The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
November 14, 1871

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ffihe Mfel Jibm I TUIRTY-NINTII YiUK. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1871. PRICE WO CENTS. iH BUKAKING 1 1' IN BROOKLYN sitts itusjus.ttinx or co.iijif.ssio.v t:n a nan it ti,i .it. m.iss. Rot n ttrpnlitlcnn l.clt In tlir Nimmiii XVnlpr Hot il-Nrw Itlalit Thrown muni Ilie In terior Work of llio CominliMsliiii Iniicil Inn l.rller In llio Inouinlnu Mny.tr. Archibald M. 1111m is a (.Irccley Itcmb1lcin who Imi lot lonif time put 'oiuht 1 10 Fcdorat ltli g In lltockljn. He was k!i1 uui ol Mi tout In tlia Brracue Contention br Murpo's can?. When the Orf e o? men k ck.d out o( tliu Conven tion, Win nil liliccn of hi dclcriles withdrew, Elnc thru lit Fed nl iffiorlioldert Imro waged tilltcr mtn alnst mm. As lie Is a mtin'ior or the Water llonrtl ibo only Itrpubllcan In It !io has Seen trosl bitterly asnlloil. 1 1 5 l I ho unlr man In Kings counlj who Has eucc-isfally fought Iho cle rot r.ng. This I hf singled ont us an especial object of am ck. Hi.t Mr Hint docs not i r lt. lo linve his Inlluonce wtuonnl by i innl-il' R In It'C Wetcr Hoard, aud o tone J,."i.0O0iivir nu thc-uHer. US ItEHIGN, 11 will Ir teen bjr the mini ted Irtlrr. lie chal lenges Investigation Inlo lni '.uirLl carrer. ana Is low ntl lu firm a good Huh ai.tluil Oranl'e rang. A Si'.s roporKr called on Mr. Hiiet at tbe City Hell iislertlay r.d hail nn Interview 1 lleperitr I la rumored tint yon are about to re lien. there nuv Hulh In the report Mr. I!lln liar 1 i-ok who jou are f Itepsrter lrmrcvnl.ua tun. Mr. HIM Lively pacer tliat. Yei, I am about to place try resignation in Ike hand of my friends, Jierorter Vi'hj do sou Hunk of rrilgulng! Mr. Illln Became the Hoard li unpopular; be cause t clh do the poople no good by lervlng lonter; because I will not give the Federal Him In Ibli city an opporlunltr to lessen my Influence. They kept me out ol tbe Syrainso Contention Or raising tbe cry of Water Hoard, and ther leek to crush out all orrosirtos to mam sennits ix kings taualy by raiting the aame cry. I remained In the Board to trip my frleuds who do not h.ld 1'ediral eOce, and 1 leare for tbe iimo purpose. When a committee riamlue Into my official conduct then I am ready to get out. I am ai Trilling; as soy one man to fight fraud, end I challenge any one to prove a case wherein I hive connived at wronr. Reporte. Ilaa your realgnatlon been made public tell Mr. Hilss Not yet, but yon can .make a .copy qf. It if you rhootr. It would have brea handed In I risks ato had not promlneat cltliens requested t.t to hold It back. 1 he reporter then secured a copy of the resigns Von, n hlch reads as followi ur. rliss to tui ri'ULIC. to mtl tttputltctn FrltinUi In re-pctiie to our auggttllons I hare to aay that tor luoi.ilu p.nt my resignation aa Water Cum inlislouer l.aa beta at your diapoasl no less now than at icul two montna a;o. Had It not bi-cn for tl e adMce of thuee hlzh In the confluence nf tbe top:e, li nou.d Ion aince hate been unhcailaUu; (y and tomnrlr leu irred 1 hae nrei well aware uf the unpopularity of the Ti'ater l'munitslon nlutotl frum t onimi nee neat Bdla i-iiU-iice. Tina unpopuaritr 1 believe, has keen founded mainly up.'u the UH, tnat ti.e powers w&lch nave treen vi-ttetl-w It irae hcvn altogvtner 100 eitentlte and uruitrarr For this no iCIcer ronnected with II can be held rraunnolo, but only fcr an lllitlmkle iia of sucu puntra I'ne l.ef lalure enacted tue law, anl 1 am unrnntri'"" tl.at ny povier which haa been conlerreil lua ben IranacendeJ. If audi bia been the care, let wi.o iver haa been eui.ty la tbe luat er oo held uccouut Vjlr. To atoid peraonal Injusilcr. however. It may be well to rcmcmbar that in u condemnation ol Hie law It-ell, it is bat t slight ilep to include tne Indl Vlduslt v bote duty II baa been to execute lit pro vlelona. N bile I do not shrink from anr lec-IUmate reipon slblllir lih b celini:a to me lu Una conaeclion. I peierthu.esi ileue tnat It shall lie understood on lae pin ol mr Iruuds that I have contlnurd In the position lor a lonr time past at their ptranaal re e,uet cnl,a:iint mr own tncitna'lon. and at my v n prrson ii and oecunlart dlsnavantice unci as us lo uie i recnl time 1 have letameu II pi saion la accorilance with your ceuerally exprtsted ,u rnents and acproval, so now, tyourun siuui'i- I lions, ana Willi .t eatl-lictloii on my pan wmca 1 u not with lo conceal. Ipse l.u relcn.itiou lu jour haiide, lo oe prrecntej alier t e examination nlu.'li 1 am in orined H la darlied a.iall I e m.iu into tne business icdatTaltaof the depattuient, shall hate tern couip.eud. When tins InveiiUatlon ahill have been made -and I, lor our, most earneslli detne that It may be rfliitniif and Justly croiecutod at tin earnest mo mtni I shall be much DiMaken It Us affairs have cot te.n conducted sirietly within the provisions tit the Uw It may then be aade to appear also that alii mil the aroltrary poAtrs i,a which tue Jloirj w s iiivsted wa aio ost becc-siirtly of tin e"M rr 'duel ol cm.atiifa-tii'a, uo rujtte- tareiu iv or Justly they muul hare bieu 1 n-?H cppoenlou lu (he Hoard, to which It ased. Au enutie I, has bce.i uroued not lain, some kadirg itipublica' it on the part o: to cuntr 1 li.e pa hO isave not been abu to it, ami .usee nbici It. a been Incidents so'' o wheu tncy tailed to uccompllsnlhls, a, wifiaipiC.tsofuypotrtllc.il po.iilcat sir u oTMu that Its red cliar-cter has been vastly de lected not only lo destroy tte conHdenci ol the oublic lu f e denariuien., hut lo t.trblh, II nitlb.e, the cb. uter ofthosewhmul. lt has kssums K'spousiuiii.ios. iiuw tar lull last st euiul h s bveo huccissfiu wt,h lt-pub,lcaiia was latsl) demonstrated at the prllaiit) eleciloca, sa Israel am moitiauuil) concraed, I ahrlnk front ho leziilniiie scrotmy into iuv public or pr allairs, and I i coo u m.iv not bt tnuJK.it im ri lor me toaav, wiui 1 wuu.U not a luue to Ml'nnii ustlcr ol too Krossest Kind Lcen .o loin rp. i in allenie, tnatiio oue of theo fenlle LVJ "en ao demonstrative in ttir tl -.r7. L Tauie ft to po. ut, nor can lie, i a.un, rias 3-..' m p.nt, neither as a uiem- loanv..c' of wrung o nor political)-, ao lar aa f. tier of tint Cou.mi.sion, le m lulnKi affain, Ub'.e.i in) lo. luce to mi. antuients tor in u.y private tius.ne ei.. a lt.0rnll hlci, i I ui hear lily in favor a, tu wj, pr- u. eju tlce aud good coTorniu. Ulfckl .ctuuu tue ur.ty ol Ue oailol box und ti lc a, Wus nontitt In i.e pittoruiaLCJ of tub -iu,u, le u pilva'.e i.utlu..t occurs to me ll.al 4 foiui -'.o "I not be alt igelher tielftled, au. Uu 101 uii-n procctation vfol tiilcali paouruts i lei.d iu moolh tome 01 tue ioub i elites whli.. iren.c .riijr conne.tod vit.i public life. I haie lelt lint in pcrmlitlnc myself to remain as 10 uu i null the Hj.ihI thus l.r it might not ho Ini-0-1'. or me to be of so.i. e acrvlco to the ci'izens u' Ii it. laxvenn 111) counectlon with it I mii. n utr lou tun I wi,l Jolu t.earitl)' in any ttirj pi 10 uoiliIipIi ,i c;.u2i. 14 the law, eitl.ti I.) I a.inr,. 1 inn udiuciif, ur, II ut'cesary, stcurmx t in i' n -nil csiab.Kii.u In Us sle.i t i-urh las as IL. ii.- to the lua uppiotal of Ine people. I iiectfuli),)o,ir ot.. '.u-tiserv nt. I Alt' IIIIIAI.I) M. U1S. To 'hi n .-ami Eh ll.uiu and otUrs. I l.i o. i.n, .Ni.v 11 jti:joi:i.v:'S com.uijtjjc or tonir. I)ia..i Iiz lor the Wurlc ol Insvallcnllon na It el firm -A Hi-solution 10 I'xcluilr ilir l'r Vnlrd llmtu Wlmt l to be Hone. H It n's Committee of Forty met last n'glit l'i 1 .1 'jr.ii at the Ac.d.my of McsiC. Alderman was inadv temporary Chairman, and Mr K 1 1 fecretarj. A Itttrr Irom A. A. tow was rem, nzirtnn? hi, Inablli'.v to be j relet t. He e-Kffl ii' on the Corn in It lee 4h" hecettlty of laklug i.idi ar t. n as would enable them to penetrate every c osi t, md Inspect all lapers aid decumenta I' n. y lead lo the detection of fraud and icn.ah- t o' 1 he piruolrators, -Mr r..tte oBcred a resolution excludlnz tbe V 1 1 .Ii meell.iza. 1 t ..'f-.'i op:. il tie NieJvtUir on lie j tt 11..' ii 1110 Committee were only actlu: for tie 1 j mm, vi ore as much Interested as the Com- t' ui. .on Us action, ant the press should be i e lo ,iv- 11 10 the puillc. l' r 1' axain urjed his leaolutton. W 1 v pn urged tht to stent sessions be J vUi.u'. s:' i auiiifesteri thai the secretary should t p p ess mtn inch Information ai the It 'i.i. '1 w.nni) ajl isable. !l 1 n W lluntir wanted ro Star Chamber i fuc If lUVromuiittet hereafter found It i r in i.ohi setrtt ees.lous, let them do 10 k 1 t ii i ir tr'.r.sictlons made pu.illc. 1 f 1 "on sail that stirtliiii evidence of j 1 1 n'liinj inzii iifflcla'.s In both parlies, had 'i. 11 1 at-ured the ccnitallUe I j 41 iu in-, roof wat soon to be secured of j '"sr. .1, ui.iusjeeted robberies. Ho did tot I Mn '0 I ut U.eie crucluals on their guard and sp- ,4 m 1 r"CT Ni in, "'"'Ihy nld potl.lng before the coumlttee II 4 '"slioa demandsi secrecy Lei their doiuis 11 LvJ! Ul t,"-lii'."hu are deeply lateres.td lo know H "bat if,, ,a itn,t II Jt...r.f,00-rca idlhe New York Commltlse of he said, by B COO people, and we have no nzhl to lthhold nur ft'-tlou Irom the-n. Chalrmm Wliltlnat Mid! "Our movements are aiainst an almost nlmUhly iyier. The New York Conimlltoe hsd a L-dtvltn. I know m.i th.it w ban) anv irmlors, bnt ti are 111' le tfi have them. We do t ot wis 1 to trm' t'. tr vrlth rl aresm-ct, bet If wo wculd ilmarl 1.II ntlrmrls of traitors we should keen our inovo iiehls secrot." Mr. tu'i' 11 r said mere uuid be fewer eoeeehe If'hevwtre not ttililhed, anil stiEceaUift I lat a comuilttoe be nppnlmed to attend oj the Hoard 01 Canvassers to-morrow. 'I I 0 question was Una ru', and the motion lo ex cut to the press was lost hi 13 to 17. Mr. (Imnlrlrh then snhmittnd the follonlnt; Bj I iws, wulch nere ad iDledt AnTlctm. the Commlitee shall b knawn m the Intuitu' tt furoi thimni.llco ut llrooi.In. and shall consist nl 71 nip-iincrf. Ani 2 lis nnjris hall tei 'im To rcri.miiiitesurii nrl'ieiyta nf fiands It the tecent e eetion aimay tc Co ,mutenlly usej i.t our courts ol I ,v Mean! Tu proeeu e promntly and o conviction evciy 11. 10 ltd oftVuiW az.ilnt tie iniegnty o( the b..loi. Afid Ti take meaiur 10 pieveil a-r randldtte not tanly ilfcied trmn prnhtini! ov ihemi trautia, c-fiiA-i'o aiipeal In he l.eali'a me aooul to s rciiit.li- lor sulIi speedy relief a- it may oe 111 lit power to irrnitl. fifth-To take inch other and fctther measures (or i-nriiu the e. iis ol justice ai mat le loin i needful Akt S. Us nrtlecrt mail oe a I'remlenl, two Viee I'rpsiden s. Rerretiuv au1 Aisisiant ret-iela-y. anl 1ieiurer whue power nid dulda shall Po such as ustuhy apreriain losuchortlerrs respectively Anr. 4. 'Itiere shall be the loll own a a llMronimltteei. ei h ioi'oiihisi ol si veo inen"ersi A ITo'ecntitirCom inittce. wno-e 1 uiii-s analt be tno-e named In the 1st, z 1 ajilttl ei ilon ol articli o t'omnillee on Letrlla. no wnoe dutua shnl. ro thoe nnuipd 111 4 11 s rtim niaitulea- a r iraiiee Commitiee w hove nnlv shall he th; r .hmz of lunas iipcrs-arr for the ratrvlnc out of tue purpose or tail orianlsallon 1 an Kxeciitlve Coin tniiu-e, whoa 1 dnllet ihall ne tnoie ii.iioe 1 in iccl.on S 01 article 1, wno ehnll be rharu d wiui all other mat trr 'uu aniens 1 to othei rotnnntiees. Art. 5. 'tnerc ahsll be a mcptintf of the Committee on very Monday night, nt a nViocx bpecia' m 'enngs shsll he ra.ied hv tbe rieldent uron the written r quest ol hie roemters, or upou his own motion Akt 0. New members may be addrd to the Commit tee by a (ouiur Is vole of meuincrs present, alter u larorablc rpnrt on Ibl admlaion sua I have beoo mice or the r.x?cnttve comm.ttee Art. 7 lhee oy-lawa ma) at anv time te sutpndcd for one nieetlnit, upon a two.lhlids v.de 01 Hie mem. beta tire'etti, but shall nut tie altered except upon oat week?a r.olli c and by a two-thirds vole. Mr. Hriscs said another committee of Ally had boen anuelniea beiore the Committee was mm riJ. ai.d as their oojecia were almilar, he moted the ap D'lultnentol a comultlee of three to cooler with a. Id Comailtiee. wlta tnttructlout 10 effect aeon aolldation of the two, 'I he motion visa referred to the Execntlve Com mittee lor action, The chair appointed the follow log committee to report at once unn a peimanenl utr.nlc.JUon tor umcrra: I'. V. I'otler, I,. I., llu-ted, I.. II. Cullten den, K. J, Ul It oca, Andre Cunninguam, and Ihe Chairman was added. Ihs Commutes on IHrmanrnt Orcanlattlon re4tttea For l'resldsul. Franklin Wood. rulfi 1st Ylce-rresldriii, Wllllsm Msieiall; 3d Viccrrrsldsnt. ramurl klcLvan ecrrtT. It. M tfhltlsc, Jr.; Al.nnl hecrrtar, (leirge L. Fox; Ireisurrr, John W. Hunter. The report was ada;u-t. At 11 o'clock a motion ta go Into Ilxecullvc Com mlitee ol the hole was csrrle.l, and the geutleiiiea of Ine press nets invited to retire. Tbe Ilrooklyn Itina'a Insprrlnrs Ucvemlua thrlr l'raiiiliilt'iil Count. Sines Ibe cxpoiutv in Tut Sin of llie frauds in I .e Fourleenth Ward nl Hruoklyn, by nblca W.iln nrlgul was couo'.d In ai Member of Asseibly I.oai t:.r beventh Dlstrul, the lnsp;clors of election at the coll where Ibe frauds were terpetratej l.avo discovered an ttror In their returns, which gives Col. Newton, the Ilepub.lcan candidate, about 10) nujeritr. Tnat this error was purposely made, in order to count In tie Iling candidate. Is evident Irom the fact that the ticket lor inspectors wis crrdl'r-d with the tamo excess of vot (13 orer any ulber ticket thauwas eltrn to IVainwrlt. t. 1'i-e ir.iud was dono buozlliigly and the aioundrels wee ciuol-t. and in tne hopoot eacaplsz tae con sequences they tte unit lou i lin. to malts a square c-'Ui t. one ul the tnapeitois w no perpetrated this Ir.iud at the binding ot Ihe lime Is a disgraced policeman, and anuUer has alieiJa srrrcd one tsttn in the 1'iuit.tttiary. Auolhrr llliswi nl Ilir llrook'yn Thieves. The IU form Democracy of 'JrooVIrn are to bold a grsnd mass meeting In Urooxlm Hill, Myr tle avenue, near Fullou street, to-morrow evenlur. O'Donovan Rossa, Oen. Uourae, the lion. William K. iioblnton, nod Ihe Hon. Charles O'Conor will denounce tbe McLiurhlln thieves, JtCLDfii'a 8180,000. llritndr I'unrkos Hourly, and .Morphine 'I n Ice n Main Tti I. sat Ilisy of a Uli-W nud ol Couree Kcccnlrio Olrfallnrhelor, Samuel A, lleldcn was a ivealtliy gehtlcmau of Hiowniville, Texas. He came 10 this city about a j ear and a half sjo. lie dle.l on the 12;h vl Fob ruiry last, having made a Kill on the lHa ot V veoiaer, 1370, bequemioj. the bulk 01 bit pro' tt to bis niece, M;i Llechardt. who Is tht 'Vopoaent ui the Xh, T1u, of Ihe esf, ,bout "'..iJJ. The wlllls contestel b-; brolheri and sisters on the grouuJ thai Mrs. Llechardt exer cliod undue lutlttsn?. tver l,im, and on in addi tloiulfrounl that Mr. Usld;n was sufliinnz from lU.ienlu: ot the bralu. The case wat coutuaed b:Inr Surrogile Hutch ln;syeUrday. Hit principal lerat.e, Mrs. Lieou arJt, was au Intrestod apectalor of the proceed- in., si. n um zi :iir::::;- uce, apd boaauinl. j,-i;t:li Salr. bn wis flfzau'.!? """'t.ail nore over htr cottume a volutuluoui veh el garment, trimmed with fur. Mr. Qalsler testllled that Ue was a ptofenlonal nurte ol thirty years Handing. When he begin at tendance on Hr.Jtildn li loon I hl.n v..py mnc'i iroitratcd and naudering In lilt mind, At limes lie Imagined himself In Texts; azila, ho Ihoug it him- ell in New Ur'eaus. Toe first thing be asked lor when wltncia first went lo him was brandy. Mra. Llechardt give him tome. Mr. Ha den was an ol I bichslor. Ills disease was a generally broken-down constitution, biouzht 011 probably by lu.liiUenco U I quor. It bad softened the bralu, and bid broufht on Hright'a disease ol the kluneis. Mrs. Lioc ,arat had lo.-I niluca fiat Mr. IloiJen In J made a wi.l, leaving ver lltilo to bcrsoi: and p'.t a cent to ur '"n. trh r'- a-ll t had she knoAU hi contanti of die Mill eae could liavo had Hall heron wai. hue re gietlcd very mu.'h that he had lift nothing to hor son. Wilneas si hi tunt .Mr. 1'ihlen look brandy erery hour sometimes nliep.r usually a tabltpoon 'or one -ltd a ha 1 tvcii lluie. Wl.on medlilne nded to hi in ho muld i-ot sec It at all, his "0 10 bad. Jlla pulse was Irom W lo lid irl inla li, punr-.! Wj udniluuteied tu him about eveir hcui.'hd uoidMw' V.IrT.ae'iV?? unuls,eepfliiduoi:. He called ''Q"1 J uour. na so ..tiu.es tnioin uii 1,0" "".ijlj LUinmon; aa egs uo,-;, and Ho lu-. ireugtli tluii a nit a birn baoe. When li il ou ol bed wilnes hut to 1 f- I.I 1 In hi" eruis. ilra Ccrnelu Itecter, w. o cirehtr testlm.. n" a nieumes with sll.h. tesitr.ess, anl alwaja wU prtciston, said tiat sue had known the orceuwit vntj avo jean. He v as icy 111ie1.11 ',:alc. On on ocean n In Au;iut n.e saw l.lia so ill'it that i-J ti.id to bo carried to beC On one of wltii t visits lo luui, no lailcd to re cogule auy one, the alaio of h'.a eye (lie had but 0 e) beliu so bad. At one timo When wi nes, called, Mr. Lleclisrdl wat ittendlnj Mm. At an ofier tune Ills brothaii, suusiqiiently Uo uuisis, one by U.i mid the other by iiuht. He usuallv 'ceiled lor IrmJy rnd watff ittry lew tunutcs. 1 hve (c'atlt.ue-J Mrs. Deeker, cen'rl'mes offered my sent-i'S, but they weie usually declined by Mrs. !.u.cuarUl, V1I10 rejected tn Oder by abaorbltit lis oifmtiou anl teoaerlug herself. Witness ha. called' several lin.es, and i.ot been admlttej. At one tirje wlen shn cnl ed, Mr Belden Imsirined hiintell on a hunting excursion in llrowmvllle. 'JVzaf. Nor. 17, 187J. witness 1 tiled upon I im at Trfluout House. Asked niut Hl.ollier he couid lee her, au 1 receive! a necatite repli. .-he told her i.auie. aud was used to bathe his head lit a lew moments he r.ildle.itd her by unoti pi name (lliriistl, aud jam asked her to bair.e hit I tad. Tre hiiiroj.iie sn I ii.-.l soitenlng ol the brain Cld ffH-nfetfvfe-ur iio,i- '"i'i Alter lurther u-.ti.noiij had been taken, tbt hoar ,liZ was adjouined. lirrruwlch r-neel 'IhleTra I'lylnu tUelr Trade- by Duylluhl. Win, Cramers, of Newark, in compant- with John llafield, vlsliod New York jesierday. All 'ciucb. I'. U On..-et Thorapsca, of the Oresawlcli aliett pol.ee station, lound Cramer Crunk on ,,'ashlczlou street and arrested ulm, Cramer was not held by Sergeant Allen. On his release he azaln tot drunk, aid wlillo pasting (long Spring attest, near Hudson street, he was let upon b a gang of thieves, knocked down w Ith a ilungiliol. and drazged Into an ailey, whero his pocket were nlU'l 0' a gold watch and chain, Cramer wai very lerlously Injured, and wai attend i by Pc! ee Surein Var Haifa. JiaiaVd, t!'1 went tu the aiaistant 01 his friend, was also Itr I III beaten. He manared, however, to lollow two ol them uutll lie met 031c .r bculck, to whom he pointed them oul. 1 he oOcer arrealed one of them after a deipertte rc'iitauce. He gate his name aa John Kelly, har ness maker, iil flreauwlcn strsat, The other, woo pioved to be John Morris of 193 Oieenwlch slrtet, was arrested aooul tnret hours altar by Hit tame oaicar Cratnsr wai dlla- lil"'!1 M HOW MUHDKKKKS KSCAl'li. A HK1I.VVL COVXSBI.l.on OUEAllNd rut: ai.lob. Did Jnck Ilcvnolpls !pfnk tilts Trnlli -t llnualn I'lnyed Out In New Yorb V 1 vro .lliirrlrrrra Fnenplnir tin n l'leis of niimalnualiler In Hit 1 htrtl Drcrrr. At 11 o'olock ycslcnlay morning, In Iho (Jcnc ral Se-alona, Judzo Badrord prtsidinj.Danlol Fo cy, n respectable looking mm about (3 years or nge, was arralaned by Unlilcl Attorney 8ulllvn on the chirgo of murdering John J. O'Urltn nl IM K m street on the 3 Ith of September last, Mr. Sullivan said that he had ro witnesses who aaw the ataa blnj, ted that ho wai therefore inclli.ed lo accept lie plea which the prisoner wished lo put In ol msnslinghter In the third deztee. Foley then pleaded, mil was remandeJ by Ms Honor until 1 hurtday, in order to give his counitl, Mr. Howe, time In bring lorwiud ahldavlti aiowlnf the prison er's prevloui Rood ch.r.cicr in mitigation ot sentence. 1 here la aomithlng very cnrlint nbool this dis position ol ttil I case. No lo't I'd in street Is a bonrd li.ir Louse. Foley, who Is 11 brate flnisher.ivas an In mate, as was alo O'Hrlen, a young man of Irre proachab'.a er.aracter and grettly lio .vJ by ft larao circle of acqnalntaneee. Foley roomed wlln one Murphy on the same floor ivllh O'Hrlen, who room ed Willi his brother. A sir. Ilaxter occupied a room opposite O'Hrlen'. About 11 o'clock on tlinl laial Saturday night while O'Hrlen was sooted smoking In Foley's room chilling wllh Murohv, Foley enter ed Ihe toom dronk. Hallo, Foley," eald O'lttlen. I tee you're aa full at a lord again." That's not so," replied Foley nidn'l I let a man leave ou tt the ttoop 1" returned O'Hrlen. TOO tit," anawered Foley becoming furious, Why, what have I asld to raake you trod t I dldn'l u-'.m to offend you," eielalmed O'Hrlen astonished, Fo'ev not teeming Inclined to accept any apology, O'Hrlen qnltlty went not of tbe room a few mlnutei titer, wtrd, bidding both Murphy and Foley goodnight. Foley followed him out and began abusing bts rela. tloct and lilt dtad father. This made O'Hrlen angry, and be ttepped oat 01 hti own toom whltler le had re'lred, and slapped Foley In the lace with his open band, art) log: "You ought to be ashamed or yonraelf to talk that way ol the dead, If you were cot an old man I would break your note." O'Hiten tben went back to his room, Foley conllr u Jsg Ms. abpjf. AltTa while O'Hrlen beeirae arrrv agalu at an Inaulllnr allusion to his dead rather, and gulhg out tlatptd Foley again twlct quickly with his open hind, s.iylug that he oiif.nl to be nsnamed ol hlrOM-lr. lilt orother fulled him tick Inio l.l room te'liiig him not to pny any attention to the In su Is O'Uilen then dlrobe I him-eir and col Into be l.aa' Ing with '1 smite i Hi deserved a lieiclns. tut I did-t't want to littr him.'1 rvipt.scr or pr.rxrniTATiox. This time Fun- weal int.i bts own room, put on his coat, and going out agutu dtsrended the sialrs, O'Hrlen turd hint and auld: "I'll bet he'a going to get n warrant for me." Fifteen minutes after ward Foley rrtnrned lo his room lis held sn open knllr In his hind. Ills roommate .durnhr saw r and said, Folej, put thai dawn that lour a had," and Jumping up shut the coir ami boiled it. Foley uneoited Ihe door aud Penan aouilm Murphy, who did not answer him. Foley tt en went out inlo the luisagowe,- .nd dabbled lor u lew mtnales with hia tt 1 11 J lu a bailn uf water which stood In tne laud ing. All thti time not un abusive word had passed between I'ira onJ O'Hrlen. Folri then wot up to O'llnen'a door and fthouted. Coino out here Jo in O'Hrlen and IM Ex y u I' 1 don't Si you to-uizh; I will Moudtv momliig" O'Unen pillnoaiten Hon. Foley then bezan abusing O'OnebV mends again, nhereuoon O'Hnen jntnpuJ o-.l 0. 1. laud ia;lng to his broioer, I go see what he mi.,i nny how," opened tue door. Mr. Hazier way tying on bis bed opposite wllu his door open and 'j lull slow ol evrrytnlng Mat was occur tin. U ttronz Its it rom l-oley'a room biightcned try. rHlze'.la;. As O'Hrlen opened the door he tl;au,cd TnE "'.E6IIU What do yon wanl- w.,u a U... urn ml uVVwWbarcrkhlsUr' 1 Haiter iaVFoi.'y instant., iriPiS-iS;? w ni lu" direction J.pi.Tm. At the tame Inslaut O Ctl.u .SJ A, "o'1 1 rni slalioed I jumped out of bed and struck Foley, re iL,V,r scraich ol a kni'e across his shirt. O'- II brother also rushed out and struck Fo'ev uu "r'oi, (arnl)slnz It and poasthli prevrntln. DDl'.fl i-Uroer. jleantlmu John O'Hrlen ran dowu j..." into the atrtct and around lie corner, where .ml dead into the arma ol a policeman, graspini ut thai Foley had stabbed hint. He was stubbed iu the heart. When Foley was arrested and taken to the bpring street police nation he tare up Ihe Lrlle, laying li-nl'a what 1 md It with." These ire the (acts which the wttne-ses were resdy to testily to In Court jtsletdiy. wuat carT wiuu it poi.so. It terms that Foitca Capt. Walsn of tbe Four tccntn i're-inrt has oecn ci in; arwuud mice ihe ti.uidir. uit ling ta Foley's good ci. raciei and saying trl he wns incaiuhle of huriluz aii)bo(ty. On 1 nnrhday iifternoou last In the (Jentrl herslons, ..en tne cast uas csilrd. and wnsu Uts.nci AI r.oy Sul.lvan refused 10 ai-cept f; rlti 0 lua. itualuer In the tl Ird il-..,r, Mr. Ho a a buhl.c'y ilrcltrri, that Ca-' alh woil bej wllnees to roluy'a iio iiuraiter. Ytsler.uy morning a cer t.;man v isit stj'tl cinnoi be doumcd told me m'n t-jv.'.i; hi tins ehinding In the Dislnct Ai lorrr)'s olSce btlore tlieupenlnR uf tne Com I, wnen Capt. Walsu a.aigenil In, 'lue Lspiain asked a policeman who was tuere Is th. t old man J trt il coming oil lo day 7" l'olicetnan Yes. Cat t. Walsh It Mr. sul Ivan inujt 1 Follceuian Yt t. laut Waish-1 il go In and aslt Idm Itle'J sJ'.C4jlt tn.it b e 1. And be did go In. T.tse ire tbe exact wotdi that passed as neatly as eutlsman cau rememucr. TnC ttCOSZVILT 8TRCKT TKlOtllT. After sereril tin'.mportai.t cases had ceca dis po-ed uf, tl.o '.rial of Juhu O'Hrlen for Ine muidei 01 Cuarle' insej. In Itui t of 17 llooneielt sireet, on th- nljht 01 July 15 list, was cjih'd. The Ilon William F. llo.u appeared fur the off pee, ui 1 1. ilon. Algernon H. bulilv.m lor Ihe no .up. Ihe prisocer, a )ou:ig man ali-.ui '-'I iiuraora.-e 1- a lair tye of the New Yuri, hurooni cormr lo 1 tr Seven out nl the twelve nntineii were oiJeUed to 0 Ue trl-oner's couiin-l, aud repiacea o ullieri (rom the paucl m the room. The circumstances 01 too murder areas follows; On too night turned, Casey mid J.unes J .spur O'JIrleu were drinitlui; 111 J'oyle'i iquur store, at 17 ltousevell ttieel, nud John O'Uripu. his biollioi 1'airlck. nud a strniiger entered. In ten inlnules the party were engaged In a ireo fight, and the pro prietor put llieui cut. Oil the eln-naU the i.iDI cult was icnewed, mil John O'liriou slabhu.l Casey witn n huge ttread-knllo In lue groin snu In Ine Isco. This list wound severed the leinnr.il ar tery, aud Casey hied lo death lu a lev minutes. the tritNEjscs, The District Attorney In oie-lng the trlsl.de tilled the lads by vhlch hs inten led to proton Hfui. oellbtrale, malicious, an 1 uupruvuked niur Daniel Ctuwley. of U5 Oliver eittet j Mjp, lioi' c'd.u ""-"-'',w ol the propr.e.oi au.l ni' of tht? D rltndei 1 ',,",n" ,)0JKV 1 r,e;"' bus of Hi, sister of in Vartei,;.''1'' emlah Mitchell, au 1 heir testimony was a mere rer.. ,ou 01 lut "kr) of tbv traced;. A rhtT ComnADICTIOM. Daniel Doile. tue bartender, snore tint he hid put the whole crowd out at unco. Tins Iil.idp 11. ci c nitr idictlon of all the oilier witnesses. In died, such hard mrarlng wis bruh.ihly nsver II is -irtcj to In u court room bcfoio Ncurli etery l:n p. rtuil fpet sworn to wis 11 uly denied by ioa.o ther Willi's. Mis. Margaret Cuileuuf IS lloo.rvtlt airesi saw Casey nil O llrlen In the face. AlterHsrd hmrd the lee, ".My (lo.t, Cae'a pot u rzor," James Jasper O'Hrlen uf 41 Hamilton slrtet cor roboiated Ihs ieiilmnayol the rJ.st three wuiieties. He did not tee the Hint nabbing. lr Maish, who made ihe pol-uiortem, w not xainlned, Sit. Howe admitting the cause and ".me or death, and that Caeey oled at tht naii'l' of U'.lfWf. Ofllcer James Finn said he arrested O'Hrlon about fifteen minutes past U on tbe innrning follow ing lie staijbin.-, 111 tuts rcjr ul vTu lireenwlch street. He asked lilin whypc had slabbed Casev. O'llnei antwerod, 1 gnl heat, and I don't know Abut I've done." Ilu had been drinking, hut wis not drunk. The only mark on hi 111 was a lump aud a small sirens, of blood uu tne cneek hone, which ;sjj.J li-te nitri'srli of 11 smt. t un.-. i,, a razor by Jonn liiinlci Iwo weeks inlrr tht slab bing, and was then luld for the first time that Catey had used one. jisnritnLi iiouicipK. Here fie rrosecntlnn rested, anil Mr Hone arose sud addressed u. jury, saying tnat atter tne couira 1 ciory leilimt-li) lo which lleyliad l..eninue hlghssl verdict I hey could lender woul I b.i mau slaughter In the luurlh dsjioe. He nuuhl ink an arqui.tal on toe ground lit it the ho-uiclde wjs Juill flsbte. Jonn Ilauley, u ynunz scunJrtl who ha I been hM'ixht f"tn t: l'lAfCofsvyy i inlil'av.:t. hist Ailuet lui Ihe de'nncs He iinllinsiy gate nls resmnce us lliackwell'a Island, aud aanl mi', he hid beeu sent up (or len niontii 011 tne tilth of Uc tober lor ittalluz cotton. He midt Casey the sg rre.sor, and sal J he bad picked up Ihe razor wUu La-iy lit II fall. David Tucker, who baj been In tbe workhouia for vagrancy, aaw Uaiey run after O'Hrlen, knot him down, Kick him. and cut htm on the elbow. One Sherlock tried 10 hold Casey while O'Brien to. wiSiJSlaJ.U.JiIiW VH'I il?t USM ta.4 ft. a y.

lowed O'firlen, elrlklng him with the razor In the laee. He showed Hanlev t le raaor. and shoo el to him to plct II uo. On lis erosa-ezamlnailon be gwo the He lo Harney's teitlmonr, and lo bia own In mauy tolnte. AXOTKER ffUCT WITKIMJ. Talrlck O'Hnen, ehler broiler of the prleoner, give Ins testimony In a quick, nnzloua vray and after he had finished, Mr Billivin read I'airlck'a sworn depo-ltlon be'ore Ihe Coeonsr, which, In al most every parileulir, wn th of Ihe toatl. mony which be hid Just recited. 1'atllck tiled 10 rrpltin Ihe discreponct bymiliig thai ht hid nol boen tllowod to lell evetylhlng at the loqueat. '1 hey had Mopped I Im. Mr. Hoo Yea, air. ThatU one lood t hope for (rom the Keform-a lalrtr 'nwirier ol 0 mdueilng In qaesla. Coroners nowa lavs takt Just what l-stl-muni thoy ploase, and whet a wllneaa hat goi lar onourh to tull them ther ptremplorlly chokt him off. Jndge nedford-Mr. Howe, If lou know any anca Mr llowe-1 know of three, lour Honor. Why, they won't lei counsel e .r a word, jupot Ditirattu's Apuoxmoh to Tin coromerj. Judge liedfvr .Well, brlul tht'iu bofote me and I will tlx Ihe 11. Mr. Howe looked iiri.ond Ihe Court triumphantly ti ri tl 1 ho aw Coroner Young. "Is cjestnen dropped and ne lurnod ted In Ihelate. A momcut a ter wiird he said 1 mn tcady tu tubmlt Ibe case to the Jury under yor.r Hunui'i c mrge without a word." Mr. Howe did well. Tie teailinony would not bear alrrlugup. District Attorney r-ullivau aas aim n tiling lo ruotnil tne ca-e. tut deilrod the pria ui.rr to tike Ihe "lines) stmt first. Tell lite iiutb, said Mr Hose eolemnly, with his Oii.el uir.ilscd In a wsihing msnntr. whether II be I01 or ugniust lou, as ya hope lor eternal lite heuailir, O'Hrlen told lis own story In lilt own nay, and on cross examluatluu contradicted bluiaell on many material point. A SglLrt'L COU1HLL0r' TlatELT nCTRZAT. Mr. nlllvan now arose and aatonls'ied evsnbodr by announcing that the pnsoi er's counsel wished to wltudraw tn. plea or nol lulltv an I substitute a t.let ol guilty ol manslauThler In tie third deiree itr t ulllvan naked his Honor to accent that pita, O'Brien stood up ind male the snbiutuUon of pleat. Ht said be pa l never learned a mechanical trade. In answer to Ihe uml question, be tall) "1 acted Is te!f-deie-cc, I' at'i e'l Alter, trlnute, when the Judge was nol looKiof, Mr, Howe whlspeieJ to him bchlol Ins naad, and h added! "I'm serf sorry iht tutu't dtad. IIs's bten alwayt a Intnd bl uiat." tite stxTixra. Judgt Tledford looks I to tud laid: "O'Urltn, yon a.ve been Indicted mr murder In tht first de cree, and allhnu.h the evidence would rot wtrrtnt our conviction or turn a grays degree of crime, till 1 Ihluk the Illllrkt Allornet has alratcbedhls clemency lo you to the utmost la accepting jour second pies, I don't bc'ltvo nut word ot the testi mony for Ihe deltnre. Il h.t been a miss of per jury from bezlunlng to end. Ctsey did not give you the tllgliletl provocation to take bis Hie. As a warning lo sucu at you who bold human life as of 30 value, and to t ate who trt In- tw habit of rat1 Ming about deaul) weapons, I will give lou the full penalty ol ibe law our yeara at baid labor In Stale lrison." O'ilrlrn went out of the court room with 1 eatli (led smile on his lace. It wtt a great triumph tor Host t, .1 rioiiT fon fio,ot)o iroitTii or jivsr. An ltilrrrsllnir C'sisc lu Ihe I'nltrtt Hiwire hoprrnio Court The I.rnnllly ol Ilrigbiiiu oiiuk'm lnilli'liiieiil Involved. Wasiiimotok, Nov. 13. An InterestinK case is pending In Ibe United fupiecie Court tfi.'cilni Ju dicial proceedings In Utah. About two yeara ago a ccntlle firm In Salt Lake City abltamud damages to the amount of $-0,1X0 by the destruction ol ti.eir stock of liquors by ordsr or the r.'tt Jumcesjor tbe nbb-parocnt of a license. The firm brought suit ii.Lnfl tne cllr noder Lie Tfrri: rut laws. .bJ a vcrJIct waa rendered In the Culled states District Conn In thrlr favor. Too city appealed to the I'nlted States Supreme Court ot the Territory, on the ground that tile was a territorial ca-e. nud that I' e Jury sbuui l therrlore hart betn lummoned by the Territorial Manual instead of bv lue United Males Marshal, Ihe ulctier t,uutt atSruicrt llie de cision of the Ciui' he.ow. An appal wis then taken br tbe rnunst'i lor Hit Cllr lo the Suprifas Leurt ol the I uited Sta 1 'Ihe riceilit,a 0' t lit er Is tnx ously awaited by tht Mormon:, as It rullattrall) luvolics toe IrgaJlly "i tirana Jury suuimoi td b. ihe UclicJ it.to

Manual, p,nvu ,a,, ,Mt u .viicimeiita against Hawkins. Ilrlgnam Touna-, and otosr prominent Mo'tnons, uoner the Territaril laws. A Duel st Ir Is 11 lluialnr In Ilrooklyn-Five Mint nnd Nobody Hurl. Carlr on i-unilaj morning Mrs. Dastfctt, tr'.io livtt with her son, J. S. Daggett, In Dedfnrd avtnne, uetr I'enn ilrcet, Ilrooklyn, wat twtktned by tie moreuientl of tome ono In her room. She luppotad It was ber ton, and asked him what hi wanltd. A strange volet replied, telling htr to keep quiet under pain of Instant do.th. Taking ajvan I to of the burglar's absence for a moment from tho room, Mr. D.t'gelt cim-J aud locked fie door, and CJ'b.l for 1 elp Mr nigftt respond" 1, ttraed with arevi'.ter. Wren he reaehM Ihi sicond lauding I p saw the t me' escaping down the biek stairs. Mr. Hagitlt raled his reveller and fired. The shot 10 irlchttnM llio tl lel Ihr.t he Ion hli bilaiico and fell, nno ullid donu the itair., Mr Dajgttt tending ul;.r him t.iree more shn's, On fie iiu the bq:Vo-a toe ihli'l sprat, t tQ hli feet.Ciewa tevi'Irtr from his pocket, tin J, wilh 1 foariul pith, t'e'lberatelv fired l o at ols nt I Is pur-iter, vfliovr, ly n lew yards distant. He then in-.J; his eilpo with His cniiinau iuns tl r '"tu a rear window, by whlcli enlranet nil I.rn rffie.ed, tiklna cold wa'Ch, clotuli,, and plated la ile ware valned In all ut IU' Around top mixed tweed hat, ono Cougresi falter, and a puitcrtu in's bilij" ttvie !e' he iintl, Thr Hlnndv -Ixlh Vnril ttnln, Coroner Kecnan was suaimoneil to the Centre street lloipltal leelerdiy, lo take tbe ante mortem depo4llon of John HegentJk, a Ucrnun, ulio had been stabbed lu tbe neck In a quarrel win Jusnph Ol.ilng at the.r boar Jin; louse, it! I'eirl ttrctt. Ilegouvlsk nld that OMI11; anl he qu .rrolHd about thico weeks ago, and that yetcrJay, w ten Oldlni lemrnrd home, he aliemnt! lo renew i -ir'; and 0 rtlnii r.T 6 m" "nl ilib ei InmTn He hark ut the nftx. The wound 'a 5 Inchea deep, and about 3 lucoe'. Ion: After the at ihbiog Ol imt eirapi'd, hut was subs 'qutslly arr.'ste.I by OCIeer Walker of the 1-raukllu atxet pollee. who look h ni to the loinbt. He tus ntls. II,'.- ut im; Ii yjjp ir ol nge, and has bepn nlno tears In Ih s country. His injttrj utlliou.li setere Is not ne,.. irliy 1st u ns no villi lurl n 1 been louclisd. llr 11 inly and Aina bile tay that he will recover. A Frnlnu lleiiiuualriitlmi In Cuik. Com, Nov. 13. The friends of Kellj-, wLo nu uequiuea in Dublin on Pruliy 01 tue uiut icr oi Held Coi.btable Talbol, uaiaded tliu HreeU o' U,U rlly iiiterddr, nnd made niotner Urmoiiatr.iliq,i In I onor ol the event. The plots. Mings' ..p 1 lilirly, and I. a atlcuil'l ll B.JJe by tht police to Ini-rii-re with tbe piocetsiun. Mr. l'lgotl, proir'utor if the Dublin Ir.ihmin, has teen lenlecced to 111 P'Kunmeiit inr sis mo uhs lor pub tailing urti 'es ot an lummnialnry 1 aluro during l)e In. I of Kdiy lor Ihs nllrired murder ol Couitiblo Talbot. The WllllnioOiiiiY, Cnlorrl null. Mana.'ir Tioiiei.Mirii eoinljin.iiion Lall lsl evening n,n coiuopp-I of co.oi'ad reido,its of Wll lUxlburgh. Dauelnj been at 0 iAl ick. At 1. o clock on cxhiblilon of tnlnrd Muhignoir rats, Albino mic. and American gray nl was glvpn, Oae aged. .Wrkau gray ral acini the inrt of lien HuihrV A nuu,bjr of Alamo biic were (i.ating with a apoan, whKh Ihe American tr-iy sio mini them. Mfl, well," ild an ol, teutlenian, lull cri'ler was a iitile blzzer I'd tuke him lo; tne Jlattl,tro. hoo him hllng Hint r,e." Thr Ohio r-rnntorwhlp, Wsili.NOto.,, Nov, 13, Tliu lluti, llciijainiii F. Wad" arnv.ii 10 Iny ti loolt alter aomo :,u.incn r 1 1! "hip fr ends. I.e.seepi.s .lo be s.yl, ip.til and bright as when be first came hot twenty five years ago, He thinks Senator hlierni iu will lis ri Icito'd tnis wtctrr, ird tl at the d'.Mrtloii gi,ltoii np lu the Interest nl revrnu reform, toeillol, tu dra.v oil six liepublicans to J0I11 the I), inocruts and elici cx-factltlar) Coa.ls likely lo ruio a euiupieio lallfTe. It rpn il I 1 1 llm rtiiilh Cnrnllnn llrM. Ciuiilfstos, Nor, 13-Hill t'linileslon .Yraj prints a report ol tho iitloii of a ratiruio! tho eul ored members of the Stila L'glsl'iliir hld last week. The caucus rrtoltcj In muko uu appronrl i ticu this couiug retsiou ur tho lain.eut ul the Interest oil Iho Siala deil. 1 r I de" sred thum-oltes In inyor'H tie repudiation ol Do"! the ull and no'v det.i ui tl 1 MUI". 'I li ('try ol lirnesa In l lniiiea, Ii!i.vt, Nor. 1 .--ii'ei'int.'. -A lire lnnkt out i.i 1.. r.i, 11 a u.o' 1 1.11J fo tu. l" 'itl.i vI' i'ioui ii).iien-il'. l'i It- iii'Oiie in itm'Tiip llsuus oiiginaled.u a feneui ru'n a iii"iininborol Ue luiidliipt thin cu bating teen duatlujed. Another Cubun I'alrlot .trurdered, Havana, Nor, 18. The iniurgent Colonel Ki trada, 1011-I11 law ol (len Aquilera, hai beeu cap tured and executed by tit Spaiilth aulborltlst. King Amadtut hst moid an ordsr crtatlug 1 ipedil croaa lor tbt Itcmtio. t( Mf iRlll T01UD- C110LKHA IN THE HARBOR. tub AiintVATi or a rr.oATixa cor ns MOM ltVllOVK. fix llandrrit nml l'levpn llrnllhr ImrwU arnnu Mosrril nsvnv lo Blrkrn nnd llio lu a Nolsomo ISIrcrnce-Thri llcnlh of Kortyone i'ereione 011 Ibe 1'aeanBf-, Tlia cllr waa startled last evening by the re ported arrival at (Jairantlno of 0 ship with many ctsct ot cholera, and Hie office of the Associated Frost wit visited by many tndivldusls who were loo in; for Ihe arrival or relatives or trlendt on Ihe steamer reported. A Sun reporter ascertained the following facia! Ihe ttfemshlp Franklin, one of Ine Dulllc Lloyds' Heel, eocnmimled by Capt, Dreyer, sailed Irom Slrltln on tue 10th ol Oc tober, Copenhagen on Ihe Uth, and Christian sand on the lotb. At Cltlallansand the had VI cabin patsengeni and CU Mccrago pstscngert, (lertT.ins, Dane, and Norweclsni, ssnperlor data of emigrants. Too health or all on board wat fully np tu tho standard on cmlgraol ships until thty had been out ten diva. Then a cate ol what wat hen thought to be diarrnoii appea.'ed but It wat cholera, aud was followed br other cases with fear lul ispl.llty until about 1(0 of the tleerazo passen ger! were aliened, and 43 Olid before Ihe ship rrsrht'i Halllni last neck, short of co il. It was said Hal Irom this point Inn passengers were bbliged to drink bracki'li water, Iho romlen slng lirnrnuia hat lug given out, nnd that this wns the canie ol the tltance. Hut Ibis wat bottle case, us be since been iro'cdj 'I he Franklin arrived off Quiranllne nn Saturday morning, having bad one more I1I11I cate ou the wiy f.om Il dliax. When sae was boarded II lllal became know that ahe brought cholera, and even then the extent or Ihe horror waa nol known, aa only nreen pertoni were reported dead. On In tpecllon ol the paaitngei Hit and comparing it wllh those living, Il wit ascertained that the lollowlng mined had died I Anna ltauman.t years. lAnna Hellzen, il years, Jonn llanman.S years. iRilia I'eteiicn.'.D years. Mail.i Itauiuan. B iiionihi. M.im liusing, tl yean Mails (Heisrt, 8 months Ctrl Mnller, IDyeart, Albert Itedlch. months. 1 Anzu.ie lljitae. I. yeart. Henna Uauremcud .'-fm. Ann UlanV. n yrsrs, ail liaurer.eiid,7 years. 'Jacob M tiller. W vesrs. ICsroti Luw sen, '.3 years i.-ophia Mulier.tV Jcira. vt ilhelmine Tehes, I V trs, Hans l)ulnr, I V rrjrs. Itarielt lebes.M lean. lAutonla Iluckwafa.'i yra. Knian Weiland, yeara. Iiurlia Manleufel, nt) lean. Ueike Meijand, 57 yssrs. 1 tlanna Hnalng. 41 yara. Kmu Forey, I liar llichard Manteuiel.eyeira. l'eler Aietien, 1H yeara. Julius relersen, tH years. Marls Nellaon, ID years. It aronna liomand. 4J years. Fritz l'eieia, i yeara. IHana Koha.lJ vears. F.l.una. S3 yeara. tm liomand, IT yean. Carl l.lhrogi.t yesrs. I Mriln Man'eulel.e mas. Kophla win, nr. m yeaia, .Job' tvilsop, St years. Jonaan Zoiiorrgt. 3a yrs. I ilanln (Jloraurt, 33 yeara. Hermann Hiank, lay yssrs.l When Dr. Mosher boarded the vtiisl lie found etszren paaasiigirt In dlflerv.it ata.-v-s of cSuUi-a. Some months ao Dr. Carit'.chsn predkle d cholera, and to be ready lor It Provided for Ihs stationing of receiving solos at IJuar.inttue (or use lu emergency. C lei Knalneer llneli 01 tue (Quarantine depart ment was sei.t to Washington to gel li.e vessels, and the Delaware nud Aloaar were placed at Dr. Carnoi han't disposal. '1 he hive since been fitting up. On le.irnii.g the nature nf Ihe dlsraie on Ihe FrnnMir, Hi. lrirm. I.. n ordered tne transfer oft.ie well I mr iu the D.-laware. tte work was b -gun tn .-aiurda ul.truuoo. and completed eater The elevm who were r'ck cn tbe arrival of the steamer were transferred 10 the ambulance boat tl.ivernur Fenlon, und seat to tl.e (Juaruntlne Hoe pi i ia 1 at Weil Hana. In the lower Im). 'lo this umn bir wero milled at iliUoieitl st.igra ol the trsns.er ten more, w hu showed s)inpto.ns 01 the dtsasse. Tory were t.iken lo tl e ILnk jeileiday aflernoou. Thtlr names arc as lul:o: Ids Noei-r. tl yms j -tmsnda Bothls Janss-n,H Mattaa No-re,- to ie.ui. 1 ti'ir. KuiinaNi.es. '.ais, 11111 .Iar.sen. 'jA yetrs. Loins 1 Cojis .Ijei, i..ni'"js a isara. Usui t'eierse 1 .uiears. I UAsmti .lanen 1 In 1 lyi. screli.-.: .0)i-a-. i' icrAru i.liy.a.s bor Ni-i. .vr' w oe, lei iick.li.ouih.'a S-iu. r, 3T eir. toitllber age. Irrnlu".adiut tn.littpari. CiUbu Nci iui, s Vtrs I l.i.eimluo Di hler. (vyai. IMneliiniiAHIriii .llyia a .Ivn,-111 v years, '.ais Latotn ."firm. 1 1' tel lllf's siiirr, I teats. Irwi.a Metne IX jean 0 if", J" ST. DlfilfUlir watexperlenccillngetl'.,, tne mmel of various ol tbe ncx nn- f..ji.l( having 'mo't'h' Mlh rmUM-: both ...her and moth; ,ltSalti 'i here also accompanied tbe cltnt persjnsln good beaiib' nam y wo yen, who went lo attend husbands, wives, C cnl!ir.? mo wtro among t e sic. Oi thoie at tn. llin bosoital. Sor Xellsen Is lu a precarious couj lion, mil his wife and child arc tnougut to be be yond leeovery. Kith' othcia aio d.introul 111. he crew of tbe Frankllu remain on board Iho ale amer. w hlch II hrinz thuruuclile clean. 1 anil di nlecu'il, anl was 1-j have lieeu sou. into the I. iteririY Let nlzht. 'Ine Doltware remain nt (iiariiitlne, wit.i tue ateerage paasengers and the iwebli two taoin jass -ug.-r, All are In het. ler n In. 1 it the trans. er to larger and cl-ner quarters. Ther weie no urw c.i-pi on tho Dala nut last nlsht. Ihouzh aome aro toprehended When the Franklin arrived llie water lurnlshel nn board wti Insrected, tnu found sweet and tood The story rt the breaking dowu of ti.u oltti.ling sp paralus was unliu, aud the laalad) cannot be traced tn that ciui). Tit Franklin was found In as goo 1 condition as omiciaut aleatiier ordlbiilly ai. u:il iheru m, a.i ubandanieof l J. t apt ilr.jei I nu Intel, .ei.; and capable cCkr. and cit eiettthing possiu.e under Ine c:ir in.uncn. Capt. lltejer bid com mnraot toe I nlou, ol th North (lermsu l.loyds, ticli steamer was chisod b, a French war ateainer aud wrecked nn the co'iit ot cotland oiiring the Frinco (iermin wsr. Ot lhoe who die I i.one were sick moie thsn thrte dar, aud several uollioie than three or lour hour. Tne steamship Humboldt nf llie aime Iris t alle 1 irom Stettin aboui three il ns ago. Comptroller Grrnt Chupplnc Oft Ilir 1 1 r is st ol llie Tnmiitniiv riiu-r-llnldrrs Tlicfii 'S; soniu vxeilrniFiit nro!"",;! tt. Cijiir' HtUie jeiteiday, otrr tKr guillo lnin: by lle.uiy Co-nip?eI!t Qicta. Tli follu.'ili.g ato llie appuii.t 1, e ill am! lemovals VIlIl1m .Meuktu, cierr; Cen tre M 'rket, vice John O'ilrlrn; KJward lilipit licit, r erk Wasjlti.ion .Market, vue John I.. W hit ten I)..iill O'lteil y, Deputy Colli'i-l'ir Cuy llutv nues, 1 tee Johu HuS.i Jo.,11 Horn, Iipiii'i tri lecur hightienth Ward Mirt, i..-e liuili Mr liarrj l'alilck 1). Uvines Me 1'itncU CuuOlip, Di-juty Collector CHy I: -venue. K Irene U Keels, lienor (lourrnur M run, tvlc'; T. Cuiej, Ci'iilscor rrubklin Marki-, acd damn I)ni.no:i, a.ai.lsri, c. erk W-iMiliou -U.rt.jI, .-i- yiu r. mo.eu. Tim Ness lle.il lu Wfstel,rlrr. T'.ic Suii'tvi-wri n" Vc''lieter citniiv e jesieiday In Wbltt l'lalm rn, ip-nt ti,0 ,1.1; electin: a chairman and 3 clerk. A', the la.' of the Hojid th: I) nocrats had one iii,io.Hy j hut since l ien t-tA.rd Millets of Harrison tad Clias. Hai'.galo -nVost Farm nnvo beconit li-publlcsns. CCo-iqUenlly ttivia Timi a bij; fihl uvu the chair man, llathgile lad (reviously pledge I 1 Imiclf to vol tor tx-Stnilur CjitldHnII as chairman. Tl.i re ar twmiyfour ncxliers. Winn tne vole ws taken, Scni.tor-elect Itobertson recmve.l twelte lo'i", lljvli ten, and Cuuljtietl ubi W illoti nol voting. ieven billots were ta1.cn witu tl i 1 -su l At the cUltlh ballot I) I him eriamt voted lor Hubert eon, and he was tinted In una luijontv Twee rimo n flaht over lio rlirkthlp. Tnintt t'.i ballots wero taken nu I He clerkship, Wl V" i .1 h. ,1 1 rV,.. ,1 ni"' '"''I Aas butwfiif I'ur.on" ilep,") od'n'oVlonVii IJohntoii tllMi'.l. The b.illut wis t tor I'r ison, tin mr llortnn, onn fo' Jo.iiKun. ind ono nlirk precUiV tl.e mi l- l..ilot as tor el alrmin 0.1 llio mint? aiepi I lrl.nl, the llortou it in wuliJ.-ew and John son was elei (e I (cuius Kid ol II. The nppc.il in tho Foley inj'tnclloii suit was railed in the Supreme Couil, (ieiiirul ruin jri! r day Mr (I'lmrmsii d i ti e ho ly of c IpJubcUoa lad hem taken away by plereineal, but I' wis In 101t111tth.it lie rrlLribli li.ioueil unould ho de elded. He asked that the argument should he t dusin lor an ear 1 da, The Cntnt wus avt-i-e In tins roui's, und Uecaiena liiia.'ly (uluier Ihe Utm. Nol liiilni.' islii'l'r Tlii't mi- Vol W'iidIpiI. All taliil'ir l're.ir iaiil piibiii-fj- eslcriluy thai een If I e ns not icnlnl out of his seal In llie l.e.-l! dure he wou'd not ta.i it He added iSjt no 'I' 'Hint It) Uemni r.ll A .10 lul hieil elected In the Mate t-in.l ur Ltgislatu waul I go tu Alban) Ihn n litter, Conirrrs-rnen nol r.xenipi Iroin Arrrst. WiMiitdfrv, NfiV. 11. .11 tniPunin ('out t nl tl.o Jit-'iai n( Co Ubiliia, In lae ca'ejuf bu.li-r n.'ai it hr.pri.iin. In win 'i a him iinsr of Cnogri is tU'tded Ills pnvilcgo irom anrst upon pio:iss is sued a.aiiist 11I1.1 by u eull inhti.ial, haa dicided tl.nl tho tunent or nui' out; ilims n il tiiaku 1 ait ill congress a pilvliegu from tna .emeu u' civil p.i.cr, 1101 does the Cor.slitutiob 1 odicavo in au wa thai Ho is s) eiionnt 11 .i.t jo.v soma. 'I'ell 1 i.-'i cu-hing 1 rslni Irs pn-'ti-i-. 1 -pptQ.-t Rq A -,tA t,nd-ti.i 1 liuiir 1 jpi iiiiip 11 i,'i I' Uiewer, nf Ih Fourth Cms at West I'iii.iI, aa 11. 11 .linns-el for harnsilni sul Improperly lote.'lcrnz wlib a cadet leutiael oa uty Neerctiry Hnutwe.l yiqusil' Ihst no claims against ihs Hailed rtia'es wlile'i hsv btsn inbtniited lor allndlcaiion to the Court ol Claiiui ,hal l.eieifier hi enierta'np4 By the acco.atiog offleari. and that no claimi that have bean tranilatit, aaA a deeliloa made Ihireon by lbs pi op if accouallag offlcen, mill M ri opensd, tictpiopipllUotC) I6t fKftltr;, ene mCAVKV M03T A T.UttATIO A 3 TL If AT, An lnnne (lentlrmnn Tnlten Iterugo In Ihe Monnlnlna Found brlwepn I vro II). Incka-Tsrrlvi) Diiyi Without Food. Can f ipoudeace of Tht !ua NtwDunon, Nov. IS. Abonl one year ago, Mr. Wllllsm Titus, tn elderly (juaker residing In the town of Cornwall, Orange county, lust hi wife. Truro that time Mr. Tliu began lo exhibit ymp tomt of Inttulty. At Ihe malady evidently grew worn, hit children placed blm under tne control of Dr. KlUildze, at hit private Insane a-jlum at Fish kill, Dnlchest county. A few month alternant, Mr. Titnt timed Irom Ihe ctjlnm, and vvaa tone two dan and a night, making tht fields hi home. He was lound slier every available oflort bad been mado. He had not tasted food during his abtci.ee Irom the ajlum, About the S3lh or SOlh of Oclober last be ataln ttrsjed from the asjtuni, and look temte In the fie'dt tnd mounlalnt, His friends were Immediately notified of hli eecapn, tnd Instituted a thorough search, miking 1 circuit ofmanv mile. All elTor's to find Mm. however, were In vin until Iwelvo dan bad elapeed, during which time Mr. Titus bad not lilted a morsel cl lood. He a lound between two hty ttackt netr Jonnsvllle. Dutchess county, alwut Iwelv mil (rum in placo whence he bid escaped lie htd auuered crrtm irom win 111 nun and Horn exposure. He was laken to the nrarest c0m.0rt.1ble quarters at Johnavill. lie lln.crrd a day or two, I died last Friday night li la and that near by the Itay-slacAt where he was discoveied there no a sarin of water, and by III frequeut Visit lo this ipilng a will be-ilen win had teen made. Mr 'I llus was Hie fattier c( the piesent ttecurder of this city, Charlca T. Titus, ami lalher-ln-law of th np'f'l Orang county criminal ilawyer, John Hslloi.k Drake, of this city. He wat respected by all wno knew 1 tin. THOXriKO AT ri.EVTVOOn. Clrny F.ddlo Iho tVlnner of the t.100 Fnrae Thr (Irent Hoc Couponed. Tlicro were two capital race at Fleetwood yes terday afternoon. First race, match 1,000, betw con bay mare Amerlmn (iltl and Ihe celebrated trol ling sial'lon W. II. Allen. Tbe former bad the call In betting alter tbe first two heats, the oddt being (100 to (10 on tht mate. I'cter Manee, the driver of W. II. Allen, won the third and fourth heals by mailerly driving, to the turprlieof tbe win men or the turf, who were betting betvily agalntt tbe ilalllon. Hie race was adjourned until lo day at S 0 clack 1. M. Tbe other trot waa for a porta and alake of (300, mil heat, belt three In five, In hirness, between gray gelding Gray Kddlr, b. m, Hell ol Orange, a. g llickey, aud r. m. Lady Wells, (lrav Kddle was the lavorlte previous to starling at Ills) to (CO agalnit tht field, Tl.e race wai a very ex citing one. Hulls of Orai.ee won the firit heat, as tnnlshlng fie tuckers ol Kadis Th fright ws 1 Sad one (or tht knowing ones, as (Jray Kddlt won tho three last heals und ra-e ea'itr. Valeh 1 1 JOT. mile heit. hen three In five ro harness It, lianiel' o 111. American cn I I I i V. Maoee'i b. 1. W II. Alien 7 3 1 1 Ou.itier. IM. Jllte. riiitheit ta 1 mo ji.I h-econ.l l.at 37l lil.l i:.M 1 lurl h. at t 1 3 Fourth heat U-V iiwil l'uise atd siakt tall), mile heati, belt three In Ore, In It I'uuiiiis's it g (lrav llnole 7 111 t. Iloclcu'a b. 111. He loot Orainie I 3 'J J J. Muipln'a br. in. l.adv Men 3 1 a Ii. l'hlet's ca. g. llickey i 3 Uiiiirler. Ibttr. illlt rintheat 87 l!l Vtioy 'eoui heat IH1S UN I bird neat ot n.7!i It W Fourth host 2i 1:1 H JulX In consequence of .VcCcrnV dam bridge btli.g closed tu Ire Itnialltng public, the only diieil route to Fleetwood Hjco ('outre Is ui tlxtn avenii to ItUili alretl. New York, l.ience across tie Harlem tndgo up the old II Mm rout to liStb street. Moll Haven, aud t cucc b Cedar ruid direct la tue ttaclt. Ilrlg.-Con. 1' 11 ul. nnd I ho Llescutli Iteclnient Mtl prlacil. Yesterday morniuR n ilelcgatlon or officers of la Twenty-flfib Heglmenl arrived Loro from Albi. ny. During the day they were the gueiti ol Ilrlz. (len. Auiustus Funk tnd bit Hall. Ltit nig t they wr Invited by Col, Vlllmer to Imped the Eleventh -t at their armory, Chryitlo and Delancey Itrglm... -pot. and earned a myaterloui and tresis. T.tei mt n c,on... large package. Toe e -Cl. Liver prlv.ilo room. Then Col. ..Hies. nee, Major Carroll, an I Ailjoiit.t Ctber ttccped (o lit 'ront, and uncovered the myilmout package. It proved to be a handsomely engrossed aet of roan iutlons, fr.tn ed In cold, containing likenesses ol the officers of the Tnenty-flllli llezluieut, and expre sions ol thanks lor the onlerlalument given by tue I. etenth Hegiment to Ihti I wrnlv-flftn Itegunrnt nt Citnp Anues (Heizer'a l'art.) lasi June. The presen lalion was made la in apuropriate spcecu by Col. Andes Oen Funk responded, and ae-pt I Ih bini'lfiil testimonial on he'i .1' ol 111s 1 1 rc.'imcot. He r.ir matlv lurno I It user to the rti-io.lv ul the Hleveuih Itctimeiit. Col. Vi Hner reeeited it lor llie rn.l mrnt. and Invi'.el tl.o guets tu a hindome colla tion wnlch was aoioiil In an adjoining roum. Drill was dlrprnse.l w.tti. and the band plijt-J patnoiic all. Among the gentlemen piscnt weie Miim llherm-tii, Lleut.-Cu- C. J. btaith Vajor Iknimer, an I i.t-11 all il.e olUcer of the niev.'iilh I! -tl.i.ci.!. I I. e eulcttalumerit broke UD at :i I1U1 hour. .llHtirl ollp I'rsilvul, Last til'' l 'w u ;tu, a g.i'.j Jn.v er ong a great numocr ol tho Jolly Oermans of Hie clt Aa the pigs had been klilt, tl., nu ticca made, sud the eautrkre-ct d.lr rrcisrvod aud plcAled aud barrelled fur winter use, thttt honeet and Industrious cituen; bj ulo It J.., as la tiu;il with l!.ebH s 2a ,tl) thtlr merrlwv aud to cMtbr.io -he e.non In proper roim, Tuenf-re, at Iipy Krauis'i and a dezn cih.r cizy places the evening was made '..clous, lihlne wine en gled uiia apatkledaml vanl-hod: la'.r 'Vimed an',! sparkltd and gi s, t nd tinware .0 1, we,,' tung .y hundred-. 0 .euplV lu 1 -s' irvsU, pork vanlshel wlih tuarTClo-. racldity jand Walsol-eioup, llie dish of tho da; .tnta like tnt shining curicnt ol t tide ir ii'dcd slieam, Narly eiory (If-rmm hod -ur gave a r.oniv ciitiriiiiiipeiit lo ins Irien Is last night, won tilth goul mu-ic, rind wine, ,nd tei", and Hi merry d ol the V.ti'.bnil. and goaaip and rhil, and lm iiiiklnj, an 1 ginertd J01. tne ei..iiit :n the quieiet ull I iiiot orilily e f our ciiiZ'ji.s, ure nl UC han lcU f rl. it... j'.'f.t o.v.i .v i.ki ..vc:. lirlek Pomeioy baa given JlOtnltie Lee 1 .uuu in -ut loud. Hid ..rgrit aubictlptleuol any .Sew Votter cseepi 1 lioa b. h Cox. H"' AI re 1 Hurtoii write a letter In which he '.ays hti do.s not want tliu 1'rcsidi.ner ot 1posr.iph. I iciii fnion No. 0. 71 greil trouble uita Hon liuiton 1 1 that l.e Iij too many trie rn's. I viu'iosirti or vm mi:. Liura IIuiUoii, cuiu. t, win titiir.l ro 1 I., to,1 former hjiban-J. a so c-,' jrjd, ou the Lul' 'j fla.lt. Iter), near .tew Orh'iut. John Filz.rrald v.ai Ml I lir ,lu-lii"f Sh .mil n 1 rstcrd.y tor sicaiinir s.ioiui ko.aoi.'iu i.oi.iauia. ulleri' in Writ Foil) IU: reel. Anlhnii Fenarls, sne ik tl lef, wai c iplur 1 lerday In the eel nf ilu.il'nif e 1 thing Ir 'in a.'l 7 nt-u nieiri-. Nuipleeu keys ul Vf-llou shupe and u a were found 00 Ins person. frium MeNullv uml tl trgaret Hjlllvjn htd f,l t on hiiiiiluv nigi'i ni Tl Hitiilon meet nnd dur.iu uu n'fs 5iliun Inio'ty liraiitt'd M iruaret with .u in Butan Is in the Ktiex Market prton. Ileiuy Cooper, .1 rl.-rk In the Internil lievrnue effico in the Ciuhiiii llonis, vat talcen bi-torn lr s I oliiliiU'ioner F.llelilt e.p-.y on r1 true, of pilltliiz rineeiiril iiimpi oil unnlieiis of touch, Ilu gays bsil la IJ.OJI). Tne jii v t In Ih rise nf Joieph La7U. ou trial n Towrnulnwn. tM tor the unil'iler nl an iiiihii ivii wt 111 111 in-,r ta.p's M.itiot, tin ipi j.l Julie lipi.a rr being nut nom oiIockoh rrUay iiieui, ami adiaa 10 iicit-e n te diii'liargod on dunday utoreing. 'Iho etui nf lliiaitv anl limicn, His v ee ei lint s, Il not In be cillul lull mondc? In ihti tlenral he-lits Judge II u 01 is jbmnt Alliai.y p t nd .11: H eali. oi'lore li.e t.'ouil ot Conn inr. plea. li,U i.tllini; hi. t I beoo i.eai I 10 Ihe. i.'ii l"tirisj't OlBtJ Irom Alr.nra'isin in relation 10 th j ilefenou. On nut: 1 1 nen.n 11 Mr. IH.iit Means of lot (ferry si tel w 11 nsir- sirirkrt and Usioliion it 1 0'-t a li w ii alui-ksi bj- foui highivavnipn. one 01 wiiont. iVm 1 nnmn up d hnn nr ihe neck ani atr.ic mill ivilh .1 lb''. 1'im mner tmos thai ruobti 1 Miany m 71 1 with wii eh tney cic.ipsd. iti'iinji o 1 i,as he'd ti an.v-'ir. A sneak l'i"! was r. otnred eaerday a'teruoo.. bv IIBIeer hai k nu llio .eeoim Itinii n Ml Tint lav nu- Icllow op-ued 110 Ironl door 11 ill, a sk 1-t in ke e.ii.la lie orhcer walrl.pt him When the onle-r I aO Irs mail Bur nwei.i(ol hlu 'In. I-l'imuave fi s nam si the 1 nirly C't'i naf Amnoi l.lie ii'- Jlona Urei. Uu l.-a rreto a 4 hew an ma nnd eisen snes 11 r' n In p sou w re 1 und oinuicu s.eletoa keyt aua a uu.1,0. 1 ol pawn llcaeli. Ueorgn Oisood of New Hiven aeeiisted Ofacer Maceitiier, ol Hi" Prime Hrest Ut' 11 lall niiln, ana compla ned uiat Ihe a Ian hadbeitun him. (Iigood'a Itm iit c leia I "lib srouadi which he laid hsl been innicied oy a iluh In Hit binds ol Mr Allen The. wai irrma. sad liken to the pollei nation, wnert oigood OiellBia to mage cotnplalal azalail Ulna. It wai altar. 1 ward aicirtilaed thalUieo( whlltdiunt had created I LIFE IN TI1K METROPOLIS. i DASIlKa ltKllKAMt Til Kit IS JIT TUB H KVN',1 llKVOUTr.lia H Justice Dorellna's Alnrrlngei-A llrlltlrint H rtimdny Aaaenibliseo In lloud Minel-jV H Mir In Ihn Tlirislrlrnl Wnrlil. H Alexander lluicuilon Ooldio Tuulnnaii Is a rasy H tire or the Isle of Man. He Is prepossessing In ap pcaranco nnd possessed of greit wonlili. During lb H porlormtncrt of the relebrated l.ldla Thompson H troupe In Ergland Mr. Alexander II. 11. Tanbnnea H was a frequent vl-ltor at tht thettro, Htcomlngea H snared of Mis Kate Woollnms, better known at) tetetH Kato l.dgcrlon, be followod her to this coaatry. H After their brief oreanlc conrlshlp Mr. Alexander H II (1, 'lnubouau proposed tnd waa ncccple.l, and on H Sunday alternoon Justice Howling, who wis a H fcllon-voyager of the Thompsnn troupe frnm Kig H lann lo Hits counirr, milled Alexander nnd Katt In H the bonds nl matrimony. The bride Is 19 and tre H groom 10 years her senior. '1 ho ceremony was per H formed at 10 llond si reel. The bridesmaids were tM Miss Jennie Lee and Mitt Annie Hotxille. A large jM company ol theatrical faiblonablet nslslsnl nl Hi 'H wrdillni;. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Aloxander iH llovemlen (loldle 'I'atihonau started lur Niazart, na H their bridal tour, and on lhlr return tbe bride H will return htr place on theaiage. H (irrnt F.xrKrmrnl las the I'rndnee rarlinngo A Mngtilnr Annoiineonienl About 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon llio Pro 1 duce Lichanjc wat thrown Into a stain nf ureal eg. H clt'Pient. The lnlellectnil Farmer of Chapoaqoa H walked Into the ball, lis wia Introduced lo the H merchant! by Col. Itee.l, tht I'riuldent, The eoj j'H thuslasra was unbounded, Cheer upon cheer raa H tlirough the Exchange. Tbe broken gathered) H sbont the noble tgrlcullurlit like fltos about sugar cist. Th honest old larmer wns apparently I H overcome bv this msgnlflcenl reception. H Soon alterwsrd Theodore Tiltnn and Oen. Dsn H Jamln F. Itutler entered the ball. The broken) iH elzed their silver teapots and flour scoops, and stood In trim eller.es a the two diatlnguliaed gill- r tlaaaaaiaaal tleuien psssed by. One prominent merCisnl nert iH vouslr gra'ped his pocket-book, and ahonteri H apoooi I" at the top of hli voice, The old farme B left th Uxchant In company with lllton atd fH Duller. Helo'a they deo.rted a dozen whit placard B were putted up la coutplcuoui placet. They read IfftH at followa i J H LOST-5 Hirer teapots, 1 sliver flnnr scoops. Sta b'taaaaaVsVai posed tu have been stolen Nov. 13, U7I. 1 IsjBAH Some of the merchants ezprosatd Ihelr sorrow at I I l-VAVAVJ seeing the lutute Ouvernor ol Massachustlli lat 1 H tuch good company. III iBgfgH The F.mbsirbsillon or llio l'rlnee. J (1 Yctterdiy uftcrnooa it two o'clock two dur I H tlngulshed gentlemen stepped from the Aslor Uouh into a canlase. One wis Lieut. Fred. D. Orabt,' H who was ordered by lilt father on tbtm duly with H Oen. bbrrman In order to gtt full PJ wbllt In Bo' iltPtPB rope, and the other wit Iteir-Admlril Aldsn, whoral H I arragut once caine near trying by eaurl martlsl lor ftBBH cowardice. They drove to the pier at Whltehark H and embarked In a splendid Irlgste lur l.urope. I'hej tiiisll boi in the sutlers clapped theln H luinut In childish glee ns the? etw th, old man who wat oienly accused by his com-, H inauder o( cowardlr lit tne hour ol hallle, and Ihti young man whusa fallur allows him to oitaln moneyl H Irom the peoplo by Ill's prriencet go abroad to H rcprmnt their beloved country. H fsonirtktnz HUr 1'oraeeullon. H Hie trial of Hen. Thomas Jordan, who U H under Indictment fur bring concerned In tbe llltinc, H out of n Cuban evpedlllon, came up In llie United H Slstea Circuit Court yesterday. Il was finally sr 1 ranted Hist If the (7ovetnme.il ws r.ot roady to BAVAB proceed at an early day, a ndU pnutqui should be H enteied. Mr. H. K. I'iicIim, counsel lor (len. Jour H dan, laid that tbe trill hat been postponed from iH lime to time by the Uovernmenl In order to obtain lH lestlmonv whicii ho thought outd not be o'Halned, ftaaaaaaaVJ because ll Is not In ezlsteuce. aVtaVtaVJ (loldsuillU .Slald .11 pi Ul ut 'JllH on n Heavy rititAPtLrniA.Nor. IS. Anotticr race botrv ten aoldimllh Mild tnd Lucy for (3.000 cimeeffUilt atlernnon at Suffolk l'nrk. find was wltnissod by. 1 tbout 3.300 petann. Th V.ald won lu three straight heats Time, t:., J:ll, :'J3. The trick lH Aal heavy. p aaaaaaaaal Ki:tr j r.nsKY. Th name of Ihe Heathen Chin who jj; l.eil-vllle the other day was .V- pinJP a-j Cvt )m' swawawawai r'airic H1ly, of Oakland avenue, Jersey City,' wai run ovrt nd killed Isit ulght by one ol the I'avo' 1 H nla horse care H Mn. Sarah F. Norton, widow of the rifled Caul. Norrla Nortnn. will leeiure 1.1 ?ht Scwaik iipera Houif H this evening on Iho bumbng of wTmaniutTiige. H ri.Asiir.a ruon this ooban a.ini.ns. Queen Yictorla' health II Improving. J O tceusrd Communliti, 10,013 have been ills- cairged anJ 773 coavicted. H Two person! were klll-d nud levrrtl Injured by 1 a gai eiploaion In l.eedi ycitordny. 1 B The ship Escort. Capt. Samuels, of New v 1 1 ygVaai wsa bnrned at Antwerp ou iiunday. KtKtKt Cnmmodoro J. Ashhury arrlvet' Vt'gH Saturdsr. tin renounep,! all rEn,ll''1 gffflH aalu lor the Once".1 .-jillni, nf Minlnndlnt; tsztSB ,a.t he l.olnlou;V.,-. JNuurlcan w alert, aul Five ne'.-rpes wen nrrestod nnd fined In Hunting. H ton taaay lollowlng cloctlou lor Illegal ruling. B Tl (,o ly of the man found drowned at Newtown S-'-.-k has been lit'inlified as Itmluf J111111 o'llllen, B r.letemh Ne 1 t-rk. lie I'atr; a wile anJ, oue child. ilr. lillgleuburg. a resident of Mlp. and dolnc IibI 1,uiIiics In Sew ork, was l.t iv injureii in iiiea itiil BBBB on tJaiuid-v by llie pimp., ,rL 1 aj d iY lot ni i.umi iH lU'lroad III alln-ieting iq i.D ,'fr ii,. iJitn in. BBBoas eloihes caught, and In wit ,,,,f5n irnlir lli"wb.pU BaH lUjureu. JOlTJXO.t AIUWT J'OIF.V. fl Hsnge o'temperilnre yeslerdiy from 33 10 17. 'llefilgate Wutash Is it anchor oil Siaplelort BbI BBBB Th counsel for Mr. T wd have tervod excepilont bVbVJ to tho onler ol J l.n l.e irm d. Jol.r Daltln. n' 110 West Twenly sixth ilreet, wia .ic. 1 by a lulu nay lading 011 h 111. BtMt V.ittcii- A Horrkk. llq 1 protriiient rieiiber of BaflVJ Hi i n k I U11ngo, die 1 aiuldi nlj icsii rday. BKtMt I I e rnmrl.iititH agiinat Cint. Clu.rles Mel) mnell have ht l'b UUuillle.l bv Ih 1'iitle r,ii,ii,illoi,.. BBB J.1I111 Ilirmliighini, nl 171 Liberty slruet, died yss. lerdsy, having lalien overooinl 11 1'ier 7, Norm lifter, Al'rrt Ilanskrr. 11 tlnrm.111 umlgrant, wa lound di td In nu be 1 at 3 Clreeuivlch ilrcei jeilerdai moru BBBJI BBB (iiorge ZlninernMn, nf 1S7 1'Ht street, wns klllel H by mslalliugof a gl'dcr la the Third A tea a 5 Hailroad 'BKBB I Itoun lain'aii (.til in. Iito nf th Franklin atrret to. llrrststinn ha been appjimed Ciiicl ol tne lonibe Court fiqii 1 I J.ecb J. Wolf, a rrotnln'-nt ilisliller. sails lor KUMpe t dit l l.sllon Max IIhi tpi-lcrler and parly will nun otr. p BBfll .lustlces Lednlth aid shmolpv have eieliangpit Blfl pliicrs. nilvnu r will su at. iPiiprion Market i'o'ic BBtH Lourt.anl the l.t.er at l.eiex lar,et. Mr Harrison lledllel'l. Ida ran lidale fur Asilslant HH iern.nn In tne Herenih H.-inc, n'd not sell out, tut reiitalii I in tbo field until nil waioter. 'Hi FxecntlvoCi.miiilite nf the Ktan7.ll nil A J am e r oied yoaierd iv 1 1 giwi a puiil r rvepii,-i to gVH I, Itnisiiu Ii'ioutau iu ifir Ih aiilv tl of ai iis. Ye-'lttd) moinluz alatildi. ired IJvur dnigh HH ipr of ,.,!.T doinis 11 nf Iniupitiiisvi In. winl eiung her nreakdst fell tnp't in in-enslr ai t diet mitauiiy; Deputy Cuuiilroller llle.n )n ir'v pill thai Ii-iartiiieiii of I'uiilip Iniinieil ,n tttVUMi I .r teaeiiers' fslsiiet. and tn the lipparinieai nl Charltlrs aut Cur! BB rection 113 300 (or Hie blind. BKBI Hunum's (Iresl Show w-iaonend In ihs IlinV last '.venlng 7H"niD'!i ef 1.1''""' "'roni't inn placs .111 1 nii.if-iteil "'"'t-nul aeught ai the noteit) and BBBJ tarieiy qiine liitrriaiuuii'iit, f BBBJ It is apl by sou. 11 lull ihn ilmni.nl nf clerks In ggVfll 1 1" I.oai 1 1.( llenilh wa I ,r thu puipuietii rpiient-h H II. -a lui niiiei a-sert toil it was became luer gaBB wolk I lor tie Hutoiiii party. BBBJ Ihn body ofjiniss Jobiis'in, wha waa draivnol I VJb la I week Ur lite csii'lilltj of Ilia rtllll boll Ve mini r atl'irrll North l.lver. was ye Ipi Itv In md hv the Jivi'tsjij I re'U'ts) luJrl t.'jj tire..', f iruiq.... iHI A s'll'i t rnmpaiiv nl hlihnis and lismi-ii nf t e 3H I iiiicn.al IJhiiii h 111 l.ixt ny wil this niorunu onler. SBJBJB tain f e I. in HUlto'i ni J, inline--1 in 1 Hie lllghi i:ey, &0tAai Ur lue ot iinlvcriisinpioii, Uugland, mm u braakiail IftflB at Iieliiiomeo'i. J. W. Cnnklin, Ksq who his been a leicW in JVBB I, riii Mujieit "iio'iiu ri 'io I So it iur Ih b it It VBB ypuis, hl b. 1 11 ni He I'mu- pl of piudle sel.nnl Su 55, HBgl c 1 11 t ird tl.. oil au.c m. gavo I1.111 a Out IBB int. I U, .in esu rdav Im Itiley wep.i ronnt the F.urih m, 1 "-.itn ffH 1 s '.11 i-a'nrnsi 1 l eet ig i i ,n-iy r,fM,. .yia VH I. un a i.ooi- le 1 ma Iiary t;.--t of u tt ii.ain HflB I' reel frtnn whom h oi.ia,.,e.i. ,y e .14 1.1 'rTsjT let and Jnitiee Howling neid him. rH Toe hociely or tie Army of the (uniteilsnd at II. e Ast ir Horn list etei mg ap, cinicd ai I' itiif.li VV Lie annual reunion In Huron tn-moriow in n lur tAm rium (nn Updike. Col. Kales. C'.tl Lcwil.tol Hub. -fll bird. lol. aiiiimll. Ilijor Hoi loo, ami otl.en. I tie delcgitei itari thli morniug. 31 Tht dsclilon of Judge Uirnird rnnOrminf the r. J rort of tnt Commliiloaeri or Kitlmate aad Asseii- 1 rosot rslslive to ine opsaing ol Itlteriids Pari, waa 1 (St. diieoiisd yestsmsy before Juigi luiraasui and sBB Cardazo c sat ai Tbsrwtr sit ntttuk.f Wl tile .flBJ dP Ui

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BEB)..BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Bb F B THE SUN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1871. i 1 It shlnra ror AIL n tpi:siay,' novi:muku ii, ien. Amuir incut ro-d-tta I aeslh'a 1 aealre One Jan K. ".taa, J l.,rr I kfnlrt n-rtsa. K Itaraam't Urrtt Dux mil, .Ii-. -KM, MT. sal ID it, 'I lit anl'a llnern House l a,.asltut, J HHh Aveaue thiatre-lmf.a. tread Opera tltuse Kl asa Og, I Glstie 1 hesl'e-l-f'M. V I tea lalwln'a 't heatre Osara Raat, lta t!ai, I 1 Mblo'a (Jarea-Oaf Amarliaft etnta. hf w a urk tlreu-IS.bil.,ftpriltt Ataatiay ef ttala. tllyaapla 1 hratretltmplv Oaitlr, etflnway llall-rialilan CssmL Sl.dl Thralrt-WarhM. ft. f ante Tap atre-Ot-t,tla Trassa. aa yraaelM-a Mlnapta-sa n,ia.a.. i 1 ear )'iutor't llppra llsaae Pifa.a Y..b, A. Slatirf,, i Tapalre Comlquo-Wdk, 1 Union Hauare 1 hralre- TitranrJ nary S.t. I I. T. ell.tk'a Tba.Ue K j tl aad'a lbacmn TI.B L'a DaUti,. a-, itauuia. If I I'or t lie arcommoo'allon ol person residing np town, advetlitriiirnta for 1 us f-vx will bo received at f niilaf rales at the tin-town advertisement offlea, fl4 1 .11 Writ Tl Irty sfronl stiVrt. at m-Junction ot i'j aUcadwa) aud rsittli avcunc. irooa H A. Si, to t P. M. C0R PRESIDENT Our 3" alt r ,f tan hi in, Dr. IIOHAOR GTIEELEY, i oc ciurrAiii't. aeS ik-l tH rnsa. w nri a-l MaM, it, Ltrf Iratllts.-'-lVam'ta. aaaHtt KB' J Vr'ns there I-'riiml or onlv Tolly in thp Bfl I W nshmgtou Trrnty I BV I Tliero is nno feature In tlio Washington B. treaty which ling not jet excited llio ntten- lion it deserve. This Is the dnlo which It BV I fixes for the termination of tlie Southern ro- 1 Minn. TVs tint" It stited In tho twelfth BV I art.cl) vi ihi- tr."lv, tho first portion of which BV la in tl.i' f 11e.vv.ng language: BV "tin lil b ret '-i Mr wul'i r,?re- t at nil rl-nino i1 l id n n'u.i r npjtile an j puvale. i'i In i-1 1 ai of tai' I ni'i I M.i it, HL noon ti e 1 1 ii t of her t iltannie Mijeaiy. C' trislngmu (,i in ..i. nutted galn-t in irraont or a riottrtv of i mn i L. if J aut-t during tnc p-1 Id J Dttx ul 11 o'.Vjill, 1 -til. anil too Vlll i 1 1 Arrl', l'tvi. i i !i.tt i-i'ii-uf rronlnz H. notolttieaclt nf t'u- i-tcla ic'i-rird to III Art. L of !-ii 4-. .w, at.! ,1, ,,U Lit Iiko tji-ptl.-n, m.i ilp rut of corfui allots. compani.x. or jirlviu In Jit HI u alsi. mrj-ru of Iit llrlUM. c .it 9ai)', upon tli llovurii-Ifir-nt ol the t't ttr.l M:i;i fiTiains oat of cl com inltivil till tt thp rn ruu or property of aahjrct of llfr Iliitanlc Majruj durmn the sunn PTIO'I, which nar liaro twcu I'lmcoleJ to .loir .vtmuunt lor In Intt-ri'oaiiiun ulin the oilier, and wHIciiirt re mam uni tt'eJ, la nvll as anr oihrr fiK-li rlalmi wlikh nnv he pronrnteu w itttlii tlx tine peciarl l iAri.XIV of thl traatr, itml b.TcfrrreJ to lhre i um'M-i'i.nir-. ho i:ali a't-et at 1 ii-hmxton at H; (lie earlliat c nvrn ent terl 'J af. -r tiu-r have U vu Itapcc.lrilx luun-U." What pojjlWc reason can thors horo hoon for ilcclnrln with nil thit) piiellivcuuss and H' polcmnity that tlio reloliloa uns tenninnted B. on April i', 16C.J t That was tho dato of Li;k's flurrcmlcr hut tomo of tho mo;t ira B'a port&nt cvmtn of tho war and tho crcat- B' cat destruction of Drltlsli rrpTty hy'our B troops t"k ilccu rtftcr tlir.t day. Gen. A Wileoj.'s raU thronih Alal nma nnd V Ocorgin, tlttriiiK which ho destroyed nn Immois i nmouut of property, nearly all of which will probnbly now bo proved to havo L been I'.ritiuli, d'nl not end till lnnr nftor ft April U. On April 11 ho oc, upled Mont- Kimu-ry, where a v.iat quantity of cotton nml K, other property fell Into his han U nnd was A "T,".";' ,Cl,i ll occnplod Colnmbiu est l'ulnt on tlio i-un. i.. e Hj' ftn'1 p" Jr)' U ho captured Jnri'. Davis. During this ra'.d Qcn. AVn.o.v dostroyod m. of cotton nlouo two hundred nnd fifty tliou- K Mml hales, worth nt that timo one hundred millions of dollars, betides other things of H; 1 enormous value. Other commanders did tho Mm", though probably tho amount of their M di st ruction wns lc.a. B Now why does this treaty, by (hln;; the BB Oi!i of April r.s tho Urininnlion of th-j witr. BB Kructfonn11 clalm9 fouailci1 Pn sc'.i de- on which, J?"m!"atIn by Ul CommI B'- InKton Wl, v doWSl'' U ",e0t ?l WnS''- aaaaaaiaal ''8 dlClUju tint K,Mi BBB claims nro not offljclci by rV 1 al 8UCl! aaaaaaH .1 1 l-t CXUtOntaj of j tho reU'l.Ion, but aro ordimry gucll BBB s might arise npalnst our aoverntant nt BBB tho prent day, and bo enforced nnd pa.i It tho usual manner? As wo have Mated, Qca. i Wltio.v lur id ojtto" nli of;, without ci,nntln other proprty, worth ono mtidail millions of dollar.; and most -A If ot all f ihu vM d01lbleM now bo proved by ovulenco tt-.n ar.., ),r d.pput'-d, tolmvobulonyod to British owners; nd why Is all this tahen out of tho prcdica. merit of property destroyed In tho rebellion nud placed by this troity in tho category of projK.Tty destroyed uni.-r ord.nary c.r.uni itnnceH? Tho fnct which wo havu now exposed is m rcmnrhablo that it excites tho suspicion tl.at thcro may possibly havo been grosB treachery on tho pnrt ol somo person who had control of the n 't'otlntlons on tho sldo 5 1 of tlie Uniti-d States. And when wo remem. bi-r that J. C. lU.Ncnor-T Davis, whom tho MoRsjchusetts IaesUlnluro litis already con victed of the prossst brlbe taklnr; and tho basest l.einiyal of a tacred trnet, had much to do with the framim; of the troatv.and has been promoted by Clon. Guaxt to tnko nn In- Cm ntiul port in tlio tetthment nt Geneva, I this su-plcion becomes very strong Indeed. BBV H Srrends llv( n ulicr K. ivun ut fur political re form is jaln- BH. i "livntit throujihoiit tlio country, nud in BJ "II 'liuetlo.ii the ieiplo nro mahlnt,' eilbrts 1 1 iniiiR i just ee the corrupt ofliceliolJurB wlo havo U'lHr.ycd pul.l.e conlldence nnd Hr T Hwlf uflleinl jioiilrtiiiis to nieutUUlato BB Bj' 'J ho A.lcruey Gcneial ct Indiana is en- BBB '1 in ii(vtl(uting tho operations nil BBj iau AinTitorij, lieasurers, nud' Public BBBj I'rintim since IsCI, roinirislnK Democrats In d llepublicans, and proposes to ascertain b"w It Is that men liuvo middenly b'como I i el who, when they took olhcc.wero as oor J. us (Ien. (Ihnx at tlio beginning of tho war, I, wl'1'" Id' prudent father rofuhod to endorso- t his nolo for $p.00 in jiaymont for a military outfit. It Is alleged that tho Treasurers in Indiana for the Inst seven years havo enjoyed the private usoof the Mato funds, and that .mi theAu'litois havo reijularly appropriated BBBJ largo amounts to which they havo no legal BBBJ claim. Tho present Htato Printer has been AB" p64.'CUted fof pcrjliry In swearing to the H correctness of fraudulent bills, and tho nc- B counts of his predcceEsors aro being tlior. BBV. oughly overhauled, BBS Tho rolgn of swindlers, formers, briho re. BBB cclvcrs, present Inkers, and public plu nder crs of all descriptions Is near Its end. The CnmpnlKn ol' 1871 The Outlook lor tho I'titure. Tho results of the tlrctionof lfi?l arc full of Insttuctiou to both political parties. Tho 'nrfT'Cahn1 of tie Dir-tKrier-ln tLii? Con i.rfMieinnl electlotif) rf last year niTorded solid grounds for tho belief thnt they would now tiinko corresponding gains, nnd thus stand a fair clinnco to elect the President In 187'J. Thn campaign for this year opened with the Mnrfh c'ectlnn In Neiv llniripshlro, when the Dcmeiernts for tho first time since) tho organization of tho ltepublicnn party ehoso a full delegftlon to Congrcfs. Overlooking the fnct thnt tho revolution In tho Uraiiito fc'tnto was duo to Gen.GltAXT'sHAn Domingo rnld on Henntor fifMNKlt, tho Copperheads of tho North now emerged from their holes and hls'ed out their hcKlllty to tho Fourteenth nnd Fifteenth Amendments. Tho election in Connecticut tho following month scotched tho Copperheads preparatory to their being killed by VAM.ANninriAM's Now Departure. Tho opposition which VAiXAKDtfiiiAM's pro gramme encountered from portion"! of his own party being moro than compensated by tho widespread dissatisfaction In tho Hepub llcan party with Ghast's Administration, the prospects of tho Democracy for the com ing fall contests of 1671 wero cheering. About ono month previous to tho earliest autumnal election, nn event occurred In this city which sent confusion through tho ranks of tho Democracy til over tho North nnd West. We refer, of course, to tho exposure In the opening ,weck of August of the stnrt ling trauds committed by tho chiefs of Tam many Hall. Thrso frauds wero not only unpreee-dented In their magnitude, but pecu liarly atrocious In their character. They wero not Improvident expenditures of public mony by faithless administrators of tho laws. They wore not expenditures nt nil, but were robLcrlci from the treasury plain, uuvarulshed stealing, to tho amount I'fmll 11 una upon millions, by menus of consp.racy to rib, tnnlveiMtion In olllce, forg ry, nnd p:-rjury. Tho men who committed these crimen wiro neit of tho ordinary class who bre. k into bai ks nnd rob on tho highwnv. They wero lenders of wide reputu In Tnmmnny Hall, tlio most undent nnd powerful politi cal organization in tho Union an orgnnl7u (Inn which hnd plvon Its namo to tho pint leirm of tho Democratic pnrty In tho last Presidtntlal campaign, and within whoo temple its candidates In that contcet had been placed beforo tho people. The chief of this band of robbers was tho Grand Sachem of this rcnownod organization. So firm did ho and his fellow cous Irators deem their hold upon power, that down to tho hour when their frauds wero brought to light they boasted of their ability to dictate tho next Presidential cr.tididato of tho party, cither through cunning or by tho u;o of money j while their less wary beritors were already fanning out tho national office under tho new riyitnr, drg'gr.atlng ccr.a'n me-ml ers of the King for United Slates Senator tho Treasury Department, nn 1 the l'lilis. Mis Ion, before whim the gates ol tl.o peniten tiory now Mnrd njnr. Tb.' exposure ot these frauls bad begun to r.vrberato over tho tending dls may through the ut "l0 Democracy, in pn mo elections wero held In California and Maine. Notwithbtsnding tho divisions in tho ltepublicnn party of thoto States, tho Demtcracy were overthrown. Tho ox, osures wero twt eplng over tho country with accu mulated forco when tho elections occurred in Pennsylvania and Ohio. The Democracy ot those States, whoso prospects were I ri0 t at tho opening of tho campaign in the summer, went down lefore the raging October storm. In tho mean t me the aroused Democracy of New Yoik hud met in Slate Convention. Ui eler tho lead of Skymocii, Ciiviicii, Til di:n, and CASstnv, Tammany was forbldelen to join In tho deliberations of tho Conven tion, uud tho Tammany frauds wero de nounced In terms whoso teverity wuu o..iy e(uallcd by tho fcinceilty of their authom. That Convontlon committed two fatal blun- elers. Hy refusing mlmUtlon to tho Reform "iJe;,'inn from this city, nnd by nominating tj'o ld Statu ticket, it r-avo some c ,lor to tho charge, rng through tho Stato for fivo weeks by thn IUrublicans, that the Conven tion was, after uli, c0Iltrjje,t by William n-',".-.'1.''''''!'0, T1' i,nl"dent candidacy of wu:d in tbu ;l(y ,cnt tt this colorable charge. VTcr,McM tlio bold action of tlio Convention, nno ,10 Bul) fccqucnt course of distinguished DemocriB In regard to thesofrauds and their perpetra tors, saved the party from being dcfcate-el by a hundred thousand majority, Instead of nineteen thousand. The November elections In tho other Northern nnd Western States show that tho Democracy thcro felt tho blow which pros trated the pnrty In Now York. They shared the fate of their brethren here, with n par tial exception in Now Jers"y. This exoop. tlon Is duo to tho admonitory fort that tho Democrat)) had a thoroughly worthy candi date for Governor, nud tho Republicans lu.el not. Such Is tho r'tuntlon nt tho clcso nf tho eontthts for tho present year. What Is to come of It Is tho rollem r.f tho hour. Tho crimes of a few Democratic leaders In Now York havo prostrated llio purty from tho Aroostook to the Pncific. Though tho Infro eiuuit i lections of this yenr in tho ol 1 blave holil ng States prove that tho ltpublienn enflul-baff-g-ovcri.ments thcro aro fulfiiTg to p'eces, nnd though ttho Republican parly everywhere, cnlchmg tho spirit of tho cen tial figuro at Washington, Is reckini.' with corruption, no tngacious politician It l.ew) that It rlll bo of any inoro nvnll to run n Democratic Cf.ndidato In 182 ef tlio old typo than to set up a candidate for the de cnyed throno of tho ancient Mongol Uiap'ro. Nevertheless, tho D.?inocricy havo sono rous namo which thoy nro loath to abandon, somo most valuable political doctrines, and a vast multitude of voters, all of which, and especially the two latter, can bo employed, In conjunction with fresh allies and somo n.w principles, under progressive, unstained lead crs, to rescuo tho country from tho harpies that now corrupt, nnd, and devour it. Tho events of tlio Inst three months hnvo developed the Issues which are to dominate In tho coining Presidential contest. They aro new, and they nro vital to tho preserva tion of a Republican form of government. They ro summed up in tho brlo.'fst terms. Thoy aro honesty In tho aelmlnlstrntlon of nflalrs ngalnst corruption In ofllco. Tlio extirpation of frnud and venality In tho high places and tho low places of tho land, of money getting nnd money spei ling In poli tics, of bribe-taking nnd gift ta. Ing by men In office, nro henceforward to form tho iiucftions of the day. Whatever party shall attempt to thrust Into the coming Presidential campaign con troversies touching tho negro, tho Ku-Klux, and kindred suljccts, will bo driven from tho nrenn by tho contempt of nn Indignant people. Thrso thetnea hnvo long enough ubstorbed tho nttontlon of tho best minds In the country, nud nil'ordeel to sly rogues con venient opportunities for practising their corrupt nnd venal arts. If nny party thnll havo the hardihood to present n candUuto for tho Presidency in 1872 who can bo fairly charged with any of tho ofieiiccs wo havo specified, or Is even suspeeted of them, ho will bo blasted with tho retributive lightnings of nn Incensed pooplo. That vigorous journal the Capital reports that that iliimicful blunder, tlio Trcatr of Wnlilngton, will be thoroughly overhauled at Vi'aaliington next ulntcr." This Is Rood news indeed. If ever an atrocious humbug was palm ed upon tho American people it ii that treaty. Tlio Capital intimates that base means were cm. plorcil to foist it upon tho country and tliU no think Mill bo Hie opinion of every ono who caio fully peruses the leading article in to-ibty'a Suv. l.ct the truth como out, and lei knaves every where he discomfited. Geu. Guam's officious lntcrfcronco with local politics h. received a severe rebuke in Arkansas. It will bo remembered that (Irini's Iricnd Senator Curtox was indicted by a grand jury composed mainly of Republican', for beii.g concerned in election fiauds of the most scandalous character, and that lieu. Ce'rttiisoy, the United SIMes Jlrrslial, was removed from ofllco by (,nAST in cen-cqtienco of his bsing concerned in the attempt to bring Clattoi. to lustier, a fiiend of llio latter being appointed in Ins place. To show tliclr f. cling in tegard to this action of President Gaiir, the people of I.itlle Itock havo Jus, elected (ien. Ce'Trirrox as Mayor of that city by n vote of moro than tno to one, liis opponent betns n man put forward by the CM.rj"X f-etipn. Tli. Utile Rock af"r.i. says that tbis result Is a victory of honeat men over tliie-vet, ballot-box t-luOVrs, and public plunderer, and that a fo.iler pack than the defeatt'd local ring Ins never infested any municipality. Tho Couri r-Journal grows phllosopl.lc.il our the recent elections, us fur IniUnce-: The result points ominous Iv tow rI the po1l"ol pcrrc ulty of llie lniertlns l)nNT taroilr. When the time shall coins lor the wluppinr-lii of the York nnj I'liicaio Trt htinu, the lineliinatl Cmniur clat. S in Krsnclaco Jlvlltltn or it ether trsctioi s out lutlurniial I'Ullicjllolu, li e sctao will be nc lun',uu Hut if il shouM not prove pracllcabla to whip thctn in 1 And if the next election should bo fought on the n" Inns of No Corruptine, No I'ub'.io Robbery, No Present-taking, snd No llribo-taklng, what then? Does tUo Courltr Journal doubt on irliicli side the journals It lias naund would be found Reforo tho recent election in Rrooklyn we urccd tlio electors of that city to give tt.eir mip. port to (UntiN K ai cri riicii lorJIsynr. Our ail vice as heeded by niuny thousands of them, but ioi br i nouli to tlett bini. Noiv, bowuver, that tho outrages and frauds upou the ballot-box which hive'becti committed tliero ro to bo detected and the perpetrators punished, KALsrenacn comes to the frout and is chosen by men ofull parties to preside over n great public meetinj. Vhls is a spontaneous tribute both to his merits and to tlio nudom of Tut Scs'n advice, which all hi friends and supporters can regard with sat.slaction. It is funny to notico tho extreme rnutlon with which partisan It-publican journals ap proach the question of extending tho reform n.nvetiit-nt begun in this city to Woili'-ngton, and to the villainies con.miltod under tlio namo of Vu national Administration and tho Republican parly. I'or instance, hero H the lln.tim Tinin. lerint diacunsile tlu .ulject III the folloitlng dainty lsnguui;c I'linneniunaMv ther will he l( nul n-connt of Trvsment n akin.- eern u tLei e'.auuic Concrrts It beroiiu-s tlln ltrmb ic..ns lo exlrari, liv ki., und pi.scient ii':i atioii, tl.e d.micer to tdeir a. ei.oac) -M.l. lu. a- lii Hi. .ry wf ai Icr.K. tt.ut Ims l io du e I audi .ilntr reao ts in Ne.v aerk. 'i'Lo Its publican", by an Inallrctot se'f-prraereailou, rnu1-!, nitl oat adootins tao naiuc, per orui the purt ol i a lloiuil rciormcra of alt extruvazauce and Isteitcnr fuplion. If mill aro Un-i.lwl in any Diancli 01 ihc zenen.1 llovei nn.ent. Lit ii.it tho DitnocraUc pain place ttseli In a po'ltlon to use this pteent tneitu-iy nun eUect upon tlio Jterubllcan ursanizatioii." Why, bless your innocent soul, it it not cx travaganco and latent cerruptjjn ef Republican officials in Washington and clsewlcro tlmt aro to bo dealt with; It is tl.e grc.it system of present-taking, tiribe-UUntr, embezzlement, defalca tion, and nholesalo robbery which prevails all over the country, and of which startling instances come o the publm knowledge almost every hour. If 'be Republican org.-.uization Is to bo saved It runom, ho by handling theso things in merciless earnest, and not by any silk.u whisperings cl g-ntlo rcpugnanco for thciu becau,., they may be injurious to tho parly. Tho unanimity with which tlio Republican press assail Oov. PAiiun of Illinois for his re cent letters concerning tho killing of (Jen. duos vt,.un at Chicago, shows that true Independence of mind and logical adherenco to tho spirit of the Isw aro not appreciated by partisan journals. They all combine lo accuao Gov. 1'ai.ukr of act lllg from a spirit nf porsoiml arlfn aaainat fleu, Siisripan; and jet not ono of them has under taken to refuto tho reasons which the Governor calmly urges for advising n judicial investigation of tlio case. In his letters thcro is nothing wint erer of personal unkindnoss toward any ono. They are sueli documents as any statesman might bo proud to have written. They broatho noth ing but a kcvcio spuit of adherence to the law and llio Coii.tilulion of the Stuto; nud lliey ask for noih ng but an investigation of the facts by tho proper authoilies. (Joy, Paijipb Ja u( the gnat men ot tho country, fiithful lo every duty, fearless in the declaration uf Ins cjnviclluiis, and always able to give a substantial roison for his conclusions. V'uuld that more of our pulhc j nien uru like him. ThefTi cr!f,n japejs nro complaining thai In the burned diatricls people aro erecting wooden buildings two or thrco stories in height, professedly ior temporary occupation, but built in such a manner as to Indicate the purpce of keeping them in use for some time to como. The 7Vfft colls attention to tho case of the huge shanty known as the Wigwam, which was erected under a permit to remain only ninety days, hut which stood fur years, until it was finally burned to the ground; and Intimates that unless Iminc dlale action is taken tliero may bo a similar ex pcricnc with regard to many of the so-called temporary structures that, sic, already., budt .or are now building in Chicago, In Alabama thcro Is a fierce quarrel rag. Ing among tho carpet-bag cdlciols, arising fiom competition for ofllco and lovding Republican durnitarics are arrested on ohariojv:f belonging to the Kn-Klax, preferred by rival members of the same party. Among those arretted, the Mont gomery JdtrrtUcr jlvca the names of a United Stiles Marshal, and Josnci Moons, lalo Attorney. fJcncrat of tho Stite of Alabama. This new system of tactul ll likely to spread. Who' knows hut tho report lately circulated In tho Vpt that Dr. llonca fltssur vrex a Ku Klux may have been started as a preliminary toward placing the 7h'fif ntllco under martial law? Wo find tho following telegram in a We st ern journal i riTtMATCJf. To Oforae 1. y?cm Orm,j. 'J oil Omaha lo ruliv srouiul the Train Learne Im mediately, or I'll te'l inv B.OOU low nt auction, re n.ovo headquarters to SI Louis, and bust the town, ii:XT IllESlUICKT Amciuca. We arc sorry to fnd so distinguished n states man as Mr. TnAt.f at this early stage of tho can vass resorting to Intimidation. Ho ought to know that the only Judicious course for him is to appeal to tlio feelings and tho imagination of the people, and that the attempt to make tho electors of Omaha support hln by threats of punishment if they refuse Is likely to provo a failure, lie sides, we will bet Eft- cents that he cannot sell Ids tiro thousand Omaha lets at tuclion at any thing like their intrinsic value, which wo under stand to ho about fife thousand dollars apiece. Perhaps, however, tins telegram Is not from Mr. Thai at all, but is tlio work of some unscru pulous forger. The Cincinnati Commercial has made nn elaborato arithmetic! calculation of the travels of Piesident UscLtss S. Giunt since ho was nominated down to tho present day, nnd finds that out of about eleven hundred days that hare claused since bis nomination, he has been absent from tho scst of government five hundred and one, and has travelled about the Und to the ex tent of thirty-seven thousand six hundred and twenty-nine rmles, to attend horse races, fairs, railroad openings, Halting frolics, and other events'. Tho next calculation the Commiraal ought to undertake ii tho statistics of Guest's presents and tlio number of mansion ho,ic, horses, libraries, four thousand-pound oxen, cot tages at Long llranih.l ull puns, velocipede, and so forth, that have ben fent to Lima tolimo nlals of regard end earnests of a detlteforcp I ointment to office. In his spoech at Pis month Church on Sunday evening, the Iter. Hiscr Xixwn Uticu es declared himself in favor of civil service reform, "llio Admin. -Ir.iticn,'' be exclaimed, "must reform tho cii I s-riice. livery cuMom house Is now a hi i'.e shop, si t.geuly iU the oilier cllicc3 are tt--i.ni.nj-; an 1 dcr.der.ing to the national conscience." Hut how can tho Ad-niti-utratlon, it IT tho "H'-ie n-jd i ron.ot r of this ooiruption, reform tt The only way to escape the evil is fur tho pi .le lo rt-fi nn the Aihouui. tra'.lon by turning it nut and putting in men who will not recede presents nor take bub Mr. AliciittiAI I) M. Rl.iw.tho only Repul licati member of the llruuklyn Water Hoard, publishes in another column his resignation, to take e fleet after the rroposed examination into the affairs of the department shall havo bern completed. Mr. Bus. I. one i.f the mn-A. actlvo and influential Republicans in Kings county, and for a tr.unber of year ha controlled the local par ty organization. Ia ltrOT t-.e roniTulltdthe Kings couuty delegation which helped to nominate (irm in the National Republican Con vcntlon. Sineo then he has been the acknowledged leader of the pnrty in Ilrookiyn. In the present unfortunate division in the Repub lican ranks, Mr. Hliss has thrown the wrighiof 1. 1. ..M.nn.i .ml oOi.-i .1 influence In lavor of the Fnxrox staler wing, as aainat tho I'cderal officeholders. The first trial of his strength was in the primaries for tho election of delegates to the Stole Convention. Mr. Hliss succeeded In electing sn almost unanimous delegation in favor of Dr. GuKtLcr, against llio combined influence of the Navy Yard, Custom Rouse, ami other Fed eral patronage. How his delegation was denied souls in the Convention by older of Senator Coxxuso, and Guam's officeholders admitted instead, tho resden of Tns Si n are already Informed. Again, at the e-itv and couuty primaries he won another lit. umph over the sauio influence in th selection nf delegates favorable to the nomb nation of Seucu. Doom for Mayor 1 or theso and other sets in tho true inlerostjof hit party, Gr.aNi's efl'iceholdera have charged .him with being connected with Boss MchuvtuLi-.'s corrupt Ring and imj licated in tho alleged frauds in the Water Hoard. Tlio best nnsncr to these cli rges is tho fact that two years ago the Ring sent a delegation to Albany to have Mr. Hliss removed from the Water Hoard, and Dinicl Nuaiuair, a weak kneed Republican, and at present Sccrelai-v of the Hoard, appointed in his stead. Mr. Ill is then won to his support every Republican in the Senate, and with the aid of Senators Nun ton and Ge.set of ehc Young Democracy, sue ceeded in retaining Ins place. He has ued what Jilllo of tbe piironag, r( tho afliei th Pig would allow hiin for the benefit of Ids friends wno arc not reiieiai offiei.oUer. Willi tho aid of thoso friends ho has successfully fought tho I'cderal Ring, and has eomo oui of the fight with ids chortctei unstained by official corruption or nrong-dolng of any klod. Our Park Commltsion is In a bad way. Two of the Commissioners lisvc hnd to resign, snd one is in the hands of tho Sheriff1. Luckily the other two are honeit men, or there would ha no hope for the parks. Aa general thing tho Loitisvlllo Cdinmcr tlal is a scnsiblu paper, hut some fool gets hold of it now and then, as illness tlio following! Wo slull toon exreet to tea another tirade nf Btuiaa rr Iho Federal Administration in InaNaw JonK M'N. s .Mr. Petret-iry ol KM I'isii eoteii for Jasiks O'iiiurn, tin Huiorm Democrat caml. uaie lui i iuator in tao tatveuih District. In preier "ett bV" a"J n"UBaui' caudld.tc. IIaii Considering that the election of Jatisi 0'IIniXN r.s Senator m the Puinih Dudnct was advo cated ia the The Sen, that there was no candi date ut all named J)ahm;tt for nny office, and that tho only Tammuny candidato there was John J, HmpLcr, whom from thcllratwe slrenu oudy opposed, tho fool of tho Cummtnual has certainly distinguished himself. Resides, what does ho moan by saying that Tub Six has ever abused tho Administration? We have stated facts about il, and pte.iiited reasons; butabuac, neverl Why should snch fellows bo allow ed to lib priirlci'v'-tiik-u, a puma," of so hign a character as tho Commercial t Thoy nro again agitating tho distillation of spuita fioin the garbage of cities. Alclinhol, It is well known, can be distilled from anything thnt ferments, no.nisilc whether the fermenting matter bo a loaf of uubaked bread or a reeking garbage vessel. In this new process tlio garbage Is gathered from the houses of citizens, dumped iuto water-tight vats, boiled for several hours, the grease is carefully skimmed off for tosp. making purposes, and the pulpy mass fermented and distilled. The refuse goes to tho cornfield, the poach orchard, or the vineyard. A barrel of garbage yieJdj Hits pound, of spfp.gres.se. and four gallons of proof spirits, The philosophical and chemical mind may know that whiskey distilled from garbage is as puro and cleanly as that which comes from corn; hut for a steady beverage (lie oidinary drunkard will doubtless prifcr sound Ilourbon or Old Rye, BU3IB jvjjir jnooics. rroetor's Hclcuco lor Leisure Hours. Mr. Ricnsnn A. Faocron ts a young and rising English astronomer, already wldclv known by bis .J.ejnlnr contrUiatioos la ibe linratare of d own. department of science, which ex libit a raro power ol combining accurate statements of fact with an Intirntlng and sltinet.vo httr-.r, t'jle. The t.v rcarnt co of his light .scenes for Mfirt Ihuti (D. Appleton A Co shows Hint ho can exercic the ..tne happy facility In oilier fields ot knowledge. It Is a book of brief essay on scientific subjects, treated so as to be reaitlly understood by tnc ordinary reader, n 1 at tho sanio tlmo without nv sacrifice ot strict truth for tho sake of expression, 1 he topics selected aro of ceneral laloie-t. snd, for tho most part, those cuncernlni which a wider iliUutlon of Iniormatlon Is especially desirable, Tho Aurora Boreal l, so culled, or what In this latitude Is fieqncntly teimed the Northern Lights, lias probably been the subject of as much un ivaillnz speculation as any celestial phenomenon ever known. U Isnnly within the last two or llireo jenrs thai tho observation of astronomers and physicist havo been rewarded by discoveries of any valuo concerning llio aurora; and tlic.-e roeults aro due to tho spectroscope, tbat simple llttio instrument which has proved so wonderful a dlclosero na ture's secrets. In the first nrllclo which this volume contains, the author elves an account of llicso In vestigations and tho lads which they are rczardod as haelnj established. So long ago as tho year 1313 Arapo noticed tho existence of a closo connection between sadden chances ol tho magnetic needle and the uppoarance of tho aurora. The scientific men ot tils day, however, and among them H.r David llrcwstrr, did not believe in It, and, like many other truths when first promulgated. It was shown lobe linposslblo, lo tlie satisfaction of all but the very few. Yet at tho present day it Is a well established tcientlllc fact thai the magnetic needle In Its move ments keeps time with tho movements of the uroral waves. The distance between ll-o place wheie the noedlo Is situated and Ibo locality whence the display Is witnessed appears to be Immaterial. An aurora may be In pro;rcss In tno uorlli of Europe, or even In Asia or America, and as the colored banners wave to and Iro, tho tiny n e llo, watched by patient.observers at Or enwlch or Pans, will respond lo every phasa oi luodi-pla)." Tneli.timalo relation existing between solar spot-, and teircstrlal tnagni t nn Is wcit known, Ciiatives in tho spots are Inturiahly accompanied by some tofiHsponilliig nioieiuienl ol tlio uiaantitlc needle. Later ieiurih? hato not ouli conueilod auroias Willi the vault's mignu.jin, 1 ui have l.o n tl v ix-t-leticit ol sonie c.oso a oc'ntl-ili Iclwcu auroial (.la-jiays and tho xootacil HjtLt "luat mislenous rnJmiico, poiii'.iiu: oh.lqu.lv uiw.rd ir io I lo wtsi crn hotiEon soon alter mi.tet m Ihu sp..ua 1..011U t, or In autumn, shoitly Iviore sunrise, above the eastern honxon Ihere aro few, If any, schools or ln. I'.iit ion ol taariiini: in tho huid, wneie till, oolll-e 111 luauurtioll coiiiviise tmiTunuinr. U-vmai lennneutia 01 in.t scirir.e ere 11 t t..ag'.t that there Is no cWileoce wbiilever that the earth's motion around Its axis was ever faster or slower than tt Is at the present lime In men Interestlnz and Instracilve article, n'tl'd "Uurlliif '1 imai'li-ee Loaliig I line," Vr I'leoor conn ais this prcpo-ition. "it Is no Idle dieir.i," I n soys, but a matter 01 absolute-cert d.i ty, that, thou-li sIoaIv, still very surely, onr terns ulal dole l I0H113 its rclaUon inuu-nionl." Tbls lact has been aaceitalned bv a comparison ol tue lines when ancient eclipses aciualli occurred with tno limes when tncy ovght to halt occur nd If In lormer sees t'.o moon moved at the same rate a 11 dees now. Ihe lcngtu of a day," sirs ilr. Prt c tor, "Is now mure by about one elgbty-fourlh part 01 a second than It was two thousand years ago. At Ibis rale of cJiango our diy wonld merj" Into lunar month In tho cour-e ol thlrly-slx thousand 11 fillons of years. Put after a while the chance wlli take place moro slowlr, anJ somo trillion or so ol tears Will e.'ape bcloro the lull cuanxe ts eltectod.' 1 he cnaeltr on the Icni.el under Mont Cents Is of more than us ial Interest just at this time, as so much I as been sai l lately as to tho 1 1 actlc ibilltv and inipractlrabilit) of ruulimz trains llirouli It In safety. As an exaiuolo ot tu ncruracr Willi which the eiialneerins was done, wo am toll that, when the tum.ellu.s Irotu Ihe Fl-iicU and luilau sidis lespectlely metundrr the mountain, '-the sieatcst deviation fiom exactitude was lets tl.au a s'ujlo foot for tho whole seven miles." Tho usefulness of eatt.-quakes, to whlchoneof Iho essays In IMs eolunio is dseolcd, was a favorite suljcct with tho lato Nr John Her chcl. Were it not rer the changes 111 tlie earth's cruit which are rocslanlly te-lng elfeclcd b) the action of subterra nean forces, of which Ihe earilquako Is the most actlte msnlfeslatlon, there can be no doubt that the action ot the sea beating upon Iho land, together v lib the denndlng IKiiaer of rain, would Inevitably cover the entire eartn with one vast ocean. 11 id ehc primeval world been constructed as It now ex-isU-," eais sir John llersrhel. tune cuoajlt lias elapsed, and lorcti eiiull.li J.rec'.eJ to that end has beoo In scilvlti. to Aure long aqj Jttlroytil ewj to tigi ofaiii" Uui auihor Iidiows.taost clcirly the beocllcent manner In wiiic.i 1.0 resloratnc action of the earth's suolerraueiu lurces Is srrnuso j. Ol conrso, every upheaval of the sur.aco muslbe either accompanied or lollowed by a depression clsowlcfc. On a companion of tin, various ellVci, it has been found tint the forces ol upheaval act (on the whole) moro poworlully uodcr conliniMils, auJ especialli under the shore lin-s of comment-, wtill 1.1c forces ol depression act mo.l powei.ully (on II whole) un Jer Ihe bed or the 1 1 -.an. II seems as If naturo had rrovl led aznlnn thc luroads of the oee in by seatlnfc the earth's upheaving lorcos Juu w.iem lliey are most wantej," Iba Inllcrnreuf marrlaje on the dest'i-rite Is a rshject In n'iitli no atn.a;l..in!J4-ave..iy -b-.tl aien Seoul whlc'i Jlr. I'roctnr tallsfias us that l.ut mt.o I-us jet knuffu, 'Hie aUli-tlcs certainly show tbst tho death rate of unmarrud msn is hlsher than thaluf married men aud w I lowers; but to what ex'ent this Is duo to favorablo influences exerted by living la matrimony, or to the fart that tho men ho marry are the healthier anil sironger men In tl.e community, wo do not know. Scientific men, as well a our modern religions teachers, llrd the nef .puper ires the best menns of coin ej Ing Instruction to tlio public. Of the thirty-two articles In thl volume, nil but two or three have previously appeared in Utiglish Journus or ruacsxlofs not dciotid to science, and nofenrr thin twclvoof iheni were published as edliorl it. In t prominent London dally newspnpir. J10XJ2V M.lKlSd i.V JKllSUY, The rirelioldcrs nl lliidaun C'ouniv linliut. lutr T11 111 111 11 it y. Il will be remembered that l" sola of Free holders were elected frni Oeraei City last spring, which caused ll naestion as to who wero the Iced representatives to be carried Into court. Tho rmrrcme Court but week give a decision In favor of tho now members, bul tho old 1) ,ard concluded to carry It up to tho Court of Appeals, a de.tsiou from which cannot be obtained until March next. Tno present Hoard, however, or w hat may bo callod tho Ring, base been carrying on a thriving business since last May, and Intended lo makohay while Ibe sun shone, hid not their course been stopped bv 1110 dic!oi,ro ol settial put-un Join. The rellitui' ol the touit House stem and repnlrin- of tho inlldtirz-wasonoo, the e'.entcsi nr,.u 1 commuted 11 Hudson county, wlulo tie number of rrlnlin--Join lurnishod I10111 v.uioo llrm. In New Y01 k u live-tiinea mat or anv oilier yeir. Thn Ring con .IH of Director O'NIeil. Ilirry Coyl Crecan le K.ldull. Nugent, mi l louro, Ave Ml ers i "s l'lli.4e (ha rpw.j,f,wj;J ,nW, tnlKnt.! iw other tho groceries, anoiher does tno repairing 'and be Ring are I l ,d fnr tt-epas: two months tnov laveoeen try Ing to remove ilr Jones, keeper of Ihe tountj Jail, tho only Anierl.an Inunlce and allied e. put In hi. place one Patrick Long. Xt the iiirVaT.'i' "iS lher raad0 "":.nl ntleinpt bin were Ilernliardt, Murtes, Judce Urlnkerbolt, and otneis. iiM.!l,i'i,",'J 1,1,1 -"H'l'iiext meeting of ihe lloir.1 certain disclosures will bo m ,0 tl at II) place hi Kinctur in auj thing but a pleasant position. How Iho linn Thoinns leiuselli, Lost a lint, ,1 fyo' 'V Urcctlyn Allan. 1 ayinent nf election bets is uow in order. Oo- SlYch nnnn. 'u V!,"""' W InSlnnCO, wun 2, Mr-Thoins Kinielli recently nis.lo ?,i Harmm. Mr Kinsella, who. 6' "T-'f",'" understood to border on nunlclpal omniscience, I'longnt juat one of Niut's tnne lentr ,f hue hundred dolnrs. hupervlsor ilaiman thought Just at powerfully that It was three percent. Colloiior HaJoiu set llio mailer right, snd bupervijor lliirinan wearson his ciultiui head taeliullul ilr. Kiusclla'a ignorance. The drenl Chair.. Hither. Ingcrsoll Is still with his father lu law, not with llio bUiiilf, rianiisa a nr.An is a VATJi.KC.tn. An Indlnn Locked up will, llensl- A Tervlfle riglil-.VInuknv nnd rSnnliea l.onlilog On -llrend, Turnips, and SS 11 .llonlh. rem tht London Vatunla h'rte i'lut. TiWrfitTiTm-ltie lTiTxemrmn co.iig-tea"ves'r"'r"" day m ruing h id a p.e Iv ifood 'Ized scn-itlnn jul as the (null nrinedin Hotnu.'ll As the nnl'p nf tho wheels su'liied nnti'iial an ecifd si tied" Wire neurd lsuiiir fiotn a bonded car wi.icii nil iilciig Iho bisago frora the Su-penlun llrllso had remained under lork a-id Itev, atiraeilng no especial notice Irom any nne, ns no ono on tho tial'i iceined aware of lis Hue contents. (Irmuslly tie noins grew londi r nnd m-ire exel e I, sciiQLngwns heard, accompinlo I bv yells and lin prec lions from .a niiui.in voice, nnd u sencs 01 low. iiitci- n'ir 1 ml ginwls as Tom nn tniigcd ai.d poaerlul nttitss il 1 tten a sl uCl'iig lo and fro. n 1 moro excited o-it perfectly uninteiliginie exc-ima-tions. Ti.e men were at a iOss what 10 make nf all this, ami m irv. lied exci ed.nsrli. A crowd collecied, and noi.es 01 t' e samo ci nracler continued ith e, 'I here s relied to be a terrible runintis Inside Iho car whicu eacii tiioiociit crew moro desperate unj niaririiu.'. All at mce a violent thumping against the door snd tho voice of Ibe man, which had by ti I time crown more coherent, but sounded taint and "rpottioicd, o eke out In exc amatory nppens. Ihek door I bn-K door I Inj 0 cot kill 1" AHer whicri Ihe struggle teemed to lie rtiieiaej moro lu-rliin-ly t lis n tier, Injlu" giriuz veal losboit a c.ls otpiln snd eistrcw, No time was lot by the men outside, who pro recited nt once lo obey the cap, in I break the lock. No sooner hud the door been partially ."peued than out svirsng a sirauiiug young Indian In a terribly excited alule of mind, minus his hat, with his loth Ing hanging lu shred about his body, and displac ing several ulerdliiK wounds, llo n well nlzh ex hausted, but did not stop running till no got behind tne station loute In a placo or saleli, where he stood panting lor breilh for some minute befoio anyone 01 those wno su. rounded him could elicit anr Iniormatlon 1 1 0111 him as to the nature of Ihe ordeal through which I e had pasted. That, how over, was perfectly Inltllhilble to those who witnessed his rcupt-. for l.e 111J no sooner gut clear man a Ijrgs black bear Came muffin; nt the duor, wauling to get out loo am) 1 1 ru- his tu -tuy like a rusr-ng lion to devour Ii I lit. On teeing lie men, however, and probably not cirii.g 10 Jump lulu the imiredlaiii pre'cnco nl sj many reison, llruln recoiled and sneaked Into a corner, fiom which he glared aav ugelv at them. 1 here weisi seversl oilier animals In the ear, somo of tLem In casts, and some seenrely lasiened up w Unchains aud ropes. Among them was a young cub belonging to Ibe old besr. who at once look retuee benind his ma In the corner, apparently tumowhal bashful bv tho appeal. me of so many grow n men. There were also an auto! ipe, a coup o ol monkeis, a wild kapgaroo, some curious simci tnens uf the leathered creation, und a box of snasea, Wihh riui.uiied coniiortabli cm ed up lu their blankets, either too tired or sn-ppy to Inge any psrl In the luss, Tne collecilon, It appears, be longed to a Ii. veiling shown an, who piopo-ed lo ext. il it lu a w sterti tow n. Toe Indian toy. lor he wfs aeirerlv out nf his Ii .ns, nl oiijli hir and muscular, ns soma h ii.nld collect ut bleu, nnd eegui to man?.-' tout he was sde snd souu related llii lie was emi loved by the pri.pl- tor 1' J j a iimuth 10 attend the am mils in th.ir tiavrls as kcerr; thai ho had been tout up vi h them In lie car fur nearly three days, wlin limiting 10 eat but treil and Inrnlps, and with iiik water to drink, tlmt tno old Heir ha t liecimie letlite In the ear v me on the Journey, prniahlr 11 0111 him er and Must, snd ended by coieiiiiltin: an assault upon him, which lie re; tiled .s 1, n,: st he was note lu I old out. lloliniigat rier nniueiit l.o would hate to give 111. and content to bo eaten up I 1 break last b, tie tne-le.ir and her iiuere-i ng oU-prius. 1'wics soegnt her suns .acte'iar irjiuij-iun. .exul .m.ad .csi!'i-h.:ia. Iiiyce.l l.lm to deilh bat lor lie l.eiculvau an i.lh l.leh enabled mm to throw her oil, suds, urn tier adiuncrs. lleing ton swoit crunped lu Lrr pi. lnii.1 el.ergies L) lie coiuuenitiit and dud lonlliio ol inun lilo. besides being not so ounjt as she naeii to be, she was tl.o n.oru cui-ily ovirtomc m d lalle 1 to nuko as stoat ai. at tack ns ihe ciriunislbiii-is siemedto Ueinand from ner. i ho ot.11g man lium the country p in, how ever, was denrmlned not to ho taken lu" any mole by thedicei tlonsund allurements otsiile-show Ilk-, and Ihtn and mete resuiiel lo abandon a pu fisaiMi 111 u ho j he diacuveiedl.o had ne-illicr the talent nor education to tntne very resp end'nlly. lie tin. mo big loot I'' sam be J 'Ingln only gel 3 a uiolilii, und u chance lo get ate up Into tue bar kilo. ,N no, my Iriends, mat niucluv too lain I If: I Not for Joseph not if be knows Ut t.lf USKMJiXlS, Unllnch's. Mr. Letter Wallack appealed upon Ins own staite teel larenlte- for ti-6ei tinitj lirra t-eason. 'lbo .Manr.gcr Is always heartily liked and wel comed, and his play of "lloaedalo" Is scarcely les a public favorite than Its author. It Is almost need lea to sai that the double attraction filled the theatre. And as for the acting, every one who knows .in thing of dramatic mnltirs Is familiar with Mr. Ollberl's ililu XtKtnnaiM only drawback to which Is Ihat this actcr Is too genuine a cenllee an lo he able to convert himself sucrsa'ully Into a thorough pacod villain. The Innate gentle net; pcpt roush tho u:ly mask of assailed wick edueaa st odd monieats. Ui-en the tones of ti e volco. np unfailing Index of character, refusing to srcomiuodato ibemielret to tl.e aceoiats ot rufilan ism. Nor Is there occasion ta pe:ik nt any lengthol Jlr Stoodart's admirable llwxlury Kobb. tho hero ol the cupboard and the rat trap. Wuat picture of rustic Uhcut.11 neis wis ever moro vividly and as aurdly tood than Mrs Sslton's .s'iraA Syles f 'I'heie were, however, two first arpe 1 ranees which gale liule spice of eoieity to ihe play. They wire those of Madame I'onlal and tilts lsldora Cameron, 11 th were new to this theatre and both v a uablo additions. Madame l'oiuil Is a slerllrg 3l-ll,,f III rrMI V.pl.l. nl. nnll'n. an A nt,l... I. forlunste that has the aid 01 her wide experioice ami varied talent II Is luipeasi de lo tell how long lloredalc" mi) run. It It one of those dramas thai ale an Indconiie power of atiracti. n, and w II draw almost as long as the roanagsr will permit tt to do so. Prince (.Hlltyln's Concert. Tlie first conceit of the Russian I'rtncc George Nicholas Oa I. gut takes p'tce '.his evening at S'ein way II..II. Iho I'llncv It not irtrely an amateur, lie hat pursued systematic studies In the art of mu sic, lo w hich he Is aevoiedlr attached, nod has eotne to his knowloilf-e ol ti y no ro)nl roiiit, but by bard lubor. His ainoitiou is to have 1 0 music of bit na he country ti cio wide ly leco.'ii'ied, snl t! s ,c 1 0 ire ents, with tl.e all of a Cfmr-ii-. e on snl in trt 1.,-M.ra ol i.ur reslu-ent irniutv.-e crti.ei.nl I-e 'oik-duna nf bis people, as also an uviruue and ivei I c' oral pieces. Anion the names of t' 0 composer apps-ir the well kLnwn one ol mini 1. I sii if the Prince's own r.mipnsiilnna evld tatai lit ,'iveii. If for no other lesson than ihe rarity of 'lj.JirrjiuiaieeJllii.3 .Rjisjna.a .IIUUIS JJll be. liner e.lit. 11. Jntnea Thenlre. This is the Inst week of Miss Susan Gallon nnd the company playing wlt'i t.er at the bright little ti.eatro formerly Newcnmb Jt Arltntou's, aud uo.v recbilsltnied the br. James. Two ecmic operettas are given each evening, ooth of thcrh adaptations from the French. Miss Uahon his a pretty voice and uianuer, and is a bright and tn.e lijlniii; ailress. Hetren the nrerettss Mr. D.ivlcs furnls'ie. 'n Inlerluje of venlriloqiiisin, ilmu to ilni-;e i r au.omaiont, ono 01 them iiclng aented u- aeh kuce. Tne trialoguo btlwaenlhe llueo It very mtisinj, and shows citraordlnsry talent and acconipllahnicnl un Iho part 11' Mr Davles In the art of vcntillo qulsui, and cic.it tact In keeping the dialect at well as the loon of the three supposed speakers distinct. The Ilroohliu Orpliiin Asylum. To-day couiuiences ut the Academy of Musio In llronklyn a ftsllyal In aid of tho Ilrookiyn Orphan Asylum, now located on CambeiUnd street, but soon to be removeJ to Iho new bud ling on Atlantic and Kingston avenues. It cannot he otherwise than that all good cltliens of Ilrookiyn should take an inletesi In tnis honored Institution, and look with pride at the bcautlml structuro now nearly com pleted. bleu will cominemorato the energy of tho lady managets under whoss auspices It has Leen erected, Tho object now had In view, a announced by the manigers, Is to disrnsrgo wli.it reinulns of ant In dehlednes, for the hiu'diiig. tno ereater purl of t.,e evpense ineiii-rsd having baon alrenlv oil I M nol be douutel that this will nuet with tl.e aue.es. which their labor deserves, and trod the faithful 11 d oriiii-iit ijjiuidst'.iluiiwif tlior-iin.t (niiietto -wit! coramund a guneious response to this apped. Ilruinulle Nines, iA. ""''''"'ne in th wnrl I of amusement I the nanirnisii n nf a .prlct of Human coir-m with a J.VI fi'""l ..e.a.- r'A.Vrj- ';.i Ti -.r 1 10 lie given to night and I'rllice neorire Vieho'fi. 11V. ins 11 1 will wield the niton over a poneri il 1 I graort oie-iMtra. Irui.ie.i 10 Intreprtt the remarkable characteristic um.ic o to. llu.amn naiion." The Fltrences continue at Ihe Oraml Opera House for a I in ted teatmi Kileen liuo" has ne.n such suece;. that Mr. norpnee nas laneeiied an engagel, ent d;r,lu.,,hro,l'!5c.ls.J,il,olu, ,ta "J0"c IIiimrtrl)uiui.n"es-ns In l .ts aape of ltt t,c";,n.V,ir '"'""in-nl loveia 1 i,eie la to iiiuen ri'H intnenerloimancethsilt It etpr new in ihe nVesmihler '''ru"llUgU1'U'l'lC' u,u"1 Mr. John R Owens will continue at noolh's for s 1 niglus longpr, as ca'th I'oi'nm'r In -Dot lie t nekei on Ihe Hearth." i'ofn-i Aima.'s and tlie bjr'l of ajiplassH" will appear nest. Roseds'e" the beautiful and ever popular drama, wsa revived at Wallaces I st night, and wj tie e. a h'lrMli'ce WiCk' Ur' L"ur ""II-"' uiis lord ru!rt,irv i ftill tf-o sllr-.i tim tt Nil I -s. nJ'a lee Uirongi.irJi.o go iD'.ia ici c.ui i"w is,': aue ul luotne itiinctn a lellan 1 ever rtu hud oat At the Academy we are to have "Lucia" tomrr rowmvhl.snl on Friday n new opera lllgnou." in which Sills Nlliion it laui tope nil rrli, This Is fie eleventh week of "Dlinrre" st the Firm Avenue It icislns the bosrdi (or thn rest of the 11100111 at leatt. AlTioe has revived ihe Oraude Duchesie" rr r i, ."e'at'ii bT r1ui:" Uan Umt'i MHbbbH! m covmou jokl parkeS I rtu: sn, t:mn tm.uncitATir victo. Jtv J .v;ir ,ri:itsiii; The llonte of Hie Unveniol- llleel Monmnnih Ciiiinlv llelluhli-d-M lint Dclrof nil W.tlai, t liiiiieelliif ZihrlsUle's Mureossui-. M f 'orrwuoiidoneo of l ne sun. FiiEKttoLP, Nov. 10. This is tin homo of llu Dcmocrsllo lavorlie, who tor it aecon 1 time has been cevated to tho fjiihern-.tnrnl chair. Hue, wlliiln sight 01 Ihe battle Bold of Mo mouth, ho was. born hero In ancestor lor several genr.itions have lived and die I and her? le h.a gone In .vol out among tho penpls lull c quiet pursuit of hi pro. folon. He I ft Tt I on among Ihe ralnnnw In Ilia stream of quiet rerd llle In tuli i.elghborneod. It was a cruel Insinuation of Hie enemy that he was born In Canada, There I nothing of the Kanucfc short Parger. lie I Monmouth all over, from tho crown of hi head to the solss of hi 'eel, and lilt;, two ears a.o might l.avo heen tn a Tmv-uiitiED rnrnif tumbling about with the oiher uic.il-i In ihe indy road In frontof Ills faihcr's firm. However, it give hltn tho opportunity to concelvo tint elo. quent exordium with which he so oflea etectrlfleJ hi audiences dnrln? the canvass. They say I waaLern In Canada; hut I was born with, til sight of the batttc fle'il of Monmouth, my grandfather having fought In tho revolution. If I had lo select my blnhnlacc. Canada would bo the hist place I should desire lo be born In. It Is a wonder they did not fleclaro I na born In Africa, and they wonlJ havo ,Pmc so. nn doubt, only thoy feared that then I might sfiT'lho African vo:e." Ills opponent wis alms flrl-Hher, wltn a good, M round John Hull face, nnd a big a tr.e"t over his 9 tiborers a any Manchctsr or IllrmUgtiivj; milt ns per. Ills liulllsm killed I Im In Ihe canvass, IC l bit nationality did not set well on American and I Irish stomach. II was very cunning In Parker's adversaries to try also to Anglicise tho Democratic candidate's blrtnplce. Data Manmouthmaa lias a slump about him that few men can mlstat-e. Ha can't open his mouth without dis-lot'.nx ids origin. Wnrt'icr the county was originally sslt'ed by On taurs or Ilouihnhntns frooa Swill's horse colony, certain tt Is that there Is no place on tlio habitable globe where that noble animal the horse ts haul la greiter esteem. All their title Is of equina and whether thoy c.ll their mot er's nures and their daughters fllilc, n To.n 11 10 1 ay the French do, certain It It tint mni ot their 1 dk ha th e 11 ivnr ol the slaDles. A touii3 fieeli'it ler, whea lis saeilci of his sseclioart, ulwayi t k. ul her as clean limbed, wli'i 11 -at and il nn v Ictlocks, nn I talk of bow soo ambles nnd how e pice. Noet In hi SAeeiha ,rt h lores Ins fisl troiter with a sublumt Uosollou, and t.iei-t cm be SO ItkAVKX sou xovuotmi men If last hor'es .ire xclu.le I. The ca.-o no'hlng foi g'dt'.i n sire, ts uid ih ir.) rale-; Ion gi"e tioon sn open lourso an I II 1 ig nor t i 11 .1 of tti tinrc- aller, bud Iheir soals will drink in purled s it sf te non. Crt in ills tl.nl t lls.11 iraev wore com- pl.ieuWrtinUS ITV6Tr.-!:crTiTT.rnn.nile1?lasloa? """T mr, and they found him. lie will talk lioi-oMltn I oil by the hour, snd nollung delights hlin nioto man to be wlueledovsr t t road at .itl) 1 o-1. Ill elictlon, whleti wss onlv a foregone ri.nplu. slon, falriy elcctntle 1 thee imele-heurtod villager, and ti ev rushed about In Ihe eailv diwu quite wild with excltcuient snu 1 oturaiiil itinn In iroui ot bit own tone t.i"v ii u-1 1 ic .11 rnor rle -t. At It wis In Mr. Moilonei's a..c nntol t.10 ball, sohsre II s piou-Iiiv Pxi elli-ney wai lie 11 10 .e t ..na h i-ie 1 to all 'lie crow'J, hn goigoiol a- d immense he Wat. Il.siove vanuit snhiims and iiinte, I mo ihe doorway follow -d I111111 An 1 0.1. the noiae 01 the macbkiisr 1 boys, As lui) builooa aud ho. low od lilai I" And vl err, we have no dcubt, tlul "Isshlos ol good dhrlnk there was." And well msy they all re. ilce, fur tho vlc'ory was at great as it was untx vrcied. There was not a po.lilciau In tne btaie jl could have ciphered out more than a lew l.iiu Iroaa (j either way, lor iney dared not calculate tualtbu II Kipublic.ua would boldly II jciteTcn rnxm ow.t ticxcts bifbro they woulJ'ferinlt 1110 dwiraco to attach la their oa 11 tJtato of having Walsh ,or Oovernor. Walfh was clearly woumlel lo his do an 111 tne house ol bis li lends und those nearest ins own home and who knew hlui best. The Newaric Duly Adtertutr, by all means Ihe uiot Influential, able, ai d saga, lous Journal In II e Slate, and woich tailor ed eari.esi y, bill evidently n noi much nope ol success, situes tac nail on tl a head, when It tays, spiculaimc upon tho dele it, liizht or wrong, triers was a deep.rooted feeling against blu among the mrcliamea 01 Newark '1 liey vtood out sllriiil), sating little 01 in klncnnparutr of i-n purpose; out when elicnon day cms too struck: liko oue man. The nrin ol libui-s.as luted, and It struck at the man who It wstbelievaa nad oporetsod the hireling in lilt wages" Not only In Newark! but In all tho surrounding counties was this belief driven Intn tin, tie irt ol too work ingmen cvervwhere. Tho hiiiei ta.e of his wrong, doing was told upon the con docks of Kllzibom tort, slona the quajs and among toe wor.it mpi of Jerrey e ity, and in-utted ai d agru vsd labor rallied ss one man 10 resent the luauit. luas-tiucti ns ye have done It to one ol inn least nf toeso my breth- ren, jehave done It uuto me," seetued lo ns tho universal sentiment ot all the sons ot labor In lust section. Tlds leeling unquestionably swelled that majority of noirlv four thou-asd tint l'ar.er re. ce.ved In Newark and llitisun That and Walsh 1 foreign birth added Imnientsly to Parser's msjorl vi.s lo the old counties nl hu-rex, Warren, and lluiitsrdon. so mat In reaiits Pai-uer owes 1 ts elec tion bs much lu disatleetlon In tne ltcpubllcan rinks as 10 an) otiu-r cause Had laov. Oi Ien or e ortuiuit Parker been, tht cuii'lld tie. no man d juots but whst ti r'siile w uld nive bvo i different, and the Kx-cn. live woiil.l then have btaii in iiarinouy witn He iei-U ite oeuirluivnt. the pvtboxaoi or the oovgasoa wl'lbeltrge, tho Chancellorship, Ju l.tesh.ps, snd Pro-ecuio snips twin; the ouiiui suis'iu 11 ai sol grace In It lauiph. For tne euanceilorsuip the ttrilu in P. bsi rea Vsnallaoi Mnriisiown and (li.cnnst ot Jeriov Cits Willi tut, chin.... tu favor 01 ell. rhrist. The Mats will love not l ig 07 thee .ango, as ti o Incthclenc, of tho prevent lacuinoent has si uiusi Lecome prurerldal. 1 cere is scarcely a dm res of i.l, that 1 as out oeen upsot lay the Court id Ijrai a. The present aide 1 Inef Juuce ll'asley 'Vill ho con tinued lu efJic.-, likewise the very able Ju .'ge who pietlilei witn such uUnity an I ai llity In too Sisux 1 Iiriilt, allnuugu a Itepu dican I'lrsi r ro u no; make a more craceltil acknonledguient ol 1 ic ai I leiiderel I im by Repibiic.in vjlua than ta contlnee IK. 110 In nth e; au I If we have, Citrxrd-thv-iunn eanee-lj-, .--svw tajre- n will 00 It. Tie clcrkahip o' the scrrc-i.o CnurJ is remaps tho best .ep.'lntmeut In 111 g It, and we about) not be ui prised that there may bj toiue illfUcnlly over continuing a Democrat lor that p-s 11011. Humor aialli It lliat it will be leader.-1 to lli'hiie.. Murpli-'df thl town, as a balm for nis plr ts, wnle.i were ,u wouuJ -d last winter by the Da e bo Iraval an' ircaciery of his pretcu lei friend ex-,-eiiatn- i.iit.e, w ho Is now a suuj as possmle la u, oBtce of Clerk in hapceri, which ao prostt la.e 1 boiiv 111 1 tout to secure The cdlco coul.l mt 1. II 111 t e nanda uf a butter man. llo its Do 1.0 rats and Ittputi ic us aro rejoiced til it tno ril.ite iss sr cut". I a eiovernor wno tits been tried and not lound wanting, and w.iusd nasi is u guarantee for n.4 lutuiv. Tin: vi.iuin ot' nn: iiei'vateks. The Urfoi-;t Committee Preparing lu Flit Ihu Stale Prisons, The Sub-Committee of tlie Democratic RoforTl General Cnniiiilltee, appoi.iled to prose ute eiertiuu Irauils, met yesteiday, and re-o.vcd lb.il til. ir pro ceedings should be privato. I' uir rcis u is that they believe some of the complaints 10 be f 11 V I In malice, u:i I th it It would hj ir ju-i, t ei c. 1-, to publish Iho names of tho p. r-n.s a.oun 1. Iifn. matlon has been laid ag in.st 1 ivr one thnii-atid per sons, pollceniPii, watcluis, c.al.'i iiitis unlniliii. The Cumuiiilea leel snio tin: se.-e. tl iluu-a.i 1 i.l... gal ballots wero cist at the e ciioii '1 Im nin at. died prosecu.ion is having a he ilt'iy cl!-- ii 1 14 re eaters, many of whom are bast ning I. 1 tins citi, wlulo oihers aro Cumin: lo.-a.-d mil lie.gi.. mercy. All ihu really ewUy am 10 ho pi nt.-. mu I, A respect in. e looking woratitu'ii 1:1 pr unlet fun- I self before a nicnilier of too t nuiti uti-e yt-nli d ig I and sa d Ihu he had a brothur w.10, lor some 1 1 jic, I had bein suit need lo four yen,' iiunrison uout In Mug Sing. He had six months diJiicted for go 1 1 behatior and was re eased l ist before elecilmi II rrgii.tei'1-d and so-id, 'Hie InlQimint h 1 I sio-a nr.nu ar,- 1.1 fcrcmer I... a inin-itn 1 Toe .e-.TiN ot iilixeiis.iii bv i-onvicti in, u id iiicurts 1 s -veiu pen alties I') voting illegally, 1 pi. luie 11 bugvd tlio Cnnimittee to spue mm. tin o- iuw 1 .0.. I, q ms lioncd the tPllow- hurst lull tear-, tc ,1 00 I.' linfl tint ho huiiscilf was the 111 111 and belaud that bo nu;;a not bo .enl back to io Km;. l.erfiili Irliies iiboiif (Jullliit, fli.la tii iltl.ltturu L.t'Vtr. The man who can have hi eollln made wlulo al.ve iii 1 si lU.ifc .1 ili.itli phtlosonblcaliy, l'p hsir n .1 eue in p. 1111 in I'Pi.on coiiniy. Jlr. Iticl.ard llaigla. 11I10 lives noar lliadsiier'a atore, tluiiyodj irsis ago. aimed out a aassnras tree lo crow tor the purpose of making lilnitellucoftln.sndabo.il twelve months ago Ihe old nun had II cut .loo and got some one in lloiborouin to make his coMn out or it, 1 he old chap occasionally gels In 11 and ttielches hlmaelf out by -say nr .bowing hit inl.h m RHoJ 111 b"" '"o maker 01 '.lie cmn In wheat, so he is one living man wao w .1 1 rn. Mr S' "sr-W. t 11. s tuBSn- A ,n dead. 1 his reminds 11 of nn ..Id coon In .Huc'reei boro, N C w ho had .1 coflln cast ol Iron beliuo tin war, 110 hid his cr.va dm, nlsn, and waned up .1 lck'w"11 :l oinhntoiio selling lorth his nanii, date 0 In in. m l Using h s .le.'h somewhere a'lout tne te.r Hll II.. 1 oe not alive nnd hi. k n 111 isca T P r u cast Iron c..ft, u i, ,.rl, j ....ji ..h i, com 111 it T'n i 1 1 ei 1 1 u 1 1 1 .ai lou cou'iln'l vat lit 1 v Icr 1 bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbW ft 1

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TH K MONSTER OV THE NAVY. f.ivr. t si mm i, s ur.wisn nil-: jii.n.tnn or ms ,iiimi.h. 4 1 I'niirl MnMlnl Hull villi rc .limler) Polio ln Aim Hen n r-u nit 11 iirei Tnrliirrtl nn.l Mi l. lei id-Tin- HorilMu Sri iice on lloiiril Hit' I'm ltuiiilli. i, U .,n n jiur ana Tin- Sr expnaril tlie r, i d i b riu-ll i'h perrrlrated on bond las UnlleJ I I'nup u'-.ir l'otlsmotitlt, tintlsr tli rom ii t i n Cit ,l iimilrr A "emtnes, nephew of (lit r, I A iinii.il n,iuluel Kernmss, Admiral I,anman, ul ii r ('U1.1 Ainnic.in station, appoluteil n court nf It ri, v. Mill, tiller on In vcsilf atlon of llio charges u 'iunt in lilt Svx. mroii(ily recoiiitnenu'oil tint tt Ht-mines IhiiiM to inert liy court mtr'lil. 1 Is recommendation was f irvtnrilril to fietrctarv 1 r un, In), iievtrllirleBi, IT tnotitln atnl month! .rinitltd It to lie In Ills tlislt un i.olkp.l. I I mil) tlie rorisiaioutti arravetl In this port, nntl ficcrctarr Kobesoti's atieratiun vtns iln called to fie com plaints ol licr ctetv. Ilo theu Ashed out llio rerom ine, dattuii of toe roiirt of Inlitlry, anil resolved tn order n court fnrilittltri. Tnv court msrtlal was icconliiiul; tuni,el loth Ercokljn Navy Yard, and his Iren In session Willi closed noors for nrarlv tuo Mirks. Tile lourt Is composed as follow l. ('oirmodorr .1. t Oicen. I'leildent. IN mmoiioic (1 ll.Kotl. i oiitmoi.oie tm. K. 1.0 nor, late Cag oClrcr to lit llano ..1,1 AfliliSiei. oiimh moae iwd Wer Isn. I ill Mm. ii I'aiienvii, I'ai l I tins (I torltlil liii. ii,' i. i..i.,- m. Chi I II 1 Hanni if i .1, m i.lr. Jo in il t'pMmr. (..run in"- l "limine ljiu -A' hiruiu. t'. s i. c. Join Airacitc. A DltUf At, CJUUA14I11K, w One of iLe principal clisriies atalmt Captain W remmes Is referred by Joseph Kin, ordinary son tutu of tl.c l'ottunuutri, nlioso treatment nas fully dtirntcu in IliE MM, na Uforo stated, Exasper ated and coaded by too crutltlta IdiIi. led upon laltn. Kmc left tl.c ililp to return to tte United States as boil tie could, and report to the Navr Department Ir prison lie 'tis csptnted and tried (or desertion siioct elshteen or t enlj montlie a;o. lie was ten InrVtl to nine j ears' Imprisonment. During il,e tnai b eir. tins hid been brought lolizi.t "hull i.uveili, Kim rud undergone utilaiviul Pumii mi mr a "'e not sanctioned be Hie naal code 1 iivhu ilia. Y-tiito Uio I'orismou'U was in II. o nali.irii mil Imn la. UucJ by In rans and leel In a s i'' tii'it aioiiita d t ho ship, exposed tolim llrire i ui ui fin. urn the i una: temperaiuro ol flu- r fii It was io pm "i' no bl lieen i, j i i., Imli iiiiim ami nar.l.; i.; ium as no I urn i -i. t, i lui n, to or out of tii4 uat cm auo t to u itt iduiiuiiid ruv tedro'. I Him o 1 1 iv on Kiuw'a unial In the liHed f i, i t P n js si ut t un erao punlrh nrni. t 1 1 i ai i;o''i in, to svlum tlo Ijt-is nail bveu ti-t n a lo klill llir, Uill Tilt bCN. In, li.s r i uuried u;iiut lac ;nonsi' auj rUaiai.il iccviifLiisn nor.on.s. In a -rl time a inuitliu lr of comphlnt clnt r.ji' rii uits ol a siiinur crnrtictcr to ihi.jie pro h m 1 1, Kmc i e.an to pour in upon the Stvreury. 1 i" t li'i..'sl liiJiusJ .jjji ar;w9i.l-lit- I tin t s ii'ierportid wmle tue rnr.inoutn w.,-in un, arour li wns auonn n,4l dliatlei nun t.,ir,j. e i aucli a pitch w.illo on that staiion liiul 1 1 1 i I nul mound the uel all uuni Inn;, and I 1 1 uftii ira in iiuige ot Hie dek oil duty re Ti ner in hand, wuu ordera lo Kill any wuu kiivuipi l.i hit. i e snip tsitiio'it t'vrtuis.nn. 1, ,i H, i y.aiuewe, ordinary sennin on noird i:,c r..tiMiii)ii'h, alo made comolunt aj;inii Cipt. h u n is. h'.i n embodied lu IL caamo uj nuun l is nmt Urn.' insJ. it in a corn. 7t cat of Ual'eAS is outneeons and almost in irdi v lid i..." oen cuilir ol a suznt breicn n c m aline. II; or .ei" 01 dp', emmes this man was stii'ii aDd i ra limed (nu a Pol a feet lon, 16 ii, cncs wide, m,a la luctits deeo. 1'unke cut i,r the luriine wrra then ;Ucrd orcr tnc uip of the bui, and loice was usel to ciush 1 s aown tue pruiruiinz knees and luJ. Tne p nka were at Imili, by main tone, PrJ'Ulit aon tj tear upon tho sides and ends of tne i'X Nails nero drueu Into the pink- mid inr l, hi, II n,.u was boxed up under (.apt. bemmes't fu-iiMini-. liy (his same otKcer'a or Ur. As Va in u ker 'or fl'o dajs, Dunn; these I Al noma the cj kerab.e man was never allowed to leave his an. Uit:i a ri&ned cruelly thai would not let tun die and tacaie his torment, lie was resulsni ltd iluourh a ho.e six inches square. Aluil-slzed, suuruua man Ju American citizen In tl.e full llo a oi I ill, I', wis thus ciod. All thote dieidlul liLiirs, wit', ma pour cruintd keces dran up to his r ui and Ins biuned head Jauitncu againsi the deal I, 1, lie suslau.ed an existence ol unulieraole iki The ordluury humanity wmch extends lo a I I l il,e iritnee ol daily liberty and uncus was abuna Li 'lh luuaimalhl horroia i.f (lie aa;s uu ..ati'd c nuutineoi had to ho borne i.h i u ii i -I re uf Kich limb waa in arise 1 i.a i... 1. 1-1 a-i 1 1 ,i.red muscles cuull set no re- lUaallol, 110 MWI ist'd and lultlOlled OiiJibil ud i.i' iii i i i firiiiii: tuani(ulatiuu. Tl.vie -c luan 1 i (.uuinneied biid BKtlH.I AND IIJI'CEJIU IN'tO HIS CAOt, it i f i .p in of a Limed Males esel ol war in 3i i inu. un" ioi I'd bi the Uovernmcut of the 1.1, at i uulio in c world ever saw ai, ale, slei t .tiiiious tutiniiur Use Gajs, while h loan ..f.,i tijuai rlzuis ol citlzsuship witn himself, i iH.umti had snorn to prole. t in all tits liber-l.t-a a liceu.an, lav criniieil uj In a trunk hitle j'.i r ui i n it iii (.lb Oui. So sucn mousirous act si rueitj was ever boforo Luard ol aaaon civtlzed a II -i 'rs the cases of ti. so men horrible enourh ll s IT ttu a lo c UuCUati ab A'.iac.ti llidiau lu Lull aiPn i uiii-ii.inon 1.1(110 ,v.cre many oilivis aimoit l,a..iy UiOUaiWUI omen ATROcirir.s. A man who lias tailed in tne I'oit'tnouth under f btmuitadtvlares that me men, alier doln: the.r i i.'s writ, have oeeuled to ti e quarter dtCK, chain i i 'i us in. ullmr, and leu there to pass the tight, ii t t sd the -Jwcomturls aud dai,;ers of a tro P t .u clin al- If ono reqinriil to arise, or change Ji lja ia'1 (u 'i-uiow suit, and al'ler a, liar k,' luln.Lttito waiinie unit unrest they were all i driven f hin.a. lo ti.nr poit, anj exriecicd lo uriuim t r .est) ar on ics. Lo otrt-r iitHnrs of the rortsirnnth aie spoken t' I,, en trrin. pt i.;o null !i.r II. ur I u .i .n I, una r.' m eratv kiiidnosn. It Is tj the aiilK'o aim m v i: n.is fie i u iiu-iin if.l'icl. A -t- s-,uji, l. a! t, t s mi an ii r nai.i'ri and sulli-riDX ishi. u i.u n lie ie I oiitTioutii nitiierto a fljattu; belt, 1 r I in .rti.il w i'ii Is lu session nas Had be f .i both ol ucio outraged teamen, and o.hrt i .ii o has Lecu auuuied to sl.uw that C'spi 1. ...it is ono of trio most heartless trmnts tnai si- i xi--4--t--i'---r.vtv'-H,--'sv (.Muit-ia, and an Indignant people wi.l aa, Ameu. Imo Vi Ud llloodhouiidstiot on lione Island by u lluvt 1 i tno yara tho inhabitants of Newtown, I. i ..vi. uteii alarmed by the appearance at luter- I, ur iar;o and eiraco b'oadhouuds, which i I ir in It.e woods, and inado raids upon t ,1 ri.fr' calif sheep, and Duuitry. Last week I i c firuiloua -irules attacked Mr. Vau;han, an i .',.,it of Air. llaccus. He took relu.e lu a mar a ii ii.. ud inaussed to beat o'J his furious as i. i i.. i-r a terrific encounter. in, in.) m-it histiK Squue. ufdl lfi. acn of Mr. P N 'it m oi til Pinion atitrt. Nw York, du i i e nor b.uodhounds asiovp in a Usui near I ,a.i r.i,u-o. Ho went home and rtturneJ i i, .un mid a reiolser. U hen ho reac ird the t ,',-r. -Acre awake and niovnii:, Ilo Drod i' iv U 1 the toretaosl do; sesvruiy. 11. s next I it I Hie second, a huzs oeist welmiie lad 11. aiivaticed upon the wounded anirail i -.a I ll. it writhed 10 pounds. The I' i-, a.ed The .Veatown pmji e inleud i usiiiioiilal lor their braid jouai ii Till. u of l.ouir I ln id I'rlslilrped, 1 I 'and City foraiod a jiart ul Now i e ia',i nl taiatioa was lour por cent. i" zed the opuortumty, and adv.se t 1 in, of a i'uy KovHrnuient. In thut i lu aircan t&b,vA) throusithe l.e oWciali, as proved by the t i, buiiarvisiirs. In lstiS tho clt) i in d. In 1171 It was amended, and .r b.-.tail was ulended lo two 1'Vn of li'O Court ol Appi-la u 1 i int the extension hltc er than i i i,,ii, nous sums ol money who i vmi'nts nnd sslaitei but the 1 fi" inTiali'e, and somo ot istvJH. ..MStBaln ...dWPulJi-. -T-j.. nu in the ofnrials aie ouiraireous ii'it lu.e oIKeial who kn pi no fl i for rrk litre, risji-irtu 'i -i it .ir. per oi-iit .Mur'uaxees are i i. i. .aires. Tim rich leil It as S"ie I i ,tri instunces min aie tax d tur -ii ir.p ny. 1 hev are makini am la-'- ii i' inn, i .-sliji-ois, and lint thei are 'i tnii amount of the nsment I ,.i l ll00i,, lur tllv -Jll siili.. in .n: lo repeal tuo cil cnarier and n rt bj 'k lo Newtown or us male a ,i i i i tioiitiriana are 'rulitenod, U i n v lur the (Iroui I'utrloi, I.oauu. ''''I'" I Ml Aut, I' 1 i- '.i.ufir a fiTorcntlia iubacriber 1 i i lers ol f e dazalinz hvs by Inlorm ''i tshereshouls of Patrick I.o;an,lste J'1' li zisitii.ve liouoia in the Piltteutli As l -t-i, in ,or ,ers, all poor men, were em s 1 1 t vii,14 Me honorable Patrick on election t i .i- ii au'liutr tint we were to bo p Id 1 "'i- i'ii I'.i- V oi November bilice then I o ii. iti ir .iiie unrtyr ol tr. tale or ol u 'uoney j I ti o ion ,iqa red. lour j i i I evr priy j Ii ti i 1 7 v i I 0 IiIHHHHHH! uni.iaiovs tixkldom in jivssia. Keport of the Ilrpuluilon of llio Amorlran Ilrnnrh ot Ihr lit uncdliiil Allinurr Ap IMiluIrd lo .tlrtiiorlnliire tbo Kinprror ol Kn-ssin In llctlnlf nt KtHuIoU I.I1,I'IT. Tlio subject of rclii;i iiu jicriccmioii In Itussla wis first brousht to ti.o nutlco of the Amcriciu Al ii t re by an n,.(itl Irom Bwiizerl .nd, dated itarc1, IVtO, uesrriln4 tho aoirTinis It nit endured by ruui!)' Ihousaiid Prrteatuots In tho Ilu-Un provln ni of LiVJiiifl, Usthonh, and Courland, nnd asking lor an expression ol ChrHlan synioathy and lor acine Intercession In their henal.'. Hnnilar appeals were received during the last jrar, Irom monbors ai d Irlends of tho Pvancellcal Alliances in Holland, Prime, (irrmany, and Ibtland, as well aa from oilier prr-rns. l'inally. airm z pelttlnns nero ecnt in from American mlssicnsrles In Turkey complain Inr. with other missionaries In the l.ut, ol there- H. lous intolerance of Uusslan ufflclal i In the h t 'rr Inn proilaccs of Iluss -i, nnd caking that we mljlit icrure for thtmlf posiibln tho ssmo freedom In missionary labor and tho distribution of the Scrip tures, which tbey nor,- enjoy under Mul.ginnicd ,u ru c, rsttstrcTto.-s tx tub nttTio rnort-ecui. The lliltlr Provinces of Itussls, which originally beiontril lo bw'c ten and Pol iiul, and aie mostly In lianlted hr (term ins, Lett, and rtho tans profess ing tho Lutheran creed, wererrded to Russia under abecial ruarantees tint their Protestant rtlleion, civil rlzhis, and Innitulions s.ioul I noi bo Inter leicd with. I)ul nnder the reign of the Iste Kinpe rorN choIss eysietn of Itusslficallon" was oe gun. whim has tiven rise to groom discontent and leprated remonstrances and petitions. Since Itl, innnv thousands (it is sttte.i, neirly 190,01X1) Letts and Kithontins, mostly Wnorant peasants, wcro by false piomtsrs, snd under (he prfuro of great pub lic dltrrs, seduced Into I ie Orthodox Urirco ltiis sun C'liorili. and were retained thero ajatnst tnelr wish and wl I under threat of numerous persecu tion, eten ifnil seivunde In Sihirla. it'isst.i still lias on her statute took thoc Inlol enhl penal laws under which not only Ino Luther ans and Moravians of tho Ilallie Provinces, but all wiin ill'nt l nun Hie Kusslan Mlate CtiUlch, in any part of the Immense empue, roust more or les sut ler. It Is well known hon bitieily the Ilomin Cath olics ot Polsnd comnlsm of persecution under tne deration of aucb lavs. Similar lawa once dis graced the kl.uute boots of Ponropal Knjl.lnd. Lu. thersn Sivedsn, Puritan Nesr Kngisn I, not lo speak oi Komsn Lat'iolic totintrie; hut ilieeo have been swept nway oy the Irresistible curirnt of tno.lrrii troci ess and, a i'ciiuiuu L'hrislisa spirit of Justice and huoiamiy the sptHir or IMIOI.XBAMCC. In l!ill t.onnr c.n be lerady Converted except to theOrthoili'X Hasten or (lieek Church. Iltnic, mlier ci'nfeinns have no nxhl to engage in mis slnnary lalinr ani' lo pruoiite tiielr I all Ii. Wnat Is mlOAed lo tho llreok I'nui. ft is her exclusive right, is tlrnouncnil and (oibiildvn, under the nuiue ui props. .1. .li.iii. to all others. .i.'cilon from (lie ifi-i'i: llusi in Church Is strtitlv rroiiilil"d. an 1 pi.i.ishid uy c mils anon i.l i'ui,"criy. lur enure ol sous! rink, in'trisi-nin nt, eoi, rat piiuisbnient, k,l wen tianspoiiallun lor Ino loSibrtia, while i i.v. rsion to tnat cuurca la oSi is'.y encuurniid snd often TiW ir, led. C'.ildren m n ixrl nnrriAites, when miF pati t be'ours l.i tUe Greek I huicn, must n PaitiZid and roughl up in that C, uicli, i uui;ri it st ouM d ve to bo dnno bi 'men. as bas been Irorutly the case, (lieienlly. tiOArver, bv order oi the preent Cm piiur. tl e liw ub. ul rnnsii marriijj is bei;n sua 'fwAilskl lor the Ihuic'l'fbvini ns 1'ni i;a.'1' Oor unoient, llidei-d, supirts I'roirsunl mid I. .""30 I'utl.oljc CLutches, and on that account claims lo he tmeiatii; and it is Ireely admitted mat the Urrek hureii in Kussn is rite irom tribunals ol inqu,si lion and bloo.lv peraecntions .rhici dis;race ine his ury ol some other countries. Neteil telvss, nrcurd ing to the KussUn ro le of has. it Is to day a iu isi able crime lor hiiv Iiiissian su ji-ci v. no is a in .Mil r of the llnek enure i lo btunie a P.uleslaul or a Ilitnin Cal.io.n. Arroistuc.vt or a PtrctATto.x to ncista. Ilwas at lb st proposed lo tring the subject of Iiussian oei s, i "iiioo be ore ine ll-usr.n onltrrnce ol the Kvangeiual AH ance which was to be lie.il in the cuy of New Vors. la Btpiember und Utlouer. 1TU. Atreparatnrt deputation of Dr. U Mcncd, Dr. Presseutf, and umcr Cortsilaui Irom Paris waited on the Emperor of llustia. while on a visit at biultgart In June, IsTO, and memorlsiixed him on tnls suaject. But the great war betweea Frat.ce n i. d Germany, which broke out a few weeks aller wa'd. led to an ltdeCnile puBtponement of tic Uen cial C -afirttiie, u cu il now alpeirs l,l not be -dneJ9r; tie itiflSVL 1'ce trstlrco irom Uj ioio il.en ufcJ the appointment of a deputation of influential Ainetcin citizens, wno should Join with sit.ii.ar deputations Irom the various foreign uranenrs oi the A Hant s, and lav the matter directly before his Imperial Majesty as soon as conscmeut. IICLTIKGI IX L0ND0X AMD ttOriCHnr. Hits waa done, and In June inoat of I lis American deputies met at ihe Alliance ojlce lo Loodoo, and con'cired with the liritlsh Couucil ou the subject ol tueir m sslon. Inlotnwtiun being reenved Ihal the Emperor ol Itussia was in Kms und would soon .cave lor SluiKsil and Friedricbshafen, II aas re soivett (list the deputies of the different countries tli ,uld beitxited loussamhleat stu.ljait lustead ol Pctlir.. lu Mui.Ja ti e lUtiol July. Ua buuilay csciiing J ills P. lie drieza es cunvvned al bmltgiri lor piaur alio uooiioust exticues in It.e eilr of be sentrauk Suits Kuc e. On toe luilowuu .Mon day Ihey nut in the anus place, and Oram ze I by i cling I)r bi una. PriiJei.i. an, I Dr r-ctiuaettm ol l.Ukland, II. run Von Incur of Orininy. aaj .Mr. Awvbor do Ilunsier ol Oeueva, Seircuiies. Two ii.iu.orisls i,j t..e zir, t.an i .mriy eiii:rosaed on parchment, tne one drawu up lu New i orA and pre vioU'iv siitne by ill ins memoers of the Amencau deoulaliou; the other prepared In Load m and signed in b'.uiticail D the liuahsh and Coulincnul bret' reo present, were rea I di'cussed, and a.iopt el. A uituioii.il Iro.n n depmaliou ol the boctuly ot Friends to benalf of rcignus liberty, was atao 1 Id buloie tit meet. og. and II w i r cumoKiiJcl mat tne Priends s.iouid J rsnul it separately lo tue L'tJlUT. TBt AIC1CNCX AT rBllpniCniRAyiM. A preparatory deputation were informed by the ii.ctwr, liii nib I qui tc 't a a al iff, o his read! rrss to cue a hearing lo the uniud denuln toi s. Ac.ordiugly, by exalts command of l.is M Jesiy, Prince ti rulnl'oU appointed l'ridij, llm 1 lilt ol July, it 11) A. Al for an official Interview. O.'i Pri uy the deputies proceeded in a body to the spioiniel plate cl lb inlsrv eiv, and were most eourleuuslv imiinl by the Pnu.n iiiiiimr oi Hus an, Dr. r-chatT, alter prrseatin: to Ills Uicnness l e rteuictrs uf iho drpuialioii by name, .nuoduct,!. ou ll't'ir behalf, tne spin iu" o jeci of ineir nitsiun. In tho coarse rf debit whtcu lollowed, tbs Itev. lJr. btrane ot ilnzttod eaoisinej n.e iauntr In vtwcli. i'i his pjiii'im. libeiiv id lunsriauce must be ut'iiereioud. aue object of t is d?aiiaUo! war rue ti er advoraled b Hie Itev. Dr Coulin Ihe II, v. Dr. Adam, llisnup Mtl.viine. tue lien. VV. K. J)uue, lairoii von I i-cuendorl. ihe It -v. Dr. van Ooilurz. Ld. ion Wiiteterjibvrer lou liica, and omtrs. ru.Ncs GbUTCiiAcury's riplt. lVr-r'yo'Hie'op'.in'i'.; sttc r,-Trrd-trrthe course of in ti ic, Prince ijuitciiii,oll was t'leas,',! lully anil 'rinkl) lo tjiuniuuiiate his opinions, whlcn ti didwiiiiu courtesy and ability btcomiug Lis higu p tition and lone cxoarieuce as a slaiesman, Ho expressed lilt gratification at tne lesptcirul manner In which mis delicate subject had been brouzni before ms attention by the deputation, ui d un ou as well as ms M.ijeiiv s sympathy with Ihe cauo ot religious liberty. 11 had no doubt ul the curtly of tneir intentions, aa 1 their freedom from political aims. He assured n. em that t.ie E nperor uesire I that eiery onethrouzhout his L'moir should base llbeiiy of worship in the cuurch lu wntc.i h be louged; lhal ltuma was a country In which all reli gious were tolerated, and thaigeutlsmso preseul had only to visit l. Petersburg to aie Lutheran, ltelorm rd, and other churches adorning tue principal street (Newski-Prospectj, In ordsr to be convinced tnat irntii us liberty was fully granted Hal, wni.si I eisecutlau was not allowed, noithsr was propataad istn. IK-reuiarAeJi.nl iho poiry ot Pie Ituiiun (j'iv 'iimenl OJJ been to put dOAii the sects w.cli inculcait J imuioral tenets, and as lor tne rest," sa a .no I'lince uil ting his baud Ltlore ins etts aud luok.na tlitoUitu lit Hamuli), wu uual tus wuh -l'.o TnR rmvct.'g APwustoy. Ills nijhiie't frankly adml'tel thst there were laws wii.ch tiiruadv any ono leaving Ihu liiaok lius un C.u'th a.ter once becoi uz a uteiusr of it. A bum tin propne'.y of tait prouuiitoii mere niuut ie diflsren -opinions he bad his own opinio'i but such were the laws of tho Umoue, und met could cm be Changed by the Umieior, Ihe time sua niai ncr nl ao ui so must be lei t with his SI'je Iv, who cuul l nut. for obvious reaious. aufter nuv ap ir uauce of lorelin inter VOutlun and ouitvard plea sure; ncy uiteiaiion or mo lilicalion of cxiatln; laws must be dona juvprto t'tctv. For this rtast.ii, wlnls un ler orilnury circuinililicos his .Msjesiy would naio beeu most happy lu psrsua lo receive a rteput'it'Oii, jet, luukini; in lue larae number of Ihe Uelenntes preaeul, their la at 11 aociai ilandii. and in liueni In the countries trout winch tl.ey tirou, ai d eoiisioiiTIP till' pmb. terry wlnc'i 111 a.ieaiybecu g veaa to Heir lnteiiliuu, ll waa inaui'ti.t ihal lia-ir atce,itaou W'iUM hatu l.e i ,ui-iuc uf loraa ai luier.trence with tne internal allairanf Kusilu, ind tins lu lue mtereit uf the utjssl llatlt, muil ue nt.laeJ. jaaiyre.TiriX-nr tss ynncl.-at As Ihe In It i view was draw tne l ai cioie, llio lion Wi liana 11. D'dae, as Pieil .inl of the Ami in un llranrh ol tne Aluauce, j.j'ii.lti-il to his Uunni is I, .e Aaner.cau iiaeuioru., will. I c reqasst Hut it be i if.iiiii J tu lis linierisl M.iesty. Princa liort iliakofl haling, as he s., d, mala linnself previously a tiuainied witn a rut 11 Ii till I mpv, expte-ied al once his readiness lu du so, and ivceived the do-u- WTi.ii Hev. Mr. Conlln, of Oencva, then arose and put an his baud the Kuroveaii .nemonal, Willi the s .0 e request. The Prince began in examine It, aud alter reading alou I a loiv uf its sentences, he cm i,l,..nralU m lareJ thst inasmuch as It cuutained objectionable l.aiaguis Intho lorm ot accusauoua asilnsl the Intuerail tloveruine'it, h co'il l not lay litis rnemorl I befure his Mijssty. Tuti relutal treated a palntul surpriae. After a abort pause t.ie ?rlnce aagyested to the American deiezatton whetlitr oudu ihese clatoio slsnces they hd not better withdraw their uieami. rial, inasmuch. the pre.entalioii of oue and Ihe "rejeciWn ul"ne'uiBi-w6tr;a uii'ie W VfA'.trt'. da.iluclion and pui hlnilu an emsarrassing attitude, The American delezatlon prompily acceded to Hals indued req, irst, bulli in defereuce lo tue Inuce ami lu their P.urouena brethren, Prime Hon hakml, however, assured Pie denu titaniia that ue would lail ifullv report lo His Majas ly t ie aubJ.Tt ol H eir request- IP ipt-c lu ly su inidti.il. In benalf of Mn denuta ta'in MA.MlI".L 1' II. JuOll Paeilueat. I iin.ip 1-rnsrr H creisry M uinut Hot.., iikW tuns, XoT 13, IHTi, AN IINTEKaNzVTIONAL RACE. at ciTASCii von it ami i' iiasskt's Tliei Proposed Itnre hetsvrrn rstrHIng nnd jlitrry llnssrll notlilng but Talk-Ni llher sslllliis lo truss I lac Atlilullo-A JiCltiT frnni Pnuliitiil In I'lara Hint, 1 'or some tune past liicro laas liccti n great ileal of excitement In this cliy, and Indeed throughout the count y, relative to s proposed Intern illonnl r..co to tiiKO place hero benveen an English race horse and the famous Harry llassett. All sorts of auggest ons and statements were wade, principally through the columns of a weekly sporting journal but It afterward tmnsptred that nd challenge had been made by either party, and Ihe aildr ended In smoke. Wlttaln tho past few days, liow ever, new pliiics have arisen which point very strongly to too probablll Its uf a match bring made. Ibo terras proposed, when tho Idea was first mooted, were for tne English horse Sterling to como over here In tho fall, and rnn ngslnst Harry llissctt nl llaltlmore, for a slake of 8.(XV) a aide, the dis tance! to be one mile and a half, Now there was not the slightest chanco of audi a match ever coming olf, for the simple reason that the owner of the English horse would never be such an arrant fool as to trlng his horse across the Atlantic In the month of September, when the weather Is frequently very stormy, and then ran ulni against the fastest and best laore In America, within a month of his nr rlval, and beforo the horso had bid time to recover from ihe eflecls of bis sea voyage. Hut very few people took Ihe trouble to inquire Into the real fads of tue case, and accordingly wiien tbey found IHU EKCLISIIHIX WOULD MOT nt'M this fall, all hopes of a match were abandoned, nntll tho agent 01 the Associated t'icss In London, with out any authority, telcst-aohed that the owner of Sterling would mako a match to rnn his l.orse gainst llarrr Basset! In England for 10,003 a side, and allow 1.000 (about UOOWl for expenses. This looked like business, bat nnfortnnatsly no such ofler had been made. The party that own Harry ll.itftt, however, dIJ not know but that It was a luna filt offer, and thoazu tbey declined to tun in England, expressed tnelr willingness lo give as I irge inuueeiiiftits lo run here, lint hero was tho great obstacle In Inls match, viz I The d slncllnstlon ol boln panics lo Incur the risk of sending a valu able horse across the Ailsntlr, a voyage which has proved litallo so taasny. Tue owuers of ISicrllng and ll'irry llassi-u are doublioss wl Msg and anx ious lo try ctitii-!iiln a, !nt tiriil.cr Parly will upen egonailiins ezi-eoi to run en their own'ttleof tie water. Tma lad lias lietn.ne prelty vte.l known In luif circles, and in crtiiseq'aence but little hopes ul a nintrh are enttriaiiied. We sre no s rnib.e t, however, to lava new stita of aSius bidore ihe readers uf lite M'V, liy whlrh il will be si en Ihal an Kngilah horse may be induced lu cuuio ui r early In Id? J, to ruu A UATCII AOAIMIT IIARnY TlASStTT, some tltno during tho summer, If certain il.tTt'rrires between the racin' Isas of America ant Unci, nil cin oe aJlusied. A lew days agu a genileman C"ii we. 4-slt.i ue-vtlaTvf tl rs patHt I Wert oil !i Irlitl fioni the editor oi a Loa;cu newa;aatr, wuica raaJa aa loilotvs With rerernc" to voir letter of Oct d, re'at!ret- a ..'..'cii britit-e i an Knz Isti and an American rsi-e-hone, 1 have icueivclal owuvra of racehorses here ai'iih'S'e. to aniorin y n of ih remit. 'I nrrn is in esrtnlv i.u ii in teeing Mr lire ton lo taae Mti ,ua oier to Aim nea, s wall nm risk me v ,iire siri.s l lie AtliiitiC.al.il i IcW u ''S ngo refuted SM.IIV for the nor e.but at ton cm imnit sjtisrscaorv lermi I think ineottner oi Munuon would niko tnatrn, fai i g wlinin tue owner of -nmoas mighi rrsniro oi e Hit neitnei of tnete will say anyining m "U uu eis tne Anirnesn pui y w irniieinelr wetzhts to t. "r standard, savs Biouc u at Ma-a is. o;l p mn hi. and of t urss ll w.n be u.ci crreritia to run neats ll iota ca i .u c tneni to uo ia.i, 1 wall do uy beit to Pun; aSout a inaaen." T.als letter requires a Utile explanation In order lo make it per et iiy lutellizabl to non r. cm men. Tae weights carried by four-year-olds In welzlit for age races here Is 10S rounds. 1 he English party therefore want the welgata raised It pounds, their reainn for this being tu emble one of tneir first-class Jutkeia (nam is tuo heavy io ride at 103 pjun.j) la pilot their horse. Whether mi ow.stpj or irincr basictt will agree lo this is not known, but It Is hnpsd that taey wall not object In tl.e wcljht beloi rslscd, as II would certainly make the race a much belter test of endurance. The remark about ruuntn: heats relets to the Idea which waa entertained by aome People here tnat the rue would be run In "lieais" 1Mb the English paily wouti never agree to, as Ihe rsclng there Is entirely on tne "ds-h" system. Now, although It Is not stated In the letter, we are pretty csrlain Ihe Englishmen would, If the minor detal.a could be arranged, be wllllnz lo ruuamaica at Hie cop distance, two miles and aqearter, aouie litre dur.nt tho m ,ntn of Julr or August. As a further pruol that tnere now Is a crest en nee of a m m u tei .z 'rranzrl, Mr, Oaorge W lines of ll.e A', int 0 fil Titrul. wbu has Just re lumed from Lur. ,ie, s.aled to a represua'eiave of i us i-aiier je-ierday, that lohad biouzm tan Male pre pnsiuoris rom resp,it.itbie turlmrn in Eag an 1 relative io matca, and mat, Ihuuzu be ,ild noi care .or many reaaons lo maao anytmug lubnc tel. be nid .real nopes ii' brlnjlnz auout a uialcu. Tnere Is nc doubt t i.ai iho iiraniteuieuls for an international race could not be placed in belter hands tnau those is Mr. vi likes. w nose name Is a guarantee bat the ne gotiations, w ueli entered into, w i.l be carried out in a ihorou,niv rup.rl.al spirit. Tual the Americans will Mill no better arbitrator we sre well assured, while ll am thing ahoul l eventuite 'rum too let. o, above alluded lo, tue gculleiauu la who u tl was ad dressed ins stale J nis intention of conducting tae nee tiat-ons on t:ie part uf ti.u Ejt,l.s-aaua alxj Uuutr iLeuaaauce of Mr Wianes. CUA.NVOV, AND BABINCS. A few Hems respecting the past performances of the two burses uatntao'ied In ttte letter, niev be luund intereflin. boanuon, a bay fitly by Lauabsun out of a Newnunster mile, nuts tnreo years old. Brit proved Oerseif a llrst c ass snlmal In the race lor tl.e Uood wood Cup in July Int, when she de tested the famous race horse Morlemer and the no leia rtuonrnrd Ji'arouius (lee winner of the Derbi). alter an rxciltng race. 1 his remit was ao lime ox I rele t i tial a uumber of wuuid-bc sjnifll Inalsied thai it waa a scralcti." ana lhat if run uvrr a;sln the mare w oul I be bsaten by bom hurses but wl eu iShaunun carntd ud" tne IJjiicaiii-r I up la hepiembei teaiing some tlisi nasi race hones, llio ery was aiu-rea uud tue mare ad'awed to pa ono of the best of her year At the last meeting, however, al New market, ane was beileu by Merllug. wno was carry, tug six pounds mure weight, ao lhat If she should come, Harry Ilfsctt Mil not have tjuito autb a furtuidab e unta.oinil as aleilang. haoanas, toe o.ut-r ho.se menlionel, a biy cell In by .Nvvw-Hser ixatul Vsvt-i, i titrw f cur- irTrT-' oid, Has perfoi ounces as a three.year-od were try good, as he caailed od the Clly and buhurbm Handle Hi, I io Ureal Metrop iiiiin Slakes al Essoin, an I the Ascot Cud. He dll noinlng of any const quince alaerAartl. uolat lu-t mouth, wiien earrvtng 111 pnundi, be wuu tae CaniUuJftsUiro titaaes at Newmarket alter a UAanrictiN'T ric:, beating two bin see (whuwere placed equal by the judgcl by a I ead. Oueoftaese our olu Irlcnl die rlltig, who carried l'.'l poumls Tl.e dlOi renee In weight, three pounds, caraled by Haljlnus wuud Just account for Ino "head" dlffercnco between mem at ine finish, and proves these two horses lo be as nearly equal as possible over Hits distance of ground, viz.: 1 mile liOyards, Wnetner they would ran as evenly at a loneer dltianco is ol course a moot point. Now if rJablnus were to run here next auntuier no, being hva mars old, would baio to conceue Harry llassett six pounds, leas the aliuwanre fur a guldiug, thrcu P"ua is, ao that they woull meet almost on even terms. A matcn at two miles or two miles uud a qjarter between luese two horses, ouo earning 190 and tue other 117 pounds, would be as Inteteatiut In ll.e general public as a match between lures-rear-olds, tnouzli on account of Habtnui a being a iciaing. It wuunl not bo quuo bj satisiaclory as a teit laca to turlmrn. VAsitius xorvs. It li fa ii.oaabla to dress more like a 'ool loan oi er, 'Ire trot fnl tnnab'e wonieu wenr deml-tralned d cwsn.i i taj ilieet. Piiin t&o lo 11 id worilt of false Itulr, braids, rolls, a d c .rii, aie uotv wurn. 1 .in most fashion il In velvet street garments are soi-.titilti urn. I wuu ui.iuruldeiy as to uluio-1 co.i clu ino anauintl, I' irne smiled bonnets, rovers 1 with feat'iert. fl .wi I-. i ices mid irpoaa, aae iu be worn, juey nie t-aned itiuliaf. One of the new Imported di-aasns tfrom Pln-tili'i., In a an list npnn il. i-t et livo Jui as loag, Ihll poiu.uu eudt luuptd up tuio tau i anicr. Three difleretii shanes of illtt to mako nns ens. tume Is tne Utrtt 1'aitna.i novt-liv, I be luucrt. hui- 4 1.rvi-lA.r-, etsj.,- V.eitsJ1-omti53(i3 t,o'i.UiaitTl uae also ths'l-' I. One arnsible anil pretty garment Is seen among tne tale la.n.t.i lu.votuti i.. li i, a win -i iu,,(r p. loua i.1, w.iirti rnn oi isu.u ea'.hea as an uteia.lor looped up as a euiluuio. trls dlflerrnl kinds of trimmings were I delv rnitnt ed on a cotuuie drets worn en llio adwsv nv a (aim t, aulc wutitan. vis t fnncoi. Initiiim paiiaaiaU'ita, Jci oiuaineiili, lace, and rttillat Uoaiieea, Mulls and boas of Ptirher fur are novelties Intro cl in il tli Is season by terry, 'Hie Piscnet i.sino limn I J ii tl lull Hay. ll a very rich far leseniunii- !;iit,,i isbie, but itrcnger and tuure durable. A i"i co us Wit la a feather. Pope has eald, Ann ladles neirr doubt ll, For ihoic wno've lean wIMitn their heui 1 Illtplay the nioit without it 01.1 nAvrne. The glove of ths season is tho rmvt Julvln," Ine widow of Xavler douvlu nas tskeit oul aan less thanhie dlfrarcnl pateuts for these gloves itnce Isll In ordir li isr ao tier msnulacluio trona iiiiringetnt-nt hy Ihe biothcr and uephsws ol Xavier Jouviu de ceased. ''Has'a'e''t"o7nat"ti'lTv "cnVoVlnil tiTr'ro'efef brlim thsn ever ltae caotvns of lerri'i hats tutor moreinsn moil utlicri, l.ing w Huw 1 1 jmts, ns rlcii tips, snd iletctli", wiin lace, rlbb iu, and llaneri, are sll uied In Irian aa.ug the saute hut. Dolly Vardcn costumes ot Cretan cliln't rataln their popu ardy. Hiol ilut and limit g ,rgeous of lutse cosiuanes are oa chintz, ivun a til t k g, niinii cov ered with Ur 'o n titi i eureieiii w7 i und ot its, ami uncut colored rtnweia, amum l ns liiala Uesilv si the liiiatrcs man iihhiii eater's di.am I hkIii ojiorel t, tjus aei C5f rmb'i.i baas ate used it tratani.tig lutua. 1MAT jizcoitnnn iiacketc xnair. Alan svhnt Iho IHonalrr Itoaenstrvelg Knew, huppnslng llinl the Hecnrder did not linioy.U-.T.bp.f.'Dr.'asi'itJd.'.'Jiosirristnl w Ihnny .1, HlircUor'e Pnprrcedentod Hill, Tlio llutirtl of Aiipdrtlonmcnt met yeslenlnj altrrnoonat 3 o'clock. Ins millionaire Cornelius Corson, Porrclary, alwave earliest in any field which promises anythlnz, was iho first to appear In the .Valor's olllco. He sat on tlio soia, Ida legs com fr.rt.ihlt sln lched at full length on the floor, when Mr. tlreen, tno Depnly Comp'rollcr, entetctl and Jauntily noddetl to Mm, smlllig. Mr. bweony diopped In after is while, luoxlnj Tery glum. Ho was the Crst ono to move an adjournment nficr the Hoard had authorized (riKXUJO rublla Kciool bolld Ing Block, and tWOO) for the Normit School build ing. Alter the Hoard had adjourned and while tho mm dies of tho Sinking Fund Commission were be ing read, Mr, Tweed peeped an, smiling and radiant, lils hair cut an I (lumnooeJ, and s ild I "Already adjourned 1" Tho Mayor said, "Yes; wo wallod for yon a quarter of an hour," and Mr. Tsroed, bowing and mlllng to the reporters, vanished. Whlla tho Secretary of tho Commission, the Hot. Dr. Dykeinan, read the minutes, the Clly Chamber lain, Mr. BraJloy, lield tall bat In bis band, and In silent gloom lookod out ot t io window. Mr, Green as usual was bright nod pleasant, llecordcr Hack etlp'adtly curled uls fine blonds moustache, and Ihe Mayor seemed lo have fonud a new Joke In twiddling string between bis tinier during the whole tnealliig, Tie Mayor ralieJ up the petition of the Commissioners of Docxi lor bonds lo the amount of tl.otsJ.OJU. Mr. tlreen Hadn't lb matter lieltcr be laid over f The Mayor pitting with tils legs crossed and neat In a new large tie and a splendltl alrl.cd stlrl)-! think It ins already been over Ion: etionr.ii. Mr. Ureen tr.otuht that the Comaulssloncri had enough money for ihe presen'. Tne Mayor 1 am for granting the request. Tho real issue of the bonds, is after all. Willi uu. Mr. Uieeti Yes, but tils woull be (Mulct the responsibility from yon to me. The Major (complacently) Toll Is exactly my Idea, 1 want to get out ol the reaponslbilliy and l.avo you take It. Mr. (Ireen (his blue eyet shining brighter) This may be an excellent Idea between ns as Individuals, tut the public interests do nut demand tlio Issue of the bonds. The Mayor (In hla load, strong voice)-! think they du demand It. D they dnln't tho Com-nts-stotters nt Die-tswoul In'thave asked for the money. Jt'cuplrr llsrkett I wish ou would read the re quest of tue Cuzimisaianeri, or rather tue requisi tion. Mr. (Ireen It Is a requisition. I bad the req-iest coutiti-rsicnril hy Hie CMmmtssionera ol t us II .it I, whim, I .lelicve, Is neceeesry to make II a rtqmsi tlon, I think ine law requires it. 'Ihe .Major Yes, tnat It a rtrv tood Ides. 1 think (piustoga while alter every woe.i) mv-ell that is a v ry good telorto. 1 uvn'ilike all rcfaitnis, but 1 1 ilnk this la one. Mr. Ureen looked pleased. lti'Cordi r ti n hi u (In ins quiet, dignified manner! Does this natter Inieilei aat a Mr. Delmoni'a ra.iiii Mr. tlreen No; 1 rather think Mr. Itetmmt will taso Iho bon'R Oi ly I don't ihiuk tnere is any urgent exigency for tnese bonds. Mayor Had I luina. the best evidence that there "in u cxnrs.ta.iy iortui'J-.1-Uil tan voOi.u-,sHolierJ demand tnem. Mr. Hradlry, the hambe rltln. gloomily looked out uf tue window a titles this linn contest was go ing on, Mai or Hall (-after tome more talk) I myself as an Individual t link H al If the l oi.i nissioners didn't want the money laaey wouiuu't am lur It. 1 move Ibo samo be authorize,'. llecordcr llaczeit1 second the-aoilnn. Tuo nauilon was pjssed triuuapi antly over the head of Mr. (Ireeu. who didn't vme. I he question nl releanog war .el property In lte EiShlceiith Ward came up. A ler some talk Mr tlreen laid ll oujtit not lo be released for more than a tear. Tue Mayor (with IndllTerencel-Thls matter wai very folly dis-use I by tins lloirj boorowehaJ t,.e honor s! receiving you as an' associate, and I thioa. 'be official iiquesl will be louud somewhere or ulhci' amoni: the p.pors uf oar iiitlmib. btc- "'Phl'matter ',,lJ 0T,r- -llln Mayor gay a fine piece of .'ijmailc reading, tiklng uo Ine request of Anlhouy J- Ble.er, wbu liked, fur ia. wji.uslui.al atrviot' In ascertalalrg the aa sessed valuo of the leai of tne clly and county, for MJ,50d. The request, which was print I, wasoratsn up gnnJllo-iueutiy. .'J to oratory of ourveraatde Miyor dad It full Jus.:- Hwasro lerred tu the Comptroller. "I have laceu iiiuinyscraptook," siH "b Hon. John K. llaczeit, llrcorder, lo a hex ret.''er, steaklnc or IlirbCN'a rept.ll of Dr. Itosenzwel Ino to bing rilng, Heporier In.eed I llecordcr llackeit What a string man this fello w was. Hrsl so Indtrlerenl, t len g.riug way tu wo rn in Ish tears; ao you uuuerstind it J Til reporter did, anil iiiUIimI 1 I Ike UaearJ- sr. lteeurdrr 1 think the penalty ought to have been de.it i 1 toink no rout I lian beeu Indltled lur inuruvr, and ibis is SI-, lluli'a (ttiu Mayurj view loo. Tnere was not the slignu-st doubi aouut bis kui t. I knew he was guilty, lie kn-w It tuo. He was amazed when be saw that I knew eieryiblnz about Mm, he dtun'l ex. ect in it. He doesn't know bow 1 came lo know it, an t no one else docs, but he knew that I knew all about blm, Tbn.walnrlra mail llulle or the City J ostlers. Ju (Ae AUHor of 7t.i swi. Siu: A jiarajrapb in your paper of thli morn ing Intimitis that certain of the Police, Justices of lhas clly are to be legislated oat of oSce, on the ground of objections to thorn pe-sonilly. tiaen rcArunsare a, wars unsafe and drnierons as a basis for legislative action. There are abundant and con trolling reasons fur reforming all tho city courts, below the Common I'.eai, as we'd as thoto oilier offices specially mentioned, Turouih the profllcacy or tie Iling, sal tries mostlmonslrously dispropor tioned to the nature of the duties of the Marine, the District, and the Police Courts base been voted tu the Justices ot those Courts, tad are pud out of the taxes upon the property of the peo;le. Thote Justices are voted salaries ol f 10.000 per annum eic'u, while Congress pays tae Cuitf Justice of tae bnpreme Court of the United Slates but t-.DUO. The most important function of the blghen in authority among these clly Justices Is to try a plain civil case not Invn Ivttig more than $1.01)0, wmle the duties of tho Chief Justice ol the bupreuie Court ni tlnl'nitnl rjtiles relile to all the ques tions tnat miy atlse under the Constitution, and -ito tanriTnt uear.n orTae-Unrted tSiatri. I rati tao uujecti iu 10 tne persons wno are justices oi tneso courts. My point aud ubjetllon Is ulsllucliy this; Tnal salaiirs so gross and dtsarup irtioued for eurn comparatively uultnportant luncilons, are lull pr, ol of gross prullUsry or absoluto corruption on the part o' those who vote them; and that Inevi tably they produce ademorsilzlnz e.lcci ou the cnar acler uf those who receive llieuij and Ihal tnis eitigle fact has not ur educed surprise uud aitonisb tueni merely, but indienation also. The office ol the District Attorney has often been rcprotciied with tisvlnr wlthneld multitudes of lu. dicltneiiia from trial, as a iiievna of compelling n personal and pecuniary supDurt ut the cabal wmrii baa thus protected the subjects of I .em irom trial snd merited punishment, lletico the notorious deus of gamuieia, and niore Itidect'tit. as we,i as more dangrrutis people, thouadi Indicted, to uulrled and un whipped ol Justice. We have elected a Ite'orm Leglinlnre, fully com petcut to the task of relorm, ani I trust tbey will lint omit lo provide tnal ll herealter aiuy municipal official "lull be elected In and take a sett In llio Legisluluie. lie alaall thereby be held tu have re elzued bis inuuicipal ufnee. A HcroitM DiHocitiT. New Yoiib, Nov. 10, 1571. ii r.A i. j:sta ti: mo yum i:xts. Wtn. H. Ilsynor has sold at private ssle one lot on theaonliaili ot Plfly-ieveuth stteet, 41 fi ct west otitic HUH avenue, s.zo BHW. for I2J.DM i also fuut lots on tne northwest corner of Has Orand llouleiard and lllgiity-ieienlli street, each ZaxDJ, fur f uO.OuO. Hr. Homer Mortan, whoio adlt'tt.soraent maybe tntnd in another column, says that Ihe houae reutlug b'ttatii'Ss s Pink. Aiin.iig lb" cunvevairei 'f rneent date may he men liiiiicd Hie l.iti on tu' H .ii tv.ii.l nr l ni'iiiing tale r il'l at ll.e iiiirll'e-l c Tin r ol hi. it, il.mii allcet, Clt. tiling to l-.l-'itv n ii h atrt'iit, Is 01 aud geic". w h i wi re so (I nt t'i 1 k'-ci'iTi ot Miiauaiia 11. tends to rtllllsii if Tei n in i t :i. ''i lite siniiln'a-1 roiiiei i f Uuiltuil and wnrtn streets was i onvct ea i.y 1' i i ir to A in. l.iiar.icri r f s US), and anil Id l.lneny atleel. In A I. 'I I Ion lo Muses l.iziru. lor pi' 1 Iho pru, "ety on the n irtn iailent Porn thlid street W roet en i oi tno N'inili uv enun nil b'rn sold uv Ilo u ird .Mon lay in Denis huiith -tnv IM.,-a-iJaiiya 1M lat.'za ill'LuJj.JiJai-i. Pniti.toiiritlltriel.r.i n et eaitof llroatlway by ll b Itait ioW.ll. l.amberl for I'il.om) Ineiioiii,' and lot mi the norih lle uf Hnmmo iiri'i.tli tret west ol llitarestieel ha hcon i-orveyed hy tl. Klstenbertii to loliia K llenniligtoi fla.ttiA). ai d Urn aime wai tra is ltrmd b) II. nniiignnd wife to Isaac Fiti.ieli tor I'liUO. To il ay the Isle est ate ol Tow mend Poole will no i old at the 1 xchange halt-rooin. hy Jutnca M. Miller, under dlaectluu of .Satnauicl Jarvis. Jr. lu's piuperly Ii aiii.nigllie ui si cesirable to ttestriiester comity. as rii.ii bes. en hv adveinseipit nt Mi, niOulie'ssale ol cuy i roncilt hsr been post, ontu until Lie JJt ti i' If. hnuoner la off ring at in ivate saio some deilr able lots in 1 lushiug, L. 1.. at auci on prices. Beu aa-leillBuiiiuul. Court Cisleudiire this ll.iy, Btflioit it. l.l.ixlTlia -Nil S. I", 11. II U, H. H. ,1, it, .1, 1JU, 10, 11., Ul, IV l.t, "itr'li.i Ceeat.l'NieSBSB. -Nsi.11, H, ll, IIS, ISO, lit, III, "liniii irT. runiT-I'i'l I. Ni Cl. SI I. Ill I f, III, lull I. Ill, IJ, lit. 1 s'S, l, Sll, 4I It) fill tl lit. nr.l fill Oi'ii kueinti I'mn lint I"" I's'l I l"'i ait a i44(a.itwa.-is( int. ii- Wa". ll."1- .mLiu ai." I'lrl II Aioitrnid Isr tritl. l'in I'llis-llltt Tlia Pl I -Ns SI4. SSa, ISIS, SSI, SIS, Sol, II 111, Imli, IM1, 111, 41, Sll, 411, 110.1. I'MI II Nsi. S4S. S4t, sir, liwi, lull, m, lose, lust, msn, li, uts, lin Inst, aano, ilol, liniia Puis, Kcrnr Tise Via. Ill, HI, 110, A. A. Tin Nkw Yultit MAnstlAi.ma Thst P an lutein n.iiri'aliiiiatiieni. the l.u llnts street Jail. I'nsnitol Sre York MarHisliea.) iiaitiDiae mn unnall I io r leased debtors ar eeteorailuz their Imed no by t tia luir .lata or atrtoi So. il'i ll-oadw'ey, Jast ai Un s uuaiil to, tjjoa I r I. aox aU ME rRESIDENCy. ItEVVUMCAXS AO A ISST tmAXT. Krnaniie Hlven by it Hrpnbllrnn JnuMial Why hr Mionlil mil be Nnmlnnlrd, From thf Ajii I iiu.ilef.1 fi'iuliicji. Tho fall elections ntc over, Cnti 'rcs soon be elns, ami directly the country will be nlunze 1 Into Ihe rxnti'UKiit o a nw Prei lential cantpa'gn. The llrst and main Interest, of course, centers upon tho nomination ot tne ItepuUlcan patty, wi.lcli will bo mide In Jnne. nml wnetner we woul 1 or not. II Is linioisiblo In rospone Pie agitation of Ihequrstlon wlioll shall be, llio elections settle this tnuc.i that the teit Prcsliteut will bo a llenulillcti, and, probably, the nominee nf the IfcpuMlc.m Ntllnn.il Conveollon. 'llaose who never glvo more thati tlnrly-iluy paper In tbelr political si ecttl itions, like (len. Wilson, bold that It Is eqn illy certain Hut this can be no other than Urn. (Irant. Iiul tne very eagerness of the uioule lo discuss tho maiter proves tnat tnls Is not settled; and with tl.e gathering of our Congressmen end ot icr politicians at W ashing ton in December, there will begin a serious cmvass first for and sultist the rrno nlinllon ol On. (I rant, and second, In the eontliivency of Ills success, for a combination ol all the elements of ooioiltlon tn him. There will be abundant opportunity and In deed necessity, for discussing the del ilia of the questions involved In these rilorla as they ro on and ripen with the eennn. For the present these observations are at least pertinent and timely. Firtt Ine Democratic parte has no i.nps ol rally ing under Its old baunsts and with candidates out of Its own ranks. Second t tne Itcpnbllcan parly maintain Us unity. It wall carrt;tba country aa easily an I as com pletely next iear as the old D.-uaoirailc parti did alter tho war ol 1U. Third Tlio reuomlnalion of Oen. (Irani Is now, apparently, the oul, thing that can endanger th's unity. A latgo number uf the Very beat leaders uf the Iteptibllcan pany are opposed to him. Home of them will certainly resist Ids election, If nominated, ibo grounds of tins opposition It la not neceMiry now to ilescrlDJ. Many n' them are Inl.erent lo tn personal character of the President and tne personal poller of bis administration. Some of the oineis may be qualified, If not removed, by the action of Congress nnd the Extcntlv during lb next tlx months. burM The Hepnbllcan bsrly, In Tlerr of It history, with Its moral Inspirations and Its Intel lodual leaderships, aa well as In view of the aroused stale of public feeling on the subject of relorina tn tne admtclilratlou of all branches of Iho Uovern ment, ought to have a dlrlerenl leader Itom Gen. (Irani; on mora In sympathy with Its moial and Intellectual tone. Its ro'urminj and progressive tra ditions, and more earnest, by temperament and si sociatlous, for the Ovations and improvement! In the offices of our (luvrrnment, and the character of lis representatives, widc.i tne people are so earnest ly demanding, and the incccis of republican lustllu lions so grievously nee Is. hfthH would certainly hive on", If all the men In the patty who tmnk ll uiht lo have on wouad aiy so. and wor toitetner lo secure one. fiaiiA I ho prosfl proipoct is that tnev will not du an. T. eir Ie irs, lli-lr joalouslri. and Ihe lull ti rnce of the exe. ntive power, backed by the potent rings uf oflicehidJers ami 'altroid monopolists mat iiainrilly Kathir a'Ctind tl.e lurc.miul p.tilj and the possessory administration, are liioly lo weaken their convictions an i ilivl ie their efforts. eetn( Nothing but the continue! lapld crowtli or toe using independent h-iolia cl the peop'e In political an.l esnecia ly party laiittir. and the attn b dder expression ot Ihelr stern demands tor a blxher an I oi lier class of men In the public service men not onir tleu'ed to, but In sympathy Willi, Hie reforms that onr hnl rnverjiment system s lotln.ng for wall le llzely to break the strong combination ol special and personal Interests, aided by the possrreiou ol tutlinal power, that are fathering nuout Ills the teuomanataou and lo eln lion of Hen. (Irani. hig (A-llelisiing that the pariy land the conntry ought tu base a be.aer nea.l (tian Ine present Prtst I'cnt, Hie ltepublic ins win labor with tnose who ure striving lo at cure on 1 hey may fail ludee I, we admit, taey are likely to; but Ihe effort Is a nun duty of Inte ligeni patriotism and Inucpmdeni Jour I alum, aud thero Can be only a degree of failure In all labor, o limned. Oen. Orant will be a belter President, If be succeeds, fur tho call lo tho country io co up higher. Iiul tr.ero are marry rren, any ot o of whom, ll seems to us. will be muro ut ul to tho country as President for the next four leara thau he can posslbiy be. Certainly Here are men who, is cmdtdiles lor fie Ural office, will save the party from Ihe division and reorganizalloa that his reuom lnalion not only threatens but Insures. There are a dozen tucn at least, whose nomination would de stroy toe movement lhat with him la certain to be made to organize a great and hopeful opposition. As th Pulton AdrertUtr slgnlucanliy bus, "Ills ihe part of wtsdom" for the Hevttulican party, "to make the organixallan of sucll a parly, as Is thai threatened. Impossible, by removing the pretexts for It." Of the Prrsldeat'a friends, lur lnatai.ee, whose leatersblo would remove all pretexts for such division and opoosiilou, there are Cobax, and Uouiwell, Oen. Hawley erf equally good Itepuoil eaos, who have more or less separated In personal ijrupUhln Irom the Administration, are Mr. bum m, and 11,. Adsma of Massachusetts, Horace tlreele." Pe'n, Cox of Ohio, benalor Trumbull and Judge Ativlsot Illinois, Orata Brown of M.asuurl, and irffv. Cnnlo o Pennsylvania. Indeed, aa tt did not sem ssl for tb.s Itepuh. leans to nuuinateanr ikri imn sines in l1-"i. so il Is hardly sate for It lo renominate him no-. Ilean eieci lien ear aimosl auv one of the men we ..a'- ttieniioneu. mo-e eisily t mil it em refleel lima. I with a belter promise uf beuedeient results to I ie ;'dotry. Just Ihe HlfTereneei llilnrrn J nines 'u ebnnain nnd Mepbeu A, Douglaie, To tht aVaiiior ot IhtSun. Fir: Is It possible that wc arc to have rccn acted In the Hepnbllcan party the same shameful condect of Buchanan and Doughs Mr. Grant to be the lntamoua Buchanan, with 1,1s official hirelings cede avoring to smother the efforts of freemen, and Mr. Greeley to be tte Douglsi leading the way for the progress of the nation and backed by the great people! It luoks likely. The intellect, the morality and the elevated manhood of the nation Is o i the side of Mr. Greeiey, Die corrnplion and venality of official power is used by Mr. Grant to maintain bis role over the people. Tne fact Is startling to the American people, yet troe as the shining sun. The mass of tne ptoplo are against Sir- Grant, and for Mr. (Ircoley, and were It possible to iltsbanj In triguing party machinery and allow Mr. Greeley and Mr. Grant to present themselves to ihe American people ss tho only two cindidites for t.ie Presl denerln 1ST3, Mr. Grant would nut carry a sluzle Stale. The conntry should knew squarely that Mr. Ore, lev has a majority of the llcpubltcins of New Yot k on nas side, end tnst open, bareftod fraud pre vrMe.i the exoress.oti ot 11, st majority. fcl. Louis, Mo., Nov. 0, Wi. L. U. HEAV1 i. Host (Irani Trenle, the JIvu vt ho "In do Ulni lu i'.i lAlltor of lht Sun. Fmt Your fearless, exposure, of fraaiil, cor;, ruptlon, aud nepotism, and your brave defenco of all that is Just and right, Is shown In every number of the dazzling Sun; but the rcmirks ol "Clat'de" In to da's Issue, under the heading of "A Nation's Gratitude," Is only another Instance of Grant's for cetfulnessof the men who made blm. Manywto served wlih me aiy, "Weill that's tl.o nay we are all eerveJ. Grant never had any feeling for a sol dier or aallor. And while we are all good members ol the O. A. It., wacauuol again git Gcu, Grant our sutlrages." Nothing bss been done for that elasa of most de serving men who were promoted from the ranks for mrritoriooi conduct In the Cell, but could not, from the force of cltcumstances, avail Ihemaelves or a mustering officer. eomoserved longer thsn others In the capacities they filled, sn I need I say were far better than the majority of officers who camo out appointed through political favor. Hy the tlmo they could avail themaelvea of a mustering officer the company and regiment would be decimated below Ihelmlnlmum, and they were dually discharged tho service after being wounded or lying in a rebel prison pen for months; discharged on enlisted men's papers, th nn pay for the duties they per formed as officers, no remuneration for money ex pended for elothing and equipments. Wuat wo want is pny f r the offices we llllod. Is Ibis wru. a I If souaetnlnc is not done Grant will not esiri ao mail) voles in Jeisry as Mr. Walsh did. 1 01.111 tlL as'iA.IAt'7lz, .1-.VIJ fO.tl.ll KllCU MoNotr, Nov. 10 1'. M. There Ins been nothing speitally n- or stirtlliu in too v .11 1 jus dollar' monta or tho Buck Exchange, tho vnlumo ol btiainosa litt ui; bti'D smill, tliuuz i Slightly lm 1 rote, 1 over M uidu's aggregate. Tue general tone 01 tlio mui'ltot in railway ilaaros has been fl r nt and dui "tig Iho aflernooai tlanre was a deeniejly s'roni feeling, with the exception of u teteuorar) reaction, rices rinsing, however, at tho btsc figures of the dny. Pacific Mall, Ohio and Mississippi, ltoadlng, Watia.h, and Western Union attracted principal at jwc.-sUia.lll.K(-A-v.t.i-.tt'i- P'nrslsVm vo-.TA'' 0! actaiitj aud strength. Tiiero bay been no new developments. I ow-vcr, which wnul I Indicate the fumro course of the market. The daily doiliugs are almost exclusively conduct! to street haUlJh and brokers, the outside public having apparently littlo or no lull rest In the varied speculations. In the Hanni bal aud St. Jua.'plt Hoiks t'-erc were sutto frequent tlucliinllone, the common declining 1 cent, to li In tho morning, with a subsequent rally of a V cent and final sa'es V 50, the prcfetred at the same time silling at 703034ij13S'. Erie and Central were itrtnz on small trans ictlnns, hut Patlihorgh, Northwest n ui. bt. Pauls, Ituck Island, and tho remainder of the list were aulte neglected. As a milter of street osip, w may mention that the lelliement of the old Hoard o' Pa-lle Mall Dlrnet"rs and Ihe Intri ilUCtintl ot n new element nntt JilleresUvnry 'XHf.' 'fiiliv'duiiP'oBVpTbVitj'iTn'WeiieauT aTllie' 'an natal election, the upuoaltlon to the present Hoard having control, p Is staled, of about 1W.0OU shares or tne entire VII.OK1. 'I'heiii has been but lit lies business In the gold room to dsv, the m.racl bring weak with a bearish feeling prevalent, tho influencing cna sulerallons being the Increased supply or gold available after tno calling in 01 the auvertieed o ?ds Dec. 1 One or two trsustaclion were iniitle at Ill's', aind u fetv at 111' the predominate figure being jjl If l'or car ina, the rales w.ro 1, 1. 3. i. I A. aud lite ul, but In one instance the coin lent wllhont any Interest on the currency advanced. One or two fallorea were reported to day. As an Instance of the Immense osnital requited to carry out large soecnlatloni In this "commodity." we msy mention ue f'rf f.it iifit of Witse shsnenstons involved a loss of $123 or Tfi cont. of $M,0U0 long gold. Wo do not bear tnat tho failure dragged down any other prominent houses. Hitmen It may have sieggored llvuu ump-i-ra-lly. The recelots of gold nt Hie hub Tre miry ween (Till Si is payments, fl1ll,S3l: hiiince, lo,. 8H SU. The eunency rccoiois cro tl'j7.5ul; pay inelHs, f I01,?J7: balance, G,GoK.".'tS. Ine customs re-clots were J017.O0O. Tue total cleinngs nl the Gold Exrhatigo Hank wero (fl.911.0n; gold Inl antes, f l.;tt,i..'iTii; currency balances, $1,002,(03. Ihe principal quolatlona tvero as follows 10 A. M Ill V IMiP. M 1IIK IP. M..; IIIV 1.1(3 P. M....IIIXI.II1 P. M lilts, 11'. M....I1IS bid. I'orelgn exchange has ben ilttli, but sirsdy on Ihe basis of lu"ii,it I lor prltno GO day bl.ls, aud lOO'i'tilOOli fur eiort. 'I in- supple nt money lo-dir otTr'rlng on cill teas In excess or Ihe dcmiml, br reason of Ihe conilnned stsgnatinn nt the stoca: Excnmgo. Too genor l rales were 6 nnd 0 V cent, wilti exceptions at 7. Hmo lo ms on acctptablo ctillal"r.il 'o midn at 7 V cenf, ail lite year Ptismess 111 cjmmrdil piper is anlte, and the ciplialtsts since tno rales on call lave rrlaxod ire bating with more freedom th in ut any lime slueo the Cnlcagn lire. Koine very cno'co c it e iced" names h.tvo sold at 8 cent but ire mslorUe of rhnlre panics aid not go fceitj'.v 10 and from Hut to Pi p cent. Govrroment bonds bs-re eel flr-n al1 day, and closu on the basis of lll'iUHI'i 'or 117. I'rt.tral P.icifirs were tltong snd mgher aud In good domes tic and Intclm ilemaba it 101. Hutiry Clew t .t Co 31 Wad street, report al t p It. mi. Anef.. nn. asirf f'.P.cnr es 113 nttal -n rez .l.t J 1 1.x' lit. Csitai.rcg ll'.y 1.4 1 mi. no. loan liisa i4 1SSI. touo ,,.lll! nls'ViYs. W. coin lll' IIK ,-J srei. MAN. at 11m, .lis Us. loop, ills III res m. rono ..HIS ll.K 10 lis. reg liHY m VOs '6i.loun..,lim IIIS,i9-it)i, tnuo. l"v 111 s. t. ci'HD...lll( lil'iiLcn.l'. troiab,n.tj;: ul In border blate bonds thorn wis an active busi ness In new South (.arolinas, which necltned trntn 3d to a 011 a freo pressure of sales, though lhee were principally speculative, the confusion of Ibo Blalo finances, aud the culpihle tiegllgence (if the hiatal officiate In not publishing n stalemrut of llio amount of bonus Issue j and sold or hypothecated, causing continued distrust, an plices Ilia Mate credit under a clond. Teuuessees were stronr, and advanced 1 l cent, to 01. Missouri 0 advanced to U7. white Virginia consols went oft to 61,V. In rail road bonds thero were very larzo dealings and high prices, Ccntrsl Psetflc selling at 103; Union Pa cllle first., PJ.ItSan lsnd rrauts, 73; Incomes, 8.1; and New Jersey Central new bonus, 103 A flattering Inquiry was reported lor the til Ji.seuh and Denver City 8 V cent, gold land giants .11 HIV and i cruet! lutercal, and tho loan Is now neatly absorbed. Ine 101, owing taVe shows the hlgnest. towet. and 3.30 1'. M., tloeio.1 pa leas ul s o. a, 1 ,-C'.eil'ft7 -t Jl.gl-' in'rei'. bid And. S Y r. Hudson em y."f in vz a.u N Y.C.& lluJ.ou c.r m t k. i s.' h s Harlem l.t l.'l lit Wl', l.rie .11 tj 11 ai'( M x lira tun lit I tf II. ,101 I. ik !iiore ex-d iiucnl 8i' Mi; mi Mj, Lake Mioreicrap S0t4 ".i"l (4 fij'i w attain l 1 IJ U'i fan Ptiatiurg l.'tVa 1:114 ills izi'i .Norihweslcrn t.l t Cl 4 1 Normweitnru pret. eel i'.'t hi Via I. o,-a l.l.io.l 101 V 0)5 IWK lot Port Wayne in M M and cl Paul W; aCul faV tl M. tt Paul orel 17. l.t dlllo Hllll MllllSSIppI 4l'( J'l lili tail II. II. and l.tle... t Illinois Ceniial I'd 111 lid. Lack tnnUoilerii 191 107H lm tjat. M.ciilannCeiairal 1:1 l:A New JCriev Ceiairll lolsf IJ) l'i' 10, Peiou I'ut-int zi V I'f lfi1! ii 1 a ad Inn. Central 1- I. n 1-4 Itaiinlhal anrl et. Jnsenti .Is U taPf tai4 II, nun t .lose ih prct ?i fs f'( tii'( UeMrrn (Iniuu leicgrupli ba i tl's Uv b H pn .nc Mat 1; 4..; H'4 Hi Duai'kinvrr II, l-' 'ie1, zih Maaioma prelvrroit lf, W (anion "it; :t 71 71 '4 01110I. tilled Cualul aid 411, 4 IH 41:; 414, Adaiiai hxi rea tea nt,,, lAclis, PargOit. u Kx.iren,. MM Amer.can Her. tfiilnn l.x 10 no Pnitcd Male Expres sj.y As affording gratifying evidence of Incrrifd hiii. ness stith Cnliia. as also t,e tnroiizn Iretgul user the Central Pacific It ulroad, we five Ihe lollnwing atati narnt of lbs. of throngu freiaht lor varda.1 1,1 ttie East over tilts Hoad lu September, and for lha first uiuo months ul lue year iienieeiler, AVne J-'eeine, Tra bi. int 1st vj1: 4',; Cetlie 411.4M ru.v.i Couuu (luielgo) til. .jo Flu mm its .sen Wont -"J.c.i 11. 1 1" a-M Hides C.a.e-JI 711 113 Leather 1 lis Ml l.eHIIJ wine Ul. g-n I.M'.tva) Hoi s zi.lli U4,yit Lumber, qiitcsillver. oll.elin. nunijti. ittri, inacniuery, cattle, 01C 211.013 11.773 lit Totali e.ij;,'7 41.SJ1 ;i It will be noticed that tho tea and coffee elilcmcnti for September were Lcarlr as larce as lor the prevl ous eight mouths. Ihe inouthly shipments of through irelglit by tne above toule from !-au Fran cisco and ine Interior cities named aluc Jebuary I have betn aa fullowa Sin yyoiaefieo. Interior. Intit Jannsry tesisrioi) nil "is 1 s.M.iM leuruary i..,eii.'i I7,.a-.n 1 v., .as Mal.u a' 4 aj '7 fUall n 741,41s Aerit 4,1'. 4-1 it if ,.1,1 Matr 1'ist I Ml 4.1 5 .11. Ill .111'." l.bJSil 440. .ill -ll.l.'Ul I,. I) I llil l.'l fl', ail 3 "15 I" Au.-uii 4',tJ J! Ma-oj Mpleuautr llw.lt l ri too tW.W. Tf .all 11,'Zli VI l.teiT) 4i.(.ai,;tu tiJSlUXU AM fl.WAXCIAI.. orncr; op kik 4 hatch, IlANKETtS A.lD PI.n.VNCIaL AUbNTA OK TUB CIIHSlPEAKK AND (HIP. MAILIIUAD COMPANY. S NASSAU fiTP.KKT. -SBW ,OiyC. We a-o now selling the I nt of the Oi"(irnr' Atn Ohio t irrgxv MiLLtoy Gold Loix, icut-J by mere. gano on the who o radruud propeitv. Tue; poum cimbine perfect safety withalairincoiiae.anlati.il pecttve i1inli:t In thetr future market value Ilo acre of (tve twcntiei, or other Uavernuisn' s. en titles, can exeha"ge for theao bonds, and reabze u bsudioiue Inr reuse iu ths anaoant of their Invested principal and their annual Income, without Impairing ibe secuilty ot their luvestmcnt. They nrelsiunllu 11M, liOu. fi.OU) either couaon or legtsterrdt latercit su percent, gold, paj able Hay and Novoir.rjci, Price, for the present, 13 aua accrued Itterct from Nav. 1 Wo recommend the n to our Iriends and cualonitra w Itn the sarreenddrnee with whleta we hvve aluat, recoinnii nded the 1'mt-d irarcs uorcai.Mi tsr aud the Ckntrsl Piririi? Uonds. We continue to buy an 1 sell Cextral Partrir Dnxs. and fully exrect tbey w.ll, In lime. leach ll.e pile ot Fire-twenty bondi. They are ,ka, t In at all the principal money centres of tnc wurid. I no Coin, paey vr imTft.-nt.il CTO hsao-tir'rctjTt, on tbelr main lire, as the amount w as fixed by act of Congress al lU.SeaOuO. The piuperly pledged tn secure the bondholders Is worth fully one hundred nuiliau dol lars. The net receipts of the road fur the joar wi t be nearly three times ll.e Interest pa) menu theicon. Wo buy and a ll i ivk-TwrTiLs, Tat.s'-roitrua PiaitTV-oNcs.an I Central or V.'r.st gav I'tciri, or rreclvo them In paimcnt for CngsargAKE and Outo fioxps al their entreat marhel to ee. Depoilt account ot tuiik'.'n ki-is, and others re reived, on which we allow t e. pei cent. In ereit Checks payable i i preenta u .vllliout notice, the same aa at a national bank, lUuvxr 1'lik. l'I5K A HATCH. A S llATtll, New York Mnrliotn. Mosoat. Nov 13 1'i.orn anh Meal Western and sis e floitri ul inn eomteun and medium hrandi w.-re sj inc. totter, .in 1 1 his tleelinit led to more netivltv loreaiitirtt uianii) tair ihlpplng eilaas al Id'al'li., stad the latta ot llio day wero about III 7V0 bliii j hut Hie hruer gtados weao dull, llic hour low. r. lorn meal Buld at lt.3a for Uiandywiue. ou tin whari Wo quoiei n vir -Ruperf.ua V tini.. fSMHiizo, extra Ktate, tiWtf6tO; mn Writern, cumnoii. Iti.luti&fr lat exlia and tluuule extra Wesieiaa and Pi. 1 nun, 1, 41935 sotituerii snipiiin t x rsi lUliaO. Houllieiu uade ant lam 'v nia.i r ts,4j.M a.t. rl-.tr -"-mie, a. ot i ilia, fl v v i i in. nt-Wffirrii nnd soutiieiii. lis'OH.aa, Itucswlaeat noxr 1 vl id s itio ai. Pioiviitiova-Porx was a ihida tlrtuee. mat witt out mui ti act vitv i s a i s t t i .1 -t mo-t v lu i k.-h nn t Jolniiti.' iaict'iS na 1 13 aits ler na is and $it;aior plliueuirts II, it i;n li I ll in-. a stal. iiictit nn. In!, el Buotii tlaaa in io w. l ti a fa.ln.u ol i' tltil nc id lu nuiulier iiat'e I ilia -i.ieon. It icon tu good (leui.aiidi ss ei ;ni bti. ctlv I mz clear ut ose I. ird ni itirr -si.--cm -a nt n toi iriiici-.tv1!, 'Or. tnrVt ii, i n on 'I n timl and it si ttnee mout'i-' Je lieiy. lllit-ied tiol liri.el ill ClU t.. Cute e il ill d.ti'it'i, in, a: se li'-ii.i. 1 .ills', llntii r ill. I'l V tiit u palm l.'atla bt alo ililirifs, Wal'e.. IV i i.n.t it I'lil .t rt.,e I ai.l.'.ile. I,ui.v V-neu i. -i 1 1 1 -i.'i tery v -v.. 1:hi e, t null i i H 10) Mtslte's ot 11 1 il "ii tor N t-er.n.'. v, tl I ,r tn i t (i a t ir ae ni u amosi tt,t..e., aid ll toi wn.'e Ca .ada in bunt lltequtet Itai'i-rUi uta and in no n tiv la ei J.'i (i if not lorNo.4 Vt cm t aa -Ioio anlafloii Hat- d il end heavy lmic,,jI7..i41 oij'.h ju s csi0 fyfJi'l'vi' a,I.. Tlmrrwt-S sralia'-iHi.-rar'ira.iT ivi.-',Sa.'iiP3-i(P"' aa in quality, i iru dtiii, wuinni eiiintl luiniu, sa.es ,4 oiau t u'hels tltising si Tlv.ci'Ou loi liiii.m A -it. i in ni ie I in tt oi an 1 at at "e w n: 1 al i4,c. :a itnre tar ,oadt ot low iiitxco, ;vc. atl.-ai. lie, cthiii-ColtJt' u.neiile I II i lelrgrnm ex ee'. ed. but u.d uoi comei itio o gold lower r vX la ie gol'l iu bund sales at Nett Orteani ot a.Ttiu i-a i l.i i io airivs pei t.'o, old ie ou private terms. Il-.l u,u-f-nles .1 hhds 14 trs f It 4vi;c IV) utili Nownr Icins iijse foi old, and tt-ta ,H: for no w He- i'uiv but Ct na lam 10 tti t tlOllna aa KJ'iV lot' Ulgs tan ruuu al 7rJJ4e. Iruaar in veiv good dotinnu ami vviy tli int loii'i biokerssay UiV,-. hut the msrtet will l,uid:t mud in -te tnau 8','JJ ,c ict sates I 5'0 nhli tneludlug Cuba at 8Hl!!,u Porto It tu al is.4S',c., and litmersra ou paaiaru icntut l.ai tixs si U'yutJs,,,., ae Unvd tinner no hieher bards, l.ttit'asc C'OTTON-flrmst bul no higher wltta sctlveeiport driitund laies I.U' osiei. of wh cl, 5.V) toi exeun itiiddiing nrlandi. llwc.i 1 is ditto, tsHC. roriiiiute rtt In Cl V, n nn or but dull t isles H.WI mlel, cIoviik al le'ac. lot .Noteuiber. IliiC. for liecemnor Is D loc for Jiuuiry, is 1'J ifc, oi feuruary, li. toe March, 13,c. for Apiif, ani l9Hr tor May fCKnslti -Poire cum was hlglisr at 37'w tt.e. for rrdncd. and IVVJlte for rrniio lloiln 0,110 ,i 7VTa-.t,7v.rti.t I. r..l..lV!tf.nro.-lklj,V.oHe. for a modrratc amount 1 lull lots hei 1 blither 1 allow was firmer at V't'JUc Wbliary udd at tt.'v'iJai. Ireigiila tlrui bui duil.rratia lo I.Urrnool and tnai guw uy llsaui, ;jl,,J. lot wheal aud toru. I. Ire Mtork .llarkrl, Naw Yoitx, Monday Nov, 13 I'l.e rerelpls of breves yeiaeidav and to-day were S'O ears, or a.fii3 head makiiii 8,913 lor ine week Italian 1 M asiwen, nu 1 n.iM 1 jr ihe coir ipondl u w ek ia,( year The niavkel niet,etl mcnera r iv aeltveand n ,u it in ud rauce ol tiUW l n, taanpaiad with the aalev of Frl rm day, bat began lo drag aheint It A. 1. lo.dav and I H losrd with downward 'ciiriniicy. The lew fancy stecasotTeiod wero loot al La;, f f.a stilcily .i luii,at U l I tH nmre.iand down in le rnrthe poorest lie-tern, ant I I H I't'.sflKc lor blate cowa and alagi. Ihe ltxani wer ay I H t..li.r-jnt v ,1 If sheco and lsmns we tiireO M lo-rlsy, making SI l H MJ lor the week avalmt iniil list week. Ine demand if H wns cood and sales I bcrai ai I Vksvc. for common la K H pittiie theep, andat 4dsa. r if riauns-ln extra lainris, -4HH (l,io I in, ei, wire Keucraiiv su,d alaVts.Cc.. aud good H iambs HalSc. H Ihe reel ns ot iocs icMe'rtvv and tn-day were 111 Ll esis. or n.i-a n nd, an ik tag .Hiiv inr tne week ngstaiit 1 H 4 id: ii week. I tie in irk t was better an 1 priers a I H vanieu io staulHc for live nugi, and to (talc, lor H irrr.i.ijBxcc. I,,.,,,,, "'ViT'i"" sl.A.ne-Ttfts PIT. tuntl!" le women 4 HiMoon riles... 11 H ttsren vms inr. Sandy Ilo ik tiOa Uov. hunt., u Jlllell Ostc....ll 13 H A rrlved-'loMtuT, S"or. IJ. H Untied Elatiss'cs ai ftt'itn W. bv,a. Iioitnn. H Siesmh i lie i lium-s. nannsn. in lie aud pass H Hesmihlp Niusrv. .Viir'olk, tn lie nn t pus H Sle ami. iij (li orau. i:h iriuit'iti. in l,o nnd pais. H eieuni-nip ilatavai l.ayeapo ii. ni ti. aiin am H s-loi-'is'i th i n it i. I.u roool. ui lie ani pi i. I 1 e i a i-la.p I-e tli ler, l.nn lo.i ant Antwerp, ml a 1 and pits FH h ta uihtp IV I Ham P. Clyde, Il.chmonl aid Notto a. H mite itiit H Meant inn (Nnree, llrl lol. Me m lie. H Blnp Ml z ti em Liicrnoal, in lit, H Hark t'airta. llio Jaiieirn. r rt e. H line Psn'iv II. .laimings. h..nns, Oa., lamb-ir. H scbr Kiuka Jonei;iori. Iiitnn t. H B'lir Ino-nn-Pi-li. t'ernsriii is pine. H Icir Wiilinm l.o ners. Hirun ni lum'ier. H ictar lla I da. Port au-l mice lozwood. H Alio in-ti ,ii at t user sin coastwise veisels 1 lUilltH llolltf". rH To insure gnml hnllli nnd proper dltrretlon you sfioul l Inci lentallv ms HxLvtnoLD'a llticiit'. H Vor JiieaBes of ihe an nary nrcsm, fotns e weskoess, J'al er Ir rguiaritles ani for general prostration of tho 1 nervous tyits It is uueqti.itie.1, An Article nr Truu .llerll.-" Ilrnivn's IlBoxi-iiiAL Truciies" are tho moil popular arilrks In this rounirr or Euiope for Ihrosl Diseases and Coughs, aud Ibis popularity Is bueit upon real merit. H The licit plnre.ln Netr York In buy rrlln. fH bte wstrhei, fine dianm, t ne a. latin iiiam lew. B eirv.a.idiietiinz silver we Idingpr'stnls, Is aUlflltfrf. 91 Pultun St. Dtanaonda a specially, B All persons In irainl nf lints rttnl I'ura will fino itie best w.u t'hea iru at H J It. IHIttlV'1, lJUnlonajnare. H The U'lleon Mmltl- --etTln- Hii-'ilnr. Ihn I H t.eat ami ciei em nisi- 1st iruiiiis un worad. tiH Pncefrom tiaiu IIOJ bale- ro aaa 111 llroajttar. (liirilrnoclstehren Inr an Ie I In IP VrgrlRli'n H stieih n llm il v ti li s, nr tnnia ever mndo iH for re- otn.g tne vl t it mi i co oi m tl,s na.r. H IinowN-nftHMM N -li (trumvn VovemliT 11" fbl in i ie ll-v i sivis ti e tl I ,zo aJ. Uiowa to LiMwe I 'rVH A tjidiiiiuau, ad of .Sew 1 1 r. il'H nfp.rr-oi Mokj-' m-ralnff Vnr-- t n. VlM ri'fihf-'fi 1. wiM ti vim K ru i -i i. 1 r 1 H Mi-1 r -I no ii t.ar li-ii" t'y -f M l t i., int on t s- H '(lDi.'ilft. Nov m..crlS ai 'j ov. ccl. A M Inrii'i iiiui voi n uv. el u 4 t-:it, ituut lu.i.r H llsl.-Usf ,OU .SsJsvillLaUt i'i, MsHleif i iJ-VJJV.,M if., H an d H HiLf nt lunoMl xn-mettrnv. M Ilol U'i.u,-iii M iii'if,- nr Itt-; t n An .-o. 4 H th" tit-lav-1 ilti i.'liio oi WihiuHntJ ,u:.-; ll iiwrj, H attct i t in nn 1 ni'i' jH 1 he re n ifr nni tilrti 1 of thi i j-'-ih tfr rpp f. iH fnllv invi.isJ io .i.fji. i ii.c .un -I. "u ii.t s H v iiin. rM it i ,'ctor V, M fr-jin in.- m .f i o, li t 'H li.irct 'V I- tl H a H vrlUi-.ItNAN.--w A rom on M-nuy, ur no H 11. i-rii n i1-h trnn Utti-ti 'i rr H l.clat.ci mill (rivn Uar- mvHi I to t 1 t .nr il, H froui n. Inte retxl -nci, 11 iifrn ik iui .a, oj tvui H Me! M'nuL.s.-oii Moti.iv, )vmi.-ii of con. H liimptloii, Titsjinit Mr-I.Miitiiin n ei :t m tf H 1 ie func il will tf r (1 nJi M'c no- n 1 At i o iv. irom "J U: i t. Mi.ltb(lu( I'Tle 1 crj licil Union Not. rr invt-a to mien 1. H HlMtlMV.-ln thiif. iv "U Siiur Ur. N.Tomhcr 11, sH Jmcia.ue MuipUf. Utra Oaiuuiov ut .Viliunl). Mur H rii friend of the fimilr nre ftip"'tfniiy Invito 1 to H iltfnil her tuiifiM ir (time rvli ut ut her ltner, 49 H hu mtti t on Tu-Jat. Nove.iiosr U. t i 1. fl 'H rt.SKNKV -Oa Scalar insrain.'. November U, Wni. H "Via Srtittilt.z3 TfUlxJ-lZiUiUtii r.n-lUoKt -H lilt Dio Dim .1 itu M. j'ii ir i-v(ri l n .ner. irt iH mv tet i ntis-ii'l iiK I'iniil u Kit ;imrrii of too lH Holy Trm.'v, MriiiMnrj tv aad it., ou TJtiJaj, jH Soitm ertl t .1 o' lotfc I1 M H Spctul sJlotUcs. Tin; Ai:-!; su ctiuu oimmiimiiT Tins -1 iu-rimiirjr i,ije oi i'oii Linntl m Urra jc- H tnrnt ol tic dutiuve -irttAn ltn rtcrn ueiiT-nt pro- H tJuret deficient outntion ind iiMtnilui on. Hy sulml- H Uilon 1 mean inn pr tcm t.y wtucn the nutrimt-nt of H t tic looit i eotivi.rtcl into bluoft, nntt incncc Into tho H loiidi of tho Utjrty. I'crfoni vitii dUtion tUus im lH t;rsJ luvinc theillf!iitut tir ltrottion to pnlmn. H Tit ittf ti. rr li lnr tske rolo. will h er tutt- to lH litf Cviniuiiiptlo.i ut tliti Lunji lit Roine of it tormi t H int I h l i tn it will f.' im i ti ilrs to c ire any ruo H of outiiiiii t n wiitjutit nrt rc ttnuj a co'l rtigp- H tion mi l hcan'.r niiniHt on. I he vrr y llrtt In H tn- ii ti. i tu iMi-n tui' y n ict. .in 1 ti w -li 1 1 liii ul I H otr i.( t nine ii anil r I'tie ivlnrli U c ojni; Itifie or- H c in to Hi iit.it. c ,r. mt iiri ii 1 1 lid r fiiiKilaa. Aiul H Mu'ti mur u; Kti'l rvjiora tri Uv I h h-ntiiy action. H tvr tli i'uri.i.f. fin uti. t fliitj ten remedy K i H -ciifni-k Mnn.li IMIe. 1 hfe 1MU lot i tli (toni. H ncli and UowpU or All tne tle-J u.l mui i H.me mat H iC4U'itu di'cai" tint iv m tno uiiolu T:eui. H Tlicy will cl(tr n-it itiu livr of n l di-ca-x-l Mia tnat H hm arc i.itiiUtr I uir i n-il m mi-ip .t n t i no w avt H lie iitbv flciuii. w.i.c-1 ua. uii auc! luaimy bile u H Ihe alo-naeti. bowrli, anil llvtr nr tun rloan-nl '-v H (lie ti40 of Mieticlti Manaiili- I'll. l'ir tn to te H iiiamt in tho ttoumcn an cxc u j tf, th- urnn t H tttrni 1, ana ine Ap jeute P-nr In tt t r.v-i, t ..o lat,. H tra arc we W. nnd reiiilrtuQ In tu'ili mi l ui potf H ii 'in fun, nor) itK )a ii c, A, H I inie tii. 1 1 ii tin- m. i ttiluj,. r- ni'-j? -i r C H CiUT.'il, It i iiUetlme. nun in ummuiI nt-ijir.iii til H rxi ca of ind, nukmn uui t uiicn mi-i-i sqii tt :li ii t H i.l tvlvt im-i, iiu.it t mi' i i ii i ti r i l.e or ii .-I H tit 4 k'oj t, hearty utvr i rim pt.i -.net i- tit it IH I-.. ri tl.-t pr.r!i of c 'Il-'fvl .mi. a m ulil 'i y H 111.1k trii'iO n-l'ln liviu' Miod Atf i il r. -.jr. H tnr trtMnn-d' uhut f'-iun t rut.t m us-s ot H ('diiuinitloit tlit.' net a. til p(Mv "iln uj ot H St'lllUCa-. I'ull., -'o Ml -p TsJ" I. 'mn tr '-.mid H niui title the vt.'iu :rit.fi the i:oj and ii tmf H nNnr'io itu the iis--'. in uu il.iH.t-f tit, i .I--1 l(J H tti." OiajaiciJ luo.f l l'1 4 rli cni mt imrt.il r. ,t- H tern, ui.ether In th fo.m if H.-n n nr nffi nnl ihfD anufi Nittir( t fii-fl all t: lit vro uuiit -i H I I the f"l'iii o fi- r' ui, w1 "i tH It u ihun. tn the jri ui lit .ti u unl imiii m.1 iru,it tn-i of SclKi.ck Tuitu 'it vi t.iai jil i.l v t t-. H i r rr hvalrj ,in i, i t mt put n ,r n H 1 In- I'Mi-nt ai tl. i r i n ii ..n it.-n iH io en up m-M n vl a -t dl' I i H tlmi ih iHHlvvtii, j t u r i ii il 1 i'i it i i n tn ij: i i i tH rmon ha i:t.ea 1 hum a 'jviiy itr nti-r th-ip, H Iho r.iv.H rami t hi'. tli i.uti r rit.i.i H 1 uir .u ino u ii I h i i- m. 'h n i. n, h H fuifiiii du ureter oi i n n it I iti 1 1 i ,ti i id H hu'iK. hi, tho ml I. ii v. i t il, t -iiyr cii .icj'ui. U.iuh,jui ui-i m --H nrc u an.l do tnrouu n 1 1 urac i mmMip anil the lH person rt jai.i IiciIMi a .iih. i n n- ti u H only plan to l not uu .i n .n i. hii 1 if i m so i it v. .9 H la i, it luu luiu -iru inn .'in iciv (tu-tni.i.ii, or Lstn niMi 1 11 iii! tt rultrialv iti.n r ,h-n 1 iu ,h ,uhty 1 ttfit .a tae uthti lo hcai uu h. e i no o. H 1 lit ve ct'ii n.a'iy prrsii 1 iuUMii'i .ivotiefi ant 1 Imn- Uv3 einl fiij iv uh) iu n -.'004 ul t ax 1'nu 11 what t' nek' MediciJin' wtil cl t ir ontiu rv H lion lin y will rlcm out thu htui..ai !t iakj hd anrt tn -ik't 'fi It. jji-t up a f ..l il i. 11. .ui ui e Nainro (he aifljti'e ne ti- Jt ti cU .i- the vnti-rn ii H a'l the ducitu that u in Uu luo;!. wha'rvcr th (oitn iii4i H It 1 niiportnnt (hat whi o nm? tt h K' Mo r- n 1 caro fchouM hti cioiut"l nut l 1 i.Ut rdti kr'p n- H tl., on in tonia'ti dsit'ip "s-'iiie. ut.it 'it, r. 1 and take uuL-duur ri.ics'i vl y t.i a m. aua warm H uuthino H 1 ili It rtUMnrt'v ti'id Tit--, st t wiii t retain- iH nifihl a ptiteiii 1 1 hi: c 1 e ul in r j, 1 1 1 takim: cilJ tH wtulc amnz mt n fdn-nu. 1 do 10 hr a poml roaou. iH a ui tn li tia hut t-tiii.i-lv rervore t (rum the i-iTcms ot n ha I cul t Mr muiu I AnW to 1 t a pie th tu oa; IH wlioh.ti burntnlirelf curt'U. audit 11 rrccmely ihetaiui in 1 Put art to Coiifuiuption. 4o I0112 a the liini; nr H not poriucilv iicaifd, Jtiif mi 1 1112 u tlii-rc lm in nl oanrr or a full return 01 thu nheai. Il--n"c U 1 th.it I io trt'tmouMv r.iui.jn paimonirr niui-ta a-.'aln! iH e-tpoilne ttM'tiwulv.'i tn q i itm.'.rh r ttvit u ik.i Cfttial and .leaM..t. 1 null mel iiitt up w a'lu'ui ro a initu of torr, w ih-h lai-iia r'mnk'o of a-itwi. phent v,ni lnflnif tii ....m itTi.'t ot m. -in.e.i with tnv nirill 1 i'i rtii in my ulnlnv to mi' mo in- 1 rtauiiM.itiuu uit. ti ii 1 1, '1 if 11 U4 it,ai. of lit'i fm-tiity do. An 1 1 1 n n In 1 C4im itn d-il) to Hit 1 pniiuui he cx j..i.t'd 1 1 li.s- li 1 in ilia! f ijiinr ur thu 1 1 i.'ii nr ii m 1 -I t in li cit! a p car H fuii him id"l it mm rtt 1 1 1 iy i-itl i''. Ihe nt 1 1 itt (-tnii n h I 1 1 ii l tn 1 ii narttAiii.ir, iitii'iii i' a fnic uu li u.i .i.l 1 i.iii.ia.uu.-e tn 1 tn m-1 n t-.io 1 1 ht! k t nn a wh iinm'np nn 1 nn fl rrn iu lu-i, urn a 1 n u ,nc t'Miiimio.t until Uio hinly imn i-eiuiud Ij tl tltj nututstl qiuiitiiytit UtlWi und "iioniiUi H I wn intm If curt1 1 hy thu iratirtPnt ol the womt Uiivl l CiHiMimi 1 1 an Mi ttu liii'tl t y.t fat and he ir fi --I in 1 1 )far-,, with one iiins ni'!y vnntt. f liui-cir t'lio nn Is iu.v at' i v i.i UA i Uiv'Ii curt' tiv t:u-11 i'ii m nt n li ni I Imu n.y i 1 Anut lli-Ut of Ihci'liiljui, 1 rSpFut u lik-' mtffeMlon o( in nw bull unit ut tin) iiu.ihiui c Trior of fliitl hi,-i m' wh 'i. 1 .11 ui- pf..Tt.a ii sio mtriC9 to Hi u 110 iiuy roiruri it. jH lull iliiru, Hi.. 1, a ill my r. mo .J 'i. ao that n tuii Mi in nuv p,,rt o' th w n I t-i'i no m.ijity ttutu C'"K'r U"''j.lV.aril.:N.K.M .,,...S- IIKSIHV. a,R...,...aa.rtWir.wc-w.Tyw Willi lie Af'Ut. f. IIKUIMITON A-Vos't,! Jlll.ll'AIIV AMI Sl'Olil'lJIla 'H Tie IIRMIXOmw AfiMti i tie ono al ntel Mr Hi Sew V111I4 National tljiril. tie I 11,10 I Htalts aria H 1'reutli Nat e ao.1 Djr It.e Sp.n s i, Ili.l.li, SuM. "k lm, I'.aiiitian, aim Ore -It Arm o. It Is aartvalla l for 111 s.iupliritr, acciraer, an I durability. Ai a sportlnf arm It is In t'rra! itrmauj. $21 AitllUIIV, I DALKSICOOMO.. )0 iva iiuoAiiwAV, CM imostji. I m:-v vtiitK M I'sTirrfus is si-.uti'K oy i i-iiimts. r hbi t i aim wottiil tlo neil t i extinloe our Cue assurw vil uieni of irnlrumt-nts 'ri 'rr o'lrehatin;;, aH A i our fariiiiles wi'l l.n.t n el vniz a better I'I ANQa, for the ssnia pnee in in aiijr omrr noma le llio true. xH tall aoJ oe runvlnee 1 41 aaH 11 llNKS UI'.US.' New l'liae Roorr.s. S '47 lira ton iqta ire. 'w t t ik j(r y.uiTa v.r v iTirTTKUYV" fl I'a'iee ci.l.i'l ana Infoimvion turniiacJ. Drirrl l ItoiuitiV n,lo l. TAVLulli. CO IllQten. rjk U Wall St.. .sew rurV 9jB Kll V Al, II A V V I.HTI'illH. .1 ii s i A 1 1 s I -t in i I-'. srjH 10 W ai l 4 l s i V ,i i. I' ii VH "t.VXIIS. 1, 11 I'-. -III tt I'llll TA M t I' Oil l linn ,,ift r o- yM III

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I TJ3E SUN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1871. In rs Virgin! town a ball wai recently hald I )ai0irewaierooo,tadttisrc4iMirtwMptrent4 I pt)aiaofooffloi. n i, A Ulaiourt Uij idr ertltet for I lie ptrion f'a ajrwlalsthelitbli ef letenadmg tw to mawl tieaiet- I gfcatmae ao that lha can toald him. I 1 Mri, Patterson, daughter of et-I'reatitant "I JMrtioi, it recent igrlcnlttirnl fair In Tenneiiee, I goal-the fliat pieinlnm for the beat bolter. J Columbus, Otuo, is unusually claletl. Tlio J anna engaged on too aHenllflo ittrtcy in III j ertehhoihooj uirc dl"rotor.-il that IliM cliyn three I Balls lit alar Uoston than ha hitherto been euppo-e 1. A lltitrli Justice, not a thousand mik's Ti r. Ft Urn ultra I ir lollon iiu oalh lo witne'ei I i Von J" J innily awtire yon mil toll the tiutli, the in. Uvt nnd lintlxr-c hut f Itul.-, Hie lf ivha' 101

Home brilliaiil tili3riitcciili.t lias gone Mo Att'iro-a of trnmitarturl'ig btiller flora cidllitf a4t IUoUch.Ito tntio Isao iliuroulitr liitu it at tat: who cat of It t ill never, It la talJ, afii'tirnnl toil any iiihe. l.iml. i j A Wurtcrn J.nirnnl ffl.Tf I Mm. I'.-nncIl of Retain. Art. woo-d In Mi Fnke, lilt -he line t FKie tn tho d-.gs. On In tionilatct her ton wi.h i r-ntkahnt. aril t-irvgv. i n V.i ovn tili.c with nryri I 1 bit, arm Mio u now wii'iotit ci iiinibranrca. I" flniini; tl recent t xlnbilion iT mcnnenc InTupersry. Dunn I. a cl.lt I win tli-iw her mm let' 1 ejm iiVend ha.l It tninn ol by the cnra:ril'- al. ax.-aii tlo'ci ik al ulclit n parly o.' lour or firit men t- rawr I'"! bioki' ij-rn the e. itntl,li.ixii,g kiip-l tin )--.at. ci-rle.i II tnu cau. an 1 dl't-t'ti il it lm Un r urvtoot rtroxe'.i it the purlin. i til fiiali which had lor eaten in m.jr t'.at thrt tiilgtil tio tuned lu con aacrtle i aruituil, Tlioro is nmr running on the Xoiv Votk ami 'i lotton ix, 'ii kIIii i "inohmK car No. 431 whirh una reba It at tin- lbmon mi l Albany moni at l-righton. and which ta a grrnt Irai loviiuent In limirr anil con. t renTf oter th ohl mtio of amokln: echle It I twiileil wl'h a patent Wake, rml venlilatoia. anil autr note'tiea In ear eonitruruon anil aeec.oorioi imauj; whiih. It la jotl, aie tree ciRr. aul a mi shtairal ailtci.ii4 ii.M. .c nuililiie, wiileh Knltca bna'trnaera' elauii n ithout auy rQort whatever on tr-ir psrt Hie aliiili'itla of a certain llu'nldlcal eemt aridn oitler ilutthoy huxMbe bettiT qualllrltor arannz In rnblic eta reqniifcl lo write out .i o'ten t (leeiiK il beat a hum of pinyer, ttliuli ai tub. mitlcl to a rrofMair fir cnllclain. TI.eae eonipol tta wte ntuallr itllirunt villi tuch ctcrlir t trealcnn In rrv'Mton tnnt ilie liriiicrltical rrofo for baiiaet n s!ai larJ nine H hlflitr than he lnmielf ceo. rally ailalneil to: at any tale It vat determlni-il lo cmlht mailer pretlel Ut. Actor.linglr. a public pmyrr lhat he ullereJ ao.ne tune aricr. when eoinlue' lacatviiie eitlce, miUk'H uou In Hiofthinlby i onanfth" alnctrnta. '..o a a n c"o! itrnueraphrr. ivt. all r I: hat ticiatuliy wuiten out. iat hauilfl to h'm fur ciiiIcimii. Alilinuih tt Ii J I bien icpotlcJ i(i'(m tl ilitmili.1, lo ('.Hi nil rrccziitio It aa li'.l If own pr (tuition, but piocec.led tu ibow up at lesetn lu turret tint faull. flnally pronouncmx It "So pnycr t .ill i" all of which w.i creatly to the lalla. faction an I amiaement ul the BindenK. Il lihaully BeMrT to all that tul tequirenisnt waa on .titer etaierard nUn. tile Rf.romi vott. nerir Poller, Henry I'oller, will you role with me io-aa?" Iltat) roller 'l td up inllSlr. ai a yoter w ho ar.onl 1 'ay Aboul whal'J lae conn tmallon lhat you propota in pal f" "flinry Pftfr. Itenty I'utlcr. there'a rotrupt.on in Hie land. Ctctv tciv ta New (lumen, tlila clecll u. Crm ihcm la ll"f runk of the oj.pottri ol ilia daring roHb?i onul. i "lltrr'aa nnllsr llcuti Potter, for yoi.r inauoncMc Ihr eaile 01 tnautnln eoMtltut.ota an.l iipholumz riM.-oin aluit'iaya Uollii tfiy ?-thafi the icaa n why you fai a." l,ehfe'if..trc ftirtfrn hillla;." Henry I"otitr loan replied. All la cau. tj a iro ticket on the oppiattlon Ko 111 !e Mohiu ,1 I rotunda." Henry l'utur crlel. Tin' eorrup'loa at election, llrnry Poltar.tnaVri inc Ifes'theelecrne rtaacnlte oon will coup huh aa.l llaic'a land' llar. Ilthry Poller, naw Hi n, 'how i. ii.ut for huth?' llnry P.iltrr ton' the lucre, arinned It elo-elr oV r, llir'J been ol I w.t i bul conat-i'd in lt ni le down tlfil.l after Dlni.er-1 netci ole btfore Lort and antlouily 1 wMtol, Henry Poller dlan i So aiVi'nl'h 1 inu.hl the r"" ll tauui luM rote 1 i 1 I Anil il?e'loi'','u'en ahill.ns fellow Hood there, imi'iw t l at me aoiue. Clnnl:b Jffnvilts. V -U'OK K drcn out at hlchcal nncc to p la. m J rrt- Uu tcwin: niueniuat D) im a Imrolt. In- H' '"""j'lt.AKKAPONn.'.'l atorpUf.MIthJi: K i I e'n ui 'cum "(no i" nuull.u' r. r rk Hl' i m u c.i p ic jivru In cxchauzis taitme'ioa ircc No.KMItJwerc. V l'l,:e uf wnk a' h'a'i pficci l ply f r A cwilaewu: nun'.n'i, ai Caad upjrarli. t ij mji. m- UINN KTIMI A M V U Til -SKiil cMI i an t B la lii'i lac- !nni wrnt-l iminn liately, at KtULr.u ft ll NhST'.KI llioadway. IIB llOSNRT Jran-.c nnt: "-Plri ci oa M"d' A r I K I l.i Vdi.t: ,nl I, rlnur tt., U"ar N Tin ii tt i Ht liatnttitirsh H' iVoolv M:VKI! s irnl f .ll"r ivniuci K iicT.IH)J. TlMa.,. ;.ne. u'rUMUKJIr vc I i 11 cvo I ;rtii' buru'ah' l 1 J ft. a: 113 n'i.in rt.. trip n.oir iH T 'f.l;fs:" ftSJ'JiK ""iTLIrrioTLT K J Madi ne lir.'l'ai. Ill ,i j h il. B. "I7t I'KII I nt't i..'t.'c i it 'nriBt' iir-ac-a mii eprr-..ir-i Wulcl at P. L0K1I.L MU 4. C0.'3, C iXI'V.UIHMT.li M.anla aanlnl mrhuniar. bl K ""tKi ami onu aocuiloinol to l!n Ira le. m. 1 MMI Hi: iml n,iriitnr ith mm machmcj on I a c c oneoa-.aiS73 linulit. U) all the week iiV f l I'T I'Mn: coo l iluutioai inoul I 'call at l. pppppk a meci'itf r i 1 I t.N'IS to niaae nrd iiin erailra of white ihir'a K I I 1'ita h m.: ir u it Ihnc rlpr ic-1 ,n I H S IF'" iw:r A.!r.njrL.o?aprV.i.: Twa'cov'r:. "on HF 1 AtllKi, is ii-ii.iiM at hiTtiit'T"p:y TT I J Urn i i icwitl .1 ic ,m on 1 0 ,t a Blecclie'r'ai M.clu... ff.tcirni Uo 4- T .A, ll Ki-V" wT't.'l iTuaHTH tI'H in'achmTT t J i, at :j (i.-ciitIi ,v n r. n rat 11 h at oi I K.;i lL""a,,,' ne,r t'J:"'1 W lepalr. rent and ppppx. CZCiahRO. BV T .a ln:lnrh' on mel.r 'naoTi aat SbisTr at I t Ill.'trUor it i IM uiiDtau i plot, y oiw nricr Iiriiin3. TVTIITlrirTl CIIII.M. "T.t7oo";V, iiH er 1,rt"".' ,r" ul -ri' x no j-chooi, .'5 K ft Ma Vi r"e, ncir c.i mcr In iimi, HHS M'P.lt A l (llr un iiiin' nnn'iii km "oTxfrTi KOlll.'n'.t1 t I ret r. .uratt lu.i 1. HBC f"lEllATflK" tiK'4-t ..-ra j lih r" 1 WrL 01"' v' CJI"1" HI fi'l'M .T1K. hnaicra, IminiTi m hiinn nli'.ir a yJw a'l.aml ton. HI ililiti .homccn mill 9'h av. J "ri:ilATIKH wAatfd f.irqiilHiTi"coini7,nj7oii J tilncerliiiiachinesisiiiintl.nntnjor. HBl' "IJIiKN TV nl -irli at In jr pnci to pirTirzn id Hf' X lewincmaehinit, ttiiuidu,.ivirt. t;jj.n;v HBt' fllA I 1,11 II r.S 01. ClUtniu mala JUiwa"' X aiidttejdrt.lac I ad ai 1 Ul lintnn 1 1 Hiiiikv VX V.Kf!T Per week an ci'xl n a i p o laua char:a uf Ilia riu-lneu j li'arutri ulen and rail, lli canton it liroowln. HHs rANTKII.-Toenfriielie woiiriTvi j i e.io cm. I'loimtnt lhat will par ironi 11 1 1 IG ii riltt 1'ailimorajtr-i. J IAHIAH CO.. Ill aid 117 Nil latat.. r om. New Vorlt. BHe VANTr.II-Kur mwrn inch at uu Wiran.f h f T J bunnr will reemtn Hcaily work urthevott 1 a-i1tr,,l wa Apply at C U UUNIIIKll'4 bl., h i miiWfl c. opr t BH 't'.ANT,;,i Aynuncgirl ariont 1 year "oface to pppa 1 1 tika care of a cnild t inontni old. and to do I (hi MR.. Lj'tiK'j ,D,u'r al M e" "o""'" at la the HH TKI-fl od operatori(in-inirTrVrna7hTnT ppK 11 mid nu altera on co ill i cood price will ha paid BB, worttWICliDtanit ',V M Coal Nil A NTKII-rirat-flaia operator andbtndera-; iH "ke lalnsi abo mac line hutionholrr on la. BB; O M'ui't.'ii. H. IUUH.4M Hroome el BBf' ,t',,!.1Il:,,,.,,l,p.',.,'', nitailor on roaui tut BBi f M,,, nr" 1,1 Nl""oa corner Altornar at., jj BBf r V A N PKIt A tilrl to atiaid a Dakarr oaa ,Y. l.'.T;lt";vm;1n,'la,, fuuoo BBf A rtjll Pipeii nc'il l,,iit't iTIic waif rfalli BBf ti i nnd ii. VaVi,,' lMi ,u"u'' briwoau from; BBv W 'fl'!' ntilili, m o'i coal a KJO.l iara and BJV t.!p-.vJi (-'"-'1l"e"- S) NawiV.tr", B AY rVaJiVt 4 'tbm7 4v.. VMtUt .l.'CL:. :,.:..-.o,L' 'J",.i,'.'as,'A..;, I lYHr e't!'" "A l KiTt'lTtii BBS tU iU'RUATHIlV ii .Hiii..i. hi "b.nk-rr'aTu" M' inmc ou n p can, aia.dr wjr.. at It Cain, i Jneei. HI nonr, rair. BBi v"l i raKtvi Ml'oi Cell I S ICS -fiIhk ir," f oV, H -i A-tTOttK attan ool to pay for lewlof maehlnr a by Initallmentti Initruotlon fraa. J. T. MKN 1)LL. Ill rmton at neat Ilayruond at., Iirookijni open etiolnti. AVKW rood fur iewe"n wanted it Ml EiilMlh at., near May. BOOK fill. Vf.IIH.-A few good foldert can Dud teady cmniririnpai at WATMMjt DtVin.allN'g. 11 John it I7illHANir(lIItrrVn"ied iramcJlately at ueib J arenne. 1,M NI-.II F.ltra oa paota. Apply In .the .V' I' I ail Bin at. M. CAIIIIOI.l CI I It I, witilcd to work on teat, alt.i buttonhclei. I ly r.l III ,Vail Jlllnt., room No J. r'Allir.-a tanehl to opuaia ariltt niakioi an I a I I kind, uf tine work, at 111 Slu ar botwcea 3JJ a id 1.1 ai.. 1 1 I'P.lt ATOIMa. nuatiirt and nnttnahole liiahci t on ahop C'.Hl 6t Hid !C it Crt floor. VA VPKIJ i ttl UorilffH old, fn dn iion-o tin irk, at MS J-l nr.b.twecn 33 Ii and 30lli at., ea-taiic. V A NTKII A i slrl to atainp nioor; mmt hd celt tl aU'lrloan. hNKIDI, 11.31 .tohn V A fiTlill-Jhrat ctna cm htn leri .m l opoi.ii ra. II I. I'AKKIt ti llioonic n iipinri. AXTKtl- t I'd ttrin.lat., n oid"TilaTroook 1 1 an I to aaif in tu tahlnz and troninc. ASTKO 'I tl rrm l!lfl3,lnTfaTn cap tliiliT' it l.i nl MB Urrctip tl Innntra all weak VAVI'f:i- rtrl fur grner.il houtcwjrfc, wijti l 110. Ap.il) allUJJntt CTmiltSBlnlfg. A VtM'Nf! 11 N H or H yenta old wan ed who I V null P'c n at iiiper an I landt-a'tf r. Applt tn I'CSNHAt'A llliti I Centre at. nmli'ta a. M'llOMJ ItOV na"jnrler ti.iil "aiiirf waiea I5n wcca P. W. MHAI. Ul Mai ten la o, VO(iM2 ni'i w.iuio I tn tfnrx 11 a ii'i'c'ic.-atup iiitttl iv a emd cjtlcr. Apilr at niMh av ril?sf.",aaH iifiiniher wnntrd. Apply to nit Jltll.VrKNT, Doiiit Ferr, V T. I'll If Ml AN iranted t .US' r.l.iraa rti biead and (al.0 Apply alter It A. M nt Hi AT. A. VIItr('ll"7?t"adirwnrK f.ar a irood man. Apply at I'M Pat nil ar Joriet City. TAII.OIl and Itilnraaa ni rtiilom emu, at SI I 1lthaa.,ci rncrnt lit av.,.M floor. l'l ItXT't, -M carrVtte trimnicr'on llfht woik wantrl. at 1 til Proidwny. iNintUAM) 110 Y wauled. 151 Weil Ul1! it. HI 1 1 H I ''r. tl WANT KVVm led .i h re" oi fmreooi bricklayera. Apnit at tile corrr uf ftroteaiai ui:i ih at.., three blocks tioithof f.no lfailwat. Jericy rut for twodayi. n I.ArliMHTII'N liPb.er on etpreia wltana. Horn piy who Im be-uui the IraJa prtfonaJ. Sit Wcat !i it IjTa.e'KHUlTIl wiMet, atrnod horicahocr. A i IIIIOM'.N, r tnwi'.id. ff. J., on Central It. II. of X. J. nlfll II Ki:urt.v.-anal j'tTruih orawen i (loan tu wn pnr. at in Coiiein it. TFl;'VAtsKti in tea andcotree traTeT V Aptjly ai Si Veicr at. i,Tlt VMI lltIV watiterbTMrLKOII AlIliMMKiT I I t liroadwat mint traiR rrfarenes. lI MI CIJTTr.K-a wanted -A few"ren5li imoorn I cuttera and r.ip nunchera can -intatn einn'oyninit at rood way.i, by applying at 05 Chauibcri at. Call I cforo IP M i.tM r.tter watitel CAM early. THUi. CJX, 57 V F M.nnuimry it.. .Ierir City JOII cotnpo.imra wanted aiSMKuuon at.i none but mttaiojit men neeij a?nir i'UISIST waned. Anrlt tn J HIS XI AT. I II K AS, a: ay., b.'lween 50th anl jilli in MAN VA vrrtll wV nnileratatTii the nth and "M'crbi'lncia ;tt6tiiar. AI Ti:itS wanl.d -Coriie. C nnlhf rlaid ai fill. a hn ,n iro"Klyn. iVcinctar a 1. tl tnaai met Itie., r.nmatinii of a new I mire all tic.ironi ot cwtatin-r tue 'rida attend. 11 li oar duty New Vork hr.thrcn. I tttol W. I, (II1KS. 1 ATTKIt N STK ''JTivaMed i one uitd to itce;i i p inipi i re.Vired. Apply lo A CAIift. 41 Cortland' it, C P ln"lli"l.OKIIlai wantel at Pli nflei.t. .N J. Is I'a I at in.p on M.i.ui'.n av.ntar Float it ut in. quite ii IV Weil tltn it., New Yorx cur a. w. nhr.. SI III a.i A It I'lta, -latt winte I on nw work and rfpilnne i91 r'Jlaoa ay, near Cambridge pla-fa. Ilrootivn. P.. I villlii:'! All :ii"a wiint1 at li linl"lJ ii liro l. tin: lion- pet itealy mat need aply; cvme pre pared to woik. J II OK II A lira An anon ni nl ii.dt I tniott, i Call ai i: U SijKiy.'l "v. CflOKlI Alt vi.-Jood"iTicrrwauTd,at all rteit t' ISina'ticu a. 'i ar. f 11A I l.OIC Ooiiil coat maker wan'ct t m a 'hort 1 ihuai-CM in the country, ill M I'dSNM fc sell' M'li'l.M lljii.inoo at., corner ol college plaej irn-n tj M. ipil I' i: I NT IMl-iTTwoTiiya winf "011 orl. n'i I prci, mmt iiaicrttai t i.iaaiat nt1y CtlltNWKl.t.'S. .'fj Pcvl it, 'till T I l,OIIa, Wnntad, i Bond tn7uT. 1; j.i .it t it!: inc-I in-cot'i'-t. Applt It (haa-if. ..t O-.ciimc'i 6. enr ler lla.cuy. tnm 10 fn t 1 i''.'l"ck flMNai I rilr intedi-10 SiTl cla a tno-ara. I with Ik-IB, at U Sd ar.. coitxi JJd it. Ala .1, libera and rotdorcnt lor ihoo work. MrtWlNK .alcami wanted, nu that IhorouThlt I tindantaata in ouilnaia. Addren witU reference, box 3t4d, Poit once. fptVO-Tilftt un wait 1 1 eleaTaeticr. J. 0P(1. HArNMIAlU 31 Ml- lanlana itA 1 1 Oil wanted on ento 1 wnrk on c ".T 1 pa..tn alu a buano man 47 Kan lloa' ,ti fills mid ahe.t.iron wotken wip' A I itiiwiiiAi.L. im-:ask co -U-i,, v u ritO It A KI'.KH-WantoV. bo."una"' that lii." I workfdatta linaitir';. .jtiS7t; 'I' I.lt,JHI.i,.w".1'' n baTlooJ. mart mot nee I ipid; n WeitMthat. Y ;7.'.,'",'""A lotit j man whoiiailctatniti me nh t 1 ii i'er I ua.iieia i,Iiiiik Ij r,f a ni.,1 i '"fS" n ie bu' th-tstrijloa.-iili lJ ..,'utent neoJ a.t!y. l al fro ,1 10 11 a. M. JlM. Mill), tmih at V ANTr.lt Yo'ine i-ei f -r llorca, portara ror I h iti )i. witohoiti.ciacn'p.-i.Rroomi, itah'cincn. U'oful i.ion on enil.nii. i'. '1 to., p-ordil wi'h.oi.d iliiiatloni oy a0.)l 1; to Mr. MAN SING, tl Court at., ll'Q.iV, in, W-tNTL't-N monlllni niacni-o oierat -r- nn II who no.li'r.taa Ii 1 lie tupl ten o ilv na'-laoidy al latti v. ssow.a!...ril. Po-ni iit.vi ll.ts mi:it,.'t. n 1 I Q.?cne al ,Ur. ci'y me rc.i y to co :r, wiik V:',',1;" ''"'"'hit hiiTcrroTkJv'icilJf 1 1 01 the 1. i-i.fn'-i ri. r 1 i,,. c'oti,,. nd tno 11 i'i corapsteal lo rar.-rr. unia,-. 1 .,t ,i1n,i roi a Ad.lr n 1! JtHlli I i a Itacu at I-,, :l,.i V AN I'lIII-IOor IJ non.xieti'tt i.'aiiarera: itoVlT t' woik tiirou'i tu wi.iiorj wa.-ci tl pir day to J03J cornier han". ipttii It. C K A K 711 Fulton nr.. Itrooklyn. AN 'I I'.ll-a. itniri b iy thTtnn-Witind ontnine untert and niako I l.nirll nnne-it.v tii'iui well mtre-n janUJ.M., II Writ UioaffitT V?Vl'1!,,)7K,."''"Ji'"' City tlaa Meter ivT.TkT II Mnrrla at Jciier Citr. on mat on m 'er in aciia. Ac otia man on mntc- ropilri, Ac, one nun on nt Jler ai I oilmr wur. Im no II tiely, T Tr:i).-tl-nlleninlr n'fltlu h.-ta en tl make si to i) cer dir i e.n. and ii.aucrtaho n m M;.tt.ci.'J otnitiBlinl l.itie ari.ola. o itroa iwty, u,i uri.cfp.ci 1 V;.Ni!. 1 w i"f"'in7al'iTuiiui ic into of piper 11 in'iiri ml Un rinnn.- of He n lohltioiyt Amvlcvi o. ii.', nun profe.redr Apply .it id HroaUnray. r 10. 11 a: aiuMI. "i.'i PI'.l'-l'i 'Hit ifla ticlorvTtlli-'i'iiTi'ow". V,r'-, A:1 1" Vo t'.'O.H-e it. i. ji ttf tvorii liiu can be douo anl wi-et e. A TKI)-Maci 1 iiitj nn t nili7r mak riT'iri.iio" t tii ly einid i-. ai 'it T'I! hi tivrn Anpiv 11 l'r vide caSnan Kiu nc ('ompiiiv, I'toviieucg t, 1. V A N'CI.I), lew l.iiya'wTlitPiT to" itmriTiioid tl ii.aiii.tr. aia in c ,ir mi tint know ili-lr trade. M.pl HI KKMP A.O .11 l.e.,1 Umilf.irtitrr 75 II i ll tl It W N'"J'0 coo I hnker and 1 r iim-nt.r 1.01 1 1 lror.1 tio-nun 11-r ypwr; Al. ;re l"7 I'road at Newark, N J. A Vl'llll- in ir, r,ov wtih kioJ re.'arencei i a 1 1 ;'ooi 1'f.nnes far adtaiic.-uiint II. gCIIA.,an-n flwgy. V A NT KD-1 menu 1 ter.iandnr r i.iilai ti.i.uii. wllltiir to ooir t wiili in loyr. Cal.Iron a to ll P. M at Jjlrnlat June Citf W-f-TLII-A bov to wo a- tu a pu- tnjrtr :uc ta. liHwu"'iii'il'"rj -'"'l"11 rcaujraiit.lii iiuiua 11., V A N'l'l.-A wheeutr'i!ht7-A'ripTy tioTniTiTA t. 1 1 ..i.c o it ,n vi wciLnicu ncoa a.inlr. It ict lid at Sihnv itaxe 1 nt Y 'V r.n!) A ni''. tla7J?Pr!" run a tnlti.- taw nVr':i,Jl.,,J,.l,r0,tU- fcb'TA""'' "Mn Vi.S',',. "r vouiiima 1 w.10 undetaland. pinch hPi"eth it P"ftrca. Call at V ;'.!''l'-'"",'''',00', tiieiur? franu iii iuineia nn(ki,n of ,vIworl'' I mouluy ar VATi:i-A bnefor a onfee. Call at y Alio IJ farmhand. IM R nth al.. coiner Cm ay. WArV.irixir?r.oro-p It apohoinc. Inquire njH llai nion at! VANTi;i-tO aci.ta yoimr men I'cosaialit e.o- iloymeut U Wurantt.. up alalia. r 0 WcAo'ir3Ve.i',.7;'"" on "aT,iJ W.N'VS,,Wr" tt'aoubaota, tiata man pi tier, ed, at !Th ath ar. V A NTKO-A toy bona maker, at ill (fr'icuc 11.. 1 1 rear, lit floor. f A.NTF.D.-Uoya waoied.aUl MuirayTl.i watca, VI IJ per wee. Y li 'jj!,'M Apply taF, O. QliKKN", Y T K 1 -Atluodahel iron woiEer. trj Vt.ey A NTi:il-l"hi) -eiTioari, B) Kliiabcin it. ypvN-rr-rji'.nk,w.-'-'jr7OT. a") ti'lOll tiit. 1 wirn. miide: t-ood j-", "uvlU(UjJti ca. 1 early. 100 Wen Si7." ,A AION ril-F.maiiiM piii. ratio or fail I fe.nala a .jnta 1 hor.a aud ouidt foialanad 1 baituriiaew, cuculir. free. AdJr." a urva k. .SUV UUm-AMI iKUUh A-A.-OFFIfJIArrilltAVINJi.. KMTItuY Bf A ritljtll I KltlKft KENT0tK -aTiira 1'iaaa io. tm Nor IS, M" M, 1 1 W). IB. M. M, 71. SI, Tt, II. a KM oi'Kl -t:i. ni. tn. Nor l. I'lL. 41 M. J4, Tt, 81, M S3. 41, M, W. M 41. PAHUCAII -Kair fiaa. No Ml, Not IS 1511. en, 11. Tit -ii. a. tt. 11 .t. it. St. ,tt a. PA.IluAII-CIa a tit, .MO. Nov. II .ail 111, 40 40, W, 4J, M, It. CJ, 11, tr. l 11 l. PI.iiMO.V0 jt t Maaaiaii UJriutji. tvr. tnfoioiatton furilihal. &o I rlr.c'1).nL ,i Cl.i;iK, (iric-r, tn ltriid,rr, P. bit 4,( 131 Fulion it. a 1 1 1 1'tr It 1 1. a fll'iN THirANiTr"iiiahiii'r new("niinl, l .alihlo Inn out aell al H1I11I. N.V tIA.NUFAU. 1UlllNtlClf..JIC.irllandtit. 1 tVAI I'KIl WANTKO, atBJ Warren at. BAIl Kit. flood reend hand on eaV-, at fancy iLikety, 2-C3tb ar t all alter IJo'c ocV JJOV I.N DUIMI nTDUU. at 171 Bin av." IP It It A N I riiTfVH wntitpd In the ptlutin once 113 li l,eonnr.1 it. Apply ati'r I o'clook. C1l.UANr.lt nnd acourer wailo I 03 Ftotilic dnly 1 noue out a niti tlan man nceJ apply. 1)!9 llroad war SIIOKIIAItTiTlt wan'ol in alrult mm rrqulrod. .II lii m n between II tdian aid Oro-nwlri. flio TA I l,Ollrt.-Cont h.inla nn rutlmn wotlti I tailon aa"! on cull and pinia. 31 Prl iro at. iNTTII A toon man tmt tinderatitntia niien- II In oyitcra uono but a Rood opener need apply. KiSlnr. V A NTl;il-3 UNI clail tallira In bo In Hie con. tidy, Paitioulaia al U l.lipenard at., fro.11 8 lo 10 'clerk. XVAN'PKK-A itrone hot to il-llror buaea and 11 work l.i .hop. Apply lo C. CAI1V, 3 llndaoll at. tVANTr.ll-ll-ti Huok 11 aminldlnt niitil. tl K. II PllltDT CO till t'i IV Pit l.lh at. V A NT ISO -A watch c.110 piM.'h-f. 4 Maid'n lans, 1 .Ittl.KS II. M'AliUK. iSiliinfions FtRnnttli. ltrrr:i!riillP. womnl wlih"i w.ihinc and irouinz tindrriHnaaall ktnda ot Ironlnir nnd lim ine, or Hoiiiil co out by lha Uoyt beat of iv.u ei.tea Uten ISC Th mrion at. 1, II 10 te.ni njs Uriltpi a aitu tllnn in a p i vala fttnliy to make hi.riarir s .nerilly iiloful Ilia cood ref 'icne. Adnrcaa UONKitrr. ll.tx Idt.uo ofllce. 4iOIIO till wiahei iilnill.in to do tejcral houaewotk t la willing am oniir nl. l Hit. I), in Norfolit at. IIK."aVlTrTA Hl,"rrmlddle.aied wninin wanti work nr tho dir or weak. Call for two daya. SI Weil 10m ar,. ociwcen 8th and 9th at... room 4. lt !l'r.t'T A II l,i: woman niihei to let a few ircntlptncn'e or fainlllea' waahlnir. tSi IVoat Uilh at ton floor. Vol' VI NO wantPd bt a rrioonaihle ladyi write, a j quick and neat hind t proinnt attention glten. Ad. (Irci UH'riaT. boa l.n tanoltlce TJI.I'.ll III N I. -A you at man who hai been 1 year at thaatup and home piumiiljff. wanta to cat Into a ah.iii whern ha cau flnlth hia Hade. AddrraaL. L.tllKr. No, 31 At. It, corner otsi at, SI I OF. t'I'TTKIt -An eipeneoced fhoe-cniter wanta a aituitiunt caa eite ma belt rlty icfer cocca. Addrcaa 11 IV box 17a. Mon offlce. SITl'ATION w'anted-llt a draiit htaman In an areniiecfa office. Addreai IHlAUOIirjllAN, tit fonlhlihil Williamahutgli, I.. I. W ASIII NIL-WanteT by flrtticTiai-KBaTl.an 1 1 laandirii.J or 3 f unmet or ca-iileuina'i wattunc Prenih fln'iiiii and poiutilnx. Audrnta tlia CI.EAIIV, No SIS F.atidJth. ne. wen HI anl 1 ata .New Vork. usiws ttnmrt A f;n A S O opportnntlr for a man ti make mono Jl at nphotoxraah canery. tint will be iil.t an old nnd a'ca.lr nuiinata. Ap,.y to it. H. CUttiM.s, 111 llrand it.. New oik. H.itF.ltV for aile ciaap. wltn none waeon, ana at 'Un the owner naa tw 1 piacea a,id oaonot alluiid to hot 1 Aiviy al cruet Clalt ,u av. aad iJaue taiait. lit ok tn 1000balciirahopforile witbl.aie. luqulre in the lajer tuer nl j in SUM it. CIKJtlt M'Oltn for ile eneipTlolraj a' cood ouatnaaa. Appn at 5j7 at I-'Olt tl.r. the itoeV. and flt.iuea ot an old. t-iahl .hod new. depot, Miiio'iert aa.l e .ndvaiure, with a sood t&ute i.f nai,pera Aoplr at Ut lit ar. 1, OR r aiK-The'tlitaeea, IciteTaTd iood will of a I oriniiucut etall nrt oota atore with or -Mtftjct ltock.Aolreaillt.TAII.Mt box 170. Il'ral totPc. Iilflt SAI.K-A lionor alore. anl frc anl ea room. Auply belw.cn 8 and 7 o'clwc eteuiuff, al 77 Urao'i at it ill tu an 1 en. I "Mill A I. "5- A Inie a. n.h. nyiler, and rcae tab. market, in M Vtril ttltt.t I.'Olt ll citii V'in'anTJrait:r u.ttal. Willi J" lame niaral.a go. IOI)rreu-il. IJIrall andoyaie,. imnd tot .ale Golcg a tuod boil tea. Apply al m W.l ar. IO It aA I.F. lupp A h'.k rounl. Iniaira at 101 Uold at.. 0; oklyn. 1,iOll ra.M.I'.-Aaciiiliiiic I newipar, a r at ie rV4aiay j It lilMilt V not a Cr.TiTVrrj J5)T Viet) lor V J l.oA on m count of iic.ncti mi ,aat na m. p W nt .0 ,a Hirun at. Air.l, hartiwaraitoie. ror. .MJ.! and llarct ar Hrooaiin ft.l(IO elVr-A boot and atoeitoret -''...d place tor a good boot and anoo "'er S4. e-.aatSlthit. 1 ftonti nub oona (iFNTI.l'.lltv aud wlf dure a nrallr fnr. mha1 room with board lor wile term mod-r-aie. i.aar the Wi lianipnreh lerrt. New Vork. Ad. dit.a CM I.HO.S Altt), M llrand tt N V rr.V cent enien cn rate trood hoard, w.tn nice r.omi.t.ira ma of hut aud coll water hatha, li. u.i.. h:a.cd thtuuagut, Kdjiu'j tauiiiy. S33 IVeit S3 Ii il. ATKW rent'e-nen and centl.mai an 1 w f c in ba ai connno'lei with n'ce froa' roiin. b ard. sal, aiidtlro tcr.na (1 aud ti per wcela. 601 !d at. l-"kV i'ipe.-aula in"Uiin.ci cia be aecoiunm tlut a w .1 ;o. i Voi1 and 1 tcaa it room at 110 Wet: &tn at uni'ier at 11 and 0 o'eiock K I'll 1 1 .Ti: faiTlTyTeilflt two Plcelt fnr.'tehe 1 toona, aiiitai'l" for hoiiidkeiping, at im t,un. Ij'lit. H. II 1..1. C per wee-. I.Alt41Kroomaod -oironn. neatly fur dine t to liciiilcn n. His Moarj i. 81 an 1 11. "3 a week. I'F.V treniie r.en and la ll"t en be accoiimni'aied w th t Jir 1 at M Kail I II 11. fermi leaaooapie. FKV KSnllemea ani nlm can oa accuimuo. J i-a 1 1 hoard, a 71 f-1 at. ci r'r "tl tti'U One farniihed room a y! :-rr.J ,'o,- ScaM: hh 1 e n t. j 1:! ..Idril:at. I I. I) roina :j let fur c-atle.net am I' 1 i'. '.-J Urojuij at 3J hoaie Iro.a cor. in 1 u 'h id.r I.ip.W r-,i:u"'tar.io t-iei cau hit ujj I ooirl. Ilie. ai 41 int. at cie aoJdouls Usui, at f3.33 per weak. ill 8 h ar (!1S:NTI,ICI.',N vt.'lg.a-Ufiar.lUown town, and-at-J reitaouat.ie rate., ca. And tli.t clan aecommoda tl.v.t at the lVetam II ilel. I Ciruaudt tl. HOOIi-a fnrnlihed amtai,! for lntlacrnllin en, or hou'cj.ei'plni Ipijii SIM to 81 So SH.uilowet 'I'll liK'l" rnea-i Kuttilahe I front rooii md bol I. ro.Mii .epar.tdy or loxamer. J7 iVeit 3J14 at., hear B.h av 1 11 ,or. 'ltd l,i: I' A lumi'iial r on fir oaa orlwo ueutie JL men Mel tira nl at S'tw Vork. 1TNFI IlMr-llil) Titlll II-. witiiiol -K mniie j man a n.t aa ate ciiM-en want 10 re 11 "4 or U tin- nnliiu I Mo m. u ith n 3 ml nw fi 11 rut Hall hi atreet car or le-rt rrtncrtibla oclKlibjthuod. Ad drrts I,. h but M, ami olUci. Oil IJ c 'tlemo'i and ladiei can be accommodated w w.ih iiu J ttaiienrri- anl IW Kan Hi 01 Iwav. 0 a? ,11) A V.. ntar Siea ari'i, a roo.n aultaufi fur mo i'J )"iin; men, wult hoard. P7 f TAN TON HT.-Kiirniihe'ir roo.nt to let fi r i a bo a e.. ini: a id ahisie itHnug nen; chrao rem. 1 I'll ra'P.-A low vouns iiie'n can wty I titn't.'o)d uoard an I ii.c.aani rooina, aiaos ti.unt: la.itu. oala and cat fall nil wtck. Jr.tiSLMi iJiuitumeun. li IIOOII l'IV NO ST3-lr.it. woo' plju i op. HiVm1 'a'p'p'iV li j'i'ifr". UtK'N. ryrcivS near Micduaiai 11. 1A lil.l.'ra I, rand let t P 111 ',iujniirsetutliu J pncci it0 tm al.itienia takiu, 3J balamjc. Ill ij li.hly 4,0 i't at. 1,'Olt rll S."i, c i"! (1,3 nany new rotenoo i7uc .ua Ihirifai 'r'e' "oi"ta ",,J I'np.'ora nea !M I) I N 0.-V ;aj lanted. tiripei to auli ihc ta.ivenl. inc JM 1, hat 11 ar lit adnay. Ql'T HK t I'TI FT I, roitwood pianniorle, ;7IX f il, oinairuuar n m, carved aralle ire. We, every iiiiproyiiii.ni, tui. maker tcreat hirtain for c.vn. J. I.il)l-h, 18 .tniily 11., p,'t Hroadway JjTosi nnb douiid. i;f)UN'0-0n S1v near 35th at a imall TunTof i;Mtl -a.'avuafavin'n Irt alirrvv. r l'P ut the bunoinea btluiau lie, a pana:acoii' Jturilriir iloumenia direetn l to .diiinn t f.ni. .1 i i.idiu.ion at., Eaiion aquaie "lie 0 .-ncr ciu ht 11 oy proving propeuy and pa, ,i "or ldjruitiie:neli. Apult atadtertnnc d-.k r,VT.u5,lni'.,""'ninI-, ,',te eny.-lan-i co tali." J Inj thtea hlW Collar hl u on llroadwav Lo iii rum jiii ;i 10 ail at. or in iira-.t c.r In Hill" at. n," JOtnav Hi leiiirninir to 41 Kail a.t tt crileiu! thauiiaPd53doilarataara. kr",,,tt' I OHT-A whti poidle ilou'. oiTsurdiir eiutini J Auy one nivalin h.-r in -.11 out y V. le t eiallTjewardPii an I liiqnaitna (01 moan. 1,'if'lT 1 'oil-iln'Ota ItiitrTTiiTail J black aud la 1 urner. A libeial ruward if id luioed 10 1 1 pbjve i.iiiub'i. ti T. II l.tt A It I). l.n.t 011 miii lay. .Nov. 3 t erein Oilre:.lia nin'iei A 11 tl ihar)i,di n-m 1 -iVS Hie a.iov rcwaid by leatnu It it 11 Mtniiou ,1,1 CM i UKW AItO.-Loii. mi hatur t. r.r, CUW Nov II, tu 1 llun ei'a Pol 11 it r 1 0 341.1 at., a roll ol drawinaja. boerer will ralurn the Iaal4latat wn ree t the abota reward. Si l HO ,"yVAUI.-I.oii. on lhurad.iTniornT P.T,!y.t"t'3!-J' 'n troni Wen )3. at, 10 hail UHi at or In olfi ov b Jtwcn JttU ana J4.il .la. a W i Told hnnunti engraved caae item. winding waicn, a,"tS!L'S L!" ln,kt", mark 1 on outalde A, u", waloh No ll.BiMi alipiagold chain tt.ehel. a alraunaTwltn Miiraved gold ilktaa.aud agold anarared ball lookM ait.ched. TU. abov.'wtll b. "Jw Jm oue MlurtuJi Hltnl tfjlntf. JJOIJHBfJ FOR HAI, It iinttKn tiortOAN, i I'INB BT N KW YOllK. no. 30 treat llth at. No. 101 ran nih it. No. II Wait 1 1 Hi at. No.rjtinar. Nn. IS Weal llth it. No. fosihar. No R."t j?in at Nn faJSto r. No. tn Kan IS h at. Nn. wisthar. Ro. 10 Wtl llih it. No.415tHat. o. si Wen llln at. N", Mh ar near M it. No, 8 Kan 13th at., cor. 3dlNo, SHI Letlnaion ar. avenuu. I No, 181 Idling on nv. No, in Kan 13th It, Lexington ar .cor. Wthlt. No, 33 '.Veil I9ia ,t, ,'.o S'J l'ar av. i'.'O, il Wert Itlh at. Park T ?o. Bth at. No. 5.1 Knst in at. No at Pal k av. Ko. 30 Katt H't at. ,o, W I'arK nt 0.3-3 Weal 31 at. Park ar cor. S)ih tl. No. 33 WrttXIIak No li ttadllon T. No al Wen Jim at. No. Mil Mil I cm nr. No, SO Wen 33tlt at. M.i. Ml tiladtaon ar. No, 91 iVestXtih l. No M Madlion ar. No. iji wrt 6ih at. .No", isilan l 18JI Madison Not i ir.d 47 Wrii36th it. atenna. Ko.RI Wait 3lta at. Mallaon ar., cor 4)thn. No. PI nn-t isnh at. Ma J ton nr.. cor. till tt. No 111 Kail 30ih at. No 8rt Ma tiaon at. No. 836 Wc.l mil al. No. 3d II ekman plica. No. lSIIailMdiat, No BM'llnton place. No. 3(3 Knattothtt. No. 09 Clinton p'tce. No. it Knai Slit aL ,No 11 Clinton place. No. M WratSMtl No 3 Daiancry aU No. 3.U Weal Cd I at, fn. 37 Ororc at. No, iiu i:i.i All at. No Slllrcit Joneaat. No 41 Kau 84 1 it tt. No. SOI Hen. t at. No 417 Writ mi lab N.,et IrtitK plica. No 104 I'.ait a-ith at. No. H Ira Irar i Into, No. tu I'uatrHhtt. No M Irtins plax-a. "to,li4 Writ SUM at No.inJatat No. Ji nc-t 3t i at. Nn. 48 .Mormn at. No. 101 FaitSOlh at. No. SI .Morton it. No. 11 Fad linn at. Co. 8 St. (lark'a place. No. II Kit 1 41at al. No, 71 !l. M.nk'a place. No. nn ttel Ud at. No 31 Notth itaahinglon No. i xi Heat 43d at. iqutro. No I3tir.iiai4lthil. No III Wivptiev nlire No nil llnel 41 h ii. No. 41 tetl Wainlujton N'n. kC hn.llJihit. lac. No, lo i;aal 4..ih at. No. 43 Weat 'll'i No". 81 and 17 Watt (till at. Ot ICIC. No. 3 7 Kait 4ih at. Pcr"on vtn.i nl to ex. No. '.4 teai 4911 at. amine the nbjve fina'de) No, ta e-t S'ltn at. m a i ooinln permlia Ironi No. 3d We" Slit at. mt olflce a' all Atipllca na Not. 37 to 81 tint a.'d at, w.li Le r.t.ruam anuir No. C3 Weal fAl at. TAtrv unlet Uiey bate a N. 111 Tait Uih it. porniit fro n me. Noa 111, III, nrll S7lh lluMDIt MOllflAN, atteel. 2 Piie at I r It UrtTKI.'M fXl.k-.. JAM RS l. MILLKIl. AUCTION EKIt, Offlee 33 1'lne at., b"twsw Naiiauaal Wiilli.u. VALUAItLK CCNTIUL WKSUK piiopuriTr. I,A1 K 1131 tTB IIP TOW.N3RSD POOLK. Ildq. MXTV-tKVE.N FLim OF LAND AT IltKMONT. within dye mlnntta' wall ot the depot. JAUF.3 M. MILl.F.It, will sell at auction, OV TfKSDAr. NOV. II. 1871. at It o'clock, at tne Hichanze Salairotti, 111 IIHOAOWAY, UNDKIITIIi: DIIIKCTION OF .VATHANILLJAIIVI .JR.. KSIJ., TIItriTttR. ilxlyneren ptott nl lind aitoaiel at Tremout. Wcal ehrttereouniT, (w.thia tiro mlnutei' wa k cl lha liar, ilrmltallroad depou, located oa Central, t.rand. 8t. ran.arote, and Slatt.OrPhir.lanl.Nor lil.. Onord, Clinon, and ilolmont Placei, being the la'.e eatate of Towcaemi Poole. F.-l Pat t ol the parchue money can remain c bond anl montage. For mapt and full partlenlart Inquire at the offlee of the auctioneer. 3t P oe atreet. New York. I?i.t'"alTtNTruif;rriit rs-tuii -co .i3o.- I A iplendt't tract ol laud In tbemia' Iciprotioa: part of the vl-laca of Fiutainr. for nearly 4) ye .ra the prop, trtr of a senilen-an drceatcd on Im tne preaeni tear, la now belnir crade I aud .uodlrlded into nilldine Intl. which fnr acccaaihilirr cheiuorii. and cri'tanilttr era nnninatleil br ant (iff.-riug or thai hate, eter oeea i ul upon the market In l.n tlcinlty ol Naw York. lll. crfiil.ia'trir p. ra. n n- .l.-al tn"irr who aim lo tecure a home at a low price an-t ye away from nut aancea ani ahantl"-. aie operiatlr Invited to ex tmina tiiiai property, wnu-h la on hiin ground an 1 lurroundcd Itrlegtnt iiiinroteiii.nia noma nt lae ton Iront on th main atreet of the town, a orca-t avenua wh ae lolly tree anade In anmincr the flai" ih1 walkt le .nine from tee adjacent dp d Toe priu't t wllea tneta ola are trim; lo'd offer an oppor nnlly forlive"t meniaeido'ii rquili.-l. The c unletioii ut Nlr stew arta treat r.mrnid. naw raplilr prozreatiog win coubtleta double 'he value ot tr.ia property withtn.it monlha, aa Ilia depot ha been If-rated a lew ateiii to t'te mu.h. Ibna plulm; inn tiropertr brtTcen th-.. n w depot and ihe preient eenlie of the village, i'rtaea 31)0 to 833. Tr-mraiy f ix mapa and full intoraia. tiun anpiv to the n.idaiiiinel (the owner-, where an afeut will tie In atteidacee e ic'i morn.ntt from la to 11 n cloc to accompaar a plitai a t v.ew the p-oeriy wlinont expenae to thtin or b tvili call at tour ttii. de'celor tat rua..-iat..p r la.-wooi ren loted r. II.Sl-OOSLIt 1 IJrot j-. ,t Net Vo-k f -o n 11 I II It MAI.Keliea- Tx itore. on Slirt. av., o.ie corner a lore. ."Ve i-ltorr lilrn. lot, pile- trom fO.SOO to 4i- u. Apply omer of Myrtle anJ rJ reokitn. hardware .lore. IY,." tt'Tnd iiceic fattnTfor aa.e.-S, 10. li, ii i 80 1 Ii, 10). 19. .1), 40) acre.: fl.W UD.aevcral nf r depola nt bar.aiDa,C II iil.lVt.lt. 1 park place. I.'Olt MAI.K -Dairy iarni" li acn-a, nor Chicago, cxlenaiva improieu,uaia at amp.. J. hA.ll.K. Ilabtrt. lnd. Jot Halt nni 5e JTn. UOIIHU FOIl KAI.P.-ln Cait Newark, N. J. s inlaulea from th depor. on high, aravallr ground, a collage cnnlalnlnr Dina room, ueany new and welt pn It If nat aoNt mm It will he to rent. An. Pit to W. 11. WOOOItUFF. M Cornwall t.. New York. Dl.lMl llP.Un and gal B.teri -A fine rnanceto 1 atari nutma.i ta a pew neighborhood bcmcnt to let at l.T7Sd ar. CTOiii; A N O ItOlltln TO I.KI'-M to t!3 iitjiiuihltt two, ihree, or fit. t.oui caci new .lo-ulp huuara, by OEOIIUB CIIAJI'J.NB, grocer, M Wen 4ih it., n.ai llln v. 'I to l.t: I' The two i.ew atoreaand basement. SI an 1 L 30 Deabroeaea at. 3doori trom Jeney my lerry Alp y to HiUDLhA- BitlN f N ALL, on Hie prcmmi. f 1111 l.r.T A n ca pallor Boar, w th eitcniioii an I I ba.'ment rante, hot and c'd water, lai, e rei I only I IJ per month. Arpli it Tl SI at. 'pil I.K r A ii.ct. front l ooii and two i.ti.t m. I. room- on.tcond floor. ton email fa.u,ly i.ul 1.6 pet nonih. Apply at31l -Mallion a:. 'till ,v; r 3ycan' ci:a lue I ba b.-r ahjri to let. 1 lilt berry it. I iqmra l.i la i bai-ni 'nt. 111 VilTiLIVAN MT. To ic. tareo ilore and XytU- c.'Iiar, suited lor groccn.liquoit. iiur.cl, Ac. Applt to owuer. sr) Uroad.ar. S3t'mfis S.mlis. Jl TUAiriltNKFrrjaAVlNI.S H.,NK fi N'a'iaa t. (Duo llnlidmri oppj:i; City lla.l, N Y. II.N'Tr.ItnsT (Hi per cent co-nn'fecca oa the drsl nf ittrv mo'iiA, ii.siexl of the r.iiarte.-ty plan, wherg "arc I" ollen creal lots of Inteicit to the tltpu.il.-.i-' ink," "I'SM duly from 1) to 3. Alin.SIui.day asj M'li.r.uJMj.-J 0. II. lliNiotcr. Srcrcia. ..iaximL tiTVOF n fav oitK. or.PAit rui:N r ttv V I'ln.itiPe. liarean ol tho llcceivit ol Tate., Court lioute, pik ill tm mera s Nutunili r l,li,i. 10 I AX P.UKIti. .Notice It her"b given Ihit mis per cut will be dld to all taxei unpaid on ins ;t of li.C!.i&. r a..o an addulona. cue ptr cent, on Lvi-eino-r 13. tip alt taxes remalrititr unpi'd on January 1, Intere. I at the rale of two ve rer ceni per atiinnii, ial;nlai-1 frj.n Hie oivitiu b"0.s were received by tho Itecenur of faxea to the Uar ol piymuut win ba added. N nionvi iiill bo itcelt'd al cr i o t ock P. M. IJCIce hour, from 3 A, 11. u 31' 31. 11EP MID SMYTH, liecc.itT. "sTftinrts. VI WlltlSII llltlli OH.-.l(ill.S MiiriiM.. .1 lit., wi.l de'lrer a It, lure fur lu.' l.,-.ient Ol II "iiijanv. l.'hty v.ghth lie. i iieul, nt Co ip-.r I.,.t -line on Weineslay evenl ie Nov 3t. Tl- 't. 5u I'inli; call no pur.'iia.ml at O'Dinivsn It ia-n' ulllr, .ill llroidtta) Dr Powiti. c ir.ier of llntc.-n nnd liiti.ry t swreuy't II l"l John liiotnan, llj l'uliuu (t J l.n Met .ure. ail it wcry. a(jt iltltt. r.lltOM'i:fi' PAitlt paiii oiMPn Asorir B II'IN -lirral donnlo te.ul rare tulvtii it II ..teat Allen aud innning ma. e, aud Kingiiou aLd ruuui.ig male, lur 1: ijo I IIUII-DAY. Nov 18. at 1 n'c ock P M W II. It -r.t naim-it. a lloni-'t Allen and ruuniunate r. t-arpeiit.r u.mri tn- t:. Kius ou ana ru iniui m tic. tiao t tut and nick. Adulation to tlel t. irand alan Innd qua-'aralnirh (1 GUI. 1 UAKI.M S.iiitri.iic.iil.-ni. ".IllbllCUlOIH. ni:w CA11IOI.IC CATItnilP.tL. A t-I'LKNDIl) F.NUHAVINO, IX Till ivI-.r.KLY HAII. opt on WKDxr:')ii w: I'.tlCl: TIlltLB fgNT-a. r iDatomerij. '"T"17T' t x cr,fr x-rrrrrjrrTnitrr-cr.':,!Tr!r---itnrcs-- I Alle .NT. box Hi Bun ullli Sttuina 3l:t:airu. l.l, alids huwiewiu; iiisi-ini -s for silj lo real or exu.ii tare t an bo.i it nu I reoilre I u 1 1 .,o -ua hand terychea,!, nnatit rpaim-u I'll i anal ar. l.'OII HA liK-A ii.-w"Vn "i-li.r iVilaia. in. I a rrT L o ngcr in.c nai'i eac.i fur Hi, ai 1J3 lllavek .1 J I floor, I, ill It ritl.i',- ipla uu I W:i lei A t limn lewine tn icliiiiu ui uoolns n.w, for Sit. a. -I L tail at lop floor Sl'.WINI! .11 Ill Nl ritou-in o.ie. cli.aiTi will etciiant:! for a aiiii ol goo I ci m 'i 3il itud aua i.rai ll.) r u .JJ'J'tm auo .'.rirtinqti. I O.I km I' .nod ripieas work ho. i .nntnn.and hai ii -t n e.j)0casai alio uu hoia prlea 133, .H'.-,i uaaa(a..4.Mia. uuj,'4t.Jii.-4, ..avia... ana vih av jen,iu and 11 o'cJjc. A. M 1,'OIt KA I.C-A nut bora truck, wiin huraa tnd liine is in lap Worth it .New York 'It Ot' Ultra, ATTKNTION I-Ilone. hatneia' VX and grocetl waron.lu good order, for eala rhean for want of naa for liaOi I00 caan and gso worth of grocarlet will ba taken. To ba aaen at 4V3 Caaal at. 9t IsOltHKH for sal vary cheap ataldena atau ewulKlatnwifc ciw.ia'iQinjoajnVth Smtntmtnu. q. kan ii oi'bka iiimihii. eilki:n our. N, It The maniscmnt moat retnectfillr innonnco that Mr. FLOIII-iNCK ka, at great expense, bpen nn o to caorcl an rncacon'nl loin "Inoi m tio in out ir my, tint ne mat empty wllh lha wltiai of nn innali ar.d t.tnmulic,vi piil.iVun tloi.it.al u-iit. Ihtr conllanaoci oi THE FLOIIEXCEo, IN FALCON MPS UKAtrTiTuL I.OVP. BTOItr AMD DIIAMA, KILKEN OOE. KILKKN1 mm, which can only bo probated for a 11. uu I na.uh -r of tiighta. NOTlrn-Ttid eroat tin ua whtcn hU lo long be;n In pteparatlnn will, I i the I itenm reoslve lurtner cm. brluhme it al tne hnn la ol the various nttifiao enged for Ha nro lt. in. This Drini is cntiicl.-ne t. ri. nianitc piriorl il, ni'd realistic In ill iiorol err cla, and rr.r,,A,.';,,.c Prlr fot tl"i uloaititi l.iuutrc. by I'.C. UK I.KON.Laq .caiied PAIlia, oa, OWA Of I 'llj COMMUNIS. SIAriNKF.-'AltlIllAV AT 3. 1 T.TlAltNIMI'rs OIIKAt rltAVRIXINO HttHKtTM. MP..N MIK'ttK. I'AltA VAN. UlPrODtMlME. nomb ne I inn, I'm (l't Ml IN'i'K'IN A l ln v M, n I. 1 Kill Al OVIIDI'.N, POL YTKrll.tClN-isTm' I'll, llid DA,NCAilPLI.irilll-;SoWNHDtll.C.M. P. T. IIAlt Nl'M, Pn. neior. T. COttr. Mmir r. Atltiprnd.it" arciegatlo I of aetan aiincrlir eihihi ttoii. in on, nil for only one prlc-of mi in. o i. v,a., ST rent": rhiMreti nndarti, hvf p i"e. i few resorted ci.ira 3 cents riti t. Tn ue opeuei at t.ie lltrnl lilnk, 8.1 av andr,; m.. on Iheevuu u jot M INOAY, Not. 14, nn I eit-ii anli'aq lent art-rvt in n I nvnm DOUIH OI'K.N FltOM It IN Till! M01I.NINCJ UNTIl. 10 r NK1IIT, lOi.r.ic ruitl'HI ilta. SOOLIVlNO WILD ANIMAU. DAN I' S.Hli;i,,l)' ...MASIM'IIII CIIIOIIS. rlftv nf Hi. n -ai I'.irr.irni it. m the Tf nrld t-tiVKN fill, iS4t, S'lilW. IN MNh. NOrillNII 1,1 kK IT hVRIt 111 KMtllt. IHI'POD illMl: PKItFOItM NCL3 P'IMhCK A T 3 AND H, WAl.l.ACK'fS. KVEItV F.VFNINO. Mil LESTEft WALLAi'ic in n-owa Ave act drama of ItOSIilULf. The ban t n-dar the diroc loa ol Mr. T.lot. ttaker will Iiprforni tho orn ual luunc by Mr. Kd. Slolloaa.ua.-. New A pointrurnti New Cotlunat, ttnirormt, Hecta Heal Department. poi.i.owiNo Atmsi.-i in t ill! inar-littn ION. Sir. I.I.HTl:it AI.I.ACK. Mr. J'lilN (llt.tlKllT. Mr. J II. .mtiDDAIII). lr ll. T IIINtltini.il. Ir.cliA". ltO0lWF.LI.,H'.O.F. ItltOWNK. Mr. K M IIOI.LaMI. Mr I. Phi K, Mr. W. urillLKV. Mra. I LMtA .lr..N NIM1.I. llltlF.FFIt'. OEriMON, Vlri..lOIINKPFllN, Madame PO.NlsI, Mua 1SIDOIIA CA.'lc.l! J.N. tilia HI.AIS.JH.I, Una uolUe will be riven ot the tesnpairaace of sitt. ciiaulm nufcm. Oi. ti I'iri TiiKATitr.. iivn.Fiti tVKhK anii continued airrcK1;, 1 1 VAIIIKI) KN TEltTAlNMK.N r. O. L. FOX'S II. H. world renown-l nec acular Ililtet 1-anto ulme, I IIUMITT IILMIITY. I Including the iclebrnted MAItTENS KaMII.V I 0 Mnna. and Mme. MAllTKN-iand M Ie. tlllcfClt. II. I KN, -tho will appear in their great specialties. l,oi I p EccenlrlclleiTtrotieonai. and Le 'iuo del Chan. I O. THE tlllAM) BALLET, II. 0. Inctndlng the Premieres llaii.oinca Ahtolut-a. I I). AUELKPAOLIKttl. MAIIIKriA Hll.ilO.N'DO, .p. rLKMK.NCE AI.KXANDIIOIVA. II H. the Zisran. Hiennr rtasKLM 11.11 YOU NO A III IN IH nnd LITTLE VENUS, II. O. timter the direction ol Hi la nons II. p. HIIIALFY TIIOI P ol Hungarian Artlsti. "t." ..Milinea every Wedneidiy aud ialurdiy. ..Extra Matinee 1 hnrnay, Nov. It. lor the bcacilt of KPH IIUUN.a host ol volunteer apnrailnr. TaJKU' VOItKC'IIKM i IITIi r lll'I'Odiri'. ACADEMY OF MINlf. L. II. LENT........ DiriKCrtllt. SlATISEr.S WhllN'ksUvV AND vTt ItUAY AT 2H- EVKItY KVFN'INO NTS nrtii.i.tANr scenes in the .mien a, I.I itrited by THE nET PPHrilllMHt.-. IN THE VfOIlLD. Firit week of LE JiPne liU.n. The u-iritilied hsr. hack nuriln eq-i'trta". til4 I.t'l'V w ATstlN. theiiatUnr toaiaanenae. THE .IEK IlltOI IIEIlt, lb their wnnileifol fenll. AJinl.ilon. o cms. rb.lUet imle' l Pl i. tl cenia Toreaerte i .tta,75 (.euiaei.ii. ua i, .-.0 c-tm. JarXr MONHAY. Nov f, ETTIIIA MATINHr.. THE Olitl 1 ll'Vu. r-rn Hit ItNNKFlT OF THE ''III' VOO -IIFKMtKIt. Tlctetl tor tale at pitnct ial buadi nnd t.'trcn. JplOTH'i TIIKATlFi:. OWU.N&. The celebrated romedtaa, Mil .11X11 K OW will appi ar lot MX S It) It Is longer. In his a ait oinracier of CALLM1 Pl.t'XiIlhll. in HOT. orlhenttCKKrON 1IIK IIF.tl'.TII. LAST HOT MATINEE on bAIUIUINi. at IH. Ni TICK. -In utAh to wiineai the Macirai Tran. frrn a. ton pcrne tu the tit Act, the autleoc mould be ttatcoal Eight oc.oc4. la ricnai-atlnn. POLES HIIMIU'. ail. THE VICTIM.. UnFon KijiiAitK rnaTtritE. corner ot llroalway aad llth it. 11. w HJTLi'li Manejtr. 810. COSTELOI I. THE WllVDF.P.FI'L OYMNAJST. HAFFUT AS') llAHTHllLOMEtV and their unrivalled Pantomime Trotioe. 11 'I IN H-iWAItll. CIIAULEY STUttTES, THE WAI.IHI.LN FAIIIV FOUNTMN. MLLE III. IllltX AND (OIXNH 1MLLRT. THE ItXYNOIt itllilTIIEIl-t. FONrhlt. SWFllltil. If A I rl.llll. COKS, It CtillKY Iml'llllKUl V. PE ASOU.ts. tVAXIIIJi.il NND MEVKftS, IM I'.rilltil'I.XN ACM, IILP.I.EiO Ka. AC. MATINEE MEDNE8DAY aat hAll'TUy m y tTEINWAY II.viTi7 TO..NIUIIII OEBUror THE flENOXVNED Ttf-MAN MAESTHO. 11'ltINCE OE'IWIE NICIIOLAA OALUZIN TUESDAY, NUVEMDEII II. AT 8 O'CLOCK, VThan a moil elaborate and brllilantlr Se.eeied pro. cramme, trout Ihe works of the inojt itamona Itnimn rompo.ar.. w.l be ca f.irmtd. wrh FULL CIIOltlM ind. I.IINMI OltCH'-NT t, nnnar the direction or PiilNi E OLOIIUE SI IIILxa OXLU21N A.iliiaat M elicit Direct -r. xr. s K IILflE to. lickpts, ono dollxr ret.rtel aat. flfty canta. anl one dinar extra, acsar.ting to location. For aalo at the box oflke. noleti, an 1 uiuxl ttcaet o:P.-ei c-Anr.)! y,-mw"iiv in "Li-ciT" A ELl.VFNTH el'rt.arltlPriON NUllirOFTHP. srilAEO.ai II ITXIHN lil'EltV C MPNV. TO.MOItllnW iWHNFlltt.Vl. Not 13. at 8 P M. l.rtM X III LXMMEIIMHOH MLI.P r'llilaNA Nt .p.ti, A -Lt'CIN." StO ll'.'i'lNiil I ll UXHPf -I 1. P.EICil xttiir. c. M XX MAill l'.FK Muairal li'iector aat r i i.tui- n FttlDA Y Etc., Nur. It For the rlrii lima in New Yur,) MIIINIIN SATURDAY, Nor IS. Put ic rig NlLvON MATINEE, LA TIIXVI STX. MONp.Y, Nv 41. (ec 111 ll nel MIOXON. t xvooiiiiiTsm' A 10-UAYi Uarletnneof .at. XI XiANIXI.LO, !P XI. r reeptt-l Nt Ilra'tis of the J mil 1IKN FXlOlElt. THIS I'onil'Plt tin wee of EVLNINO xiasieH ,t I'lltl'Y Il ltM.LE V -Jir I 1 1," I tn .t, ""-SKCTIVS. 5 1 -l-.-j.r.If.,:iVxr,!,,!;.:".ri.r!?1 .''xTrl",!- fllllwrttul HKi H X N 1' 1" ar.d h.NOi'Ml ti,.'i .morn-DiaE DolVLINO aai 1 tULLIAM iV.llowiS! 'itill! fitiir- VSU... ,l!l-lVll.li.Wllti. iumi ll All r ait i- I'ttLirkit t S. A11SC.E Xt EII.N-ESII XV i.10 Yi j'.mKr flTII av. TiuftriTin

EVERY SIOIIlKLEVfextll WKKIC Mill "Diyonr-K" Matinee Sitnnliv, at lu o'clock. SptC.alDlVni.C.". MXIINE-. 1-IMNK'tHlVfNll PXY I I 'IKE'-ailt'Elt lltl'Fll A LI.na Etiix'lN'M I IIKX1 !K 111 M-oadwav Ilv ceiiein) reque.', "LA UltANDE Dili IIKabE," W I I'll AIMEI'. AIMEE ...aa L.x IIIIXNDX DU HESSE Pot ONE WEEK ONI. i. Evnry evening in I t-a-oriai ria't. o a lur ii"r"a' "l.h I'.iNI' DK MU' pi lis," Opaia. bi nfl njiri. for Iho nr.l Un e in America. TV'lHI'O'rs li t It'll EN. .1 Hill'iP I'lKlAllkll ro l VFItFLOtt I O. 1.VEIIY EVENlNIANDKXTUil.AY MATINEE. In lont I nvl ir a eotiie lv of nrt AMF.t.i' N' r h-in. RfPI'nlil Ell IIY A 1H1VL..FI I, CA8T. riiHKiliMAM E I'tiMMKNl'i. Al' a O'CIOCK 1'HH'INH.V. rjxoN v i; xkToii'k oi'r.it a iioi7sT; M XI INI I'- IL'UIIU1 .in I a) If .DxVaT 3. 1 irat a...aiinos of tji world's. f.'((j,,"ic saa.-inetj, A new aeusailoual dr t'nia .if teal lite, cilie i lllilHIl XM YOt'Vfl. THE MtlllMON's. PdLYllXMY Hi lilE ant nil JONY PAolOH AND AMMiU'X'S rVrAli I'. O Ph n2 A N FltANCI-aiii 11 ink I'll ki,.,. 0 IM dgNah SUl t'i.St. rl'' OVDEH II lilacs, mi'.cii.xvAiii-ii,ii ,m:u'x's i a nxruus'i A.S FIIANi'uro XN,TEI,,. DEI IC.IITFfL n xll'ad'and'paiit sINOINO LlT. J A tills PUP. iTItU-.sn iuni UroajaaT" 13 Hoi' WHi K OF Ml! h ll HXVIE' 7 r.,1.r,,r'' einifp "f pro.'rtniiiie. LAST WEEK OK Ml-S bll.aAS tl XL10N. Two new O,.oretllt llilt week. Mne elteioc. I Ii-ronnuuae, aid ig,a it gt r our. 1 ion. mi it ti'E titt i'.i:i,i:y AT 8 O'CLtlt K. ADMihSION. SO I I NT. (ii'!flV,7,.K..(',,,"'"',',ir:iA" sill-in-; ,l.'"lh "it'iatuaiioirr KltWt'la S. 1 i- ".x-..r'ls ik ix mi m i hi 41.: ni'iL MATINEts WEDNI.iHAY AND hAlfltilAV Vi't' V.l' 'rW AU" tK,' 1 A1 f Kl- W AL.1 1 hi, 1 1 i.ia o.ijmnl r il j .f Paitiiii!" t,.'Jfi.1. r''l'i A N il I ul! f)N'E WEnS 'INLY DJ t,IA ISU,,'. Ilealiu Willi Hi P,.i,ien,i IMIVANTS OPKIt.t IIOUiK -4 li.EEF IJ i;,ite-.i'.-Hi.hiti "'iini- LSPI! i .'.MlKNIUli -li iE.i, l l'ljVio',1 ii n,i; .SL)() -.""tVtNl ,l 'ifi'it'c v fUUl.l tl. 7" rilAKK PtltTICI 1,111 MITICK-Xtllnendi f-Auj'.l",."lu"riuf 'New York Hotel. Ile.iiur.nt, J .1io?,U,x",,,?t." and. C.?'I' I'tuetolem Alio claUon-you are notined and latiled lo attend our annual ball, wiich will hs held al tna Oeriiianla At. ulliTV0u' M Mih'ik1' QRBAT KAHT HIDE F,STAIlI,llilt!NT, I0, 111, Sll OttAND BTItliET, Win V.OIIU DJIX tt. rtlDLKY'S A BOX, DF.rAHTMP.NTA Clt'ltVHED VITH NEW 110003. llA.NUl'ACTIIIteltV NE,'UdITlEa OUll OlTOIirl'MI V. OIIMi: AM' HUH. H1LII Vr.liVlift.Ji tin i coin. ud. I!, 87.33, 8U-0 nn. II.XXrULA fll.K VAliVETS, Sf.l'icn itld". W pr ynrtl. VEI,VEri.iNJ,',3o,aio.,l,ud I.M all the dc'lrablo sha let (Iter S00 plectttof tho rirho'l HASH IIUIIION9 at (3 reju "ii Hi i A liar Ak ror an 1 1 li m -t. ItElM. HILKb, 8 ITINJ, OIIEss mid CLO XK HUM. MIN ti". OHK.iP -ll.tl FillXOPS. la-go Hack. 01 IIICII Fxrill!l;. Tii'j. an l FHHN'CII FI.OXV. Eltil.bOceutl on in; