inquir 'd the wsy lo hit li ot'i -r In law's lo n.e Wilson volunteered ti sh iw hini iho wsy. (ui the mail th y slot ped in a saloon lo iinuk. C'ovie carsles'.r exhitiliing a ml of iii.mfv 'liihi arrival at nls brother in law's b me he mi-seit ds inoiiev. and accused Wilson of r"0Oing ami. Wilson V was arrested. oovrisus -i hoc r nx, The bricklayers will stnku L r 4 .'fl a day. The I'nion Dime rluvlngs II ink his subscribed fPSiWX) to tue new I'nliud h'sli'a loan. A bouse owner complains of the nhominalrle t si luglilur house at Ninth avenue and Forilvili street. YA J W eounled on a Pulton le-ry 'mit v -ler-dat no persons re ling Tiik ilev, H tne siuM, 10 he Mm iru6.v 7fui. aud i the Mbmii. Cnnimls.loner llarr and Dr. Morris, by order of Ihe Hoard of lleallli, hai purch.isu.' h .1- s an.l mm laiieu lo convey pnlleuts to thu hospii ils. Tbo New York City t'ounedl of Political II. rtn. with Judge Heorgu t'. llarrult In thu Ch l. n may elect, d several liiilucutliil Uncus lo iiit-m i i Ibe Honrd of llu nth yesterday ordi i e I t o iho lour rami les I vlng in the hnuni -ii t mr n ten iiherd on the snit!hwe.t eoroer ol t i. m .i. i and f uolieth street, I e reuiov.-d und untn 't-'O shall lie iieriiiuied to oeeiiiiv tlie ml. n in iuy liatubeen tlmrouglilv eieause 1 ai d venii'iited At the unniiul metliii.- of tin New York Sonsly lor Ui lleleif of the lliiptured and CM 'i' hiirjion In cl'inge, llr. Js n s Unielit. r mo I 1bs( s nee the opening ef ihr. tnsiK in. ui in iv u i paliellls hive In en treated. Of Ibis mini el "i "li f l ill turua lll lulmre I under u li irae I vein, sn I Un'1 i of tbe legs 61-s) ou d mr euis iU sere mite. -'u 1 llesled, and HlUS ullSbied lO UilalmUil In luiput Ui llu it laihliics. All enthusiastic nie ting of the Union Insn Con fcdera'ioii in losniopolit.iti ll ill in Ciihiriue ,tr rt 'a.l llljlit, with t'anl It. J l melon n Ihe i Ini.r IS a.ldre.suil by I'.illiek Cove, I'ttlrleK Wal'0. I' si mil, ton and Jsino li-jie all f ivnoiti nr.e.l "'0 Inaiiiueu In aiueriea to wink 1, Arui..nt, his i y with 'id tnuii st hoitio 'lliu "inters ill Ibu Cmou sre Cspl ll a. i Condon, t'eiilro P, J. DUplilou, culi.T, sud Win. Llariv. I'riaiuiir. 1 mmmWmWmmmmmmmmmmrni

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r in I i 'Hi I TIIE SUN, THUKSDAY, MAY 11, 1871. ill j TIIE GREAT MKN OF OHIO. botu VAitriv.t win i so yon a c.i.v. mii.iris foii not'Kitsun. Tkf Ilrnilt ol the Toll I'epalrt Ptrark (I1T Vnllnnillelinm Draw a I. lae betweealbe fiovemnrahlp and Ike rtsjaalerealp-Aatt Warn nil t'anrlltliitre Iroin Crossing lt llreakrra A hen J Haiti Milt. Corrurehdetire f lhei-un. CoU'mous, Ohio, May 8. ttcccnlly, In Ohio, we have Been cultivating tn article or Stnte t rtJ, wulc'i 1 s attained i ucl proportion) tint we are In Hit l. il li of looking upon onr SUte nrTilr aa of nan ii I consequence t and It occurs to me thai t.. i h.-lutrrcatltig to (lie renjers of a Journal tu1' 'I m thec mn'rclil cipitil of th cmiilrr, .ib und ill canthlites f.ir the I'retilincv. Cm n FrcsHeM, o will retnentior. la nstive ei i' M..tc, n Isnlaolhetloniralortlie Amy; on I 1 U r (.Iff Juitlco n aldedjl ero until we loit at lib ty to leol: ntioii lilru at a native. raith p irlles are In trouble about their next can didate for Oovcinor, The Democrat were drat In the Held. T lie apeclil tollcltil Jo which t'ley hito tbotin has been Jettlopcd frota n quarrel among tiie leadem ol several years' sttn ling. Senator Trnrmsti was beaten by (Jen. Hayes bv some three II.(kimiiI majority In tat canvavs lor Governor four jearta;oj but onlug tu the cxlraordinsry tnanige ment of Mr. John L. Ttiouipion, Chairman of tha Hut Central Committee, though the Damncrecv lost tile 8.ats by a nirroir rwnriln they had a t.unl majority In the Lj;l5ltaro. an J a successor to lien Wide, fortunately for them, m to be elected. Mr. Fendletoo probtbty would h.ie Ueu honored with t the election to the United Statu Senate it It had net been that Juit at that time Ida frlen.Ia were j-elrK lilm lor the rrraldeney, and all faction ol l.la party In the Stnte had united upon him lor that tClce. V.LLtXPIOtltll'j RRTUVaS, Mr. Yal.nndlf ham was of opinion that his wit "nm entitled nun to a pleea In tlio Senate i but Judge Tuurtuan'e canvass for Udvernor had besu 10 able end Jadl clone, had nude hint ao many friend, and had Uereloued eo much strength la doubtful couuiIm, an I be was withal In tuch rleasant relations with Mr. I'cnlloloo, thaltt w.h derided, largely through FenJIeton e Influence, It la believed, Hi ,t he I'linr nam mill hire Lie plaro In Ihe ii.ilp Valiaudlgt am eld not aequleacs or rJIsllv. lie elmweJ )iuplutne cf hoemity an I rreeeil his claltn be'ore the Democratic caucas ol legislators, but It waa Itliont anil. 'J be Immediate application of till Incident la that lie now sntate tbkl the Democratic caudldate tor (oteinor tbla fall shah run for Clovernor and not lur Ihe Senate 11 does net wish to be the rsnJI Cale lor Governor lilnwelf, but be would tie entire It wl.l n to ettctved John Shr'nii In the he nil.', wid It la l.la deterinlu itlou Mat there aliili lie c car I i.il exulldt uuderatandlna. Dial the candidate I. r (oveiuor aliall rua for that offl: only. Tln llailte 11 i' ti'imbor of caudiilaloa, an I lias already broken icitr.fl Tery plauilolo combloaticia. I MR. PtNDLHON'a IMU DtNCt. J The onetnat hadmott iKru1rit. .ia that Mr t'en- dlilon uliould run lor Ooveruur, wtu Tuouu rw Int. Jr for LleutenaiiMlovemor. IWhlud tj an nu un Uratandinn tnui if they auccooded In carrying tUu blale lVi.dlelon naa to b elected to the aeiu.e, Jvini: aurci'edin mm In the taovcrnor'a enalr. It la the pmriillinc olmon here that lUi arraof fount Tiry uccl ledly flu-1 up at one tlm1. Itiicou piteli out of the way now. Iiowctit: lor Mr. l:ltig cauaedn publication In tho Lin'ter A'i eiatmc pualtltely llut bo wruu.d uot, uader ur circamauucea, coneut lo bi 4 0.11 11J4.0 lor Lieu tenant Governor. And klr. 1'mi ileloa baa autbjr. u d ihe lliwfcr Vfn.rH lo tor blm tun LU pnrite enaaeuienu uah i,ui poroili lilm to be a candidate lor U.iTwnor. luia oaa prudeuluc the part of llr IVndleton lor it la pretty certain lint, ai ue uii.l ikii to en- T coi.uter Mr. Valiaiidnci m.'e li rtililr, and alro Kial oi al. U.e UvniicratjC pu'itKlana of vn Mtio who v' Wemed tlieinB.ri-5 to be poxiule 1'reela'enta, te would fall of uu ilictlon and aa lie la allll liikiM al nit fur the 1'rvrideiii:) iif 1 la frieuda In Iho Munllv f the Cliiciinuil Knq'tirtr oCIco, and by a Irvt eo.buai.Ktlc rum tnllturf, II l apinirjt that It wiulJ not do fur blm to run lor Governor a aecuiid lithe to be bmteu. More tnitn tola, Ihe luxury o. ben..: a rrwloeiitial c mdliLius and of bHne coatpic u ui Hi publl. Itle lor a good uuuy)caraliaa bevn un 1 xiiiMve one to Mr. renuieton, an! lie lee.e II iu run bent upon blai wml, is allll In the viror or In nliOfHl to do e.iinul ilnic In t.ie ay of accumu Unn available pmoertt, tno ursa ealate wtilcr. be Inherited brli.r inoriiy of an uiiprodiiUne char acter Jle liia Mile opiHrtnniiy now aa l'roailent ol tut Kntuclv tntrul llallroad. Icli .vloua to hie 1-Hr Mia, Bowler, an I bli. 11 la liTel mar oe rtu-adid ao aa to tnke fr.im Ulncinnull tneneculiy 01 i,indii; urn ullllona of Uoliara to couitrict a r. a 1 to Cluttan onu Mt. lvi.jlotcn'a tefnul to ran for Governor cm In. Ma joj oiierve, lulrly uicounted Wt oil 1 t (.i and of poll lui. pruJence una of Ujit.-.ul 1 kitifteea encaemeiiU. TUB OTUER CANMDITE4. On Gnliir tlioush a native ol Uhlo, raa forminy yivira a reaiiientol KanaM and of WaaliMWlon cil). iie Lua bat rc ei.U returaoj iiuoi ua and eeiiM.l 1 the old Lnncaaler ueiueelend. Aa he wm a WtiK t", aon of beuator hwinic and brother In la of o.n. bhtriniiu, nd aa durinir the war oftlu rol liou l. ill.l the Guveriinieot eiUclent aervice tu Ka e ia. latulng particuiuiy u order. No. 11, nut waa rlmiLed to eireruimate the Ku Klax of tbuae dara, und aa lua carervaVWm. wbica h taken Hie lorni of leir.ociacr, Uatea aincs the termtnatlon of ilia war. there la uo particnlar anxltlr on the part l ti.v llemocrau to put lilm forward -i IWir cham pion. Tbla indiffnrcuce to I la claim naa hecuuw more apuxrei.l aiuce he declined at curlly and pvi cuipti ill In ruu lor Lieutenut-Govarnor. 'lipoid l .j.lJihfcade of the rnral diatncte are quite f lue V CL3 thai If the ruin: man l not aitlla to lalu) the aecobd rie, II would be rontrary to iljeuii. aoie lulce, and uiiiloubU-dlv to alt Mrlia4U l-roce dent, to pruuiote mia to loadcrelirp. if he M out of trie touUft. Ihe Ueiaociata wiri loae perap tae aideal atuaip speaker nt their rrty Iu toe Maw, ir Gen. Ilwlni; la very lilsWv eauraa ad kx Un Mvirlar Larancui. Jud(e Jtauney, Jnd.e Jewe4l, aqu eeveral utlura 01 our Unoocnt. of mtlntt.iu weulu tx willint to run lor Gotornor, provided tlm If Wry encevejed they inulit px:t eiealan to tbo b.i.atc. Mr. VaUauJUla-iu'e pecu nu- (u'.aniun cuttlun that pruaiK-ct oC, thevnru nil in the Ut4 l. pnd Ibe tuucmiona are that Gen. (Jeor.u W. lie Cool of bliuUnvil t IU be li e Uenuicratlc btin.i nee, McCook vrna prominent In the lloaiucraiic N.llor.aJ Convention at t'l.arlealoa and Ntw York, and la a member of the celo rated f-uiily ol tte Q.-btlnc McOoka of Ohio, lie la well knowu to Iho countr. aa 1 aaa the iiru taie of not belnc obuoxloue ne a 9 rouoaueed Lopyer hed, Tlxi t-rncnil init return h llut hia mat I lair.y deecribed aa moderate, lwiiu exactly Iu what Wi moderation Ctueiia woahl 3 eeuaewtiat dlis nil to drttiuiine. Uo la a ready, tlueol, and finoroua popaiaroiutor: bul II la doiar. hln uo Hi Joakie to eu tlat l. icite 1110 Wtu tat character lata VaiUn lanm, and il- autooanllF e brtodtii and law)urilW precUion of atatetuent of ibe ll.io. Vtllliau H. tirouKbock. Mr. GjoeUxk. you )uTa ByllaMl aon llluo etnoe dwlaed to t a evil didaU for Governor. There re no tloubi he decllin-d eapoclallv beeau he did u t want to be Governor. The pMilkin la one Uiat waevd be an aunoiaat Ui bi'U, lie la a uuu of ftroai illri and ao petty a. 'r piratioM, He la aupocted ni aa andxiiou ui oe l'rrvldenl of the United BUtfe mid hra name u n.it nufrnjuotly heard here In connection Mill Uiat ku ij L IIUk Ueraoiracy arc lo. ku: ir ciindi late who aua IrequenUy un 1 with Hie cmi,li-i- ui e't.ctTit) drrlared iiiunif for the (.'uns ituuou ai I, la, Mr. Grvoebeck la probably Hour boat man. TUI KHI'UUl.lCi.U TaOlbLKU, With the It peblicue aa with t-'ie UemocraU, the ('lUrniiloital tooll n onaillealad ntih Ihe benu toi.aJ aaitr.tnina of leveral Impvrl.ut oauUonaan berutlor bheroiiin la. of oor, a caitdWaW lir re election, and liaa many frieuda UmarUitit lb btite; thoupb there la a earreut oeaip aotoa lit Iioliticlana that be hae not lieen Ha U peellt m a txnator ahotild from the dlatrilwitiui o' thv oairi ayeol the Grant A ruiloielrtlton 111 putroua liaa beau "Cailtrvl atioat U.e Hlate im, aay ap fiirent purpoMi othjr than to puco Iho puvoti.il rienda ol Ibe l'rfaldanl and tbe old acqualaiiacee of hia latbar. Tl.e Lliatuct Alleruty of the SouU wi Ditira-t of (JL10, U10 Hod W truer M. lkitnua la kaown to be lire friend ol bhf lau bet It la not clear tkal he ki In a uoeltlon to enanie lirii. U be ui floeotKI. The llou. LUusibaa Delano, bira tary of the Interior, hue ln crvdil of nunc Uw tbe r.-veutte ofDcera IhrougDoet uie state wltn a view to Ira own ooctloa to Ut bonelt Ibe poaltlo to which he baa aepired for Mine tnlily yeara. lie de 1 liia Ibi. aoil lui uutlou veheuatnUy t but the know f int onea e In art the recent ailJnMnieuUof rervuue 1 Ddlcera ui Il ia qaartrr eailciirca crrcuniatancaa lu:i .aula qdkcouiW ujion any other cuajecture tnu, thai Mr. UelaOM la latent UPON niaMat- friellia an I D.ulilplyinz them iu all parte of the b 4lf to terve ivnin ambftloua dt.ltn Jlon Wade. louuve rxi, ku aiMiitdonKtl hia purpoae of re ua li t b. ii-rniil Mn--ii to le placed la the IkmkIm ol hi- 'ri. tide, and, niylet he 11 orl-1 never oounnt. lua tuhaiuniMll) ion., i.t.u tube me id puiic-in nomi ior Uuvevnw Ilia not unlikiry that Ilenyi 111111 a i. a virt euiiaed aomewhai b) the lelbf tlou lual, all r all, l.. wouW not be too old lo yo to hia .Idllaielu toe h,iale. Ha lua tivwi l.l cunatni iimi.i t e prea.ure o. wlui ka pn.tibli re- farda u publii, opinioi, ln,t whlcn la dHiili,y i.oe who -if d,.- o.,.arvei lo iw annua nolo ilmnirnairaMoii I) a ,U. kll j c lque whu, curioue y tinni.u,, putcipe.i, luha. rt lb at 01 fiurinuu anj wuo .re auU lo inmr Iin Ihel tilt the ediloria. e,u .rt ouln .fin ltttllt und li e Cnunltfe. A Viuii i.t ueiuol alral.on Mi Made in tne Uiocuiuail con.tr ui lee oiaie una b. ei ruile aiote tae inoii.intuce aa a ouit.l1.11.lo 01 G u ild V ovea, Xuin la not a nivuriu. ol the Itw vtada bwiue in liaiuilloa lonalr. In t.tr Iota. 41 1. 11 a of that con ut' he liaa 1.011 af.it.l them, anil their dialike and approuen.-lon of him nuv ju.ily be re atiu 11 aa tho in da aurim m thtlr Kn al enthnalMm f iw de It will ilmiheli-ataopeer whfii thudeleiitw .t tn Hie (invention aaaemhle tkal the IS ale move k u cut ta leta lonuldaole than Portia,.! It iooke abroad U A ohb uarjuau C4KVIUATI, (1 fun. W, V Noyea le one of the fureinotl Dnbllf I a,a.,r, n t.lu m,, ju BBl,chi. hate aluay- I lM Li.il UMa.ticullj reeelred by Ibe K. publ cjii, I there la a leelluc that Ine cuiittat I tVi ,ciu"i, M 11 erUluly will be Ini- I u! Vf N' ve" le-flra-J to make Ihe canvax I JiJU'y hti apetchea are itruDK aad uklnk, Aud feu u tea the. advkuuy;! OTtr tilt etutr VlaBBHMH I I -ILI III ctntlemen named of pcaaeaalnir, but Mis le;, having had hie 10ht ley knocked of) one 4th or July doting tha Itle nnpletaanlnees In Georcli. When ton Join to a one-leczed yeneral a rlnamc and ((illvntlit( atyleaa a public apeaker, tniri'ther with the repntitlon of being a good fellow, with more than araraz bralnt, It becomes trouble. aime lo yet up mora available combination, fvoyt hat reconllv vacated tha bench of the I'ro. bate Onnrt In thla dtv. lit la not doairoua or yolng into public life, but be liaa bten pretaed Into aervice In thlt matter by the polltldan or Ihe Central and northern porttont of the hlatetUrtely thoae w bo w ere at i ne time fully reaolved that Gen Oatfleld tliou.d be their cnudldal. Garfield, It la ataerled, did not want lite place, partly because ho hat an unpald for hnuae In Wnahlnclon, and partly becauae he underatanda hlinaeir In have a turn thing of the Cha'.rinaniiltt of Ihe Commlitee ol Waya a d Meina In the prtacnt Con rea, whenever li pteneca the bleaker to lorni trie r un nitiera, Htl l lucre la re aen t i ti. Here that, II tna prcaaure had becu made ex'ruimly rtrere tin. hi Gen. Garfield, he would li te mien nut, bieiuae thero li no Yallandkt linn 111 tl.e ltoput.it an party to lay dtmn tl.e liw In Iho UTtct that no one flt.tl bo tu oiiie n randl ale. both lor Guternor of O b. and I'niii d il -a r-oniito. irnni Cn lo. Gen. O irtkld, ol contac, would i.ot ut hla tluit. of lire mA a'ler Ida loii pnbrlc career reftiae to aene hla btite and hla country In t r United blalea Viiaie. llut trier laklnit un Garntldand welantna; and iiieaanriiift htm aa caroiully aa oa.lilr, the ponl,ci.m who are enaai;oliii the iiiiiiiuliciure ol i.u'ulc opit Ion con cluded that thet din hoi ivanl lilm lo be toe aland' aril-biar.-r tnia t ill. 'I here hat bv u f 0 n tilth of the reflection ft Ren. Il.vte; but lite (Kneral haa had the office for two teriti. ami la tolerably well aatlanvd ao far aa that la concerned, lie hia inula a.l the friend lio roald, and galnctl all the cloiy In of.lco that be la likely lo eel. lie la perfectly willing lo retlro, and not nnttiiline that he aitould be aucceeded by hla peraonal Irlend, Gen. Nojra. And then tno Gover nor, It la believed, lookt toward Ibe btnatonbl. If lliy conteel ahould tie protrat led, and there waa a call lor aoino nKe man upon wi n ti It would be a rood tblnz to co nptomiae, Gov. Ilayea la lue very clever fellow tor that emergency. 11 ax wuu wtsr to dm cevxuoa ihd sinator. Epcaklnz of the Unlit d State Uenite, the Hon Aaron 1' Perry, of tlio Flrat C'lncinnall Ulalrlct, who la a ttrm.irr of tlto t rrient CoiiiErvas and hna ainady made hla mirk In II, haa f.ir a ti.n; lima I ecu accused by ao.ne of lit frlenda of a willing t.e to be a United Main bcnalor. Uo haa been accuaed eveu ol IrrmltUiik Iti.iia lf lo co to Ihe Home almpl becauae the Houae wj a pleiant alopplnii-p'.ice and aleppintS-alone on Ihe way to 1114 Sen te. It li not At all unlikely that the condlll iii or the next beiialnrlrd c .iteat In thh bUle will lie audi that ho may bu a atruiuz candidate. Governor llenniaoii liaa been named In connection witn tho Goteili.ra oO.'e, but he haa terved In that piaei., and tiieie la noreaaon to believe that hit cl.ilnn a ill be preaeed witli lorce. He a ao may tnrn np it a can ill late inr lae benale, haviui bad un ambition in tnai direction lor u icreat m.ttir )rra. Ltat, but rot te.iat, tho Hon. Samuel Oitloftnr, a Ktntlemnn Olatlna;atantNl lor hla poraoual beauty and tne eull'tliy 01 hla rreabtlertaulani. Wherever the Itepnblicaitt have had a haid lUht for many tear Galloway haa been called to lie front, and bia tervlret ou the atu.i.D have been evcond to tnoae u no mau In the bttto. tut uo la am 11 a Ult'iful tool, alwayt ao reliable, aud ao eacellint withal, that there la not thealtishtf't chanci lor lilm to bo Dominated lie run be counted upon at nil limca. lite llet of can.Udaloa w lont. ieian.e 1 lie eroup of ureal rj.tn In Ubli. la really oaiall.liii; extraordi nary, llut It M the laipreaalon of tnwae who believe tl.emaoitut beat mloruied that the coateat for Gov. ernor til be between Gen. Grorae W, McCook, Democrat, aud Geu. Kdward V. Noyea, llrpubilcau, with VaJlam.utioin, I'emlletoa, It inner, Jeetl. and potiibli Knlnj. ilnnocratlc canillti.tlt a tor toe Fennlc. Willi Micrman. ll.'ano, llaye', lleunla Wade, aud l'eny, lleiuo.l ou candidate lor the r.Mii.,'r 'llitte aeema to be no doubt that the Itrpuntlct.nl will cittri the Slate prnvloed ine l'iel.lcntul quea lion la not enpplaineuled 10 the beaalortal complin il 1 a with lien Grant, alreadr renomiu ited. Ii ti e Kepuhncana have to take uo the Grant laiutly, a by ine Uciuorrucy l.atu a good chatiee lo carry the election. And Indeed It mlnht lie of oaie a Ivan tare 10 tn-ike a lot queatton ol the pepnlarlty of t.vn. Grant In I lie Stat durttie thla ramimn. I do not ti luk. htiwcier. tmt the H.pub'l -an yobtlrlMa ol the -uie wih be 'oun.1 auxiaua lor ancli a trial by aatlle aa that. In all vrobaoiilly thevute In lUmll Ion county, where tntrteeu meiabera of the Lepaia tere are e.ecied upon a ainclo IKaet, will .telarulnt Ihe 1 0llllr.1l completion uf the icialalurc, aud nu leva the llei ubheana are able Ui do aouielninf 10 dnve off ihe Gvraian vole, tuey w 111 ccruiulr carry llaai.llvn couu y, auJ almual aa colUiLl) elect their man to the bauule. b. tju: i't.xsrj.v.iA ytscxtzjis. Ilovr liirv I.lvc tainl lietv they Opernle-The Vrrtulii of ibo llndy I'oltlic How ihvy l.My their V.zj nnl Ikcu lliucli tbeui. toneaiMiuoence 01 The tuu. i'lTOUCBUM, Mnv 7. I can hardly nrjrce with Ilret It.trlo that the heathen Chiuee are peculiar fur i) that are murky anl trlcka that are remarkable for vanity, Ibe UccUtnUl r.iimtrr evidently never heard of Hie l'eaaaylvanla linchrrK, or he woald have nude an exception In thtlr favor. Tlio I'inchei la a gr ut nufunr, and only peculiir to tlio Lvgiilatare of l'ennaivanla. It la a cruaa between the ceuimuu higliwa)inan aud the profee atonal lobby.au bouetimee he la a meubcr of Int x-t'ialature, and aom'tlnea he la au outalder, but outer ail drenmatancea he Is luipecuuloua, aud, imawhat unlUe Ulcawber, be la olwaya lurulny aumitliiu2 up after the manner of Jureuilea hunt ing tor an.le wo.