The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
July 21, 1871

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4 THffiTY-EIGnTH YEAR. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1871. PRICK TWO CENT3. t'KIYATK PKIOll'S FUNERAL. lKOIllKlt OF THE NINTH HOltNE 10 uuvla icy cr.MHTjsnr. I la ropln Hpeclacla In I'ourth Avannft Tb Theatrical Profession Testifying III Ttrcl-An InmeBin Train lo the Mcene Burlal-Th Missing Maelclaa. Yulerdey a third sacrifice to the brutal fury it iBildeced Dob mas offered op bjr the Ninth I ttxraent on the altar of American freedom. Aa I iirhj u 10 o'clock the Intensity of that American j (Mua which the riots of the Twelfth call.! forth teria to manifest Itself In the Katharine of respect sM dretied multltode-s alone Fourth avenue, near ptlrir; Church. Many were ladles. Aa the mln. cim asat by, th tuultituds Incresasd until the ilotwilks at lar aa tbe eye could reach upend down rare lined with a patient, sorrowful eiaemblace He Blrbteenth Ward police were tnere to preserve trier, bit their dalles were merely nomtnil. Tte rsmilni of poor Walter J, Prior had lain eitee hit deith In Merrll'l undettsker's establub oeal In hlilh avenue. At It o'clock thev arrived 14 me clutch In n hearse drawn by four crir horses 111 lopped by i oddli r b'ack and white plumee. Tbr were enclosed In a rich rosewood eoiket, lined I wilt while satin, and alniltar In all respecla t'i those Is which his comrades rage and Wratt wera bnrled as Bondiy lait, A silken American Sac reposed or, III lid. It wss taken Into the vestibule ol tbe elordi end opened. Inside wss an oval silver plate, bearing the Inscription! ......(MM... .It, 11. 1 WsltrJ Prior J D.ed July 17 j. Aged 31 seers. 5 till....,..,,...!..,. The oesd hero wss dressed In the full unllorm of hts regimen', with while psnUoons, white cot. toe lores, white silk s'ocklngs. and patent i letlber otlpper. Hit left arm lay across his breest, 1 sad his right hand touched the peek of his regl I raestsl shsko. His coun'enance was peaceful, but E wis slightly discolored. i The lesrse wss quickly followed br a number of tarrlsgei Dlled with Private Prior's relallvea and trteodt and tbe members of the theairloal Drofes M use, msny of whom attended. Thru entered the church and took their places In the pews reserved for them on the right of the middle aisle. In front, sad all alllred In the deepest mourning, were young Pnor's fslher, mother, sister, ana youngtr brother, sal ether nesr relstlvee. Poor Mrs. Prior seemed IWrty overcome by ler tool. She was even Inca pable of holding up Ler head, and had to be sup port i ou either side and vigorously finned to pre via! her Irotn fslnllcg awsy sltccettirr. Among too who occupied pews behind were O. L. Fox, Loolti Mocre, Merle rales. John V'ncent, Frank Mordnnt, Nelile Younr, Mrs. Claude Hamilton, f. U F i .urgb, Miss lrlce, Ilarrr Joeeple, and many olliers a Titinrtr rsox ms a r tonus. M the end of tbe middle aisle. Just In front of the ebiacel, was the raised catafa.'quo covered with a pall of hlsck velrot. At lis hesd w.s a pyramid composed of a wblto regimental flat, siirraooiited bj a croM of tuberose abuve a wreath of Immor tals iurr inuditg a photograph of young Prior. A I card etltetieJ to this showed it lo be ti e tlltol It. A. Ll and employees, the flrm with which tbe ds ad hero wss connected during the list eight icars of his life. Another floral croes lay on the tell ol tie piran-ld, snd another floral wreath on the right. It wis Dearly 1 o'clock when the eonorout notes ef the s 'leniu Dead Mucii announced too arris, si o" Us mlitt.iry cortege. They came down Twentj scsJ street, snd were headed by two plaloona ol Slice, made up of Ave men from each precinct, un rc ramana of Capta. Copel.nd, McUcrmott, Uur dis, sad Cimeron. Company U of the btveot)- 6114, Oct. Dutch, followed. Then a dozen mem trs of the Twent, second, without arms, and l&en tte Ninth, headed by their snpeib band, pirad lag shout 250 men. Another detachment of ponce closed the pace.nl. TLe military Died Into the taurch with Ihelr bayonetteit musketa und took aeats along the aloles. Ibe sympitl llinr mulLtude Kursi flr sud filled the side aisles and tnr or.n I3H. Ths vaet church was crowded to repletion. TUB FALL 111IIKS railed the casket and tenderly bore It up the aisle Ihey were members of tne dead man's company m. P' A1'), and their names are Harry S. Dunn, A, A. fknooomiter, W, J. main. L. S. lllack, lliomas i tfil.on. Jr., and Henry W. Kelly. Aa llisy deposited the coffln on the catafalque tne topmost cross ol mir was thrown down by the shock and at the asms moment a sorrowful wall arose from Prior's neart'broksn mother and tbe women In tbe cnurch tabbed sudibly. Above the sooad now arose the voice of Chaplain Plag reciting tbe Eplicopal ser e-fce for the burial ol the dead as he walked slowly pt the aisle. Arriving at the chancel heatrpcel pehtua the Bible desk and continued the aervlce, the congregation rcept-ndlng aloud. This basing ben concluded. Hie Riv. Mr. FUre read Irom the Holy Itook, beglnntnc ai ne i Uth verse 151 h chsptir ol tit, Paul's Epiitls to the !jnatliun, and preiched the luneral serman. Aller the sermon, Mr. Flagg gare out the 135th fir mn. When those we love sie inslcbed awsy lly Death's resistless baud, Our Leant the mournful tribute py 'that friendship must acmand. Rut on account of the latenera of ths bout It was not song. The cofiln was then csrrled to the vestibule snd openod, snd ti e congregation were permitted lo de Sis dawn ibe centre aisle of the church and take a LAST LOOK Or WI RIUA1XS whit pining out. The relatives came last. As soon st Prior's poor mother caught a elance at her ,noy alio burst out Into the tnusttorrowiul nalllnts, .Throw lug herself upou tbe cofnn, shu cried. In her atonjr, Oh I my darling, my roor darling I" Hl.e wis bnally removed by her Irlends and Immediately fill Into a fainting fit, from which she was wiln difficulty recovered. Private I rlor'a sister sobbed (oheminlly. Wl en chldtd by her fslher, she could oiily answer, "Oh I 1 CJii't htlp II; my brother I t Oh I my brother I" Everybody was in tears, Ihe paimul spell woien b this eld scene wss I suddenly broken by the solemn notes of ths band, I Mitioned lu Iront of the church, BALOTINO Tni DIAD tOLDIISS as the coffln was borne oot lo ihe hearie. The pageant quickly rc-oiiui-d In t.ie eume order In winch it i.id tome, Ibe l.e.rse following tbe bind and ths carriares bringing up the rtar. It marched tp Tvenly-lourlh sine, to Firth avenue, and up riflh avenue to Korti.uflh street, down whlc I it .tamed into the 11 rleru depot. Tne s.dewalka tlwii the entire route were covervd with eight' eerv, among them oHnz many thieves who had allied Ibe opportunity in ply their neiarloui ro TodHon. Ihe recession, police, and allloardida apeclal Irsin and itarUil wli.oul accident. Au 1 in. oieni hut ordeily multitude w.looesed their de. parture. Trie train stopped at the entr nee to the beautlfnl I eeuietvry, aid eteilxdy a.l.hled. Trie do On was tia.en out of tne bgsa' e c-.r in which it h.d been derHa.ted and trsnsierred to a heirae In waiting, and carriages were proilded lor the bereaved rela tives. The procession then re-formol, and touk up Its line ol ni irch alonx Ihe winding roods and u d r (the lea.y Here, and uj.i the green cad hills und Ucl J lounuins ol Woo I wn, im wooolawm cimiiar A lirfe siemcligu of country folks on fiot and Isciirutes attuned the arrival of the cortege aid M owtiil them reiieciruli) ua they kept ou their way to the grave. I uii he corny vaults auj tomb Hones ui i' anvof Ntw Vork a moat respected tltl ans, iat the flower torered mound whli h marks III lit ng sl.ci' ol Auuural F.rracut, went Ihe soiling. ..nil the ieaiM anj Ihe bereaved f.mil), oslil .it ngtn on loi. slope ol Tower HIil two newly 1'KMM ii ojnds, n heap ot sand, arid a i.ew undo gra.ahir.t upon 11 e vio irom a turn In the load, ind iiiuikea lie plot of the Nlulh Jterliucnt. I r.o- opting placu n lo Ihe leltoi thoaool My it ik 00 11,0 lln ul at h" ,MA 01 Or liec ttiiicu growa ilone upon the regimental ruo'l Tin. Ninth nut dnwn up In line to the aouth of "je gran., ai.it il.u police and the Hovcuj nl-Ih J' .g la hi road which runs In flint ol It, Tub lO'cuiors clustered a loulerertwhair else. tue rmixu ranvr Jook ilia r atlona to the east of Ihe rravo facing "i I i. r w ne al.u meinhera of the dead man'. Ban an I ti elr u .m are coroonl A.eisuder "i'.ei.a lilvali Wiil.ain Kni. Jr. Un.lam ''at."" Mitiuwan, Allien Heeling, k r.d. Dickie Wal.rr W. II raer, "j Wi.ua ii I rm ,ir. Ihsiolatlves urnviHl Uil fh J""," r fates behind Ihe crave They biiro "isuiaeivo, ilriulr throughout etceot lor ti e ceuse fii.i 7?" pin ul women Major Mclean ol the ,'Ul,d catio utou Ihe gtound wiln anoihir aarrinKof choc, fluuns from his residence lu the auhli iriin ul. The f.,mn laiinz been boted uo and lild on cron i.trH1 Vo V Jia Vil,U steppoii lor "I'll snd re ul tu sgnvicK rou Tna naAn. Ihe whole u.emhlage uncovered, The coffln Ii'.'": i"'".' '"d .Mrs Pnur burst out :tito uu a m 4 ,U rl ut d.uipe and. Tbrte limes eirii w,.d,'',;1 V.'"" nr 'dm. I"e 1 V'""1 thrown In. tie bind pla)eal a dirge and tne ,,cc. s.i, n Plumed lo I In. city. allLa .M.V","1 hai.dwhow. not preient It -.J .?.Vt'' ,l"y ""r 11,11 K'Jav I n su..i, ',0'" lake p.it In im figeiot oier tne r.manu ol pnge tnd Willi, when lu bsl.wsy nVan "'k" w RSi. m ,t',"el. Vou aie one of the u.oo y iM&H.l.'i ."'"t. U'.m bliw witS some evasav Hill hu slues heea wnflnid to his bed. and Mi physician nn It will be soma dsja before I he can recover, I ItrjOlVINt) Iff CANADA. Ueffmnn to bar a ftlonnmenl, even Ibeugh He IMd let In One J)aT l,al, ToaOHTO, July 40. At a special meeting of ths Loiel Orsnge District Lodge of Toronto, resolu tions were pissed expressing the gratification felt by the Orangemen bars, that In aplte of the danger which Ihe Oraatemen of Mew York bad been ex. posed to, they atlll remained fsltbful to the old cry of "No surrender." 11 waa also resolved Ihit a committee be ippolnl ed to draft an addreia to Ills Eicellency, the Gov ernor of the Stste of New York, and another to Ihe braie Orangemen of the city of New York, eiprei site of the feelings of thia meeting, us set forth In the preceding resolutions and that when Slid ad dreia and resolutions snsll be rrepsred snd engross ed, they be presented by a deputation lo bs chosen by the said committee. It was furtner resolved thit subscriptions be Im mediately entered Into by all classes of people for Ihe purpose of erecting In this city sn Orsage hsll, to be called "The llolaaan Commsmoratlon Hill,' In which tbe lodgce of tne city may meet and anno' ally commemorate the noble asssrtlon of Ireedore on this continent, on the rime momorable day In 1871, as It wss received In Kurope In 1M9 by our forefstuers al the Dome, Concerts, excursions, Ac, are also to be given to raise fundi for the above otjecl. JtESVl.lS OF 711 K MOT Itevrwrd far tbe Pollce-ilO.000 fer the Wounded Pelleemen. The Hod. llcnrj Smith, President of the Hoard of Po I 'e, yesterday recehed the lollowlng commu nication Orrtoa or thi Ittor ItiLiar Fi kd. I Naw Yoag Jnly .ti, isll f flat The warm commendations ol all cla.sts of our citiieni. and Dy tbe nuoiic pren of ths coodcel o' te police during ihe late riot, the official wecof union of metr icaoluie action by tbe Governor of trie tate and by the Mavoi of ins cur, alien tbe great tervice they bsve agate rendered In the defence of law and the maintenance or tbe nubile peace Mid wblie tbe under llgnd most rordia.fy unite In the praise so Josile be stowed on ihe police. It I. thslr further agreeable untr, aa Trn.ieea of the Kiot Heller Fund of 13. to minister to inch mrmuvrs of tbe lorue aa hare been injured in tbe late disturbance. They accordingly cnclote a cheek for 110.000. and re oueet that yon will cause to be distributed lo tbe fol lowing wounded policemen Ibe sums opposite their several names Ibe eleteiscstlon has been made with reference to rank, and from autnentie information in respect lo the fravliy of the injuries received l apt. llion, TMitv-eccond Precinct tO0 Capt. lledden. Fifteenth Precinct. hm berceani YVbitcoinb, lneteenth Precinct in bergeant McCullough.Twentietn iteunct sa Sergeant James. Twentieth Precinct Si ISergsant Ilsvens, Tnlrty secood Precinct la rATROLUXK, nsji CLASS. Pstrolmsn Torbush, Thiriy srcona Preclncl.,,, Sc Patrolman Juice, Thirteenlb I'rcclnct ISO 1'atrilman Ms her, thirteenth Preclncl tv Pstrolman Covert, Futeentn i'rcclnct..., too rATSOLKIK, (gCOKD CLASS. Pitrolrasn Phtlllpi. Nineteenth rreclnct 971 PatroH.an linon, Nlneieeolh Precinct f-"-) PatrolmsnConstanle, t'wentlethl'rtcinct svi Patiolman liurphy, lweuty second Precinct.. 8M Patrolman tiiirrr tweniy elenth I'rerinci roo Patrolman McKenzle,Twentya,nthPreclnct,... Uo rATHOLMgir, TU1RO CLASS, Patrrlman O'Connor, Thirteenth Freelnct ?H Patrolman Mci.rslb. Firn I'recmci Patroimitu Douencriy. Flul rreclnct vco Patrolman 8et.cc. eir.i I'rrcinci yrw Pairo:mau Mri'hutt. Fifteenth Precinct. v rstrulnitnLindrn, htxteenti. Precinct '.it) Patrolmen 1 Ting Twentieth Precinct ton Patrolman Uormsn lwenty-icventli Piecluct.. 7.0 I'atio'mtn Ifamill. Twenty-teveata Preclncl.... 7iX) Patrol nan Cnrilirwenti.nlnin 1-rrcinit ?oo I'atrulman Ilonb.Thlrtv fltn Fieclnci J o ratro.mao Courtaey.Thlrty.iecond I'rcclnct... SCO Total. 1 10.000 Itrspectlnlly youri. I.KONAlll) VS. jtliO.Mfc, TV.n.VKKMILYE, lbAAL 1 KLL, BHhlTtlll) K.NAP. Committee of lllot Iltllef Fund. To Ihe Hon llsxnr Suitu, Prrildeni, Ac. Ia .llnyor O. Aker Hall Ilunnlng ibe Doard of Aealetant Aldermen f The Aaslstant Aldermen have held several cau cuses tLls week, and mads as many attempts to secure a quorum, wltLout success. Yesterday, how ever, the requisite number assembled In Ibe office of the Hon. Wm. Mslouj, the Clerk of the Hoard, and In a few mlnulca afterward they held a meeting In their chamber. Assistant Alderman lloblnson was the first to move the machinery of municipal legis lation. He tud spoken to every member of tbe necessity of either rrgolstlng or forbidding public precessions, and they, eacb and ail, agreed that something should be done. Mr. Itobtnson subse qusnlly prepared a resolution, aa follows; 'AMrrf, lhal a special committee of five mem bera of this Board be appointed lo draft and report aa ordinance to define and regulate tbe nse ot tbe streets, avenues, rosus, and public place of this city for the purpose of publio processions other then funeral cor Usee, and pageantry other than of military QraanlieJ In itirruaace vftkt to lei of (All matt." The 1 titer cliuie.w bother Intended or not, subjects Federal troops to the control of tbe local anuort ties. It Is understood thst tbe Assistant Aldermen are a unit on the proposal to forbid all processions In the streets. Sloant Hlnal llespllnl. Charlet A. Kattenbeck died last night about 0 o'clock. Mr. Kattenbeck was a notary public, and resided at M,V Attorney itreet. He was a nstlve of Oermsny, and 39 yeara old. On the day of tbe riot lie went to Thirtieth atreel and Elthtb avenue to draw a deed for a gentle-nan, and left about 3 o'clock to rciurn home. Nearlng Twenty, alxth street, lie saw the crowd on the avenue, and turned up Twenty. sixth street to avoid them. He had proceeded but a short distance ween tbe (ler mm regiment opened fire on the rioters. Mr. Kat tenbeck received three balls, one In each arm. and one In the bark. He had been married but a rhort time, and during bis Illness Ills young wl e waa con atantlr at his aide. Patrick Held, who was shot through the lungs by a mlnnle bsll which hsd first fussed through tbe shoulder of little Willie Warner, i sinking, snd cannot possibly survive Willie Warner, although grievously wounded. Is doing wep, and In a lair way of recovery. Tne rcat of the wounded are doing well. Tbe Ilurlul f Young Stanton. Owen Stanton, another victim of tbe 12th of Jul)-, was burled yeiterdsy from the residence or lilt father, 80S F.ait Twenty-fourth street, Stanton died In liellevue Hospital on Tuesday laat. Little alary Ann Stanton, sitter of the drcessed youth, who so tenderly cared for tbe sufferer while In liellevue, set st the foot of Ihe coffin deeply affect ed. The room In which the body lay wss crowded with mourners. The ei.fBn was of stained rose, wood, handsomely mounted with diamond ebsped nsili snd sliver handle., Ihe latter made In the form of a iron pendent, lie rlste bore the following inscription! "Owen fetanton, died Ju'y 18, loll, seed 13 years." the feulurrs were well preserved. The body was dressed In white linen. Around the neck oppeari-d a email green neck tie. Young Hi. n ton waa dilverot a milk wason, He had rlniahed lili ds's work, and was led to tne scene of the con Diet on the sienue slmp.y by curionty. His ro mains were taken to Call ary Cemetery, liov. Hoffman lo Ibe National fluard, GgNvnAL IlKADQUAnTEns, St ati or Nxw Yohk, I ADJVTANT'fJgNrHAL'a OmOf! V ALBANT, July 15, 1871. Ogxi'nAL Obdim No. 15. The (lorcrnor and Comaianding-Ueneral-ln Chlef de.iresto express his llaugsto MaJ.-Oen. Alex, Hhaler and the I'fflcera end soldiers of tne Nitionil (Jusrd under his com mind for tbelr services duriug the not In the city of New York on tno tilth Inst. '1 he promptitude wltn which the several onsnl zitloin responded lo Ihe call for the severe dulv, sustained tbe reputation eirned by tuom lor patri otic devotion to the cause ol oroer and good guv eminent. '1 her have demonstrated anew tue va ue rr a wcllrcgulitotf mllltla to the security of a iree Htate. Ily older of the Commander In. tinier. J. II. hTONHHOUHK, Ofilclsl Assl, Adjulaut Ueueral. ALrriLU II. Tatloii, Major, Ao. The Ilurlul or Knottier Victim, Yesterday afternoon Thomas McClearey, a victim of the riot, was b Jiled In Holy Clou C'eme. lery, Klstboih, from 1.1s reiideoee, TI Kent avenne. Williamiburgh. McClearey wss only twenty sis tears of sge, and had been married but a short lime, The monda gathered on the walks mid c r nets near the house of mourning expressed md g nation at tne actlou of Oov. Hon" nun, ono old man winding up his excited Imraugue by ssilsg thst he wished he could make (luv, Hoflniau suiter wnat pour Tom had to slider at home by those devils lu ihe illack North. There waa no religious service. A Deinnnd Upou Ihr Police Hoard, l'orlr ddfKates, rejireacntiuir. the Komun Cilholle Church trmpermco societies, met In con. teiitlon list night, and demslidod that as icpreeen tutives ol MICC0 law-abidlnr clllieos Officer Ixigan of tbe police he accorded a full, lair, and imuntiiil trial. 'J lie rherge sgslntt Oftlcer l.oju is that he "t!tiittd snalhrr nfhrer fiom brutally lubhing an Id man ll waa ssld tint Ofllcer Loian was oue ol I e loumltrs ol the socle I y und a man of unoi u pliona'jle character. Now for the llrave OOlcer'o Widow, Olio dollar subscriptions lor Ihe benefit of the widuw of nergssul Vyeil, who fell July IS, loll will be gladly received by at, UUHCAii BNIFFKN, S Plae atrsel. LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS. DASHES nRTlK ASD Tit CMS flr Tllji awn UKPOnrens. The Other Bide er tbe Jeraey Meadows natv bery Hlorr-Wbnt wae abavrn by an In veallgatlon by lb Ilelectlve Pellr. Ten daja ago Casper Werder, the adopted ton of a wealthy flour met chin t of Jeras City and New York, complained to the police authorities of New ark tnd Jeraey City that on the Bib Inst., while returning from Newsrk, be bad been robbsd on the Ussdows ol (718 In money, and of a gold watch worth 900. He pretended truths bad been choked and otherwise Injured by the robbers. Tbe detec tives, alter a thorough investigation, tuld Hie elder Werder that they did not believe there was any truth In bta aons't story, About this time M r. Werder went to retell desler to collect money which was overdue, lioi the money had been paid, andCsaper Werder hsd given a receipt for It An Investigation rsvraled the Tacts that loung Werder wss sn enibrxiier to the amount of II.IXJO or $1,300, that he tad not been robbed, and that bis Injuries Lad besn feigned. He was locked np yesterday. The Troubles ol a Judge' Wife-Prom the Coleman House to tbe Penitentiary. Mrs. llortense Watsnn, a quiet, tastefully dressed womsn, wss tried In Special Sessions es terdsy foi not psylng her hotel bill, amounting to fM Mrs. Walion sits tbst she Is the wife of Judge Henry Watson, a leading politician of Cali fornia. Ehe had been a short time at the Coleman House, and when ber bill was presented ihe ssld that expected remittances hsd filled to reieh her, She endeavored to escape from the hole), but waa arrested by Thomss Murphy, tbe porter, wno had hsr iliruil Into the Tombs. It appearing that Mrs. Wataoo bad misrepresented tbe racla In regard to ber laetage. Justice Shandler decided to send her to the Penitentiary. She fainted while lb offieera were taklag ber out of the courtroom. A Uwer who witnessed tbe scene, chsracterlaed the Hotel set aa a dlsgrsce to ths btste. An Aged Malran Itohhed Wr her Children and Left lo Die Alone In an Atllc. Tbe polio of Jersey City Heights veitcrdiy reported thst the Oermsn widow Walter, over 70 years of age, w as lyleg In a garret In Franklin atreet, sick, helpless, uncared-for, and alarvlrg. Some months ago she ws Induced to give nearly all her money about f 600 to her son In-law. About two mouths ago ber daughter Induced her to hand over to her ISO, every dollar ehe had, and then ahe de serted ti.r husband and elooed with another ruan Last evening Mr. Dndler, Overseer ot the Poor, wss Investigating the case. Not the Place far nietrr. A moroinir newspaper yesterday aunouueed ths proposed formattou of a new regiment to be known as the "Fearless Elgbty-elgblb," and all good Irishman were Invited to attend the preliminary meeting, at 307 Eighth street, list right The place Is a Isger beer saleon. As tl e Srx reporter ci oss. d Ihe thrcsabold the disciple of Oambrlnus siss actively twisting the spigot ol a beer Keg. As he turned to set the filled glssses on tbe bar, lie saw tne hex msn, and quick lr said "l)Uli la not der blace." Itepcrter Is this 3071 Lagerbeirlsn Yah, but It's not der Mice. lteporler la there a meeting here 7 Ioscerbeerlan Neln. It wash a mistake la der tam newspapers. Ilrooklvn 1'olltlrlana Thrown Overboard. Justice Voorliles of llruoklyo, cx-Scrgeant-Major Lethbrldge, C'apt. Ilsres. and Joseph Com' mois. a'l offieera snd guests of tbe Forts-seventh Brooklyn Itrglmeat, were thrown from a carriage In Poughkeepsle irslerdav morning, Juitlce Voor hlea received sorer lajurlea on Ihe head and shout dens. Mljor Lsthhrloge was allghtlv hurt. Capt. ilaiea waa Bidly cut In the back of the held, and Jo.cph ComrooM received Internal, though proba bl not fatal. Injuries. The New York Yncbt lob .Meeting, The New York Yacht Club met yesterday afternoon at Delmonico's, Commodore liennatt presided. A letter wss read from the Kaitern Yacht Club naming the aeveral different couraes over which they propoied sailing a regatta when the Club visited Boston, snd otfenrg the New York Club Ihelr choice. It wss resolvrd lu leave tue scectton of courts in tbe hsnds of the Eastern Yacht Club. The Kony-seventh Welcomed. Tbe Forty-seventh Itejjiment of Brooklyn re turned from their trip to Pongbkeepele last night, at II o'clock. The streets from ths lerry to the armory Is Fourth atreet were brilliantly Illumi nated. Juitlce Voorblea, Mr. Charles Hayes, and !erveant LevrrUlge having been serloosly Injured by being thrown from a carriage while, dm lug around Poughkespils, were unsble to return with them. xo.va n it a yen lovics. The Tlelarn of the f JfiTernment-C'ol, Flak Iniprovlug The flrntof tbe Hope. Lono Bxaxch, July 20. President Grant and bli son Frederick, sicompsaled by Collector Mur phy of New York, Gov, Bollock of Coorgls, Col. Forney or Philadelphia, Wm. Flslss, John Hoey, snd entries C'namberlatn, arrived here from Slaata burg this evening. The President went direct to his cottage. Col. I'lsk Is rapidly Improving, being able to day for the Srst time since be was Injured to be out and take a cairlage ride. The first grand bull of Ihe sesson takes place at the Continental Hotel on Saturday. Tae Ninth liniment tuil band will supply the music. The wealber Is delightfully cool. All the hotels are rapidly filling. The Continental, Mansion, United Mites, and Metropolitan bare the largest number of guests. A Horror an Lake Michigan. Chicago, July 19. The ateumer J. Barber, piling between Chicago and Bt. Joseph, Mich., In the fruit trade, caught fire from the smoke-stack when twenly.flre mllrs west of Bt. Joseph, Mich. Everybody on board wss to bed except a few of the crew. The vessel was In a few moments enveloped In smoke and flames, and a dreadful pmlc ensued. The united exertions of the passengers and crew kept her afloat lor aome t Ime, About an hour before ahe went down, the etoamer Corron.i. attracted by tne flames, bore down upon her, riclncupeiguten persons from pieces oi floatinir lunhor Tne steamer Van Hone also saved twelve persons. Two of the crew are still missing. The passengers hsd nothing on bnt their night clothes, ltlng every thing else. The steamer was valued s $41,000: lusured lor )7.("0. How President (Irani Happened o Con tribute lo a Holdtrrw' Monuuicn rouonggtrsig, July 20. Some tiinu ago I'resI dent Orant p-.aied through here on his wsy Sonlh, snd sccldentally left his wallet, cout lining 13, on Ihe counter in the railway restaurant. Not hav ing any notion that he should ever see his money araln, he telegraphed back to put It into tbe Sol diers' Monument Fund. The money was lound and such dlejrti.it mo waa made ol it. Taday the Presi dent waa stain help, snd while being driveu n round t.io city br Mayor Knstniri he wss taken to aee trie Holdlera' Memorial Fountain, Msycr Eastman re minded blm of his conttlnutlon. snd the President repliel, Well, I am glad I hute seen the memoriel, for now I know where my money went lo," The President promised to visit roostikeopsle acaln and stay longer, probsbly norlni to gel his money back In some way with compound interest. Tbe Apprnnchlng C'npo May Krgatln, Ailamiic Cur, July 19. The Comuiiltteo on Arrangements lor the regatta met last evening lu the United States Hotel, The grand day of the three will be Saturday, July 2), when the prises of. fered lor schooners und sloops of recognlied lacut clubs are in be sailed lor. In that rare Uio llrst prlie will be 500, Iho aecond (301), aud tbe Ih rd ftM. Yaihts not drawing more than eight feet of water can cross the bir. (rnnl ItrvlcivliiK n llrooutyu Keclnirul. The Foity.ierentti Hcgimeiit of Ilroo'xlyn pa raded I u I'oughkeepile yosti-rday, end were Ihe guesti of the T went) .Orel Ileglment. President (Innt was on the psrade ground ten minutes, snd t e two regiments passed In review before blm. T.ie I'oriy-sevenlh returned last night lu a special train, The Morgnu hlde-f nddlo Tree Patent. Lopisvilii, Ky July 20, In the United Htntet lirctit Court, Judge B.illsrd has alien n drclslou In the patent case ol Josepli II, Uuthwright sgslnsi Joliu II, Brand lor Inlrlnee.nent on thnpaienlgiioan at li e Murfl.in rldo saddle tree, awsrdiug (Isth w right I MO dsmagea. Oil. or msnuneturera era ni ml to. r I v uffcnillng, ml an luioorlaiit ault Is pend ing In New York concerning the ssme Morgsu Iree, I'nlhoinlng n Neivurk Mystery, An Inquest list been ordered in the osso of Patrick llaOerly, Ihe old man wno was burned lo desib In hia bouse lu Camden atreet, Newsrk. on I Saturday, It la suptoied tb, t he was murdered snd robbed, and that hit house waa flisd to cover vp tne trims. mora in hock land covnit. A Weir ofnnces at Nanuet-Heveral Men Shot nnd Two Family Injared-dermana ratling to Plight the Hibernians. Nanuet, on the Hackenjack extension of the Krie road, bis been during the last week the scene of serious disturbances. The Erie employs there a number of Irish snd German laborers. To eoifd agalnal nstlonsl disputes the Company stationed fie Germans it cne point and tba Irish at another. Bot;ibs men met In the vlllageatter labor hours, and entered Into a deadly conteat. On Saturday the men of the branch having been paid off, repaired to the saloons In the village, A number of Oermaaa were at ten o'clock In the evening alpplnx Isger la Jscob Oross's saloon, and a number of Irlshmsn under the Influence of liquor and bent on mischief entered. They picked a qusr-et, and eventually drove Ihe Germans out. Their violence was such that Mr. Gross and his family were obliged to flee fer their lives. The Irishmen having thus cleared the saloon drank all tbe liquor, broke the glasa and china ware and then departed. On the following Tuesday morning while Rtan and O'Donnell, Irish Isborers, wsre going to work, Ihey were met by several Uermana and terribly beaten with alubs. Bran may not survive bis Inju ria. Then the Irish I aborers at a meetlug on the same afternoon resolved to attack Grois's saloon, the headquarters of the Germans. Annsd wltii clubs and atones, they sppesred late In tbe evening at the door of the saloo-i and de manded admission. This being denied, they storm ed tbe else with sonts snd damaged It considers. bly. The Oermsns had, however, got wind of the Intesded ssissll, aad. armed with abot com, du chirred roller slter volley Into the crowd of as eitlsnu from the windows above, while others e rnaed with clubs mide a sally upon them below. Toe rioters best htsty relieii, leaving three of their wounded. Patrick McMihon waa ahot In aeveral places. Ills wound", thonth painful, are not necceaartly fatal. Isaac Cullen was shot in twenty-six places, and I Is recovery Is doubtful. Martin uobegan was slut two or three times and severely clubbed. How rasns of taoss who ran away were hurt can not be ascertained. TiJc or.RXAXa' ovi'onzvsiTT. Wllllamaburah Taking Ihr Lead-One oflhn Plrel Fruits ol Hie Kiel. At a meeting last night of the Germans of the Pltteentli Ward of Wtlllamiburgh to reorganlae their ward aiioclallon and elect delegates to the German Democratic General Committee, Mr. Hart mann, of the General Committee, called upon them lo set aside their faction qnarrela and nolle. Willi out unity nnd harmony, he sild. they could do nothinr. To them the leaders of Ihe Democric) now turn. Great things sre expected of us, he sslJ, ana we muit meet II oie expectations. The events of the past few weeks bsve created a revolution In po litical sentiment. The German Drmoerac) his risen three hundred per cent. Let us keep It op to that figure, and to do so Injury ward we mast here harmony. Mr. Joseph Burger, Colonel of the Twenty-eighth lCrgtmenl, wae nonlnatea as Presli'rnt, Wnen tor nauie of Mr. heller, the present Commissioner of Charities sud Correction, was mentioned as repre sentative to Ibe German General Committee 'rum the Hlxteenih Word, nearly every man In Ihe roan shouted, "No. no; we Oou'l warn Mm. He don't represent u. He eoea more for Ihe Irish than li.r the Germans. He elves a poor Dutchman fllty cents, and any other peraon who np.liee lor aid a dollar." For a loug tlu-e they had a wcrJys'orm; but at Isogth ll was allayed by rx-Aldermin Guck movlns that tbe election be by ballot on next Thutaday nigiit. thk .iK.i7orir.icr defied. How CJlndatoiie Kurtirril Ihw Hupporlera of the Army Purchase Abnaer Lodo. July 20, In the Home of Commons thli evening, Mr. Gladitone announced that the Queen bad eolvcl the pnrchsee problem by cancel ling Ihe royal wanant legsllxlng tbe purchsse of couiml-sloos In the srmy He declarer1 that the House of Lords, though Impugning the Government tlin for Its abolition, bad failed to austaln the purchase ijilenj. Iienfo tbe Ministers had advised Her Majesty to lake action which effectually dis eased of tne qneellon la accordance with the manl teat will cf the country. This declaration was received with vehement cheering in tbe House. But Mr. THsreell and the Tory members generally were unable to dleaemble their anger, and bilterlr denounced the arbitrary course of the Government. Mr. Ou-datone waa de i aiiit, and challenged the oppoalllon to move a tola of want of confidence. Earl Gnnvllle In tbe House of Lords announced lu determination of the Ministry, and defended tbelr poller. It Is loiposslble to depict tbe scene In either Iloase. The Lords were deeply moved, but I'ecoroQt to tbelr demonstrations. In the Com mons sitontshmont, enter, and uncertainty were Ill-concealed. Tbe Toriea were confounded, aud their leaders were punled to sutgest wbsl sctiou snould b taken. The opinion of sll Is that the ecllon if Ice .Ulntitry is bold and even desperate, nnd popular reeling is led to anticipate far-reaching coasequsnces In a democratic tense. Tl.b Xonaon Common Cunnctl has rejected a mo tion to give a banquet at Ihe Gulldnall lo ths Im terlat and Royal visitors lu Enxlsud. rifJi' HALL AND DAT. Another Ylrlorr for ibe Mmnal, The Atlantic Club of Brooklyn and the Mutuals of New York plsyrd tbelr second game this soason on Ihe Union Ground, Williamiburgh. Although the Allsntlcs are sery fair piayera,they have hut llitle chance against auch a professions! nine as tbe Mutua a aud there ore beyond the Immediate friends or both organlxatlons, but little Interest wus felt In the re sult of the gsme. The Muluals la this instance avoided the mistake Ihey made In the bit game which tbey played with tho Atlantic, of looting nn the game as a foregone conclusion, and conse quently plsylng in the careless, atipehod attlo which characterlxed tb previous exhibition. Tney played tbelr brat irom the commencement, snd therefore there were only a couple oi errors in the Held on their s de during the came. The Atlantic!, how ever, played a miserable game In the field, although t ey batted Woltera putty neavlly. The lollowing Is the store by Innikcs. lit. 3d. M, th. Mb, tin. 7th, glh, tth, Atlantic s o u d o l i o s 10 stuiiial J 7 J 3 1 a 1 n-a I'mplie Mr. J. Wlldey. of ihe Mutual Club, Time ot grnie I hour and M minutes. To-day, Ilutnal vs. Lxcclsior, on Union Ground. Trolling nl Prospect Park Yralerday. A lovely day aud the prospect of two iutrrtst lug coi tests drew out a goodly number ol trotting amateurs yesterday. The course had greatly Im proved alnce the day before, and waa hourly getting In better tlx. The first race waa a match for $300. mite teats, best three In five. In harness, between b. g, Jim and g, g Gray Charlie. The betting was aa varied as could have bsen desired. Cnarlle dir. appointed tbe expectations of his Irlends. Jim won the race, to all aooeurances very handily, Bub Jolued Is a snmuiary I Match 1550 mile hells, best 3 In 5, In hsrneal, n, IV. Iiowo's o k.