The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
July 8, 1871

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THim-KIGIITlI YKAR. NEW YORK," SATURDAY, JULY8, 187iT PRICE TWO CENTS. 1 ixmTKIlMAN'S CRIMES. I ntr vrsitrs of this skt waits Wi (Ltt.SKli I.V VhOSEJU rf 'rio1tr l" Ihr Public IIimbnlftd-The (vtitl liooiii iVowdri. -with lidillf Tlie j'lMonft IM,iA"ri.'l and UnmoTed ii Nfw PrTelnptMfnlw, IUkrt. (Vtin ilnlr 7. The examination of Kj IoJU Murtiiih. ftllfKeJ ulioUfab polton V r ns i,tiu'd todty. Puillc iDtcrMl In tli M pfivfrrt'rp in nu -vny aSated, for at an earl v liMrtl- iti. I w rrntttlrd w Ii ft Plmilar auditnfe I ti lUt wl'ic" ltftird to thf ttartllnf dtlo.Ti.nla P jMlcrt': T' p t)lJlf" Hocked lo the f-ceaa la ml si t nu.'L muny nf iW in could not lit it ic"l all KO'itKi) ami erailfW tlirlr curto'tty tritrtu tUitl Itsuro rllttnz by tlie deputr r lirr.ff 'In irwr.fr inlcre-. at nln o'clock, an J nrrl I tMl tin th at, turning t. cither to the n. I oi r led r he adt.incet'. It-'ie'ilni the itops lt If til tn the pi.t'ori. ahe ap'nnj: up them with lrt fift. "ntl a'f(l timelf wltb ft na. itrent -t n in the chulr which had besn pravll il B'r o kt il Im i ti r to 4a) than )elerd.iy. and HI ireil iintoiicerned a ever. Onc or twloe IV ioi uri t.rr 'arc t-mard tl e audience, bntaeemed tillrrl) m c ncioii of the liundrod ol ko?n frrol Mr i-jr il al wrrc loolnt lif r throuth aid throat 0iff.wt.fn Mr. Jniit rrfsrrd t hrr rcfutil t Uj thr .UosMrr Ada a new drm on a certain QrfMion, a quid, contrmptuou tmlle curled Urlf iw.iud tie corner of if r mouth aud tha black eft klioite from behind thr thick green Tell with a I rflit peculiar tljht. Mir watctieJ hr connael, Mr. P Girdtner, very clote'y all thy, but V at waa the only ttidcnc of anal, ty that the r&h.hUcd. Tne Atlor jfj.Criifr.il of the Matf, Mr. C. It. roster, wai Irffcnt tl.la morning, and occupied a arat utjr Col. Vionaier, the proccutlns odlcrr. Coutriiy to expertatlon. thv teatltnooy elicited ft day wa not important. Mr. Junr, the toother U hw of tr Mi.rman, wr i xamlned, but with the tin i Im n of Hut rt In tins to the baby her tiatlmony f i4 not ut ail d&mi -ln;. T ie te UmorT of SherlfT Illakeman wm nto tfn I to null treat interest, but It bile t to conn ret J!t S'rm Mi in uliy rtnv cegrre ullh the terrible 4tJ lii u i-d of. TIIK tk,TUONT. Ttie rlrtt witne ca 1 -d n i Ciot nn Scott Hiker, tit ti the o irl n'DD exluitii 'J thv re.niliu or A 1 1 lid Fr-n-.te lie trMnV 1 I ite rliarre o1 lit r niniflim Cemetrrr 1 know mite e A'U and I'.u i.ie l.ermvi r- tuttt'd. I l in l ir I their rnna m tor thfl'inctomon ttir IDth c( .lanp ltr ttaine rc tn the c Ota iiMa, ana 1 ma ftu id he b 'lie. ijrlet II. Wactv wai next called an 1 fat.fl d: I ttonitd the tuneral of lenhi lluriburt, mill re i dri i fjr Mm in ltre. I tltfl la flue in turn np cn lirPilior J l.e Hinntr .scinn m wlih me 1 itw tne outer tne opened. lr. MULeiui umcrewa tr.' Im una O drtctom ope&rtt (he kct. i w tn tfiu.i ni cf Ufuuti Jinriburt nu rrroirud Uh IVncH in imtortr wlillc tie wu llurlburt' Mi ittHlnithh.m about a year 1 remertber l.ftiMr lluiU'iirt ftii Ifkrii tick I wai gnnf oy t&r toiler iii U wren tiie nrltoticr carcc rut anil 1 1 itl Mr It ni I m-t ia nrK and wan-e.i to "e me, I went m -n I foil .1 him In hrrt. 1 viipd him twice After thit Ili wltv had tolecare of nim. 1k rind no rrtitnt II f''"i v cnile I ji btineli an.l ml j g od n mt il in the huios witii h in 1 n t-xmiai u -1 it Id ii" ko afi t lir I'&lune. Hn rumthr naiit at cmII'h Mr Murthnrt. Uhcnl f ru.i M- Murlb r. ne roiuplaitel otgnat palu in bt4t"ti irh lii.dniii lie iiaJ Pvcu lumilln. lie did iot i Min while I wi th re. I wai nM tti-r when Hr llnr tur d'H t-it wu tnero alter hit drain Uur tax tin kii ru wile ree-iied l alio In-n every at Wnun im I li. ua vert a!tiartloi)to tow.nd her. Mti r nan rn-1 wo present at1hedltn 1 teniii-i Mir liuti i-irt Tn- rt-nmint were lo of I Mr huiltiirt. Ire oenlred hi fratuit J A WnTtntMN-LAWfl TKST1MU.VT. Il Mr vr A'ttt-f, :he mother in law of II. N. Sher U nan, U'tt tniul to tvtmed: Mr. bh.rman'i H trtn in) lU'iihtcr. I now reiirte la lioon oi. 91 J tmtf iie-ivr'MJ d ii DiTbr win m n ln ti Ur, Mr 'li iti n J'noner anrt Mr. ibermau w t-re r 1 rnirr e I on iw l'th tcinhf r I'iin-nier bad itti it I II h Mr irriimti' nu-e utmLt lour wrck be fine Ihrir J mtrr ie aiu a(u ared to hr uiikii tf li tier liuuie. I lairutnl ate'y after h uni ue Uih f umi C3unte4 J Ln i .f II- i-w wire itM f tur children. ntoird I llnratoV Jr Ada f., J. ink II nud Nttlmi,li ft a k tif bii'T, hi doattiti ltm of Normner on Kn!a- oi i lie eei be lore the deitn ol thu cnilii 1 told h lr mid Mr m rrmtu I'mt nuti.tl romain llniliem ke irx. tk io mi it lo tikluc ctf-e of ;tlie celia 1 t.itd t.ie .i I n "i tl tt.eu l? e tlx' huuse, out noi the ni:ifttitKirti'od iintn thv CM d a wmofd. t'p lu that tl iil I ti td had 1 1t" C4ic 't the rhlld It had been ic III atUun mer vt in i irt irred durlnic the piecert 3 fur wr'k, and Jut before It wai taken Hi the .t i tun I couidrril it lo ff'od bealih. On tu Monday foiiowinc Me time 1 bad then noilre. I dreet Hk nuid and I U Inm on the floor The t-riuti. r ihtn ume ami uid, (hand notlur, what are )ou Haia to rto with utile Fr-nk'M I answered. I im huitiK io hate bitu tiome (U.am a I had him be-fore be wurur ilt-k Wtille be vi p I r 1 n k about he wm uddtnlj fired wtiti Tomltlnjc. He had been pTiecti) wen before that time Ater tho otuUlnc be Ultea ri.idi and lived onl until UeJiitaday uiKht. Me i xrrw wtawcr acid wevker till vanillin nM the time, lis Tuedy ne mllM I)r lU-artter Illi iieknei lkn o- not at all like bit n timer 111 n era t It wm en lirelt OUT rent I .avc the child hi food bcioie bit ill' acii It conii'teu of ton.-trcli, milk utcr, and eucti thinz. Waea I prepared it In ln ruornlrt I bruuint It ur.d put u on trie bnrean in the room. The rr tunrr na1 acceta to If. bo far at I know ti.rro wm NO rOI'ONOL ai'BSTANl'R i ever put into r. On Tu day evenlntr be ore he died hr hrtd ttoee tiiii'm cno purged violenily Next d iv b' fet-t und bund crew coid. lie nt-o a en ned di)irted for nremri nnd bit ft violent tnwrd levir which 'how- d i fell in tntmiiahle Hiint. lie nad ie n fed about id tu'ur b loru trinir t.r t iccn ill. Ai'n hoerman die I on the slit ol Pecitnb r. I wm uui pretettt Khen the died I rawie at 6 o cnck ihe trniu Hfter r-ne died. 1 bad no rnnveraatiun ultii all e i riwici hl utilii. reii Uy ib tohl me buw Alanaikeu Mic Ud Hie wan kijI rtUli vuinit itcaol acrcatdenlof uitre Hii's arew worif.and t I nrui i aid the patient bid then u very bad t. o". hl. wu eiet ttb a erj bJd pam Her falbr-r laid kermtnebtd ur.d cxemimed Iy Audi mv ttnld u drmif hv lot re t ef then, and Her Utber went ur ibidormr. 1 In wu u I'rldar. On !turdtr r i4i"d. I'rbnrier toU in-tint the bad taken eattre CJire of Ad i n ml had kl.en bir her nudlcine heucu Ada nt tn Ilriic ne- Ma In September and w 1 fonaeicut urtea week. When Bhti cvme name tne n 'inorbotuni a new dr-a lor lier.''fi aad dd If AJa w n o'l nnr be could not bite it ST.B'icniiaii and i If prl!.erdifinot llv very tiaoi ily ta lb vvt unit -1 he .mit nom while I lived In tb L bur. 1 ircqtiem y b ord aui:r- word t eiiicund h''Mcen tltetn Miiti'iay m-jlit noiore J left, and u.(r r 3 Ail', tl nth ani run rui, I w.i in the nafenienr Mr H S i-uniti came In with bin i-unday dioner. The prlt- oner mm in tif i.i i.-s room up fctair. Tbedorwi C"fd at the t T it tie itairi. He i-nld. M tt.er. 1 wi ion Mould kpotid tb winter wuh u i we abilt oe M Vii to iti)" 1 iold lum I could ijo:. Ij ailKlEM KS'ti TkUH. tic ih tn nd tint l e wm afraid Natile w. uld betaen ll'-k Ada b id hMn. I tola mm I ihouwbt there was s an il hi. i r It he w a nil w ib w ould lake un iroud c ire L or tuiii iu l kiiuuld Wtt'i i bat ahe oount'id mio t-nt F ro 'in in u iimTc nf exclti-meid fade ie:uaM him of t tdinif f tu.t MTitn h-r dr tier are ol in tamilv. and i d Hi J n be uMi't Mtisllfd ahe would leave th b&tif bt on I tested ber to keep quiet hlie thin writ up iiH an I mi did bo nnd lor limn I boKid r-crr wur on th' M i' day folowipv 1 left it-o twi I i bine hue k af Mr hi f nnan' death, on tl e 1 th ol Mttv lbeluue til took 1 1 ice un tho Itth. A ween truii the n(-l iim mlii rli was at a i ten r ni theonor Teuiperarr. itnd m tne nett eveninir hj t ni n it'Tiii'iTnuru tiativ al, and attain on l ilday a k'hl. be iemnln'd ou until 1 n'chii-k the luat n io uamined-l fed the bv Trankiu ou Hn bi uibic im a tiivii with vimlilnjE. In lb' cue rPiUhdi I bad wit i ibu prisoner c ncernmic riit' il tdir inked ry Ireoiy, and deirnbd her I nip t- ma unr io ie i.y Mu nlui treated Ada ve t ind- l At d neei demc J Jur an iliibc. I taink, eacubt vrv 1 loki-of fellK.'lMAX AND HIS Wtt V gHARnRM 0. On o frcaoon when Mr. and Mn. bherinai wer- 1 'irr. Ui ,s I hemd bliu ttll lur to tate htr tni m and l n.'ti. houiL 1 i.crcr bi-ard her ruin mitratu with b i rt'-"iit bt t ii Mn. hhermm w iv rt rt kind tn h'lttie t ie t(ty, and her ireneral conduct tevtard the fun u i.u I, bhe boiiKlu the litll luv Nut tie 1'iix t!i li i ulfi r Mr. hhcrinnn'a death. Nhtn it w-k ii.ui-d to me ilut fit tbe.m.in lud pi-o'f.; f liule h'jv, I ful l t could nnt be, that I ii 'ln i u- be i ould do uch a t it inc. Ho Id I Ml (m- (ltd wili tn do ah) thine ut I lit- kind he lud bu 1 ii -I, p rnimi) I too a car' if ine i nil 1 lb due :-on tin 'At n da of MAylaet II.N.Bheiman Jr aikio n itepuiotiier for A I Kile inoitcy atieaul Diy nl ii nil- ti iwt linn U'm. however, ill I aid unit mi' hick with II Thli nn e.n i hh' b ir f'taed (n ni a itcuiibor bne then told me ihe won d t'it ,-i ui... titer cent lor Mr. Sherman funlly it 1 V MmM tn tr.tt Kircett that If alio kept ou they a j'i d i nt leave bei m ilh a cent hi ten JI ,rr PKton. who Has a servant In the Hher fi ni t mn. tt next culed. Hlie testified t l i in the Hhi rman f imlly several mouth Cinie ti ie .i.i t da i.iiuta und renutnvd ui.til tin ;7b o leiiniiiber Wiieu Mr hhcrmaii wa ink -u 1 1 u .-t,i i thai d) t It wa Monday Mr. Micr fi k d il r u nner tinu dai Mie Hlnaa ro, k d M i A" r I cot thiouch w uliluc. 1 went m A' .ii i ii-, u o i.k hi Co'cioi k Ihe tea table wm i ii w Den I i a tut) tn t did not aHt in itrepartu i I w it u w iv lliryhnd gM up from the topi er t'i 1 w.'iil imiii in Mr ehermair tuedlciue w ii pi -1 h ei l y i t,e 1 1 iun-T and iho doctor. 1 had imib i u I, 1 1 -in I think Mr-and Mi, bbenuau a; vi i t ttiu i very well toblher. H',S OF HICCNkAi OR LHjl OU. Win ii worn -I knew Horatio N sbernian ihi Monday hwaa tuken Ilia- ii.efac rv I krd ii if unh mm He krviued p riecii) l ah wnred a theerludr ui lie evir ttd. 11.' I an t mum im that da ni.d theifl wh ii i 'I i .1 on iimt ho bad teen on a denaui n. y hue. .mn iMirn-I kiii a biotntr ol the ds ii like i i( n tn i uuh at hi houu twice ahlle inn. n,i iii,iir. 141111 iherg ftfm in .'an J ar aiih ..it. ii ch ihe liikl tune I Hum y wink inv i li r aril Ilk w ile dtd not oc( upr the in, roMi d mu the Uii ibree ,u I 'brie 1 1 in nrrn i nunc rherm in niktd i riiit i l! mt Vti-n a (4iri'at tin aiose a'MMnn.ear imc my Mollitr hau. My biolber al. d Ji n tti. i i hu. Mb a.d 'liu hu l- lt',,"'"t r 1. lu ai i thu did iH t know A i wi i if i. -iti n.) pi acr remarked uat It wa vt t. r inu ai- ii. c I ad k bt to All mi) i" f' 'i ine i Icnci u.l i me Hint be Pud 1 1 I Moniay a id drunk a cup or cho JIP(f r le went into the yard and vomi rd J 1 I think Ibe reaien that Mr a&d Mr rnthr. ytbenaroi bj wa becauieuiy routr lam tbree in the bed waa loo uiany 'laarHUd 1DI villi tt.m. Mtt. Stierunn tbeo went ana licit bjr htnelf. Iltorr A. IlUVtmnn. I)f pair Slitrlff, iworni Ontnr wir homrw.rd alirr thfi .rrr.t ol Mil Phrrm.n, od the c.r. from New llrnn.wick to New Tnrk, Ibidi rmrcrmlon wlih her I lutrolucfd the conrtrt.tlon mr'eir. bat not with tlew to onlln lnlorni,ttn to be ..ed t .Im her et torn, no.enufflt time I offered no indnrement to in tie her t. Ik I .Imply told her imt wh.trrcr ike itM ihr h.a belter KII the trn'h laid n a ml.ieineoent aoytiiioc to ber lu set her to Ulk. 1 did not tell herlhn I knew SUn BAD ri.'ltCDAID AMIN1C. I i.M to her thtt .oral drnttlit hit etld Ih.t the kud corrhni'd enenle ot bun, tot I told her 1.1. 1 the h.d D tlrr tell If tntt w.i to. I kid mi hu4 It wm nihreprefent.tlov on mjr rirt (9eniuon Mr. Oirdln.r hero ero.e d okjeeted to the J. ml.ilun of r ranker teillmony Iron liM Uri. He m.Je itlrrliK ircb, uj ncuk.! Mr. Hl.ke. msi (or k'l ttrr.rlciUjn, io4 li lor kti dliunnoru b'e Helios I. .lie mMIni lo eitoet ronfrlon from tbe woirk. br mt.repr.eutitioii tud ffMid. IU riled othorlllM to miow that tdnilMluci l hr inch menu were rnmlvilMe teettnonr. Ool. Wooiter retd Irora imkorlUe to thow tbat tha tMltmonj oferad tij Blakanin waa admlMlble and artar aa hcur'a wraafla between cosoiel, Jul lice Matt iWidert to admit tbe teiUmoar. Mr lll.kemnn eoailnoM-1 liked lr Sherman If ihe bail aver had an? areeMe In tha houie. She replied, "Vee, Mr bherman bouthtiome lail wlnler 1 aikcd, What did ne Lot It for?" Mie aniwrred, In kill rata with." I aeke.1. Uld Toe kiu aar rail with It?" She laid, "ta dlti we found one InJ in the rrllar and olhen lick about the well 1 ind, What did you so with the ie.1 of Hi aid ob ue it all It kill rat the replied. I mm' No, wa pat the reel of It on a .half, ami wnea I aikrd Mr. Sbrruun lor II be laid that he had throwa it Into the itofe." 1 aiked then If ihe bad erer had any other imkNic tx ihi nocit line that time? Vha reolied. "I have." I ailed, Wnete did it come fromr" nhe .aid. "I bouiiht It nil rll froai I'erk tue drnzdil." I aakad, Krom houi did you tat It, Mr I'eca or oae of the clerk. Mie replied, "from Mr. rack blniielf." I aakid. "When wai toi?" HI.e reaJlod, "I think It wai the day Mr, Mierman went away." 1 men MkeJ, "ft hit dM you bar tan ar.enle f.ir?" Mie aa.wered "To poiaon rau 1 aLcd,"lid Toa na. u for that parao.e?" hhe re Vl:ed, Ye.." I avked bar when. Abe rerAfcd." On ibe Dl Sunday after be went away I eiketf, Did you me it all In tt at way?" Nhe aniweted, ''Nni I threw tbe reel of It In tbe .toye." 1 a.ked. Why did on bay It Jmt at that lime a he wa. rolnr away?" Her reply wia I thookht It would be a seud time lo kei rid ui lae rat. wuie he wm away, l'roia-ef ivined 1 arretted Mr.. Sherinaa In New llrunawlck. N. J., at the depot. Me roorened eery free y wiin referenre to the cm, and teamed In no way annoyed at ber poulton. I'm. Wooiter here announced that bl te.llraony wa. all In, and ha wa. reatly tu aabmlt bit cate to Ihe Judte, proylded the ileleece had no wltneaiea lo Lrloi furward, Mr. (Iirdlner laid Ihry wonlJ offer no trilitnony at all, a. lie did not con.lder It neiet eirr, but be tboutbt Mr W-itrou. (nbo vra. nut i re.enl to day) would like In make an arinmeut. T'ie c.ae wae tben adjourned over till Monday at I o'clock. now tbi cm HNh. 11 la difficult t .ay what Ihe teimlnalion of thr rr will be. Mi. bneimaii lll miquealluiubl. be Lf Id to uw.lt li e aclion of Ibe (Jraud Jury, but wueiber ahe en be coiittclvd un a regular trial la anoil er qu.itlau. It la the opinion of law)tra here that ane lanuot br. It 1. true it baa beeu pru.cn i viood quetlon that tbe lour airtiuia bonr atoji. rh. were et.ininel dii d ill polaon, but there I. uot the allifiiteit proof that Mra Mierman aduilul. tared It. 'lucre hi no Uoubt lu Hie iLln la ut tbe leeple that abe tile, but ttiete la no le cat proof ii f i. In Ibe cuve of liar, bull tbe evidence la .roni. r hR.in't bfr than lu aar or tne other, for Ibe rci.on ti"t aha liTel uluue rll i Mm aud waa bit aula attendent Torn, too. In M. ca.e tbero waa a aironz motive tn tho dealre to set pooctilon ol Ida money, which did not eiut In Iho utbcrca'ca It Is llierulore more l!an likely lliat the btale will rely upon tliia cut particularly iv e? cure a conviction, but thv lawereaa evou then II ulll be an rrn cbi.nre il a Jury will lonvict ou ir.trr ciicum.i.iuil.l eriJence, and uot much of that In.lerU. Aitncitt, r tbe i.a la it tiiyalerinu. one, and pttM'i.ta nun. liter quc.tlon for ike coutider. ailou ol adniiiil.lr.toraiil il c uw. .lira. Mirniiiiu'a Knrh lll.lorT-Wbal her Maler nla ol llir Cuae-llrr I'rlruda llrllrvr lirr luuorrul. t orrripcndence (r ln Mm. 'ew llni'jiawick, N. J., Jul 7. The trial of Mra. Sherman in Connecticut for tbe Allcced pji.on- inc or three bc.bind. and right children create, tutrnie excitement in tbla crookrd llitle town. Vrr nitlo rlie teems lo be t.ilkcd of, aud loderd tbe In terrt le In a manner local, a. all the turtle, are ell kuuwn Lire. Here rcaldo Mr., bbermau'n brother and tiller, ami here Mra. Sherman l.ericlf nurrlfl ber finl bu.nand, Mr. r-lrurk, u wlJower llh tl children. Mra. Mu-rman'a .liter I. mirrt.d to very rcirectable, i&tcllisect el ip carpenter named John Neafle, who I. enipioied In lloaibind'a tlip yard on llurnelt atrtet. They retide In a nttt frume bouae on New etreot, two door, abort Neilion. 1 cilled Here lh. afternoon, and ll utbered by Mr. h'eaOe'a d3n:hter, a llrl of about lllteen, Into a tittle parlor, In which ever)thlne looked at brlibt at a new pin. 1'retrntly lira. Neafle cime In. She Ii a delicate little woman, with blue eye., lltht cemploilon, and an lnielilr,cnl fjce. She waa lim ply and neatly alllrrd, anil looked like an ricrllent Lou.ewlfe. She waa with her alitcr when arretted. After I bad ripl.lncd my buiiuen, widen waa to inquire Into ber it.tir'a aatecedenli, the eipret.e ler prr.tct wllllntneia to obllze ma with any Infonaatmn of which, abe wti poa.e.iel. una. mr.nwiN't nisTonr. I wa.n't brouzht much In con'act wltb Liilla." aie tall, "in my yout'l. Our par.Mit. reilde 1 In lrcuti.u. w bete vro ere all born. Mymotaerrtl'd wlin we were very younc, and after her dejth IO'llJ wenl lu ber yr.indparrnta to live In lloulrn llle Hhe rem.lned w Itb thorn a tbort time, and wni tben Ukiu b) an aunt in tin aame vlllaze, who btcuRbt l.er up until .lie wai ectenleen rar. oi azr. I went lu ui.otbcr aunl In llurlloslun to re idr, and It It from Ibl. clrcumtiance, prubabl), tbat tne pupeii iiavo incorrvctlr Hated Ui.it I, villi wa. burn In I'.ollluelon. Al tl.e jfe uf aetrntecu I.vdla took aervicti In tbe boute ol a minuter naniod Van .'.rcbur.h In While lluu.v, but the did not keep ber tituallcu loiu hie enme on to New llrui.anlck, and tl-iyed with her brother, Jotrpn Dar.berri, who le.nle. in lljyard ttrert Here, whin the wua about ter.t) four tear, uf ate, .he waa married to Struck, ber Heat husband. Tl ey lived tnictber very bap plly far eishieeu yeart, and had revrn cblblien, tl or whom are (In. d, anil tbe other, a young man, is married, and ir.ldra In llottnn. 8oon alter their nurrufe the) went to live in N'r York at Manhnt Utivlllr. htruck ohlalncil a potltlon on Ihe pnllca lorce, and Iney never left tbat city until he died. Alter lua death aar ncied as NUItll IN A tf IIII1K HO-riTAI. for a wl.ile, and then Me lost ticbl ot ler until we lieanl oi tier marnaje lo old Mr llurlbiirt. Tben cane bla death and Per niairlaice lo Mr. Sherman, a Lit finally bla deith and thoe ul ll.v cbildien. Iteiorler Did )ou never have any eu'pici'in of Ibl. iroui.le of tne man Mr in which II II anted all those persoiit came to tbctr end I Mra Neatte I wa. nrvir ir.ore atlonlsliod at any thin: In my life I .1. n't u,i. o (mimt'ktly) llmt I. du could have done anilliln: an boriihle Why, lutver e.iw any lUvotinn like that wl.lrli the lav i.nca upon her liu.uanl., blie and Struck alwuva appeired to live verv Ii irniumotraly tovther. lie was HI a long lime bclon. he died. I uiiilernloud II. at he became crazy pravlout lo hi. ile.ib I.ydiu finre.ted ber greatest aurrow for e.ch ol Ibelr u cundtrn at they tnllownd ihelr lalber lo the grave in quick turce.elun. A. lor tbe old man, llutlrarl, every lime Ibcycame here Hbe .puke ol him In the moat lo.nu ttrmt, and they p tared perfrcily ilr vule 1 to cacti other. Hhe waa never entirely bappv unie.a .lie was ilulug louielhlnz fur 111 in. ll tnld nrr In uiy prraencs tbat he bad left ererjlliln: lo lur In bis will lie was t.iki-n .ick in our Iiluho, r.U Alter being broujbt home t ie nral ti.lng we l.eard be uai ocad. lltrlbird hu. bund. Snermvi. waa a very illmlna led ui.iii, lie would go un a eprrv very uileu, mid my aivav aevcnl dais. Ome lie cinm mnvn here ti purcha'e liquor ealoon, ninl l Kut drunk mid refute tl lu go home with ha w Ho, leaving t.ie cars beiuri' tniv bad urureodid bilf way 1 a.ked ner If tie never b came Impatient Willi lilm, and u an twered nu iik waa ao mioii NATiinaii that the couldn't flml II in ber heal! lo .cold li t m I Nbe.ild Mie lis 1 tieu-r teen bun nimri bin one, .ui J li.eu Hie unly lauirned at him. Ibe biby was a puny, aick child. xSelaon waa doivn here before tin-)' were man led, and ro raid then that bu did not eipeit l'rankie lo livu tiniil be cot back. Ildll live h.wiiwr, until .oino timu alter they were m ir. r.rd. I.iiliitoi.l mo tl.at Hi grandmotner bad p ulu.ive c urge uf It und wouldn't lei autbuJy ilao go near It. l.ydia .neuied lo vvorihlp Ibe very groutM Ibe v l r 1 Ada Iruil on, Hhe often .all abe dldii'l know wh..t tha vtoubl do without her. We nave all been very mili'li dltlrea.ed nt Hhat has hren pub Imbed in Ibe iiiHipapein, nut It aei m. Impoatible that tlitre u am truth lu II. There ku. no ri-a.iu ululcui tntt I.y Jia tbuu' I bare conuiill e l .ucn a bcrrii le cuino. and I don't believe the ever UI J. Keportrr Wliil bai bten ler unerai cluracler thruugb lifr waa the amlnble or olhcrwie t Mr.. 'i iitie She was reiiarkably gouj.iinlureil. Alwaia ploaajiil, lauabing, ntu full oi fun. Nullin g ever rci'inrd lo trouble ler I ua.d loenvy ber .plill. Wbn ah. wai arretted I wa. Willi her. Ue bad gone tugether lo eue'id a mm n wll'i our aunt at Jiurliiiglnti, and we wile reluriuue, imvlni bad n very nlte U rn 1 wai cuinpleioly lioiritled. but abe luok It m coolly a. If iiOllnni w.ii Iho in it t. r. I naid lo hrr M'div, you ntvir douu Una I" i e tall, aiiillingly LUA, I IIAVI liO(B NOTIIINO, Jiin't fret, and everthiiig will tome out all l Wilt." Itepnrlrr- Homo of Iho new.pv era bavn luggost ed that an inordinate love ul money ltd tire, hber nii ii to thu coinuiK.ioii ul ber al.uiiil Crimea, Have )uu over Milk eil aiuli a tr ill lu her character I Mra Ncaflr-No; and auch renaonlng Is inani ftnly abaurd, Wliai did alio bare lo make by blruck'a dualk or Utota of bla children I j) ;'u j I abe waa deorlved of her tupport and thrown upon tier ownraiourcet. Hba bad nn ration lo poison llurlburt. II. told ber hlm.cif tbat he gave every, thing to tier In bis will, bherman bad no money eicept what abe gar. him. And how was abe lo gain an) thing by murdering Adt and the baby I MO INI1MTI, Iteporler Il certainly ee.Tii ilrange, yet the evidence In tne elimination Is alrongly against her. Have you ever heard of any ilckneia or Injury to her pars which could have affecled ber brain t Mrs. Neafle-Noat. 8t bai alw.y. baa re mukably bealtby, Keporter Tben you can Imagine no posslblllly by tvlrich tb. could have been templed to commit the crlmea charged atalnst herl Mra Neafle None whatever, Iteporler Have you been to visit her alnce her arreitl Mrs Nrafle No, air, not yet; but we Intend lo tooa. Ltd I a promised to write at the tlrat oppor tuallT, but the bas not dnno ao as yet, We have beta walling for ber letter. I then took mr leave of Mrs. Keafle, who had treated me moat conrleously, although ah waa ap parently greatly distressed during the short inter view, I neat (ought out her brother, Mr. Joseph Danberrr, wlio Is part proprietor oflhe Middle. ei Machine Works on Dennis ttreol, near Hichmond, under the firm name of Dvnberry A I'a.ci. Mr Danberry, like bis sister, Mrs, Neafle. bad lived apart from Mra. Sherman nearly all I.I life and could lurnlrh no further infoirratlon rernrdlog ber man that which 1 bad already aecurad, Ha It a Orm believer la her Innocenc. a nr.it i;.v isi.ASit mvmteut. hhonlng Money lo lb I'eraona wlit Travel on Ibe Whitehall lloata-F.nllced lo Ibe New Dorp Itniea -.lllaalni. On taturdav last llr. J. Tudor, a merchant, of 63 Market street, Hyracase, tol.l out his property and came to this city with his wife and child, a boy, aged four Jenri. They tomaloed ber two date, and on tha morning of the Fourth he took hit f anally to btalea Ial.ud by war of the Whitehall atrtet ferry. On tbe boat he formed tbe acqalntance of two men, and after reaching tha third landing th. party aaljoarntd lo Vandtrbill's Hotel, oppo.lte Ih. ferry. Several drinks ware taken, and then Mr. Tucker loll bis wile that h. waa going with till nlenda to Ike Naw Dorp (lub ground, to wilneia a rare. He reqnetted her tn remain In tbe hotel. Mra Tucaer entreated him not lo ge, knowing tbat be waa (.lightly intoxicated, and bad about $1,000 en bis person; but he was itubbornand wenl, leaving ber with only tuenty-Bve cents, lo await hi. ri'turn. t'p to a late hour Uat nt'til he bad not returned, Mn. Tucker remained over n latitat tbe hotel, and on Wedne.dvy morning cinio to tin. city, where abe It a total atranger, In hope, of CnJiu Mr 'Iuckrr, but ber errand wi. frmtlrM, anl tick at heart al.r retnrnc.l to Staleu I land. All day Wednesday and Wedneadiv night the m aided for her husband, and on Thursday morning one of I'apt. Ilolbrook'a ofacera lonnd ner weeping, wltb lur child at ber aide, Hhe went lo the police station III Stipletot. and told her "a. I ttory to Act.uz Sergeant Cornell. She detcrlbed her butband ut a uiau with black eyes, black lair, and dreated In black cloth coat, lavender lantal.ions and vest, about S feet 10 Inches blgb, and wearing u Mttocle badge of Central Utr Lodge, I'uiccSu geon J. I.ec, who It Matter Mason on tha island, was tent lur llrfurnlsbel her apart men., at t,le..er'a Hotel, Sho remained there on Tr.ur.rta) niabi, and alter breakfast al 8 o'clock je'terdar rnnrnlng.lt .gnu went i-ut tn watc't tbe traps, llr learning t.iat Mra. I'uckur I ad an uncle in I'ort .Irrvis.commuiitcaieJ wlin hit brother Masons, who d "tated ber expense, to thai pi.-ue. bla went fioin the island on lu. 4 u'nock Do.it last cvei iiik. Il I- the presumption of a number of officials that Tucker de.ertr I bis r Iv. and Irsiead of goinz to New Dorp, Jiimctd on tl e neat bum to Sew York Mr.. I'ucKcr .aid tl.at ber l.uaband .Bloom drank 1-qnnr, and was never teen liitoai.ated until lues dnt la.t. Another tlieiry i that be iaa deroved awavtty the two men whom be met on the boat and tr.uidri.J lor bis money. i.v ri.srim coi'.vrv rit.toKin: A .Murder In Ibe Neighborhood ol Iho Ilru nell Wire .Hurder-A I'nlot Fonrlli ot Julr llrnvvl ninongQi.nmn.rn. Hrlstol Hill is a little hamlet about four miles frota Kingston, and within a .tone's throw of tb. r'lve 1'i.lnt uf I'Nter, Sinny Hollow, where a few moutla ayo Thomas lltcnett murdered bis wife. Toe p'are H petpled by a rough cla.. of men who ar -quarrilnc fimglng Hone, the .ole butliiras of im. itt kn ul. unit brawls aud .licet bglita are uf almost .tally occurrence. On the afieinoun ol tho Fourth e laborer and Ins wur, nsmed l)ej,an,relurned irum Ul. gsiou, atepped Into ite eilorni ol ot.e Coirta, aid loupd Mrs. Cicgau cruuk, Aa iltcrcallun tntued botwten tbe two wumeu, which resulted In a IV bt. In wlilcli Ilegan Joined Degan aoon overcame Mra, Coogan. tbiew ber down, and began pounding ber lo the face At ttla Junctuie Jauie. bitnpon appeared on tue acme, and undertook to take Degan off, Ibla cu raged Ihe lalier, and bo turned upon him. A spirit rdfltbt fallowed, which aoon brought a crowd to tie .pot. Among tbe number waa Thomas llurns, who ttok a band In, BiJlng wlih Degan, who Is a Catholic, against Simpion, a rrntrsunt Suddenly llama, aa) lug "I'll tlx him," rutbed acro-a tbe street to hi. haute, aelzed a bedpost, and returning dealt Slmpion a blow on tbe bead, crushing In bis .Lull and laying tho bralo upon. Hlropson was tar ried to bis home, snd Dr. Van Itiis;eler tro nuunced tbe wound fatal, Sliipson in this wrilinr 1. sinking. llurns was taken to Kingston Jail. He Is about i3 yeara of age a n.sj.VM ha. ks iiu.tr ox rint:. Tlx Ite.ult of Meiiinbonl Itarliiz In Ihe Itny-Torrlhlo Alnrin of n Plrnauro I'nr II -Two lliindrrd l.lvra In Danger. Hie steamer Hip Van Winkle wlillu returiiinc ur. the Fl.blng liauka about half past four o'clock leitcrday aflerioon, ind when nearly oppoilte Furl Haanllon, taught fun all of Ihe boilers, bbo was racing at the Urn. with tbe Kliaa Hancock, another Fill. lag llaiika boat. In an instint thick vnluims ol siiiob r lushed out from between ber decks, and the yr-atest consternation preval.ed among ber Imo hnmlred pat-urn irra. 1 bey crondrl to the forward and backward rails in terror stneaen maec, and yeltn.t fr intie illy to thote on tne Fliza HanocK for llod'a lube lo lave Iheui. In response to their cries Ibe rival host m slowed and l.er wnistlr waa blown to know If anv assi.tance was needed. A Tier a loni Interval, during which tho pomps nud hose were vigorously piled, a negative answer wai returned, an J Ibe lire as aoon got under control, Tbe dam age na. not very great. It required Ihe most stren uous efforts lo quiel lb. passengers, and It la cx tr&uieiy lortunatc that nono 01 thotn attempted to Jump overboard The Hip Van Winkle landed sale. ly at tbe pier foot ot Cbrialopber etieel, wber. ab. now llv.. Tool, for I l.e l.oug II ranch Itnrra, The follortinu are Hie pools sold last evening First rate Hurdle race liilina SOlVciuvliii. -W I I nil iruilllulietln coll IS Atirou nner itllUen. Tweed I Sanfnrd'a entry, which ktarta in the race, wa. not olj lu the pool Second itace Monmouth Sequel Stakes cawooa Law i.'iio t no l.ipieaa 1.410 l.rao I. W.i Monirrlnat lal Ju) na Hie field Nellie llauaon.. 63 HO 10 Third race, three miles Hclmbold, Itegards, and (leruld will start No ponlt were eold llelmholrt li striingl) the favorite, tb. belting being two lo oue agalutt tl.e field, Tho Tolrdn Itucris. TotEiio, July 7- The udjourned race of yes terday, lur hor.es Hint have never beateu 3:3, as wnn ludny by I (oil I loud ol Kdlnburg, Indiana, In tnn etraigbt heals, Tune 7:30, 9:3(1!; Tne double team 'ace waa sou by Three While Heel and Novelty of Toledo, In two straight heats. Tlmo 3:1)5, 3:0.1. Soldier Hoy and Arthur lluy ol Somirtitle look sreund money '1 he Uat rnci", open to all l'llot Temple won tin rare, healing Matt HmHh second, John Fein third, and Silas Itioh lourtli. Time ij,H, Adjuiirniiient of llir Tlrlilinrne Trlnl. Iiunimin, July 7. In the Ticliliornc enso to ilay the riCx.in ination of Ih. claimant was brought tu u clo.r, und lb. trial nas adjourned until Nov. 7. ,11'tiius most j iik ti:i,i:uha ni, Mrs I.sckrrire, aged 40, cut her throat In I'iilli drlphla jeitrrdnr. ("apt. Jo'iii Ne, brother of Senator Nye, died In IVotlilugion )islerd.y Tim steamer Wongi Wongi, of the F.nslisl. line, Ii nearly a wica orordue at oau Kr.uclico Irom Aua tn.ua lamra Frahll anil James Joy. of I.vnu, Mass,, did on Iburailii) eveniag, alier eating raw claim dug on Cnel.en Heath. Stale Senator Smllh of New Hampshire yosterJa voted win. ibe Itenublicaniou a bill refunding tna city uf Mancli(.i:t.r. Cyrus Wrkiflrld has glvm flOO.OJt) lo Harvard College for Ibe eretllon ut u reruaiioii lull, wlin d ir iinlorits. lo ho calleu awurleM Hall. 