- .t ao.nttltnes fln.lini ten dullara, aooietlmea a bnndred, while now and Uieu a cool tlionrand reward a big etTort. THi l'inchtr la Initigenoua lo the aoll of tbla (Alloheuy) eoooty and 1'iiltadelplila, Ibtac countlra being the mewt populnua and alTurJlnt tho beat field of operation, The racana UuvUjli winch the l'lnciier works la irtvate and loc.il bills In the Leylaiaiure, The 1'iochere from thla county num ber aix or eight, twn of whom ro memoirs ol tho Iloue of Aaeerauly. The ooUnl'-re continually hank about lie patla ol legia uliuii, aid oit-r.'o Ihrouih t'Hi latlde membera. ll,e work eorue IhlagiJter thlaalylet A rttrieti t.i, wi, tor lnlnfe. a valuable piece of real tiai near tha etlv, a flue an'-urbm reai leuce. or aotaiblng of trial Boat, il la ae'.erulnad lo pincu Int lo the eiUnt ol a lew UiuU'and dr-ftira. A bill Ulatrodneel InUi me Wvtelui'tre Inctinioratlng a buie oot.in coinoaur er aooie ol'ier etjnally 017110X Inua concern, wiiiaH ra 10 be hated ation amne ad Jolnin; w .ate phiee. Il ouid annual ruin the prop- ny of tl.e cituen. 1'he btli la relwrred to the mem bera IrtMu AlWrtianv, and ttMy liemy la ravor of pub lic iinrroretuen-f rrport II lavoralj-, aa,d of ouraa Il la rtodr to Ntp od. Tae pruprrly b" ler be couiea alarmed at Ihe proaaect and rutu .-a off to UarriabcrjC. There be can get lltee-trof no-.'-e who will aid unn except lite I'n.chera. limy leilbim thai for 11,000, oi-tomo apyroprlde aom, they will to rure the dneat uf the ball. He depoatl the monet auauec. to their erd.r when Uie bill la dtloatrd Tile l-zlUre Mnclier, who Ural reported Ihe bill ti voraldy, IU.Q, aa lie baa u rl:lit tn do under Ibe rotiM, objecta It oft the rallender, aud the money la diviled Mionr the i'mcher brood. In tula n.i the war ta curied en agalnat all ktnda ni men and all manner of ktiinre, e-cli victim being pluctied ai long aa he will o.eed. Un. parlieu nr tucldeut tell under the notice of the HlK oorrarapiMiaViii a lew dWa aieo. The drux- (;ita of Aflegkeatv coonty were alartteti ntte mon on lo 0 d Inat a ht.i had b. eu intruder! and re ported Uvomblr lo the Liau.ure, creating lUe ufllcai ot lirog Lt.av-ocior rcr Allegheny couuty, with a ailar ol llu.n fiiAy) Ui fi,lii) wr aiiniiiu, a. d clolbittg him with exira.rdiu.ry ;powera, by lueaua ut which he ooald abut up ua ui.i diuji atorea ua lie ciiuo. Ho one hi.i i,ver aaked lor auch u tuoa a'lre, arid no one knew aartbiua; of it uutil tl.e I'uirbera lud rot It ou lb kucli road to a piaaau. Tre lure Ixint otx hundretl dituriata doing buai nea in I mi coautv. and they baMinegreatla alarmed, and -:iA a coaiuIIUm to llarrtMiurg, lit lit lu-ud of hlch was a Fuulr, allhwun Ihe drnggiau did not know it. At llarrlaourg llw pill veiidrra a. ere to oriniid that uolniru: Ioaa tnan flu.DJU would satU'y tha public deiuand for Ibe aalety aomrlit 111 tula bul atMiiHt liogMwm,ii and tUlett-rtoua druga. banco It 10 eay the riechra had atrouk a rich load, nng the drucclata tied lo the luN an.oni.t of ten tutiaAnd. and tlio bin wua thiowu uverboard by the hnchfrtu the Lea arl at tire, 1 uiikhl nMi.'llpiy iuauuca bow mjnof all cla.aea, aud toirooratiotia m well, are regubtrlv bled hImu tv r the Lglalalnre la In eeaalon. Our most re KiUbla bualnoas ueu uio Iu u coustaut statu of terror from Uie aaoanent the Leatalailve aeaaum ovitina until K adjourua. aa tbey tuve no gu iruutee thai u.e I'tuchcra ar not pluinliu a raid nuou their purtHM. Not leaa that riO.OUU la picked up In thla way in Arta-gbeny rouulr alone, py tho 1'luclieri, at oath aeaaiou of lie Leslalaiure. illf, JVM CI. M1LL1 OA'S. Tho Illegitimate Child In I'rovldoucc-Tbr Itiioarrd 111 tile 1'nn.tly lllble. Tlio further luiinn of the actiou instituted bv Ooolge W Doiven of 1'rovideuco, to rec ver a ahtre ol Mine Juuiet's mllllona, waacontlnuaj yesterday. Tho car la b fore Jn.tge Ilnblneoii of the Court or Common 1'leas, and rx Surrogate Tucker a aa.o oiated with Hi, Levi S. C'hatflelJ In the prosecution. Mr. C'liurlee G'Couor and Mr. Carter appear lor the defendants, Ti.) only wllneaa ciaraLnwl yealerday waa Mra M'ldora Woodruff, ayounganl pretty UJy.wliv to titled m foll iwa t I know Mr. Nelson Chase, I was proent when Mr. I'liaae lulu J Mra. VanJervo irt Iu Ihe tumiuer of liikl, to talk about Hit Juiavel heirs. Mra, Van .Ivrvoort aked him why he wet looking for the i.eira of the euie when Unix. Jurufl'a aon, Mr, 1 rge 1 1.) wen, wua llitng in i'rurldenco. He re plied thai Mr Ilowen waa illegltituate, and could not Inherit hla uioiher'e ei-ut mora thin the furthest atrauger in the world, Mr. Carter, Mr, Ch i.e'a lawier, waa prraent at the tine of the con-y.-rea .inn. They limned over Mra. Ynulirroori's MiWi lo flnd tlie fiimlly nainea. They talked about Mine. JniuePa life ud her vait to franco. 1 linew Mrs Lailoa .lonea, who la itotd, an I freuiienlly heard her apeak or her relatlonalilp to Mme Juinef. I have I eard Mra Junta ray mm elm waa keeplug her aible ror Mr llutven, aa he might some day wan! It to htlp to prove his birth. Mrs. Joues was III at Ihe time." w sJ V,oo'lrnirwi"cr0H,-,"ml,'pl "Oti length ejiU'.v (.oaaor.uiiiBuUufiiiijiiiuf.'ait wua aiiciw.'. TIIE MURDER IN TIIE SNOW. THE TttTA I. OFKJtl.T.T roll Til F, Kl hL. j.vo or r Aim eii xosiuaxu. The Footprint In the Hnevr nnd the rioota Hint Filled them-The Two) C'lnbo 1'ound Hurled In the Weed The Gpenlnu of the rroarcullnn-I.lre or Heath for Kelly. Tho disposition made of the onto of John II. Ravine, one of tho murderers of old tarmer No tr.nd of Srosact, took tverybody by turprlae. It waa generally believed Irom tho proceedings of Monday that he would rlak tltt result of tilal, but acting under the advice of his coonael, he pleaded guilty. The court room was crowded to Us utmost capacity vealcrJaj. The result in Hit case of Kelly haa bemi cxlenalvoly canvsaacd, and bets have been made that be will not be convicted 0' murder In tha first degree. The weapona with whlcn Nottrand wsa killed are two chestnut clnb, one at-iut tlx and tho nthor about two feel long. They were found In the woods whert Uevlne confessed they had been hurled. The large club could not well te naed to advantage, but tho small ono Is in crr.RT pAinconn ntxrrr. Il has two l.trte knots st tha larger end, either of which would make aco nptcte IncMon, having been htwn to n sharp edge. Tho boots which Kelly wore, and which have been talked about as being strong clrcutcatantlal evidence, are exceedingly largo. Tho solea sre T-rr thick, and heavily atudde I with hrgo nails, Hie heads of which mriautc nearlv half an Inch. Tne nalla are aald to l.aio beeu made In tho village b'aek'mlllr ahiiti. Al 10 o'clock Judc Gilbert nc"nilel Ihe benr'i, and the clerk opened the conn. Kelly ua then brought tn, and to.ik a Brat beaitlo Ida courrel. lie did not annoar nmeli turned, although rcctigniiing many In theaarinhltge. Ilia ores looked lOiiiearlut bkni.lahot, and Ida llpa quivered a'lltlo. He waa cleanly shaven, and looked aa if hla confinement had afffcted him but little. Tho Jttrurs nil anawero I to their nan.es as called, and but IlltlodlOculty wosbal In obtaining a Jury. Dl-trlcl Attorney Downing opened on tlio pirt of tho le it le, and at the ctvnclttsl 111 of his speed! Hie Court took a recess for 0110 hour. TIIR TdTIMONT, The Court reiaeuibletl nt 2 o'clock. The prose cntlon called at the first witneaa Thotnw lanlll.who leattrlad aa follows t I rtl,le al llirkarlile, In in. town nr Or1terb.1v. I waa wuu tlr, atraad on the 2tat of Jaauarv. Kohralnt I'nweil wia wl h 11a. We did not remain al Nostrand'a hoti.o verv lunir 'e all went to Vin-oe'a aiere. an'' tl.eneo tr tno hotel. We inntirj aeveral traona at the hoieii we agreed 10 go t.i Jatnnica on Monnav innrnlag. It was mmmiig vhen wo le t tie hotel Ka. y and iicvine wero at the hotel. We drank aeveral Hmee there, there waa talr prtwei-n So'trann. llavlne. and Kelly atoll a Iu, ee Kelly aaked If ha e-cuaed him. aori lievine aaked If he accnaed him No'lrand aatd he aid not area e Ihei nf theni. Kpbratm Powell aked No. Iran.t tn rule with na. rleatrand aald ho was ant rt ady. loi.tti.t e Noairan I after thai. Wettpr.l at a 1 other hotel. 1 do not Know what led 10 the eonvrrae tlo 1 abut tho sheep. Nuitrand aald Jackaon spoke about ahiep gctiloir through a lecc. Kelly aadlie vtue aaked NuiliauJ It hs acca.od them. 1 aw KO CTtrLEAtANIVrM between Noatrand and Kelly. I do not think the worda anoar-n were umrleatltv. I ttid not notice Hevtne'e manner when he aaked Koatrand Hie queauon. Kelly drank w'lU ntn once, and Pao raraanarllla. Devlne drank onee and to..k burr. 1 do n-1 Know what time II commenced anowiat. ine erotiod w 1 Irosrn. Mv wagon tracta rotild not be aeen an hinr alter 1 pa..l. i do not know tnu of iny own krowle Ixe. Knaralm I'oatll a rilled. Ho rorrihoial-t the teatliminv or t ato 1. ti.tdlng iit tacrt waa aoineMi ng aald al out a lioco be.ng a nui-anc. Nostraid drunk fltelln Valeiiilue rtayilaa tcllfl-rt I amoneot Ihe Coroners of 11 c unity 1 het.l the inqurat on the h"dy 01 O. v Not rami on the 1 and Ad il Januarv. Kt.lr w a awora iKellv't teatmi m waa produced and marked exiuUtt A) I airivei at Iho acene 01 ihe inuiiler ahnui M'11.1. Tne lodv wut 'yi.i 1 1 the r-.ait. rn mid int. a a.l and wtt, an I the Ooly waa found one ii'ii ri ed ana twenty yi its 1 ntn Ueu lid, or aeventy n e vsr ta trottl th Ju .1 liou o- l,te r,.a It Tiehidl 10. -e l .ud I'.iuld a., l-.l arbilinr tu Ka.t waa mat 01 a man jr not. IT Longrll LIKE A ri'Mrxit. I evarclied th g-oun I tn lue rear nf thehotcl Tt wits r.ivere.i h itii tiu.tt turre wete tracta It a ling acn.-a ttie vard in tbe gnte and V en 10 t'te barn on the no. th of the.intel. Inekoeieot Klvwer- mkrn Iti'in nit feet- Three pairs ri r tnM. outyon fliitng the tracaa Kelly ami u oue aalrof boot, whicu lie aaei ae had on oil Sattirdlv uiat.t. Ihe hoola had apt'ari'Bllr been .aimed We tried lite hoola In all tue liatka aa far ..a th fen e oi. the oitirr aide of whicn Noau indi body waa tnund. 1 taw uo Ir.vca oa ttie otu-r niti 1 aaw no tracks going from the rear ol the b"te4 10 tho aouib. riori v Vernon an I ai ter Franklin wcie with mo examining ttie iraeka 1 li-v went beyond tuo pu-nen. on the aoulu f Ihe Oarn. fifirti feci ninth. Il waa un at.iniUr we look the boob off Kellf's leet. Kcliv waa In the ho'rl at th.a nine. Vie n.eaaured ins flrat boou lo the tracks, vnr confARiu rAVoatnLT, bnt not an wri! at the laal ae.lr- Oae pair of boota had 1 true nalla tn them. We had a rule, bul I tlo nni koo tlui we u-ett 11. rite aec.md pair ot boots were toa targe l r tne tracks Itie third pair o( boo a. tha niiiddy ouea flMed the tracka. iilher boota migiuiiave r.ttcl the tiecta. beverai peranna pad tiei-it iriii.a tletnilv of the tracka. Id.in.tkn .a when tbeeetraraa tt.-re tnadi. Iho tracks ou.tide .if ine aatli u-ia ab.'Ut the fa ne alle We mcaaiirct ireblbivrltie.il iraeka 'lua liaeka ar tlM frnee uear lite Mat eo-r,-. pond d Willi thoae la ttie r.rtr of thL nntel. lr.tie 1 a no tracka going anv omer wuy I aaw uo Ira' k Wi. 1 1 fiotu Ibe .irni fence. There were two Hark, lea 1 ln to the foni-s. Tae.ewatan tmi'r.wiion 01 ftm, u. ing uatla. Iulaeovare4thl.lire0ftayaa.tav. 1 1 1 nil ki.ow ttheth'Ttt anowel on Monday or not 1 do uot know bul thai tBoe Hack acre eiade by other patllua. 1 he otluT iraeaa ooniluuol np lo lae feuee bill thcra m ua a difference. We tiKia toe cl I frnaeu tracaa tt alter Fiankliu dcpaae-l 1 aul Juitice of ttie Peaco lnt))-ur Hay. 1 took ton cotnulia at Uie Coroni-i'a toqitnat. 1 waanneol lhaae ahoiuaoeun rxaniiiiatiiia iifihettacka viuno-agavv teailuiony cunoboialivo ufthllotUr Hay laa run vyr.QVAi. srnutxiLi:. Whtit lleitpenril when n Hrnul.en Politician I'lrrd I'pnn u Couduetor. A) (Ac Elttnr ui 771c .Vim. Pm: Aj Tus Srs shhiea for a'l, I hope it will shine or ttve persecuted street car conductors, l'ho I'Uol.i- tmy hive lorKOlleti ho a cointurtur wnt brutaltv shut atou ablxth avenue ear laat October by an ignorant uruuken politician On tho corner of Kll-ty-ulnlb atrert and Sixth .net ne, thl man w.th to fast women got ou the car. When near Korty-fouith atieet, one or the women went out to the conductor aud aaked him If that waa Grand street. He replied Hut II waa not. and requeued her to go n-ij and take a ae.t, adding ll at on coiulug to Grand atreet be tould call icr. Thereupon tho arunkeu poli tician went out to the conductor and addressed lilm In the raoel tilthy laagutgo. The cou.luc'.r told him that auch lauruage could not be lolorated on nta car. and the car wua sioppod and iho Iguorant poliilcitn ejected. 1 be drunken politician drew a reiolversnd fired tnrea aniila nt the conduct ir. Two -hott pene travel hit clothing, otic of ihem grazing his akin, it aia a wonder that uo oaa.engers wore lujurnd. Tho ignorant poliuc.an was arr?sttd, taken before Justice liixby. and held In two or three hundred doll in bail. In coarse of Hinu lis got scot free, s U.e conductor waa too poor tu employ counarl, an I the preteaiied vli'llunce committee wrre not on l.uaJ. .Neitur ibe Compauy nor tho public lent anv atatsUnce. la it anv wonder, then, thut oon ductora tl.tuld b uunlllltu to eect ur.rul) or dia orderly paAseugera, and Iw shut at 1 A VCTIIUH CONIIUCTOU. (Jneaaed KLubl, l-'lrat Time. To lAa lM.ui of JAf Sun. Sir: "I aupiHiee there will be another urticlo about It In Tux Sun," wua tte rt'lly nade b con. durtor of oar No. 67 of the Ihghth Atiuue Italliond on Ita upward trip betwetn 0 .md T o'clock I. M on Tnevday, Uib mat. l'ho cauao of the reply wt a complilat male to the aforosoid conductor by a gentleman on account of his stopplug Hit cir to allow a drunken rufilan to enter, aud then take un disputed poivexalon of tne rear doornay, so tbkt INtaerngeni cou.il scarcely get In or out. Tola wan done, aliboug'a the ear contn'ned only about twenty ptrwue lumils. The rnaa could hardly keep his baf aiice, and the pasemitere suatml near lilm wore In momentary d.jieor of rerellin bis embraces, while the lunductor and a Irlend or two loo, e.l on, ap parcully eiijojlj the fuu, I'AaaC.NUEii. Wbnl 11 l.ntly Haw nn it Mevruih Avenue Cur. v Ma AMior- of I hi San. Bins Obaerving In your valuable piper ssvcral communlcatloua oa the tuhject of truiltnent of paaneugrra on the city ears, I thought proper to state a case which came under my own eye. About six weeks since, at tho corner of Twenty-roorch street snd seventh avenue, I saw an old gentleman, apparently about 70 years or 040, attempt to lake the revculh avenue car and ttulle he bad hts lout 011 the lower slup ot tlio car tha onuducbir started the car, t iruwliu: the old gebllemin on the alrtet, which waa In a very muddy condilioii at tlio tune, and no doubt injuring him aovorely, oa lie limped down I'weuty-lotirtu alrvt, aa II sullerina: much pain The eouducUir nover stopped his ctr to ascertain Ihe extent or tho Injury lui had c luaod, but tne driver whipped un lua horatai and started od at a rapid rale, aa 1. anxious tu get out of tho h ay. A LADY. Court Culviidiint thla liny, riMwiMiM ua Airt.it. Na. i. la, ti, i, va, 110, lie, ua. I mi 111 ii in. 1 jm iw, si 1 ulna 1 ..titr, t a.Maa.-.Ku, II, U. II, IT, Ta, 101, III, l. 111. Itt t-vattwa ri"tv, SKMetit Teae. -Nra. M, IS, It, lua. IW, pi, li, ill, ita, in, nt, in. hi, ui, u, in, in, in. tu, lit. IM, IK, 101, I'll I 1, Sa, til, III, It, tl, 41, tl. It, V, It, l4, III, l, Tt, at, In!, aa, Ut. ita, in. eesttHt Ci iv, l'iaul I'trt ll.-No., tl-, till, I. 1-a 1 t. iii, w 1 1, I u, n, ran, lint, t-, in, u, u, in, jt i it, ua, nu i a, Kcriaioa tuear--l'a! 1-Nat. fill, T49, SIT, ITS, an. nta, SIT, tu, m, ill, tn, an, -It, a.4. m. I'.n II. tiu, H, ax, 111, 441. Ml, 1110, Til, Irf.laa, IH, 111. 141, lis, Tie CVmmkh ria.t, Uiata.L liau hut. Tl, .ta, II I it, 4'i, a, la, h, to, aa, aT, iv. ti, ti, t ai, at, ai, at. t, it it, tt, aa. tu, II, V4, lui, UK, III, III. Pan I -N a 4411, ta, IU, TM, 111, li, ill, Hti, XI, anv, .ua, to, i.J, tn. The Indian Herb Doctor, of 2H3 l'ulton street, Uiuoklyn, has cured Jm of ooi.tuu.puoa t,j)Aj.j Sworn to before uio this 13th of May, mil. A. it. lllOlIN, AIUuuaii--JdP. Tho sudden shower of laat week d unpenetl thon aanda ol ailk hats, und it was remarked that Hal gloia. lent aud moi nr I'll tiles were rum the mutiUtluiiuut ui liuui. tbu cuaoaplou balUr.-Udc, ii- ji -re ge a. t i l ritoioajiA.rus jtr suit Jisvonxxnn, Hhnraefnl Trratmont of a Colored Mnjor la the Aster House-Horace ilreelry'a Gpln lon of Month Carollart rRepublleane Are there TJnlleil tritntra Troupe In New York Ou Tuesday afternoon Capt. Wlllard A. Hus ecy, formerly an oElcer la the Thirtieth Mataachn. sella Volunteers, but more recently from South Carolina, accompanied by Msjor Samig.l Dkklneon of the South Carolina mllltla, entered the barroom of Iho Astor ll'iure. Major Dickinson la a black man. The Captain called for some old ryo whiskey, and turning to his colorod friend said, "Major, what will you drink t" The Major called for rnm and molasses, hut was Indignantly repelled by thebirkeeper.who remarke I In an insolent manner, Wo don't r-o.l rum tu ulg. ycra hero." Tbla remark naturally Inccnaed the Major. 