-Jiii 1 I 1 L.B.bamuiU'sg. g, Uray Cuarl J i t tint IIttt. ttcotm 7ifnf ttntl. Quarter 1.-J m so lialf-iulle Iimvj ijigv l:lv Mile Sill)!,' '.'ill V;ll Aweepelakea txo, mile beats, best i In i, in harneTs. II. IV, ilowe'a br. e. Mack I 1 I J Co) ne blu. g. Tapioca il Owner ss. ui. Mrlis d st, fisfmr, Sctonil lltul. 1 Mid Hem Hustler saja, w i lUir-inl.c lnv IffOW H'l' fcSJ.V :UH Sill This race was a one sided contest. Mack won ss be liked. In belting he held front placi'. and con siderable money u auisll amounts changed haudt. A Murderer Ilrlrnaed. Charles I-uncuieulher, of C.21 Fifth street, quar. relied with his employer, F, Ksgel, In a saloon in Flliy-tlilrd street, nesr Tenth avsnue, on Ihe lt of June, and Kegel etruck Languieutuer over the head with a stool, knocking l.ltn senseless. Lw'igoH.uiher a led in llelleiue Hospital estrrday. Kagil was arrested at the time, but waa olacliarged uj Alder man Plunkllt. The Wounded In liellevue llespllnl. All Ihe wounded art) doiug well, except Kue hoik, wno itinalns shout the si me, and may be pronouueed still In daui'cr. vvmosiTiKs or vuiiii:. The Rev, Mr. Ililpps. a Unitarian clergyman of Kmci.on, tun., out nu liiroji yesterday, John Itesmer, a German, sged 00. drowned him. self In tin- Hudson at Poushk lepsle yeeltrday, James Devtne was held at the Torr.ba yestarJsy for being concerned In a Ocht In front of lb liquor stole ai IhO Muiberrv s reel, during whloh Aotaouy Orosiley.of IM Molt urcit, waa fatally hasten, Hubert Ilulehluioe, a Long Iiland farmer, Is held ?,lili,.T,0,lM vOD lh' fhsrge of reckless driving oa Monday leal, whereby the awning In front of 71 Cbat. ham a reel was knocvea oown, and Kuoert lieaae, a Utnaao, so badly iaiua4 that da ajel ytaiwtttjr. NEW ENGLAND SHAKEN UP. f.A ItTltQtTA K E MIOCK mOM MAXNJ! TO WKSTKRN MASSACHUSETTS. Iloneea and Furniture Hbaken and Hell II nee-A MIdntafal Alarm-A Church Hell Unas; at Lake WlnnrpeeauUee. A severe shook of earthquake wax felt In vari oua parts ot New England st 1 o'clock yeiterdsy morning. It extended frcm Boston along ths ssa coast to and beyond Portland, Me. In Portsmouth, N. II., windows and crockery rattled, beda ahook, and the plastering In the old Jill fell. Is Concord the shock wss sccompsotcd byadesp, heavy, rum bling. Buildings were violently rocked, snd a church bell was rung. The cities of Paco, Biddsford, and Brunswick, Me., were pretty well shaken, A gentleman living on Mount Pleasant, near Bos ton, felt three distinct shocks, tbe first of whlca aroused himself and wife, she Insisting that there was somebody else In the room. The shock wss very perceptibly felt In all parte of Cambridge, many persons being awakened by the aame, A gentle man who resides on Ncrth avenue, Boston, was awsks st Ihe time, and tla Drat Impression wis thst some one was trying to get Into his room. t Im mediately after tb e bed shook, and tho whole Horsx TRXMBLID VIOLENTLY. Tl Jar lasted about ten secoads, A Mr. Simon Algferli, wlo resides al Ihr corner of Norfolk and Worcester streets, Boston, wsa attekeaed by Ihe shock, snd believing the noise snd Jar to be occa atoned by burglars, opened one of tils chamber win dows and shouted londly for a policeman, Officers Copelsnd end Livingston socn sppesred and searched the premiers, bill without finding a thief. They tnen Informed Mr. Alchcrla of the shock, snd he and bis disturbed family retired to their rest, ap parently much relieved. Two shocks were felt at Wlntr Hill, Somervllle, Mass., the first being the strongest. Tnose who were awskened b) It lern tbe second ss being a rnmbllng noise, nardlr explainable from Its queer less. The clock on the brick church on Highland svenue struck one a few seconds sfter tbe last shock. A LONO TIIC COAST Residents of Jamaica Plain, Masa felt ths shook plainly It wss alao very doclded at Concord, Masa., and awoke many people from their aleep. At Deilham the shock was tell very perceptibly, some ol the nouses belcg considerably rluxen and causing n general awakening among the aleeping occnpsr.ta. The shock lasted aome three seconds, and seemed to pass In n southerly direction, The alioek was slio felt In Maiden, I.ji.u, and llkewlae at Hanover. bALEM, July SO. Tne gentle vibrations of the earthquake were Indistinctly pciceotibls here. In some Instances the shock was sufficient to rattle dlsl.es In the psntnrs und ring door belli. All the nlxnt officers on dull Ir It the oereilonal sensation. NnwrirnTmiiT, Julv&i. About five minutes past one o'clock this morning a lesTy,J.,rrlug sound was felt sll ovir this vlciulty. Ua.lng from twenty to twenty-fire seconds, snd wss the eevereat shock of an earthquake felt tor many years. '1 Lere w ere but few perrons tbat were not awakened by It. If vug lMtttion. LowriL. July SO. We bed a rerceptll.le touch or an earthquake tuia morning about 1 o'clock. Tna beasy run bling, which continued scleral seconds, el. con buildlnrs erounil here and awakened Ihe lu matra, No rlamnge w.a done. l.twKXM'C. July 20 .Mont fire or six minutes belore 1 o'clock II Is morning quite a brisk shorn of an esttbquikr annke many of our citizens. There was no vibration, but a sort of a hesvy J ir, and then a rumbling and lounctng aounj, aslfn m-avy wajon was going over roc.i icait.tia!ly 'Ihv shock and noise lasted four or flvo eeconds. MANcursTtR, July 20. Hovers! shocks of earth qu.ke were loll by the people of this city at about lire minutes be'oi one o'clock this morning, Tue shocks wrre accompsnled by a heavy, rumbling noise, nnd tbe doors snd windows ana furniture of many r.uusre were rallied, causing considerable ala m in three in such. The Mirations lasted about half a n.lnute. IS XAK LAKR WlNNIrgSAlIggg. Lake Viilaou. July SO. The most aevere earth quake shocK lu this region for many yesrs occurred about one o'clock Ibis rooming. It lasted nearly a minute, and people were very generally awakened from Pie' r sleep. It Mas let at Merldetb end at Plymouth, and waa particularly sbsrp st Llvermorc Falls, above Plvuiouib. I xntrx II a mo u. Juir 20. Last night two severe sho'ks ot eurihqnatr were felt at this place. The guests of the Moulion House neard the home bells ring. The churcu bells also rung some time Many clocks were stopped, and olner Indications ol a severe shuck were visible in ibe morning. Cheat Falls. July SO Two heavy shocks or earlaqnake, lollownig In quick auccosalon, weie lelt here tills mornlug about 1 o'clock. They con tinued about II iny seconds, and seemed to pass from noribrast lo southwest, bo violent were the vlbrstlons that wtndcwa and furnitur were ahaken end door hells rnng. A heavy rain of aeveral hours' deration followed. lilXKl Jul) 20 Two severe thicks of earth quake weie felt here thia morning about seven minutes of one. The motions aeemed to be from eiat to west, and were of ten eecond'a duration. They were accompanied by a heavy rumbling noise. Bell were ruug and l-nildlngs violently shaxen. TUE LATEST TltOSt EUANCE. llujteull Rvacnatcd Moro Explostana at VlneraneAn luconio Tax Advocated. Paris, July 20. The Germ am bare evacuated Ruxcull to allow the Invalids to visit the bapis. Tbe Frei ch Budget of JS71 list been reduced JH000,O,J frauc. Xxplot.oi.s continue Z tincennos, ii. I.-dru Rolllo Is a candidate for Ibe Asiembly, Tue Silclt favors an Inicnio tax. M. Oambetta, during hit dictatorship, aulhorixed the opening of private letters. A committee has voted for a iIstp duty of 10 reutlmei on all 1 tils ot mure tli n 10 franc. The Minister of Justice has demandod tho resignation ot M. Derlenne. The mobillxatlon of the mob lots is projected, Veiisaili.es. July 20. In the Assembly to-day M, Brunette moved that eerulles who do not take ihelr aeata within a specified lime be considered to have resigned. This is alnu-d st the Orleans prluces. Monarchical Demonstrations in the provinces are exnected during Ihe recess ol the Aiaemblr. Bxiu.isr. July 20. Ii Is officially reported tbat 403COU0O0 francs of tl o Indemnity were receive I Irom Frsnrn on the 15th Inst., of whlca 12.000,000 were In sliver, aud Ci.WU.OOO have arrived sine Ihe !5th. Gen. L'Adralrault prohibits electoral meelinxs In Parli. (lea hherinnu'a Opinion of Urn. drum's lleuouilunilpn. iVixa Qxoioe, July 20. On. Y. T. Bhcrman, with aeveral membera of His fimllr, arrive! here this evening, snd Is at tbe Fort William Uenr) Ho tel. He Is cm his wsy lo 81. Albans, Vt,, to meet Mrs. Bhermen. In a conversation with your correspondent tills evening tbe Genersl citresied the opinion that Oon. Gram would be renominated and reelected, and he thought 11 would be Ibe best thing for the country, so far as he has been able to Judge from hi travels In the nuutb and elsewhere, eieryii,lng Is prosperous under Grsnl'o Admlulslratlon, snd there Is no occsslun I ra cnange, Ihe General cxpiei-ee the opinion that In a short time nothli.g mors will be heard of tno Ku-Klui. Aa ilia, Ihe roi'orto about tbtni have been rreat.y exagzeiated. This net is proved, the Genersl says, hv the yldd of the cotton crop thia jeir at the Booth. Were the stories told noout tue Ku Klux true the General thinks the cotton crop would have been much less, As it Is thejleld Is grester than lu former rears. Gen, bhermau leaves in Pie morning, J'XllSOXA I, IATKLL1UENUK. Oranre 8. Wlnsns has announced blmsinf a candi date for uf lection lo tno As.cuioly. The present wife of the Hon M, M. (llrlek) Pome roy i. a gnat grand daugnter or Jesn t-uul .tlcnic. William i Oakley, who was kll'e.t by llnilnlnc, at P'lnci-M Il.iy.ou ennd.ir, owul in, J?vj toaiurtal ha Ue wnich ne wore on his orejs aud wiili-h all rail ed ire leial alien. Mr Oak ey wai a orotheMu law of Capt. MM.r of iho aNi.itn .teif'meut. 10 01 MIOOHI.VN. Tho body of s womsn, uoparenHy German, was lou d on the beach at Foil Hamilton, yetlorday. Iho new hall oi Esther t'haoier. No. Order of the Kutern Slar, bcberuirruoru aud Oiuri slricti' lirc-ikiiu. wsd dleatod wliu appiopnaieceremoPlei, on Wcdiieousy eieuing lait. Assessor Juurdan yesterday caused tbe selxure of s still ot KM gallons, torelher with n worm, uouoirr. an1 other armies snpenalning to an Hl.cii wmer aUtllls.-r. wbiris nad be -u t.aen Horn tho rifm Ward and stored at 138 Pearl street rLASUES moat the ocean caiii.es. The Ministerial crista In Bpaln Is at band, Parepa Hoe ulll on ihe 29th last for New York, Tne Mexican Ooyernment Is rehiring ilttt-essod Amtrieaca from tno Mauilneua colony. Dhuurbmccs sre ripoclel In County Monaghan, Iieiand. Troops have been dosdnxaol imther. Tbe Lerdlstu and Porhrlstas are uniting closely tooppo-e J a are t, out the irlumvhof Juarea Is eou siderut certain. A meeting of Reformers Is to be held In Hide Park. Lonuon, on huaday, the sanitarian of (bt rrsat rta.csl nets of laM. A KINO CJtOlTNED JN NEW XOEK. Tha Royal Inhabitant of 337 Msullson .ttrret-Tbe Monarch Itecclvlng the ill nikco s.f Ueaulle In Jonra'e Wood. The fa'cbueticnfeil is over. For an hour Iho rairkimen shot away without being able to bring down the thin llttlsblts of wood, the hit remnant of the tsgie. Every ore despslrsd. On a sudden a loud shout waa beard j every one rushed forward to the spot where the lucky markaman stood. One msn frantically embraced bis back, another pulled his Majesty's beard In an ecstasy of Joy, aad all killed, and hugged, and pinched, and squeexsd the man until be cot out of Ihelr wsy br being lifted on Ihe backs of two enthuslsstle mirksmen, who trl umphsntly carried him arnund and exhibited him to Ihe multitude. When the shot bad been fired the band struck up, Hsll to thee In thy laurel wretth," and the copse scene resounded with the echoes of Joy Every one. with the exception or the women, tried lo get st lestt one kits or hug out of the new King, who brre his fortune with much seeming equa nimity, Tbe new King la George Aery, a bright young Pruulan of 7) irars, who lltes at 237 Madison sirs st. His Msjeity received the gratulallons and handshakes of his subjects very cordlslly, snd then lighted a cigar, which ns smoked wltn gusto on the shoulders of the two who carried his royal body. The excitement was great, nnd Capt. Gerdes or dered his marksmen to disband tnd to cool off their Joy, which was done by dsnclog snd drinking good beer In Mr. Rcbulihelt's Inviting place. Tne band played, and tne mirksmen marched np to the coro nation plitform, preceded by young girls dressed In white, snd looking pretty In their golden bslr and the white wreaths Ihst enclosed then- long, wsvlng ringlets. Tlisre the little snd the big glrli formed a clrele round tbe kmc, whom Miss Bchnsckenberg, aged IS, presented with a golden medal which, she told liltn with much grsce of uctlon and felicity of expression, "he snould ever wear on his heart, ou that hosrt which would ever loyally beat lor tbe weal of his corps." Ills Majesty took off his bat. and advised all the bachelors to get married, which was rapturously applauded by Ihe matrons, and greatly lambed at by the alrli. Capt. Gerdes presented his boverrlgn with tbe golden wstch snd chsln. which was the most solid oi tbe rossl Intlcnla. Then Ihey marched tacg; dancing, drlnklni, and feasting. In spite Ihe great number of spectators, the order maintained by Capi. Gunner waa excellent, Mr. Henry Bmlth received an ovatlonlfroni the Society, of whlcn be is an honorary and popular msmber. a DnvaoiST'.s rum nr. A Myalerloaa Woman villi a Tnllse full of lluiglnra' Trrnsurrs-llna Hen Huller been In Wllllnmabnrgh, Late on Wednesday night Mr. Adolphl Dulow, a drugclst ot 150 Broadway, Wllllameburgh, aroused Ihe neighborhood by hla ahouta for Ihe police. Officer Writenour, on hastening to Ms place, wn rtqueited to take a Urge leather vallie from behind t.ie counter. V.litulr officer," said Ihe frlthtened and excited druggist, please to tike him right tvaj, Idon'l want no troubles rull the ststlon house. Please look him," he kept sijlnj to the offlcor, who was en deavoring to I our ii whit wss ihe mailer. Plcaie took Ihui to du duitcl or the station house." The ufaccr finding that he could not oulvln snv ex rUnatlnii from the eicltel Mr llutow, seixed the hag, and took both It snd Mr. Ilulo't to Ihe police stsilnn, After much truuble Btrge i'.t Most quieted Mr. Ilulow, who told the following story. That inornint an elderly womsn eillcd at his place, and nskrd permission to leave one of three bare In Ihe store The request was glinted, and ahe went awar, laying that ahe would call In the evening tor it. WLcn it waa tiino to clos the atore, Mr. Bnlow becsme curious In see what tne bar contained. Polng It r-pen, he saw some spoons and forks, lie then become frlgutcnr.!. .mil alionteit for lh police, lutendtug lo give the bag Into their custody, as he scented a rooberi. On examination by tne sergeant, the bag was found to contain oier thirty dozen allver apona and forks, four dozen neavy plaiod napkin rings, and a number of gold cbaioa. Each article was wrapped In tissue paper, Tbe woman has not called for the goods. JUSTICE COVLTEH ASSA VI.TED. A Struggle srllh Larry McNalr-U'hnl a YorUrlllr Magistrate) slop when a Mnn call blu n Liar A llearlmaud. The Hon. James K. Coulter, Justice of tho Yorkvllle Police Court. cilerdsy afternoon met a friend and accepted bla Invltatlcn to take s glass of Joe Swab'a cool Milwaukee lager beer, In the saloon opposite the Court. Aa the Justice ana his friend were entering the place, a msn In bis shirt sleeves, and evidently In a fearful itatt of excitement, milled forward, and called the Justice a liar. At which Ills Honor turned In anger, aud aaw mat the mau who had ImutU-d Mm wai Larry McNalr, an honest, hard-working Protchoiao, who was one of his sup porter In tho Twenty second Ward, snd lor whom he bad promised, as la alleged, to get work In one of tbe publlr parka Lsrrv ili.rrssr.i hltn fuithorln Insulting lauiuaee, snd the Judge, getting bis choier up, stteinptod lo shove him slide, Larry aeisrd the Justice by the si milder. 1 hey clinched, and a fierce stiuggle was the remit. At length Officer Nnlrces arrested Larrv. aud be wai locked up, Tne Justice calmed himself Cowo w lift a bottle of soda, and went to the court room. After disposing or several cases lie ordered Larry belore lira Lir rr. In his lorn shirt sleeves and scratched and bloody face, was arralrned, anJ els accuaer and Juage, after tiring bits a aevere reprlmvit, dlt, charged him. The Map that rirliled a Boundary. WAsmrrpTOK, July 20. Tbe map tiaa been found over which tha Canadian preis bss been msklng such a fun of late, as being tin sdmlsilon on Ih part of the United Stsles that the proi er boundary gave the whole or fan .loan and all the adjacent Islseds lo the English It turns out to Le a map of explorations in Upper Call ornia and Lower Oreton by Fremont, inJ only a rough out line of tbe islsnd In the Btrsits of Fuca are given. Ti. ere were uo surreys of the chennrl, nor eien any explorations within a hundred miles of t -a Strslf. Ths map in qurstloe has no bearing what ever upou the boundary, nor baa It ever boon tup posed to have by either Government. Mvaterloua Death In PI I lb Avenue. Frederick C. Swcetser wai found dead In his bed at 273 Fifth avenne at 7:30 yeaterday morning. He retired to his bed In his uiual health esrly on Wednesday night. One of Ibe domestics going to his room yesterds) morning found blm lung ap parently aaleep In his bed, Not wishing to awaken him from hla alerp the domestic retired, and In a alert time returned, as It waa his direction sol to he allowed to sleep after a cert ,ia hour. Araln he arpeired lo be asleep, and on attempting to arouse hi in the servant lou-M blm dead. Be waa 2S yeara ol age. He was supooss.1 to have erjoyed good health by ill who knew him. EASE HALL NOTES. The Monlauks beat Ihe Union Stan 10 to 8. Tie Atncnlana beat tb AJi-lphlimciteiday, IS to 10. Tli Athletics of Philadelphia heat the Keklongaa ofPort 'Aarne loitorday M (o a. Ituns eaincd-Kekl-ooge., 6 1 Athletics, ti. JtOVJiS or LE1SVUE. ...,.)'Arolelon A Co.' employees picnic ia Spring lllll Grave on SaturJay, July tl, Wuramen are forming Orientil Park, at the June lion of Km liroadwuy and liraud street. The centennial onnlvorsarr ol the New York Ilnsplial is to be relebrered In Ihe rooms of the Histor ical eoclsly ou Monday tvealng, July It, 81' AltlCS iltOSl J11E TELEUIIAI'II. The Grand Armv Encampment made an excursion from 0 out T to naiktne, K. Y.. yesterday. Ihe Con.errativi'A of Virginia will hold a Con vention Aug 30, (or the rcorrenizatinu of tbe party, Owen Connolly, 30 ye rs of one, wns Instantly JjjJJJJ M'n I'oudout yesterday by accidentally falling John Stewart, steward of a f'uninler, wss sr. worth of alikt'icTi 'c"'"'1' 'muigllng sooul lloyo Jamee Bhefllcll. formeily Postmaster at Wirron Ion, Pi, was lun nit dua l In -'a-i Fracchco on Wodnei day. He bud been disiiliug. Gov Alcorn Is about to call an rxtri aesiinn of the IIUiK.ij.pl Uii.iMine lo dsrlso inooauroi lo re ueom ins repudiated uteto noads. The yacht Gauntlet, wulc'i thie week best the Phannou. the wlnimr of tne late rcatta at Uueucc. has becu.old to n New York gentleman, The Tyne crew will arrive at Ilali'ax noil weeV, aad so lu SI, .loho to row against tho Paris crow, ailir which Oiey will Isle part in the Halifax legatta A small stetn boiler In Ihe repair ahop of tie riinwood cut ion mill In Providence.lt. I., eiiloltd esioruaj.dotroylug a Iwuilory frame nui.uior. Ku on wt Injured, Charles Dilver, aged 19 years, sn Knsllsh sailor, waa kilted vei.erlar at Iho Charles lllvor oildee lias ton. by setunir entangled lu a rope while hauilua a vriiel through Uio draw, lllchird Aiken wno had bean continrd In Jail In Pi.aihkeep lo lor a lonx time ou tne tnaige of iwliilMg New i ort. brokers, was discharged yotlerdar b order ol Judge Joi pli F liarnard, II e Kentuckr and Great Eastern Itiilrnad Cit peny pruno.e lo build a road Iroui Cincinnati thrna, r Lemuel), arrow We-I Virginia to a oomi In Vir and Ihrare by made now (-.instructing ttirouio Yos tta j lleailint, I'., to .New York. Tins route Work l miles shorter tuan or Ihe Prnnsytsabla Couniha, aid li will be begun in Krdiuoky within threes tku two ll Ihe whoti una will be complsted is i years. Til la TANGLED WEB OF ERIE Till! 30,000 811 A EES AWAIT JVDQM llLATCltrOED'S DECISION. Hr-ath nnd Raphael's Allrmpl to Our st (Ireal Corporation's Lrallliiiat Action Counsel Caves In 13 Mluule. j Yeaterday in tlio United Stales Circuit Court, I belore Judge Blalcbford, the argument on tbe mo ,i Hon on the part ef Heath and Itnphsel, tbe ICiiglUli i tnsreholders 1 eajom the Erie Company front Issuing 80,000 sbsres of stock, wss agalu takeo op. Mr. Beach, Mr. Bherman, and Mr. David Dudley Field wesocouasl lor Ui Erie Hallway Company, and Mr. Soutbmayd and ex-Attornsy-Generst Hoar for the Engliab shsreholders. t Mr, D, D. Field, In resuming bla argument nn the j i part of the Erie Company, ajibmltled Dial the bill praying for an injunction waa of an anomalous char acler, that It wss neither original nor supplemental, and should not be allowed In any ot lu features. He claimed that It should have been framed ss sap plementsl to tbe original bill of Healli and others, which was still undetermined In this Courts bnt II waa not framed In that manner, neither was It framed for any Independent purpose. If the bill was properly framed aa an Independent proceeding, It null falli because the Court bad no powrr ovir j the Internal affilrs of Btste corporstlons, nor Indeed X any power, except as a court of equlir. Tae Court could nut determine wbo were or who were not la corporators of the city of New York or corporitora of the Bank ol England. The neorsaarr partlra 'if were wanting to the bill. Neither the holders of Ihe iJO.OOd aharea nor Mr, Coleman were before tha Court. i ERIE rOLLOWINO LEOAL APVICI. Mr. Field thsn took up Ihe quetlon of reglsterlnf the stock, aud contended that aa the roglalratlun wai Instituted by the Erie Itallwsy Company for tta own convenience, that company might Icontinue or reiokeauch registration at Its pteisute, and tla Court could not deal with It as a thing permanently i Inatltuled. He argued thttthe Erie Company bad power under the General llailroad Act of New York to Issue convertible bonJe for the purpose of com- I pitting, finishing, or running their railroad. Thia I point bad been adjudicated In the Supreme Court of the Stile ol New York In the one ot Belmont ve. too line ltillroid Company, SI Ilaraour, 171, and alao In tae ease ol Jcnks vi.lthe New York Central Hatlroad Company, referred to In the first nimea case. He denied thst tne convertible bonds were soam or orotence got up for the purpose of menu fscturlng and Issuing lU.mjO shsres, spurious seal Irauditlent. That allegation waa fully met and de nliKi by the amoavlta read in the case, whlcn show thst these convsrllule bonds were Issued In a legal and proper manner under n resolution ul the Exeeu tie Committee of the Erie Hallway Company. The) Board of Directors ol Erie were advised In that metier by 1 SKVEBIL LEADINQ LAWTSILS, and among others by counsel who now represent the English stockholders. i Aller reiemng at crest length lo vsrlous other I points In the esse, which hire already been discus sed snd publlsbeJ, Mr. Field closed his argumeut bp sutlng thai no sufficient srouud had been msde oul lor granting the injunction. Mr. Hoar summed up slid closed the irtumenl lot behalf ol Heith and Kaphael lb a brief addreia, not occupying more than a quarter of an hour. Us aim ply denied the propositions ol counsel for Erie, and elated that 11 the Injunction prayed tor wera not rranled, Plsk, Gould, and the Erie Company would be able to accomplish allthe ends Ihey deli.ed, and Ibua deprive Ihe Engllah stockholders of Ui lr Just rights and claims. At tbe close of tbe arrumrnt Judge lllilclilori tcok the papers and reserved his deusiou. ,1 THE NATION'S O HE A T il EN. I Juitlce to One or ihr Military Clilrfinlx 4 Ihr llnnqiirt In the rs, Janrs, To Me EJUo) of JSt Sun. Bin: The General Duncan, who made 111 offlcebolder'a oration, printed tn Tug hen to-day, la not Commltaloner ot Palenta, as you bsve him. Ha wss a" General la the war, but when and wheta he served I' the tented Bold," whoknows At snf rate he came to Washington and got a clerkahlp In t the Treasury. Thence be was attached to Mr. Com. jL mlssloner Thesker (under the A.J. regime) as sa 7 office clerks ditto under Mr. Commis sioner Foots. Under the Fisher manege I inent he wus msde a Primary Examiner, and tlterwsrd, tor aome wonderful reaeon, through Flatter a Influence, waa promoted lo Iba i pott of Aiilstanl Commissioner of Patent!, whicU be now bolls. He la a little, wiry, lendy" com plected gent, excea-'vely wordy, never waa an As sistant Examiner, Pol cam up to his present patent atalus like a mushroom, lu "t his scien tific slulnmrnts seeded, sprouted, and saop.j in a single night. He Is a devoted Grant general. Alio) I has ths reputation of being a great lawir. though. no one knows tbe courts or cases lu which he mada 1 hla fame. He Is as modeal aa most ofnee aeeksrs, and will do all Dial modesty. Innocence, and great dislntereetedneas cau aid him in to aecure a plica i aud liol-t on to it. I To call a man like thia a tnady la an error. He la I the pink of lolily," a prominent me.i.bor of Iba party leayue (Grand Armv of the Ilopublicl, and a' tuunderlng gentleman generally. Wnen rou apeak? of great msn, Mr. box, 'lu important to have Iba record right L, New Yoiijc, July 80, 1871. Two Yean lforUll Lhlor for Dr. flburoaa. WasntKOTOK, July 20. Judge Humphreys tMs morning sentenced Dr. T. T, Hbutusn, recently found guilty ol raauileughler by producing abor tion, lo labor In tne Atbauy Penitentiary fur two ye.rs and six moults. NJSIf JEllSEX. A WlUism K, Fields, a farmer, was working on Iheiltteora rldve opposite the Andrew mine, la hu. sol con nl r. on Tuesday, a piece of ore fell upon big head, hilling him Instantly. Tbe fiinilr viutt ot J II. norlisui.nl naledon, near Peterson, wai yeaterday fount open, tho ooiflne broken to plroes, and the nlvor plain and mounting) robbed from catkett that were deposited there twenty yeara ago. Edward Fowler, an employee of the Delaware) and Laexawanna Itailroad, was arre-tod In tloboken yeaterday for aleatinir coal from tne Corapans wharves, Fuwler carted the cost away tn auaitltte of a ton or more at one umo and lold it to hu trtcnua. JOT1INOS AllOVT TOWN. Col. Flsk Is Improving. Thermometer at 3 P. M. yesterday, 75. Tbe stcsmsblp Tttin Irom Sjdney is in. The Ninth will go to Ihe Branch on the tJKl. Capt, Helms Is to be triad next Wednesday. The Veteran of the Seventh enjo.ed Iheir ex. curirou to lona Itlsnd y sterday. The Grrnuna demand a Superintendent of Publle Insu uctlon for the German tiugua;e. Mayor O Akei H ill. Judge Bedford, aud lircorder Hacked were In consultation reatcrdar. Workmen are emplovoJ night and day on Duller oi Olllmoie's now tbo.tre. Uuloa square. Belter late thin never," ia d Hoffman, when at Ihe eleventh hour he wrote his proolamallon. Gens. Aeolnw'l. and Btirnalde were stx-cta'or ia the crowd when the Orangemen arrived al Cooper lo am to. William nnd Luke ItlekfYit'd were arretted rosier, day for Inlcrfoilug with Capl. Farrell, a U.tt. tiartaalt keeper John P. Boyd died yesterday, aged B0 veer. II was the lal surviving nieiiiher of lbs clasa of Hit, of Howdolii College, A. Marx's atock of Jewelrr. at 81 Allen street, wst damairco two hi rjreliptcno Ing.ciuiei by the exalo. Ion ol a kerosene lamp. Insured. Ttoop K, Third lteilmnt Cavalry, eatutcd and icrenade I Tux hex yeiterdsy morning, whlls on ll.eir way to hint Park for target nraotlce. Ouitiv Ob-rhotr. a glaxler, ol B Clinton elreot, fell while litoxlcoiled, and reo-lvel a ha1 colon tha lorrhead from a knife wnkii foil from his pocket. The bark Nehomlah airlied ji'itcrday front rolumbo with nine eleui atua on Hoard, tin. Ilia IV, I'rc.cott.Mlli; of li e United Stales C'omul al Ceilon. wa a pas.entier. Goilmtn Court. In Ol errv atreet, notorious fr being the fl thlust and most now il, d e of iriionif ni In ihe city. as ovaoualed yriterday by order of ths Hoard ol llealilu llrtro OanlelKsn Itallin ofTriy, N Y.liln this ctiv soirrhtiig for hia o ilr c "M to i..u, gut of ten. Qrenred swar. tl Is u .r"'e., by lllaoo no am. taule, an orzan urinder, In A'ull tail. A mrelliif nf those hailn" rliinis again"! tlieoK flord oi Kilneatlnii wns liel.l li nl.-lit at Maeanlf ll I There are seventy flvo calm eimiuntlng te tlv.tsM, Hie Isrgril beiug tl.M. and IN lea-i II. The colored clliaeni ol Htrler- gave n receptloa last evening for the r.inelii nl le ll ilium nn,iih. an octogenatlaai mulatto, who vert im -utr wtt4, n A roloreit iilciius In llnleiii, ha. latil) (ecu ixo.lraiod by Illness, Tho Alilstsnt Alderri" "ere cell-t iiu,)n ve.'er. dar to par for leve,-;,. "nrrso4 drlvun them lu inc ji.;. i.".!, 'ntrivrU I s It ve l ho e le-t broken lu thr,,..,,!..f.?.. f1"1 1 1 lk" ihe wnaivco. 7hr'",-"'u''l" ei, waiiH.ndlcaii that iho aulm wt"Uen. At a ms,"' 'I'"" ,o.M ye,.r,iT ,k, folow,n.1y"Vl t iui. Il-i:,,,,,, niatii HnJ Kali ir.n. in..l('(,, uiii. Pa. t'O n. Vrif I ,'lrVl i K '.!'?'i'u ",M o 11 .1. If. Catist-.;,' i .I"' IS' 'V,'0"' Tirausl or Jo'tuci on in", n",J" rjuaa.raeu lor rallsit it, ro ihey 17.7 u".0,,"1'1. m was me airani. ad then ilr'ko lb. Vjif.J"' L ".r Vear sslsirt. u .-is n.,a.us, 11 I

