The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
June 27, 1871

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1 yr-EIGHTH YEAR. NEW YOI 27, 1871. FRICE TWO CEHTS. j THE (IllKAT SONG FESTIVAL tun nr.uiysi.ya of tub contests run the fitir.ES. art,. Comprint" Hinging In Welnwny llnll and III" Sin Concert In tbe Ulnla-Tlir (irrmnDi KnJorlng Themselves without ltestralnl-The I'roirtmmi fer To-day, At t o'clock vcstcrxlftj afternoon nineteen of Us rule' town .luring societies entered tb. Hat I, g,.lnwr 11,11 10 compile for Ibree orlces (two .,ito iud book and muile caie, vtlosd together ,1 t.W)l. The ilceorttloni of tlie hill conilited cr tli isltor.sl color., orergreins, and flowers Ik prt'oitno Orer the two upper private bom, (itlni each other, were guidins blaring the In-serif-lions (Im-ncl dlr Allmiechtlf llirmonli" (arreting laTM'. Al mih'y Hsimriny). snt "I! oi k i"t die w.hre illximclne Menaehinspiache" (Vt.sC I' me ne unimreil huinin language). Tte lull was crammid to the doori, en ever nig on it"' floor leennd to be ft clue. They III' Isiel with .trained alter-tion, end where ft eoclety icqtiltl'd ttieT' iinusu-il y well the appliuJei on iiisiiiliei'ty ind hurled showers of bougutls opon hi sisxe. wlnle their "lluros" resounded from j-l'ieg .ml will t Tbe cud'on c societies were trrtneed In grott!', i luttoidai re with II elr hunters. The flret croup cttii'te.1 of tocleilce Lumbering In the nvrrage etvBl lfirt) mnnbfis. The prize to be tw.rdel lo pits, lli snubest cle-s, wis en ornamented book itiousic t... valued at tMM. Tie miiiM which contended for thli prlzt tre 1 llsr-ioii' ol l,iH"ioro. j He-ih-v n Ma- inert i r of Phlltdslph'a I 4 (Imtifin i of rniiriite-psie. .-I t den" 1 i f rii 'uliiiui (H ghs l.iiil-i 'Kiel of HtilTtlo, i The seen, d croup consisted of those locletlei ttmVth,. bou I fort a'nglng members. The prize to be worded to thli dim It escloid rlioo, msnu- fxtarrd by l,.nj-m.in A Co.. sod valued al 1700. For this pf 1 1 the competitor, were: 1 Chor ii e-Ndety ol Wsshington. nil, oi''. i oi IViuiaiwo. I iron j till lm, re, I nin ie o' Itntftln t Cooco-tlit of l',Hr.delphts r. m ueire tedenatcl of I'hrWdelphtt. 1 ge-te te I luo of l'nilsdelphia. Tl e third croup cou.isted ol ocietlel numbering ffty nJ more member., tad ol these there were i.i en theprogeimmt, tlioncti bji flu vol. cam ol; I Jnoicr Ma.nncrchor of Ph Ulelphli. I ftlirriiiirrt or of I'lnln l.lphn. I ujcfroantl of I'hi.e lo"'iiu. 0 tmeiin Mienntriiior ol IliUlinore, I Lit.irkr.ni of Iitltunore. The pure to be ftwurlrd to the iacce.ful eon- Its'jnl lu lull chin Is a Sleek (reud piano Tftlued Ull.W) tnH TltlllCNAL Or iWAttDl. The i are 1' 1. ltlit-r, Ute leider of the Eiiiu.'ui i-jriri; Mr. K Ti nm, the former re fpe'ted I'm drtit of tho I'hiihirmoulc Socifljr; Ml 11 it i V.i. e lolmlet end composer of reputation; Mr M. Wirtin. tho uiot learnej end eccompllan il orcnni.t in iht city, nnd Mr K Von lire antne. H.e imiio. ire to tie uu-ir ed thl itttrnoon t S a'ci" k. mi I t .e decldon of the Jud:et will not he euile Unown until then. Wlut e e.iy now. theie lore, will It- tiiirt'ly a muier of Indlvlduil JuJc ernt nnd ciien at tne ink of sipre.lnK coiicluoom with ntnrli the judlra may not si ill coincide The I oi;ii in wmch ihute nitn ium the dec. .ion rent, m I probably dlxici tuelr epecinl eltintlon are the Uliu'Mii; 1 TA'hct'icr the ilnzlnc wa In tune J Tip i'ia uni with winch the piece was ciccntel. i tiMiiu-tnras of pronuncl. Hon I I ti i-Tt-n tl ddlllS Of 1.1(5 tnuv. I Th- egiuilty of th- rox-r. or hiUnce of the pirt.. r. 'Ih comprelieniluo of Urn ini.air To rn ae li.e toini. .iinnnirllr, they are Tone, time, niiuuciatiou. Method, lialauce. atu lnltllUeuce. rnu cutNcc roa all. II m.iy re that the Comnutlrr hare adopted other teati, but the., are (tii rrnl y the cir nnil point! to t rflii.idered. At lorii.ur fenltralfl tne acvoral oeli'a hi re prrmlttp I to choaas their own piece., and ilum thero aa another toil added. Till. t tho t (Villi) of lie conipo.lllou .line. Hut wliclynow a tiew lule and a ranch fairer one fin been laid down, rrhlch I. that "ncti rUui or croup .hall .Inr, the eui i-it i. Tin. titf- ippii lumty of much tnot. cen couitari.ou than w.ia possible under the old ly'tetn. Tne afternoon performance, were becun at 9 tM.ick. 'li.e lull i CIVJ with eprctator., many of ilifin being the pen-n.'! friends ot the rarioui nicer., as aa made an.pl; aoporcnl by I ho shower tf l ouquets that loll ur v contcstln: eociecy at II made iuj vilt. Thcyinp I. tended eo to fall we II Mind .ay, lor ino-t c' t ct came abort of the mirk, and admimitriei. ;-nt bnt iinp'ea.ant 11 i n. m upon the heaua and I j ti of peraons In the su lienre We .hall .peak of the rrrrr.l claaaei In the order la wi if n wv h.vo mine I tl.nn Hut we will flrt treui .e by ftayini that. coua.Kired from a really Ln:h tnu.iuil standard, there was no cenuinet) ar Iimic ki.iI r.rat rate rlncmc at al' It only appron mate I to w hat it should have born, tbe beet of the Kcutei marring their work wit'i NOTICEAULI ril'LTS. Atnoie the leaaer clubs, the first of the three els."-, abote n lined, the uioal merltnrious were the (lennunia of rouhkrep.ie aad the llarmonla of lliltim ie, and the first iiumed It Tery likely to take the pi ire In ih). cIms The 11 irtiicni.1 hiiic very well but there was no ring oi qu.ltiy In th' ir flint tenor. The lleothovtti Mi( unt-ichiir of I'liiludeluhii crouiod thtms elves lulu a hoiaeeboe lorm .o tht the hack, of .owe ol the nrat tenor, at one v a ol the line, and of the srrond oetees at tl.o other, were turned to the a .dienro. The quality ot tune .uilered In con.e (.U'litc, It did i.ot cone out Into the tail. The H encerbund of llufiiln u quitti d I'.. elf well and rloot thiril In merit Kolh t e nermann ol l'hila delnl It and the lluflalo l.irdertilel lost Hie pile i tbu fell into conluaioii and nbiolute diaeordance. lo tli .tumbled at the same point, the first line ol tin tl ird vcio. where there Is some In'.rlcscy In III" modulation and a chance of key. The aentlnient ot th- piece was well eipreaaed hy tho I'ouchkeoprlt eocirty, and In other ruta they did better tnjn t ur rimia, thoujli no'. .Itojetner well. a rneniCTioN iiiiahdid. The .ucre.aful society in the aerond class will hs el i -i the t'horal Sociei) ol Ws.hmclon ortheQuur te te lull of I'hitadclphia. It .hou d Le the lormer, for (hoy i-aiic with I nc slrlt.nd fuarked liilelllinre TI.ey ere i xre -d nc'y lorlunule In biTlnc a first tenor for the solo pirta wnoss voice was of ei C'puonjl I iiiuiy. Tney rang moreover without Hi' ir uote, ninnies thereby a tborou'ii acqmlut anenitli the mua c, and liemj moreover able to til. ll.eir undmded aittfiilion to their leader. me aaasaaunUND or Washington tl'O mm eicellently, thoiuli tl.olr solo quartette si ,u inimor a. piobbly (o rule liiein out ol a 1 chhuie oi euccesa. They certainly woro eliuer St-euml ur th ra in merit 'the M'bueUt n-I.io li-rtefrl of I'lillnlelp'ilsj stirtol rut uilli u I liiliilir, ihu ttl.ors tin I bissia Ixclnmt.c In difier' lit kt) s. ho conductor .t jpped them, aiw Hie) 1 1 tan aiJin. but not lo much b.llur puipbe. tte lii'iv timl the Wlilncloii C'nor&l horiet) may take l.o'i o ti.i oclmd and ihouth this club la rom toed of Aim rici and tl.e judts ire Oiru .u, e belleie thai .trie i Jiil ee wi,l bo done. It only minima to refer to the larerr clubs. Iter tin run, in wul lie h twn'ii th tno I'hilalelp-.ia ,ci' I In hlc-k crand will undoubiediv to to the I'll) ol Hriiiiurlv love, and will be lounJ elt .tr at ihe lioariqiiatlrra of lliu .limjor Maeim. r chor or lit n ose ol the Mbrmii ro' or. Tl o ainjin of the two anrieti.. w..i as maily equal ns tneii n.iinii. nnd vet the ML-i seen el to ua entitled lo the pi ii- II tney lu.e II, It will be lor tho plt or one or tii tiu unoiis, whose I'Hiuli.i on caiued bun lu tako hli note in rover al mat .i i r. a hci U- tc .uon, anil ho marred tne precision of Irm Hut iniiinly tila ilub'a con rtptiou of J lei bnrk'. b,uu,(ul antic wa. i lceiidinclt One. Tlier aj"i "Hli kioi uiprebMon and art.stic finish. I'l be Mederknni of llnliimnre an I the Haencnr bund of riilladelphla also acquit ad Ihemne rea viii much ciudil. It la to he noticed that none of the .few York societies tuok pirt in the ptite .1 .gmc, It hi t l"t the rule nf etiquetie that Ihe local clui a ol llm city in which the ria, UL'i'rloat Is held shall not Contend inr the pr ae to be awarded. On Ihe com In. inn of lh contest the various an. Chiles, local and out n town, .uuclit their private Qiuriua, and enjoyeu tueme,vea for t'u toot ol tne Ulemooti, th rvKsii CflM.aiiT. The evening conrerl In Ihe Ui k n very Urccl) etteii'lHl Mum In lenndhlior lm I b "ti etpi ii'lxQ iniiernmn c the mi enm biilldn oit, n 1 r.i piua, and I'verjeiein Mnny tlioU".iiuU wete lire, i lit in i hunia and orcuiktr. the bouse U n ..Iwni th lie fouilht ltd.. The ii niua aincina was hy the iir.nad inrietiev uf the llund The ii'niir.ini,nu. e.tiinat.d the nuin'',ir ot einviiii al Ihii'i-tn ii and 'I h,i v u pii.h a libeial ehilmnlt, but ll'e nuuber douhllea ciuia ner lint ina.n Tl.iid hud Ik en. no liclii'te, but one central re lieais.l, Put Ihe rhoiuex wi re Leverthelesa aaiuir ahlr ctitii, the ule 'n rt) of inyera holiilnc well tocetitr In such a miLl ly mass all tiilniir dofeils j ie coined up. I'd l.unilrcl line out of tune il will be dibit by the thousand who elne In tune The intonation ol these Uigo choial mussts la alsiayi true. an kncu-ui. The openlnc vocal piere was a four-part sock by IlliU and Una went a 1 completely to Ihe satiefac linn ol Ihe audience thai Its repetition naa clamor on. ly called for. To this auueerleJ a lone cantata for male oici clmrtis, wllb aonrano ard baritone oloi by Mas Hrucli, entitled 'Frlllilol'a hagi." It u lotu,a1 eu au old Morat legend, Tun uutlr. u t very strong and noble, and nil bfntlfully long. The volume of tone was grand, lonoroui, and lm poilnr. There are ceilslnly rlchor, deeper, n1 grander edrcta In these mil choruses lor male voleei thin ire obtained from ny other musical foiirce. The .olos were .ualalned by Madame Llfhliiuy and Mr. Kdward Vlerlieg, The latter Ii singer of much power ana acquirement. The Itlnk, however, tejle.t Ms powers lu the utmost, and before the evening was over he was evidently over tased, Tl Is evening unother concert br the nnlted iocle tlei ol Ihe liund Ii lo be given In the Skating ltlnk, Tni EVIKIKO rUTIVITlll, After tbe concert the Llederkrani escorted the lo eletlee which they aie entertaining lo the Itneinluit Harden at filitr-'lith street and Kist Itiver, nnd tbtre they remained until ft very late hour enjoying tbem.elvcs In IVelr own wsy with singing, wine, pcechei, and the Interchange of wit, amid nnrc eir.lned ebullitions of good fellowship and frater nal feellne. Thu Ailons look their gnuli, the Jtuiger Mien nercnor of I'lillad.lplna, to their elnb house In IMghtn alreet, and Ihire enjotorl themselves In die sine way al the I.ledeikrini In dem (larten aur liholnlusl In the club house of the lleelhovon Msennerchor there was a almllar entertainment, and so there wis, although on a amaller acalo, In the quirlera of all the lesser inclines. Ih tl.e (lermmli A'semtilr lliomi, tbe great hall being e'.iboralely liunc with mignlOcant banners, a banquet wai given by the Paengorrunde of this city lo lliclr fgnesla. the llarmnnleof I'MladelpMs, the (Icrminla Maenneichor ol llaltimore, tin Ssen kerbund tor Washington, ind lo Invited delegate! from numerous olhfr locTetlrs. TTie illnlng lull li of steal sue. nnd was handsomely decnralod and four lone tahlei ran la parallel flues Iroru end lo end of li.e loom. Tbe enjoyment su petfeot. k niiivt in Tin raac. Til. morning there will be a general rehearsal In the Assi niblr Kiiuma, end at 9 in the ilternoon tho Mederkrsui will tike a rarrtige drive with their tueftl Ibrouth Cenltal 1'sik lo Kappl's I.oewen I'aik. The Atlons with their guests think of going to lloboken to visit lbs CJoartelte (Tub, and the lleethovcn will probably do something umllir, the) have not )et decided positively Wiat. 11 the lesser rorletlei thero will be little trips Into Itis cnunlrr. drliesla the suburbs ol lbs city, and other enjojuienl of the same nature. In tie eienlng all wilt attend the second mtss concert. The Arlon Society of llaltlinore were entertilned bv tie Williamsburgh Mrderkranttln KrleaV.Oardon in Jlushwlck avenue, Wllllamsburcn, last night. TUB ELECTIONS J,V FJIANOK. TheCommanlsl Orcnnlzatlnn Hllll Kept llp Tue i:irrlore Urged to Itnlllv ill Tblera'e 1'ollcr (!nmbettn lor Ibe Aasembly, YiBiaiLLit, Jim 20 A, M. M. Thiers is slightly Indisposed. M. Perilgny decllnei to stand for the Assembly Irom tbe Depirlment of the Loire The Oovsrnment bai recelvod fsvorablo accounts as to tho prospects of Its mpporleri In the election!. Tho Communis U at Parts are quint, tut their organ Ititlon ii Hill kept up. The Vtrltl uri that fesr rc detection the Communists, and wo rkmen bare decided to refrain from voting. The QflciaJ Jour nal oi to day contains several official decreet rela tive to the loan and the war Indemnity. Ttl ILICTOU tlROID TO RATICT THtMs'l FOLICT. I'Ani., June 86 A. M. The Jlgaro eais the Oilraue Vrlncet will proceed lo Frohsdorl, where they will await the decision of tin country In silence. The Vottttilulionml urges Ihe electors to rnllfy the policy ol M. Thiers without conditions or amendment. M. Ventel. late ft rnerul-er ol tno Com munlsl Central Committee, has been arrested. M (lambetta bat arrived In I'arls, bit leaves to-morrow. He hat accented tbe candidacy t the Aisem Itr from one of the districts ot I'arli. I'reslJent Thiers hat been euflerlng from a cold, but la now better. Cnarlet Fioquil lias beeu dlsenirod from confinement. M, Friucots, ei Director of the Ho quet prison, was to-diy irrested. Illchaid Wnllsco has received the cross of the Legion of Honor. J.V EiaillKEXTll fTAHV llOMlOlVti. A (Inng of Itougbs Oelllnc Ike orit of II In n l.nurr llerr bnlonn, Sliortljr after tec o'clock last evening a gans of about eight or ten louog men entered the liter beer talooo, kept bv Joseph Oiab, it 303 Avenue A. They began a disturbance, in J when Oish attempt ed to qnlet them they eel upon him and beat him on the bead with lager beer glasses until he was very badly bruised ind seemed to be in danger of Ms Hie foremost among the assailants wero Patrick Me Cann, Peter McCann, and Timothy McCarthy, all residents ol 48? Baal Mlncleenlh street. Oath find ing II al tbe cacg waa more than ft match for him, sctced a revolver which he alwayi kept hanoy, end filed three shots, one taking edict In Peter Mc Cnnu's left temple, wounding him mortally. lis was taken to Ilelterue Hospital In an ambu lance, and ihe police errmled Onb, P.trlck Mc Cann, and Tim McCarthy, i'eter McCaun il ft cripple, about IS years of sge. The Iloutirrll-I'lrmontou Flaht-An Appeal to tbe I'realdenl, Corrcponltnci oftt DnlHmori Oaittti Wasiii.noton, June 25. Growing out of tlio Thomson difficulty In the Internal Keienue lluro.ui, we have disc cures ol the controverslet that have been coing on between Secretary lloutwell and Ci'mmi.sioner Pleasonton. II appear! that Immediately after Oen. Pleasonton became Commissioner of Internal Iteveuue, he ar scried himsolf as Commissioner much inoro em phat.cally in his Intercourse wltn the i Secretin thin Mr. Ilou'woll had been accustooied to Here tofore, Mr lljutwrllhad.ll II said, treated the Com. mlssionir at a lubordinite officer in all orHcUl matlsrs. U's, Pleasonton took Ihe ground that, eicepl where Ihe liw positively provided lor appellate or reiisory Jurisdiction by tbe Hecretary, the Com Hi silnner was Independent of the .Secretary In some manors tbe law provides that the Secre tary ana 1'ie Commissioner shsll do thus end to. ss for example, in the matter ol revenue stamps, these two offlrers are to determine winch kind and bow they shall be prepared. The Secretary and the Commissioner have here coequal power and dis cretion. It they cannot agree, mere will oe a stand offer acad lock. Ia Insunces of this kind. It Ii said. Mr. flculwell has managel to carrv bis onn point In the cnJ, upon h'a theory thai the Commissioner was his lubordinite cClcor. uen. Pleasonton rebelled against thli theory and practice, and numerous seri ous questions Live lo consequenro croe.il up be tween him and Mr. Iloulwell.ln which neither seems Isposed lo yield lo the other, and the President has b en appealed to and must decide between them. II tne President shall decide igalnit (len Plcaaon ton, the latter will renin Ins office. If he shall do cule against Mr lloutwell, It is assumed that the latter cannot remain In the omce of the Secretary of the Treasury, such la the aerioui character ol Ihe controversy. The President I. eipected here next Tlinn lay, and will then be called upon to decido between lloutwell and Pleasonton, nnd the pro-pact is Inul within ten days either lloutwell or Ple.iaonlou will re-ien. Uen. PKasonton was appointed Commissioner In recognition of personal friendship on tho pirt of (len (Irsnt to lien Pleasonton, and the Immeliatu fi lends of tne Utter, who recommendnd Ins nppolnt ineutiand as yet Oen (Irani baa not been known lo sacrlore personal consideration for any other. Thurelore, he Is not likely ao to ilceldo us to compel ITe i. in tun U resign. Ilia regard for lloutwell, as ii n officer and politician, Is very lush, but there were n, .i,e uf those personal feolincs al the bottom or Mi. Houtweli's appointment aa tiecrutary of the 1 retsury (In tl. o whole, I'leisoDlon hit a decided advantage over lloutwell in an appeal lo (Ion, (Irani, without releieuce to lue uieriuoi the controversy. lllllllird llnll. Ulid Pialnl Ilnlls, Vcjterday, in P. II. Fir nil's liquor and billiard ah on at 13 blxtli avenue, Joseph Dalton, one of Xidiii: Draper's badger-pullers, was p'.ailng bllluri'a wit'i Michael Cluvin. Tbe games were Invsrlably lust hy Dalton, Gavin, surmising that Dalton bid no money, i,u:gested that he should pay for the names which he had lost brforo they resumed the playing. 'I his suceestlon irritate 1 Dillon, and in bulling language loilowe I, Dalton alruck (livln, kno, king his hat off. Oavin struck back, where ur,'ii Dalton drew a revolver and poiuto 1 it ul 'lavln. Hie of the hi slander, knocked down his band. The Ii ,11 which wua iiitemlod lor llavln atruek Jllrhard t .i roll, a brother-Hi law of the proprlttor, wound in: htm In Ihe ankle Officer Vouglil arrested Dal ton, but llavln refused o make a couiplauit, and u.u locked up si a wltuesi. Host Ilurlon'a Plrnlr. Fcl.illor I.odgo, No, 801, and Herder Lode, ,u. 09j, 1'. and A. M enjoyed a grand union pienic In High (Iround Park, Wllliainibutgh, scitcrday. A fine banquet was spread, after which a splendid gold watch and chain wire presented to V. M. Jacob I.enholdll, of Herder Lodge, The presentation was mate by the Senior Warden Vott. Hro. M Prank, in a few well-chosen words, responded on tho part of the Worshipful M, Among the guosts were Cupt, P (I. Perk, l.oiiii Hchafler, Michael Mnhlrn;, Hro I toll in t-r, Hr Hat it coloied Maaon) and Col. Alfred llurtun, the l.o.i oi Typographical Union Ho, 0, Ilrnrnii I'nrU Iturre. IIoiton, June ih, The following is tlie) sum in urj ol tne double team i.ct lor V,) William II llorat drove br. i, (leorge tVIKes and ch. s lluncil Alleu Ill II. Woo'irull drove blk (r- Darkue. sud nik. in. Jessie Wsles ill II. A Hall ar ve Ink g Inula Ituliber Hen and blk in. Lad) rrinklin 9 I S Hioe-li.TI, 3 HV. iM. Th second race lor $1,000 waa won by W II, Woodruffs b, g. Allatou, beating M, Itodcn'a s, ui, lilleu Tree in three itrnLrht brata. COLORED MEN UNDER ARMS. TJ1K ST1XXKW JiB AN D TltlVMPll Or THE Jtlir. VOL, JOHN TATLOlt. Hplendld Drill nl Ihe Armory Last Evening Slat Colored Clergymen Preaent And nil Member ot llm lleglment Hpeeeh oflho Hon, A, H. Hnlllvan-A Iteilmrnt that mny vie with tlie Heveutb, About a year ago an attempt waa made Id this city to form a colored tegtmenl, A company known ai tli Orlffln Ooard" wis orginlted. lis mem bers wsre young colored men, Many of them had served In th army snd navy, and all were highly respectable. The leading, spirit of the organisation was the Ilov John Taylor, the well-known colored clergymen. He wai elected Lieutenant-Colonel by the regiment. Ho had served In tho Fifth Massa chusetts eavalr y, which was the first regiment to plsce the Stirs and Stripes on Jeff. Davii's manilon allrr tho capture ol ltlchtnond. Till nosy TnOODLI. The organisation ttrurgtej bird for an existence. The men were mostly poor, hard-working, colored mechmlci, and It was with tbo greatest difficulty that they rould procure uniforms. When tbe Fenian exiles returned from Korope the company deter mined lo honor them by taking part In the proces sion, A bitter spirit was manlfel led toward them by tho Drmocricy at first) but through the Influence of luch men as Itlchird O'Uorman, Comptroller Connolly, Cot. Wllllsm II, Itoberts, nnd (leu, Wil liam M, Tweed, Jr., they were cordlslly Invited to Join In the welcoming ceremonies, and were assigned a place In the procession, Oen. Taced fnrnlihlnc the music. Col, Taylor and a few others turned out snd lode lo He procession lu carrhiges furntahid by (len. Tweed. Their action wes the signal for ft l itter nnd entirely unniovokcd attack upon Ihe Guard by the Iter. Mr Duller, who has slue DKtx cxraLiin rrtou mi cm ncn. and othtr mischief maker.. Over 500 men had been enrolled. Internal dissension! .prang up. Col. Urifllu waa expedeJ, and the organisation dwindled down to lies than one company, the liar, Mr Holler and his band of harpies accused them or be ing bought by the Democracy. Thli was nntrue. Il has aloaya been a rnle ot Ihe organisation tnat politics should be exrluded Irom their meetings. Any member who vlolalea ibis rule Is sub ject to a Une. A lecosd violation wld lead 10 bit expulsion. So bitter waa the feel lag of Mr. Duller Ihit he nearly aucceeded In massing all colored social orcanliationa sgilnil Ihe Guard. The Lo)al League, ol which Col, Tay lor wia one ol the founders, and a Post of which now beara his name In Newarr, Ii. J., pasaed reso lutions expelling htm from their society. Tnounb disheartened Col. Tailor was not discounted. Tin blow bad come from a membor of hli own confer ence. Doth were earnest Methodists, Col Taylor aucceeded In saving a corporal'! guird of warm-hearted, earnest men. He hid (I 0 ill Ihe bank, lie drew it ou -every penny he r aj tn tne world and threw It into li e organization At Ihe last moment he lecelved words of ene iiirager.iein fiom the lies. Henry lllgnlsnd darnel, and Ih" members becan lo return. Nearly two hundred are now on the rolls, Ari'caiiAMrt or Tiia hen. The name of the org.inlaitlon Ln ihaugei to the Kicelslor Guild It met listMchi lu the armory ailjotnine t ie 11. H. It. It depol, corner Twent) nln'li street and Ninth avenue Col. Tailor is a gentleman with a hlch forehead, clear eyi ird Uuelv-cul letlurei. He Is uvldeutlr a deter mined, conseientlous iran, and has .el Ins heart upon the orianizitlon ot a colored ii-ginie it. He it a r-ood preac ler, and ipoki In Librr Hall, New irk, on Sunday list, Sliiio the nxpulsioii ol Col. Urifua be hsa teen acting ns Coloini. Msjcr John I. Swe.irs, acting Lieutenant-Colon', 11 a colored Xlulhodlst clercytntii, and lias chatge ol a tlOCaWchurcn In Newark, N J Ilevirveddor tut ti e rebellion In the famous Kifl) luiir.1 Msssn rh'.netts Volunlneis. lie Is a n itural oulo-, and a povver'ul speaker and looka as though be could Dent better thin ee ta.as Cspiinn Andlew Parker, acting Major, served In the Mexican war, snj a a araman on the Sun .In cinto ilurius Ihe relcllion. llev.es o.o mil with a New York regiment, lie Ii i v-rr intelligent oQ cer, atd hat eominnnd nt (omi-iuy A. Tre Adjutant is l.dward II v, ui.d li.e (luarter mtaicr, Mi.i Kennedr. Col Tay.nr nia that iher are both Cue feilon t. 1 l.e I'l .plain Is Ihe ltev John Peterson, dencon In St. Philip. Aitlcin ili'lsropal (Tip.ich. He nl.o ect" aa reciniental Iressnier. Diulcl A. Varlck Is CommlMury if Mib.isttiice. Tne Drum SUJnr, Mr Prmcla A. Pennon r. was In ihe Mexican war. and weul through oi.o c-impuicn ulll. Il,-I..L Vn........ Au l-'rrurii is lapialn of Company II. He wn. a .lilor on board the I). S. ilesmtr Uemsbok. Ills First Lieutenant Is (leniga Wells, a oue-atmid soldier Joseph Mid- si Is Captain of Coinp.ny I He went through the wir with llur)ea'n Zousves, 'Ihe captain ul CompiuT I) is Dank I A. Pock, limine the war he waa the First Serceant of Company II, Twenty-ninth Connecticut Volun teers, Ilia First Llruleninl is James Week a, a one armed veteran, who holds a iltiiklion hi fie Post Office. Cupt llelmtley has cbargo of Company P, Capl, lllrnm S, Thorusui of Company (I, and Cipt. (Jrorce Wisbingtun of (ompvn) II. Miss Fanny right, a very beautiful young ltdy. Is to be the Dtuzhter of tho It-tlno'tH. She was at lie dri.l last evenlnt. bhe is an adopted dau.;hltr of Ihe ltev. Joi n Tailor. Orderly Sergeant Jones A. Drown Is probably the best drilled nan lu Iho iwimet.t. He put con p.ni) A throosh their laclnra and the manual of anna last evenli.g lu a luauntr luat drew warm &pti!au-t) from several urmy velarans who wero present. The legimeiit will be over 1,000 sirong, 101 men. rink and II, r, In each company About I'HJ met are unllormed 'Ihemosi oi ihetn are poor, and they u irncill) hope t i.,t some puollc splilted (itizrn w 111 come to the Iron! and supply Ihom with the neces sary unllorms lo turn out on Ihe i'ourih ol Juiy, TUI UXN, The following Is a roster of Company A i Captniu, 1't ker.n) lhampson street, First Llsuten ant, John J, trr.. it ilrand srect. t-eco.ni Lieutenant, Drlevaii M lie, .1 York street. K.in rereini, .1 nes A. itiown. e'J mi I.v.n sticcl Second Scrcesrt, liav.tl 'Ihoinpon, il C'trko sirecii Imnl Poigerni. K.iiuiiei htevinsou, CfUiand street t Poinih hcrcennt, vv lism II. Jaekioii, i9 bull da stiect t Plfih Srrerani, Wiliiim Sarrrnt. V, 'Jhompron sireott Quartermaster's rJer geaut. Henry Johnson, 4-to lirooma street. Corpnrala -Alien Hurray, Ki Sullivan sireet; John Jones, 54 rtulllvnn street Sauiacl Meho as. 16 (Itieua street John II Sir.l'h. ,1. (lieeno atr-s-t i t'tinrhs De'ii nis, iWimuiii rtlthavinuei John II bhemo, t (Irsnd sireeti AlfrediOranJerson, 21 Clsrle street lljnjsmln lliley, I.M Uailer stuet. Privates-Win I. Iluttler, C7 Thompson street i. Is eoh Lnnih, 10 Crosby street i Jstues Hiinih, ia Llarkn sireet '1 hoinus urifllu. lis linter uteet Jaiiira II Horlli. 15 Uriod sireet (leore Johnson, tn Varlek, street James L.veipooi, M trick street t I.cander oveido, 1 York itieet lino pox, 16 Mlnclia stieit i Praecla l.une, 5tS Itroome street-. Charles It Ai'en. -4 Croiuy eireeti Prancis Cotviusn Ihomav lioanrd 9 i oik itrrcl t John hi Smith. U Lispouaid tlrect i Na thaniel rtiomas, 76 tireene strretj John II. Pulhaimii. 37'lnoniaasirreti William Fox, 7ti lliand rtrret: wl liniii l.ee. li Heuih firth nienuei derrick H'ulisnii JS Suluv.in siren W aMiinalon Jirockenbnri.ociarke S'.; John II ('hurt li. 151 Molherrv street rhnrlea lh"inp son. XI urano street ,lnm l.ivinciton, M L'lai ku s-rert John I' II-1W 117 Hicl sirrrt, llruollrni John llalley orkvilie. I'dw.rd II jghes. 76 tlrecno sireeiiltoo dore Mtrsailier, 2 I.lspensid sliouti Villinm Irv ing. It Woosier street John it. Kotlnion, tvisl 'I wrlltl-flilh atieel t William Matthews, III east Thirty thlin street i t-)liesirr I'slK-s. M I oiupii n street i Edward I rolel, ZJ Hntilvan streeti Itic&aid Johninn, WI Mercer street Adam r'. Jackson, SJ llurtl"to slier I Kdward Hamlin. Ilronklyn t Charles 1.'. Ilarr.s n Chappel street, llionklru- John Itoyal, IK Kim lieei Minor C. Mars, a hulllvan street ttliiiain C. Il'dger, nsrlrs llaker, 1 boutta I'llih avenue i Wui Jones, huuth Ptfth avcuuo. tu Tisirons. The Iter. Peter Hawkins of tl.e M. K. Zlon Church of Flushing visited the Guard lilt evening The ltev. Mr Hawkins la the Colonel of tho I-kid more ind Vetenu Guards, which sro about to Join Col, Ta)loi's command, He wia a n, um ber of the Thlily first New York Volun teers, He Is apparently a very Intelligent man and wears close cut whlskeri and muuataclir. Judze Freeman, formerly Coioi.el of a I'eiiDijiv.inia trglmenl, will also prcseut. He was ercally pleasid al the proficiency displayed by toe Guild, Among oilier visitors were tne Hon A. S, Sullivan, John Chesterfield OTIrlen, Thomas W. Pitlman, mid others. At the close of the dud Col. Tayiur intro duced Hr. Sullivan to the soldiers. who spoke ai follows I urtrcii or tiii iion. a, s. sdllivam, Algernon ti. bullivin, Aislstjnt District Attorney, said. 1here Is not In New Yolk more Interesting spec liclo lliun the scene In this aimury lu-nlght only a short tluie ago yon were Invested with the full rlsn'i ot rllirenshlp, and It speaks well lor your public splilt and yo.ir well ulreciea anibiuon that you are moving in an orderly whv to form a regiment of citizen sold ery. lo become, as 1 nope, the Klchtr-nfth regi ment of our btate militia, Yon wlsn lo train ourselves for a citizen's duties In war as well as In peace. In all eirorts to elevate and advance yourselves, I wish you (Toil speed. 'Hie good people ul this country have resolved lo try the eirenmriit of carrying no our Iree democratic goverunient.oo the prlncipleof equality for eiciy tnao, without distinction ol rsee or rob r. Hits we can sue reed In If all ol ns cultivate private and nubile virtuei If we Improve nurtelvts by education i If we obey iho laws if we strictly initolu each oiher In all Ju-t civil and political rights. Yon shell haye a lair and equal chance in Ihe struggle ot life, ami tour status in society and your snare In the govern mont shall be tn Ihe degree you show youiselves wor Ihv Pr good chancier ind intelligence. 1 em glat you adopt the name ol the "KiceMor" llrgiineni l.ei that motto Influence you ilwara as men. Let us all try constantly to become heller snd better as men. Ilonestlr trying, by (iod's help we will sui reed. Year first parade will be on the Fourth of July, This Is to me very pleasing, as It Is a very suggestive sssoolsllon with the day No eoo recalls th. patriotic icmlnucences ot Indopendenei dsy without remem bering wiili honor the first nurtrr In ths ci no of our Kevolulloniry struggle. It wis Attuck, a colored man, who first yielded up his life In the streets of lloston tn a conflict wltn I lie Urlllth soldiers, Itemember his ndeiltr and patriotism, and always be rssdy toeniulats bis cismide. You i.sve ihe sympithy and encouragement of all good clllzeui of ill psiiles. If you comply with .the UwlotUipUlcUtiU92JhM ffviullvd W tH.i ronr regiment hli ofllelal lanetlan, and I know lo will Ihe kind feeling end generoalty of those who nils this city, that I can asinre yon In due time yonr regiment win have an armory and equipments equal lo any other. Mayor Hall le a man ol broad and liberal spirit, as well as a man of unsurpassed ah. Illy, and 1 know you haye his lull lynipithy, ..wi juooi raxsMAH's iraicn. At the clos of Mr. Sullivan! addren, Jndg Freemin wai Introduced to the Guard. The Judge made a beanllful speech, tided with sound advice, II advised lliom to send r their children to scaool, to act like men, become mechanics, and read Ih Constitution of th United States at their leisure moment!. 11 com plimented them on their ippearsnce, and laid ihit lie would do iTeryUiiDg be could to lorward their Interests. irixcn or UAfott scriiii. Th nev. John II. L, Swears wai th next speak er. He feelingly referred I th recent disruption of th Iteglmeril, and likened the organization to the bosh which Mosca law which waa bluing Willi (Ire, but t wis cot consum ed What Ihoy ncedrxl was fortitude and peraeverance. They must work There ar mus keti In the rick," .aid the reverend genllsman yoo want them. SU atlll and see how long It w III be be fore they come to you, If you want them, yon mail go ind gel them; nnd If louwinti regiment you miiit maki your own regiment. Nothing will ol vale ou lo much aa to work for yourselves lo at tend to your duties j and above all thlnca not to loaf on Hie corners" lteferrlng to Judge Freeman and the Constitution, Msjor Swears advised (be Excelsior Guard to not only endeavor to understand ths Constitution, but to understand the Constitution ai II now Is, with the Fourteenth snd Fifteenth Amendments added. What actuated tliemf It waa principle. What actuated their comrades when they swept over the ramp trla or Fort Wagner In an Irieslsllble charge I It waa principle, Colored men bad louzht bravely. They had never trailed the Stan and Stripes In the dust; because they wero situated by principle. Major Swtara'i remark! were loudly applau.tod srircu or Tuowua n, riTTMAie. H enrit speaker waa the lion. Thbmti N. Tltt mm. lie was unusually brllllint and eloquent. He a ivlied tne Guird not only not to loaf on the cor ners, but never to drink or chew tobacco, He said that lor six eare, while he wss clerk at Jelferson Msrket bit heart bled as be saw wretched colored men dragged belore the bar of Justice Irom the lowest slums and ptirllem of the elty. And they slwaia got Justice, for no politicians ever came near them to eel them out. IT. lues wiro differ ent now," Mr. Pitlman might tuveiald; Itit he didn't. The ltev. Peter Hawkins, who ihoalel "Amen I" when Tom ITllinm advised tbe Guard nat lo drink, was the last ipeaker. He aald ho wast.'' 'ntich on the talk, but lie was great oa Ihe work work work I snd that ought to be tlio rnsller with Ibe regiment, VI. ry omit to be great with ths wotk work work I It Ii Col. Taylor's determlnstlon to piridu his men on tie Fourth ol July. He lies received as sursnces of sympathy aud aid from man) proimneut citizens Tbe regiment is now in want of drums. Col. Flak, (len. Tweed, Col. L'mtnona Clark, or some other Colonel would do a cood thing If ihey would assist these poor colored men In procuring druma and uniforms. 7)11. LANAIIAN'N HE.ItOllAIION. Dr. Cnrllon'a Cniniiiiinlrnllon to Ihe Com-itiltlro-ltriHirt ol lies rsub-Cniuinlltr-r Ji .tira P, Kllbrt'tli lo Ineperl I tars ItooLn, Tho Methodist Illsliopa who lud sat through the trial ol Dr. Laniban Ames of Dalliruoro and Jar.es of this city held ft protracted consultation ycslcrdiy, resulting In a dliagrccment on the que. Hon ol concurrence In the Judgment of the Commit tee. Ai the two Dishorn could not agree, they met the Committee at a Isle hour tn Ihe afterr.oon,wbrn each reid an extruded written opinion, lllshop Amra disapproving Ibe Committee's sentence, and lllshop Janes approving II. Tlio result Is, of course, a uoncuncurrence, w.ncb operate! lo restore tho sua Ixnded Assistant Airent to his former ofililal post lion in the Hook Concern. After roadlng tlmlr opinions the Illsliops withdrew Irom Hie Committer, taking their manuscripts with them, which Ihey subiequintly dicl.ncd giving tor publication. The Committee eat In executive seralon through out the dny, awaiting the action of the Hi-hops Dirty In the session they received a very Ion: com u unicalirn Irom Dr. I nrlton. tne senior Acent. an swrrlng Hrtatim end elaborately all the all.'grd irrr .ulartilt e and discrepancies In ll.o accounts o, the Huok Concern the! weretl'.rgod by Dr. LsnaUan In lie uitwrr lo Ihe cluirgta m which he has Just been tried. This iloeuui.", aficr .pecllcall an eweiing every count tn Dr. Linahau'a bill, closea as lollows: Inclosing Ism constrained to say that nr. I.anahsn an 1 his act oiir.iiiDts have ix.unncj great iicle-sness in tntir use or figures. In so.i e instsnee- tt-eii n urns ire entirely wronj. In cito-.