1 ak in nffhli rip and mull iry clo.ik he Slid "Gentlemen, the Ilemocrallo party of the North la different from Iho Democratic pirty ol uia South. When I wnsa slavo I was often asked by while gentlemen to drink, and 1 never wni refused, am now a cltiaen, 1 have been locked cp In the Tooths all nliiht. and that ought 30 entitle mt to vole In Now York, aud certainly a good voter enght to bo allowed to drink at this bar, no uiatler wnt.her lie ra white or black. I hain't got a many friends hcie as I thought 1 wonld find In Ntw York. 1 triad t rec timet Pi set Horace Greeley lie finally sent me wold tanl he had ao confidence tn the ltrpu.dl. can party of South Citoilun. He aald he thought thoy wrre all Ihlotra. Gentlemen, I'm from Charles Ion, and 1 tell yon Here loo barkeeper Interrupted the Major, and raid that If somebody didn't get out aomebodv else wnnld call the police, whereupon Major Dickinson ticked up bis hat and coal, and Mcomp-jnled by apt. Huasey, left the Aat r Houae. T -9 next aeen of thr-e gentlemen waa at the noma Made Hotel, Greenwich afreet. Where C'apt. Ilnavy makes Ills headquarters. They entered together, and wero going up suns when scon by the pro prietor. llillna there," he cried out, thla Is no colored boarding house. Ws dou'l porralt anything of that tort hero." 'llut thla Is my Irlend," answered Capt. Hussry, "and be is going to my room with tne, with ma, sir." "This Is my house, sir," aald the pronrleler, and II Is n;.ilnst mr rolra to allow any negroes up stairs. You mutt aliucr soldo py my rulea ur leave the house, -Ir Down came the Major and his friend the Captain. N'lt a word was sptkoii until they reached Uie able walk, then the MaJ r. boiling over with raae and uturliflcillon. gave vtnt to hla feallnga in curses both lou t and deep. Didn't I tell uo that Ihe DcmocrabJ f the North wire heller rrkmile to you than tae Kcpaoiloana era?" modestly ake I tho Ciptiln. "1'ai doaa, air, I'm done," ropllad tht Major. "I'll go bsck to Charlettun and tell tuoe toika down llnre sosMlhlng thay dou'l kaow, air. I've got lo Ut oat aH I knew when I get bick to Chartft tun, and I'll aeare eomo of thoae fallows, Good bit. Captain, I'll see you to-morrow," snd t'te ex cited black tclitlclan starto I for his colored boarJ log house In llroome street. llrooklyu OClclnla Co-operntlng ttllli ihe llamb AnliiiaU' I'rlrnd. lr. Henry llsri;li upiwaruJ before the Ilrooilrn Comuiissloaers of 1'ollco on Tuesday, complaluing that Brooklyn oOcers h.d refnsej to tnko chirge of the property of Ike persons arrested by his meat nudrr tue Cruelty to Animals act. Ho aald that the police were bound by law to Like possession of all abindoned property found In Ibe streets, and that the horses and vehicles of offenders against tht laws ol the Society caint nndcr t.ial cat gory on tho lntuintof the owners being arrfate I. .Mr. Hlhrldge 1 Gerry, tl.e conaael of the boctolr, scroinpauied Mr ilergh. The tinimlaaioiiera will order tno p.il.-e to aomply with Mr. Ilergh't wUbea, Tallica Coile. ot llro. klyn. waa arreted some Hue back by one ol Mr. iUig 'a tmn, sad fined $ia for namg a illeaaed hoiae. lie wss caught a aecon I ti.uo uani II r ssme animal, anl ttcburewae kll ed, and ttie old truck and tianus, worta about i'i), wcio put Iu a stable, fnylo Ma a aull tndi:i againat tue So ciety for (Ctyi. t1 o vime. he a.iys, ol Hie horta. I'lie late IVirnry llnghea, an inveterate enoiir of I!. a So ciety, lid .hla i we iu hand on boh. ill of Co lie. Who Oi.l Ihle 8110,000 T In ilarch, ltiV, Astcsaer Van Wvck instntctcl es-co lector lUtlvy lo auo Llllent.iiil X Co., oi Hits Uty, for niiinj taiea on tobacco, amounllag to jro.W). Tim firm dented that they were liable. atd employed the Hon. Wm. M. Iartt aa counsel. Sub siqueutlr, bv a;reemiit, Mr. Lilienlhal, arnlnr, CeH)ltl tSOOOJ In United States bands In the Occui Hank to indemnify the Government In case tho Courts thonld decide aidual the Arm. Soon allerward tha Ocean llaitk wua burglailotialy ria lere.l nnd r. bred. and no trice of the ootids could be nL.og.ui'Ully oMalned. fie lk.nk had arranre.t, It la aald. thai ttie bonJa shouhl l driH.aite 1, auo Jrrl lo risk, and Ihcy cauliol beeued r l it- a n unit nor coil tue ii, m bv sued, fr they dici.ared t.u-lr olIkjIioo, If an), b the tlepis.l. ('lipstrrflelU ll'llrieu'n Ttarrd f'liili. A Win. M. Tweed Association wits urbanized on Mouday evening in Iho Tweiiii-Qrst Ward. The r-racera are 1'realdeiit, James Kverird j Vice-lrva. dints, S'ephen O'llrien snd J. A. Hal, uuu; Trea surer, O. II. Moore; Secretanea, John U. Murphy aud Geu'gu li. lliekey. Iteaoliitions ollered by Ihe Hon J CI ttiertlehl O'ltrteu, endorsing the cour-e of the Host iu Ibe Ute Leglalature, and hailing him as tlio great loader to carry tho parly succewalully llironih Ihe campaign of 1915, wero unanlm ualy udop.ed. Tlie Ataoelatlon atrwidy uutabora several huu -rel, aul It la lulcuded to siake it the largeo; j.l nlr ttinti society ot Hie Iloae in ti e c.y. There will he another cm-Hug of the Association at the An Jrew Jscluoa Cnih rooms next Monday ereulug, hi ii t ie Hon. I.irry O'llrien wl.l atdreaa them o.i ihe mil kol tne laie Legislature aud ihepirtlie look tnvreiu, aa 1 the Hon. .igHno Durum w. stu ibe jlomiog when Larry wis SirtcUe.i," Hlornion I'rtfpngitndiatrt in Town Tlie irrelirmsiblis Hrigiiaiti has faith in Knrope tleldlnj hiu etill morocouverta for biseuiplro Iu Ilia Wist, and has teat out a uew batch of mlaiionarliH lo Kuropp. He has called a large liuuiOer of na live bcaudloavituis and tant tbeui lo tho north of Europe, aud about the same number of Americana to go to Unglaad, ef which lira flrat sill to-diy by steamer. The preaent tulfikmart1 are sent out with a bolder torva-tje thanaur of their predeces sors, lua reeuut Instruction, llrigliam sa..s Anciently, ons of the apoeelee writing of eoufeaatng thi r-Avlour, aajt "Ktery pprrit tnal co-tr,-aa'tli iiinl Jnua la the Ciiritt It of l.od i and every vpiru tu ti c.tn fitaetn net that J-na la ihe t'hrtal la not til Hod." 1 tar tnal every sptr t thai comaeih Jceu. to oe the Kavtour of the uorid. tae l d ant ew loalaiue'it and the Ito-.k of II 'tui'.n to t una, aud J'l-eph -.i.uih Iu tie n prot-nei. is ol lion i bti every spirit that does not con naa iheae thma is uoi ol iiu.i Willi Si reel lUlui-Jlloo Completed. Frnii-i-, I.. Meeers, a boarder iu the t'onetttu Hon Houl. at 1U1 Attuuo 1), via committed oy J ittce Scott on Tueidry for stealing 0 from thu till of the hotel. Meyers was born In Canada, and at tire Uraih of hla father rocolrol 3,000. With that lie came to thla city and opcratud Iu a email war lu Vi all street until hs lust Hall, lie then become a clerk In a broker's oOce, made the acquaintance of taveral buaineaa men or good standing, and was re scIihI by all his Irlende, until one day lu March laat lie waa srroated by Dolectivo Tilltty on lour scparalo indicitneuts fer oblaiutng munev on lorce 1 checks. Mesnt, Acker, Merrall A Miller lnai (TS lloud .t tr.Nell, t:n; Johu 11 Tralnor, JJtS; and N. II. Leadbealer, tT. Ilaldv (,'uduey lu Ihe llouae of itrluiie, Tho notorious Unldy Ciidiiey is fourteeu yeara old. He haa ruled Iho hltUi nutasbuya with a rod of Iron, He has taught thtun how to pick pockets, and taken the ITOreeda of tU-lr robberloa. He hi Ihe 'inthorol wlut la kuewn as the nowspaper tnck. A little urchin would shove a newspaper under a inan'a nuae, and under thla cover wotp I clean Ihe outanlv pockela of bla oterroat. Scorn of little uewaboa havo Iweu nude Ihievua aud rulued by in in wretch. At last Ilaldv Cudiiey hia been ciught, and .tern JmUe Dow lug liaa sent him to Uie lluuav of lteiue until Iw la lwcut)-ouo. The Hon, OrungpH, Wlniiua'a Ilanquel. The Hon. Oruue S. WIiiuiia, thu uuu iilm it Is said got fttai.ixu for Toting ayo" tlx tliios during the I nd week of the Lniiislalure, Is in town. He Is sUippiug at the Ilortman House. Ii.t enter tamed a number of friends ot dinner oa Tueaiay. Ho a tya there is uo doubt about his rttiirnln; to t ao next Leglalature; tho only quaitlou la whither he hull go tu Ihe Asaumhly or Senate. He tars Ho ran luiie rttliar hut lulled to stale whether he would represent the Svcoud liistrict or Chitiliui;ua county or tl.o "Uloody btxtli Waid" of this ell. Hrndlnuiip Iho Hhyelera. Tho Itewrtler aat ou Tuesday lo decide tho 0i pcal to tha (iurtral Seaalous ou hjW-u corput In the caso of btcphun II, Itoonan. thu shyster convicted boiore Justice Douluig recently und ncnlcuce 1 tu the remlenllary for six mouths for do'riiidiug a sailor. Ilmittan, lu the nrreenre of a number of political frit ads, aa onleied lo Utilsli mi ttrm on lil.ck we. 'a I'liin I, the tin litis, ol the hpet'lal Si-salons bn mt ufliruted A luriher apiesl la lo be m .de tu tlio General itrui of too buiiremo court. A I'ttrluuo lor hotueboilr. The boiuleil warelioineiiieit are nirittilod over recent Treasury order whlcn require the usu of tho Auiericdii seal locks vn their warehouses, There locks have 312 seals, that 1', one for every da) in the year, liuintaia excepted, aud coat (IS 01 each The application of Hieae locks to wardmotes would Involvvtiu expenae of from tlXU.DJO to $VX),(KJ, It latiiiuulil to tm Job lo en neb somebody at tan ex ieliac uf Ihe Mart.boui'U,uu, 1 .1 !.i in l.u IS THE CABLE CHEATING 1 OJlArJi CIIAJtOBB AOAI.VST TltS AT LANTIC xi.Lnaii.ivu cojriM.vr. Sir. Wenver, the London Mnnnger, Defer ring Aeaoclateil I'reta Deapulches, and Tuttlnc Ileapattchee to i'rlvate l'lirttre I'ortttird out of their l'roper Order. OrricB Niw York Associatrd I'niM, I New Youk, May IU, 1871, f To tilt Editor ef Th) Sun. Biri 1 beg Icavo to aak your careful perusal of enclosed Idler, and to say Hist my best efforts have failed to draw from Mr. Field the information called for, though ho admits that he has received It, and although forty diyt have el.tped slnco Mr. Weaver notified one of oar London nccnts that ho Lad sent to ut through Mr, Field hit "formal re ply to our well lour.tlsd complaints of Illegal, un just, and damaging discrimination against tho Associated Press In the transaction of cable busi ness. As yon will perceive, the enclond letter stales npon Its face that It la for publication In a certain contingency, which haa nrleeo, I have proposed to Mr. Fiold that If he would give mo a copy cf Hie Weaver letter I wonld defer any farther action until at least a week after tho arrival here of Mr. Weaver, wl.o la expected In tlio steamer Itussla; bnt he ro fuses to do so, for the reason, as I sincerely believe, that It dealrra to give Ur, Weaver an opportunity lo substitute for the confession of wrong which ho has already made Id writing one that shall be lest damaging, I believe yonr Interests will he subserved by pub lishing the letter herewith enclosed, with editorial comments, and by instituting legal proceedings su b aa will Cully disclose the facts, and satisfy Mr. Weaver and bit supporters that you will not bo both robbed and trilled with. The penalty of Mr, Wtavrr'a conduct. If hlmaotf and Mr. Field are to be believed. It lorlclture of the Cable Company's charter. I be Company, of course, is also respon sible to yon In d images. Very reepect'ully yours, J. W. bl.MONl'O.V, General Agent, now Tim con pan r twispus Its nut ci'stomcrj. Nbw Yoau, May 0, 1871. Cyna VT i'tVil. y, Diurt bin: Your persistence In withholding a letter from lr. Henry Wenver, of London, com inunlcatlng lutonnallon luttnditl for tbla nOce, compels lue to present the following exhibit of facts, Aa this ststament Is di-aigurd ,'ornnblicatiin II wc fa 11 lo obtain otter moJo of rearers, 1 ro epecl'uily request that you will glvo It critical examination and promptly call my attiiittoti lo anuhlng contained herein, the accuracy ol which jon pension tu question On t. iih of Jauu.iry laat we discovered that several ..able ineaaires, fifed by our ageule la Lon don, La1 been thrown out of their order ou your tiles, and wcio transmitted and delivered to ui realty hours behind privato moxagos whlcn wero filed eivistquenity to ours. This dhcrlnilnatloa agalnl ut hoj very daimgiag. Il w.is nlo In vio lation of law an l utterly Inrontietont wl h oftcn-repoalt-d dtclarallons of youreelf ami tho London manager, wherolu tou both rrecnlo-1 our eugcustion of any eneh dt.phtcrmeiit of tncMages Irom Ihclr J roper order urging Hut enrlt conduct would a a li cet tlie table Co.npany to for Inr tire of Us charier and cover the Cabla minsgers with dlairace. Duly, nevertheless, comanted me to notify jour self i trough I'reaidenl On n, and Mr. Wearer Ihromh my prliiciiKil oaaittant, tnun '.rinporarily ill L-mdon, ol cvl euce which ecoinrd to proved Ino outrage which n ha.1 ausuilued. iprescutel copr ol a It legr ,m Irom llatis, Liverpool, to V right. ew Yur," which was nrlivtrnl to Hi atdrra mtftttitn hmirt pnor to ittlHtry qf an tarlUr Jt'tJ vvu .'jt addrut l Una ai.il co l.ili.itig tht nn.t tnforiMtto l'ho llu;e.-U right meat go waa a ao ajutl louke u ijual prrceJeuco b Several liou is, of various otlu ra ot our miaaicta filed tn a:anto or It. Mr W tavtr, lo retooaso. dl.t not withdraw hla previous declaration Ihi.t all measagrt were traiauilttod la the order of llielr filing, not lu a note of Fs'i. S be doclined to roaponl lo our tpeclQc couiuutnt tcgarJIng tl.e Ilaies-Wright nuevuo on t.ie uronnd Hiat totlo ao woald be to give cs intll recllr information In regard to another peraou'a lu'tunet, wmch would be contrary to l.w. Tori line Mr U cavtr ct rmburraaaintnt nnJ en able him to show, ir poIDlc that Hie law had not been tialate t lo our Injur, I lrniu'ted to htm nu tho "th id March onlU'n authority froji Wrl.'bt" to give to ua, in his n mie and ti. haif, all rcq.ur. d in urination tn rignrd to the Wright-ll-tes mcasigo. Tina placid Mr. Weawrlo poaiilon to remove en tireiv the prti.ui fae.t evidence ol i ur wrongs, n n lad been delusive, or, wn the other hand, lo confe-a judzemeiil and ileadln exttnuallnn. Hurfugconi muiticated to) on it copt ef mi letter, ton replied on tne nth ol March, Unburn your Mr. Ward, at lolli.wa: "As you have aitdrr"ot Mr. Wesver, I hare no doubt vou will rtcaiivt Irom litui the explauatiou ymt deal-e." I .tn i ii mr mad that Mr. w i isu trior to the 2'lh Xarth. 11J forwinl, to ov t tai.gnige, a toritiAl icpli" to lav euui3lal.it. uuiojjyinr it In a teller to yourself, win ihe tnu nt that ou should couimunreitlo II lo lue. Tlusjoj have fatletl to do, tbouch 1 have repeatmlly calle I for It, and though you h tv, taken Care uoi to deny Its reeeipt. Thtat jou withhold the rooly whlc'i youra oi the I3;h March tilrectad mo to enpect. True, you have arged that oo rrr In pursuit of further Informauoa Arr; bul no such run Mr iurormation na e.a tgo tiielaOjat atated by Mr. Weaver hituaelf. lu Lon du on the ifctUi March, aod In nta own formal rv pl" atldreaaed to ua through you. Ilia explanation at aiade vrrbally to oae of onr London ugeuta. (after receipt ol Mr. Wright's order), aud Inimrdlitelv noted tlonn, was a coa'tesioa lnai our mrasaeea Ao, beoo dtacritninatod against, de liberately aud by Uia .tirrcthm I'm he had in fact let aalde Ibe act of l'irllament pasaod for the pro lection of cable bn.lne.s, aud bail violated tha cou sideratlons of peraonal luiuor and roaime.-cl il goo I faltn w'dch we were ao Ireqtiently Invited u iccept at conclusive oaaurauce that we were fairly dealt wpb. sal bat thete arc grate accuaalioua Ikim well aware; hot reeionalbt!ity lor tliein rests not upon the uu dcrMgned they aru the natural, t ie onli Inlrrprtt lulton of Mr. Wtmver's utan coulosalon, as I undar sutnd it. Your ruluclance to cominuuicatv his lettrr probably grows oat of yonr unwillingness tu put In our biuda ao damaging a diacloeare. I respecltully submit that It would he wiaer, oa viell aa luoro Ju.t lo us, lo file us both Lis letitr and the explanation, In hia nwn lanstiage. of tho reasons, If any, upon which he railea to vindicate the comae pursued tniiiud us. IVrUtlnlr, .ot the lacu now llano, they muat utterly destroy ll public 'allll lu the manage meiit ol the Cable Company fir tho use of codo ml ciphers la no protection to burnetii men who operate per cable, tiniest there ta nb-olnle certainty Ih.t U.eir buaineia will be turn anted lui.uodli.lth and In its proptr order of llltntr. aa provided bylaw. ihe mu Uoilcily ui errora in Iho aervics he'ueen Loudon aud New York, avenging aboat six serious onea per day lu our buaineaa, la uf n.ell no alig.U itlaconragemeut; but If to Uila be added tlie d. -raujeutenl at draiutclie-, .is to order of trans.uls stoH, .ircordlng lo the t. Ill or Clone.- of li.e utn eirrat timer end of tho line II ntiliier legal en arlmrnt nor rtuard for the anuphsi priueii lee ol commercial lutpcrltv and fairura in ca le tnaiiagi mcut r n Insure to a pal rou t'.e aitvaittagct wh'ch Ida activity and enterprise nutc earned iou muat ate total pu'dlc tuutlJ.'iice la at an end until there rhall be aome ne nieuia of Iratiaatlaniic cable comniualcalion. con. tut I, I upou fairer prluctplvs, Ver respecl'iill) J. W. SIMON-TON, General Agent. riXAAX'lAJ. AXD COMMEHC1AL. TuEsiiAr, May 101'. M. Wc have to reconl anotler dull da tn Wall street, tho dtrTcrtut mar kets allowing no Indications of animation or ac tivity. The small builuess done In railroad share ispartlilly due to tho dissatisfaction manifested among brokers at being compelled to use the hall of the old Open Hoard for their transactions pendln; tho alterations lu the block lUeLange building. Tlieo will not be flulsiied before the lat of August, nnd In the Interim tho 12:15 I'. M, call or Govern ment bonda will be omlttud, tbo outy sessions being allU:l5A M. and S:13 I M. The volume of buai neaa lianfcaeUd to-day has been limited, though per hap a trifle In excess of ytslerJay. In twrly deal ings a firm tone wns maintained, and eorucwbu hlRher price were made, notably In Ht-niling, nhlch aliatictM in HIS- A elude tnorknctlvltyclnracter txnl aftrrnoiui trade, but Ihe rii-e el the moniinj was lust, and Ihe market became lioav) and loner, tho decline aviraainz auntil to 1 V cent Una'ly w tiiillng up dull and taiiin. The larger deiiliuga wero in Heading, Knr, O no snd Mitsiaaippl, Norlh western, ami Kih'K Island, anno alt..il'in belii tli reeled at limes lo New York Centrul and Hudson Like Shore, Union I'uctUc. and I'uclrlr 11 nl. 1 he gold market also lacked spirit or lite, an i til tho r-ales wero at 111', llllt'. Fur earning the inte-t wete 1, IX. St, and 3 f cent. The scarcity of ih uhle o.iiea cotiiinues, and tho cotir.o ot the Triury otflna here in relualng to .iy uul eush t'oiiia nu irerriitation of coupons ur certiOouUs hoe provukoil con-ldor.ible roniineitt, eapeciuly among ahlnp-ra, wini uvb been couticlled to p-i laii-dltlV cent, preutluii fur thiuii, Tne spud.