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THE SUN, FRlflAY, JPtV 21, 1871. 1 7 T i i in I ml i i i I II hktm rr AIL FRIDAY. JULY 21, 1871 AmiBMiiu To4r. 0LUwtrr TWii.r- llflf DunH Us Mw Tfci-trt-S"lM Call ftum. TF rUr' iNfi Arrab kt aVfyt. rrrar CrJ Jt4 Jnllka C.ichU. V Mfh tin. I, Term of Tbe Bam. BiitT, ft ftt, U V1 ivVMtAm, Jawf Witttr(fr SO Tm f tf u Mlmi, 1 00 Iwtf (f li ftJIrtM, ItUy nv'Hlr fcJJmt, 0 00 fTitilf frTir, 1 OO 1tit7 (fpiM t Ml liilrMI, IT OO riftj IT 44)iKM f h.U C'li k:k( wCUk tat, fijMtai Utm VltttllT AT1TTn, ft llMt 40 H4. tlr.tt(Ut4t)tf Int. HO m, TfcrMlliM' It ri)M Um(, OttO trtiMiM Utrrnu, Hirtiii tot Dolus, ft um, Tft tu, piciti NericM, ftr MmtUm kl Ltht, r iia, AO tu. 1 Htfmt, wii rwr n, u t. fit lua Mini, with Af v!W It, litef 11 ft, m IIm, SO nn ikiff, ika mum tIUU mtiMT. II For tb MCommodiUon of person rtudloi a? towo, uJTtrtUecnoU for Tbs Sow will bt rcWt1 At orrtfoUr ritel tube op-, own adTenuemeat ofilco, UH WeitThlriMecond itraet, tt Ui Janettoa ol Bioa wj id iliiti kTCoae. from t A. U. to 1 1. U. FOR PRESIDENT. TiRJIERS' 1ND JlEClliMCS' CATO'DATE, TWi, OnXATJXD OOOD USEFUL II. GREELEY, of TEX.1.1 and NEW YORK. I Greeley nnd Grocsbcck Why Not T Vliy rfiould not HonxcR Qiieeley and tViLUAM B. GiiOEsr.ECK io run together on the tamo PrrtddeutUl tlcVet? What teal, vital, or Important difference Is there between the political aentluicnta of the ono and thoie of the othor T A ticket ahould x nominated that all wen whether Domocrnta or ltepulllcana who are opposed to the continuation of the jircecnt military rulo can Tote for. Both Bamca on tho ticket nhonlil Ihj those of tWiliaiig, and such are QnEELnr nnd Gnons DRCE. Let hp haTe an end of Wcit Point and West Point Ideas In tho conduct of the civil affairs of tho Government nnd to in uro that result names rhould bo put up that "111 ko certain to win. We put Mr. Ciu:r.iXY first, became ho flan had the largest experienoo In political of fars; but It nould make but little difference nvhlcn name was first, fo that they trcro both on tho ticket. Either would do for President, either would do for Vice-President, and President or Vice-President Is high enough office for anybody. What do our brethren of tho Independent yrees pay to GnEELEY and Ghoemieck as a popular and promising opposition ticket 7 I Unknown Tarccs. Almost simultaneously with the riot In this city on the 12th of this mouth camo the news of similar outbreaks In two gn.-at Eu ropean capltalb London and Vienna and yesterday the cable Informed un of another In Dublin. Thcbo coincidences bavo frequent ly happened before, and greatly favor tho theory of certain metaphysicians, '.nut tlicro Is a Kcrct means of mental communi cation letwccn human beings phy sically widely apart, something like the medium through whch tho mngnotio tele graph operates. Jmt hb a vibration commu nicated to one end of tho Atlantic Cable is al most instantly felt nt tho other end, S3, t Is contended, any grrnt excitement of mind In one spot on tho earth will mako itself clt at a far distant spot, without waiting for Hie use of ordinary agencies of transmUslrn. i Thus an intensely riotous spirit hero in Mow I York may bo carried r.crobd tho ocean, and break out in Kurepe without the Intervention cf messages by mail or by telegraph, uud without the design on any ono's part to pro ince such a ritult. Wo need only to suppose I fits globe to be surrounded by au inv.sible atnn sphere, which vilrntos with tun fclock of nrul, .a thu air does With Mnnil, to understand this rapid roov -ment of 1-otU tLoti;;ht nnd emotion C'lrely aiiineotcd with thm tlieory nro tho results f seine curious experiment!) l.it' ly incdo In England, by tcIcntlOc men, to test the ability a'.d to bo poss'tscel by the ho cll 'd fp iitual medium, lluiil',, of prixluelm' ni Viincnts of material objeits by other tlnu' meremuwultrpi'Wer. Homi.'h pirformanotb arc, In gei er.d, very much like tliooi! of other rpirtual mcdiunib sulIi bh playing on inn steal lnhtriiim-nto, 1 ft ng tat.lcH, und ovci turning (hulra by Invisible aonclcD. Tin trouble wltii theso fenta is that they nro ac PH comjillslu tl in tho dark, anil this c rcuinstnnc PK atl'onlt- r oin to suspect trickery of uomj kiml. llnMr, however, in tho raso wo rofcr to, nub Jiuttetl to eiiiiliiious wlncli (1Ibm'1 this suspl PH clou, ami render necessary tho asiunip- PH tlon tlint mind ca i i ct, not only on mlrd, PH; but on mitttvr also, In wua hcrctofuru not PPX' fatn liar to us. Hb 1'nr eiuiiiple, in the experiments wo rfer PZ t' a level provided. h arranged tiiat PH sn ordtnnry man ressi u with his wlioli PHl we'.ght oi. Hi end of it would o.v rt u pre PPf inro nt the other end ineasuro 1 by a spring PHl bn'unce of Irom nio iimi a linlf to twn PPJ pounds. Mr. IIumk, b.. u ircly touch ng tli. PPX fingers of ono hand In t!i' .over at n p iin' PHr tho ler.st tHomblo to liimwlf, produoo.1 n di prebtlon wli ch tho bnluueo f lion-oil to In tqual to from llip' mid onc-liaif to n BBz pounds. 'I'Iiih leMlIt U attot-ted by tlire BBSi t'entliiu r, Dr. Ul'ddl.NH, an eminent iih BBS Irouoiner, Mr, 1'i:odi;i;s, n cliemift and l''el BB liv ol' tl.e lioyal Sociity, cud Mr. Horgunul BK Vvx, BBT A B rondix'r'.incnt eoiipUtednf unclofln;' BB a arnird n m s dnim-tlinpi d cage, madi BB of wocyl nnd w 1 1 w.re, hi iih to pruvunl BBS tho Instrument being ld J anjwhuro ex BBj ri'ptlng n tl e top. '1 -if rage witli tin BBS icroniii n ill il Mng plm'"! s,lur tlm Uble, BB Mr. lliftn:, l.y Pimply plnelng m. UpIHI lt,ei)liHd It tojlr mivitrI turn, yfp.t BB wtm held by the ol nTvert. snd Mr. aver that he put I is '.mud n n' hand H BH IC1,1 the InHrumuit, nuil t' liud It did nf. BK WpV,., 1'uriln mi r l o u--B.rls that iv. i aftor Vr. IIomi, icmoved his hand tho ac cordion conll u d t" that and play tu.ui ivlthm the wg w.thout any apparent eui FUndooblW threo cxtcrimcnts will hav to be repeated many times, and with mora stringent precautions against fraud, bofcre they will be accepted as demonstrating the existence of the invisible forco which so far they seem to rovcal. But It Is not too much to expect that In this ago of marvels we may be on tho verge of discovering hitherto unknown ones, which shall cast all oar pre vious attainments Into the shade. Tho Blunders of the South. Tho Democracy of tho North id West, and to a large extent In the South, hnvo de termined to tako the New Departure. A small but Influential portion of the old ruling element of tho South, led by such men as Davis, Btkhienb, t.nd Tooxins, refnso to adopt this lino of policy. They do not pro poso to fight ngalnst It, but they avow their determination to resist It at tho polls In the next Presidential election. For cloven yean past the course of tho old dominating clsss'ln the South has been a series of crimes and blunders. In 1800 they nominated Bhkckikmdob as their Presidential candidate, and thus defeated Docaias and gave the victory to Lincoln. After Lincoln was elected they went Into rebellion, whereas had they remained In the Union they would havo controlled a majori ty of the Supremo Court and of the Senate, wheroby thoy could havo prevented the on. actmcnt of any law which thoy did not ap prove, or If enacted, conld have ovorrnlod It In the highest judicial tribunal of tho land provided the Court believed It to be uncon stitutional. Near the closo of tho war, when everybody saw that further resistance on tho part of the Confederates was hopeless, tho samo dominating element reected the over tures of peaco offered by Lincoln at tho Hampton Roads Conference terms far milder than thoso they were ultimately compelled to accept. During the entire period of reconstruction this samo ruling class, seemingly having learned nothing from the bitter experiences of the previous five years, steadily played Into the hands of the Republicans. In lBOO, when Congress tendered to tho lato insur gent States tho Fourteenth Amendment as a final settlement of the secession controversy, they unanimously rejected It. Tho result was that they wero subsequently not only required to ratify the Fourteenth Amend ment, but llkewiso the Fifteenth, before they could be fully restored to tho Union. When tho elections In the South, Incidental to the work of reconstruction, occurred from time to time, theso dogged leaders, standing upon what they called their dignity, advised their deluded followers to keep away from the polls. The simpletons oK-ycd, and tho con scnHcnce was the cstabllthment of tho carpet bag governments, which havo since ruled tho South by tho combined Influence of op pression and corruption. In 1S09, when there wrs somo chanco for electing a Demo cratic President, these molcmitcnts thrust Into the platform of that year tho fatal Wade Hampton plank, wh'cb, from tho very opening of the campaign, rendered SKY moi'h'h defeat and Quant's triumph au ab solute certainty. And now, with this fatal record of the last eleven years to serve as nn admonition, a portion of theso same lncorr gible Bourbons turn their backs on thu New Departuro and proposo to contlnuo on In tho old road to ruin. In tho light of these fact", Impartial observers can hardly fall to reach thcconclu slon that such men as Davis, Toomii nud Stephens do not ileslro the success of the Democratic parly at the nest Presidential election. Let the party therefore treat them accordingly. A 9'onumcnt More Ilndurlnz thnn nrnss. It is 'ldom that a fow dry stathties speak with such forco as do thoso presented In the pages of tho latt annual report of The Cooper Union for tho Advancement of Science and Art. Tho simple, unostentatious record of tho operations of the institution for tho y.-ar is tho most satisfactory proof its founder could desire of tho wisdom of his action, r.nd of the surencf s of his titlo to grntltuie, not from posterity alone, but from the prewtit living gcncrat.on. The bu.UIng occupied by the Union cov 'Ts, as mi Ft of our readers probaMy know, tho block bounded by Amor pluci1, fv.vuut'.i street, and tho Third ami Tourth avenues, in tiiis city. It wr.s built at n cost of $"0O,(XHl. and dedicated to thu public by i sleglo r.ti zeli, Mr. l'ElElt Cooi'Elt, who paid fur it out of money not Inherited from otLon1, but en liroly earned by his own ItiuUitry. What Is ipore, Mr. CooiT.lt 1ms dono lids In bis own llfi-tinif, initrnil of leaving tl o task to his iX viitors. Tho lower part of tho 1 uilding is rented fur bnsltn sa purpotep, ami tho rent ur.-applied to maintaining thu Uii on. Lent, h.jweVi r, tho inouiuo lllUH der.ved should be mi-ulllilei.t, Mr. Coorru has recently placed ,n tho hands of the Trustees $100,000 In money, theitereet of which Is to lo added to the rents, and devoted tn the sumo pur pom as they are, and ho bus prom iv.-il the timber eum of $(50,000 should It bo fujml neci ssiry. 1 1 thU bn 1 ling there nr, 7'Vi A Froo ltundl ig Room, lor wlildi nro taken 42 American nnd 11 foreign dail .iewspiHiis, 83 American woelOles, a "id 51 American and Gil tureign mugiriii'.-a. making in nil "it? pi rindicals. In lonncoibn with ibis ruiiding room is n freo library, rontiln mg nl out 7,000 volumes, of winch 2,00u were added (luring tho past enr. The nun tier of rumors dur ng thu y ar 180 w.ik 2211,010, and that of bo'.kn usod 20I5. Th. reading room Is i pen from 8 A. M. to 10 I. M., nud is fnu to all without th hot or in troluet on, &conl-A Freo Art Fclinol fnr women, wi'icli lias bad 2111 htinlenls during tho unr, 100 reuiuiiilng at tho clebu (if thu last turiu, ml ()8 having rueolved ceilifientis. 'J'.irdA I'reo School for Women on W-im', Ki. graving, which hag had .1 pupil during i t lie year, 23 rcinn'.ulng at cb.so of term. J''ourti- Fieo Day Sciiool ol Telegraphy 'or Women, which has had Oil pupils during lie.itnr and gradimtcd 5.1. Of lio prndu ..tin, -10 bavo obtained situations, whero tlio; earn fr' m $30 to 70 per month. Fijll. A Free N'lphl t-'cliool i Telegraphy ,tuf Young Men, wbirli 1 ns bad -10 pupils (ng the- year, graduating 28. Of tin ntrs, b bavo secured situations whh tHxth '30 Ur ,H'r ",01l,h- I i i Kfeo Night School ol Science, in which are IF a T" ,.t tho higher iiinthtmnti". 0 1 chemistry, j,,, Rlid branches of study. This school has had ODD pupils during the year, of whom 244 re mained at the close of the term, and ltJ2 received certificates. Seventh A Free School of Art, in which are taught drawing and modelling. This school has had 1,180 pupils during the year, of whom 727 remained at the close of tho torm and 820 received certificates. In addition to theso regular means of in struction, tho professors of chemistry and mechanics have been consul tod and impart ed information on matters relating to indus trial pursuits to 821 persons, and dur'ng tho past winter and spring a series of free lec tures on topics of practical Interest havo been delivered In the great hall. The total expense of all kinds of maintaining tho institution for Uie year was $17,200.18. It would bo difficult to Imagine a method in which an amount of money cqusl to that invested by Mr. Coornn in this Union could bo so applied as to do more real good to tho community. Ills conduct in bestowing It as he has dono, and particularly in bestow ing It whllo ho yot remained on earth to superintend its application, is a shining ox ample to be followed by every rich man who deslrea to do good. A very proper and well-deserved rebuke wis administered on Yftdaeidar by Judge DuiciiroRP, or the United States District Court, to one of th counsel for Jletr. RiriutL and UsiTD, th Enpllth stockbrokers, who are con tending with Messrs. Ftsa snd Oocld for tbt control of tbs Erie Hallway Company. The counsel hid been Indulging in Ids scenstomed abnis of the opposite side, and when he had closed his argument, the Judge quietly remarked that perhapa onc-hitf of It was Intended for th newspapers and not for tho case, and went on to aayt "ItwonMb lilehlj desirable It eounset wonM eooCne theamclrr lo a iIKanon ol U points and lacta of tlx cast. Tins Mlttrattua of e oltlnte ha now proceeded ad naunam. I late nown tired of Itstenioi to tli as of expressloas aura as bar t een Indulged In by coonsel-callini men trteki. illsl.oncst, and andnclens. A line of moment of this rbaracter consumfa mucli cf th tlm of tli Court nuncnnnlj and nnpreBtably." lie might hare said, too, that the public are tired of reading abuse of the same persona which Is cot tailed but written by hired adro calea expressly to be printed In the ocwspaperi. Mr. C. C. Bowew, tho jiolygamlst par doned by President Grikt, bas been recom mended to emigrate with his uuuieruu. wires to Utah, where he can lawfully play husband to them all. Tbo Salt Late Iltrald Indignantly ex presses tbe hope that ho will atay away. It does not want any sneaking fellow like him round there, passing himself off as a single man on un suspecting spinsters. The Mormons, it rays, make their matilnior.lal arrangements openly and abote board, and if they arc married already, ssy so to the new objects of their affections. The last mall dates from Cuba arc to the :Stli hist. Tho Spanish telegram of the rout and uispiriion of the VcneiucUu forces landed by the sl.-amer Virgin is false. A force of three hundred Spaniards sallied ont of Santiago de Cuba to oppose tbe landing, and cf the three hundred, less than ono hundred managed to get back, aimless, shoeless, and thoroughly displr'ed. An her and an important question Is settled by the arrival of the mails by the Columbia. Fr.Dir.ico Catxpa was not shot on tho 1st inst., aa telegraphed ly the Spauish autlioiiticj, but on the "tU lust. Ikforo this last date au urder bad been received in Cuba from Madrid an order obtained at the petition of President OniMi that Cxvaoa should be pardoued and sent to this country. His murder was the Iron ical reply of those who to-day command In Cuba. A despatch from Washington says that the deficit of 10,000 In the accounts of Naral Paymaster YVasiii.noio! has been compromised, as there arc no evidence of fraud on tho part of that officer." And yet a naval court martial beforo which Waiuinoto wts brought found him guilty of embcnlemcnt, and sentenced him to one Tear's imprisonment, and to pay a heavy tine. II, ai the Treamry officLls say, there were no evidences of fraud on Mr. Wsuikoion'b part, it would seem that tho court martial inuit luvn convict' U him merely for th fun of the thin?. This nuy havo been a rich Joke for the court, hut it came ucar Wing senous fur pour Wasm.sn- TOM. A despatch says that tho determined at tiluda of tlio Go eminent of Jamaica has frightened the negroes, and fears ol a ris ing have vanished. Nolloatc, tho leader, la ridiculed by hisowu followers." It is the cujtom of certain men who havo tho handling of uo.vs in Jamaica to vilify the coluied peopl on ctcrv occaaiun, and bore, no doiilit, Is another luttunce. 1'eriHjna just from tlm colony oamiro uj Inal ihc people were never morn peaceable, ami that their liiutenal pruspiiots ere rapidly tin pro ii.;. "NoLiime, thu loader," denpito "the drteniiiued uiotude of thu (l.itern ueut," U evi dently f till at hrn a pro if of lh' dr-idf il chir aotei of the uin" that win foured. Tho telegram read, vory like moontbine. Piko'M Peak hi to bo m id a fushloauhla sumiuir ieorl, tu ivlueli thu uw iiin'ow-gaiii Uunvur and itio Grande llulroul Is axpeetcd to carry thruiigs oftuunsls in piiMiiit of hiiallh and iluuiire. A ompiny of guutleiuei luvo ton cluded the inrcli.HH of a traot of I mil which in cludoa the fainim i C dorado Sj.ritis at the biso nf the rii'xmtuiti, und vt ill procoed to lv out tuo tuwnn, ono on thu railroad, tib) called Colorado Pprngs, ln're nott spring a h"ti'l will be built which is to cud 10),flQO, nud tuo othor, wluoli Ik tube christened Villi Li e'ont, i.t tin- rpiingH piopar, lite uiilos fivui tlm railroad. Timre will Atn no ereeU'd u hotel, to bo cullod tho Tip-Top House, on tl.e stuiiiuit of l'lko's i'uak. Ihu i-piingn c four in lumber J tho lJl'u-t has fonni'd a b.min mix or eight fuel auroies IVoin tho e ulre i f li cli bulls up a vnduut uuirout. All of thinn iuo bli'ingly liiiprugiutoil Willi cirimuic cld g.m; tlieir tempcraluie iiali.ut mity-tivo iK'ree, .Tid the nro ciudiwd with puivmfnl hu.diug virtuoi. O.iu of tliuiu K us callnd by tho Indians "The lleisi," as it was formerly re mrleJ to by iiilirni wild uiiimals in groat mini bor and fiom remote puints, for tiie puriMia of hi ucfiiiiiL' by itacorativu poiveis. Thuvio.v fro u 'lie city of VIIU l,i Pont i duseiihed i exeoud inlv gland. "In (ho background mid m tile cuiilro nl tho semicircle ii.es llm graud dome of Pike's I'ouk iinincdutoly in front uud left, and uiKiut eiht miloH iu iv, ro.iohji hu.ivomv ird Cii'ieinio nioiiiitain nud on tho rixht art) the gardenii of the godn," to winch vl.iior.-, wo pro RUinc, will be admitted free, A wfigo-i road mil he inadu from V.ll.i ki font to iiMr tho l muit of I'lU'a 1'eak, inula trail in i u tlio re iiaiudor of ihe nuy, for tlio boueflt of tour'nti. Tlm city of Vib.i l.u Font li.u not ni.ule inimh progress in yet in fact, thu ground Ins not lucn surveyed but when it hlnillt it is to li ivu four liuudr -d i id eigtity lU'Kaut ullas, with all tho modem Iii.proveiiieiitn. What Is tin n .mo of tho Kapogoat whom Hon cevcred with tho sins ol tho people, and 'based leln Ihe nlhUinesat Mayor O, XnuJ II ill w .uts tu knew. ANOTHER INDIANA SCAMl1. BBrxn niTF.it jtno' xwxHTT-xixx STATSS TO BKAR fJtOX. A Man that Praarke 1.1k Mr. Beecber, I-eetartia l.lk John B. Maah, and UU ninrrled Like C. C. Dawaa. Correspoaaeor ot Tli Ban. IsoiuriroLu, July t, 16TL There now lan. sjulihes la lb fibelby conntr Jill on of the mo"t Inlerestlnx culprit I Ijav ever heard of. 1 Iblnk I mar moltlolj adjsctlvn on this follow, Charles MoWUUams Is his nam. This Is not by any manner of mtans all his names. II tu tailed himself Harry Wllsoa and balfascor of other tak ing sobriquets, 111 proper samara I sappostd to b MeWUlIsms, s h was born nndsr that nam som thirty Br years ago, in th ItlU vltlag ef Crotesvllle, In this Stat, As far a beard from there was nothlag particularly atroeloss In his an lecedents and early blstoty. As may b sappostd, b was a cotnsly lad and tbs rir or rni KiiansotsooD. In tbls retpeet b has bId bis own remarkably wll for nearly fotty years, n Is a fine-looking tal low and exceedingly mild mannered, n Is tall and crartrot, baa tool featnres and complexion, and an alluring smllt, vihll tb fascination of his tu las lrrrilstlbl ss that of a serpent. In sddltlco to bis persons! ehinrs h ba a won dsrfol msmorr, and can oraeb Ilk a Deocher, lec tor I. La a Qcnxb, and line Ilk a mocking bird Lat aacrmtr t spent at MonrovlvlnL, wbsr, aa an tntereatlnc 'Mdower, b canted qnlt a sensa tion among tb fair. A a rtvlvaMat, hi merer was a etedltto th Unlld Brethren Cbureb. Ill eneeesa aa a aeniatlosallit waa eomplat when r ratd snd lodid In tb Bensstlatr Jail. an AccowrusBio ctiaorMtiv. Tb reQolMtlon from soothtr conuly was for breach of trni'. II hsd setiled down la a com monlty aa a Christian (Campbelllte) minister, on condition that h hon!d bo tarnished with a bori and fiaicr to mat tL elrcDlt. llarkl was willing, and straightway set out on his mission. In process of preaeblnc h rot doctrinal points of lb CtinreU ao mixed up with a more liberal plan nf sanation that ha created a olitorbac.ee. In secular point nt new It woold hav been considered a general row. Th ccompllBbed xei.tlemjr, entrBog tlm bres of dttconUnt lar and near, took unto hlnnslf tn horse and lnc,y, and Cacamped. for this otTerc he we an eted and linded In tb elo qnartera of tbe Jilt II waa waited upon lo bis dw qairiera by a eocpl ot brstursn tn tb lattb. II was asksd wly b had not prChd tb doctrine ns b.d bargained to. Hi Q-, I presca.d a better doctrine of my own, and If icq will nt tn ont ol this, aa enre aa th'ie'a snlversal salvation. I will preach for you again." In connection with bis arrest tbars r miny In. terestlng parUcolars. Wnen accold Id that friendly May known to folic efflcers, wlib a slap on lb sboclder and a rtnlle aamonltlon that be wa "wanted," b lerlled: A BIllTnT TW1!. Tlier rriiet be tcx mletake." "Von m Unarles ilctVu'lams orltsusselaer, 1st ol Monrovia I" "yistaken (gain. Hivri therein my ll'e. Tb fact Is, lam twin. My hropier resembles a. ver) mncn. Now I coin to think. I beiiev be old spend last summer la Montovli, XI lam) Into; aaionlsliluvlr 1U me." Von," said tbe ofllcer. "look enough like tb man w atl to rait u-. Come a'ong." Tb moment H e) were i.ui.Ue iLv door he com menced se.irlnff. i nd a rentlemau tio wa Lrevnt raja he never LejrU sucli blaapnemy btfor Dor ilnre. His i .It teirtt J carter renr.lttea lilra tu have all the wbl-Ley hi wanted, anu bi tie lliiie he r-ise' ed tlm Justice s ofllce be was nprnartoutly aiunk. With all he ra d nothing- to crln.mi'o tlnisell. Ids cau tors tloD;lit bo would when uudur tb IlOu.uco of llouor. Cens'rned to th Jail, be (till bad a portion if bilker loll, and (he Im tnln bu did wa to com pel ire lew in matt to to down en tuelr knees, aa beexcresrvd It, lo "ti ke the sacrament." Tula blapliemy over, be snatched a fl.ldla iroti one of tbe cells, and bcsjtnniac to pla ordered th t rlsoo er lo u.eco llu tehavvd Ilk a madu.au, and lb poor lllow wero forced to otter him, 1 hen be formed ien in ltiie ant aanz abou! a buuared himns to iliem. Aslsald Lfoie, Ins vol' e Is rs.lly maxntlcent. as a mn twisT aluobe Is a great surcesn. He his two wives In lconl ii, three In lmllnna, and two In Oh.o. A a gi.eri.l U.ti.r tin marntxi dauLliiera or voll io-do men In whuevvr char n h happened to belong to. Ilia favorite mude nf nrocee'lnr wa tu 1. r;r rcrllfl eiles ol license tn preach, and It Is astonishing how smceislully Lo c.rr.oj on bis jlltm ol knavery 111 tu a radius oi a few miles. On one occsntm Le wis trTlitiT on foot thronih tl eoontrr, wueu h Harped by tb wureldo ..t Louie of the kumllesl oe. riptlon. Cpun luuuiry Le found II Lad I 'longed to a mioow, l ot on llio cultmeci of ler l.n land's tsUta It was taktn to pay Ma debt". All tho prorerty alio r'f leeeed. or La. I any luiin tu Li lh wurlu, wa cuw and calf. McMlllLims tduilly married ber tLat evculcg, and tne next mcrnliig, with ber consent, drove tl oiw and calf lo th nearest lOAn, soid tbeai snl put tbi money In bis pocaei. Tnat waa th lost svea u him b the widowed bride. Ilia trial doea not eon e oft for several weeks, and L la toeelul as to .ho rim t. h. 1U Jim sr. jo. 3inri:itY. The Wuplclnil Ctrcnmstnncr Attendlui lh llrulh or.Hr. 1'urktr. IS Me Iditor et llu Bvn. Sir: in your issuo of to-day I see something about tbo mysttrloas ileslb ufmyla'.e husband, Wllllim l"arkerj also, the rsmirka of Mr. fcelden fa.en concerning Ibo marke upon bis poor neck, and tho powiterlng ol taora ont. Thess ar tbe fids: I ws requested bv Mr. Hlllver (mit Hlnman, us statedl, lo co to SI. Jomph to fat ion tbe sur loundiiics of Mr, Parker' saplcious dmlh. ldll so, wlitiout ite.ay, waiving fatigae, nor roiilu; until I Lri.uii al th Hill) era'. In wbusu umliy I found every kUJnn an I svrapv.hy. aa I a hone. Mr. Wolfe, forcmau at W A Kann'f, w iero l'urkcr bail worked, caina laenedialetv to sou uie. und no did Mr. Burlluxtou, an emuwina In tli siiiu storn. 1 bey both told me agro.l deal aaout what they knew tu be iu-picl ius and condemnatory a to Porker' it eat b, und conrlu lod bv ilug nlalnli' that be waa pot'uu.-d. Tiny niter yard swore their sutomeiit boloro .In Ot m 1 Jury. WLI v Hi HI. Joicph I saw tan shop whero ho ha 1 wurkid. Iweuttutho hou.B aud saw Hi. rouin In which re diJ. la.so w.Mi-d his grave. I then went to Pudenfadeii, the anien iker, to jiy his lumral eiKiim. air. l'l leniailun Mil they were all pall oi Vmo Cral. Ha ul-.il said Uat Uiu-s Craw w:w M the r.iu.n ailtue time t. o bo iy v..s b. liu vrvoaicil f ir Hie er ive. JU ut ti .it ti" unshod tin! body, but old m .'i Kniy (i rel.i'iv.- ui thu Cunmngtiun.), aluwa m n, mil t.ul He(.ui deu.u.len) i:i vlais .oui luoiie In co.Uci. t. u oil. us, Lr iU to., snd iUov r.iu'd ku on wllu ire lixlua II .e .i.i,l to bo .unit lorn li r. ii mi l.o Jlil art tin y i,-ieio,!, u d uu his ..turn -a tl.o sli ivng b id buiju done. Its furlmr .ml Le t.e n i, via ilnil look .1 thu n il.' .it,rordliw to ns u-.ua! custom, .mJ si,, no maius ua.li be cuo lu (lie ner.L, Tuon lie hai.t I iw luv blue m irs. at :l c .a'ne time d ii sirailn; it by pass ing lis li ii"i over tils imu t: oi(. men," raid I."iOJ Lui i.iio I to the COldil, bine inuiK. ae.l nr." "No," saul i c, "ihev viero -oaitere-1 out." 1 eui, i.-e.".id I, tu on o: n vtuwen give thu flu. -I III! lOUOIr Willi I.K pjad No." said bei. eiHaiien. "n Um ivat;." I ri.inari-... K os i rug wi. v,, nj to a si im. cor. l)i I l.o o aiiyniLig uiuie, ura r" o.i. jes. in-tutu Hiiti" islut cer illcile, toj I liiid im eCio not ulloscd to luiy uuhoui u.ic," -iu Mr. H nli n. a ion I ai-u' lu.iuriiluiv.t .in I t ne t lid-1 tl.e Orm I Jmj, lio at my r.quest s d iiiey wull ub,.uM i tie urn".. ll.iur. E.ius Cr.l.-wa tlio local a;cut woo. togetuei witli llr. u nliighaii tKrii".el pov.r I'uikir lu iniure Lis Ii u I wa. ,o l l.) Hill ytr tual no o. tit am .s rvur actually aotj tnat f.e ui.dirliker .i tol 1 1 t uoo.or w. out t lli.it 11 w..uid be I ai.'itd to ii I in t" morrow tint u iiuul.i ho all ii.LU Ac. 1'iui Lis dtul.i was no. in teied up .ii "in books; mat lie teiio.i was milled nway; Pint ileiro was o plum up..n the c. imii, lii I 1 know I. .fill a. no n i uo or I. dual to m.irk i r v lnou 1 i.uuid novor havo lou.lj oni. lor Mr Hilner, mio ii kepi u., k ol Uu im, w li it'll was Mild lo too ill 1. 1 .1 d i Mr. (Villi wrolo a t.nlieiic Ullertu U.o I'o.noauy arklug pr.nl paiiii-in lo Hi" pour woman w.io .ud io-.i uor i.i u ari.ih. iIcmm UUU ti I'Al'.KKJl .Sew uiik .lime M IMU. .11 r. Milllli' Hurl, Hide. Wlllijin 1 inner, a hscL driver, "f Teity. .lull itcit, le ar tecoid aitaur, was LsiUd uubt beioio lael by a uw. ul tilentli lvci.iio .uu I mii t) iccund slieet. I be m.u Jiiinpod Into Hie cuuc i nud o'orired tu bo rtrlvou lu a pl.ico In first ave u. Tiiiuru Lo wor drlv. n tosiverai oilier places. At ,.t Le itoppi'd und got mil a. Chilli street un I 'o oa J w iy, ami tin roaciiimn Utm imled his fair, ft. 'llilrupou llio iii.lividii.il, Or. .id In llm luiIi ui a inil.'liian, buunie In llaniiiii and iraiilleu I'm t. nr. Lu the l.ilur In.i.iud on liavl.m In. rare, a 1 1 tho piii iuir i)"lug no roodiviy ol racipmi:, b. ii. IhI.um lii( l'olie Muicli oairer awn n 4 Ciinu up. ai d tl.e pu.st i..ti said tlut t tu co ,c!i ui i bid iiiULid ti n. llio iii.i.iu ii (;,vo nun into cu.todi. At t'l policn station b raeo ma iiuiiiv aa Juliii Williams. An ocon lul'j luiinil In I K P 'cLct. lie i.alakon lo Jeteriou Mr .et kui.day, and tin'ie ie no nls n.ino isWIIiiun .1 ,11 JUbllCU til CUIllUllllid utiu lu UOUUll ul 16 0 1. 1.. William H. I '""i Jr bridit boy, son ef fie General, has pnirted r It'll. uospaiier cullod I e tbrlKOivlij. Il Is a led wllli clear wit and sense, and I r ell north rending. It can bo had Uf ad ducing U.o editor at Wulloa L., New York, rnsic zone ix rntLAWLriiiJu A Cartas Case ef Fortune flantlnt-Mait-xid Hen Marrylna si Maiden f yifty TlBtra-Blaamll In Qaar. Fiim (At PMIadilphta Ttltgraph. In tbs substantial dwelling 1,017 Arch street re. Ids Mrs. Ysjer sad Htsi Rebecca Clifford liny: tb) form st full 70 lesrs of are, and tbe latter jnst 30 year h Junior. Mrs. Yaier la th relict of Jo esb Yarer, who wa th frosldent ot th Uarria- burg and Lancaster Ilsltrosd Company no to th moment it was awsllowed up ny tnat monster eorro tsllun. th Pennsylvaiila Rulrnsl, On bis de mix nls wld.sw found herself very fsr above lbs pecuniary carta which Mailt left fortunate mor tals. Ufse Hay, ber (later, bad been permuted to roam tb wond "tn maiden meditation, fancy fr.s," fur h ilf ceninrr. When Mr. Yarer riled, his sorrowlne relict era Ployed William Henri Moore son of William Hill Moor, th Arch street undertaker to cm a stone, npon which should appear a tribute wtrrtby of her retard for her decasad husband. Mr. Moors. And Ing tbsttltlisr h did not arreo with itb under taking business or It wltn him, beisu to leal In Iflirnlea. Tills wa ti preennor or an Intimate acquaintance with Ihes ladles, and Iheroarter Mr. alitor waa nil only welcome whoa hciU4, but nas always louglnglr look 1 for MTia us. atoapocc. Mr. Moor waa an engaging man, perhvoi 89 yeara nf age, and Ida exterior was considered faaltl.. It seem tbat all his matrltnonlil alliance were fruitful of bickerings, contention, end miration. H wss divorced Irom on wife, and abandoned anotner. IndseJ, he ran a war to Europe with the pretty wlf of Iba notorious Dan Let, wads forg eries were scarcely lei oocsfal or leas cuanlnz and adroit than llio of Col. Cross, whos doeds bare pawed Into th histories of remarcsble crlml nils. Tbla acquaintance apran up In September last. It was not Ions befor Moor found au oppor tunity to Introduce loth ladlea bis bosom friend, Albert E. Mardock. who was somewhat younger than th othti, and even better looking. Tbe Isller waa a resident of Mnncr. Pa., where be had len hi wife, tbe daothter of Wm, i'. I. I'aln Ur, aa ex-member of tho nut Legislator. Tlies gay rellov a ra constant attendant el 1,617 Aro.i a i reel. Tn rich appointment of that establish ment, th display of wealth tie costly palntinx. tbe Isrder.wiilcli lliey soon discovered cbaraed with tb bv't o' viand and Irults of the vintare, and the absence of any Jaundiced- ou'ed male all combined In making lb mansion Irresistibly sttractlv. Mis Hsy at leunh fell In lova with Mr. Moor. U woos.l snd won. Ills Hay promised to become lira. Moore. mi tttattiCR. On tb let of December last tbe coop! were merited In Drnner'e Hotel, Ucrmanfown. Miss He, d relied tn raatnldcent bridal robes, drove to the place of appointment u a chala, attended only bv i er sister Mrs. Yarer. Th f room w.s tn maudlin state nf fear nnd Jorous expectancy. Theltev. V.r. C'urow. of Hilnes II, It. Onnraii, tied the nuptial unoi, ant Hiss Hsy becima th Ilf part ner, ao It was londlr thou: hi, Ol Mr. Henry Moore, th UHer holdln: Ills first uam William" la abeyance. The witnesses were Ilsnryan l Edwarl Itteder. IV ben vie bride Lad pud ten Hollar to "Cauby." Hi dotlnz pur, with Mia. Yager, drove back to 1,011 Area etmol. A MlttS XIPLODID. They revellel la tbl bliss one month, and then a mint, which pad been quietly oreparod by.Mur.lock, Lnrstsnd brou lit Oliuiay and dlsxrac. Mnrdoek wis Jsaluoi of ibo eood fortune ol in co-worker, end mo helcvon Ufa b was leadlnr. Ho b qutatly I' tormed Mr. Moore Nn, 1, who wa tlien llvinc oa To el, tb street sbovo Arch, that ber husband was marr ed to another woman, aud an bad a process Issued by an Aldermai, uooa whlca bor delinquent lord waa arrea'od ar.d sent to prison to a sner for desertion, Thus, bavins: playod fate to hi friend, wltn bntp, tn 10 nentlug the con-oiracy aralasc in bspptnes of these l.vo ;ed tidies, b bad boon heart and hand, Murdock entered upon raoro dell eito uniiirtiklnt, nimelr, to posseva tho lady wbrne heart li.d surrenoercd to tlm ullracllftna oi fie suave Moore. Cloli lug btuioit to tee bo't adva-itage well rwi.ro cl tLe um-ornnce nf a first Imprraslou be called anon Mrs. Mooro, n! Miss Ttobcct Cllf lord Hay. and tenderly urake to her Hie n-w- of .Moore's dliilmututlon. She w at first piralysed wlih horror; a fli of ivce-ln ensue I ti.cn fol'o'ved a 'i Iter ilennncatioa of Ihe psrSJy that bad beu put in t'lucticc. asorutn cocnTsmr. .Murdock soot! ed her. enlarged upi)i t'ie enormltv of uls In-no's otT.-nce, Icclarvi I ut, lia i he anuivo ot h s rt ii pi telly be. ore, be wonlJ b. ro visited a weci revenge opon elm, and asked I er not to bo hevu all men wrre drccittnl. Him said alio did not. She believed ho more eon st lieiug otoathod than Llm no at that moment ronirontcl her. Mnrdoek mn.l have Peen choke-l at mi-, but be epose Willi eten Kroner suav.tr tUnn evrr. lie rilled olten. Ills manner, now tint It wa not ohscured bv his Ural's silrictloi,, ensrm I tne old l.dlrs. Wnllo both regarded him ss a renllomnn, Mrs. Mncre. J Hav. w us sensible of mure iuder re'.urd. Too upsliol was that she consent I to becum Mrs Mar oo-. Lotwnh'tsn Jlng ae bad nut been released from her farmer alllauco. AXOTUCU MAaauos. On the 11th of February last. Just two months and sixteen da alter lee matrlmouial rencounter wtt'i Moore, aud wtille he was litivrtshtnr tn prison p.glug at tils friend' aedeei In not procuring Dill, Hint irleud captared Ills uwia! wile turouaii Iba mediation ol tbe ltev.Dr.Cook, of lh New Street M. K. (.burch, at her cnarinlnj retl.trr.eo, 1,017 Arcti street. It Is doom tlio ltev. Jlr. Cook to ay that he wua nut aware that euo till a nusnani Itvluz at the tlnirt ol the ceremony. Toe Urid il pair return ed tu ihn mansion, and a luxurious ei.tertaln .iem fo lowed. Two weebs rolled b. suj then wtut do elroye I Ilia lL.ujine.s of Ho ursi aldauce sta.ktd lu to OiUl't i!k imod J one. STILL A50T1IIR Wirt. A third friend, w m luul been promU'l a shsre of Ho- s und II ey wero t ougit lo be vreal ci aOng si tne initientlou pal t tu nl-n br M oro an. I Murdock. called anon Mrs. Moorc-Murdock i.liu In lorincd lie. that ber laet hosoand had anotner wflo llvinitl Ill.msv seixoi t io w o wno ha 1 b ieu thus donbly miirrted and donbly victimized. rJ iffice It tu nr. tlm when Mun..K5 received ae IiikIiii ut tiie dtnuMintut Lo l.u, i lad fcw.n to Muncy. la., wuerr id nrl wlfo wa suvlug. It lo Lhi aail ul Ihe third 'Irleud" that bo denalled ao lar irom the example set by Murdock aa not tu ciako any of fort to ensnare tne variable ffecttouenf ii.e herolno of tol ulat drama. MU U.y, or, aa we must cod ber. Mrs. Mooro Mor lock, cam 1 ou tbeU'V. Dr. Coo 'a have an panllrat'.O'i o' tho marriage enri prrssed. fly tin lime tbe iictri-tlvus hvl got on tho tracw of tlio Ll.auUis. and tlid uaiui'U w.s luu late W.llle at I o cieraman's nuuso (ho ladles le-rne.l f ut l.o bid never re eivel nls fro, leaving the linpri'loa that .MurducK, wh'i wis an imccu Dions fortune nantrr. had sii?pol the "X" Will in ni lirldi- n a I ciren Inm to llqulaate nut udejloj Ltss luto bis on ii pocket. iiooiihiukino a wire. MurJork had not bren lone In Muncv whenhl. family tiiere lienrJ uf bis uiirrli e. His irnto (aim r In l..w cnlriu tod bin wllu too cli.rc, an J ue i.eni d lit. tmt'i 'U.esl, rri-ui v.-as tils desiro p. fiee l IlLii'.f iroi.i tins im.nitillou l Hit Im orrrrnd to ri wiln ins f itlier-iii'liw an I ..-tire iroo iimt ue did fiof unrri Mr. Mooie. ui lit,. H.- p-onod-ed lo (jtruiiii.mut un I hail Him ltev. air Murpn (Alio siHcee id Mr. (.'arrow a 1 1 tho Itne.ecs who had ttcn tre-itil at aloore's mum io wti i Hiv tu i ertilv i iat ho was not tut- ni.i. woo in ir ie.1 her. Tins, uf coiir-.e, leey did, nuvtii ooriiowledi.e n the mi si u tout i'IIuiic Il it .1 t i .its Mur do k 1. tun u I P. -Mime. a 1 1 l..e c oi i o oi ills who and nl.tiVKs I.. i.l.iu II. i w is renew I. eurruutii nr aociiirnt. In M .rcli last Dou-cl.ven Lai igs. I'arlln, fit tell er, un.i Ml icr r.o-iie a luul o. .b.soiK'ioi ia. njtrtoii- li laaacll 'lis, und imui i lnUI, asgui a.. I.i lesiicut.uii. AdaTorsuDoloiot.nl. raianiixl any knowledo nf i, ilooio maiia.-ui to nt bill, uuo aos:nu I to nana u.iLnoivn. Murdue'x was .r- eiU'd un. or elnaul.r n.uu.iist.iiicwi. O'luouv M 1.1. r I aJ uee.i looatug ior i ooar.l.iii-liouno l.u i o had hen uiin-iiallv ii:c,is-fii: at ii u.-lanoas rnilliiK tin lb Slit o'Ja.a lia a'listod uuitu. piling Ids namo a .1 .uiaa Coaoer lor IL i.o in,.t, .1 iio w m C) 'I'llitle.l by Allermi. re u.i t.io 27tn to nrlson. I.tikous dlicnvore I t.i it ee h .d pill ui :l H o Li.unno.ciil ilotol, and nvl-n-red lilm .oil s ''LapUin Mi'.ruo.k." ait.! I' u cuor qiaitio i 1 linn whet ur La km' a .Miss II v. ro'ud, "(lb, ery well I I .lie" a i.iii mini tl or wiio uiunloil lu.'." V on t,.u ..etoctiva u.tkl, "Hid tuuinim liei t Le tt.ilio.luil nil umwar ed "No." .ud etuiiliy rosseir s tu. ililiiuiliia I mt' id vo. WAXTzn ins vunsa nts. Murn and MurutMM believed li-.il Mie. Iluy v wca un, aid ui.o .o I ua uus curi. tacy In ite P H.'w.t.ut of lis. I tuhie. IUJ i.i'iis b oil no cras iltue vuuld anvi' qiiiklr eiuaii I ii'in liist lliey wrre vscl.u'e, sliico t i.ialy was dopinlei. mi i lerniur, aire. Ya.er. 1'ne Liner was pi-ou ai tie non. il uiarri. e, an I lli.u.l.t II "..tl iu.it" Wrcii aied w y si u euir.ued 1 e.vu iti .o ud tin e, after liuvtug beam thus eotnv I, It. noun replied, "Uu I'Ui'U .nan (Murine.) vinit.il u le i.e and I ul I I w intel Lie voii.n uin.." Tl.is a.ter. oon altirdue-i m.is nr .n:Ul up o.f.ru .Vdtnnnii iwcKi r, at llio entr.n. on 'In ctian. ul I l.mui, and was su.brlo to anav er al tuuit. ttxploHtuti ot it l.oe.iiiiullvi. nr.ir .tlnucli Chunk -Mx I. Ie Muenlli e.l. Ma veil t'ltONK, July 20. A fnj-hllul lueouiolne exn nslon liappeiiod insir lero. al aouu: Uocoii, ml. iiioruliii. The engine Vii.otn tilth atr lnoi xpiess c ra i.elug nonliward, exploded wit 1 1 e iimool ll.iiidor Hilda shock Ilka an earli quke bix men were upon Hie (hclue. l.ve of w urn were l.i. led ou nxl.l. 'J 1 1-iliili In l.otnb.y iiiun.k' I, und ctiiii.ut Hit, (Jul) ll.e U itlui.li, wl o w a. on tlm ia r Car (tested. The bodies weru Ihiown In s.l d iec lions, uud tt.o set in' afterward wis heir ruilni.' Tu bin Hi. hii nl tie road s.de, on uf toe u ol. iniLUWIIed, rmlss., ond hindlese, and thu other un reeociilx iblo. Anoller bodv wis found a out 9)0 'ill i IT, with llio c-niiil Llf.vttn. The Una was mailed, ttrllnecl it were u.i e, line the spsi IucIh was l.uiriuie. He iiitiunr wm inun I .io"Ut a)0 le t up U.o luouiiui.. s.de, HUH nuiuliig bill tliu h id to snow H at U.o mat wu ever a Lu uaii u liwr Anntlirr bo'v Is tnlssiu:, S'nl tllll si olnn Ins life ui II ul i li, willin iiii oi'lt in a en iilouni wr ten o life ud ai'om nit -I'llOu. le P ni .Uu I io engine and tender -le icalterud lor hundreds ot ytr is tn all dirt" lion. lurii a c il unity h is mil visited tin region ior ibui.. All llm mm had lauiille. 'I l.reo or rour ol t .niu lito.l ut M ei I trly, I' An Inquest Is bi'lnt I ol.l 'I lire section men woikiiv on tin roil I .eseral hundrod ft od wsi budiy sjaxva aud soriuutl lujurad. TIIE rKESLDENCY. orriCE-Jioi.Dnns' casdidaxk. For Prtiidtnt USELESS S. GRANT, THE PRESENT-TAKER. Relation cf Uedrs S. whom the other Office holders want to Itenomlnato along with lllm. l. Jess Ttoot Orant, Pretldent's father, I'oit mister at Coviuttoa, Ky, It Ofvrt L. (Jrsnl. I'lesldsnt's b-other, partner with the Collector or tire Port at rrticigot effects some thing very aoodartrrine next eiecilm. 111. Fiederlrk T. Dent, rrraidcni' father In law, ruimanl of Lasdi St Osrondeiei, Jlo. acnrcl by Wilson, Isle Commissioner of the Land OtScei has not Iet rot the lands, bat hopes to get them after the next icrlon IV. lier. If. J. Cramer, rre.ldert'i brstherdn taw. Mlnleier to lienmarkt ought tn b made Mlnl'ier to llsrlin wllhout waltlna for lh t'reeideiidal election. V Abel Itathbene Corhin, rresldenl's Lro'her i J lsw, hecoilator of cold and real eilaio ipacmanoai wltn James riik.Jr., and JavUonld has notmadamaei yet. ont hope ti fler th next elnj'lon. VI. bretetOrlc-Uen, K T. l)ent.rr(sl1ent'sbroiber In Isw. Chief Uiner at the Kxecntne Mansion. TH. JudMLoul leal. 1'resldent' brothcMn-lsw, Counsel for Claimants before the lreM.t. Fees etl mated at nooo s yesri expect to make mor after tne nxt eivetion VIII. Otorx W, lnt, Treislitent' brotbir-lndsw, Arpratser ol Cnitoms, Iban Francisco. IX. John Dent, I'reildent'i brot-icr ln Isw, only Tn Ulan Trsder for New Mexico under Indian l)nri t'lsee worth 1100.000 a year. X. Alex. Sharpe. rroi'.dsat's brother-in-law, Marshal Of tn l utre-i of columaia XI. James F. Casey, i-reitdsnt broihr-m.1w. Col lector ot th i'ori of Nsw urltana I plao worth sioaxw XdV JameLotttret, rresfdents brotbMn lawsj eon.in, Sarveyor ot the tort at Nw()rtenns. XIII. sua flnrtson, I'reildent'i own ctrailn. Minis ter to Oaiuoials- XIV, Nst. A. ration. rreldenl'e brother Inlaw's third coasla. Collector of the Port of (latveston.Toxss. XV oi Undo II Hose, rietldrnt's own couiln, Cleik In tbe Th'rd Auditor's office. VI eihlnitont hones for lomsttlnir umcli better after tb noil rlecilon. XVI, nr. Addlion Ucnt. i'reiUcnt's brotner ln-taw's third coasln. Clerk la tho ItegHter'i oraes. Treasury liepartmrnt. If aiMmton i trnits his merits will be belter arprrcialed after the nri ectlnn. X.VII. John mnirion. l-r'Slden''s own eomlo. See ond t.leatensat Fonrtb Artillery t promotion hopod for arer Itarca I. itn. XVIli. iieerge B .lonnion.rreildent's mothers sec ond cousin, Aetior of Internal llevenue, Third V ttnci, Ohio i better thlnrs looted fir, XIX. II. I.. Wlnans. ITeiltlenl's conitn's hnlbsnd, rotimsiter of .Newport. Ky. t ready for hijner place. XX. Miss K. A. Macuder. rreidet'e brotber-in-law's second conitn, Cicrk tn Oen. Uplaner's office. Treasury ticpartnient. XXI. Oilier W. floot. rresldent' mother's grand rephsw. Ainilant Diitrlet Attorney, Covlnston.Kv. t would not refine to a LHsirlcl Attorney nr tbe ten elsctlon XXII. A. W. Ctiev, rrealdent brotheMo.twas own brother, Apprslitr of Customs, Mw urleaa i f ..od p'acc. id wants to keep It, XXIII. I'eter Cay. 1're.idenfs brotber ln-ltw". own broiner, 1'oitmailer at VIcKiturg, Mia, hot aiirood pia'e as he wonld lle alter lHLL XXIV. OeorceUiimtn. I'reildent'i Couiln's son, First Lieutenant sixteenth tnfsmrr. XXV. ChS'les Pent. Whiteside. Illinois, Assistant Aitriio' of Internal llevenue. hot relation stall, but appoint! or l.'ieless m. in ft b-dlef thai ha was man and a brother-in-law's conitn, 1 named Dent. As soondla.sa frad Ileal ia valnied to psloa- lo tan faint. y. XXVI wnllsm MeKennsB, fstherdn-Uw of lb Tr sidet.i'sown coailo.ll.h. (.'ircait Judxofur lb West ern imtrlct ol Pennsylvania. XXVII Columtms Iletano. Irtsldenl's third coasln, Fectetary of tin Interior. wooKI bo willlos to l 8-creiary or the Irsuary, since re ctVtb u. a. Ben lor fiom Ohio. XXVIII Frederl' k Dent Orsnt, Pr'ildstit'i ion. Sec ond Lleuiraant, Fourth Cava.ry, (iolug out on the l'ec tic ttailroad, bnt no: yet nne XXIX. C A Ford. I'rcsioni's own e .alia. Assessor ni internal Itev.'nuo at nt. Lauis. Kxpects to bo Col lector of ihe district In 113 XXX tnrnes Orwnl nhlte, conitn 'o Mrs. Orant. Second Lieutenant Foerth Cavalry Wnnti to co to Karon with Lieat. F II. Oram, am! will probably bar no dioicnity In reiimir pcrml's oa. X.XXI. Joh.i J.Oinni.aannd nephewnf "1.1 Jesie, As'ei.nrnf Internsl llevenue for the Twelfth Olitr.ct of N n-VorK Wouldn't m.nd oelirx (.'illecor XXXII luapl.vnne, rather or t..e wife of the Presi dent 'a b.-othei-in-law, Major In Ibe United Slates Army. Tennessee Itecociil7i the Claim at L'seful Iloriicr. Correirondenco of the Sun. Namivills, July 10. The people of Tennessee are biddy elated with ycur geoerous advocac of tie claims of Horace flreelvy for llio Presllency. When ce Is electeJ to that high once, wo will look for a now era In tbls pari uf tbe sunny South. You are aware that our Mile 1 composed of nil! and dales and numerous swamps, and marshes nnd low Ivnds, and apy amount of limber, as writ as rocks and alone In treat variety. All we want la a great farmer at tbe head or the nation. If II. O. Is dnly elected we will look for much ad vie i ndmany ravor from tbo White House. For Instance, he can have hie boot on farming spread broidcast Iree, gratis all over Tenneisee. Every farmer ran commence a system of drainage snd Irri tation oa his own hook and as our Maxwell Hon Is a Aril else bote), our worthy President can como here and spend his vacation, and observe, tho work aa It toes bravely on. He will not patronize Long llranch or any race track not bo; there Is too much work lo be done In these tlm thot trlei men's sole. Alter Tennessee I drained and fl to J up IS rood as II. Q.'s farm la New Yor. wo will co a loot to let blm tako tip nl adopted. Huts of Texas, and Irrliato it from t'ie gulf clear up to tho great Ited riv.r or tnv fuutli. The father uf lexis, uld bam Houston, was born and nisd In Tennessee, and al a ma'.ter of course we expec all Ihe al 1 and alio conns el that can be der.ved from tho Farmers' cmdldite, Ihe trat and ponct Horace Ureeley of Texas 'leuneeseo flrst, Texas next, and tho rest of tl.e world afterward. This is our motto, an I n Tits bus sbinea lor ail, we hope lou will emblaciu lion jour banners, and stand by its until (Irani uud bis myrlaa ot re. stives are deposed, and Oreeley and his nobiw iriny of larmera tire doly Inducted Into tho otUcts ol tol- great ugrlcullur.il nation. Hollo tint all muy let Lo wall, and Ih'tTltE Sl-jt will continue to lncres.e In tr.ulnnees and elorr, I ain oiir, truly, J. 1. II. FoitTuycs von vlai's. An Irish Drumn Coeilnir 30,1100 In Cold to be I'lntr-tt in New York Auulhcr Piece lu Cost Mil, DUO lu Cold. The theatre-KcIti;; people of New Yoik. it eeciLi. ure to havo n gtaud treat durtnx lb next Hesseii. and ti.at In tbo wiiy of acomi, uld-faibluiii' Irish J i.iii.i, but ono of moio tUnn ordinary moil It la fr m !,o in of i:di mi.d l'aleotier. aulhar of t'l Piep i 'I) iv lh e," itilils,a!!.ti," Ai... and le now bcinir erlermi-d tu overfioivlua bouse at toe Itottil I'rti re.' Tiitip. London. The paneratlieu re ni amnions In Its pralie.lht 7imesglvlii: ndet died desirlinloii ol It a column In length. Trcitrfsiy t at U.o dialucne llishe with Hibeintan fun, the und is ull ol bruht. joyous action and Ihe llere, lie tirequly I lasirated, nnd In nil ropet admin b'v rrounlod, a Ulrcsee Heel n'ltb much attraction to tne tv and taie and Dud crent avnr nth tie ihdici'ce, On seeno lu nattleulnr, that In tho sec- i nn set rrpn sciitni.- a hay Del I nnd a merrt hand i f t.i e. lets dan Ii.e nlnibii and ci.tnior msly ihiouih Intics nil i.roui d utWtcks of ne t-mown tiuy.tibnuiids n rw nc tuu au t done, and elicits tumultous aa p.ause." I ii-i ure, the Antrrlcm comedlsn. ha purchased (l.c pi iv ior pi oducitnn l-i tl a I'nili d blates. ii n in t Im t tfi.ltOin gtlil It will first Lo elien In tula eiti, tiiio.ibli at Ntlilo's (laracn. l'oucluult l rl' in i pit ce i 1' oi pre, tor w l iei U.o 'slier In a .i'li'...l to pay I im J 10.0 (I In gold. 1. cue L.u e rc I.i nle o't Ihhu'oiit, but It is Vr.nwii thai Klur u lea tz d ovtr 1 11 1.0ft) by Ihe production oi Tom fay lin's Ticrfel-ui Lmio Al in," winch had a eeva.i ui nil.'" run at Iuo o d IV niter Harden lu Ills rli ii it for which ho oiiclualiy pall a vely iuude i.te tl.o. un: t ool. i j.ih.i:v j.v i:yj i:it.si:: l'liltllp-.hiirvri Tn ho n In l,r lis- Ciinvnslna Auenl ul Hie lini'lienil Wrecl.Iuj (Join pn in lluylinr Mlhs loi it ."-ouil. rie tiniioeuieoi ll.eun I'liii.i.t I.I'B(, July ID.- Aliheugli tills toiMi is n ut nl li r tho shall iiess and wi -awiLv spirit of iih Inl libit, nil. wo lime in r-dinll that tl.ev In vi lli in 'i.cLliid tip" for uiiie. Uu Pildav. tie Mill, w r vi to t isitoti by a gentleman ul o cine Ida n.iiu as 11 ilti.n, and tain I e uus rul, va-mlnr a,'0nl I l ti i llaruo'aul Ureckli.g t'oo'gany, liu o hired our cm xens gieat li'i.teviuoiit In Ihu lino uf nuuitlnl cod. uch aa nuots ol illk, plvco). of bioa..Coth, iii.il ai.nv othur irlK'Us UMtahy sold In di) you s ores, all lor f 'J tuch. Hi Utile naaio w.ts tl 1. 1 lie would ake an u di-rti'.d oolluet a dollar oa H, ti.e oil t r ii lur lu be pind uu teteiiit of euinls ll'iviiigtn Ids urniiur siii-l numt a. Vai der Ii i', in il l ltnii tin: lo lepreeint Mueu li A t u u' NiW.tlL, ho peisumled ninny o our Mli.l.l 1 to n t 11. r r IlirK. He I Htnl' ed to t."lter II e loi di on .'unlay or Muiul iy, nnd to en tl o c Ini.n l e gave s y.limlile soap uclpe. A It luko g ulmut i.nn lid uud lilly ntili'i., ho injilii lo'iily il; iik r"d. riidni lour.e it i nut been ho. id ol s,nce 'llr ii i.'n iti ul llio victim urn wotnm. slani w 1 1 -ir in uiiniid their I i.sti nils on tl i'ir return Inun hit. ill i I'h'V nl puriliis.it bmtuuiiil lima h luio sun tor t' em. I enriti.e a e pv u' one ol uilr reroipts, hi be. li lor a pieto ut stlL vrincli a lady l ilei.do I H r a wtddliii' ilium, ard has enca-ed dinssiuukers lu su lui i" in ii iih. licit on us anHul: tl IRNR'I AT lKlo'il NVUKOKIMl ColteiKY I'V I'lOl urau.eil iilk No, I out -1 um ei i .i I. nl Now r- .1. I (l.noii lieaiiirn tlo.t n J h tibu.o i ero.air, llartlosl Pud It .in.- ft. Hue .In i n I 11 ..11 ile in e i ti a vr. snai 1. il i ood a. re re.inii t-d or Ihe money w I io r fie.il u. MtiN i n i il (iniior.ll Agotils, Newark It K WlLSlX, I'.iiinu. in Aanut Mill Auulber Victim. I'ntrick 1'UnuL'iin, nge.l to, ha been milling i mo liliaiheili time tl path, wbsu lis winl lo Now York to seo lb Orsuo parau. t7AfnitJI.S. There are only two hundred sad AAy-elgbt Jews In all Inland. Florida feeds her prisoners on ham ar.d eggf aaJ everybody Is tryloa? to set Into Jail. John Bnon of Oak Orovo, Hobean connl tltlcols. la M years old, nd has HI living detcen Unui. To attract travel westward Ihe aanc ineoinest r made of the discovery of a lake of sods water on the I'sclDcHsllront. Thomas A. Seott Is dtld to bo President ot two railroad com lanl s, Vl'.o President of eleven, a-n Director In thirty-four. Oreal Tlrttsin last year comcmcd forty two million pounds of tobacco, 6r a ponnd and a half fw esct. one of the population. Experiments In tl.e army bakery st Wsi, ington have shown ttii'iftK one nonul loavei of bread can be mad from s barrel of fliur A young man in Indiana lately became -o Mlhlen.dat widow's cr-lile.it attempts luniuy him thot I.e tamed over to he all LU proi eity at1 no away. One single pigeon, a favorite bird with tlm fdgeon fancier! of Paris, bmucht Into thit city dirlrg the siec SM psgss of offlclsl deipfllcbei and IJ.Oto prl tat atspattlie. When a Chltago rlrl qitarretl with her lover she eommualcatei th latt to hr frlrnli In th remsrk thtt she "lia'loafiuesilng terms with lh freed no more." tho Philadelphia census returns show that thert ate la that city 4IIJI10 persons who have regular eceapallons. Taj total nnmbsr of prsoo kesalcf, bout I Itn'l. and th domestics number tt,VM. A moral hotel keeper In tuo Schuylkill Yal ley baa postal In his bsrroom a placard t Yoaag Mds) nd Hoys are Forbidden to Occupy these Bests. IhV will nnd their way Here too soon for their own QntK A colored woman was lately sent from An nsDOlUasfrcLihtby tba Adams Kipress Cimpany to Nubia, V.II. She wa delivered at tho cmeeproTr!y marked, paid fnr tn advance. tsencli ris cf by Ik r einlsr oncen, and sent on her war rrjolctag. The rtturni of the recent census of Ore) Britain show some notable feature. Tb Unit, Kings domhaa population otSt.ICJ.t30, of which 15,5y. ire males, and 18.lS0.im ar females, showing 1 1 rs ponderanco of the latter sexofrtstu. Of this ro. -Istl-m England snd Wales has rMM.10d Scoilin;, I.8JS tilt and Ireland.S.tO! TI9. Barges have recently ccxne ia use on th Istfi fnr the trantportstlon of grain and lumber, r aro fait soperseding stlllng vessels. The Toledo Coiw Mi (im isti that this reason thero are oa hundred and. lwenty-Uh btrg sfloat on lh likes, with aa mis gala capacity of ii.'M tons, with about any IKlal ban os and luat engaged la lowing tLiu, cmloyluf Itogather fully three ibouaaad men. In illustrating tbe fruits of advertising ax. exchange sys i "A family In Florida lost their lml boy, and advertised for blm la daily paper. That vtry afternoon an alligator crawled op oat of swamp and died on Ibe front doorstep. In bis rtomath was found handful of red Pair, some bons bartons, a pal of boot heels, a glass alley, a pair of meek patili and paper collar. The advertisement did It," A machine has been perfected which may be applied to cooling the air of thesttei, hill., snd all liabllc er private dwellings. One of these marluns I inn cither prodnce ZOO panndt of toe per hoar, or will furnish In the same space of lira .VlMjcubic leetct sir, ended to ateaiperalure of at degrees Fahrenheit. It is probable that In a tew eari we shall be able to turn on from th tarn registers the cool air In summer aud hot sir lu winter. lite mode in which s'.ock-r.-i.ing Is managed In England la I'lOirn by Hie fallowinz extract of a nil vato lettertront near Lonloni Lut week I went to isatc of redigrer stor,' and siv some splendid cat tle, as well as iplendld prim paid for them, Oni row, oolr two years old. soil fur oyir U1) call, a a montlu old. for f 1.000. R id auoxllng calves for UK sud f I'O ractit while f .0,000 was offered aud refuted for bull." II is said that a through railroad rotile has bnsecurc1 by an arrangement made bythe Oinalm and 6outh eltrrn road w'tb the CLlcito. Hock Isisrw nd Paciac Ilallroad.wnereby the Hallo rtvcrwuib bridged and the road extudd Ikrouah the noepiuii Waicr country to Xhraika Clly, whero the line will connect with the extension of Ibo Alchlsno snd Ne braska ltallroal, thus strordnu direct rsltioi I f.vtll. tiss from the Kssl to th prloclptl towns of N'Ouikl. Thero Is a man In Urldgcwatcr, Mass., nh haa been cleik. agant, and treituier for a nianafaew. loc compaoy tor thittyilx yssrst clerk, ssenl, uact treainrer of au Imu oonpany for thirty years, cietk, agent, and treasurer of a third company fortw.nli two years t aud preMd'ot of another company tw iy two tears, lis baa never been absent from aa eimnij or directors' ruotioz ol either of these companiM dtirlag bis ofnclsl aoonoctlon wtthlliem, anlhn krpfi tho records and draw n sll the checks of three. The Legislature of luwa haa taken meaeurcl to preserve, ar tsther to reitore. the .or-ili w hl.-b has becu snd still si lecklrsily ocittojoJ. Ibe law it testis from laxallou oo f 10 valuatloo eveiy aan ul forest for ten yen, and for each ce ot fruit treei planted 150 valuatlrn forflu' tears tsexeupied. sad the samo for ibado trcci and hedsei along the bleu ways. T.irruareuow maplo fortsti lu eevi-rsl oous liei, from which lUKirls mule, where fifteen vru; ilncothoro was notbieg but wild oralrle gross end I zel ihrulK. Thu national debts of the different com. i tie of th woil 1 amount ta twonty-twj thou. aid nnlliois of dollars. (If Ibis sum f rty-four bundle I imlivts sro due brFrancet fo tr Ibonsaad tullllin. bTi- lint.lni three thoniand millions blhe I'n.iol Plate I cludl.ii; Individual States, conntiei, a-'d town.. i teen hund.ed mllllmi by Anuria- Ofiein han.li.sd millions by Iluiila t ons Ihousi tl uu liou. by I'ruxw and the Ocrman ttalel i four buiidre l ml. I i bv Hol land! twenty uneluin lied mil lout or iho oi ier linro. rear, btaltst ami lour tnou.an I m lliuas by A. Afilcs, houlfi Auicrioa, and tbj other caaatrblcl lau world. TIicHritish census takers did not get Ibronili wltbtheli uuttei wltaout Ir uu e. Then- wasnoenl o Individual cce .tileitl'S. F urleo i peis in nl litwir iclidiiM alreet lo the lU-tl-trsr-tl. ..ri ut avoid lh' rcraum ot country n"urnuoi. A wealing plmti'i. ol advantod a.e. la- i "ie I up lu-r mn and w induws. iui luudlut ire is lo tin- u .u aoiai r, iu.it 'syiuo: Hist a flue ol A'MwouM uol laUuto hirt'i,''v t Isi tli' required paitioulais. It li p onatit to awlJ bowivi-r 'i.at t.i nn.wer ton soot i u I. ''.-r. iho eit hfi scio'dn'o to the Oeittrnl nine Another .'ii'i i if (or wa. intuited and a.snt..tod t hel.u.t tbu al.o ins irreat ta-k aniie.rs l, hit lian 1.1 om ii.i ed lu icry smoo h i .d latl-i-uiory ui.tinrr. Ih.ri werj 3: CS"! enun oialors uud tlieso had di.ti ct-or lost Uiuu two aqua e units nt area, coniaintux 1 1 n 'U.i s nud OM IH-oplu un sn evsr itre t out ti si'.', snd 'teuuuibirol he pootde in ilicw.' dis rlcti vml-d grentlv. A wut.i moor, with l reiple and a fow sc i le-e l cottaxei. wal nd tlilct pooulous enouxli for one mm i w' iilnljo. don one enueierator counted 3arJ louts, a lotUcr 9.' n.d a tLlid l.-so. "siniitvocs ovr;hMurii"-sis(. DXA04N APAH KHtDt III! Tl TLM 0LtS III hi.nl Hue llrctlrrn. I n-ed lo ho a. v lo A il' no f.tli I w te'.i' I u.i e. As ev l (I r s'i 'l i ill's Iwi ur iiij eh in i of li art t llitl.tlncel imioroinr t, I try to Keen uiwir aslrUbt A sn will lu is u' ii 'Ihl. wilasr una ul n. Il.a i uli (Wis o 1 1 slit'.- i or tin. At S'hu ill mi r.toacto't i. Hut ii iv t -y siy i in .k Tnat II "iveu nroii er. u.e. And flmll lies It 'o lo ii t i nl 1 av ii with iiUMid.iy .Mill p 11 rioill "l.ol l.t lowutU TUul I'M toe sill ol i And yl, withj. Pv tij n it i i ev" ti'iiaru "C i ill lireihiei. I .nine n i "a. ii t 'in a loua-siiflsriua 's.nl I'.d h nt lh it I de M' il ii l l jlnt I mv a. I'm hn r i l'u alutre tin-1 14' oen n I- 'if Willi bum bii I my-''.' I vliinn stislsufot ipr's v.'s. hi Ulj'nwiiv I'll i in v n ip .ei And -win o 1 srav nu i-.ms ai c u 1 1 y -1 K,' it tmii" I Hut t't p. i int' y n.-h's i quo To hi iw lev h'.r s .i i. I v i -ell sun i vur y. i ii i V likal aLi.sui) r.g.u u ii.i I 'U". ThT v I tnoa thirty nm e- n IVoin Wi 'ii .1 mo- l-i 0 A" ti no n I in .'i i t lu .v. ii, 1 loot, ca t ill s to. i II iM mv ruiq nines to w" I'Mie,' oo 0" l ...lii. IJIi'iuutull .1 i. llm in ir nit..' Pm ueitt I, ill nly I'nlk onrkl tu ii i I j I'' Fr -ii it. mi .ol i Ami i r t n 1 1 i- i Tau pil.ua! cas" o .e.i'- Who lndt i to Hi p vir 1 1 w 's r' ram d i.' It?- u-ir h i i I I'V t'.y.. i in v i i l ..I u' Al Iwen y rv p- r e.-. flhl I'm not a prie ut n Ai.ii. li eihren winii. i e t i'oio v.' lularlsne'll Willi n .t A truiy purf c a i only claim lu b the c Ati, tint i. ii I I'sf Urs led a "Ibui r nod us tec srttl It As tailed attvisscrMef

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I TBK 8PH. FRIDAY, JtJLY 21, 18H i J IHE FIGHTS OiVTHK PLAINS mo otnr.n stnn or tMk ijolttaxoir AT CAJHF tIMJKT. i, irasrlhat never Lust itnr Indiana nasi l,'l wfint to Plad Anr-Wlm Ik reiatrr-Jumpera iiulderatr.! ftoownl Inrilnn Mfe-llnlr Oil ft Drag. i. ,n,Ldee o' The Sun. t Ttct-o. A. T., Jan. lO.-Our folk. In (Ml i (.nf.toftood hive il Isit "lone what tty ontht lo el He done lists no. Insteid ef going to tree Gene M nl comr snJ'ng Ihe Department with complaint! of LI jniin dicrc'itione md massacres, they hire txs tl, iriiltnrnt o( inch matters Into their own a till' Yi-iti t e iom.d onl that It n assists (orikf in; cnmpUtnl loths military authorities on J uli il J''1 Indlsni made a raid on oar 1 (lot ind killed a fw et oar friends, tho didiI i f(,pr. lo irnd wotd Imroedlitely to til mtli u,j gtadqusrt is. Tnin thsre would bean tin. I gnu 'iow "f 0"T tai bustle smong Ihe slioil- jiHlnri'd gentry, si.d liter tlma enongh hid I t'tirel lo illow "ii lodlani to get Into the moan I u.tmr.ere troop coold not follow them, a Kout I r f pittf onld itirt off. They went with s tr snd m i trMh of tmncti rack mulct ud ambatsneei S eio ip great rirt ot the train, Tbey took alone M i nt iihrea. abler, ire milm In id Indian fight) M fi tie e'-tqurce was Hit tiity mid inch a rtflitt II it nc cotM hear thim mllei iwiy aid 13 I t( Mistis l I Plenty of warning, and midt them M nit aivORitirio ibmt orrtcm;",. M fwti'g ie It la done nowadays li a fraud. In M m iimre. Ixfore Ihe arm pint to thoroughly ae- t o-i u il ua it 11 now, when llwell. Olck Lord. snd f .htro the same ilamp, atarted after Indiana, the ftcpe fid' certain thai inma good would remit C Ir-m M; but now we hare no confidence In the 1 irmr cfil-ere. with Tar few exceptions, tbey pre fir 1 time of "driw,'' dollir ante, to Indian toot, ind h-T horror of lirlng on pinola and trrted heef for twinlr or itilrlr ly: Tha IojOiiiJ t I fi ef the cinip acreai wllh ch-lr conallluUoni hat ter than roorhlni It on a aronl and if thee do 1 at III once In a while, their thooOle, laitoa I of Deln ei tne work be lure them, are waaderinc hacic to vt dirk but cntnelt" aillorltaa of Tncon. and KiTloni to return to the dellcliia of fandiceoe. I.hm, rot-rut wkULrr.and the all-fuclnillnr cuoa il joker. om or tm citus or emotiiLtnTio.f. Ai lhT themielrai, ther "aaver lo.t anr Icdune and don't want to find anr." I don't blam IMai niocu for It, 11 if ther do hippen to ran loul 1' 1 p.tl) of Indlina and eleir them out, thar ara 1 cilled HTHei, baroirUaa. Dloodlblr.tr wretcsei, I md eterthln( alia thit H crnel. tr the Indlin. I lotlnt I tee ot the EmL ind ara luckr If the) ei I 1 court martial. Mocb treatment tbjt II I. J inir (n make) the belt efflcen cualen about hunt- b lCi .1.JUDI, TUI CAMr OHiXT HAIIACII. Aicinil 1 nrbled ant one-elded account of the lite miteirro near Omp Orant hat been taut Iiit; and ei niual a towt of firtuone InuUnallvn tu teen nlied afnluat the Ullteoi of tlili Terrl tctr Ihe truth 01 tha muter u tali: A pritr of 1 Ai. 0 t Apachei went to Camp (It ant and made a cut) nf peaca. Thef were kindly treated, fed, lid t lien care of. and atlured tta oOcera that ttir Htiided to ll at peace with the wlttei. After Utti it lha poat a few dri tie moeduptbo Aileinal nt.ir about Bre mllea and made tneir "tuctierla." Tha people of tale Iowa icreallr re i inihen Iher w mil In re aa a p opec o' 1 tL'j nlVa lelni it paicr. t lev llred In the moun i tin 11 k e our near neighborhood, lad one cou 5 lnii itlne ui tronble. M tui raorocATiOH. f' fhTt' i ter their arriral at Camp Orant n lot of sa'en xtei.olea froal tho Ktlleioou. ai 're A m uii lb' Sin lVlto rlrer, about Iwentr-flvi-u-ilti U'.w Cmp tlraot, and a week aflerwar.i 1 li.il Hill and to Meiluna weie kll.td ncr o d r.itt yv-uu lu both tbeie ceiei I'te trail) or Ihe lidum Mill followed by lame of our noil ekll ul llldee, lad tier led direct Into tha camp ol iba mend il ium it IVrup Oraot t A reoortol tliH w.i tea' Into Ihe rullltr headquirlera, bin wi, t (ea phiI ed by the (Jiaerl coiuuiuodluiE and tita t caibroikn w-notbloii who 'oraed hit uil A. tJlJ .J 0 ihera It wii utterlr heond belli! ILjt 1 tl Ci.np Hi jii1 luillim CJUl J hive done rt. ti wniTts roncao 10 rnoticr TutxiiLTES. T nt. 1 "ur .Ititeni, leelnt thit there wie nn ma lun'iii 011 In military lo punliti the "role," teak ter 11 liter In their own bamle, A icout m inn I. unnpoied of tun beit men In the neUb b Uirtwd. nd il.e fact that amonz the cuuiSer were l lulttt, tbe hlirrilf ol the couiitr, and leteral iflteatni reiptctrd meichunle, ehoae that II wia LOUBKir l.oidihir-tr let of deiperadoee. Ttt lit ra.i Kept quiet until after lb partr bad left, u H e. h.J ro Interiirmee iron tne ii..ntarr I lh') will .reel Into tha Iudiau ranip, loliowlnx 1 lie tr.il ul I .1 war pjrtr who lad omni.tU.lt:. de. .'l uo Sirict Jk w re ;IT n t..it '.Le I k Bi'i ui rei. a1! u.d bo ip.rud, and thia tnm Jeiiv ii uui.ti puimbli. J rua itrxii m.il before innrne. o that In tha uncrtaln ;it.li. .potilble to tell at ai. ttjiei Lie wo. h t h- .eu. more aaueclallr aa ruanf of the Urr nl.ilnn like tlrera; bullae men of tne kouiioi: r riMtr knowingly kll ed a woman or 1 eni d. Or e. 1 rie. In a Bglil ai clou quartern lUe tti, niere 1 uitete and airowa weia dyini: aruuuu lM.r. wl nnuT were lilt thit were not ab.ied at. eie-vlof ue wonen and nht.lren weie allied with irrowa ihtwinr tMt tber weie met acctde UIH l)ilir own mope. Thui yon tu.i "borrt.1 i &tiMvr mt a act or irjiiritnLs r.tTr.tapnox. Tkf n ltllary waul.1 not help ua. 10 we took the Bat'ir tn our own bindf. Ail fur 1nkl iqutwi f ul childien prlt meie, a lnu that couraa l quite liMitiili Tlitre H a veiy buuiel but mutt eitiua Me ,nr..i u,d Here In ju'.,. rat. on of llili act, anil l it iithat "nte make ll.-e." ir the "llt.le In Ium' ure allowed In ecap tbey HI 100a l to tk 07 lnj.ni" and lie j 1 .1 1 11 t. eir A'birn t mre t 1 if U.ci ate Ul.m 1 l-.pera ther I a tbai re i.f nu'i.nz them 0 ixuu account In tun tiliM. m rvpux roucr RAiictt.tr wnon. T'e ul policy pura'j'd toward the ludnna I. rtdlea..) roa;. Tliei nre actually force 1 .niu the t. 1 1 41 t .a wbitB Ulen ro ..trjU of ti e n. Crr I U 1.1, Dure are numbera of Mie meu wio roi t .d P'ua er in Indiiua, but the Apacliea tivv not 1 1 lirr.,e i 11 tyu.n e iieier i.in at pcacu. ai. t au I..il i .itr i.i.i a chance to be treated bad y. They !l n.h a. our olUr, and well I buy tuar. 1 Vt tiov 1.1 .i. nt t .kee u man from behind the ciuntc c 14 1. 'i nf ehouljer itrnp on him, and ten 1ft nbn 011 'a 1 e plalna. 1'orthwltli he le exwciKl to Kn It inui.li ibr.t lndi'im, tl elr nablla. plicej 0" ri irl and manner of fliutl.i.-, aa If be ha I Urn al' 1 tl 1 au.ou tlieiii. The Gtrernmi-n' leemi 11. I, tldu ti.it ti ire iv eome manic il power In a pilr Oi I oalder-ilrnpa, wu cn will teach a mm, In 1 fe luallna: 11 m Irouiier poit. aani'H .1 ..f Iniiia li. sl habita n lie a beun letrn- d In m -ny eai or 1 Ax -"QitieJ expot'lenca Lv our 'rm i-eramei. Th 1 .1. .ry of tliH ld an' n fnni the rc iba tin u.. ,t in tin Ii iMjwmful. II 1 1 .1 in ra inei v.i luora by U auce timn m.y liiu tltt. RE.f. WI.01Vrll.L' UllIltE, V. D-imbII con mon cJ !i 11 hnl'.i-tra'l n of nt I'' 1 an .1 ull till C01. Wii.l I .0 I 1 11 thit hi' 1 1 ruiaunnt peace mi In Ihe Ap v. Orl l- it ll one 10-iollthi li'lr mt of" 1 I nil Inu ml I!,.. .1111 liikin, t C olll'i Ii l Itilo II. nil.y t ui i re r 1 1 l Ai I htf on l.iU idea he 11.1I1 -lf d ti at I It 4 id, 1 e I au.p tl'.o 111 i' .r.ie Ifee V.i t 11 1 i,.ut t.itliil the lu nana lu 1 ti.e 1 1 'ie 1 u.i 1 1.1 v irnieeilrm eliiiiai iriaudal Ip, an 1 Kr' 1 ti.- e., id. and clutund. M. unr.l wis i- l- 1 lie .1101 11 nu IiUaI al lilt ailV'd lim Id 1, ,11 f I'ru u tine .11 time ennll p r I i t.i 1 '.1.I1 1 vvo'i I ma ly mr p 1-" to ku ca'ner tu. r 1. A ter a t tne it uas re.ni.rtiu 1 e omi- 1 a l.ie 1 .l I.. lit ..ui.u lirt Hjrrum I" a 1 1 I .'ui paa t. Hint tnat 111 tar la i V aoolll u .1 1- 1 d j mUr .i purly lelt tim poit u, a o 1 11 in of r. U'jr uonaiBLi tTnccinri ml una aru'ini Ihe 19 Heme it. T e'e te rrprrernted lo 'le AlrDowell. u' J 1 1 a 1 ik.-ii id tiinni. The Inalai cri .11 1. .in; tiitir own M.i. A l.lli n.ili 1.1 1 p.un .ar, ind di'iroy all ti.c coulj, 1 -ii.til atirteil a'.-r tnem, b vk t .ey inc ui uin lUtirivitio 1 mid 1 -ui! 1 m l.iu 1 u nii.e f.11 e.aiiy luided. '1 Unt the; 'I "na Hai proved Py i e fl 1 unir uf 'in Pj-oh on tne bo'lei of leten' 1 re kil ed bile nl mr no r e ei 1 n rmiia otci-iou. durlmr ltstal, liej. an u a t 1. piial it.uoili tilled uuie and .1 w..i no iie. Ciiiiii (liulwi'i en .ui- .,b,r, aud 011 wai b.iuad lo auc tu It. w 1 1 aaitLK tui l.fiiUK guaatioN. f 1 ti' itio ;lni.um Ii t1 came of j!l I -ti in t .at ibe w.uloi a -e a 10b ol 1 I u. u'i tinnk ih 1 tuer aie far wionr. 1 1 J nidi in C'ouiuiMioneri tae all Ihe J 1 1 1 11 ii'iiii mi oil ai the r lott-now 0 tmtn. iiiieni of couillliu uini-ieuthi u. Ui t.e lie, aid the banner- crv lm wh.i knott by biller eiteilerve tri..t l it .'e lure lenined lo tni'l iiiein aa a-1.,, ra c,rj r,(a or it .iooir, mid 1 tin il lie lueriinieni t. "ue Hiiro noull ba lea l,ou .1". J 1 'tl r, aud 11 ei.ppiy ol Iricle m.t "r ii eli lu 1 iir n ice, tut iher uul k t",iod.ici auy eU'u.l o 1 Ii a nublo red t,"' ii-meil tu iLir au I n, eot t..o i,,,.,1 'ti -in iererai Hood reilu.eutH of i,- coinnoie.l of inmtlerTien, iifd t, j i untv a mile uhuut tha tu I I, 'I' do mo ii to tar I le il'njtie Ii, lo I" the tjaiaer turn nxh mien Ii ""il U en binua nil U-l.o il. 1 j, d trai le. un I let our -am lo t. if the ml in-i-al 0, i.. lulu iia-,"i i"1 I'wi-ftlaut.iru dita, and it e 1 1ian (juo riori n mini ryiier. lia, V J" 'd'l'fortu fieaidipe from I t.."1,1","- J.'"J I l"d t" Ive i..,i her Tor a le' 1 1 "r ide on I'.dnn iimtu-ia unuid t I II lr l,ri t'r ve ai.t veyj III m II ul 1 ""Ut In lint, a i t ic to edli inai ti.,aiu il l.ou "J he kdoaa nomln MaAim-x1. UILL 1(UI,T TIU C0lUT '"H u'""""" 'her IndleHual who tu j, Li "i?," He uiiwea an or. P"jjjjj.oUuiii AMehtt to ca on a rreerration oa ptfn of dieeri and lundry terrible coneequeaeei to ay fonnd wanderlna) round tha toontrr aller a carttto date. Thit order looked lo me eery modi Ilka tbe I'ore'a bnll atilnit the coma. 1 Ibodf ht oloneman wn old enonfh to know bitter. Owing to the fact mat the term of lertlea of the treaterntunbetof the eotdrera la the Tartttorr f tliii IMi tier, wi will toon ba ihort of Iroopi. in I 1 tiff! cot nj half thoTt, ao that lb builneee of ec mini me will not be in any one. Hair oil and nitoreri art a drat In tbe market, aa aabody 41. oetla to hare any heir to ilrrte ihortlr, and I don't knorf oftnr riitortrthit w-.ll tmt hilr on a tara'i head aller ne baa been icalptd by an Apache, Uaixoo. Tkr Other MMr, Ment. Whitman, In command at Crimp Orant, In hie ofiklnl report of the oiaKecre, eaya tne Indlina In c.iup there were pitceaole ind lioneit, lid wrro latMNni dihcently to mike themielrea a permanent home. They nu-nberol 610. motly woineu and chl'dten. T:.ey were rendlly obedient ind renmrkablr quick of Cumpreheniloo. Ther era happy aud conteoted, and look ererr orpnr tir.lty to ihow It. They hart lent 1 ct rnnnera to two otner band which wr connected with them 11) Inlermarrlnitea, and had recelted promKee Irorn them that tley would com In and Join theoa. Lieut. Hitman continual 1 am onnildeat from all tnat ther been abu lo learn that but lor tiii un ooked-ior ontchery dt iri tnuo would lie had I iflo p'reona, a:t at 7M iMr. ?Y,kft.ma,,i'l.?,Bt,',S.,BU,,J ''cult' weielrienmr aiaiklnit to thm. aid wi peifecx'y ncoro ana bad a ?-eel with me lo employ lb am al a fair rale of nay to h.rve.t ttirlr nrley. The lndline teem 10 nare loir trie r characlerieilc am ete to puicane amrninl.lon, and bad In many Inaiam ea mil hair beat noee aad air wa I ma .e Ire.mtnr tlu 10 luelr earun, ind if ny wi re a' tent Irani t-oant nude It my aeulueti 10 kl.nw wnr siiinjii the condition nf thtnti opto the mornlnr of tne ftlli of Anil, line ma in woo 01 me that trim mr n.itidcH treitini men Ju.uy and hooeatly ai an omcr or the armt.l had come to feel a uron-r por e..nl Imereit lu nelidnr to inowtoein tne way to a hither ctril.ialton 1 nadcomt to leel remectfor Pren wno.unoraut and nakel. weie Ull iiMmad 10 llo or 1 eat. aaaierwnaen who would work cnaerlally lite mere, to clothe luemeele.ii and cnUdren. oat nn taurht held Ueir Tirine ihot, price. Aware of ibe Ilea and Inula liiitui-rionilr circulated by the parnie n ei of th.i Te ruory, 1 wn contest to know 1 bad poaiiite proof that that vrare o, I bidcenH to hare euyieiriot the r leaelnt here, end onydreidel ror 'hem lal they mbibi al ear liuie be nrdenwt to do eo. tl oiN that dur.oi una tiaie tndiriaualt irom here ha1 Mllfd otner handa, but thit aoy unmpr h. t erer heea iidt toaaiut la any marauding expedlkoiii kcowlilalie. social aossu: Mr. and Mrs. llcjl, nia Ciuie, will anon return Irou furope. Ktt. 11 allor J and faally, of firooklya llilxbu, hare eooe lo Europe. fenitor and Atn. Spnutu bar fane to their Ilia, Xarracaoiau llalEhu. Dresden china dinner aeta are all the rage amonr our tueuoiiolltaa faiUonaD:ei. Itlea Clara, daorhter of Mr. Loouard W. Jerome, Ii tue American Pelle in London. Air. and Mra. Illrim Ttlker ull for Enropt no zt Eaturday ou a tbrae yeari' lour. JIOrtSK XOTBS. Hoden lua offered to match Mr. 'Villire'i rate hratid trottint hone Henry, a id net II0.C0J acilnit tja.iu that lijnri can beat Uoloi.nitn Und.miie neati, beat Stud, in haineai. Itodia lu elan ir -d 10 niatca llenry for I10.0u0 a aide with Amsncan Oitt Lner Ueo. 'mrr.oranv thcr A.ilmal alirr tu tha inftaoof rone. a tbe aauie moi William II Smith of Haitford offe-a lo mlc 1 till italllon lhoniaa Jefi'. rami ajalntl anr iMllion of inv at In ma wnr d for Ihn e 1 ic -mile hcati threo n hee.twon ile n.-i. nn 1 nine nine heai" inharire., fur a, lyeem-n rai-e half lor eit over Narracamelt ir Mwniu. j inc.o 1 be r.u.'oi tu be oue week a.nii, and tone tun In otober. The Hon T Klelde Ii eojoylnc bit nl.uji ba hind hia tu. m, tne t Uie t:ein .t a iirar and u da..hnu bay ho iinreiiated at a nifli tlcnre nl Juki 101111, Mr. 1'1-Mi bid tu bo pit i iralmai h aaa lHe:i 11 H Inr in nr of pateut nml-yi eirh a JfiO pnin I wuhi at tached to the end of arti pu'li-y lleiltahola o-Tao atrojK in 111a armi he can w rh pcieplibie uzirtlun control hia team of tiolllui n.o HI. ASH) U AX It COVMRY. VTatfrlnirrlice hopi are ni ailed receptloni. Villi) 1.011 mortale are nuirtered at tue O.aad uoloo,6aratPia. They are to bare a balloon and a man aicemlon atliridaeportntit we k. JletroooIlUa ballet in the conniry do not a:orn 10 aueid e trarellini c rcna. There are Bra foreign Ambiidora at Newport and eJfhi attacaeeef leiation. A chapel lue been ad le.1 to the Pcqaat Uou.e, New London, eiclai.reiy ur aaeau. A tioree-timernt tie llranca hn pitched bla teat and inatr'Kta youae-ldeai ana-10 ride. kill Laura Mkerreil It a matt of Win. IIiiJr on, ti ai lloaedale Coltaia, Uia Uiaacli N J. Ille raid if one counta the breaker daahine np en '.li'i Peach, tbe mntn wl;l inrambly be thelai: ai Ponsln Taylor nnd faoillr hnee te-nporarll. le't inelr reiidence ai the .New Vork Hotel far a lummer Hay at blauiford. Cjou. ConTO-lore Vanderhllt ii one ol the dl'tlntulibed arrival! at lllchsr'd Si.rm.a. Me 11 aceom x.ilu i oa I. a wiia and Alr.tlcaiil. It vciuld reem a If tbe inait to. uilfr' 1 d at lia'i women of tbe toull hat aticiiuli I U11 iciui a. nolle Sulphur bprlne' Dame flrundr haa coramanc-d ooeratiom at tha wiirriua- placei. and in- rem pamcalarly Duty 11 tait lew dayi at Look Ur tncn. It la considered absolutely r-q jialtt for awou d-he bvltemtLe cnunlrr to dnru ao-aat n a (oiay phaeoun, c.uopleday a bue orae or rn uuii -.la. An ever isi of three liunilicd eonrl irrlre end depart dally at 11 a retehrat I tlunai.i llio-, .nia. k.ii. TUi bouta aooomniu Uei n any to ttjuia i l itneali. Li.'laaat tl e rctai.lc -o 1 tiln that the aVt air re m. vol all tae 'lie nt1 l3t II :..n .t.e r a'ached .:ic-- a. Unf Ttu .a'.li 'im.l i.et leuiote n.a"iete fiom mannere. (Satin Itock la a ponulir md faahlon ''lie "unimar reaiiil. eaiclalle uuii N.w Haten ovpK1. It 1im4 a one aolei. aod Mm aitractioaa rauud uaout .c tao uuu.riou to menik'n, 1 be Ilad'on river l nnw nqlte cnmmnnly ioon of in c-ntnirton wilhtni i' hnr 'i ill tin lei cl.Mim n O rmas flreru, I Dajtlei in la ie of na luie, aujuot aniiani y. About 9. nil Jfew Vorkera ai-e apanrtlne th ait 11 meral inrnaall in' tne-Hu I in 1 1 ire whirl! ofera Hi, nun oered atlrarllnne i- n d av nf i.n vii 11 1'lrnpaea 1a made a' 1 1 1 .10 1 11 lau.lloi uu the n:r v.ii of the lary t'owei. cverr afu-ruonn. Ouill'rd, Conn .one of the lasnlonaMe t-nterln 'I c.a o tlie houu.l. ront-itne aelorannoM erect tin .M In tnie 1 uildiu: 1 il-mnic.t 1:10 aiai rnir.lia 111 the ion and ae am laid ot a au i.piavnt a-editus upper nAtl'u :i'u prnvidel of poric aud o.'aua. It 11 one ot the i'.-i,-itno ilrlita uf the num. a. ska 11 nr. i. it:. lfr TtelmboW and ilie II ,y have dlnmnnda wbo-e trililaacy li lUIHcieui to Uluwlnaie a bad at lua iir-iich. i'ra. reorzo F'rrn;, of M.llon r)inre, mid l-a, "rraior M.raaii, are Il.e irooTnued llaJara of laMiioj 11 NarnAuieil. The firan.l Dnk Ateite i m b received br the l.'i nan "nn in r nod uilv al ue LKco.i liouie, .Sc 0. n, lu eeiiteuibcr. I imbrldre profe.ra. conaoienona lltttittur: 11 d the uroiria cnal men of Li.ikoii hate aaatuib.od in uuiuteri 11 Nuhinu Hrrekfait peitiee. rrnqti"', jorlillns. mi.'Inee (f it- e aud rnttaae rc pii. aro tiiv ariiiocratic du a'l at.ai at Newport Like JUImr.e le rot crr.wdetl, i.'l rrnorti to Ihe o irarT m.lwit ,n m l!u plia u oaa of tue moat atiiiclite la .Muunct, Ncpi rt cr.it.nere i'ie Ueir .rr h'flcn In l-nlla. l ou oi he Kucll-I. .r.i wit lmii trgaieie, hlcb tup ooo'l, -eliuc lie ind coclitdi d 11 11 V riiwul, on the Ilmleiiii. Ina -.mo lo l a 1 ae. rt and laantnra aain ne- laxn.i Willi New Yoruj. An olitf the atuacliena la 1'iktt Id Tlo lwautlea at Nownnrt aro a il I tn aleep with iii-lr I oi.ta out ol tl.eir h, dronin w itiduwi, tue mirnl air .cu.. ii.- in uuproy ue.r 1 1 1 11. Urn Ur Hart anil .Mra. Aliulen I I'lihtera nl thn .ate arid ftrnon ciiii.diAri, It 1 mm llmuiu. a. a ut'Ous' tne 1 niton at Lie .tl in, a 1, a. V. Tho tltviclltllit at New lindoa are ileliehteil, lhCNrw VolK ai ht Clull haw ploui au.t lu atop them .11 ilitir Any un cr' 1 h.y n.l.,ol uoune, be ivu. a uall at the i eq'iot Home. The i.nrtr Inirerntlve edict that tadlea at one iiatilnuaiile inmiiier reanrt moat I 1 1 1 rmHu'tu hreu or four unit:! rerdivb.u li 1 -ed of juie. No the rule appeirionly to tnriy 10 1.1. a, T ev hare a pnleut bathlm m ichlnn for nhlldren at Tape Mav. Il II a nora tiouau oil wbeela. and la L eked hy rantri into the lea Suddenly thn Boor lal a, auu ail the Jutentee aru thuiooauiy uncled. Briaron Fprleri line Ita nual qimtt of vlallnra, h r.m la iriiiain one 0' the m 1 .11 mua waieiinx In ,a 111 the N.nUl, owl if til lime ut-iir0oi un leaa nan nvii ullltrviil aiuda 01 ipnio.1 oiualerod liciely tncelnir, T.e eonatry eeot at Cold Sorlu;, of tho linn, .1 m.ll.oo Fun ti a very e i-L-nnr umu 1 and iiirroiind -d Oy alari:e uart nl fine v laid ul lau-i, llnrln t.ie uiiiiurr. lira run enieriama oer Ineudi fieunuutly 10 terv leiAircAe ii)l-. Wa would remind thn!e tntrituellt enoha rcna arrnli a tin 01 al the wall r Us'-'.facea 111 Utn rlotnra. low-oul co'llra, and aallnr ha. a la-1111 Willi nm. ai vr the fatninn In voue aino'ir 1.11I ei. that eOViAl naoy ruluauiote coniututiooi tiiau Ubor. There are about two nun red i;tieita nt fotien'a, Arat I'olut. and half that inimncr at tue Meal I'.dr.t Hi. tel. b.iclit'ly, II i dull, hul the la aa appear qi'ile ill- He I In atrull.ua: anonl tlirt.nr with amail ooy cadcil caaieti, aud dupiaytua' noh eiiiuiun. fare dlay la, Indeed, a riv and bri liant place Inia furnmcr. 'I no doien huire hnieia aie crowded wun ri'ea.ure and ueeiin-aeeame bimadi irnni all part 1 r Inn L'nlou llline hailip.n Iml telmiliaritlr at-llletl Uurf aou aiuoov U'latr City pellia (auui Jprnuo tlra, II. T. IIelmbo.il, wife ol Ihe trellkuuvin 1 nanuiaelurer 01 II111I1.I1 seneraily r.mr.1rd in be tue a.'it eieyiiitiy ureHit lulv at Ih llrau. h Ihua fir MP' ai pnreurly na an Ineina iai.i.( w dr i.ie of imnorud tuUolea, exutJiLUa IUa mail uovcl and eA qulille tuale. 'Ihe Adliiiitdmk and White Honntilna b'iv beea 'hoaftr lint a.ihilv pairmm-d, and Imiei keener in that vli:lulty are dlatoceo aie. n.e wimrnr haa pau ttrilcued. c ltd. rainy, in 1 amp, 4ud -'lUMr yet pgv- ri portioiia of Mu'int IvaialnyWd. A pew aud lairwr T.p l ip llouu Ii talked or. In fie neirnhorhnol of Jemme I'.irk II Il.e lira ife the n mm of Urn. Al'tau ler llatni.lon, ita id unr ice ntad at voine dii'nuetf rrain tin ro .d. Near 1 1 nia'iitoii la a ari.'ip of tbirieen irera, plai.ted by the (1 neial a dnainet after Hie or.ri il rirneai tuooaa uaiuod aoa h Laioliua alouu iri'aa urnaoe.l. Tbe hnlele nt live flaic.l thla yair aaa all of aseel- nl clu ra-ter. and well pmoniied Ihe Brlda and tawaaaru Btlad wllh vioquei pier ra. aaa iboloiu. wide peach with haiheri iiwrtiiueo. aud carrt"a My dai me iceneli alwati llreiy, and ar riiuht .moa, Her man! and Private liieatrieuia aire to the kUeit luilau iaic aibtewanleml uiie. SENTIMENT OF THE PEOPLE 1'VI.SA.TIOXS rilOH Till! IMAUM OF AHOVSk'D CttlZBSa. t'apt, O'ltourko oa Hixphau J, .lleauy nnd the Mob. yoAi rmiortf nt fun. Sim Ai an Itiihmm, I teg leave to entor mr lotomn proteit aralnit the courie panned by Hie p'.tn.l. Meny in endeavorlnt to Incite hia thou,ht ten. impulilve If llow-eouatrymtu to inolber rial, Tbe I0II011 Inc eenience from the reporti of ileiny'a ipeich at Bretoort lCa.fl lilt night It a fair aptdnen ol bit senaeleta rank; J Shall Oranyitraa ml New York f No. Iralind, ctirilear i.atlve notner, ther never Ihill-nenrt never I oaver I" ITfl d ipplauie. From the moil re.iatle Information oblnlnabte, tl Mould 1 rem that tbero are abont two thooaind lira LunJred (Irani-men In Ihli city, while tere ciauot be ien than f'om ility to eerenty Ihoutiml Irlia Toten who arc not Oranramin. And yet till bluiterlne deminocnj pratu about Urancomea ruling Nivr York I lie calli upon till audience to weir that the Orihyemen ihall never raride ntaic, and deciaree that the Irish shall not rota for lloffinen. What right haa he to lay who aball or wboihill not rarade throuyh enr ilreete f nnd by what authority doel ba anume to ipeik f. r tne J' lili-Aunrlcan volen of thla clly f He trpreienti no one but blanelf, ind nothing but fie rnrrupl Hint of which, he li at once the type aud 111 paid aiolojlal Krfpfct'lilly y mil, flaw Yokk Ja SO. li'l. Id. J. O'ROL'IIKE. Tbo (Ireut nnd (iratvlm I'firty wnlch lb Hint hn fttreagllienod. To tht tditor or IKtbnn. Sik 1 Tlio fountains of the great political itarji are brciklni np," Those who wltneiied the cordial lurmony and unity of irntlment manifested during thla whole Orenie exclte-ntut befveen Proteitinli ot ill nations end the native Americana were aaton Irbed, The politicians were biwilderedl tbe A. O, It. were cowed. Had they known the real truth to Its fulleit client not one rioter would have dared ahow nlmielf In tie jtreeU. Tbe truth Ii tbe alti tude aiaamed by tbe Pop In regard to Infallibility j the Schoal quaiUon the unrebuked and unpunlahed murders of July la. 13T0. bare In a meaiuro awaken ed the Proteitant-ADerlean element to the fact that the beet, Ibeeafeat, ani the wlieil iblag the Amtrl cms can do la 10 dun out tbe .ugean liable 10 fearfully defiled by tbe alien mercenaries thit are plnnderlnc the people la all branches si the fovira mint, from Die parki to the Wgnlallr liilli, aud lo Is ke mre work of It, Within lue last twelve month! over one tbnesmd camoe of the lecret order or P. O. S. of A, tavj been eiabllined In the Northern Stales alone, thrie bun ilred nl wjic 1 are In the Empire rlate. and 1 am la formed over till) have beeu formed In the city of Now York, and aa many mure In Uronklyn, Jerrev City, Nensric, aud In the Interior ul the Stale of Now York the rtiidli grr iter than I" Ihe date 01 the IC. N. excitement In 13.VS Tho Htate officer! of Mate Camp or 1 O. H. i: A and the dla.rli't deou tier aie nuabio to fill tue m .nr cal'i lor new ornapl ratl .ui. 'I here li aim another very fonnlibib'e or anlav lion, Ike t). A. I' tab li la nearly a io -ii a t e 1'. O, S. of A., havni; a c 'tnmon unject In vlw. Tiny coOrerair. Tue O. A. I', am nuiktur auc Claim, iv aro.nu trona loill.-lDlr to racinbi-nnlp lu tne 1' O. S. of Ail tueie aod some oilier oraul ratlnni am 1 lilting iba uationai wulcVworl il din;er," and the people 111.I not lei; until thty have istabliihed lately. 'lie American trove-rent f. 1I1J lu ISM-rt 'mm cassis now lo louger In eiilen e. .N'ariva. .Hnr our H'lvra nnd Dnurutrra tVnvr ihrlr llaadkrrelilele froua Ike Wludunef Ti lAe tMor nt iAeun. Sia According ti newspapr scMunt? tli'n wireon Wedneeday last In Eighth an nee two ul Ue most brutal murders of which modern times have any record, and I with others lave been waiting to ere whit the proper authorities Intend to do about It; cut ae they do net seem to take any action. 1 write to you ukiug why f The accounts ray that wlil'ea orocciilon wai pisalne the corner of a cer tain etrtet a woman waved her handkerchief a token of retogtiitlon to the naradera, aud that a creaturn eiterna'ly r. eni.tina' a mm Helped up betilnd the womtn and blew out ter bralui tilth a pulai. The other nnrder reported waa. If poaalMe, more Inuinon- stilt. A youue llrl ot eleven veaia ol a.e wt-nt itli a wouiaii tu an the ea'ue piraib, and ai ene neired tne corner wnrre ll was laisaiiis-, mimu reaiure vielendinj to inKe fence at ihe color of Per scarf, uupneu a piatol to ler er aad blew oat li- r braltia, 1 h ve never aaen theae irronnle rontraillrted or rjucillont-d. ooili er nav 1 -ran 1 1 it Iiip) bar beeu eueetal'v hoMc". it ill tp -Hi lull ontiee, .illhoiuli tht) I r ai 't 'a in bin... it. Hi .Naihau murder, or any ittur tl. t I hue ui-nrd ot durlu: ttceuty-l "0r-r' reaidrnc-u I am neither au Orangeman nor a ftlbbonman, nor do I care a amtw lor eitt.er nirty aa aaca; tiul I aju n lover o aw and order, eijd il riglite. and repub 1 1 ran lnlilul.nna; and 1 want to know waitber tue ttavina of a har Ikercnlrf lo a procefloa a thing nrltli Hie ladiea taro alvraya delighted to do on llron trt iv can be ma'ethe ex"io bir iu.-h mnr it a ua tlioae 011 JCIrntti avetit'-. tl 1 whether a child n av rar a s.atf ot eitcn c Inc an,, mar cr.uuar ..nd mt le lia'de to bate tut bta.jl blown out at 11 e tint co-oer To muured plslola among errentr-flre Irinacmf tptftatbri would indicate a oci:tl dl-et-e tn re 'tairvn a tio.t-ut 'einetly; Pr.l uboul the a'ota lulc-trui, 'that do the, Indicate! Ql'EKlST, Wnylitrliii: a Soldier. to tht rdl'or or 7l4 Sun. S111: In Tour iilitlon of llon'li.v I ate tliat tin Iloaian Catholic Clrrgv aru rndr.ivurtu: to liato t te Aii'encan tuollo ba-lieve taat tae) hive nu eyuipnthy with He members of their Chcrch who attacked the Ursnge proctialon; wiilie othara of them lu de nouueluc tucb attacks. In no measured term', cen ture tne nullurr for tiling on the Innocent reoplo. Wi ether or not It was tola toil of languag' that In duced the members of lint CnurcU lo attack a inrjlbrr "f IhcNatioual Ouard, 1 ll.e the pub.lt, lo deiermb e. Tne Incident lo which I refor happened list Hun div evening. A member of Ihe Nit.uutl (luard w.ia paea.n: through Hlzteentn itrret, between ficventli an I Kightli iivvuuei. whenaring of botaoetwaan llm u-.cs of 10 to lti yean, cirae np behind him hoot lug. e .lnr. tarnwlug stouis, and' curilr g him for au Orange sumirr. na 1.-11: one I hefi re my erea, nt tin of ranit of tbe icnectah'e inlrnultanta nl tue streel and nil bee ute tne poor enlditr was weu.Mng n,i wa liomewird. tet and weary trom piling the lait eiiui irihutooi teapect to lha uieinury ofa comr.de pn loiit lo- life in rtaaiitiria to ii.dli it tiio laws ni h.a ootiutr winch ttero aiiallel b, perha?i the father or bi-oihera-l n"' I eel, tno,t reitauily in c tin. en uct ol ineae y un: Cnnoilc ro v 'tel. Au I tint 11 1 lemeni'i 1 that not puny neeoe hit pi-ae.l f inc ti.ia ver same band nf yuui-e' A 1 en c:.n 1'.!' oln-a U.i' obbtine I. at the ban .1 i: 1 0 l.'o man ctmid Itiapuo tin, rile f cnnC: uuou, t.m-eaf i.rcnulag n ninberi 01 tn it i'i uic 1 N". 11 I, or any ubor A I e'lea 1. In Vlli-r .'lit the pnue.nou 1 du not en .urie tiiiili fli'..aii ib bnitiiity birh ll.ov bear lottanl the I'roteatnut 1 in.niui Itv. by tvhoio tnlaiaiir. n Py rH Ul.rm.tlei to eien iae Hie nghta ol 1 c,l.en ul tliU countrr J il nut i.timi run i.ilia 11 tlim .la.iniinl br I. cle, then I. as w It n t. 0 hi.Ik. n ur -eknowl od.e uiiaclf lu error A.i AucitiriM 'Ue niiuibera of Uie Catholic Cliur'li it ..I bo an.ing the Oiat to rondrmu aar.i an odirae. Ill cr ni.oat Inpldlly to atrempt t) 1.01 1 mat hnrrti ferpopeibl for the ictlouo' any mob. and aecially one which It took particular pain lo onideuia. Whnt n Itlob veltli llinlne inliikl Ho, To Kituor or 7Ae Jurt. Hi a 1 in iiix'ulatin); orer the laat not in ttits clly I cuuuot help trembling ul the tboujut now modi mora formjUMe ll might bavd be.'il If the lr.all;atora aud .letdere bad used auy com mon foreiuouhl and enterprise. It woull tare beeu a very easy loat for a de ter. 1 med band nf men, to or threi nlghta pre. none tu the Itib, to curry every armory in this cl.v at a precoucarled unexpected moment, ind to rifle tnni uf their content!, Tn.s would have given a choice nf arms into tneir bands, and have render el our whole an 111 la lorce aa otelcia ai loltllera tilth out arms generally aie, Theie irmorlei ire pro luctid only br gnol locks, and tne bell of tbcae would beat uotuiug ataiii-l s.ium 01 our iirn.oa alniialf Kten a junior would not be ofl.utii av l ua he rou ia-ilr be inrprlsn I end aliam d Now, Una a dinger 10 wnleia w irti I'XDnsad .11 any time, ae we pute matenai eiiumn lu thla 1 Ity rtiudv lor sue cri ue. 1 wu!d theio'oi'e ku:g4-t ihat every re ;imsni nve 1 coronral'aguirl deiail ed loreich mgiit in the tear to wa'cn tiiplr irirmry, I hia being doue In turu It would be out a tr.il ,1; duly atiuui one uijht In Ibree inmitlir. tn inn ma 1, An Oiu Cauriiu.Mii. Tlio Prodncn Kxcbunve Alouaeil, loiltt liMur or JA an. hm: I am an Iroii-ildcd Drmtcr.it. Dur ag the war I waa niue moulua wrougfuily liupiuoneU. Ihey said I wn a rebel. Il waeamulakv, aid Uey never dared to try me, I iro lor my country, tut my Mate and (Jererner, and I do not propeie, al preienl writing, that a Iriniolinted moo ol Co.u piudIiii ihall run this cltr. fitate, or country. Lot li.eiu beuave thriuaelvee, or we luleud to make llieui, Tr) us on. I am ilio an American Caino 1 lie. but 1 cannot itaud Ihe Ute lUeuptid oroslrsiion of ew sal order, TTe are 83,000,000 itroni. All honor to our Uovernor, military, aad poUoe for maintaining tha aopremacy of tue laws. Vt'e. butter merchants, bare to-day subscribed money for the fimlly of Bergt. Wyitt, who died at bli poit, nobly petformlai hia dntv. Btrrraa MaantAitr, a per Von MclTf 11. Nsw Yopk rroDTjcai Kicnarai, Ngw Voni. July W, jt-n. Ad view from rblladetpkia. 7b IA aTgMor of 7e n, S11 i U the right la parade tlirongh the itreett Is so Important tint It must be preferred al tbe tolnt ol the bsyonst and enforced with all tbe civil and military authority of the rrunlelpillty. wonld It not be well to devise eoroe plan less hazardons titan tint adopted on the occasion of tho late Orange parade? Permit tne to make the following suggeitlon: Let proper meiiures be taken at the next meeting of tbe Legislature tcanthorlze the civil nuthomlta If Uiey do not poncis the requisite snlhorltr. le close all the itreeta to the public through which a t arade Is In take place when encli arade Is likely lo produce a 1 lot. If, for example, tbe Oringeaien In anotner year wish to teiebrate the "Untie at the llo) ne," let them tell tbe civil authorities through what atresia they want to pais, and let tho Imperial ukii be promulgated that daring Ihe keura or the parade Ihe streets named are r.e tborouthfare. and nation 'he police and rollltiry If necessary so as to I keep Ihe people from paailng. Junta If the o'ii trlct were Infected, end let the prncesalen pas gs If through a cemetery, lha r.snlt wnild be that tbe right of tmrade baa been mitntataed aad nobody In jured. 1 think after one aack parade tbe Urania iren would give up their nnpatrlollo led antl Amrrlcnn cotlunof paradltg at the rxpenae of the I'ltiltttuiTe. B.IJKNIIYaTAMKtJ. l'litLiuiLrniA, July 17,1?1, Helrr tbe Tai-get Corapaulea' fUnaketa. To tht aVUIfer of Tin Svn. Sib; In view of the riotous and vlllalnoui ex rreeiloni and loggiatlons of Btepben J, llriny. addreaied to tho 1,10b called the lrlib-Amerlcaa cltlxrna of the Nineteenth Ward" laat night, and eo cordially received by them, would It not be as well ror the properly commuted antbnrtttea ta aeg every United Mates muaket and rlflo so freely paraded by those vagaoondl styling tbemaelvei "Urgetcomttaalei.' as saeti anna are well known to have been atolen and aia eailly be Identified 1 Bct-cth MxncniT. Nxw Yoik I'boduc Excbanui, Jul; M, IMI. A Itetarned Tetarlet Waala Informniloa. oMeaTtfuor of TAt gun. But I bare Jnsl arrived from tbe Far West, and am perplexed at tbe conflicting accounts pan. Hiked eo for. I want to aaa job a few qneitloui about tbe sliughtirlng of At stirs. Page and Wyatt, Wis any Coroaer called to eiamlna tkelr deadly wounds f Waa It determined by surgical examina tion wblch way the balls entered their heads? Waa ll from the roof, the window of a houe. er from the eldewalk Waa It Iroai Ihe.rear? These questions have not been solve, and tbey appear to me Terr Important, for tbey will prove whether Ibeee two citiiens were killed br an ontnly mob or by some ca'elcsa member or what onahl to be a well-drilled ind a well-duclnllaJ u.llitla. 1)0 you not think that a Coroner's lnqaeit prov ing all time details should have been held before In terring tee bodlei ol these heroes It T.iul I hive Inui proved lo tne American people at largo (hit a princlcle. 0.0 matter inn stupid a .d b.go'. d. aould be supporud al all rnks. I' t, O tVliern waa ibe hcrenlb 7vfAe CUlvror Tht sun. Sm; I notice In your valuable paper of this day a quMilon aik'd by an eld member of tbe Seveuth Ileglmeut, "Why was the Seventh Ilegl ment not repreieniod at lha bunil of one of tbe tiombcrs of t: e Ninth?" Permit me toahiwer It by atking the oil niemter a queition, "Why waa the hevtnth Itegm.eni not rvpre-enled at tbe tuneral of t e late Col. A. Yoahnrgh. la Wsib Ingtnn, bn the Twillih end MxVulnth Ilegl tiieuti N. S M., and many other regnuenta of utter M.rc- Ji.l'i-d Hie fieveun fl.ar In lu, log ihe la-t trl npc nl reiptct Id tl ir 1 -lei Colonel J" I i;n.'o A.n Ou ixrg.iTT riasTxn. An ItlaHaAMierleaia'a Poser. 7o 'Ae Wit r n. rA ,9rin. fins I noticed In Tug St.i tbe aneitlon that Oranjemcn had aa much right to parade aa anybodr lie. If you wlllamwer me ILls question I will be ritliflcd: What right hive they to parade In tble country when they are not allowed tu parade by Uelr own Government at home f Nkiv Yonx, Ju y IS, Am latin AMgxici Whit rlrht hive Fenlms to nara.li in this coun try when they are not allowed to pinde In thilr ou? r.u.J Host tbe Mntb Prepared to II Ir. 7b its Jtltr of TU e-n. fin: Are you aware that many members ef the ga.liut Ninth Heglmrnt made their Willi, and rave thrm to tl elr a Ives or avtcibearti Jail be ioi the bloody l'ilb? Who dare lay that ll e are of chlvilrr la gone ADiiiitgn or tui Ua.ixa.kT. The TrnnK Tblcrre nt the Ezprese nttlcre, Jorte I Jiioi or llitaun. Sib: The public are warned to exercise irrea. care when having lo nuke uio of the local eirrtsa companies fur the delivery o baggage at tho rail road ittuonssnd to the iteanihoati leaving tho city. On Friday evinlny, July 7, a eerraut of Jlr. Jamei Browns, nbo rtsldes at 53 Eit lhlrty ecrcnth etriet, lent to Dodd's Krpren OClce, Oil llroadwiy. and paid to hive a truug taken from Air. llruwn'e rendcnco and delivered to the Newport linool Humeri In this city, tho perion Informing the atent at the same time that the trunk would le readv lor 'le'lverratllM., Saturday. At ISM. on Situidaj, a man wnb vtat wsi sn-pofed to be an eipres wag n calls! and mled nine tionk wmri-adj, and ill p.isidg bt.n lo be tbe proper peiidn It ww given tn him wltiioal quas'lonlug, Aboal in hoar after waid tinn'her man with a wagon called nil I aeati-.l '01 the iruinc. Tl.ia excited the lu pnoni 01 the ptir.on at the itnor wLo bad delivered l ie Iruuk 10 tee oilier applicant, and lie went out and found tae mi n m 1 marked Do Id's l!xnrea. ne on.an cni to the boat iu toe afternoon, tut lior K-onk lied not been delltered, and eUe returned bom. Inquiring ot ll.nld's Kiprraa offlc. ai.e learned thai acrn-a Hie entry In tna honk noting tne paymeut. A., a at erl.ten, "Trunk lakn aw.y by uip'tnerrxpreii coiupsnv.' Inquiry nai bet u made ot a I tl e eiureaa offices 111 the cnv. imnking that the wagon 01 someone ol turn innrl'l li-to ca led In miaiiku and taken Ue tiuua, but no trace of It coul I be found, I Is sudpo-c I that the thief wa atandlng In the express office when the order was given 10 ibe a-ent tn neud fur ihe trunk, and heard t.ieaddreaa a .d t ie tin e when it would Le ready, and kno ng that H e t oinpinr would not ba linclr to send lor it al the u.om.ut name a, vtas t lore liunsilf. J. A. J. Plnylug 11I1I1 Dice lu Nrvr Yurlt lu tbe I'bllHdeli'hU tl) le. To tht Editor or lie .fu'i. biui Ai n gcucral tl.ln- I haro to be up at the New Haven derot at 7:10 P. M. prrcieely, and lait ul lit, ull vie a lUlle aheid of tuue, 1 tlioniht I would Hand outilde and pm the time away. All of a euitden a )oung man etepped opto mil. He ap lo. red tub tlruu. lie u.aa.l 1,10 If I wai f olnj to lliiaioii. I told Hint yes. He laid be wie going lor, and that we could engage a berth together. 1 told u.io allria.ii." "U the way." eat the, "letuago over aud hive a cl-ir before tl.u train leaves W ent ovtr lo an oyiei a'oon neir 'be ror.ier of 1 vtenty sv 1 1I1 nr'i and Pom lb uvmue. 1.0 cilled lor cio-.r, but riimehow or ot..ei an did nut gi't ll.e.ii. A tat i.iun Mine In ind was eoui; Ui play di.Httlth the baiten.ler, but the f ung man who briiuaiit uie in oUned to n ai nice va irn him lor Irom pno tn Ute hundred r.oi.arf. Ihlf oiler lit fat man look up, mil Hiv beirin piaiing In what ll.ey called IL Pnliadeliilita ml. Ine ouiu uiaa wue'l tutu will the cover over the ilii-a the exact ninnunt upon the bn.toul and top ad led logi t ,r. Tl ey piayo.i iu una way 'or a littm while, wlieu t. elat u.an salt no woull tut up tl HM agali.it tl.OXX), out ue nuur. man dil pot have lie money. 1 I n muni man then proposed 10 lu'-uir walcu with fbAI ag:i'il lue lat man's Jl.Oai. and Unit 1 am.uiu bold li.e slakes. 1 old nut want tu rive ir.y wiirh.but tary had taken lll( Irom n e. 1 10 young man tn.iuook a die out ol hia pocket, 11 Her, and eulitituted ll mrnue in Ihe box, which w. un a e. It waa loon letJed tail I should el urn ui uihi muni, which I di I licit not nappea lo tl.-me tip the same aa i did In all t ie othtr caaea. ticcauao tl at tl.ree not naa m pu, c of tne see, T ey '.hen took uiy ttaloh, aud nal I lot icreaiued, and said t .al I w oa d eel Hum arriiled ll uiey old not give It li ck, thei might irate kept It Now. I would line tu ki.o v If mat a fair phy 1 Ought hot toe drtectlvta in tne my of Net ioik make Una pan in 11, air bn.liitm to flail nut men hnlea J 1 b ate it to )ou, If a peiaun cjiiuot sunil in Irui.i of a tuo.lo p.nce nliooul Iwinr mmh-iI ium laclia0.nl A burrgiurt Thr Penplt'a Nrttepapcr, To l Fdlkr uf IAsouh. Hint Iu crosHiifi the Cathsrine alreet fvrry at cllit o'clock llila morning my attention oi hIIihI to mi lnahmun reading tho American Hot.. 1I was 'elllug a friend It was the grealrsl paper In An er.ca. 1 thought 1 vtruld walk Ihrousli iho boat and ee which was the greatest piper In the pro pieseitlmatlon. Here la what I aan-t In the geu l.c!ii.iira tabin. 11 hUM, one I'imu, one nM Hoio!t In the ladles' cabin, SI true one 1iraiJ one orir i. 1 made up uiy mind lug CUM waa tue I eon e'e pipur. I). A Noble Doctor. To (Ae aTifflor 0 TAs aun. Ein: After the arduous dalles wblch devolved epou uie suDscqueut tu the memorable rata, llskelue Sislopuoiiuuiiy of tcndirlua llr Alhsrt Jungire, my ilnteieil lUantlor u.eveiy valuable aervicri he run uettd mi on laid day lu rrlievint me lufltreis. O. rClliVAHZHAI M, 1 euperlmciiaiGl Alouut amid Uuipltal. i MRS. LAURA D. FAIR'S STORY a wouAjf tncnvKniita virnxn the hi ado n or mr. u allows, A Widow at Herenteen, wltkent R Dollnr Entering Cepveat ta Complete her Kelo-cutlun-Unhitppy Marrlrd Mle-Tue Uu welcorar fait eif Jadro Crittenden. reo I nuke tbe following ettte 2!'ti.,,,tV procr ""eed in support of the same, with Ihe view to correct certiln false aad wicaed reports that have been circuiited by deilgnlng per aoni sgalnit ue, and which, for the like ol my (tin jrless. aad, perhaps, aooa to be motherless, child, I reel It a datr to make. 1 bare a strong conviction In my own mind thai right will altlmttslr triumph mra.eV."' "n.l l"' ,b BoPreme Court of this 8. ate will, by Its adjudication, rlice me once more where I Hood before my 11 lit, ai.l where 1 can again be heard In deienee ct my conduct before a Jorr of mr roaBtriniea. wue are honest, true, aad Jos!, bear log no hatred or malice whatever toward a poor wo man who has nsrer dote them harm. In this, my statement, 1 aball give naioee snd dares as nsarly as I can rsmstnber tl.em: and ir, by accident, 1 ahonld ruiko any mlitr.kei. then Iboie re erred to can cor rect them but 1 trait tley will bare no occiilon eo to do, It hai been pnbllely chirged igatnil me that MT mtT atAIMACI wit to a wealthy old man, whose wealth was iqnin drred by me after bli decene. Tne name of my flnt huiband wai Wiltiim II. Stone, who waa about thirty six yens or age et tbe time I married him. 1 being a your.g and tliougtitleii Llrl only ilxteeti years of age. 1 was mirrle l I bun at tbe request uf my faliier. We were mimed In New Orleans, where Mr. htone lived, being one or tbe eommlmon hoi ae and wholnale liquor itore of II. L. fitone dt t'ompiav. Mr. Htone died lu iboat one year 1 ter tnj marriage te bim, and lefl ma wtthosl a farthing, although 1 have no doubt Mi eitate wai worth money. Ai proaf that I have aiver received any thing Irom Mr. Htone'e estate, I rater the public to A tin in raoat n. L. aroxi to me, written ilnce I have become Involved In thla difficulty, which letter reads as follows new Oimxa, tiarrb ttm.-ilrs. Lanra Pain I am Informed that you are my cousin Laura, firmerly Laura ttoue. from whom 1 have net beard for many yean. 1 regret te learn that yon are in trouble and ippose you will ned all your resources tn get out of II. I once wrote yon that If I eould isre anytalng for von from the eetate of W II Etone. I rmld do 10" Ut ell uo'lilut at bis desih exceot an Iniareel ot one lhtrd .iiJ.ltIi5n"Jr.i '"M ln r""- Roberts and miirown the other two-ihlrdi. It cost twenty. 5r,e. cI?i!. p,r 1 "I I"t now tell fit Mr Cruti per acrs. or afOD for the whole. i- ti? i.. i0,", which, by law would be divided between von and hia iVi"''09!0""1' "ewi.t take tlMtor aerplr" i'i?pa",5a,."" "n wl1 1 '"5 have canie'l an act of lale 10 he prepared, which will p torwardod to yoo throegh the nouse ot B. Unun Co" "toot ieo. l aaaii aave to be at tome eipeme to lell the Hod at fifty e-snti per acre, ant tray bsveto keep It ometlme longer 1 but for the inrnoaeof rettug con trol of It. eo that t can sell It wl-r Usee a rhsiee. lam widin. to take .t at tbe price, 'leaai -rltims a rJ3 lone letter 1 tt.l meall abonl tpnr trouoi.i I iniiv rmpatntM 1 with you, and bore the Lerd will ihow you the way out el Ibeiu ipecolly. Youri, truly, jj 8T0VP Omaua! tee,r ,olln A "oherti, bot 813,' Ntw IStgktStl A CONTgtT, 1 After Mr. Stone's death, I entered the Convent of the Vullallon, at Mobile, under my maiden name, tliereionnl.li my education. I had no money nor any means, and my mother paid my expanses there out or the smill mrani left her by ny father. I lelt the Convent hi June, 1150, and returned to New Orluanr, where I met Thouiia J Onnc, a perion I had f. imeily known In that city, and being with out money or frlen .e wbo conn! aaiii uie, 1 mar lied Lun la tbe mouth ol August, loud. HlBRllOl TO A ERDMIIRD. He proved to be a bad man and a terrible drunk ard, and be became o lielpleany lott I waa obliged to icate bim; snd In Jsnuary. 1 -57. leaving blm Here. I came with my mother and brmher to ben Pi loci. co. He demanded lint 1 sbouU return lo blm, but 1 positively refuted, and lie applied lor a divorce npon ti.e ground of dreerttou, and none other, lie implored 'U attorney or the name of U W. Hcnpoo, then of New Orlesm, Imt now of New 101k city, and Wll.laui lluatof .New Orleans tided tor me. In 1'ibrcary, IfiH. a decree was granted dlv Heine bin, Irom Led and botrd ihe law o tnat Mate icqaiiln one "oir to elarve belor divorce could be eutered from the bonds ol uiatrlniony, or what was called a final divorce. I became ic qualntcd with t'nl. Wa. D Pair, who waa a law )er ln this city, and pot the matter tn bis hands us my attorney, I nor to this 1 rad advusd wllh Uov. loutc In lelitloa lo tte tame mailer. uinouGi 10 cot. rim. In 1E89 Col. Pair, as my allorney, advKd me that the f oil dlvorco had been granted and, al'ei r eluz i. lured It waa 10, I mirrled Col. Pair. We were married lu tne loan of bliiali. and soon ami lell lor Yreka, where Col. Fair waa thru fettled la lull, ness. It was Lere that my rnly child was born, In Ihe month cr August, lttlu. Judie Ilurie la now living In this city, and Knows of our imrrlige, snd knows also that Cot. Fair was poor then, ana alnaje was poor. I did not marry CI. Pair for uioeey. and luere Is no Irotl In the base charge made acamit me that I was extrava gant and tuiouvcnshed bim. 1 a pin nd to toe end of this suileuicnl the aaaavit of Judge Bigre, am Uinlng me fully on these pointi. I did all rayuon work hen e kept bouse lu Yreka, and kept no servants. Kvery person wbo bred In Yreka at the t.me we llted there will bear me wunaas of lue truth 01 wmt I ay. Co I, J-'alr livid only three inontbt after a e lelt Yrcki. tue Diiin or col. rata. In October 01 the ).r 1'1, lol Pair bad mule Ids arraugementa lo muve lo San Praneteco, 'tnd sent u.e and my child In advance.whlle i.e remained to close up Ids butlnc-i. expeuinx euon lo follow and 011 the 1st ol iKCituiber ul lbs same year be catao down and selt.e i here. 1 waa a'oppiug wllh my mother lu a house she had leuUu rrnin Or Hitchcock, on lluab street, wLcie the llnoklrn II tol now ataoill. tol. Fair tin v lmmedialel) 10 the houac. and 'te lived there together in peace ami qutctnras t'.ii he died, llo sent his Uookt at.d oti er t .lugs m Dr. Alurp.iv's office, and toik an office there with Hm. until be corjld cl one. It bas bren cruelly lep.irted that Col. f.nr wa lealous of me, aud tnat we bad separated uefnre 01a death. This is all siauder, kh.1 has In It no truth. Ou tne m .rainc of bis deutn Le lefl tbe houve as uaua. aud went lo Ins oH e Boon aher Dr Hitchcock called to see him, and was told by me that be wis at bli office. Hi tnl lu alt office, an I, la attempting 10 ooen lue il o, lound f upiething hoavv agnnii 11, and pushing ll oi am, found lost tte oosirucllou w .s tue utaa buoy ol Col. Pair. He Lad Lac 11 SltClT tllROl'UH TUX UCAn with aptalol tall, ai d the world i.id lie ha I com n.ltteii micide. Dr. Hltrl cock came Immedii.ely tn our houae, snd tnioimod me ot tna de..th. Co., I'ncloa leu Co.. I' air but n lew minutes buinre nia death lu Ur. llurpny's oSoe neir inn comer of Jdonlgumerr ana U i.riun.-lou slrrets. Dr. Murphy I. id 111 v iiiollif r and 111) nil, the same morning ol his di a h, that Col. Pair had felt a lel.er with hlru in which In stated that his M.o and faml v l ad no tl in 11 whatever 10 do in cau-ln." his death. Dr. liurplit was rrquerte laltirward to produce tae let ter. us the papeia tre a.'cuslnr me nl the ciute of bis divitii, Thla rrqieat waa wade at d rie.e it times, an 1 1 bate bgod of film lo produce it, but 110 will not. A roPL iLiKnrn nirnnn. 1 bere li no ic.ndal that Hi- iiiniu ty of men can dft.rt.oul wnat 1 as been raised ngaiuit ine a..d oir ulited with tho rapidity 01 luuinlna .inr.ilu.a un i.runate a.Tair ol nnue with Jlr C iti-n 11. It i'aa baru a.1.1 that Co. r'ali wis bbenU o! b.-alioii .'onutv.andthsl ..e ubi united witn n lir.-e .11 u 01 money belonglu: lo Hm'couniy, and mat I, nit wile, r 11 .way witn a man by Ine na.no nf 1,1. run. N.i. t.ii ro ti..i a mm hy 1)1,1 nsme of Pair. S.ii lit or 11 at cuumy, aud ne In rci i.rt.il .0 n.v nbaco id ed. but wt.eluer he had a m. or nol I am unan 0 to ui; or whether u man n the n 11. mi, (innl n rail .may villi ler. Ilia imn.o wis Iniiiuol Pair, bu in na w n was no conueried will my u.i-rau 1 and ae lor Uordnn, 1 neier lair 11. iu. It lua ben slated that i mor ut rirtTkcu in tl Talc Iluuan 111 iinnai 1 n Tor anemut'ur In tube tl e AtlliTlian fli utvr toy bona ai' 1 that tlr, Lritlehileii itelepilon me Also, I1.1l I -ilnn.l tlio a. 11 s nl that c.iy w.ih a Lonft i.raie fl ir In ore hnii i and n piat. l 111 t..r otner. Ail tin, la lata, and onn 01 1L0 iiiiuiet thinga ever nnereil. 'Ineio was fain Imo 1 eui ugn ptteieil sgilnat l ie on my trial, un ir Il.e ao enuilti nf .111 oath, tr cri.a'l u draen mm tale nlie uie withunirt-anruug to u who sale mend, el'y nke t'da. This l ati ,a niancmus ui.inui ctu.o In Ai t pin I ueirr lia.l.i uri-nei-in biiaineis, nor in tl e fahoe linu-e. 1 ueter I ail a I'linietlerate dig. and never auw on. 1 never aal.o.l me lrieis m Vnulnli Clly wlin a pl-un 111 my hand ur u flag ol any nii.d. or Ine streets "i auy illv w 11. 1 eiiiur. I kept the l'uuoe liuuie in Viin mailt) suit kept It none, ANOTIIril llaxORII gILINCCD. Atoul tl.ilau.ua of 1SU1 a n.at. eugitnl lo the toy builui'i kept a 110. e un .er my li. nan He placed 11 lane Cnililiiiae iree, tovrrtd tt'lt.i lull", drum Uagi.hlm.aitdoititr arlicinabvtii, g ngloa luy store, ut i n my b.'ii. ny My bnaidrr complained ul lie u.niuclioii. 1 then requeued the Inv iner cbaut lo taau It nil, ami put It noun .sttn premlsis. lie refuaed, and said he had 4 limn 1.1 pill H tier, ihen I cailna inv bimher, O. 1), Hum, who wis iLcii ac.lua aa my clerk ami Ind noni lur ro 1 n lliiio, lo cumo aud cui it ouwn, winch he did. hnirie ol my ineipls ramo an I t.. 1 11 a ilul tin Cloud outilde niiai ilKia'vnd my umiivu m iniuv Ing tlio ttee. and tuppnied ll ras oil .icioun' .11 tlio flaga wli.cn ttcie upon It. I at once il. ppe.1 lo Iho limit ol the I a-'couy uud 1 iplaiuco tne c.sn lo llieio ml. iing, to remove ul. ilni'U al ont It, any ytniLinjt, iimong them ttl o so ilrelrni bad in) lull liiriiiia-iun to il.ua a Hag upon mi linusv. im' 1 1 1 mk tome i nu did ro, 'Ihe toy inrrchi. t al-11 sent his clerk to ra.se n Ita nter loi boufe, lo vtl.nh I oi jj, toj, as he hud hi t 11 ealnl me liau a a. 1 II. inai' but l, lersisttd ttl eieiii-.in I oikcd the I. .111 ol a p. c. ei ght e Iroinu Air. Wullei aud atir.pptnu lo tut Hie rnpe; for wnieu act I.ie luv in. 11 .irou.ln a su.i a..iipt ine, "ne t reaiilied In n 11 r.'p 1 eaainsi him ud Ltmu tiled for the act ol sggreta a, lis tv.s liuud i'i3. itock srtcrtinoxs, And town lew oio I wiaii in mbirlt to tie ppunc abi ut the money ll Is ulleacil ttaa ulven 111 liy Mr. Crltieiiden. I Keul IL 1 anoe llnti-o lli.r tten 11 ouitia. ai.it ufler pu Im al, nil 01 lit. i nd si t Iren tnou'i ud doll.li un a hunae op A alirit. wim h I fm nia ied wllh 1111 ottn muni), except two r.oma furmahed by Vr. Crilleudort, I Hal leit utvr an Hu.uaand dollari. Hie Tuiioe Hono c.niulnej ttiirtT-revcn re uns, thirty oue of w hie water nled, bringing In eacn night over nlty delbre, 1 iuve e. le bstage ilnck, which I pur haieo. fur suma virv iiigliom 1bO to tilUO Per foot. 1 aula it In la7 01 t CCO per loot, having ten Icet, am pur bind other stock, aud made all the money 1 ever had lu tl o way and manner above lodicaltw, Por tue truth ol this, 1 most respectfully refer to Mr. Ned Kyre and Mr, Pridlofd. wbo were then my Ire km. and also Mr. Hurling. Mr, Eire purchased and aold ror me other mlalag stceu afler 1 eoht my Berate, aad la all these traaeaclleae I nade money. UAiaiAot ro MB. axTDtn. Mr. nuston.ol tt e Baok of California, knows that Mr, CritUndeo never paid a dollar for me on any note, or for anr stock, and ear wbo doubt my ante rnsnt can call upon I heea gentlemen for Information. I am In no way nr msaner Indebted lo Mr. Critten den for any or the money I ever had, or lha lillle I now possess. When Col. Fair died I had never eeen or known Air Crittenden, He aoochl ca and tannd me and wonld not let me gn. I married Mr, Botdar to avoid Mr. Critteeden, and as his own let ter! prove, ho would not then leave me. All the foroe and power of the Ban Francisco bar were, and are to-day, mr enemies, because a brother lawyer hid bsen killed by me In a moment of ugeonaclnni phi. and, ii my God kaowe. or Irresponsibility. Kvery efiort ot my elloraeys, made lo my behalf on rial, wis trssted as Idle chattering, or at least It appeared to to me, and these wbo eonghl my blood dranaofltto thsfr fill. If there Is a Just Ood wbo rules aad directs the Judgments of men, I aball live to satisfy the world that I aivn beeu, to ray the least uf it, greitly wrongod. There Is one elher matter to which I wish lo refer. In the spring of lbfig I leaped snd furnlihed a lirwiit. on Mlasiou street, tn thla city. It was be tween Hecoi.d and Third sircele. I purchased my lumllnre on credit. I kept a boarding and lodgiug hone. The Leilslstnre of the btate were in eesslon hits, lining been driven ont by TBI TLOOD AT SACRAhtglfTO. Among mv teninls were Mean a. Wilcox. Tember ton, Tomrklne, and. others, members ol the Legls liters. Alter iba Legialalnre adjourned I had a vacant house, and bad not yet p.tld "or my rnrnltore. I wis obliged lo seek aid. ond as my husband. Col. Pair, wis a prominent Mion when alive. I made application to tbe Maaenla Order for assistance. Wilier Tompkins convejed ti.e application 10 Mr. Laldley, and he to the proper enthortly. In response to my sppllcallon, a committee composed of Alex. O. Abell and two othera called on me and were shown through my house, and ns ur roriair, and acknowledged It, My relief was embraced in the follow Ing language addressed to ine by one of thsl Committee I "Well, Mrs. Pair, a woman with such a pretty face ought to be able to support LciMlf without ap plying to the Alaaons." w btn 011 my trial I was alio wed toco with George Knox. Judge quint accompanjlng. to aee Mr. Absll lor tbe purpose of his Identllylng ne as the party he bad called upon. Hut be reloaed to see me. Of the thonsind and one things charged to me aad my dlihouor ilnce my conviction. 1 can only add, tl.ey are pure Invention! and alt falie. I deilro tint Ibe oewipiperi will leave me alone. I ask Ihe cbarllr of tbelr silence. Let me astlle my troublea with the legal tribunals where I now em, and where I expect lo find exact Justice. LAUPA I). FA1H. ibs above Is accompanied by a number of sMdi vlts to prove the severe! aeierlloni contained In 11. Wood'a filnaeurn. Lea Miserablei" it a work or dramatic force, bat embracing such an extended range ot Incident aa to render everything like a comprel. entire dramulc version totslly cutoftPs question. Two or three attempted drarr.aiixatlons are on record as failures, tbe Ixit being now produced at Wood's Muieuts, and ranking In point or excellence hnt little above He predecessor!. It affords an opportunity, how evir, for Geo. lionl.'ace to show some tolerable ict Ing in Ihe Intense cbsrsrter or Jin-i WJiin, ar.il, barring the stagy mctbodhm, which Is 1 blot upon all this gcntlemsn's personations, mi) bo deemed tassably surcisiful. lie certainly bnsgi out a troug InHlt iJuilltv in the character of the criminal hern, and wine mnrli spplaqie In the more pinion ate dues aet down in the role. Tne rem under of the cut la well initalned In central, and the plem will Lhdnubtedly attain a fair run duller the heated season. It Is announced until further notice. Nlbln'e flnrilen. Olirer Doutllltron, whotuaile a ten-strike in the art of leutlmcntil acting ten moaths ago. began an engigement at this house on Monday eveninc, producing the ple'e whereon he reite hli fame "Acronthe Cunttueai." The play hai been per formed bere before, ind calls for no spechl men tion, other than that Mr. Uiron ss the Ftrrtt Is cer tainly very snceeisful tn ti.e presentation of one very exaggerated pliaae of inetmpol.Un r. Jske Z mmermsn. In conjunction with bis canine companlco. baa tha management of this estab.tsh ment during tl e upin.tr it-aun. The Illuminated cardan is made a new leatura of tbe plies during bis tegency. Court Calendar tble liar. amies C. 1 ar, CaaMiaaa. N. i 1, 13,11, Is, ay, t. ta, t. a, ll, Si, sj, il, tel. Now. Why iwelter and fret bere ill. g heavy Hit. wnen cotd'ort Is to be aemr d br t'ae purrtisan or Knox lieht, natty, an I sly lib inntmrr fair lei It ou wint to tei-aond tn tble conundrum, go at onre lo Knpi s. VII llroadwir. tMruer of Fulton sireel, asu make your selrctloa Irom als moil alttacltvil aioeg. .lire. 11XASCIAL AXO COMMK11CIAL. TtiDtisoiT, July 20-1'. M.Tlie freculalion in the u.lway sharea has beeu tame on tbe general list, and actlro In some of the leading stocks, the coarse of We market not materially deviating Irom tual recorded yesterday. Opecing prices were as a rule firm, aud so couilnuet until the fit. I session, wLeu t'e -narket uecame heavy snd lower, o't moping conaldetsble weakness lu ctrtalu diicitlous, tut drifting Into tameueis at the close. Tho lending features, as heretofore noted, were the Norton eat irns. the rivalry boittti-n.lhls und tho St. Piul coo-, panics provoking t. furthtr niarp dicllue of 1 to 2 tl cent. Iu the first named on a larxe pressure if salra, the latter showing a limited business and a leas decided Oeciine lu price. There was a heavier fcedug In Lake Paorc, deaplte tne forlorn hope that through th. a stock ti e rre-ilro of the bulls nould jfitn be restored, Hock la.and tvie birclt iteadr, the Cimr.rss of jtiterday not helm; maintained It tlie Vanderhllt r'ocks. Ohio and Mlssliaipl have beeu kept firm, dosplte the tteaUnrsi and lower range of prlcei In Ha com panb'U shires. Unloj Pacific waa woik at ao in the morn. u-, bu' Improved in price iniubatquent Ira'e. Quite a ihao att uk ns mads on Woitem Union Telegraph, and lite tn the day the price was ftrced baca; tot" from II),'. I'.o.fe Uall waa dull and stendy, tlie loner priced stoc'ts being neglected Tbe coal stocks did not 10 through the niual l.an dry pieces, wnlle exni'rss ihi.rea uaie without moveaicnt of Importance. Ir the goldmnket there were no noteworthy Incllenls Uauapirmr, all the ssa.s, w.ncli aero in amount roti lend, being male at IraVJSlllSi tu nulk of bnslnass being at U, Gold icnllrtorf intertat, and at 1 v cent, lor borrowlne-. TP Ircaar.rt aold a mn tin .Id al IU 14 in I II Mo;, mi li.lill bits of V.IUUO.U at Hi tn H'J68J. Iho irceipra of go'd al tie buo Irraaury w -re tT8.STf.; paymn. Jrwfrt; hntiie., f to 05a.ty. I run ry reei ii'ia wr ISM ,fl I p.iyuiiit, (l'17'Jri'i; iiiLinoe, $1 il Ui. 1 ne i.ii. ii im reei-iptt were )n.'lUU(i J e tut. cl-.rln.e it t m OiikI Ktrhtii-e IkiPk were f I'l.l.fJ, lti; eo'.l lnlani-.H, fl.ll'lt"-.': nut -iri n h.iancea, l.i? H 1. Tue prim Ipal quuutioua wetet l A. It PStSilVOP. M ll'sgll T M Iipa I.' M ll.'SMI'M Ill'tnl M .HlH bid Purrlen eirnang l as bfvn uud ami nouiiiitl ou the b. sis uf rate. n I st q ii.tt 1. Tb money uiarki t w irl.a lth Its sr, n-fonted enae. lb aal e dirT.. ulty I ring t li t in in ed l If d er III einl Itiv.n; il ett n lit lac na. ai d I. ean ar iiotr p 'te d un ill nl 3 an 1 ft rnt. on Govern me it .tnd oh .Co coltaleral, t OLgti to ir ia aa it u quota il late. Pnin iliacounl-vt o al low ra.ea. u.ing In Una exirsn oln.iry ininnnilii aic-i'tanioa uiovin on il uaia nt -tlVttf' y i-nnt. Ihe CiiVeri nieut limn markt, in aynpatbv Willi go d, has I non firm al a iligrn a, vance lu quoiaiiuai "ull arniiii A itrouyer tone waa eliminated by th Uicha't'i o u.e 'rrrign Osnker., aud mmhi laige tr n aacllnos In ISI17-, bo h iouinui nd regli tert'il. t. r rein nn 1 n llJaaaglUK. currency fii at ll:l'i, and HMUa -it 1 litilJ. ai Uu coau .l o it. i Let n.'S atjadr. lie' ii i'k- iiti'i.KIV .1. it., report at IP JJ.s a.. lt1 I Hut aiT.I tl S car es iu'l '.af.ier J.k J ll.-s uaia 'SIA. re natj iu..t n, a,.u nj., ,1." l. 1. t.iiili.,.,.11 t; iij i io. Vi. otli., ,11 Hiu leMeteg.. M a N.nlti IU Ma. cUUj .,lla' iiu ia ',11. limp ..IUH lUn'll) MM, r g ..I MS, 113 S-.ta "61 loop... 1 1 til .ia.,o. ,nup... .us I us, a SM-. i.i, .IUK 1.1'tlLeu. I, gold Udl, k J ne transaction In fate bonds cnn'l'ius to a trt't mine nnd mm uttoniiii i Iron diy to-diy, ine Georgia liniiila Ii .ve boeu the fu.itii on to d ly, I he cilrr.-u -y Is rl-l"g 1 sSe-nt In M, and tho eolii 71 V "nl t llnii, unuer tie favoia I emiHlruc Utiu ui Liuir. liuiotk's lettir li,our. 0, were "noj il in t), oil .Sorl.l tai-olliua B.g'ln- IT i liucllo i In 4-1 JJ Vir'linaa ttere dull nil', rod .nd tor iia-.t.fs ttaieii to Aiabumu St al NU Ntty Ju ciiunoii rl.,u li laiulni.ia Mi.d ut a!',, nn A nil rt ii'Min bunging til, an. N Y cuiiinv i t la 111. We mile a.ili m uiip H.mk si.aue it 'll; Molio I" tan IdP'S l't'ini Null n n lit; Unir n r.' innl Un tela 1,5; m.l Kiua iii .Sin iuik. 1UI. Inoiti itl. an mil ,u II. I l.i i Ml aa ipl li d III l'alll0..il t.llllik. Well dl.llll.lHid till '.Ull 1 Hie prmciwil I on. I", tlio total Mes anion. t.i,n in VIIUMO u 'he buaina, .tile Ho. i s.rret ir in- riioui. trim il i'arillcs aire lb m at W-Ji, the M' ion rncihts being hai it steady at Sd u r II a a. Ul 'or in giams, un.i lot it.ou.ne-. t' ii'i--.tie-it, bt Joacp i i-ti iv. r .It s ia loi'iir.1 .-'W i i io.-Ii 'r-istHi Hoi:', 1-laud Ti. till Mo.ria ami Ii-t ll.aia, III,; all I O nu uud tliaaiaal, ,.i t'uiiau.ld.led bouda a Va. Il.e lolP.tv.uj were die nigntii, ,a seat.i.tml s P. M. t. It in l uuulalloua ul l.oti.ii tttnj j lUrhnt. Lvtrm .n'd. N i r lli.d-na cin ju a vi, t.k N V t 4 liui. .on mr. I'.'V "l 'Jt's 'I l.U ti,H 1- e am ViH .ih, a,J d ia Ill), lllt I ij )a lake imre ii.il, m lu. g lliiiliurgh iuij nu2 N. rthtto an, 6 y im cnQ Ntitliticiiru iiief.,.,. ki,i tu khu kJ huial.lii.d U2 10. 1,2 UVi PoillVayuo ui! ji) vj2 ua diltauiit,eitt. Paul iiy Jt tlx see, 1. 1 M MU"MlDp (if 1l5 4fl U 411 1 iTlnols Central, m ISA 133 uj uiia I I iel.. Laci. western... to re liny r tKtlsaa Central UOV LV lioS lit J ew Jerser centrsl IX ioif IprR fOU nlon Pacific Jf5 M MM S 1 o,Fiist Mortoage fAl( ra m pn o. Land Orant Pv flK f IM Nd 1)0. larnmes sa A'H VU SI !-C. and Ind Central UK lew tU 9J u llaunlbal A BL Jo'eoh tt hi f fei U Jannibal4St.Jps'0hpref..,"-,H W ww aa ft'i western Onion Teiigrspn..,. STtf M tT 1 h It I Pscine Mail a UK UW 1A I V Ouiesiiver ll 11 UH Jgi Msriuom pref eu gtg a it i Canton.,.. nn i CoijoI. Cosl ol Md 0 (OV loo. I Adims Fxprcsa i.a, au sl 1 HtVt. ranroA Co. Kx. M fro 41 It CmcricanAler Union Kx All at Uk I I t 1 nlied tutoi ti m M Sli UJf KAXKIXO AXV riXAXCIAT. A atj BAMKmei Hocia or nENUY CLP.WS CO., I ff I 33 Wall hT Ktw TukK. f 'I'I tettere of Credit for traveller!, ilso Commercial ft Credit! lsued thron:li AiettM, Clews, Uablcht A V I Co., Loadon, and their correipondeall, arailtble 1 throntbeut the world, f W Bills of Exchange on the Imperial Dink of Lon- 9 don, rlitlonil Uank or Scotland, Pfovluclal 11 .nk of J fl Ireland, and all tbelr hrancbee. J M Draft! and Telegraphic Tranifera on Burope, Sin latlP Pranclsco, tbe West Indies, and all parts of Iba If" United Slati. j li Deposit accounts recelrej In either Currency or i llfjl Cole, inbjsct to check nt eight j S psr ceat. Inlemt fli allowed on sll dally bibtnrss; Certificates of Pepo-I! ''II H Issnsd; Notes. Drafts, and Couponi collected: ad 1 I vaacea made oa approved collaterals anJagoaint 1 I merchandtss consigned lo onr care. I Ordere executed for luvestmsat Sceurltlsi t.ol i Itillroad Iron. t I KIOIIT PKIl CENT, GOLD INTBIIE8T EO.Nt I. I WITH STATE n.NUOIISEMKNT, Thi uoderiltn- Mi J I ed ofler for file a limited amount of Pint Mortgige i" 1 jf! Bond I of tbe Uontgomery and Lufaula Kallroid mil Compiny, endorsed by the Flile or Alabama, bear- al ll i ing eight per cent. Interest In gold, payable In flew fl j I York, ilirch snd Feptcmber. Iwue (nulled to In I tlCOOO per mile on flnlahed toad, f Amrle funds hare bsea prvvlded for Ibe cnmplt- S lion of ILls road by October nsgt, and tbe fund for meeting the Inlf rest dne ln Feplember next have so, ready been placed In our bands. Tbe tuilncn of tbli road promises to be lar-e ind 1 profitable, and we confidently recom nend He en 1 doned Mortgage llondi to theae risking Invest. J ments aa both safe and advantageooj, Trice, for I tbe preicnt, SS and nccrned latereit. I I i CEOItOE OPUTKK A CO., if xo Nassau strsil. Nf vr VnrU markets. TnnnsDiT. July Sfi-irioun gnu AIial The (J I maraet for eilrn anil btate fiotna war lu active ecu i eral demand a. very lull prices, with a slixlit Improve- i I men; la some oa-ei i aalet lg.OoC bo.s. boutbeni flour l Ji' ur t?'1 co.rn m1 "ry firm, bnl I I a0".. JSi.'..0?0,cL.r,?',r-w,""n n,l Wte Snper- 1 fine,l4hntl,j ahlopipg eilra do., M PVatsAKIi irate 'I and laoilly nr. i do., incind nc ht. Louis, thsisi t louibrrn ahipping extras MW.SO i do. ht'ters' a',J I lamllr nrandj. tKtWa, It, e fi iur. il a3.V) nro I' infai.UlMMW ur "riLrn Urandvwlae Mtl 0'. Ococaitias-ltlo coflce wis nrm n: In lal-d. in ud I at Utiuifr-.. cold i sales ottn hies. Mir falriv n-tivo and iieaayi Jif) hagi Itancoon i..d at mai'f. llola.ici dnll and uo.iiinai. bu ar- Haw firm at rrj--.c. tir V fair lo xooil rettnlng -laira i sou iibda. l:erVrdnu, al Hkiatl", lorharda.an.il ror white-- I l ftusiiaiee--lvtroleii.il dull' .1 no nmai at 4JS-.'!SVc. i fnr Ffiined. and 14;i lor crude 1,'oaia n-.m' al bar 1 mined st MH. hulrlt. Iiirpentiua una m- lve and .1 1 very nimi HO nuie. seal "kupilun. August, sir,!! att ci 'I i loison laeapot were aeld at ih t, i hie. Inlaw I I Arm but quiet at 'J.'e v.'h.aUr naiett ed at 91), Co. f I cSnii'tM ndl" "1 d I .,,.V.!?.v.i,",t T" 'fc,Jt' firmer, tmt ntitrt t nl'S i'i ;t lltJ-Jtlllior.So. lap.iiis. ti.'rijt.aji.l l inrniMl I tiirimeo.3.1o....nd l aiHtl 4.1 loi lo.ieid nuii l Oils were dull aal Inner-tjtra hiish. al c.T r for I J ntiict and white I'hp), ml rijir sio 'nr HVitint. I Corn wee lower, an I in et Irtn i ll salmoi 1 r... ,ii i f"r'iv!,.!,,;.pii,,i:f',uw' 55c lor M LOTTOM I hit mirkei.oatpe inot. wn mors icHv. l endrrlrratg t,r h eh -r sal a ol a.u,i hil-s in.t.u,. I lug im for i xpuit) at it for mid tlliig uplands. a'irtlJ'ir. 1 1 foi low inl'.diii roriutur d in-ry i i rea t. n'litl B eran.l att.v. i tut-iii-j nur lai ol li.DW osli-. c o. I In.' at Uk tui Jnle. .0 l-lflc. f tr Ana tM i9v.for h-d- 1 H temtier.nuo for O'toh-r. and I4n mr lire mtier. 1 il l'aotiiii.is-l nig w is laiilv 'toltre, but .ltd ratier i H '.""i'' 1Jt30 h"1-'1! tllW'f for Aiiguat. and 1 111.11 for Saptnuuer. with a jobntua la.inaa at III for W tli'i.in.s,aiidit.n!,Uirrn.i-a. Iter dull and f nam nil. Hi; meats mora acivc at 3uaBc. fjr t). ehsu'ders. Itaeou waa rrm at t;'e rnr city, bus I wltuoo' impi'ltaut bmiu.aa. Drcaseo hoa were ver firm tV.,e. I ara wat dull aid weak fnr Wealern. i, i tut city firm and active) 0"0 u-s. rnv tol.l ut uvea IkJ I total'.) inn latter lor Kettle Ila ler low.r at tsl-c. 'WL I ''t t eiiern. and It. jjoo. for stale. Cuccsc woak it :g Ml lie, ai to quabtv. 'IkT Live Mnek Inrhet. j f Ngw Yoiik. T luiadar. July !)0 -llr--ve wen t i firmer ar an alva ee of nearly 'v. V n iner.cepia H weroWlrsr loads orlJH haad-ot cars alt.'uminuit P-w. II ran st JViehaarLcn, soo lirara atlMili Hie.'t. l.tl Ilio tailve c .tile il-lold at lirtt-V. v wuh a few I of the ten at iiarW'.c urtl exnna. Inctudmg 1 rar loadofeitra qnsliiv, st Mll,r. Abont taicar loaot areixrecie-l to srrtv to meat ant to-morroiv I Niecp weru a made firm-r. and taitrs wrr.t nn- I changed, l.ec-iptf were 'JAnd, and sales Inciude trsr I t ftA'pc'v 'tl""'' lS1,"C B" dSca.lofUujeat f Irrcs.el it"gi itirthcr ndtineed W ta and r ot. .1 rirni si -iut,ic. Tho. a ninantii nr ratw. d..iug In .iv- n.ig. n.tluugri a eiln of .tears sl ISe. r a- n p nt d. Whan our alauumtr. r, are raving Cut.l.ti V UD as ft t hh'i-o iho .-rioen.ro roght tolofn.ttL.j. Iltnipiaai-.er.iii 9 ,m MA1SJXL- J.WKt.LWKSUR. I uunaTrrn L.,ta -Tira ntr. 1 on ""is a Min:ie. tyi ..0on rttea. lu a uinil WArart- rnia in Bandy IIoor..U ajiuov. lilann.l! Hilltli Date ....it SI A rlvd Tnt'nariav. Inlv 3d. Rtfirr.ahlp Ku.'land, Llverinwl, nidi, ami pan. 't PMp II 'luhow. Pharigati. nidi llurk e.a-inlah Gibao.i. i'nlomni. mdle. ffi 1'am nn-1, a, lloston. in ban.nl. J ft Ii n.. Iiaari utile iliac Tar. coal. I Alan. l"t tl.nair ver anil iHltfl h vrw-l. i I J.fiJ j- 'vustiitAiJRolbtfs. 1 I eltliir; Inllltta Irrllr, nor tlin li.eiiliiw tl nrlokl e.f unie, au fm. mi. Mi nf mttanttii. ieirw 91 a vniir rav hair. AtKK't Vn,ii; u-.torei in roior tfi ai d inaKta nar .inpenrmnt in.re airwao s to nihsrv. 41 i a we I aa oorell. llli irmh, .iixu. lam liau. t:ie Id. L firuitil.s ot a,o oio far le.t iioUt,vj.s. Tirr.tny ,b Co., i iimov yQtnrr.. .i ik lU.MIUM) MPKCIlAMt 7 1 ig Wllci'lr ,t- IVI'toii'a -.r'tlTK Mni'-lnra, 1 il Hrt.,iwat. a ipl nv i.,vn.a slo iiawu ami iQ Vr IU. uto, talii-tait. oalra uialg.' Hj,,- i.v -slo .et, n J. T. 1 1.1.11 M "glt'tV. Ji ii ii:t:i:. J. IlvyrtVO!''--li Wrahiucion. It. c. .tnlr u. by I .'udio vlio. I uv.riuow irons John it L.v.rm.rr. I I- nliij.ni a. I I ILMJ -Iu .ahlruton. fl. i". Jnlj it te Jndeo i I tt .aitauoialUa from l.oaiaA. Til. taut. tie- I 1 lOIllOJ, j Jj till It. j nA"Ai -Kngerj lta "t runri,l will leave foat of Pe-i. i-scaa', a ''",1 'f. I II' "Ify i"l Tu.al'.l.v. Julv '.1. Vltsa'telll 11.. J il"i e U j.y tl. tlarte.i, in r r it i rear 1 lue funerti vdll teas n:n 'ruiit i m re- li'i er 1 br aon-in .aw. IM Kan itliii at Harlem. ,.n Mil iia I uernoun ni i n.-lnen. "I i- r al ta, u -,Juus T lus laiidle or re pec.ro.lr intlimi m trail o M';iHHiiN -lu Jt.,t-. ,ic i.oim. wldo.e ol win Met) 'omit, r, tetea ur t ri, t Tit rcwtttct a'id tria..,ani' ittt. ftniiv at raerteet fniiyiuvit.il tu at ait I .ni itnurai. irtni i. r i ,i rvei deu.'C. IU1 Wit sv ,lna ar i 'i-iuat) .tliil t. SPftl.lt loiltti. t'AHIl, Ailenrinn a ei'is.t rn th urn -lit Il'nir' .if Hi i Com. m.asioin'ia t.,i i anp. in i .1 ithiMt.t.i i,o'o, iia ll-an,i Diiin jiiu t-i'l i o iprtoii'U mii ii.-l ,ir .on. ono Coni-i-rt, tnd Draw iu wilt M ttic at Irving 5 Hall pu ui Jim int.. at n'r .i. f-JOg On, ..i ft. onid to i.n t i.ui r Kv', rii-s,-i. ia i,n our .(la-if, -1 tie I to an i nai t-ha tu tt. nil Una ta, dr tw in: It hi.-i unr., t-'t r.wt ntiv yn. Bdi tie couirol d.a.r.lioUi i tlirii i their Co. t uittea'. Uiy I 'j tira-e'a at o .rn. Charm. av.'rt' eiir 'Pan t In iii i 9 6 Ueilta. raogini in value irum ti lo saxlu.. iL.toai lb port nf i o n a aim fclln'uraeiit.'fi, tlio I'i'l',1. 1 'A Cerllficaira, and i;ata,uiues u hi da of A. cull, la I 1 pr,..t.,.ui uot a A"., a 1 ta 14, 11 J L. I.OnkllT.-tiN At ill) rn Broidway. I I'ltlX'.vliK.l. TA.N, AMI IM Ui'i.Ki Alt'lf f dUegire.b if not Ui.guaini. Ila;un'a Jlaj.ioi a f tlalnt iuo loea iheao b'eimaiiea an I git at lie o. ipiex i lon a irautp-triiiil and lanii.u p.uilr. l.yi.,i'a i ;o- oral! Kaituiruii it tbe uiet nt'r CieiLui aad pre- a. vir in the wmll It de nn ta'idi rT .tiio pi avea.e thetia'r frtipt fulling oni or mi unit -ta Mf'KI, iV IIA VIIIMIN, CHI II .anttuv nar ll-at .1. it' a at. Ctili.a. C'air Irouptui Ctiiiiiv -.ut. :l tied Were, Jllobl s llioeaa, aud 1 li lu J it. t l.o.o-aal .11 I k a A. A." a j iidlrial tlrtwtnci K-iit'teav eta'e 1 n t-rttta, Ii Kl'.1ll"kl -na t-a n. in. i nv su, sit. I Mi. ll, M I. so. to 4 M I ei: .1, I AI.aiiam. -e ir i. Nn Sit Jin jo in, f go aw, .J i. .6 i il ii v., ,l, i f I' I, lit. in i i a Jn t 1.1 4. at Hi. tl o, 3i. II li, i I; kgt I'U' hi- 'it- i li. j i ;t. i M. i, S, to, li, S su, U. ,41, uliiM.iNa Hun.-,, a r .v. i;t., i, i,y, a Inloia.aiiou luruitite I an I or. a tr. aunt. j i.f ,1'T l.ro'i t. JMUr.jidivar.lU Fuiloa it.. aad j 2 I'll. ItntV. t' ll-'t 111' 1 I o v .t aTTtTv.r'tA i.ui rtitt, t'WMo in roll rtrawi every ,j ,.iBCahll e ..rum rn.ain.i fuiniahei. Tna hlgurst rates pitJ for goiiP.'ot .s, spa.itsa bait hi la. u.i.ui, ic Ordire I i ro.upiiy nileu tJou.a-juamaa:itof pritet told by utlu4.atbig of Apin ai, I lAii.or; t ro, niag-n. i l 'tl !t. N, v (f, I 1 1 -.ur) I "Mna' ilalictl L lolltra and neit ormn if JoUu Kul.e1 c!ec ire, rilate private lo. I IM liee V Vob V queMed to eoniiiiuniea e tvim A il N I tVOUAI'ii. il t. -t i betiet bcrviicU tlKet.ir ii.,sw Ver.

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the bun, Friday, july 21, 1iti i II a rxnnitiLK nmrnnon, I flcdlng Ik Delr-rr hit nr Yr ol H-tti-Att Deliberately III bin Demtu som U .Veer- (Jf TtmM. III. On Wednesdty Itil tnin turnerl Lasloti r rlf d t Itaillowo, and pat no t te hotel kept by I Mr. Pennington, He appeared lo b Tr qultt Biin, tlaTnr uplcadld hone. nd wore brae f revolvers. He talked very Utile, bat made wmt l tugil Inquiries about men oy tho nemo of lied- f lord. On fhurrdty be u ibeent all dir, returned In the evening, ind en Fluay mad trttnge- menu to have nls hors taka tare of two or tbree I flays! but In short time be chimed bit mind tot 1 bli horse, llred off and tteined np bis pllloit, and laid he would take a ride, i While riding along lit wn orettaken brent of I the eltlittia or Own. who wo going to Atarth Owen's bouse, wnere the were threshing wheal When they reacneil Owen's holts, Lorton etktd the nelilioor, "It this the road we go 1" The gen tleman antwerea, "That la accordlDf to where joa rant to rn." laiyion t-ld. "On, anywhere) not particular They rode down the lane near la bout, f ol off tteir horsot, and bitched them to the fence, and men Jumped over Into the yard where lledford wj at work. Immediately aiur .rotting llit Ituce Laylnn began pulling off the (love uf hit right hand with hit lettb. and walking toirard the intt-lne, which w-jtM at the time. When vtlthlu abool thirty twpt of th tlirether, Bedford in him, tarned, and ran. La (ton crew Ms pltol and fired, the Brit Hot dropping him, lied lord aroie ao-i ttirtd again, when another ol brought lilm to the (round. Then I.ayton ttepped up to Llm, aLd poi another ball tbronih him at he liy on tie ground, Bedford waa scot tbrourh tke thigh, thtougti tbo bowels from back to tront, and through the cheetfrom back to Irout, ptneiratlng the lunrs. After firing the third tbot, and teeing I bla victim I) leg htlpleta before him with the blood running from bla mouth, be turned and wnlfcd to hit lion, mounted, and lelturtly ctnterod out ,10 ihr mouth of the line, and then walked bis horse 'until out of tight. I.ayton never tpok a word after crossing the frnce, let did his wore coolly and de liberately. It arrears ll.al daring the war I.ajtoo had lUJford la his employ, lie trusted him with bis family and bla honor, which lledford took advantage of by se ducing I.iiton'a wife, for which Ito bat now paid tho penalty. Ijyicn liat been hunting nit victim for lateral )rr, I Wanted to so op, but Cauldtt'l. CfM ft toitthnon American. A late caff of Millerltui In Delaware c .me to grief In a peculiar manner. Mr. nnd Mr. Callender ol thai Male, were to Brmly convinced that the eni of til thlnt:t bad arrived, thtl, arrayed la while far mrnte oevud up nt the extremities, to guard against contingencies of wind and weather, they recently bled Ihem to the top ol their woodshed awaltina the blowing ol Oidmci e Irurop. li was night night, calm tnd lostrons ind Hi Ntrr Adientliu p llfiiUy awaited the rlgtisl. In tho mean time tome tblng commenced to nip along the roof It proved to be tire, Callender herself. The liar, who had bored to iscet.il. now commenced to descend at a raDld am' perllou race, serlonsli li.commoded In her movements by the eewed-up tarmenta. Finally she rolled oft" the roof to the ground, a distance 01 live leet. Mr. Callender, nirsiiwiii'e, bound lu hla dress In like manner to his spouse, helplessly watch' ed ll.o proceeding bnt v. hen Mia. Callander's snrisk announced that eh hsd reached mother esrtb, he bestirred himself to assist her. Itendlnx kls bends Willi a herculean effort he ttepped lightly dorn tl.olstcer wh.ri'bv t.ley bad Licenced, and batltned lu tie aid uf Mrs. Callender, whom Lo found MiOertng from a duloctted ankle. The prct tee of li e ilortor. and the nercstltr of paying him hie axlnglng fee. woor.d np In the most worldly and practical mai.mr possible, tLis strange, evenilal bUtorj" of Mr. and Mra. Callender bflJtlawar. Il'rrtrnia nl Wrddlug. em fAe Aibanv Atgut. Tb runt iiotable of tlese mortal events which give tho tvnlraciiiig parlies a new atart In ll'e oc rurred on Tuesday cvealnz last, when Mtas Emily ami .Mr I liomn Keene vtere married at Trln Ity Chapel. As bulls I arllcs ocenvy a line position In tocial ll'i, sud arc nell known in fashionable clr ties, the fathering at the church was very aristo cratic and rteivining connected with the nuplUls passed oC In the uioi ttSrchi crder. Tna bride's dress was ol heavy Hbllo titlu, beiullfullr trimmed wlt.1 rich lace. e!l uf lulls and orange blossom wreslh Kith dUnionJ, to add their brilliincy to her own irsonal ihaiiue. Tli attendaic of four bridesmaids, and the same number of groomsmen and ushers v,as cinldrreJ requisite on this orca lion. Iho preMnla are sail lo lepresent about Ills thouvind dolare In value. Pleasant .is It is to be the redolent of such gifts, this practice of plicing a marketable estimate on inch oHtrlm- should gu out of fashion with the tustora of dliplai tur them, so as to sttr.o t admin- lion, or It may ba escile envy. Au efjort is bting mode, and with some succc to do away with tie Ittti r cnslom, sud perh. i the former one will die out at the same time. Ten weddings are annonored lotika lUie on Tuesday, the Hill mat., of wblcn there will be an equal diilslon as lettuls church and home sveddlni. A very sensible plan of mskinc the brl.tul tour eitend to our El Dorado, Instssd ol goli.f lo Kurope, now prevails. A visit to Ciltfor nlVs genial cUine muat be in nnlson Mth barmont ous lose. Wl ere kit Is brU.-.t and to). ten thete must be symfa'by witn the tUr-drejiiM ol tnom lltriloc anew lu iur Journey of lile. I! Recorder llnebeit na a llend hhot. lontnoiitSintt "f SfrlntRtM lUixMrnn I notice vour stulcment of Hecordcr II.icUU t boutlug a'clam.'liell held by .Mr.JamrsU ll.n nett, Jr. Your uilorinjut Is In error 1 wjs on board the yscbt Uiuntiess in a late tachllng cruise Mr llennelt was In command, Willi lour Intiled ruets, amouirwhoiu ere Itecorder Hacketl of New Tork, and Mr. John 0 llecksher ul Newport. While at tea, ami a beity swell on, 1 saw Mr. lU'Ck ker !ku a rlam sbell and hold It uelweeu hl fore flnter and thmub aud stand at Iwtnti-tivo yards, or illy (ect, irom l- Itecorder, wLii hid In bis handa t Ballard rl(l, and 1 heard Mr. Ilennetl aive the word lo the Itecorder one, two, three who llinii Ortil, and 1 saw tiiw clam shell break lu numberleia rieces, fraguienls striking tr. lleckshor ou tho and and ueek, Just urawlng blood, I then sjw Mr DLlictl's valrt hold a corKtcrew In bis hand, and at tbo tame distance, aud at tlm word eaw Ins Recorder shoo I II out or Ida band, I also uw lie Itecorder kill a poke, flying, wttn bis rifle at evenly one yards, nearly cutting bis Bead on", at i Cobb's Iilsud.Vlnlain, anil aftewrd aaw biin shoot I Fwo a ultt on lb wing. Tl.e lead were witnessed py upward of twenty perrons I. Orsint the Power lo Pardon Osiris f I Yens Ms Saratoga .Vun. -President Uraut baa pardoned llowcn the tig farolit. lint where did lresldent (Irani set the pow lr to rsrdon htni 1 be District of Columbia has a .Territorial Conttltnllon, and the Oovtrnor thereor 1 ouilil, by role, to be vested with tl. roxcrufoir fdonlng i ommou cnuilnals sentenced b) the count .of the Turttorv. llieaui) Is a common crime, on J n uo way an offence against the United stains. II Jl EA I. EST A IK it O VB.V ENTS. I As will be seen by advertisement, time will be I iaottirr asle ol desirable building lots at Ta'fourd Lawn on Tuesday next. This property Is delighttully lecated, MrPbln three hundred leet of the depat at I Jamaica, and is aeulble by a doien or more trains daily. A fteo cicnrslon train will leave the depat of the South Hide llallrnad. foil or Honlb htghth streil, I JVItllamsDuritb, ant) o'clock, r I The Jamaica Lawn Awoclatlon will dl'posa of an. other bairn or lot on Monday neii. l'urihuers will I he tianiported to the around free of charge oee aa- trlUem-nt. i-J. M. (Iihsoo s tale under Ihe Dimmer of Wen Tier. ten. N J proierty, was very successrul On Un.on I avenue two tow nere sold to Itlcnaid Jonei a d Jonn F Uenson for IMS tnd 11,3. Five lots on n ill ami venue were knock, d down to famuii 1. Haven i port fir I.KSS. uo tne iaue avenue Daniel Kean I took two lots for fWij J. V.. Hu Itvan elgnt lots, for U IJO i J. H.uitb one. tor l".'i and John JU.er P.ur, loril.tUO. T,ic corners ut Wllllsms avrnua aud Mil. er atrrrl were bought by Mr llaker ana Oarret Vreclsnd lor l lis. On Union avenue four Iota were taken br Oharlea Mcllror, reven by cnarles Bherry, and four by Mr. llaker, at from $.10 lo (30 ner lot. Five lota on Mallory avenoe were stinck off to J. VY to man lor tifii. The lam tentletnan also look leu tots on liTrrett slrtet.sni Dsnrli llirnei two, atlrom gailo tun per lot. Ten lois on llailley avenu were in d lo lillbori Patfrson, liavin llsrner. Marv siurphy James lluiitif, 1- F tlc(rmlck.and Mr Bolllvan, for II.UI5. The sale aagreg aled IdXA EIaiiltu---itmau. I IK 1A UfSK nuiilvr of vonks, chambrrmslds. tain 1 i uresiri. "i isll elrls, cren girls, and geoeiai linuin t workers wants I Imine Hate v for eio llent placet I city orcountrv, at IVALKKIi'd euiploy.ujni omcc. 133 I Cla sr., ovei drnii note. l A -WOlt It tlvrn out at hltheat prices to nay tor B Cist f" tiw msralnrs lotrucilons free, It I. A Kb 4. 1'O.NO,.! Asior place, sn.l lIMim st. A ft ItM l'-('I.AfS tuuUlo WMhlT wiut.a.at LIOD S jV ilulei. M ""ej faASTKICH end operators ou IVtii-elrr tk WlUon' J.) and Kintilre inachmer, on boys' anc cntldreo's clothing. II Dn-ne it 1!Olt F.WOIl A N wsnti-d alio, good dreiimaker i' lilt ttet-Olhst. Gr"'" lliUlU S'J t.is,K)U4r. t. T A OIKK. Work lnrnetil at home to pay lor nrn L lj clais sewlnii ina.'hlnes on n.tallmenis nl 1 ner rnonih i Inttmctl n Iree. New York Macnios much, tag Compiny. 4.1 illeeekcr si. XT II fI' PI N VJi Ml t "n1 colisr liners wsnlei I I1 Apniy lo NIC-Hub's IIUItrKt.TT 4 CO, in Brosdway. ftVt new shirt wih.-rs In laund y J-l llrooms, op pome Centra Markel Call eirly this morning i A NTKI) A goil wMher ami Ironois on faniil Y worn a.B.IIAUtL'tf l.suniiiy. Ml Orcone ti Call I all the weea LV S-MT-I (IIMMn bi"lar'lnlh h II Imm at v7 HAllKKivllZ. rr.iMJI cti.'H BOH Me cent. iAVaStKII-A f.'w go.Ki rireoinskers, anJ a lew til good gir s lu learn Apply at lit West 35thjt ,"V ANTKD-- S woman to takersra uf two children Inq-ire in itn- siorj Ml halt lluuatnn st AAJ ANTF.II-J rerperisble vouoiTgllir "lar light s Uumtwurk ami Wti-l 3Jt ll. VisoTU '.,,?un?."t,,' '"dTrulinginsfbii.ei ,-ft--"i"V, WMu.'Vi'?,' ,M.,,il.Vi. KkjL Neptune Mr. in T,nndry lt Ka.lMth t l .tff7 i' li l,T" rt 11 lainsourtU Tirtt-otsiT sewTnT M gfiS "Mi-lltt.U iSrV glva- in -tottLt. ef-tt-Jef. A TTKNTION, QlRl-rJ I A Kice Ileal sllaslloal ready for eookt. UindreisM, fonseworkers, estambrmaids, waltreesea, 4a.. at 'I AH PRNTRIl'a. 13 West tlth it. coiner lib av. Clean, cool waitlaf rooms. A-A.-V ork glvsa oul to pay ror aewing machines by Instailmsnts i Inatrsiciion frsot J. T. MEIt PALL, til Fulton av near Kaymond su Brooklyn. ilTIPiniAl, l'l.OWKKH.-VTanted. fore wnmao canabt of laalnt charge of a shop. Apply lo IIUUb-F.L A MAlt-.tiT.81 Orand si. Hew -Qr AU'O.11 AN wanted to go oat fonr dtyt per weak In a family, for honaec'esnlif ant wasnlne. A"jw tt ritlKNI). box HO, Son once. AT tf4 1IOWK11 Y-Flnl dsn sewln machlnea by monthly payments In worki Instruction free. AT 100 Itl.KKtlKKIl MT. work II furnlsbod to pay lor all kindi of sewing machines, AN ooerator on F.mplre nsehlne. and buttonhole maker. H.W F.ait 18th st 1st floor. BIITTONIIOI'K makers wanted on fin custom shlru.ai Ml Fulton it. CVOMPAN Y HOINtJ WgHT, Jolv-JDesiltnt J tfrls tnd boss, who come well recommended, can procnr good homes In tb West by calling opti the atenlof lb Children. All Society, at the oOce. 19 Rast 4th it between the hours of and 1! dally, poor but worthy families dtslrlng to emigrate will bo tided tnd advised. l.Xl'EltlKNCKI) bands to work on bowl, scarfs, JLJAc. Inquire for eljnt days. 11. 1 OonKN, 8T Leonard it. I, OH HA1.K-A splendid Wheeler A Wilson sewing machine, ta, a good at nssr. 103 ltlseoker it. Ladles tangkl I. IMIKWO.II AN 00 aklrts, who was In faptorvrun ping aewing machines. bTKAKN3, 16. Chnrch st. GOOD flit It at blibsst prices, to pay for flrai ct.ss sewing machines at UtKaaiMih st.i at ITT th av.. between Mih and II th Its., and I Mi M av., ba tween MR and TTth su. nntlll ooeratori on morocco shoei. Call at Jl VJ Myrtle av., Brooklyn. MACIIINF. II AMDrs wanted on flne while shuts, ano gi.n rinlihers that can mak buttonholes. Apply to FUK. CLAIlK FLAOO (entrance by alley from Pieat Jonce si l.t-O Broadway. IV --'Kit noXFM-Oln and pane handa (trim mers) wanted. JAltUINK A QltAF.F. 11) Bprlng tl. LMM. UNDID Hheeier A Wilson's from UJ up. Howe's, Sinter's. Weed's.Ae., M rent and It. M flrrenwlcb av., corner of wen lOlh St., an. IJ7 Bail Itroadway, near Untgeil. rillK MAN DM On line worn none bnt eiperi- I enred hands need applyi no work irtven out. TOP IIAM.KUTllKIltUHU it WELD, SO Howard it. Ctll aner 10 rfl TVO lady gold cutters wsmed. app'v at 1J4 ITtnc lit. I10BT COTTIKIt A SONS. WANTKD-A aclrl. II lo II rears of age. to take v v rare o( a child and make nersetr veneratir asatul i good waits will be m en to the one that will suit. In qnlie at Mra. MAUA..I.1 Waihingtonstnear gprlnt. WANTKD-A amart fin, ore who nadersiands the vv nalr business. In a retail store, good wsges to a competent isnoo. AprJr to K. JKANl KT A CO-ICTCsnll It. WANTED A (terraan girl tor geneial homework tl in a sma l family i must be a gnodolaln cook, washer, ard Ironer. and understand Knaltih, Apply with reference, at Ml Urand at.. Wllltamionrkh. V ANTElf-Kxpertenced girl weavers, and girls to II team to we-tve gmns and frmees. C. A. eCHMlDT. (8 Chambers st. VT ANTF.II-Operstnrs on ladles' underaarments. IV alsonn n buttonlmle mschlne i work elvenoatto gocwl band. Apply at 34 1 BroaJwav,d loll. WANTED At l tVooster st a Tirewoman, w'th I' His but reeremes. to superintend the girls fsthr nsnds In the shopj W ANTED-A glrt to clean ror a famllr. Apply at sv2U Urn.dwir, corner Warren at, Iron 8 tol. o'clock, lor two cays, W ANTED Five new ahlrt Ironers, also a iruod vv ttarcnar. Apply ai ill l;h av.. to 10 o'clock A. M. V A.NTF.D-Olrll lo paila bat aweal. Call at 64 VI rlhe av In the baiement. Wllllauiianrgh. W A NTR D --Operators on pants good finlihers and IV bastris. SNewliowerr. PInnltb"-Tlalfi; VI.ICttT carriage blickS-iltb finisher on new and old work. J. II. nODtVIS. Ja 1,101 nrcalar. 4 (lK.NTMWANTr.il lor the crest American a r Iran Ittiei -I ciiiiutiiions to good men. Apply at IJ Water t Uioaklyn. N upiollereri to a competent hand i esdy cm plovment and lood vagei. Apply al 1M Wei St. 1 ill K K" eock maker wanted on flsnget rocks, aad l Iron nnd brais alobe valves. Ill Cai ion it. I ll Y w anled". at JsTinh av to-stork at the plninn I) 104 and stove business iTv wtntod to run rip saw. Inquire In box factory. .'01 Wrst llou'lon st 1 A H F. It wsnte I ai sicaad tiatid, to work oa b.oad, IS si ss ilulh rry st ltlV wanted In leather store, S6 Uowery. 1(1 V w anted, at 10 Fulton st. (SMITH IIAT4.-Uanted. a thoronxhly comro- ie..t and experienced man to snoertntend the man uurtura otrloin hats Ap-.lT al 461 llroome st. C' tDtl Pt.ll?, carpenter., and blacksmiths wsnted (or whaling voyaees ies. p. I, Ph. A HI- I-'KTIIF.It,. Wanted, a thoroutlur r inpelent aud ciponeucrd urrr. MAAAWEIL. in Hrnime t. sku.IIAN IIIIV wanted for hardware lrwl. tl X years old. write and Pgure well; live with his psients 6l!ghav. (TursKMlTrFTiT wanted i good wies anl slealy empoynienr. lnqllreof l'ATItnk I1A1I1IES. I.ltlla Neck. L.I. nlltMP.slillP.ll wanted-Oee who understands JOPPIUI..1 101 e,l ""YT'FIT-OKnALD. T1VK AUKNTM WANTED to sll a new ma J came comtnc Into general use rood peonia. ee d lor circular. Address It bfOUKELL. manufacturer aid pr 'Piictor, Nashville, fenn AN A.NI)VIPKwnnied for a fent emau'i plare. Apply at in Wosi llih si corner I'll av, 1)1,11.11 irK7l"4 wanbd-"rwor.worSm' n wlih mechanical meal. ALFI1KD 1VKI.. its Ith av. SII (I KItl A K Kit r. Wanted, to men lo make bools anJ gaiteis at ts 8th av. WANTFrp-Porters. young mentor stores. coach si men, plain gaideners. irrooms, waitermen. and famine (marno i and sloclel, also useful men pro vided with good stl'iailoni, by a.spiyinc lo Mr. MANNINO. 41 Conn St.. Brooklyn WANTED A man who thorouihlr nndrrstan.t th b.nspeirlthlnr and Iron ratling bailee a practical man capable of taktnt c'isrxe ol fitly or nil)" men will hra- of a iltnatlon bv addreMtng J. box 154. Sun office, listing where an Interview mav be had. W ANTED-IOlTaborers and rockmen onav-nuesi VI waxes I1 10 for rnoveters and IX (or rockmen. (or ten hours' work, Ap ly to IliCKl-.V A UVItON. Mt. Vernon. N. Y. WANTED-A good esrnaie smith, one used to vs plttlorm wnrkt also, a good painter aod b.dy maker on heavy work. F.DWAlin MUni'HV..Oreenesi, W AN TED-A man who undeotardi penectiy tie vs pUntnic of nioul ling t mis apply at tna Metro potttan Mnuldlnf Mills, 1,3-1 51 av and tai-i it. IILK.v-ON A UllLHATH. A NTKD-O.nt'.cmsnly atenli i proaunle. eaiv, and iep'Ctahlebudnei II toglt day or evemnr soltrl'lng orderiimost convenient Utile attlcle, 813 lir adwsv, up stair .ofdeeu VT A NT"f.D-d.Tood''coopers, cwiks steward!, stont V V AinsrtC4n crsea handt, and t American hoy ror short whaling so) sges J Moid-. CO 109 South t.. un i la rs. ICA V Kits waniwt for both day and nlxnt work vs In a woolen milt In New Jeisey i stcadv work and good pay. Apply al I- U-urch st. Caid cleanen al.o wantrd WANTED-A hoy. rrom It I" II years ot sge In VI travel with a bllod man thrnueh tie ein and enuntty i one who cau real good. Call at M'Hoerrr ureal. VV ANTED-Im-remalely, for tl. B. Navy, a lew VI shle boated landsmen, at lit Hudson nr.. llroo.. yn, near .Navy Yard Kate. 11. 11 ll-COLI,, WANTKI) On a farm, I mn and a boy t alio, car penter ands'.one'Walter.nr month anl hotr I. it. ll.CHAItO.ON.g-. It. ar. WANTED-- pianoforte Onliherst special con It li act made by the year to work apprentc-a. J. P. llAt.E.ID lOlliav. WANTED im'nedlately-l non-ocletr coopers, li to whom stei ly e nplovnient win as riven. Apply st S-ta-idard Oil Yards. Iianter't Point, L. I. W'ANTKD A rood blackimith who thoronehly vv undersunds Ihe Iron rallinx busiue.1. Apply at ti e Iron Wot ks, m and .11 Weil 33d st V V A NTI.lfboyt-iln understandlni! Itthoirraphlc vv rircnlars- one Inielllgeni tmf (or office. L1T11U nitM'UF.Ilii. boxlW, Sun omie. T ANTEII-A sin irt rny to Uft In a liquor store; VI l.rrni.n orefrrr'd. Coiner Wlllougiiby av. and I'.ier.on st., Ilroonlyn. A N l'l'.Drwo litaruaiiilth nn.ers t OKO, A. 11 JKHF.silAII'dcart aud w-uoti factory, 4.1 101b av corner ot SCtn H, VAVTF,li A boy about 15 years or ae. wat re, sv ii.i-t w,in lilt parents, Address box t.lfl, Post Office. W A NTED An amstart cutter oa ladln' "imlei II Karuenls, at fclLULL 11110. 'j la.iory, .JChryitlo urc-tu Va"NTED-Hv A.NnEiesOM.at Yonksrs. N. Y a II nrs.cls'4 barn.ss maker to fit sul Onlsui steady worn. W A NTt. I) -A good iml. t soan tnker. W c. O. BAUINK. Ill Mslden lane, XVATED-smart hoy ai wsiterione who rati It opou oysicrs preferred. Call at 9. ttOSthav. W AN 'PhD-note at PALULll'3 lotion and per il furairvdeP0t,ja IMaltsU W ANTED-Hood urois bands In a tin box factory. V Apniv sislD yst. Dl.tlK IIANDrs wanted, Anply on board i) etoaniboal, V,or M. Kas Itiver. belore nooa. f i (,'MHI railroad rookineu at bpuyten Itnyve) )W au I Pt, tlorrit Itatlroadi wages.tl lor to hours' ariual worn i an ctira ailotranc ol c. per day for thole working one inontn steady. A. II. SMITH. Agent. Bpnvten Duvel, f 1 1 .11 F.N wanted in work on conitrnetloi tram at J I Moil il.iv- 1 1 tl for 10 hours' wuiK. WILLIAM J. CULl.hN. foreman on 'rsln 1 tl COTTON iVEA'vi.T.M, "male ai.d f.m ilo, XUVJ1 wsoted mr Itas-aennielu, at I'llilICK A CO,'o, Howling Ureen, I I III liOA- HI IN EllS wantedfor Pennrylvania j Lvsl Hood wanes gum anlerd. ITMIi'K m CO.. Bowling Qreen 1 1 1 Al I N wauled st Centrevtiis, N J.i watea 1 1 li T5 per d.y Apply to lihllt AUD lillAUY on the work H I i N F. Vb boys ws nud la sell U Hasty rroela AJJ niailoni tmail sapllai, ito. Call al 113 Sin. si. Cti (fobtriTnuni Or AASUTAXT ALDIRMKls, I BrioUL Sassiox, T-roaaniT, July to, Itil, I I o'clock. P. M. I PresentJohn Oalvrn, Kaq., rresldsnt, and Assistant Aldermen Terence Donr, liysagnl, O'llrlsn. Itobln son. Ilsily, Ilampsoa. Odall, Peenar, Mnlllgan, Co telio. Barker. Heiliy, Oarnln, Fanner, Oarrx.Mouonald, gad lhomu Daffy la. rxTirioir, Ity Assistant-Alderman Thomti Dnffy Of residents and proierty owners on Fiitr-sixth street, netween Fonrth and Leilnilon avenue that Belgian pavement ba laid on said ran of said street, and resolution ac cordingly, l.ald over. BitotuTioira iPorrxD. ny Assistant Alderman ttoblnson-.o sooolnt a spe cial commute to draft an ordlnser to rettniate street processions and pareaote. Assistant Aldermen Hob nion. Pechcr, Barker. I.llllcOeld, and Hampaon were apootnltd anrn Committee by the President. fly AHtitant Aldermsn Tererce Duffy To permit ra-.terson, Clanp A Co. to construct rataed carnage way in front of number til Washington street. By Assistant Aldsrman Hampton To petmtt John Connelly to place witprlne trough In tront of num ber M Boath Washington square. xsoLTrrtPNa laid org. Py A Mitt anl Alderman Thomai Duffy To fisg nortk tide of Flliy tblra street, from Flnl to Second aye nue. .By Assistant Atdarman Llttlelleld-To flag on For tieth street in front or nun-bets 83.. KM, ana 839, ana beiaeen Tenth and Eleventh avennes. By Assiitsnt Alderman i nomas Duffr-To erect lamp po-ts and light lamps In Flnl avenue, from rorly-sixtb to Fifty. i.lolh tireet. By Aisuiini Alderman Llttlerled-To flag on Thirty tilth ttrest. In iron! ot nnmberi 300 to 580, inctniive. By Anlilant Alderman Thomas Duffy Torcci lamn posti and lishi lamps in Sixty-fourth street, from Third in Filta avtnne. By Asaisiant Alderman l.lttteflelrt To flag on Ninth venue In iront of numbers 444, Ml. Ml. and 338. Dr Anistsnt Alderman LittleDcld-To Bag on Eleventh avenue from number Ut north lo Fortieth ttreot. Br Assistant Aldermsn Oarry-To balld sewer in One Hundred and Fourth street, from Fourth to Flfta avenne. By Aaslslant Alderman Terence Duffy-To place and lltht a lamp In tront cf number 20 state street. By AMIstant Alderman Llttiefie'd To flat on Teeth avenne, rrom nomtir 4.1 north to Thlity (irtn street. By the Sam To (lag on Thlrti-fifm Itreot. from num ber 803 to MT, melinite. nv Aisistant Alderman McDonald To Bag on Fifty sixth street. Irom Ninth to Tenth avenne Uy Assistant Alderman Lltilelled To flag on Thirty ninth airret. from Tenlli to Kleventh avenue. Uy the Same lo flag on Tbirty-fouiUi street, from Tenth lo 1 welflh avenue. By the Same To flag on Thirty-seventh street, from number 370 weal lo one hundred feat east of Elsrsnu vcnn. By Asilitam Aldeiman Darnln To donate a turn nflleltnl to pay the aiiestments laid upon the property or the Convent or tke Sacred Heart. By Assistant Alderman LlttleCeld To flat on Thirty elx fun street, Irum number ISO to Eighth avenue. lly the Same To flax on Thlrty-tnlrd street, in liont of numbers no, lit, 611. QT. 83). 331. .3,31a. and 340. By Aislstant Alderman McDonald To lay gu mains, In Fllty-slxth street, Irom Math to Tenth aveune. Bv Assistant Alderman LitileOeld To flag on Thir tieth street, irom Ninth to Tenth avenue. By the Same To flac on south tide of Thirty-second Itreet. Irom Tenth to Eleventh avenne. Its Assiatant Alderman Thomai Duffy To flag on tiorthwtsl corner ot Filth avenue and Forty-ninth street. 11 r Aill'tint Alderman noblnion To lay Ileltlan pavement In Uowaid street, from Broadway to Meiccr street. Hy Assistant Aldermsn Hsmyson To flsg on west side ol Wouster street, between llouston and Bleccxer metis. Missaox rioM Tna U-Yos. A messase was received from theMavor iranim'ttlng the draft ot an ordinance for the bMtT resu anon of passenger vehicles. Itcferred to Committee on Law Department. IKTtTTIOH. To sttend the annual picnic of Ihe Prvaa RrlllyAs si c ation at Spring Hill Drove on the tlth Init. Ac certrd j oaptifijrci or vm isosnn or ALPxnufn anorriD. Hlvldlnf ibo klovenih Ward Into rwecly-two elec tion otitncta. laoLCTiova or Tna conn or iLpxa-xw ADorrxn. nApiKintinir Kdward O. Black Commlss.oner of Deeds, vice J. T Brown, resigned. To Isy none cement pavement In One nundred and Fourteenth street, fiom Fourth avenue to tho Harlem river. Which last reaolutlnn was adopted, notwithstanding the objection ol the Msyor. by the !ollowinr vole i AOimstive Assistant Aldermen 'lerenre DorTy. I.y sacbt. O'Brien, ItoMnson. Hampaon. odeil, Prcher, Mullifan, Cuetetlo. Ilaiker, Itelllr, Durum, Fettner, Uarry, SIcDonald, Thomas Duffy-li. Nrfatlv Th lresldent and Asslitanl Alderman Henly-l. nixxiAL oapxxs. Resolutions -To lay Belgian pavement In Forty.seventh street irom Tcnl.-i to Elevrnih avennei lntrtcenih avenue, Irom Seventeenth to Tweniv-second strrett Sixty. Ihtid snect, mm Fourth lo riflh avennei Forty cUbth street, Irom Mntn lo Tenth avenu i ilarro street, f inn Fourth to sest street. To piae ud il.hi an iruam nlal lamp in (runt o( number T34 Br -adway t one In liont o( nnmper S1 Hest Twenty.thlid street! one In tront o( number tol Itrosdway. To place and II lit two ornamental lamps Inrront or the 3l.rray Hill Talk, on Third avenue t permuting H. O Hlues to place two ornamental lamps opposite bmldinc on the loutnwest rorn r or sixth avenue and Filly nln-h street t permltlln Patrtra Snluvan in keep watering iruiisti In Forlv sixth street, east or hecond ave..uei to provide compensation tor thn Ex else Commt sinners, as prurlced in Section two Cnap. terone hundred and seventt Ave, Lawa or elf ntecn hrndred and sevenly-one; to psv Jamrs Mrtlluness t3i, to reiiohiirte nun lor Iom o( hone. cart, and bar nesiitupar Am Maceulev 8100. to relmpiirse lum fo losa or hoiso, cart, ana harness, from Iter number 81. Fail lliser. to flat lull width slatwalko.i notn tidss of Avenne P from Eleventh to ixteerth street; north ndi- n( Thirteenth itreet, (roin Avenue a In Avenue D i south sldo or T hit teenth street, rrom first avenue tu Avenue D i to intu'.ate, Ac .hcventr-eighih streeufroin Muth avenue tu the l)ulevardt Eixht -elchlh street, from Eighth avenne to Nurin Itiver t S-ivrnty-seventh street, rrom Ninth avenue to the Bon erara t Etthtt trcond street, from Fourth to Finn avenne tu nil in low and nnken lots in hevenly-fonr hnre t. between First nnd Secund avenues t al.o h.'tween ihe Third and Fourth avenues ant e-eveoir-.onrih and Seveoi,-slx b sireeisi to place and light a gas lamp uuposiie n mber V4T Eisl .ixi.eib meet i also northwest co-ner llro.id way and Grand itraet i alio In (runt o( unrulier 41 Vwn. dam atreet j also one In Iron! u( nunibsr Harrow street to ilsce aud lltht two lampi In (ront or itde entraace lo Otammar 6chool number 41. la Var.'rk street, also two In from ol each entrance on One Hundred aod Leventeanth and On llandrei rd Elxh-eentli nresii to M. Paul's Churcnt to lav eas mains. Ac In Weal Flliy seventh street, from Sixth to tttgatb avenue i to erect lampposts and ptace and Itgnt lamia lu Fifty second street, from Second avenue to Rail Itiver t also in r-txlv.lourtu street. Irom lxtuslon avenue lo Fourth avenue t to erect one o( toe Improved drlnklar fountains at northeast comer of .Merrer ana Illeecker streets i also at nortneast oornerof Vanck and Weil llouston streets i lo on the aoulheait corner of De. lancer and Cannon streets: also on southwest corner of Klnir and Hudion streeu. Whlcn ware seveially adopted hythe following vote i Affirmatlve-Assisiaiil Atnermsn Terence Duff,-. Ly aaght, O'Brien, tli Prtaident. Aailstant Alderman ltoninsoo. Ilealy. Hampton, Odtll. i-ecner, Mulligan, Cosieuo, Uarkcr. Iteiiiy, eitnar, Oarry, McDonald, and Th omas Dully IT. On motion the Board adjourned to the .Ith Instant, alt o'clock P M. WILLIAM H. MOLONEY. Clerk. gnrintsajiixw 1 II ANIIMOMEI.Y fitted npfruli, confrctlonerr. j ice cream aod soda water eitabliahmeut, on a leaning avenue in Brooklyn, dotnt a gold business i owner hsving other business will sell for earn, or ex. cbamre ror a small f trio or nmniaroved city lots. Ad. dress CON I ECT10NF.lt, box ITS. Sun oOlce. New York. A (lit HAT bsrxatn A Aral -class grocerrand pro vision store, witn a food stoek and ny years' leue i lent cuean. Inquire of UoACK A WHITE 131 West St., or cor. ol Bay and Pro'pccl sts.. Jeisev City. IM ItH"ToTTArl51arxaln.-"A lancr store, doing I a fuod onilne-e.to let or leasei a aood chance lot adressnuker Call st 81 Union av..Wtlllauisbuigb, IIK N(lbusinrs (or ssto at 1M Drove st.. Jer sey City Inqulie on the premises or at South su New York, BAKKHYror sals, eatabllsned 30 yoirst rood res. son for selllnf i capscitv (n bskin. 40 birrelspcr w eik Call (or two days. II. 11,81. West llm st. I;(iTlTsA l.K-.eoond hann awning, dro drawers, countsi s, sum-Is. cnalra. desa. offlus ralltni-a, shelv iDg. sash.sioreflstnres t removed, and an established bi.stues, where 3,0 per annum cau he reatiaod. Ap ply a. 3rT llutison si. nnd 9 Vesirv St. 1?Olt HA LK-Ths stock, fliiurei. and go d wii o( a 1 1 ar.eiy noris and newi depot, with rom t will be old cheap l( call id for thlt week. Inquire at 1HK Id av. I?Jlf liXf.E cheip-A corner llqaor-ior7 lu ihe oesl part ol the city. Applv to F l:OUir-CIIKU.J73 Bowery. It HA l.F.-Tne Interest and fixtures of restan 'rant dolair a good busineaa. MO.tnav., n posits tne II It. It. dsool. Good rea-on for sellleg out. 1?(l II MA IiE The stock, futures, and good will of an old eitaoiisned fsrally grocery. Apply to AME LIA v iCKOFF.B-.Ith av..crner3M3tt. I; OIL HA I.K-183.. The t nek. good will, leise, fix 1 lure, wlm smraxe ro im or a rood pay.ng bosi nes, A cly at 480 Myrtle av Brooklyn. I. lilt rsA I.K eheap-Tne stock and flxlnree of a r ho k end tiailonerv note with a tooins, real 111, aim Orand at., Uroualyn. F.. D. i. (lit rA l,K-btoca and Bitureaof a French paatry I and ice cream saloon, wlih three years' leasei a bargain 8013.1 av, ma liE-Btocic and flxlurrt of n;wpaper and sanely store, a. Cnlumbii st. 1,i A Ml V si.iro, futures, and paper Hand for sale cheap doin a good onslne a. II. aullivanst. 1UKlllwifp1F.HS lor il-Near New York, dwell inrs, laoto, sheds, Ice ll mse, -.000 tons of Ice, 14 acres otlnnd.lronta.e oi lake, h ir-ei waro is aid tools complete. D, II. Ill rCHCOCK. 100 llroadway. I A I, Nil II Y.-t-bo for Ih7uxtureaand good will of J the old t-eblthed liundry 134 Illeecker St., near Thompson t the best loottton In the city t plenty of w rk the wnoe year t the owner bound by contract to other buiinesi, and oannot attend lo It. 1A FN PEIth.-Parmer wanle t in a goTd paving shop, toiherlaht msnag-sadohsuoe. Inquire at III Ith av. flMli: IT(I(1k and flxturcs of a dtstllleiy liquor I store lor saie cuean, il applied for this we 'k i very llltlernsh required, tieot locailon In tho, city. Inquire H8U0 Etist 10th si between Avs, 11 ant O. itM ilEDPI)l(DT.-For sale-A fancy store Xsflf a good oaauce tor a nre-tmaker i one that operates on machines runt of house aad all coo ven'enre. a monta. Ik II I lala IIIIYstoca anl fixtures o( a fancy bli)" store (be reot fur the sioie aad two rooms Is 113. TYI 8d it. iaavs, Wllala bur one-half Intere.t tu a meat and Ualli It I ve.eiauie tnaiket doing a oaih boslnosa ol Di tr 1 PW per month. For narticulaia addreaa HAU1.KT. box ITS. Sua office. StluiilianB Wlsiilts. I KKHPEOTAIII.lt married woman who has lost t' her own naoe. 4 montiis old, wiihes a siiuaijon aa wet unive. to UUe the ch'l.l lo n.r uau n.use. Can be teen al .UJ hail .II I at.. In floor. V lt-piPP.