-s iner are excerpted from the r leg itmnle i onneetlon, ind too Inventories have been tut reriiallr ntiolr-i. They lure iznored ihe pcciiiitntu-s oi the business wlurli arise from lis toil nectton with all the ronnecilonal euteiprUes ol the ('bur h. Involving piocesses unknown in any ordinary tiu,tiuM. lo make a lair showing Ihcse peculiarities in u be taken into ncronnt Ihe ilecisraiion of mi ai elisor's counsel that they "desired tomnkctherx ainloation In their own nay" is exceedingly suge live. In li.e name of common decency, and oi an our rncod Church, has tin re cot been enough ol such par tisan exauiluatlori? A sub committee previously appolnleJ to consller Dr Carlton's former np-di.ttion for an investigation of the nllairs of the Concern, reported as follows Tlnl,e Too Ccinmltttt The snV-eoium.ttee lo whom was referred the qaes thin of d-'Vi-lug a i Isn or mo lu for the proper cxaun r atlon of the buoks aud accounts of il,u llooa Concern repoit ss f dtoi-s: ir'iere'71. It Is m ide tho dnly of the Hook Commttt-e to esaiuiuo IlIo the rndinoii of the putiilihinc in terestsor tlio (hurru, to lusperl the nc'tinnisof the several Accnis, nul make a renn t iheieof )ca-ly lo al) siuntiai (ovferencs and to the General Cuiifc--eeci,"aud 'ulsulo Hti'-nlto suth nislltjrs as m.v op lefeite-l lu them by ll. l.otiou or Acoais ior thtti ac tlnn or rouus I." and Wl.tifK. I h Aeei.ts, an I especially the Atalslint acen. at New V, Tic, hae .rom time lo time referred ccrtaiu uialteis to tae Con.nnttee lor Us action i Iber. lore, frsefrrif. That In order to secure a pioper Insnectlot of the airounw of the Hook oneern woo iiplov Jam". P Ktlo.'tv.n of t int-i.iiiat I to make such Inspection t nni that he heaainoi-irel toseltci sucb aisieuuis ut lie ma) find necessary AesnreJ, That wo reler lo Mr Kllbrelhall the various mil canons and charges in fr.ud mid misinanacemeiil lunde from lime lo tlineb) lb. Atslftsnt Agent against the Hook Concern t add we specially direct nl-attention lo such books and accounts, ant business trans actions of whatever date or of w hatever drpariment ot the t oncer n, as by such alloc atlons aro said lo Involve fiand, lo.scta or mlsmauacement. AVso-tftf .irrMrr, 1 hat Mr Hill relh In" allowed such access to the records and pipers ol the Hook Camni.t tee ns nciuir desire ItctolirJ, 1hit he be dlierted also to rxanici ths melhcds r bnsiniMi und modes of booLkee, tne and rcpott on the same. This repoil was discuss- d at consider ib'o bnclli and II nil h adopted. At this st.no of the iroecrd lues the 11. 'I ops rppesred with their opinions, niter hearing wl ic.i Hie Commltlue adjourned until 'J o'clock this luoruii,;, nillllnry Huppreatlnu nl the Ainiiilor .lllurra' OulbreiiU, Ban KitANCtsco, Juno 0. Tlie First llnltnlion, Fir. I Hi glmeiil N. (I C. made a forced march from Sat i.iu.eiito )(.terda)', reaching Sutler deck, Aididor county, last nlcht, taking Iho riotous inluris hy eurprlse. No rrelatanre was olfcreJ, but many insults were given to Ihe troops, Tho Inhabi tants cenrrally were delichled at being relieved from the terror!. m ul tho luineis, who are in league, I'he pump, will bo Marled In the lulnia tomoirow liortilnir, and the rulrers who may be willing to Work wl I be rinteitfd. Adjt. (len. Casienaullin commiiitl of tho tiooni 'Ihe rloleri aru makinc many thica a, hul Ihey have uo cuauce ol aucceatful realsUuce, A hitliiulc list ist In Indlnnn. Louisvil-l.c, Juno 20, Yi'Slcidnjr near Or leans, Lawrence County, Ind a pirty of isiissins ittacked Ihe house of tho Moody family, consisting of fourold bich elor brother, Mrs, Talllver, tbi lr lister, sud Lee, a hired mm. Three Jugi of bou cine were thrown Into the house, followed by several larsfe torpedoes loaded with buckshot, nails, screws, and .miliar mliallei, The torpe does exploding let fire to the benzine and aroused the amtly, whereupon the assailants opened Ore with rovolver. into tl'O doors md window. Thomas Moody wai shot In the hip, Lee received icvete wounds In the thigh, nnd another lu the b.ick, .Mrs. Talllier waa teiubly buiued, The issasilm escaped. A Ynuuc Lonir lalnnslei'a Hulcldr. Joliu Fowler, aged US, in Hempstead, I,, I,, hot himself ln the loreheid on Sunday uiorulog. He hid ticn mclincholy and dow ncist for some yean, He left a loiter to his mother, written on Saturday evening. Informing ber Hut he purchased the pistol three youra aao, contemplating suicide, und had at ono time pone in Ur il lo place Ihe weapon to bit head, Yesterday morning he was live, but refuted to lake any nourishment, ,11 order lu Hudson Hlreol. The shooting; of Napoleon Kcliocnbcrgcr, nn account of winch appeared exclusively In yester day's Sl'N, Is likely lo end fatally, A report reacbo I the Greenwich street police station late last night that tl.e wounded man was blooding internally and Kiaiiually linking. '7UOOifl,rrY. List night Mrs, Henrr Dunnert was found dead In b-r room at 40) Warren street. William IHeury IPrrtmsn, of Myrtle svenue snd DufUeld street, was killed br eating phosphorlo rat polsoa., V John Qulnhva mi sent to the Penitentiary for thirty ds)s yeilerdiy by Jostles Voorhles, c,r rabVltH xvirn la ma nun lui'i piouvhju, juua. WILLIAM FOSTER'S DOOM. JV1WE CATtDOZO'S HENIAT, OF A sta r of ruocuEDiNoa. An lUbnastlv Ilevlevr of nirsirs. fllunrt nnd llnrtlell'e Exception! The Jurig Drcldi'dlr of the Jury' Oplnlon-Proba-Mo Appenl to other Judge. In the cut of tin Pooplo against William Fot ter, Judge Csrdocs nnonncid hli decision, yester day, aa followi! CAinoco,J Application has been made to me br the prisoner's eounsel lor a writ of error snd stsy ot rroceedtnis la this case, and Iheetetnte not allowing hem as a matter ol right, il becomes my duty lo re view the grounds upon which the application Is made, and to grantor reins It according aa I may think there Is or li not any point worthy of consideration. I shsll briefly notice the exception! taken In the procresaof the trial, lu the order la which they are lited In tne bill of exceptions t The first relates to th special pie Interposed br the prisoner, based upon the objection that a Court of Oyer and 1 ermioer cannot be held by a Judc esalrned to ill In General Teim. 1 do not think it nereiaary to idd anything tn wnat I laid at ihe Irlsl npon this point, Tho case or MrCarroa act. the People (11 S. V., 71), In the Conn of Appetli, diepoaei of Ihst miller. The next exception li lo Ihe overruling of th chal lenge to the array The ground taken by the prisoner'! coonsui vu that tae Court coald not, until Ihe first Ranel, returnable on Ihe first day ol the teim, wss ex. nsled, make an order for another panel, No authori ty Is clrd. Ihe objection Is unlmible, The act ot IMI. chip. ltd. expre'sly presides tint nfXrr tht arposfl of the billoti by the County Clerk, as reqnlrod by law, the "everal Courts In the cur of New nrk "may order aamanr Jnrois to be summoned for their respective Courts as in lAefr luriffment may be necessary" (sec. V). It will bo seen that the order may he made nl any time alter Ihe ballots have been deposited, end Uie quest. on of now many inty be neccaiary rests CXTIRCI.T IN TIU JUHOHkST Or TUI COUBT. It Is next ssld that II was err j" to overrule the appli cation of t) c iirleorrr' counsel to sltirh Jnron who hid been crsuiisily served and did not appear when called To this there aie several answers First. Thit It ooei not appear that there w as any Juror who had been per sonally summoned who bad filled tn attend without having been prrtlo..sly excused by Ihe Court Hut It It did. tie qucs-loo whether the Court would attach hlui Is one resting entirely In Its discretion It Is a mat ter fur the Court only 1 lie counsel or Ihe rally has nothing to do with It. The Ilcvised Statutes provide ihsl Iho Jury shall consist nf tlie first twelve (who are In all rcsperti competent) who onstcer to their namei. ihecouisel for the prlsones-Ja In e.ror In luppoalng that life net of I!i0 confers anvcht upon Ihe prfsrn ri or ohbers the Conrt lo enforce the attendance uf ft Juror Hr reading Ihe M and 15tn scellons ol that act ichap, MIS) It will be seen that oelv a power Is roulerred upon the I'ouil. to bo exercised In lu iliirreuon. The rullnz at the I rial wss correct ai to the taw and the discretion of the Court wss properlr cxerclsrdt lor Ihere Is no tiretonce that any absent Juror w.s tlrsigb edly keel awav.and It wonld be Intolerable to keep the Jurors Impanelled walling while the Slste 'fir tho absent Jnron may hivo gone lo vinous parts of the Male) wis being (coined lu .earch of those who Ind tailed to attend and who. It is not suceeatnd, were likely lo be nl a't moro competent to all than the many who were rejected. An objection was taken to Ihe form of oath alratn Ittered to O.orre W Do La Vercne, who was called aa a Juior and sworn as n witness unnn rnnllenge made by the counsel for the prisoner. I think there ar several lessons why this prcseats no anui'ND run ius rur.iiNT application. It wai conceded by the counsel for the prisoner that the oilh. to nse his own lancutce. wss in? lime tint Ihe excellent c.erk of the Oyer and lernilner has been ftnmlntsirrliK for forty years." To Ihu oilh. thus tued. wiihi'in ohj-etion the co-insel eltnptv oljected. aud though called upnu to stn'e his cround, he unntteil to do so tint I alter ihe or Ject'on haj been overruled It was Ihen too lite lint, moreover, the prisoner'! counsel tli i lint even then aiz that he should be sworn upon eseb chal'o ice a ptrafely, and as Iho specifics lion of Ihe cr und or rinse ni'chsllence was not mace in III trier fne Juror hi'i been iworn aa a witneei. tbe Isi u- cuild no! be si erificl In the i am e,itt rwlse thsu It was If the prlsonee'srounie) wanted the oath to re ler to the reuse, of rtia'ience. he should have assigned the cause at ihe lime of chsllecct. Instead ot chalienc Inc ge -tral y. nnd stalinj: ihe ground afirr the onth. or cue no should have requested that the witness be re sworn aiti r Ibe e.-ise ot eha'lence wis ssiuced. More over, this Juror the cidy one as to wtio.n the ol Jeclum as to the lorm of otib wis laken, was rejected on the prisoner's own application, and T1IS I'SIHlNZR COULD NOT HAVE DCC.1 rnUUDICCD. Tho sutstance of the examination of Mr. Mr.Hwtgztn Ii tnat he I. id conscientious scruples igainit fiudiiu a verdict cf guilty where the puilsnment ti dev.h. nl thourh he would. If sworn, liy to rto his dun. He was Plntnl) lucouiretrnt. and was pioim rli i.lee.ed ui-on tne chat e me of the Insiilet Al'oruur (1 aikur act. I be Peonic. Sen Yoik. lou. Iho ntxl uli'-Ttic n is i rJpnMy nil wc'l taken The question allowed ctpre-sl, .nulled what wss said lo wtistwrs si 1 in the tin s,-t t e f the pris n r and was piilnly rompetcni If Itie witn-ss in iinsnet slid any tti, oe which thee unset thmicbi material, and wbtcn rem mi whrn the tulsuner wns not pneent, a motion siiuutd have been made lo strike tt oui. Hot wh.t ibe witness said nui siiuily rcspoi sive lo the qiiein n wss not ImnorlAot.and ho was si ipped as soon as It trans I tred thai f-ostir wis not present, and w.s diiecied ny theCouitto pars over everyihlng -xcrpt what took paio wnen Fosior w.n prcseut 'I ho next cxeiplton ia to the exclusion, as a wlmes rn behalf ot the uruouer. of Ii s wtij. no authority in support of I er competency w.s cited on tne trial. and none tins been prodnied on tne present appiica tion. and it Is conreded that .1 common law en cuul I m t hiic been i ismli cd. Tne counsel arcues that i c cause- hy n recent ititule th. ritoncr pi.) at bts op lion lest ry on his own brhalt, tbeiriore Ihe Incompe lei.ry ol tne wile Is lemoved. Hut th.l slaiutr t awi of Klo only s. una Ihe prtsonit al htso tlou to tultry, and tne reasons for tub ni'LE rxcLVtitNa tub win remain unt.lcrcd. Ihe tistue of 1NC7 (chapter isri hn ipecified the In stances in which huso.hd and wife nre competent or ccmreliibte to cive evidence for omanm t-acb other, ano 1 1. 1 i not one vt ll.em. The l:islsture in -re-lore, evidently tindervtood thst an cxpriss slvinteior suih a iinrpos1- wns tiecessaiy, and they rave not said by tne act of Itsti. thst e wire may pe ei.mlnrj. but have cxptcssiy limited il to Me yes son rldrrM, and i.ituti i In derogation ol Hie common taw are not to be cxte- ded by construction lo work a repeat oi is cow mun law iuio, unle. ihey nre so Ii const-tent with it that both c nnot etano I ijetner The rest of the ex ceptions relate to ihe r quests to charge. Astntno requests r resented by Mr. ilnrtlett. which sveie not 'hn zed. 1 have to sail Ihe .uin, clcnil., tilnth. and tailtlti relite to the crime uf murder in the secund device, and were pro;erly refused because iheiewcs no cv.uenee tn the case catling for lusirnc n-iusaslo whtl eonstituiel Jihat crime, nnd beld-s. Ihe reqncsis wet not in conform. ty wah Ihe law. It l.av Inc been seiu d by decisions oi the Pupmne Cuutt ntvl the Court of Appeals, that to constitute ine crime ol inurdet in the second dtgree, ine ilesih must have been cccasluncd by the f rtsonee who. euriged tn the lerp t atlfxi of lome felony other thin ihtt of the muidvr itself. Of this, there wus no Uifeiite lu this ca-o. If, egitcst their oljrctlon. I had charged that the evidein e would Instil a e i.vlcnon of murder In tie sec ind dearie and cxrepllon had I ecu taken so it by Ihe pruomr's counsel, It was clear, under tno dccis.ons, that I tliul'l.tl IIAVB COUU1TTE!) A FATAL RHTtOR and If such an exception would hniel-eencood.il Is ubiiotis tliatit wns right to retuse ioclurov:i Ihul f Ollll ns Ihe tnursil requ sttd As lo thethventh rrqmsi. respeetlng Ihe effect ol Intuxlciti ,n. I tnlnk 1 need only env. Hint ihe rclutnl to chaii'o otherwise il.an I old end therhaige is given upon thai subject were plainly correct according to the ruliuc of ti.e 1 tuirt ot Abpca s in Hogers's case its' N V.. p V), and In Kennei's rme (JI N. ftoi In lecird tojudge etuail's ri quests t In lespcct lo the lefusti to ibu.ge 1,1s flist proposition, I need orl) snv it, nt r.l no litre has my defect in the indictment ns uni eiisrciog Ihe clime ot minder In Ihe Hist degrie 1 eon poi-iteu out lo me, nndlhsve discovered none m)self In irference lo Iho thud prorosiibin (which us refi.si d). II I lo be rots irked lint I had nliradr at his request charged In it under ilu ttutu tmttii tlio Jur cuiilil torn id of muidei in the second decree, or ol some ono of Ihe decrees of inanfhuzhtcl a proposition which I rtrrniid in my ceneral charge, telling ihe Jury ihey hn 1 Ine power lo find tnc-priei tier guilt) of 'nnv Ucjiee ot holiite'de let than the principal one and if Ihe thlid ri que-t meant an) thing muro thau 1 1 list a both t cloru and bl!cre,Md charced. It meant lhai theiu wes eiiaecco in 1 l.e c. su to tstuh t.h the i nine of stpnprn in t lire sr.cnNn nrmtri, and is Ihere i- rialuly was nut. It was rhjhl lo refine so In chnrce. Ibe lm Ifth rrquoit n talcs to the inhject of Intozl cstion. and is lulu dls; o e I of hy the tn-ervnlions I have ain adi ma le upou Hint sutijict tn renewing the requests or, sent, d l y Mr Hurt 1. n. I hnve thus innstd re,i even eii.ntlt.n lalteii on tho trial, which the prisoner's coumrt incorporated in tho hill, although but lew uf them were urgod nuou me on this application. If 1 thought thai so much as a fair question existed as to either nt them I should not hell tale to grant the writ but after careful and dlsnaiston nto reltrrnon. wltn mil consciousness mil It concerns lite. 1 am tinanle lo see that there Is my point whitcver of whlrh the pr ronrr can complain i and knowing how faith, n H lo sar tibctallv, the tnat was conducted, and SIHI Pedcving thai upon tbe evidence i o verdict except that of murder In the first ducree could richifiillr nto been loui.d. I feel it my duly lo dcus the application. l!i Judge Stuart, Poster's counsel, Intends lo ap pi) to other Jtidgei poise. led of the same power as Judge Cardozo for a writ and stay uf execution. a mi L or (2,000 aoainut tii k cou.ntt. The expel es of the trial of Foster wero unusually luge All tho Jurors weie leut to the Astor House, ud kept there eevcrsl di). Tl c choicest Minds, Ihe finest (.Igars. the most rostli refrcrhmeiils were ipreid before them, llilrll), tiiey lived like kings, bpecul servant! waited uiouthem, and the bl.l- mil personally miiiistetcd lo tin Ir comfort, The lloaidof .Supervisors luvo been luforirrd lint the rutiuly owei tho proprietors of the Aitur House ('Z.U0U fur bo aid and lodgini furnished to the Jurors, and the Items show that Ihe bill is reasonable-, J'KttSONAL INTELLIGENCE. Mrs, llstley Is willing a book on Convent I.lloln America hi iinlors Norton and Croamer arrived In (Juocoi town vesterdiy. Tho lion. Simuel Midlox, Deputy Collector it l.irge, win seen ou duly yeilerdiy for the nral tune ilncu ho took the gins of sherry on the Cutiarder, tTASUJNUION NOT Hi. (Tmrget of corruption and brlbrry have been pre ferrrd igilnsl two United blites Judgri in Utah, ThsGiand Duke Alexia of Ituisla Is not coming lo this couuliy. He his oil; ciprtssel a desire lo do so, Tin llaltlinore movement lo noinlnite Senator Cameron for Vice I'lesident In I87i Is editorially si proved by Ihe Vt'iihiiigton Hipubltcdii, lb rocoguisid orgin of the Adminlstiatlon, The following ippolntmenti In the Appraiser'! ouiuo it New York hivo been condrmnd by Seerrtiry Huulwelli Clirence M. Meid Cummer i win, J, Vol- in, Simpler, 0 M Iteyser, Vernier: H. Boutn I worth and II. II. Ilornbeck, Cleiks and Veriaerst Win. I I. Mil, Clerk) llmothy V Donolme, Frank lluckle, I JohniJtlty.iyaj FtacUsUlUlCtUioMS and Pack- ne xt nAttrsninB not fixed. The Deme-crnta I.oilng Confidence tn Ihelr New Alllei-Ssnator Hmltli' Poilllon to foe Teiled-Tha Itepnbllcnn Conddeat. Concoid, June 26. It Ii understood that the election cans will tome up first In th ordir of busi ness in th Legislature to-morrow, and lb Commit to will report on Ward Two of Portsmouth, and take up Ward One. Tb testimony given In th Wird Two ess thows In atl 140 name oa the check Hit not legally there. On lb other head, Mr. Stacy Wblttler, who It was iworn bad been desd five years, has sent In aa iffldavlt that hi mil lives. Th probabilities ar that mimbsn from Wards On snd Two, eight In nombir, will b tent home, th wsrdi having failed lo keep record of th ratable polls not volars, and consequently thin li repre sentation beyond poltatlon. The policy Is beyond doubt to bring torn test aueitlon before th Senate, tut the position of ci.ator Smith may be defined. The majority lack confidence In his support of their party measures and removals.lwhlls the Itepabllcans ar confident hla lira-long political record will not be falsified should he Tall to lapport th Dimc-cricy. No Infer ence can it preilut be drawn oa th Slst orScsri, except thst of Mr. Oogiwell aa Tresaurer. A Drllllant West Side Wedding. Ycitonlay, In the Church of the Holy Cross, a large and fashionable assemblage witnessed the muriate of John 11. O'llara to Maggie, the tecond diughlcr of ths Hon, John Doyle, of tb Twmtlslh Ward. Tb high iltar wis beautifully decorated with choice exotic! and brllHinlly lllumlnited by tapers arranged In pyramids snd circles. The fslr bride was attired In while satin, with a train, over which fell ft veil of Illusion. A wretlh of ortug flowers covered her brew, Tb brldeimaldi were Mln Miry Doyle (t lister of th brldi), Miss Millie Dowllug, and Mill Maiy O'llara (a lister of Ibe groom) They were all tttlred lo while Hwlss, trimmed with 1-ee. Tne rroomimen were Menirs. John I. Hayes, William D, Clifford, and John Doyle, Jr., a brother of the bride. Messrs. Gilbert Hayes snd T, It. Murrsv were the nsbers. In th com pany were Mr. and Mrs. Doyle, Dr. Caro and wife. Judge Connollr. Alderman Fellner, John Davis and wife, George F. llrennsn snd wife, end others. T her wsa a grind reception al the residence of the bride's pirenti In the evening. Tlie Ituaalssna si ml the Herrnth, List nielli the Fourth Company of tho Seventh Keglment celebrated III C5th vinnlveriary. The company, arrayed In their splendid uniforms, paraded through a part of the city, and after their return loth arnioiy (Jsn. Llebensnof the honor in stiff presented to the compsny tbe officers of the Ilusslsn corvetto Vstdnlck, Capl. MichsslofT, n middle sized hindiome man, with black mom tarhe snd whisker., laid lu very good Eugllih: Gentlemen. I drink tbe health of th army and navy of ths United Slates." a loasl which was re ceived with enthusiastic cheering and the firing off ot the company's peculiar 'sky-rocket,'1 Col. Fowler proposed the hcsltb of the Emperor of Has .Is, whom he proclaimed the atauucbeit friend the American Ilepnbllc ever bad, Tnecngtneir of tb corvette, Mr. Korcoran, ft young bruht Itosilan, whoriokc excellent English, sang a Itns.Wn song, which wai received with enthusiastic ti.corti. An Influpnllnl I'.lcblrrntb Weirder, Joseph Tremor is an KiglilccnlU Ward politi cian end ii itch thlnki hiuuclf onlllled to privi legei. Yesterday iftereoon, while hi waslnWra. McDonald's liquor store In Third avenue, a poor peddler. Abraham Uhlmann, entered vt lib hli basket of goods. Trilnor went lor the peddler, snd took two combs valued atCOc. Uhlmann accused Trilnor of Ihelt Trjloor denied the charge and kicked tho peddler out. Uhlmann complained to an officer who was bold enough to arrest Trilnor. Trolnor as very lusty In iho Twenty iecond street police station, boa. ling of his Influence, and slumefuli) abusing tho venerable aad fnoflc&slvo Captain Cameron Acting on the advlcs of somu uf hli iriei.ils. Trainur paid fin tl.o combs. Uulm.un was a raid to make a complalct. Iiicrndlnrlam lo Spite u l.nudlurd. Lucy l'cllicr., a widow, rented a room from Mitthow Trolnor, In the tenement at CO I West Forty-uTlh street. A few diyi ago Lucy had a mli undrrslinding with Triluor and be warned her to go out when the week was up. Yesterday morning she removed all her things from Ihu room oxcevt her bed and bodding and Iwo chain. In the alter noon fire was dtscoveied in Lucr's room, snd when the neighbors tried In go In, the doors snd windows were securely fastened, Lucy waa arroalod. A Wiminii Murdcrr-d. llALTiMOnr, June 20. An unknown woman, aged about 'i) cars, wai murdered on Saturday morning, netr Chase's button, on the Polladelphia llii road, by a patty of ruffians, who lay that lli'-y mistook htr for a man dressed In woman, clotbei who had bein prowling about the neighborhood for some time, stealing poultry They lound l.er lilting on the b.nik bciiJo li.e railroad track, and one Jo seph League snot her lu the forehead, killing her It itanily. Wstinnn Killed on the Cnnurale Kond. Louit I.amiir, culoicd, of OrnuJ street, New York, shot md killed Miry It. Taylor, ilso coloreJ, in ncr house on Ihe Cinirsle road, ou Sunday even ing. Lamar said thai w hile he was handling a gun the woman became frizblened and allenrptji lo tako it .rom l.lm. The ihooting, be iayi, wn acci dental. Lamar nil bceo nld. A Warning; to tlsr Iter, Dr, Ilnnlou, Ciiicaqo, 111., Juno 23. Al 1'riliceville, 111., on Stlurda), a una named McNames attempted lo bang M i Father, a school leacher, for mulshing hit child. Ilu seized the lady, lasleued a lope nrouod ter neck nnd drscged her to the ichool duor, when .he waa tescued by to men, Mc Nimee ts In Jil'. a. Vuynge vsltli n Deitillnhn of Whlsliey. On Sunday morning Put L'orrignn, Put Swccnoy, sod J.Daly lined a boil and took one demijohn and a two-quart boule of whiskey. They cot drunk, md Hie bull wni capsized. Pat Swoeney and J. Dalv weru picked up off SUten Island, nesr Itob blut reef, Tbo other has not yet beeu found. Nulllftlng tlio lilclit-llour l.nir, Aliiant, Juno 20. Hio alone cutters on the new i .ipltol.havmi domandrd l in d.iy for eight hours' work, thai being the piy the) have received lor ten hours' work, tho Hoard of Capiiul Commis sioners hivo declined to accede lo their demand, LOOSES ii r rut u. The Daylight Oil Work! at Long Island City; 17,000. Tho works of the Clement anil Hawks Manufac turing Cuiupiny iiidthe P-gginc Midline company in Nurthamplun, Mass, wilh stock, tools. Ac. wrio biitne i jestrrdny. Lou 1130,000 insure i for t6l,00U boas f lU.OOO. lAltKS 1UOM THE TELllU It A I'll. Andrew Jackson Donel.on Ii dead. Henry Wetmer wis shot de..d it a christening pnity In ban prauclsco by Thomas Farrun, u lumbor man Commoitoro George S. Illake. a retired naval offl cer, diod tu Loncwood, Mais., on baturday, acd ;o cars, The Ola;e Ins arrived In San Francisco with SDO Cblnnmeu and u corko couslgned culirily lo Chinese meicli.ttits. The Knlcbti Templars of New I'nclaud wlllton thu tllh of July be rntertalned at a banquet In Sara tout, ind wlil meet d legates from tin Comiuandery ullliliaials Will. W. Ttitllo of (Tockvllle, Midlson connlv, left Cnienuvla Senilnury or the I9in Inst, to cet u hack to lake his mink to the depot, lutcudlog to go home. He is mining. Goorge S. Tight, President of the Ho'llnj Mill Company In Newark, Ohio, was arreste I In Uranvilie b) 150 operatives, w ho oo lum lo Newark and pi iced mm In Ihei utnpmi'sotnce under cuard. Hack pay was wanted ny the ooi rauves. Hewas fiiuliy reloased on his promising properly lo account for the tuudi In hli hands. VVElOSiriVH OF CEI.VE, Early tins morning Thomas Wslsh snd Oeorge Milici quarrelled In the tenement at James sueet Ihey rliiicnel, and fell on Walsh's child, m -J six years. The little lellow was fatally Injured. Smith, of Kamai City, who recently swindled Tiffany A Co nurrhiilng Jewolry for mythical brldi was aenlenced hr Uecordcr llackelt yeslerdn) lo mrce yean and a hall in Ding bin; and lu pay $1 3.3 fine Georgo Ford and William Watson entered Merrill, Fitch A Allen's Jewelry store In John sireet yciicrdar, ostensibly to puiilmso goods. While the salenuiu was showmc Ford some sitlrlei Jitnei K.'lownley ic eik. .aw Wilson pocael a cold watch. Towuley w,-nt for Watson, and Ihe latler dropped a 133 pair ot bracelets. Ford and Wation were irrested. On Sund.i) mchl Mr. and Mri. Oreen, of llobobin, were awsk.t.ed by the opening of their bed chanihir door, aid surprised by (he appearance of a mm. Mr, llrren se.Z'-J Ids pistol, and Jumping iiom the bid, cornered the burglar, and kepl'bim at hsy wnlle the wife hastened loi the police. Ihe fellow described hlminlt as John ttlmmeus of New York )lo ead col lected everytniug of vsltio on the lower floor, Yeilerdiy while Alderman Fellner wss taking hli ilirruoon nip at hli rrndence il 333 Wcsl Forlr-sev rnlh street hli house wu entered with title keyi by (leoree Wallace ind Willlim l.imbeil. The Alderman chisod them down Forty-ninth street toward Mnlh venue, and ai lie was gaining on them Wallace diew a 1 revolver ana fired, but mined him. At Ponyiovrnlh ireel sud Ninth svenue Sergeiot Mrgson irrcaled Wallaco. Lambert rin as lar ai Foity nria street, and js arreiui o omt Joua Umtior, s1az,Bl)J LAYING OUT THE MUTUALS. i 1 1. T777f tTESTEEN DOTS STJETLINO TUB QCIDNVNC8 Or OOTllAtt. Th KeUlongas' Tlctorr Yesterday-A Close and Kacllluc Onine-Flne Fielding nnd nptendld Pllcblnr-Bcore B to 3. There hie not been, and there probably will not) 1 b again this season, such tn astonishing lorprlse M Ibe one experienced yeetsrday on the Union ground, In the game bstween the redonbtable Mulnili snd the Kektoogaa of Fori Wayne. Tne Keklongas, la fsct, hsve been a surprls from th moment of tbelr orgaoiiatlon, Tlirdly any penoa kaeir there was inch a club In existence, nntil the mwi flashed I long the wires thst tiny had pltyed the flnest gam J on record, having defatted lb powerful nine of the R Forcat City Club of Cleveltnd by a score ol I lo 0, Their etresr since then baa been a very tueeessfnt i one, until latl week, whin ths Uoitons difeitsd 'l them by t score of 11 to 0, and the Altenlles, a Terr ordinary smateur orginlistloiv,defeited thorn easily 1 oa Friday Utt. S eoucnoDT uroNisnsn. 5 Dozens of persons nn tboat bsggtnt In tbe most C heartrending mincer to be illowed to bet 100 to 10 f) upon th Muloala, but noon conld be found to fl oblige them. The prlnclrtl ipecolitlon carried on I'l was npon the games between the llostons and u Athletics at Pfllladilphla, and lb Olympics snd Forest City of Cleveland tt Washington. Fooli fi wers sold In abundance at S3 on th Athletics and IS f on th llostons, ind 25 on th Olympics sgtlnst ISoa I the Clevelandsrs. The Matuals msy htv felt very confident to th remit, but they deserve credit J for not showing the letsl careless play In conic- f queues In th Bald. They tried their very hardest I lo win, but they found h Tnir cocld not bat tni riTcniKO, JI and tint la the plain unvarnished fact. The Ke- t, klongaa found equal d faculty In billing Wilier. f The result was therefore entirely dipendent oa which ilde ehould mske most errors, and Ithonih l both sides were tbout equl ln Ihbi reioect, in over- j throw by Hatfield was the moil fatal lo the Mote. V That ihe Beijing on the Keklongas ildi wu tip-top. f i tin fsct of their whitewashing th Mulct slthk c: timet oat of nine Is lufflclent evidence. y It would hive bees picture well worthy of pre- fli ervitlon to litre bid th faces of the crowd photo- JI traphed about the end of the tiventh tuning. They JI egtn thin to realize the fact that not only might the Mutei be betten but thit there wit every ip- I, peinnce of their being Chlcigoed, ind thli, too, by .1 t club on whom none of them would Invest a tonjdol- 1 1 lar hill irslnsl a hundred al the beilnnlng ol the I game. Like th Motuil ind Olympic croe lut I week, a dslallod description of this game would be uninteresting from Its mere monotony. Mr- Chap- I man of the Eckfordi having been rboien nm- I plre, the gam commenced at 8:10, the Male f going tint to Ih bat, and never til J there ap- t pear a greater certainty thin that lbs jj M0TB9 WOULD KNOCK BT0T9 on t of this Western club. 1'esree, the only maa who ippeared to be able to bat Mathews's pitching, J, led off with a pretty hit to centre field, and retched his first, bat the next three Mutes went out In rezn- i Isrrolslton. The Keklongsa also dlstppctred la double quick lime. A tecond time did the Mote 1 tllsji iiear without t run, Kcglcr alone makinc a bate. 1 1 The Keklotigai llien followed suit, Lenntn makloc the only baas lilt on hit ilde. A third lime did th 31 New Yorkcn enay to get a run, and were diitp pointed, bad Dickey being once inoro tho only on fi tomtkeebaio, In the third inning, however, lh x Keclongit wer more succonlul, making one rua ki Ibroutn a mutT by Slxrt and a pissed ball by Mil It, I Thli was allvery good; th Mutei hivo th repots- it' Hon or being How beginners, but, when three mora duck's eggs were added lo the pievluoa ooei, and th KtkToncM hid put on three runt In their ilxta Inn Ing, reoplo begin lo litre, tnd wonder wholher tleso wer. the lull who hid been so beiten till week, and II wi frequently remarked thit tin Muliahid better wtktuplf they mean loicore." The Mules themselves begsn to realize Ih aerloni nature ol Ihelr poiltlon and determine J to ge In lor a Lun.mlDi good Inning, but rnxr couldn't do it. 1 The seventh Innlog wn another dnck'i egg for both sides, nu J tho .core stood i to 0 against New York. "What will they ssy In Chlcii0," waa th V ceneral thought, If tho Mutei don't score a run I" I What lulfcht hive been said or written In that groat city nndor such circaaislances will, however, never L be known, aa In Ihe eighth Inning tlio Mutea by heor bad pliy on their opponent'a ilde made three 1 rum, bul the Indiana boys pot on one more run. Ibis left the Mutes only two runs to mike to tie Ihe game, and If ever two rum were eagerly tried lor Ihey were oa this occasion by Hie Mutes, but it was of no avail. The great and good-looking Tony f Harlman gave them words of encouragement, but, i.1 alas I they wore without effect. Fivo of the Mutea If went to the bat, but they could not get even one til run but they reveoged tbemielvea by pulling the a- Kekiongtn out In one, Iwo, three order. For thli, It bowet or, the latter did not cire a continental. I! Thoy bad defeiled the Mules by a score of 5 to I II (without a .Ingle run being earned on either side), I and they felt Intoxicated witb theli tucceis. And Ihey deserved It, too, lor Ihey pliyed a splendid II lira!, tho pitching of Msthcws being very fatal. nd i' tho support he lecctved in the field being excellent, j The second game Is lo be pla)ed on Wedneadiy, tL and will create creil a emillon as any gim 1,1 the Mutei hay yel played. s; tub iconi. H; MUTDAL. ORtn.Tnl IXXIONOA. o a ln.T Jji Pratee, a. a u 3 s Williams, Id b. ..3 0 11 fu Smltri. 3 1 t 3 I 0 OlMalbcws.p 3 0 0 0 si, ri. 1st b 1 I 1 I Koran, 1st b soil I, Hatfield. 1. 1 3 0 1 1 Goldsmith,! 3 0 0 0 L' Fcrcuiou, 7d 0 ...4 0 0 Ol-cnnon.c i Oil Milts.c 0 0 0 Carey. Jd b 1 til In Lcclir.c.f 4 0 t 1 Armstrong, c. f... 3 0 0 1 "oilers, p J 0 0 0 Donnelly. I. f 1 lit ill l'atteisou.r. f... 1 1 Kelly, r.f T 10 1 ijjj Tottli 1 7 1 Totols 1 1 VJ iNSINtis. III.: I. r-d. (Ill 3th. Cth. Till. 5th. lib. tl lluliisl U 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-1 fH Krkionca 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 I Q 4 Vl Hui.s osrned Mattel, Oi Keklongi, 0. f. Hmplic-Mr. J. Chipmsn, ol Ihe Lcklord Club. fl I limo of game I hour, 33iuluolei. 7, 4 The Ited Mocking llenten. jj I'niLApai.i'itiA, Juno 20, Tho Athletics won i the toss, and sent the ltedi to the bit. Each J Club icorod one In the first Inning, On the second, 1 tho Heds drew a blank ind the Athletic cored i tin r o. The Itcdi were llien whltewaahel on the i third Innlnc, and tho Alhlellcs by brllllint f bsltlug scored four, mild great ipplaoae, f Ou the fourlli Inulug, Ihu lie.li scored pi four, nnd the Athletics were whliewashed, On the ij fifth Inning tho Athletics scoied six to a blank by ii Ihe Heds, and In the sixth the Itodl were again 1 whituwa.hed, and the Altilstics wore equally uti- ''S lucky Harry Wright look pitcher's place In th J soicnth Innlnc. The Heds mads notntng In the 1 sovenlh Innlog and the Athletics scored 3. In the 1 I'ichth Inning Gould earned three bisoi on a splon- i did lilt coming home. Shnfer nnd Cone also made 1 runs. Tne Athletics made colhlng The ninth A lulling opened with the score staudtug 17 lo d la ill favor of the Athletics. Tho Hods ended their por- H Hon of the ihii n: Willi nnotlier whliewish, and the "j Athletics earned threo aud won the game. j' llostons.... I0040O03O-I f Athletics. ...131000103-9 I FLASHES FltOM THE OCEAN VAIILEB. Floods have dovaitatoj the Tyrol. V Yalinsieda hat reached Santiago do Cuba. jlj Tho Insurrection In (luatemala U spreading JJ Thu bpuuisli Cabinet per.lsli ir. lis rerignttion. Coal has been discovered on the Hollvla Irontlir, L Tl e City of Itrooklyn, from New York ou tbt 17111. has reached (Jaeenitown in Vj dJ)S j J 1 he Prlmos, from llavln 1 lo llronnosk, was re- 1 ceully wrecke I, and all on board petlsiieJ. a JUTTINUS AllOVT TOITN. f, J Music in Touipklns square thin evening. W To day, Fljnwnjt v.. Union Star., Capliollne. II Kckfordi and Kuktonrat on Hie Union to-day, H Andrew Sleb, a tailor fell overboird and wit loit f; from Ibeiteamcr Vlliiiin-lou on hei trip to thti port. H Picnic ot the M T Hrennan Association No. 1, ol ri i the Seventh Ward, ai Ltou Ilieweij Pure, thli titers ii noon. Anthony Kllslc of 111 Tnlrd street fell from th Ih'rd story window of AH btxlh Itieet while punting, U md wis fnla. 1) injured. A cuiloui model In zinc, ihowiog th city ol Paris is it was w, ih Its Cointnn Vendome, ii on exhl tilllon at fuu Pnnclsco llnll, 33 tlruidwiy, I The tweuty first comiiiencoment of Ih College of I Kf. r rands Xnvirr wis will attende I ynsierdiy lb j pruilcleuoy uf the studeuis proved the lallhtulucst of 1.1 Ihelr leaibeis, 7 The result of the examination of H e Undent! erf Ihe College of the I'uy of Sew York is is follows i L Ol tl.', siuilenu w weie drrli ,ent in it lent out sub Jccl, and 77 were not advanced. J' llcnn Cameron nf 45D West Twenty ninth atreel, E- bmkeman on iho Hudson liner Ittliioi I. was run oves J and finlly mj ted while allciiipiin; to tel ou tin II, i lookers up trim up zilcvcnlA avenue, ooir Foilyfiril !I- street. I Aeslsttnt District Attorney Fallows addressed f multitude in ti e ro n.s ot the Joe n iwiiug associsIio I Inst'.cvening on the i o,,ey of uie Hidlcal Admlnlstra- r tlou and the run pens ol the 1 uiucncy in tho coaling Pniidenliil coutrsl. Patrick Neilli, of (1 Milb.rry strut, whll ttk- K Inc the hirnesi otf one of his horses yesterday, wu J kicked In the Isce by lbs hone ind ihrowu down, la filling lie struck the bick of his ties I on Hie sldiwtlK ud suitsluel a fraclura of the bate of the skull. Lait evening Ih annual foslival of thu Sunday i school of tne ehlloh Presbyterian Church, ltev II. li. 1 (larnett paitor, took place. Ihe silendaaco wm rery fr large. The exercises consisted of speaking, an i eincint by tin cUltlxcP, aaJct Ul Ureut.oa o( Mr. 5 oitiutul. r aW fTTL cgtsasasasasaa