- s l;i Iiiini to-iluy waa as follows I tieainer J.ttn, (la.Uki in gold; floUAM silver bars; He inii-r C'tili.i.uio. li.OOtl lol.l coin, total, f2.Vi.fi.13 It Is estimated th tl lee llrenien stiainer leuvutg this luirl to iiiuriow will lake t llo.lluo la eiwie. The rer-tins or gold at Ihe r-nb-Trcaeuiy to da w re f.HI,tJJ piynienH", J'JlO.IHJ balance, jlil.CU) i.'l. i he cuneiuy retell ts worn ("iki, lUi; in)iiieuM, f W.I.OI1 bal ance, t7,SVJ.tmi I'ue culotns reci IPH iro f5.W, 0X. Tno total rle.irllt.'a at tho Gold Kxchangr limit were JI.I.7,7iHi; gold bilaucaa, tl,IUt,C'Jj, rurreiier balaucta, (l.tisl.ttod. Thu lolloping were t ie qtioutlona lu A. II tlH I l:a l. M. ...1IIH I I', M MIX b I'orclKti exchango has been strong, the leadlltg drawers uaktng 1WH f"r llielr 00 dis sterling, and litl; for U it, thotuii a small brokerage is allowed. 1 be money market wat without notable feature, the simply bilug abundant to meet the domiud ut 3 und i l rent, on United Suites securities, and 4 nnd 3 V cent, un prime railroad stocka Choice com merclil paper moves Ireelv at SiaJVU't-W cent Tho Trenaury bought 'i,0iK),UM five twentlei at 111) M to Ill-Sfl, on a total olVjring of tl lITvJsl at 110 Un lo lll.M, In this connection, wo hear II reported on tho atreet that the As'isiaut Trevsurer I ere was nuli.iirixo I to hike f "J.iKkJ.iayj In ca-e thai amount waaolluiud at ur below par of cold, We du uot vouch for tt truth, which wae neither ifflrmed nor denied at Ihe Bub-Treaanrr. Whether future onr ehasci will be in conformity with thla ramered regulation, It la Important to know. Government bunds were quiet, and bnt II Itle movemont Wat re Ported either at the Board! or coaoterwlte. At the first Hoard prlcea were firm, bnt later rrncted, the general market dosing Heady on tht basis ol 113K (LUSH for lrj07s, Thore was a brlak demand re ported lor Central racHea, walcn sold In tound lout at 105'; Henry Clewt A Co.. 85 Wall itreet, report at 4 P.M mil. A-ar'a.l OM. Att'4. n.KenrrencyaallJV llSKlVJOt. reg.,.l.J.H3 11.114 Ss.ll, reg lllS li, ia-M, -r.v roan. ..11.114 H3h tt.lHtl.rouD I1C' 117 pv, U7, cetin... 111)4 HSU t-ie,leg., H.ltM.llOV til JOa. W. coup.. Illii llS 5-es, HI. chip., linC ill li4aareg ha lorni t-aia. T4.ioup, HOW ltottli-ueoiiii.....'.,li)aK leus (Via. lti.cx)up...naj HO'liC 1' void hda.. lUX My, The Slsto bond market, In marked contrast to the general Hal, has been ettremtly active, with an ad vance on the chief issues. Tennvseea was In da rn mil at 09 tor old, the new rising 1 V cent, to GOX, '1 lie Georrli bonds were actlvelr sought for. the cur rency 7a al IXiJJ'll, the gold 7a Jumping I )1 cent, to OT'f New Vlrgtniss roe 1 V V cent, to 7IX. a brisk Inquiry Inr new Julv coupon South Cnrotlnas ad vancing the price 8 t rent, lo M, and tho Atril roupnn 1 cent, to CO. Mlssourla were Urm al Bl't", Hie North Carolines being heavy at 8714 for Ihe ltd Funding aetlsaues, and IS;,' for special tax, the old bonds iticlliiliig V cent, to 47. New YorkStataSs or ID7S selling st IU3; City oink shares told as folluwa; lkuik of Auierioo, 1S1 i Hank of Commerce, 120; l'hcrnli, 110; and Melropolllan, 1.13. Thero w-.ot an unuiua ly ,ro and well distribute t business In railway mortgages, the oggregato sties al Uie Hoards airoun'li.n lo upward nf (tno.OOi), ol which more Inau one-hall waa lu the P-cMcrtcurltlcs. Ccu trala. under Hie D.itlcring Increase in the earnings, developed a alroa lnvoainiciit Inquiry, which ear rle 1 up the price to lu2f V d m firsts srlllng at Wi land grants, UH 'U4 and Incomes, Kt t!i. We lioto sales ot Hannllml and bt. Joaepu coiivcrtlhlo 8 V cents at KHfj Nety Jersey C'ei.lral new imnds, 1J; Miltaatikuu and St, I'aul flrats, 9j.ViWi&V; Qnuicr and Toledo Drats, 81 V; Motrin ami raex seconds, vT;aV7(; Kvk Islmd 7 V tents, lira,!, Qlirr.!! au(j tUHt ol C 0. and 1. C 87V- On extreme quotattont New York Central slock fljetuat'd between M'4 and W4i icrlp. UH( Cfti; Heading. llVt"$H4S: Krle, 2l'iU'i; h ki Shore, lKiSUlMV I'lttahurgli, lJctiiltWV i Ohio and Mlasiaalppi, MttfllJJ J Hock Island, Hits' QH9V; Nortswtstera common, MXtpSA 14 tne pro Hrred, V(im: St. I'aul, OlVatM'a the prefenod. MStslV I Wabaah.OluVllii Union l'arlllc,S.'WC.'tl New Jersey fenlral, 107 11 'S; Delaware, Lickn wanna and Wea ern, liritlu,l4 j Hannibal and St. Joseph common, WV,ilMK and V C. and In diana Centra Wo note rales of Harlem al 1".1,S! M11hig.11 Central, 1114; Illinois Central, 13' C., C Cinemiiatt and Indian inolla S!I.VTJI Hoalon, Ilirlf ird and Krle. 3; Ohio and Misiiaaipnl preferred, H; New York a id New Haven scrip, 111; Atlantic nnd I'arirlo preferred. 3714 i and U111T Ittnnl. W. In nil-callancooa aharta I'aeific Mall rineed at 4KVJM7; WeaUrn Unim Telegraph, C Q.MH) Conaolldatwl Coal of Marylanl, 34'3.13; nnd m.rlpo.i prcfrrro.1, ll4&ll'i. Delawiro a.ul Hudaun Ian a! selling at 141, and Q'llcktl'.vt r 13 Exprraa sltatea were weak. Amerlcin tlerllning from Ml to SI, and United States 1 cei.t. 1 1 M. Closing prlcea st 6 I' M. were as follows AlVt.l ytia. as I. N y.i ll. e.. !R w Mich Central ..m lst N I.e. H.rer. Mia tsll J i;en-al.. unv im i.ariem. ii! lalsil'nlon Paeinc Mi si rne H VIKH'.. C ann I. C... J i4 WI4 .eai ne I3V III 'II. ana hi Jo to S It i ake encre IW.tJ iyi do ore-erred, Wl Mnlaili 64 SlslWeatU I'd..., CO tViWj ritlllinun I7?t t'.Ni,r-adne Mall ISU lH orliiti'rn... Us amlytilckillatr II II Korthw ITct... V(t oiktillarlnovi pref... II V 1 l.erl It.llid. ...13 4 llS'tiranton HI MU 'UltKaiiM. vi W i-l oa. Coal of Md Sty M At t. I'aul al vum-Cltir. si tl no.Prcf hi w sislw. r. At'o. f:x.. itw is On 1. II aa. 31 JI'lAm M, V. hi.. M 3I4 lll.rentrai.... WHIM il'. States Cx.,,. as MJ4 Htl., Uik. &W.I01IX Iuoh HAXKI.(1 A SO I J.V.lXCl.iT LAND (HUNT I10.ND.4. We offer for rale, at ptr and accruad Interest, the First Mintail'u ltintlaof the NOltTllKltN I'A. IFIO lt.MI.1'0 I) COMPANY, bearing interest In gold at 7 3 10 per Cent., payable temi-anntia ly. In atdi'i'in to the eecnrltv nam'ly att.ic'ied In a first mortraie railroad Ixml.theao bonda CTnattttlto a flrat undoalv mnrw co up.iu about 'till millions of acres of valuable mineral, agricultural, and tim ber landa, grauted by tha Goteruuicut to aid In Ihe construction at this road. Thse bonds are mued bofi ennpnn an 1 regis tered. IntorrhsngiMblo al Hie ploasure ot the holier, and are at all Hinea receivabls at 10 per rent, pre tn.iitu lor the lands 01 tne Compiny ot tnelr lowest cash prices. For full Inlonnttuin, ad treat JAY couki: A CO. New York", l'oiladsln'iia. W.it.ni.glon, Fiscal Agenta Northern l'. cirl; Kitlroat'. Nrtv YnrU Vlnrliets. Wedvisdat, May 1J. Fmuii and Meal The tnarkil aa- 3fic nuiierenihe low gr.vl'-.'M v'..t. em nnt Ma'e fl itnt wliha gno-l g-nertl deiunn-i. snii. 1 o-a nu t lite loctl uale httunt very fatriy. bnt l lie were freely met bv seders at Iho Improvement, --otuu ruflonra rtn.l. Cye flours Critter. Cor'i mot dun. V. e quiilet Wtareniant htvte atiperhua, l.itui IMSlt thlprinz extra. lo ionic la t vteatrru -tp n extisA and uontile exuraa, t4.aas;.;3, ,i0. a-mter wliiat extras and dim'tie evir.it. 6 vi aSA75 1 riorutir-i 111. p inn curat, Sii. lo i7 do. uade aud t.i.iul) or.in.ta, f7 JJ live fl mr. tl Cl JVi.li. Cora mi al. Uea ern and llrar.dvwiae. yxtfiat. I. a.v BttlKS riis nisrkel was qclet for cofTe. H0. till. Aisr pild luee lu ao.it reiu.at al Id prirea. tlolmoiea 111 gond de -land itaoearoot one., r r.o liieo and th- other or t. t'ron, aoei 0.1 private tenia 1 a an In Iota 1'ori i Itteo al a-jS-k-., ant New Or-cnne at 3are Sugnr a atiad ea.ier. tiitli a mmletaie Dnl.nai fttr m ginl reai.n.g. f 1.11 j.j'1 v inn" t anloH l.uuj hiids..ntuatlr at Kbove pnets. out inrlutli .g groceiy trades llilia au-i 1'orioittco, v;,jU;ic. He fined dull o-4 crushed, live r-rxunirs-ll-wio aaaqui-ial K3r3t5.H for strain, etl. bpirlis tun online waa active umi finnur at aMva S.'Se I ir mi-nlianl.itile l'tro.jmj cry rlrmiS.ua) bid! reCnett ror ibe nnt half 1 1 June tol l at llc. trid itaiioia. erude at lit. Tatiow arm at for prune, h rrUhta were firmer; wheal to Liverpool by steam, l!HOV!einns I'oik wit lower sak-s of 2 000 bh s. fnr ltat ana Jnr.r at t I7o I S, closing at tit, and a g.iod Johhingl a .e ai tKulliCJ for mets. fU ,s tor prune men. and I l.l nr ci ra ptrt. e lie (andpi-ct harnadull aul unchanged. Cut inealt weia anil an 1 uuhoui rha'iae lu price. IV uiea sold at ic. In i.nlk mud Ik- in pickle its on du.l an I weak short rib and long clear, taaV'tC- Drrsel ho;a itererailier aeskai i,f. Lttrl waa lowei aalca of I.7W t. al HUc. for Mar, llcwlisr. lor June, and use. lor July 1 Wenern on ihe epot normal. llrfllHc and city l'W (,al9o Hutter and eh-ea.e nnchaiee.1. OitAiia a heat w iu n.tter Utinand and le. higher t ta.naol J.Ojo tuta. at I1.SJ for auia-r w oler tl.Cv lor iienea-e. the la t r for Hlehl. aud tl yjii it for new apt 1111 all .at. fiatleywat ral.-lv active 1 aalaa 1.'. wo tja-Ii. ai 41 1J Ur Cant la Wrat la tloru Data lu lower an 1 du.l lalea nf IS.OUa buali In car lota at r.Tc for inlxeil ttlrai. and aaiua. for wiute 011 the iracK auu .ft at t We'itru quoted aiaiKoi. 1e. Corn wa 111 good nei und and turner; aa'e oroaoio p'l.li ai eo ulg for Western tetl a- a'ld 7 ava-c. lor wi a.eiu inixoa Curt m- the tiurtei on ine a, .01 wua quiet, bnt closed rt-rn i -alea S3I bvet (t.ietutl.- c BW for expoill st I'tC f ir nmlil ink upland, ail ll,e forlowinUt 1I11 t i'oi fu' ire lieneiy. ni'ttr a ill nil r u- d n-ntrr; rtt.t- nee onr latl of a4Vl hit.a eljt ng alter I at. ite nt tt te. I ir kiaj like, lor Juue, and ll.ic, lor Julv. Autuai, una 2e,itenbdr. I.lvc Slock Miirllet. Niw YonK, Thurtday, May 10 No Peeves were re.-eivt'd aud Mini uo traeaai Dona pr.cea atand notul na! y al II yad.' ic V with prime and extra ae tc lo l.a ti'ioleu al li t. He. l.l. veil cara. 01 S .13 thoep, urn veil, aud were telling vary alo ly al a furihtr d rt.ite of Wc. V tt Salra incimie 4 cart of rood ibearud, MZ.' av. ii 6i.irlt ra.t I cur do aa. av. al ra- 1 I car tlo NI tte. jv. al CliC.; and 3 ours ol -inahorii ul i"At H Ttiinr eight ears, or 4.47s lioga. ainteo. tue udu g 4 nara to a couiiu aaion aaietutan tor Ihe mar. set. alive, ine treltng waa weak and no lilt aire made tn-tore 't liatue. Ilogt that were aoi.l yrsienuy at (Caw v ion rt-. to tr. :s cou 11 not be a. d to ,l.v tor ttiore in in t4 Hrt-.aed hog were drpreaaed nti.i cloaca weak at7l-;,,V v4 tt lor In ivy a.ii Italil wal.uta hauls t: i. i t: 1. 1. 1 a t'.vc'f;. MviiTt-aa ti,etkto-Tina mv. unrhea... t 4. .-tin aeta,... 7 PC Jloo.i tela.... I 13 mini ttlKI-rai. ..ti ,-atKif Hook.. 1 SI Guv. UIaikI. 1 10 Hell 11 ita 3 ..rrlved-Wkiiaatntv, May 19. Fttanuhln l!na:a, Liverpool, ntjio aud pais. Heitntittp llattaa, itiein.n, tmlau and piu. bietiit.iiiplaiiiia. II11 aleiphta, riid.e. Hirantahip tlontttomcrr. Havinnah m.ito. a.td pat. II amtliii! l'lole iy, iiio J uie ro. co fee Itnrk H W Hoiorook, Curueuaa. molattis. Hark Orchitis, Mauuxaa. autai llark Arietta. Garden is, tugar. A.io. Uie utnai rifet ad -o.i.i t .e voxels. JJnsintss JJiotitta. t-rapet tiritpe 1 (irnpe 1 MOIIB UltAl'O. CAf r. rf.t,AU.SKr.H lli:l.Mllt)l.ll i CA1AWIIA OUAl'K .Illicit 1'lbI.H, Ihe moat tffoctlve l'argalive and Cathaiilc ever pro duce 1. aui TUB ONLY CKltTAtN CUIUS for ALL DISKASiM or AKI'KCriONS of tue LIVRIt. Super tedea salts. 1111; 1 a, sad ALL rUltG.vriVKi and CATHAUTICS, beantltol In appearance, and ai lavliiug aa a confeittoa. HF.LMHDLD'H ri.UU) KXTIlACrs.MU.M'.MHI.I.A, Ihe ONLY urFF.CrUAI. IILOUD l'Ultli'IMH and HS AU 1 ll'IKlt of Iho co uplextau, Il you would havu uew ll'c, uuw blood, aad new vigor, TAKP. IWO ltorri.Ki IIi:LMr.OLD' SA'.UAl'AUILLi. andONH DOX IlKLMUtlLD'e CAl'AWII.V UlUfK JUICE I'lLhs. Insprlug moiiihi Die svtiotu dulcr.'Oti achiiwe, SDlmtttlelue hai a quicker ifXect. I'ropared by II. T. llHI.Mnol.tl, C'ryilil I'alace Drug mote, Jtll lln.i Iwiv, .Vew Ynr.v, Palace Itiarmacy, Utltey llotiie, Uroaiway auj fJtn t.Ncv. Vork. Tcniplo of i'hanuac), Ciutlncutul Hotel, i'hlladcl phla. I'llHSCIIIITIDNS ACCUItATKLY COMI'OI'MIKD. Ficucli, llerataii, and SpanlHi apoken. HIOIilCH OI'KV ALL NIUIlT. Dutihrr'a lleiitl Shot Knit m D inns. Try It and ik't'i lu peace, HHHBHHHHaatKaxajamsBatKatKatKxaL rrr yoiintM Itoiictt. 1 Wft Hwalm's Fnnncen haa bocm In awe now for TM tome ally yea t. ror8crorolaaa4ksadrldlaeiises,U ID Is a moat vanable remedy tdosuuuials have tea tilled to IfH cuiea effected by It, Hi rrwsaMteaUtfractlMs. H Fnrrkn Ullanrnl W alert Harmtnara Hatrlagta H npenor to all olheis in Httncitai au.l dl.esaas of Liver and Kidneys, II. .1 LRVT, Ageiu, J Hudson lliy I II er llallroad Depot, Varlca 11, j Ml IT yon would havo na arnr hntra vaaai llnll'a I VI Vegetable Mclliau liar ilenawer, ttie usiy sure pre- I I 91 vtntive. j j mi MAltltlKU. i f IIAf8FLT-CIIIIIEIIKIL-ny Hie Rev. Y. W Foch- I i f linger. Kdw-nl llnuse't 10 Anna rVhrMoer. I HiiLZMANN-hChllHHN -Uylite llev. O. Seheikcl. I il Lndnlu Holzniaiiii to Haibiira txtteirit. sj KIlAUM-DKIItlH.-lly the llev. 0. taholool, Chris- I H U in Kraute to tlarie lltvga. all Mi:i.si.:,-Ki'Khlir-iir Hw Iter. 0. Soiiotbel, Wll- T llatn Meln lot aniline It. Ken. l! hCllrt AdLI'.ll-tlKIIHAKH. In thla city, by the Her. I 1 fl fl '-cielhel, Angu-l i-e.tw.lvicr of KUtou Island to 1 Mag laiaitj Hebiard or New York. I) 1 11. I.hKN-flllKINKIt. Ity tti-i llev. F. W. Foohltn .11 ger. Aitgn-t D. Ihlelaeti to Fietlericnllretner, II Vli IIM1- U.MIKIIN.-Iu this oily, bytteliev.a. I il Pchclhcl, 1 brlitl.iu Vlchman to Jobanno Utigtrn, both 1 TJ olllrookl.il. UKiiMiK-llALLCIi-nythenrv.a. Scholkel, llerv I ry tVt-rude tuMis, nsrbarn Hallor. I V mvoncv.it. I n CLAHK.-tn Msncheeter, Iowa, at ttie AeMI term of ji the lie aw.ire Ulalrlct Court, Melttna Clark Irom It llotner I,. Clark. COI.UV.-I11 Mancheater, Iowa, at Uie April Urm ot M Ihe Heiawnre Dotinct Court, Emma IS. Oolhy troul 7homaa toluy. DouMAN.-In Chicago, by Judge Jameson, Sarah K. W Hot nan irom blci bcn Dornian. Marriod bepi. 11, 1333. Cattre einelty, KKhL.il -In Chicago, ny Judgo Jamrwon. la-iivena m J. Keeter rrom Viva Ktelcr. Married May 10, toiU I i tl l'at.ao,aduliciy. I M vino. aiti ItnoWN. In llrooklyn, on Wednesday, May 19, nicrx I I ID I llmwn. widow ol Johu llrowti, aied l yeaia, 1 wHI The lelativcs snd friends ot Iho liuntiv are rcspeet- 1 HVfj 1 fcilr Invited to attend the runctsJ. on Frtdar nrtrt- HI noon, at o'clock, from her lata rettdeuoe, 114) l'ark 1 Ml av.. Utird dour ir on C11I on av. I dl I'MIII.I. On Iuediy morning. MavP, at llo'eloet. Til Hary Cahlil, wile uf Florence Cablll, nged yeara ard, I UI omMtitht, ehewiia boru In the cliy ol coik. Ireland, 1 Bl and was aiughter of HarUiolouiew Katu.at.lv and Mary Hneahan. WJ tuneral on Friday, at 2 P.M., from her late real- fir dener, 111 l.oo.-evcJi st. Incoua ate respvcuully in LUI vlteu tonltood. I iBJ IiiVl.ls -On Tuesday, May Jonn Devlin, la tho Kin year of bis aire. I il Iho relatives and frlcn'i are hirltel 10 attend fit J 111 fnneral, from his late reald Mice tn r-pencer at., Kaat y lltooklm. 0.1 ll.urdar at. eruoou. at k o'clock. Ilia "M ri in litis Mill bo In. erred al lue Ccmeierv ot thu iloltr crots I ViNN.-At Yorkville, on Weilneedav. May 19, Mar. M gsret Finn, at her ivsidenee, nomor ot rtid si ana Mad kM la-in av., aged 31 eira nn.t 6 mouuia. Her reinaitia n lu 00 laaen from hei late roaidnee at fj a o clock on Friday morning to M. Lawrence't Cltnrcri. al Kaat mm ai. altera a solcina rc tlrwn mw will be Haw ee rhraiel for the repoo orlter siiiil. and from tlii-na UlTf to calvary Cetntiery, al U o'clock, tro.11 the ciinicii. fflBif the relatives aud irlcnds are IcapccUully intltvd to j Hit alien I. II r.vitltF.lJ.-On Tueadar, FJIiabeth FarrclL the bo- 111 Ir v d dauciiier of tiarttn 1 arrell. M Fuurai m lake place to-day. tiom hcr.lato reaidenee, 1 W Settle t Itrooklvn. atSK I', tl. J0KM-tn Ttiesdny, tKn 1nl, Mary Ann Jones, wilt ef iicnrv F Jours, aged SHytara. Hie rilattvea ana rrl.-nm 01 tne Iwnily art Mvltni to attend the Pint ral.frmii hoi I ito teddeiic 77 Ka 111- 1 vault., en Friday, May IS, al 1 o'c.ocx. lulerueut al 1 Critinwo d. 1 1 MoliKVITT.-OnWe-1riri.1av May 10, Mil. Ana Mo Drvitt, idow of the Isle jAines tiuiievUl. Soikao' luneial her -al.ur. MoltMf. Siidileniy. on Tno'liv, tho fith In't.. 'J 1 Ul O lv r. 1 Ideal sou 01 llalluow McKon, tu tlio mb year iH nrhi. aire, I Ul Tne iclatlvci anil frlenda of the family are repeet. 1 JtJ (mil Hiviit-il 10 aiienil iho fiiual irJ' 1 me rj.- 1 Ul neuei-of hit psrcnia,7i Loxlnal..ii av.. on naturday, Il Uie 18tn lnT nl tm o'e oca. Ilia re.miiua wd no cm- I' ve.e 1 lo Iho liuicliuf the 1'aulPI Falltert, tilth it nnd I tih av where n tine i.u i.l.'h inaaa or iciol. iu iv.ll bt Ill otli-rel ui. Pr in repo-e f Id. torn al lu n cloe I, y ShIIVICr tin Weuin -'lny inortiiiit!, 10111 in't., Ita- ah., w ao ol Jauiie kcrvlce, native 04 ocoilau 1, aged I OOteira. I dkH Ihe funeral will like placont her smw riot lcn"o, 3!9 11 fararJ Wel 40th at to-iny, nth In't., all 1' tl, lietutivus 1 and Men-la aro Im llet to attend. r I H hAVAUK Al Uahwiy. N. J.. on the 10th lnst.,barah j iM H.I- eavano. wile ..f Joaeidi v. H ivnge. Ihe rciA'lvre nnd IUcntla of iho ininUv, alao of her I. father. Noah 1 l'lke, I aq.. are Invlu-.l D attend tin I tttuirl,lioin hei lato ruaider.ee. ilaAway, 011 oaturday. I 13Ui Ilia:., nt 1IH It W ll.l.UMS.-Oii Wodne-dir. May ID. Joepli S. Wll. 1 llama. )outiieit aon of iVa.htrtgion arid Adtlluo Wil f 1 1 llama, nzed G niontlta an 131 diya, 1 7lie rel tnrea and Inuntla ot the funllv are apect. fuilv lnv.10 I to attest! the funtral. o 1 ihtiraitu tUter- 1 mi'i, nt 4 o. ioc. I10111 hla parcota' r a deace. 17 Sim h ai Hr oklyo lltil'C CiiAi'rr.11 No. :h, llnrtL Anni Xtanxs, I t cini nol'iin-. Y tl ero heie'.y stiiiim meii to tncdt at I the I Itaprer room, o 1 1 Ke hai' Hall, ciir.icr uriad anil I'eiiitu tin n Friday. Ih-1 th 1. a til 14 a I'. M. 10 1 av th.' 1 tt tr buie ni reai.ei.. to iho rtMiiaiua of oar 1 tiecii ia.d couiiian 0.1. Ile.iry lirtinjc, 1 John j. uiiriMA", nigh Piirat. 1 i1 Voticr The brethren of llnlli-n utatea Loige, So. M? 1'. an 1 A. II.. hi nriebt nil unmet ut ntu-.id an 1 M em rue-.t c iiLmuul. ntio.i al ll. ir rooms, o t.i Pel- IM io Halt, en Friday, May li. al 17 M for me purpose m 01 1 at"g the lit tr nute of 10-poct 10 uie remains oi ill our late brother, lirniy UniiiJ.s. Ill HKNIIY i:A60M, M. H Vt k. II. Tnoarsox, Secretary. 1 .(Jtral Ilolitci. I Id I'F.HMXUTHH OlffJIN. 14 Uj Pie hnmai stomach has been a shiitietully persecuted fj organ. There was a time when for cvnrr d-r. 11 Hon oi I fl 1 duty It was puni'hed with hugo doMs of Hi) niaat dls- 5 H gustlng aud nauseam dti-gs. In vain ll rej urtoil th-m, ll and literally returned them npon too handi of those I who admlnutered them. Tlisv wero f.cod upon II 1 sgsln and aaaln uutll Its solvent power wus thorough. 9 ly drtnolied out of It. I Th woild Is wher now than tt was In that dra'tlc I era, nhen lurlon parga'doa aud tr.orcnil.il i.il.v.tllou 1 D viere what Arloiuna Ward ouU have o.U.-d Ihe f I "main bolt" of thu faculty, la caea of dyape; sla aatl f llv rotnplant. II The great nndem reraetiy for Intllgcstlon and bl. 5 111 loniueasl Ilo'totler'a itoiusch nilitrs. a 1 tcparatlort ill HlilrJihaathcnieiltofcotiiDinlngaralaiablcfiatorwIth rich toulc, aperient, and tctl-b llont properllci, as were never herttofote united In any laedtrtne. I It tin1 been discovered, at Int. Uuit alck people are j 1 I not like the tabled Tl'.ani, who fonnd prxirau m so re- t,' I freahlug tnai, when knocked down, they roan from tho 1 earth twice aavlgoroua at betoro. tt be 1 an lataHd Is I pioitratel by pAwerptl rtenli.ig dries, he la ant to r fl atav pr rlraled: an I inn (lihl,ltalod,"eing auare of tho H tact, preler the buUtllug up to the InocXu il. 11 a- 4 11 HI Win ol titaiti.eui. fu lltitietii-t's Hitters mi ts thorrvintrmcttts of tho ra a Jnl tlona to.- I'c .1 1 hum. .ptiy vidrh al nrc-ent irc.aile. tflll ll l a rt.'elll litre tegelutile rettt dy etnmae 'lg the liftl ttir h' ii-iiM nai 1 properties of a ireienttie n ionic. I 1 ill ui.il 11 a.Ierativu ll lorlltlea ibe body ag-itn-t -t ataae, M jJI luV'gorati-a and revuul ie tint tiiiu. atom ir-i sail fil ftxl Imr. ami 1 flecta a most salutnr) ciiajue In tho citire fjl ay.U tu. hen 111 a iuhi b'd c unlllioii. 1 PJJ In Una cuniiiiy. uhtic the etiietbllcg tcmperattura ren leta It c human orguulzaiion itii-uctuarly an.eopti- 1 le 1 1 uuaUot-aonio atttioiptierlc 1'itltirncwa. Hi Itittwra 1 I hnuld be taken os a protection acaiut epidemic drt- I f ifll ca-e. t j FF.Vi:it AMI Atll'F. I'OSITIVKl.Y Ct'in.UT l 1 BY Hit. MO.'.TIMKIFS SKiV I'lHNCH'LK IS T11S j TIllSATMLVT OF Tlllh HI3Kt3K A bl'ittDY AND J I'EHMANKST CIT.G IS iUtU-tNTKEI) lYirilOUT TIIK ViE OF 1 IMM, "it! KIID.CHI) I'llEI'AttA- I llONs. I r Hr M Inv let attentlin 01 tw fiJIa-nnr c r IMcate I I from a ii w of aia iiatieuta. atvl iin.ily in r-i 1 nor. 1 1 aom Invtut ga 1.111 aa t the 11 ens of .ua new 111 ttiod I of cunua loitr aud Ague in all ila r.iriiis I Kew YoRk -May 4. 1971. 1 II Having ha 1 nnmlitst.atleevlilet'e.. 01 llr M 11 timer! U rkill lu euting Fever and Agu we unheaitai r pro f notiuce hia mode of treatmeM mi nat.iru.hiiig and I 1 rinileleineii.-a, anl aivie thae airttoi l won thla .J; if dlilri-aa.ng malaTv to oniull him at onoo. feeling as. II turod that they will derive liiiuir.tiaio 411.I ptriuaaeat 1 t l benefit Hiero iy. Ihonita K, liar mr. wh --de nurd i aare imreliaiit.il Chatnliuis tu- tloo, IV. tur.on, J I wholes te piper doi er. 47 rienkuitu at,i I'nat N llrack- I l ell V. Ina.u v Age A (-1 1. t. Cliv Fro Mu- .'if ahaii, Wall tl. l-dardw' llitrrel, aiimrican Ol.ias 1 o Iji Tea la'., 11 W 7 noun on- llu-toe l'spr-r fol., I fti 11 trclay al i Ja'ies Harris, kuipue L.m..diy 331 East tn a, 1 T oae deslinus of rnjoilng pi met knnmmty rrom rn Fever and Ajue in any turn te aid uti .er all cireutu ,1 'in ttinnes would do w Ittoconiu'l Ur, Mottuuer at hll ill oilleo, 31 v en nn it. 1 "l.YO.N'rt .IIAGNLTIO INHF.CT l'l'YVIJLIl- i the goniiiiia and onglual-it Uie otily arllclo or thioe whicii Mill destroy Coukrochns. IWVnura, Anu. Itoini, uni other lutecta. hone genuine wuiioot It. LYON on ,j, led lah-1. 1 JOHN tlci!. IIAVIIIMIK ot I'll,, ll NO. ft-l 111; lADttAY. Ot'ltHlTE TIIK MET KOTO- 1 V i.ir.vs iioniL. hicvv tohk. Ir Itranch olllce, 73 an I 77 Duatiosi. ;aL n It VSt FACrUltKltH OK V 1 M Fllli: A Nil HUltllLAK I'ltlKIF BAFFS, X II Vault noma Iron Aituiiera, and iron Worn of a I .Inds, t f Ital roan I'lietka, 1'n.liocka, 4ic, tuamullod and plain, Li a Hollow aud Move Ware. .JCfj 1 M .VI A I, lTi.IIAIIr.TIO. j J j! Send for pamnhlet. Hra WkU.S 4 bTl.U 191 Weil if I 4M si New York city. Jj J tll-Klt'lAI, llltAuTSTira JlMMthi 1 1 l.iirt h 1114. Al SRAMA -Kxtral lis. 10.HV Mat 10. 'S7. 7 I j 76, n 10 31. r, tt, n. 11, an. a ix il I'Aill l All-l-i i a o. iii II IV 19. ail. 't 1 I I. no. Si, V, 71, 77, H. in. W J t lii.vn 1 kv -1-11 n.wm. i.'i. Mini nx ;V1 f 41 74. V. 1. W, SS, 01, ai ft!. 71. 7f., 3 1 'A ahs ll i lit -ci.iai .1. Si!. May 10, .ill. 1 1, If IW. Tl, 51. t, 3-1 31. II, 44, HI, 4 V3 43, St. 71. 75. TO I I'r -it rati ie., ml iriuaiion lurnam-l. and circ.ilars J 1 1 ei.t In anote, an J a a. 1: ital Havami o,tcriri 'a ill J.CI.HI.-., i.roktx, 1'. o. box l.f i. 1 f St Hiovlaav, IMriiuot ai aul l ara r iw. I IR iU IIOVtL HAVANA MITTltlt ft 6 JSC OoO in told drawn every 17 dafi. I'naea cubed 1 ;tj jv and inluriuatlou mriilahed. Tlw toghsH rulua pild for I jtl 'i doubloooa, Hpsnlih banS Mill, hoitta, Ac. Ordeii 3? U iroiiiptlytllletl. IWVio-full aiuountof prlxoi told by llll ualndiawing of Apriia3. Ejljj 1 AYLon CO.. flopkerN fV'A n Wall it.. New York, ifa j r-i r-i ij'.y Jlfl50H,ll Jlol'tCt ;illi A l.l. HA UTI Km having natU'rns nt the ii'in it, 4 fit! j"V ll.trle n. .1011 loon try, are uoiHl'l to re nue Un ni lK','1 w hiu ttilrty dttta, after woic'i I will nm mn 1 mite t k re.pon.lh.cloru.eiu, JOIISJ KXtlKlTKU. l HKNIIY A. I. IM K.il N "ani.lTtirclaiuilia ft1! ititeiesl In lua nioilii r 1 uriieiiti-'a ititu .1 iv 1 s, 1 1 fnima lunreapectuu tnui thi'i. fti ly leceivod Ad a -1 IbAAULnCKMAN, biapletou, Hlihiuoud Co V j a-''- rjMtta tsMaV mgtgammmjamwmmammmamaU

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tE'',ii'ansaWaTaiMi Hp I K THE SUN, THURSDAY. MAY 11. 1R71. I IK flUB ALASKA'S MURDER BOX a nonnrnts cniMn o.v noAttb a Hjj VXlTZlt BTATKS fllKIATIS. 3 The Ilorrem of nlaverr Hurpitssrd-A Hall, nr htrnnird rtnd Hmolhered lo Deitth -An Hl 'J Inoffensive Mai tint llowa by the Kxeeu- iBf (It tlt-rer A Pass from Ik History of Hl I Itobceon'e tlulnetl Navy, j; Mr. J. W. Foster, late male of the United HJ) BUtei iteamshlp Aliska, harina; written to Tui tUp Bum ilAtlng his wllllngneia to leitlfy to tbe troth of Hf tlia accounts pnbltihed In tbat piper rripecllng the H Crimea perpetrated on board tbe veiscl In question, HitR a reporter waited on btm at 491 Fulton street, Hut Urooklyn, and received the subjoined aiatement! HJ "As you know, we sallod from Hoiton, and a few Hljj darauut bad a Ota on board, which obllted nl to Blf fut Into New York fur repairs. Our vojage for flftt1 some time was without Interest. There was plenty Hjlll f bulljlng and consequent discontent. The men Hn were needlessly driven and orerworked. From 8 HE o'clock to list night ther were kept at drill, stow K Jljr for the purpose of Retting them well np to their HBII nor i In reality to make a good ahow when the HbU1 Alssksjolned the squadron, 'lhls citra work In Hall inch a climate was bid enoogtt of Itself, but the H worst of It was that the men were Hjji nirusiD a tutim or watib HJr during tbe whole four bours, ntghl after night. Parched end faint, dlshentened and resdr to sink, HK when ther entreated for a dloper full of water the HV Were told I i '"The Government can't afTord It. Every gallon PPJ j af water dlitllleJ for you costs the Uoverument half PB I PPJ 1 1 "When the ship reached Cape Town the men had PP?fj Short leave granted them. The drinking and ca- PPJ' lousing on shorn wire dreadful. Liquor, too, was Px imoggled on board the vessel, and the greatest dls- PE l order prevailed. About eighteen or twenty of the PH J best men In the ship deserted here. On coning to pBf j kite sUp Alter their leave Lai eiplred, Watson, the Pp, i sxecutlre officer, refused to lei them aboard, as be PH tald their were drunk. Ther were oDtlged, conse- PK quentlr, lo to lack lo Capo Town, and nothing was PM f seen tnoro of them on loird the vessel. The Ainer PH J Iran Consul txposlclated with LIcut.-CoratnAuder Ph j j Watson, bat In rain. PB i AND Ml IV COKE Ttlt SlVIAT D0X. PB! 1 About th middle ol August, last jear, while I PH' I was on duty, I observed two men quarre'llng. lap PBI j prosched and fuuud them to be Thomas McCann pSj and Edward Wlllnme, the latter colored. Williams PHI J 1 was a quiet. Industrious man, an I a good seaman r I According to the custom, I ordered them to Hie fj J i mast. It Is the role In such c see that one of 5: the ouarrcllers st i II make a dure of some sort. L Williams said that Mrl'ann struck him becanse he II was a cninrc 1 man Vrl'ann made a counter-charge, i Hi l.leul -Commander Weteon, the executive officer, i l ordered Williams Into the hrtg, or sweat-box i Tnls Infsmon Instrument of torture had been made ,i br Lieut -Commander Watson's directions. Here J. J U a diagram ol It." tl M. Foster I ere made a sketch, from which the i'viat-dox ob brio. PJj if. lli bos, run ili uuserta. was to feet tiro:iJ, Hj four feet su mci.es long, und &ve Iret huh. Ii.nde. I i hor etcr. .Ug ti, lou. r.iu a tMam. wh.ch look oir H) 71 aeveral Indies of .ts neighi. The tn lit of ILI bot K when inrlmed was LroieJ wiln seventeen aa.-er FI' h' .i. It v.as ma.lo ilinting to prevent pnsonei'. K. setting too close up to the air holer The aviealboi, i's? or trie as it couin.jiilv i.rinol. a sitn,iied Hi' til agaii.si the urek at I e.on Hie ociili deck, lu.me jHK. Cutely alcove it wtr the lour :.ille)S or cnoking Jt.js eiorj of the hln Yxnmiy lorm so-ns nolnn of Kf), WJAt the atn-. tphcro was. Uutside the bi'a it pVjjtT aiuiost lusuppurla iie. Ht yj Livisn mn siicr is a corrtt. PK, Into tins box en slliuled Kdnaril Williams, a H V r sti ill built r. an, lite r(-rl eleht melius in height, l Kt? tlii'. -I A hucki't fur not es?-iry purposes was put Biif lu hi'Mdv h.ru. and tl.o door Aa.4 lockvd, Lteut Corn f.'l.' ta n ler W.teon t.Kluj the key. Il nai ullerl, lm- V V 1' -si I 'or Hie i.c, up ml eitner to suud upnghl k).! or lit u l.ngtli Vuu nrn imaslne the Horrors of R. ft su h a prlso., wit.iout luol. air, or w.iter Kit Nt-al momlui at'out noon I lupiieuej to be on L j th" qil..ittr duik, and 1 ..ejrd the CAPtun say to ti.o Hj' y Dwl t Brji h Doctor, do yon sne anv sign t' H-p "'Ihudocior ssld noni',' end shook Ms hsul HaI1;I 7 is coneisati ii excited my curloslt). and 1 msd- Wth r. I' quirii's ns tu v. it il ine.int. 1 fuund tl ,t At 11,30 Krf!f He tmiriiliij uT. r Uilnsux, h d leen put luto tl.e HjltlV awcal-soi sljiiul in.sler l'rjll hnppeneU tn he In HHiV I. e loner fold, ami ueaid trrxaning. lie listened Kfly c'ea'iui, .iuJ lound the round tame from i:.c HI Ik Bltr "'Mr Ood' lie excljlined, the man's djln.' Hl K BTCtHID AM 5U0TUtni.il TO DSA1D. HJt Jf I'ratt sent some one tn the master of arms, and E i th" liter jrr.t.'d toon afur aid uiened the dooi 1; A.-ho did ho W uli iiu- Ml out, the mucous giisunu u I r "in hu nostril, and mou h IK- was u'lnlyou- T, vT c .cm-, and mv.r ri ooured. lie died kbuui au Hfl 17 in. in ui1. i w.ri.o, r.iin tho box. rt S the ship's lu; .iiiuiu.'s dei:i st is put .town fi- as fro.it jo l.-xy lit k. i ma that la. iic.i-r K 2s 'ia1 ati hour's sieknts or hern once excused lr.in si du.t during th w jle time ttv J.a I betu ul tlie iiuti. V I. 'iemp'.e, ti.o surgeon's ste4d, told me tint oo lud never .etn so Iveultlii a corps. "'114 I met Signel M.eter liail I tie diyof Willmmn's Is dra "i lie nus .lulling hu head as Le approuil.id, 7; UUii on cumiug op to me he e.ud 'it's Hunrtiut.K, mi. rosTrn, nottKiBH,' W.-'i. .ill i hut lire rontl die,' 1 replied. l 'Ye- iu I'mtt's answer, but ull must not die sij tislway.' J )u Ti idu.hiiut I' it day and for many days aftor, J C tncre wio .ilint suluiseall -iiruoibliiig' thrunghuut the i-hip. I u t iiiei.lidu in u tl.e fouca-.tT. uud li.d opu.iilui.i'i s i.t Learns w nai xasaald. The lue,. J 'B Jtre treiitb i.iiii l. uud alitost rciuly fur mutiny. 1 -fi Jlf.atswain lloiid lulrt me fi.it when lis henrdof illlJii.a's death l,e went upon the lurecjsl.t, and jV 01. f o. the men said to him SlM- My Uod I S I'luins is dead I' 3! I Wi.t did he die o. f II, ml at tel. ,n T '"'lie .oir l.c died ol upoplex ffi 5 '"Ai'.plei) b d dl" w os lloi.d's ex.! imstlnn. it 1 1 1" w .a m.ctl.irnd to death m that d 1 Im.e 1 r.i W Thik rircuu.-unie Was teported to Lieut, -Coin If' ft, n inder Vi.t-cin, wi o th. teupuu sent fur llond, f' "'ilr II ml' alil Watson, 'juu u,ust see that L tho Ship Is utmost lu a lUtuol iiiuIiid. Ymi had 's fl belter be viy cuutiuus In your utterances, ur ,u iMjl m"! uninteuil naliy rinse urest trouble, uud tie ;JJ ;i guilty ol u tery grave oUoi.ce.' 'j'l V WUT I10.ND WAB NOT rCNUIIEU. l b "llond was a Mason, and conversed nUut tl.o IV n ir to ofl.oois ol t..t siiij,, ,o wom il isouj also. t. W" w u-.uroi hj ti.eui Hut u tur s he mis con- Pitl ceme nolaing would coiiieo It 'J hey s,k, Ilon.l K'V.'f K told n.e, s men wl.u vt-e aware ot tho due etule tj ft thli.as, ai.il fully c.mnou tl at a greut cnuie hui if been c...T.a,i;ic. In :hc:i n.liit. It was understood nl K among the otunrs tuat Ikiud's Indiscreet worJs J ere to pis unnoiiceJ. In older to smother un njttl AVutson's rrliiio. ft t "1 must tell you that after poor Williams's death I, T the horilble swtat b .x w..s turu down. Un exaim I' uinx the trout of It In which lu. air Uu'.e vero II V" .uuuil that ultnou;n the boles had uoeu bored 'I t jw A TURKIC qCARTXIt INCH AU0X8 Y ii Hie tcol l ad not fu ly penetrated the pi ink, only tho !Ji fne point or nlp,e luv.ng gono clesn throu.Mi, U 'Anus lach of the seventeen air in.les In this coCIn K raa not mi.re 11 an the cuhth or sixth of n Inch m Iff fliaiuelr. Winn the box was broken up, u it was Sil lustssweca.oln sli.tof tho Adinlral. soveral kf I I the otl.ci.rs aud nun gji plicta of It, to prtscrre as Ms.',. i iiietiienio t.f oi e of n.e n.ost tiligracelul and I'll V I .'Sicked crimes eter rerpetn.ted on bourd a snip. YJ watson ci.Avia puoi'ur'a axttu i'ls". 'l' "Tills rran, Meut. Comminder Watson, was the 'fi dre d ul the ship. Jhe uikoui.t In 'lux fcUN of i.H f f il ing down llrophy, a Ureu.an. w in a cutlin, is Jf I torriit, lliopliy. for soiueslulit ortnee. hid been Jf J i, ""l. red lo toe the Hue u cir tin kiiuihti of hours: I I Instead ol beins at leisure nlttr he I ad done 'i'' f j w .l-i., I,e hud to tt.iud upon the detK with In -ft,' t I V" o 1 Ho 01 me se.lus. Jliophy 1 .1 1 Li i n ul. il i y Ir. j, 'l'."' H'mii lle line lor twenty hkuie, w,t'I i". oil .Hi) riM, kn. had tl.e pro.:.et of lour ln.ais r 1 r-- i. e ,,ne nd lour Imur. titer that sgun In M( j I'tJphywaaii tood man. lull ol ;'f t ,'i,M. ,JH "ll.of iducatlui aud acc.m wi't 'ti kxcmii! i iiom runriita mmsiiuxnt, fl'-l 1 i' re. i. Wauon's reply wss i H";s,( "L J Uuvu's neiannion ts