'I m Calboll: school bouaa and the (lurnian 1'res bjlerlau t'liurt'h In I'oi uiiioutti, tltno, were unrouied o j Tliurvdii) uight by a wind itJIui. Tl a loiail roinnlna of a iiinalndon and Iho tooth ol an ewphaiit were exhumed in Hlocktuu Canon, Coir tia I o.ta coootr, C'al.,un Tuuiaday Tne Hon D.J Morrill was throm Irom a car riage, near Juliutluwn. I'a ou 'luuriday III. ikull wu. Iracluied aud nil bac. apralnod. IVof. (!oe, wl made a balloon ascenilon from O.wegoon .h baa lint been he.nl rrom br I Irniui in he ater VI tint Helaua.il nfely IM the i ii. e piiri"'e in the olbi'f. rlrer, bat tbo balls 0 u time the utile .luitifw s cum urn i keeoin. LI nil t-ji nil, i un Uiuiii. THE HUDSON CHURCH WAR. Vrilltlltia OF THE VKOPT.K AGAINST A TY11AXX1CAL V It I It ST. Tbe Blory of the Church Committer-Ac-ruslng I'nlhrr O'Hulllvnn of Interfering la l'.llllra und Farrlnt Win wpen Dralged Ten.aernnee Alea. IV) IA Kilter of Tht Sun. Sir i The entire congregation of th. Catl.olio Church of this city feel Intensely aggrl.v.d and In censed by Ih. statements which have appeared In tb. AV York 1irald and Trtat Stm concerning tb. religions dlfflcuHlea eilitlng her.. Th. communka Hops lo theie paper, wer. evldn Ily written br Indi vidual, cmplojed directly la Ih. Interest, ot Father O'Bulllvnn, and are lltiuea of gross mlarepres.n. tstlona from beginning to end. Ibey ar. color.d with a view to Injure the character and Handing of men who ar. reapected and In whose honor and dls Interest edneaa entire conSd.no. It placed by every member of tb. church her.; men who have no do It. to Injure la Ih. allgbtett degre. tb. Interest, of tb. Church and tn. Catholic cause, hat whose only object Is to ie. right and Justice maintained, tb. feelings of th. peopl. respected, and tb.lr hard earning, applied to tb. purpotn for which they h.v. been so generously contributed. In view of then facts a large and enthusiastic meeting of member, of the charch was held on Thursday evening for tbo purpose of taking mesa ures to disabuse tbe minda of tb. community In re gard to th. matt.r and to remove tb. erroneous Im prt.sloni which the fall, and noblushlng report. In question have produced. A committee waa appoint, ed and Inveaied wltb authority to anewer tbe false hood through th. columns of th. newtpaperi in which they were probably In good faith oa the part of th. publishers), given to th. world. On Sunday morning an Individual pretending to be a reporter of the lliratd, bat who It waa eanfl. dettly Dclleved on all hinds waa an Importer, made hie appearaoce at the Worth Home and conmencod operations. He was Interviewed during the day by eonae of lb. f.w friend, of Ihe prieat and by vailom member, of lb. congregation. Statements wer. mad to him by both parlies, and be promised Implicitly to famish them to his paper fairly and as Ibey came from Ih mouth of tha speaker. In hi report, which appeared In Tuesday's Uira'.d, every statement of the priest's tnip.rlars was pnbll.hed, nblla no allusion waa mad. to the Information fur nished by the people. Connquenlly an unfair and on. -ldel statement appeared In the JftralJ'l l.tue ot the 4th Inst wblcb th. Committee above alladed lo deilre to refute. T be report that a not wa. barely escai el It utter ly untrue A meeting of Ihe pirlshiunrr nua hcH on satuiday evenlug, at which resolutions unquali fied, v deprecating onitltlm that should Dirlake In any degre. of Ibe nature ol violenco were nnanl mously eased and endorsed ny tho ntolo congre gation, aud a more orderly and well behaved gather ing tuau tbat at th. church gat on sanday morning could not be Imagine'. The only profinliy and tool Isnguago heard waa tbat which fell from Ihe Hp. of the priest and his aaaoclate, aud no arms were upon t) e persons ol any of the laity. No ono man In tlie city has Legco ur lomenleJ the dla rensiune; It it ap uprtalngul the whole church against the wrongs w hick the people have suffered al Ite bands tf a larali man lor l.trs, Tbe feeling of re.entuient Is spontaneous und a.l boue.l Cata u.lca here share It. In regard luthe r riot's connection with political matters. It Is well kaonn that ho has taken advan tige on many ocrarione of tuo Imagined suiH-rsil-tlous belle's ana Ileal of member of Ma congregi Hon for Ibe purpose of Inducing them to vole for bis favorite candidates, and bis opeuly prea' bed from th. pulpit ngainat men who have retusrd to furnish In in lunds lo aid In aecunug their elc lion. The Commute herenlth report Ihe re-ult ol an Interviow wlih one ot In. tto.tces of the church. Jam. Fitzgerald: (J What, Mr. Fitfgerald. have you to s.y In re gard lo ibe Church dirbcullles. A. I have been reluctant In having anything pub llshrd abunt the Internal truublea ul uur Cauich. We hare always bottled ol the unity of uur Church, and Hi hai.nonr, and 1 regret that Father O'rJulllvan and bis irlecds have Irnored tho Church lane and b.id reeoura lo tbe secul.rcourts and the press to stll ttni affair. I know that If Itiibop Kugl.nd ur ArcbM'hop Hughes were living tbry wnnld not approve hi. coiirae. I think- ttiat tiie Cuininlllee have doae ngdl in coming forv.ardand defending tbe ronrrcgttlon Ihruugn the prrss. I an. nut In lavor of publltlilnx auitalng now but be Heve m tcllug on tne delen.lve Q Wliht do )iu i.y of tbe publication In the Itiraldvt ins 4th Instant I A. Ihr man who cillel lu-nielf a ItirM reporter Is a perfect fraud, every worn autl even action he reported w.s to my o.u knowltd: false. We knew what Ins report would be before we saw Tuesday'a Iltrald. I'Mhtr O'Sudivau'a irieads brought klua from New York on purroae lo lurnish their una at.itemenla; to, also, with the one who furnished the stalemeul the Sl'M ni the Clh. We know who that correspond enl Is. They bare used every meant tn misrepre sent ua and Dlackon our character., but that Im no eflect tave w hero we are not known. Father O'Sol. Iivio has no regard lor truth, and a man's cbaiacter Is of no contequence when he baa bla aelflib emit to promote. For Inilante In hi alalenieul lo tbo repot ler uf the Upr.oT he apeakt uf ma aud Messrs Carney ana Hagsu, tne committee who walled ou the Ulibop, aa Hi. lowest of Ibe low. the .rum of anciety"; and again .poto uf me aa a man of "no character." Now, airs, I will iow you a letter Irom Father U'Hul llvnn, rrci ived by me about four months ago, when, above all other occa.lons, h. would bo likely to rememfler II he ever knew anything ajaluat in v character, for It waa In reply lo a letter of mlna In which I cbarged him with circulating lal.ebool. concerning me, you will are that It waa only fur want of woids In the Kngllsl. language to uulugire u o be stopped. Witness produces letter hearing dale t cb. V, 71, and signed by H. o'sulllrau, paaior. In it occurs the follow Ing.senteuce I have r.ever tried lo tnjnre you or y.ura directly nr lauirrctly, lor you never gave me caufa or rcaion to doto even were 1 to inclined, tor I nave knawn you to be eo-i to have beeu a proper, bonetl, aober, ana wetl-conuuctcd toung map. Question What do you say about hi interfering in politics r Au.wer Almo.t every one In this city knows that what has been published is loo true, but Ihe lrtt.1 was published. On one occasion 1 was sent lor lo come to Ills house tbe nlghl beiore election. He had rlgat or ten men placed around the table fixing and folding tickets, ml as merry as pussible, and Ihe servant girl engage., as fast aa Ihe beer pilrier was elliptic. In replenishing It scale from lb cellar. He persuade I men to urlak whom be knew were pledged, he liking tin rrrronilbillly on himself by sailng, "Drink II, I give you prrmlsilou." I heard him three time, pereu.de men lo drink bla liquor whom I knew to be pledged saying, Drink It I give you permission," O -V ial do you any about his unmcl.il accounts f A lolbatl have nuthlng to answer, aa all ale nccuiinta ere kept an eutne secret oven irom the Iruatees, 'I Ho people regard him wl'h suspicion, as Ibey all ssy there was a great deal more collected than tin spent to any advantage on the d.nrch or rhuirl. properly, I know he bis lavished their iimncy In a direction they never Inlonded It auuald be. lie bs. stated to the correspondent of Tug SUN thai tbo lllahup looked over hla ac count, and approved of thorn when here lo adinlnl.ler confirmation. We know tbe Hi. hop had not much tlmo for such bualuess thai day, and If he bad wished he could tell about bow many had paid him money, ur who they were, or how murli. If bis sccounta were satisfactory he would not allow a suspicion to hang over blin, but would prove to thu world thai he Is an boneal man, 'I ru.too Hall my Un- money waa nrcountod for, and yuu and I. tin overhauled lb. hooka and i omul tiiein correct Answer Mr. II ill has groaslf mlsreprestntel th. whole aUalr. He thinks, I surpos), like a few utb eis, II is nuhaim to lie for tho priest, I never In vrsiltaied bla aciounta, Tho prlcsl never asked us, und I know be never in emit that we should. When Mr. Hall stated that I bid any trouble with rather O'Hullivan about my bill he stated what be knew tn be utterly lalso I think Father O'Sullt van will hear me out In this. He never disputed a single teat In my bill, Q. What Is vour opinion about Ihe atatemeot I ut only a baksr's dozen" are opposed to Fath er O'Hullivan. and ihut taey will be likely lu g'v aviay soon I A. -I knr almost every Itlsh Cylhollc In Had Mill, mid I know but ten men lu lavor of keeping lil ii huie, and all the I'rotesiants know they do It fium .elfl.li motives. I was tiuild about I'Ullmikliia. Ill llila tin. In. St llmt. A. .1. tiiu.t every Catholic would be, as (lod alone knowa who 1. wnrlby ol love or batted but now I am perft-ctly satisfied that wr are right i for I know mat the 'inly weapon thoy ua. are base, iniainoua lies, and 1 kio them to be ao. Therefore I am convinced that 'ley aro not doing the work of (lod, na He Is not Ihe '.'lur of llr. 1 hope Iliihnp Conroy lll not act ktuuorily in Una alfslr. but cum. to the a'sialanco of tao people In Iheir dim tulty when be I needed most, Quosllnn.--Are jou aware of any other dlarepu tai k act ol Father O'Hullivan T A, Ye I bavu II. my possession about tan ehee'a of foolscap of wrlllri. complaint furnished by Iho people which I intend lu read lo the lll.hop, and I will nut giro an) thing lo the public except what be nnd (itm ra bavo alreauv nxpu.ud. I'ublliboJ by order uf Inn Cuminitlre. JA11KS MAOUIHIi, Clialrmiu. Hhol Head hy her riultor. -Oiiicaoo, July 7 Near Hliabbjpa drove, Do K lib count), on iho evening uf the 3d, Misa Juai.ua McOormlck, aged 17, the beautiful daughter oTA're, MtCurmlck, a MbalHiy fauuer'a widow, waa .hot deal while anting at the eunper table, John Ueed, a larm band, bad Invited hrr tu accompany him to a IFourlh-or-Jnly celeoratlon, and on ber relntal be weal to a neighbor's and borrowed a double-bar relied ahol-gun. With this be a hot the girl llirouiu a. vrlndow, killing k.r JxutaaUy, 11. lUn B.O. THE B1TCAT10N IX FRANCE I'onrleen Drnya Loaded wlih Ihr Prussian Indrmnltv-Amlens In n SIMe of Mlrgo The rope to It.mnln In Home. 1'aiis, July 7. The debates upon the budget and Ihe reorxanlaatlon of the departments will pre vent Ibe Assembly taking Its vacation until tbe end of Joty. lit has been proposed to lend Fretldent Thiers the ralace of tbe Blysas aa a residence on tb. Irans'er of the Government to I'arls. Th. II. nk of France on )estcrday despatched one hnn dred and fonr millions ot francs ir. specie lo Frns. ah. Fourteen dray rarts were needed for tho Irani portatlon of tbe amount lo Hie railway itMlon. Amiens haa been declared In a state of liege In consequence of the murder of a Prussian and the failure of tbe local authorities to dl'cover the mur derer. Tbe trial of MM. Ilocheforl, Any and Itosiel has been postponed for a fortnight. Ihe reorgsnltatlnn of tl e French army has been completed. Ineffec tive strength Is S'Jl.Ono. I'reldcnt Thiers was a lubacrlber lo Ihe loan to the amount of 1,000,000 frann. The tmall-pog Is dt'crnaslng In Tarls. It Is again reported that M. Fnvrc hat resigned the Mia. istry of Foreign Affairs, but II e rumor arises prop, ably from bis frtquent expression of the Lope thai be will soon he able to relinquish Ihr portfolio to a nccesaor. The Fope baa written to II. Thiers Ihst he will remain In Home. Numerous Algerian tribes bare given In their submission to (ten. Lallemand, and tbe end of Ibe Insurrection Is near at hand, The opeiat Journal announces Fiat only lorty-five par cent, of tae amount subscribed lo the new loan waa allotted to subscribers. Tbreo hundred and twenty-five millions of francs of the Indemnity has been paid to Germany, of which one hundred nnd twenty Ore millions wer paid before the Issue of tbe loan. Tbe I'arls furts will be abandoned when fifteen hundred millions of the ludcninlty have been paid. lo the Assembly yesterday the motion of M Jou bert for the Imposition of a lax on passports being under discussion, M. Favre expressed his regrets at the attacks made hy the mover upon English ei eurslonlsls, ar.d spoke in glowing term or the charity ahown by the (loverument and people of Hnglandlo France daring her recent calamities. M. Favre also .tiled I hat tbo (lovernment wished to prevent conflict, wltb the (lerman urniy of occu pation, and deslrrd the roalnterance of peace. The motion waa thin withdrawn bv M. Jouuert. The delegate Minister ol Finance yesterday re mitted one hundred and lour millions of fr inc. in specie to the Herman authorities al Strasbourg. Tbe additional sum ol one hundred and seven!) five mllllubs will ba paid be for.' tbe lOlh Intl.. when theOorman troops will evacuate the departments of the Selnelnlf.rleure 'ind the Homme. The Etolt Arr or lias forwarded to the Clovcrn mrnt an appiiratioa to be transferred fron Mela to Iho camp at s,itory. T.ie cavalry iclmol will be removed to Saint t jr. (leu. FalJherhe has had an Interview with M. Ilatnhettj. A censu. of I'.ria Is to be taken nt once, The election, to fill vacancies In tne Assembly, eiu.'d by lie choice of tbe same members from diloront locilitlei, will be formal y announced to morrow A woman has been shot In the Drpar.ment ot the Jura for complaining of tho requialllons made bv the departing Prussians. The Cotnt de hamnord has l.sued a proc'ami llou nnnuuiKln that be it about to leave Fninir, In order taat bis prcaenre In the ccunliy may no longer give counlenauc lo agitation. He adds ".bout-, absent, we shall nut be sopiriled from our countrymi'n. VI hen Frenchmen nre willing, we shall lound a government with di centralization liberty, and uu.ve.sal sutragn as our mottoes" He praises tbe army, and dclvre 1 1 uniallerlng adherence tu the "while flag ol Henry the Fourth and Juan of Arc, which conquered Alsace aud Lor ralne." liEnLiH. July 7 The Aij$birj (laitttr anu iuiiris that in Prussian niht-ary law will be speedily en forced In Aliaca and Lorraine. n.EASOXlX TO i; EH tux. II Not. lo be Kicked Out bv be.'rrtnry Itoul well. WaaniNOTOi, July 7. The absence of Sccre tary Iloutwell and severe letllcg alone on his part of his officious and Indiscreet bureau tracer Pleat onton, has given tho latter time to look about him and sea his own situation. His offence were ao glaring that bis friend Grant did not dare step be tween blm and bla Secretary of th. 1'reaaury. He had to decline all Interference. I'leasonton then aught a Congressman, who was a member of the House nt I!pre."enlatlrej when the last Internal Itevetua law waa made, nnd Induced hlm to atse.t In sutatance that It waa his Intention, when he drafted the law, to make a bureau offlcer Independ cut o! Ms superior. This admission only showed that the same kind of unwta and baaty Irglaiailon ha been going on to make tbe military Hint" a power that was enscied by the Radical Congiess ol KA, 1837 and ISM to enlte Andrew Jonneon and get Kid let I control ot the whole fli.vcrnnirnl. Tr Senate got a taste ot thst kind ol legislation In the Tenure uf Offlce law. and don't mean lo sur.ender the power thus obtalneJ In a hurry. P.rbaps, ua der Urant. it Is bell. I'leasonton, finding himself In the awkward posi tion of being obliged to realga, or b removed by Secretary Iloutwell on his return, has concluded to do the former. Hoane of bis friends who ate de. alrous tbat the Utile man mar be let down easily, have got up a story that he ha been Invited to be come the President of a Ifallroad Company. 1 do not Iraru tbe nam of the corpo. ration. I am very certain, however, that It Is not the New York Central. I'o'iibly It It a line or thai great Company, Al any rale, Ih. understanding no Is thai (len. lieimonlcn has framed his rrrlcuatlon, and will accompany II with a proclamation to the people. Poor lellow, It is a pity that he ebunld die so hard. Hut such Is Ibe file of relf.ssfncicnl, weak men. (Irant Is going the same way. Hla term of oOce Is only a Utile lunger. tiieclofed i"r. llrpci I. Commissioner I'leasonton has reported to the President that, in accordance with las wishes, he called on Secretary Iloutwell prior to his leaving for hli home In Massachusetts, but found no disposition on bis purl to liarmoiilzuin.ilers, and that tber wa now nothing let t but fur the President to luterlere aud decide whether bo ilieisoulon) waa to be Commissioner or Iloutwell that both could not he. I'leasonton Is confident of being sustained by the Fiesldent when be lint returns, and the Secretary is of opinion that tue luterasia ufttie ser vice will bo prumeted by having a new Commission er. While lb I'ra.ldeul Is annoyed at having tbe ltue forced upou him al till, lime, an Invitation baa been arm lo the President to visit Ohio, and do something to arouse the enthusiasm uf tae llepubll tan psrty, and Inspire some confidence In ill succsis. Ilurkboul'n Third Trlnl, Only .even juiora wcio oblaiucd yesterday for the Iluckhout trial, aud the panel ot &00 citlzeat was eiLuatsd. Tbe Court will meet azain on Monday morning, aad bu ordered another panel of MX). Th admission on Ik Jury of a roan from I'oricl.esler, who his constantly expressed tne opinion thai Iluck hout Is lusaae, bas excllej Indignation throughout the neighborhood, aa II la coaiidered impnatibl to obtain a verdict with this man on tl.e Jur), thus a.ddllog the county with the exuensea or another trial. Tbe Illgnnioua llowrn' I'nrdnn, Wasuinutox, July 7 Mra. 0. 0, lloivciiN'o. 3, who visited the President at Long llrauth to secure ber haaoand'a pardon, .ays It waa promlaed ui.. equlvocilly and In her presence. A telegraph mcs aagt wna written to Akerman to Bend on a blsnk ready to sign. Hhe haa been aeveial days watching the arrival ul every mall at Ibe stale Department, and it cornea not, A gentleman who was at Long llranch since Mr., Howen lcil, was given officially to understand that the President baa had no Intention ul pardoultig lloweu, Jne diioclalM lint Report, Uz-Congre.aiu.n C. C, lloweu received a tele gram last evening from a friend at Lung Branch In furiuiug hlin that a pardon In hi. ca.s would b. forwaided by to-day's in nil and wuuid reach here Ibis eieulng. An unnulbentlcaled report prevail thai New York ufflcera are per swalllng lloweu' release, wl-eu il is said be it ngun to be arretted upon a requisition ol Uovcrnor lloQiniiii to answer the charge uf mutilating the coutt recorua uf that btate. HHOOKI.YX. Mayor Kall-fliuch yettcrda) signed (100,000 uf the lt.ll llivrr bridge bondi, John Quiyle, aged IK, or 117 North Seventh alreel. WIIHimiuuigh, hat been iiiliiiug siucc the Sin lust, John Anderson, a mate ot the ship Aroerirus, lying al Jo. alemon street, lell irom the rllglJg to the deck leilcruay aud waa fatally Injured. A if IK JUUHKY. Choneellor IlilatM hu beeu confined to hi. bed iloce tho untimely do alb of his sou. On Thur.lay afternoon, while Mr. Martha Hhrl dop of Cani.ten. agea 6V wa lu a grlat mill, on the Uur Hnt-lo.i lurnplke.ner Urou caught iu a uvolvioz than Bne wai allied. While C-Tnellua Doramiit, a cirpenlrr, aged 40, wai at work In tbe Danlorth Locomotive Works, at Pa urson, lestrrday allernuon, a huavv Jack screw leil upon him, crushing la bu skull, and killing hnn almost luilaally. MJchael Carey, a laborer employed on the Nw Jetisv Central Railroad, whilpilnopiug over the track adluiltng a He at Ihe end of the bay P.ldge at llergen Point ytaterday, wai iurcrUd nvaHew Vork train tavdinjitaally killed. THE FEAST OF THE TIOEItS. John Chnmhrrlln'ia Clnm llnUr-llla Mat'. raobl Crowd an llnt.il -An A7.lrc Tl.lrf In Ihe Party-.lolly rH eue nt Ibe Talle-Tl.r Iteluin In New York, At half past tlx rcstcnlar morning 1 lie mem bers of the Amrrlcns (Int. In rull nnllorm went on board Ih. steamer Mlnnehannock at Ihe foot of Kut Twenty-sixth street. Their destination was th. rac.s at Monmouth Park, and afterward to parlak. of clam bake In lthode Iiland style which hrtd been tendered! ihcm by Mr. John f'hsmberlln. On their arrival at Handy Hook a special train was In walling to convey them lo Long, llranch, where breakfast waa eaten, and nt noon they took another train and ware speeded to Ihe race'eonrse. Willi band of music at their head, they then marched by fours to the grand stand, beaded by the Hon. Henry Smith, Vice-President, Charles It. Hall, Secretary, nnd (Irorge K. Mann, Captain. Al the command forvtaid roaic little dissatisfaction wss manifested by some ot the military gentlemen composing the Club owing to Ih. paucity of officers, whereupon ins rotiri nor or tin uoiuwk, who acted as (lenaiallsslmo In the absence of Ihe lloss, appolulod I'oler D, Jlraisled Major, L'u;cno Durtiln Captain, and William I), Dtiniry Lieutenant, Oofty (loo It applied for the position of A-'Jutant but being hoarse from Ihe effects of a lecture delivered al Carinsnavllle the night beiore, bla services were declined and he was ordered to fall In llnr. Tbe band playcJ and Iho column movott with measure. I step. The magnificence of the Poor Hoy's Immense badge fall ly dazzled the eyes of the ladles, whose only relief was In looking at tbe handsome Owen Ilrcunas. He wss tbe cynosure of all eves, and made many a tender heart go pit-t-pal aa he strode br a perfect picture of tnanlr beauty. Arrived at Hie pool seller's stand the Hon. IM. A. Davln astonished the crowd br shouting "3 to 1 on lllddy Melon. He only ceased Ills noise when young Dick Tweed told Mm that Iliilil) Malune waa In New York, scrubbing the kitchen floor uf the Metropolitan Hotel, This prov oged a general laugh Midi's rxpeaae and gave the club Jester, Kugrue Duruln, an opportunity lo tell astorj. tie said be oner saw a race tn llallv-ni-hurooh, 13 mile be its, nnd every heat a drad one, nntll one hurao won by u tongue. Hut nobodr believed blm. AFTER Til nacc. Ibe bind itru;k up"Holl.men to Ibr front." and ever) onu of the Club ru.hed to tne rear They Mere counted off bf fours and marchc 1 by two In Inverse order to a shady grove a row hundred yards west of the track. Tuelr escort waa a'jout ono hun dred Invited guests, who had accented of Mr. John I'hainbtilln'a hoipllality, und Intended dolug Jus tice to his clams and other things. Mr. Chambcrlln'a aleward Is an educated colored cltlxen, well versed In arltlim.llc, and he had iiiade astute calculations of the iincntlly nf provender lie ces'arr. Ho Informed the Hun reporter that baring been given a carti b'.aiich ny ..r. C'hntnberlln. ne bad provided one hundred and twent) bushels of t lams, nfleen bu'hels of new putatoes, seventy-five loblers, two hundred blm llsn, twenty baskets of champagne, twenty gallnba of whiskey, ten gallons of brandy, ono rask ul Hi. K1 phe claret, an t a 111 He water, lie had good Judgement. .None of It ms left. Itefore taking Ihelr seats at the table., rneh etghlr fiet lung, three of whb'ii were .plead beneath the tinibr.i&t'ous fol Is of a grove of) oung lureat tree., Ihreo cheers for Mr, Ciiamboilln were proposed, Tbev were f.vru with a will, when Li. Kearney proposed thrr more tn burrvuuthe waiters; but I I- million w s laid on Hie table altngt.di' some au-rlciona-looklng botib-s nnd Irn.nenso dlaace of baked clams, lobiicrs, potatoes, and Dab. then- tui nivoc ma IN, and everitblng went on smoothly. Ily 7 o'clock everytnlng except the shells of the rlama had disappeared. Assistant District At onmy Col. John It. Fellows wns called upou lor a s.eeeli. He spoke of Ihe advantages nf good fellow r hip. Ihe beauties or nature, the advantage of bavin-.: goud dlgt-atlve organs, the srts snd aclences, and many other thing., and then sat dawn auild the moat pro found enthu.l&sm He was followel by a few re marks from Kugene Duruln. who took for bis text, "None but the brave deserve tbe fair." His aputcli waa aa nhort as It was lacrtloua. The Hub Hie., enng the Doiology, after which Dr Camoclian on. poird Old Hundred," with muilc arcompanlncnt, but the Hon, Drnnr llurns, tb member Irum Sliao, flald a there were over that number ot persc.it there It woulJ nut tie exactly rlgnt. The psrty then broke up, and retired lu good orJer lo t ie train. Once un board the cara revelry waa tho order of the hour Jim Mltler tang" It. p her uown," Kd Davln SANQ A INOUISO 90X0, Oollr Oooft recl'ed "Shoo fly," and Johnny Ford and Kuzcue Dnrnin rang a pathetic duet, entitled "Hunt the lluffalo." Alter wbtcb. Hoi Sarle and Alderman CudJy danced Ibe Cati-G'tn." At dnik the train reached Sandy Hook, the CIud and their guetli went un board Ibe steamer Mlnne hsnnock anl were landed at Ih fuot or Tweity alxth street at f o'clock. Among the Invited guests were Senator OeneL Alderman llealy, Capl. Ed. Walsh. Depniy Mlirrtl! Shields, Mark Magulre, Uryan Lawrenco, Lew lhtkrr, John C. Hteaau, Kdward L. Carey, Auir.w Jack. on llogers, Horn J. Hastings, and Cviile Dion. Frank Daffy and Tony llartman were mil in vited, at their known fondness for clams prat ruled n general Invitation lo the masses. An Aztec tbtefobtalned admission to the groun Is. II was acting as a capper lor a faro bank, and was accompanied by two foreigners, Hpaolards, whim he was endeavoring lo rope Into a game. A Mixta Word lloardlngUouae Trngedr. Mrs. McCue keeps a boarding; house at M7 Tearl street. Among her boarders are John P. Mi (HU, u roofer, and Charles Corris, a earpeoter. A long-nuraed feud between the men culminated tea ttrday. McOill sleeps In the front chamber. In which are four beda, and Corrla has a small room adjoin Ing, snd connected with McUlll's room by a door. This door la usually left open to allow a free current of air to pass through. Yesterday morning Corrla went Into McOlll'a room beiore he waa out uf bed, and was about to use the weahstaud, at which Me (Jill gut up and oidrred him out ol the room, telling blm Ihut l.e bad a w aahslaud in hli owu raum, a&d that ha should use that. Corrla then went back into hla own room. In a lew minute. McOill went Into Corn.' room but was urdereJ out. A quariel mucd. and Curris, seizing a boavy water pitcher, struck McQllt on Ibe head, breaking the pitcher and fracturing hit skull. Capl. Kennedy arrested Cotrls. Mcllill was taken to ihe Park Hospital, where be lies in a ciitlcal condition. Tho liovrrunieut'ia Piivitte Itrlrant. VAiiinaTOM, July 7. The l'rr.ideul lias writ that he will meot Secretary Iloutwell In New York, aud come on with blm to Washington, arriving her on the ml.. Ha will bold a Cabinet meeting and then return to Long llranch. A mixed delegation wblci had couie on from one of the Southern Htales to see Ihe President Uat week, but arnved hire too late, went tu Long llranch lo Fee blm. A purtlou have returned, and say tbat the) were told by Ihe President that he totislderud hli house at Long llranch private, und refused to heir Ibero, The Talur ol Ihe Si.gr ul Auburn, Tliu Iter. Daniel C. Hopkins, who im ully died In Moutclalr, aged 91 year., was one of Hi. first (einjM'r.nce lecturers In Ihe country nnd une nf Ibe earlirst abolitionists. He taught tchool In Florid i, Orange roinity, N. Y mid among hi. pupils were William II, Seward and hi. brother llui jamln, Vumlto Aldluv Ibe Cllbiiua. IUvina, July 7. Valm.iseda la at Santo K plrlt u Cebbolino U alck with vouillo, nj Vo uches the acting Captain-Giueiel. WHJOsiTin.H of at i. nr.. Joi n Leopard, aged 70. commuted sulri lr yrster aay at l.vll Benin hievralh ttreei. Philadelphia. (Irorge Ilradsbaw ol Trenton drowned himself In Iho caual yesterday. I auac, financial dim 'uitiea. Van McDanlel was shot dead by Facot lireen In a quarrel about rival n.ucing parlies at Coital, Cal. Charlea Fill. brown and Alzora lllce were killed bribe expluiion of a boiler of a as .mill al r'urcat Hli, Cal. Charles llnsenfell, n sailor, waa stabbed ar.d k I llr-1 In llntfalu, un luuriday aljhl, by James K. Ke.lv, a notid rough, Jamer Aimslrnng, no Is sccusedor murdering his wife In North llriovru .li'r. Maat., a few wteki ago nat arretted )e.ieiday in Salem. Louisa Morgan, aged S3, a canal boat woman, was taken Ian evening tu ihe Leonard .treel police Halloa, having taken tuipeutlue lo comiull suicide, James F Wilkinson, alias Ironclal Jimmy, a noted dr.prrntJo, waa .hot dead la ban Fraariie un itiu.day night, while attempting to eacaue Irom Hie poilca. Tbe Coroner'- J iry ye.li'l.i returned a verdiri that John McKadUea c.nie to h s dr.ih fruiu the ei. ft-cis uf violence l the b.uda of Mici.f.1 C nhar and William Quiiiu, on the Dd ul July. In Huns i's saloon, 503 (Hand .trect. bhay aud (Jainn were cuiiiiuliied. Charles K. Hill, auctlonesr, it Ainlty street, was arrealrd by Doircilve l.rnnelt laai eviiuuz tor .ailing lo Patrick MrKsddau of Jrrter ity ll'lglila, fur III) a hoise, w.gou and harness worth S.OO. which had beeu siolcu Irom Joan Van Dusen of rtsHburiib. Captain Petty etlerdsy ascertained the n litre atiouis ot Aiieuslna A. Hotilii.nti. the bookkeeper who ilea fulled ti.ow nl Welch'., Ml W.ahlnglon alreel, aonie weeks ago, anc. who was aald to have uieilllaled im clue, uitlcer Heidi arrealrd Holinion, who will ap pear at tbe Tciub. Ibis uiornlog. One Mcltltcble had at various timet obtained f SS from Wm, While, who keeps a saloon al llroome street and K est Itlver, on forged order freui rVui H, Uurion. wholesale oyaier dealer, ot Wra. cheater county, Yea' terday as waa csnghi la an attempt to repeal the lor an, aa4 wu lout lo ias Tvvcaia LIFE IN THE METK0P0L1S.' Bf dashes iiriiR t.v Tirnnn nr mm ff M'X'S UEFORfElti. I Hiding In l'lnl. tVaril Wholranlln. F.alaU. i ll.limenl nud (.'riling Locked lu-Aleal IJclthig l.o.Ued I p. I.ait night OfTicer Quijjley learned llial Hire s burglars were In the five-story building occupied bf i i .Moore, JeoLlns i. Co., West Ilruadway nud Frank. j, lira strc.l. Capl, Petty iccoin.oltf red the plac. I Ttie windows and doora of Ih firal story an f sc ured by Iron shutletf, Capt. Pellr ecnt bad: M tl. elation tor ft ladder, which was t l.ir.tea" J against the Franklin street side of tin building. Ibe Captain entered. In the otic t he found eeveral drawers out of place, and their i contents on the flior. The Captain suit back la j Leonard street fur a platuo.t of men, and dlapused them about the building, leaving cnouaii lor t Horning party, which assembled about 1 1 lout ol the ladder. O.Hcer (Jtilgley led the iissiult, aad I Jones, Sleln, and halfa dozen ul'iers poured up th. il ladder snil cliurgcd Into tbe building. Men were I I1 stationed al th eii:rcaees. and the search waa begun, ("apt. Petty searched the building trout tog j to bottom, without success, At li.st, In a dsrk wet vault nnder tl.e slde-srnlk tu Franklin slrert they saw a dim live. Tho burglar. j were quietly silling lu the vault au,ntlng stolen ci gara. The smoking borjlars were Daniel Coraoa, 1 'i, Leonard alreel Jam Ferney. ,10 I homnsoa 1 M street, and Patrick O'N'eil, 1 lleael. tlrret. Kica 1 dl burglar Is twelve )ears of arc. They wer lurked I up. I hev bad rrrreird Ihemsrlvrs In I ir bmldlat I w nud been lucked In when the sliire was c otd. fl T llronlilru aiil.lf Tcnrher Vbd urllug hi. J W Pupil, u ml I'oiclug Her In ainrrv. ,1 m An action lias been iustltuled in the Kingvi nl County Supreme Court before Judge Pratt, by Anna ,(j Fehelhtrl nsalnl Ferdinand Hchelucrt. to have tbobr I I marilage dec). red null aid void on tae grounJ that Il waa perfurmed while the plaintiff waa under It i years of age, and against her will. Tbe plalnllO. rather Is a wealthy lie.inan ilown t twn mcrthant la 1 New York. 'Ibe dclendant Is a Hungarian, and I waa Introduced to Ihe family aa a iieedrmustc te.tck- i ul er. He gained Ihelr runfldrnce, and frcqui'iitl) luok II U tn girl out for a walk. On Iho 'lllh ol April, 113, lll -raf H. brluert took his pupil to the house ot afileul la JJ! m Thlrty sixth street, and there forcl her to marry ,V if blm. Tn Il lend onlclated as a priest, and tierform- jm 1 ed the services In Latin. Acting upon ber fears, h fV prevented her from telling her parents. Three ur f M four days afterward ne tou Anna nut as u.ual. and f I then forced tier tn arromoiny him to Montreal, It t ttl.cieslw lived a mlaerabte life lur eight months. Hrr whereabouls was accidentally dlsrnrrirl by 1 1 1 ber lather, and b took means tn bring n-r back. t'i Tbe esse was referred to Mr. I). It. Nurthu,) as ref- t '1 eree, nnd on Thursday be ren teri hl rapor. glv. H 'I Ing it a. In. opinion that h derr.e In fivnrul u.jio- il Hfl should be entered annulling t'i marrlazc. I !l III. puling lb Itlubl nl Whj ncrnaa Ihr Jrr. wry .Uradona, ,Si For tonic days the laborers on Ihe Ncwaik and i New York fchip Canal have ben making excava tions on the meadows nt the pulot wl t'ta the new I branch uf Ihe Crutr.l Ilallroad ciosies Hie line ol the canal. On returning to their wurk ye.lcrdar morning ll.cr found slit) emplotees of tbe ralliaiad engaged In tilling up Ibe novations. As fas) aa the filling was completed by Ibe rallruaJ liborera It n va. graded aad tie. h.d, Thw nillroa I company f bis not herelofori. been working Mllblii a 'Vtral t hundred lards of Iho snot. The rausr of tbe dim rulty I Hie fact that a lurar and c i.tly b. idgenlll bo necessary at this crossing, and the pi-ty w'ueh i. ,1 Ii.ib thr rig, i or tni will nul be ubligt-d tu build It, li If At noun Mr J II. Iloblnioii, l .e Prr'ident of th. f. m Canal Compiuy, arrived on the grou.id, and said I P that Iho.nrh be .buuld no! altenpl to usj force tea 1 slop Ihe lining, ho shutil I t.tkas legal iiirasures to ireveiit lurthrr Inleriirviic. I'ha men empliyoit 1 iy the Canal Cump.iiiy cohtiiiiwd their diginr be )un I Ihe point at vvblc'i tne roa 1 Is lo cioaa wlla J out tiiterlcrcucc. j tVliu rnuld Mcll llii.or lo aurh n ,1Innf-a I Drinker Idlniayurrnay. Y'ealerrtay iuurnln Mra. Jitsliu Carter, of 43 .i; llamlllon alitcl. visited tb Police Central OSIce, S ajt lookiug vvithuut hupe fur hrr husband and ber Hill ft ill son Ally, Mho bad been rai'ting since Thuraday 'wk ra mori.liig. She avid taal Ur hnsbind was given to rl) diluk, and that one ol bit ldosyncraslrs while In tnxlc.ited waa to have with him cither bis slepaoa Ally or his daughter l'.Ha, aged one year. Oa I Wednesday Carter went lo the llittery with Ally aad tried tu Mie a boil, but the boatman seeing bla rundlion le'uio 1. He then went tn the awtmiulnc bath with the hoy, an 1 but for Hie is.ittance of tha tntlhkoepur tb tblll iui.iH have been drowned. Carter was la.t seen In the alternoun, draiilug t!i 11 1 id, who aeemt'd lo be exhausted, along Catharin l I strait. Since .hn nothli.i haa been seal, or hoard i ct them. Carter Is six fret nnd on Inch blzh, and 4j well built. He Is an uccompllthed scholar and Jp courteous to slrnngrrs even when liiinilr.ited. Tin lad Ally is a irighl)outh,und wa. welt dressed when al hs went ausy lu etimmcr cluibrs. H.biar.on hi. al right arm I. tinned hern. On his breast is a bruwu birth mura. A Curgo ot Irr u.. h'ti-r. lloaTo.i, July 7. The alnp (luldeu Kleeca, ('apt. Itray, ivtnrh sailed from Huston July I roi 11. in lay, rut Into Halifax July n.th lire in her lower holj. C.pt. llray telegiiiphed on the (1th thai tl e Are engines bad beeu eaplo)ed wltbout sue ci-.s, and It might be nrt'ea-.!') lu acullli. the v ea st 1. The ship Is owne i br Win. T. Weld A Co. of Huston, and was lideu Willi a cargo of ice piiipol by tbe Tudur Couip.b). The 1 1 li I at at Hill .-nlclile. The boJy whlili waa f iunil Thursday evening on the Klu; farm, below Union Hill, ha. been Idea tilled as thtt of a Itusilan nantd Mrudlsas, whu) Hied at the house ul Mrs, Anna Petri a in, 115 Hud sun alreel, Hohtikeii. He had been t-tuplu)ed ii. a drill storo In William alreel. New Yurk. He was discharged about a mouth ago, and became greatly depressed. ru I lido al Mngurn Pnlls, NuoAitA Falls, July 7. Charles (lilford, young pi yrtcbin ul SoiHIi Wn.un, Niagara t-ounty, rouinillU.i suicide by Jumping from the (loverii ni.nt Island bridge leeierday mornlni. Il l Ih. bridge was louud a letter directed to I la lather, nnd recommending lo In. cue Ills wile, l'ei.liiry llabllltlr. la suapoard to be the cause. I'rl llnlalrd'a Hurill ler. i George llotls, the tnurderer of 1'vt llalate.L, bas retninid William II. Oaild, Jr., us Ins connael. Urn. Ituuyon having declined to serve lima. FEIISOXA 1. ISrKI.I.HIIlSOK. Vu I're'ldrnt Co If. a it lu Chicago. The Iter. Win .McAiiialer nl the Allen slrei l Sf. P. Chtntli lain fur K.urni c today He will altcud th HriH.li t onfereree tn Ma chesn-r Mr John A. Cucterell of Ihr (inrinn at i fitrir snlla tor Kuro,e tn d.y I.i the C'itv ui llrua.el.. in i. a bachelor, aud (Jueeu Vltturia la widow A I. Punuis. Faq PreMiileut of the New Jei.er H.llru.d t'umtauv, baa g.vva I .'5 OJV t i lound a piiblla library In New. on, is J 7 hu ly .e.ia a;u Mr. llennh) ten Newton lua u.nve vliu.e, tu eniur a priuuug ofllce In Newark. He has bevoine a ininionuiro. Tbe Hon, Asa Packet if Prima Ivima propose, lu give g.iOj ooo mnieioiiie laiatgn liiiveraiiy, wnick h. founded in I'M, on oaiulirlun that the Hoard ot i rimers i me f&v.ou from utnur aouicoa. Mr. Pack er's annsttou will ne given In two Htnui at fjjO.mio earn wheui-vir inoTruttaui bale notiieii.'ioifa.Jla halves ol (heir .Hare. j.vssi;a hi ratr., Hidnnv J. Sslm'a woollen mills In Philailelphla. James F Ilabcork's chemical works, 3 UjylsWa street, Uotloa Lota, 11.000 Diulii Clevengtr'a barn In Mount Molly wai truck by lightning aud buroe I ye.lerd.y. Lra, I.VOO Antlinny Sickle.' hirn. opro.lt. Trenton, waia truck bv ligmnl.ig yi.Urday aat buiucd, Willi two boriea Lot., Il.uOO, Th 1'nlver.alnl Church in llvinnlr, Misa, waa tlrtie-k hy ligliiuing Sstuidsy iunr..iua and burned. Lo.i 119,003: no Inauraut. The e.labll.linieiit uf Mat'hrw Hernia, builder, ltl H.al 1 Inr.y third airi-ei waa horned yeiierdar l.u.a, flii (aa). n Inner', leather factory in Hunt waa damaged Is.oao jorn.sas .tiitirr itinx. The ll'ifn'M Ii n great parer. The )atbta are home from Cap Mar Music In the Central Park Hu. aflernunn. '1 beruiumelrr at 3 P. M ye.isrlay, H-a t, dagree. Catharin MrDsvItt, aged Hi. fell from the thud alorv window uf her leiiauir. Ill hail Tenth slrsal. and wss silled Klizahetli llallarlieror'a3 llamiilnn slreel went to work yeatridayiuiorning b-siing her rhtl I. sgM s, i. lied npp.ir.in.lv In good hilth. on bi-r r turn al uooi the cbl d w dsad Tbe Wurkiiixmen's Union list night alerted Vf, J Je..up Preantent. I, lUwiey Virii. i reaident, Joha Kruse ne I'ir.ldeni. I iioin.a p M.slrrsoa Ket'cr.! lag 'i berreia. v I) 'ni. nrlifln orrraponding stcr.t.rr. Il.r. turd Itius riu.ucitl bucretary, and John iVood lr.t- Mi, Jana Kirk azed 30, or 19 Iloud slisal, wm taken loth" I hamtn'ra alreet nation on 'I Intra l.r la tuilcaisd, During the nlghl tbe doorman lound lai miu uiicoincluua on trie floor .tar was aliuoat rold Two bullies lannled bvdr.le of chloral, one of thru amply, acre lound In ber pocket. Her Hie wai tav.L Advic about buying metal trusses Don't I I bai ts Iks hiuUo liuia," CeM Uioadway.-ala.