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W THE SUN, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1871. It KHnrs rr Alt Tl'KSPAY, 1871. IimiiirniiHi Te-dair. r Teelr-T1s Mm O' AttlU. ninn Tllrt-Lrls. rtMk ATlTkfClrc-IMmktk list TkatreK f-Uj. MtsU's t.ir.le-l'olnswn. Terrera tlri-0nJ Ofil' Otssrl. leas FisUe'a Otero lleoss-Ussls Ten's CaM. ClyMt'l'Ihealrr.--hsO.U.a IUswrnsa. M tjleek't-laa Ua Suits. VI Mosoass-llsmtlt l.S. Mi I. hU" t'll",,r' Pertoni going to tbe couutry may bave Tut Sun tent to tl.eiu dtlly by null, for Ally cents per tuonlh, y Iddrrtsiog the Publisher, FOR PRESIDENT. FilUIERS' A.VD JUCCUAMrS CANDIDATE, 7XA- aUK.iT AX D GOOD HORACE GREELEY, TEXAH nnd NKW YUttK. I Look Out Tor llornco I HoiiACK Qiieklkv's nppcnranco In tlic Arena as a caudldato for President U ono of tho most wholesome events tint ever lup jicucd In onr politics. It puts Iwtb the jrxcat ptvrtles on their good S tjcliavlor, ami compels them to nouiiuato Bf Jirtrato candidates on sound platforms. Rf Suppose, tho Itcpuhliains wcro to prnvo Hlf tliciiiHt'lves bo besotted as to nominate (1 11 ant, how their masses would drHuxt nnd EE tuovo over to join the hojU of tho Kurmeib' K. and Mechanics' Cundidato. I Suppose tho Democrats were- to put up a man with Copperhead stains on hint, and to enturc on a platform with Copperhead virus In it, tho great body of the Democracy would all make a Now Departure under tho lead of the Fanner of Chappaqua. j1 Tho Republicans will haro to nominato bcjjio first rato man llko Oov. 1'almiui of 1 Illinois, and tho Democrats soma firet-rato xunn liko William 9. G 110 iw heck of Ohio, or thero will ho no hopo for cither of thorn, J and Farmer QltEEl.EY will sweep tho field. Tho next Presidential election promises to be tho most Interesting In our nnnals, nnd IloiUCE UnunLEY will play a great part In tt, whilo This Sun will shine for all. IA Glaring Impropriety At the laying of tho corncr-stono of tho j new Capitol at Albany, last Saturday, an im propriety was committed which admits of 1 no excuse but a want of perception of its naturo and extent on the part of tho persons j concerned In it. A prlvato organization, I known as tho Freemasons, woro not merely II permitted to be present as spectators, but wcro invited to perform nnd did perform their peculiar rites as a part of tho public 1 ccrcmontrsof the occasion. Wo have uothluj; to suy ngaiiibt Manonry as an institution, nor I j nfinliiift its symbolic observances but that its j! votaries should bo thus ofiloinl'y recognlzi'd I by our Sluto authorities, Is n thing of which all tho reel of the commuuity has a rig' to cctnjla.n. 1 If the Masons wcro, as they profess to havo originally been, boniijide workers In Btono nnd mortur, It would undoubtedly bo fitting for them to do something like what they did on Saturday. They, and all tho i other mechanics whoso skill and labor will bo employed In erecting tho new Capitol, j, might properly purticlpato in tho formal 1 j commencement of tho building. But it is j notorious Unit they nro not macons at all, 1 and that tho technical jargon they muku uco "I of has only an nllegorlcal meaning. Grand y Master Antiion Is a lawyer, who never 1 did a day's ma3on work In his life 11 aud the other Worshipfuls and Most I Wonihipfuls, who assisted him, aro aa innocent as ho Is of practical cxpcricuco In tho trade. They went through tho form of 1 applying tho tquaro and tho level to the stone, but they wou Id probably bo puzzled I to tell whether it wbb really well laid or I not, notwithstanding their glib declaration that it was all right. Tho wliolo concern Is I necret and quasi-religious in Its nature, and It la n gross assumption for it, on account of Its nnnio, to claim n promlncait'pnrt in a ccre- 1 mony of such general interest as tho laying of tho corner stone of a State Capitol. 1 Btsldcp, thero is n strong feeling of oppo- lition to Masonry among a largo and 1 11 II 11- I entinl class of our people. Tho Itoman I Catholic anil Episcopal Churches formally condemn it as Incons'stent with true religion, and other denominations view It with dls-trut-t if not with enmity. It wns on open nllront to nil these citizens to thus conHpicu I ourdy honor tho object of their dislike. It I is an if an Ornngo I.odgo should bo invited J to ass st lu laying tho cornerstone of a cor poration building in this city. Tho other fin lion might well say that this wns an In sult to tlu m, nnd so may tho nntl-Musonu wiy of tho promlnenco jiifct given to tho Miihutia at Albnny. Tho whole thing was a blunder, which we hope will never bo re- peatcd. tj.yji A Urloimeil Detective .Service. 1 We huvo frequently directed tho ntteutlon W' of our reudera to tho scnBolees metliods of j4p conducting the police detective service gen t.j' crally in vogue In tins country, nnd to the mischievous effects which result. It In tlu'ro- t 1 f to with gratification that wo are ounblod to spenl: of a reform which has been Huccetts- j fully inaugurated in Boston, by Mr. ISmvAiti) :Ji I H, Savauk, tho Chief of I'olico In tlmt city. t Mr. Kavaot. very properly saye that tho jj first duty of tho pollco olllccr Is tho protec- y f tlon of life and property snd the prevention of crime, and tlmt while acting In Buch cu- pneity his character and position should al- 1 wnys bo known to the public. Hut hobo. Heves that in the Important and dilllcult fil duty of detecting criminals tho power of tlio nlllccr Miould lo felt rnther than seen, and R that the mere knowledgo of tho exUtenro of y a force which could not bo avoided be- Pr!' cauw it is unpeon, nor corrupted lii caiis It A',' is unknown, must exert an Inlluenco to pro- I (S vent tho coiiuhibu'iou of crlino. Tliereforo. jft Instead of surrounding himself with a force O1. of so culled detectives, who are about thu )Xt best known men in tho city, and on fnmilinr terms with the criminal clusHeB, Mr Havaot. details lue men for special service from tho ranks of tho patrolmen, not permanently, r'f a but for the time being, as they mar be ro- I quired. Men of Intelligence nro selected for such service, nnd when the special duty for which nmnn Is detailed is accomplished, ho returns to his place In tho ranks but ho had been nfforded opportunllics to show his ca pacity If ho has any, nnd whero ho acquits lilmsclf crodltably ho increases his chances for promotion. Of course such a system is calculated to foster ambition in tho entlrn po llco force, and to increase its general clU-rlonry. Mr, Savaoe has been educating his forco In this manner until ho is now In a position to detail one-half of the entire body of tho Boston pollco on special business, In dtlr.ens' clothes, In tho short sp&co of ono hour, should tho emorgency arise to rcqulxo It and all of thoso men would have an intelli gent idea of tho duties expected of thorn. Tho mon when on special service aro or dered to show themselves ob Ilttlo as possi ble; but If under tho necessity of making nn arrest, they aro required to hand their prisoner to tho first uniformed policeman they moot, as If thoy wcro private citizens, and follow him to tho station house for tho purposo of making a chargo against the party arrested. Tho consequrnco la that thieves never know themselves to bo free from surveillance, and nrokent In a constant stato of salutary apprehension. It is to lie hoped that tho wiso and practi cal measures of Mr. Savage will bo imitated In other cities. Ills system is simple, and entails no extra expenditure, whatever. If It should bo goncrally adopted, wo might not havo no many wealthy detectives, but there would bo bettor order, fewer robberies, and less business transacted between thieves and pollco olQclals, while more criminals who now parade, our public streets, clothed in gorgeous apparel, would And their proper places lu tho pcnitcntlnrr. Whilo wo sharo in tho triumph which tho Independent prci t hu jutt achieve d In Ohio in Uo defeat of Oiunt and lltN Wads, we confess to tome mortification at our failure to sccuro the nomination of Deacon Kiciubd Smru of Cincin nati for Oovcrnor. Deacon Sunu is a truly good man, although afflicted witb unworthy associates, and wo fondly cherisbed tbo liopa tliat ire uJbt b ablo to axtricata bun from those complications and lo raise him to an Independent position as Ooiemor of that great commonwealth. Hut we have failed, and the principal reason for our fail ure we understand to be the dead weight of the wicked partners with whom Deacon Smith has been too long associated In business. The mo ment the Republicans of Ohio thought of Die infidel S. Homo Rem, they were so filled with horror that they could not Ox their minds upon Deacon Sunn's nomination with tho necosary degree of complacency and confidence. This is a neT illustration of the evil of keeping bad company. If we could havo had Deacon Sunn as our candidate alone, without any such incum brances, wo hare no doubt that we would hare been able to nominate liim but Hied and tbe other wicked tneu were too much. Ixl us hope that before auotlicr election conies around Doiv con Suitu may sciarata himself from their iniquity. Then we shall be able to rnn blm fur Governor with glorious prospect of success and we pledge to him accordingly the sfl'ection ate support nf Tim M s which 1,Im f r all. The opponents of prohibition in Massachu setts complain that numbers of tho Legisla ture who aro li.ititu.il tipplers themselves, vote for stringent entlliccnso law, for the purpose of gaining popularity with torn peranco people, From tho muddled char acter of the legislation in regard to tho sale of liquor In that State, it would seem probablo that there is some foundation for this charge. In May last what is called a beer election was held, tho law providing that cities aud towns might Toto for tlic prohibition of the sale of ale and beer. In towns failiug to vote, the sale of malt liquors was not prohibited. And now auother beer elec tion is authorized for the 1st of July, when towns and cities will have the right to rote on the same question, with the important difference that irthcr fail to vote the sale of malt liquors it prohibited. Between beer and beer election, the Massachusetts intrllict 1 in danger of becoming hopelessly bewildered. On Sunday labl n colored clergvman of pure Africun hio preached to a large congrega tion tu Triu'uj Church. To thote who remember the long and severe struggle in the Episcopal Church in this city to obtain tho recognition br tbe Diocesan Convention of negro parishes, this will appear u tiotcworthr ereoU For years tho distinguished publicist who now represents our Government in Vienna labored la vain to obliterate tho distinction between nlilte and col. orcd Bpisconallans. The conscrvatlvo Chris Uan, who formed the majority of the annual Conven tions, listcued with patience or impatience, at tho humor seized them, to the harangues of Ilrolhir Jat, whom they unkindly but very unan imously declared to be a firebrand of the most iiiflammablo character, and invariably voted him down. Hut a few years have tnailo important chunges. Not .only arc African parishes cordially welcomed to the Diocesan Conventions, but an ordained minister of the race preaches accept ably to a large and attentive coiigregjtinn willn.i tho walls of consen alive old Trinity. Truly, time works nonderK. AccomitH from unliington represent tho condition ol Iliu 1'remdeul's colt as bmng critical in the extreme, and it sienis probable that tl.o high-bred Immature meed will be cut oil In tho he day of ltd youtli, 1'hysio appears to be use less nnd horse doctors aro in vain. liven tbo careful and faithfully rendered alte'iitlon of Brevet Hrlg.-Oen. IIsnt fail to do tho quadru ped any god, Thoso who accuse (Jen. Okant of Insensibility will be surprised and gratified to learn that ll.c Administration telegraph daily froui the present seat of government at Long branch to know the state of tho colt's boalth. A call has been Issued signod by I.leut. (lov. Hansiir of South Carolina, Henjihin Tun ker, M, C.,of Alabama, H. II. Elliott, M. C, of South 1'arolimi, Lieut.-Uov. Dc.vn of Louisiana, and other prominent colored men In tho South, for a National Colored Convention" to meet In Columbia, South Carolina, on Oct. 19, Kadi State is invited to send delegates, Tho purpoie of the Convention is to consider aud decide upon some general lino of policy to protect the politi cal righti of colored men for all time to como. Considering that throughout the Smith the colored men arc nowhere denied their political rights, the proposed Convention is superfluous. 1 tic beet places for the colored men tu assemble In October are tho corn aud cotton fill Is, bet them devote their atteulion to buildine up the wuitc place and cultivating the soil. Corn and cotton will do more to picscrvc political rights than contentions and resolutions. The Milwaukee tonlind prefurr (Iiiant to Clur.tLiir as a caudldato for tho 1'rcstdeucy for reusoM which it states as follows 1 "Which will l our sulest leader, the hero of Vlchsiiiirs or Hit 'araier "I Chspraqua .1 0fnwi of itttl in (A baclgrvwul will U iitort rttuvtti.g than l,t ha:u lit Mi. of aJltUt 0 pcunfs." I'erhaps in Milwaukee tbe sword may be I thought intrinsically nobler than tbe ploughshare, I but such Is not tho opinion of tba wools eUui- where. They believe that It Is a good thing whi n war Is over to beat swords' Into plnughOinrcs. and to take n farmer for President instead of a gen eral. Still more It this the ease when the gen eral has already made an egregious failure In the Presidency, distinguishing himself mainly as a present-taker, and when to nominate him is to nominate at the tame time a horde of worth less roltlioni and corrupt hangert-on. Let the Stntintl think tho subject over, nnd perhaps it may arrive at the conclusion that tho steel Inwl better be put so far in the background that it can only be found by those who bunt for it with dillcence. The canvass in Kentucky Is going on with activity. The rival candidates for the different offices sre travelling about the State and holding meetings together. lu the mountain counties Gov. Lisui and den. Ham., who aro running agalntt each other for Governor, aro epeodiug all their Urn together, driviug frotn place to place In the tamo carriage, anil, where scoonimo dationt are limited, even slocpirg In the tame bed. This custom of canvassiig together It a good one, and mignt be extended to other parts of tho country witb great advantage. Fancy Philosopher Okiilit and don. Oaixr travelling about and addressing audiences together as rival candidates for the Presidency I We do not believe they would over be able to live to Intl. mately with each other while engaged in this duty as the candidate! in Kentucky. They might rido in one carriage and eat at the same table, but they would hardly be willing to sleep together, besides, OaeNT would want to have with him a military stair of three or four brevet gcucrala, while the Philosopher would go alone and carry hit own carpet-bag. However, let them try It, and we can guarantee for them the biggest kind of meetings wherever they may appcar to speak. What a curious thing thnt the two rival candidates for the Presidency should be UtariiL U. OtstLsr and Urnus S. Gni.vr. A correspondent inquires whether thero is any law forbidding Gen. Giiamt from boiug elected President one or two terms more. Wo answer that there it no law on the subject, but that tbe people will attend to the matter alt tho tame. BII1XM.IXO Till: FA It St EllS, An Inamtona Mode ol Obtaining n Mnne HleuKturrKlunKnllna tbo Vlnnues vf l.onu Island Agriculturist. On Saturday Henry 0. licdcll, a farmer of Hcmrstead, L. I made an affidavit before Jotllce Cox, iccuilnt Joslah l'reston ot forgerr. Preston called al) the carriage fsclorj ot Catvlo Witty, at CSa Droadwaj, and baixalned for a caxrlaee. for wblch be airtsdto ps ttCS- la part psrtnent for tbe carriage Prrtton tendered two note for $X0 each, oue purporting to bave been made br Mr. llo dell, snd tbe otter by iXt. Cornelius Van Nostrtod of Oyster iitt. L. L Mr. Witt? betore acccptloc the notes, wrote to Messrs. Ilcdell and Van Nos trand. Inquiring whether the notes were genuine. In reply, both gentlemen, said Hint the notes wero not ret uine, snd that their signatures had tiren ob tained bv fraud. 'J ucy also advised li e arrest of I'm ton. Mr Witty placed the matter In tbe hands of C'ipt. Irvine, and 11' teenvi' Kelso of tLe 1 cntral office was detailed to ntk me esse up llaviog utiUiued funiclci't vidt nee, the dviecttvo arrested l'ri slin. and he v-ns lock I up in oue of tho cells ot tl.u 1 mir.l Cc until tviturdar, wheu tic was lakm 1 e 1 ru .lust.ee lot and b him comm tied to ail s' er. Tl manner In ishicntheso notes w-re ob tained discloses une the most ln;enlous swinJma ever prsetlsi d ou t.lu pa. lie. An sr 5 o Individual prefssstug tJ to 1.1c 5 S o owner ol a viluaola o.tu.111 right 2 cr m a ,0 a nrnif-Uvented and I111 g S proved seeding machine tills 2 m g 2 uron a responsible farmer, and 1 0 slu-r Liriattatln! linun Ilia mpr. 1, j j J J lis el (lis intention, Inuuces e I J H tbe farmer lo accept an tueuur j 2. ,or the salo of Ins machines. Hie fol'owlns contncl as tie J tuoen Mr. lledilland Prist m I a will Illustrate tho Ingenious .p St a msnner In which these sharp- 5 g m era manage to obtain tho slea- !C S tures 01 responsible snd weh- S i kiioan, although unsuspirious m partus lo s note lor a larie amount of money, g, e. Having Induee-d the farmer En r to accept an ugeiiry, at iiwci- u 5 0 r BeJ ln the accompanying i.ole, so r o L snd having obt Ined his tlgna- 5 J ture, tnc rascal depails. Afler C S baving reaJ lie accoiupanilD 1, x f note csrefuilr, one would sup- n 3 poso It Ui be all right lor 10. c g g 5 Cut It In two bricn tbe 2 o 5 a r1 words or and Uartr, in the r i Disl Une, and It will be found Uial thu left hsnd pl.f is a perfect nolo for t'ia). 'I he e J shirt cr thi n cuts ou toe rlgtiP- 3 g bsna portion and proceeds to f the nearest broker or banker, h to whom bo oCers lo etll the a note al a discount, on ike plea tj a f needing mnner. 'fhe signer H. 5 Is generallr a responsibls psr- E 5 son, will known to Hie busi- r 3 nest men of the village, and 4 al tie note Is readilv purchased tr a When the note tails due it Is 5 b 8 prtscelrd for collection, and at Die slgnaturei uro InditpuUble, s s S toe borrlfled and dupct fsimer 5 c It coinoellea lo pav tSSO, when e 2 if ko supposed be onloed 10 T11C CU310U ll( VSi: i-JAii.Vf.Wi.'.V.a Tbe Aur at Pulmrr'o .Husriiloiige- A J a op tion far i'rol. Agnsslz llovr hU. JteeU l'repnred for a Delluhllul Mindiir. A party of Custom House night luspeetor blrtd Uie steamer W you) log and organlaed a pri vate excursion to tbe Fishing lUnks on Sunday. A few selict friends were Invited. Tbe Hon. James Cocchle, George Martin, and C. II. Forbes were tbe 11 antfiert, dpt. Scannoll nromlsed logo, but on Saturday night hi not thinking of the terriblo time be bad coming across from tne old country and backed out. Cant. Meek said he didn't care for tbe storm. He slept all night ln the barge oOco so as to be up early next morning, and was awakened by Donovan't band p)u)lngnn the upper deck of the Wyoming as she crtC4:.ully swept dovtn the bay Cant. Meek rushed out upon llin whsrf In ids role Utihuinlre slid waved Lis Uumtt tie null as a signal for tl.cn) tn tup, but the bojs suy they dldu't see him The sail down the harbor was enhve ri by dsn e Ing, but Hi. ureal event of tho nioriiii ve.it ,1 sh a dow unre b Iisr. V iters un.l I'npp, Tneso tvto lu .efatigalile ekeletous Here still at It h.n Niiuly Hook was rescind, nnlwitiisLindlnir the Ire nmniioiis sea wiilch was running, sfter MturUaj's storm I'tsv would probably h ve kept It up until they rescued Ibe grounds, but just ihi n tho band caved and bioko for the chin in eeircU ol extra tin batltis, Ilr. Iilip, who It an old Krte cinaller. was the only well person on board. At the Vitsil rolled Irom tide to side Lo tiiuhled from one unroitunaw to another, ftcliug tntir pulses aud uttering to ad minister a largo pill of lul Dork tied to a long string, whir, le feellnely declared bad already relieved seversl of the vovngert, When at last Ue anchor waa thrown out there were very lew on boird who cured about lis In:. A prizo ol (Swat oU'ered 10 the man who would catch the largett fish, "Pot Pie" I'thner had bought a ten-pound iniiscalouge In Fulton Market on Saturday, llo look It wltn him, concealed In a hrgo market basket under pile ol tuudwlclix. cheese, h&rd.bollo I eggs, bologna sausages, nnd cordial, W'Dim 110 oue at looking be put it on li to line and gently let it ovcrDoard, Alter a lew minutes ho thought he fell a hl!o, and called on Coticnle (or utslstanco, Tha two hauled the 111 uses, longe ou deck. Joe got the f 15. and hurrleolv placed It In the hands of the birkoepsr lor sefe kreping. On the wuy homo a dispute arose, the question be ing what kind of Dsn It might be, Ueorge Martin, su clling thi muscalongc, boldly offered to bt B that It had been dead a month Ills proposition wns treated with scorn. Scully, of tho Vlrat Ward, waa the only man who drank nothing, llo took hit champagne homo and distributed it among tbo boys In the barge clUro. Tho bojs aro aolug to the llanka a;uln on bunday week. Ilnrax likes, fields of carborate of soda that are iiiexlmusiible, and Imineuso deposits of pure sulphur aro amoiig tlio mlneraloglcal wonders ot Nevada, Tbe Virginia Knttrirlt( sayt lhat loads of carbonate of toda are daily brought to that town Irom deposits at no gieat dlstaiico to tbe eastward, and that Ihlt soda Is of a snowy whiteness, without stain, snd free Irom dirt or sny other foreign sub stance. It Is fit for family uao Just ss It Is found, Wl en astratuui of the soda Is removed from its bed another Is Immediately lormed. Crudo borax Irom Nevada It furnished at Sacramento for Ave cenla a pound, Jasper, Cornelian, most agates, ametiiysu, caalccdony, tno ehrysollte art found in various parts of the tame Bute; whlls petilficd wood, some of winch, when cut snd polished, makes beaattful trait, ctat heads, tad othtr ornament, li very abundant- ALltUX'S COSSriltACT TOILER. A Itesir Admiral HnHdenlv Tllsjeevera that he lo Two Yenvo Yonngcr than he Http pnoed be wno-llnw the llrnd nl tbo Pmvr Ulna 1'roposeo to (Jo to Europe. Correspondenco of The fun. WasnixoToy, Jnne 25. It seems that after all the It tt to gumo of making Oommodore Jsmea Alden a Itcar Admiral hss been foiled. Hear Ad- 1 mini P. W. Ocdon was to have been retired on the 18th Inst., snd tlic appointment of Atden to Oil the vacant commlsston had alresdy been made ont, when, lo I Oodon slept In with an official record or hit baptli m which proves that he la two ears yonng cr than the department orotic himself thought he win. It seems that In tbe olden time the good old dajs of tho Uenhows hoys were admitted lo Die nnvr at a very tender age. Thus Fsrmpit went ln tt Miubrlok at 7. and dctdiborongh at 10. In thote dayt tie temptation wat Terr great for parents to cqarroeau about their tost' age, tnd la very many owes tblt waa done. Oo-lon't waa one of them. Ilia mother tahl bo waa 10 yean old when he entered the service, bat ln reality he wtt bat 8. Not relishing U.e Idea of being retired, Oodon has been hunting imoni- tome records In Philadel phia, and ho found the record ol bit birth. He sent tlio Ibe Ntvy Department, and of course, M It pro that lie It not elxty-two rears oftgt.bo eatrs' be retired. Tho man tint showtd tho while foalhs at Mobile cannot therefore bo made a IUar Admiral nalll neat tutor Meantime It U to bo huped that Congress will re. rote to sanction any mere promotions b the grade ol Hear Admiral. There aro now IllU-en on tlie active lltt si 15,000 a year, sutllist but Hires msjur genertla In tho army, aid tl.o disproportion Is out ot all reison. It Is wild that at Alden cannot go to Knropo so commander ol the squadron, I. a It logo as com mander of a divialon of that squadron, width con slats of one ship. He still, of course, havo an ex pansive tfatr, and in all other respects be surround ed bv ta much pomp tt though be comuuuded the wbole fleet. J01l.'S SI HUH Of 1JIOV. A TnlU with I'orcnn One of John Cbnmher. IhIii'o Hloasonio Trnehliig i:u liro-The Urntanll (loon wllhlu Ten .Ulleoul Troy. Correspondence ot The Bun. Sitae or Tsor, Juno 16, 1871. I didn't find my wtteh In Itochetter. It loikt like It might be gone to ttty cone. It was a plain walcb when II got tele, but It la a chased watch now, for 1 bare chaiod It a pile of dittince. I expect why 1 lotlit wtt becsuto It was a detached leave-her. The member of tbe chain gsng that took it la a wretched cast, May bo rest in restless coteednese until he is bitched to a ptccoi oTropo, and made to Juuo ofl a stick of timber to tpoll tome Frldty. Tbn day that mean cost dies Intra wtll be a man bung In Haw York. Hcfore I left Rochoeter I called upon old Dorcaa, lint tbo Dorcat toetoUci are named after. Bho la ono hundred years old. I aked tnr did tbo over drluk any todjy! Bho ttid no, that the had never drunk anything ttronger than -vhlskey In her life; that for tto last eighty years she bad only drsnk a pint a day of that, except the Fourth of July, am) then the took a quark She laid tbe owed her great age mottl to her living to long. Blsclntlty might haro had tome thing to do with It, at when the wat aboat two run old the twallowed a Ibrhtnlof rod. Use tbe rod and lave the child, was her motto. She showed me a pair ot woollen stockings she hsd knit Old Hundred Into. Bee will giro them to tbo Ont child who lives In Bocbsster elgbty eart wlthont having the nie.v ilea. Sbe offered to fcWe me a bird that the had raised. I don't take to birds mncn can't tell a ruwpie from a pot pla. 80 I didn't accept 1U I Hopped at Clllton Springe tnd Uslod of the sul phur woler. It tatted at II It bad been dead since Moses was discovered by Ellen l'biraoh. I bad lo lae a locond glass, to at to bo turo thtt It Drtt glut luted at bad at I thought It did. If that ttuR will cure a sick follow. It will kill a well one. Alter taklog that drink, I made up my mind that It must be good for a aiek man 10 suae, him In a sower and I old a detd rat lo bla noee lor t day or tno. It would be in Improvement on sulphur wator, anyhow. On tho nn 1 tat icxt tasnt ol Ibe llonypart fiuil ly. He wit to lean his bones Hood out llko the pegs mi a hat lack. At ant I thought ho hedruoawt? from tome tniiotntcal iiiuiduio but 1 taw him wink, and knew be was alive. I asked blm waa bo ever in Waterbarv, Connecticut f He Mid, "No I si 1 1 "I thought to." t-aia be, W lit I" 1 told him tho knlfc-miken would never nave let Lliu iscauc. He wuld nave made a nlee lot of handles fur ho wmh all bones. Wtittf tie was nosiU ting wlu'ibrr to pun. ti my nuo or nut, 1 atted him did ha take Tus bit He said, No '1 hen I told blm I wanted no more to say to him. Says I, A man that don't luko Tus be it a daruud fool llo trlrd to excuse himself by paying he bad been on 1 I. ulna. 'Urn I quietly Intormed blm Hint the ctpPun of every ship that ploughed tbe toot took i ux Sum. a s no, "You've got me. Ilsve a game of rnchrt!" I told htm 1 didn't know bow to play euchre. He said r.o'd tell mo. Then wo plsycd euchre. ILt said te'd do.tl, and I thanked blm. Then he told uio to put, and 1 passed, Then bo turned the card down and laid, "Mako It." I said, "1 uuke It Jack." 6rt te. Yon ctn'l .10 that." Hut 1 havo done It," said I. Hut it ain't the game," atld he. W oil," sit.l 1, 'rw hat ahah I make It He tud ho tueised I'd better make It ipadtt. "tjpadev It la," tivt I, and be took every darned trick. Then 1 deilt, and turned up a Jack of ciubs, ami Just my luck, 1 had no assortment at al) tu m hands not a darned rod card all cluba ex cPt a darned old lick of tpadct. He Md, PottO What shall I do 1" aald I. Left see jonr hand," lays be. Then he looked al ni) car s nnd tsdd, "Why, of course job mutt turn that ilonn." Ho 1 turned the darnoa old Hack of spades down. Tuen ho made It diamonds, I l.alu't got none," says I, I know it," says ue, and he took 'em alt agtln and he kept thowlng me how to play tuchre uutli he laid I owed hi in 1 dollar. What fort" tsld I. He ssld, Decaose tntt It tht game." bo I gste blnita dollar. Then tie iid. would I try snoiher tamef Nu,'r 1 tald, 11 TU past," and I told him the next time I played, I guested I'd play It alone. Then the can ttoipcd at TROT, Tbry htve htd the cholera In Trot for rotor yotn, ami tbev niver will got rid ol It until too people leave on uiug ao much aLarch. Troy lithe trettttl puce In Hie world for base ball, Tho peoplo are to lull of It tbtt they pnt pltchen on their tablet tn 1 a battur In tbclr puddings. They mako abort-atop baab, cooked on baae-burner elovea, tad Unload of codotb balls thoy ate ia"e balls. They make third base plea, and the gait ting Bnt-bste duels, tnd all the orrtna grind out eecond-baae oolkaa, tnd I'll bo bound that when folki go out Uioy go ont ou tho fly. Folki here ett centre atld irlpe. rlynt field turnips, and left-Oold sausages. Toor havo a game slmost every day, and ou those days the stores sll close, tho doctors let the tick folk die, the Sunday ichools let ont, the laundries shut np, tho larbert pnt tip their tbuttort, torruntt Hop sconrlng coal scuttle1, the bableo leive off one cow'e milk, thu collar uiakcrt miut their sowing roa rhlnea, iteauiboito blow Uielr whlntlet, aud every body ta'ks of hot balls, passed bill), muHlnt, and itch like, end everybody toei except one mtn left on oscti corner to keep guard over tbe town. A stran ger vuiUng Troy would te-tually believo (rum toe UK that the chief end of man wat lo play base ball, and the kearett botvon a mtn could got In this world would bo lo belong to tbt lls.juiak.ers. When thoy got Ihrutuh tlio bey-day of youti they will gel ovr It. Thero ain't a blade of trasa within ton mlk-s ol Troy. H has all been woro off plating bete ball and If a prize lighter should go to erast up lu Troy, bo'd got knocked over ton miles 10 gat taere. I forward a bouquet made Irom tlltnthus tros blotaoma 1 thick l ey .ire more preuaut with perfume than ant I ever saw, Uvtu iuqk. liver w ttrh-Uss, JOHN. A HOI 111 llllOOlChrjf SCA.SDA1.. An Injured Wile Applying for n I.lnilled (It. vorro mid A lliiioiiy-Tliu Husband I'leiuU lug Poverty Judge Nellouu'o lleclilon. Mis. Kiniiu llo'.tner hut Instituted proceedings against her husband, Christopher Iloltner, of 110 Sackelt street, Houth llrooklyn, for a limited di vorce on tbe ground of cruelty, tnd has also filed a petition requi'stlnc that tbe might bo furultbed by her Lusbaud with meant to carry on her action. Tbe parties were married on Decembers, Idol. The wllu alloget that since tho latter part of 1SC7 her husband hss been an habitual drunkard, and In his fits of drunkenness hat committed nets of violence apon her and her children, Hlnce tbe lit of May he baa habitually oalltd her a tlilof. On tho Mtn of Mty ho said 10 her, If ynu don't stay out of my room I'll kill ynu,1' arcouipanvitig tbe threat with opprobriout epltbeta. Finally, on tno 1st of May ho iliovo hr from tho house. She hat two children a boy of live and a girl of tlirio jears who lire absolutely destitute, while hu It do ing n flourishing buslnets, Heliiuppn.d to clear NO nnnutlly, and in tome yean a larger amount, lie ulso owns u house and lot on Union street. Mho demands that alio may retain tbe custody ol the children, snd that her husband mtv bo conpelled to make roaaonuble provision lor their support. Mr. llottuer filed a counter affidavit, in which he tweari that ho it employed In the cooper shop of John II Meyert, it CO H.cktlt street, at a salary of J15 a week, aud a commission of ono cent on etch package that ho sells Allogtthor he doet not ro celvo more than tttf weekly, aud ull tho property ho owus It about fUM worth of furniture. Hit Interest In the I'nlon ttioet property waa told last March, snd half of the proceeds worq ptid over tn his wtfe. Judge N'ellsou, before whom tho sppllcatlon tor allmouy was nrgued, ordered that tlio dofandtnt bo sdjudte l tu piv a coiintnl foe of f 80, tud f 10 week ly alimony, without prejudice tolutttto application for lurtber allowance. I Mr. 1)n Rica, in his Cvttnopolitt, tayt that the proper salutation to the President is, Wbat'U you takel A WILLIAMSnUKGlI CKIMK. A VlllF.MA ,V TO Ui: l'VTOS Tllt.i li 1011 Tiuc Jons a ash mvi:ji:ii. rinhl'ng llngn nnd tntt nnd l'lahtlna Drunken Mrn-A Myolrrr Fnlhomt-d by n Nrwthny-Joliii (.'miners) Indicted by the tlrniiil Jury Trlnl Tn.ilny. At midnight on the SUth of Hay John Ponners cnttred Acktov't oyster saloon la Ortnd ttreet, Wllltamsbargh, near the fetry. John (last, who kept a lagir beer saloon in Division avenue, and one II, Bmltb were tt one of the tables liking some refreshments. Moth weie under the Influence of liquor, and Conneit wat not perlectl) sober. Ackley owns a cat, tnd It Is hit boast that the enn whip any dog In the (ountrr. At Connors entered the snloon he Joking)? t! J to the bartender, "I've got a dog that can lick your eat; he can whip any thing In the country," Otis also owned a cat that wasldesth on dogs, and undoubtedly supposing that Conncrs sddressad his remsrk to him, he replied, Tour dog csn't lick nnythlng ho can't lick a sick cat," A dispute arose, during which (lata got up from his chair, and advancing toward Connen dealt htm a terrible blow between the eyes, drawing blood, Connrrs returned tbe blow, laying (la's out on the floor, (lass regained his feet, and Connert dealt him another blow with the tame effect. Then Conner! kicked Oast until one of the wsllen csugnl him and put a slop to Ibo fight. jtrna nig riour. Just al 1Mb moment OOlcer Keyser came along and arrested Connors, tnd told Bmlth to take Oast home, Tbe officer took Connert up (Irtnd ttreet toward tbo pollco itetton. On reaching Fourth ttreet, be rslesuied blm on bit promising to gn home. Conner surieed 10 do to titer he had gone back to Acklev'e nnd eaten a Hew wbleb bo bad ordered. Olfleer Keyser nceo-npanled Connert is fir back at First itrtel. When below Second street, tbo etflcr taw Oass and Smith coming up on tne oppotilo aide, tnd is tuev lived In Division avenue, nei.r Second street, ho tnpnoeed that they were going home, lonnon did not see them. At (Irand tnd Fiitt ilrsMlt the rfUrer left Connert, tho latter, st he supposed, going lo Ackltt'i with Tlion.as Morenlx and l'atrlca I-inaa-.n, whom he met on tho corner It was then about half past i o'clock. Till Ml'nllKR. About half an hour afterward Officer Keyser heard that (las hsd been murdered. It sppcarslhjl (lass and Smith alter flnlahlug their slews started lor home. Thoy wont up (Irand street to Third, and then returned to Ackley't, but did not go In. Then tbey starte'd for borne by way of First street. Al South Second street, Smith beard a slight noltn be hind them, and looking sronod saw a man with a dab raised ready lo tlrlka a blow. Not knowing wl.pU.or the blow wat meant lor him or Uast, lie Jumped to one tide and foil Into tho gutter. When bo regained bit text bo wis to badly trlgntoned tint ho ran with ill bit might lo the ferry, where be In formed Officer Flak whit bad been dono. Ho went back wttb Ibo officer and found (lst lying on the lidewilk it South Pecond tnd Firtt tlieett with hit Iknll crashed In. Ho waa Intsuible, but illll alive. Officer Flsk give a double rap and railed up Officer IWll, on whoso pott tw crime had been cominlltej. When the latter arrived ho cautfhl Smith by tho breast and ttid: Yon were with thlt rasa. Wbo committed thlt mnrdcr "The Me mtn with whom Oatt waa quarrelling," antwored Hiulta. Out waa borne to tho Fourth ttreet porlce lllllon ami bit wnnndt were dressed. He was afterward lakoa home, where be died at U o'clock that morning (May 25). CO.N.Ntna ARRESTIO 1XD RlLEASgD. Connert wis arrtited on suspicion and committed. Sc. lib wis detained aa a wilaeia. At tholoqiieal Smltb swore tbtt be did not rvcognito Connert aa the man who struck tbe blow. Other testimony showed that Conner most have been either In Act -ley's saloon or on his way homo when the tnnrder was committed. There not being ralUcleut evidence to bold the prisoner, he was released. tux RiauassT or connibs. Moce then District Attorney Mornt and Curt, Woulom't ulLcera havo been diligently tearchlng forrroolt. lhe murder wis committed with a cart rung, which we ipou waa found near t ie tccne of tho trtgej). If they could find from whom this ran rung wat taken, the officers thought Ihey would havo a clue that would lead to tho detection of tho murderer. Accordingly they Inquired of every 'emitter and bus.ws home In tho leigeborhood, but nunc of them had lulssed sucn an article. Days and weeks were vainly spent In trying to unearth the murderer, uutll the week before last an tupurtant elue wit dlsi overed. Thero was n wit ness to lliu inuedcr, who hail all this tluio kepi silent. Jumos Welsh, a W ulioiusburgh tjiimin. wno shot In lumber ytntt and ou doorst.-cs nt night, nnd sold parol In tho daytime, was heard to air lhat he knew tomethlng tbout tbe murder. Ho wai lukon lief.ire tbo District Attorney tnd questioned, and en hit teitlmony Conuen was rearrested. TUX UlSIIKS CLOIISQ AR0PND n!U, At tbe examination, Officer Kevser testified that when t.e was taking Conueis op Ortnd tlreot alter the light witn (last, Connen said ouce or twlco, I'll get squaro with that Dutchman." lie said tl. at tbe Dutchman hsd oealen mm lor nothing, and that ho would get square with nlm. When the officer returred with Cuuners Iu saw Smith aud (Jtiaa co iug np Orsnd street. He lelt Conners at Flrat street, with l'atrlck loinagau and Thooitt Morenlx. They aald they were going into Ackley't to get t ids oysters, but the officer law nothing ruoro of llvem thlt night. Officer Hell testified that be aaw Keystr take Con nen op Grand tlreut, tod taw them return and ttop it First Hreet, where Conaert met lilt two frlondf. Si n Hterward he looked Into Ackley't; thero wat nobody In there, llo U.ob went btck to the north east corner of Ortnd nnd Flrit streets, and whtie Handing thero tew Conner! go Into Actley't. Alter ho waa fairly in the officer slartod toward the lerry and looked Into tho saloon tgaln. Connen wat thon tested In the back part of the saloon eating. In two mlnutro afterward the officer beard of tbe murder. Tbo distance from tne saloon to Ibe place where Usat wat murdered la about two blocks. A roRGiTri'L wirxxai. C, U, Smith, who wat with Oast when he was sifi-.n do an. gave a delilled history of the fight, of the murder, and of hit own Inglorlons flight. Ho said that the una who hid tha club lacwd bun. Ue could not tell whether hu sn n tall man or not he was a middlng sited nuo. Did not recog ntie blm. Did not remember tellin; Officer Doll that the maa wit the Ull man who hid the quarrel with Oast. Coald not tall whether be bad a board, w li 1st or s, or moaitache on lilt face, (Smith had previously testified that tho murderer wu a stout rtaa w Itti a dark mouitache. rut rroiT or thi raisoxia. John Connen, a tall powerfully built man, with a brown moustiche, filrcomoleilon, und well formed feituret, neit testified. Ho detailed the hlstoiy of tlie quarrel with Oats, and of bit own arrest by Officer Keyser substantially aa given above. Ol his tubicqnent niovemenlt he said; On niy return to Ackley't saloon rttrlck Lanntin tnd Tnomss Uorentt were tnerei last law main In North Fim and 'ut tlreeu. I anted to be near tbe engine m can of in Harm ol lire. I did not hit Uast that Dliht tfirr I left the lalooni had no chin in mr hand that night tl Hit know nothing tut will tid In finding ont who hit the mail clan. Am mil attached to my engine and doing duty. Dlstnct-Attuiney What time wai It yon left the at loou? A. At twenty mlnntes to? or 11 1 went np (Irtnd to Fifth, ui to North Flrat, up North Mm to Second, and then to North hcvontn. to Mr llghe'a house j did not stop am whero on tho wavi cau t say how long I slant 11 riaho's, 1 suppose.tcn or flf eea lulnutei, Wo went to Trarey's ssloon, about a block away to get oysten. 1 give no piovocatlon to (list to make him sir kt me. After he tlructc me 1 did not feel very pleas tntly toward blm 1 atlcd Keyser If bo knew Uu uean. I sutu"S 1 was a little cxeite'1 at the timet 1 fell -tlii'if'l was nlerdlng at the timet fell ligo getting square with hluu that was my object In making ihu Inquiry, do not recollect telling Iti jitr I'd grt t.iuain with (lass. I lold Ksj.cr if he did not have hla shield on I thought 1 could ncklhlin. 1 followed tlt out of thesaloou for the nnrpo.e of tein'wing i.ieflithti ctu't sty (lau was much under the tuUueuoe of liquor 1 wit a UlUe so uiyielt, what 1 wiiMAMsuiTinii qahin saw. The next witness, Jjiw s Wa'sn. jt a eoutli of 10, snd hla pur nts live- at SI' First ttreet, Willi ims burgh. He said; Am a newsbov, aud sold all tho morning ranert. On theuisbt or the muriter I sh ut In a limit er yard at First and Water streets 1 was in t-niith Mci-ond "U the corner ol First wheu I saw uu r.r.t of the dlitlruity saw t big, tali man go 110 South First street, mid then aawhiui irturn with a stick In hit hand, llo came along Kirst street lo bouth ht-cond Two men ware standing on tha corner ot gutilh Beoond ami First streets. The ull man wilted up to them, aud I ta him hit ono of tho men on the corner, Tne man a no wss nil Uien le I down, nod the othen all rau away 1 out man ran through Water street, and tut other through First, lhe ull mtn whlalled, and then law twooener men coming t one cime Irora Water street ana the olhor from First street. The mtn thtt wit with Usui riu nwav toward llrooklyn 1 oue of tho others ran uu Houth Second street, nnd the mtn llli (lata ran nloug hirst towtrd South Filth street 1 the tall mau ran up (Iran.! street lliu not notice the tali man's hat, It wat not 1 hub ait ht worci noticed he had a mous tiche un hit face, bimki 10 a bo) named lliirni 01 ihlt ma.t-r two dtjt tricrwird did not tell the police, tlrslil I would net arretted. The tall man wore i snort sacs coat Was going lo Now York for naport lhat inoi nliiir- Am sure the tall man had a slick ot toiut kind luhia hand, tux stokt or the uprper. Crosa-extmlned- lly ftther llvet at il? First street It Is about two week! since I havo been al hla house, Don 1 live anywhere now Have itami In a luuilier ytid at night lately. Oet In tin ro betweun the lumber waa not homo on tho nUht of the njutder. outwent there next nay. My father haa tried lo eel mo to vo lutin homo several timet. Hid not know Out or tho men who were with him. Waa between South First and Sonth Second Uriels when I first law Uois. llo wtt talking to a man near tne corner. They moved to the torerr, and Hood there about a mlnnte. Thoy were both on tbo corner when I aaw the tall man iirlke him. Wtt on tht other tide of tno street. First taw V.1 fonilmi along Firtl sirett from llrtad. llo bad uolbiig In lilt hind thto. I followed nlm. Saw bun get a Hick off 1 cart. He rame bitk with Die suck. I followed hhn on tho other side of the street. He went un to Bouth Second tnd First streets, lhe otbor two men were sltnding near tht corner at tho nine, talking to each other. 'Ihtvwere notsneiking tnarily, lhcy did not sneik to Um man boforo hi struck onet the ptrtles. 1 aa ttandlng acroia tho whv. Tbt blr mtn tail the olhort hadareullle before tho man tell. Two blowa were struck. All three wire fighting to gether, out the big into llrnck rtrsL Did um see llass titer thtt. Weni lUe.ro through Flnt strtel 10 tne A rATHtR CALLIXO till BOT A LIAR, John Walsh, tbo father or the boy, testified! 1 tin the itlher of the boy James Vfilt'h, I htve tried lounge t good boy of hint, but without avail, intra tried loutb uitee tend aUda. hut r.n maim bathing bbt abid boy tnd allvr nut of him There i nob-n. r ing wnat he says, nnd I wmiid not take Ins oatli 1 1 uny tnattert arm I run make ii.ithiin M nlm nnd intend to nave him oat np" ts soon as this ran Is ttnuiigh. The boy's, tenlmony was, however, parlmlli cor roborated by (lenro C. lie tell, a cirlnian. llo re cognized tho cart rang tt one of his, but did not know that he had lost It until told of It. He -li t n-l know where It waa taken from, but said he gei dai ly left the rungs In his Ctrl, which nn tho night of tho murder w.i standing In Iront of ibe sis'. lea In Soutn First ttreet, the very Pisco where tne boy s.i. 1 It wis taken from by the lull nun who ttruck Oass, nOW TIIR Ctfg WAS IIIJCOVUnED. Jsmot I! Iwtrd Hum! testified t 1 know the bnv James Ws!h as a nesrbor. tlemem Iter the time Dasi was killed. I wss then keeping a pnptr stand 1 taw in tne 7m that a reword 01 WOO had been offered for the atrest ot the m'irdoicr of (lass. The boy Wtlshctnie tnd asked melt the reward had been claimed yet 1 said I didn't Know, but thtt lhe Eollccmnn it the ferry would tell him, asked him If he new anything ab.Mt it. He said. "Yet, a little." I ssld. "l)o yon know the mm?" and he tnd, "No." Paw tho boy atterwards, and he tald. Did yon believe whtt I said about the murder?' I atld, 1 don't mow," lie then said, tvell, you mustn't, 1 was only Joking." lhat is all I xnow. CONggRS I-intCTRD. Coanere tald bo wao 7 vn of tge was born In Ireland I resiled at 174 North 811th ttreet; by occupation li a fireman j pkadt to the charge, Not guilty." He wo then formally eommlttud to swalt tbo action ol tbe Onnd Jury. Yesterday the Grand Jnry found a true Mil agalnat him, and his trisl will begin to-day In the criminal branch of tho City Court, before Judge MeCue. cjtixexb nsiTisa inn noss. Mr. Tweed's) Htrnlahllorirard Mnnarr f Doing Hulnr-A Model l'nlillc Officer Tho llrpnrltnrnt of Public YVorlit enn I' uro I'rvcr nnd Ague. A oommitleo of citlzcnt of Yoikvillc, contist Ing of John Foley, Meyer Stern, (lea. Jtmee 0. Wllsoo, JL W. Townscnd, J, O. Semou, Jsmes D. Cremsoy, Oeo. Cahn, Mr. Conway, Jno. T, Daly, L. De lleblan, Thomas McClelbnd, (leorge II. Kitchen, tnd otl crs, called yesterJoy noon upon the Hon. Wlliltm M. Tweed. After they hid woand through tbo two solid columns of offlco.scokers which were mnrsballod on both sides of the staira and the hall, t.tor found tborrstlvos In tbe elegantly furnished private office of Mr. Tweed, who presently came In, bowing pleasantly, and vUresslns a general "How sre you t" to Ibe committee. Mr. Foley We won't bother yon lonz, Mr. Tweed. Mr. Tweed You do&'t bother me. Mr. Foley Well, wo know you alwats gne tho peoplo relief when there Is any trouolr. Mr, Tweed Yes, If I bave tho power. Mr. Foley I hsvo known ou to Elve relief when you did not have tbe power, Mr. Tweed. Mr. Tweed smiled. Mr. Foley' stalod that there were a great many stagnant water ponds between Seventy-third tnd nigbtlctb strcois, and Filth avenue and the lVist Diver. Tbe public health demanded their Imme diate drainage, tnd tut commlttto would ask Mr. Tweet to order tbe work to be done. Mr. Tweed, pulling bit tbcctacloa on, read quietly a statute aloud which authorised the Department of I'ubllc Works to have such work dono In casus of tanltsrr necessity. Tbe contract had already been advertised for, bo tald, snd tho bids would bo opened next Monday. At for the vicinity of Nine tieth ttreet, he would proceed at ouco to the work with his own forco, Mr. Foley I Just wtnt to isk you one thing more. Will von bave the land filled np at soot, at It la drained? Mr. Tweed Oh, yea, Immedlttely. I with yon would put this tn writing, for I mav forget It. I alwiys say whenever any work Is to be done let tho sprllcallon bo made In writing. There will be sure to be no mlttako then, you know. Mr. Conway proteeted aialntt tho work, lta re presented propertt on tho line of the proposed drain while the otler gentlemen did not. He axkod sir. Tweed to glvo him aud tho olhor truperty-onuon tu audience. Mr. Tweed Can yon get them together to-dar Mr. Conway lean be hero wit., lueni lo-tnurrow. Mr. Tweed Mn. Tweed 1 stepmother Is dead; ao I shan't come hero for perhaps tho next two or threo date. Mr. Foley Interposed that no matter It Mr. Con wiv't properly might suffer, thu (Ubllc health wat tl u more important of the tno. Mr. Tweed Well, I havo been ln tho Department of Public W'.rks now nine or ten years, an t have never ytt had a quarrel. 1 guett we',1 harmonize thu. Mr. Towntend Mr. Tweed, I want to give yon a word ol enronracemcnt. 1 and my wife had to take qnlnlno and uther medicines Hilt morning tor the lever und auo. Tbo public health Is lu Imminent danger. Mr. Tweed I can cure tho fever and u;ue. M'n Importer- How r Mr. I we;d, smiling Do you want to put It Into Tits Sun? lleporter Yes. Mr Tweed For Heaven's sske, tpsre me. I would have all lliu peoplo llvln bctweon San Fr in Cisco and ?vew York, and between Now Occam tnd llotlon, bothering mo to-morrow lor a pre scription. Mr. Conway proceeded with hla protest. Mr Tweed 1 guess wo shall gut aloo;. Mr. Conway Will yon glvo an audlince 10010 time? Mr. Tweed Yet, tny time Just at preacnt I have a death in the family. And w th a courteona "flood morning, gentle, men." snd a polite "Don't mention tl" to their thanks, lie went Into his room. The committee declare they got more Irom Mj. Tweed than they ihoinsclves expected. YVorae than Ibe A. II. Siepheue Interview. To tat JOur of TU Bun. Sir: Tho oVeri York Tribunt of yesterday's date contains a sensation report referring to co.ln slon between criminals and detectives. That part which refers to mo is a fabrication from beginning to end. Somo time ilnco an emaciated individual called noon ma and banded tno the following, written npon sn unpaid washing bill! J. w. Mima, JfVic York Trtbuni. Tie opened tbe mil by tiring be came to apollglte for bit libellont account of my arrest, offerod a few anatbetnaa agalntt Mr. Dana ofTuR Hun for gen trouily publlihtng my card of denial, and offered to mtke the amtntSt honcralU by publishing tnr further ttatemcnt I might bave to make. With my uenal good perception of human nataro. I wis en abled to read tho fellow at a glance, and declined to furnish htm any food for sensationalism, liut for the protection of the Sheriff, who has Interfered to save mo from further penectiun, I should bo run to death by detectives, interviewers, and other blood bounds, 10 whom, ss you can imagine, I tui not very communlcttlve. If lean ever gel the trial 1 ask, tnd which I very much doubt obtaining, I will prove tbe statement of this icrlobier to bo mtllrlonsly false, WILLIAM A. OLOVEll. tiurroLK Countt Jan., IIobtox, June 31, 1&7L In ho One ol Them t lo tht Adifor of TU Sun. Sim Having noticed your list ot the relatives ot Orant who bold positions, and remembering lhat ono Alexander Orant, Jr., was Indicted with Match ford snd others for uofrsndliig the Government out of nevrly a million of dollars some two yrtrt ago, and knowing tl.o said complratora l.nve nol been brought to trial, but team to bo screened. 1 take thu llperty of asking whether the said Omni Is not a memuer ol the faintly, and whother Hut la not tbe reason thtt thlt prosecution hat been allow od to go up In tmoko J Y'ouw respectfullt, Onk or Many Tax I'ayihs. New Yonir, June SO, hcllllug the North 1'aclflc ltntlrnnd Country. from Uif m. Jiul ISnnttr. Tlio roadi loading to tho I ted Hirer Valley sre literally covered with emlgrtnt wagons, will their usual acrompunluteutt of lauillict, furniture, and stock of ull kludt. Tbe wagon roads from Sauk Centre to St l'eler show dally secession to the rust caravan wending lit wuv to the fertile regions ol Northern Minneiots, 'lhe extent of tbe great In coming tide of humanity can bo btst estimated on the nista road beta een Alexandria snd l'ommo do Terro. Two hundred wtgont ptr dty pass ov ir this portion of the routo northwest, tnd the camp tlrei are teldom allowed to go out a fretli train of emigrants arrlvea almost at soon an Its prelccostor ma resumed Its marrh. A notlretole leature of ti.ls yetr'i emigration It lit quality the wagont come loaded with nouithold goods and farming Implo. ruente, and are followed by herds ot cattle and other stock, which in quality would do credit to any country. A New Hove tu the Democratic l'arly. romiAt Commtrrfaf AdttttUtr A correspondent from Albany writes to inform us that thu cousplra tors agslnst Hoffman and Tain tniuy had a gatherl ng at Albany on Salurdry. He rurnlshes the nemoa of the followlqg well Known Uieeie-press and haymow politicians, who were present at tho "Secret Council in room N" 37, Doltvin Houao The Hon. Delos UeWnli, O wego; tlio Hon. C. F. Norton, PI tttsburgh Sena tor lurdenborgb Senator J.irvl" Lord, the Hon, tl, D Loid, Col. Frnnk Lord, tho lion, Wlll.trd John ton, tho Hon. Calvert Comstock. Col Muller, lien, (loo. LI. Magee, tbe Hon, Isaiah Fuller, VI W. Wright, Judge Comstock, and tcversl othoii, Our corre pondcut doet not clearly Inform ut what the tctlon of the couucll was, but inlunaios lhat It was to or giulze Willi a view lo secure the coutrol of the next buto Convention. 1 his cabal is known as bo In,: mide up of tho followers of Seymour and Cliurci. They may attempt to mako light against T.imiiianv, but when Sweeny and l'weed assume tho toggeri of ('apt, bcolt, and go for them, "the cm-est -prist and hai-niow" chapt will come down Just likt that tame old coon. Sto If they don't. Tlie Fourth of July is approaching, and boys aro hoarding their money for fireworks. There Is a new itylo ol torpedo which prourlica to be very popular. It Is of the ilxe, thipe, and color ol a sugar Slum, snd a big boy can readily past It on" on a little uy lor oue, When Ibe little boy tries to chew It, It uxpiodes snd blows all ins teotb out of bit mouth. It Is Hire to bavo a grtat salt. THE IMiKSlDKXCY. orricn.noi, Dints' va sin hats. For l'rcmhnt USELESS S. GRANT, THE PRESENT-TAKER. jlclAtion.s, of UsclcH S, uliom tlie oilier Office- holders wnut toltcnonilnalc along with lllm, I. Jese Hoot Onnt, President's fit.ier, Post master at Covingn-t, ley. II orvll (Irani 1 resident's b-orher partner with the olh'Ctor or Hie fori at Chicago 1 expec's some thing very 1001I trier tne next cieci 1 in. III Frederick T Int, ITti1cnt't father-in-law. Claimant of Land at Cnrondelet, Mo. eachred by Wilson, lite Coratnlt.loeer or the l.a-tdOtfleei hit tint yet got tno liuds, but hopes to get them after tu; next election. IV. Iter. M. J. Cramer, President's brothsMn-ltw, Mlnlsitr to Henmarki ooght to lw made Mlnlierto Uerlln wltnnut wining tor tne Presidential election V. Abel KaihtxmeUorhln, Fretident't brother In law, negnmior or gold tnd reti esu e steuittions wiu James Flsk,Jr, and Jtrdonld- his notmidcmnch yet bothopet to titer tbe neit eler'ion. VI. nrevctllrle (len. F T pent, rretldsnt'tbrother In law, Chief lister it tho Kiecnuie Minslnn, VII. Judsie Lonia Dent, I'rraldrnt't broeherdn-ltw, Connscl for t'lilmsnlt before tho t'roildent. Fees elt mated tt f to too a yeari cxpecia to make more after the next election, VIII. Oeoreo w. Dent, rretldent't brother In ttvr, Appraiser ol Customs, han Francisco. IX. John Denl, rresldent's brotner In-law, only Tn dlan Trader for New Mexico nndcr Indian llareaa t pure worth 1 1 10,000 1 yesr. X. Alex. Sharpe, rretldent't brother In law. Mtrthal of the IMsirirt or ColutnDit XI. James F. Cttry, I'testdent's brother In law, Cot lector of the Fort of .Sew Orleans place wortn 110,001 a yesr. Jell. James Longitreet. President's brother lo-lawl consin, hnrv ever ot the Port ol New Orleans. X I I I Btiaa llndton, Preildi-nt't own cousin. Minis, ler lo Uustemala. XIV Nat. A. Patton. Pr.-sld'nl's brother In liw third cousin Collector of the PortofdnivesDn. rexas. XV tniindoll Itoss. Presldi-nt's own cousin. lerk In the Third Andiior'a office, Washington 1 hoses for something much better after the next election. s XVI. Dr. Addisnn Dent. I'resl lent's brother In taw's third couHn, Clerk In tho lleglsier's office, Treasury Deiiatlins.it, Wtihlngton 1 Initio Ids menu wl.l be better appreciated after the next e cctrnn. XVII. John Simpson. President's own cnntln, See. ond Lieutenant, Fourth Artillery 1 promotlu 1 hoped tor after March 4. 11.1 XVIII. tleorge II Johnson. President s mother's seo. o-id cousin, Assessor of Iiiernal Itcvcnae. Thud District, Ohio t hut.T thlr.es lonred fir. XIX. It. I. Vvinsni, i'r.-slilml's cousin's buihscd, Pottmasisr i.f Newport. Kir. read) Tor a hither n ace. XX. Miss K. A. Msgni irr. President's brolli r it law's tre nd couini, Ceik lo Uen. bpinm-r't i.Oice, Tressury Heparimenl. XXI. Oliver W. Hoot. TrssidenPt mother'! grind nrpliew. Assistant District Alio, ney, Cosmgion Ke. 1 would not refiuo to bo District Attorney after tho neit election XXII. A. W. Ctiey, rri-sM-nl's brother In-law 1 own bro'her. Appraiser of 1 11st ms, New Orleans t gnod pltee. and wants to keep It. X Kill. I'eier 1 .uey. President's hro'hir-in 'tw's own brother. Poslmniter it Vlcushurg, Miss. ot as gool a pltcc at be would lite after 141! Popularity nf the Fnrinert und .Yteclinnlcar Cnndlilntp ou Ibe Iticrenac. Cone-pondenco of Tho Sun. Kimoitom, Friday, June 23. My former com munication did nol convey one-ha.f tbe force of tbt Greeley movement. It has literally iwcpt away at with the breath of n whirlwind, all party lints as well as the pet pises ot the politicians. Kvcn Ut destruction caused by the terrific storm w Men patted over Hut section a few week! ago Is not to be com pared to the havoc in hopn and imbltlom wronjhl by the hurricane of enthusiasm which tbo usme of tho groat and gnod Mr. flrcclcy hat aroused, The political wire pudert aro dumbroutrlcd, and Hind aghast aa they vainly endeavor lo warm late llfo the dry bond of party. The situation li.n evi dently alarmed Oov, Hoffman, who Is shortly ti come among ns, ostensibly lo visit the new Over look Mountain Houso on the CalsklHs. but tni krowlns ones consider It one of Senilor Harden bcigh's shsrp tricks lo recover tbe Governor's lol jopularlty. 1 he principal causes of Mr. Oreelet's popularity In Kingston are n c liple of those little exhibitions of p'ay'ul eccentricity w 1th which ho Is wont at timet to delight 1'iu ii.ultitu le. As they h ivo nol found their war Into his book o." Hero! ec ions, and ts iii,.y so tptlv I'lusirite bit native politeness aud liberality. I have conciulod to e-lvu them. On Tbtirsdat c.onlng, Aug tl, lfitti. Mr Greeley doliwn-d 11 h dedieti ory udlrxas at tno openinx nf Music Hall In this place, lor waleli. to tho Bureeahlt surnrl'e of the Coinmltlea, tne philanihromst pro senied the rsoderl hill ot ITS, wi.iea wat cheerlully paid. Vpon the conclusion ot bis eloquuiit appeal in bcLali of tiiusle. thu drama art. nnd UP-rrurr, not to s.iy wf in uliure. too vast .tiidienco lelt tbt tail overwhe m-J wli.l tht grief of a thousand Nioboi 1.1 me louchinr end.-. ..I 'da pernralion. Al the eloo 01 the eteieisi' he was driveni t tlio residence l tn. (hiu-s, at Miliar place, whose guest no w.is.iuiii tm re tusseJ the nuht. ln the morning brnaktast was announced, bnt Mr, Orcoim did not appoir, he having arisen with tlio early bird, an I taking lilt extmietve wardrobe un der bit arm, without word or warning lelt the house, pllrimmed it to Hnrdout, nnd sailed foi New York in the Mary Powell. Tho courtesies thus shown Hie host and hostess have won for hita the lulling regard ol tho cnramtinltv. and st.imo him tt a infect ileiu Drammed 01 (.olltenoss; and it It not too muc.t to ar that, umn his olevallon to the 1'reMdentt il chair, tho loretan a-nlnssadors and pieiupotenu 11 let will be a enarte jusH eaterUuned, f win. out toward ta race or culor Tho Fariuero iindldulu In lhe Far Wrtta Lorretiiondenco of lhe Sun. Denver, Colorado, June 15. The text of Ut. Orielcy't epetch hat Just reacned nere, and hu caused tremendous excitement lu political clrelev People of all shades of political opinion are It ecstasies over It, nnd see In It bopeltil signs that tlit Farmon' Cindldato will lavor tr.e admission ol Colorado into tho Union. Tbe miners are especially Jubilant. Hilt feeliuj It mainly aitrlbuttblo to the Intereat Mr Qreele) took In fie mines when Len a few ycart ago, and to his liberal donation in aid of their development. Upon his arrival at that lime be was tendered that Hearty welcome wluck it invariably extended lo wall-dressed travtliers from tho Kist, The leading mine owners wailed upon blm, and callod nit attention to the tururisiag rlchnesa of the lolni hereabouts. Uich ono was so enthusiastic tbat Mr. Oreeley was at lost luductd to visit Central City and Inspect them. With shovel snd pan be collected a quantity of earth irom different p.trla of the mine. In order to test tbo goneial average, and wtt Ibnn reque-eit-d tl wish It himself, so at lo bo t.U slled thlt ci.-ry thing waa fair. Now. this proceaa is at best attended wilt no littlo difficulty, and it Mr. (Irveley had doiu very iltllu washing In hit da lilt attempt wat not a sue cets. The proprietor, who had previous!) turreU-d In hit mouth, along with hit tobacco, a qiuntity of gold dust, then beitn panning II out. lliir n; tbe process bo squirted time allur time tbe tooxre juice aa wtll as the guld dust lnt tai pan, whilo the groat nhllosoDhtr, tn inno cent wonder, stood watching his skii'ul int nlpulttlon. I ndcr these repealed moisten. ng ins otrtb lul Jed lar.cly f I 50 to the pin. K.ai. I tl the richnost of tho mine, Mr. llreeley dei.ire-.t to purchase, mil finally slru-k a bargain at the in .de rate turn ol f 7.0U0. -Mr (lrevlo hat slurr Int mi'rd his belief lhat tha former owner ni hod all t I outat tho drat test j but the latter insists th 1 Cure It not a solitary mine in tho tie uhhurrmi.d 1 1 it 1 as panned out bolter. The miners ar In 1 o-. ritl .luring the coming campaign Mr. (in el. e w llooni West ugiiu, at hit presence It a great -ti.uuluj V, prolltable miuing. A 'n I If urn lie .Moure Crlstn. .V.in rrtiwlteo VorrttpOHttnet hteiigo An' una, Alvima Huywnrd ts the hero of n ttorv equal h Monlo Crlstn." He Is a Verumntcr wl." i-i itod with a man named Chamber. aine in a g 1 isad which was full of Indications, but yleldi t notniug Unglblo, CI ainberlal to nt last went nw.11 on tolato, giving Hayward all bio nitei.-sr I In l iter worked at the thing for mun'l.s, and tn nuritd deeper and deeper into the ground. I ut .1..-1I.1S family were neat to sianlug, ml nts 1. VI him, and bo know of uo friend lu the wo. Id uipi Chaaiburliint. "My Ood I" ho tuld to this mm. wl.nh.t ii.-m-time been engaged lu ttock-iaieiu.'. I a n 1. a Hit verue of tint gieat strike. 1 know it I 1 1 111 give mo a Ilttlo money I" CliamborLtino had been on tho verge hiMil' era! Ilmet, and bo shook Ins heal sa.llv. HI had f '1.000, his nil. buried uudor a iii,ti.r. k u ai br, and li went and dug II un. "Tate It, old fellow," t.o tald, with I a.i.rni hearilnest; "do your best I" Willi thlt money llsvward reci'uinieneo.l, and no bad worked until It was ill H"nt.an l his niss were reduced to a bag 01 hems f r nourish ussL when to the gloom of hom t'm pri-emus orn biases! suddenly up tho AirnJor mine n at tbo richest s tho world. When this nun was iujIiik f liMMi a month, 11a v war, I 111 ide over to hit Irlend oru oer feet third 01 it. I'hamberlili.o retire I up ml I. MIO.Oul, and nii'Vi'd F.mt tn educrtle hit clnl lrsn, Havwurd IniiniK bacg the whole, Finally, rvia Havward grew tired, and he tola out tlio mine I st. ct eompiiuv. of which (Ion. t oil. in is Pit- nil. lhe inili" will nitku fLW.OOO tut thlt !'-i. ""1 I l ollill) Huld lasi Wook J I liu Anradur mine will bolj out longer than w I mill" A Divorce Irom n lllnoUlvn Polllli lnu. 'li.fy. tht tllOvl t Mi''. A suit fur iliMiice lull been inttmile I a.'.nn"t Mr. Frank cju ve.lo, the well known F.ith Dcinocritie pol.tn'i 111. bv hit wife for .1 d."' Mr. (Juitedo, the ili'iudiint, Is tiuu'id iu Hi" Oiilnniisioiii'i lienartnn lit, and has tiled a u ..u hcr of prominent po.itic.ai positions, iM'tuui.ni i,rJ lilt members ip in the old N 1. 7 "1 n.liiir.. tire company th it fruitful riiaiiulaeiori ol l no eratic leaji-r llo was un nnoelato of 1 1 m Spinola 111 1 ho Ciuiiiuoii uuiieil. n ,1 ropresen' of the tilth W aid. in leii. and is one ol n i Uuentl'al uicnil.. t of tno IKuioialic Ci'tnnilitee. IU-was also .11 one time ui" tl"' ent of the Con-y Ishnl Itanrml 1 untune 'I ho difficult) which guvo riso tn the mie-r n question has not been made pub ic. II 's, m" one of thooo inelaucholy iiisUiihos of incomiu' of tonipvrauioul which It wool I uot bo to I' e m 1 of either to Invt slUalo loo i. i y. Tlie ,',i aawell is lhe personal Irlends of the pstlus. to giving publlclly lo t ie sutij. it, and en 1 niatlsr of coufldtutul jiostlp it Is nut ipoken ufc

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tTTR STN, TEKSDAt, JUNK 7, 1971. L f foWlliniVi A ri.KUdVMAN. I jltl lll-t .J. ti'U'il I'CSISIIM I.ST f isimii. A jlmSeiiel ihi'tViiriitia HI .'llc' Itf-piHn-f ir I'HwIur "MJltp I h.r. li.-nl (.i'utiii !"-A ii I ntnri ill r i ii "l.iii. Co m 'nu ll, t w in., I'ui", Julv 20.An ititcrlirtK .r trial l'"X In Uilt cilv on the 7th in-tt. Jlr and Vt' C. Itiluii were arraigned 3o- I (,.t ilii' Hpni CIiiikIi (mi a charge ol eiiwlil.llng r." n l r. tic llrr J II. Tombr. H poe.r il r ii-vircn.l n nlliinnii had been circulating 1 r,n .Iciogaturv to II e character of Mm. Eaton, ,,.,1 i mill rcln'eil In retract tlirni or make nil Ki ll i 1 lit tm.Mt-1 ilm ho Ii.a I rtiinr.l ih retm to .t d ttii ding of the wnmnn and her huabind. nil mid "Hop" thorn out ol thr church. Falllnx to -"v sallifacllon ont of the ptoti slanderer the InJuiMl couple did what Ihey thought m Hit Beit lest ti.inr-.inTr hl.n a cow-hiding. For thli they tr fit oil trial. tr-epw'-oc opened tho mr-ellar with prayer and then r(n-'l Holutlona were offered chairing CeorgeC. Kalon with whipping, with a heavy whin, Mir Rcr II. Tombcs, and also charging hla wife Till, ulillaa and nbclllug Hie w Tvltli (natures and isiiogi "irt ttiu i oood oni, nionot, and tin thvitlore tt.tr be excluded from tha church. Tie panne wore then asked If they had any remarks to i. akr, when Mr Kalon stepped fur ward and laid It la with the deepest regret, th.lt with any ehowir.l ol Irntn, It can lie aild of me thit I Into brmgit reproach upon Hie ct.urch. 1 loro the rtbtfh. and have for yean clvrn frcoivof my tliue, meant ind It r" for Hie upbuilding of Ike Habhilh .rh.olatil church, and riDcclelly thl body. The i pt.toisUiiua which led to the aaaaull were lone continued, terautei.t, and exceedingly Irritating to both nnscif lnl wife, until, completely eiasoerat-rt, I did llir dee.' lorwllch 1 am called to trial. The eel nnchnall n an I upgeiillrmanly. 1 tin aorrjr fur II, and atk of tlir church foipvenet. Mr. Baton repeated. 1 nek your forglrens," and w..lked trick to lilt acat. Ilia manner and words wire gentlemanly and respectful, and hla face and voice belrart-d cunaljerable emotion, especially In bl' reierrnce to hie lore for llie church. Tbequoa Hon win then atked If tier were ant further r-a lurks, when im. tarox ko to nan rut, and Ir a near, treitiulona rolce aald 1 lie rbirre made ecalnst mc of aldlnz and abet, tin! rnjr hutband lu Utt Maaolt upon the pat.ir of Mr c .lurch. 1 have Ui aar Ihla, Ui.l In a momeut ot Inlenx' eiriternent 1 did make the remark aa chacae I. I am not ronecloni nf harinc made nr Keeturea wbatrrrr. Mr remark waa unladrllke waa wionf, and I am eoirj for II. The putor of tlila churoh tad roreclf aeter paeaed an onu eaaant word emce e knew each other, with the exception of hla replr In a remark 1 made to another peraon. She (rare ine Incident. Thla. aad tlila only, had ererpaiwod hleen tfirm. fhe nerrr harbored ao ill leolinj for the paator, tare her n Wile to hit preactiliu, Ttal Ihia reling l I frown oat or anr famllr afTalra mi ntterl lalie. The paator hud alwaja eiprea-d tie warmret tymnathtet, hla a'.uioet confidence In Icr nd(ment, ability, and in the honeatr of ner In lenti..ne, lie had citollcd and prataod her undnlj, and ia late aa toe laat of January bad publicly an aoooced to hla conxregatiou that he ahoold always kite ltrother and bitter Eaton for inelr ktndneso and hoepltalltr to Mm, Hmre thla pablle announce Hint they had but one lulerrlow. Then th paitor md tut vi e apent the ermlnz with her plcaaiutly u oau I. A lew daya after Una the wat lnforme.l lbt tliv tattor waa cuiiiui: her by nit uokt orriKinui.iV't epiTitits, ind maklni: tatemenla ent.rcy laUe and alnnder cot Hn at ot ce tent her danrlnvr with a polite r quctt ior an tnlerriuw U.at aiteruocn. Thla not irantod, alie a.!0reM a note wkint If ne had made audi auilemeuta. The aame erenlng a e met hit wife, to ffiiim alio auld t I waa mnch Ktlered to btarthat inch romarka and atatevienla had been made." Sf.e thounht U.0 only proper way, when Ciiftimlt-reUndintf aroe, waa lo aettle ti.em at haduuaiter, and arked .Mr. TiMnbea to requcet h. r huttandlo .1 awereit lor ny tnte-vlew or nie. She tent tl.ret timet to hta bona for au anawer to her note of tnqnlrr, bat rvcelred nnne. Irnli.t that the ropor.a ol hie baring ruado eurh atatetntntr and tiririL' ued och rbllhvta were true, the wrote a letter to Mr. Tom bee denylnc lletn aa utterly lala ind mallcioua.. Sue deme I tuat any euch conrera i Hon at reported hv hi' i, had erer under any ctrrnm auncfi. tatd between tbeui tite i-ipreaed i.er am t menl. crlcf. and in.licnatloa at III' open f il.rl ejiliui.i to Injure one with wiioui lie had never had a word ol conlrorerty. bbo alio aald to hlin, I aj the tem wicke t and inly cnouch to make tuch a re mark, the klndneta ba had received at ker hand! Itiuuld hare warranted Per pioU-ctlon. Uhe ac kn .wledgcd that her letter waa acrere (aha aald the bad a copy of botri note and letter). She went on to lay that the had never to tula Uay ben aLBwered or touke.l at or in an., way recognized by thia mail 1 hta all o. eurredin KetTuary. Hearing nior and more of hut aciudal. ahe had aked an Interrtew with the deacona or the c urch, bad aU(d the caae to them; aaked an Inrettigailon of the caae, ei pritted her wll,lnDca to make ample acknowledtte mcnt to him aad the chorch, If ahuwn that ate had done him wrong. Bhe waa adrltod to tie patient and watt. Next the waa Informed by wllcaaaea inert ptcaent that (be paetor bad avowed hla Inten tion to remain m Delaware until he had ruined tha rut. atton and elandiur of Mr. and Mia. Eaton, and "rLorpD" TntM out or rni cuobcii I Hire Xra Baton waa InUrrnpted by one of the Bitnil'trt. who raid It waa outrageous to hare inch chauva made agaimt the putor aad he not prelect to dclend himself, lira. Ealoa replied Ker appeal hu been made and urged upon him and tliia church lo aaiwer to jnat these ch.re, bhe went on to remark that the had their exurrai-ed to the rtcacona her willlncneaa aud doaira to criui; charrea of 'a,aehood aud alabder afalnat Uie paator. and call a couucil to luretttcate tbe caae. She had bren Inlorinud tlut other meoikera of the cuurch wre prepared to brine thete cLargca, and unleta Tomhca would leare at once, they would do ao. That II would be better lor othera than horaelf or tutUtnd lo bring the ibaraea, and thit ahe wat pre re tied from doinK but the did publicly aalc a lull Int litigation of the caae, Then came to her the Information of the deaperat length IBat thit man kid gone to In hit avowed Inteutton to deatroy her Hfiutatiou. lie had attacked her oh trader In T voir ihrmoci ataxma. IL.Iloj her rotcv aud Uaalnc lorward ahe con tinued; I did fvel that inch a man ahould be atruck to Uw rround T..la man, a minister of the Uoepel, avow lag aa .i purpiwc and oealgn lb ruin aud dlagrace of a woman 1 llolug to the deaperate length be h.d tocarr out thla ilealgn, publicly Ineoltini ner from lh pulpil. acndliaius and alanderlnj her upon the etrcel, In the ahopa, to atrangera rwillng here, In Columhtia and through hla con (relation, and finally aiuckipft her claxacter; rv'utlng every appeal guilty coward that he waa Ui meet bia victim. In any way to adjual the cate; and tide ualnat a wo man who bad done htm good and only good who bad opened hor doom to nit living and hla dead, an I whot hoapllallty and gentroaily to him bad been limlied only by her meana. All thla had ao mured and wrought upon bar ludlcnation that ahe had felt that uo kllOl'LD DC tTBCCK TO TUB TXRT OROCHD. Here the paitor'a frlonda were cicaedingly die Inn cl, and tried to anppreia her alatementa. it". Eaton ttopped a moment; hor voice, which had been almnat huaky, dropped to a mild tone, and ahe aontlntitil: Tun tl.no came a reaction. I aaw and felt that I hid done wrong. Thit waa not the onlv time tLat 1) indunalion luu betrayed me Into raahncaa. I've done wiuiig I'm always doing wroie and I wlah hire to aav If there la one In thla liouae, man, wo man or child, whoto feollngi I have at any time or In any way wounded, I aalt your forgiveueta. She lhanaeU Ood that walla ahe waa weik enough to do Wrong ahe wat atroog enough to make acknowledg ment!, She did not mun to go to her Judge with a known wrotg uncontested. She did coulees her wring, aud AtKEP TUCtn roarjiTiKin. Mr 1 Ealon aat down pale and trembling. Elam C. Ylntng moved tbe previous question, which waa arrled, and the resolution excluding the two people from tbe church waa patted by a considerable major ity, Among thotc who rotod In the affirmative wore persons who bad not been seca Inside the church for yean, and others who had been there but a few (times snd had never given a cut for the support ol she chorch or paator. rrevloas to this, on 11 y 23, one of Tombra's ad ntrers introduced a reaolution into tlio bahlath school, for tha scholars to vote on, suipcndlng Mr Elton from his III tile class. The Sabbath school re fused to paaa It, and the scholars and teachers by a vote of more than two to one njected the resolu tion. Thereupon tbe school was ordered disbanded. tui irricr or uu. towdeh'h actio b been that up to date forty nine members have left the church, comprising both deacons, almnat all the officers, all of the teachers In Ibe school cv.ept one, and nearly all the contributing, active meuiber Iblp, Others are toon to follow, At the next term of Court, which meets on the Hth of August, the Itev.Ir.lTombaa will be called upon to prote Ue alandera be haa circulated against two of the moat prominent and faithful members of his church. I A l.lltle Hrnr ul Hunker Hill. I CorreapondencaofTbefcun. IIoston, Juna 2i. Von will please pay me tlnepence aoiace, gentleman," said the old man who held the donr at the monument on Hunker Hill to a couple of gentlemen who wtahed to aacund the aame. "l ay J" raid the eldeBt. Why, do you know who we are I We are IlrlUih ofneera," "Ob I ah I yeare Hritlali officers, hey f Well, walk op, a-eolleuiMi, Walk right op. (lod known your aounlry paid dear enough for thia monsueot, for ye Iwt the nicest land under the no," nr.ti. rsrAir normtrs'r.i. Tl e iir tory t.rlck 11.W a ret IIMOiaal ?nti I from l:..rri.,nu lit 'Jix3. eie eold f eelttJay at tint I m hvt- hairfmum for t ic.cia. Tat noete ai. I lot i n ct -Me rAnffnlk it ao feet touth t.f Ktanwu tt. lot Hiaik, tcerr in ue K ..IT tn Caerlrt (Inatxer tor I) ti A.I' II. uly Imnirht he hene and lot on the nor h tile ol Tr:itt enh ttn.i. 1M feet eevi of I'lrei av fors;Oi. A t v.-aia' lran nf the tivft nti I Mi' imi th ei. if of renne II. iiith nt firth m.t, eto'ind rerrt aiA per annimi, vat knocked oiwn to J. ei Ii tungierrr Ki.109 eour iioni na tbe N K. .-nrnf r f Hiv.1i arenae ahd rntre(on.l liO"t helontfil.g to Mr H. tior ulrK, whi e ditpua.w.t tetaneai atprlratra te lor ItflVOW! inrie lott, B3li0. on lh 'ttt tide rt Huh avenue, tittwei-n Hltr-rri ciilh und rntr-elgtitn nreu, weie also aald at lirlvale M4e for 117 At. A win be arc 11 by advertlarmeat. ftlngce A Co. have an unrriemnaaler the I'roiilo'a Cillfie lot' tl M tiirat, Ihieglaml rova r, on ther4tr ant. A free tialn will leare root of Onimiirra tu-eet at EH n'ereek This prciiierty ta lortt,d on the Krte Karlway, an hoot's rtde trmn tne city. The money ri-alireil will fe duniOid to the bnlljing of the l'eoi.lo"! Collate aaiTMAooii Baniaritm llnme. Meiitek. Jr ltrother hare a tale under the tnihttarr to m. ir ic.w of ll eh. ice building low at ratroti,.s. J. tee adve rtttcminL Coart Caleiidnra tula liar. frtan Over, CetaMt. Ai. t, III, In, I,10, III, 141, in. III. t entail Cerar, SraniL Taw. fw n. eptit (oit. titnaaai Tta -ft tai w vat, et-fttai m,w, t'itiir- r.t J. -tw tha 1ftn. ran II -llniMttll MMU. n-.o. n.it- -rK 1 n. tt. tit, S4i.tM. an, set, an, tai, trt. trvta. Ill, tit. 111, III, ill, til, en, m, in, 11, tea. r.ti ll.-N.v 11, til, (m. Krery ttenmer that Icarea New York forKurrrpo It orowdtd with glttleraliked cltltrn 1 and every malr of pellicular distinction wti.i departa for trant a (antic countries la erowand with an eaay, and ot rnurar, rlrgant hat, furntihed by Knnt, the httirr, llapnv aie thote wnoee beAdi aro ttiaa decorated 1 At ttin Knot headinartert. 213 Broadway, corner of Fel ton ttreet, tne moat dettrabla baad gear of modern timet It now ander the eonttnuout Inrpectlon of Uie great American pnbllc A Jr. Ladles I attention! Save time, patience. JSC, by utmg Uauu't 1eily Lemon Sugar lutnektinr pies au.1 poddiu gt. Irte. nXAXCJAL ANti COMMK11CIAL. HoNbtT, June 161. M. Hut rery little inter eat hta surrounded the transacllona at the Stock Exchange to day, Ibe different market balng tame and spiritless. In rlsw of the late demoralization occasioned by Itock Island, tbla was a matter of tome comment In the atroet ao far aa applicable lo stocks, as It waa quite generally snppoeeii that no llltlo activity would be remarked. Ttoyond the ma nlpulation of a few epociejilea, however, lheo etpec ta lions were not realllod, there he lux a manifest In ditpoaltlon to trade tn either way. The Lake Shore movement carried up tbe price to HUM, and ucforo i V. il. the atock waa worth X aj cent, tor l-nmo-dtale uie, the tranefer haokt closing at that hour, after which the atock aold ex dividend of 4 V cent The rnoeting for a final decielou In regard tothe Issue of 115,000,000 new stock la set down for the 27th proximo. Among the reasons aaarlgaed for tbe flrmneaa to-day Is the report Wat only tt f cant, cash will be called up on the new tteue. The pool in Ohlos vigorously eustalned thai stock to-day, at the same time runaing up Westarn Unlen about 1 V cent The St. I'aul stocks were strong and higher on a small trade, aa waa also Union Pacific, but the general market closed tame though atrong. The cold market haa been tplrtlleea, with all the sales at lUSailt.S', tlio larger bnnliitta being it 112V. The lending rataa were Aat, and 1 and 4 V cent, for earning. The Treaaury paid out (4,000,0(1) on the July Intereat. The total clearings at tha Hold Exchange lUnic were $32.Sn5.aiO; cold hid encee. tM7,190: and currency balances, tl.0C6,Cc4 The following were tbe quotation": 10 A. at 1I2.S 1 11 M llt.S 1 1 P. it 11JK Foreign exchange ha been strong on the basis ol 110'f for prime M data' hills. Double eagles are rearre and In aotlve demand, doatng at a premium of 6-lit fJ cent, above smaller coloa. Tne specie export to morrow ia estimated at about tlVD.OiM. Tbe moner market haa worked ratlly to day, the more general rala being 3 and 4 VI cent, on tbe onlloarv MtoJk Kxcltange enllitral, while aomo firms whoee atao.liu; was not flrst-clate paid 6, The Government houwt were enppllod at J and ,1. I'nmo dicounta moted on the hasti of HiV V ceut. Government bo. .ill were strong and higher on active deiinnci the favorite lisussisin sell ing aa high at ll.'S. Tl.rre waa no poalilve feature to tl e market, wind doted atrone Henry Uiai A Co. roiit at iollowi at 4 P. M t aVhl. t ed. aire. C s. Cnr.4 lis hskIvsoi, reg.J.AJ His I11W ta. 11, reg HlH IHH i Aa. 1. ouo ..iKIt 115 i 11. iuup ..l,h tin VJOt. 'in. conn.. 113 liiw v.Ci.ugU AN. tut lt?H via. IX. coap.. ill vjt.vu. coup ..lus ut ittat, re.r imt tins ti. couo. .lias 1131. la-ux. roup 11OH ltcv Site. T. co'iD... HIS HISlC P. gold ooodi IJtH IS;H State bondt sre barely ateady on the Teuaenoeea at nWOTlS'. but firm on North larollua special tax at 1, and atrong and higher on Miaaouri Ca at tV4 Kew July roulh I'arolinaa wero heavy and lower at Cl f ilrook yn water loan aelllnar at VStt, City hank ahare were nominal. Itallroad boada waro In fair Inqnlry. and priC4M well maintained, In. ion I'actde nrata telling at VIH 1 Itock Itlaad 7a, 104: Union land graiiU, 83; and tin la of C C. and I. C S7S37,. On extreme quotations ew York Central stock ranaoa (romlW'i toWS scrip. Kl.StiW; lleaHn, m'tSlWii Ene, KHOTil. Lake Shore, lUKO lli,V; Pit'ahnrgh, HTnili". Ohio and Miaaia atnpi, tit,aoW Northwaalern cotrunoo, TxV'Q nxsthe preferred, trtU!';t Itock ItUnd, tlu.V fllllV: r-t. Paul. 60, (itv; 1 iw preferred. TlJiiS TJ. Wabash, fi'S&eft i Hannibal and HL Jotenn, cjilid; the prrferred, H'iiXlS i Delaware, latcr-a wauna and Weatern, l(itK2tuo! I'nlon l'nclflc, S0V( JSl'C and O C mil I. C, S.i X)V. We nole salt! of Panama at 60.V Uoaton. Hartford and Erie. Si and CL, C, Cluriunatl and Inr.UnaoolIt at 8812 In the miacellaneout lit PaciAc alall Due tiiated between 4IHiiH1,' i We n Union, fJSVa l'J llarlpoaiprelerrei, TStt QuUaatlver, liy; Canton, TJCtiO; Consotldi loo Coal, il&t); Maryland loal, Sli-U; Spring Mouutalu aelliog at TO. Eit riaa sbarrt were neglected LIctiLg pricea at S P. il, arm u. follows: 4 1 ia. at'. N T.O All C. ft r.U n' 1 Lac A W U IWV 4 T. CA U.CM. 11 t-'i'li II. A fine 1 W Harlem l'-V tl N- central .1(4 10b re 1 29 thiloo i-tcrflc ll'i mt( ,taaine lU'S HIS O. C. anail.l. rOH 30 H axeeuore Ik l(S a. ana tl Jo. Kr 84 "IbllU !XK tl Do pretUTM. tl R7K UUhurcn. 119 I law Weal U 1 TO Bi lortnMiara TH racmc Mali... liH North w lit... 11, VU Outctallvar 11 II H ilock la,arwl 1IIK 111)4 Mailpoaa pre,,. 7" JSJ on Wame.. AH tiarylaod Coal. BOW N Att-lfaul.. MS f)k (.on. Ccelol aid, to 4IH Do. Pre U'A 7 aaamt Ctnrret. so Oi.auM. aV,C 4 W. A Co. Ax HU 47 ITitcaeoA AHon. Ul Am. t. U. x.. M II Do,prclervd..Ul 1A U. tauua Itx.... Hif MH BA.XKINQ J.HD rXyAXCI.lL. EIOUT PER CENT. GOLD INTEIIE8T BONDS, WITH STATE ENDORSEMENT, Te undersign' ed ofTor for sals a limited ataouot of First atorteage llonds of the alooteomery and Euiaula Uailruad Company, epdonml by the 8tata at Atspama, bear ing eight per camL Interest in gold, payable in flew Vork, March and September. luge limited to itO.OuO per mile on Sntabed road, Ample fnudi have been provided for the comple tion of this road by October next, and the funds for meeting tno interest due in September next have ul ready bean placed in our Landd. Tho busincaa of this road promises to be large and profrt&ble, and wa confidently recommend lie en dorsed Mortgage Itouds to those seoking invest ments aa both safe and advautaxeooe. Price, for the present, W and accrued interest. OEOJtUB OI'DYKE A CO., M Nassau street. NOTICE. Tlie intereat due July 1, 1971, on the Uonda of the Alabama and Chwitanooga ltailroad Company, Indorted by the State of Ueorgia, will he paid by the Slate on and after that date on tne aur render of the coupona at the Hanking Uoulu of Henry Clans Co., SI Wall meet. IIUFUS D. 11ULLOCK, (lovernor ol Oeorgla. NOTICE, The qnarterlr and seml-annnal Interest due July 1, 1S7I. on the llondt of the SUte of Geor gia, will be paid on and alter that date on the sur render of the i-oupoua at the Fourth National liauk. KUPUS II. IIDLLOCK, Governor of Georgia, NOItrHEItN PACIFIC KAILEOAD. On aud after thia date the Coupons due Julv 1, lfcll, 00 the honda or the Northern Paciflc lUUroau Company will be paid atour office, JAY COOKE A CO, June 1871, Nrvr York Markets. IfoxpiT June ai. Klou ant) MaaL With rr celpta of 19 OHO bhli., buyera were diapoeed to bold or, and tho niaraet doted weak, though without quotable oeclluci aalaa auout 8.100 bbla. lire d.iur and corn meal quiet. Wrquotei bnpernn. V bbl., II 4aj5.f.J 1 extra state, tfljajltUOi extra Weatwn common. 14.15 (.tUMi extra and doukle extra Weatern and -t. Louii, dura s 73i Houlntrn ihlpnlng eatraa, 14 rraaf 1 1 Boutk rru trade and family l.ran.li, I7.W- la.a-iirye Dour, uper snd eitra, t4 7WX3i5 cornmsal, Wastarn and Bouthern. MlOutVUJ. rloiDBixa-Pstroleum waa quiet, but firm) 4 300 bbla. refined for June tokl at JSWci crude, Mho. Uualn waa dull at 1I.7K.73. Kpirtui Itiri.eiitlae wss steady at fc. Tallow null at (so. Whiskey waa entirely nom inal iu pnre. Pragma were higher 1 to Liverpool by ttutin, grain, sasnd 1 and to Ulaagow, wheat. tai. 1 orv ih The market on tin. tpot wu dull aad prices He lower taiei ot H balee (Including (11 forcoa- uini.ll. ni at aor. lor middling uplaodt, and l4o. for lowuudd 11 ir l or Intuit dtllvery there waa a 1110 1 eratu buitopi at lower prteeai aalea itace osr leaf of t m balct, cl.iilng at lvc for Jane. U e, for July 1ikc for hcjueaibar. aud WHc. for October. OKCXBKtaa Cotf. o wat dull aud tuichanrodt Rio, IS-ilSHc, gold, dutv paid. Him and molataes on changed Buiiaralww waa fairly active, aud pricea ate Heady at ViiuVkc for fair to stood nnnuigi aalra of 1,900 hhdt. attlltw lor t'lihai alto 4011 noiea on private ternui rtOi.nl wai iwady at lUUXc- for hud and 1J UWc. tor toit wtnia i'aovnioka 1 oik wu dull and unchanged 1 tales of 1 aw bl.la.. Auguat, 119, wnh aJ.ikUlng buaineas hi msit at IttlKalll SIX. ilrei dull and nommaL bacon dull at lHa)c forthort rib and long clear, ami c, fur tnori cieir. Cut meaU were quiet at IMISo. for tmoked hams, and U18c. for pickled do. Dreeted hogt trnier at tolc. Lard Brmeri Vilern.on Uie spot, haw at loc.) taiei of 1 jw) lot. for July at lOKc., HI and 400 tee. cut at t)M. Dnlhrr quiet, asd cheeke rrry firm tIMAi-efnesi ras )atitcitre, aaid irpiiag closer! 1c. lower 1 tnle Vim huah. at l lill KH for So. J apnaa. llButfi wkHt tvlifomlit. aht tl.Wi for amllcr 1..U' io Data 1I11I ami hoavi l.u.'t of vl, lll.intuat tviffi.' for ti item and BfTlc. for white ton 1. fifrn wm. in l.i'i itrtnan.i ill lr)c. (lii'l'ni al- if l..poo tu h. at 'iiifU-, fet M rau-ni nnted. sod Wt.tkp for do, yellow, iuiti at 11V for prims Wciern niixed. Ml rttoek '.narhrt. Nnw Yui.s, Mon.laV. June Sfi -Ttw freelpts of brevva yi-airidty nud to tfar were t'l rar Ina.le, or 4 hctd. niiini iam tor the wev. agalimt h 5 llt week lhe f ren eQerinfr were divided among th. tiuee market planet i follow! At tinmnnii aw. 2tr4. at Wtxmawkrn, lM; at HOlk rilreel, 1. 1TI1. Tne innrll waw dnll an.l weak at all ptaeea,and the eioca rontit itnt he doted out 1 ant ertera were no wore thaw on Krldet lt. Sow and taeu a hulltrk vaienld at irasisve rent on iitlfllit MtlinaleM dre edwrhcht, bni no holer Intended to pay nrore tutu KKd, at aj aai etrtetfy t.rmie ttoera were weighed at IHo 10 (Iran Sin e lhe crora rxt Ttdn ti nilr Texnnt were noJd at Stetoc at tt.i and the ratwre for aa ttw rattle war lOKaiiHc Not far from M hcwlTc aaaln iaotd at the rloae The receipt of tlirep and lemhe since hatarttar nitm orr 4.S1C, making tAa lor the week, agalnii IfJM lwt wrek. ltienrarirt wat weak at feeion0- V ta for .eor Mi Hart) to prime Bute and Jertey laniba, andSSCc. for poor to TTInre rheep. The largn errlva a ca radrea, nnmheflag I jrrt for the w eek, agatnat 3,971 lam week have glutton tae tnarkri, hd eVry ttiotce were not wanted to day at 4c, f. a while medium to good xtulk-led were aelllec at M IdMcft rows eaatrnne dwll at t450ff7!l eaeti, wltli anlea to-day 4t 4 ri-ry gouu rowl, calves included, at 173 60 each, ami to falrlth ao. at f Uoaek. irectlpta Were 113 for the week. Ine tecelpti t twins elnee Patorday were (B Car lea a, or H10 noti, makina- rJSS tor Ine wrek.agalntt 3(5 yrv last wera. There were no hoga offFixd alive, but drraed hogs were firmer, ana adrttrced t iWic. ta. lor extreme wetghn. HA111SB 1 ST K 1, 1. Ill K.I CK. utatirnaa aLUixaC- mta nir. Inn rim, .4 JO hen ecu. 1 Jo.Mooa tela... 13 to mna waria-TNi oil Btndy Hook.. lSiOov. liltnu. I tj.llell Oate 4 3U Arrlreal-lloanar, Jnne 5. ateamehlp Cltr of tlerlda. Vera Cms, mdM. and pals. Hteamihlp Nevala. Liverpool, mdte. and paai. f teamthin Wm. P. t'lyde, Itlchmond. mdte. and past, HI1111 Havana. Cardiff, railroad Iron. Hark ft Kosera, Antwerp, mdie. Hark ltrax Her, Hlo Janeiro, roffee. Xhr. Ilarutein. Cardiff, rtilnxui iron. Alio, the oiual river and ooaalwite vnatela. r. r 1 5ti5irttifi ctitfs. Pnr ,anlbrmelie, KreeJtle, and Tun an Uu5l.cc. U'o "Pfi tllV'rl MUIII AND rtlhl'KI.K Lll THIN It l rclitnie and liarmlew. rn-mrti otlv or tr II. I'KltllV. Itond at New York. Hold by irnggiFt evvrywnere. IlKIUilSUrOX, lloiritfTKfi A Cu., Agenu for Hta Pranciaeo. Dlnmend Eanf pmoiI Klnge. new aad hMttl fui deal na. Itrlitblr watches. cluner Jewelry aud illver watc at fcyL'IllL't., 17 Fulton at. Inamonda aapccialiy. Ilnll'a Vra-rtaMr HlrllljiA 1 1 11 1 r llrnewar clcautft tbe head from dandruff. Utve it a trial. MAMttlCli. AHKKTTE-MlMtRA -On Div. ?S, 1H70. at the real drnre of the Ker Dr. Carries, at the l)r Kalnar. M. Y. t'huich, Mr tleorar w. Ameite ot New York to Uiaa Idah. l. Jduiray of Brooaiyn. Carda. DirOllCKD. KEATl.tO -In mil city. Jane ta.hr the Hon, Rich am 1. Larreraore. Jnoge of Us C'onrt of Commoa ileat, Ktleo Keating from Taoiaat Keattsg, HIUl I.kl(lll.-la Indiana. June 3J. by Uie Court rf Common i'lrat, Jercmiaa 1 tihatweigh from Martha h. ghaplclgh Married at Elliot, Me Dec, 23, UI3 wVltl II.-I11 this rttr, JuneT3, bv the lion. Illciiam L. l.arremore. Judge ot the Court of Common Pleat. Mathilda Werlh frem twig Wcrltu Came, adultery. DIED. CLINCH -On Monday. Jnne M. Margaret Cllnck, wlte of Patrick tlinch. a native ot the paiuU of Lavey, county Cavan. In the Sid year of her nee. The relautot and friends are respectfully lnvked to attend the funeral, from titr late realdance, 414 Welt llihit.. on Wraneaday next, at 3 o'clock f. M. IIPdOsK -On the Xith mat, Evelyn llegone. Infant child of Krully and tho lau Ororge llegone. aged II moniha and a dayt. ine relatives and frlcndi of the family are Invited to attend her fnneral. from the reatdenee cl her motner, corner llramhel! ar.and lloe at., llargen lieignti, ou lueaday, at 3 P M. 11H)MA,S.-Un Monday, Jane rS, Alfred Thomas, azM di year and 33 daia. Fnneiai from hit lite residence, S Pitt it., on Wed neiday. IheSXUi lutt at 3 n'clock P M. Itelativc and friendi are reipeetfully invited to attend. n lKHAM.-On Juue llcbccoa Wltcham, aged 1 yean. The relt'.lvrt and friendi of the tanifly are Invltel n attend the luneral. on Wednesday the &ln tntt-, at 10 o'clock A. M., from Uie realdance, 1W l.ail (th tl. 1 i- a 1. 1. llln Sptreil JJotit'i. hl'KP llOTlll,, rlltK ISLAM) IIEAl.II. The "Sunt Hotel" It now open for gnnals. Mr. Charles Wiir.atna. for tevrn yeari ate ard nf tha 1'arker llonte," llottoa, and late rf the Wettratn iter Ilitel." New YorK, will bave cnarge of onr cuitine. Ttiroturb tickeu and baggage checked via Fouth Kloe ltailroad, ltahylon and Fire Ulan I Itraueh IUliroa.1. and atea'iiboat tu Hotel Traint leave font or Itooee vrlt it., New Voik. a o'clock A. IU aud 3' JO P M. Tt.la tna 011. y place known wnere th ie Having the Hay fever." ltoea Kerer," reach Kerer," Itoae Cold." ele, rwipi Its irlodlcal return. llaihlag in the Bar, 00 a gently-receding, hard land btacn.tu imootn tea water, or turl pathjng iu the At. lanuctxean, the flaeitu the world. Flahlng fi.r blae and other nan untnrpaaied. Kvsrv peraon who net ever visited Ihu place anITer tug irom Uie effects of "Tever and Agse," hai.ln evary lstlanco, been perfectly retiored to health. II, B. 8. S.MIMIb. l'ropTlctor. NICOl, dk DA Vtirll.1, Cfl Hroadway, near Great J onea at,. Oiler a variety of patterns of filvsr-plsted I'orcelaln-llncd Ice rttchtrt. alo the Tilting Ice-llicner, silvcr i'latetl lltrry Dithia. Fruit S anda. Caiura, Spooni, I orki. and Sheiacld Tab.e LUU,rT- AWO. French China (white or decorated) Dinner. Tea, aad Toilet Beta, at Dergeiot-tnany of the aruclea bemg actually cheaper than before the war JjYUN'H MAUNKTIO INHBOT POWDatlt thegeaalne aad ortglaal-U the only article or thing which will detuoy Cockroaches, Uedbugt, Ante, Uotna. aad other inaecta. Nona genuine without B. LTON on red label. AT 713 HItOADWAi. nigheetpnce paid for aitmooaa. watches, lewrtry. gold, sllrer, eamePa hair thawli, titka, Ac and money advanced on Uie aame. Private entrance, 1 vYaahlag. ton place. HAY da .11 A IITIN'H HI.AOK IN(1, unlrereally acknowUiiccd the beat In lhe world. Vreterrea the leaUier, ooea not soil clothing, and glrea a loam equal to tha beat Japan rarnlah. Sold ny all grocers and laosacalera. wholala agency, 20Tulton St. Bt HI) lllONKb.-Naw method of curing dtseaaea of gentto-nrtuary organs, ear and note wluioal taking medlcmea. bend tor pampnlet, Dra. WKLLA A StILL, He. 101 West M tt. New York City. fimdel Drawtagt Kentucky State Lotteries. Klt.NTUCKY-Cxua Claaa No. 401. Jane A .all 33. 1, 71. J, 41 73. 30. 64, W, 7VM, 31. O, 34. 6. ALA it A u A B lira claaa No. S3, June t4,ut,t. 13. 73. ffl. B. 7L 13, 41, 17. S'J. I, H, FADUOAII-cia a No. 301. June 24. IBTU 04. IB. (0, 13. a. TO, S3. 10. ft. O, ii. 71. LKNTuCKY-4Jlata M i. U. Jnne 34 ten. TJ, 68, 41. 74. I, OS. 13. 7. 23. 43. 40. 47. lIMatOMa at cu. ilanagera. Covuigton, Ky. J. CLUTE. Broker, to811rotclwBy. T. O. box 4.WI. UUVAL 1IAYANA I.OTTKllY. ptCOn la gold drawn every 17 days. ITttea cashed and InftirmaUoa rurnlttied. Tbe big heat rates paid for doubloons, epsnlsh bank blllt, bonds, Ac Orders promptly filled, xjco.tfo-tuil amouat of prlxes sold bv oalncuawliig of April 23, TAYLOTt CO. Tlankera. 10 Wall 11,. New York. U Oobfrnmiif llltar ANNUAL UKI'OIIT 41 If THE 110AKD OF HEALT1I or Tin HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF THK CIIYOF NEW YOHK. April 11, lSTci-Aprll 10, 1871. UiaLTH Diraa-rii(NT. 301 Mott Etrhxt, I Maw Yobk, April 37, 1871. I To lit Hon. A. Oattv Hall, Mayor at (As Wu of Jfew Tort. Bin 1 1 bars the honor to trammlt herewith the An nual lleporl of tbe Hoard of Health of tbe Health De partment of lbs city of New Von, for Hut year ending April 10, 1871, with sn Appendix thereto, lly ordur of the Hord. KUMOKS CLARK, Secretary. BOARD OF nitALTH. comussicucgBS. Joteph 8, Dotworth, !!S"'M.Dlit, Commlstlonera. rhomaaj Uarr, Pteohen ttmitb. M.I). n Smu"" oYou"""' "e"n CommHsloners. JohuMullaly,' J President, Josaru H. HoawoaTa. recretary, IfUMoas L'LikK. rraautau ooumTTiia. Sanitary Committee. Com on rllre4, Cleanlo;. ntovannlCeccarlnl, M. D John Mnllaly, Ki.h.n Hiullh, M, I), Henry Binlth, agnm droit. Tliomal J. Itarr. Couimlllee on Permits. Committee on Finance, ktephen Kmltk, la. D Magnui (Iron. John Mullaly. LWnJamln F. Manlcrre, Uaarnua Uroaa. Tb..niat J. llarr Com, ou vital ftMlttlcs, Cum, 00 Law and Ord DC. Oiovannl Ceocartnl, M. 1.. Maainui liroaa, John M. Carrwdian. M.D., Johu Uulltly, 6lephen Bmllh, It, D, Denjamia if, Manlcrre. orncERs or tiik doaiid. City Btultary lotnector and Sanitary Superintendent. Morenu Morrla. at D, Health lnspoctora. 1. L Doraalnvllle.M. D. i. Philip O'ltaalov.M. D, 3. Wllltrd F. Dealing, M.I), f, W. llT II, I'uat, H. 1). a. Kdwartl it. Janes, M, D. i Chat. Y. ItoherU. at. D, 4. It lie wltl Joy. M. D. B. Henry It. Htilce, M. D. 0. k. F, UorrU. at D. 10. Augnatui Viele, VI. D, Sanitary Permit Inipector. Charlet H floooer, laapector of fureet Cleaning, Tlioruaa Coltinan, M. D, ltealiter of Keeorili. Charles P, ItmaeU, M. D, Appointed Police fiommistlnoer November, 1870, vice Matthew T Urennan, iralgned aail elected bherlfi, John 11, Carnocaan, M. D liealtu Officer ol tha Port. Og Boiurrrwul. Deputy UeBlaHrof BrnoriK J .nnT. Nun. M I). Attorney and I'.iuEael, JLai-vu.t. Vowteiroel, Knglrie r, Cnnrlea ii. IUwil. A'iaivt)ral Cncir.ltt. CNitlea P noailot. Ph. D. Chiei t'lork, Mrorge s. Iluttir.gt KKPOHT. TaYlia lion. A. OiOrv Wo". Maya of lit City ;Aie r.ii Tec Hoard of riealtn.of the ll.'illh Department ol ther ity cf Vea-rpork, reajaotfefly trantaittatia first anxnal report, wtlih Irclmlii a review ot lie pioceid Ingafromltt rrrganitatron, April tl. Mo. tolte ttfth day of April, Idit, brim a nerlo-1 of nna year. orciaxuation or tux noanD. Iy th Aft to tmeiXMOlte llw sural rorrramf nt cf Hi" Citi nf Now York" (Chap. 137 ul lhe Lawaof IPX)). I anr.i .ril 1S70. Hie clly of'.Vcw York waa excepted trdmrlK prwiaiehi vt the act eauliul Aa act to cre ate a trnnolltan fianiury District and a Board of llcim. therein for ttr prreervallon of life and health, eudleivevcnt the aiHUiadof dlieait." paatd Feb. lofld The tame act articles fourth and eleventh) creates a Health Department, and drrtaree thit 4nth drparuaent shall ben board cowrttHig of the Police Commlttkinera of the City of Nlw York, the Health Oftlrercf tha Port, and alio fenr officers lo he failed Commhatonera of Hestnh of the Cltr of New YorK." whorhaltbe appointed by lhe Mayor for a term of ftve years, two of wtiom mutt hare been practicing pln'tl cltni In nail city for a period of fiva yeart precedlog their appointment. On the tlh day of April, Uie Mfiyor. lion. A. Oakry Hall, bv vlrtae of the anthetlty conferred by the Art entitled "An act lorenrganlte the local government of the city nf New Yolk," made the appolntmenta of the Ileadtof Departments In the government of the Cor poratlon ot .Sew York city, aa ettalllihe t hy aal.l act. On the llth day of April the Hoard of Health ot the Health Department wit temporarily organised, there being pntenl for raid pnrpese the following named Police CiTamtnloners, to will Jot'ph H. Tlotworth, Henry Smith, Matthew T, Ilrcnnao, and Henjaraln F Manlerre 1 and the following named Health Coiiimli nonert 1 Bin l.. n Fmllh. M. D Giovanni eccarlnl. M. I) Mtgnui Giom, and John Mnllaly absent. Pr John M. Carnochan, th alih Officer ot tho putt In tho Km- fiorarvorganlratinnoflhe ftoard Cominltlnnr nen tin'n Y Maniei e wai elated l'reiaent, ar.d I'mmont Lira, Kc retari 1 he Hoard of Health, of the Health Dcparttiieni of the ty of New York, lurrec lnl to all the powers and dutloaof the Metropolitan Hoard or Health, ao far as relate to New York ctlv, and that the ncntaary t.ualncaa of the Dei artment murnt conttnoe to be transacted witnnut Interruption until a remit nent organic Ion waa eftoclad, tho Hoard adopted tko following rwojatlon; wfreil, That the lereral nfflcera. clerkt, and canr loreea of Uie if eun poll tan Hoard of Hea.tli.ln oCleo aud aomg duty re ipectirrly, tn the Olr ot New York, on the 4th ot Ai rll, litTti, ticciit the I'rtiidtnt, r-rcre-tnrr, c-'aniel Attorner. Chcmt-t, and anrineer of tthl II ard, be and arc nerebr tranifcrr. d lo the Health Department created by Chapter in of ibe Laws of 13.0, and they are severslir hrrehr anlhotltrd and antioiBted. until tBe farther order ot thit Hoard, to perf irm tn and for the said Heaitn Detartmnt all th dntiei, and perform all the tsrrioca whfarb they were reaKectlvely amhortied tn perform In and lor the Mcttopohtan Hoard of Health, not lc.coniuu.nl with, or eontrarr to the prorlitocs of said Clispter 137 of the l.awi of 1870." Tne Hoard wai permanently orgarrlrrd ontheJtth day of April, ltfO, br the election of Cotumlulonir Joeph ftoiworth aa rretident. and Rnimona Clark at N-cretary 1 and during tbe montht of April and May the Hoard selected nod appointed a foil eorpe 01 oft re re and clerkt lu puce of Ihoie temporarily retained br retolutlon of April th. oanamzaTiotror rrkxtri. OntheJ7Ut day of April the Board proceeded lo the organ gallon or the Hurranx prorided for by te.-Uon VI of chapter 1M. law t of 1B7C, and adopted the follow ing runintlent; -.'.o.ro(. lnat there ahall be a ftureaa tn thla da- rartmrnt. which ahall tie called Ibe Panltary laince Ion llureaui'tk ciief otleer of UJs Uuresu lhail be called '1 Hy Banllaiy lnipectnr hnolttd. ihal tuilli the furUier order of that Hoard, lhe tiiy Herniary Imictor t aathorlrcd to do and teriorm. and thai he uo and perform the teveral acta and matter which the Fanltary Superintendent of the Meirop 1 tan Hoard of Health, on the tin of April. lx7. wai aolhoritod to do and perform, notftrifonaiiieiit with or rnnirary to the prorMor.i of Chapter 137 nf me lwsof 1370, except each of tsld acta and mattert at thr Itcgiatcr of Ktcorua may be author'.ied to do and pertorin Rttolttit, That there shall t a Iturean in thla de panment. wn!-hahatl br cal.ed tbe Ifuieen of tlecorot 01 V'til siatutici': the ciiiefort'er of Ih s Hnrraii thail re called toe Uigiatcrof ltecordt.' In itid llreau thall be rconrdrd wlthom feet, et err Mrth marriage, and dsih, and all luquisiti mtot r. rone t iex-.' ting mote wnereby ajnry find adeathrane-i tiy nexltgcrK or ma.ir'oi.t hijury which than cccnr or oe taken within the City of Sew YorK. The record! and iapcrs nt ihn pertinent, an I of the Metroioliian Hoard 01 Health tranifeli.-.l to thli department b) act and ope rait n 01 Uw, n-iatinr tothe reclt'rallon olmarrltgea. births, aid death In the City of .Sew York.tt.all he in charge of it licgtner of Hecorda. After the Itegliter of Hecorda thall enter upon Uie dnl1t of hu office, all permit! for Uie mnoral of lao bode of anr dcceaitd per'on from the Clly of New York, for ttuertneni, and all burial rcnnlta fta4 permit! ror tho dmnlerment of the remalni of deceaied r.-ra nt In the Cliv of New York, thall be granted and tigned by the itecitter of Ite r.l. During the month of May lhe Hoatd orgamxed the "llureau ot ureet rieanlrg." nl ..n the in day ol Juno appointed a caul tr.cvr of tho tame, ruiPol lie the "Imoictor -if strict Cl "anlng." Tbe "Nanttary 1'crmlt llareaa" wai alio nrjeaulcj-d. a requu-rd by law and .n the ,VHh dtr of May Uie ltord a .pniprrd a chief offlcer of tbe tame, called the "tai nary Per mit Inspector." tux lixiTasv cotit. It being the dnty of the Hoard, Immediately upon pa organization, to came to ho coijwrmcd lo Article Klerrnth of Chipler 137, 1 awt of IHO. t' e t ode of Laws snd Itegulatluoi late'r adopted by the Hoard of Health for the Metropolitan tiaaitarv Dletrict. la be called tbr "hanttary Code," the Hoard on the nth day of April adopted the following rneolmton 1 "iStleJ, That a committee, conilitlng of fire mem bers of t'.li Hoard, be appointed to prepare aud report for the conalderailoa of the Hoard luch a modification of the rode oflawa and recolationt adopted by the Hoard nt lie aim for the Metropolitan Sanitary Dittrlct. and in force on ths lib dar of April. 1CT0. aa will con form the aame to tae Klerenth Article of Chapter 137 of the La 1 of 1870. together with men additional pro. rttlont ror the tecurtt) of Ute and health la the cltr of New York ai to ihem mar teem expedient, and to ape. clfy tuch dittrlbution of puffers and duttea to the members and amploynua of tne Hoard at to tbe aaid comm.llee mar teem appropriate." Tho commute appoieied under the snore resolnUon ronmied of Commliftoaeri Ceccarlnl. n, Hmltb (lrot, Hrenoan and lanterrr, and taid curumliu-e wai au thorixed lu secure lbs eerrleee ot A J Vanderpoel, Eaq aa eoar.iol in the coutljiralion of the mallei 1 re feired to the committee, and tn the preparation of the report. Ontheeame dtylhe Board adopted the following retoluilont JiMottKt, That th ttnlra and RegalaUona ot the Metropolitan Hoard of Health in force on the lib ot April. IKTO. ao tar as they are aet rrepawttrely lu con flict or loconitateit with the prorlilonaof Chapter 137 of the Lawa of 1S70. ahall ba, and are hereby extended to tne Uealih Department and the Hoard ot Ileal n created ay last aaid act, and to the afflcirs. rlcras, agenta. and emploreea of aald Health Department and of last aald Hoard, iu far aa they are applicable thereto vrapecltrely. until the rnrt her order or laittald Hoard." The Itulea and Kegnlattona abore referred to were re ferred to tne Rprclal Committee on Sanitary Code for luch modlflcauon and amendment aa ibouidiocm to be nrcraaary. On the 18th day or May the Sanitary Code, as reported by the Couitnillec, waa adopted by the Hoard, together with the Itulea and itrgulatlona aa modified and amended. On the iame day the StandlnglCcmniittcea authorised by the itulea and Itrarulatlone of the Hoard were appointed by the Prraldent. axvtxw or Ttia rsoctiDtnoa or mi noann. The various subjects brought under the consider, tlon of Uie Hoard, and the reiulle which have f. Ilowud to far at ascertained, wpl appear Irom lhe icllowlug review of the proceedings of lhe Hoard for Ihtiear ending April 10, unit 1. iJtiUiuto of Vacant Lou Thli Important inbjiet hat received due coutidcrattoo, and under Uie oi.lvra ot the Hoard many vacant lota have ben relieved of ttagnant water. In cairs where nunir.cea ot this character could be abated by street sewers, the atten tlon of the Department of I'ublle Work! bat been called to the lanllary neceailtr of oomtructlng tewcra In certain atreeta and that Department haa promptly aff-irded tbe required relief. In other care it hat been found necessary 10 order vacant Iota to bo filled anffl cleuuv to throw the imiace water into the ttreet aew era. The mmt tvrloot difficulty encountered by the Hoard orcuri where Ike original aurface of vacant property li below tho itreci icwara, ami the nitnral water nourteaare cut off and otwtructcd hy ttie con. ttructlon ol puhilo streets. The Uosrd, deemirur ihu iiiijcct 10 be of vast Importance to lhe promt aa well as to the future tanltary condiUon 01 tho city, on tho IKHh day of October directed the banttary tommltwe to prepare a rc.ort on the value and necealty of a tyiiem of drainage for tannery purpoaee In the cilv 0 New York, and on aanttary engineering in conniction with city Improvement From Uie report preiared br the Sanitary Conimttteo (Appendix K) it apiienra that II la entirely practicable 10 relieve the vacant parts of thlalilaod from tttgnant water, although It may be ncceiaary to apply in the Leglalature for additional powers to accomplish that object, lnat tho built-up porttona of the city in which the natural watcr-courica baie hern olntrucled are moil liable in malarial and epidemic dlteaaei It a well esishllahed tscti and to rrlieve inch parte of tho city from ibta tendency to dli ease It a problem worthy of the careful conalderatioa of the mott acoompllihed saaitary engineers. 3 Strut Sncet4. C'wctiaru. ytieemcntt, t Whenever tt bss sppeared from Uie reports ot ssnitary oirlvers thsl the puulio health would be Improved or protected hy lhe com ruction of tlreetaeweri, the Hoard hai di rected copies of such eenorts to be forwardud to the Department ol Pool to Worki, with a rrqumt for the necetaary action. Ail recoirmendaltont of thla char, acter have reieived prompt attention from the Depart ment of Puhlm Worki, and Uui Hoard acknowledge! thcenrneat cooperation or thai department in ail effort a for aanttary Improvement. Obatructlona ot leircri and cnlvcrti. and defect! in ttreet pivcuienis, resulting In accumulation! of itagnanl water and filth, have beer, remedied by the Department ot Public Worki apon notioo from thit Hoard. A largo namber of or ders have bean Ittued upon ownert ot properly lo relay tldewalka, an.l to relet curb and gutter slonet 10 the establuhad grade, thereby abating the many nutianree 1 oiultiug from tne Imperfect manner in hlcn the sldu walk. curb, and gutter alonea were originally laid. 3. Strut VUamng, Tim cleaning of the atresia 11 on- Sucttlontbly of the greatest Importance to the public eulth, and muit'alwaya receive the allei. Ion ot tho proner authorltlea. On the tut dar of J une, 10, a oon tract for cleaning the atraeU of the ally of New York, for a period of tei years, wu mule oy the Coram!. tloneri spiolnled for that purposa by an act ol tliu l.egiilatnre palled Mar 1. latvt, wilh Meaars, Drown, Ucvoe, andKnapp. The contractors, for aipuclflad turn, agreed to thoroughly clean all tha paved streets and avauuts. and all tha ltna nd alien, aud all gutlura, wharvea, pi era, and headt of alliia, once m each week, and to teaiove all aihrs, garbage, rubbste, aud sweep ing! of every kind from the streets, every tweuty four houia, Sundaya excepted, and that a few uf the princi pal buaiurat ttreete and avenuea ahould he ewept twice or thrice weekly. That the cleaning of certain other atreeta, especially tlioae which are deniely populate I by the Indigent olastes. aud during the tuinmer mouths more frequently than ureqnlred by the contract almro referred in.taabaoluiclya sanitary neraulty, hat been tor tonic year generally acknowledged. To meet tl.lt f rost puf.lls want, the Lcglilalura. la chapter 313. iwt of 170. authorised thla Hoard to make arrange ments with ths onsMBCkof lor cleaning Uie streets for soch additional eleanimcof Uie all eels aa they should from tint Iouum deem tha punlto health to require. Pending the organisation of the llureau nf street-cleaning, and during tha negotiation! between the Chairman ot tha OomroHtaa on blreet-cleaaiag and the atreet cleanlng contractor aa to the rates lor th additional 7iork rrqalied. tne lloard aulhorlied tne City Sanitary uspeetpr to cause thoae ttreets to be cleaned daily In which contagion! aad tntectloat dlieties prerailed. aad to Unrouhir dlslnlcct tha maltcni of laid CVt (Hdbttssmrd. strrett. The ocd alto dlrcctnl the Clly flinl iwy lnapontor an! Die Inaportor nf rjirel-pn-tng to reoirt rha iweeti and xuxta of llrc.itl needing rliMnlnr m ire irvqawKir thin It ri nulled nr Uw atrmtltaiilng nouiraet. Iblt resdrt i rcceirel 011 ta.- 3J1 nay of Jrm,auidclw Hoard on Uo. lame day aulounso.1 Uie chalraaan of Uie Coinmlt tefn ftreel-cleaning to mw arranranentt with the ttlenl-clea'iing eeetrattor tor addtu inal worK at a rate not mc-otmg ti per xnlle lor aaca eJauiuug of anv atreet, or prt of street, cl.n.te.1 uytr man thieo timea a week, and not erceedlng J31 ner talc ror each clcatnna of any alreot.or oitof etrool rteaned three lime or lew pur week. He waa alio thtructe. tu make tv'tvv rcqn altlont on the eontrnotor for wot k, ipeci-fjIrurtiieerrri-iOtorJenf itroatt to booioaned and Aoic vftni they were 10 he cJeuied. To lecrtre a tnorourli daliy inipecuon of ttie aireets cleaned under the oiu at well at tbe new contract, Ute Committee n street cleaning waa authorised ta engage, dnrlnx the pleaime oltne Hoard, the aervleea of the neeeiiary nnmherof assmant lnper4ors, to report ually upon the manner In wniciithe wora wai performed, and any omil.loa. ""tn tart of the rontraptor to irfnrm hla whole dtrtr. On thezuh of June. In nntwer to a con-mnn.-atlon from me Comptroller of lhe city, tae lloard exprcated the opinion that 1?0,0O0 wonld t.a required, and ihotiM m railed to par the rxpcnie of extra timet Cleaning dnrlog the current rear, under teetlon 1 of chapter M3 of the Lawa of tein. which sum was snb. troentlr laereatedtoKMono. Under tne arrangement aridrereltrredtotlifl atreeta of New York, during tho enmmer and autumn ot the year laio. prraented in ap pearance of cleanllneet nprallrledln uie recent hla lory of Ihia city, and Unequalled by few, Ifaey.of tbe large townaln tne old or new world, Aod It Is conldenay pefiered lliat the rwnwkable healta or tne city dermic thoexlreme beatof la tauimer or 170, and the. ah tenoc otconiagioni aod Infrcltous dueaars nurtngthat Seiiod.WMdae.to every ooaiiderabl taot,totbe ntform clcanuneiinf theatreett. 4 Onrbape tin.t Harlagr tmrri. Ttie removal of ear. baire from the city It Included In Iho contract for clean ing tbe itreale. Ibe contract require! tatt all aanea, garnnge. ntantih. aid iwecplnra which maybessllv ered to the contractor, or that may be placed In barrtla. hoxoa, palls, bockela. or any other veiirfs. upou the sidewalk or In the front area, or upon the npper areaitrpt of anvdweliing honte, atore. or pnhiic bail. ling, thalf be removed irom the itreets In tight earn. To provide againtt anv neglect In the care et the garbage referred tn, the lloard haa, by ordinance, forbidden that It mould tm thrown into the ttreete, and made 11 the duty of every owner, tenant, lenne, and occupant of any and every building to provide sufficient and amiable hoxat, barreia, or toh for re ceiving and holding, without leakage, the aihet, rub lii'h, ttroage. and liquid anhatancea that may accumu late within Ihlrtviii houn In inch building. The Sanitary Code alto require that garbage-boxea, bar ren, and tuna Hull not remalu upon the aidewalka longer than may be nereetarr for Uie removal of tholr contenla, and that no unanlhomed periont thall Inter, fere ther.-with. Some Improvement haa already la-en made In lhe caring for and the removal of garbage! bnt the inbjeel Pt turrotinded with difficulties, and ilringent regnltttons In relation thereto sre nit eailly entorrrd nnieai cltltent realiee tho fanltary value of anch regulation', heartily comply with Ihclr pravit out, and rooacrale la their enforcement. On the uthof July. m;a. Uie ordinance on thit auhjeel ware ao amended aa to require that the aahea and run. hltn thonld not be plaoral or Bent In Uie aame veaael with garbage and liquid aubetanooa. The pnrpoae of thla amendment waa to caet the eeparailon of the a-hea rrom tne liquid and vegetable portion, with a view in render tioth pans naeful t for while ttie bud atance Crac named can be ssfcly sud properly need In filling stiertt andrnrAUt lota, the latter call bo tram IKirted to neighboring and sparaely populated district!, and there utilized without offence. Ttie danger 10 tint public health, present and prospective, to be appre hend d from thr uteot garbage lu filling sunken lots aud ilre-ti wl.l thus be enurcly avoided. Ihefallorr toenfurce this ordinance 11 partly dne to tho want of facilities on the osrt of Ibe c infractor for the removal of garbage in the manner luteudrd. hut It 11 cxpeetod tiialtuch facllluci will toon be provided. a. t AOfTn nrul iVrs. The condition of the wharvea and plara. which has heretofore been a subject of com plaint b Ibe unitary authorltlea, bat becu much Hn nrured during the prcaeat bear by Uie new lloard of pocki, organized under chapter 117 of the Law 1 01 1870. lly the reinoral of the obatructlona which for many years hsre been allowed to accummulaie noon fie whsrrrs ot the city. Uie contractor his been enabled to clean the plera and bulkheads aa required by law, to Ui great convenience and comfort uf Increasing com. merce and 01 the Uavelllag iodic The Hoard of Docks have suo repaired tusny of the old and dsoay tng stars, which were believed to be aourcea of dtaaaee to Uie turrouning dlatrlcu. And when applied to by thit lloard. Uie iame department hat dre tge 1 the slips lu which decaying animal and vegetable mailer had accamBlated from the rtteeharge of ss wars, and from placet of bun net t In me vicinity. The contemplated improvements of the wster fronts or the cur br tho Department of Docks will prove 10 be of Incalculable aaultarr Importance, The old and dilapidated wooden structures which now turround the huilucti portloni of New fork form a vail net work within which the aewageoftbe city, compute 1 ot home and privy fllui, uie refuse of alatighter hrners. workth.ipt, and mannfaciorles acctiniulalci, and 'rgolhcr wt h the watte ot commerce and the oon itaul lunni ol led'mentfrom aojaccut thore. lormt a ttiatum nf puticaclole organic tualter of great depth and extent Hy tne movementa of the tidei and ol the vcateia. this vatt Pel of 11, tb it conitantly aglutcd. Hi elemenu intrrmixcd. an.l the proem uf decompotl tlon th-reor battened Thoreiult It apparent to thoie who rrcquenl tho docka In tne auunuer aenon lu Ibe eecape 01 Imin.'uiounaotitlea of the mot-l offentlve and deieterl.iua stret. Not unirequently laborcrt along shore are corai'd. led to leave their work. 10 nltcnilve and alckcuicg ate thcae odora. Ine effect f iheae malath'Ua emanailona upon tboto whoia bu-ltirtt c..n'inct Uie .1 much tu the docka and the veatela at uie wnarvet la mott dttaa trout- 111 the tnmmer aod autumn lereru and fatal fortut of fever and diarrheal dlteaee are nreralent. lhe hiaiory of manr ei Hemic In New 1 orx ihowi that they et (her originated tbont the dock a or minlfctled the griatrrt lrulence anioug ihute wnoteowi.llugt aro In their vlt-1 ity. The effect upou the I unllc h-alih, alto, df thee juitaui diffusion of inch voiouiet of uox lout cae fro'u a large portion of the water front, it tni'M lujurl.mt Many o-itbrcaai of ft-vor, dr.ontery. aud no. ilar dl!eaii. In the mure central dutrlcu ot th city, hare Ken regarded at excited or greatly ag gravated by tnit 1 lurce f contamination or the air lhe only remedr againtt theaetanuary erllt It a tyi tem t doctt tnrti i are now projected, made of lui perHhal.le material, with a water tiuutpLeeeotlng a tmnotl turfaee to he Ihoronghlr unshed by the ttaei, am from which ail arcumulvUoua fruai teweri and other loured are coniuatly rvtnivcd. OPI'K'IAIj UOAitD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. SiaTxD hasaiox, Mokpat, June M. 171 I 3 o'c.ock. 1' II Present John Oalvln. Csq., Prealdonl, and AstKtani Aldermen Terenco Dnffr, Lytagnt, O'Hrleu. ttohln fon. Ilcalr, Hampeon, Udell, Pecner, Mnlllran, Cos tello. Harker. ltellly. Llttleflold. Dtirnln, Fsitner, liar ry,ilcDonald,lbomaa Duly, and McCarthy w. KSSOLCTTOXS ADOPTZD. By Astltte.nt Aldcnnsn O'llrlen-To permit the Dry Dock, r.atl Uroadwar and Hattery ltailroad Cuuipanv to piiio a lUrter't box lu Don! t,f number 73Coriiandt atreet, Ity Atilitant Alderman tlolllgsn-To permit J. II. ftohalrun to plsce an ornamenul lamp pott st the rHiribwcsicoruer of Eighth avenue aud Twenty-sixth 1 treat. Hy Aiititsnt Alderman Feltner To permit Sylveiter Duffy to flat; in Iron! of hta premtira on louth tide uf Flfty-stxth street, between Ninth and Tenth atenuea. Hy Attittant Aldermau Trreuce Duffy To appoln Cnarlrt Daly a Couiiuitalooer ot Denis, vlco James Caiy bhlfilcld, who baa failed to qualify. jiraoLrTiom hid orra. HyAiitstint Alderman Hoaly To erect one of the Improved dunking fnuntatnt on the southeast lorner of Deianoev and Cannon sti eets. By Amu tsnt Alderman ltohloton To nave Harrow street, Irom Fourth 10 M est ttreet, with liclglan pave ment. By Artlittnt Alderman Thotcaa Pcrlr-To erect tamp potti and place and light lampt in FUty-tccosd street, from hoe 00 a avenue to lUtt fliver. Hy Ateittant Alderman llarkrr To plaoe and light lamp aoulh4t corner Seventh avenue aud lweuty lilbltrret. 11 t lhe fame To build receiving bailn and cnlvert on the norihweel comer of T wenty-flfih atreet aod Teeth avenue. lly Anlitanl Alderman Thomas Duffr Topare Fifty tecond ttreet. from tiroond arenue to Itatt Ittrer. Hy Atilitant Alderman ltobtnton To place and light limp rront numnr to narrow ttreet. Hy Uie taine 1 0 place and light a lamp front number 43 vanaam street. nxsoLCTiosa rr.OM tub soaitn or aLnzanix hid ovzn. Ta permit the Btone Cement Paring Company te. pare the aide walk on ttie wet I tide hevanlh aveuue. t el ef-n Twenlr-elzhlh and Tweclyninih tlreeia, with ttoue cement paving, at tboir own expenta. I'eraiiiitug Meatrs. Irving A Son to extend r-iulti opponte numbers 206, -Mi, and 310 Halt Twentyewntn trcef. HOTIOilS, On motion of Attittant Alderman Garry, the rcaolu tlon repealing rtmoliitl.ut giving uie of preuiiti m Fiity-tilnih ttreet lu Uie N. I: Dltpentary. aud aiilgntng ute thereof to the 1'ollee D.'nartiiieiit, waa takeu fiom nle and rcplaet-.i in General (iideiai and 00 motlou of Ateittant Atd.'rman I.r-ight, the reaolution to pro vide compensation for the Kxclto tonintittKiuerr, at per chapter liO, laws of 111711, was alto laid ottr. oexaniL onpggs. Itetoluttona tn bull 1 n reiving batln anl culvert "n nnrlhwett corner ui Mmh uvt-tiue and roriy auvanth ure.-t to nag lull wxitii tideaalk Flfiy-flrtt ureet. between Flflh and H.xlh nvenuiwi oulh tide of lliiilv tonrth iiroei. from Ktghlh lo Niuth av.-nue: louth tide l'Mrd avrnnt, from Nicety to tine iluu Ire.l ami Second ttreet 1 to reset eurh and gutter ttona and flag Mangm m uiOrand to II011M1111 street 1 to place and lunt two lampt In r.oniofl-b m.ii Chapet. number TU coloinbia atrroti to regulate hoveuiy-Udrd ttreet. from Thud arenue to Eai Hirer 1 tu regulate Forty fourth ttreet. belaeen First avenue aud ICail IS.vcr i.ortul ting Thoinai llayrt to kurp watrrlua truugh lu Ihiriy-tevrntnaireel, near hevenlh avenuei alio Wm, Pedgwlcfc, In Iront of lunnlr SHJ booth llroet t al-o Jainet Ketioe.ou llienoitheati corner Fir 'I aveuue and one Hundred aud Fourteenth street t to erect one of the improved drinking lountaius 011 tho touiheatl cor nrr of Third avenue and One Hundred and Pluh ttrrcti appointing Jainet It. Adaint. vice fam'l a Adanii, aa Coinmlaaloner of Dt-t'dr 1 alto John Moore, vice D, K Keyunuiaito pate loity tint eiro-t from Klghth to Klenuth svsnne Willi llilgian 1 avr mentt alto Wnottcr atreet Irom Canal 10 Ki. Tenth ttraott aao I-'letenth itrrel from hlith toSctecthav enuet alio Cornelia ttreet frum Hlaecker 10 hiurlb ttrrett alto Grute urei-t from naveriev place to Hudiou tlreeti to erect lamp pom and light larapi In Ninety-third ttreet from hecoud tu Thtrdavt'iiuo 1 tu lay gaa nielu in hecuad atcnue fiom Slxt-fifth to Scventr-fuurih itrcct t alto in 1 enth nreiiun from Ono Hundred an 1 Tntrteeeulh to Ouelluudred and Fitlecnlh Ueeiialtuln Flft-f.iuith ttrret, between Tenth aud Klerrnth atenuea 1 aud Fifty fifth ttreet between Ninth and Tunth aveuurt 1 alto i-ourth avenue, eaal tile, from Seventy-fourlli lo Highly fourth tlreeti to pave Kighty-aovcntb atreet. from Kccond to liftn avenue, with ttono cement 1 altot nelluudred and Pourteenlti llreel from Fourth avenue to llailciu rlvort alto Kighty-elghth ttreet from Third to Fifth aveuue 1 to place aod light an ornamental lamp un tho nurth tait corner ot Fourth avenuo and bfatj first street 1 alo toulhwcil corner of Third avenue aud hlxly llm ttreet 1 alto in front of number lto Ftrtt avenue al,o on Uieiouthwttt corner of First aveuuo and Meventh ttreet 1 alto oppoilte number 13.sFlrtt avcpuat to olce extra burnrrt on lamp In front of iiuiiiLois310uiid Via Fifth stiectito Isycroitwalx from the tuittheait to Uie northessi corner of hail Hr adway sml Jilfer 1011 striet t alto from the luutueait tothu ouihn(-it ai.d loutheail 10 the noetneutt corner ot Matt itruadwa, and Catharine ttreeti alto from the touthwett to the tuulheait corner of t ougrctt and lloutton ttreeti al-o fr .in tho north cat to the northcatt c rucr uf C .u irrt si snd Kl ig urcelt 1 11111 (rum the north rn to the louthwesi corner 01 Itmngtou and Kttex ilrreui ill across Mult itrrel fiuui the tuuihwetl lotiionoiih wot! corner nf Chsthaai ttrset 1 altoaerutt Wast itreot opponta uunibcr 37lakuWeat 1 wvnty-iiinth slrret uppoalte nuuinor S'J t alto Tenth arenue north side of Manhattan eireetj alau at each crossing at Firl ate nue aud Twelfth street 1 alto acruti Firtt avenue at each aide of rhirloeiilli ttruett and to pave Mulberry airect, from Prince lu lloualou street, with Uelgtau pavement. Which were severally ado.ttcd by the following vote AfBrmative -Aatuianl Aidurmsn Terence Dully. Lytsght, OTItlen, Ihs 1'ieildeut, Attlilanl Aidermeu ltohloton. Ilealy, llionia-in, IMrll. i'aotier Mulligan, Coetello. Itsrker. Itollly, UUieDeld. Durum. Feltner, Gsny. McDonald, Thomas Dafir, aud M Cirlliv-W. Ileaolutlon 10 doual the sum ot ItMJHI to the Church ot the IlesurrecUuu, to pay laxoa aad Crotou reaL (Hy the Hoard of Aldermen, June 17, 1871, referred to the ilsror and Comptroller, witn power vVhtch action was couenrred lu hy tne following vot 1 AfflrmBtlve-Asititant Aidermeu Terenco Duffy, Ly- iiil! Oohmtnfnf. asgbt. O'ltrlen, thn rrtiiaant, Arttht A1nannnllnN loans. Ilealy, llampsen, o.lell. l'echer. Mnlllgan.l'.x lello, lltrver. ltellly, Littlerleid, Imtiiln, Peltner, tllr ry. McDonald, Thomas Duffy, and McCarthy at, Oa motion the Hoard then adjourned to the 3d prdx Imo, at 2 o'clock P. JlT WTl.LIAM It. MOLONEY, defk. L' 1 U I I I I n Hi.. 1 1. 1 ptbitiius. JKAUTirV Till! 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Sold by Booksel lers, and mailed postpsld by tho lnbllihrr. HORACE B. FULLER. Hotton, Mate. gUMMEliCNOKRGAKItlKNTri 1 GREAT REDUCTION I Prices from 43 cents upward, CARTWTIIOIIT A WARNER'S goods most tl. Quality maintained and pricea lower than erer. 1IUSIKP.T, GLOVES. DRESS SHIRT, Ac, same low rate, VAN DERUP A TAYLOR. M llowery. lA.VTUl'.M,, 2Si and 341 tlh av.. haa a large atiortmcnt of all Via it of HOOTS and tSHUKSIor ladles and geu'Jcmen, niit.ot and children. IJL'ltNlUltE"" CAUPKTr, AT O'FAHItKI-l.'S. 00 fTfl AV.. COIINEU OF Will sr. PATMEN78 1 AKK.S' WEEKLY Oil MONTHLY. IM'tlNITritl'., carpel, and beildini at very low prue forcaaii, or ou weekly or monthly paymeuu, or uubxehange toe genera) mo-ctiaudMe, at U. M. COWPKItrilW All's. IJSOhatham at. I I'HNlTritK-For Bale, cheap, s iuiteiTVciiaa, chairs, and arm chair. In striped reps 1 3 buresua, at 101 Ilh at between An. A and H. WEEKLY fill Uttl.STIlf.Y PAYVIKST. tt csr.ets. furuituro. tieduiog, Ac. pricea lower than an houis In the city, DKVI.T A rrS-SLNOHAM. 381 aud JUO ul ar near Jtt it. rjiiidion Jtotifts. k I'f'TlON NOTU-H.-Fancypicdi rbint, glasT A riockerr. pUul ware. Ac. FMIHINO I lJ A fl'.IXAS. auctlnio rt, will sell thit dav, Inoeday, Juue 27. ut their taicerooin, ot) llarctay tt .a general nttoii nieiit uf the abuse go. nil. to bp told from the thelrea lu lull to nut city ana country reutl IttJii goodt carefully packed free ol charge. lKJTHOiMAI.Holrroekery glen, fancy goods. Ao. by lllfM' A McllOVALD F. K. HUN I Auctioneer, will soil on 1 ue-day, June 31, at ll Peail tt al 10 u'clock, large aaaorlmaut lu lou 10 tult deal ers, HE Sit V II. IIKItTN, Auctioneer-Will sellon l ueadav June ,-7. at II o'cliea. 13) Fulton it Ihu entire atock uf paiullngi, chromot, citcravtugi. mirrors, picturu framst, Ac, Ac without ntiirve. NJi, The store to let. IA Si F.s" iVA4JNI'.Y. Auetloueer, real ntiatu aid loan broke., Ml Hudson tt tock aud flxluiea of whnloat aud retail grocery, tel. and witw tloro 70 Corllandt tu Ihli day at lu;-t o'clock, to cluao a copsrt nerthip. 1 iThEPll IIE11K.11AN .V CO. Wednesday, Juno el IX ai It) A. M., at 1'jC.S lUltiutll uv near Dean tt Prooklrn, itock and fixtures uf a grocery Huru 1 teat, luaart. flour, thelf guoua, Ac. fotta JONTIMINTAL HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, W. II, BORROWS, Late nf Everett Home. V. w York. CT f'HAItl.r.S IIIITI'.!,, f.uroiean ilan -Sew p 1 ork 1 orner Hriu.IMy ana itieeiaertt. liuuint frum 1 1 lo 47 per week 1 tnu.iti 11 1 ad hoots Itioa.lu 4y llll,u pa this huUI. lll.l). .1. LLI.AND. Ploprielor. J'fuoiwl oluts. A- NOTICE To all whom It mar concern Mv .ullfl. t'utiiarlue li. -II having left my bed and board without ratuu or tuuvocatlon, I neretiy warn .1 1 pcrroui trutlius her on my account, .11 1 will not he re tpouBlole lor any debts the mar contract, and puraona trusting her do to al tkeir own rlia. PE fhlt KELLY, W Charles St.. New York city. NOTIfJE. A reward of thX) will be paid to any one dndlux Ibe body of Patilck Cnrruati, wbu wai drowued laat Sunday Inttde Itobtu'i Iteefi had ou plack pants and blue sblrt. The aborr reward will bo paid bv hla brothers, NICHOLAS and THOMAS COIIRIUAN, lll Yfsthlnglonlt.. New York. I JrmistmrrrtJ. i y'ALIMOK'H. I, .N IMMIJlSE IftT. THE 1X)M1 NTIIIlf E. IflB lAINO SITllKt;., the i.oro HnitRi; 1 "A men pciwirinl play, Th,i scene cannot he 'n ki Jato 1 lor lutein. ty of act toil and rapl Illy ol i-fiVcf."-Inal. "The hont" waa crowded, and everybody was de 1 VItMed."-irorf1. 1 1 "The piece waa an unqualified snrreta, and lhe tm. mente applante hettuw. uy alarev auiticnce was Will iietervort.'' 7411111 LVKHY LVI.SINO UNTIL FUliniKft NOIICC. IIIIMI.HNO TAI1I, AI'X, I HKAL'lll t'l. fCLNEItl, toil 1 A PO t.llr'l'l. CAST; i Gil A Ml IIPKItA MOI!4K I. jAMKb lhK. ,lr Ploprlofor I MDMH1, JllIVS, 1 the Flatt Orerattjnfl th .1 mm will, afler Ptir ntiitn from n 10011 tnrrua-rul I "r through tlio Stalci. uao I one perfurmanco, I l.A PI' tt HOLE. Mile Alme Pcrl.'ho.c I ie. l ly as Pennlltn fwha Ki has kindly voinnlerrrfl to v Hie tharaeier for thli J creation onlrj. tl. .lalgn-jlat Vioc Itol (btatlrtlMpBear- R, anca In Opera llo-ure), I lsiat apnrtranoe of in OPKU. COMPANY prevloul .j to tnelr daparitirn for Eurono tl. Thutwo great prime dunlin lhsatira nltht, if AlltKK AND KIU.Y. rat) of seats takHi plaoe mi Innralav. June 39. at 9 o"ele)Ck, at lhe llieatre rfchlrmer', 701 Hroadway 1 Kill offices corner llroadvtay and gll it, JA YN. ih'e (fna'tl'Heairhn. I Vjtuort to On Tlal-n Aoil1lin Plonle atlhl link, Jaly x, en wttoeal him tttn on his IN ntlm walk, 10:30 I1, M. 1,YMntl THEATRE. (l r- HAYEo Letieaanfl Mantrer, JOHN II 8M.WYN Acting Manager lnaueuratton of IHet;nmmereiaon, MONDAY, Jane 114, by the favonto and em rnt arilttt t i KtniE and HARRY WATKINk. who will appear EVERY EVENING DURING THE WRF.K. an.l HATUltUA Y MA I INEE at 3 O'CLOCK, 1! In the beauMP.il roraantlc drama, entitled ill KATHLEEN M A VOUKNLI1N. THURSDAY, ,lne 'H Matinee ixirlorinance lor thi t benefit of mo fitttilyot the neceaied Dan Rvinout. Hra, it ,lmc A.OBt'S, Mr. Joseph .letf-rion. Mr.ll L. Fox, Cl and o. her arilttt have klnd.y Voiuntoeru-l lo appear. JjtlOTII'M TI1EATUK. j LAST WEfK of the Sl'MMEtt REASON and LAiT V EEK nr Mr LAWHKNCI. BARRETT Jj "THE MAnVt AIlll.tE." ij lAST MATINEE bit DNKnn Saturday at IW. J I L.brMAllNKKonFOUlUTIt)F.llH,Y DV. R l.-OI.'UTII til' Jt'LY AT THK" RINiT-PAYnT X .;in', in-at rivl, o.l accepted the nhalluaga to J beat fteitonw wonderful teat Itl.mloi ah, tlni. I, Bee linall blllt, Ac. Adml-tlon 43 ra-nlt. NtuLtVH fiTu iiirvr7vT.7iYTvE.sixo and i)' AlUltllAY UA1INKE. 'I, will tie pretenlol Ikjiictnamt't liltn Drama 1 tlol.l.l- KN IIAWN 1 5 1 -0.'l',l!, IHIH'ES DF OAlttlYOWES. f JOHN COLLINS as Miles Na Coni.t'een with toncl t Croitkeen laiwn" and Widow Macnreo 1, Charke Wheatlelgh (hu onglnal part) ai Danuv Mann. I' Mine hmma Hon ton. with tonirt. a Eiiy 11'Conuor, New Scenery by Vuevllla. New OtertarebyttU:. Oporto, i 1 WOOII'HMI'MKl'M. 1 l-dhlTIVI-.I.! 1,AP WEEK OF THE I FOX A DhNIEIl PANTOMIME 1IM)UPE. LVLMiY AFTERNOON who will appear in al 3, humity dimity, iinMPrv di'mity, :::::t::i: !!!!iJ!U-J i!!!f!t:iJ;' kvery evenlno i; humity diimpty, at e. 1 HUMITY DtlMl'IY! ti KTU AV.'Tlir.4Tlt,E. i J EVERY EVENING. I THE NEW l.tlt'AL COMRDT. 1 lill,(t(lMi:(rrt: OK. L41IKS UP THE llt)Dnv. If' ItEChlVED NIOlnl.V Wiril Ji' OLD FA III I ION ED KCHKAMil OF LAUGHTER. Ill MATINEE SAlUliUAY .NEXT OF DELHO.NlOOU. f TiAY.S X AGAINST WETON. 4TI1 OF JULY, AT THK. KINK. t Seet-ntll billt, 4c. AdmUston.33 cenu. Jl J. l.f I HP.' TH It A Tit OT 7W lTittT T)"t A Y. Ei X P.teiy eveiiiug, and Wednetday and Saturday ii mauaee, Now Turk's fsr.irite Tragelian, V MR. h EDDY. i who will appear tn a eiingo of programme every even- S log. rrldav, JuueSP, Hcnefli of Mil. I.UHY, 1, A H'KCIAI, MATINEE JULY Ith. j rpONY PASTtllt'S OPlllJ IIIH c-E. X Ihira week of MISn t ANNV IIKIIIIINU. II First appearance nf Mr HAM KYAN. a. .MIINDAt. rUhSHAY, and WEDNESDAY EVEN- S' ISOS June 311. 37, and 38, the great moral drama of 1, UNCLE TOM'H CABIN, ktlis FANNY HCIiltlNO aa f Topty, with toucv nance &e 4 MATlNKFt KVKKY WEDNESDAY and SATUIt- 1 DAY APTKflNt'ONS. at hnll-,.t: two. il B- oivp.hy tiiiiitim:. A.SEWhTMt! A NEW DRAMA I i Ml.-h JES'NIK MOI1TON, "I and the new drama tntlt cl i Prrvions towhlch Ot'lt NAN, '1i:KKA'K"SAItinrST jrU.IFN fONCEIITb, f J, Vlti at between Lexln tonaniaiari,, a TO-MtlllT I'UI oIlAV, Jt'SE37, URANI) Dl'I'lUllf CIlSTEItr. S HAL AND FE1E D'ETE. n UAEELMANN. JOS. HEINE. Immrtue ncceis. Jul'lii't OranJ Orc.ictlra. 9. Adlllltlun,50 rwjlve ucet. (I I" It EAT K""ITAT1IN. -Arrlred luNw York VT ine grealetl cui. .t.ty ul llu dav CItY OF PARIS u tojMigiapnluiil riewnf all the po'nti ot ta- Ir lerett, mnnume iu-, ttrecit. Ac Ac; bailtona rpaco coterlng 410 eoiiare leet, and containing over 40JXS1 buttihnrt- fahlbltlne every diy and cvenlnr. from V A.M. Ul' 11 U., al tho San trancitco Mlt.itrtl Hall, W3 Broadway. V Admtttiou 3d cents. 1 Children I!3 centt. 1 IJIPTII ANNUAL" I'lI'MC I? I1 cf fie M. T BRENNAN AaMK'IATION NO. 1) OF Til E 4 hEVKMII WARD J will be herd at Lyon Brewery Park. U1I1 afternoon asd 1 evening. a This It going to be one of the crtreleit affairs of tho fi sraton. J. B. n ALhll, 1'rcaideni. I' Joaxrn Mote aecretary. f 1)A YN MrilNHFwhKltiN lih July, at tha UlNK. f IU MILKS 1NKIDK 2.1 IlllPlts, II (lIMMEj, K Full Military Band all dar and erenmg. See tmall hllli.Ac. Aduitttlun, It ceutt. t J -1 I j 1 Sotuln 5otu. I XTOTIl'K TO HAI'KJlHN.-t meeting of the J I iv Hai-knienS araoriatlon w. nehedat mBprn.g f tt. ou Wudnotday evening At hk I', tt IJ 1 J EHI.IMIKR. t'nalrmannrntem. 1 I JJllMtlblUOUS. KELLKV'S PATENT B CIIKMlt A I, MKTAt.Llt PAINTS, 5 all thadca. Brrpaied for tmmediat ute, requiring no 0 mixing. 1'Ltup in 3. 19,30, and tOgatlou packaaca, (4 rrirei .er gal. tor inside work a;2 Ikl a Price per gal tor ouialdc work 1 j iTlceiierLal fur rooft harnt, fence 1.U) S, PETKOLEUM LtNrJhEIIOlU S A new patent oil, worki like boiled lintecd oil tn all R paint i ho centt a cnllon r NEW YORK Cl I'Y OIL COMPANY. Solt Agents, 116 Maiden lune, NewYoik. 81,77kNII11 calcndrr for Bala, heated hy gas, Jj turne.i b hand, lor ironing thirl fiunituffa. col- it lara handkerchlrii, Ac. AlmlytoJ At. LbS.SON.39 N Duanett. t( ClIIKAPfor cath-A new m" ttzo lalamhnle black J l walnut billiard table lor talo at ntacrlflco. For n ptrUculara, apply 10 TOUNATTI A UIASMN'I. ICS j Greene it. Ifi IOlt HA I,K-1 lrt-catt"ch-il lifhJrTrarpenuir'a 0 'tuolt, Inquire ol 8 S. DALE ll South it.. N, V. j IJOraT OI'l-'ICi: MITH'E. The mailt for Europe I diirtiic tho week en liu; biiunlar. Jiny 1 1371. wiu tlotc al this office on 'I ueuay. Wednetday, Thuridaya and talurdiy at 1IH A. M. P II JOSKS. Pottinaater. 1 ti at 1 '-..ia Ulu.itat rfiuttumtiuk. VHUAl'TIIM'li pmnor.rte. only liOO. A acven 01 lata ruf'o.d piaiio..irtu. ..v.-ratrung uatl, 1 carted lci;t. A'1 a urent Imigal.i for cath J. IllUHI.r IK A ult) tt near Broadway. q IIEAI Tll'l I, rutewoud pianulorle for 4.V3; coal tiw, otrnnitinu, 7 octavo, makcr'i sun- f rantec; teniicnce. lis 7111 atreet. 4 ItOHKWIIIIII piano. f.)Ta"wiare piano, all j luipruvcuieutt. al a hatgtit.. li'j lt.mcker tl. E nllAITIPri, new octave r tr.n. piano, carv- J ed lgt 1 all iuiprutetu, ult taerince in-tAilmautB 1 taken. c Mil.lS. ITOtb av. j IA II Y u ill tell at ha'l 11" original cult a beautiful J j r(ewoud, 7-uciave tiia'iuloilv. aluol. Mild cover. H 1 llurdst j 1I A MIS, Second-hand piatiot of variout makcrt, cuim.rulug tquaret. iinriahit 1111.1 araudt. fur tain 1 allow pru-et bv l.illl'KEltlNU A HIlN-l. II Kil.t UlU J tt bctwteti Broa twar un I 5ui ar. I'l .not iu retit. 1 P"-Ot"PAE rotewiHMl plauu ot.lv 1 1 '3 good as E i pew JAMEbOOIIDUN, lau Blet-Lker St.. nesr Msc- f dongtl f- kjonrb nub lloonn. t PF.V 1 t;iei ta'.l.' tneu can obtain ex. ellent board, wnh uici ruo.at,st Cht Jd av.,'4J Uuori It-rmt. tt Iuqurt'itr Mtt IMMb. PEV tuung :a lies aud gentlemen cau r-u a'-cum -nuidated with board al 131 Eait Hrualwa), near J Uutgert tt. 3 A IlKral'Kt'TAIII.KeiTiTii bnardTn a small faint." a ly ttruis moderate Ca.l ail inu week ul II Nur- 1 folk tt. fj liAI)Ywith(t a lew children lo hoard at Kan J New turk. Addtrtt ha,t N. w York I', f) c. w. 1 a VP.W inrchaiilca can ho ai-roinuunlateil wiUi t t.oai I and pleaaaut ruomt at 3fl Wi'tl 4lh tl, A TEW ladles and geiiiie'nen can hato tioard aod i p c.a.lt.t rooiua at t'O .Veil illil it HI) A II l wanted-Two mm I room witn hoard, for a geinieiiiHii au.1 titter, In a private faintly in elUier New urk ur Hruoklyu. Adureti J. J. C, uux Pit, bun office. j B4I A II Ik f.r young men pioatant ru-nut.gat, bath. Ac. fill 1th av. 1 all all the week. 1,T It MmII llll Two iinall hall bedrooms to inglu II 1 senileiuen 1 prlvstu home 111 vth tt.. near .'d tv. J,t.V retpectai'le men can uht tin bo-ird an 1 pleat ant rruiiit. gat, and bnih. 813 Welt Sltli n. V "V It'K rootna 10 let, with or HI 1 Hoard. 147 Mh ll 11., Hutu 1 en l and Letington avt HI'.HPI'I TAIILK nartiot can he tn.tvi wuiinctt (I lurtuhed toutiit. 131 7lh av nosr -Mtltt Cl Ml LP. woman (Irtire a roiui. not exceeding 43 l nr mouth. Mil. blll.FlNUb, it'll Woalahtll St., bjaiuuent, -a fl'O 1,1','P A nratlv ruriilihmi, alrv room to one or I iu uuug uatl with lelercuceti runt lu.. M ll.uik tl. VA.STP.II OuourtwooliillrinTo lB.ar'1 not un irr II Stcart ulli a good hour', til halt JJth tl Id I floor, Ituut. i III! -t gentlemen. alt" ladnt run tie arrunimpdalta fj t w 'h .1 boanl al M hatt Hroadway W 1 17 II A HILTON b'P .neirCatlierme -Fur itht tj L I ruoini tur ube ur iwogcult tluie budti II v0 ai4 'ci 13 i.er week, t L

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H. n THE SUN, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1871. ODuiorc&i wfci,jn hT.b.r diioadwat. Jl "a TTIiNTlON. -Otrla wanted ,l)r etrollenl tn- 9 A Hone In city or country, inch el t nok, Jadrc.- I e7 r.artM, leamatreiiei, cna-nbe-mtMi. wallrfiiea. P ,,nniwnrkeri.clrli lately tended, Ac Applyet UAH- K I'F.NTKH'fl accncr.irt Weil 11 IB it corner lh ay, t inn III Hlva warned Ihlidiy.cooki, chamber. !jf.Mi(l honteworkeri, wtitreatea. nuriea. 6,1 f.otu city end country. 19 Illeccker it., llrl. YOIW- i HON -Old office L WIIIIH rlen om hlhet price! to pr fof W A flriiclaiaiewinf machine! IpiiriictliB tiee. r lil.AKKA POND. 21 Aiu place "d "Blh 1 "7 A.-WOHK Clven out to per for lewlnc ma. I 71 eh nee bv initailtnentii Initruetlon free J T 1 llliMiAl.l.lt Fulton av. near Itaymoid it .Ilrooklyn I "a JM)I.IHIKIorOermintlrtl3i1rjntrthoioe 111 A workt aim, en c. -.-raior on W. A W machine. ind aioamitieti. a-UHiti ar .Mlwitri Sid n J UJiti. K 1 (111(H) pi .In cook wantedi mull alio be a tool W 1 A WMi,0r and Ironrr, ind breed biker, to n l mlii U i Jeney WiceitH. Apply-Prince tt.. 3d floor. "a -VANTKII ImrnedliteTy. rood operator! on 1 A, Vitieolir It Wllion'i machine on floe whtn TCilk M xt nm,imliBH.Mffntlin, If. a NliW lewlnc tnactilneioo monthly payment j Instruction free. (I Carmine it.. near llloectcr. II, T 'Jilt IIOWKItT-FTrit eUiaaewlM maehlnei by monthly paymenli In work, lnilrnetlon Itec. II T" TAII.OUF.HS to work on pinu by tha wctk N A ciil to learn. l MUX Pearl it., corner Flm. R "a NIIIMIIKJt of htndion W A w.'ion linen end Et v alpaca eoati. IM Bowery, orer llrUti'i. Ai'rit I'.NTiri'.M to tho clnik railing paid whl'o B A lfrnini.WB 6th ay., top floor. if IIIIIIK lever. alio a finisher end forwarder! want- 1 JJ tt. A.SDKItSO.N A AltCIIKK, 6llct.de II. Hi 1JIII1K FOl.DF.ItM end rtllchere wenied. 313 V J Proa Itray. lnquln In the More, -x C' ffji r r Y or-eratnn wanted for W A W.'e tnechlne on la J' r.ne white ihlrtt, flnnl dreweri. n1 iliirti. elio, I SnUhcr on white h rt i none but eiperlenced hindi It need eppl at (ft Leonard it. 1 l:OTII"CIIILI)UB05.AOU1MAVN. 1 17ni.lir.KH anJ itilciierron nepaporand rampb IS X' let work i coiuo pre .arc I to work. 1 t II KAUI.K. IS Frankfort H. I i.il HhTrljilropefrori on "mter'i michlno on J1 eitatalio ffoo1bitni ateadr work the year ronn.l. New number Si I Uran.l it.. Wlluamib wh. ff, 11 ItHT'l'I.AS opcratori wanted rn hraldlnz nu ll J'chne. I. lUiVroo. CO.,8 and T lhi.inai it. 1?KATIIKI(N-Oood prenater bnnrheri. and curl Jera wanted. MA AS A WKII,. flroome it. m l?I'lt ewer wanted, (or One work ooljr. Tllairalne Tl J t. in the it ire. I J Mill I. lM;it and Qoilteri wanted. 117 Colombia 1 ilreet. (Mill U'dltK at liltbeit pncea io pay for flrnt T claa lewinv tntchlne. at 15? Kaat will at a' (77 ttli ar.bnween Wtii and 31th and IJJ5 id ar., b. Iween tith and 7ttn m. 7" IHIII lind on illnttlich and prexrd tlei wantel. I VI Ai.ply at Sf Wr.i jjm n., between Sill and V.U ayi., or Jtl tn ay.. In the at ire 1 OOI) operator on Whe1er 4 minn' lewlnir m. 11 Vlf chine, alto tool rtreMiniken, 207Kattttfi it. S 1 II l.M wantel to learn to weate heir cloth at VI maanlaetory. 6ih nr. a id it. 11ANDM ated for bote' and cMldren'a fancy J 1 m'i work rtren ont. and atoadr wjrk piomlieJ. I Apply It St llroalway Jl flior. T A III I'.M-WorV lurnlttTe-l a" home to pay r-ir new 1J tVeed nn1 Uheler A M1on' tewini machine on 1 inontlily ItiMaltmen a Intritciinn fre N. Y. MACII.BTITCII CO.. Unieeckerit. ;i T A III l'.S -lfo wailed to learn tewini miehlnei" at I iiri Orrenwieh ay., cor Vrt 10th it and 117 Km li oidwiy. near l!nt;er it., boat placet to learn, reit, 0 buy go jd mar.iln m T AIIII.M unch: on W St W mar.ii-T? uTiileeck 1 1 rr it Charge II pie ity work altor li-aru nr. ,1 Tlfi;i'l'rTll-'r."llH wantel br'llHltZIO 111103? 111 A- LKOl'OLlJ. 0'J; liroaoway "klT.II AT Oltf on rn'to-n ehlria wantel liayir.c V t'liiruwu aewuitf macllne 'I i. HANnup:.c7 ran nth it. "vri'.ltATOUM wanted on W. ft W.'e tna h'ne ii I I Da-inrl ilnilt Apply nt J Lait i).h H. between lit and 2d ate. I "vl'l.lt A TO IIS wanted on fine bo.omv r.iliara t nno t uCi cood waci ani itcaJy iuip;oymont. ti i'a I m it. i' I'KltATOUH, Onl-hera. nnd tm'ln h le ira erT I t onhoja' clotni it. At -l ail wook 731 Km uh it V1'F.IIAT(lltf, ba'teri. and ffniiheri on co-iti nl J J yiitai alio Icarnen. Call at (U Kait II iriton it. f "XI'KIIATOIIon 'v'i H.'e"onfancet1anneihiiia, v V In and out ol the hltlic. 131 h. (Sill it., 1th floor. V rl'.ll ATOUS and Irarnera wiiited at 131 We. I t Md it betwocn uh an I 7th ayi. f Vl'KltATOIIM. baiten. and flniilien on panti t V a tea at Iris t'jnal it., top floor 5 7"l'-'AT()llhfurouilliti Iflmcr midline. 7. I yj fotith ',tli ay., near llroomeil. It T A I'l'.lTllOX I S-Ooiit trueTliandii iteatyiio'k. 1 JAhO.s tiAM. r-ON. 11. ami tttCroiuy i. 1 lVl,l'.lt llt)i:s.-Uooa handi" "wantoJ, arid Jl l.lin aire el. -f bTIIAU' eewen wanted, at (U SUi ay., near Kill flit tipitalri Ul v mil kir iw -ctveii wasted. Call al. tbe week Di III llrooinc it lTAIIIItr.M..N.-trrr July I, hin'ti wanted to l J make umhrt l a by mcli'iie a'i- to tn on liAWl.t A t- ANMNtl. W and IOJ Ffjnklin it 11 W Ill'.III.l'.lt JL- WII.HON.Mnirer. Ilowo. Flor H it cjico ve-'d Wiilrm ft Midui, linipire new lm- proved iulnK marhine r nted and mid. niouthly I l-atirenll Jt Oirenwicti ay cor Vr t'lh a. and ci I ait lit oii-l ay. near llutcen it. La tic. w ho r-int or l-uy taurtilfroa it WAN! r.l)-rite:aTrairi on UhseTai wh yy son' machine on llm i o-n iiin I pay the liigbe'l waitea en t v-ai -an', i itedy n u mon. JOHN Jl.-T 571 llrovlaa,-. lit floor. t' TANTl;l)-ri experienced flttldi-sri ana baten l 1 ini-e hut flrt ctm handi ned anp'y i eood wanel 1 auditeady work h.MUH. nllKN. WO and (01 Fulton it.. llrooklynJ ,1 VANTI'.II A Herman woiasn to do ireneial Inme. 11 w ilk aa I idNIn ro kin2 Inquire at .IAt Oil M-.W KlllK'fi lii--;en Wo -d ay aal tVairoa it., Jersey City (old llunion Hii. A NTI',I) -An c dt-rly w-untn In a "mail plain II lamlly one who want a oo1 bone m ire than Min wig-a Mri, McUUIlNRV, 171 AtlaitlC uy 2d n ior. Iirooklyn a AVPT.I) -Four n i at clan o.-eratori. on "mnttrcM it in ae mrft Hi. r-iii.-lili u-ulertan I the hMine. f TTAThU.S A lllili:N. 1'i loll Cliathani and I Mot lU V A Vl'l'll vet none sllllnu to to to NorwilK. i 11 Conn .forriiilltOm -miuoU Anolyn' ia7Cinm f beriet. between V miiinetou anil Wet itrecti, N. Y. f V A NTr.ll Kxpi-r.i-lei lianli on biwi. irarh, 1 1 Ac to work In the "hnp aim I. a id on 'Up ttilch i llei II I. COIIKN, 57 I eoi.ard II. I' VANTr.ll Operaton buteri. and flniihen oi 1 1 paun work s vcd out V'J New Itjwe-y. 11 fl or. 1'sMLL!L Riji' WANTIIII-Firii rlaii" qilltnn on Willi-. ft tuli.li' ii ai-lil-it-. aim. Mtcquo Uueri. Apply a UHl 3t. W fthinct'n it in tli'.-1 a.mi-tit HMu VANTi;ill.i rlit'iiberiniidi and 5 wom"n to K 11 cl in Applr i'ir .-t.iynt l'riuklort House, cjr HJ yier of Fiaukrurt aid nniiam iu. WANTI'.!) -Operator on WbecUrA Wilion'i in i I lTciilne for white rlnrti lilchetl ncei paid. Zi) 0; Ilndaon it near BprniK ri v A NTFII -A cool Inner and f.nhliera on One K 1 1 Hion pinu ro id work aud too i prlCM 8!u Kaat Kli; II .nil in it 0 1 fl ior. BB( "TI 'ipertlonon -Inxer'a mi'luna wjiiei FTT'I 11 lis to t,C a eu; alio, baitm ou rejti. M itlk Fen llnuoiM. i aKjc T A N'1'l'.ll-Op -ratrin and t-ntera mi veita till Kft 11 all thnwrik at 3U Orand it., earner of 10th i- nHjj Wil iaini.iirjtii HBKr ANTFO-t0f(.riti,-ft i hnteri and 25 nmilipri (i? II on fliop t-auu, paati civcu out to flnlih. S kIA Catharine it. H,lfii V AN'n:il-')nr or tao Iteaity, can-fill ir.ll In Vllf, 11 I'JIU a I'l.'"1 buino. A'l Ireia L. C. box lbj, H'r. VA!S1'F.II A flr-t rl la 'il illor on cualo I nliue 'Jnjl 11 inirla on Itho-iordi WiUoa uiaelilue, at 153 ttit f'.n!;'' VAVn:i Onriatur on rneni.iie ilnrta w-rk )Jj Jl Khenoiil (II llroatvray. Ili.ODVtDH Cdl.KAlD .HiLIl t A NTI'.II -ii Kir a livit un-teriian t Freneh pof uElJl Jl 'M"i Appli to I III.II.W MKhK.Ca WeitSiillt H.if.ri. W ANTIID-Operaiora on elntea Ar.i. yl) (l.rj N II.M)ItlHACO..Jlllowardll tf, W A NTF.II -On riiturim wooilon iniiti ihlz i price HlkbM 1 1 and iteany work 5JI Kait Wh at., In the ilo-a. H,ffl W A Vi'l'.l) -Ol.erat-il on Slner'i mtLhlrifta ou EF.' I 1 1 limp, nan at iA llr lonn- at 1-1 It ir. ro n Hvv; WAM'KII nun i-.lijti-1y-(iiT.u.r" on H hoelor A lu 11 YiUuu'iina'hini- HI York n Ilrooklyn X'!. V Or-Tin.'. and l.aMen on yrata. i,goe Tji' IT but good lia'ija iyiii imruy it., 31 floor HH V V t WANTI'.I)-A mm, tidy girt to wnr'n'on rubber 'Jr, 1' koo Iniuire at illi to III Fu.ton n I Iltft WAM'KII -I'inlihf n or. panlncmt pr-cri pad T, 1 1 la llowery. cnirance in Foil ai cut finnr ,i j W A NTItll -Oo.id arpiimaVeri and apprenti ci hj j 1 1 fioot mwera may aipiy at B7i 8th iy. VAN'Fi:i) Om ral-ira and irlrla to lew oa capa. (j IiJI i Jl lit it., oy r Ih nak.'ry. back room. r jy vt 1 WANTHII-A but'nnlio'e maker and baiter on Ijy Jl yrala A ply at Vl'j r.a.t IClh at. f V ANTF.II-A e .on opi-ratoron W ft tY.'a ma 11 chine at II Anil I) it iii V A N'l'KI) -A flnialier oo b'7y' clotluni;. Apply ITI' 1 1 at lit Kail itih ii. If. I VANTI'.II .'tuood lur iiwen to work lu mriliop" Ity 11 at 111 npll itr .1 j'ffi AYfttTiSui!! ru l,1' fl'l'ri- Hi I V A N rHII-Wlool fur lowera at S7i Kait llouiloiT 1(3 ;J Yl ilreet. ItBj I W ANTlili-llailen ou wane iliirti. JTjTl anion lij1, 1 I II itreet. jTlj ly A"N'J'liil-OiiUlonniihcapa. l AlieiiTt liVC" l iTaHTKIM, nflnnberaon cuiti in an-ralmp panti K't. U at (I Nix llumry MlillltlSr.Y Y&kY Q OI'KUATOIIh, IJli III a week. iO flnnh.-r. an i Irjfy J learne ou pant) woik jiroo out. (11 Kait lOlli Kfi it one Clilitup. "J, OA I'INIHIIl'.Hh end 9 prerimen on One akop 'J LtJ pinu, Call at 211 llowery. top floor. 5 ftr Ol'FIt ATOUrl and batten wanted on coati, OMJ0l!ailttnil., bet ill, 11 and C upaialri. (H 471 HtT, bit ween boulti 7m andriou-hS'h it", til Williaoiauuiih Firit claai iiwmj macaloei oo IM ImtalluoaUi work (fyea to eicliioge, J K A TTKNTION. OIUI.HI-Toticati re the llfT A rI.ACK In inmmer tiooaea. boleli, and boeidinr rloo.ee, alao li FHI VATK FAMlLlKS. C1T Yor COUjf. THY. Cooke of all klndi, chambermaldi, wa treiieii, laundreaaei. lid'eiVfnaldi, houiewprkeri, IlrU latelr landed, warned dally a! TIIH HAUNiriCFNT KU. l'LOYMKN r Of FICK, 188 tin ar., oyer drug itore. H(l(iil"i'dljTlKII ind'illtcliere wanted at t and 81 Ann it- Tlt INTKHH. Wanted ladycompontnri and food I two thlrderi 1 permanent niuatloni. Innolre at 71 lieekman it., op itatra, betweeen 10 and II o'clock Inn rnornlng. ritllUF.F. flnt.rlaii operator! on W A. W. mi I ehlneei thoie acemtomed to floe work. 101 Welt t7th it, AV A NTF.II -A" flnl-claai finlitier on panti 1 alio a If lrl to fell and put fly Lolei In. Apply to ATKINSON, 70 Concord it., Corner Fearl. Ilrooklyn. WlnnltbJIlatts. AMKCONI) HANI) on bread and cake wanted 1 Knt ianmai preferred. Corner l'carl and rroipeot 111,. lirooaiyn. A. if T( HTOI.A wire worker wanted. al DAVIS A IllKKU'B.et Jobn 11., Lex t door tome corner of Oold 11. AIIOUHF.rlllOF.il ftteman anl Doorman, eiit it. and llroadway, AN ora terra an waotet, at COOl'Klt'5 OJllcr home. lattnay. I1ANII rJAVYKR-2HJMoroeit.wageilH. HOY wanted, at Kdwatdi'i ihoe itore, corner M ar, It and Ailor place, oie from II 10 IA yeira old: mult liye In Harlem FUANK llAJlllltIN BOY to work In a fiih market 1 Oernian preferred) one who bai worked at the bu'lnen before C HAUL, TO 1 1 ay. BO Y wanted In druc itore, ',5 to It jeir of aso.with aome experience in the bnaiiM-aa. Oernian pif-f- rred; Apply at OMIl'h'it I'harmacy, IS Uh ay BA II KUriA man to work on cakei and anlit on brcaa. Apply belore 13 o'clock, at ItAM.OS'H, 1.511 SUy. HAKF.lt wanted In help on bieid and rake Ap ply to I'AT GANNON, 507 lOlli ay., o.-tween 7r,tt anlttthila. TJO Y wanted, ue II to la. Apply to J5 JOHN WKIICIirlWeitllouitanit. HOOKIlINIi:il8.-'.Mulo7, aa atalatant flniihcr. 11 Mrcer t. HOY that iinderitandi the flm and nyiter bnilnt'l. Apply at III (pew No 7lhjy., corner Wthit. H ()Y waated 10 make bimielf centrally Uacful. Ad dreia F. W. II box I.T5I F. O. 10 Y wanted to c can SJh and open oyaluri Call at J217 7th ayj H All I'.ll wanted 1 a man to work on plri andcakei. tag 8tn ay. jjOX niAKEII.Hnaolcdat III Amiiy 11, CIIIAMII'.I.IKIt Iiandi wanted -Two nut clan f wormnin, lio hate had ljng experience luakloc brail chandellen 1 the belt wagei anl permanent em. tiloyuicnt to iteadr mem alio, two fllen. Apoly al COX'H, corner of lit) it. and llroadway (1AKIIIf(IK tiacliinTth anTjitlncr wantel Imine uiatoly. Call at C VAN IIOIIN A CO.'.", H ham Lin it., tali 27tb tret from it to II 0 clock 1 nono but food workmen need apply. C" tOACll.llAN wanted i inuat be lounf actlye, and 1 alutle. Apply to IKDWAHD .1 KINO A BONB. (M flroome I'. 1IOAK rtl A K I'.ltM. Imnch iiuken. and wrapper V' nrlppera waniea at 102 Chambera it XlM'jiTFlNf'KII aTirfcntlera wante I at II tVAl, l.ACll'S SONS, II and It lilts at. Siealy employ mcpt. IAKSH'.llr VAfTi:il.-A rompeient man anl 1 1 arm buy wanted lOQUIre at Maulion ay. Ilatel. reihn iota I) oVlock. Il IthT.CI.ASw bran mouUer and eoretio want ca. It) an.l 111 F.lm it. AM. T A t ONll'Y. (1 II I, II hnaiera-Twn rotinc men that haye worked X at the bnalnen. ny.litrnlie al. AM) l'liliSlI A N-oteidywori. luq-iiro 01 IHntera. 59 C lar 11 A II 11 1.F, wllhera" anted, at Kl.Ml.Sl.YftjfuAVr.Y'S OJH'naT. 1"I.IN HO.HK TAI.k.-Arenta wanted to ifli the tnrii wnndertin ana t.et iflline book ever of fered to tbe imbue, l'lein Home I alu W lM,r. A CO I'ulliilicra. 13) llroome it. Ill.l'l ItF.lt wanlet a ihort dH aice la the coan til 1 trmc tour tooli alnnr Annlr at HKNItY C JlhYKK A CO V, 111 Water at. I' JAINTI'.IIrt w intet. at SAJ Fulton it. Ilraoklyn. l'i ev n. iravSI M all ineiubere mint attend t quarterly mnetln Ily order of I.0.U0 So. 2. j.MNTr.ltr.-rwo yiunz men tiiaitiavo worked at llie bnilnoa, 61 I'llt it. 1 A I NTKKM wanted, at OltANT (b UtilON'i, IM 7lh ay. JJl.l'.lI lli:il wantel.alUCentroat. IIOF.M A l( F.IIS.-Fn-eman wanted in one 01 llie urifit aho manufartoilea in 1'hlladelpnla 1 to a t'lor-.tuhlv i-xiKtleni d and competent man. wlli ial-lif-i'ory rr r rcni-oi, a nialc1na nutation 11 offered. Aditrcai Tl Hatkct it.. I'hl'adeli.hii. klir.in'.lltO.N worktii w.ntoJ at IS I Writ ntuit. f I lTTr.1 1. V I'.ll r ,11 1 T I IH.-A tlral oa piaie'woriT L er on hinini-roa aork, toauttled. iti-aly bund a pennaner.1 ilace and eond waea Aditroa, with rler eicra.SAMI'KI, K .UK A MIS. ITI Weal llallliui.io it Italilmore I'd or Mcura IHiliDA IIf.DOht, 9 UaMcn lane. 2d floor, rear roon, New York rild HAIll'.H'. Wanted, a man to take cl.arco on I breau. alio, a cool cikc baker; poue but atrlciy ober men need ai.pl TIIOJ. IlUF.FOKD. Newtown. I I. flttl jeweilera Flrit claai wotumcn wanted. Apply al JL Sj and V7 Clin at. IIOIlKKrVI. TUN1S0.S-ASllIKIll-F-n F1UI I'AKK AND I' 1 1'. HA KlTilri Wanted at 1 1 lm I Mtllih bakriy. S (late, av Iilooltlyn. a tllit claaa band on wlea. cikea, and ornamentinNTj r ill lll'TCIIKUis-Waotct. a ymnr mm to at J tennin ip Apply at WALhll'8 Market, 31 llannl tn ay Hiu'ti Iliooklyn. fllDUNEIl wanted UlofanTiot'K'iat HI it J, 81111 II A COI.F. yi 1(1 bookbinderi u anted, a book lewer on Job J blank work. Apply at j Cedar it third floor. fltlfllAlll'.ltS. Wanted, a roo.1 lerondbind oa I rilv Apply at ISO t-amli it., Ilrookltn riM II t K F.llr), Wantel n man to make cake aud X amat 011 orea.1, at 3-)Jaiti ny. VANTKII-A Crat-ctaM nalr bnildir, aa foreman, II to tikn charge of n liree plan-, aud the beat of waiea will I. a pal.l. and ateadv em- loyitienl Aup r to C I i.l.l X' i.1 1 Ka,l (ill. a' lionifi 10 fc o'clock A M n-. 1 r"in fi lot o'clock F. M In Ihc baii-tnent. VAVFKI I'orli-ri. young men f-1 Horea coach 11 mun, p'nlneirdaneri waiicrinen, f irmera married and ainirh-l alo, meful men on vcnilemen'a plac,-r provided with kood iiiuatioua by applylu: to Mr MAN MM., t: 1 onrt it Ilrooklyn. VV AN'I'I'.II- A younj man aa poriei and packer in 11 a ttholeaale liarawir norc 1 mull wrlln a Ie2lblr bant anil have bad ioiha uxper,enca In the bimne-. Addrri'. in own hanlnrllln.-. C box 1.117, New York 1'o-t omee A NTFII-aI Nyaek 01 the lludnn. a (lirinan 11 linn to take eim or a earden. hone, cow, and make liim'elt ccncrnlly uaefui Apply to K II WfAlOS', (IJohn it. W A NTr.il A man 10 take chariie of lha land 11 piperini: roo'ii alio, a man 10 plane off mould luci Lull at l.sst St ay and 7C h at. III.KShON It 10L1IATII. WAN'I'KII-A Itrun2 man, wage 112 er week -1 1 naQ. a ulri to wall in the .alonn. Apply ut llt'OII R1KWAItl' ice tituin dep it, J.iiO Sd ay., Iteea lllilanll.'iliii. VANTKli-A boy thit writ a Rood band In a 11 c .rtaxc and c ml oillcc, wiirea per wi-cx An plr with recommendation at 91 Front at., after 9AM. V tNTI.II A wbeela rutin on truck work. non 11 but a aiaoi, noidy min neol apply. A II. IHMIMiV cur tlianday aulWyckoir it lirookyn W' A NT 111! Fur wbaliuz r ivaim. II aiont yo in; 11 nun, rria carpeulvr and blackanitli ApMy Dili day, at l4 Butil .cor F.le. I) 1. FKAlil. V A N'I'KI) A flral claa envraver, or c acouitomcd II lo orchl cultin mi aoft inetil. Apply to IIhUFIKI.il A ItlCRJ MaUenlane V ANTF.ll '0 cood carpentcra to work on I'.'le 11 l-r'i port iblo railroad cira Ap.ilyiitll llrjaJ way. I.aienient beta aen 10 an 1 II o'clock A M V V N T coid, atoiit tier. nan tuy who cm 11 apoa- the i:nscliati lansuaze Aiiply to K. II IIHF.V M A CO l5 Water at NowVork V A NTFII-A man who uuderatan li lb couloir of 11 lenher with a knlie, fmnt cutler prclerted. Ap ply at Kesx al. between 7 and 9 F M VVA NTF.II -2 men, a'ao man an-1 wife, to work on alarm Apply to Mr IIKNOKICKSON, 111 Allan tic it Ilrooklyn. Ta NTKII Immediately, a capable nnd experienced 11 conenman. Apply at ll Naiiaa it,, room 7, from lltol o'clock 7 A NTF.II A iro-id tilmnier and liUekamllh'l help 11 rr, at 1IAU1UN ft II A YI,tiS'd carnaie factory, b Ttti ay VV'ANI'I'.II A fireman In h-iriealioclnii ahop, 170 II Kayinuad it cor. Hekalb ay.. Ilrooklyn TV aN'IT.II A blackamith'e helper, al llie corner II ol .Savy and Joliuion Ha HrooklyrL r A NTF.II -2 cood tin anlil.oct lruuwor.cn. 21 11 Lutiuine at cmiiBr llieec'er. W A NT Hli" aTiS6 William it a paper ruler, and 11 ti-vmul hlaiik book aewera. VV'NTKII-On blnckamlta lor cart and truck 11 woik rxth it and'llav. rill) want lomethlne io do. 1'leatant, honorable, M firpi'iflu nirltk U illo or c ill It A. A DA MM, No IJ.'B.iuth Mb ay. New York. JOId N0..IM.1 1(10011 laboier and I cood plumber, at 197 Kail lluuilon at .New I nrk Xl'luTMndi wanti-d lhliday. "Ap?ly ai 1JK Welt U llih 11 cornar 6U1 ay. rr (11101111 railroad rockmen at" hpuyien Dmvi-I aa 1 1'l. Morrli Kallna-i 1 i;m, u tor 10 I. our.' ai-tual work an extra ailo'ianec of 25o per day for lUo-c woikmc one moMb atoi.lr. A. H.hMlril, Akcnt. Bpuylen IHnyel n 1 It A I l.itO AII laborera wanted for IVnuayiya i)ll.li 11:1 t Hone cullen (S cenli per fool, can 111 ike tsperCay, JJUioouwich it. ZAM1KII A CO., Acenti. Ki IIIKN wanted to work on conatrucuoa train at t) J 5iott llavn ti for 10 iioura' woik WILLIAM J C 1 l.l-KN. li.icnian on train, I lt HOIlKHsi wacei 1175 per aari pay 1 MI menu every 2 wceka. Apply at the coiuei of aililncion ay. aud Sackeil it., Ilrookly n. Jl- O'niURN. I IWk WI.AVF.Hrt wanted, male anl Irrr-ale, for JJFVall kindi ot foola Apply al C Howling flreen. OHfi lA 11(111 F.ltl. wanted to wort on water fdJr work! reiiei voir at I'juxhkeopjiei payratnti for labor maiia on the HI and 131U of each mouth and Uady work, fare per nropellera foot of Franklin il II lnire al oUl te ou worka I' F UlCIUMJON A (X), A OKNTntoiell Ike Needle-TTreadlnc Thimble t a 1 sreal novelty t profit! 20) percnl.t eelia ranldly. beinc an ordlniry lewlni thimble, and threadi a lady'i needle In t.ie dare. W. p. 8I.KNS1IV, M llroadway. WANTF.1I -A rood blackinlth on light carrlaiei, II Apply at 1,1.2 Uroadway. JKiiU ilntrj q'h. I'ICItHIIN, At)-TimuiiV, A. D. MF.I.LICKT, JR.. A ntlO., Anctloneeri and lioaleri in New Jeraey Ileal Eitite, FINK bT..Hr.W YOKK. Important hiecutor'a lale of the FHOSPDOT FAUK property, comprlmnc 100 nmidint l.oti tt rAlKllso.N.hT. J.. being the eitite of C. C Hopper, deceiied. TTKBHAY, June 77. al lh V. M on the pr.mlire. The illuillon of thli property II moil attractive, frontlnc on the new Haledon av, (recently completed alacoitol 111,009) on an elevation commandinc ex tenilve vtewi 01 tae Faiiaic river and the aurroundior country for 12 milei, and looktnc directly down on the city ol Fatenon, Only 7 mlnutea' walk from ral road ilallon Special cara by tne II A. M. train oy the Krle Hallway from foot of Chamber! it. Luncheon before tlieu'e. For free tlekeu and mapt apply to (ISO. W. 1101'1'Klt, Ktq.. Fatenon, K.J., and to A. II. MILICK. Jr A liro., tl'lneit New York. QTII AV. l!F.NfllAIi..rAKK LOTH AT Q AliCl ION. Ity older of tbe Supreme Court. A. J, ltU.KCKF.lt A BON will ill by auction on Friday, Jnne 50, 1171, at II o'clock, al the Kxcheoce Batearoora III llroadway, N. Y., under Ike direction of 1'hlllp R. Crooke, Kiq referee. I lou on the Central Fark, at the nirthwoat corner of tttlt av, anl 9ilh it 1 tbe corner lot 23.11x100 feel, the other toll each 21x100. forming a Plot of I0o.ll feet on the Fark by 100 feet In dcptri. The eale will be to the hlibrat bidder 1 CO per cent of the pur rhaie moniy can remain on bond and tnntcaga for S crlyean. See adveiltinnent ilined FIIIL1F B. cnOOKI.. Ileferee, l. Fultoc il .Ilrooklyn. Di urn fit A I'f ltT, llaiutitr-a Atlorneri, II) llroadway, New Totk. Mapa at tho orace of the auctioneer, 77 Cedirit Kew York DWKIil.lNII AMI MIX I.OTtt FOH.MAI.I:, ON luk MONTIIl.Y FLAN, AT OI.KNOAI.K. I- I.. Twenty-three mlnuiei from the ferry on IheBonth Bide Kallroal. located on a main ivenne.one block from depot, hoiiie in compteie repair, 13 room pleaaant croundi. Ao win be loll at a barcatn, Fiyasle ov monthly Inilallmenta. Fosieaiion Immedlilely. Apply al SI Cedar it room 2. (lOTTAOK, wlihfornitnre. at Wmoell, I, I .lor ale. i.to 1 cam .VX), balance monthly Inquire ct Dr. MCltrilY.orO O.ANIHIKWS t'bamben al. 1011 SALT, WettUn-ater coanlv. tilth at. Until 1 USUie, I roomi. 1 ilory, with larto lol 23 feel 3 incbei if ibllbd Wfeft 2 Inchei deep 1 p'enty of room for two houall, CJroet lot Wilu aveaua and t art Fark. Apply to Hie owner1 MIW.L1 M II. I0 Raat SOIh it 1 will beiold reaionable. Apply lor three dayi. K TO JO aeie farini cheap: caih; tune 1 eaay pay. menu near Northpurt. l.on lalinrt 1 cood culti vated land, crovei 1 Inducement! to lettleii. Owner, KIBBAM, II! Fulton it., N. Y. Cirpenleri' daji' wor or lumber taken part pay I l COTTAISIiH at Wlnllcia for laleVfrom II l J l to IVM 1 ch I mo, balance la X payuioau. Io quire oNill. Mllll'IIY l'lt I'A S II will lmy two fenced cilv intion-tth 7')VM t av3o roda Ir.-in Itoulevard. 3 lenth il oppo'lle Central Mormanla depot.! 4oi Snlt nnb t T ao K. HOUSTON nr.. near nroidway V Hoomi and flooii 10 lei from tl end upward per tnonm. Apply to Agent, 21 F.an llouiton it. Illlt t l,i; or to leaae Hi AitoMa lTI.,an-w J. itory tioiiac, full lot, on corner ot f nit n aid vah tnzlon ill one block from Hell (lato ferry t mllilile for any bulla 'aa t note full lire of ltnuc, 12 rooma on tecond and third flitoia, maible Manleli and bath: i-ood itand far lacer beer or billiard lalo in 1 hoata to Feck ilip from 0AM I 6 I' M. Apbly 10 JOSKl'II 1IIIOWN, Aitorla. Line Klan.l C.ly. Tetmt caiy. IOIMTrt to letYwlln power TtabiTi trJitTiali the ne I ccaa.iry micliinery. ready Tor opcratlnt fur iaie on reiaonati e termi. a di-ilrablo npporiunity tor mant f.eiiuen of ladlei inlti. akirta, Ac Apply 10 ANIHIUB lillQS.. American Kiprrai Huiiaim, 5J lludann it Sl'lllt V, with lour roomi to tet rent, 35 per month. Ai.ply ais.l Weil MiuilSew York. fjto l.l'.T.-Aimiiiomce to lel lathi iTcoil itoiy of theSua llallllnc. Apply la the I'uatlci tlon 0 race, corner Namn an I Frankfort iti. r I to 1,I',T In 5th it., lull of lirnc. real onuhle pir 1 tli-ai alio brick liouae. 10 rooma. 125. and l-arla of houvca. ir .m 11 to (10 App'y to lira H II OI'IS'N, collate liouae. Sth at., li'tweeu Nvilb Ciu aud ,tn .la, Itrooa'yn K I) r 1 1 1 1 I.i;T 6 handaome lottatei, 3 iioriei. 7 rooma j 1 caaiiictrry r.iom beauttlui'y located on ihc cor ner ot 101-1 1: and9ihav. InuulreofT tl TIlACY.IIOih it and tho Itoulevard, or on tae prcmlici 1 rent f UIJ per year rptl l.l'.T-Al tti il llnbokcn. 1 minul "alr.im New 1 York a handaome cotlacc, ruODh i lare cai.len. fruit treea, ihaje, Ac will r-iil low. Apply to owner, No. Wel 111 it corner of link. New York. rilll MIT-Moro and cellar.'well adiolcl for the I ibiuorbuaineai, ntuated In a buiinei place: a cooJ leaae. Inquire in liquor itore WOJ tvcal t. rim l,i:TA bakery7 corner lofili it 3d av.. Willi I itorp, flwellmc, and itanlei rent. ttO per month i all In cood order. Inquire on tie premliea. I I til 1,1-.T tat fl-ior and bie.int, ctntalnx 3 rooma 1 will bo let together or divided loiuit, l II -North Moore 11. TTlll ItF.NT Peatranle flrat ana aecuo 1 flo.ira in tho I new li.iu.e 3.1 1. ait 3'Jlh it., be weeu lit and 2.1 an fiTo I. FT Stai li-a, I or sTlalia, newly fined up, and X dwe.-liil apait'iiei.ta. Inquire at 271 Wilt 12 h at. e 1 1 Siifinrsj -Ijniuis, All A III'. CI I ANCF. I -An o'd citaMlihca cailom tanor alorc I'andinx the lut 15 wan, to be aold with or without Itork. loqnlra al It. Cha-nber It., under the National F.xchmic Bank IiAYla IHlOi. (iKNTKKI, tiulneii for inalo or female, ve-y p olttaiile, and no liumhazi me whole lauat lor 110. Call and ice at IIS Cm ay claiiatore hill A 11, nationery book, an I panar nore near Waahiutnc Markui, chuap. Inquire of DLACK A WlllfK IH Wiat at Ah 11 A 1,1. at(i e for lale with c od apvtmenta to live in; very cueap runt Inquire at 2.M V, 1Mb at A It It 1'. A II bakery Mr lair choar. a cood itand turner l'carl ind Frotpect Hi.. Itraoklyn. "T lilllK.'KHY atorc ali.ck, an-1 flitniu for lain l Inquire 10 thuitore IB Kt 221 11. l'IIIM,-Cl7An ligjor itore for ule. Apply at 1 Unw It. DAKI'.itY lor ai.e- tt Freeh..l.t. N. J. dome a I I ifiwi I bu.uien w.iitiemli with or withoui prop erly In fe, worl'iv an Inv.-itliiatloo. Apply al el Wai nn 11 I iquire lot C I.MMO.Sn. BA II I'll V I n nir cheap flxturca complete. Cor tier of Ciane au.l Hicli iti Newark, N J. (11TY cxpri-k! for ta'e, doiu a co l ctiitom liuil yncii. t a I at (ill llroifliv ir. lion 111 to I!, I 'Oil MA I.K stnCi, flxlurea. anda-oot will ofa r.is 1 and impel kiork etahiiihiia it in tnit llroadway. witn a laice circle of cuilame.!. Apply to A. U.. box No ICO hun olllce 1011 hA I.K A laundry, with cood work, where a 1 100. 1 dial of luoaiiy can be undo thia summer, r. aaon, iiiknea. i.f Ota owner. i Atlantic it., lliooaiyti. I" 5oTSa I.K-A hiiraeilii'lnt tlmp itulnR a cood 1 li-iiineaa, reaaona lur aellmj,iit:kneii. Inquire at STJsouib 2d 11.. Iliouklyn, K I). IO It St IF. A biacl.amllh and wbei-lwrlcliivitiop 1 u uh or vllhout to. il. For particular!, apply 11 1 171 Sackctt it bourn llrookoji 7(ll! katl.F The itock and nature! of a email 1 crurer) itore, In a cool neighborhood. Call ni No 21J Monroe 11. I 'OIt HA 1,11 1 w-ap bullet, ec, checae and aa 1 n-ty alore rent cheap. 1,321 M av. ti'tw ecu 73 li and lib ill. I-Mlil MA l.F. -Tna rtrit cUa bar and lunrti roi n it) 1 ivuri .1 .corner John, Apply oa pieailna or al 1 16 Marrenat I .Milt h,,. ai a aacritlci' A newapaper roiua an 1 aland, t an lor 3 da. cur ner of llroa lw iy ao 1 VI it ,mil M 1 1,1'. -A liquor itoro. it ick and nxtuioi, with four inomi. Ca 1 al Sill rt'cil Hkl at 1 "TTlll raA 1,1-, 1 be ol 1 eiiabliihed boardiu: home. 153 Million av., Ilrooklyn. 1.1(111 SA iTi'.-One milk, round. Inquire at 101 Cold it Ilrooklyn. (i OOI) opportunity for n a.ly or Kentleman wu 1 H tome capital Ad'treiv MI.HU'I ill Maidnicil it TOOII (Ml A NTH. Fruit itore, milk roule, aud J ao la wiiler it tnj cliea.i. HVl lludann it (1 IttlCFIt Y for lale. dolnj a cool bustno.1 car I t-Tin-ana cheap. Apt Iy at Ii5 til av. yTltlltVAIIF. builnen for ile Inquire at tne Hole, Five Content, Jeraey City llelgbli, N ,1. Til 1 1 It. ronto lor lain cheap 1 linrie. wajon. and ill cam 1 uiuat be lol l Itiuwcik. AppH al Iti We. I U'lli it STOCK and flxinrci of crocery nn.l piov alon lit, re dome a co-i.t puaincia tor lair e'l.tap teimi caih: leaie Ave yean, or 1 111 er 11 requited. J1I.ACK ft VS'Hlrh.UI Weal it, ITU W A II II. Tltt? nock and funnel of n neii crocery itorn doliii t. t-ii.i-l oaal bualneai for lalt cheap 1 cood roaanoi lor telling. Apply al 16 Cliciry it I Ort Wllil. IIFV a pice liquor ilore,iloek t7. l.il and flxturi-i. au 1 nlco ho'iie; rtnlof whole, 120 A cood chaocu, ad 'reu or c tl., lie) tl., all Una week Sts" nnD flntnnati. CIA It It I ACl'.H, llurneai, Kaddlci, Af.hant. bhceti, I Ni'H, Ac JOIINtilON A VAN TABKI.I.. V l.lb'rty at.. rliaUrnce tnaworM Io com.ieic Willi iheiit In price, nil--, or qualiiy. Ite lute to tlve them a call before )na 1 urcfiam I. OH H I.K dieip.-Ilav mare H yere old t inund am I mud, lit lot any kind nf liu.lueiat prlcnlllili nlao one brow.i li.iro 7 leariold Bound and kind i Iroti In 31, minin ii prlco 10. Inquire at 'Ml Kail 10 h it noar Av. C. J iflll HA I.K rlmip A cray hnna, 16 hindi lug la, 1 kind In all narii'-at. I.iyury ttablo. t0 Alien at, I 1 OltVtK. t r u -Sc harii'ta and wort for iaie cheap. 11 CailntH 1 AIIIKI.A BON'ri,290 Fearl it, up nalri, alu 1 10 o'clock 1 I OU hi:, 6 tear., 16 handi.iound and kin I, fit for I I aiiiii.o or double truck or carti prlco tail. U7 lotlt it Sl'ltlSII Ctlt'l', rtuitd for heavy work, lu tint ciaaa order, lol iaie caeap, at 671 3d ay., between IM and IM ill. Stfoinj pacbitu. A lil, klndi new aewlnc michlnei to-lale, to rent, or exenauce 1 alio, boucnl and re-ialred 1 coodie o.id bend very cheap, miuttily peyraeota. 160 Canal it. Aril'I.F.NDII) YYaoelerA WllaonTiewlncmacblae for tale for ll good aa uew, at 91 Canal at,, top floor AHI'TcNDI!) W.A W, aewlnc maonloa for atli, ai d ai new, (or 2I, at 10 liuickor it, Jfirraraial fJlllE NEW VURIL (viAcucn IIAItiWAT COllTAtf T. DinEOTOltA. ALtliltPIl T. BHWAIT, A. OtklTlULU WiLUikt u.TvriiD, Jonv Jacob Ajtoi, Acanii BamoNT, rctci D.Bwiicr, CnaiLU A. Ltvorr, Liti P. MoiTOst, Janta F. D. LaHtia, tluonSumr, FttxiLUt Oaoooo, Willi m T. DLOMirr, WlLLtan DoiLIt ntJUOik, IllOUilD O'OOlKift, Jonx J. DttDLiT, Joaxt F, Navaaao, CuacLta UTirrtMr, llMy Bmin, WlLLttK n. TuATiu, KDWimn tl. WcaLcr, Joixru Bxi.ionan, Mintom IIabdis, IIICOIBD D. ComtOlLT, J0DN TaTLOI JOUftltOX, llKt HILTON. IIKSIIY IIILTOK. FrcildenL I1UOII SMITH. Vice-rrcetdent. W. rtUTIXH DUNCAN. Treiianr, KOWAHl) I'. IIAIIKr.lt, kctrjtity. Ily anthorlty of tieDoirdof DlreClon ot ThiNew Yctk Hallway Company, end In conformity with the trrnu of the Act of Incorporation In that reipect, tbe underlined Coratnliitoneri on Stock Subicrlplloni Clio pnbtle notice for tad on behalf of tbe Dlrectore, and of luch Company, thit Uooki of Sabicrlpllon for the Capital Btotk thereof will be opened oa Wcdnei day, tbe twenty elf hlh diy ot June Initial, at the following placet la thti city, Tlt.S At tbe lianklnc llauio of Daaetn, Shermta A Co., II t.'aaau ilreet. At the Uanklnc llouie ol the Ilink of the Metropolu 11 Union iquare. Tbe Company li euthorlted to comtroct two Vladoct llailwayior brinchei Ihroash the city of New York, on tho cait and writ ildei thereof, from a common alanine point at or near Chamber! itrcct, tetwecn llroadway and Chatham itreeti alio acton Harlem liver anl thtouch Wcitctciur county: tvllh power to build adllllonal llnea of railway or brancliei from lime to lime. In any part ot the city or Weitcheitcr couaty. The property acquliel by the Company li exempted from laxei and aueinniati durlaz thj period allowed for the Gnal completion of the railway In the city, Ihc Mayor, Aldermen, and Commoutlly cf New York are anlliorlxei and directed, with the eppioval of the Commlaiionire of the Slaking Fand, to inmenbc for five million! of dolliriot the itock of the I'oini any whenever one tnlllOa of dollar! th:re of hai been iub)crlbd for by trtvate partlei. Tbli conditional amount ot alock bai beea wholly tub acrlbed for and taken by the Director! of the Com pany. On the completion of cither of the llaei 01 rail way to the line ot Weitcaoiler couaty, the Saperrlnri ol that county ate anlhorlxel to ivue the boadi ot the county to racli imounl m the Buperyiion ihall deem expedient, Io aid la the coailrnctioa and exteniloa ot tbe railway In and throuih that county. For tbe proper cqnallrttloi of the Iniereat of ihareholden who may lubicrlbe and pay la moaeyi at diUcrcnl timet, tho Director! are auiborlxed to 1'iuo icnp for mtercit on tucli ptymcnii, pi) able out ot the eirnlr-ci The termi of tubicnptioa will be tl lollowit 7n petceat-of thoamountof itock lubicrlhel for to be ptld In ch at the time of lubicrlpuoa. Tbe rcaioue to to pall ai called for by ths Board of Direc tor! on n notice of thirty diyi, but 00 call at any one time to exceed ten per cent. Bcrlp for iniereat at the rate of leven pir cent, per annum will be mael by the Company payable oat ot the Drat carnitine of the Hallway on all Inttallmentt ran 011 Block inoacrlbel for within thirty dayt afier the fiubtcrlption Hooka thill be opened. Tho Compauy retirvei Ihe rUht to cloie tbe Sub acrlptioa Hooki at any time alter tho twenty ninth day of July, 1171. Ily order ot the Hoard of Director!, AI.KX T BTKWAItT. I Commit! oneri on bbalf .Kills .IAt Oil ASIOII. I I.I. VI MOUIO.S, of the Company. Nrw York. Jnne 16, 1471. JQUius nub fiqiiou. II lll'.NIIF.IISOS'H 1 l-AMII.i 1.11)1701! CASKS, lacn caaec-irtainimi one bottle of Ol.ll I'AI.F. HltAMlV. I HOLLAND OIN. Ol.ll IIVK WIIIHKKY, OLD F.M.K hllFlillY. I'l.SK Ol.ll I'OIIV, lll.ll illU'lillOS tnaranii-ed 1'tire and or the very beat quality. I'ltll K oKVI N IMI.1.AIM Bent by cxp-t-it t o It or i'.nt otnee ord' r II HKNIiKltSiiN, 13 llrnad tt hew ork I) A KlillS' ANI)CONI'l'.t l'IOSl;lt' TOOLS. I) A larire ataiirtuictil ou hand li'K CIIKAM MAl'lll.sKltY, lllba, Mom II. Forini, Ac Aceulfor hll.MIKN. il'.VTKM' I'liiladelpli.a MII.I.HAIIIIO, I ICKIIII-.AVI nn.l I'AllliKlt'S MAt'lllS'FS. WILLIAM HAIil, 31 l ailiarlr.e it Nea York. STKA1I enginea, luilien, luichlnery low pricei I mill A UAI'l Kltl Y,IOIIarcla) il.-,worki,l'tora in JJittinftoru EiflnnttD. I YOI'NO man. an Amerlciu, aced IS, would like i I. It am 1 lie car peim r ira lei hat itimt- knawl'tltfe of the bUMnett. Aptly all the week to It. t. DA11 M)N 10: t. h ut. AYOIIMi Ctrl ol iome exnerlence wiaiiea cnipl iy iiieiit aa ilrnaaiuaker 1 won a work under lm rue tlont; wacei no object. 229 Well 24lh it till lulled. AIII A ll It 1 I'.ll Oerman wuhei ailluallon ai walcii man. tlav or nlelitt li ubiu to coo lecunty. Ad ilruaa CHAM. llttOH N. 165 Lewi! it. AVOILS'IJ lad. acel IS. wlmei a t.tu.ition In a whoiiaale or retail ihno iloret betl refcreuca. Addru W T. F WJ Welt 22,1 It, j AN American bov 17 yean old, wlihri to learn the carrlaie trlmmlof. I'.ekte call al 161 hail 63d 11., neir St av. AYIIH.NIl man want! a iltuatlou In aome whn'e ale or rttail liquor houie. Addren J. U box 111, bun olllce. A 11(1 Y 17 yrari of axe would like to learn a t'uod trado, Callator eddrcaijlietn av. F. MANN ION. 1)OSITION at foreman Man hailhoronch practical knowlodee ofevery branch In inanufaciiirlnc ilnrta, all miilluci. ttylei or c.ilton and runnel material!. Fartlct entermc ihlrt bunneai can iecure valuablo lupervlanr or travellloi uletman. Addrm T., box 111 Bun olllce, 1)A I NTI.lt H.-Wanted, by a reapcctalileT Heady litiid a muailon ai paluter. Ad lreil 2M Hprmc it. SITUATION wanted -Confectioner who under" itanda the builnen In all III lirauchea 1 Charlolta llune. paltry, nougat, pyramid', fancy cake, aud or.ia uienuuc. M M., box 111 bun olllco WANTF.II-Hy a reipcctaole clrl, a riltiatlon 11 either aa alth or tiblrclutli wtmer In a reitau ranii hai cood leference Irom tail place Callallibo week at 159 Moll it., bjtweaa Ht'oome and Oraud lU., t.'cond floor, back raoini. T ANThli-lly a younf man. a iltnallnn ai waiter lv in a hnteh baa tiecn accntt lined toiticn Addren J D,23l Wcet SOth it,, between 7th aud 8H1 avi, WA NTKII A lituatlon al etcher In an cncravluc work! to cillco tirlntera. Addroaa b.B, llaillnci, Weatcheiter county, H X, W A NTKII Uy a yooncHcolch clrlTtiolyTinled. 