4' Sij is ,L aaaaaaaaaaaaa' rjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw th commanding otteer. This was it one refnssd, and ha wa again ordered lo toe the Una. Tba poor felkiw, broken spirited and ready ro faint, moved oft aa well aa he was able to obey the tt rannleal order, but ba did not go with tbe alacrity Oist Wat. on dealred and ilionglit needful. Therenpoo Llent. Commander Wataon, the executive officer oflhe U. B. war vessel Alssks, anatolied a cntlasa from the bnlwatk and ent llrophy down. Thy blow waa me nt to kill. As It was, It only laid own the Dim's skml llrophy stazgered wlt't h a b.ood. besiialteieil facoand clothes to the other side of the deck, and Watson called after hlmt t n too, i'll kill too I' Pond, the boatswain, wrote a letter for Brophy about this to the Admiral. Three weeks passed, and Ibis letter was not aent. although there had been many opportunltlea of sending It, One night I saw llrophy come out of Watson's cabin, 1 llioucht It ruther strange. .Many othera saw him coming out as well as I, The question among ns naturally w:ti, What was np f I happened to CO npon the fiiroMslte one evening, and, quite hv accident, mr self, llond, and llrnphv mot. llrophy told ns tlut he had been olTered money to withdraw his charges atalnst W'al'ou. I was on the niurtrr deck at the lime that llrnphv coniessed to Cape, lllike that he bad received money from Watson. ntomr's nsms. Kropliy,' said Capt. Illake, 1 onderstand that you withdraw your charges "'After what Mr. Watson has said and done for me, sir, 1 withdraw them, replied llrophy, 'Do yon tlo this of our own Iroo will, nrophv, without any threat, compulsion, or consideration whatever!" asked the Captain. I do It of my own fre will, sir, after what Mr. Watson Ima said and done.' "'After what Mr. Watson lias said and done I' exclaimed the Captain. 'Fray what lias Mr, Wat son ald and done I' He said, lr. It wonM be good for me. If I dl Ho was high up and 1 was low down, and he would promote me, ret me on, like.' Well, sir, and what did be do for yon f' 'llossld "'1 don't want to hear what he said avaln,' sa'd Captain Illake; 'What did bedi for )oul' what it cost liiut.-coxm tsnxn utatsox. "llrophy hesitated f.ir some time, but at length, after laplaln UlaKe had repea'ed his question, and was begtnlng to lore ptitlence, he sil l! Ur. Watson gavo me Ofty .Mexican dollars to withdraw tne eharie There, 1 think I've elven yon the whole store. What eort of a man Is Watson generally I Well, he pretends to be pious, and Is a memoer of a church llul he has. as you may discover, a ralher queer way of currying out Christine doctrine. He has a marvellous facility at oaths, and does not seem to set much value on a man's life. I have repeatedly heard him say. when the marines havo been lilting a drtinktn sailor on board, 1) n him. choke inn While i knew Watson on the Alaska he waa nrarli always in a wild slate of vxclltment. I'er Laps It ws llqnor. It might have been vanity, I hope It wasu't religion." A Cry rrom Use l'oor lloya. To Ht tUltvrof JAf.Min. Sib: Seem manv communications In jour papr ou Ms)lnt hail In t ie l'ark, I propose th it some of our lea ling Jnnior clnba should send a petition to our honorable l ommon Council, beg ging them to break this t rannleal rule. I think this Is the onlj way to roreo Diss Tweed and I'. Ilnins sweeny to succumu. A. llb'MOU. Jf KA L IISTA Tt: M O fEM KXTS. V. K Ftevenson A bon lesterday disposed of the four-ilory homo snd lot 45 Kisl am st, at private sale, for 3SMD. They alto sold three lots ou ths n. e. cor ner of Sta sv and Nih St., and three adjolnlnlng In theresr. with afiontaxenn W)IH st for flu.fiOO. John McClaie soul a plot ot Ian I eontalnlng about as acres, nesr Jerome i'srl.tPir UVOOi It Is on the line of tbe new railroad connectlnc with the new r. ole of It.e lludmn lllvcr ItA'Iroal alo ig th -Harlem river. Johnson A Miller soid nu the iiruiii's on Tueirtsy a iiumoer f lluther 10- d I'ari pi dl. tho renin ot which oil not rcadtuitn time tur vi-ster-lat's June. Twonty thiee noi m lleriepont Morris. KatVrfnr.t. ant ntuyte am sv wv'o sola at tlc.' rtngmt ir on .m tj 11) ptr plot. I be pois ini'Miirine 'illS avi-Mk'ed H'o in e iiii i.rojht ahoiit too wniie iu.-m anxin) 11- nlir rt oi Un the I6'h there will ie anoth r larze me oi ouiiuing plots tn the helgnls at ItuUierior I l'sr.i In Addition to the fine Iron front hull. Hon whlr'i w ,1 rhorily be eoonnenee-1 In .1 i'ii si n.'nr I'.r.n.l wav. unil al.o un tne e rnr of Ilri.ailw tr and Itesrte si. sn exc.ied iihly badsome irun front smrewill bcererte! on me rornt cflironiway a-.l lruirdt for Ji. lee Uninnr ttorkmn are row nniiinn down tlie oll stinemres on th it to i.iaVe r m or the new A ili.e AVfeet ir n front a 'J liiuie Api'ieton't on Hri'l wav. snd met il m I i l i.h i" M, rer at iml Jit heen ci.ii.i iftfii, an I .in 'l.rr ou1- v. ir.ui L.tuiure un it.ind t istici-'i i' ir. -.1 nn -i t I i vxt It h st. ami itr ir si 'ee-s .ii thit vieinnv ncttieeii Iliuilwav bk'l tii -lliiir luk.y D.'iwn aio.10 fr'U'.a are 111 the Course of -rert on K'latilcutnu.n. 4 TTI-.N'Tlll.N 1 (111! I.4 V NTIIII TII. II AY. ailttiwArr if w Mi" Do Jl,r- rieot' nlcei readv st sood wa:es no d -lav fir K AM -iRK" EMPI.OV'tl VT nn H.B .01 Wh-T HTI1 ar "llii i: HISi.lHAV UfAlll IPIIKII IIJ l:l.8 -VV NTr.ll-M nnlrate opiTilors nn Isdiei' i si- A l hard- can innk irni I m j'5 rr ivei-k e ',inl euiplumr.il giien. .i.v to IMTK. II.M.I miMiv 4 Ul, IU llusard st, or ill Laual St.. up.talrs. W l it K liven out at hla-nest prices tn pay for nrit-t'ima iug n.aehtnei InMrui'tion free l'L SKI. 11inKJ1 Ailur place ana III Mint. A NT.' seKinx msrnines on mnntnlv ra.'ti'Ua. I luai -oii'-i'd work s.veu Ifdiviret op. nngi Inttruciion given. 4S I'annlne st n.-ar Hleeekrr at. t.tlOI milliner wanted i nneaectiM n.ei to trim uitux and mnktn'.' uj-1 in-nn timnt ruip'. t if.r. Mine. JKANSON. 4J4tn st WIHiainsfnrjh. WAVriill A foweood buttonhole maters co i AQiwor:. Apniv with ttotnie eUlON sj Kltsn. MTCanatst. AT W, all, andsnsllrandat" Warned, experienced aaliawuuien i alio, glna tioui 10 1 1. lean old. K. lilDI.EY A MIX. .i ill' MJ tlrl to take cire'of a bAby, aud do llih. lomework. 31! tVeitsiit at. A (int. 11 AN elrl wanted lor genera! housework In fa a m tniiinily, Apnly ar t At, I), l't: W Hood Ur.imakns wanted at 111 Weitanii rl.. baseini n. dnjr. Bltf'll. Tiraw hsnla snti'd iti-i ir em ploj uient, ut33 and .'5 nrosduay, ivillinnmhurAh C W. MAttl IIIK A (111 nllh" M. limits md sn operator. "llo"tVcTiTtu tt uear h av Lai all wVx. I."a. l't;it I rt'KII ial. Mvi.niin winied Tor hoi-ry j andlano toojs AIiul.1'11 Kiso, Wa llowery. I,aoitr.VO II A N wnme t In an ariiliriAi It iwer fsc tuy one nun li sb.t- lo rtis-ve saulnle snj anperl- teia a huadred liaadi. lotulre at U Mercer St., near llroome. I,s I Tl ST.7"l,AS- opnrators on W. 4 W.'s machine lor uhit. niuu and line draHcrs, Nli,i'HlL"ii5,I" 18 "u',oi I 'I l';"'Tt'I,AS piraiol sowers waoroii? Itil.LKII. Hh sv cornerKd it. 1,'l.lltVI.II tiranctieia ameil also w.irk g.vi-n uut t r iiri-l-nl huni.fc gootwagel, il Winter It. (s oil H wages for well rrtinuinendtd g77iby a mull lamily. Ml Lait 30:h st between I., audid an., ji i. I II I. to ew matireMti ail operato oa PinrerB VJ Improve I u.scin le st-1 ly h jr. (tw stn ar. Utllli II a I It. -Ulna wmiii-d wno in iiernaud uiksiu t. ixxe-i on Mire (or eiiigrioni. An, .v to UK" W. MAI.IIU, l'4 ll.i-i-i a,r St. I.NTlll.liMiK.Vr gins iroin to 15 rir. oraue i, Itari a I tin anil aaie.'ahie buiniiss a.-rs hen apao.e, l6to 4 per wick. ll. A. ADAlis, lu; Sooll i h a. (Laurens si.) I'l'.lt ITIIKM wanted on Wherier A Wi niscnibc to n.uke jeau and llucndraaera, steady work st good i.rieea. JiVI.IMDllR A IIITCIIConim Caral St. Ci;INi; II Af'lll Mli reuii-d nnd aoM, mmiMT l it pain "M Win i ler v rt l.ao i'a. K.nier'i, lion i-'i, Wiiici AUibni'i. Weo'l'i. Ar it (Ireeiiwirli av eor. n'e-i Win -I.. a.iU i.ii twi ll-oumay.b laeenl'ke n o Ituik'e.s us. fclcudidU.oir 4 llaaer caoinel, f a llwe a, tiS. I'l'l' lkinds waritedi Wll ex Qibbs's and Wheel- 0 erJ n.liou'i iiiariil ics. CIIAuK it bTAXTO.N, 8I Broadway. CI1DI. I'lTTllil VA STt'.ll A nrtt cU.s shoe t iiue onl idles' nie alio s nils tilt i at, I (I tn.lureases on cuJliiii pint, nt nil ai av i en J trance in Hill St. FAIIIK'h, IIOI.I.AM). V F.T M' Jtl.S wsntnl to tskTeldidren loTheir s i own nciuts nndtr chars u ol the Sm-is of t'l siiv. a Watiii 'KKin square, north side, A doctor's ccriin- cule leqlllred, V'i?'l'l'!l,-In prltate tsnnly, a sieaiv girl ns it lnundres sn I rue-iititnt In nouaeMorkt rcfureucta required. Apply at tsi W ett itli at. VAN l'i;i-Kn.l I'l.na hairdreiaura to llia.o who si u idrnta id tui busineia go 1 1 wagei willo.- k-ireu. Ajipiy at Fulton it. Ilroiklyn. V A M Dll-lilil outhade Uitoli, nl. uuu 1 ellng I 1 have steady work out good wujes. Ap- lr at 111 West llroadwor V A vr-KIl -A sinnil tidy kill to take rare or a child '"''I' arounl tne home. Ap, ly ai Ul bouui 8d t rt iiLanifaLiuik-n 'a Thll-J operators on binfcr'i sowing ma CJ ""s-t.' V uukli llu,, blanket. auJ liuen oovers, st II. I.ait atU at, W A N TI'.II 1 wo apprentices tn learn ths nren tiiAkiiiB, and an lunirover. ApplytoiiusKl.su, Sit I ai 7itn st. V A NT III)-Two women, one to ro.,k and aisUt in at oni'.te'r'at U"i' 10 d ,!J11"1"" uflt' fply V A N'l'K II First class irlniineri an t nnUli is at II llm droatiuakug ulio, a kill (or bouiework. tl Becoud uv. V A NTI'.II-An Amrrlrtn or I renrn girl fur sen. Ihliwe'i'll 0ou,e,"''' Al'llrt SU West 1Mb it.; ml V A NTEII-l'wo operstors on Unger's mat blue. II lileral wues pala, u, 1 Iiuw Llaiuocis it up Hairs. W A Vn'.D-Asool np'TAtor on IV. Vi.'e, fur liain.ii... ZSi Slth at., near li av. W A .S TI, II -A licruma lauudross b the m nth. IAS 1 1 l .inttiii iUce. V A NTLIJ tlauds at dru.nu.tUug, at 137 liait 1 St 1. 1 1 iirt-i-t, i-"t MiV sh rl lionert wnnti d i steady work (ol J one i eat at the laundry, llil ramu a o at. A Tl Vi''"!T JHr' hT.-wnle.rgliU lo uork ul a. 9 uieuuk.nt also an appreutloe. r? V COTTON weivers (w i u nl wautd lor Mats. )U At iv i. flKiti-K lli.jB lloiini (lrio.i. 1 (.1 III M i. ted thoie having a ko w ledge A HITWATIONH in nrit-elva famlll. with Odob WAIIKH i can be obtained by all cooks, clianinernisl.il. waitresses, lanndresses, henseworke rs, nnrsn, sesniitreeses, amsli girls, and tins lately land-e-l.ln rltyor oounuy, TUIS UAY.at ICSCth av. (over i drnt store). ATT F.N f ION, fllltl.H 1-Eicellenl city, and country situations r ihla day for cooks, laun oreises,sesmitresie, hn-aieworkeis. nnrses chsmbsr mslds, waitresses i also far girls lately landed, al OAlt "K.VIMt'H Aneacy, 13H West nth si., corner 8th av. TTKNI'ToNi A lili I Ulrls, you caa have nermaurnt lltuittonl In pr. vae families Ac, lo do any son of work you wish by applying this day at Ihe liroadwny Kmnlovuient CDIce, I nnoflrosJwsy btween 83th and 88th sis. A AO fllltl.H wanted to Harn parasol mssinj i la psld wniie lenrnlnrt also, expeilenced baudi. w Sonth 9th av la aoor below Amity it. A MM1IIKII ol dresmakers and 1 apprentice! wanted. Apply at CJ West 33d St., between Ilroad. way and 5lh nv. hi' I.V.N I) 1 1) Wheeler A Wilson's sewing machine for sale, IJJi as good al new. lOi llleecker St., third Ooon A' (II It I, with city referenrei for chamber work and lo mind twob iys. H). WOWestWdsl. I(IOK-Ml',VV.It esmedi one that Is accustomed I) toji'h woik. at ii Ann si. C l(rl I'lTTKNT drusinakers wauled none other need epplr. Bit 6ti iai T fSM A K r.ll-4 wanted i alto an operator on llrnserA llskera machine, At SI Kast ill st, be tween Jin and .Madison avs. 1M!lt sewers wnn e-l to work In shop. Apply to '(jhOtiUK BAMUELS, 418 llroadway. Gilt I.H who nidetiiand pnttlnz up nnd parking medicines i mon ctpen hands. Apply atn .Mu d en lane, af er 9 o'olor k A. M, 1'F.ltATOK wsnledTn W. A W.'s machines. M ll.I.KIt, Cili av cornir of i.d st. O I'l'.lt ATOItrt and bsiteri wauleiron iTnca cinu. 1S7 anil 4-KW est tltast SKIIIT HANDS wanledi tllmmcrs, woten and lla-pcd hatn.s. C. CCAltPKNTKIt A CO.. H ltade It. WANTr.ll A iToteilanl woman lo rook, wasa, il and irin In a small family, a short distance lu the country i alio s reliside perioo as cliamierni.aiil aul wsitrcs Apnly at tin (lold st cirner Frankfort st,, between It ant 8o'elock. (org days. .f ANTF.II A Herman womsn for eenersl houe 11 work in a smsti laniity in the couatrvt musl un drstsnd plain cooxink. and wsshlnr and Ironing t to a i-nod worn in a perms rnt hn.ne aud good wakia are oircieil. Apply at JH Vot tsihsu VANTI!l)-(lirls fron71j"To 18 y-ars old lo learn 11 in bun.! a ktodllng isood i smart girls rai make from 13 to sa week t U girls wanted. Apply at tho loot ol Hiiiecmsn at.. Moll Haven, N. V. r NTF.1) -OpersTnrs ard (lnlatiers on rants ar.d 11 coats i r'S'j veil baiter, t work given ont to good hands, al 8 Astor t isce. Monti lit St.. Wililamtborgn. VVAN'tHII-A nrstclAss oprrstir" on wneeler 11 Wilson's mschluet alas, eood lire collar maker-. Apply to J. II. wlhhl.K. 810 Canal st Y ASTKllFiiTt-class shin innkers on W.& W.'l 11 mschlnet exoer enccd hands only need apnly. MICIIAKLt.s A KA-KEI,. rra llrnsdnay. Y ANTKIl Hands to make rsncy boys' lulti) only 1 1 gooa nandi ne d atitny. JIN FKI.l) A I.ADNKB. tt Llspenard si. VYANTFD-Thrre la lie. to enkateTnVll.tht and 11 plotlinle hu'inexi psy'nx from II t- l.dn.y. n. II. rKltiiqSo.i a I'll,, IM llleeeker it. YANTK1-A cook elrl lor eeneral housework, 1 1 and one to muid culldron. U7 Itorlolk it. M. Iltl.tl. Y ANTF.H-Finl-etass operators oa aviitcot ft 1 1 (lihbi'a machines for laee collars 818 Ctnal st Y ANTED -A practical psoer box mikor i one to 11 work o.i i lark's cutler Apply at Zil Canal St. W'lNTKD Vest bailers ami xirli lo lesrn veil 11 maklnk, st 81 1 8 1 av., Delween Mill and SCih its. WANTIll) SO esperlsneol lawn hat m. sera. Ap 11 ply to llll'.IUCi; A M MUN.tllK liruajwqv. XYA'TIID-Operstirs on children's l1oc al 19 1 1 Herbert st.. near Graham av Wll ismibur.b. Y A N T 11 D A Irmsle burnoiher n i rliT-d ware at Jl IkHMuiLerryst. YiaNTFD-llsniU to do neiiewinifr AppTyatW II rrlncest npitairs. afiere r m Wlniilfb 21:11m. t CHOI) wire riming Onlah-r w.taie.l, ant iwofor l aupwo.-s. uouih ad si., near 10th si rt I. I'.Bui.nurirh 4 (H'.NTw w.anu-1 iinmedit'ilr to rsnv.i a Sow link tur the tn.g c oopvlag ink. at room 8, Bun llui dihk. I'l ItHT-Cl.T'iptu.iiher wint-d. CairVt f" .1 IHiUINMJN'e. Aetorla, Lo.g IiIauj City, OeUeen IS ami a C t ItltlAlii: palr.fr winteii .al.o. a rubber. A Apply to W.M FI.AM1KM-. .'-.Pith av VN "sperleneed knife ihlrl cuttrr wA-iied. Apply to 8. A IIAVIII ON A LM., U ftro.lHAV. 4 flOOli nr.t.-li pr.rui-.il plumber want-o. at l tl II Ill NN'S .VII l'lqrl at. I A II I'M wsnte I A Drat riait c inT' hind on l Preal Apt ly at 908 8ih ar. I 1A N VAishKKS wnntei forThe Mows inwioir ma- V rhluei to mi te. i ap. hie men. i rood ohanca la o(. lered. Appl; at lis I'ul-on ar, llroolm. fHII I'FNTIIItfS.-Ttiree .it lour w.ntiri7"ADPIv at V Iia.n ll.LL'a tin ilore, llulherford l'Ark, S.J. Also, a paint-r. f. II I'KN'TIIlt wanted-tine eoad Jnnains car .i pen'cr. Ai'plt at loin av.. tn h if Jw iro store. GMIOD plcmber wuntel at 8 CllalouTslTnear IIjus. I ion. Ulll'wp; I'A I NTFItr. Two cool workmea. this moruinigt come leads lor w ok BFItllV. a) Iinrilni; slip. MACfllNIHT. Vamd. a f.r l 'as tool-niiiter n.1,1.1. wur. IhellKAIIl li hMllll Jluuufic tur ok I itntsnv. II Murray it NOTM'F.-lhece i plettv of work in the Wt 1 1 met names and 1st) -rers with ramiti wlslilng to go will lie a-.l led. Ap;li at ID Em 4ih sr Company kping the I8tb loal i good bomei obtained fur boya and I A I NTF.ItS wan'ea. To 1 or 8 gen I bands a ip-ali Ion aisi a young man with 3 or 3 years' experience al the bmiiie.i. 1 M. rilOMP.-OS, 1 10 1 8d sv 1 INTI;llr wanted al 101 Summit it., between II rki and Colu.uoia ill.. South Urooklyn. Call for tiro dars. 1)A I NTKIfS wanted i nine bnt rood handi ned avplr Wtl.J Mi LAt'r.lll.lN.;il8.l iv..ror lllail. )A IN I'EItS.-UooU workmen, at ZT1 CaasFsl. SII.VtUltsairTllx.-M'an'eit. iha.ers an 1 encra aeri. api ly to W -ilTlN'l) sift; t'o.isi llioadway. SllOF.lIAKKlt wanted on men's work and tc talinit. ooDodav., between 411 and 13 J sis. 'PA 1 1. Oils.- r.-i ectabie louns man to work lu 1 tne store, at KJ S;u av.. biitweo i 41. t ai l I'd its. II J CIIAI'MA.M. 'IK) T 1 1 1.O It?4. W'anled. a smart voting tailor lo I make iniuae icenrrally useful, bushelling, iilllag, and cutting. In H ire Ilioadwav. 'ItO TA I l,7)ltH71inahels en aril aantaioon mikers J uamed. Apply to JAMts MlfJlltLl., 80 llonu gue sr.. (Iroo. lyn He souk 'i'0 gool eo.it-h rftnt-ri Heady work and rood 1 waceisi Ka- Ml lLhelwren 81 end Ith ass. 'IMNltlTf oauPd'at Fln"'niN -is"S. AitoriiT I lng 1st m l ('iij i all between I.1 and 3. Y A NTT. I) (lo"d cntters. at Well-it wares. Willi II srearly euilo)meut t hIio, l.an'is on coals an 1 pants. App.vtj H. N UI.I'.S I A CO 188 1'iaiiklin si up Hairs. Y NTF.D -1 wo or three coud glass cutters. 1 1 lU'iulre at J M. COtiK'A. 181 Congrns st lioston. Y ANTKII-Anerr.ud hoy li nr 1 1 earl o. I 111 il I 1 Ji-ne'tv tore inii't n s-nrti h uie.t live with hli parents, k .rt wi-n tet-oin ne -I t Males 81 Por e"k Addrcaaf. F M nov toism oiBce, Y a NTFII -Two Jciiinirynu.il tn.niers In Ni II li.elieMn Ap.'vto.I ASKKW. at Klilekeiboc.er Kxprossoitloe. corii.T iteale .t nnd West llroadway, Una morning, from 8 to to VY A N'TI.D -Ci at and punt hni'ds for the country 11 onriiatom wo-k; ateitv emi. lot ment an I cno.1 pncoi. CA'll.lS UIIU.UlvTT, 1 llroadway, 6 o'clock th a tiiormng. Y A NTi:il A .Imrle i in as c ik m a reataurantT il Apply st llbanK'.s aaloon, 81 ar. It. It. detot, llarl in. from 3 to 4r. n, Y A XTKII-At W ilder'a afe fac-tory, two nonkf .ae 11 nr cahinrt tuiikeis, cornur Sd av aud 13IU it., Botith llrooklip A NTp:i)-A hov in a shoe itore. Inqnlio Willi 11 rcieriiiors, at U lireeiiKich it bet. 7 ana 18 A. Al. WANTXD A rood nhlstrrrr wanted tiuine I oiateiy al)3d av .Iwtween ui'U and litth sis. VYANTHD A tlrsPc'asi plumter, a so ass flltcrT 11 Apply lo II. F. WH.mUS.US 5lh av., Urooklyn. W' AM'i:i)-At once, a i.rapiiralTlater. Apply to 11 WAHillli Its it'll Yonkera'tl. Y. T A NTP.I1 A good cairl igo Miickiiullh (onewbo 1 1 undersiaads h avy work) at lllo rt'est aid at. Y A NTKD A fiist-ciaas uisohiui-l. Apply at foul Jl oil reeiuan st Uroeiipolat. ll.-onklyn, I'.. I). Y A NTFI)-A coiupoilfor, a twoihlrderi steady ll.lluatlon. Ad'lresi C Soi 19, Nvack, N V. Y ANTI'.l)-1o good J BblnT iTnuieu. at 811 Clh 1 1 av.t none out cood hands iici-dapply, Y ANTUD-l or 8 horse s' o, ri. muslbTgoo.1 work 11 men, Apply uuu haul Iji.i .1, Y A NTFII-M itlresi inaken. Apply to K. DlltW, JMM8 Myrt u av.. Ilroosyii; YV A N ,!i'wil wo mar,.1'ouuS Oormani as talus 11 men siatt! Qrecowieh it, YANTi;ii-A vonng man to work in u bakcty. 1 tall aiaiu Weil Will si Y A NTi:i)-A good pluu-Ucr at O. 1 Kin'3'3, 801 a 11 a-.e .uo. y ANT1;1)-1'iyii carpel ucmcri at3a) lludion it. YANTIlirllrAtsflnlthtri, at No, 8 UoU It. 'i I I'lU'i'dora wanted for lino machiuiim ii i, s loo. Apply si 6 llowli lk llroon. 1 )l UN waute t to w.irk'oa coniiriiiUloa I rain al JU Moil aii.i, ti.-ofrHI'n,i-,Murk. W 11.1.1 M J t'I.K'.F.ireiiiiii.on train. rJ I'llA I. miners wanted lor IVuniiltauiaThuT OK) tt wl paid. 7 Halleiy pHio. ;:WUi A MQMAIIOy. Ollll (00 1) rockiiieti wutit.id to work on Spuyien -'.Si' ',u," t"rt M irris iadroadt wages, 81 fur io hours' work lor r.M mu u. a-id f ss for in hours' tpUi!)lc-rj'u?"i :.,,r,,i "lU'bridg'), anl A, II, SMITH, Agent, EpuytvcUuyvtl, AURRKATIIiK andlacrattve employment for a tive se-nis of good addren, with small capital I ne dlaatreeable drumming to do. H. A. ADAMS, 108 Bonth 8th ay. (formerly I.anicns it.) A 41001) needle ti ,11-hsr. "wnn will bes.atlsfled with lair wages, can hare a iltnatlnn br applying to (J. A. I'FiiWFII. 1JI Worm st up stain. AOF.NT wanted to sell Bldr'nTlonltor (las Hlovc. pateotsd April II, 1S,"0 kood chance for tne light map, Api ly at 39H Csrmlns it. 4 HM A IIT errand bof ranted. Api ly ot loo Union i Lan-i'y IM Thompson St. AI'F.W boys to so ner and crimp ton cana. Inquire alt.ioi'eirist.sdloor. A (1AM 1'ITTHIt wanledi also a good helper. Call t early at 8j We.t 30th it. AN" I It ON monlaer wanledi oo dtnnkard nel ap. ply. stgji Elusheih s'. nl.ANK HOOK forwarder wanledi apermsnenl situation i also, a rnlrr an I a girl to lltch. Apply to AUMTI.N MA01LI. lllFnltonst. TJO Yrt and tins wsulc.l t His lo and nil In show Jycnrdi. old hand' prrte.rn I NOAKIIS'D show card galiery,3te liroajwav. corner Fuiton st. Br.1,1, IIANOF.irH wanted, Apt.lv to VOHS A UMIKKIIll,!,, I l 3-I av.. beiwoen 7Jd and 73d su. l)OY wanted must come"wcil recommended Call I at 808 Uleecaer St., Orst floor, from II to 11 o'clock. CIAItl'ENTEIlrswantert. Aoplr at l It, MOHTtiN'il. 118 Wet Mlh ft. ClII F.t'K boya wanted. Appir hv leiter lo LOltD A TA YLOIt, t l7. 