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I I It est... far AIL HATUttlMY, JULY 8, 1671. IAnsnaeasent Ttar Jrtmi't sTsr If 9 111 TwW II Tr.'.Hrs. Htwerr ltiiirNlulik.u4,, l. rtllk At, Tkalra-I.l...tr.'.. M.u. tllV Thealre-K. taa, MttltM, yini's erM-ciiM ni. Hiii.x. krrf liarden Ofte. (t'alc Csml. Tear l'lir'l Oerrs I1....-T1" IVtiaiJ Fill. U.Lsit. lyBtaTAflre-Vaa',rTs n(k ll.lli,,.. W allart's-TIt Uif I.. VI ea" Masraaa Tk'.uit, l? P.jl.jM. Utllsil. I For the accommodation of person resiling op town, tt mittmetti for Tax 6dm will b received el tarreguler rstesstlne up-town 1fertiieme.H office. UH Weit Thirty second street, at lit Junrlloa of Broad way and Slim avenue, from t A. U. lo 1'. M. Ta Hon In Ihr Cauntry. Trnont golnr to the country mar hav Tnc Bon ent lo them dally by mall, for flfir cent per monlb, by ludresnag taeruhltther. FOR PRESIDENT. rAJUICBS' 1M MECIIAXlfS' CAXPIDATE, TIM GREAT AXD (IOOO HORACE GIlliELEY, TEXAS nnd NKW YORK. IDcmocrntlc Candidate! for the rrcjl dency. The number of Democralii velio are candi dates for the Presidential nomination of thrlr Tarty it limited, and tbclr reapoctivo chances of success can CABily bo estimated, S New England Laji no candidate. 8hehad one In the pornon of Gov. E.nolisii of Con. ncetlcnt j tut Tammany Hall dlaroscd of him hj leaving him to lo beaten at tlin recent Btato election. Ilad he Buccetded by a respectable majority, he would have been a prominent aplrant for the Presidential nomination j but now he Is out of the race. A tfrcat out try naa modo at the time about an alliance between him and Tammany. Hut this was nonsense. His defeat n us hoped for at the wily old wigwam. Jin New York we havo two candidates. John T. Hoffman, who is Identified with Tammany Hall, and SA.Nruitu E. CllUltcil, who is opposed to it. Mr. Hoffman las, npon the whole, mado a respectuble Oovornor; but wo do not bellevo he will get the nomination ho desires. The Democracy of the other States aro afraid of Tammany, and cannot readily be brought to favor a candidato who is Identified with that Institution. They are afraid of Tamma ny's reputation for dishonesty and rapacity. They dread the corruption which, under Tammany management, has prevailed in the city of New York, and the unprecedented and most alarming lnwlcrtncos which Tammany has introduced into our legislation at Albany It is not likely that they will agree in 1872 to tsko uon their tlioulders the burden which a Tammany candidate would bruiK. lltnideg, they do not think that Mr. Hoffman in equal to the exigency cf the present crisis. They regard him as a person of moderate force, with a rather com. rnonplnco mind, limited in its production of idea; j and thrv have not forgotten th rroM blunder which he committed an n .Judgo In the KuTOU'M case, or the tyrannical iierli fltelty with which bo adhered to it nfter he had become (Idveroor. W'c suppow, therefore, that ''-ere isno probability of Mr. Hofi'man'i gtomliiatlon, especially as a delegation from this Btato united in his support bicms to Le out of the ijut't-tlon. Judge (.'lll'lii it would make fin excellent candidate and an excellent Prcxiduiit. Hir fame is (quully cnviublo for purity of charac ter and I owcrof Intellect. It Is believed that lio poesetscH all the gifts mid qualification.") that are ntcewary to a Matcrnian. His pop ularity with tho Demoracy of this Btutc is uiilverMl and well detorved and the fact that In It-OS, while as jet there wero no fac lionu among the New York Democracy, h received tho sufirageg of tho wholo juirty during many bullots in tho National Convcn tion, mutt havo a considerable influence with the Coi.ventl in in lbT2. It ih qu to possible, howivcr, tliat tho i rdent deblro lor the nmn inat on which reigns in the bfjfom of Oov Hoffman may (.rente a hostility tu Judge Cnt'ttfll la the Tnmniany division of tlie party, tm lutnl to Ills ambition au the reputation of Tammany uitli the Demoentiy of tlie nation is likely to bj to that ol Mr Mr. Hi:niiuk i;s of Indinna is a very prom inent eundidute, nud If electo I ho would H make a reH.ctnblu i'lesnlent. He Will doubtltb") huvo nt his back tho delegutit I from ludinuu In tlio Nutional Convention but wo doubt if tliowj from any other Hiate will Lo ready to jrivu him an enthusiast c ni.d lasting rupp)rt. Ohio will bo a unit agaliiBt him. That much powjr Mr. Pi:n dixtiln'm friends ure sum to pofsckh in the Convention. We conclude accordingly that BAv tho 1iojh.'h of tho Imliann candidate are pr-'tty certain to be dufratcd. Th Fame re suit Is 1 kely to befall Mr. PKNDI.r.TON, BB niuiuld Iiih name bo presented. He will kill B Hr.MmiiKf, nnd IIi:miRiii;m will kill him BB; and Im hiilcn, (liilo w.ll not lio wi yealou" in BB Ilia lx'liiilf as lliui.ma w.ll bo in behalf (rf B B. MifEuiul mid Pennsylvania will, it Ih B; said, 'o to tho Convention with tho on BB, exclusivo purKiu of s-euriug tho uomiiii.- B tlon of O.-n ll.WKHK. Yo do not be- BB lleve, even if tli.H should pruvo to b BB tho lafie, that tliey can sucocid. Tlie BB c-uintry lins 1 nil etinitgh too much il BB military Presidents and tho d spiny of i BB m I tury Couit mniutnluod in tliu Whit. BB II nil 'li i'on ilelinnck) of the law, In noi BB calculated to ri cone lo the Di liincrecy to the BB Idi e of putting tlielr Ntniiilnrd into the laiidh BS' of a military nun. lK'sldei, tlioy will n h B full to ri Hi ct ti at, i veu ii they ciiuhl gin B&T tlie elect on will II.V S( 0( K, they would still BB bo eKiiil to the danger of dufc-at nlterwar BB 1 ti!-t as tho It. p I ili'i.i.h have bi-on defeuttd, BB bp l"li, ilih.'li.e Mini ulniOHt ik'Hiroyed I t BBa (Jn.vsi. ll.iMiiiii will noi (lo lor u I)i uiu B& craile amli lute, mid tJ.i, witdniibt not, w.ll BV be till) (Ii e n f tin-1'oi ventlon BB If t'lii 'I Junik" 'u-.. w r 1 i vliroi u- BE l.iali' mid li pc h hsiou ol li h on o oren s w ih i f mi il nud 1 1 y, ho would ho t't B' i t a t tlmt cnul I new b n im BB ati d by u.tiii'i" puny Put ho m broken down by d.s ase aril it he were eleit d I'riKidmt, and subjcctel to tho exhausting cares and tolls of tho office, It would not bo likely that ho could llvo through his term. Moreover, bis sickness is known far and wide J and oven If ho had really recovered, ho would be una vailable as a candidato by reason of tho un willingness of tho peoplo to elect as Prcsldont oifo whom they supimso to bo an Invalid, But though we do not think the Chief Justice can bo the candidato of tho Democra cy, his judgment respecting tho statesman who is really most suitable and most likely to Ih) elected ought to bo listened to with tho Ricatist respect. Ho has said, and not very long since, to a personal friend of his, that tho bctt man for the Democratic party to nominate is William S. (IrtoEHntxK of Ohio. In this opinion wo think that all Intelligent men, whatever their personal preferences, must ultimately coincide And certainly nothing can eecm more dtslrablo to any enlightened voter than tho nomination for President of a man so pure, so nble, so patriotic, so free from all factious connections, so far aliovc all tho arts of pecuniary corrup tion and party jobbery, so simple and yet so dignified in character, so genuine a demo crat and so trno an Amcilcan, as William 8. OltOEfiliFxit nothing, wo say, can seem more dcslrablo than tho nomination of such a man, unless It should bo his election. The Great Tichborne Caso A Rrmnrk nblc Court and n Itcmnrknblc Jury Thoso who havo carefully watched the course of the proceedings In tho case of Ticu. iioiiNE agt. Lubiiinoton, now being tried In the Court of Common Pleas at London, must havo been somewhat surprised at tho an nouncement yesterday throngh the cablo that the jury had Informed tho Judge of their belief that the claimant was an Impostor, and of their reodinesB to render a verdict against him without waiting for tho termination of his croscxamlnatlon. it Is truo that when subjected to tho sevcro and critical questioning of Sir J. D. CoLUitiDOF-, tho Solicitor-General of England, who is the leading counsel for tho defence, tho claimant's answers havo had the c fleet to damage to somo extent In tho esti mation of the impartial reader tho belief, Induced by his own testimony and that of tho previous wltncsnss In Ida behalf, that he Is In reality the Sir ItonBii C. D. Ticiiiiuunu whom ho represents himself to be. Hut up to the data of tho latest nowspaira receiTod by mall, there doeti not seem to bo anything liko BUlIlciout ground for the action which the jury has taken, even if snch action were In accordance with judicial propriety and legal precedent. Tho croft examination of the claimant had already, at last accounts through tho mail, been going on for three weeks. Tho defence at the outtet adopted an unusual and seem njly difficult cuuric. They avowed their Intention to show not merely that the clnlm nnt is cot and cannot be Sir ltcuiF.it Ticii iioii.Nr, but that in fact he is ono Annum Outon, n butcher, Australian bush-ranger, and horsestealer. Tho claimant's health is Hor, as ho Is cufi"cring from a painful com plication of dis-bses ami tlio lapses of memory whiih ho has shown, together with tho coulrediclory statements which I'.j haa mado In nnswer to tho ques tions of the feollritor-Ocncral, though attributed by tho plamtitrs own party to these suirurlngs, are regarded by the defence us strong proofs that ho Is an impoator. Soon after tho boginrjng of tho crocs-exam-illation the Court had to lo adjourned over for several days on account of tho claimant's illness and all these things sncm to have prejudiced his caso very materially. The Solicitor-General began with qnes tions as to the boyhood of the claimant, as Miming him to bo Sir ItOfli'.u TlciinoiiNE, and examining him upon his early recollcc tloiiH and his school days nt tho institution where Sir llonnit was undoubtedly oducatod. Tliu w.tiiepn remembered that he waa taught Hebrew, l,atln, and Greek at Stonyhurst College, but he (lid not recollect a word of any ono of theso languages. Ho did not know whether Ciesar wrote In proso or vcrne, or in Latin or Gruek j and when a copy of Virgil was handed to him, he find tho language in it looked to him like (lleek. He raid that chemistry was about IKiiHoim and herbs and In answer to the quistiun whether It related to what ono got in a chemist shop, he said that u doso of it would do tho Solicitor (1( neral good, lb ilinolof.ed u knowledge of the fact Unit mtro- inuriutie acid will dissolve gold, and denied ihat ho learned It at any of tho diggings. nayi..g that ho had been at a great many and never knew of acids being used there. Pusfiug on to the time when Sir HotiKlt Tu llliultM: was stationed at Dublin as an olllrer of the Curbinecrs, tho claimant's tes timony on tho cross-examination was sub stantially In accordance with what ho had previously rtnt'tl, Tho defence thou pro ceeded to quislloiihim as to 1. Ih Identity with Annum Uiitun. He said he first met Oitro.s at IlaysJalo ti 18Vi, und afterward saw him in Australia occasionally up to 18.i8, after which ho was constantly In his company up to tho nd of 18.10. Ho saw him ngain nt Wagga-Wagga in 18(12, still liearing the nemo of Allium Ortun, and ho wai living thero under tho nnmo of Alfiikii Smith at 'lit" time the claimant left Australia for Eng land In 18C0. Tho claimant Bald that citiee arriving ut homo he hail written to Oh io:.', I ut hud received no answer. Tins colnclderifw In point of time between tho fn ul dihappiaruncu of Oiiro.N und the departure of the claimant for England Is I' sided upon with grout cinphiiHiH by tlio defunct). 'I h'y contend that tins remarkable man, who tubi-its him-ulf to lie Sir ltooui: Tic llllon.)i i:, ih none other than tlio veritably AltTHUlt OinoN, who was formerly n butcher it Wapping, rim nwny to M.-n, went to Club, in d theuco to Australia, where ho became notorious as n hor.ie thief und bush ranger, und who has now come lntnun E.iglndi court of justice iiiii) of the greateel impostors of modern times. In answer, however, to tho question, "Aio you yourwlf Airrnuit Oh io:,' V" tho wan vh sud, I am not." He sultl ho never pusaed h AUTlll'H Ou'io.s, the only Hiirnainert huMdui TiritimiiNl-j under wli.ch he was linnwn abroad belug C'ahtuo ml M'li.c.iN; mid Iiih iluniul iih to being Oi.io'i w.ti rvr.il tim repent 'd. It iii a i f irfur, that in thn year IWi lie J lalntill' wrnti) a letter toa nhident o. n in ill nr ut? iiiforiiiatlon in regard to tlie win rciibouiH of OinuN, This Ictier wan put In evidence and tho following testimony elicited In refcrenco to It t Whit mule Ton o iniloni to Imow vfint Mmtnt ORTOMnd hit fimilT? I em inre 1 don't know. Wm there anyinti'C lmior(nnt you witbed 10 com mumcne lo him? Vr. Uirre wit. It nit tm it I decline to otwr thet one tllon. The Chief JnitlM war7 It mljhi hurt a teanciicr to trunltute mvRel The SoticitoMleneral To crlmlnitte yon here? Mr Sciteant DiLLiSTlm Mr frieml II trenail by the n.wr. The Chief Jnitlce I with to here tho point rned. I reter rrrolurt iU heli it let belore. I nni pre lre'l to heir en arraaient on Ihu if oa nreia the qnemon. lira HolKltor-UeDerel Wer It eomrttitnr thai had nadeblr ailirn. or ihat Imd oerurtcd f can t( r Mr. Beront UiLLian.is-Uon'i amwer tiut qoei- tlon 1 ha Chief Jniilce Voa ate not entitled to itt liid recur what ton cannot rcl duecllr. The bol cllor-Uenerai Upon ronr oath do you mean to lay (be antver woni.l hate a tendency lo cilinlnaie run? Uponmy oalli It would. Do (on mean to lay to render you liable to the crim inal la t Mr. ecritcint Utt.i.iKtm onjeeted. The hier Jmtire eiplaiucd to the wllnrea that It would oe undeiitiiod he wai rendered llablo lolue criminal taw. w llotii-1 ia nndcriland Ik Of course this testimony did not help the claimant's cauxo but on tho following day thn revelations wero still moro adverso to him. It was shown that ho arrived in England on Clirttmas Day, 1800, and that on the evening of that day ho went to Wap ping to Inquire about AltTIltm OitTO.Vfl family. Two letters wero produced In his handwriting and signed W. U. SicniENi", which ho admitted having Bent to ono or other of Oiito.n's sisters. Tho first of thrso letters expressed tho writer's desire, as a friend of Oiito.v, to learn something about his family, und said that he had In his pos session a likeness of OrtTON's wlfo and dill J, having acnt another copy to tho other Bister. Tho only explanation which tho witness gavo In regard to assuming tho name STr.nin.VB was that a person ofthatnamo had been a passenger on the ship In which ho arrived. The following Is tho cross examination as to tho pictures Inlhla letter yon freak of "the l.keneti of yonr brother' wife and cbil.l." Waa Aatm'e oito war ried No. Ilad he a child? No. Wai ih' likcnrt you lent one of yonr own wife and child r I rent no liktncii al all at dial llm. Then why did you lu Uit letter ity. I .cat yonr in ter the likcncn, Ac, thn momma?" I icnlltatan omer tln.e. Ibe Jndxe Then did yon write In yoor letter that which we nnttrae? I tniecded lo lend It. my lorl, bnt not at thai time. Hie Attoroct ueneral- Did yon lend a porttall cf yonr own wife ana child atierward? Yce. I did, Aeni ii aUrUur tnion'i ttlfc und cAIMr l'i. Bea letloo I A Miolotrirh waa here handed to claimant, who ia!d It waa a roiliall ol hu wife and child. li Ibat a portrait of Ut lady yon call Lady Ticw uoeiie? Yei. And ue heir-at-law? No.lt la allUleiUI. ILanjh ter A Juror, who. with Mi brethren, red been tnaneeilnc the picture diew attention lo the lac; tuat il nad Beu taken la Sidney. The Jndce then what yon lay l Ihat tbu llkeae-a wli.cn Ton srnt wan a lueoct a of ronr wife and cnil 1 1 Claimant-Yea. my lord. Ai I had raid to my letter hat waa nntrne. irer coaUnuallr bothered me to aeud the ilKenra, nnttl 1 aenl one of my own. IMneloe: II would qniet thim. ILanrnler I nerer thomat II wonld be tiled In Ihia way. L'rmp-eiainmatlon eoptinned Then ihla letter would not detcrlii toiirwile and cnlidreu If ,ou were An TncnURTox? lint on eo I am not Aainta OaTu.t. 1 ackuoHkdaa ItwuTcry tndiacreel ol meuiuo all tltla What do yon mean by wanting a llkeneteln cone from r I nnlir at ree that rt a ali.urd at the nthrr. nit did yun want It lor? I realiy cannot tel yon, I am iur Il waa really rcry Indirucet tout lo. w br ihould rou be wrliloi tn nunacnae abonl wlft and endd when there waa uone? Well. It aupcar. I have oerrr written anything bnt nonaeme ta my let Irra, aa they appear in ihte court. on I tou en yourclt au tnjniuce. I aitnre yon. Did yon rrqn.re Itie likcnea lor copnug No i I Ihina- the one I tent waa the uoly one 1 bad. 1 hen Ihat waa all a aourl.h, waa It That waa all. You lar, I hue like 'r oi e of hlicaclf. whiili I lu tend tu ct acme rvlti ol," W aa Inat meaning tour lelf .So II waa Lot Hate you a likent-.i of OnTOX No. Had lououeot yonnellai tint lime? I do not think llhi. w nr. did yon ,iot cnd cne of yoanelt toreprnent ArtiiueOton? Cnnalnly not. Ihcu why did you ray yoi had a copy? I don't kne w, I'm anre. 'II e Juice then thai ta nntrne, too Witpe.a re. it If, mi turd. 1 pc S. Iiciloi Utneral -Now. upon yonroatti. had eou not at thai very l.n.e a rhttoratli ol y. lira l( and none ol Aiimi ua.ua? 1 nad noje ol utruvn ll.tu the oply one wblrb Ton contd bare alinded lo. If aiy.ua. a fbulocTapli of yovraeit Ihadnpbotu crapli ot mrieU. yet ALd la t iat the only one to which rou cor.11 bate truly re'tirm in Hut it'Uir- I au Tit fnuw CM, I tell no 1 told an unlrulh In aaytnj 1 had one. What wai Uie ot.Jcct of thai nuiruih 1 am lire I cant tar. Cannot yon tell why yon wrote lo Anmrn OtrroH'a fitter, net dine Tour own wile and chilt' photograph aa Artuch C'ltTON'a promlaing lo aeml a iUu;orai,,i of ARTitua IIRTON when yon had tome cop e tfktu akd promi.li.g and wnlliia In ti e i.ama olt.etcni? o 1 darv U) 1 had tot e 'ipjeci lu new. I don'i d.iu' t il in. a monie i (Lauuler 1 Pot hire you forgotten? I dou'l rcclicci. It was also proved that one of Aiithdh Outo.n'h ilaU-ri regarded tho claimant as her brother, but he attributed this to tho news iw.'pcr reports put Into circulation by iho de feuco and what occurred at tho only Inter view which ho has hod with thrso sisters is not yet d pcloaml. Tliu following further evidence was given ill regard to the letter When ton found that tlie waa mliutten, why, In the name n. cuinuwn seme and It iie-tt.ili't Ton i ot gu down lober aud t ell her ahe mlmad ,ttnltke 1 1 tra.l of .enitln.- her a photoirre .n ut your own wiff and ehila '1 here la no doubt il waa eery tndncreelof lue to do aueh a thing. Why dlo ihu not t:o duwn and tee tl.ere wt a ml take, and I'll tier yn were not her tir illiei f Wnydld you ool ihuw youi.ett to lur? I don't know that I had any ntijcriluntu doing to bnl I iieTerthouirhl of II And Tou preferred to Ml a ti-ie of laliehooftl lo goUe doan to her? You have no right to iar mat. Mil tu uot tell a tlaue of latieliood. t o doobl ajoutlhat (L.ughter.) Ihtt Judte la tnero a ftngltt word oftrnth In the letter lri.ui bcgl'ii Inir end. eluding tho iii:iiature CI imam InuuK it ii ul.e from b:inniug to end. ruf lord 1ti Judge Cited'nj him toe Iclte', Juit point mo any oi e part llul ia irm. fhr cia.iuai.t uficr i.'iwly reallng It thronch) Ihat i .r l irue nheie 1 ia) the broih-rlaa great lilciidoi ml e, and 1 prmiiel to ie,id hlin all tlie in-Inriu-ll.v.ii 1 mill i. Tun .1 udtre la Um re at y other part that Ii trne claim&ml non'tinina tiivre It auy other pari that i ir je The Jude Ii that one uf lha leltera to wnlch llr. hcoit in nil tv deuce rtfcirod ai teiug ialdby)outu e t Terii Clalman' Yea. I I e hoiwti r (lineral And that waa a lie, loo? llalmanl Yvf. On tho following day the witness waa ir-l.ed wheru ho went by tho nnmo of Molt (IAN, In Atu-trulia, ho said and tlio exam ililng counsel continued: Wnydldjuu drop Ciimo and take to Horiian? I decline lo atiiWL-r. It to, nil lo c. linluaii1 invacll Inn d r.taad purfootiy. Ttio uu..tj4 nu, iuhjdh-1 uis lu it criniiuai proa,-eni on. Ii llil a icparaie matter to Ihat of the other day beig, ant lUthtkTINC nPJeccd. Ibe l,ord Cm I Juftre-lhe .blertlon tiinit come from Ilia wiim-aa. T lie nueit on mac oh put ui, to tne v. ry hill, et t-n llai )ou coiiiinlited murder i" !bu la ofcuuiio.ouly an inn'lraiion. "Old you toiuoiU high I eaiou?" if you prefer II. 1 he bollr lor l.cu ral Ii the crime the .ami or i dlfferrnt om- rroin ih ,1 f r wlecn you ilaiiiied pnrllege before? I tli-enne to anwer Tnc I.nrd le Ju.iil-c On what grnuud? Wiii.eta-lli-cauie H woull lead lo oincri-otber rjucflio a tter r rre rrearme and exilanattcn from the la. runt Judge the t.ltne.1 aaid II wua the aama crime. 1.0I a u-nariil,.. o, e I ;iho e-oucH3r merAl -WAiARTneaonrn-i at '.Vemo place when yon changed from Caarao ti fioiioaN lie wai- he naa Charged wuli a cuui". nutlira'-ii.g vou k mild can him a high wai man. He waa ind haicM with atiool'ng auv o. e. only hnri.wa) rohbtiy. w ere yon i tiargeil w ith tnc f nine cilm ai Anrnpn Orton I op) tt to anwtr I ue I,ord chitl Jttire-on whit ground? ttue.i- I he iim) lancfue. mo puliriior Hem rut And al the lame time and eon i,t itiy wito An i urn linmi I di-i .Ii, to nipwe. I w.,a h.need with mitih kokt -n w nh lture aleal pg. w provt-i tney wi-ri- our none! a, id w -re iln-eliarg.-.t Ii ii ia In 1 Vi. at Cn itleiiiain.1 llitcen milea fr.mi th.) I ark Cirek, nn Ik. roa I irom fleln,iirne to llond'jn. lo the lAird Chief Jit-tiru I took tlio ntme of Mon (UN uhou 1-1 oi 11. 1 only mod It two or three u.un'li Ino.er xj In tl.e eulplOT of MoManvb. l.rr.l Oiiton iy he hal hern It wai n nioutin a te, ttmt that we et. nfrui-d of hor-isttnt,iug, The cargo w a heard at Hie I'oilie Crnrt nt t'rfllemalne nelore the in ii r ii'. A digger na ue I iltiRiirei pioa einiedui CiiurT a the actii tl i nwecuior. Ill-mine On. man tn whom tie tola me none, 11 wai lu urn lat le, end 'i tlie j-or To llio l.urd t Inel .luetic It wtia In the name f Ca tko, anu Orion uil In liu own name. What ter-tiiiiony ban been given hIucd the day on which tlieso facia wero brought out wo do not us yet know; but up to this tliuu and rouH.itcrcd lu the light of tho evidence of tho claimant on tlio direct oxauiiuation, and In tlio fin oof tho fact that ho has l.eou r cognled as Sir ltuor.it Tlt'linoiiNlJ by tlntf person's mother, and by numerous gentle men ot the highest standing in go. i hly, who knew Sir Itociiiit lu hi youth wo cannot boo enough to explain thn uction of tho jury, uiibf it be (fuo very Inrgoly lo tl.o fl gular cuiidurt jf tho Judge w'.o has presided ut tho '"lvi, It cannot bo denied that tho cla llwt hag ri.vealed an ox traordinary foiidn,,.,,, 0 l,)g pBrt for chang lug naiues, as v tu ft ,.xtrenio facility In lying about b.',wu thincs, aud that ho has 1 1 JLUWI'i J'JIJ .1- --'II Admitted tho existence of facts which, If re vealed, would tend to criminal him but taking tho evldcuco aa rt whole, wa do not think that them fata are sufficient to break down his entire rase. As to Chief Justlco BoviLL, his antipathy to the plaintiff and his entwo has been evi dent enough to every reader cf the trial from Its very commencement. It has beoti pub licly stated that when asked by a lady what tho probablo duration of tho caso would be, ho mentioned a long period, adding, how ever, uiiUci tho claimant goes from tho witness stand Into tho prisoner's box." Thcso facts were, of course, veell known to tho jury; and aa tho jury men have been allowed to separate every day when the Court adjourned, thoy have boen subject to all tha Influences of society prejudice adverso to the claimant. We find then In tho capital of Great llritaln, the journals of which so delight to picture tho judicial Inlqnltleii which tho Eng lish Imagination portrays ag occurring In tho Btato of Now York, tho paluful ipcctacle of n Judgo who finds himself nnablo to restrain tho expres sion of his hostility to ono of tho litigants before hlin, and a Jury who think thein selves competent to decide a causa before hearing halfti" one side. In country par lance, they havo "gone off half-cocked." And If tho Judgo's lauguago la any evidence of his thoughtc, thero can bo little doubt that he had arrived at tho conclusion to which they havo come tnnch earlier tn fact, at the opening of tho caso. It must be said In his favor, though, that ho had too much sense of propriety torocelvo tho proposed verdict. Tho trial will not go on, however, until November next, as n va. cation Is to be taken by the Court from tho 10th Instant to the 7th of that month. Not Ullllng;. Senator Cameiion of Pennsylvania de clares that he Is not and will not be, under any circumstances, a candidato" for the 1I publlcan nomination for tho VI w-Presidency. Tlds announcement docs credit to Mr. Cam r.no.Vs judgment and eolfrcspcct. Ho Is now sovonty-two years old, and Is recognized as one of the ablest politicians In the country. He has throe times been elected to tho Sen ate of the United Stated, and haa been Sec retary of War aud Minister to Russia. After such distinctions Mr. Camkhon ought not to defcire tho Vice-Presidency, nor indeed to asplro to nny ofllco except that of Presi dent. Put as the samo clrcumstnnceo which have placed somo four or livo other Republi can Senators in afalso position also constrain Mr. Caueiion to attach himself to tho des perato chance of Ohant'b rcnomlnatlor, ho cannot now consistently como forward as himself a candidato for tho Presidency, and ho is accordingly obi god to decline alto gether. This is a hard caso for Mr. Caiiehon but It Is not so hard lor him as for somo younger aud more ambitious men who, for lark of that independence of soul or that perspicuity and strength of understanding which they wero formerly supposed to possess, havo weakly suffered themselves to b tiod to Ghant, and aro doomed to go down along with him. The First Document The first publication for the Presidential campa'gn of 1872 lio just been iaducd at tho Triliune office. It contains Mr. cJukui.ky'h letters from Texas and tho lower Misids sippl, his address to tho farmers of Texas, and tho admirable speech which ho delivered on occasion of his great and cnthiudastic reception by tho citizens of Now York in Union cqtiarc. Wo havo read tho whole through with a lively interest, and commend tho document to the peoplo of the country as containing much moro truth and practical sense, as well as wit and eutertailiment, than can ordinarily bo found In any twenty cam palgn publications. Tho odd rem to tho fanners of Texas Is especially valuablo aa a contribution to agricultural knowledgo, and fully justifies Mr. Ghki:i.i:v'b Humiliation as tho Purmers' and Mechanics' Candidato; while his trpecch to tho ixiiplo of New York city ia a model of n political harangue. Wo trust that this pamphlet will havo a very wide circulation. It ought to bo diffuse! by millions in every part of tho country. Now let us havo a chcapcampaign edition of Mr. Qiiki'.i.ky'h work entitled "What I Know of Tanning." It should be llliis trutod with his portrait and with a view of his farm at Chappaqua. Ho has there one of tho finest barns ever built in tliu country. Startle's Performance A Ooo.l Trainer. Tho recent wonderful performaiiro of Mr. IIonmkii'b colt Sturtle a mile in 2:L'UJ, uu precedented by a four-year-old, and this, too, carrying 270 pounds welgnt confirms the good opinion which has long been ontcr tnlut'd of the judgment of his trainer, Mr. Caiill IJuiiii. Happening to meet Mr. llumt in tho city a few dajs before Starllu was brought down, wo Inquired of him how tho famous colt was doing, Ho has carried mo faster than any other horse ever did except Joe Klliot and llruno," replied Mr. lluitlt. His erituuato of tho colt's speed has been fully verified by tho public trial. Paying for thti Wltittlt. Orders huvo Wen Isaued from tlie Cn.tom Ileum and other l idcrul otllcea in llila dly, levying a tux of five ilollun on nil subordinates nhore anilines aro below tl.CHXI per annum, and ten ilollara on all hIkiio filiation exceed that sum. Tlio order crcwa u good deal of squealing. Tlie small fry coinpla.-j Umt they huvo been taxed for New lluiii, ili.ro ami Con necticut witluu tin latt (oiiruiontha, n tlio nuiv lux ia ratlior attep lor a new ciirolhnc it of tliu (litANr party In tliia eily, in wlucli they ,uto ho luti-rcit. Several of tlio victims told a Sum re porter that If Okait wu reuotiiiiuted.'.uoy would resign. Ueaeniiing fruut cxr ".ncf, ,cy knew thai titer wouldn't w ,)f ,a,ir Sllliry ,0 Like homo to (ginMus, as OaaNr would want tr". It Is alleged lu the Washington Star that a pirscntatlou of silver plate which wan mado lo the Hon. Jiugs IIaiilan of Iowa nlieu lie wga ubout to retire Irom the ofllco of Secretary of Uu Interior was provided for by a direct tux of one dollar per head, amessod and colluded among the mbordlnate clerks by Om cenlidciiliul clerks hi the Secrctury's own room, not one clerk in a doieii freely and voluntarily aulihcrihing, The swindlo was exposed al Iho time, imd many per sons supposed Hut Mr. Harlan would decline tlie prcaent und return tho plate but bo held oa to it. No wonder ho supports Ouantj they aro bulb of then! iiiraeiiLUlera. SPAIN'S OWN CONFESSION. rnvnT.r.mi wah that ih ijuror Kitisnisa tub -v.ino.v. WUI rlenr-IIcadrd Manlnrle Her. -The Absolute Impossibility or C'onquerlns; Cnba-OTett aid Jtonry Needed thru Hpnln raanot rinply-Tka (Jrowlnc -aircatth mt the .Hen who are I'lthtlns- far Freedom. W find in a late number of La CoAttUueion, a liberal Joornal of WiorlJ, edited by M. Rlrero, who Is staled to lure been offered a place la the Cabinet, the following graphic aeconnt of tko actntl state of affairs In Cuos. It emanates from tbe pen or a r-panish officer who Las beea a lone Tlhlle In Uit laland.snd lor whole Impartiality and lrntwor tilreis the editor Touches. It will go far lo con vince American rejdera of tha titter yrorthlessnees of the etatejienta offlclally made, end so often re pealed by the Captain dene ral of the island, that tbe rcTolutlon had been soppressed. The letter sayss "Tho ouject ofwsr I to eon iccr the enemy, and ecme,nent!y It should be woeed Willi all the energy and with eiery element and erery retonice needed to obtain complete and uielnl victory. War ouht ncTer to be waged nn leas theie elements can be relied on and Napoleon III., to Inline Ijnored this truth, has orerwliolmed Krsnco with those hoirors which shock hi and whose consequence It la dIOIcull lo foresee. Are ws wagln tire war la Cuba in a manner re quire! both by foresight and patriotism In order lo Insure a complete, speedy, and useful triumph? 1 believe this question cannot bo answered aBlrma tlrely, an apologt roairANisti raiLcan. Our soldiers are BihUiuj here aa Hpanlirdi always fltkl; ourcitlsen mllllla, although tlielr Ir rsgnlatltie baee einsed as modi Injury, lime un questionably assisted us by their cooperation; and lastly, our dst) baa done more than could be ex pected ot It, If we lake Into consideration lbs extent of coast II has to guard and tt limited means at its command. Keerybody has behared well. Th GoTernmeat has furntahed the means which It was asked to supply; and ye withal, what result has teen obtained 1 On toll point the whole truth cost be told It It Indlipenrable to learn what tbe sltustlon really Is; and waalerer H may cost us, I consider It onr duly to tear away the Tell which corns hopes thst decelre sad Illusions which srs replete with dinner. I wish 1 could shsr these hopes or belleTetn these IIIlsIous but experience and harsh facta pre Tent II. Bloc the beginning of the rcTolutlon we bare been assured that It we morsily and material It conquered, 1 tlegraohlc messages appear stereo typed lo ibis tune, end erery official despatch, eeery communication, eeery letter, erery piece of Infor mation, oouSf us the assertion. WHAT 19 TBS BIALITT The reality Is thst the Insurrection holds every place lo w nidi It eil-ndfd when 11 first apreaj In the Eialeru and Canlrel Departments, that is. from bin il ago to the Clnco Villas Itist tl.e Iniurcenle, unincumbered now with melees veople, inoee alou remaining in the field who are determined and bound lo the can-e, aro more emboldened and note agjrreaiTe; they burn a brides between b-mllago anl t'obre, aa If newer lo say between M-idrU nd (Jua't or Valrten.oro; they reduce a low a to aahca under the Tery guns ol the Morro of Bsnllago tliey ca lucre three furllLed towers within lour lea.nesof i'ueito lrluclpe; they attack with bodiea ol men whlcn ll.e deatalcnea csllmate atonrtWO. and Hi situation In tha Clnco Villas baa been .o aurmtng that aitaoueh there arekuuoof our troops operating there, It la said thai aa many more are re quired and the Capteln-Cleneral baa leen obliged lu repair Ihllher Iroui liaTaua and tat the direction of C'Pcru'.kins Llm-elf. AN IKroSSUiLlT' DgMAKOgD. This Is tbe altuallon aa gathered from the snthsn llc sources, ai.u eonequeuily II is eildenl mm tlie niesns which we bare l.ithert" etnploied are Inion. cient lo obvalo li c antlctMied reiult. and thai we uiuel Increaac our cnergr and our resources uclil we win our oh;i'ct. r..e atilem loilowed up to lee preaeut mumetil liaa beeti barieu ol results. Wbat we havo .ion until nuw, and w,ial we ruu't not do lu tutuif, Is, hunting the enemy In the wooda, in the ..tickets, aud id the oici.; beating Mm wiieu we ItaTe uiel httn, and wteu wo hate lillej to meet ntin alluwl u him to hi ,r Mid to re iptiir wi.eut'Ter II suited hlut, w.istlb our treas ures ann uritlng our a. ldiers lotne hoiplUls. WLat la require la a "lore energeilc ai.d uiore decisive line ut action. It wss poiuted ul the beeinnljr, and tn (lew ol the ti pogrephf ol IU country aud the Lutuie or tho war wtilcii the li.furgrntt wace, lhal tne nillltar) occupation of l ie whole laland is neces sary ueiore the enemy can oa couquertu aud sub dued. WUT SrAIN CANNOT DO IT. The dlQcnlty of th task Is patent. The lelard cnntalna abnui 4.000 vquir learues, rdlhout roida ji tueaua ot itauiil, lull of craggy mountains, like those ul Ltinones l.i haullago, and the K-tiaun In the CMnco VliUs, tiime.l with Iropene-niUle ,orel, and niUi ahelterlens pl.iin. on winch onr men are cstxsed to all trie rigors of the cll.nate, of it lrop, ml un. end of deluglug rains, I' is nol therefore difficult to uiirieial-iuu li at a uiillliri occupation of such a country will require Incalculable sacriQcts hut II necessary we tuu-,1 Incur taeni I'rtbablT tho tnsurietttou Cannot besurrrrasel In sue other way. llut il the above plan appear lin rracticahle or loo cji ly, lei all li,o n qunlte lire, -a be tent al once -n,l altogether. Lei ut d.i autllilng out wnil we haTe been doing, an I w at would an ic-r lo be li.e only mien Ion of doing In the luturr. bpaln has sent tu Cum uver W uoy men sine U.n revolullou first broke out; lul the lusses Lsto trxn snd aloaif are Incaiculat, o tu Amerlia, and the re lulorcejients nave teen sei t tu stnsll lots, and the rcSLll haa oeeu Uut all along we have hau tn the muka men who couiu miicn out IlltU or nn use ol their arais, and w.io al Uuira, tn lieu of afflsiluc. the artur, luve l curded its uperatlons. eiNtiiNU men onlt to nn eiliio. There are s)raptoina ul diwslcr, beet re as the 1 rrmy ll.cta waa periodically tn rceiplui new uieu t j fill ui the .ranki, a cuuiiuccut w Ir it until to co(o with tho e-itw), aud our arnis wete fieqiienlli In the nan sol uien unab.e tu use Ihetu, II we do uot abandon our ol I course, nol only will the war ue IndtUn.tely pruioiiaeu. hut we Incur trrat rial's, witiiuut any retfimabie hole of etwnnr It, and wo ntJiiwM o .ire wiisungour tnoal precious i.looj, aud uiouvy which we h-ve t.m got, 1 am iully aware tu.i some mm of Inflrei cr here ure thai ino war be cirl.-U on with ihiici ured a ui.ni, wuici tUi-r Ucui'tewill gtTO saler jiiJ li-.i c ill) reauils lo r'p.in but 1 believe t' at U. I' a iuuri.il will l.uve a con trarj t fleet. I c-n uul undtralaiid wbat hvuetlt cxiu accrue tu us fruut u uivaiurt-d a.uwutis, wl vu wo ruua thai every rcvo iuiiuii gali.eia etie',utii with ate, and when we kuuw nut ,rmu twtlve lu icurtt'ou tiioutjuil uf cur sol i .els diu Ihtie auniiallv. ami that we aro t-QUandct nig liUAiUit-e winch itedu nui pu-aesf. 1 HE I'SlUa-iaUM UT Till win, Wlom cau llii f.bnin-fs .flbly luneflt I Not the HiuitUli uruiv, winch la u-ms: u-eiii-slv and in guriiuiy do. I -K.I; not l uoa wmcii la leing rou tertvd Into a iiexrt; mil hpaiu, wno is tpeuduu l:,ilv Let- best blujd. ami wno s.-t1- Hie lineral 111 alilitti'iis on wllcb sju lo nay luuuda l.erhuio ut .t.inrloui In u I ii ,1111 itufieu lu I i.o mud I Ins fliwi.u-s uia i u.M.uy Lt nt (It ti-uie liu an still tahuig tr.ii-, ill their fu.r erl.tcs Itimti ul u rout uf iUi'Ii tuitiieiiio nnd iui h yaneul a..ru hcia lu the coiuirr. 'Una Iralilcluat wur unit hiiiij uiuney dim tc-itiou to auiit-i nivn whu could r-,re tu in l li.e,- In a iii-r.-ial coiiuiliii.i oi thiiiga II Is suitl, time thai li.e Uuvrtmiteiii learned tu knuw Its ll lie mid lis ln.n ru-uu tliuu til lit auune .utl that ll I'latod the qutilh'ii on its prupir b:isi, Ix-t II ll.i al uut eter, l-lbiui'lil rtqialle tn wi" i Ui i ,e wii in li.uJulcoj hut ii n cnniiil dnliils, let ll ul lean -h-uni I row aruoliii lj.uu lo ll.lk.'O men t, ero t tr ,(r, wno ure oult uuairoied I)) lu deadly tlunut;, and Drouuco no oilier rvsu l loan the ueiolallou ul mo Inland an. I its lueTUao.e lots tU C-P41U." Tbu Dtsptriile t'ondltlua ol r-pimUti l'i uanccs. I orreai ondcnce of The Mm. IIaiiuiii, Juno IB. During the whole- past Wtek we nave hid daily reports of the resignation i( Morel as i'.lul.ur uf t-'tuaiico; but I am lndlnoi lu Ih optulou thilhe will hold on. The Cuminiticc I I the Corn a have uti'hunzed btm lo liu $t3,00-J,-CUUol Irentur) nules ut 13 I rr cent. Iiileusi and alio to isiue In addition n sufficient s nount of three ter cent, consolidated huuds lu produce thirty mil lions ol doliurs inure. '1 hi ae three Hr nil- ure nu.v iidllr.g at aVtmt VI and under this Uitw Itsue the will pruluhly lll l 11. At Ihia prico llurt-l will havo lu iisue one mi dred ut-tt iwi ntk millions to produce tho thirty uu -lions iirei'ed, for the twelve per cents he eifcts. ut cnuue, lo gt'i par. Ihete new luaiis Mill lucr.ise the annual lulerrst chat fid, t nptiii tne li'.Muiy br Ii.h aiuuunl 1 7.'- KJ.le aj year t. At the s.iinu liuie i.io gloss rove i. uc i- iliiin.i s ,i g, l-'ur ll.e tr.nut e.,i- u is rati Mated a, bull t-.WW null, ugainal JlM,UJ,lXli) pre vliUKly. Hie siiliiu Cuinuiltttw whu uan ituil III in i ol this luu ol I'ew bonds ii.,ve rtlu'n.l lu nl.uw an exi iiii iltuv on win-s nnd liquors ul about 10 ceitiK per trull1 n, wlitcii Mure' ii.kn I lu.. Stll, luu tuilunal liirntut. thus rt'iiiice I, ustaiidiug uriuy 'il I (line oi til.Otl iiitu. a n..-, luni'l, ru-r lua'i (li.il ol I lie Ullllt1 1 -tales, .ind nun e e. Hty, fi,t war with iiil'j.thc tviiiiolt-.o b.in.iiuiiit'y ul tlie tipaulbll tlcti-lll.bt'Ul c UIIIUl bo tt'l) dlll.ll.t. Ili'iirOl ol Sir. Wllllitmaoh, On Wedi.exluy ufleriiooit lr, J. C. Williamson of Wai ack'a 'I le .ilro takes a heucJt at Nihio's Har den .Mr. W.llianisim will appear as 1 10 lilitt kml grant, Jul n lliouthun will pl.ij Jlleatthr, Vr li Ituseis frK.A lltf. Panlli e Jltiki u.ii Agmt HHIf (Itf, and 1! lima t Iiiiii Jfi Uh u Ur. Mini How. son will sing sevtrnl seiiRs ami Oe.v (loo'twlll re clle n imin-lii enur cur Jlr IViilisinton i oro of tl.e fti.eal snd moi p nla t kin t fiinwlians wi o lua evet (iltuitiru aiuMrity i New Yr. ml noily drservea ui,.n.ini: hi in III tin oea lu Hun rranclsc'i We con imtijale.liif I uo,uc coast on lie I uew tlieatntallroaaui. IHK ItlSB IX HIE MICE OF rfOOr,. Great Kxcltement In the Trade-Wool and Waallen flood np from lu to Ijft per Cent. In a lew U'eeka-Cnnaca of Iho Ilia Mr. Hterrart' Operation. An uncommon eicllcment pcrradei at present the uiuatly quiet circle of dealers In wool snj goods made ol wool In this country. Thec-in-e Is tlie sudden rife In th price of th staple, which commenced tome six or eight week ago, and ap pear not aa yet to liar reached Its full limit. Common Mexican wool, which used to sell at 'rom 13 to 20 Cents a pound. It selling at from 50 to 33 cents. Cupel wools, oiually quoted at SO cent gold, are held al J7,V cents. Can wool have gone np from 33 cents lo 40 cent Australian wool from ii cant to M cent si d what are called extra fleeces, whteu are a standard in th wool narkat, Ilk mld..llD;i In tn cotton market, are qaolsd al from 01 to 01 cents, is against 47 lo 0 cent tlx weeks sloe. Eren ihesrlingt, which sre th sbort wool whKli grows on sheep between Ih Urn of ihslr shearing In th f print tad tlielr elaarhtertng In th fall, an I are used lor making hats, sell at 40 cents a pound, Instesd of 2S ceau, the old prke. rn variocs woollin MANerAcruais hT responded of cours to this rls in th raw material. Carpet yarn hare entranced from 37 cents rer pound to 00 eente per pound, Two aud three ply carpets are lUtf per cent, dearer thau they were, and Brusssls, which recently fetched II. 113 per yard, tre held at 2.13. All kinds or woollen cloth snd clothing maierltl hare advanced on an average 10 per cent, with an upward tendency. The ntmoat activity la manifested In the trad. Tha manufac turer have utdere ahead for everything tney can make for aeeeril months to corns, and, as Is usual, the fear of tha ret ill dealers of higher orlcea etlll to come leadi them them to rush In snd to; ply ibem selres at present rales. tiii CAi'jts or tds atsa are manifold, and II Is entirely eiplicabls according lo well mown laws of trade. 1. In the rlrsi plice, the rrlce or wool has been exceedingly low lor sareral yeara past, so that II Has not been profitable la this country to produce IL Hence onr farmers have, lo a large extent, so.d off their sheep and raised hogs Instead. 1 he result Una been ttial In 1M9 Ih wool clip wa 20 per cent, lees than It wa lu 18W, aud In 19TO I) per rent, lei again than In I8CV. This alone might nnt have ma terially affected th price, but other things juil now com In to assist It. 3. Tn recent wtr In Europe created an extraor dinary demand for soldiers' eJothlng.and a rapid con sumption ol II by wear while si the same u.ne the withdrawal cl so many men from labor dlmlnlthej the prod uction of wool, tbe sheep being slaughtered for lood Instead of being kepi to sheer. 3. Tl.e) silo w fever In lluenos Aires has also stupped the shlpmeut fur tt sreaent from tnai port uf tho immense wool clip of Drain. This cause will aoon ceaae to operate, but for the moment II Is as If llrsiil were abut out of Ih market altogether. 4. Another elemental work It the abnadtnt sup ply of water this ee..son, enabling many mills to run constantly, which last year, owing to the drouei.t, were atopped lor a loug lime. Tuts prattlcally doubles the demand for raw wool. 6. The great east ol th money msrket eoOperstes with tne previous cauaea, and assists the rise br fur nlshlng nol only in regnlir des, era, bnt outside specul.tur. with means to buy and hoi I a large stoca or wool and keep 11 out of the msrket. If nionev wer light and nobody bought but the manu facturers, and Ibe y only from hand lo mouth lo keep their nulls rolng, the scarcity ol th supply would l riioablT only crtua a slight adrance In price. A il Is, tnero is a ,everlii desire tn buy for a further nee and this tery dolre, whit it lasts, brings about Its own apparent gratification. HI. A. T. AT1WAHT ha the credit with many Ill-informed people of having engineered a great corner In the market, and of Haying already made a profit ol ll.iJUU.ooo nn hu operations. Inquiry amutig mm Dcrs ol the trad haa failed to discover any gruun Is for ibis belief. Mr. ttlewarl haa beeu obliged, dur In the past two or three rears, to like poosciMon of a carpet faclorrtand several woollen factor!'" on which ne had mortgages, an J has since been run ning them on 1.1s on account, liencc, he la a larce barer of wool, and, apprehensive of higher prlcrs bran I by, .iss laid In an ample slock for future ue, hut snrewd men who know of his operations say that ho hu nought reckiesslt and txtravaiautlr, and is more ilarly to lose than to make uiOLey uu bis purchases, rue rRosrccT fur tie present Is, aa we have l.,lil. very good for higher prices j but lie production of wool over the whole wotld Is n Immense that any rife in a pir tlcular maraet drswsto that market a supply from elsvwheie. and som restore the original letel. This retail Is helped, too, by the diminution, or ut leail a check, ol cunsuinpltou, which alwave lollowa an Increase ol the price uf ani article. We should tverelor advise our readers who are uot In the wool business not lo be tempted to go Into it In in hope ul making their lortune. Thus who are already in know mure about It than we do, and can probably lake care ol Ibemelves. Ticnnonsi:' a a c esto b. Tbe Conspiracy nanluit Queen Kllzakelh Tli L'xrttillon rren In Lincoln" lun I'lrlda Three Hundred Yeitr ugo, III Disraeli's "Curiosities of Literature" wc find an sreount of the lUbipgtoo conspiracy against Cjutcn Kliiabetb, for which fourteen members of the first families of Kngland suffered the extreme penally of the law Olo of there, and the one wl.o--name llr. nurarll prefixes to the article, waa the ancerlur ol the family whoso record and genealigy have been made the talk of the world to day by rea son ol the eiuu (ilibri which Is on tilul lu tl.o Court ol Common Pleaa lb London. Chtdlock Tllrl.tourue of tfuuthamfton was an in timate Irien l of Authuity lliblngtuu. au,' the latur had been worked on by a Jeeuil, Mallard by name, a man of great Intrepidity and talents, w horn Camden culls "a sllkeu priest In a soldier's habit." lltllird, tu the Intertill of bis church, cancocu-d a plot to ji ssiflnatv Kngabelh. llel Inglon waa a Catholic, and had leen touched by tome confidential friends ul tlie (t, etllsh Mary, to wl om he had bicu In'roduc d, aud between v horn and himself there lnl.onrd an itercuuie of Itlieis wllrli eienud as dup.j line lured Willi love as with loyi.hr. Htl initun went htarti'i' Into the plot, and se,:uord mauy ol hi) p.-r-suial iirnds tu share his daustr uid clory Anion-; thoso tu whom he piunoed hit, or rnthr Ilallirds plan, was I'hidlock Tlchbuurne. enl al ihuuh Ihe latter dtcllni-d to Join bi comraje, ir wai ul too itu.il- a nature to reveal the srcri'i, mid hi irlu lanl coii'oni was liitcrrtd li ,,ii .is siliuic 1 he whole dti all of tlio plot were discovert 1 by Klltiibeth's crultj Minister W.ilingliain, and the cunstiiaiors, with oues.'li'ticcpiiou.were rapturv i ,'bd rxerultd s itr tlie haibiroiis lashlon of that dsy by u-iiiin. ami bi being urawn and quirl.red I -uTre iile was exlinct. Ibe rouinaiiluna ami the sit tanla ul I.io nicli (onsnlralur It'lurd were snle-t in Wsiflngiism's eiiiploviueiil, uii 1 me niiiilhtor was tunneled Willi cop! s o: every letter bfore it n.irlii'd Mar.'s lni,l Uiounttou nad even ror (raytdlt.e eoiil'lr.iM,rs, hlimelf standing in die mlJsiui .hi'ti li.at i lit. Imi.rtvined tjiit-cti mi; i navu sumo kiiid uf acquaintance with I'lem, Tins tel iiii-.iirt, bfforo it wa delivered to Msry, luu sti ii- Walai.iL-i.ain Ii in copied to cxaiull tj l.iuu brlh the Uif. 01 l.rr s-'i-ift eiiftilli-. Witii ll.e hand uf frit-inl Aere c-illed nn for t.,rir ..c'tMice, the must tutht uc iiiHhik-i.-i of du ri'slir sil"ctlun uipeurrd One had eugativd ut tint P'ut soiiv to Ir tu sate his irlen.l, r 1 e had no hopes ul nor .ut" wi'.i lur Its sucreis. Another was riuiOemued, bicau.e. alter using i-Vir, tn.lej t r lo irtiete a fiiind, lum alu-bur, whu u iio nid tiltd to indiirv lu wilt draw Irom the coii-p.. riicy. he aldd htm ino-caM i: nlli.cK I Uc ilHiurne issued an aiMreas to tho people the niylit prrvious lo Ills ue. mum. wl. tli breullies all the cirt-lw-mioul o. lue In ore who knew all 11 value In ll In speaks ol lilt Irltn.l llahui.ton "in w orn 1 mailt, nu small uctuiiiiL wiuisu Irieiilslip has hriujlil .nolo ilu hu lul, I inn the whuie mutter, I cannot duty, aa ihey laid it iIua n to tm done uul I alw.t a iliuiiiht it uui hmii, ,o d iieiiltd to In- a dual, r 111 Hi hut the rt-g rd my 'tlfliil nuir.i 'iir 1,1 ue 4 -uiu 111 .11 i.u t ,i i ti erovoth wi.s tenlitd. I w.i shent anil so cuustttit im." r'iirtiiir cl, lie tv.s "I am ilen-iiili-.l Outti a htiusi', from Iao huniiied ytMrs hiloie Hie ..un quct. nevi-r suiiii' 1 nil tills mi misfortune." TI'.elihuiT ,0 had ad,irrstd a letter tn hii d it wit) Agnes" Hie hit lit beture he mil -rr wl.ira ,i, Di.raeli iiii-tbtirid among llto llarlehtu MSH and which, as VI r I) -raeh re narks, overtl uta wn ti,e tu at i.'iiural Moling, and euiiislns some initrlit-s of exjiri'ssion, ,il' swt-riinss and tfiidi-riiess, wucii 111 irk lis Mia!t...piuiaii cr.i. llr. I)'.r'itll i'lo-is i orlide with some teriea made by I'hidlnvk Tlchtboriie of hlb.'l'c In Ino lowe'. Hie 11. gut tMl re he suffered iliiiih, win mis eeiuted in Ltnroiu's lun Kiriils lor tieason, 1.;,' ll, j note jlr. lllainell says: "'I his puilielie po ni eus I t en 111 ibied In one ol tlie old rilllinns ol Mr IV alisr It Jet -it's pounis. but eclild net er have been writieu hy hun. In li,u, Iiiiiuh tho Ci-llei 1, r ot the wo-ks ot a rclehruled wilier would lust rt n v lii-H I f b pierts ol mriii. and puss then under a uaiiit wl tell wan crruin ul securing the reaitu'e fatm lie enure poeiu met m v one ei-luu-a thi It-elin.-n ol ChidioiK I HrliM'iirtie. who bi ritlii'il witn all Hie OKishoms ot lue un I yi'iiuu ah -ul him in the Mai limo 01 his (an-t'iice," Tlir I'ullirr of ttic Tu 111 111 11 11 Tribe, lliu lion. Juiiics 11. .Sit'lioUou is 1'Iht ofllu 1 nutii I ul the I-'ikIch uf Tammany, lie I one ot the 11 .ur.l uf t omml-ttoiiert ol C.ianllo. and Cur I'. tu i'. lie Is 0110 ul li.e ll urd ol llir.'ction In se. 1 lul i'urior.itibl s, ami ho Is bi)H'rilitf mlenl of fie Now V rk lliuiucc Diyllacu Cumpaii). Ills lo .1 ior the utlv.iiiroiitenl ul tht-t many luterests i it en known. Too iiiurli 1n1nl.1l tiain I, 'is had u III. t'tsi. the ui.iu,l ir-nuli. lie i eiili-In lit alio, ami Ins ihf icum. hate iltcl led t oil u tint lo c rl uu n tlie I mi, uis 11 1 man lucl riii-il bat I is 111 c -lai t In I, .e it-t"i 1 i..t 01 l.u t ri n'li. He 'l.deioie ii-uti i us on I oe 13:n li-t I., nn m 1 I his pr o-iil in p-inuic, ,1 nun er 01 lis nu-iiis u- mty ti-mi i-rt.l II. 111 ihu ruiiii'ii'Mt.i.t w a nil Le urmoi strniun o itc.tr 1, Lul th sho h.s in I'ourii'i-u ttrins ilir me le ir i"g to hi- reei'iil bcrenv nu nt In the I or Ins t'stimuMf 'ti'e 'is iro,tr y 'n'arliu on the de cl' leu. Mr Mc'ioisoii Is a au'iful puoilo strvtn snd hit lellow cllit 'ne will bt- grieved to tils I I htiilth nd will unite m wlslilug hksay lilum lu uuiul htiallh, THE PIIKSinKXCr. O Fl'ICE. 110 l.h h Its CA SUIDA IE. fur I'reridtnt: USELESS S. GRANT, THE PHE-MT-TAKER. Tho Omlsasi -aileure u, Hon trlrhs-Valle Ilurllni anut'ier l.an e. To (As tMltorvf IA' l.ui siumI i Jiurnnt. The (Jlnrlnnatt Vhron-eir in s ef inly savat n,.l.".4,v,"kll! 0,'.'", 1,1 "Tl bv a reporlsr of the New York lltraul, 0 it wi b w at retult dora n! fnnnd to have ITe-l'e.iri on t ten an II- ,iat it tnT llucerMtaifsiil t-, r-.iiio tlie cerebral infl,r,,l: tlon, and will luee 10 rut an il.i. tn -lela liuel nol 10 -tnJUajyUtto Wbal a harvest field tha Ihtald man left untoofh. ed I How could ho neglect UiCk Ilrlht, John Carle ton, Wllll-.in Turner, Judge l'atlerejn, and Diyle-a W. Hanual 1'nes. were s.vorn 'rienls of Mr. Hendricks al New York lu ISoi, snd beeam sa ob jurgatory by-word, as ws ue'or th army In flan derri. If the reporter wll' only return, I will mroish hlmlnterrogaloiies lob put to lies gentlemen, snd If he has leisure and money he might go inenc to tee W Y. Kir rev si Chlctgn thence to St, I'auL to tho headquarter of Hancock Irom there 19 Frank Ulalr't domicile, snd on, by a awing sround the circle, to Interrogate Forrest, CJordoru Olbson, Winston, llamnton, Ould, an I Hte vrnson, gsntlemen all; who hsva a distinct re. collection of having encountered Indiana trea son at New York. Hancock might tell of tondrj agreu.nsntt snd tnelr vlolt.ton, und snbseqnont st tempts lo bring htm Into line with Ih political ani malcule: ronlrolled by llen'lilc.i. lloas Tweed know a heap, snl Waso. McLoii would fatten a volume with tales of th bargsln with the "d-d bondholders." If all this doos not ext ansi lb re porlotlal gsullfioin, he can ssk Mr. Hendricks sic more questions, after which I will present him with an teclrolyp by Krost, ot llarptrU HttUu, of tha "'SunV'8 bO'.V-am'ei l'raiids Ada-ni, Uiptitn. od Wll lamB Or,M.sbeck. I'llut-under ssll lor th White Ilonse In 13ri and lu the actor passing Tral tor s Iiland. whereoa will be Mr. Hendricks snd hi bsndiul In th altitude or beseeching a deck passage. t iC'nl'J.En.l1l",.r l. "Iih carroty hair and lily-white face (t), with Joe Cooper ts s'.okar, will h well olaeed In th foreground. Writ to the Ihr. (iifsnd Isll Uenuett to sand McFarland back, Mr. Hendricks wss moved by his tnodaely In ssklug him not to pnbllsh the Interview, ll has the 1'resldency so bad" tl at Una mutt be dune ur some olher dn plellv retorted to. IkCKirx A Leading Joarnnt In .llnssnrhusclts Us-. I rlare for .Mr. (ireeler. I yiers IA prtngUM Hepub beam. July I It is proper for ui tn say that Mr. Greeley Ii I our candidate, and to expliln, as occasion may infer, I why we ptsler him tu otnsr possible or probabl I nominees. The Cnndldalr of tbe Uernnna. to Mr Kdl or of lAt.Sun. Rim t Allow roe to mate a few remarks in yonr worthy paper tn regard loth article which appeared In Ui ever-ebbing Huh oa July t. It was lo reference to the movement of th Germans lo the next 1'resldenllai campaign. As far aa 1 havo heard, this movement his been going on for soveralmonlli btck, not alone In New York, but In the Cast and West, aud especially In lb last mentioned region, where they base already holttel tin fit; witn th names on of tne Hon. Wm. M. Uvsrls of New York" for rresldent, snd th Hon. John (Julnry Adams of )dii.b iaU lor Vice President. If such men si tries should be elected fur tbe above uffl 'si, then the United tJtates may again lie restore t tu tin iim rovernmeni as we had under the Father of our Conulrr, Cleorg Waahln;ton. Therelore, let every on rally, uot alone Ih Germans of this great E 11 plre Mate, but all Irue loyal citizens, and let tbur choice bo Wm. M. Etsrta and John (julncr Adam fur President and Vlc-I'res.ent uf the Untied! Mates. A Miatatn or tiis Ha 11. Nrw YonK, July 0 (Irani Advised in Chuuge III Cttbluel-llu bit Hetiae KuougU f i'rom Us llurritburg StaU Journal Tlicr Is one great business man in this conn try. eminent fur his paat auccess as he is dwia gulshed for his personal good traits anJ cialtid patrnillim. w .111 abuuld have long sine occuoied place lu Grant's Cabinet, becanse he lias the peculiar ability to Dt hun for auch a position. We allude tu Marrnall (I. Itoherta of New YorK city, the great snipper and radroad projector. Al Ihe bediming of tne war, when the connlry was deficit nt lu naval fore and marl Ime rrtourci, Mr. Hubert, without momenl'a htnllailun or de lay, gathered lue vsst fleets, put ttieui lutu prupi-c order, and placed them at the service of the (Iot eminent, lie did nol stop tu rhstTsr as to what ft wa to receive for such contribution, hut while other men were loreoodlng evil nnd prcllcling dis aster to lb Uoluu cause, he cam rot ward antL Placed his private furtuno In the hands ot his coun try, bidding her to usu It without stlot, And wnen tlie time tame that ll.e Government could diiprti' with such service, ns neither demanded P'ty nor honor lur nlmself. All he asked was list the una who matuied hit ililps ahould be paid by the d ir. eminent- whlCi reaoueble doraiud wts for a lino relisted by officials who weru secrelli counlrlng In other dlieclious to rou Ihe Guvoruun-nt of millions. llut cot on I) In this respect alona did Mr Hubert fbow his loially during tbe war for tlie I'niou. Ills pilriollioi never s epl, and he Indulged In gen erous acts allks to tat the republic und secur the success of toe Hepanlicn,i party. Hurh ultra or well worthy the honor uf tha lu-pil ilictn lead ers and the crutiiude of tneriuutry, and "villi It peculiar ability uf Mr ''uiens lor the noiilion. Gen. Grant snuuld at once call him lo tile charge of the Nary l)eurt.ueut Il Ne York Is tu havs a'placs It lbs Cabinet, it should be a man who Is some utu ta lit runmry and honor lo his parly, and no: 11 fussil nliu bases hi rinlm to reputation on what tils family did luteari ol what he lias duuo. We have cutue tu that slitto 01 our national progress wheu our country cau only ne success'ully goverued by men ol great prarlical anllilles, who underatand Ita wauls nnd can pnt a proper rslluiite on Its resources men who hav crown up with Its material prosperity, who hat olouetired Its development, und wnu sre now in gaged In cl einrt of vast honorable enterprise o ai'.ysnco Its giory and niuko It the ruler uf l,ie cunli neut. fuch man wo have In Mr l!ul erts. and 10 such as tht-io tho country looks lur its jr.t irrtiir, and the President shuuld go to tin t adtin rs. Dr. Watt rinnn hlory I'Mnlly Coiilrndl. led. To 1.1 Htu r or ihr Run. 8iu: The article of Siirliuiiind Waterman .a lour lsfue of to day calls for a contra I to n. Ih did uot prob the wound, but simply bi.und 11 111 a loose ma iner. Whtnaskel his rhaigr 1-' rniu I Iwo nol.ars, wi li'h the boy was about i" 1 ami then the doclor (perhaps snuffing sum'- lu-tbr P"0 niary I cau It) I'ecllucd any pay. sendinir tl bn away with the reunrk, I'nal ball won't hull oti. it cau nuialu there twenty tears," thuniu that th llvll.-viie Hospital" Idea was an aler'U1 u ''l. ,rhl h Is cnmirmti I ly thu Met lilt Ihe d "Mr I same d ly t.'luui irnt' ctlln I upon the wiui.i 1 I and hoti.g t.iaen tu Uhk by tliu inul'ter i-u In ceiiarr questiuiis, hia rt'olyln stinsitio e was W1-0, yuu ciniiut blame me; I wstilc I 10 se,. if iiii'i. was any money lit It TI11H.1 oj-snruo s wil lie -uit iliu-d by afli lav Us should ii necoino uect-.ir Tins h ia nol tho Innocent ai'iHitrtiic.i n r smiut u'tit ut-aring that Ihe duclor Is pie i 1 10 put upuii Ua- iiuestioui, Huw does llio ductur distiinriiis 1 ostwuen lie pi r aons who ran and e.tiiiiut uifor I to pa a phvsii ian lu determintn,; whet' or nr not they are fit sul'j' 's fur lkllcvue llni-plltl 1- It in humiliation and Insulting them witn audi trct'.'n nil as this p.ti ,l itcelvt-df If thu duclur cm by proof Mutt- 1 1 above, tne public will give niui cri-leu as i-i og an injured mnoeent, and w lil nol ml then ciu.silir 111 aili'mpt to give the pnlilh' ti"s 1 Ii-l'u-i ug leatuie in any pern ii'" cnarartei." Kuillier rom mei,l uniieoessiiy, Kotpucti til v, JOHN G. II. HVI'.KS 31 1'aik to Nrw Ytiuil, .lul 7. Tho Chsh ul Ilr Wiilci'iiiuu, ToiAe A'wini or 7A su'i t nt Mauv friends of Police Sur-e m I).' Wi"r 11 an were uttonl'hitloii rent lug Tie h.i'ee i n 'nnd by Mr. Meters against him, as his si.W 'i i.'i en ureli bene I it, I havo mvielf know 11 many nisi.ia- es of his gralullous ktlendanca upon the pour. i-J waa rial tu ire his eoutr.idu U iu in 1'ug Srs of 1" terday. Thero ore some su-wlled d'-ci us, howettr, In tho rlly who have nut quno su lugl, a ii gnrd 'or the Hippnrratenn oatn wolc'i unites Ihiltlnr sl. ould uttutid li the poor when -ere-sir these phvsiti.ns" livinr ill 31" fi ri-Hs sir''', iiungs jut ins shlnnle as t.'.iai.i-l 1 Uo ir M I' fee; tlajs ago he tailed n. 1 -el," r woiuiii he y roln a pretcrii II n ami item m If his n o tbu poor tieature .ai 1 e In I nnt I'.- 'l in bul urot'iised lu 1 iiv '11111 fii ai'li' oi.ls hu .iut. a..d un in.. 1 nui it m m pockil.'..,iall...;Ul. ud t.o.i.e urw r I. Itei'.' 1I1 ill m tan us. Nttv oiik Ju y 7.

The Mart ol Tau 1'utt.ialidd Driiioernl. (till ill'ul III S-'iii: Two uiiw.isIi.mI Di inocrals made tlie r .Ol'iiirioie at li e 11 t't" rv hatn i''terd.iy, and atln "lily paling their 'an r lite ailllllltabee, hid IWu It VI- s chucked out lu tiu iii nt H.e higiilr pulishrd, pa"' 'ici rentliman In chirte. Two luwe.s uot ho. 'if t uflli tent lo rtinote Ihe .itcuiuuiallon uf mrili utoo their person-, tliey pollttlt usse I for two f xt'a. .iiroiiipiinynii' t' o request by sating thai luey wi u i I ay lira lor tne privilege 'l'iii ii ol.t nqnetl w most oliteli but diildedil irlusnd. airumns me I br Ihe r iluiluua iuiuruaiioii lu.t m e t."'l u ,s i-nniutrii 1 iniip.e, and, n 01 no pti. Hut i-ouiil not I avo moro, Tho iwo unwal 1 d nun ts' ateiy 1 ul their t"es iu I'm lire, tlu'i ol t is- I huin lerry, and In a l'irelu torrliory luun ah i.ie lowe Ihey wanted Wow, Mr. Editor, If nnt too per i e .4 why should dull Uttiiucr ,t- ho c -ul" II 1 grate to obtain their rt nt-, '-h- n -t wrts ies bblh lue si ore 01 Ns'v Ji s- so I si vt New York, free of t1 tr 1 1 Your, ir Aitic r" I Brnnslt your ru'rlns muds lu the MuluaiUl I vings Pauk (ouu llulldlug) -U I

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THE SFK SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1871. j I is THIS A I'RKK COfXTRY F mr. MtTir.ni! or tub comixo IO.' I.V A A. If TOltK ibt C'nul Itutlon and the l.nwi lllt'il"' Nrlrrmined 10 Injure Ihe mhullc Church bv Allarhlua si I'rncelul l'tre iilon- I'orewarnril. Forearmed, I id i- i to r.itcr my duubl that Die lliber ittitc.-iin hate deliberate T determined toa'ttek 1U 'ii.in mJ Ain't can I'lolminl ptoceifdon on Jile lS".n of Jul). 'r',r' k'ooJ ron for 1,1,, D! tbit H i c.ly tnd Mate ut..ui:lin tr 4,u;m.'i rot 10 bt rPrJ lor tht iter.) h 11 "P"" 1 ro1 T'' tKti.if u' 'l;f" 10011 fa ll),m i.titt fi.urairtiifnl to aull Itt procession j) oft l-jliie ate knowo to bi In sympathy ftth it hotheids Mho, regardlils of tin ccuoitli of 0lr rood I nests, iff rcaity to stain llteir Ci.nreli, link it Iswi i'f ilif country, ind Invoke a tlurui Uiil met ndm ttci) sweep Himu Into rain. Ou n.utmatiou 14 positive. An attack will be aiJe. T i tnn who were ready lat year to drat if,' Riaii mtu lii' cvfJu and to pound Hie torpae to i jclli. trciuie It was ttic body of an Oriugoann, ,rateiiinced t'it PoOrsngemvn ihjll bo allnared totirnie in Hit utv on Jul; 13 Suprilntrndonl kfitoilir'te lo be tbe only public urli-ial who Is Uiitu.l'iy l win J Ilr Is making d.spontlons to peieM n iiitUs ak, but it la brliated that Uu bia 10 ni i den- iu 'tie power il the lotiee lo iin Hits, If tli c Mi- t,tl,t tponsibilily mutt la',: upou Halt lliU.d. rs Tk o.l itln r ol tlif huicti it doing their mult to aiotd trouble, but their words ul warms; ipi-fir to le lost Wr hif jet to Iciru of a pritit li ilr fir who does not acknowledge the lj.it ur Utinccmcn to parade Willi flying banners and aic. ami who mil cot do bis utmost to eectire Urn tM prlvllig. The fanatic who are arming rbovM undetelaud that their biool wilt he upon JHfirosn heads that they tie deliberately p'lnnlng I (rime that mil lock the countrr to II centre, m Ormgcmen have the stmerigbl to parade as (allow 1 llaetcs and Hons of rd. Patilcx, and that Hul l mil I Ve Maintained iiccrs'aiy by II, i wLula limitary I lower ol the nation. At tie meeting of the Contention of Irlih hcirlie! lul evening, only (ie!cgale mr admit, ltd. tun membrit of the societies being eiclnded, Itt and atound the door of lltbeinla Hill a large sowd of the hitter warmly iliicn.ied the aueiMon II Orange relebiallon belnr nlloned lo .New Yor y the aulliorlllt;, and ali the rtntjr or hceral ln-lmfti In nidi an irent. One uf the deleaalra, II is undeiftnod, made a nolmn (or ,i C3tamitte" to wait on tne ilator and rrqurtt hlw to pubitli proclamation piohlbltlug Ike turnlni; out of the Orncemco, 4nJ If ho nojld soldo eo, then let the norlrtlea nettle the quetton iteoce aoj furer.T by cuttlos donn ererj Oun;e aa In tne piocession and to be tminJ In the cltr ills an emblem or ln!i;nl or Oran:el;m. I ho ll;it alio iu;;nicd that In osc th Mitor ttould not fend forth the proels nation, Ihe parly In soter should lo th support of the Irish Catholic lltmtol. 5Tf rat motion were mvle of a annewhat aiml lit nature, but what decision was rca'hel coald itt I aicerlalued. a ntrLt ro a coxxaiaur uia. r'lc Milsro ntSun fik In juar pater of thle mornlnc apvears a let tir iuri ilinj to be written If a Conniocht man. aid dklid I'hllidelpbU, Mow, I belleie 1 am Juan Btdi,il aalelniaflDK that that epistle was nerer vrllttDb) a L'tiinaught man, but on Ihe contrarr maraud frcm the pn of an Oraateman, That let' Ur.Miirel a It It, tenda to breed prejudice aud dilution arnonie Irishmen In cenrral, liulettanle neUicitid, and which we do vol at present want. I mrm w do not want It at all, United w aland, emofd lll." That I'l lUdelshlan. of whatever persmslnn b i mir he. mmt not lorret ll,M .imnnc tr,w brat men Ireland had s ere I'rotf ilar.la, who Diet death In llielac. who I ltd down their heads for Ihe on teed rioe. ile then cornea out with a u, li Itilllnra c ale. Ile talks about a lark ol ,le fac l.veddllnc trnakeen eatlnc, mongrel Inabuieii;" and aaiu a), "There la another claas ol Leinater Irish or atojllh ernie b.wlard blood asllUr N.irth and IHen again laiaa of '.No. 13 Drosne," Ac Ac Knaro itame, I'hiladelphian. Are sou b'rell f Ar yuu lost to eer lb a don of common decency, ol pallid bm, of hrniherly lore, that jnii thus aid inmit to lejury by thus upbialdmc us became of our brotue 'in fault a noi our, and rou do not tend to tin f loi It. 1 ay tbjt man who would talk as you ae Iu noi ilia rauaonf hla donu troddeu Und t'oiir wcrrlnz Ireland at heart Waall laro i ur aliiirlronnne, bnt ihen thle riilladaiplilaii leela like correapou lln; team, I pray rdtn lo ilirnce the atibyei I, Kicnae lue, Mr Hditor. ftr thin it ef njaeinr. un jour ealuab: apace but lite scljict one l ci uld not onrlouk lteiiecl ull). Ac M MCCARTHY ll, Wahtnfton wi, Jui ft. ai-oiaiK assarLT cm ioa coixainiiT aai. fa isa e jin.r or Ja .Sun. da llatinc seen a lewllnae In ynnr psper brad 1 A Connauent Man nu the Ilauil aea," I wian to kfiiw II he la any of Ihe Connaucht tuei lliat frt e,viit lieland. utat'kiiiK ttieir lane, and cu ai?uiid Ciitl picult. a l.ouara and nink the suape of the.' IcCu i n Ueli dooratcp, arid base prayer book lu tletr I aiida lo Kinipei p(n le lu foraike their roll ci'Mi ai I tirir Itilile. lor which their forefalhera rre burn' I at the 'lake. Itivy neier rate up the I Lie. and i.evei will. Nn man ran i ver say that a K.lih i i Ire and rrntealant ever attacked hvltleaa si'iiirii nd c tldren He la ulwayn willllis to 1e find II em That tery mau 1 eliouul Ihlna, l nue ul she iiin It'll Here alunped to tlile tnuulry In cralea I v. ..ii u nks lo ki.ow li tbat ConnaueUt man la any llin a' li ll.o man that waa huiu In Ireland ai me tiu.e agi -or Ihe murder of ai-vn men, wniiae wile ill rvoiet'eitiea at the ,ale n hit b was han;iuK It" la'l rtords were, I e.ive .ill my bad luck on lii iiiop ti 1 Hunt this Couuaughl man In know that a Norm of lieland man neaer bad to blacken hi' far e fur inurdtnnc Ir.rocer.t pet ptu. Thila:ll. Siiieini'u in tins cniiutry used lo run ati.ltbliii t "r hare fret lo shoot ihe luliitaicr of tin. fj'iepil. A' Hi l OLliallbt man la on the rampage, I wou.il H. rii him lo go donn n lar a Wnttta brioge In lira lib I, aa it la ua lar aa II, ev (tare xr, lor they wall re Biiuier what happened lu that plate A flctlian. iaiointa hit r tuc aaskccwc.v, Ti Ht Kdil.ir of lln Aun. tin: ililni: in I'lnladelph'a on th' Fourth I was llt.