(lTAIII,E married woman w I. ties a sit usltuu at wet liiimi Addre.s WF.T NUIiSK.bukJ8l.8un ufflP.. t Kr.iPKUTA llliKbermao wouun waiu a hsbe t to wet nurse at Ivar own residence. Oail at 13. Ms eroUst.. saeoad Boor. WUIIaiutourgti. A NEAT, tin r alrl wishes a situation aichsmbsr. maid. Can b sasn (or three days at 1441th y.t good rutr reietMo glvsa- ,.,i.... WAIalaAOK'B. OiIkV'sucoi-I'i'of'tiir, NEW bltAMA BY HOnCICAOLT. IUU AND KVKRT EVENINO KLFtBl APPOlN TMKNTO, ANDNRW COSTUMBS 1N TlIK TIlirtD Ct A COUNTTIY DANCE. Th DRAMA will hav the adraatag of th follow. Ing will-know trusts In th ceil I Mesirs. CH AS. WIIRATLKIOIf. J. II, BTODpAtTT.CIIAH FIBllKIt, TKKSDALB, B, T. I.INO(10LDMR. OIIAS. ItOtlt WKLL.W. I.EONARD. MlSS EFFIB OKHMON, AND MlH.t LlZZIB PltlCE. alKRIIAOROAIIDKN IULLIKNS CONCCHM B8th St.. between I exington and 8d avs. Till" (FRIDAY) KVKN1NO, JULY tl, FIPTKKrfril OltAND Ol'EHATIO CONOKItT, At.itA KIIAtrnK. ALMA KRAUMt, pUBTAVUS IIAIX, OUSTAVU6 II ALL. 1 LOMIIAltlll. D(N JUAN, BTKADkLLA. mtSONER' OF EDIbrntJTtO. FRANKLIN KRAUSE will slug arias irom I Lorn bardi" and fUridella," and duet from Don Jain with On-tame Hall, OIISTAVUS D ALL will sing aria from Linda." aid rta buffo from IHaoners of Edlnburg Newoperatio selection by lletsrh. New liar, Tan tasla Ktlef s Itaketen. Admnilon 80 cents. Ob MiTknTR R...I1F PERIOD ot the popular Co piedlamnd Dntch Cbtricter Aotor, JOHNNIf ALLEN, who will tppear In Djy('"tr ta,,t,e1 OR DOT HOUSE VON DE RHINE, tho grf itest of Mcr.losxeys lensatlonil Drtmlt. EVERY EVENINO. MATINEE SATUKDAY AT 7. L,NA WmVEUIMllsKER. ENTIltE CHANGE OT PltOOHAMME. THE HKROeit FAMILY HftlW BKI.1, RINflETtS. LADY OltCHEHTHA I LADY VIOLINlNTisI LADY CORNET TLA TKHBI LADY HAItl'IalSI Th most elegant entertainment In the elly. 80L SMITH ItOS.FLU AND ALL THE FAVORITES W ILL APPEAR. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 1 P. M. W "MY,NE- ATTRACTION. First appearance ol th talented young artist, Mr, OBO.O. BONIFACE. In a popular dramatisation of Victor Hugo's Legend of LES MISKKAULK. EVENINO ATI SATURDAY AFTERSOON ATI. MATINEE TO-DAY AT '4 P. M. ALL THAT OLITTEltS IS NOT OOLD. Oonclndlng each day with a favorite lirce. N,,WLMV'h,?ti'JXRDF.N NOW OPEN. OLIVER DOUD BYRON la the new tensatlonal dram of ACltOSlt THE CONTINENT. NEW SCKNKHY. MECHANICAL EFFECTS. AND A POWERFUL CAST. MATINEE SATURDAY AT t O'CLOCK. MiONY PArxTOII'M DPKKA HOIIHK.-rnnrs-L dav, Friday, ana Saturday, July to. al. and 24, firtl lime of Dion rto'icleault'a great sensation of AltRAHNAPOOUBl or.tle WIOELOir WBDDINO. bllAUN, the Post ............llr.HAM RYAN orand Isinlly matinees rfednesdar and Satarday, Admianlon to matinee. 3, 83. and 30 rents t Juvenile", IS cents. Saturday matinee. IttP VAN nlNKLS, Ian time. Monday. Julr Tl, the celebrated and favorite actor. OEO. W. TUOalPoON, will make hla first ap pearance. ROWEIIY Til KATHF- BENEFIT OF MR. KB WIN ULANCllAltU. IIIMU MAN OF MAN CHESTER. HUMITY llirMPTY. THE POACHKIM. CLAKEE'S CLOU DANCE, TOM BOLAB'S bONUS. Stal 1r- II03I"MK(JUKKn FlllTsiO. A. rwt uoitK FREE kxcuiisiiivh TO TALFIIIlltll LAW.-J. ON TCK4DAY. JULY 23. TUESDAY. AUO. I, A FEW SPLENDID LOTH ON OltADKD AVENUE) YET FOR SILE AT OLD PIHC.:s. This beaulltnl property is locsted ttlTHIN 300 FEET of the railroad depot at Jsmalea. LOIS IISO AND UPWARD TERMS AS USUAL. Il MONTHLY. IHIVl FAIL TO ATTEND NEAT UKDAY. Tra'nswlll leave denot or soutn Side Railroad, foot or Aotith Bin St., Wlillsmsourili.at 10:13 A "d. For free llc.ete.snptv at the utile- ol lha A.soclillon, SI Cedar s. rooms. New York or 10 M.I.IEIILICII. S Orand sc.! or to MARTIN HERO. Ill Varlck it. cttvi orm tvvl MtiRDA.N Myrllear llrooklyni or toj II DRAIN ARD. 137 Orand SU or to 8. J. ALLS. HOUSE, til Ith st.. Urooalrn. K, D. I7IVKIIYITIIDY says mat tne cheapest and most beautiful lota ever efferedon the nonnisr IIS MONTH LY.PAYME ST PLAN are thoie or the well 1. nown JAMAll'A Lur AbSOClATIOV. These assertions are Vermel by tho aucccss of the two exrnralons Jim held. LOTH AUP. SELLlNIi FASTER THAN EVER. In a tew weeks nut one will ue left. The next FREE EXCURSION AND COLLATION will lake place on MONDAY. JULY tl. Train leaves foot or twium Rth St., WllUemtburgh, vis huutli Mle Radroad, at lOo'cloCK. Free tickets now reads at odlre or JOHNSON A MlLLKILta Nassau St.. New York. 1 It hA I.F.-t-1S-A small rotlaire 1 contains tour rooms ard gooa cellar with Ave luisof ground Inquire ol W C HANSA. -jot weii ilil st. rtlKN minutes irom Tremnnl station two cltv lota, prlcotlD etch. cash, Address box 117, SunoQlce. 1,5 Z Jot s6ale ano o 5r BAKF.lt Y toleti rood business locality. Apply 03 premises. 418 Cherry st ,lh Ward LMIDP TtriiT--d and 31 floor.. 3x3. at in West .nh tt 1 toxether, ID a month. Iniuira at 313 Tin av. IjTo IiET A imall 0-lcs 10 1st tn ihe second story 01 the Sun Building. Apply In tbt Publics lion office, corner Nassau and Frankfort sj. mo I.F.T A baker'a shop, with mtures, Ac.. In a X flrii-cl is ntighbornood. Apply 10 PHILIP SMITH, 1-Tlhar. SktlZ A SIOXTIl fot tatory brick house. K Jii) Norluadsu .nuulre of J6I1N II. DIEltCKS. BM North td si., Wllllatniburgb. QONTlNENTAIi HOTEL, j LONO DRANClt, W, D. BOIIP.OWB, Late of Everett Hons. New York. 2J OTiti) un- !oom, AFF.W respectable mechanics aod others ran be ao cumntoaated with good board. Iitht rooms, and sinale bed', at per week. t Bast STd St., oslwsen 3d aad 3d avs. AN 1-NniilSII lamltv cai accommodate t reinect abe man wlih a nice home aad board-, alio I younx ladles. 18 Christopher sl (1F.NTI.P.3I A N anTwi'e or t yonng men can be accommoditad with ooard la priva; laiully. Call lor, dan, al. 17 Varlck st. AKKIV young men can Pe accommodated with am le and double rooms, wlta gas aod board, by applying at -31 Bast 31th at, ArsBIAXililamtly ran accommodate a tew vonn men wun board, from 1130 to 13 per week, at 1,103 dev.. near83dst. AFKW youim men can have good board and com toriabie rooms, alio two younj! women. tOI West 36, nn. AKKHPKCTAIIliKyoueg mtncin beaoi-ommo- dilcd witn board in an Em. tin family. 33 Canal 11. PKW eentlemen and few younr la lies can jay good board anu pleuant rooms, tit Weil 8Wh st, AFlfitfiltsllKIl room to let tor two fenilemen, with or witnott. ooard. Call at til East tlth st. AFKW yonng ni jn can have board, with comforu otahumti termt moderate. I svest tTin si. A PKW young men r.n hay good board 1 tingle beat 1 1130. ta Henry si. A It 110 III to let. with conveniences for housekeep. Inf. 00 Ludlow st. AIIO.IIPIMtTAIII.E f urnlihedroom to let SI 134 Well lh it BO A II IM N (1.-13 III si., near Bowery 1 good ouard. siuvle. clean, airy rooms, an t rooms with einfje beds, 13 to IT per weeki also table boarders, CM).)! I'D RTA II I.K room and food board lortwo j young men. al .13 rt est Slat it., between Ills ind 8ih avs. Private rami. v. 1I,KAANT qmet rooms to I it, separate or to gether. to tieutleu-an, or would be suitable for boiiaskeeplngi terms reasonable. Apply at 3 Hudson ill col. S MA lila room win board ror gentiene 1. or geu I enian an I w.fei also, 4 ladles, tu Henry St. ANTKII-llvamarrlcit ladyi witiiunl children, one or iwo nl.ll ir-n to board, where thov w I. have goud oare and Ihe comforts of a home. Call at 183 hllianeth St.. td Boor, room 10; VV A NTF.II-A room with board, br a yonng man, vv on west side, below Utn si. 1 terms not tn exceed taper week. Address II NoltlON, tH V.est 4ih t. WANTED-A.fewboarileri ,n n private (iraiiTTu vv tao rear of til Hudson 41.1 terrai modrale, Trrti OANAIi riT.. near the llowery.-Afew me 1 I I) chanici can bare good board aud pltaiant rouuis. Ot.i VKll W KF.1-I1s1I room, lurnlshet. J-J 4U3 West 80lb st. jpows nn1) ftnrnn.fi, A TEAM ot horses, truck, and harness for stle 1 in good oonottion. Apply at til West ih st, 1?(lll rsAliB-ono lino strong mare, coal carl, tnd nariieas 1 told tepirate or togouer oheap, as the owner Is slot. Inquire al tl Prove tt. 1Yifl HA liE-Juil Irom the country 4 large hor-e.. .blind onet, fit ror Ctrl or true warranted sound, at 133 Deiauoey SL. 3 days. lmfe'fcte iD"",e ut a o,""uiwiIZ---II L4IHT-A small open-work gold and hair watoh lev Tne finuer will be handsomely rewarded oy roium luglllotneowucr.T.il. BALDWIN, T Park place LOHT-Bank bookNo. tUW, on East River SavmTs Bank The nnder will p.eaa leave II at tut otuV tunambernt .New Yora. Cl I If K W A K D.-'Uolen (torn II East lilt 1 sL, id II'W llarl.i.iwo blaok siik arsaaea. one trimmed .y nfuinure lace, one wuhmread .atai 1 and one black ItSf-ft,1 '.-i'L-l 0 f f Tcnlr. one child's biac velvet ssok, one black cashmere shawl. L?id !5,Ii,?l4'4 ,B 0." corner and trimmed with two wld hs of gntpur lace. The above re.ro Ik aLo'vi RimSli of","', M4 00 We"" k4 l IrtSTttW, jmB NEVY TORK. 1 (YIADUOT) RAfl,WAYCO-IPAMlf. I DIRKOTORS. AtllikCtx T. 8TIW11T, OlKgT&ALU Wiixiih M. Twixo, Jong Jaooi Aaron Aeaorr BxLwokr, rTian.Bwnrr, CxtAiLxa A. LiKorr, Lxvt p, Moaros, Jlklt F. D. Llistis, npB-itTR, Fuiiui Owooe, Wiluik T. BLOoatrT, WtLLHtIlcTia Duirossr, Uichaid O'Ooakur, Jong J, Baa rn.it, Joti F. Navaiio, Count L.TirraT, IIiKiTBatmi. ItlLLtiktR. Tnavxitt, Eowaio D. vTxtLIT, Joexrn 8tutix, Masrrox Maiili, RtCBAID B. COKXOLLT, JOHK TiTLOX Jon.t-TO?, IIlgXT IIILTOX. IIEKIsT niLTON. rresldtxL uuon SMiTn. Vice Prrsidsot. TT. BUTLER DUNCAN. Treasurer, KDWARD P. DARKE!!. Bee ret try. By authority ol tit Board f Directors of Tne New Toik Railway Company, and In conformity with tho termt of the Act of Incorporation In that rtipset, Ik onderilgned Commissioners on Block Subscriptions lire public notice tor aad on behalf ot tbt Directors, nd of tnch Company, that Books ot Bnbscrlptlon for the Ctpltal Btosk thereof will be opened on Wednet diy, the twenty-eighth dty ot June laittnt, it th following placet In this cltr, vlx.1 At the Banking Ilonis of Dancao, Sherman A Co., UNsitsu street. At Ihe Banking Home ol the Dsnk of the Metropolis, 31 Union square. The Company It authorized lo contract two Viaduct Railways cr branches through the city ot New York, on the east and west ltdes thereof, Irom a common starting point at or near Chambers street, between Itrosdway and Chatham street! also across Harlem rlyer and throogh vTettchesttr county t with power to build additions! line of railway or branches rrom time to time. In any part of the city or Westchester county. The property tcqalied by the Compiny tl exempted from tixet and aiietimcoti during tbt period allowed for the final completion of the railway in the city. The Mayor, Aldermen, and Common illy of New York art authorixed and directed, with the approval of the Commliilonera of the Slaking Fund, to tnbtealbe for fire millions of dollar! of the stock of the Compiny whenever one million ot dollars there of has been subscribed for by private parties. This conditional amount ot stock hat bttn wholly sub scribed for and taken by the Directors of the Com pony. On the completion of either ot tke lines ot rail way to the Hoe ot Weitehesler county, the Bupervliors ol that canity ate Authorise! to Issue the holds ot the county to such amount as the Supervisors thill dum expedient, to aid In the constracttoa and extenilon ot the railway in and through that county. For the proper eqaallxauoa of the Interest of shareholders who may tnbserlhe aad pay la moneys at different limes, the Directors are aatborlied to flue scrip for interest on snch payments, psyable oat of the tarnlcgi. The terms of inbserlptlon will be ai follows: Trx percent, of ths amount ot stock lubserlbel for to be paid tn cash at the time ot onbsorlptlon. The residue 10 be paid 11 calltd for by tbt Ooard ot Direc tors opasollreof thirty days, bat no call at any one time to exceed tan per cent, Ecrlp for Interest at the rate of tsven ptr cent, per annum will be itiaed by tho Compiny payablt oat of the Bret earnings of the Railway on all Initallmenti pala on Stock subscribed (or within thirty dtys irter the Subscription Books shall be opened. The Compiny reserve the right to cloit the Bab. scrlptloa Book! at any time after the twenty ninth day otJuly,13TI. Dy order of Ihe Board ot Directors, ALEX. T. STEW ART. I Oommui'.oneri on behalf JOHN JACOIl AVIOIt. f LEVI P. MORTON, of tbo Comoaoy. Niw Ton, June 18, 111. PPHIE o( Ihe New York and Pcnmylvanla Blue Sioue Company. New York, July r). 18TI -Notice it hereby jrlven that the annual meeting of the sloe holders of the New Yo-k aod Pennsylvania Bine Stone un any will be held on bslnrdsr. the 6th day of Auxust, 1911, at COO Weal I it.. New York, ror ths pur pose of choosing trustee, lor the ensainx tear, an 1 for Iho transaotlun ot each other business as mil come bo lore toe merlin. MORTIMER SMITH, See. 1 Sabings Snnhi. OOWliINO (1RKEN MA YIN tit. II A Ml, 83 BROADWAY. Semi-annual Intereit at the rate ot tlx ptr cent, on all sums entitled theteto wut be paid depositors 00 aod liter JulvM. Deposits o( any sum from 10 cents to 110,004 will bt reeeived. Six per cent. Interest, free of Uoveroment tax. Interest on Dew deposits loinmencrs flrst of every month. HENRY SMITH. Picidout. tVALTF.lt HOCUS, v,,.,Arn F.DWAltli HOOAN, lce Preeidentt. Reins E. 8iuu, Secretary. U.I.NTON PI K it 1NHI1 1-A N01I 00, 1 V Ofllce ISO Broadway. Dividend. The nusl semi annual dividend of seven 7) per cent (freeo! tax), liat this day li?e.t declared. I'aianie 00 demand. JOHN BAllltY. Secretary. lf UTIIAI. IIP.NKPIT FsAVINUrs HANK. Ill- rtuu Bulidinx. Inc. Nas.att st.. New York, DIVIDEND. A seml-snnoal dividend at the rale of tlx per cent, pet unnum, on all sums of (3 anil upward which have been on dspo.lt ror one or mote months neirevious to July I, will be pstd on aud alter July INTEREST' not called (or will remain at principal, and draw Intereit (rom July 1. BANK OPEN danyrru.n 10 to Si also Monday anj Bsturday evenlnrs, from 4W to tH o'clock. Iniereit cjmmenoca 00 the lit of every month lollowiug th. drpoill, 1 CIIA1ILE8 K. OUAIIAM. President. O II, U.isxnicr. Secretary. :MAM'ATOTMWi?T,T,,,,,os' Tb Trustees of Hill Institution have declared the 41sl semi annual dividend on all deposlta (by lha rnlra entitled thereto) at Ilia rate ot till per Ceut. per an num, pajaole on end efler the third Monday ta Julr, The dividend will be rroditrd under date of July 1, and II not withdrawn will leceive internal ihe same al a drpoMi or that date. K. J, BROWN, Preaideut. iWAxi tol ill. treasurer. U. F. ALToau, becreiaryj ATlONAIi HA VI NO II AN Hi Jl Tux FaaiDkan's Sivmoa inoTartT Couraur, (Chaaiered by tba ttoyernmeolor the United Bratesi, IA3 lH.KkOKKIt ST, NEW YORK. A bPEClAl.TY made or allowing Interosl from date Pf f aob deooiit on sums ol 130 and upward. ALL lihl'l SITrt are payable ou ptkaHD, with Intel' eat due. bend for Oircular. linen daliy from 9 A. 31. to 8 P.M.. and MONDAYS ANDBAI'ullDAYdfiomv A.M. to IP. M. JOHN J. ZUILI.H. Cashier. (toniiilntriljijiJJolitti, 'I'llK vijIBI OF .MACll-TllYBIAS Oil. is A tnisdai d.ssolveu bv mutual conaeut. The itu.lnesi or the coparlnerslilp la to be liqcidste I oy EL IN II If MAN, wan alone It aulhoiised to tlm the name of the Ciua la liquidation. JACOB M AUK, hLEI llYMAN. ti....i v ALkXANDKR MACK. i tu uiofaVay11 oarrltd oa by BLKIN UlfMA-l Niw Toil, Jiy 17, 1ITL Mn-tfetfitHti. f rruKsun. CII ALE3 A. DANA, KdltOC. TlTJI DAILT BUN. M A TEAR. ArsmlanUyreTablt nswanter. W1U th.Itrgtil Urculattoa la tke world. Fiee, Independent, and tear leu In politic. All the nsws from ersry where. Two oenu a copy I by man, 30 genu month, or 14 a year. ins dollar trssKLrstrx. A NKsTSPAPXR OF THE P1TE3RNT TIMES. INTENDED FOR PEOPLE NOW ON MARTIL Including Farmers. Mechtnica, Merchanti, ProMilontl Men, Worker. Thinker, anl all Meaner of Honest Folks, and the Wlvea. Bona, tad Daughters of all lack. ONLY ONE DOLLAR A TEAR ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR M, OrVttttbin One Cento Copy. Let there be IM Clnl tt every I'oitOfflee. THIS BBULWEEKLY BUN. II A TEAR, t the lame me and general character as THE WEEK LY, bat wlta t greater variety of mticellineoni read ing, aod lorniiaing the sort to tit labicrloeri with greater freshness, becauielt comes twlet awsek la Head ot 0001 only. TERMS TO CLUBS. THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BUN. Five coplet, one jear, tsparately tddressed, Fooa DOLLAll. Ten coplet, one year, teptrttely addressed (and an ex. tra oopy lo th getter ue ot dub). Kioit IMLL-sie. Twenty copies, one year, separately addressed (and in litre copy to lb getter np 01 olub), Ftr-rigg Dollam. rmy copies, one vesr, to one address (and tke Send Weekly one yetr to getter tin of club), TniiTT-THaxg DoLLiia. Fifty coplet, one year, isptrately addretted (and ths Bsuil-Wcekly one year to getter up of elno). Tmarr-rivx DOLLina. One hundred copies, ope rear, to one address (aad the Dally for one year to tne getter np f club), Firrr DoLLlas. One hundred conies, one year, separately addressed tend the Dally for one year to the getter np of clubi, StxTt DoLLAia. TI1E BEMI-WEEKLT BUN. Five copies, one year, separately oddrested, ktauT Dd-iins. Ten copies, one year, ttparately addressel fend an xtra copy to fetter up of club), Sixth Dolls-. BEND YOUR MONEY In Post Office orders, cnec.t, or dram oa New York, whenever convenient. If not, tnca regliter tht letter! eooLiloinf moner, A Idress I. W. ENOLAND.Fuoliaiitr. Son oaTce. New York. dtl A LINK lor an advertisement In Tuo weekly s9 II newipapeas circulating in all the Northern Slates of the Union. Host and cheaoest medium of Us kind In the world. Estimates sent on application to E. vs FOStER.IlParkrow, New York. Jrji Cuous. QONT-NUKU n-EDtlCTlONt."! OENTLEMENH FUIIN1SIIINQ DEPARTMENT. LORD A TAYLOR. Broadway aod Twentieth it., beg to Inform the public thit they will continos to re does their prices In this VERY POPULAR DEPART- MKNT la order to work off their present stock and make room lor their attentive purchases for the fall trade, and on MONDAY, July 17. will offer tke follow ing! LINEN 6II1RTS.-FII guirtnteed, from 11.13 to t.T3 esch. DATHINO SUITS.-Chnlre anortmtnt of bsthlig tultt la the moil approved and popular itylei, from 13 to 110. JEAN DRAWERS, Best quality re Jucei low cents per pair, LINEN DRAWERS.-Floast qusllty reduced to llil per pair. CARTWRIGHT A WARNER'S UNDERIHIRrs. Boperlor gaaie aadershlrts from M ceala upward. TIES AND fCAItFs.-Ths largest aad ben stock la the city at price greatly reduced. VESTS.-Whlte lloen vestt from IU0 to II. COATS AND DUSTERS. White aod striped linen oat afrom 13 23 to 40 j alpaca costs from II to i Duiters aod road coalt Irom IT to 1 1. LORD A TAYLOR, Broadway and Twentieth it. LADIES' HON.NKTM, Wl worih 110 1 Inrban nata sailor hsis, 1 straw turbans. i. BINNb'B Millinery, (41 Broadway, np sulrs. This it valuable. SoB"JotniJi. I"?UUNITUE, CAlTp.TalT nr.DDi.so, AT O'FARKELL'S. -03 IM AVm COIt.NER OF torn sr. PAYMENT'S TAKEN WEEKLY Pit MONTHLY. IMIUNITUIIE. carpets, aad bedding, the larfcst aisortineut and the lowest prices for cssh, or on weekly or monthly pevmente. at I1.M, OQWPEilTH WA IT-. 133 Chatham f. VEKKIiY OR MONTH I. Y PA YBI ENTH. sv carpet, furniture, bsdaing, Act prtcsslowsr tbsn any home la tae city. OEALY A CUNNINOHAM, 3.1 and -So 3d av.. nesrillhit. JJTuttllaiuoin. DM JOIINHON, 1K Bowery, up stairs, ad- vancea money to any amount on diamonds, watches, Jaweliy, silverware, silk laces, stiawls.ptanoe, A cor the ro ds bouf lit al (ull value. Partlee tn want ot money or merchandtta will find this tb most legant and extensive establishment In this country. IJSOII fc AlaK-t wflleii ATTi'bbt sewing mschlne. t lame, nnd t show case, cheap. Call al 68u Fulton at b.dwcen Navy and Raymond si., Brooklyn. QIiaLIEa'd CUUslIEU COFFEE!.. 233 to t3T WuUniton tt. IiOWT OI'FIUR NOTICE. The malls (or Europe durlnx iho week e-dinf Saturday, Juiy tt lilt, will close at thla office on Tuueday, at tin A M.i on Wednet. oar. ai l!3t.i unThurtday, at UK A. II .1 and on Satur day, at OH A.M. P II JONES. Postmaster. iXInstcnt liwtnimtini, LADY will sell, less thsn 1100. hsndiome pianoforte uio.icrn it)le si.u nupruveiiieuii. 4-Talrdsl. I-IIANI)!. Second hand pianos or various makers. coin.rUlag equsre.. unrmhis. and grands, for ssie atlownriceabr UlllCKKKINls A SoNj, 11 Kasl tub st beiwven Broad at uud 3u ar. II inos to rent. DV, II. ltP.ltTIIOl.P, Auctioneer, sells this day at t o'clock, at til canal st a Line anorl nieni or huutehnld lurniture, carpeta, matiresies. pil lows (rainer beds and bmidlng, stoves, crockery, gists, aud kitchen ware 1 also, twu light waxoui, jjisa! TsJKW YOllK HI'l'IlKIMC COITIIT-Cllr and Li county ol New Yora William p tar.e aud Vary E. Ear.e, aa executors 01 the lait will and teatanisnt o( Morris Earl, d-ceaae.l. against Henry Abell In pur suance ol a Judxoient of the Supreme Court ot tho btste of New York msde and entered in the above en titled anion, aod oea. ing date Cih July lull. I. William KdeUten. the reiere named In laid Judxment. will ex. po,e for sale at puniic auction to tne nitheal nldiler.ai the Merchant'! Exclitoge baletroom. No. lit Uroad way. Id the cut of New org. on Wrdnesdav.iha rlnih lav of August, I8T1, at noon, by Benjamin P. Fatrrhild, Psq., Accilonecr. ihe followlnf descube.1 eremites, vli. All lhat ceitain lot or land, wlih Ihe buildings theresn emcled. illualed In the city ot New York, aud bounded and desenned as follows 1 Beginning at a faint on the somh side 01 Forty fiflli stieet die anl one nndred and tnlriy iwo feet tlx luches west from me southwest corner of Fortr-fiftn street and Th rd ave nue, running thence southerly psrsllel with Thud ave nue one handred feet five lnihcs,tnrcce westerly par allel wlih For!) Ill li street eliluecn feet nine luches, thence noitheilr parallel with Third avenue one hun drtd left fivo Inches 10 the soma side ut Forty-fifth sircrl, and Ihence 1 ssteily along tti-ianie eighteen feet nine Inches to e nlace of betrinotng. Dated New York, illli July. I4TI. MM. EDMBTEN Referee, Lax A Alvoxp. Attoineri for pla uufla 1 HF.vKNTII DAlMlHT'F.ltrporo with a csul t and gut ot lureiigul luteilall eveuti ol diet tier magic Image snowl the ei s.t likeness "I the one sne wilt cause you In many If you wish, laimodi elv. No. IS4 hKl Houston St., oelow 1st sv., oppoelto Or chard 11. Ladies 30 cents 1 no genu. MADAMS M. ATKVP.-Mre. ANNA, business clairvoyant spin, tuatisi, tells everythluf your name ami tne name of the one you matrn canisl it-eedy lusrnage 1 brints to-.ellisr thoie lung separated 1 never tattle no sat.s lsction.no pay. 18.13d ar bslween 31st aud 83.1 sts. A DHI.AlDIi II, IiAIU HE I f tS( IN gipiyctatr. l voyant Cuniuit hur lu oiae.te, lore, or trouble. Office, a Oreeuwich uy oetweej (th and It.i avs, AFACTl-Prof. MARS tells everrtblnT "Ladlei and aeuts. consult III 111 for good luck, el 1 bird av neat ma tt. Ladles and .euit 3)0 toll. ATEHT.-MMK. DYRONriiuctross eiidMe"dicaI boirltuallst -Speedy mairisgoi, 840 lib av be tween tJd and tun oi. LOO Ik HKItF. 1 No humbUf.-Mtd. ROdS tells every tbtnx, natueol oue vuu tuarry tedot visitor, osuses spesay marnsires, mows likeneas. brtnts lu- elder those loot srptrtlcd, never Isils 10 lucsy nura erl3 Vt oil Hit si., between Broadway audTth av. MA Da III K WII.I.IH. oorn with a veil, "busineaa em mamcal Clairvoyant, astonishes the world with her superior knowledxe ot oard tellloz 1 causes speedy man ia.es and good luckt curee drunkenne-e, and interprets dreams M 4 lav ,uel 41th and tith lis, Af A'AMK-IMMA7 ffcat natural clairvojanl. 1T1 tiuiKitsa end medical, reveals yuur whole lite, Irom ihe ciadlo to Hie grave. Ill Canal It., near Hud eon. Fre.lt MADAM POUT Ell, seereu. -lha oesl in the lvl wond to insult uer fu reverytnlug 71 Ith iv niir Ilia s Fee. Wo No ueoia. Lucky numbers, MADAME llAPMAKI., astrnlof lit, fiom Parti III lull st-, benvveu 3d tod Ith ays, LtdiettJci gents 30c. MADAM WA-TTS. oaly relltble colored titrol. egul. Ml iV.Uih si., rear, twees Ilk gad Ilk art.

JpRIK RAIIaWAY-TItliys LkAVKUkhJii" J (001 of Chamotn itrssl to t foot ol td it 11 rot Thro suds Kxre Trains Issrs Chambers it. tilt a.m, r.. izr.Z, 131 IP r.U, tin' aw ad Improved Drtwlngroom Coaehea aceeoi teny the loo A. M. train tkrougn ta nnffsio s Buspensloa Bridge, connectltg t llointii.sui, msgnnocnt Blseptng tioachia rannt.ix inr-o,h Clsrelsnl tad Clnclaaatl. Bleep.ng Coieh.s nocompanytae 110 A, M. train from eutanVh!:' nU fcurfiloiibe Sk) P. M. train from New to Bespcnslon Bridge and the 7.00 P. 4. train Ironi .i Yort to Buffalo, Suspension Bridge andL'laclonatl VI Em. Irani Tr'ln leave dally at I IIP Mv'-"""" .Por "ddletowa Ind Way,as).M a. M.J.3J P. nd. Bunnavs only, 8:10 A. M. For Otiatllle and Wav, at ll JO A. M. rForNewlurgh and Way, at too A.M., I Mini in 'For Saltern and Wav. I DO and loop, M. ForPeteraoo and Wat.ei tetv 10 00 A. M.i tlMU. s).(3.4l.B.l5. Ill.ltlP. M ani'ltMldoixht. For HackentacK. Hillsdale ind Boring Valley tsM .M.and 14 43 jlto. 30J. 100 and tl It P. Mi tV? wedaesdays and Saturdays oaly at tl) 00 Mldnlthi For Piermort, Nyaeg Tallraans and War. al 111 A. M. I.M. tt 30. 1.13. tl 80.3.13 tnd ISM P. M. ail Wed. net ayi and Satnrdatn only tll.oO Mldolt ht N. B Trains leasing Cham berseirei' on eren hoiri 01 hair hoore leave IJd Street Depot tltteen mlnnia eaiijertban (bore lime. Lett boat from 33d unit 'Tickets for Dilute and for tptrtmeiU lo drswior loom and tleeplog cotchet ran be obtained, and orders for the checking and transfer of naggage mav hatefi at the C.inpeey'a offlcea. til. 3(0. and 031 iiresd wav 1 ltl Chamber! tt, t g Oreenwlch et.t roroirol I75th St. and 3d ir. Harlem 1 1 Court street, Brooklyn t 104 Broadway, Wlliltmtnurgh 1 depots tool ot Chamber su and tool ol ttd St., Nw Yorki sag Long Dock depot, Jersey City, and of the ajintt at tht prtnctptl hotels. Dtily. t Forl'lirmontandNyaek. I Fot llaetsoiiig. For llsctcniark and Hlllidala only. L, D. RlFCKRR, May, Wlt.R DARR, OeolBop'l. 1171, OT Pait'r Al. I.ONO Ihl.lNnKAII.ItOAII 410. J BUMMER AHRA.NUKMKNr. On and arier Wednesday, May tt l?l, trains wlllliiri Jsmes Slip aa (otlowat HA M.,Oreenport and Sag Harbor, M A. M.,Normpo I andOI-n Cove, iOilO A. M.Hicksvltle Wav Train. 3.V Jsrejenporg ral flat Harbor Elprill. I lilS C' M-Rtvernead Einress, 4iU0 P. 3UNorthport sndUlsnCove Express. M l Wortnpori tnd aleo Core Wty Trim All U"U connect at Minneo a with II "qntteal. I J.S'tT'Z Etc.lfMon Trains (or Roslyn, tflen Cove, t. run slier, llienvllle Hnntlucton. tnd NortheotL leers Hunter's Point at A, M and IF. M. filsT; A LDANY AND TROY HAY I.INF- p-i. btcamtuC. vlbllAltf) in I DAMEL DRKrP, from Vesirv st. at BAO A. M.i Mth it, at 8.13 1 Ian ding al Yonkera.TarrytowD. and Isyaok (by ferrjbotl). Oot ,.l,?e, l"ols- ccrnwall, Newbntgn. Pougnkeea. sle. nhlneheek. Catsklll.and Hudson. cunneeUnt wuk evening trains (or the West (or tharon Sprints (it (rom hew .ork) and Binghamtoni for Ssrstott bprlegs (13-0 (rom New York) At Hudion lor L-,n, on Bprmts. all rail. ToTroybystesnibiaikCIIUILgU. SlINIIAYflltTirNlNII I.Irfor'peekiklliT-T teamboat AN 1 ELOPE leaves every mornini wlta- ont rxcsption. Harrison st. at 1 o'clock, lanuint al tub tl. al IU o'clock. Yonkars. Dobbt's Ferry, (It try town and Nrack br ferry). Ping Sing, llav.-rstrew, tlrassvpoint aod Verplanck's. N. B.-Tirrytown o ted 00 Sunday. OTEAMiTpAT JIIAIIY PIIWEI.Ii Irom Vestrj ip it altijop 31. for Cos tens. West Point, Commit Newhnrgn, Milton, Poughkeepsle aud Rood ut, Cituinoni. APIiEArJANT and cheap Snnday eicutilon tl llarlem, Morrlssma. Karl's Park, and Huh llridrr, TTironith tn High Bride e ror to eents. bteamen Mon ianlaand Meta will leave Fulton it. Pier on Sunday, July 33, 1871. every hour, Irom P-.30 A. M until 7 P. II,. landing at 8th it.. E. It. each way, connecting wlig sieamer Pope Cntlln for High llrldre every trip N n, This is the only lino ronniig Irom Hsrleut to lltgta Bridge lor 8 cents fare. Fare to Harlem, II centi. A CHEAP dally excuislnn to Keyport. n7j., sf. rordtnf a floe view or the Narrows, ststen Islaid, andtaellifhtandsot Neverstnk.-Steamer lllil.MDKl leave, rlerteti N II., loot or Bsrclsy st July 18 st 19IH at lO.toth atlOi. tltt at tl, and tli at IIHo'cloc. A.M. Leavs Kerport at T P. 81., except Saturday, Fare. S3 cents each way. CIONEY ISLAND-NORTH AND EAST IHVK nolltK.-NOIlTII HIVKIt l.Isl. Steamer NORWALK leaves V. rat 10th st. si 9 73 ll-:j, snd;, I'lerSd.Norii Moore st., ata.W, U.IO. nll.)i ITer 4. Mori st., at 10 t and 4. Ram III NER LINK, Steamer NAl'SHUN leaves (tin st at 11:70. aid timi Peck slip at 843 11:1), aud ..Mi Fulton trry, Biooklyn. ai. It. and 3. mlliY (EXCEPT MATIMIDA YIH) It ECU. All HOA I' FOR IHE FI-.IIISO llANKH.-me stesmer RIP VAN WINK I.K, Cant. SIMMOIta, will leav Peck slip at 713, Christonler it. at tt 30, and Pier I N II at I A M. Sclileuel's Braal and Cotillon Band, llatts, lines, aad lelreshments ou board I70IIT I.KlT (old"lanalng) anl Pleaiant Va.ley. hteainer THOMAS K. IIULSit. f vpt. tleorne W. Annrti, leaves I'hr stophsr at. da ly at to A M, t, 3, and 7K P.M.! Fort Lee, IK and HM A if. 4sn4! P. M.i landing at tlth si oa atl nnt the last np lap ROCKAWAY. IIEACII. SIEAMllOAr FLORENCE. Cap. John A. Carnle, Jr., will leave dally from Franklin tt.. nler 31. N.R.I A. M. Christopher st.. N. It.. 9:13 A, M 1 IT r I, N. II, PUB A. M 1 Folton ler y, t) ooklyn, :lu A. M t-nndsy, Inesday. Tbursdsy, and batntdsy faften noons), same landtnts, tMirlslopber st N. IL, 4'jOi Franklin st..N, It., 2,33 1 Pier I, N. It., ti30t Fuliel lerry. Brooklyn. 3. -I Srjipjling. NCIIMIt LINE PAB.IAtiK TICKET'S, to tnd (torn toy Rallwty Slttlon 11 (Treat Britain, Ire land. Norwsy, Sweden, Denmark, Germany. Holiest, Belgium, and the L'Dlted stales, by steamsrs tailmg weekir' (or aal AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES. A1I0.D,.,, WlABTJJL-j-j, oROTllfiftl. T Bowitnt Oraea. mLTII1i,LIIYD. or STETTIN direct, tonchlnx at CHRISTIAN. SAND ana COPENHAGEN to land psticnien so) mails. The flrit-cla! Iron steamship HUMBtiLDI.i.'api. P. Itarandon, will aait on taturday, July at, at t P M .from Pier It, North Itiver, To be to, lowed hy steamship r HANI. Llf,, Cnnt. v. lire) er, on Thuraday, Aug tt. Cabin Passage, gold, gHOi Steerate. guld.113. Freicht ror BT i'l'Kll.-UL'lttl and otnrr linnorliel porn nrthe Italllo received and through Bills ol Lsding sUucd. For f reif ht or Passage applv 10 WL'NDT A HAMMKLSflKltO. Acntt. Oiflce. 10 Broadway I7OII QUEKNMTOWN A N DI.I Ye7 POOL. 1' -Inin .o l.iieitoyil Mall bteamen aie appointed lo ssll st loilowt: City ot Brooklyn, Saturday, July tl, al 4 p. M. City o( Waihlngion. Baiurday. July Tl. tit p. M. City of Antwerp, Tbiiradar, Aux. a. at 1 f. U. City ot fans. Saturday. AO.. 3. at 9 A. M and eaca succeedlog Saturday aad Tharsdar. (rom Pier 13, North Itiver. RATES OF PASSAOE. Parable la Oold. I Payaoie In Currsney. Fixer Cabih ITSISTitaaaa Ml Paatrngers alio (orwarded to Pans, Havre. Mam nurg. Sweden. Norway, and Denmaik at rrducet tales. Tickets cau be noutht here al mod crate relet by ear so.it w ishing to send for their (riendi. Forfnrtber information apply at the Company'ieOse. JOHN O. DALE. Agent, l3Uroadway New tors TsJATJONAI. I.IKK'OF HTEAMHIIIPn II TO LIVcflll'OOL AND OlIEhNslOWi ENOLAND, Tliouipion.Ssturdar. July TJ.alTI'. M. FOP. LONDON DIRECT DENMARK, Andrews, Wednososv, Julv 10, at 3 r II. KltlN, l.awsoa.Sstuidar. July Al. si s a m Cahm passsge 113 and Micarrisey Btesrsge la curru-f Prepaid steerst e t'ckrts fiom Ltverpooi,(aeaitva, Londonneirr, an 1 Olaaeow. o'irreacy. Yur luilher intnrtnslioi, nni ly at the Cemtisfl oocei t. Itroadway. F w J. HUUST Minttr. I QNi.Y nut acT'i. 1 s v. tqp it a n c b. THE O EN Kit A I, TltAVS TI.ANTK' CcHIPANT'S MAIL HIF.A11SIIIPS RKruKKN NEW YOI1& kNB HAVRE. PALI.IM) AC HIIKil. VII.I.K IIK PARI. PKItMlltt, I.FAYK1TK. KIMtOI-K, T. I AtlltKSr, Ml.l.E DU HAVIIE. A .poinird tu sail on etery alternate Saturday TK OF I'ASSAflE IS OOLD Including wlaek rill r I'AIIIS'. IHO. bCCONil CAIIIN, III. f i-i'islon Tickets at a reduction uf ten per cant. I J-ieiJht or Pasaaee apply al lie nrnce 01 IILUItOE IA(-KKN7.IB, Agent. M Broadway. New York, WlHTKhTAli LINE. is Ii.iwieu No Turk aad Liverpool, call'ns it Cork harbor eicn way. Now and mairnlilccnt li.-llut built sieamshps. cumbinlug SAFE I Y, SPKKD. COM FORT. I'aesenger accommodations nnnvslled, ATLANTIC Cant.Murrsi.Aug 3. -ill AM oi.i'AMt, Capt. Tnomptio, Auf. Ill at I P. M BALTIC Sept. I, atl I'M saloon rates,'tJ.gnldt Eicurtion lim.Btrer age. ta, cnirencvi l'-epaid Ceillficatrs I Apply at Wane Star Line omree, J II SI'AllKS. Agent, l Iimidwiy.

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