3W. and '.til Or ind it. Q. Kl'ENTF.IlB wanted at 173 Mercer it. DHOI I'llF.MI.aiMN. -Wanted, nrsPelass men of ex i erience lo work tfrop p. esses on, tlnwnre. Tit HEATH A SMI TH Mann si lurink Oo II Mntray st. I. OU VII A MN Y)YA4KH"and 0Xa.r 1' Apply at 67 West at., corner of llectoi or lfl West sucornor oi Itcitde. I). L. l'KAIlt,. (sAHI'ITrKII wanted i ono wha nnderstandi J plumbing DreferreJ t to snen a man a steads ios and eoo.l wages will oe si'en. Apply lo I'. MollSli lion, Tremont, oppoilte Harlem llsilroad dpot. nAUNr.S-s .aiAKF.lt warned, at 871 ISroaawav, as. nil imsDTi ra MAHTllJlFitOlTirF.lt wanted. Apply to K. U JOllNsUN, t'yprras llll a t n.o'urf, K,ul Xew ork. IV OTI F, to Hone oretkcri -l n par cabin vard will ll to givua to bi.-ik sto at It ngon Iro and Kpnyten liuysel, lor 1 10 I'ort Moirls ami Miltl n Hiivelllailroad. A. 11. SMI TH. Agent, Spuyteu f)uy vel. 1)AINTKHH wanted To Join l.o1.e No 8 nl m Howery. this rhuraday) evenlnil at 7:10 o'clock N.D.-lhla la the last opportunity foi tin's wlililnA to Join, ns on and after the next mioilui the Initiation fco will bera.ted, 1)l.t!.allhlt -Wanted, ayonrg man al Ihtplumb Inx snd kas nttlngi tins that bis worked two or three years al tur ir in nn tli abltodo ool Jobbing. Ap! ty lo II o. I.I.I.1M, 0 sih av Pet. Uth and 45th in. SIIOK3IAI(.i:itH wanted n-i turn cacksat Cut Grand it., New York. SIX home painters. Am, It to Ht III'VI.KIl ft nOOtlB. Fordham. 'IK) OAKI'KNTKHS.-Wantel. two hoys thai I have wmked with earpenters' tools. OldNo. (m. new No. 823 0randit Wllll.ainiautkh, lip stain. Y ANTKH-ln eveiy city and town Hi Ihe conn" I I try. sec its t sell a new an I popular patented ar llcl aeo'utey necessary In cverr family i nnthlnk of the km I ever nlfered for sa e hef re, Hsniplei will bo sent on receipt of as c-nte AMreisW.T COLLI hli, No. IHVsrlckiu 1' O. Pox 8.301. New York city. IVAXTI'dl-iin expertonred foreman or forowo 1 1 man who has a thorough knowiodxe of the mam tacture if liuman ha'r goiis- only tnoe nho un ler land their builncis need spply, at ill llroadway, Cnt floor, Y ANT ;-A yonnc man, about 18 or 30 years of 11 Asp, to aisut in keepio; booln. Ad trees, with mod reference aud staling salary required, I. II., box 118. nn ouicej Y N FKD -A msrbinlil to rnn a stath nary en 1 1 glue. Inquire st.Ml. Vernon, ontno N. Y.andX. II. Hallroad IIICRHY A IIYItOV. Y ANTI'.D-A first-elais m Alter i uo other need 1 1 atply i steady work. WILLI M LF3UE IWth sr.. nearSI avL Y ANTF.D A poodeoseh snd ll'sht waiton painter i 1 1 mii-l m- an exeel ent varni.her and nnliher, at fil Ilroadw y, llriokivu li 1) HVi.iiintJUig.i T A NTKD A go.d nn'StiT on cane-seit ehafs i 1 1 i'adv work nnd tn hit'int wscea at UKAIONV, Ns. IM ,md IMIrand it W hi ,m urgu. Y A N I'F.O b y lo learn the bakinc botluess i n 11 boo.i h me lor it "inn p.y jply corner of I'ark ar nn.i i oin .cria'id st llioot.irn. Y-Nri'.l) Men or e irrv anl biisim-a iTablis I I will ne I.iu-M a hi nraj aul pal t iioeral y, ul rt .irren st i.ioin .H. up i ma W AN I'FII-a tin m I t iron worker t a quick I I working Api.l) l V. l.':i'ilM I K,'.8 1 rl k it. Y A NTFII-A good inni.r t 'nmb'-r and sheet iroo worker. II. im inks 4 Co 113 Av. li Y aNTi:il A cooti earna'e it. trior: nisi one 1 nn i. wa.nlel. ,T- J L 1)1). l.87i) llroula 11. V A NT I.II Two In- m.tT.s. at li l'K.liY O'lI.MtV. IWll av. Tixnl if-inir. 'ni: iiur uii.vi. F.nT. ri: EVkit orrr.nr.i) yon AN INVEfcTMKNT Olt A IIOMK. O. II. riKIMO.f, Aocttoneer. Ily A. I). MHLl.ICK. Jr A HIIO.. Ileal Dilate Ane Inneers, 8 line it New York, Tl'KsDAV. MAT 18, 1851, al li o'clock n.on. on the rnilei, AMoLvrr 1-rnLic salx or TWO HUNDIIEll 1IUILUINQ FLO. 3 on the heights at IUfTHL'ttFl'IID I'AIIK. forty tnlnutee from Ilroalway, Pttaeenthe Uroad Oauge Double Track lUilroals. the tne Hallroad, and ties Delaware and Lackawanna Hatlroal, Faiy wal'Jng dManco from three nations. Flank walks throngh erery street. Ppeelal train from loot of Chambdrs It and 33d it., Kric i.eliwar.al 11:13 A. M. Luncheon on arrival of train, (let mai s and free i use. ot the Auclloneoii, and at Iho ferry on the day ofialr. Sl'MINDH) MfMC HY OrtAn'LLV'i FCIX I1W nifooKi.YN i.orn. HI Ml I IIANIOs. lltl,r)Ki:. AND WtlHKMRN. 800 Dm 'ling Lota, chen.ol and be t In Jlroji.lt n. Only fa, emb r.qu red i balauco. 110 per nionih 1'ilce IKC lo 11,0011. lue pronoiM lerry from th s property to llaiirr), New York, wl l bring tliee Iota within Iwe.venJnutusn Sew York, aa.t mass the iiivr.tnit- it pay m u fioni So to 8) per cent. Ap.dy to Jons I M' I'.ltIS 310 Monlagitnil. Uiooklvn. o-to It. II. KIN. SKY. cor 8t,1 si. aud W ar., IlrojAlyn. Open au i- OU)S. 4 I.I. wanttna lands, or farms oi ettv tenna, spp"T A toll Fit NKI.IN CLACK. 88 M.erivtt. lOTTiCli:. W'Hi T.8, 8. tj, llaerei, anTfVrmV V 'Willi a, w.bO, ill, 8). 100, IW. tOO on. (.'MJ up. at hargaius t II. 01.1 Vr It. llcek i.ao st. L. Olt tA I.F. -lluii'es aul lots. froniS.'jJO lu Cw 5T 1 or pan euiar. dir "-i to the w ler. .M CHANOLKaj, Wait lloboken I'. O, KFF.NI'OINT -For salr,3 Sitory frame dwe l fl lips nn-i cel'a-s. 3.' i, (4), water snd rss nil Ihiotien, iiiarblt iiiaiiies.il room., If mliutes'HalK from 1 i:h and 81 st (Tiles t th Pent bar.u'ns uver of I r .1 i i this oUcj !-rie.' t(..VMt lurms 10 suit. Aprlv loD II. llli:.liwm.L. Irankiln -i.. corner of K i.t. 'I a D loll ii r t i aetk flne loeatio t, nea. Tren uT I d-i ila i. n !,,iir .a I pply at t New Cham I it li at. Weaii'he.ur Itud ulilce. Q'JfWl H'llil, l'AY for luO-acre farms In lime ejslWWsiouo logl in of M.dl.eileorgUi l7aeun, fill .Ian 1, 1K7 ii lid Ills Jan 1M7I will pay lor aai aire iarin lu I osion C doiiy Ila .cock coui .r. licor gij J- HoiVAiil) liuortjauguala. Qeurgia. Ci 1 Of lft I'll It n o-res"of go id garden lindnn 1 1) 1 t'VJ Long Inland, near chureii acnools. slid iiuiro.il 'iii it t uo-urp is-ed for heulln i c.uae by Mi uai -i i.n.ne tyi tine perfstl t half may leuialu. No i lie km in st. tfnt Suit jmo JTo Jet. A -TO IiKT In Etixaboth. near Ihe depot a rue two -t,.ry uuu Fit'iic'i r'ofhouse. Willi par mis all tne m t,rn I miroveni n.a anl large loti will lei I'ucao lo u good tenant. Apply in IIBNHY O. (1 All.VV. m 31 av cor. 81th it. HA K F.lt Y, Horn, nnd floors to lei t new pull HngsT o uip eie wlta all liiinrnsi 'iionti. at 1,41.1 And l,g I 8d av.. Iiear7istst. Apply on preuiisia. I .Mill HA l,i: or to lei in llrooklvn l.ota and build, in s tor in innfa'-iti: log uiirpoieit a rn-t mm and msrhini r i alio, tonaeco factory and in chinrir. Apply at LbLbLY'a uoici, foot ol Irving it., Ujook. 1,'iilt h. l.l'.or lo let Prooklyn. K. 1). A 3-siory I nu aitic Iraino homo, IS) lluihwick av.. near rami it iciuii eay. luqulro at lis (onl number) lira'. I st.. of WILLIAM KF.I.UNUKII, lpit Hll,U or lo let -A brewery at tllouitood, L. X. 1., Willi water jiower. Inqulrrof WM M. VAtUN TiNK. Rolrn, h. I. I.ai.OOltrs and rooms to let n to (18 per montii 3 to lo looms each new aouble houses. OKOItult ClluMUUH, grocer tiJ rt'tet 48th St., wen of ntn av. 1 JOIIOIll.V. -lo let. tie 3d" floor of a twaiorr XI cottage, 4 light rooms, lor IJ. Vd SI ouroe, bo two n 1st and 3d at. f'0 l.FT.-Aliuill ottico to let lu the second atoiy ol the Son Building. Apply In Uio 1'uSlloatlon offlce. corner Naiiaa anl Fiankfott its. 1 Ml l,F,T House, II rooms, marble mantels. Ii ih, I tine tiuw. on I'alia t lo sv whole or In p irti pulor floor, 8 rooim, from luseiuent and stito I.1)' su ond flooi nnd aitir. 113 Imiu in of Mr hi i:,,l)KV.l.M c ducr Fulun st. ninl 1'al .alo av Went lloliokim, flK) II HNT-F core lo ront In the two new hou.oi 1 o i iJiu st noilli side, boiweun 1st and 3d avs. 'i(M,i:T-Mlile"No7 111 Amity Bt.7 U ilaluTTnT X qune at IHMacdo'iuul at, t?osJ mib cjoima. A ,!.'J.,"1I',A HI'.WIHII wll bo given to I, who ha loo id u loosel and ciiain, initial I l.in.'.'i.'il.'n. fi" Monday cvouisg, If lav will Ming lllo 9J King st. I.. Al.I.VfAN I.'Or.N D A porki tbook contmniiig'a siiialTsum of 'moucy. Applyta ..Old) A TAVI.OII. 8:187.8.9. ami W Urauil it. CI I M U"i!VHDwili he tald ilw finder of Toiir VI r "IK ''Inge, loil In a 3 1 av. cur, b tweeu CMh ii!,3dVoM. bCUWL12l;"i arrmitfmfnlJ. WAtiliACK'n. On MONDAY, May s, tad KVF.nY KVKKUO and 8ATUHDAY MATINIEIL Ihs nsw Comedr. HANDALCB THUMB, with NRW MUSIC, AITllOHtlATR AND DRAUTIFUL BCENKIIY, NF.W COSTUMES, KOVRI. MECHANICAL RFFRCTS, AND A TOWEHFUL CAhT. rjKANII OFF.riA MOIIHr... It Lasi Ninu nkhitsof AIMER, FRItSINl. OAC8INS, and the ponniar and snecotiil OI'MIA 11(11 FFK THOFI'K THUItSDAY-llKNKI'lT OF CIlAftLKt E1TEVR. LKS Ull, IKS 1IUAHATIQUK3, A MIINHTF.il MUMCA1, OLIO. LK MAItladK AtiX I. N TKIINRS. FIIIDAY LK FKTIT FAUST. BATUItl)AY-IJF.NPFlT OF H. TltMlNOTON. FIIt.1T AOT LA I'KIIICIIOI.K. 41 HAND CON C Kit t FIRiT ACT I.K DI'IOANDI. BATUHDAY MATIM'F.. 1IAII1IK III.RUR. BUNDAY-NI.NElhliNril OltANI) OONRhltT hy .IAMF.S FISK. .Ir.'s, famous NINTII ItFOIMRNT HANI) anlsted by Mile. Alioej. Mlas Nully Felrl), and Mr. J. Levy. ll.NA liI)WIN'HTIIF.ATItK. 83TII WRI OF TUB BESOJL t Ileappearauce ol tiiSSLIN A hu rt'fi, in the beantlfal ,lu".r.c.,..c.?!V'"1 jltANX.l !ltANK, jltANK.j Ml'iiil'.iN'A EDWIN is" DOR MAYNAltD. Mil. UtUUUIiCLAKICH aa MILL'S 1 1 UUU. hnpportedbr Harry Kytliure. as l.oid I'lateglnssi Mark Hates at Curtis Maynard T. K. Morris, a Hquirt Uroadrib i bol Smith, as Mons. D'Chatenav t F.dwln Wymlham, a. the lion. Joceitu Itauest K. F. latlor. aa Jooketgsi hsrlcs Hale, as Kpen Jones tT. F. Cooke, as Ininmss Akret alias l.mtna Orrniatne, as Ladi Flaicxlats i Mia Kate Meinour, as Unlit Clliirlop i I 11 tie I'leice, as buo bkeggst mate and female noiisaiits.Ae Ao. JuAIISKK bVEUY BA11 IHlAY. OI.Y.llI'IC) TIIKATIll'.. rol IVKI.Y I.AMT N10IIT3 OF AUOUsllN DALY'S O III'. AT DIIAMA. II 0 MONDAY. May 8. It 'IHhMllT. Mar). 1 avrliNHsDAY MavH. Z TlllilfDAY. Miyll. HIM) W.Mai If. N HAHUIIiT, May 18. LAST MATIN KES WEDNTSDAY. May K.and.Al'UtlDAY, Mar II. O. L. II'X as SUNDOWN IIOWSK. MltS ACNES RTHRI, as Mht). Monday evening, May IS will be presented a new adaptation of llsritmn Alnsworth's celvbrated novel ol JACK Mli'.i'l'AtlH. wllh entirely nw srnrry coilunios. and A l'OWl.ltFUL COMl'ANY. 7VI.O'S CltllDF.N. il hVMIV kVkNINO and SATUI1DAY MATINEE. Ml'.. FIIANK S CHANFIIAU. ..IN AN INTFNMM.Y NHW AMKUD'aN DltAMA, tlFK AND ADVLNrUIUt IN THIS BOU l IlWkoT. entltlod. KIT t oa. TDK AUKANSAS TltAYEM.F.It, KIT IICDD1.NO Mr. F CIIANFIIAU. 1 he piece pirreniod wllh enure new iconory, proper, lies, itlrring .and mecianiCAt ereci, and a C.ItKaT 0.r OF LIIAIiACrKltS. KIT MATINKK lATIIIIDA Y, A T 1 I'rices of Adnils.,011, i8o i Iteserveu ()rchetra Chairs, t0 lieserte I Drcis crcle Hi Family Circle. :0c. KTII A V r.NHF. Til FA'tH li. O MIL CHAllLI-.S MAIIIKWb RVFItY EVENINO, and bATi'HUAY SIATINKK. Tni)TDAY--Fl H VP and IIIK HITIO. FIIIHAr-UACHULOl: OF A11IS aud Mit. OATH RIlWOOL. hATCIIDAY-FSKD 1'F and TIIK CItlllC. HATUtlDAY M Ml NIC K at IS. (1H1.1) t l' and llAIIIP.ItWOOU 8IO.NDAT. Mas 11. flrst production ot NOT bl'CIl A V(). L AS HE LOOKS. BOOTH'S THFATH I'.. WINTEU'S TALE. EVKItY KVKNINQ and RATl'ltDAV MATINKK AT Shakes peire's gr in 1 llsnmtlc I'.sr of the WINT'-.I'S 1AI.K. laeaht secured ill days In hilvance. ociii'rs-; nT rsT;T .ii. il At'imssion SOcenta. I.VI.i: 1 Y h I .OAMI h.ri'ltl)Y at 1 IN KK. I." nictioaof I red ti. Mno ler'anew three.ACi drama of III. 1. 1'. Wriltv i esn-esaiy lor IIBl.l". Hi 1.1". lir. Jor-KllI Mflll'IIY. IIEl.t. Hi I.F. Il.ree d.silnet ln.kti. HKI.I'. I1KLI'. Cciiiiin Irsh Kilo i tan. 11KL1'. JIAT1SF.K il'-l)Y AT 1 I'. M. UN' LK Oil's CMHN. A C'ADHIIY 01" .lli'rxIC I rAl7lVN Ol'EHA. JV Flill'W I ALl. FAFiT. l.Kl.I.tlllU, Y1LI. .M. OliLVNDIM. IlKINV IIACKLLI, AND .MISS I.M lt. IIIMM.A. 1'IIIMO COSl!U0. hA ri'UDAY tlltAM) OAL MAIINNK. FN' flM.I.'l IS 'I -t'ili:ll (MA-KFI) llLL). MiiNliaY-M.MIIIlA. MAKIIIA. K .l.Ltl ill. WKl).aLsl)AY-lir:ViVALoF CiilSI'lNO L. LA CO M Kr l i.lilAY-SIi'll.lAN VE-TFIU SAiui.DAY-iiDimiir lk u: rii.n IIOWFItY Til KA TIC II. IJ llonefll Mr..lU-I.PII WINTF.n. FOflti'll NHIIIT OF Mil K. II HU.TON. WA11INO I lili A VI.KDlkT EL llYDall. To inouow cronlnj, ann-ta e.-nefl.of Mil. JOHN J JOXKS, Tre.orer, VllWt'illlfl A A It I.INIITON'S MISSTItKI.S 1 NKWCo.Mli A AlO.IvaioN's New Opera llouia Ticiuoo.ions nice .-as uf ins new Iroaps, Cor.ier 3ith it and tiros Iway. Oi'KS KVfcllY F.VKSIND First ap eatsneo ol .Mr. rt'ALTKIt UTl Y. DAN HIC VANTN t)l'l;if,"lldll.Mr, V8J il.. bcttt eon t:n and 7ih avs. I X KUV KVr.SISU A f s. FA VI I. T MATiNKK hVfcHY wA il ItD AYAT t. III I'A ItYATcdKICH I nei lieeitais lake ill piare baturdav ctumur. M.r IS, at C ue.crlug's Hall. T CKel. a: this Hal nu I at r. IH 'lili st. IJO.VT ICAt.'F. si II hi. vrTroolTirat THu.e. New. I J loan t it,'., iu M it II, 8 I' M nvtweull Dutcn Fitter ol 8.1 it. and Jounny the 1'ieiuau of Ls.1 Slat at lo CIA) n aid-. I a 1 1 1: .11 A C'T:-(!oTT T ilN n:ht -Full partTcnlara I oi the Oct iau ho hoard at 1IAUKY HILL'S, it Caat llouit jn tl, JJitttings. MIAMI .lIAbi MKI'.TI.NCJ on coal miners' Vs liouble -Join M ei ol I'rnniylvanta III ail t e a a iiims inef tin. In the large ba'l ot the Cooicr In.ti lute, on 'lliuial ii tvom i;. Mit) 11, whn he will ex plsin the true tallies of tho exullnj iltillc titles nt tl.e eoal unnea. omer promlueni laho,- aJvoiatos will ad dree the meeting. Itaiea Uiii oia ai I oliiera Inter ested are Iniited lo nitnnl. Cominlitee of Arrstike nienta-IIKNitY llUuUl.a.J W. II. HILL. M. U. O. bULLJVAN. and Dr. D. olilFFI.N. ex olllclo. I ."-I'll W AItl) M c a 1 .Norton Anoclatlon.-Tne niemb rs ure req'ioiteil to meel this ei n bk at 8 o'c ock, at iu li fee i st to oreseut aduresies to tho Hun. Michael Notion onde Cox. llr.MSY F.NUIIKL, I'resUent. IIalpii Wattb, Secretary. 5nstuts3 fUjanttJ. 1 'IIA.M'i: leldotn offered to imall nr laree capl J tal t. toemiae In a i ile. suie leglll n ite and pr iPmhle o isitiei-. Call on W. F H MtNKs.tlUori i.ndi at ,l!d it or, and Judite lor you. a. li a, II AIM; t'llANCF..-1'oraale ch.ap. the (Ixtnres t of a roci ly and on cher store g j d ion cn -.1 a.i,, ment tai ks, all new More to let i tent cheap, luoulre injhe st oe. 4M Weal guin aL .1 N null fksior sir., n n.T Ik,- to .In lu i u-l-niwa m.i-te !.e e m d m i t- Ci. t wi k. with hi, full luue. Addresi 11. II s., nox u, Sun oltlce, fjr 1 .lm.. HAKF,ltk doliik n goi I e iiiiitt-r bunuess to bo so d i in-lip. Ii'-iirre at 414 Liierry St. t lAKKICY I (lit h, I.F..-Leaw..Kek and flx I i urn i I.U.UI, c.nnir Ferry uud I'nlon ets., n,.v- ark N. J.. do.ng a uood it ire linle. Appii as above. ono 0 ho. A I.LLIS. lilsJXui.il i HA K Ull Y for tnlo doing a so ul cull bu.iiioii il 7 oior tin eouuitr will be so d reatonahe. Apply ion.tr l.eouurd and Jarkann sis., Willi imsburgh. 1ICAIC M'Olt Uiorsaleln K.iilewoud, N J..dolnir Kj u gooo bu-liieati a due oh ilu-o at th t place Is kro-s- Itu rn Id.v tvili i loon reasonaule term i. Ad iress or Apply t 'S. FlM'll I imlcwood. nergeu county. s.J tltlAI, and lumber iiii.ineia iiaml I ir .ai.ilti sTiTrT .ablui a valuable busiue.s opportuultv lur a stu irt lumi. Apply to II. I). J.M.YLg. 71) Wall it New lork I .Mill HAM! A billiard laloon. with three ilrat cats tauiusi everyialng cnupleie, Willi riiom all 1 u rn I-no J wlib arm chairs, pn lures, looking elm, elksr coniitrr, mat Ine, Ac, tn n bnalm-sa town in 1'i'unayivaiii.ii 111 h-alili the reason (or lelltnir For pa- ticulurs api lyloF.O Huff, M rtaihlii.tou st. I.'OU HALF. cheap-A milk route, horse, WMtnu, 'andcaiu. 1 or paitieulars Inquire of.M lOSWA, on ttio corner ot Fruuklin aud Fiuihing avi., I. an lirooklm. i.'IIIC HAI.F.-ll.e li-.ise, stock, aul fljlures of'Tn 'olle;lithliiliel elit.ir store in one of tne punctual thoruitghl ires In lliouk yn. Apply at 41 Myrtle av, 1,'CMt HAMl-b'ock and flitures ot an old-e-lin. lulled liquor tl net aoinv a kood liunn.n. la quire at corner of lloud and lluticr t. Ilr lOkMi, I lili HAI.K-An old established luiik and crocery itore t nuts be sold on accoaul 01 aickuoia lu ino family. Ibqq'teal3ll8in at; I, 'CI It HA M'.-A first-c uss grocery, or a partner ta. sey'city lu'iw'' 0,J' "'NUtli, 31 ilaLroal av., Jer- I, 'CI It HA l,H-I.iqnor, oyitor. and lodging bouie. Willi 8 1 ears, an tlraud it., rt llliaiusnui ;h. CJ HOCI'.UY and milk atore for eala in a good Iocs, a Hon: luinilure m. be auld If noedod i cause of felling, no one to alien I to the hui-liiess i womd li" a toodplucoioratu.U depot, ree ItOHKItr Msnrt'II im or iS? wV"w,cb u" Uuor' i"iv.o. ridrrs y.r.i.g.'g fill) I. hash Flore and bTkury In Vaitrk n.t for I iale, the II it urns complete lor at ro aud baierv. luquire ol W. K. WAIIINU, uwnor. 88 Chri lllo il SilnafionslTiTlnrilf!). fill (II) Herman gill wanti n Dilution In the conn l ti i to uo gciiiml wuik ou a farm: hus lis i o y. ar, eipciluino. Ad Hum her present em l iter 7.' lit t bilw.i-n atlijitb anl boutn 8in sn,, Wi iiii-'iu ."i AllOOllhreal baker (Oertntu) wishes tunaseit lilum. lu'juiro al M Well ilh it., pm itu and 'Jin avs, Ml.mtl. A CiOOl) woman wl.hes a sittiation i li a gliod t WAiher und lioucr i willlug and obliging if Nor folk si. MJIII.U. 7lAH I'A I. NTF.lt -A ear painter wlhei a iltsT V i nun as fintei r a id striper t muil uo iluady. Ad urcfSLAIt, Jeisiy City 1'ost Offlco. ill.AMTI'.ltKIt want enipioynnnl can bo hoard vl for 4 da) a. 1, o, c., M Itaiiruad ar., Jericy City rpVlK BTJis CHAItLKS A. DANA, Editor. THE DAILY SUN. 88 A YKAR. A prefmlnently readAble nowapsper. with the largsit circulation In the world. Fiee, Independent, and fear less In politics. All the newifrora everywhere. Two cents a copy t by mall, 80 cents a month, or 8 a year, 1BF. D Oil An WEEKLTKUX. A NP.WfTAl'KIt OF THE PHR3RNT TIMES. INTKNDKD FOR FKOPLK NOW ON MAttTIL lncli d.ng Fatmers, Mechanics, Merchants, Frofesilonal Men. orkers. Thinkers, anl ill Manner of llonait Folk I .and the Wives, Sons, and Daughters of allioch, ONLY ONK DOLLAIt A YE Alt ONE IIUNDriRO COPIF. FOR 151, Ol less than One Cent a Copy. Let there bo a 110 Club al every Poet omce. TI1R SKMI-YTKRKI.Y BUN, tl A YKAR. ot the lauieuze and teneral character as TIIK WEEK LY, hut witn a greater vailety of miscellaneous read ing, and furnishing the news to in lub.criimi with greater irehnei. became il comes twieo a week lo tesdof ouceonly. TKRM3 TO CLUfll. THE DOi.LAR WKKKLY SUN. Five copies, one year, separately addrei'ed. Poon DOLLAkS. Ten copies, one year, separately addretse I (and an ex tra copy to the Keller ob ot cl.iD). Knmr Doli.ass. Twenty copies, one year, separately addressed (and on cxlricopy to the getter up ol fiuM. "r'irrxr Dot-tsna. Flfiyeoples, ose year, to one address (and tae Semp W eekly one year to gsllcf up of club), Tiitnrr-Titasa DoitAits. Flftr copies, one year, lepsral'lr a idres-d (and the Semi-Weekly one year lo getter up of ciu j), linnrr-rira Dolls tut. One hundred cop! s, one year, to one anu ra (and tne Dally for one car lo tne getter up of emu), Firrr Dot.nna. One hundred cofh I, one year, separatelv adlrficl (and ihe Dally for one year lo tho getter np or club), Sixrr DotLAM. THE 8KMI.WKF.KI.Y SUN. Five copies, one year, separately aJdrened. Knmr Dot.naa. Ten copies, nte year, leparately ad.lrjuel (i.al an citra cony to teller up or clan), BixTaxj Doixias. BEND YOUIt MONEY InPostonii'eordera. ensesi, or Oralis on New York, wncnevercanvonl jnL U not, tnoa reullter Ihe lelteri conlalnina nionov. Address L W. KNOLAND.Fuo.lslier. Sun o.Kce. New o,k. TVTOONDAV. K.VIIJI!NgiF.fTiN A'tiTtlCA. 