11 10 lake care of children, Call Ul Kait lllih it., between Ut ay and Av A. SaMnginnni. JNTKREHT L'OMMRNUE- BTRIIY MONTUI MUTUAL DUNF.nr SAVINGS DANK. Bon nciLDixo, 1(6 NiiiauST, Orroetri Ctrl IULL. OKI DOLLtl WILL B10IK IK AOOOOlrT. Open dally, 10 to 1 1 alio, Uooday and Saturday even lici, (H to 6K o'clock. CIIAIILM K. OltAUAM. rrctldeai. 0 II. IICKIDIOT. Becretary, IltVlNU HAVINdrT INHTITITION, VI WAIIIIKN BT..NKW YOHK. BIX FEU CKNT INTKIIK8T allowed on all iumi. nepoilti male now will draw Internal from July I. Hint opendallvrromlOA.il. to 8 F. M. WAI.TF.II W. CONCKLIN, I'reiident. VamiaaniLT 1,. Iipitoh, aecretary. C1I.INTON-HA vYNIIrT iTANK, Ml 8th ay. A aeitil-annnal dividend al the rale ol Hi percent. r.er annum will be paid on an-1 after July It, 1571. In ereit win be added to the accounit, and If not drawn will remain at onclntl depont from July I. Money de. poiliodoo or befori Jolf '23. will draw Intercil from July 1. A1.F1IF.D MOOHK, Fretldent. OaLiitiio F. MtlTil, fcecrelary. DHY"OOCir"HAtTNIIrl HANK, Ml aud 313 Kail lib it., uear Av 1. From Ihe lit of July, 1871, and nnui lurUter notlrt. interen at tbe followlof ralei will be paid to depoill oral Bit percent, par annum oa lapai ot two thoniand dollara ana under. Five per cent, per annum oa all luml over 11,000. Intern! paid on depoiiti made oa July 8, 1171. ANIllthW MILLS, Itcaldenl. JAHIS I,. Btiwiht, Secretary. 1-,5a!F.TTHIOltHATlN(IH HANK. U corner of Cm av. and 23d it lioolh'i llolldlnc open dally trora to A It, loll' II., and ou Monday, Wednesday, ana Batutaav evenlnci from I to I o'oiock, NO! ICK TO DM'OdtTOKA. The Traiteee have declare) a leml annual dividend of leven per cent, per annum on all mint remiinint in bank July I that were depoiiled 00 or before January 20 at.d April 20, paraO'e on and after July I). Money dcpoiited now will draw mtercit from July I. wil. M.U1I.KS, Frcildeai. Into M. namtiTT, Secretaiy. Ta-IKTIIIH'OMTAN HAVI.NOH HANK. Ill Nm. 1 ana J lblioav.. New ork, oppoitle cooper Innltute. ImitTT-iirrn DiTtPtHD. fly direction or the Trniteea of 11. 11 Initiation, Ihe utttil feml annual iniereat, at the rale ot 811 per Cent, per annnm, will be paid on an 1 alier July 19, IStl. ALSO, in KXrilA lilVIDKNO. at ihe tate of One per Cent, per annum. Irom accumulated prooia. Peine IPCethcr ai the rate ffMiVKN 1'Kltll.Nl per annum. firufmli tiol icilAJra-fi tclll near litcreil from .rL l'i oura ham oy nn ncrotti Tin imit or Jdi.t. and noll.iiei', will be allowed lotcrctt Irout tbe III of Jniy. Hani: onrt dally from 10 A. M Io F. H and 0D Ho.lMVi and Fmuila from 3 to 7 I'. M Isaac T. suilll.l'reilaent. T. IV. 1.IIL1I, Sccte'ary MIX'IIA N I CH'ANil Tit Aliiilts' NAVINIIH l.SBIlTIIIIO.N. Tt3 llowery, bear llmalon 11 BIX per rent In.erctl nalj 00 all mini from II to I10.W0, Hep mil made NOW, or oaJuly I, will draw Inl -rrit lrom lnl dale. 'I I e 1 mitre! have declared a Bcml-Annual Dividend cf hlX 1 er cent per annum on all anmai-ntitied thereto tor the Hi 1110 tutu a id three tnonlbi cudinc Juut 30, parable on and after July 17. 01 cn iltiilv lrom 10 A. M to 1 1'. II., and on Uoadayi and ttedneidari fro it P to 7. Al.lllhl) T. CONK I.I.N, Frtlldenl. Ila.int C. Fnnia, tecrelary. f 1 li 1 It I) A V KN il H HA VINIiH HANK. J Corner 3d av. and 24th it. opendallyrromlOA.lt toll' M. and nn Monday, vtedtieaaay. and Halurdav eventnet iro n lo 8 n'cloek. 1 (INKY flF.I'OSlrbl) NOW it ILL IIKAW INTKIt MT FIIOM JULY 1. Mx percent, mteicat paid ou alt uinilrom It 10 13,00). WILMAMHIMIIICII SAVINtlM HANK. 1 1 Corner oulll 3l aud (in iti. lirooaiyn, li. 1), (late Wliliimijurcli), L. I, NOTICE Deroiltor! are hereby notined that a ieml annntt In. teieit. attne rate of MX I'KH chN I. per annum, on nil anma ol 13 and upwardt, that ihall have been de poilted three mnntha on the lit day of Jtnr next, will be paid to derotliort on and after Monday, July 17 lulcreat not caile.1 for w 11 be pin- cl to the credit Of CeiM.iuori ai prn.clpal. an 1 rtiaw tntcrtat from July I. Depoill! tnt ic on or brfote the I0.li aay of July will draw interni Irom Hie lit The bank 11 open for builnen dally t'nndiyi and hninayi exepte t) fr mi 10 A M. mill 2 1' M an 1 ai-o ou Moudat atidbaturdar afternoona fr.ni I to7o'clook. t.KOIHll: illt'Alil), FreJI 'cut WlLtlAM Watt, I tr.alrt.nl! NATiiaxirt. Iininna t 1 ,c,llen"' BaiiuaL w lutaLuw. xecrenry. VV KHT sill lis t V I Nlisll N K, 11 No 1516th av between lllh ami I2.h 1'. Open daili trntn 9 A M. to 3 F. M and on Monday, Wcdpeaoiy ami t-attir lav ctenlnn from 3 1 8. IMLltlhr CilMMKS KS I.VKUY MONIII AND 1LN HA YB AI.IOWF.il. F A. CONRLINO, I'reiident. JVh II Aim Bccreliry It" I -.ll'I.V INTIiKI.ST. 0 1 lll.hN' SAVINlH IIANK, M 11 iwery. aoutiineal corner 01 Canal it The icini-tiinu.il luteraat. at the rai- 1X l'KH CKN 1 per annum on a. I aumi of I'll Dollar! and up ward, wh cli bavo b-ten on dt-pont for ouo or more n.nntbi next trevoiia to Jt. l.Y 1 will po crcdlieJ and paid on ana alter KtlllA V. ll'I.V 21 A '1 interen not caltcutorwll remain at principal anl tl aw interntl ttcor-ltnirly. and win o eni-ncd on the drp,.tiu-it' pooki any tune when trcicutcd after thedai ,1 .11 .Y. The liana a .pen cverv day for the tecepllon aal Ia)n..nt .iti.uneyrr.ini 10 A II 1 I 11 and on IllMiAYlt KU.I e.A I I'llOAYK fl.lli 10 A M lull' M. Iiepoal'l madt- ou or iieln.e JULY 20 will draw I iter eit Irom the lit i f Jl LY Hank liooka la ueriuan Frene.1i antFntnah I. A tjClMAllli, I'reiident. Situ ira A ncxci, Sicietary. cfoil nnb rjfoun6. 2 A Mi HOOK I.OST.-llank took Nn SI'JV.I ot II tne Howorynavinci lltnx Ii in nine The flnJer it requtitet 1.1 reinm 11 to th Hank. If not iti irv 1 be lore tiiei '22J day ol July nil, application wl.l bo made to Ihe Hank for a new fiook (isT or nolen-From HUKt7l ;h 11 on the 21 ih I tnat a black and tan puui I reward w 11! be pai 1 and no qui-iuuui aiked by relurulnj the iae to 1.. KbhSAN'rl. C28 Katt 9tn It. IOST-NearAMncdinaqutre on Bundav cvenlnc. i a cover ol a laly'a coll watch (1 8.3) flnJer ulil tie llbuial y rewaruet by returutnr It to M6 W 2'tli m Ills'F-ltank book No. to.1).'!. Creenw.ch Bavlt-c. j Itant. Heittrn the tume to bauc, corner of Waver ley p'ai-e and 6th av STOI KN -I rl lay, fr 'ill 1'l.iaianl Valley, a rlltern foot white raw boat namel ophlt paid lor lit r recovery Apply to Capt. It ANIiKlX, Fleaianl V ley. ur323Sprinct. SK II i:VAIlll.-Uit or nolen from lOCottlandl ll 11 on auuoay.a email black and tan d02- with mall while tool on breait anawera 1 1 name or Tip. St IT HF.WA Itll.-hupiioie l to have ben Ion ne ,il t ".no lludion Utter l.alltoail )e l aul Wall atrt-et on Fn ay m. rnlnc. .luue 23. a pockrthaok, co ti.i.lnc a tiiiatl mm id money, alio a llrkel of admia 1101. i. vault In Mock I. xibance. and oilier pipdrt if tin iititi'- Lxci-it to owner 'I be apt. m reward will be 11.1. d In amliiion in Ihe nitioiinl or nio-ioy in puei 1. book lor Hie r turn of the bonk and content! to the olti e 01 I'l.ll.-stl.S A IIA YM, 6 Hi ia 1 at ana in que -llotii ntkd 4 1'ACT.-I'rof M.MWteili the mtuJ at Ont imlil. 2 l.n lie. atkt centl, coa.ult turn lor evcrythlnc. and lute cood lud. He I-1 ictentifl: aairoloer. be-reti lor iiil.'oi tu all but ineia. nnl a iponiy marri.ice to l.:c 1 it you wuh. Ilkeneii, name, and day. 81 Ib.rd av., between IlihanJ Willi 11 Wc to 11. '1'I'.T, -Mri. Anna, hi uncut ilairvoyanl, ipinttt n in, icl'a cver)thiuc your name and the na ne of ti v ,e jou marry: cautei needy marriue brititrt together Ihoat' line aeparated 1 never liili- nu tat iltclionno pai Iti i l av.. nelween Slat and itl.1 ta a lllil.AIDI-i II. I.AIIIIIKItTHON, cipiy Clair" 2 toyanl, may bo rontitltr.l In tlneae buaintti, l-'vr.rr trouble, at ber office, 28 Greenwich av be twee 1 Ctb and 7la an, IIONA f)F.ieveiih dauciTtertnat "hiwillke peat, lella uamei a-ai eauiet itiariitjei. u Maueiue M..IM Kail Houitan 11 belnw In av lie no cenli. IOIIK IIKItF. I-No liumouc -Mat-UOS.s lelll J ctt-ryililnc, n ime of one vou marry aid 01 vliilor, ciuei apefay murine., bilun 1-13,-iner moie lonj tej ntalca net er 111. a in mc v n-i llbort. 139 Wilt (111 al, between Hroauwav autl7ibav 1 IIA.HIi VI I.I.IS, clairinyaul.Xaionlthea llm ill w.it 1-1 with la.-a iiiperi-u knowlu.lze ol ctrd icll.-'e 1 a .-oa 11 c-'it) mair-aco: ruici ilriiiikt-uncit mm Illicit. ie,i dreamt hen 111 wea'-ih, cn.id luck, an 1 lo-ic lfo ti till who call Is62dai lift. Silh and 2blU tit. frit II nr. Pack room VlAIIAH l'OltFlTllV -;"cren"-lhe lien in the ill ttui id ,c -ntuii ner Io r everything- 72 nth av ner Hili "t Ice.Mc No icuu. luckv iiumb-ri. Ai7l)HI-: It tl'IIAIil., nairnlit! it HoanrirlaT all ll-ll.h a. l.i-Ucoii Jl aid lilt a.'a. I.a.lloa, 25c Cenlr. )c, t A HA irs"FT(rirt iit.TnedToalandUuilneaa cialr- III toy ml, II.' tt avcrley p ace. I dnori weal ni tiih av. AI)A1IF. .IONF.i, tortuie teller. Bhe It 1 110 111 i-iUil al lii.iiiini ia 11, l.idlei, 5)c 1 irt-nii. II OltllilNAI. M.MIAMF. I1VIION. Me,llcali..rriT uall'i.-Coniall ber on all alfairi ol lifJ 3jjt.li av near 2I1H tt IJIebitiil. l,l, hpeeial Hiiraiei l.idlei am cennet"in iu trouble 1 20 can' cxpirk-ncs In I'ru-altu military hoaplttla. A tuceeiiful cure mule ti hotiri. or uo lee. I uiiauiiailon ire: Dr. FIIA NKI.1N. mi Hleecier it. A 1,1, SI'LICIAI. IMHF.ASKS cured In tin Hart" eip.itii.iieilme.no drtentlon Iro 11 DJiiaeil, la icitiiuceeiiiui prneitce A LLWIs. M. D., 7 Peich it.. NewYork. I. III lis In trouble cuiriuleed Immediate te liel No leet until purieetiy latiaileoi eiecant ronina. Ac, protilt-d. Di AKL'llltli, I Amity place, new nnmbcr 17, (Laurent at A l.liSI'F.C'l A I. IIISKAsils treated aim uupar 2 a leled iiictcii by t-urceon Ulil.sK, an expeiloneed Lad ab.o piactuionor 11 auch caiei. IM llleecl.er tl. 1 1,1, SI'F.I'I 1 1, IIIHIiASI'.rrcurod b7l)7. J .11 Lt.N,al tie Ir.-ncb Crof itore, SIS Fearl it,, irarlenlro No niln.-ra'i Uted Luablltneii Ifju. tONIflllF.NTI A I, medical a lvice free itTail caiei V pt icciecy tbotit iexei no detention from bu i. iit-iti li-ltcri antarred. llr. E 1I.MI11KIT1. 167 bu li lit it., tt llliAniBburch. n K.'l'Kltlt Y, SlTneei-ker it neat llroadway. caret all lueclal diteaaei linme.llaielr. and la Ilea in tiomile at oielulervlew. w.taoul ibconvcmence holes uoloai cured tituiacionly. nit. I.F.WIM. authcr of Medical lompanlin aid uuiuoip ll-altli o'lcri reiiiramn to the deoiit. Ueatb" Ne wTor'k. ",40"' nil. KINt.', 101 Waverley place, neaToiliuv cure a lice ccru'n c"" "I'0"", or uo pay. Coiiiuitalion 1AII1F.H li trouble can llnd c imruitalile roomi 1 -laao, iibjilclan and nur.liu 1 curm all li-inalo coiuplkiitti, tiilliiiiitclvetmmDdiaterelleffra.ini Io Vif,r ''.U-', ,N..1.1' Hfl'b'r cnodi. and ilalinneiy. Addreti MhDICALboi M,6ib llroadway. New Yoik. 1 AIIIKS cuaranteed immcllaTe rel.ef or no fee I ijroniiii oefiiroaud durinx contltiemniii 1 their pun are infallible, llr and Unit. WKrlf, III tteit llth H near llroadway TV I'll. It UK. "Meilcal advico tor aTfipecial and i; con'iel dueaiei lluunlc ireaiuieni), the unpar alUlad tor ipae Iy and r al cure UIL HKIIAU1.116 llleockcr it. SShwnbmti imb SnHtoitbi. ITIRIR IIAII.WA Y TtlAtNII I.KAVK DKI'DTS loot of Chambera itreil and fool ot 23d 11., tl fol lowtt Throurh RxprcM Train leave Ontmh'rt at. tt too A, II,, HAD A.M., 680 F M, and I0) I'.ll., daily. New ana Improved Drawlnc room Coachea accom- Eany the 9 00 A, 11. train thronjn t lluflilo and nipenilon Urldce, connecttnc at llomellaviile with niacmncont Bleepinc Coachea runnlnz throuih 10 Clereliod tad Cincinnati. Bleepinc Cotchet ic accompany the 11.00 A. II. train rrom euiqu'hln. na to llutfiloi ibe S30 F. II. train from New York Io Bnipemlnn Rridce and the 7.00 F. M tram Irom New York to Uuffalo, Butpenilon Ilrldce andCloclaattl. Aa Kmicrant lriln leave! dally al 6 11 F. M. For Fort Jervti and Way, 8 00 A. M. and 1.3) P. M. For lllddleiown and Way, at '1J0 A. II. and 3.3J T. M., and, ftitnitaya only, 8:10 A II. For Olaivlllr and Wiv. al 'll.tO A. It. ForNewaurch and Way, at 9.00 A. II., ISO tad 3-1) r. 11. For Ruffern and Way, SCO and 00 r. M. Forl'aieraoa and Wav, at IV I OOI A. II. 1 12 0OM.: 1.(3. 1 00.3.13, 6 43. 6 13 F. M ana 11 Mldnlcht. For Hackeniack. Hnltdale ind Sorlnc Valley at 6.0) A li. and 12 (J, 11 00. 3 01. 6 00 ami IM) I', M. and 1 nurtdayi aad Bnndayi oaly at 112.00 Ml tnljht For I'lemi-int. N yacK, 1 inmani an t War. al 91) A lt.tl.30. 13 E0. 1 15. tt 30.5.15 and 1630 1MI an 1 Bat urdayi only tllOO Mldnlcht N. 11 iraiot leavinc Chambera Ureal oa even hoari Ol half houn leave 234 Slreft Depot fllieari mlnuiei cailier than above time. Lait boat from 23J itreet 6.11 F. II. Tlcketa for nimie and for apirtmeoti In driwut room ind ileeplnc coachea can be obtained, and ordert for the checklnc and tranifer or baccate may bs left al the Company'! orflcee, III, 519. andi7 Ilroadwavi 203 Chamber! at. 1 88 Oreenwica tt.i 838 Fulton ft.. Ilrooklyn 1 lot llroadway, Willi imiburch depot! loot or Chamber! 11., and loot ol 23d it. New York 1 and lOny Dock depot, Jcney City, aad of the ateati at ini pilnclpal botela. Daily, t For Fiermontand Nyaek. t For Hackeniack, I For Hackcuiark and llillidale only. L, D. ItiCKF.K, iuy29, wu. n tiAnn. Oen'l Bop'l. IJ7L O'l I'AM'f A't. ARItA (JAN- KTTMT K A .11 H 1 1 1 1" C O 7' fbeoaooctloa with the New Jeney Bonthern Ilailroad 1.100. On and ifier Jnne II, FOUIl DAILY Tltll IIKTWKKM NEW YOHK AKD 1,0 KO HIIANCIl. Tit Bindy Hook and alinomuon the New Jeney Boothern Ilailroad. The tptcndld raoon Steamcn 1 LYIiyL'Til JtOCK AND JPSiK IIOYT, u leivo troitt Tier No. 23, North Inter, foot or Mntray it .tJailr, Sun uaya excepted, ai folinwi nrr:Tl,M.?a,T"."CK,l A- M."lvlncat Inc Itranrh at a-ii A M n' Vm Vr" ':M A' M" "'W M t,on2 "ran"1 1JS F! MT 1M M """nl Lo,,z I LY MOUTH nOCK, at 1301'. M arrlvlnf at Lone Ilranch al 6-11 F 11 HF.1 UltNlNO. I.I'.AVK l.ONO HIIANCIl JF.asillOYT. at 7 A, 11., artlvlnc In Now York at 'FI.Y'MtrUTHHOCK.at 7:17 A. It, arriving la New York elfcti A. M. J KBHK IIOYT, At 10:33 A. M, arrlvlac In New York al 12:20 F M I'LVMOU.IHtOCK.at tmr ll., arrlvloc In New York at 7:53 F. II. Ticket! for Sandy Hook, Line F.rinch and all ita Horn on Ihe New Jeraey Southern Itailroad for tale at the tollowinc omceit 211 llroadway. 3 9 llroa tway. earner Bprinr it., corner llroadway and 21J it., anal Court it., Ilrooklrn. Ortnd Fromenade Concert on the PLYMOUTH HOCK each trip, by the celebrated Hand ot the NrilU Hectmenl, N O.S N. Y. Faie to Lone Hran-li II. Commutation ticket! for ule at the office ol tie Narratantetl ttea.nrhlp Com pany, I'lrr so. North Hirer l.icunson llckeii to Bandy nonk aid return, II JAB. F1SK. Jr., I'rcat.ient. 11 II. BlKO-ta, Manaclnt D.rector. IIIMI ISLAND. KAII.ltOtll CO. J bUMMF.lt AlilIMt MfNT on and alter Wcdneiday Hiy'21 181, iralm wl'l leave Jimei Blip aa lotlowat SA. M .OreenpnrtandBaz lla lior. A M.,N'orlhpo-t anlOlen Cove. 1 1) t.lO A. M II ckivilla Way Tram. 3 1 r 1 1 F. M, oieinrort and sat HaraOr Kxpren. di.'IOF M., Itivernrad Kxpreai, I i:ill F IU Norlhport anl (Hen Cove Fipteii. (I I' M., Norinpo-t anl (Hen Cove Way lia n All train! con iccl ai Mi-uiei'a wtih ll-mo'lcal. r-untar Kxcunion Train! lor Hoilyu, Olen Cove, La citil Valtev, 1lic.iv.llc llun lacton. atu NorlhPfit. leave Hunter'! Point at 9 A. M anl CP. M. A I.IIANY DAY LINK C. VI nil lilt an-1 DAS A ILL DItKtv, front Vcitry it. at K:J0an l Slilin at :13A M I aniline at Yonkeri. Tirryt iw .ant Nyir tliyfcrry hnat), Cnrrent, Wen Po.nt. ror.iwa.l, New. buriti. PoucliAtfepaie Catki11. and Hula-ail CtttttltOlH. NNI1 I, ItlillATTA of the Ilrtotlvn Yaejt 21 club 1 be oii'-ctata ite imcr New Champion Ctit. Adatnl. wil accantpnv lie vav ill aroi tu Hi 'U it ah'p ieav nc P-"'k ,iin at :V l'.il' m ferry, llmoklyu, 9, Ciri.toi-ii r at., a-li vr I. N. It., 10 19 Mniio irf rrf-i'iUnen'i on hurl, ricketa tl For ule 11 II. li. IIOLMIiVa. Mtiaccr.7I Ortlaniiit. "KINKY' lsl,ANII-Sortltanl liaat lllver l.lne. V f North l.tvor nnc. iieainer .stilt V M.K teav.-i rein, la-l) every day. Weil lotli it. al tt:, I!. and 8:23, 1'ierK North Moore at al o-.H, 12.1), nnd 8:1); I'lrr I. North lily.-r, al Land 1 KAaT IIIVKP. LINK Bteamer NAUSIIOS Ieav a tn at al II:M. and 2:70. I'.-ck tilp at Kin. II. I), nnd 2:ln lulton Ferry, Hrnikiyn. at 9. K, aid 3. n AII.Y K X I! I T H ATI' It II A VS) 1 1 Kli I r -I Ml Hi A I Mill tllli I'l.-IUMI IIAS'KA.-iln a ul aller 1 CIMDaY, .Itino 11.171 lu rleiinei HIP VAST tvlsM.I 1 anl HitiiiDM., will luve I'o K In at 7 1.1. Chrlatopl er it at tjo. ant Pier IN It at 9 A at. Bchicoel'a ll .na anl 0 union Hand, Ha 11, Hue 1, aud refrcalimenti on board. yi .Oil P ('ATM All iNTiF. erty, IliTier, lor 11 charter lor pritale (art ie or excura Inn fur blttu (lahini, in Hie Cholera llattka or elaewhere, every b tttirlay and Wednesday nicbt. nrnlany tine 1-or par ocular! Inquire of J Ul.Ohci, fool of Clirmor-ier it Shijiftutj. M-IIOItlalMS I'A-SAIJK TICKIir-l. to and (torn any llalla ay Station In Great Ilrltalo, Iro land Nurwat, Hwcden, Denmark, (ler.tiany. Iliil.aal. Ueltiuin, and the Untied state!, by iteameri iitltni weekly for taie AT LOWKST CUI.HKNCY P.ATKS. A..O.D,.,, lor.ay.mouj, mwTmM 7 liowiinc oreen. I JO (Fiji lit KNSTI I V N ANIl'l I V K II I O O I TT 1' Iat11-.1t Line Hoyil Mail bteamsrt aio appointed I tall ailolli.wi: Itv of Valllmorc (via Halifax), Tueidar, June 27, at IP 11. City of New York. Saturday, Jn'y I, at 2 1'. M. itv 01 1 tin -nc jTmii.dav, Julv 6. at 3 P. M City of Ilrtiaioii. Balur-iay, Jul) n, al 10 M and eacn mi ct-edlnc ttaturday aul lliur.ttav. from Pier 15. North Hirer IlATliB OF PAS3.Oh. PavaMe la Uold. Patau. e In Currency. FiiaTCAiiin 73liTaAni t-10 Paaaepyeri atio forwarded 10 Havr. Ilainuurc. Sweden. Norwa), and Dvnmaik at teauco 1 rat 11 I ickeli can be housht ltrn at molerate ralei by per 10 it w tilt nc to aend lur their Trie nil. For lut tLcr inrortiiatlo apply at the Companv't office. JOHN O. DA I.K. Acent. 15 llroadway New "i ortt fkj ATIONA I, I.I N li Ol' s'l'TlA llslilpri it TO 1.1 Vi-.ui'tllll. AND O huNhllllVS. HOLLAMI, lir.t.E. jsaiurilay. July 1. all P M. '1 1 1 K LJ I K r- N rllt'lllal, Saturday, .lull K at 9S A M, fab 11 puaice 173 and 101 cur.e icy Blcenee ...1.1 cun-eii-y Frepnt i ttecrace I ckett lrom l.lierpool.guecuilown, lmduii ic-rr, and Otattto v, III c trreucy. For lutther Inlormatlon, apply ai the Company'! onicei taliroadwa). F. W J. IIUIIaT. Mania- r. QNI.Y lllll-CT l.lNITO I'KANOli. 1I1K OF.NKIIAt, TIIAS'rlATI.ANllO COMPANY"! MAIL HIKAMBIIIPf) UK TWKKN MiW YOHK AND 1IAVHK C.M.I.INtl Al Ulllisl. VILLI: DK PA1I1S. PFIIf licit. l.AFAYKITK. I.I'ltlH'K. t-T. I Al'HKNT, VII.I.F. III! IIAVItiS. Appointed lu tall on every altetttaie Saturday. P1IICK OF PASSAOK ls HOLD tli-cltillni wlae), 1 Ulil' CA1IIN, 1110. tiKCOND C.MlN. 173. Kxc.ir.imi Ticket! at a reduction of i--n per cent. For Fieicht or Paaiace apily at the ititlon ol OOlilaK MA'.'lthNZIK, Acent. 5a lliuadway. New Ytirk. W'HITK HTAIt I. INF.." II Itetw.ca St. Vcrk and Liverpool, calln at Cnrk h tronr each wav Nuw an I mac i ll. oti. ,1 llm a lit 1 cum. pa roi'tt lnl.it; 8 tFI.IY. M'KKH. WH- 1 1 nt I I ii-irnct r atconimo Pillnm ttnri valid. ATL N lit'. Can H..-111 .Hurra) tail. 101 Lite nu.il July 1 at 2 P M Ot'liA SI', tapl. Ill.1niji1.il.. .Mi y t- alDA.M hu mi 1 riti -a, col l: Lirtiition. llu. Biticrnce to, ci run-) 1 1' e,iaid t'l-tlii imici. ts Aipy ai Wi it Mar Ll a-offli ca. ,1.11 bPaIIKH, Acenl, 19 llrnadway ittbotlis. 1 '1 11 F.WO It lis. Riiii-iI.hu new. 1 111 0111,11 1 ii'ii'i 1 111. 1 1 i.i no"-; 11.1 a 111 I, a li." or .1 in--, r fitnl t 1 a i.aek ni r ai.kiri e I. fMI'KI. Hut at. Ni w York, roout X ttpllalri P. ll ll t 1 AM, Now Yoik ea.uplij tor 'C3 coma. B:amp for ciuuiur. Acouia ii auto 1. J-tl It KWO It K s tvltoleaalo.-Lie'il'a ct lebralet lia at if tlrew nrk. t Viaiult'a 1 hiiiidtirb.ili ttrtietlofa mil) the heal brand nrcti aekrra kep; al A W A Unit's, tti alld 2.'l9lh av., lieu XIA and 21th III N. w Yota. .M II liWOII KS. I A lull aakott tioiitof lladncld'apremlutiifliowor-.a. I lain aud t oloicd for aale hy W. II. FI-.liKtlO A CO., 19) Front at. loob tlllb dOitl. HF.s'r I.eh'cli and I ocuat Mi. en a 11 nil -Null it,: liirnni aim tZZ. C 3)t att i- 7 pir tint li-re 11 .1 ami dciitcn-d. Til SIOIiKt. oj.l -t .cor. I0H. ,v clojiniiiursijj Jlolitti. VOTICKOIf 1,1.11 1VKII I'A IITMiltsiup. it 1 tie tiutleralciii'd, di-ilt-iui til timing k l.tnui-. l irtn.-rihtp uitu.-r tue tlatuit-a ot tho ritale 11' Lew 1 urk. hi-ron) cctilfyt Flrit I ii it l ihe name 01 p.m under whielt la'd pari-iti-nliip 11 1.1 be conducto 1 Ii P1111.1111 A Fa le hicond-lhit the ceneral nature of me limlaeii ntended to be ttanaacted bv tucli partneiahin i that of H-uikeri and llrokeri 11 ibe nu ul New York coin prltlncthe purchate and talc on ronimii.ion in eiovk. "SS .4'.10,,'J' wet canine paper, and other t cm Hut llilid- iliat tho namca ol all the cent ral n t.l ipecnl Ptiliirrt nieieiied In laid parliuralilp ato at folmwa N. hat.'!'"' Putnam, llt-nrv Farle. Divld M M.irn-..n. and A'ltert K. Piiiiiain Tnat Nalhauicl D I'll nam, win rriidea in the cii) ol Ilrooklyn, c ni ii) nf Kt .ji, and Henry l.arltt whoieildei In tint ill) 01 lino in cnuiityol Itinia.aiit Hie ccni'iit- nartttert: mil Dull I Mormon, who retldei liillu cllv and inunly m New 1 oik, and Aa-rt L, Piiiiiain, wito reaiiltiit hini)i.-n Duytcl.ln the couuly of Wolchi'tier. are tho at.ee nl iarllieii. Fourtb-Tlut Ihe aald Imvi.I M. Morrlion hai con tiibnted the nun 01 111. ui)-llvu tlinti.hnd iimiiri (ttf.ooot, nnd the i.nd Albert L. P11tnamh.it onliil.iiu-,l Inc turn nl twenty rt 1 0 thouianj (2j,UM) ai u.ipital to the c iinmon tuick 1-Hlh- I Pal the period at which the al I pariprnhlp lilociiiiitiii'ine It Hie iiiiiet'ciilli tiay ol Juinj. n;i mti Ibe pc nod at Inch ll.e laid piutntnlnp n in imam It the nrilUay 01 Mav. KH. llama New York.Juue 17,1871. N. It PUTNAM. IIKSIty KAHI.K. DAVID M MlllillHON. A1.I1KI1T K I'll IS All fllli; II riu ol IKiiti 1, mau'liacer A Co wild at Tried t oa .lit of June, 18.1 by tuttlual coutetii. aud J b. Hulcl.liikon will continue the builii 'ia and he nt-u.r Ii auinorlied to colieei ho accounli and kettle up tbe attain of Ihe late firm. MA1IIKIV T DI-.NN1B, JO'IN tl HrAl'DIMll. it, ll)uiLtl.,N Y. JUFFItkYB. IIU I'CIIINBO.N NOTIUF. Ill' HAliltllir l,AiiirlCtivfTWu ementa tor unpaia Aiiemnentt wr itrcett, aveuuea. and Fark openlnii, wtdenlnii, and oxteoiioui, Citv or Nttw York, DifanTatiNT or Finamch-Iiuiibao nr Aaxun. (Irrics or Clkm or AKnr.u a, June 12. 1471. tnder the direction of the Coaipiroller of titu O u ol New York, Ihe underalirncd Itorcoy civet puitic not re. ptirtttani to the proviiiom of tne act entillod An An for the collection of tavni, attiA!tnentt and t ti 10a water rent! In Ihe city of Nrw Yoik. and 10 amend tin teveral acta In icialltin thtio'o, piaaed April a. n;i tnat the rctpecthe owner, of all the landt and lene. menla on which ntaeeatnenu have beao laid nit.l con firmed an.l are now due and inr ill. and have re. liiained one and iinntid tlnce the confirmation nf ma aticiimenta. for the roll twins city luiprnvc-nentt tor tlrcelt, avrnuea, and Park opcDlnjl.wliltrilnti.ini cxteniinnt, to wit openlni Avenue A, from I'lflr lourtti itre't to Beventy ninth ttreet. Widjuina Ocektnan atrect, from park row to Petri llrrot. hxientlon ol llowery, from Chathitn to Frnnklit tattare. hxienilon ot Church ttteot, from Fallon to Morni itreet Openlnc Chambeti all eel, from Chatham to Junta ill 1 Orenlnr Central Park, lixtend nc Central Park. Opor.ine Kievenlh avenue, from One llnndred ml Boventb to One Hundred aid Forty fouith ttreet openmc Kichtictli iticot, Horn liloottiiucdaleroidti Hatlrm river. Openlnc Klchty-trcond itrcct, rrom l.Utilh avenue to Hudion river. Otnir,i Flftv-eichth ttroit, front Fifth avenue to P.ail Over. openlnc Flfiy-nloth itrcct, from Fifth avenue to Lut ope'nlnc Firit avenue, from Forty iccond ilreet to openlnc ronrth tvenne, from Thlrly-elchlh to Ont Hundred and InlrlT-Olili itrcct opinlni Fifth avenue, from One Hundred tnd Thirti eth street to Harlem river. Openlnc tladiton avenue, from Forty iccond to litclity elilli itioei. Openlnc Nlatteili itreet, from Third avenue Io t!ir lem river. Opening Ninety loeond ttreet. from Fifth tyenue to Ita-l river. openlnc Ninety Iblrd nrcot. from Third avenue to 'openlnc Nlnety-ilxth ilreot, from Flft.1 avenne to Harlem river. openlnc Mnety-iixlli itrcct and i:i;hl!t aveane to lllo.imlncdileroad. y-jnlntr Ninety-ninth Itreet, from flllo Ircane t Haflem llv?r o.rniucNinely-nluth tlreet from Ii chth avenue to Hudion ilvcr. Oi-cnlnc Ono Ilnndrcdllt ttreet, Irom Hijl.tn tvenne (0 lfroidwav. Onrninc One Hundred and N Inl h ilreet. fi 0111 Third avenue 10 Harlem rlv.'r openmc One Hundrut and Fifteenth ttreet, from Tenth atcnue to llurlen river. Openlnc One Hundred au. IT wculy fouith itroil.lrora llitdion 10 Harlem river Openlnc one llttn licd and Twenty ilxlh tired, f-on Filth avenue to llioomlncdaie rovl Onenluc ont Hundred and Twrnty-iccoad Uriel, from levcnth nveuie to Hudron river. opennt Una Hundred nnd Twenly-nlnth aid One llundrttland Thirty flrtt ilrtcu, IromTcnlli avenue to lluiiion r.ver. opc ilnc One llunlred and Thlrly-thleJ atrrel. from lilhih nvenue to llarlt.n river, and lrom Tenth aveooa to Ilndaon river. Openmc Ot.e llut.drediana lltirty.filin ttreet. Irom rourtn to liicntli avenue. Openlnc One llunuro.l and Tltlrly tevenlh itreet, from lenth avenue tu Harlem river, and from hleycnin avcuite to Hu lion r.vur. Openlnc Ono Hundred and Forty.firat atrect, from ll'onmtncdale roil 1 1 Harlem river. Wl.len1111ller.de ilreet, lrom llroadway to Chatham Wld'nnlnc lleade ilroel.f rom llroadway to Waihlni. ton tlicel. Openlnc Blxtv-thlrd itrcct, from Fifth avenue to f... riu. ,n.l trnn. I'l.hlh In ll.i.l.nn .1.., I Openlnc Sixty uTih etrtet. from Luhlli avcaue to Iluiiaon river. Openlni Mxty-nlnth ilreet.ftom F.lchlh nvenue Io HudAon river, and irom Ftitit itva nttc Io halt river. Openlnc blity-ilxtli ttreet. Iroin Ftt.lt avenue to liait liver. OpcnlnK Bevenly flrH iticel, from Fourth av.-nne Io llttl rtier, an I from Tenth nvenuo to Huiaon river. Opt-mu Betemy-iet-oad ilreet, from Fourth to Tenth avenue Openmc Bovcnly-tlurd atreet, from Third to Fourth avutttte. Openlnc Beventy Milt Ilreet, from liulilh avenue to Hudion liter oprnln; hcvenly-alxlh ilreet. from Fifth avenue to Fav iiva an 1 frj-n liiclun av -nu ta Hu lam river Oticninc scvi-iiiy let nth atrect, fiom l.icl. lb avenue lo Hudau.i r ver tiiidlront Full at ouue to Kail river. opriunc Buveni)ctclitli aticvl, Ircm Tttird atenttu to Lait river. Openmc fecond avenua, lrom One Hnadrel nnd Twnlv tout in atroei tt liar nm rver openmc Sixth avetiti. Irani One Hundred and Tweltly-lilnlli a reel lo Harlem river. ttntonliu Bevetitlt avenue, lrom One Hundred tins Tenth a reet to Hark' n river iMicninj Worm atreet, lrom Ilaxter lo llusioa ilreet. tidrntng Whitehall Hrect, lrom llowllnj Green t) F.ail r vet are required lo pay tho amount or the aiiaimenta 10 due uinl icmnin.nc unpaid ropectively, for the open lac, wldcnii.c, at.tl cxtcniiott it the alov -named ittcela, avenuea, and parki. lo the Clerk of Arreara. al In. ofllee lu the City 1-ttiancu Depattmenl. In the New Court llouie, UMtLtr with the it.tcitei llictcon at the rat of twelve p-r cent per aoitnm to the lime of t nitntut, with the cbarea of llm notice aad alyer meat And It default il all tie made In tucli payment, luch landa and tcnemcnta will lit roll at public auction at tne New Court llouie, in tho City Hall Patk Ii tbe city or Now York, ou trio ilitcrnlh tliy or Bepicmb-r, oni tnouriind elcht hundred a-tu aeientyone. at twelve o'clock, iio.in. for Die lowctl term of yuare at which any pi-i nti iliaii oiler lo tu.e the lamu. lu cniiaideralloa nf auvnncln t'n a.uo'tnt ol t ic oaiH-'iiiieiil la ilu j and nn paid, and ll.o intcrral tht ru.nt na aforciaid rolhottna of the late and toccthttr with ciir.ci of llm noltoo and adveriMctneat, anu all other coiu an J Charcot ac crued there. in. And that luch iaie will he continued from tuna to time until all the land! and tenement! hero uavetmt-d for ule tlialt be iota. And notice la Itirehy further clven that a detailed itatcmcnl of the aaaaimen't. the owneraltip of the property aneiael, and on which the aiieaimenti aro due and unpaid, ii. and will be publiahed once la earn week In tho daily iiewipiin-r caliea Mr U'tirlf. ana n alio publiahcd in a patttphlel. and that coplei of ins lamphlci are cpokacd In the olllce or the 1'urnau -.1 Arr.nra in ibe lniai.ee Dtpirtmc it. ind wilt oe du Hveicd to any pcrtou applymc for the it ne AS LADY. lerk nf Arreara .,,,.$,,t,.l,051,l8 DI'.l'AUT.llF.NT Ol' l'i. 111,11! VOi(Ks .SO 2.T tlLIIAIiWAT It) CONTIIACTOHS.-Pripnialacuclole I In a-cilled en elope, with th title or Hit work and llie name nf the nldder rnd -netl lli.-ri-on (A I. so TIIK MIMllhH OF THKY.OIIK A3 IN TIIK ADVlilt TlahMKN 1 1, will be iccclved at thla olllce until Monday, July 3, 171, al 11 o'clock A. 11., tor tt, fo law Inc wnra I For pivinc Uroomo xicoi. hotween Itroidway and Centre tlreti. with He.ciau pavcttn-nt, and laying ciom walk, at tho Inieracciinc iitoeii wher roqititcd '2. For pnvlnc H.iyaru itreet. Intwecn ltnwcry and rtaxte tltcel. wilh lUitltn pavrine Land latlic crota walki at the mteii.'cutic all "eta wlt.-rc required 8 r or luting W illelt ilreet. lrom Or ind io Hivtnt m tirt-el. with Iielxiati pavement, and la)t ic cromw!iki nt tint Interfectinx itrecti whern required. 1. Fcrpatln: lhiily-ccond meet, Horn fecond avi nue lo Fa.t litter, with Hu.cian invement, at.d lay u criiuwniki at the Inlerirciinc itrecta where require I 3 I ar pavtuc Forty 11 fin unci, irmu nec iit.l aven n to liatt llltcr. with He clan pivcttieit aid l.i).nc crotaaalki ai the ititcriccliuc nr. cla where icqu r-d. ti lor pavlnc Flity-Dnl itreei. fin n i.rnajway :i Iiichilt ntentie. with He clan pavem nt. aid layuij cmtawali.t al the Inierieuuw aire -ti w hero required 7 For paylae I'll -are. in I a i.-et. from l.tcnili ta Ninth avenue, with llclcian paveim-m, and lajlnj iroraw a ki al the intcriertinj tirciiia where required. 8. hnr pavmc Anor piac lrom Foiuti nvtitue to Hroadwav, nun He clan paiement, and lay! ic lion walka Mt ihe Interaecl nc atreett when- rcrtulrod. 9 Fur pi win: liuhth itrct't. Iron, F.-ttr. n avenue t) lliuadway. with Hciclitit pavement, ard lartnc iruaa walki at the Inleneciinc tlreoit where required. 10. For lew era In Mitt-flm and Siit)-tecund ttreeti, from lloulevard to Ninth avmiue. II Fur tewer In One llttmtr.'d aud Firicenlh ttreet, from Avenue Alu Fint avenue 12 For icwer In Due Ilu Hire. 1 and Twenly-thirJ ilreet, from Avenue A lo second iivon ic 13 1 or outlet aewcr In One llundied aud Fieliih ttreet, Irnm Ilu lion ICivcr to 11 .tilev.t i tn one llm drt-1 and Tenth nrcei, lo Tenth avettu! with nrat. Ii.-i In llnulet arti and One Huudrcil aud six hand o,.e Hua tlttul nnd Hevettiii itrcett. ,1. Fot (i-,-1 tu etxi)-Dftlt itrcct, lrom Tint t-T lur J avenue 13 For ttndercrnund ilrnlni between rtev.ntv 'h.rl an.l l-.Uhty flritilrccta tind l'iral a i t Filth av.-1 tea Pi For rucul-iiiug cradluc. curb, ctttior, and tla- n Ia-xipciou atcnue, from blity-i-xtlt to Nine:) tta itii-ii. 17 Fur curb cutler, nnd fltccmc l lril avenue. Irata Tlttrit -third to l inn v-lonrii, ,re--i It Fir ili.'tiliik' ono lluiitlr.d aud Twent) t .rl etnet, ir '.t llt.r I lo I .iirlu ntcniu 19 I... r flatinj Flfl)-niutlt tirocl. from Mi.m. U Tci th tvenne 20 l or lUjuinc Fflv-lllth itreet. lrom llr.ii.lt a) to l.iilnli avi me i r.-r Mniiuj Uicenwich mrcei, frutti I t .lit t) L.ttta alrc.-l. 2. lor lurnlahln: IhU itepailment wither mi- I aio lici.lt and Iht-ir appiiriit.iaiictw Ulatik Inrini ol protiotaia, the ipecirlc!'.ioi ml r ci cement!, the lupcr cntt'lnri'! in wlni-iitii 1 -t On blda, nud ontr futther iiiiiniitiii.nn it. a r.'-t -una oli'tnued un apiilicatiott to tint Cnunai 1 1 I .k t ,j kin. e. wiilimi m i'im-.i.ii iitttitliatlouci of I'ua it' ti'i ta Now YotR. June 21. i!l. Ji'tgiil Jlolitts. CI' I'll I'.ll li I'llIMIT Citv aul Cn mi y .1 s i nrk Henri Yntt-ic va. Fv.ilnc ll--.Liit,ia n..l I r.t ut tit t'utuitii. In piiiiuaii.it oi ajulcu t v,t r-iiiiremi' I'ouri ol tip hinte nf S'c m .irk ni 1 1 t utiovii niiliiu action. I, Jatiin. II dent in, t'-. I 1 It- l.ii- M.d J nil Jin i til ll a in i, I, w .1 i ti nic l a! i. .-.'a lit- .tit-ti-'tt ul llie lixt-li mce H fear .nm. N rilt.al tt iv, in the ctt) ttf Net) YnrK.ntitiie Intiili. n' .lur, t-ll at twt' t ii'i-l.n-k lino i. Iv .lii-.-i't to J t 110. i or. the fnllnwinc it 'aerto -.1 t.r,- i-l.i-a, t f Ml U.iit leiia.l) lot uf luml ailita .1, l.lu aid Ii -I i iu III Sin- ttonl t Vtnrl ttf I it- i -it ul Sew Vnri. t. Haled aa lut FS.Iii'lltc I art nl l-.l Nu 201 nttil I- nl f Inl No '201. aa lain dnw i in a in IP t.l tue pUAteati i of Hi.-aal I Trti-lce. ul i ..liiiniiia t'ol.ece. bolnj a it t '0 and nllerailnu ni n matt ni perl tut Ian li of the l'i nl Culilin t'.i t ul 20 tu the city nl New Yo-k. t. i.i 1 limp ol il"ita lu Hie c'lv nf Now York Pel mini t 'Ill T'lllatuea nl I '-III ntlla I'o 1 'ce 111 1.10 Clly nf Se t k, litadi hy .l.ilin .1 Berrell, City Sitrti-yor. il Hi" Intm'', InVi ii.eil In Hie tiillcit r the Heaian-r d tin Nt-w Votk. ntiiiibtiru.l CU. anl rocii-ied iniu-''t"e ojiee nit the iccond day ol June lt.i nl.'i' f luiivinnncei, invo 023, a tin, 'lean ititeieni. r ''it pii.at-iitiii ol laid liuiie.ia, the i.ttd 1 il It 'i ik ii'l and ili'ifilhel na rnlliiwa, (r, c w a lu. Inl in tltuiotiinurlr ii la of I u. n tt ai live liutiilred an.l ictcuieen leel wi'it.'tli inn "n curlier lot med by th.' itiler.i'ciio.i ol ilu-1 it 'i Ut ot iat.1 tituet wuh thu tii..-ti) .id'. t Hi il n t Hue. Itiunci' ruiininc auuiherlv pat tile. w.ti. th r "i hvtnuc one hull lio I le.'l a-nl livi' lltc'ii'. Hi" n' a"' Prll. paiallt'l Willi I'.IIT Ural .ir.-t'l. l. tiynn I 'L Hit-nee imr'niriy. pttnlel wmii lite lint at i J Inii.iirrd ltd t.utl IHf int'itit to Fill) tlr-ia-r- nl I lii-iif't. iati'ily a o'tj Ihe t.itillterl) at lo .it I I i i" meet, Iwent) one feet in tn.t pltc ul n'i..ini, l-iciiiiicr with it i-er.iln i .d.-n tire nt I i-u t'l'-ni lul nl laud ma le by ittet rruin'-i nr t olinn oil "i in ill" Clly nl New lurk, uii'o r.iuiaa Si m-i dali' 'I e 2illt ttav nf .lu..t l-l.-i, nn t rt c .-.l d 1 1 1 olllco nl the liuaiHur nt llm cut an I c -u y 11 link in liver 1.071 nl convey im oi at pace lit 191.1 dav nf Alljll-I. K'Ja. DaledNew York. June 21. Il JAtllH II t ill.l.MAN, Hef .Kititnai A Yoiitti. Au.irtieri Jltnlnltrj. rill'.F.TII eitrtced wnb .iii pain H yeiritl I Inc appimutiii eta a lititnltli'ied Mauliml i",a l at l. 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