-rd in Pud Tug hiiN lint aiiiiiea fin all vsliliin c.-i each. 1 take eaceplioua In Ihe tone "f the tn.rl'ii lu your I'aue of ihe S.I inal in wnkh ynu ar.ni unce thu couiemplated telebratlori of the 15th ol Jul) by ihe Orangemen aud fearlul of a riot. )iu auggeat iaiitua out the UUle anil ruliiiual lruoa, i,.M'airy to protect them. I hope therv Tiili b no nviesiiy lor airidieia. 1 was quite eur Pri'ed ai join riedii III lo leadinc your remark that ,Nii ml' litem, ciiiiaciennoua tlianeeinan tin men to tbei.lt a I nUii.lli. While Ulnier llio ahadv ul Itnli... Iinirimideiii Hall I i.ould uil help ci elali.i i, Ood help uur Iniiureiil bi'irll" 1 wriia i.i t aa ,.ii li laiiiinin, but aa a ciiizuii of thla tr .i Ki-i 'Mi. clan nig nn right for uisn that I Un i nt i I. ear lii,y actlild Iny leilnw tlllrvlia ul acjy (Had .tr d nationality and w. it coniieniulnkt niiiu liM aii'Mi, Hen in eei) foin I btg to uaame you I' e un nbj-n In Ibiis adilreaatiig ou eic(ri lo I leal to J. Ill sense of Jualii e and thai ol ynur I' due. 'll'ir I'l ilia ii lai of Otaugeieni, now p a lut an.iy U Kill meriied nhlivinn I alum ttif light of Una 81114111. ai;, me too ss ell knutiu lo i.ned IU: lepelilmll ll I tltii lent to know lb t the roor iclaguided Olul.gpmao dlatarile the ail rid emblem of Ilia cnun li i r nationality, nnirn he in spirit trainpl's In the 0 -1' a ml iropoae parailmg In honor ol it helm: tt'iatid by a neln litatit a tyranny wnult lua Ui'iitcd Ibv Jiiat eierraiion nf efry uue lover ol t' i,i4i liei-di.in Irom I'liriitiou pail and pteaent, a li inula i iih baa leaulted iu alin.nl in eiltrpa t,i,ol lue llt'lt rare lliim lllah soil, ami h,i ecnt tr-iei llieiu iik tl,(- latMellleall nhl over the lam o'Uaiiin. Had niiri.it rahellion uinuriunaiel) ir ii. uiii-aaliil, would It not i e deeined an 1'ieii it tu i' an. In rr if an allemi t waa u ada to commeiiio t H e n.,,, ,iial itlstiiai t vit t ai. ',i,l Pa Uiui tl'lot Ilia ptiriollent nl our ffiioAui i iran i ttir.eua if they al.ould u da rado ,e to make .1 public sull u.iu over lit tuir ii lul, tdeir dearly beloien h Uur ti fit'i i, uiit ai,,i iiuhly hoii Uii-ir luuepeiiili'i ce i I ,le i in, at ul h'iilaiid, Ihe Inreliu lle-al us, td a.w..- Ii. ii, ma and mo Jually cclebtule the tli'ii, iu Hi good oil rule ol uur Kevoiu 'ti. .i in. Hut tbould the detceiidanta uf tlip Juriti,! t, ,,n,,,i gtieuipi an uvaiiou in honor it'' imeinci in ihilr aiicealore, II l v.ry pruli Ilia I 11 1 lauull mil be slow IU Cull Ull, Mill.' in a in, inn-, nd p, "liny, Mr, luiiii i.e.i.t "ll n I,, a I rar.HH vanulil bud a rtaUilt ,ia ,i 1" i i I i.m m rot, nf aalid rLi 1 "'l,,ie in iinwctne unman nutore eo fear v 1 i i i l e Caaia menlniiied Hould he in ('I i tli Hie tin. del vtnriKJUt urinctrlu .''in I i ruin cried on who is Dot true to tl e ""H 1 1 birth, pteu though It be wrttr Ing under i'1-iiiii i i iii n 14 tarn lul ado led cl I la- en of mi j nu I ,,ii a litiaband b Irun aud lailhf.il Id aiui iiiij Kile, mine leirilig dpi u the huanili fl I un and i rriih in tue etisnie and hn'il'i'i' 11 1' f'l'd "Id li jltier mat g.ne him I, m., Ii I,, ii,, .il.ii' linu it mat he idmltte 'i'ii ii Oi.iiiti-iiiai, cau Ii a kirnil and wnrl.iy I, ,,',",1'"" Hut evt'it so. I Is i izlit rlr, i 4" e""d h 111 "'i I'" i 1 11,1 H 'iiiin; inaiiiliui: ft in .ml til a ins I I I 'n illi Hie I'upe Lii.lipip t A' i i n vowing in i Line pullluii m 1, ia i "idduiy ,nd thai nn-l, ,r,u ,i,i nl n.e t'ite Slid blooU' el 'ice 'mi ajilly IT. ya llenei. I i b'l 11 on I V i ll. mi iii(l uici.alin i, ("H0l lial tu ft' ,l,l with I la ii ,1 re ii an ail u e ig it 'll I -i i le q'l i e mil ,.i I, 1 i i d ,v i'i n, em 0 1 a ii td I t,et a w ll d 1 ii i r n t lip i, r i p eie ail Hi. le a c I I, i I oil i hp i, r j jt. I y 1' II l I II 1 I 'l I i i i'i rnoti er. lei none at least do aoght to open her bleed i lii; nn'inds bl any Illegal or Indiscreet act. Y jrs respectfully, JOSEPH CULLKN, Ncty nR, July S, 1811. ,ns rR Dowmns and coxyicartTutx. A torrrsr ind'nt denies th ititement of "Con naiiahtmi n" In Thursday's Sum that the Ulstermen, or I'atde. i Ci.thollte ar the ones who haye always Incited rl'ils at the parades of the Oranremen. It says ihsl, tliouBh thee lave luffered most at th hands of Oraugemen, they hay lufflclini dneatlon and lnli"lgenre to deter then from engaging in such disgraceful scenes. In this country It nas besc tb hot-blooded and less temperate Connarjghtmra who hay eyer been readf to attack an Urangeman, whether as a private ctllten or In a public parsde, In conclusion he says that the wisest snd most sffl cient 'land Cal ioliis from all parts or Ireland tac at pre if nt take Is to allow the Orangomeb to parade tlds tim without molestation, and In'imct their neat ri'irearbtatives la Albany to lane ILc wtois matter into consideration. llll! 1,0X0 MIA SVU HACKS. Th Splendid 1'errornmnce f HnbcocU'a Coniliirlor-Three (lond Hncra-Au Arrla deut The King bear l llly Krorltia- lillllcnllir'a Victory over l.llllelou. Lo.u llnAi.cn, July 7. The iuj was fine and Ihe atlecdanco large. 1 no betting was l.e.ivy, and much money changed handi. There wero three races on th card, the first the July ita.cs lor tivo-year-olda. Thirteen tvere on the card, but only four put In an appejranrc, of which Mailt was at once mad a warm ficorlle, 5 to 1 being Ireely laid on her a;alnit the field, and aa nt had beaten all ibreo of her opponents on Wtdnesdny It certainly looked good business lo back her. The quarter of a mil bovteyer did not suit ber, although she got otf a length in front of the others, ind she succunbel easily to Hubbard nnd Espern nrei lislt I he laUet cut a ycry tad start, or It Is qui'e i n the csrds she mig.it haye cut borne first 1'revliias to starling th King lear Oily rr.tied tip. drik'DS ber rider with her Head and CiUMtic ihe blood to Row, but foituuately without ciualnc a serious wound. ma augnicrs cLi'n rem a. The neit race was th Amerlctis Club pnrse. Mile heats. 3 lu 5, lor a purse of HMO. treiculed by Ibo Cub, l'nur horses were .entered, all starl ing, snd the rani occasioned the heaviest betllnj that has yet taken place at the meeting, lleiorc the bra l heat Mr Harper'e horse Littleton was muite favorite, 'Hambdrg bring nest In demand. In rnnnlna. te got th best of ti e send ntt and 11 all Ihe way, winning very easily by three-qusrter ol a lenrlh fnnu Hamburg in the fastest lime thai a mile has been run on this track this ytr l:lV. Alter this heat his friends thought he had a euro thine, and In the pools Littleton sold for more ihan lb other three together Hut lo tne astonishment 0. every on eicepl the stable Susan Ann rushed lo the front soon after sisrlim, nnd going alouj at a c-acklng pac all lb way, won lu a gallop bi four lergtls. 'llme-l.PJ. This cor.it licate t the affair sonewhat; for It was of course unknown to many whither Littleton ha I gone for the h at. but hi Irlruds stuck l y lnui brav elf, and ne still sold trer Iho field. In this heal Chilllcolbe was the Bret of), and ho made tli race very srm all alms Ihe backstretch. At the home tain HaniDiirE closed wit htm, but could nerer reach his head, CMlllci.the winnmz easily by a length In Llltlt.ou was cased at lb head ol tne stretch, and came In last. As Hamburg bad not won a beat, he was ro'sd nut, leaving the olher three to contend fur Ihe rate The son nt lassnilna-lon till letche tli most mony, with Chdllcrthe for scond choice. After they had Haitod, the latlrr rni oil tt'ie a shct. and led round lh turn, but on reaching the backretch Lltlleum cloied up, and the pair ran lapped llll after pul ing the l.alf-n.lle pole, w here tlcC etiand eased his I orse, and they c-itiie round the I'trn head and ue id. Ilrforo they had gone flity y. rds rurlher I.itiletott ua beaten, and Cuilllcotlio came alona at his ete, Hal. way denn tlte atretch Ativan Ann e.vne witu a terrin ru'li. but C'hllllcothe nas lu I of runmj, and the never reached bim. Tlme--tsj nuns on ciliLtcui nr.. Allhoogb ChlPcotiie won by on.y half a length, still It wa patent to everyote that he hiJiIintv to spare, and acccirdingly odds ol ho to HI wer lrtly laid on hla wlunlug tne race, lie cve his barker I o unraalbess In thla heat for. be'om U.cy had gone hall way be had tne race 'a'e, and all'iougn I.lttle tun mad a vigorous rfl'.rt In the horn slrelfO. Mr. Cronse'a colt won very ea'llv by n lenglh In 1:S1, falling the heat arid race. Although Little, on was beaten, still he wae lar from dlagraced, as it was no secret that he bad Lcen off Ins leed fur tome dais, snd was therefoio manifestly unfll 'or running a heat race. He is enasged In the n lie ard, a qoarier avteep'tikes at Saratoga, where h will meet Chllicotbe and Finesse, and If jesterdav's rare has not taken all Ihe steel out of mm. he will, unless vie are very much mistaken, render a batter sccouat ol httreelf. ing Twteii rem. Tli third snd last race nf ll e day was a pirss of I l.lsKt. preseul'd by tne Unas." loc beaten tiorves .Sinn noises started, the favorite being Judge Uur elt, villi Conductor and Ortolan neat la Ueu'snd. When the drum taoped the lait named rushed lo Iho fr mil and look a clear lead. He was a length ahead ot Jnrlc Dorrll at tne half-mil post, and entered th straight quite two lengths in trnnt. A hundred yards lurti er on Conductor cair with a r-n, and Otlnlan rompounditig at every sin le. the blue and scarlsl sleeves was lauded a clever nlnncr by half a length. Williams, a colored bov In Mr Habcock'e stable, rude the winner "tin great pattrnc aud ei cedent Jiidemtul, never moving on hi hoiss ti.l tir right moment, and ll was solely owing lo this that he won Un if ing vetghed ll was found be was barely sb'e to draw his weight, but wren Uf bridle waa produced he paseod all rirnt. Judge burell cut a very tad fl nre lu the race, being i ntpsced from lb atari, but we expct he villi Imnrote on this performance before long Tne following is a full fiMwaar. siutaHorTrt I'aya Joiv 7 -The Jnlv stakes, value IMO ntlded lo a aneepstakes ol ITiO eatlli p, p lor tw i rear oils Three quarters oi a mile. Ii kit Uanlel'sth e Hubbard, ICO lis T. Miller. 1 I', rark'i h I Kxper.eiu-e Oaks. V77 tss ..Iterrlan. 3 A.lturord'a en r, Malita. nwnn. t. II hanford'a cn. I. or king Lear, dam b) M j Ihian, V? at Utnanue I rim.-, lift netting-) to 1 on lia.ll: to) agamil King Lear filly ,fi lot agalnai llunbarn. ana aa to I sgalntt La retience tiasa Won oy ia lengtn and a hall a leniin nitaippn aecoud and third. faua liar Itir Atnertcna Clno purse, vtlj l.'.MV) lor alt ages mile heats, 3 la a. firtt none, 11 1M ai c nid, tOi) tmrd trjo. I). .1. Urouac'a br. c Oillllcothe. I yers IIM It.a Ilci ledsiio t 4 I 1 1 II r Mrllraihs u r Unaao Ann, I years. Iia Ins fcwitn S I J 1 3 Jolin Harper' b. c. Lyttleion, 4 yaars, I'm ll,a llronie 13 4 9 3 Taylor rsga's b c. UainOurg. I lean, llirllba... ttobiriun 113 2 0 Tiine-l:-;,, 1:49, I l'(. Iitsli I D. rteittnc--Kiret hei.-3 to 3 ata-nat Lvtiletnn 7 to 3 agalnai llaml.nrg .Mot acsinai hut an Ann. and 6 in I agitnar i.iiiilieoiiie. After flisi heal I lo 3 on l.vnle tmi 5 to I aralnat Susan Ann i to I acsinai 1'hii,,. rolbe and 10 ro I agslnal Hamburg. Aller aicood bent, ll ru Q o I ytileton 7 lo 3 r-u-an Ann ,3 toll tit, it-i-oihu anu la to I llainnurg. Alter third lies' even on Lytlirlnui 3 lo t againat cnillientbe andltolhcian Ann Alter fourth heal 5 I'i 3 on Cbil icithe t-atta Pay.- The 1 weed Purie, value II.0M, for beaten notaea one mile and a hall ir ll Babcoca'a b, c. Conductor, years. 101 Bi ivmiami. 1 Carroll 4 Coal's b. c. Ortolan, I jean. 10.1 t w. Miller, ai Jnbn Codec a ch. c. Judge liui-'il, 4 year. 13 tts C. Miller. 3 Denlann A t ra-vford'a b nyCcusoroul of I'ana, 4 ji'ars, M) s Drown, 0 A llalluout'l co. f. Nellie Jauo-t, 4 csis, S3 ma Prman. 0 I) Mifnnn'.ti ti (laro aged. 114 ns lecair.gi 0 IV It, Hah. or k'a ib c. Iioctor 4 luata, lie It,, .liana. 0 Oden 11 im le'a b f llelle Heade. 8 years. 7 at Ullion. C 1) J CrLUs..' b. 1. ttouiame, 3 yiars.tu BS Laartand. 9 Ti p-3:I3. Ilrtilng-I lo P agatn't Judge Dnrelt llolsgafai isi, i rk's i-Alr. rt to 1 aga r it Nc It- .1 rev, 10 to i ug in at (iiiolao, and II to 1 agaiuii Lomatc. Won by 1, aii a Uulu. to.oav's HiciKn, To day will b Inp i,iiuii one of ll e meeting, and noraes and horsemen vt til tnen laku wing fur Saral'ic. 'I'lu-re will be ihree races, commencing with a hurd'e rarn, lor which Julius unt Climax are tin- i4nnua, 'I i. Monmouth sequel stares, (wo miles, has a good eniry4iiJ will i rohahly taring ml Mnrkwood, Kspress, Astronomer, Monarchal and one ur tin others. The mteliiiit of me drat ain .uuld pioiliice a do rice, .Hid titer will bp coninl".inl betting, 'li e other rare la a three n ile dli fur n purse of Jl.iJiJ, ivhlch Hctctbold will capture II l ruus, LOST IN A Oltl'.AT CITY. One of Hi" I'sr of the West I'nrnis Prnlprl. nry Tlio Hlpeliriil wiyle of Trnusnclliig llusinrea In (lie I'ollci- Cniirls. L'sily cue niormii;. three rears ao last April, IiUIh Johnny Kel y was sent outnitli a baket to beg for food, Johnny wa only seven years old, snd what ha could c I In thla way was all th family had Tli mother Kts very lame, and the father, once u it tlul engineer, had during Ihe war been shot In the Islitjrm. and Ihe arm anJ hand had be lori e paralyzed Fa Ihe cute little lad wit nt every day In procure ometuing to eat. 'I bis ua) Joi nny unit out, hut he never re lined. I) I alter day uised but nu ord ri ached ne fatter, or lie hnli.dlsiracled luotiiir ol their i Id, Tlif li o'lri wept, and louehl rontlnnally, lu lisrn lonietr.itig, b e spent n tut atie could t'sru in advert zliri Ii she heaiu of a i Inid killed, or a child niov, ued, milt viild iDrernt's she went tn see but ll a neter neier l er c nd, and as Unit Piaspil eh settled Into a proiniinil mtlauciioly ln,t Jointly w.s not de.U IU n.d rmt tha n,orniiig had so much food given l,im aa usual and he h ol gone op our alter hour Ai list Incoming brwiidic'l mid loin- Ins way, it nighl lie idusUd a ioIici tnan. lold nla lather's naiue, ar.d waere lie iitrd, and the nnlicemni look lnui i.ut uot nouu Th i nv 'v a scot Initio rrttectorr aeut by Ihe Caihoiu' llroiners in Wesi I anna And lor llir. i le.n lewaa Kept by Hie good Iliuilitr. hn hau or en u ia le to Hint :ns parents T,: liiil' It" mil tie i'nlue Court, which, with out give g hln. 4 lull ne.rinc, h.id C'iniiiiiiip'i nu as i v ol '.it A he had n.eii tuns I'd nrollinl, tlio rooj Pi br ma t no inquiries until Ion: after lie had btuiiiie an iiuiiaie ol the tnrtiiution, tud then It ii too laic -im his pii'cnts iiau moie.i. (in dai u-l iM,k re amid lo liu alum ni, mar the rue ta i tolureil Horn. ii uciit U. sin kutw mm al ne i P'Olll'ie in ours I ti it if lll,e Joi.im K y si i vest, ad s i htm The ta' er an Uur i u mv I una I lUaili'ini.. ul a rtl i e rr v, lou i lua w ai p (tie i i F4 1. I i-n i ap' iit-ati n a made! i,jr v i e p i I. iv n id it.fl mI Inetu ati e J h n w a au eii irod tu me ui, aud a vrual u stauivu oi I tni.a nTauia A MORMON BISHOP'S VIEWS anAXT'a rric:iioi.ir.its tiAtsixa Jt imXKZK IS HU1CMOXDOM. How Ilrliham Youna Uses hi Kuermoaa I'ovser I he (Jovernmeot OtrJcer Kxclucl tnt Mormons Irom I ties Jury.llox-Thp keeling ol Ihe .tlornioua-Tbe Farce ef the Fourth ot July. Yesterday Sun reporter met a Mormon Illihop treib Irom the City ol halt Lake. The dli tintuiabed vis. tor la tae Unhop of lb Twentieth Ward, Lo.onel of the Third Infantry, and Huperln- tendect ol Ihe Utah Central Railroad. Ile Is very popular m New York and lloiton, where he Is well known to railroad directors and the magnate ol Wall lirett Th Uishop," as this Is nit most familiar appellation, Is of Ccotcb extraction, lit don much bard work in tilt day, wears the air nf else and a foil banker's account, and It about at rood a tprc'.men of a hsrd-ionse religionist as an) man the reporter ever mtt, lie It sound on cause ind tllicl, and utvir expects water to tura up a Mil. Of the reported troubles In Utah helsvcyex rllclt. and lata that the Mormons mean no troable with the United States, nor with the representa tives of th Government out there, but that If Federil officers chooo to ruaae asset of Ihctmelves and rover themselves with ridicule, Ihe Mormons ctuDOt help It, and should uot be blamed for It, TUX WOkWONS NOT POLITICIAN.. lteporter What is the present sentiment of the People iu Utah towards the Government of the nation I Ilishup The people there have aliyayi their hmds full o! hbor.aid have very little time tn think ct the Government. They wish to live al pcac with each other and to let th teal of mankln I do lb tame, llicl Luve nc time to wa't In politics. Itmortir Does Bn;htm Young control as abso lutely as la reparteJ lllihop President Young It like every other mm who has Influence with the multitude be uses that Influence aa he Judtes best. Mormon believe tnst he uses that influince for lbs best good of the com. mnnttf Reporter Would le under any circumstance have the people rise In arms agslnst the Untied Htaiet representatives In Utah. the mouomi tii'Out to svrrra wono. Blshot lie has tlown In many casts wonderful forbearance In moments of annoiance and wronj. Hi d he not believed In bit own mist ion and In the final irumpli ofrlght.be cotslbly would have op loaed er.croschment, aa other men have done Lut he It extremely cautious lest anything done by InJI vidoil Mormons sboul J be char-ed tgalnst the com munity; hence lie bas taught the people to suffer wrong rather than do rrron;. Hat It la best for had mm never to go too far, because ibsy might fl d tbem'clv without anything to Justify their wrong doing, and In that esse min'iooJ ,.n.l Ders.ina: rlgit might resort to defeoce. Unbiai loau mil nitr ti ag.reaaive. Ittporter How do you regard th ac'lon of the Utah Judges In setting aside your Territorial Mar shal aud Attorney and their summoning of Jurors from among the (Jennies Uishop Weate unanimous In regarding It as tl.e groae t outrsce ei -i oflered to a tr-e ,eorie. It jintn WuulJ tuu explain, lliinop, tue opera tttn U4I ts oUrnvlve vug ractiNO or TiitJiuii'. Ilishnp According lo the statutes of the Terrl tor It 1. no. vi d upon the Terr) orlal Mara al in suiiimon the jurors I rum the list ol taxpayers, taaing names nlphahelically from Ihe records preserved bv nnd In the hands of the Her of tue Count) Court. Dy ti.is method there was no nlstmctioo between Mormons and ot. er cl'.liens aa Jurors. Now the United Sulfa Marshal goes Into the ttrrctt and ptckt np Jurors aud calls upon such at are brat suit ed lo Hi- tir ose, throwing In lll tem anumt.tr ol Mi rmtma but Ihe latter are almost InvanabiV object, d to, "challenged lor cause" or by ceremo lory c altenge," -nd hy the time th vauel Is o n Eicie t le Mormons have been weeded out and Ibt ustneis it begun. tiximo circ or ms rtiiSDs. Hesnrter Ho a- docs Urlgbaui Youn. use his polit ical inf uenc 1 llt-l.op T. e same at every one does who baa Infantile- to advance Ins un inlere'l ami tnst ot his liliuls. I'liere Is no olher way ol ustug tr. The same story all over III world, lteoorler llo can he be controlled Illaliop Juat -is uther men are controlled. When some on cnnirs alcng with a longer olv he wi'l knock down tn fruit; uu.ll tbiu Urtgnau) w..t do it Ileporler Everything, Ihen, Is dependent upon Ma mil and Ju Igmeni llisr.oo I'retlv mncli that war. Kenurler -Is he luelv to lire long 7 ltlsbop Elico h readied TO )ears of age beaiems 10 o (.elitng jouu'er. He looks rood ruuugn for aroti er senrt 01 iear, al least, lie takes great care of Ms health, is t ry lenipertie, livet molc-lK, and doea prell much wills hluiielf as be pleases litis stunt l.s only Inorougbly Independent man I know ol. II slloivs notaing to disturb him nniuiisH not iRluniiMii orr. Ileporler Did lis leave nilt Lake City osfnro the I'turtli in anticipation of trouble tin bob No. His prolamine lur a Nortl rrp visit wa coiic-uoed In my knoMedr a moutn beidrr. II spot, lo mo about an teams and wagons mural wera l.eiore th.'t. lie could not oussiWy ll.mk of an) trouble: ti.t-re was none anticipated. Viin I If ll nn tne 'hi. i I underatool thai Oen Wei Ltd an Lauerat-nJing witn Oov. Wood that lb com panic id ultima askea tor would be called out, auJ n ft Willi hi nnptovsi. Reporter Ii.e talegrau-i from Salt Lake lit t rt.it tb act-ng laovtnior' crooi llcry prctuiuatioL v,.,s aUprovd al Waa.iinglou Illabo Ye s. but I do not believe It. Reporter Will ibis little iusv uo any damage Id L'la. I L.ihcp Only dtsguit the people w i'i 1 nr. kiss or roLiticn.M who are trvlna to mak troubl. Ite.ioiicr Why st-uul 1 they want tomake trouble there more t- an 111 ny olher biacr I Iliahon muiu!) for tht reusoti List tbey have been acctutumed 10 having their fln;er tu the political pie where they l.tve lived, and wuen the) cone lo l'la, 1 ti eir ocr.npain n is guns. Ilnghitn has rot tl.e pie on his side ol th house. That Is Ihe story 111 a iiU's'.vll lieportfi nut all your own people are not sails Cfd anu ome wish taai lliiruam's rule was over 7 llishop Very ll.uy out 1: (ley wer ativw.iere tle, liiei wou.d dud ome leading min Willi too much Influence also. Your New York parcr do nut stem lo oe 100 mue'i aatislled mill tne liVcrlurfei ing influence nf itme 01 )0ur own great men I elo. Human naui I Im nietaiHn the Itocki Mouu Isms as uuvtn here. uie all aitiiflrrl when lias advantages are 'if 0.1 Hue, aud ueter content mi' 11 tnei ar ltii Ihe other man. I'aoPIItU Ql'ITTlia Tilt DCtlNgts. Ilcoorler Art- tne new prcphets doiu; much ont there! lliai.OL I do not Ihlr.U they are doing much, still I ,1 -u't know Tl.e) are very little knovsit. I'i ey etui 10 ua' v abau oned tl1 oroiesaloo of pro'ineis an I t'Ot e itilo a mure proClallu buatueas ailuinj pi iliCip HI) Itei'ortsr Are the mines very rich! llis..oi So. i in t:iiin are rnuarkably rich. I ki o pcraona Iv very little ol tnem. Itetoriet Are Iney mating much change In the cuudi.iouoi lie iuoip of L'laii f Insliop M1111114 is not calculate I to Improvo the 11 aa s and muv 111- lew Rc-tie-a Mortnons have iris en nun. altinlioti tn it 'lie laimirr arc more luouviriuu llian evet lu cull'.vue thsir lands audio lata nud croo Oi giant '1 hey Ju( y. I ll, ink, capeit a ver) nth sriuih I- r ths-tr Uln r. and will in II, ii u. run mike muri ui.riey Uaii II luey nt.l l-i l.e H..I.C TUt Niw uallnoaD. Reooiter How lar ti iuji r.nroid go'.ng loulh of Ssli Lake in t llil. up heventv ire miles now. Repo-ler Aie yoj not gunu in the Colorado? llisiu p-l'rtsl lent Youug said wlisn it .irove the Hla' tp.ke i si 4 1 we li id suited lor Uoit i irer but ne nevei allons lit uaclf lo tralm tisu last lis will gel lucie am- e inn. Ili-poiti'f ti t.i this feicntvOtt cities lervo the mines I 11 ai.op-Np ir'r ili il e principal mines I.ittleCot louisuuii.il ..i.iuiivuoJ. American Kor mi l .a tin aide I Jt.rd in H ill shorten the tt-tince by iwelie milt lu llinzham Cafiioti and Ca.np Klo d on tnt Ht-al, and mn tea it urn, In Iftet-n mites of I n' Tunic mines in the snul'i ll ruus thro igli Hit .rat fat mini coun'ry and most pu'iulatod seine, ineiit- iu L I Hi, and win furnish to tnuri-ta the Utah lake, about ul, miles 'OLg and illlfen mdu, lurV ind.' iro.ii s.il. Like City, tht Dnc-l lnui wilir lane in me in until i.na. aiioundiu: Hith eiery kinJ in fall eon Inou to Hull latitude, and sr llll I all New Y n k tu come and enjo) it, II ahup ebtrp is lUylng it Ihe at Nicholts for a Itw ,-bts Horn I lliincliig In Honor of Mr Wnlirr Hentt. Lo.ipuN, July 7. The Wuverley Cfiooiaiioii in aid ot at trillion ol monument lo Mr Walter IS. on was auictssitil, aud roa.iiul ii-'iOO ton ard that ouject Tne I ruici- ar. I I'niiccs ol Walet, Prince oi.i Princess Chrtsilan Prince Teck. the Maiqiits ol I. r 1 1 v Hip Piti.cets Louise, Jim Pnnci' Milittr tere nn. i in and danced lu til l, n-t io-.ii.iu-. 4a I Luid ul the laioa," Hie Vernon." W iivrlui 1,41,1 or," "rlorn lliclv.ir." Jladje Wildiliv," Amy H sutari," 11 stii 11 .to .Indue lliiiii'llrv lor Kculelrr. Tie l.'dtv ud J audi v Assjciatunii of tlio F' r svenh. ientu Ti irt'''nth unl I'M etitli tS.irdi' Te rre itly adopt 1 ara istitioii in urge y ol t e nomination by Taniiiiju lull of Just e thin I ri nn Hp slur Meeting ate lo ne held fur Ihe 1 tne purpose in ttic other trdt sh wly Mean lime Ihe iillte .ludi is roui iirii.th) looking uu aud I kcepiu. Ll stilt ji nit,i till Uiitklil I a TUB MAGXZFICBXT WOItK OF TUB voM.Hjamox of iwckh. The Ciganllc Improvement Already Ilrtitn Atllra on lillee or Wnarvea to be added lo our Extended Water I'ront-A Peep at the I'lana-lilvnrpool In Ihe Hhnde. The conslruclion of the new ntiarvc, which has long been under consideration, bat at length b en begun, and when the entire Hue la completed New York, with one of the finest tarbort, will have the best aystrm of purs In the wor.d. Oen. (leorge 11. McClellan, at cnlet engineer, has bad the entire control of the ditlgns, astietcJ by.Col. Median and .Messrs. Van llureti, Franklin, and Newton, A 8 ITS man called at Ihe roo-ni of the Dock Commission.. ers sesterday, and through the courtesy of the en glneett was enabled to Inspect the plana, Four targe rooms, at the top of the new building, at Broadway and Leonard streets, haye been devoted exclusively to draughting, and miles of paper Dave been used In preparing the designs. Engravings, repiesentlng the proposed system of wharves, from every Imaginable tttndpolnt, are tcaltered about the rooms, while maps and s ecllonal designs crna ment the walls. With the assistance of his guide tbe Sun mau acquired the following definite know let'ge i norg ron tue ciniur inrxgN. On grat difficulty lth the present tystem hst been that tbe dockt were In many ctsea Inaccessible allow tide to vessel! of deco drncclit. To obviate this. It Is Intended to carry the plcrt SOOfeet further out in tue river, where the water la always suffi ciently deep, llolb the North and East Rivers are, Icrtuiately, wide enough to allow thla encroachment sllhoot rroterl-ily damaging their efllclcncy In a comtnerclil point of view. It la proposed to build a permanent wall auut 2X) feet from what now forms lb boundary of Ihe rivers, this wail to ex tend the entiro length of Im city. The smce thus le.'t Inters enipg between tli. n-T line of tbe riter and H i street Is lo be filled In. and a broad river street will thus be formed, wblcn may be utilized In y.rlOus ways an elevated railroad spanning the ell) being one of the prijectt already discussed. Tali newly-tnade llioroughlare will be, on the North Ruer aida. IVi feet wide (ioclud ng Wosi ttrea.). txpgaisiiaDLe stont tysrean or ivoop. On tl.e Sail River it il'.l vary, being 3tJ hundred fret u a to Montgomery street: from that point to Grand, 110, u.ence 10 Tblrly-rlrsi street, as), and from Thirty-drst street up. 173. 1 he fsi-ihtles w hlch m la ruad will otlsr lor leaching tli pier sic tutu rienlly obvious lo Ihn-e wins h ive ever minted iu the turmoil ofconiuslon olnc.l Weal ttrsal to preaentt during butltteii hours. Hie wtll, which It thus 10 form the brMtchrad of the new S) 1Um.1t to be compute I of toll I cou crtttblocgt. each one of which sill weigh a hun dred tent, faced Willi granile ol the best quality, Hioues sunk In large qulhtlt'ea acd forced solijfy toincr, or "rip-raps." aa tue enclneese c.i.l It. will furm tne foundation 'or the vail, except In po aiiloi s where solid roca I available. Tne concrete will n.vtr rtac 1 higher than to fel b.-low the ow. watermark, th entire superstructure being grinll-. troix tl li wall, which will correspond In height to tl.e pres. nl wl.arr line, the new plus ate to be I uill ont into the rivers. Ire plan for their con struction arena a magnificent scale. They tr to l e bum niou in woo.t, 1 1 nl at, eiatice araaerln.i; pisriresli. eitry I uu cat, and cel. I much cheaper than Iron. ragCACTioNi. The foundatlprs are in be different at toeclal points In u'ost caies the concret and gr4nil as uitd In th.- wall, 'eslin, nn "np-rapa," will Inru in tupfr-tructure Ml en tils Is used.lt will be In sections, 10 nam ailuw a tree pasaue lor toe water jelo-i. V ..ere ll Is sound advisable to make Lse uf splits they are to be ul wood, eucased In I sden otpes to protect tnim Irom the wurms ami oluer destructive agents, In all cases me muurlngs are to 1 o 01 itat 11 uu. us aisu Ihe rucentruclure cf the pier Tne length and width of Ihe wharves will vary ae enroll g 10 Inchon In no case still Ire breadti be ,esa t ,anC0 Iset, several will reads te), and a lew 100, In special instances, as nnen nier Is aijacent tu a terry ami. 11 mat bill oao ti le Is ivailau.e, t te extreme oldlfi mas fall touiewiiat below l::ee Dgutca. Tl.e length will varr .rn-is Dve -oeint hundrtd feat, tr nt aflbidlr.g ample room and fatlll tie for the largest ytvael lual may ntcr the bar bor the iron ivoax. Over tuch pier is rcqu re ll. one story 'heda arc tn pe erected. alT.rllug tue requeue faculties for uaictt. Lie hiiuilug of Irelgnt, and for blues bti-1 iiaa. In special csaes It is prnpoie 1 to erect iron tuldtngs, but tns conslruclion of ware iou-ci of aeier.il tmrles Is lu be (til rn'lreiy to enva e tn le-prlse, suajict to Uie stiaervlsion 01 Ihe llurd of Cnmim-sioner. The ah-da tu be rreited by Hie Hoard are lu be provided with rout 01 conugalvd iron 1 he new wharves are to be built between the old title, and ss souii as each is u moiclej Its au clenl neighbor la lu be removed. Al the llatlery re'eril leuiures lint lmlti,td In lh plstis lor lie pi' rs are to Le Inlruuiiceil A triuile buUr.r.d. riatina' 011 rin rap. or lure practicable un solid rook, la tu b coiisiructcd. the Btrranr lanuinoi. In Ihlaw ltl In- three am nures fur ianiilug. adapted to tlnee dlllcrrnt ioiitons o' the ti le lugii vvniiir, low -..tor. and the rLeitlum ruaik tn-teeii the tan. T e 11 .Her) will brrc.Ci.cd irura lieae bv steps cut lo lie granite, and lie saiicile Is tu ht mounted wit.i ets'iorato nautical oriiameiitstion A'ung Ihe top will rusi ati iron caaio. aitac-usd at regu.ar Intervals to cjp .ais ol die same n attilsl. and cast 111 'irna meulal dc-vies. I In eo gaa I g in ire to ue planted ulung the buikuead lo iliuiui ie Ijp aeeuv ttlg it. Uue huu'.reo and eigni lvo leel frum t.'i tulk head J briakwaier i to be lunt, cor sisln.g 111 a 1 01 Id eranile wail In Hie loimoris q.urtrr .irele resll',e on a louii',f ttuu of np-nip 'i't.e uad mil be fl tv eel Ibeluw luw water mar I'ndrr the present t'stcm there Is from Hmr 'ru strcu', Norm liivsr, tu Filly tlrat i-iiixi, 1.4 t It ver, a whirl line ol IU) ?u net rr lt n iK- ,t a total tiler ares ot 'i JJ.Oo sqturr ieei. II- I t- I. a 1 e is lo be uuderaioou a I thai pottion of tn 1, wall aud piers thti vespls can util.xe tor II out n.t. A lar.e ptrt 01 this w. srflll.e Is practl ta.i) u.wit 'rum liiauCiclciit dcptii ul stater anu utner ca-j- es lllltlTT-SCVgN UILE9 fir WIlinTK. Unler Ile new system 11 ere will eawl.arfllae of 'SI 11 lir, 4i.d 4 pier urea ol a 11; 5. Id uud aqu.ru feul. wtti.lu the stame llmiis, Al ai polnia uwn. I e line the vt .ler wli! tuacis 4 tin 1 1 uf luriy ti l. snd In mauy 1 uses sixiy. The woik is falny be.'un In tlio Norln River. Lnburrte ale eigs;e.l le.wten Caatlo (iardeu and pier 1, and the dredge is d,di g it, wusk sit ncava Hon, linking ay tor the h In.: or He iiiudaiioii Hie nnv uler, Nn I. will be cx clly s pM.aiiu the nor.hwtatern crner 01 Ihe llittsrv turn. 'II neat lie in I of op rations Is tu ov bpvi-inj-flra; aireel, and nork is t4 be ovgun there ai om 0 itt.Ai. issiaji: sutri mi'.xts. Th only attraction ai the L'xdange (Jultsrooui yetierda as Inp sa e oy .Muller Hl.iPi Cn. of the housf ,fi 1 I it on the nur 11 nie ul Iwe-iiy set 1 llrs-,,,1 ..11 wtal id leulh live .tie, Tl's'ss It aa. uikc 1 du a lo Chat .0 U Apieui Ui t,.i.1 Anotlicr '1 11 11 on Micirnnu nnd Ili'erbrr-lia .Ii.Ii.Iiiui ol hi Cure Irons llupiui r. To ihr lilllor m nt .Sufi. Hut: R.-.iillue Mr. larksott'si statement In yoar u t pi i yc-ur lay pruaipu nip tu 4 1 1 un- xpeuei..' u Ilr hit nau'a p ind 01 tie.au rnoitiv. Icaa in ill hid 111 Ihe exirunii. fio.n this .ittl.t'tio.!, c 11, sailed iir. Iit'riiiaii adiiiid his ayaleiii, a.1.1 4 ,1 .tow, Hi ma- (lu I. nine more a auiind 1.1 I ,t .t 4 111 to 11 oa miii ii iv V.01K1-1I I'liln' liPatiuenl Willi vuiy little ln'oii, li'llCf. Ilulalili .11 nlj ow.iuoml 1 1111, 1 mn '.inured ul he mre by mv inn ily nliyns-a 1, i)r p lur,.-,-ll wi,o hua exaiiiiued 1110 Itns mudt of i-nrc oi'iiig a trre it tiling lor the ml ft 11 I c ii.irn.o huh the popular 11 uiy l ard lieacier mat ti .iiuiii.i n' made 1 iinlit-101 their eiic'oin a. luteal aud heimftt If II.. Iiiechrr was ever ir uuied w in rnntur id Hie piic-nt tun I h-ii hi jrear i)ui,atlir tor li- hlnrmsus nn ihu.i and ma iiuioriiiiisii- wlm iiinuid ai'nni it is not siiriniiinc In v. siting Ilr hiTiitsu s cilice I nave ir.-u uosiiiy talael Willi .Is n.lii'nti, who t.avi) eaii.evaiM enlue ai aiaeiiU.i CIIAS.J UAUlIli. aiC Melsucc) tireot. .Saw 1 una, July 7, lilt. A man's fame Iro 11 incrjai n Id- nrolcalon cannot lie cuuteatt 1 any niure tlun iu nam 01 mo luun lay tun Una (act 1 illustrated n. 111,1 tiuiuernila coinill i niiatluni vihKb e aio ipci'lviiig irons ur hhermau'. eur iiai'puis We tiitlse ill,' luffar ug tucouauu aim sudsugit 00 lonesr -.4,ie Anotlrer I'nuilli nl July I'lrr. A special dlapritc'i rum llii.i iluii. S. Y gives ae count ul a M-wre hie at Ihal n luaionci uv Ilr works lu tun connection a nune ihe uc-ali ol a giOQiafs. MltLgRTON N Jill) 0. tin Jftf ilurrin .t- t o tia-Ts; V-c Mem eullrely -vurned -ul ou the evn Iha ul duly 4. tecte donn- nl.i-r.il li en li.t nl.tu ouiuie's hi a stnru n.intl f-u tv. i.ory. w.tl. a iar.', itciaoi wins i) in ou- m"iii, ..11,1 keruseue 111 rui'iii neat tusate liiu Are ua tne nutieat a..uwu In llns riiioii inr a long nine. Ou upeul ir oui aale. wnica uat a tine one. wills pal nt roinuiuaiioii lock, of pour 111.11, mm 1 tir we .nund dl our h-ok and pipers 111 g cll'ui e, id luu every xoid livuile 1 sn i piaeri fi iron vault ..l even -iff.rfil at all nv tl t lisut uur safe nuu ataudi ur th.. ivttar a true wltn taol ttie.it itilunty 1,1 lour go. is. 1 oiir reiiiccim.li If- ll vv Aa-KKII V 0(1., Mi'rvi.ucti-.ldf Auuilsrr Itrniitrliublr-Cure I nlsli I .n.d luu voice ul atveu l.iuiidrrs, -mil r.iui. 1 .itii'iulde all 1110 aim 111 ihe world I would dlret'i t .1. 10 u.e In .141s lie. ts ii'ietoi Jul auor. -i ll'uo io wnt lua eniid im f i-ontiiii.piiii 1 and uervuiiv du Ci ty a MOU11K, 11 I mtiiati it.. II tiok.yn. -.Mf -Mauv do not likn II. but it cn itot be helped. Ii ala'aia mn in- .u, il,, ivi, ,1 ,111 v ill Pngl tud tnlahi 41 w. I -t ,111 up the W4i,'ia n in; .Si will, iiulriiih.ia," u.l 11 1 it ui em una. ia .0 to cn. nine 1 uhlli-opt n m nt rcg.ird tu una uuit.-r 1 1. eveu.iri-i '11 alwa.u k-i iWiat nas l-e.u may b again ,ue Hung 11 cer linn- I. a x a-u mer aiylea are lue n.tt Ibng of lie t""l iin Kiioi, niurvsiaau ine lend. II ciunnl be siuin,. u lit stv ia tiro tl e popular allies U 1.1011 onl 10 am 10 ai if i' air i. in 1 u 1 in a uiate a look bioa way torn of j iiImd street, -.tdl A t-rtsriNAM-g raniLY llevriiT Aslalle Clio leiu. 1 u ra ,0 a ir uc 1 p aiut to ie u n .1 lii.iir iet at u ail Alli'CH on d lb II ine il.-iii 10 cmi r )i-i en ur ailiiui ti tl la s aaiii 01 .it var 1 t nil 41 uc-by i r I it 1 lariniiiailve latnin Ii a ays Un- irntatmn snd ci is t.tu irtioti ut t ic stuinai it and be r.u nl'a.acl In inn lain is aracsepi n ri nedy to the yoncgeil lu tht l4tu.ll tu,d Pi 41, ilka!. las.-.W. FAB11IOX NOTES. Thin genu veils are fashionable', also light blue tied abont tbe neck. Hleevelesa Jocketa of lace, worn over light-colored iilti or muslini, are pretty and ityllsb. nithing thoesareof plaited straw or of oil akin, tied to the snklo by bright-colored tape. A mania for while vesta with tilt button! has broxen outamorgour would be swells. Mlts Nlltson'a summer toilettes are the admira tion of her set. They are simply exquisite, home gentlemen affect entire tnlla of white linen, leading frienda to Imagine they are tpotleli. Sunshades wlthrxrlume bottles stitched to the htndlet Is the late! Flora McKlimiey wrinkle. Pino la the fashionable color thla summer. AU the girls al ihe teaiide appear to have the blues. White morning robes are much In favor among young ladles. They look 10 iplrimelle, they ity Hont.ctt, except for church or stale orrttlons, have been discarded for the lummcr by our faihtouabl bullet. Jet ornament! nre In vogue Igaln, especially for hriaktm wear. Long pendanta are tne nyle for ear riogt. Tho new Maud Holler hits are Just about the nob bleat, most Jaunty Hula bits of head gtai ever Intro duced. Very betutlful fans nre nf while lace stt etched npon coral oriel fratuca aud ornamented hy a gilt or coral ball. F ishionable batr dressing Do It In fashionable mess in frcut, aud let It naug down In plana aad curls Hd the back. Vlotet-wood fans are Ihe latest novelties Tney are fragrant, are quaintly carved, and bear lis owner's monogram. Itonnets have been almost entirely discarded fir Jock'ybais oy our fa'nionable young ladit tn town acd cuunlrv. It Is fashionable lo order your wedding dresses to be designed and msue no bv a f- renrb msn-muliner as fit fur a prlnceis." Il is uafaahionable to nsy like a priccfii Double-bre-itled Jackets are worn cool mornings and evening br ladles at lb "faiitle. Tboe of while eiotn, tnmiuso witn velvet, are particularly rich and handsome. Entire dresses or robes of while are fashlotable for morning west in the roui try home are very e ai orateiy trlmined with lace aad made with altrmiugly lung trains Evening dresses 'or ''immer wear will be of thin mater al and generally while Very banl:fut hall toilettes are male of wnr.e game texture trimmed with stiver Iringu. Pendent ear-rings retain a des.1 of tavor, and tome new tnd ralhernniqne styles Ir. that tine have been re c ntly introduced, rhoic ufjet are only i-aitsbie far breskfsai wear. lllack and wislle Itce Jackets, made without sleeves aad worn over some nril'tant c ilored ai a. are very elugsnt and fasuianabie, particularly atuuog the ladles al -Newport. U.gh Knatnh culthroat collars sre gtncraVe creep Ing tnto faahton Mtiiong our metrotioinan belles and heaax They sre not becoming to those baring extra vcgaiilly long necks, Wax candles Instead of gas are ne I to lljhl the inotfrtsblouarje and exclusive ho 1 un we-lu ng oc eaalona, rrc t'llona. sc Thl c impletlon aad psar.s Ijox b. si In sucls a llgni. CI ml la the name given to a bit of fine worsttd intended tn enrltcle yonnr msidcna' mcki on cool evrnngs Their ev.s ana nose can only oe icen peep lug trom beucain the cloud. Hrlpo-l a ilco and percale pnlnnsle. In th long t- nis XIV. style, are becoming very faihtonshle for street weir In the morning rbay are worn uvtr bUck alpacior raohstr nndersiir'.s. Tie l'rl. cess Lontse plaids had but a short ron amonv lhelndou Isd'es. an 1 arc in w being Itnpnrt'd totbiscl'.v Hie rolori are altogether 100 gaudy for prumenade suiu or cusitimes Driving aic'ia 'or yonng ladles are ma Je of all col ors, although ibose of wnlie or bine rsasimcre atipear tn be he most f4.Lloiinle Cunstdetshle t'tench elaboration la the style ol trimming tb.-ie Jsclei b.l becu olkeivad Nut sets nf silver nre ornimentid with concusnt rqn trrls eaittig a nut. Ihevare peich I on eaj 1 side ot the gold lied Ul'h ss hamlli'e nu the Kanlesii. nnt.plck.nnd alsu form lt. hatidlcs it tLeitacasia tuous, or ladiea riXAXViAL A.sn cojim i:rtciA i, Feidat, July 7 1'. M- The Stoik Exchange in it various departments hat preicute I no ftaturs of sp'Clal Interest, ..nd the day w.n pais a' among tbe dul.eei recorded since tbe Hist of th year. 1 be leading operator! are ttill absent, and those eireo sjeculslors who always teek to tollow the cuiren' have tounl tne old channels and guide-marks 01 l.lt.e avail In asltlpg their opr4tio it for even a imill prtiilt. A feeilng ol 1 xtretne dlsgurl umou the Orokers has been predominant bciu-e o' tne small volume of business, and a mijomyeacb dav leave the arrna ot snccul-i.ion at an early hour. Th. wcek, however, lias been l.voratile for q'lictl) ch.pglng both small and larjs blocks of slock, slu the extreme ease In money has suabled this to be don without effort. Indicaliout, hi ver. pulnt tu a moro active market next week, and the heavy purc'-ases of Lake Shore, in anllclpatluo of the itS.OO) 000 Iccrraae id st ck. lias attracted co.vi ler abie attention to-day. I'ae.fic Mall also recorded a miirh larger business at 421.313, wtt'i a subsequent advance to I3.S and Uuiun Pacific rot lo Sirs, though subsequently reactiug 'i V cent The gen erat in i.'ket oiiened Oris, but luhsequeLtly tecatni heiry and extremely dull, Ihoogh raiding late In the atlersioon, snd rlosing at annul Hi bpsl figure of tl.e ua, lism.s ibp hit ve 1 tli r I a 4res, II e larger tra usacitoiis wese otattvu ir. (itnn. N rm we uns, l.c idipg, U aba-h. .nu svia..r 1 noni the reni.il ndir cl the Hit presenting no 'ea,.e .mroitaine. l'ue g Id market was etcsaivoty dull thro .'ton. ttie da), lite tmiv evidpnc ol letuporsry icnvi-) having been nutd al ur.uiu tntd-dai. h n tiiii. was au U011 to bieak lh price 4 .0 m'ia-ijpu ir, wuen a r"eort ofincresse tl but. ton lu the ixteiu d igO.tXJU.fXiO francs In the U.ink o' 1'ru ce a-asted by weikne-e of ex.haitge. canaed quite a sbarv aelung i',, v loent tnt prenitum druppin 4 113 and ciuain: it II lu.113 I Id Nc omcial advtx- hive beeu re re. it the ureesiui neg"l'tiun of the nan 3 V tu la 1 ruad, rnrrcn'.:. rcpoced ycsicr liy lu t e suld Iu4ii insrkei the ra e paid fur having bal.tites carried was 1 y cen'.. vv..i.e to b, rrawei ni'aul'4tloiis were t-gi-cied ai fiat, and fubieqi.f n'l, 3, J anJ 3 V cent, were paid for th ur al eu.d. .tb Uoal rate ex C'learing Iloitt at till, l'tdiy'e buatueas al the '.ulj L'ici.an.' Hank i (lonl cleared, 47.0.s5,OoO; cold itiancea, l.llj 6d'.. auJ eurrenry tu .11c 31.o'iJ.33d. l'ue go.d receipts at the tub Pieur lo-d y were f-IH U3 I. I'' 1. flits. si.t-JI W1 71; and gold balasce .V1.3ti), 3i Sfl. '1 ne turienrt rrrei'it amounted 0 i.J'i. UU It; paymt-n s. Il.'.'.rjl 111 an.t b. ance. l.ctS IM.htl 1 He ti-ttnii. 1'iell li Here Jirj.lMd 1 .ie pnucital qtibiliun uf gnl'i were: 13 A. II 11.11. WM II 3:13 P. M Ill lltll A. M. .lu,i.:4a I' M .11.; a 1 I'M I'I b.d I'urelgn exchange has been dull and sveag ,11. a heal ul lio', i.nllU'i ur piiiue oaukers' Iv aa., bllla, and llJ'.iilll ur sliorl awht. T rr--n- uo .'unuve lit muney, abau 1 .at offering, icing rlill nolo I M tilt V cut., with t..s ,a;ii amount of uego.u'iona al 11 u 1 all daises 01 ap ur uv e 1 C0II4IPI-4'. I,t discount m.rket has ie potte I a good uuilnuas .it 1 f iit it) .on. ou tVJ-d ly mreulaucca, wil.t except ou- it I nl ant viulu I month! merean.ile pa.-r ivtih j.toved names r .t,es from 6,u. '1 iieOuverrnneui bind mirket was weikand low er during tlieeiilv dealing, thuugii prlcea di-cl nc I only V' tut. until a.ter tho noun 01 1. In 1 r itlerituuu. undti tue iiiltiiehce of Iree udeitnge. ia Sis'ed 01 lower quid turns 01 gold, pnees o.ad 4 Uir' rr st dry d.tlinu or ',is i ceni,, cluaing ..i-tk a' tie invest pt-icea of 1. e di. The volume ui bustue-s, t osi-tii'. has teen s'luIi. Hurt (..t-vts .V Cu lepurt nnci-s 41 4 11 P. M.: aid. asciit.i hm a.rer I cit.t. iv. 113 I -wis. reg J A J II. 1 1 3 113 ..3 .'la. I3. 1 on .1 l-i .il-i li-'il .11. cnrif i 'aVa e. M.IVU3S I .1'. a v li-, eua 1 ,01111 ,ils IiH'Uiii. t.'f I,', ll.,, aJa, 'CI. tuntl. .t.li Ii t,lu- Ua rnuo 1 IS IU ,-aia 'to. c-uuu i,.,',!.. 1' ui.g 1. M-. loj Mute uonds whip dud and uninipur.iinl. A few snl'v 01 Mta.otirt Oa weie reported t Ho'.iii'j a r.e nt li Ltr cent, viiue ye.it'rday c iv batik shares aiitu us iiiii.s4h: Plnpini, 107c. Coiiiiiiental, iv) U.iiovu!'. lul; Cciiirtl .S4110n.11, line, Kumt-i ,N ,.ou4i, 113; and Arnerle4ii I. lciuiue, Im In raiir id 11 uiig.igps th 4les ntrc inuderaie. Cm Ita. I'aciOca ul o.i'.'y.i'J,', I'nioii ilraii, t'J, cjuinci and lolodu Urate. .oomaaul LvaeiUiaia, 101; seconds, ar; Pit, sourth, Port Wavno and Ci.ic ico leciindigtrti', tat. Loin ami Iron Mountain Praia, til ilW'. and Nu Hi Miaaouri Oins, eO. Ihe followiug am ihe niai.tit, luveit and 31', M Closing pi ICO ol lloctl- Lmilna- Ilinhul. Lo'tttl. .id a'J N. C. A Hud'OO Cull 91 VfV- V7 yd-," S.Y.i. a. lluueuu cer f.k w "H llarteiii U.S Ut Uli Li e i, s:, .11, i.'id.nt 11, s 11. ill, Ill-, Lake t-l.otc ll.-, lut k litis ll 's Waiiasu 3-", 3' I'tlisoura-h I 'i 111, lis, llts Noriliwo luu u ry, Nurlhwvateiu hrit 9., vi vi Kia laiand US., lols lUk. IIC-; ruil Wa),ni la f 10 Milwaukee a. ui I's n 'a)s tx sit taiv Mllwailaee at -I I'aui lii sd v.. llhloit: Mlialiaippi Ili If. 4;'i ''imago and Allon c jj, I'ldiagu and Alton nret i(.s us Hrl.Laik at 'veiteru a ij,, Una on.llartl rd and hr.e.... is l t'. l le !-la y eli'.ral If, 1C7 lot 10. I i I'iiciPC 31 s IIS i.K l. t d lud fci.lial a V Us l'a II m i .lull it BI Ju i',h M J J h il.tun iial a. ki J""tiiirei, w t: tlt-aiiin I mou leitcrapii... its it, MS l- I'atlt.l I'. II 1. laS 4J Uuitki'ls r u n ut, ij" .,lrir.ni4 rref I'i fi v, f Mariland toal.. .''v, 3s)s f NV i ni.ul ('(Ml ol Mo H, 3'i Salt Adniiu l.k,iiis. i. tvC fla. 4 Cll. I'.g.. 1), j' American Mer Cntou lii tj, n I n.uu stale, t s 34 I'i diVKend Aiienliuu is turned lo tti aiivirtwment u Mc.srs. 11. A llil, i"'. Suna. IIAXKIXO AMI riXAXClAl., il?S ANY PORVlON ot JiQ NEW Fl'XDEU 5 riH I BNT U S LOAN lor ta at 9-x m gola 1 s i" r..- one mi tne I n ctut. lei tkan His price tiked t) the Govtrcmtn pi e deatring to invest wi I read ly see the auvautacsgr appl)lug lo us HKN'IIY A HK'SBICS" bONl. Jlankera and JJeaicf lu OuwtuUitLi tiicuriusi, 11 UtojJ itreel. New Vovk Markatt. Fbibat. July yr-ooK and Meal Tht flocr maraet waa again active, and ine low gradei tValiOe. higher, but Ihe medium and better grades ihowed aa Imrruvementi sales 1300 hbis Rye floor snd -oru meal nnchsnged We quote t Flout saperflne. 9 rot., IS.lOtggSMi extra Plate, ll.at8 JO extra iVcsters common to rood 3ffitatle.l3 1 exira sod Jouble eiirs We-lcrn and st fxiuls. ItiSosfS-U, ynni.lern ihtrptai extras, I6.33airl.73t Uouihern trade and family 'iran.'.s, 7al3M rve floor sut er and extra, i.nej3 73 s corn men. Western tnd Houtttero, t.nH 13. SuNOatts 1'eirotcum wt lest stttve bnt very firm at 360. for refined on Ihe spot, sn.i 13c for crude in bnik. Rosin dull at li.SO lor itrttnrd. Spirit turpen tine wss doll and nominal at 4I747SC. Tallow dti I at SH'i9Hc. whiiaiy wat rather ea-ier at 9lhC Freights steady i 7d. by sail, and Sd. by steam for gi a.o to Liver pool (laocgiiga-Coffee wit firm but actlvei Klo, I3 ISVc g id i salea Include 1,!0U bags Itio and 3,td baas Msrtcaibo, on private terms Itlce and molasei quiet and tinf named. Bngsts-ltaw rather noret st yesier day's advance i fair to good refining, (H(j)'te i islet KO hhns. and 3,000 ban. Refined itcadyisolt wklie l.VUU'ic and hen's uuaiSHc. 1 (TTi if--lhe mattet on Ihe ipot waa acve at Vc. ttdvsnce. Sale nt 1.111 bales iincludlng Ul lor exnott) slJISc.for middling upland! aud Use fur Imv mid dling. Fur fntnre delivery there was a good hn'lrirsi at higher prices. Ealea unce our last of l3 7"Cbalrs, closing at vose for Jolv. Vc for August. 3nXc for tvritem'ief. isc. for October, li!.c. lot .Sovcmucr.and HjVc for Iiece neer I'aoviiioMs-I'oik was dnll and heavy i esle of I hot) bbls at 113 33 for Auguit. ana i3.t3r I1V30 for sets temher, cloving at the lower figure KA hhls.caalt al 13 30. snd a Jobbing business al HJ.VOain 3d for mesa, IW 3.1 for prime, lis for extra prime and nnme mess, lieef dull al IN11J for plsin and extra mi 's. Heef hinil were mere active i a boia. sold si I t, t left. Itscon Is flrmstsoeun for long clear, and use tor short rib, Cut meats In fair demand and firm al I3dl3c for smog, ed hems, noise, lor pickled herra, 7af. for plikled ihou ders, snd VOIOc. lor smoked do, llreascd hots active at SHUAkc. Lsrd was da, I an 1 weak sales soa le atlOllOHc for western and lire fur prime cttv Holler wea. at lMltc lor Weaiern. and loialtc. lor elate. Cheese straay at lOHaWJ uaairf wneai was acuve and inc. nigner, tne cte reann mainly for exports sales 117,000 buati. at ll.lliat f 1 47 for uaw spring. II (i.lll '.3 for miner We. tern aud h nith'-rn. thj latter new ti.30911.33 for White Michi gan, and il tyall.MfurwhileiTeneaee. Oats wers firm and in moderate demand ssles 10 030 husb nl llatl's. for It es tern, and fjryjTOc. for Ohio. Rye It for new fouth rn. Harlry malt higher a- II.2-MI1 (0, cash. Com wat Ic. belief and moderately active, tel. of 10 000 buns sir:.j-lno.foi miicd weitern.acd liilic. for Western yellow. Live Ktocta Market, Ngw York. Friday, July 7. Twenlv-eeven cars, or lru beeves, arrived lo-dav 3 cart at POth street, and gi cars at Ctimmuulpaw The quality waa nut desire ble, and the market was dull and a abate wesker. but tbe stoca was mostly worked off bo Texana were on 'red. Common to prime native st.-ers were sold st lOS'iWVr. r D and 3 cars of lain, rough TVrstero culls, rat d as scalawags, were not wanted at f ta. Twenty ore ran, or 4,333 sheep and lambs, arrived. Faiibeepwrrt In active demand, but tbln sheen and common iambs were dull. HheeD were sold at Sdsxc. s a and lambs at 7,S J10C., with some of the. worst at ir.ViiKM) hesd. Twentv ihree ears, or 3 337 hogs, wre received for stanthlere s Nothing doing nn live weight 1 but dressed hogs were itssdy al SWAc iiAiuxr. lSTci.i.ta r.xcr.. msstATraa aLhsnai' this oat I'cnsri I Chan it 7 Ukioou riles... 1143 rnnsi w Area Tft is otv Sandy Hook. 31 31 Gov Island. 1 10 Hell Gall 3 33 Arrlved-Katuav. July 7. Heamih'p !-o. t-avannah. mtfie. snd pss Mfatnthip Wyanoke. Norfolk tnde anJ pass, fcleatiiship flej. II. I'pton, ltiehnonLnid' and pa'i fiteamiidp iiolivar.flalveston. aide aad pan. pieaniimp 1 anils. Philadelphia, masc Itatk c'hiiftaiu Palermo, frjit. D-ira Cymhla. Sldnry, C il. cast, slio me nsnai r "t mo -oaita-i-e vessels I'tllirttSS Jlolttts. Mosqultu Nets. vrtiitr. fOc Colored II 10. Also, ihe .it arnrovc-i style of rortabla mint Franiri a: uw ugttrps KhLTi llroadway slave (U't. Don't Vnll 10 I'ini iire Mis, U Itislovv'a stiOTIIINb r-Vlll'I'for chlidre 1 teething. tllainnnd Fngng-tneiit Itlng nese and beaati laidc-its llrlist..' walcb's, crinee weirv aad silver -taic a, fljl'.liK'a. s. f'ullou it lita.iiouli lliei-ially The issp or Hull's Vegrtnlilr -I. III. in flnlr H'o'wpr not cn y ronore, tus h.s.r 1 j ita aat .rai color, hut alve 11 a sou a..d hca IU) ook .If .4 II It I Ull. Iitltvit It-I'dtV l.Hs -III thi It-v. It de Luvnra, S J --11 lien tinnier 10 llis-y I'sa-uta llAltKM VNI :i -In tins ritv. by tht R-r Alvah sViswnll. Jonu llaikuc-a 10 Ka.e Lyht-h. bath of Urooklvn .MritiliKLL-CAllLotv -Hy the Rev John A. Ilangh, at the 1 Hiaousgn, Iv lletl at N- w Vork ci'v. Kuw 11 I). McCo. kie sot Mary E. Carlow. botu of New .oik City l.'oniNaOS-CAItltlN'OT(iN -In this citv. rv tbe Rev I'f Maine! Ottooi Oeo. sv ittbinloa 10 Jcame L Catr.nctoa. bo'h of tiovion Mass Dirinci:n. VEVRAC-On the tin Cf July, urn, In the Crtr.mon l'ia ot tt.e c.ii an t c ttn.v of New York, OT the lion ll 1 hard 1. Larftujr.', Vie'.or L. V.-irtc irom Luuiee evrac Aj af'lulc d v 're. Cans Ijlterv l'h" 1 lal ttfl pecntted 10 lentirv and the custudv of tne chtldlen swarded to the tiuhsnd ALTS1 In Cleveland. Jims 3. by the Court at s 1 it 11 os I'I at. Mm Watx f-om Alniira A. Isatti Cease, wilful atsrece nti.it. AUEfiN -On lu v a r-i-.,ia wlte ot Cle'orgt P Aieuu. a.eu V ar. the eist -a a ,1 tti -nd of tne lAintly Ahd .rant'i r 01 Cyrus 1 oda. N., tv. V and A M-, are rcsp-cifali) invited to sitenu me tnuersl fr m her late rvain-'ne 3sJ is 1 49m at., on faturtiiv.lue a h lu 1. ai I' M .Mt: man -At Newtown. L I., WtiitrT. la.ar.-. ion ut.s t and ilnrv K. Ai-:uit'rmn 1 'ie fuu'ral w.ll 'a .'I si a frum th rei.deoce of hi paten. s, 1 rain MrnUnw a un eaaday 9ili iut..4l3 r M witn ut lurthiir ttol'ce I' let. -on lu v il (tcorge nis. tnftut a ,n uf Georgf n I 1.11: n 1 lis, age 1 6 n o it.ia T' tetative a t ir ci ..r are rrspeelftillv inviled In alluu.l tl m, er4l .n .,1 ,4V at I I' 31 roll Hail Lew is l Iin vIlD li. t.i- I'lts.iit, Fr ,my. Tin mat. 'itl'tan lletl') 1' aro 4i'-i I i'..la I inoiitlif t ,1 I lava 7hc rela'.v 1 a-.d tr 1 I'd ot tin family are r, fpert lull) invite t to i"' Hi. funeral 'i-m. l.- tai re. di nce IX. Franklin -t. 11, Uvulae li.h mi 41 1 1' M 1. 1 N N A N In pi. okivn. ju.y 7, tne beiuved wife Jauii-s tlreiinaii, 111 1 ie Jal seal el her age I he relai.ve and fi't'Pda are r.pe' lulls ine'ted t.-ailt-nd l..r lui.einl. fron. the re nefle 01 n.-r f.i,har. r cltua Ci r.ni, lit'l t It 11 h, 1 ,111 .and is Jm v at Jo el tk.aad il eooe u tne l';ni ic.)linj II oil I rui K.Aioaau. Mar her to-it rei. 10 peace Call cn ti paptii piet4 I'lipy t tl At Mr lit dr. 'I b.ir'dav 'nornirii J 1 1 Kuer. w .1,-.'I Jittnea t&alitie-s in l.ie 3J.i year .r n i ltierlativiaahdllt(r.il ire res(ii'1i.i' .,1 it alt. 1,1 rh ru.ieral ttiia ..at-ird'ii i.iiirii.nu tti, v 'r m "it reiidcuce of ber sol in-iaw, J I'tc .ir.l. )l,.r r aa'l'S ti", I'F... -On the 'th lnt alters l-ogenni illa.'.i 1' u 1 1 a ie 01 Hpi ry Con oc 4."' at ve.r. r daerv.c.'a ,it 1..0 c a.t b.-t'1a place Brooklyn 1. I 1 V .ll 4' .lVl.'tf. in 1. -I. llroo.on. July 7. .Minaa Cart tcaelitu lest ot b.'t age II t tr and invaa of ihe I itntlT sre rei test I ta stien-i aet fuui'i si, fr. m ihe r.-vi ie..i'e i! her c-ni-iu tlenr curr. I.e sliga il ,ia &Mi.1av in- J.ii iui.. at 1 v HA VI--no I l.urs'ls) Ju y r Lu'v A ia Oavn. agsl A ie. s and 3 n.nmtit Met r-ui.nni wilt uc taken trotn tier ia'- rei dame r rtio-i paen ftteel 101 luicrmeui iu cs'vary ce,i,e'.iv iu Ba.nrdi) at 1 1' 'I ltd paiinte uiiiaiernil lien. lll'MI'. -tin Titutsdav Jul. 0. 1 I141 le. Ch.c c Ili-nrj tn ttnili II11111 aje,i 1 noiutha Ine re'aiitvia ant tricu I, ul t.tu .a.uili rj re-ne fulls mv leu 10 it. ml 1. e ,,ner.il ftuui Hie h- il.ttce n Oaieull. I, Ould at itt out I) u, on -lilu 1 1,', Ju a 1 V. I On Thursday. Jnlv fi, aller an illnea ot ioji itiuii 11 ujaii.in Lvar, ttusa uluw-r age' a), en a la it',. itnes and 1. ends, in 1 tho-e 01 hr liters ilti'icas .l.'l.n. Jatpe- and H'tiry-art- ttiiy.u. viettuatteiidlheruur.il..'.. -aiurdu ''..1 it al 3 f M frum lh lence of b.a or.H.1-1 lU iuai 9J l,r, on it lartc'i Cttv. .1 KN HIl'M -Ou J ill s m:i. Rnii'ii I. '11.11 ..in iai uf 1 tuene. cc 11 is 1 v rune. Ins iui ilsirii'tu- a-i rei .ei cd iu attiud '.la tu.t.'ia' iro n .7 ll fl Mell'Odlll 1 fin lh I. nve 11 M 40.1 ..i ava ,10 r-ti'idav, at I I' M nil i aa II I v MON MIII N On F. in s) Ju,t 7 .l unr I epit jiii fnis nt Jan es a'tii Cat: ante tluuAgtisu, agi seats month! an 1 f da -1 r e Ir en ts ui ttie family sre r 'I'eeif vt-vr s t a ten I the rnncrsi, fiou. the rsi'enir ol lit i n-s'tit SI Is t lieis .tr.et, lliui.,)u. t' otslliin.ii) J I, J ai .MM' M Mhs I.' 1 On rrlday. Ith inst.Joiius Mei.r in tie Iilti iear ol 'ua te Iheiela vp and Ineoda of In f.smtlv, n. trup .i Lndhu No 413 I- ami A M.A i i'i t Ch.ip'er o I A ai and i olaii'iiian t .inu.a.i.i -rv. No I, ft i. nr invit-'d tu aitPiid the tuuernl. (runt ms la, e .iai,vitcj v K i t Ml1 1 at un I n. -d t ,1111 lint it 10 A M 1'i'lhltMi tin I 'uransv. .inly 7. ('atii ircie Peter ten, w.te ut Sir It nja'i in i'eipraon agu I S3 tr ine iciativei smi irlendi r the la.tidr ate ,tivite. In alfiud Uir luiii'ial, liotn In r late rta de -c 'o't.cr tf Noi th 3d aud nth ta tuta atieinoou a'jo'il, r. Ill.tiAS -Aller a long and lesc e illi.e... lo.iu lie gsn in tl.e lib yi ar nr It s age lie (iicnuaoi the f mi y ate rup.rfui') invited ti- itleint the iitceial ft uio ttia I itt ie .c- t! He wit. ft en -un.iay all' ,-ii'ioQ, at I o'i .uc Reqnia. cat rt i ar.. .Nil I H -in I in r tat. July 0. Ma ia I o't-.s.i wile oi Henrv C tmiih. and dtutaicr ol tie ate sauiucl II I It'utng. sge 1 41 years there -it ves snd friend ol th fanitlr tnd Ihe iu-1i ber ol Manhattan Lo.I.e, Nu y )u i ,r rra.eittuli)' Itttiied u attend ihe mint n, in i i .as elternoou, si 3 o't'luc., nam bar iii ieait."i, i Va-ioani at. t-Mr r I- -At White Plain, S. Y on the nan t Uinnda animit in i'o srn ve.r of nil I-unen I ai he liver i I Cull rt in is .te Plat i fun, lav 9 la m-i t t' i i,e re I in n.i in, nt the tainilv ant nri.t.ren at t is-1 (s ul ri K i ei a:l are inrue I lo st.c. t c e t..t.et it u'nu.ttu, tit--r tlutl'-.i S)fci;il Jlolitfs, A N Ml l NCI. mi:. s r. First Cnn'ertsnd Drawl tg ot me (Inind II a sis 1. 1 ttill Concirt at Irviutt tlali nu sauir lav espii.u sin lt.lt. atao'ilot'k. ItaJfOOtlrai'la t niipiialli. I. if wh da number iiubluhed. wilt ue pumii-i) i-ui uno lueiititri .I'm. atatpit 9 C g fta. afl o 1 it. a t-u lei avca u Hi in gifl lu .0 I I'atlt lh, gil i am all ut the up l d anitind loivetiy. valued colle, use, v s' t4fks) fiia Iritaiton made o) cotuuttiitfc 4ppu. nied j ncal 0''y cra ticket' inr aale i.iiii s n'i o.'.. ..m, i,,, niL-i nr-on st crti.ripil hotel Irving Hall. I'I mi.'s liar den and lli'liminlto's I'liasrcal at ahoic iilaiealor tllClllrs J I ItOHKIte ION .V I II 0 Ilr a wsv .tUl4.'.l. HIIVKw" All ly es, s.iea and vi cea Ml'-l. AL 1IU.VK ll.'.l'Alllhl) M J PAH LARD 1 I (l (SO l!-oldwuy TllH I APR IIIMIOI' .(II, I. K. llisi ip tfoule's Li t neu' .uvenled bv lie ,aie ll'iln bi n e i i ,iai i g a r-vo utton in ,h cure of cie'ice, It ii aiiim Neuralgia, Kiduev a a I, nai c. mniai la, su.ani.dr Hy I anJ io-jk.h nc n wnli ut n lur ten tiiur I c it roriulttyj t ULNliY l Co, Use pltc and b all dtucglili. I'' ce Tins and ll M per bottle I "llAVH YOll pit.KIS TIICCROWII IU'vfNa UaHCll! al la(,0.U, Allu's.Mi tlttisdwav ctar nla tl. -r T7ltNTwUtJY9 ANO (allllaS ""rOVtU 1 j) J4AMK.XT. T E Ureal Interest Is eieittd by tbe itory of L1TTLB U0'S CUrLOIIE.fln Ice NEW YORK DAILY WIT. I i., NESS. Many ire tending 'or til the btek nomberi IB ll order lo gil ll. The srt:c:e on "Our Street Can," Bl I wbica It lunnlng through leyital oambtrs, ll alia I L f loagbt after eagetly, lo lht me me ol tht WITNEJ3 f 2 j ihraugh newihdyi tnd gnu li ispidiy extending. Una i toy lold WJof the noon edition ytiterday The boyi a tnd glrli arc eteh eomnetlng for four prtiei-13, 1 3, IT, I jj 11. Theic prltet will be dlilrlbultd tb.s cveslig tSata j ,1 urdai),tl7 o'clock, in front ot ibt WITNESS offlc, to in thote who have taken moil pipen In three ilayi, Ang 'il very imirt boyt or glrli beginning al ti o'clock to dajt 1 s might win a "second, or third, or fontth prlie. F.acll .i newtbov or girl who enters fill or her name as a corns I h petltorgeti ten papers fret for a start. Thaiewhaara I E too Ms lo begin thu week ceo ttr next woek'i tour- j I namentor similar prues; I j LYOS'rl .MAdNliTIC IMMKC'T INI WOK If. -I th genuine and original-Is the only article ot thing jtl jj wblcn win destroy Cockroaches, Bedbugs, Ants, Moths. ie i; and olher tnsectt. None geautue without C. LYON oa' tn A red libel. j Si I)A V cti.1l A ll'rl.N'rl III.AC'lt INfJ. uolvcrivllji acknowledged the heat In 'lie world 1'rercrvei lha lb leather, aoes not soli clothing, and gives a lustre equal IB to the be'i Janaii varnieh. bold ny all troceri anil IIiiaB iboeoi'tiert. wholesale agency. 300 Vuiijo n lll'fl TrKN K li V A ll It TlfATlF.il Y.-Fc.f kuthentlo. (I'll ponraila of O. t. Halsied. Mary P.. WHioo. and !l 'M ileo.'ge llo'ta, the a' fnra in tne Newark tragedy, sea II I'll the SUNDAY COUItlLIL Trice ri cents lor aale bj 11 M all the news tgenu. RI lUI'TiKlTNNi'infljU'K C UEEIWM. I fl I).. K Kail lit n ii., tu. es th moit hopeless casts. Call lu or send itamp lor evldi'uce Ur onclsl Drawing! Ksntucky Elate Lollerlci. f-.l gr.NIUI KV-mtaciaii no. 41. Jnly7. s M hi 43, II, 71, 30. II. II. 3-1. SjH, 33. al. all, 4J. 73. (I fl Al AltAHA-Klira .va N'o 113. July t.ltil. B It. 13. 39, 14, 3. M. 33. 1 l.s, 13 31, 70, 41. tl M I'AIHICAII -1. s s NO. S3ts,.laly T. 171. 'J 3c. 43, 3, ii. n re, n u 13. 3, i UiH F..N rui K i -Clan n i 430. July 7. t7l. tjtjtjj iJM Ik 30, 11, CI. 31. 77. W. 39, 71. 1. II. li) SIMMONs c i Manage- Cavinglou. Kr. Information lurntihcJ. and circniar scni. J.C LUTK. Uro'cer. ZA Uroad svav I' O. Iiox 4 MX HH W HOY A L, HA VANA' liOl'TFIl l W M 1:30 000 in gold drawn every It dayi. I'rKei cassn I St and informalion furnlabed. The higheit rates psid leg 11 doubloons. Mpt iish ba ik bills, bon.ii, Ac. Otdtra i f flH promptly filled 3C03.ai3 fall amount of priiei est t bf tj us In dt awing of April il. U TA V LOR CO.. Hankers. n li Wall ll New Tor:. im ill muttimt! if ll yAi.i.Ai'K'K. II ill 'I'fCIM NOTliK tlill?! In eone( sientc or siran.'s-'neuti u.ade w.th PIOM tEiitgil IliilT'CAt'LT. I.vq.for Hit product ouot h.s L-ViC i:lrlli NLW DllAaiA, ilfilj On MOMMY. JULY to. Iff M the maaager is ra'ueis ills s'urripei,ed ts laoo'iaee ,1 f!l Tin. I., '.si, MX ,N I our jj, if fl I.OMl t It IK at M Ir whlei niu't be witlnli s tn flft I.N I IIK HHItllli' OF lift I'orCI.ARITY. liiu HONDA Y. -Inly 3, ll'K'DW. Jill 1. B JIB UMINIIiDW.dlllyS. TllfllSDAV J'lty5. Vlll FRIDAY. July 1 t-Arfll'.lAY, .lu.ya. W LONO tt IIIKIC. 'f RJ' MOM. V duiy 10. Ml J'fj r lAvi'T-Tl'irKATItK. ll !fu I i h r IvFMiaiI Manager, fm Lfgaac-iieiitror ainorr airnn"r a.iiaa, Loaimeaclug I W iwm MO.N'DA t. J t'LY 10. M ,l OF 1 IIP. Cl.l.t.UIIMKD 4. 1 1 'I'.'H'tiV'ii VXV;irV 2 ''Ir SWIr,. HtLla III Nil fcltS VOIAII'TSI IIAItrl'Tfl VIOLINISTS I W I luH'O LAIIlr.llllCllr.StHA I f'M -II VI- R OlNF.T HAND I Ik Wi I3ti e ll.VP.lt hWS Br.l.1.91 J,U( A I Al'p OF 34 llFi.Ut AiCai, UEAUTY t FLhOANCKI NOVBLrY AND r.EylS'E. Vateafeff' MATINKF. KVKIlY'rlATUKDAT AT 3 P M. KK ijiiYsNi'h oi'V.in iiiitisi:. sBPIH 1) CIIAHLK9 WlNiJ Managers W jjK IRK CSJOLERT rilKATIIK IN Tilt, CITY. H7! UllbAT SUCCK m mwL Mil AND M11SJ0IIN L HALL, I if AND flit NHIV COMI'ANt DA I I.I- AT lilili'l EOCF. I fil IM-llit AIKD II. lltisV Ml.r.?.. It ts wt.ict M.i. I'tauclie Uall ta and Mr ll.v.::tl W.,S: sl'l W'" JrCt,"EVFRV r.VP.NINO Till Vt V r. ft t l AND SAIDIIIiAVM.vriNte. I l V I iif.o7"" 17" i ifiiTs. I W i I (i Fl IIFUitMAM'E 70 DAV. I 'Ili MAll'l) Al A H'rMMsAI I, H ef lli IlKhA I llll OF fllK HrA-O.f. D.cn fl' 't-icattti'i in-h Oram entitled tt.u af t I COLLI-KN II.MVN W SS v: ,'rn;v COI.LINr. aa Ml.ia ua topps sea wf' songl JP HI i i-.ikeeti Lawn" and IVsdiiw Msrr.'ec TJ fl Mi c. arli a 'A'l.esiielgh I'annr Mst.r. MS I I sa l-n :tti i. wtoii urn annes si Ml ii Cctrer. V lVtHlll' .sil'.KI' II. If FllleT I.IMNII .v,rt'DAY MAtl.NSi:. J TO-DAV A I 3 I' M V Tl.e popular you.u mer in i-otuediia. fi J M IV AI.D. 1 In McCIO'kfy's last and grpati 11 eas":aa! drama, riiiiucdii tn u mi. t.'i i i 1lll'A A7 1 1' 31 :i:it ivi'MMi .i Hi'iitcK. ll!UlHOII HY IIAVI.ll.il 1 ft tl. Y.M I'll muv rlti;, il H.lriK inn II IIKV IVATKIN ll i HI-I.V I VI MMl DI'RINl IHE WEEK. If Ill I'.e grti'. I.- 'i Au.p-U'ati dr ma, I I M'r.ll l 't Fl. Ill f or ri.'uDlie.N DiUVN. 1! ,i MAUH: .-.M'.'lilMV .l.lis 1 i -.it Av.THhsiHB. n i l it r fu Of t, j' llt.M'lil.d! I I Ol 1 l.AH5 CP I Ilk HCI'SON"' I LAMMATlM'l' i De l.'iiiNlf, iaiarday net. 'i 1 t Ntkl w" stew Ifenciii'ir. is std 1 FA.MI I'X'I D'll.v, Ml' l llEVtV tl. i -j t f I 1.011 K THI-ft I'ltl-iT lle'nMi'Ali'iVA) i I bit i'.s 1,1 Mr I'.nuV P. .sis a ,'t.ai.fe -I bill t The c'.ir' ct i It 'there The Afi'i.er 'ck ol Iho Si" Wuudi. Wciin '-My .ven.ig jsi, 'U EDDi' will il i 5 appear in I. is ne ircre en l,M Il'.l Ml'" f IA'll.t,l. WLDviSJtV N is a a I I'np s Y t l'l'.llHA('K(.'tlt)KN-.lt'll,lsV'-r,iiNChllTd. W 1 ae n at i lv cen Lex-.lii,ii,t mil kl av. .li'l.l.ll N'i luiNKFir 10 Nllllll. rv.tl I lillAl I III ti. run or.AM-iei nrKiAiu- concliii of uu: r el A-lIN L HOKIIEU-le. FI..MI.l-:lM.aaNi:P..llAli.niANN. 1 Ul'el VC II tl.L J'M II IX!'. M'limiNt:, CtSIAuNI II. Ill ILK I II I V AND Flit. I. 0..clltM.. sir al l l. .1 "IIMEIU. I Ou una oct-aalon cult lads st.mni ine gt de,, writ Im? tiro e.iuM with i .'uiis mi t.ttni ui i c 1 J I F v original I'll "NNAlnK. s i.nc l tdml.iiv'u ONI. Dill. I All lu Us g' sll C.i.l.'ert ,si t'l.' ia i.i I t ri'ONY i'a-tiih Hi'i-ii iiirr'ri7 I. I omits wre IllefUd Ilklt.tlNO s VI CKD. r VI I I r, a, t fie twaiii.tui .1I..IIIS ot i wig tuts Klf'F, 1 1 U .'..ui 1,1 le w. tit tn. gi 4, ins iiic diaina ol IAi li "Ul I'I'A ,11 I I'llAM'fc, I Ot III t M I v. s,i, V, l Mil! IV V V Uf-tit, I Ml i t) Ii pfC'l r "tl. ttee ittr "pl.'ija) and baMrnay aitrrnoon at h sll u i 1 I 4 1 J 41 W l.lt TIII.Fl'llli. 1 l I a i ma iv' il ivi M.I.KY 1 NICK OF rill- Win'.)-.... 'Itlii-'l .IF MO-OW, 11 JACK 10 'Lor -11 TIN I ilS e:YK J New-I'ani "I'line nMi..uas. B ll VI Mi II I.I.. liu ids; eve il g'jnTi'ld. I I w i i i'ii-- u.ti f n h'tr i'. mv: r i UOITVi.Onri' iv ILL III CI I i- o iim-.iu; It' IHPS, ii A Ml-H V ".01 Ita l.l -HIVI.D 'KA I'- I I I CH'tlMI ANNUAL I'lI'Ml'lH' I Illf f kj 1 1 ir.al 1 41 sOi 4U i t in ir." a Ma era I'd on. lv Al HUN l' u tin tl -I IND sill ivM r I eo MO.NDA Y atient 'nn and ever. 1 3 Imv 10, I IC.rll 3 Cel. I Uiiiiij. i l P. A. He ill in i i ive IC ir wo'k iho "J 1 s. I'ii, v, ti 'n-ri v. n i u Iss evec rg, f i In V IJ (i snd I i.i, t i i I, 1 1 La.-'-tr r w ou -f-t urae'it teuueia ol et Lo uts i--v il. d i'v iirdfi ul Its t Ol.LI.Ns.lu later .Lois IUkhoIiav a, Ke c I A K l.lt N 1 I'd H H oneV-lfpiaiier7 I I tin 11,113 ill llll! hut' e v w il d II at n.r llll, Nu a.l liuwu y,ou aiutdii tu i il nVio.'k 1' II. I'A HICK ll ll.U'l. i'lt.idtnl. iVvi Waati llecornln: st'i t. try fTuiK iiai.i' h,)iii,i im'.i iirnf m I of i. .11- i-s I e I -t i I '-ui'Jiat. VI e.iui Am i a. on. nl ,i ue,d st tin .t It. e uu Vtlihoa). j I ti 10 t IF l II) i pi 1 I II. 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r.tlicitoits iloiiets, I I I.V. J. II, I't ".l.llis 4t trr.-ti al iliT It I litat vit ol Our t-a nur c si. leis.sti rk.Ui t ueiwi'in 3ia and as. o oi i m lining Nta J even'tig nrvice I C Kill Nil Alii i NT Mi-,. hin.riU 7 iimTlTfTu sr av hfiwei-n ,iin ,i t, ib.,th sc'soul at i' Iks A M pteaciiiii a, os suii t I' ii .canine j' ,1 1 ,.4,t,eoiu' li'iiit" ,j I P llll: (All I'll AN oi siu't i.nin wliureuiou'it i T 1 .cn e Oaiaga l.o.i (I. i .i- l m n it., uu tb.s r '."i,".'Ju!M' 1 ..i Hi ia.iwav lad itiq.it. e A i'lgs bi, I. tat a i e 1 1 i.g tu lua advan I 'TlIN qr t Ylali fU b i Dili,, -u J n"v aut has' JJ 1101 bet- ni'a.d. in I ce a.u .1 3 Ii el I ell s high medium compir'i n hi wu hair agtd 33 wu e P. wu cloth uaun ai d v au s otue aca coat Auv iciornitiiun concern, g mm w ne ha I ill) r r tv t(l II Im parents al ir N h Sin il llroca i I- I) MICIIA KI 1 ai inter lua.vtd t uu Sll Will b Mill. (All i

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ik JOlnnlt) itmnlo. f "X TVORK given ent Hi hlgheU prlrf to pay tor It nrnt rla.asewtng mac nnm Instruction tree. lil.AKKft POND.'ll Attor puce nl m fill st. A A,VOftK given out tn par lor lewini ma" A eh nea hv initailmentsi instrnotlon free .1 1 fll.MIAI.I fill Fnttnti av. near Itatmond t .llrnok'yn. "X l'IHnTfliA no-ralnr wtntel nn XX' W. A fiuciiiiic or hm b.,l. Mile- and e-iild Va 'in-deri-n-.ineui. Apply 11 2ft' xt ell Hit it Ii. hn-riurnt. A I'l.N tood cm r '"r otrr;i fcatVt-: rork A sim.1. """-'!:,tjrltsjitjlliai,Blrt py-.'"'!'' 'Pintl-" a. wl'l 111 In a at In iV weaning ami iroiii t ti n a.tttil ramiiy tsi ,t) tt TT'illl IIOYVKKY I'i ilrljMK'rhJ n i;lin i ni o-tfilv Pt'tiier.i m work. Iiittrnrtinu r.cc. Tinilli XV4UIK ni tuatipm .r o.-i r-" V"-?i"-i If "rt m-rhtnct. atlXJ Ksil Vl'b t n'4,7 rih li .-i KS i unit itii ai I II vr.,lie twrett I1! itid lini t Mi ll) ntur PMivwni"! on attention i l I li gh, .t i rtrc I'.iKI. nttl Hleocker eL I VAN ps 1 A NT Kit -To make" hy nurhtn-. flan II nrt niurl". duck, rut wade nnd iniit'l mill. An, 1. I I). I. I'"-. t'.intlsl, I (Ml I Mi I ItT hinds untiled atpin'j work nail .11 I l.tir,. i. ii Mm S IIYMAN. II.". Pntne i T Xlltl-'S. xx.nk lurnlaried nfliomr In ny for first Jnmx irwin: in hlnr nn Patslloicr f I 'per iiiuii n, Ii.miuiii n r.'p New York Machine blllcb. lust 'inpim, 'H'l fSrrm. vl'KIt ATM It wanted 1 1 ork on IX li -tier A Wll. J i hi ii. n iiii.i'i nne wm nvl ton I ptv i none but plcrn-i n-' li in tt I a pi it me lie Hr ilv A (sr. XT-"finnrlngiHiipin'iomco ill XVcell.nh It., bctw.'i t. .th an I ith uvs I'KllA TllllMi'lnlt.l nnriitin hlrl: I1..!'" I) wrc, unit nin.irw.nK. H.XX VIM 4 SCIIIVI.N lfliO.1 i' ii' lielueeit IHI'i nml 33.'l "ts t i'i li a rims lti'i "n h.Kti, ii a-iii no'Mi .irt. f tnqurc '.I "i-i n llli (111 It., U'l.lUlMlDar.'Il. ur V hu e nr I S mk T I'l.U ATOilw on ttli-'"lfr tV lion nnfl V Cull hi, ii 1' n' vp k I'iYorktt llrooklrr. tlllllTtl Mi UltSANI) I'lNlllV.KSwiiti-it O 1-' iprn 'lui'i "I'T i'ii on ti'ii r V itiinon'iimt (him In iiu.i' Duo ilitrlt.aUu SnMla-Xtnit cri,l it) kninlil. fttOllACtO STUII'i'nUw.inttl." M l l'cjrl "WIII'.KI.I'.it "wi'Mn cwlii ntiriilnci. 1.3 1 11 rplcnai.l ci l'it, tti dlnirer. Ilnwr w.ilrot nih'.is -iiri"ir, Kni'ilic. to rent a-it -II tno.nnir pTinen' (Ireenwlch nr., eor ir vet lOih n;i I in Kim llroi jHiir, bvlw en I'Kcmul IIuiiit I. die imu'.t A N T r. I VwuFlie ill I ohlUIrt lV.IOIailt 2li I. lo iiiuii the honwnik I ir i la nllr of mrre Ap. plT nl M.itl' f e Mi'l lniil from Wainlnf ml an TiTti-iv J ifojr O').oi aJJrc doj 33H l'ul Uinre, J.ew V tk. l'jtTi:il-M Imi.vtiwo.N V.. operator onthoe 11 work. Anplnit tht-Meintv. orto t; lt.MII.VI 11.31 Mur.ni H New VorV. T A NTKD-tt "l opi r.H'7r mr I'nn t bu't nn-'le 11 in elnne il n.'Hiier on rl it i ill lett'irr. In ,nir Ur iitJ' it 'IJOtlin n.-iur-M II n.t tt'Atl'.ll l. Hi'- mi nt I' in iro i'i r-t 11 iiit Li ihU li .me ori '.'lit pitCM i!J. AD ir t -1:. ki ri.nt tsi ii-ue'i ,l'r.l lfi Frmt'e riin-ilrn mii-l litT 11 o"'l neel up Iv. at tlu- I'l.il.'.'U'iKr oir.ee. 3 lar cor n-r tytw litrlui. ANrllll iiprijr n l Wli.' I -i iV.I-oi'a Hit 11 i l.i e ii.i lie' unueri irmi-:iu. Apply nt III llioailirii 1 1 1..!. t"v VNTP.IJ i.a t" w "li ri i l ilrnwr ii ,pi ui i: ;h"t o;u n j.,tViilu.ui bnrirli tor 1" t r IVAVrKII -xwiniiv. I r, 'hi oistity nt lirttimla 11 ii '.tux n.. cl aluil. taaceli. Applr at VI: Can il i.i t W WTKII-5 ".ir r "itrtl ii'r i"" V 11 .1 .i:lt.1i nan u. i: KuUAillCY A o ".Al't. tt t rvi .'in V NTKII -III i'innH .in I tU"l.'i o i .i ,jr.i dnn 1 1 in nut lln rte UK, lUiVei.'u. n r ih ay TVAVI'IIII A e'N Wii j I o nj-.tl- 'o 111., e. ui'i iloerv. ti II tremor, ii' i NTr.ll-' o"0 o'eri o.mi'i fi ie while ahiri. lil.DD'Ir'li. t iil.H f '.111 llroailn.n. A NTCII-A fcir goo. ilr-,,,a f IWri i;)t!ri ri'iekrt r h1 I atti' r bncli 11 era an i Hit prone o i Inn I 1 1 mhi a tiele IT A STrili X irj"nnk r. Iiqiiir'"i l' I.LLIh 11 Ml I. Hi H.L MI. W Moil t ,tt tla jr. front. "V ANTKII-riMriher aml't h l;ir nt Lis llrook- 11 ln nciin laun-rjr. M AiUmoi.. Ilrauitiu. A ANTI'.D-Kite itnart i-lili to lalxl anil pat ap 1 hcI,j:. Api.lyat i7J KonirMi A' Oli K liirnn.n il lo par fur n'.l kml of rcwlns 11 tiiai'ime. at IC1 11 eec'ert. V V A NT Ml liaaia to nuke oterall.. at R l.. on 1 ant at np (ttln. Tv A VI F.ll-Afw iooo operato-a on Uinu-l alilrit 11 15! Maninn it. AV ANTLII-tllW u niaVo paper bo, a-. W Wip 11 rent 1 i v .('I, s inirt oeerMoi wanteit- eon 111 riant wrk all the rear round anil beat o: par at W Lupenai-a it., trrur.il loll. 7 ITU T. I' .'een f.outti "111 anil aon'hi'h a I iV'I't unini rgli 1 iri c.a lewns raaculnaj on eaav In.t-il nn-1'" wri. irtvei in exrh nne. V 7i 1 1 DO I' slil It I- hwilt waitcJ n ei.vn a'..l J IMI toicu -k-rtt, al"i bulllc han la vfi..t(J, at luo Noith 1.1 it Willi ntUiimb. t f i 1111(11' iklri liin.lt wante 5 onwv.nnnt e)il i ian e.1 ikirtt i in tilr wurk throiian Hi in. on API I) at once to b. f. CAIil'KN I lilt 4 tO.. W Iteade iiiiii lf. H-(ipeiato li'tlrn. an I pMln tew i)1mI hi tu r iitti IC to 114 per area, at .Wntlut, l.ear Av P. Ic -A (HUM) practical forr-nan wanted In acinar lac i lorv wolklnr will mouldat no one need apjuf in V-t rmn etent to nunace tho hulneti in a. I lla liranchct Aillreti II. II. o lO.SaajiMre. "X liOOII carrlaro trimmer wantel on llrht n- rk i ami J bblng A pi at llroaaway, near Uie-n ai.. M'l.llaniinurrb. T"'OllSlJ ia.l to altrn I toa ho lr i IM.ncr A month, with board and lodonirt O ram place, econd flour "XtTUNTKIN Farm bann wantel. both mar i ntd and Heme. Applr at IW Weti llih at., comer 6th ar i 1 J A KKI1 wanted, a teeotid lond on brrjj, at 1 Hip Jj nil piare. corner suill.i it., Urookirn TSllM'KI TIONKH.-A lounmin on plain rat. j out and Ire cican Anp.r It tli rv.tn.iu at MAIt lUS'ji Fn.ton ar.. near Charon av.. Ilroo.l) n. TTlMU'lllI-.'cir.'rttiiri, an1 hltcknnlhi wanted i.. for i,aii iK v .ya- t. J. I'KAIIL. IHi te(t ,t, 1 1i:TT Ultra WA ?.TT.I-',naittinelm.ldii -kpa ,li. Vj API' i 1.1. t.nt. i'I.m:KA iil.iUCina! il ClllltTCI Ti'Ki: "iieJ. Apply U 51 r'rankln i t II A 1 1. tills wain-' I in in inn 'ict'irj tin- ciothm X. i oai, I'.i i' a'ni i i' Am.li mil' rec iniii' 1 la lion l"' II II I'l l. I' A I O "ii .n.il 17 Una at fMl lll)OHIIIMi;il. -Viv-i'.l a job tuitlier to A tutu Iro N Y I'i'l HW.Millal. ?1N lUMIS'KI.'S WAM'lSD.'at Til K4al lloil J lull al AV A N ri;l l or.i r who tiior nuhly lin eia an'.i 11 park nic "ul liam-pj; to-'la t r thiupin'. unit htivc the i.ei" ul i iii.e.c ii I'-'trem; ii.iO incur ii oi.c vl" iinri -f, n 'r in.iinini ol ciirpliller wor. i relelie'l tl.adH'lilll'ilnieill .Nlli'ylill i-rtiveiy, III.) A'.N t IINKl' I. H. C an I (il ne l I-r A NTI'.II- An tTinrie.iei' 1 Pirelli in to co ul i. t a 1 pa.i-i r ux ipiv" jeiori mot. lie r.-rfo tiy c mi n-e'it in u an.ua all tin dyinlla. Ad.'rei da l,t is Y. V I aiatl.ix w'.ere previoirly (mnlojcrt n l aaUi) i'I,k.c od with mine auJ uJJrotoal eeneral liarllcn u-a AVANTWI rorfra, yoii'ie m-n lorator t, cwh, 11 iiil'ii i l.iln Kiiiileiw rt. wiileimen. rainit-n (u ar rled or tin I i nlto un.'ul men o i cemle i.on'a p n a iirovmeii with ml aiuaiinnt hjr a,iilylnir lo .Mr MASMNd. (I ('nun it II. jkin AV A N'I'KII-Ou. mnn to run a Land aawi one loroll 11 lawyr or.einai'in circular aw. and thii"' "r foursooil eahin! m4i.er. to work on nert o-irart Apolv Ironi li lo 1 o'clock to 'KI)UIIKT, I'KLTON L CO Kit H,ovlwar,iip tn a Ira. AV AV'IKII A il .iroichlj eipenenrod cniry cler lla Cliruiuin younu n nn piuieireJ. aaj who cin act M a-iulani lioo..ka per il wceatary uneienilona leierrnre riqiurn I. Addrcii In own hand wrului, I' Cl. b"ii 1 tiki, lui one work. "VVANTHII-l'Tir relliMo men lo a-tl plctnrci i 11 alao one hoi 11 yart of asa cMlneto-. w Hi lernnty or ne-l re'a''nrji, Applr at 101 7l'l ay.. baaeinent at a o'clock A. il. AV ANTKII -A yimn man acqnalnlel wpn tne clir 11 retailirade.ti 'l liluw a"d chiidren't npri'i on enniiii.wi n AUllreaa CUlllllaSIO.S HALSoUVS', boa HO hU'i olhce. AVANI'i'.ll -A My lion 15 lo IRvcnrmr a'-e n. Il lull ouy a'ld to miku hlnueU eenei i u efiil about huii'l Apply at the oQlce of L'roo-'a llotul, hi Chathiin at. AV A NTr.l) -I'.iltorn msAert on ho te v.or nine vl tun Pr-irla, w i kin n neJid apply JAMKrt I. JA KbUN iV llliU.lion V.urki.iilli ai.,Jv., aud rain it. AVANTKII I r whilinr vnyarm-Ooaperi. c iip nl 11 lera. nn I hoick ml n, a id len rreet Inn A u y today II. WILSON 7 Wi-.l i lK)r. A.bmiy M It "YV "A NTr.ll t pool iiiinrl, artiva hoy Tor n c-ai 11 otuce. iiiiial wnle afalr lianoandconiewiMi lornui. nunded I qiiirn al K3 ttcl B h it.. in ho luuruinr A'ANTI'.II lnnnediatoly-1 rood lion meial Ptiob 11 era, to prrpamcaoda loi nlct.l rlalln t. Ani lvnt II and a A nn il, J A M M t Illl-IIA nn V A NTI'.II A yoiitu man In a wnol,,il i ap. a. ire 11 toon retcrmca anl inodcra'o coinpeni uion il l I'ronl at i.'KIUON DATKH. VV A NTKII-A niuhtmanlt a oundry lo vel out 11 ciitlnr- una ii,,-,! to bin owork ot.mKi pri. Terred. Appl toKmalion tYorka.iai Uoj ck at. AV ANi'r.ll -A ft tlai uralnrri one who under 1 1 a and lin i pn ntnm p-efat re 1 1 aleidr w rk by thayeir.di)iowa I' o ao on. KIJiaB-lli, N. AY A.vTi.li A ufackaiiiiin" airl wheelwn -lit nt the 11 (xu iioi u( NeaarK and Wlllowiti., Iloboken N .1. A (ilMIII intial roorora. Can at CXruUoo av L lu....ahn ft I lillllll railrovi r "Ckineu al Hpoylcn linvi" J Who i I'i f. nl, Itailr nd i wst. II for 10 I mra ai tuai w..r a'i emia uUoaaitve of bc per day lor luotli woialnj one i-i.n.lr lie ity, A II ..allTII Anenl. Bpuyten Dnyvel. il,.,.';1i W'yli? work on ciiii.truction irmn ai UV Moll tiny h tl lur III lioura' work "li.l.lAMJ OUU.iiN.I'jrema'i on tr.iln 1 fill 'I 'AN wa.Hal on ii,. Newark an Hcf iitirTh lt)W Iraiiil, alllrill'ilaiio, Nowark w.Vl pur 7 r in I'V J J:""i! IM w "lei i l'e in v a n J'"'"i ll. Kneuaihn ZAMi Mil loTrYri. 1 0(1(1 yil'IMlt iranled to make t iqra .1 illlMlwu, ii,, aud mu, at Ul aid W Pfl JBInntt. ITnla AV(I:m1 mtt tint nnilertlanrti tne hotllin. hull neti i tccommenoaliun reonireit, JOHN JSTAFK, 111 Chambtra tt. A UKNTS and hora wanted Iramoillalelr nlW Fnl f tin it, toa floor, to icll the ureal American Shoo Fit". I.arte promt and annll ctpital. IIDV wtnted tn no errundi and attend a loda lutitt be mil recouiiiieuded, and live with hie pa ret'a 1 Uroadway. II Y wnlucJ loirork In n hilllanl aaioon ntd ;lt at lindum htrisoon reiereace required. Apply at l:.- Rlnvv, nam House, 1J1 3lav (1 N VAsi:itH-Wnnted, twentv rood men to cnniaii lorlhe Manhattan Improved menl fewini maehiuc Apply between 3 and 6 V. M- al MJ Uroad. way. Qoi.irn TrKKV.iygxAM..MMoHt- J" A III! It I Ml It K.N wanictl al the Atlantic White jl,e.. tot.. loot of Ooldit. Iirooklyn, near the ary Vni.1. Mil It M, liiiiK. r wanld. Apply between 1 and S A. M. nt tiiop. a I'mc it. 1 ItT Kit -line acq iialnte.l with Ihoahlrt bnalnrai prefoned.niih rclcrencei. l Franklin at., lit loft. SNA I fliasli'iove moiildcrt wantoJ aTtto Al int r Hock lion vtorka, Snntn Itiooklyn i none but nrit clMn, No I inoiiuL'ra need apply. ff'O IIA II Kits. Wanted, a vnitnt man to anliton .1 brea I and cake. App.y nt in Ail intlct.. lliooklyn. ritll IIA II f.lts.-wnnled. a loiiuir nun to aunt on i re ul Api IV nt 30 rroM n.. New i irk. W ANTKII- toofniul die manor in a tool factory i 11 not any b it th- beit of w.irHmet u-eJ npply. Id' quire at m llrekman tt nplUni. V A N rF.I)-7 dry imd core linker t nue ud to 1 1 innklnj coinn.n roiet p'clrrreil Apply to Aim lorn iVorki, IjI Uoirck it 'A NTKI1-A (Trod rarnaje palii.er; alea.lv work 11 and tool wauei. Apply t t'O.Ml'ThN I Alt. r.OW.siimmll.N .1 p WAN rKII-Maclnnittt, perlrct nljui.era oil a ;v 11 liu mai n nei, nunc but !ood liauJ need apply. No. at r.lir.theti it. V ANTKII An mnce h iy i rantt write witj'l. 11 Ai:r-t.in aapiicanl'i wriilnj, vt.NCKNI, oox Na l a, -un oi:lr.. V A N rHII-A canine! maker. one wn iiimi.'r-ianti 11 inline up and honn4 lumi.uro. Apply at 111 lioi'.yn. Wi NTKII-A man In tl v- In lonio new bul'ulnaai 11 ri'tt free. Apply tt IN el 15th it eJI ami I V NTKII-A rnrriije hi ipnili:i'a ha iper on 1 liiihl work J. II UQIilVIN. Jn 1.131 Br oadway. VV A NTI'.II A Iruukintner wto liirood at I'llenug 11 ana irpainni. A'jpH il I Wall n. WANThll-Anott .miui iei and laborer! to work In 11 a mn lai tory Im t.re n 1 113.1 av VANTI.I)-IHicktiriiii iloorinan. ltd 1'ront il.l 11 ynuns into preierre t Jaatb nub Vtoimx UlJNTIiV.II N anl wll.' or cenllemen can be acr "iiiuo Uit win b..tri atd nice Ironi toon, term.. rSan.i I'perwre'ii alia a lew ladiet at l tall one we-1: at I 341 a Itr.sl'KC'I'A I1 1.1. lonns nnnc.t be aeeo'nnio 1 n ,t a itu I hoird at I rim rt nine it t t'.mli-ii faenli i t'tnn raojerale Inqtlrr al XV I A it n nr at ia. fl.V reaiH-'ahtt ni""hini.- tn I othirt can mc a.. .il uoarl. IMk.pT week n!iiintr.w.ii. driible at IM. air h .it 1. i e.. iht bol.3liiJl iln'.t matt. i. WIIIDW lirty ctn tc omm mne a few tii-rnnn-A ir.ai ii hotn., al.ii.ii..- yonni Utiet anl l y IrtUMir In.j'J'r ai U uiit mil. Cilii r t v. e-a. Vl'liW "ii'ien et mrt 'adli-actn m- air ii'inodiiel xlihk.it.. i hoar i ii. Ilir'. on re i" le lei mi l am lul l" mn I' al 'i F.ii-yili l ir. (I -an 1 it. I'F. iVrencr Til' i ne in i, ace onti idto1 .villi -o..i niii.l a I pl'i-.ini ronmi wi.hui.'ot b.th. rah h.r il.)a '1 u n ar I at. 1 I'l'ltNlt'tKII ronni lor hinnK!ol at i ti. nan.i II al.o.J 1 1 Ilea 1.1V.11110 board 1 liwiiiv l r. 'V' 1 ni'i'i. l'h rii r ml mencin I-accommodate! .lh K' 11 1 Lord. I.n.'. a'rv rooma. noitlo aacdouplj nc ternit. ii Ill atli av l'i:V tea"- 'ile niec'ianica can be ar oin 110 naie l wliii' v.ciieut boaid aad airy rooun ai JW Cm! ST Ii al. c irue, M .iv. T .1 TIKI M I'.-liN ST.-ljndslnrt fr nentlemrn. y 1 -1 M.' .1 1 rojtii farjtine I lor hoai.--ko.pi anlfl Vri.W in-ehtnli'i cm litre foo-t hoirJ nn I dry in...i t u i- Weit tltl tt between "'.a aod tin a.i. Oat t .tl hint "a TTI1 JltllltllS V.-ri; 1ne rijrni. win i iery u'C iiniuodtt'oa div h) d. It )i T)(l It wtnt I loi a widow lady In N'.'w V" rk r I 1 nro i.i lurii ill an I it. etr of h-r own r 'O.n i 'ir ik mr.at tie moderate le'ere icei eicilnn. e A Id a IIIIMK. hor, 13. Bun olTlc. H" OA II lll.lft wanted at ill Weil M well fur V. .11V.1 10.1 in tood bo ird It. I). and y a week. Til I A ItlllNU-lJiiCtnalii -tia m'n cm ha.. .00 1 IS botrda id plaaitnl roj-nt. lemi. moJerate TjtfA It ir'iu-.i'd for liny and Clrl 1 ajet II tall. I Adlr.titi.o a 119. tun olhce. Hlt: I 1 11 iii'lie J roo n Mr 1 ill ee' h" 'JJV K '11. or neo'iemcn. Horn Uu tl pet west. Hi 1.1 no. 1 itl .mar llroome. I'lNV. liiniMirt a nrt 11. u v 1: 11. mn wi Iieii lor i.'u'l. nie.i ai.d hniiteke ninj, mi l pr.vaiti home 3aH Hi -u ne t near Fur-. 'tt IIMtN It kii "room. 1 1 l"l lor cenllemen and 1 liouae ..-'.pi.il .'il II. o nue 11" n orcill-d I'mTi Nl"ll Kl loonit lo I 'i 1 .1 L'eniloaica anl 1 llOllt'e Ul l Hr.lJ.IU at no t AU1J 1ttTltNlslll.i) mom for iiojieaccplu. 1 tern-, 1 1 v. per cck. 311 Cth it I 1 1IIIII accomuiodationt for two or Hire" hoartira II with awl low ladi, convenl-nl to IliiJion lllver lial road depot, tail all I lie week at Hi Weil 31 it it. (Kill boanTann aur rooun for reipiciaoia ana. J Apply at 311 Ijndion it. ijMtsfl.ll tt fu-nltled roomi topi, wllh cood 'hoard, ntodtraic pruei. tt ur."n.w,n-": Ftt II "or three retocciahle ynnu men will be ac I ciiiiiiiodaleil with soji board and pleaiant airy rooms: ult a lew table hoardent at -.'J Weit 8lh it. rim l.l'.T- H lit) at., netr llritdwav. itroxiyn. L i. 11 3 pleatantrootraiii.uinialicd, f 11 per inubthi al o Pall pedroom. lurnlibed. iiiii ,KT-i looms and paniry, luinitlico moderate I rent .06 lith it near 1.1 ay, 11 a pair Haln. W a NTKO-ll iard in a Itim home on Lake liorse II or IPicklanc l.aae. wli're a Iverllier can have, ui i.l nccnll Imrie and boatj cood p am lare necenary. W A NTKII-Primaneutlr. a fiirtl.he I or unturol'h 1 nl ro ini Tor no elderly worn in. in t respectable l'roiiaiiiitia..i l. Ad liatijl.. i I f.. Mn ollce. riT.tiriniNsr neitCaitiirln'-Furnitiiel roniia to in lor .jjIi iu. a bjii. Irin 11.11 0 Ii 5 tu-r 1' f.Vsl" IIIIIIaTiWA V.-A l v unic au ob- 1 n tain iojj 0 .t d. -Inio oe Ii h .1 ail cud waier r, I1M ut w.-rk. dy hitiil'ri Ukei. I 1 .11 t II I(1N sT.-H"arn. with i.erpinciooni, I i illui 1 tn iiT.ll,.ileti ui mirilatCOUiile iv"k't II7TII s T. Mii'-haiuct and ulheri 1 1 11 mn' fuu.1 li'.inl anl peai.i'it rouii't t .0 t v ,uuz Ut' ei alao dny hoarjara. Inquire ati h" Wi.fK. i I I'I 1,1, IKIA It II lor l)o inj 1110 1: u-irli and J ui) 1 1 .Viii'!': I.3J 'IM Dimion tl.. Hour Af ur f) 0 4 -it A WKIilla-Af' w valine ineprnn none O-l-.tlW 1 miinti'iai. I wlii J" diiiiidanil boci 1 el .1 !n-ii'alie i Jin- I'll' ii"" u'Pillleiian mid 1 i.it.i. un rea-onaul l.-rpi'. 11 I llonrv tl. guisintss (Lljmutf. I (111(11 IIIIV t"re lor sale ivllti three )eri' A l a-' Ai.u yjitA ii'KUY'4alliniir. A till HI Kit V fon 10 icii atoci aulOiturci for atle, ill Jfl 'Veil tlal t. I.'lilt sA lilS "I a birsain riie rhoieo ottao ol the liil taini cn ifectlom rr. toy. fruit, and lempaper di pott 1 tin rtiabliah'.'l aud near nulilic achton. In H i.reaiSJl Oram! it. tViiliiiniliurglt. I OIlltA liK "a'booiI tn7ali Irucklni huaincii, at a I' low Heme, Oral. elm ilock n rare chance. Ad drett( Aiii dAN nai II". Suioltlej. lllt SA l,K-Tuknry" nSii'n lliooklyn old o'lab. lisnod, doi.iit a bunneit 01 1) barrel! 1 lonj lease Apnli alio Front New York. I'nil HAi7k-A CAntlyn d variety atore, wilh ioda I' wnei.iooi hoi r. a-iJ fruit auud. luiulro at Ul i:n lloniloii at. 1:Ul ""A l,K-A aloru nlili notn and nan rmurri, 1 ciu-ap it a food place for a bulclior. yaiMon oe tt. Klllim STliltK. wiih atock and Oxlurei, lor if 1 1 n'.a.liiKinlt 10 livn mi rent cueap. In qu.re al tij Houlii Bill tl .Jerity Citv Ml l.ll rouleforiile I0 in lOqaart- a day IfaiCin si Wn lamttiureh. KIsTrTand tatlnci.fV atore lor Jlo. liO bprin.it. I VINT SIMM' for rule, with laddcra, scslold. iiuck. vr III Fullcn st .Jlrookun. 1)AINI' Itlllll' (or sale choap. acalfold, ladl en, wheeii, ur DI llowrrr. riin'l.llionri IIKAI.hllS and ihorc wlildni 10 1 co 111 tiu im as, a nre.it ci .pre ti nrf,.redt a instil ti ry s'o. 1' in Hie imu oii'ini-i't part of the ciiyt rheao rem, and daine arpirndid ca'lt tnulnt-ii win 00 lold rheip ii-me onrr ctiiii"t ntiend to II, All lalUfac turn t'lvi-n by ai plyim at 3i8 luv. Mllli: -lor and flitnrea of a toy, tutiuurv, and va. I i.il) Horn forraie. Apply at 1)3 llroome st. iit(iialiorui rannlto. A ill A (ill I NIHT winti a situation In town or coun In setvvd his ttuio In niai.cluti London snop. Adilio'a 1 (IODI) .VINII a-lil It.. Slit av. I SITUATION wantM by a hread and cuke bak. i er 1 civ or countiy. 101 II viuinu al, I lilt K.il A H III AMIN Wains aaiiualiiin at aimve, I or a jou pt (oniracl, Addrusi II box IU, Hun office. V V A N Tit 11 -A lilujlion by a )oun. man who has II aeriinW uar ul iho Uu tiuiine-i 11 wlllitivr to work at nviuing. Addie J H A.L'.oiJIIH, bun oulcc. VV' A NTI'.II -A niuallon aa l'b flili r acd praaa tin. 11 ithci 1 v it yomitr man Fur.li-h. Address 'flios. Ii.tl.lt. IMBJiH. South lliooklyn, S IIIINI1S, want a iitus'.lont cat keep huoi.it hivn n it 01 biiiini as rxpurtenro .rat t.,rk on thu omch. and am wi ins to main mveilf vauitum 111 anr way, born n( releioncca. lAUdresi INIlL'-illlY.bo. 134, bUll 1 ffic. gltlltlJtlil. 'lil'.l.TII extr-tcied v. Hhoul pmn II yean 1 benumb. 1 log appitiMtuii ass aomii'P it-rod t oaautilul teeth, $1 sr. .110 pli mpeia for hoiiuw cheeks. 1 J, JAY VlUJtlUI, 134 Oraod it., ossr Uroad way, Ktal t-siate. B,tVf,lf..,i'VAMAtCA. I,. I, OV Kit (11 l.O IB .111.1) IN (INKIIW, Holders of Tickets Not. W and 11.1 will plena rail on Wednesday, July 11, and rcejlve their dead! free of C"' Hf.XT FIIF.K K.TCttnIOK. TirKHAY,.lt'I.Y II. WI. vlafloulh Side Ita.lroad, fiom depot al fjol of South th it., tvillianiiboigh, Terms, f 10 monthly 1 no Iaici, r.iietuneoli, lnttrcit, or anr oner epene whateve Jamaica ts decidedly tho moat beintlfnl Tlllne (in I.onir Island, abounding wllh splendid Mllai. Tho irccll arc wlJe and Hoed with 1 ALt, (11.11 illAUK Til nitt, S l.'OI Inhabitants, and vlllaie Hitbtol wllh ell. Talfourd Lawn, so known for Hit Intt slxlylyears,wii recently oceni led at the beautiful v lln holm- of Judjc Wm. .1. Cogswell, and la located almost In the heart tf the Tillage. 3W MILK- FflOM TIIK OCHVK. rirntrot ihide. and cool rrfrealiinf lea air, 1 he Ion nn-all level on opened vil'aieitreell con mtnnlng a view ol all th- public hul linn In the ill KAIII.V ANII I.ATK RTF, AM TIUIN8. M DAILY SritAM -IIIAlNK IIY 3 IIAlLtlOAt)?. 31 lllMirKH 1(1 34TIIHT. FKIIIIY. 40 MIMTTF.S TO II003K Kl.T hT. FF.Tlltl FAIIh I.F.St Til VN IDtF.N ISllV COMMU I'ATIOM. IWI FKKT TO IIAIt.llOAl) STATION. I I1I.UUK 10 Kllll.Kr UAII4 rolIALLTHKlF.lt HIM. I IILOrKiTOOSi; 1.0T,llM, bOLlI IIUCF.NTLV roii timj. 'jltt.OCK. Tt) KKW ASIl MAONiriCF.MT TOWN HAI.L. 1 ni.llCKRTOI'Ultl.IOtiO'lOOLIllllI.DINO. s 1U.OCK3 10 itio mai.k ami tr.MALi: acadf:- 11 IK. I Ul.onK TOlll'Ttli HLroUMKD tl'IlOTHSIAND L'lltlllCll. s ni.'i( KTo mFtnvrFi:! n ctitrncii. llll.OCKS IO KI'lti'lll'AI. llflil'll. f. III.OCKHTU MKYIKMIHI' lll llt'll. 3 HLocKh TO 1VVU IIO.MAN CATHOLIC CIIITIK'IIFM. 4 DUM-KHTOTIIIIRK NF.Wtl'l'Kll(tFFI('K. 3MI.M-1F. tt ALK T(l (ll'N 11 OFFICF.'. IIIAXK. MASONIC I.ODUL, l'OST OKHCK, AND FIVhKIRKCOMI'ANIM. For lull particulars and fre llckcti apply at lt-a omen of the Attocie.lint. 11 edar st mom J. New York, or at any ot the Ml. iwint day and nltht oincej i New Yorkelty-M l.lDlll.U'll. iiAtlrand st.t M AHTIN IIKIHI. Ill Vnilck st .b.'tween eprinii ami andam its. irilliainaBtir.il J. II IIIIAIN AltH, IU! Oraml lucor. neror.Mii 1 aim n. J. ALLMKH'sF.. 111 lib it. nrook. Irn WILLI AM MOIttl AN .tn Myrtle av.. near City Hall. Hnith Iirooklyn IOIIN 9TKXtlKll.llt Cildinbii it. T J till N O N J 1 1 .7A V L'T I U S K E 1 1 UNrAItALLULKD ATritACTlO.V. Crf me do la Cr'aie of ri.usinso nioi'F.itTr. lo be told at auction by JOHNSON 4 Mll.LKi:. TUi:3IlAY, July II, brLF.M)incoLi,AVioNiFiii:F. KxcurtsioM train. (Irilnl t venth lleiimett Hand. fl Vil.LAai: (NOT FAIIMI LOTS. On ;r Jdcl ilreels, iltuatrd on .1 .MAICA AVKNUK. The cnnri end ol the accoiil'i e, iprulitly, arlitocratls and heaiitiltil VII.LAUK OF FLUS1IIN0. lllltr.K l:Ml.l't"iAl) l)F.I'OTA. tt in "ii'ifir he inlil at i o'clock I', M 1 1'K.tll T, .Inn 1 1 1 1 t nis so easy that alt tiuv niiichaao In tin-, le.it.lit ui n itrn. an 1 ail. N A ll'iMKOF TIIKIIt OWN. rir-emll. t. 1 Si-jt York Cltv Hall, and bslacont-i,ti..iib-a 1. 1, j ilie Mairopilti hr II IMILYTKAIS-t. IfSMXll FKOM M) A M. TILL M10NK11IT, tl u.tiui diuniut.tiiia le-s thau daily una on illy lion '-Cjri. H.l'SlllNll LAWN, t' e r i-'riv ti .e n I twine pin of t'.-eatyeof Wn Mur. d' Of I iio-v for t'.ie Oril lint if.reiai it 'i ic i in 1 1 1' 0 -en r'.'a--d I ai Ilie c.A u d-la 1; cnie 11 I luah nr property nurt nt sar 1. 'it. fur years been et,-eie o'l;h' by tperm tlor. b it tft" ow.lrs, fill, able to hoi 1 it. i-rcterrei.' to bide their tune, and for thr wi iiht ol the lotetv itllire. deal directly with tlio ptiolic an l tr a jw mfer 301 Lois, in 1 1 Hi 10 suit, wiih tnilree ttiineeinai this tt TIIK VI. KY INKsTslTllUltllAN I'ltOP TITY so nr ir tiu o.iiiuoi cyutre of New Yor. mat hai evr h..t a tltl t-FM'tAl. r.VCUIlRlOV Til MS win leave via June ilip anu ..I it at ferries nl II o'clock noon. t'er 1 a .-a-) Mapt an. I frr t.caata i,t oince or JllllS..II A Mil. I. hi: J. Naiuasl .Saw Tork. tl I'IMtMKCIM'lt'r. ate n mrtiilon. djntirneil sale under the direction o! I.l OKNK t llllh. Ilereipt. I.'-O Hl.'ll.lll.Ml L018. Sileei'l 1 1 loi-ited In the villtces of Willi KX ION F.AM) FI.UhlilNO, a.:joimp the iniprovcmentt if Poopenhuaen. IieVe 10 Th- cttal- ol DAMKL II lUOlNb, deceased, conipiiatnj the ce.ehrlted HIUOINK NtlltiPTIIKJ." Ttc On avenue and l.uulevsrdi loconteel the vll. I-S. f Flu.i.ln. and Whiieatono will tn.eraeit the i.ru-ierty. Al a icilon on me pr-nt'sea, 10 he sold lo the lilarli r mlder wiihou' leiervo, by hliWAUl) A. LA. He. ('K. anclioiieer. on WnilVK-HSY.Jl'LY ll.t'Tt. AT 15 O'CLOCK. NOON. Tntt proper!) potteiiej niequalled advantaxet, he n at o it it-n mm iii-s' ttalk, and neirly equldntnt iroin tt.. I'lusilntr. va.letone. at t Collexo 1'olnt ilero't ot the r ititlilni and Nona i-Ue llallroad, with fori, lottr dail) trains to and from New York rannlnc t me, taeniv mintil'-a lo Hunter' I'oinl Flmhlnir Is onysevei mil'-1 trmn Ith it ferry, ny Jacason av., winch is n l-ie leal tn the iricit tuttioool.i. The neaiea anoiirh or Netv York, rapidly iniprovinc and iiiot k-cri.thir. poiH'talri; unrlvallel railroad lacilh tie at a I hniirt nl t-ie .lir -tt 1 niriit The best poasi. Ii c tnveitii.eut fur home. cad purpoaos and ipecuta I. on 1 -1. tttihui lite teach of buyers of the mutt IP n rt in -m For mapi an I pa-iienlan apply to DAMKL t. llltxil.Nst, VI 1 ortltndi tt. in the ba'ement. Ili'.N.I W DUW.NIM). Flt-intnR, and Wll (l.llltjOIN.i. on the premises I AllAlA 1,(7'1ASMT(!IATI(IN" .7 J llltA.M) H!hh KXl't'l'.SIDN' AMI COLLATION, MONDAY. Jl LY 10. 171. Tne lots brloocir.- to this Association are wllhont Cl I LA I'L't T" A N I) 1IMT ItVKIt OFFFIIF.D ON TIIK l'Ol'I'l.Alt lid tlliMlll.Y I'LAN. nut few remain untola. and tnese by order of the ownrrs will poiitlrely be cloieo out dnimi me month ol July. TIIK JAMAICA LOT ASSOCIATION has been the crealeat success of the period. Ilaodiedi ot lots hive already hern deeded and paid for, and the prraaot month will afford the only opportunity to pur chase in this dairanie loca liv. Irain w.ll leave foolofxouth lihth street, Wlllisms buriih, at 10 o'clock. Free ilc-eis tan be had of the azent brlore the can leave, or ot JOHNMIN A MILLKIt. 13 NASSAU ST. TII' ANI" THINK. H HOtVEAIiYTO I'ltOCUHE CilRAl' IIOMK. Only 103 ol ihectievesl an) be t lots In Iirooklyn. lefi. l uce ti'tt 10 ll.iOC Neil and c.inifoitahle lionaea put np 00 any plan delred, The whole to be paid by iniinthtr payiui-itis of ab iut the tame amouot you are 1 ow ptyli.K for rnl ot'y II Oil caih regu red. Tno new terry 10 llattery from Ih.s pronany will Print: it wiihlt twelve n.lnolea ot New York, and double the prettr.t value of tneie loll. Anply to JOHN I". MiiliiilS Sl Montaiueii., or t) It. II. KINNKY. cor. ssttt it. and 3.1 av. Ilroaalvn. 0O:e open every day and evonnsi and Sundays, Xll"r"A'''"!"'lal,'a'Kt-t,?a '.'lli' A lllcki it Urnoklyn, lor siet alio nui. !H0?.O on Tiffany idsc. mitt tie od for cith. Apply 10 or ad drc.t FilTIIKTtll 4 HMISKN. l.OJo: 3d av. nir.lt I CAN II il.lt KtTKAir I'MUN.-A l ip endid plot ol 1 lot lor J.i, extia line I -cv Hon, liui ustt thiqmrte-lv Iiiquliu of Mr. DA), Uth st J nv Hrouaivn, alter 3 1'. (1. A- PLOTotst in SOD low priced lots, near depots on on two rauroatt. sni llroa I war. room 6. IAllKlts,-il..'O0 will buy 3 t .rr I'lnlsdrlpnia Mini., ai'.ie Pui. locution lor ha'.erv l.'OI ctlh. I10j quarterly till aid. Inquire ol Mr. DAY 311 3d av. near 11th it Ur mklvn, a vim noin. t III KA I 4'IIT'I' 111 I'.al Wlntlild. I.. Ii raiU VM. V iiui.ulc iiiouthly Inquire of Dr. lIUIil'IIY.al the tlepnt I". tMfsA l,1.- Mr. 1 uiyn ci'vlutt oa aid near the liroanvta), I ult. in and All tulli- ay. railroad lines street paved ant ante..- pipe hid terms esty, A 2 storv an I ha em nt ho ue. 1.0 ir Fulton av., 31.V). A UOUaOOO CI'SII li-'') al l,-O0. llnKCKKi, Ml Jtronnin ai.. New York. I Jll II SA I.K cheap 10 ai res o( land near hiewart'a l.nr ir.l 1, iu I. and, nut i.inirianro for a huardi.ie tuiii'i. rti' aii.il itoo mrn employed antno himiea lo let. on.r f.U pr uct,'. Apply at Ul Kid. Ild est roumt lll. FOS1 Kit. 17ltt IT urm at a hara-iin Tf acrev 33 milot from New York t alio U aric huh eround. kooJ soil, vericieip. f II QI.IVI-.lt. Ueekman at. n(H!sl'. NII l.tIT with Hie tirrnllnre. at Win O.11I.L I. tor aalo cheap. Icq Jlle of lilt. MUH I'llY. at the drpol Jot Jinlt nnb lo Stt. ASTOIt i:. with nparlmrnta. to let at 131 a month hi 170 Muiiierry st., bet. llrootie and Urand ill. I'I N K Sit) It it nud back roomi rem. llOt seco it 'tU.or, til tliird Moor, H MINIill ft I'l.ACli, F.ast New otk. or 111 Urand st.. New York. 1IIOIO7KA"l,fl UA'M.KIIYi noith liitntT recei thin aud llvin: room, 10 lei 1 ettahllthal two Ie ir t rent t0 pir month 1 crowded thoroughfare, tqiilre m the drua alore 6J3 Orand it., Wtlliainbur.h, RIM) lis and itoraiio lei at IX to 110 monthly 1 3 to a rooms each new double houses t by (IKO, CKA MONO, urorer IX tUiat teih it., near Hilt ay. rp() i.ttT. Aimall offlce to lei in the second itory oftlieSnn Uulldlni. Apply In the l'ubllcatlon offlce, corner Nasiau an I Frankfort it. fllOSKI.I.or lel-Hleant coltare II I Kasl UStnal.t I. price only 18000 easy termt t ad Iniproremenia t to rooms t tu m order. Call on owntr. Ji3 Kail licit) st VV OiTuHliill'M 10 let aTtll West V7th' si. 'I wo 1 1 floors 0110 vix ar.il one 13x31 fei t trood llfiht t steam power II required. Iuqulrc on prtmlioi. flottu. sjONTlNUNTA I IKITHI., LONO tlllANCII, W. II. U01I1I0WH, l.ale of Kyerett House, New Tork. CUIIII'I'.lt COTTACIK upposite the depot, Long lliauclit house (lrsi cluist term reasonable. 0. F. UK S DI1ICK3DN 1'ioprletor. HOTKI. IlltVIIS, III lllet ckerVi.. near Inoadway, on the Huiopoan plaut lodeioc, fiOc. to ft 1 by the week, II 10 ti, 3orts nnf ftmiit?ti tAltltlAdltS, ll.rness, Baddfee. AUhana, Sheets, V.J- Nen, Ao JOIINBTON A VAN TAftHKLL. M Liberty t.. rhallenne tna world lo comneto with them las price, itllr. 01 nualily. He suie to klve tbero a call bclote yon purcua'o. l.iOll HA I li at llliilt UridoTen cood TallToad JMioises an carls H. IIIlOUOll 10N AAi'lVu'ff VUV VA1111 tti,tt- rjltlE NEW YORK (.YltUtjCT nviLWAY COMl'Atti. DlItECTOrtf. ALIi!fCI T. flTIWlKT, A. Ol-ITlIttf., a William il. Twiid, Jodk Jacoa Aaroi, ArocaT DiLvoitT, PiTky D. Swixxr, Ciiablks A. LiH0.tr, l.xvi r. MOhTOX, JiuisF. D. Lamm, llcon Burnt, rhAJi.tlM Oanoon, Wilua-T, DLorHHtr, William Iirn.ir. In. set x. Hicuaid O'llonxi.t, Jtmx J.IlSADLr.T, .ion r, AAvaitsn, CitAttLii I.. Tin ixv. Ilatiar Hxiiii. William It. Trivi-.b", f.owaedU. v.'EsLir, Josiru SiLiavAtr, IIahtox MannLK, ItlCItAID II. COXKOLLT. JolIX TATLOt) JOlIMrtlf, ItlNltr lIlLTO.t. IIBNIIT HILTON.' Vrcihlent. I1U0II SM11II. Vlce-rrendent. W. rtUTLEIt DUNCAN. Treaiorar, EDTVAIll) r. DAKKKI1. Secretary. By authority of tne Board of Director! ot Tha New Totk Hallway Company, and la conformity with the tcrnii of the Act of Incorporation In that reipscl, the undenlfned CommUilonrrs on Slock Suhicnptloni Klve public notice for and on behalf of the Directors, and of inch Company, that Hooks of Bnbicrlplloa for the Capital Btoek thereof will be opened on Wednei day, the twenty elzhltt day of June Inttant, at the followlnr places In this cltv, tii.i At the r.anklni Home ot Duncan, Sbsrmio A Co., II Xasiau llrcct. At the DanVIng Home ol the Uank of the Metropolis, 31 Union square. The Company li anthoi lied to conitrnct two Viaduct Hallways or branchei throu.h the city of New Tork, on the catt and west ltdei thereof, Irom a common Martin, point at or near Chambers itteet, between Broadway and Chatham itrectt also acton Harlem liver and thtooih Weitclreicr countyi with power to bmlJ adlltlonal lines of railway or tiraaeiies froai time to time, la any part of the city or Wcitcheitcr county. The property acquired by the Compmy is exempted front taxci and aisusmenti dnrlns the period allowed far the final completion or the railway In the city. The Mayor, A'.dermen, and Commonalty of New Tork are aulhorixcJ and directed, with the approval ot the Commissioners of Lie Muling Fund, to mstcilbe for five lullllom of dollar lot the slock of the Company whenever one million of dollars there of bat been sobicrlbtd for by private partlei. Thli conditional amount of nock hai been wholly in'o scribed for and taken by the Directors of the Com. pony. On the completion of either ot the lines ot rail way to the Hoe ot iVcsicheiter county, the Supervisors ot that connty ate authorise! to luue the boadt ol tho county to ruch amount as the Supervisors shall dem expedient, to aid In the construction and cxlentloa ol the railway In anl throosh that county. For the proper equalisation of the Intersil of shareholders who may inbicrlbe and pay la moneys at different times, the Directors are anihorKed to tsiue scrip for Interest on such psymcntt, payable out ot the camlets. The terms of lubicrlptlon will be at lotlows; Tea rcrrent. of the amount ot itock mbicrlbed for to te paid In caili at the time of snbicrlptlon. The residue to he pall ai called for by the Board ol Direc tors opneotireof thirty days, but no call tt any one time 10 exceed ten per cent. Ecrlp for tntereit at the rate of icven percent, per annum wilt be lined by the Company payable out ot the first rarnln;s of the Hallway on all Installment! paid on Block subscribed for within thirty diys afte the Hubtcrlptlon Hooks shall be opened. The Company reserves the right to close the Sub tcrlpllon llooa-i at any time after the twenty ninth day of Julv.lSH. Ity order of the Hoar J of Director!, AI.HX. T. PTKWAIIT, Coinmisa'oneri on behalf JOHN J.M nil AtlOli, I.KVI T. MOIiro.N, ot the Company, Skw YonK. Jnne 10, 1371. nsiirnntt. IJMTKII STATI'.S 1 IIT2 INSUKANCK COMPANY, M. XI, 313, AND 161 UI'.OADWAY, Corner Warren st., New 1 ork. orriciEsi JOHN K. HE WITT 1'resltcnt. CHAH. It. I'KAflK (tpcrctary. WILLIAM I), WI111INU Actuary. NICHOLAS DK UHOOT Cashier. Notwithstanding the many complaints of (lulliieita which we have h'-ard on all 11 lea for Hie atx inunlha lust elapaod, we are harpy 10 state triat thisull and tried Company has siiown an artlviiy which has sur passed Itiett even In the days of lapld insmanco. tti poller rexuter shows an increase of risks tasen 10 r uiiruary over January n 50 per cent. March over.Ianua,y ni 03 ier cent, Apnl over .lanuarv ot ao tier cent, May over January ot lis) per cent. J0110 over .laiiuary of loo pi r rent The nnmner ol pollcle' taken for first six months of IS.I over correapoodiug period of 1410 I over 300 per cent t in amount Insured over S4) per cent 1 aud in amount cl premium nearly COO per anl. We veulure to say such succtss Is unexcelled In this Hoe of husine-a tmsvear, aod reflects (real oredll upon tho slnudioc of tne Company in lavoroftbii insuring puhliu .SUbibtiias. Ot'ricK i' tiik intkknation'ai in bUIIANI.K (-OMi'ANY. No 113 llroadway! ,'ew York, Juiv I, lint. The Hoard 01 Dhrctors of thu fomnauv have Hilt day declared a semi-aiiiiual Divl ilurid or Fiva I'anCrNT. tree from (Internment Tax. paiablcotiilcmaud, WM. J. Hl'llllKS. rlrcrelsi J3rnftssiorctl dmb I!ITIIIIK tlllltIt.-HAINiOW'rrneliif CuVo It liai loim piaciicali) proved unoquallodtor conilou main and day, durability, and cure. CU llroadway. corner of llleecker st, Sosl imb cfouni. )M1 HOOIl No. I9.IM on (Ireenwioh Havings JJJlanki nnderpieaio return it to in a luuk, 1t)ST-On Ihe morning ol the Itlt ofJury. a llxlu J tan teirier dog with a while hreait and oars loiiu answers to thenaine of lleppo. 13 win bo paia tn aur one who will return bun to if) Hudson si over llailet'i tenl'a furnlihlng noro. is'iV"iiank book No. VI 511. ol tho Union Dlmo i rlavlnaa Inilltnllon. Tho finder will pleaso riluru II 10 tne bank, ax) and 1CJH Canal st. loturu I r.T r,.ki 'Pookr-ontnlnlnir two return tickets 1J of the Inman Due, Any peraou rcturnlug them to 6u llowery will be rewerdod, SK ItK.VAItll.-Ixist.a shoo book In which muffs 1 and lininaa are rnlored, 'Ihe abovo reaard will In thankfully paid by returning aauu to A. Allll i. IIAMbOA. tTNoifolkii,. ad floor. A.Aiiiiv ftl fl UKWAItll. Loit.on the evening of JuW 4PJ.U t.ablecLend tan Hpanlsh dog 1 hai loll oat eye. I'leaae return aim lo ioQ West Mils it. r a Sabingi Sanki. n I N(l 110 S HQ HA RK MA V INttri H A N K, 23 Ablnjdon iquare and 8 8th ar, NOTICK TO DEPOSITOKS, Interest et the rate of II pr cent, per annum will be paid to depositors on and after .Inly M. Interest not withdrawn will be credited al a deposit, and bear Interest irom July I nrpoM't made on or before Joly 20 will draw lolereit from Julr I. internet commences on all inbiequnt deooilts from tho date oldeioilt asrrovlded or tne by-law. THOMAb MoLELLAND, l'reildent, Oxoaax W, Dnowx. rierrcitry KtHIAR F IIRtlWX, I via h,i,,i, .a Ji. reildentt. JOWIjIMI (1UEK.N MAV1NI1S IIA.MlT 83 nitOADWAT. f ami annnal Interest at the rate of m per cent, on all 1111.1 rntltlej theicto will be paid dcpoillori on and alter Jnlv m. Deposits 01 any sum from 10 centl to 110,000 will be received. nil per cel.t. Inl-reit. free of Uovernment 1st. Imcreat on new denositt loinmenc.r nnt of every month. IIF.NltV HMITII, I'leti'teni. WAI.TKH ItocilK, I v... i..,.,,!..., HI) WAHD HOdAN, f IC'1 r"'n'. Itrxvn E. Sttvira, Mecrelarv. lJllWKItY S7 VIMIS IIA Ml I luicresi will be paid 10 dctiosiiun at the rate of l.i percent, on all sutnt. Irom nve dollar! lo la 0 thou, rand dollar", and on "nms exceeding two thousand dollari flro cr cent, oimu luch excels of deposits acrccihly wllh the nruvKlona 01 the h)-lawi, and pay. aide on aid after Monday, July 17, 111. 1ne biuk will be open dally Irom ten o'clock In tho nmrntng 10 three o'clock tn the allern'.on, and will ronllnneopen nn Monda) until seven o'clock in the cvcuing, al IM llowery, THOMAS JKltnMIAH. l'lcsident. 0. II. COdOIStlALL, Mecietiry ClI.INTON SAVIMiS HANK, 111 Mil av. A seiul-aiinual dividend at tne rate ut 1 x percent, nrr annum will be paid on and after Jniy II, IS7I In. trrl will be ad ld to the acconnia, and ir not drawn will remain ns ortainj.1 depoiil from July 1. Monev de. posited on or before July will draw Iniereil from Juiv I. ALFIIKI) Mooillt, l'reildent. oklanpo V. tiuiTir. becrciary. JJI1 al'.IJjj, bavisob HANK, a"et an a, canal St. A8SKT8. IJS10.M.11. Inter 1 it for the a months and! months ending Jnne fx), at rate of 81 X I'KH CKNT. per annum, on all itimi entitled theieto, wl.l be paid nn and after Juiv tt. Deposits ou or before July to will bear Interest from Joly I. Interest not withdrawn will be credited as a deposit, and bear interest (torn Jnly 1. Hank book! In Koclun, French, an t Herman. JOHN MoLKAN, l'reildent. W H "mNT,A)CK.(v' ',fM'd'l Tnto. S, ARMOUR, Bee. 0. B. Lllarl.t. Treasurer. T.itv nnt:ii ha vinijs iia.nk, if 41 nud M3 Kast Ith St.. near Av. 11. From the 1st of July, ihti, atd until lurther notice, interest at the following rales will bc paid tn deposit on: Blx percent per annum oa tunii of two thousand dollars and under. Five ner cent, per nnnnm on all suml over 11.000. lmertil psldou deposits m tde nn .Iniv rt, uu. ANDHJtW MILLS, President. Jamri Im Btrwart, Scrri'iury. L'i:iBiiiit7T vi mis iia n k !i corner uh av. aud Jd si. Open dally from 10 A. M to 3 P.M.. and on Monday. Vtedneiday, and Baturtar evening! Iron bine o'i loca. Money depoalted ox or nxroax J ult VO draws la teres! from JrLy I. Notick to DarotiTORa. The trnstees have declared a semi-annual dividend of 7 per cent, per annum on all "urns remaining- In bank Jnlv 1 that were depoalted on or before Jan. WO and April M. painble after Joly 11. WM. M, UlLKe), President. Isaac B. Harrrit. Secretary. 1ltVI.Ml SAVINls1,NsTITl,'TIO.N, M War ten si., Mw Yurr. June iT. It t. DIVIDKND. The nsutl seml-a'aual Iniereil. at the rale ot six per cent, uer annom. on all sums which have remained on drpo-lt 'or all or three montns, will be paid on and lMf:" not drawn will ho adJed to the prlnclnsl, and draw Interest fruoi July 1. Ilauk open daily Irom 10 A M. to 3 P.M. WALTKU 11. tONCKLIN. Pres. Vaxprriiilt I HtrxTtix, bee I-itVlNd SAVIN'tlS fN"STITI'TIIIN, w VvAuitKN tif.. ,m:w Vokk. MIX I'KIt I KSr IMF.HKSt' allowed on all sums. Deposits made on nr before Julr IM will draw interc.t Irom July I. Uank open aally I10111 10 A M. to 3 P. M. WALTI.lt W. CO.Nf KLIN, President. VaxDtRntLT I Hdxtox, tecntaiy. AI UTt'.ririlKN'"rTi'IT sAVINtlft IIA.NK. Ill enn lluilding, Ifio Nassau 11 New York. DlVIDKNl). A leinl-annual dividend at Ihe rate of eij per rent, per annum, on all sums ol 13 and npward which h .ve beeu on dcpo-lt PT one or motemonthi next rrtrnul to July 1, will be paid on anJ alter July SI. I "It INTKIIKSI not called for win remain ai prlnclpjl, and draw interett Irom Juiv 1. HANK OI'KN daiirfrniii 11 to 3i alio Mont ir ant Bsturday evenints, fro.n 4S to tW o'clock. Iniereit tonimenccs ou the 1st of cvciy month lollowtng the d -posit. CHAHLKB K. OHAIIAM, President. O II. lltXROtcr. hecreiarj MKTIl"lMM.IT.N SAVINIls IIANK, Not. I and 3 Ihlidav.. New York, opi osite Cooper Insillute. 1 niRTT-IIXTIt DlVIDRa-p. Hr direction of lha Irusieei of 1I1I1 Institution, the usual semi annual interest, ai the rate ni Six per Cent, per annum, w ill be paid on an t atter Julr 111, Isit. Alo. au KXTIIA DIVIDKND, at the rale of One per Cen'. per an.ium, from accumnlated rroflls, being tocrther ai the rate of BF.Vlt.N I'KIt CKNT. per annnm. riuieni$ not icilAiirdtcn tttlt btar Inlersii Irom J-WI. DKrosiTi Mini ox or nxronx tiir 10th nr Jolt, noil jioN'irei, will be allowed Interest Iron) the lit of Juiv. Dime ortx dally (Torn 10 A.M. to 1P.M., and on llONUATk and Friuats from 3 to 7 P. M MAAC T. BMHH.Preilcent. T. W. LtM.it, Becre'ary. M"" A N,t N4i,V7mV?fisrs Y,MSf ?H3 llnwery, near Houston it BIX percent. Interest paid on all sums from It to t lO.i.io, D-poeiu nude on or beloro July so will draw loterrat Irntn July 1, uprn dally irom 10 A. M.M3P. M., and on Mondays and Viedueideyifmm 10 to 7. AI.F11KI) T CONKLIN, l'reildent. IIrxrt C. Fiiurr, becreliry. VoTtTH KIVEIl MAVIN1S HANK, it Corner ath av. ami West 34in st. DIVIDKND -A SKMI ANNUAL DIVIDKND, at the rateof hlX PP.lt CKNT. per annom on ail sums from j 10 13.000. will be paid on and alter July 17. 171. MONKY DKI'OallKl) on or belore the Wih of July will draw INTIiltEST Irom July 1. HANK open daily Irom 11) A. M. to 3 P. M.. alto on MONDAY, WKDNKsDAY, and &ATUKUAY LVK-MNO-i irom It to 3 o'clock. JOJiNJIOllPKIt. Prei JAMES O. HF.NNF.TT. Bee. "VATIONAI HAVlNtlS IIANK, It liiK FRttiiUAn'a bAviaul axpTrcit COMraxr, iChaitercd by the (lovarnment or the Lnlted &ates), 1 tlLP.KCKKIt SI, NKW Y-OHK. A MTCIALTY made of allowing Intertat from date of 1 acn deposit nn lumi 01 ISO and npward, ALL DhPiiBllsare paiableou piiiaxd, with Inter est due. tendfor Circular. open dally from 0 A.M. to 3 P. and MONDAYS AND SAl't HD A Yd floui 'J A. M. to P. M JOHN J Zl'll.Lt:.Ca.thr. VI1IV Y'llltK SAVINtlS HANK, luav. cor i lllh at SIX PKH t'fc.M'. IMKriKr ailuwed on all sums Irom 93 10 lo 001. Deposits intdu on or belore July -JO will urnw interest Irom Jnlv I Asrcts, tltW.aiS Bori'lns. IIM.IHJI. It I KNTA I."S A V IN lis if A N K, l.tl IIHAMI bl lil-.V ATIIIIINK) AM) lilHOK Depoills liotnre July St will ataw luteiell as II II. ey hid bceu made In June ith 1 if if a vi:n r if"s vTSii? i;an k, X Corner 3d av. and vmii ii. Ntw lung June SO i7l. lNlEHHST .anil antin tl Inlrrcit at tho rot, of a 1 er cent, per ann uu on ail ,11ms from It In 13,000 will pu pal 1 oil nLO at er the third Mon lav In July llitrre! ni" he added lo accounts Jul) 1, and. If not drawn he ir Iniereil a new di'iKi.it. MX Pr.lt ULM IN rM(i:.t T PAID ON ALL BUMS FIlOM II TO I1.IM). Money ilrmwlted 00 nr biforo July 20 will draw In iereil fiom Jul) I Hank id cn dally from U A M.I0 3P M .anion Mon dat, INedocsilay, and eitturday earnings irom e to tl nvinptc. 1 II Ml. 'IP rilll.l. Actuary. W II 1 1 1 .1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 SA VI Nils HANK. 11 C'Tiirr ouih 3d and ttu ill., llrooitiyn, 1. D. tiate WI liams'jurgh). L 1. NOTK K Depositors aro hereby notined that a I'tnl-annual In. trrei', at tne rate ol BtX 1'Llt 1 K.N I per annum, on n I aiinia 1 1.1 und upwards, thai shall have been de Coslled .hree moiitlik on the 1st day of Juiv next, w,ll o paid to depositors ou and atler Monday, July 11. inli'r.-at not calli-d for w II tie pssird 10 the credit of depositors a principal, and diaw interest Irom Julr I. Deposits ina.te on in belore the 10th aay of July will draw intrust Irom the 1st. The Pank it open fur business dally (Sundays and holldaia excepted) from 10 A. M und' J I M and alio on Monday and Saturday nfirrt nonsfr "in I tn 7 n'rlook. (IKOIIUK llll'AKD, Preil'ieol William Wall 1 i.rril.i,Bl, NAiiiANirt. liamus, ii" 1 rc.iuenn. Baucxi. W IkPaiow becreisry. Ykst"sii)'i: saVimim hank, 11 IM 6TII AV IIM Wfcfc.N tllll AMI l.'TII STB. Open daily from 9 A. M tn 3 P M ant nt Monday, lYeJnetuay, and hatttrday eveninm from lo a. INI LIIF.oTai the rate of I'lX PLUCKS 1 per annum for Hie ut ux mntilhs will be pal 1 toueposiiors on und alter July 11 Mouey de. osiir 1 niw w.ll draw lu'rn-tl from July 1 1 A. t'ONKLINl). Pteauent Wm II. ALt.R.Serirtary. lints nnb iquois. II.H':NAUir5!,YV,.jgUO(,ABF.S. I. acn case 0 intuiiilng one bottle of (11.1) PALI. III! AN 111. I HOLLAND I, IS, OLD P.YK WHIHICKY, OLD PAI.Ii hill. ItltY. FIN 11 OLD POIir. I Ol.ll IKIt'llHON (lUiranierd Pure and of Ihe very beit quality. PIIILK BKVKN DOI.LAKS Sent by eiti fs 1.. o II.. or l'oi oillre 1 nl r. II HLNHKHSON. 13 Uroad au, hew 1 tirk Al.K AMI Pliltl lilt IlllltWFUS. BillCtaaors ol I. T IIKAI), Have conslantly nn hind n lull lupply of choice Pain and Amber Alri, llnrton and old stuc Alt'' a id Putin, lor ili'i'i'iii and city tne (ll'l'lt K. 4'0 fiAST UTH FT NKW YOHK. '.1. HTutnl .JiumimtiHi. A I1K UTI I'I' I, roionnntliuanof irla fur ll.'i, r ut V twtii oversliung, I'l'Mutc uiikt'i'a giiar.tiiloo, llcildence. lUllinl. BKAIITirtfl piano. 10 Bte111w.1v piano, set nt octuvc, aaciiflci luilitllmt'iil lakuii HIHIil.i:. M A uitv al hear llroajw av. IA IM' will tell. In" lhan fliO, a h inil-ouie piai.o, J Including siunl H 'I niril it near 4.1 av. NKW ('A III N It I' orni fir ule ul u low ngurrT all liiiiiiovi'iuetitat ,ie stops, knee eaelt, 4c. litll ut lit tve-l'lJ.li J IANOS, -Second liand planus of vurloila tintkrrs. i-iuiii riaiug iquari- unr li.-.itnd irraod lur ta. al low nritri h I'll I -K Kit' Nl 4 HON ,11 'mt llth 11 lie wi 011 Kroadtta) and oin av. I'l .111a to rent ilnt()t)ltt!. I KTn'lfti'l i?i'f'.'!t'.,,.,'.?',lr',f' niail'lnerr low itici, 1 IJ1UUU4UAI I bill Y.UllarcIa) sl.iworks.t'alorsoa, Jhitlltniioiw. 'JL'UK OHANtlK I'AUAWK, A TKIinlHI.E FICH1T EXl'F.CIF.I) ON TI1F. irrii op july. THE CATHOLICS FOHMINO MILITAHY OltOANIZATIDNS. TIIK 0RAN0EMF.N AIIMKO WITH 11RKKCH LOADi: .9. INTEHVIEW WITH TIIKOHAND MASTF.lt OF THE O1IAN0K LODOES OF IHE UNITED STATHd. WHAT THE CITV AUTIlOIUTIES AI'.F. DOINO. THE I-ULL PAiniCUI.AIW IN THE SUNDAY STAll lO-.MOimow. jPKOIAI. NOP I CP.. IN OttnXtt TO OI VE tluH CI.KIIKd A LITTLE HE CHEATION DURIN'H THh BUMM HI, MONT IIS. WF. PHOP09E CI.OSINO OtlHBToniT, IlltOAIIWA V AND TWENTIETH BTHKETAT O'CLOCK, ON TIIK SATUHDAY9 OF JULY AND AUIIU.tT. AND III: bl'ECTFl'I.LV ABK THE PUBLIC TO 1)0 I'llM't PHOPPINO III.FOIIE TIIATT1ME. 1 t.onn a TAYi.qit I A 111 Ks tnrban hats and travelling bonnets thli 1 day al 111 NNS'S millinery. Ml llroadway. up stairs. Ureal baigainti thU Is valuable. )on rfutllillllj. iVtlltNITIMtE, C'AKPKTaiT AT O'FAHItF.LLM, JOO HTIl AV,. COIINI'lt OF -mn r. PATMKN1B TAKEN WF.KLY Pit MONTHLY. IMIRNITI'llK. rart)jirand be.ltint ai very low 1 prices for raali, or oa weekly or monthly payments, or on exebante (or general nte -ciiandiie, at B, Al. COtTPKItrilW AII'J. 131 Clltth vtl It, INVAI.1I1S' travelllngchairs, from II to w, ror In and out-door me. Any one hat log nst of tha hands can propel and guldt one. Having no use ol Ihe hands any child of Ave yean nan ru'h a grown priin abont. Invalids' carrlatet la oruer. Talent Sedan carrying chairs. Slate your case, and "end "tamp for circular. BI'KPHEN W. KM I Til, Do William st,. N. Y. IV-IKIiY OK MOXTIILY I'A Y3I KNTS. 11 Carpets, furniture, bedding, afce.t pncei lower thin anr nouie in the city. any uou u 0KAJV CUKN INR II A M. 38i and On 3d av.. nearllthit. tl A II I'KTS, fnrnllurc, heddlic. mlrrora Ac cheap r lor cam, or wreklr nr mo-iinlv ntvmcnli taken. HKID A CO., :1 H0J1011 st New York. Ulisttllniuom. rpfu: (iitKiT hit op Tiir. Tpn:, JL OOD'3 I'OMlLNrlhD M)I)A WAT hll. FOII Illy. MILLION. This Is a Powder, ready sweetened and flavored, by theuieoi which every lutri, woman and child mar inaniiiaclure their own Buda Water In live seconds. It Is put up In ueal and portable form, may be carried anywhere, and used at will. FOII THA VI'Li.KHS It will be found n molt acreea bio and comforting comi antot For picnics and othtr parties It Is alwaj s ready aod cmv nient. Physicians will find ondftitcd eoda Water a grate, fnl relricerant In ull fevers, uicd either In solution or dry on the toncue, 1 ho value ol thli new and timely article Is vouched for v the U s Government (Li iteiv Patent). Ihe Med leal Faculty the editors and the people Bee circular. A nure, heaitbtut, and economical Bnda Water lor ail the people 1 o ir mono; let lln: 11 all try It price, S) cents per box. BOLD UY DIILUUIalB AND UHO Chita. WOOD 4 EONs. Prcnrlrton, H ehiuond, Va. W. It ft IIIF.FFF.I.IN CO Ocnetal Ageui. New York. 1)()sT O V I' ICE NOT ICK." he mails foi Kuro during the week citing htturilav, July it 171 wilt ctoie at tnis oniceon luesoay.ai io a. st.t on vteunes. day, at 12 M unlhuriday, nl 11 M 1 and on -ainrdar, at ?H A. M. 'ii JONia. Postmastrr. KA I I.KOA IIM. Working models of IheKlcta'ed Post llailtotd are now to le seen at Irt ttesi 31th st Come and see them, capedally you who are in fvor ofqnlck tranit. nnd let opposed to taxing the city tiny millions of dollari for benefit of t ie Via luct Co J. II NKWHICOIKIH. s"ll,l,IK'S (It I'.tllKI) COI'l'EKS. W3 to 5.T7 WaaMoglon IL KV ronrertinncr) 101 Coatham it., hetwwn Pearl t and Dnsne dea en Invited to call price low. HA K Kit's oven curing Wantet In purchase, set. juu-baud. Addicts J. P., pox in, hua oltlce. IO It SA l,K-1liree lame nice deer, two female aud inemale. Apply al 1!13 Forsyth it. .tttoit Jlotuts, fit s IV KtN II KlttaV.lt Audtoorer. sells this 1 day at IU4 o'clock, at 14 nowerr, lor account of whom It mar concern, 4 show cases anl nxturuinfa lanry guods note, viz 1 Clolhei, hslr and tnothbiushta, combs, pocket knives, rators, straps pcrtumcry. shirts, neckties, hosiery, 4c. Also a lot of Jewelry, gold and sliver watches. 3 sewing marhlnei. 4c. Ft U io BV rt 1 A V I' N' i; V. A u c 1 1 onee"r.omce 1 Cham L liera st will sell mi" day at 10 o'clock, the valua ble I ase. slock, and flxtuiti of the liquor itore 3t Cherrv 11 hogshrad of ale. Iiqnors. sttnt caiii, bar re s, 4c. t-ale positive la one or more lots, T Al fTION at nuihsf and M"adlson"nv.. Puolic Putinu. n bay mare, with one while foot, and star ou the forehead, all 0'ilock, Tuct Jay, July It. Copttturs(jifj Jlollttl. fllllK PA UTNKUSIllP of Klmmel 4 Porsiei. 1. eugravera and print pubilibera tut I 231 taual street has been dissolved by limitation, on Ihe 33d day of May. 171. Christopher Klmmel win co'leel all debt! doci and liquidate all claims again! the lttp firm. CillllblOl'HKKKIMMKL, IHOMAM FOHSTKH. Public JolittJ. ClOltl'OUATION NOTICK.-Public notice is hereby Riven to the owner or owners, occupant or occupants of all houses and lots, improved or unim proved lands affected thereby, that the following ai setsments have been completed, and are lodged in the office ol the Hoard of Auction for examination bv all persons Interested. via 1 lit, I- or laying IKIgtan pavemeat In Forty-flfth itreet from Foortu to Finn avenue. 3d. For laving llclglan pavement In andam itreet. from MAcdoucal to Oreeuwlch itreci. 3d. ror lailug llelgian pavemrnt In Yarlck itreet from Franklin to carmine itreet. Ith. For laving Itelclau psvi-nent In one llnndrel and Seventeenth itreet, irom Fontth avonue to Hai lent "aih! Tor laying Haitian pavement In Million avenue from Forti'tecond to Eighty. ilxlhalreet Cth. For rranlating aud tradiug Mith avenue, from One Hundred and lenth itie'l to Harlem liter 7th. For rrgulalutf in lgiadlug.curh ng and flagging Church itreet. from Fulton In Mortli street atn. For building ii'tici iu Ihui) .atxlli aircet, Iron Third 10 I.eiloziou avenue Viii For umldiiw icwer extension in Coileari itreet. between Monroe and I. rami street 10th Ft tut hline nan 1 on t u s iitttt tit or.itr of Funrlh nvenue and rut) ninth street llih For building httiuo.t the 11 iriii.'nt ror.ier of Fourth aveuuean I Fill) -Qlntti alr.-ri 'Ihe llnilis cnhrAt-cd I'T lucli a.e.ni"il incliid' all tho a -verai Lou.e an I til ol cioilua. vici..l iJts, Piece and pirci-la oflaud ,u lale.l oi Ut Itntn sides ol Forty tilth ainei trom Fiurth to Ma llion avenue to lite extent 01 lull tin oloc a o.ltne Ipletsrctliii street. 'd Hoiti sues ol Vatdsm street, from MtCilougal to (Ireenwicaalit'Ct lo the citeni ol lull th.' b.o.'k ou Hie midsection iireela not It ildcs of Varick (Heel, from Franklin 10 Cir mlue itreet, to the cxtuui of naif Iho block on t he mu t lecttng itrtcli 4th llolh sides ol One Hundred nnd Seventeenth atreet fruiii Fourth avenue to lit Ir 'l nv 1. tjlti.- et.eni ol halt the b.ockonlnterseritn.. stroel 3th. Hoih sites of Madu ui nve tne. irom rortv.ua. nnd 10 Mrlil) sixth meet, to the extent of half Ihe blncg nn tne Inlettpcling alreets. dih. Iloth sldra of sixth ave me, Irom Ote llunlrai nd Tenth nrecl to Harlem titer 10 tno extent 01 half the block on the inieraceiint itrt-ets. 1th lloili sidei of cum eh street, Irom Fulton lo Mor- "SthViioth iides ot Thirtieth street, from Third lo Lexington ntrnuc. Oth llotlt sides ol Corlcan street, from Monroe to lol'h The's'oiitherlv "Ideot Fllly-nlnth itreet. com mencing at 1 ourlli avenue and runnlu. 0 invny there Irom oue hundred and forty lei't. llln, Ihe block Ooiindel ur F.ny nlalh and Biitlrth ilreels. and Foiirlti and Lexington uveno.es. All pcriou wliotein'eretii .iro affei-ied ny tne above ntmed unt:manis, and wn a nr imposed to ihe n-ii, or "ither ol Ihem, are r qteii'd t nrp cm ih-lr tilde 11 lit 111 writing, to Kitliird 1 w "ed, I'liairin iii nl iv H01.nl nt A-aoaora, at tit -.r nlllc.'. No IJ 111 1111 in itreet. wltnln thirty it)s 11. IIXfuVTwV.K") IHOdAB 11 ABlilN1, MY HI MYKHS. FHtNCIS A BAND, Hoard Of Aalf MOtv Oflloeof ll.urdof Aasecsora, New Vora, July I nil. nKI'A KT.1I KNT Ol' IMMII.If! VOItUS. No llrnsttwa) t hangc ot Or.tdn I it ti ir notice li lirr.'li) gtren Hut propuatiion tor I'm following im pr jH'iiietila nro pe.i'llug beloro the Hoard of Aldermen nnd Atslttitut Aldi'lliieil, nr.: lot'lmiiin the grade of Fifty-fifth itreet Irom toe I'leit'tith ntcuue to tho New llouictard line oil the Btirili I iver. Mhim show lug the propostd chingc ol grade can be seen tt tin Dtipntmi'tit, room II. All peiMiiu iiiiori'aii'd In Ihe foregoing nirntmnod Chang ol grille mid .utvlng otijei t'nita tiieri'iu, hi" iu quested 10 pr-seni the saint', In wr,t ni. 10 iiiu 1111 1.. aiyucd al nils Hepai tun nl. or or helot e 1 v I (th da) of July I'lOAiuio. i. atcd New 1 nrk, June .To. ihi WILLI Ml M. I WhKll. CommiK. oner of Public Works, r?,sitoioan. VI'At'T.-l'rnf. MAUt leu the mind :U f rl sight. l.tilti'M und gems, couiiiit him lor rti i ihing, and h tie ood luck. Ho 1 aicieutille aiirol u', b.ii-mu lur aut-eoas 111 all buaini'si. anl a ipm-iy tu.trriige to t'letneyoit wih, llueneii, name, 111. 1 day. al lli.rd av.. hrlwi'cn lint nn I Uili ill o-lc loll 4 IIKI.AI III'. II. l,A,11IIi;il i'SON. i:l'r Clair, la lotuiii, may bo untaiilteil In dtae t-o husiuJa. luvi tir irutinle, tit her ollloo, IM (Ireeittmcli av be twee U'li nnd It 1 ttvs. rOOK 1 1 1: It i: I-No humbug -Mad. limt "teiiT lcii'iytliiiu,iitmebf oue vnu ntsriv nadol viiilur. raiiM's sieitiy nisri 'tgra, hilius loirther Urn a n-uj si'i araicd never lulls id iuei tniiiiuers. 13'j tvuti 111 st between Hi oa I wa nud Tit) a. Mlts, XVII, I, l, lnii.tiicas ami inrdiriii cairv u) Hill, ailnnidii- Ihe wot Id wl'h nei sup. nor k 'O le ikc ol rtrd le ling 'Irlla mur Hi 'Ugui- and ..i-i-r prei tlr-' mn l-Ki'.'l nv between HiUi and .1 It 11. 1 ic iae wait up w ithoul rtugiu.r MA O A ill I'OllTI'.lt, Beer's. I Ik lu'al It) the ti und 10 null 11 r I) r cie-ynlnL' 71 hi li t near llthsl ree.ole No gents. Luc .y nunib'-rs, MA IIA ill HP. (II A I ll.inr llr.il andhaMiii'isca r Vo)aol, ti1 tiaverlsy p ace, 4 doors weal olblii ay. Sitambo;ili nnb Uniltinbj. VltlK ItAII.YVA Y-THAIM l,I.AVIt "hEpfrT aJ.ot ot Uis.nojri aire", a it (jot ol iilsi a, 1 .liitoarliCxiI-n Train. I'lv.' C.iam'jj 1 11. st A.M, 11 O) a tn P M. anl ;oi p l Near and I'ji j t i-vcl Dranln;room Coanpa e ranv the 9W A. M. tra.n Ihroun I. jiiTim Btuprnilon Iliidje, ronnerting al Ilimeil t Ir vi i maiiniKce.ii l lviping Coaiiies .tinnlut t,n ,1111, i,, Cletelinl anl t inrlnniil. bleep ng Couli sr. ncconipaay 1113 11,00 A. H. tram Horn riiMoidtin. lis to llutriloi ihe 330 P. M. train f.om New York 10 Smnentlon ItruUe ami th-7 0) p, ttai0 V.., Y"tk lo llpiTaltv s-uipr ual'inntli.ne a nl 1 1 ,Iuda'I Aa lit) giant I rain 1 a s dt'iv ai 1 1 1 P M ""unl 1 A Fir Port Jen I. and vtav BIO A M and I 11 p i For Mldnlrtown nnd Way,ntl.3 M.3.U p it and.Siin,i.ittoniv,H:13,v n For otiivillpanil Way, at 'll.tn A. M Vr New em f.h add Way,at.'3 A.M., 31 j Vu'rFnffern anJ Way.SOoan'lillVjP. M I For Palerton and Wis, at t:. 10 0) A. M l I.4J 4 tio.s.13. a IS SI3P. M n I '11 M.uu'..! I n- llcneii'r. Hi Itdale and Bnrlng i.tlirv at S.M ,.M and Ul) jll. SO). Si) anl tt 4 p. M J Wcdnesdavsand datttrdayt only at III 00 Midnlht ror Plcrtti.'ht, Nyark- 1 aP uatt and War.atllla. M.l 1.30. tS.KI. I 13, tl.TO. 3.11 and tn.TOP. M..aal Wed. In a r.jt a.iu saturitats only 11100 Midnight. N II Traint leaving 1 htm vr Irp-'t oj even hotn 01 half hotira live KII Street Depot IHre-n mlnntri rsiliei tlin above lime. Lait boat from 131 nre;t Tlcirrti for paiiieeand for nparlmi'ota In driwiij. roi 111 nnd ilreplng coacht 1 1 an he oniaine 1 an I or le-i Itr the checking and tramler nf lagiai.-'"av hi lari nt the (.otnpnutM "fflci. ill. Irj. ami Vi' llroa t. war 1 Chtini)rs it t 31 tlreenwlr 1 Hi lorn-of MtU st, ni'1 31 nr.. Harlem; 1 (.mi'l it -e -t. Hrocktyni 101 llrnailtyav. tMiinntniirgli depotsl .it nf chambTa sr.. nn I icpi n t t NwYor a id lmi Duck drnoi, Jersey Cl y, and nl Iho agents al ttit Pi n-lpil I o'... I t Daily, t "or pier.nor.t and Nyaeir. 1 For Hae tentacle. I'ur llackiumck and llill.d lie o ily. 1 L, D. HI CKI I!, Mai n, WM. It IIViH,1 Oca'iBup't. nil. O I PattV A'L IONIl IHI. AM). II XI l.ll DM) ('II. J BlIMMKIl AIIHX.MlHMhNI'. On an.lallcrXicdi.cadsy. liny jl mi.irilniwl lletra Jart-s Blip ns lolluw i H A. M (ire-niiurl an I Ha; II iibor. H A. u Borthrn I an 1(11 'O or I O ill II A. M II rksrlile Way Trim. M-,'''i'niort anj Bar Harbor F.inieu. 4 till) P M., n vrn-ad Mpr i. 1 ItllOl' M., Norlhiiort nn tiilen iv.t P.xiireit. 1 41 P, M., Nortiipo l mil Ulrn Cov.' ttay liaiu. All Ira't contrrt at Hinnei'a wllh ll'timieil, Bundsy Kxciirslon Trains fur Hoslyn. oirn Cove. I fihl Xal'ev, llic sville lltinilnttot and Northpjtt. leare llonier1! Poln at A, XI an t f.P. XI. S." AI.ItANV AN'II TItOV DAY I.INp,- a Blramerat' VIIIIIXIIH anl DANIKt. IIHF.W, from X'cairv st. el MO A M Mill il. nl k:j un Jlmr at onlera, Tarr lown and Wat. 1 (hv ferryboat). i'o. ten. XVel Point. I ri.wall. Newhurgh. PnughLeei'. lie, Ithineheek.Caliklll.and Hudson, ooneelhu with evening trains lor the Veit for eharon Birinri ill trom New -nrkl and llingnsnitint It Harstota Bpnngs 113.50 Iron New York) Al llu liolor l,oin. on Spring., all ra'l. lolroy by iteatrbuttcill.'YLK.Il. QI'NIIAV nlOHNINII line to Pet. nil -Tha ij steamboat Antelope lavei every luornlit wlthtni eicepiiun: Harriaon at. at 3 o'cloct.landlt: at 31 1 si atS'i o'piuck. Ynnkeri, DoIi'ji Ferry fTarryinwi anl Nytek hy F"rrv). elnx smg, llttcratraw, (iraaty Point, aid Ver planck'a, N. H 1 arivtnw.i nmltted nn Sunday (JI'KA .11 IIOAT .11 A It Y I'll VV V.I, I. rmm Vniry O si nt3:sjp M, f.i Cnzens, XX t t Pnint. Lo ruwsil, Newbuctn, xnlton. Ponghkecpilc anl ItjO'liul. a '.ML1 -J Cxtnrstoiu. A I'l.KASXNT t NOAY V.XUI'ltSlOX to r llarlrm, Morn nils, Karl's I'ark aa I llig 1 Ur d:n Tnrnu&h 10 Ihjh Hndgefor fleet's, h'rjiner. M ,r. ilsmia and Mela lette I'ulto) 1'. pie eterv liter iroin PiU) A. M until 7 1. M.. Indlitj a Bin l .tc1 w ,v. coanei ling with ieimr.r Pope cclin ft Hl:n llridce. N. ll-Tnis li lit oaiv Hoe runtng from H.irlriii t j .h.h Hrlda-e for 3 ccnti lare. Far to liar lcm, llcc-ils, A sf'.NII,Y KX I' f 1 1 -1 0 V to 1 1 ti i.-ii an 1 Hint A. Bridge. itetuia. liar cm boat. 0 Ivan lllet. Hyi van Bire.im, ana filvau Oroie. wi'l mt.e 11 urlv aid hilt-iniirlr lrlD, InvinT Marl, -1 nt ft A M atllVek a'tp at S A M.i hilt hint li'.tv s diirl on at 7 I' M lull Ing nt llih each wtr Fate on similar 11 rents. I his is the n-ilv line that conmcn wllh boali lor lliiti Hrtdffr and Kingtoiloge. N'lliril AM) EAST HIVK1 ROUTE. North Hiver Line. 'leaimr Null WALK leave V.pt 10th si nt '.i- 'S, l.-.t. i ll: Pier 1 Norl 1 Mo re 1 11, t'-lt. x.lt I'lre I XI .rrlltl .10 I Mil nVlne FAST lilVhlt LINK. The Itriin-r N xi -H iN l -iva irh at a' :11 ll-M, IB in. i'p- llp H til' 1:10, Fallon Ferry, lliook lyn, at p. 11. and .1 o'riot k. O'aii.y h'xcv.i't sVTi fcoA si iti:t;ii. I. a II in 'A 1 tint 1 111. KI-I1IM1 flANK.i.-l)n a ,d afier 1 1'l.U) XY, June It. 111. the itevner llll'X'XN WI.NKI.I. sot i-iM()s. will leivc Peekillnal 7.13, Chrisior i rr 11 at M J3, an t Pier I N I! at V A. M. sclucner lliaj ml Cjiillon Ha-nl. Iia :s, line, and iefrchmenli oh h' itriL l.tllll TIIK I'lslllNII HANKS! -Hilly. Batur I1 days ec'p cl, iniiiiiien -dig in run tar, Jolt 2. Ihe l.ew and split did Magulii): sleaiuer KLI.A 1IANCOX rapt. L W Uitni willleer- Mb ra,l Hiver, at 7 A. M. t Peck Hl,i. iSV) hritiopher at,, -i:13: pier No I, North Hiver, t Morrlisl. Jeri'ri'liy, tils. Ilait. lines, and rcrr.-ihmenta nn hurl A cele brated brt's and catlltan Hand has been en:a;c.l tor the lialon. F ir II 1 ladies 31 cent. OXVKN ft PATHICK Ki:t:N XV. Mjtaiers. Cirt. JarkSlnimo Pint. John A l'.l. ttip't I.tlifrliKV. (old landing) and Pletsin' Valley -'Bteame.- rilOMAS K. IIULSK. dpt. (Iso ge Atnr(i, Initr ChrKtophcr s.. ,1 ill- at 10 A. M 1, SVf, an I 7H P Mir. t Lce.lH and lt;i A M. I ande1 P. l.t lan 1111: ut 31th st. on all but lite trip. lE(fri.AK HI NDXY SIlfltNlMl HIIAT It lor New ureh Cornwall,! o.d -iiriiu, West Point. Iuim 1 land, and Yo-ikeri -Hie lavorlte at.-iiiioost B'.KEPY H il.l.OW.t.ipl Jaines mit nit lctves Fni. tun F-rrv. Hi 111K yn ul a X M. i hr inpi-r it N II., Hi', Jim N. 1!., H o'clock A. M Faicfiirtueexcttr. Ion. II. ftlllK STTtX.llKIt" NEW'CH.XMI'ION. ("aid. O. I Adam will make her reinlar tn to 'h- Fi'hlnt Ilanka on Mtniday nil I Buiilar, letitig Pock ill al 7 13 t t'hrlti 'O cr ai. at Ml il'l-r I N. It., at'J. otn. oais, loan f "Hi a'.. K II. nt .i Puck slip. IV I'triito bhrr ar h 1 Pior I N It at 9. .Music, bills, lines, and telrei. in -nts on hitrti, II K HULXIK... M nicer "I Cortlandl at. Sliipping. YNCIIOIt I.I.Nal I'A-s.tAUK TIC'KKr-t, to and fiom any Hallway Station la Ureal rtrltala, Irs land Norway, Sweden, Denmark. Herman). Ilollanx, lieliifum. and tho United sttei, hy strainers ssilmx weekly foA,.,le)WKsr cnu,scr Also. Dr.it lotauy .;i0S 1 Howitng (ireen. OAI.'I IC l.l.DVI). I Fur bl KT I IN direct, touching at CHHISTIAN. bANl) ana tOl'KNIIAOKN Iu laud paiie!i;crs aud malls. 'Ihe flrit-claa Ir m steamslnii lll'MIlULl) I Ca t P. Iloran lot. will tail on Bstniday, July nt IP XI from Pier 11. North lliver. To lie followed hy Biramniip t IIXMi Ll.N, rant. F, Dre) er, ot 'I huridir, Aug. ii. Cabin I'atange, cold, Steerage gdl. 113. Freight lor Bl I'h I r 11111 Ittl and nt'ier liiti.orlint porit of Hie 11 til iu receivo 1 nn t tliruugli liula uf l.j'ttng il.-ccd. For 1 r-ighl or Pasin ani'lt 1 1 rVI.NDl 4 IIAMMKI.-iUKilO Agent t'tllce. 4) ihuaoway. A'ATIONAI. I, INK OI' STKA 11-11 IPs it TO LIV... 11)01. AM) U.hl.-alll''.v TIIF (U r. .S 111 mi, ti u-dav. Jillt al X. M, ITALY, llroga'i. Saturday, Juiy tx at I" M. 1 ah n naiiige Ill un 1 currency bleersgc 1.t i'-ri' u'r I'i eh 1. 1 ai. it -lie I ckeis Horn l.lterii"...,!i'ji,eiu-o tAindon'ie.rr. and (Lasgoiv, l.tl 1 irreo. v For itiither iiiiormation, tpi.lv at tin' (.oi"')ir olUcei Ullroadnir. V XV..I. 111'i.p I, Mi n r l.-'Olt (Jt'.KKNSTOH'V A N II I.l V KII FHI1L. I' I mn ui Line ll.i)i I Man sio.i'neri me a,'p nniedu Sill "a lo lows: 1 it y of llrutieis. Saturday, .lull a, nt 10 A. M. Beiue)., Ihuri.l iv, J ut t.i, a. i P. St. l Ol I iillilull. st u il 1. .1 1 i'i ai p. XI nnd earn aut reeding satur lay an i I nur.dsy. from Pier 13, North Hiver HAIKU OF P.XSSxOh PAVatlo 1.1 Hold, I Pivalile I H'urreney. FlRar I'AIIIN IIS -TKkkAOK Ill I'.usenters also forwarded 10 llatre. Ilauioiirg. Bwrdep, Nottra), nud Henmiik at tedurc I tai-i. llckrls can ho nought here nt mn ler.tte tales hy per-m-i- wiihmgi lend lor I'i rfe'ents. For In.ilier 111, nrniai ion npniv ai Hi t Conitianr'aofara. JOHN (1. D.XI.i:. Agi .it. 13 llrn.ilty.ty. New 1 ur. ()NI.Y l)llt't'T LINK TO I'ltANCL. -I 111. (lF.NEIlAI TrxVXTI.XNIII' CtiMI'XNY'S 11X11, H I KAMS1IIP-. IIP 1 WI'.l'A NKW Xl'ltlt AND IIAVIIK. CAI.l.l:.'. A r HUl.sT VII.I.K DH I'AHl. PKI1I.1I1K l.AFAYhl III. IXItO, 1 Al. LAIIKLNI', Vll.lh I'I HXVItK. Appotoitd lo sail on ciery alien, 1 1 1' irdi Pltlt I! OF PABsAllF. IN 1101.11 1 n' id m wiaek I'I IIM t'AHIS. 1110. hKC.INI) CMUN Mctirtiou Ilckets nt a ti-duciion 01 1 11 re-it For Height or I'ataagt 1111 ill ni lie mill ULOIIUK alAI KLS.U., 'd- 34 Iho.ido i N. W'lllTV. STAR I, INI'.. 11 i.eiwico Ai'.y Xork an t l.iienio"', i-illn? si I ort; harbor e tot wat New and mag 1.1I. rn' M-iowi bull 1 e.iusii pa. coinbiulngBAH. 1 pi', BH 1 llllll Piuingir arioiiiniodiii ir .all", Ol'KANIt t'npi '1 iioir.p.on. aa l mi Livi'M' ml '1 ai I0A. M.l ATI.ANIIC. ait. Xlurrn. AiaSul P. M balonn rate, 11. told: Fn-tiraon tl1 age Su, cureiii'Vi I'-r.i.tid f 111U. .11. IP1 al Wl lie Bill' Line oilli'.'a j. 11 bi'auks Aiirn'. u nr ''i"r CANillflllN(iO MM:. .I'l'.'r.. P it una, nnd haiito I) i iiiin 1 1 in-' mail ileamahin Pent 1 11. 1 lit I,' il" N.il h.iluiday, Jui) IVitt 1' l lor.ieui. wl "'""rl.l'I'oill. I.I1..IIW Us ,1 .'...-mo 1 'nay. 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