1 Itr.LI'Kl;'- N. W FAtlll PAMPHLET. Weighty Words and I-acta for tl.e People. l'aii-r so cents t elotli. St. Illlll.h IILOIIILIU. Publishers. 71 Dieccktr St., near llroadway. Irj DQ)i. 4 T IllOlHltl) .TlKAIMls'tal A Hit AV AND UTIIST.. Kow opening ad the latest at) lea of STHAW,I0I)1)S. TtllM.MKII AND UN! MttMMBD, FOR LADII.n AND IIII.DItKN Blyllihly trimmed hats, 88 to 810 uiusl price 88 to 118. NOW OPKNINO Tarasois ard rnn (InitirrlUi, lined andsnllned. Isrge't avorttncnl na the avenuo i Uud Farasvia 8UC C33.. ?8c, SKc., and 1 1. NOW OPKNINO Housekeeping floods. Dress (loods. Silks, Embroider ies. Facts, Hosiery, and UndcrRariiionts llihbons, and Dreia liiminiiica. Ooratla, and Undsrcloininx, at nry attisctlie prices. NOWOPKSINO Ladles'. MI'f es'. snd Chllttien's Lawn, I,lnn,MsrieH'es, and Rwi.i -una. lamest oaiortuienl of the scaioo, at lemaiKao.r low price. I.aa'es' White Lawn Suits, nicely trimmed, ft. 11.73, J3, 88 80, anj 18.80. Ladica' axbite Lawn Bum, much finer, 17. 13, 89, and tli. Ilun. in-own, Drab, and Steel Color Sum. 13.28, 11, ft 89, 8i w. an its. Ijiwu aims, trimmed with lare. 118 to ttO. Lallcs' White Lawn Wrapper. II, 11 JJ, and II m. l.adits' Muslin and Cambtlc Morulug Wrappers, 11.80 to f Child's .Msrsel'lei Cloaki, l.sce Cape, all stvtes. Clnl Pa Sanci:ies u'ls 1 1 V. (I J: "n, and 13 Child's L.wu Mi.lt, Mir, 1 1 tn ii ne I. 14 89. lllt llAlil) ilfcAUKS. cornerOih av aud 10th St. -NCirU'K. 1 Ki.LLY A CO COI1SKR SSTH ST and CTII AV are now olIcrltn.-nl.irtr ami spl i dm a sonuie I ol PAIIPI.TS, 1 t'll.Ml lili:. III-.DIIIMI. OIL CLOIIIS. 4c. sel.-ctcd vxpies.lv ror tl.e sprlig trade, aul at vers low t-rlees. WTXKI.Y ott MONTHLY PMMENT1 TAKEN. A CALL III-ssl r.ClFCI.LY bOLlClTKI). OHSflUIHsblilJ. l.siMtNITI K, t'AIM'HTS V llKDDINO. AT H'PAIShFI.'.'-i. ,W) 8TI1 AV OIINl.lt nF -J i r 1 1 M PAYMI'Nlh 1AKKN WKKKLY Oli MONTHLY. I,a'ltNTTI'ltK.carets, and bed lint aicr- low pi ue i )r -osii. or on weekly or manthly pasiueuis, or ou exchange lor teneral mo -cntndt.e. al b. M. uowi-KitrilWAit'.. la Chatham st. Y KFHI.Y TmSIirN'Plfl.Y I'A YaiVrNTsT il turpi u. fnituture. Dealing, &c. prices lowr then an) home in las city. DKALY CUNNINOIIAM, Iftyir ii-.ii ititi it. jAutitsn j'blttt?. 1 I'C'TKIN lbs ilhumlat) morntoit nt t9H o'clock. i ai lash'enrr. 10 I ml loth it .near 3th av -Par n auites. p un.'iotte. tab.e. mlirors, beditea Is. bureaua. ui-tiretai-s. Ijuuiiea, chairs, s.nat elntas t-.n ul es. curmlus. Ac McilQLs Anctinietr I.A IM.'K houieho d futnlu t -al" tm. a iv c m. meuci.ik at lei.' o'clock t complete, rurnuurc of 3 etorj rwiaeoce. l.'J "e.! ill il. Ll'KK FITAUEHLD, Auctioneer. I V. II. IIPKTIIOI,f; Anlonver.w II sell TiTs" 1 dar, al i oViock. at 4M Canal st., a Isrce o. it ineiitoi h us n.i.iiu n.lure. uru-sels aud lnmain car-pel- iiiatlrr4-s. I -.uher b ds, pi lusrs. and b 'Id.nk. rreuch i late anj" aisatemirrors. vasei, troikerv. Ac. 7 I, I'l, AT P, Auctioneer, will -eil this dav at 1 a in lork at ill I anal it a kreat inetv of new ai d srconi-.iaid luriiituro, cupels, oil ciotni. beds and beddlne. mn'.triiaes, Ac. F.verj think for liouso.e.'plug. PiVNIIIIIKt:il'H s.M:.-Th,Tdar7lAMFS 1 AH ill, Aut uoueer will anil al 3) New II iwry 30 lois .ilk Ui.-iiir, lar.i, flne ili.iwii, iiudrrclotlin. .Ii'en, spreads, Ac. Ily order of MARK LhVi,78 lira id st. JJorsti niiJirri.ia!. 1,1.x Fit IS, bnitneif. and milk wskoni. onw tn w j Oatciur i curt, ebea i alto two stout not s in intuit Mcl.AUl.llJLFN ill AU I 11.) We.l JMh it. .a()lt HAM: cbup-A bay mare, lit lorlrnck or coup, owner Inivmr no use lor b.-r at prcseut. Apply at lAi Attomea at. IOIt HA M: -A hor-e and tru.k, with a good bun- r..ss. ap.i.v at57 Wa-rv.i nt I,M)lt H l.l-.-A dark .oriel p my (luaro), IJ bauds nt K3 1 lu ipein at. iTl.uputfti;. CTF.A1I otigiio... p il'ets. machinery low ,t,.-s. i" lOi... li T i 'in lo i, iii iii) at.. norks, Paler, -n. V A N'I'FI) -A lend lined tank, about Pi0Oi.-Blli.ns vltapa r al storuno ttaks. alna Inilor tin, i.eplv, stut .ii Uimo jiloue aud price, to UUYKIt. lox IP), bun oltiee. Y.TI',ll-l'piiali'eeuiine,4 lo 8 Horse, 31 ban J. 11 Adnrew. wllh price. Ae., THUS. L CORN ELL, Dei oy. i oiiu. oatb mib glooms. I'P.W more respectable meehanlea or ittiers can nno a I the conilorta o( home, and plea am roup s weeV WW" le"" Dodcrate. Apply all tho A l'l'.W eciitlenien can be srcomni I ilo I wllh ft i" board s id n easaiit rooms At 1 per we k tyei Wavtrny place, comer Per. 1-' i:Ymechsnlcs and nhers can obtain good hoard aud luiit hedr. njii. yw-i-r seek. i!33 l.sitliu it.i heta een Sd and 3.1 nri-t call nil the week. ,1 V.)V ineiiiaiilcs can obtain good boar I and a iY comfortable liume at 3 per wcok, al Jij Kan via tl.: day boam rsaito. A ineclauics an I others can ohtiin cood board and llkiit rooms al II per wook. wH sr coruiTot ulth su A VOI'NC) woman wanta a light bedroom, with lVst stl'i'st' Ul" ,U, AdJruJ b. F., M A l'i:V. "iin men can bo arcommodtted with City Pleaaaui rocar. 197 Hudionit.. Jersey A N Frig'l.h family can accommo lute 2 leip.Ltabio men witua uieu home and boaui. 18 Chrltmp ii ,t A l'l'.W gntiemen aud ladle, can be aicoiiiniudateu aim buarq in plt-ntant rooms at SI) l eail il. A i-.lBlinNj'f1lKBliJT.WM W tw3 "aU',a"' Hli A UIII NO and (leaiitnt rooms i fi perwt'v.t da uoardora tun. ID I Mgnroe st. l.'IHNIsllF.I) rooms lo lertoT houiekoeplng, ill jllliuuiiien..d hums from coruarolAil.ti .1 I.'I M new furnished rooms to Irt tor houickvcpiuk at V7J Ilroouie at., corner Allen at. IfKW centleiiiru and ladlei caa oo uoooiiiiiuUatvd Jwnh board, at al Pike at. I A III KH and reulleuien can n.avu cood board ami J I !ius..ut iooii.i in the new hou.o, 21 allxabeih il between Prli.ce sud HuuitoiL fllll M'.T-A very nice turnMied irmil room tu a J. Isdy orfrntleman: httdoii In a Imlows and ward-lunea- lorma lowi osJv Pvn minutes iruui ierrtea. at No.wJ South 31 st!, Wi.llani-liur.ih. IM lltWIll iiMilsiiel roouu lo let. with or without Poind. X at 311 East mill st ladies ot xci.tlemeu. .IIANDMIUK furnn-hed front" root'pi. imuWo lornonrekerpink i 10 pet ween, tu Weal siihit. J i (Prcctnts. 'M:H, I I.CII IC.FI.h. Ciioceries. Ac., ch p "(or I cash. lllot n. AUM-.iV. iui iiree.iw ,1, .1 Wloob nub Jl0.ll. f IV.M1 'r'1 N'.'f A K'" cum- Yv pi i land .oal of Hit In II quality ir'an 111.' II nun -!'iii, srimi,.. nsl.v bi bsrgei (r'n lis In ore lor sale py IIOUDKN k LOVKLU lu and 71 U ut ul SSabinji Jkjrmhi. TNTBRKHT OOUMKNOK.-a KYKItY MONTIH MUTtTAL nRNKFIT 9A VINOS flANK, Sex DDam.ia, 188 Niss.oSr, Orrtisira Cirr Ualu i own dolla will bboih ah Aooonirr. Open dally, 10 In 8 1 also, Mondsy an I Balnrday evers Iocs, tn to 6 o clock. clJA,aKS ORAHAM, Preeldeni. 0,11. UaHiMffr.JiecretArr. jyATlOfsAla HAVI.NI1H HANK. Tin PasiDKAK' flsvlsos aisp Tauar CnnrAitr (Chart-red hy me tloT-rn o-ni of lite united srstrs). ISA IILP.F.CKHII SU NUW VOIIK. ASPKCIALrt' made of allowtoir Interest from dsti of each dsoostt on sums ot 830 aud upward. ALL DP.P Bltanru dai able ou bsMAMo, with Inter, cstuue. eend for CirLular Open dnlir from 9 A M.to3 P.M., and MONDAYI AND SATURDAYS fioiu 9 A. M. lo 9 V. M JOHN J ZUILI.K. Cashier

cStniiminl. S! -w I (iflli T0 s'OANon noa f"atd mCZ -i) f.l IUJ '.J-sae 1 1 sums to s-ni. N b mua nsknl. J. K. WII.LIAMs sos, g)8 West 31th at, a joining Norili Hirer birhua ll.na. 1 il 3 Slfamtjo.tu nnb IRailtodbi. 1,1KIK KAIi.WA Y.-IIIAINS LtSAVK DKrofl J loot oi Lhuuiuera at and foul of Wd si., ai (oi Jirn '"'Ol'OIJ RAIMiwi i .i.i,.N i,ttA V.i C.i ,1 Hs," M, AJ J.A.il., 11 A. M. S.-W P. AtOlf,!' DAll.Y. LbA Vl 8jDH r. A Is.lo A I..10:!3A M.ANu WS ANDe.lt P M DAI 1 V. NKt A N 1)1 M Plil) V K 11 lillAWI.NU.HOOM COACIIKS ACCOMPANY VlIK I A. M. lliAI.N IHIIOI (ill IOIIUFFAI.O.CONNKUt' I Nil AT IIOIINKLI.SViI.LK WI 1 1 I A'.Nli iv.fti tKW WA-1W 'Wino riiiiiiutVii iii Cl.s.VKI.A D AND CIN IN A I. SI.KH'INfl. COACIIKS ACCOMPANY 1IIK1I A.M TIIAIN FIt()M bUSOUr.llA.NNa Dl Hi FFAI.O,TllK3:F M TltAI-1 FROM NKW i(lK III 111 F F A I .O, AS I) 1 1 IK V 1' II TIIAIN FROM Nf.W Yojlir TO HORN Kl i V ,,k MPrrftl'tr, A-t Ufs-i--.au AN KMfnrAN TRAIN I.LAVI.S DAILY W7:U P M r or f oi i Aervia and ay, irt" 1" M trtd II. lit) P, f, Foi Mlddletown and 1 ay atSiJOF M. (All it., st :t u i r.M), and, Snndst s only, 8:18 A II. (S3 1st ,8:13 A. it Aor (JtlstlUo and Way at 'i-M A M. (MJ IW 'm ..For NewSnrgh and Way su A. M.StJI, and 1:31 P. M. lMlll.,80 A M. 8:13, and 4-UP M.) ror buff rn and Way, i and P. M. (ikl sl CjlJ an4 8:4a P i.i Tneatre Train, th s I a. For Pateraoa and Way, from 811 at Depot at 8:48, f 43. and 11:43 A Al.. -Ins. 4 i"., fctl.and Mi P. M. From 818, and'e'lSP i.0' 5B" -a 'l "M-l '1:43. 4, y'or llackensae'k and llllliule, from Ml at Depot, at 8-43A M.; aud Il3,8:l8,j:ll. 8:0. and t'sl.l'.M. From l.hamoers SL DebOL 8 A, M. aud 1. 4. (3:13.8. and till For riemiont, NraelcTallmansand War. from Md su Depot, at 9 ll A. 3l. lil3.tJ.l3, 4:13. 313, ao I twtl l',M, ,i faluruats only illt'i P M from chambers af. DiOOL silts) A.M lkO, M-J'),4:IJ. 4:k),3-ij, aml t4U0 M. snd "ninrdais -nli tu m dnliht Tickets lor pssaateant lor Apartments in Drawing- Doom and Sleeinf coaches can oeoolained, and ordera for the checking and tranaf olDlci :emi. oe left st Ihe Company's otne-, a 1 1 8, and 9i)7 Itroalwar JOJ i Chambers aureenwie! sr., corn'r lJ3tn si. am 11 1 av. Ilirlrmt 4 tour at ilrooklrni .Deoots loot of Chamorrs it. and foot of ld it.. New lork and Long Dock Depot Jer-er City, and of thi urnti at the 1 prncrsl hole s M IL IIAItll tlen Pii At I I. I) lltrcaaa Oenl.ftnot D-eembera. 1878. I 'Dally t llackeciackonly. tPlermonl Nyaek only. Sljippinii. NCllOU LINK PASS A UK TICKETS. to ann fiom any nallway.Statloo In Oreat twain, liav land Norway, Sweden. Denmark, Oermany, Holland. Hrlulum. and the United states, by lltauiers aaiiin? weekl)' for aa'e AT LOWKST CUItllCNC? IIATKS Also, Drain lor any amount. UF..NDKHSON OltOTIIKrtS. 1 Downnr OroeiL IJO It I.TVKKPOOI, AND QUF.F,NHTHVfT 1 lnman Line of Royal MaU Steamers are appolM4 lo aii as toiiowst ty ol Urooklyn Sstniday MtylS. all P. M Cityof Limerick (via Hailiax), Tuosdsy. Mar 18, all City of Paris. Saturday. May 30, at v P. M. City of Urn-tell, baiurdar, May at H A M. and euro succeeding Saturday and ellcrualo Tneidir. Irom Pier A Worth Hirer. RA1K8 OF TASSAOh. Flnt cabin 171 old. bte-raze .v currency. Fai.er.cerl alio forwarded to Antwerp. Rotterdam, Sweden. Noiway, and Denmark st induced rat-s. Tickets cau be i.ou:Ul here at mo lrato rates by pi 5 I o.it w:ibin2 to send for tne.r (ne ide. For Inriht r inrormstion spply at lbs Company's office. JOHN O DA1.K. Age-it 13 Uroadway. Nrw irt. 1 TYATJONAI. T.INK OF fsTKATlISiTlT'a"-' I 1 TO L.Vr.il'obL AND Q Kh.N -foWN I'ltAM I- Thorn o i Saturi iv. l.iy Ii. at 1! M TIIK OUEKN.Thoinai. Saturjay. 'av ti, at P M. I ab p poiisge 13 and I'll earn ry bieer.tge f.-a. i-nr- i.-y rrep no st- crise t ckete fiom Litei poo'.gaeenilown, Ixihiion ,t-.ri, nod u aikow, ta c rreny. For luitnrr inlormailo.i. ep. ly st the Company's otscei tnltroaowav. r W J. IILIinr. Manu.-r. iy ii i ti: uta ii TTn a. pi sirncen booked to sn1 from alt pa'ta of Amsrlca ai-d Kurore st rs'is allow as b.- a iy dist eti Ine. Iti- .-earner OfhANic 60nO t--m. 80 0 h p.,isa pointed to snli Irom New York ror l.irerp oitcilini at 4' rk llarnori on S.alUttliAY. Jum 9. HI'., ai I P. M. AI LANTIC. .hue 41. at 9 tt. r or turn ci particular! apply al Comoany oflii, 1) Itroitn ar. J II. SI'AIIKS. AgeoL tahsac!ii i-'itiiu oit to ):i;i:.nhtovnT; I l.ivtrpool. iml a I parte oILuiope, by lue O ulna j Doe nl I s mall ateanie a FiIOM Nhtt YtlllK CVKRY WKDNK-DAY. i Cabin paiaec r) Bold,-tc iAAe...,30 curtei.Cy. 1 r m iu criiowii or Llver,001. f J8 currency. Drolls at low cat rates. II WILLIAMS OUION. 9 llroadway. .New York. CAN 1)1)11 1 NCO l.INf.i.r Titer o I'latt fan. s. ij t'Biiomi 10 Ciur -ihe F S Mill tci nth p IVi t. Cap! i.srdini-r.wiii lesvel'irr No 4 Nor h liner A.-j. neiUsy m.iy 17, hi o P St. lor fre gtuor parsaio at'i ij lo M'UFFOIIU lillOlllKRS A to .U llrnalwsr Uttlhiiirous. IC'K -The Knlctcrbocker Ice Co. bein. fie only c n Puny brlntinj the Roc Hand Lateioi t tnut ir, is now preraied to furhlan tnts .uoinor ari.ele fo si purpo.rs. and 1n any nnsnlni .from a circo to ihe la y supply of a family Oem-rai oitlee. 431 1 aa il t.. bran, fj omces. cor. ol Harrow and W asikiikto't .is., cr It .1. and lull av.. UJ rt'ett 111 sr. au I it ilarl -.1,8 Fo. 'rnVl) k''' Cr Olv"loa ui Keul ais .llrook Ord'ers'bymall promptly attended lo. 11 1'. ('It F. A 11 aoda water, and laser beer eves,' tiieial. very stroug and durable 1 bc-t In the ir 1 inly II each- 1011 1I1011I.1 have one. saetits naui-l J ev rvwheie. sales tjui.ki pr.au run: lee 1- am I maeri. brewers, and so. la water n antfariuiers li m 1 tall t liens lo quantities 11 m-tal as u eapai paturon -i H. A. ADAMs. 1 18 south Sin ev tl.snreu. 11.) pClsTCM'rit'U NOTIl'Ki-rtieTnsllif.i, Purorl I duruif the neck endink baturdar. May 13 1.71 .1 eioieat tut. oinca on I'u-s lav at lm A M.: un ltd neauar al is A. M. on Thur.dav al II A M si d ou kaiuidtyai I0SA. M. P. II. JONKS, Poiiiuatl r V ICi; sh w windowt for iale very cheap 1 uuillii is o.l I 8 II' n y it near c'l.ui u it 1('l)lt sA l,i;-Two ip endla ungiug luiekinTbirci, at -C No...l .it room il. Slnsital jjiisinimtms. I HF. 4 I'TI FI' I. roiowooili lano.onlr IIJO Ancle it ..'uuu e nin-ra. can t-1 1-... oversiruui' pais, blc utt s pitii.ifori--. -.a a tt for ..nsn. J. UlnULI. is Am it sl n.ar nroadwav. 4 I'l A NO in iron 1 oril-r lor iale iheap tor cum 1 J inoiiiiiii initttllmeuis, or to rent 1 plauol tuned am) rc.uiri.l. ilaliroj est., between Norfolk and Fa-ex. IAI) w 1 ise 1 for lo-s flian I 00 a hami.VV- ani .foj-e aiool. sno cover tn tern style Titltd I 1)1 A NO.s.-Setol.d-haud pi.t :ol of lai, .u, iiiakus Ooiiiprl.iilg squares, uprlg III, aud 1..1K for sa e st I a rrl. es bt (.'illciCRItlQii )-ONJ II l.a t lliu 11 between Droadway and Jtn av Piaioi to nnt. 4 r.C"P.-Piot MARS tein the v-ry mind al llr-t kht, .u I etu.e in.trriiiie .itui .o. 1.1 ban.. 1 lOLite. iy auy one livnu. Wou.ltriui leo.u s u-ael-i ror I ive a 1 1 g ua luck, bt ii me beat ilr k en onent of tnti science on earth, rt I'.url av 1 iec'to l 'I'hei.., near Win, Ladljs una geau. 1 TFHT-Mr.. ANNA, cTilv. tannpTiriTi uC liinime. tne -rll w.in hei suponor k.. 1 1 tells )our ihougliir. tiaiues, Sj.ec.t mt n 11;,. 11 l 1 Kd s?" P'' V" lMill'l,u Jl!l J A N, I'l I) F. seventh dAtg'it r that -h Ii7-" f.v .IT ""'"es and .Mtue mat rl ..'es. is Ms iuii M..1M LaaUlou.lou at nelow tit av 50c j uo kt-.iis. I tlllU IM'.Ith t -No huillbui -Mad Ril-. te 'i JeiryiHlii4, nuueof ooe vuu marry and.il ti. r c.ii-es sicoy marriakes, biliut tjiilhei Mime t seiaraled never lulls in met namuers. 13J Inn l..i it., beiwecn Ilioadwav and 7th as. A II A Ml'." I.F. C'OlITi:, ipiuti.a.lr in., "1 Ail 1 in. i nn-limn lino iimti hi po-itue 1'iei. 1 l-nk-llih ipoken) positlio anl neaiive no Ic I la ne.l al i lie oiiiee ie 1 a" 1 .in it near IP t. MJ1K. f:v NS. Selier lor s-iri .1 1 i iiiliolo.- 1 lu tne city 1 Inekv uu.n 1.11 In- i to so certs. 13 8th av .between Jaue au ll.u 1 MAIIA.ll FOIU'KIt"; eeereti.-lhe best lu 1..1 World C 'II. lit net tor eiervmug. IJSlliav in.il llthiL lie, 18c to 3-ic. Noteuts. Luck) nuu.i ri. IIH. I.I'MHI II 4 Ml, (roai Lmlon, lu.i. 11" ilk pul preiuul. ajd luiure 41 .Nuliol t Uraiid. oivr the iIiOl- iioio, fioul. MA DA 11 F, .1 OM, tortu.ie-In .r tut tsi ol equai. 81 Ibouipsuiiit. I.adi a.o aeun, II. Af I) A II F. lit I'llA FFtA.l.j.oiilaHroiu V7L 111 SO 3d sv., 1 1 tl or 1 adn.- Jeij!- t..'Oc OlttCilNVI. Mu c. Pti on, medic 1 an. I ei'int'i ci 1 rtoi.ui.iOtlh av buweoo .tld aud ,'iih 11,. la.ue. f 1. J)M"."1' I 4 1.1, HI'KC'IAI, DlHKAsi; cured in tha isi-t-i e-t p.,.si.ne lime no ililculiou tio .1 oaiiuos, IJ liars iucccssiui practice. A. LbWH, M. D.,ineieh nNew Yorg AM, Special liieaes Ladies and itiin ees'i m trouble 1 a yeai experience 111 Prussian iiiininrr bnspitsls. A luccenful cure inn la 1 n, nr. -tuol. Couauilailon lrt. Hr FIIAMU.tN. IM U, it. J)U. WAUWIC'li. Contlnnes to treat a'l spe.nl diseases Niryou. del 1: ty PKIiMaNi.N ll.v cl'ltfil), tend ill cent, lor Mi dietl Circ n ir. Ulllce. 1:41 bouin 31 St., Wi Pan rih. 1 Y. Dlt. "('Pit It Y, 81 Hire ker""nr, 1,. 11 11.. .Iwir, cults .11 sin-kl-u d.tta.LS iiiiint. I. 1.1.1 anl s 111 tioi'e at o ,e Int. iv.e'v. w tnoul il. u- No let- unlra. cured s lihiaelord I Y IC. l,F.Yls, auili.-i ol Mo I 1 ai L mi 1 .0 mil I I Oil us iu II -al'U, o ei rciiui tl 1 t 1 a t. tiiird aud dis-t.el. ruriyyciis' ufiiaU: piao. 1 Uuth si., New l urk. rADlKs In trou. ilo tiaraht-ed i.iui' ai J 111 Le. ri-.,iiiri,J u .1 101 c.' .y I A-l lll'.K, Prulraeur of Mldsilir), i Ai. 1.) pal (l..uir, 1 1 11 l, IA 111 Ks m trnu'iii nu ir iii.-i-7iii u 1... 1. ir J 10 lie. fnoiiia (or la 11 ti. ..e aud l.ir 11. ov mtiiL Dr. it La I', Hi iiuiuiusi.utar Uioa.fi HaHHl I 11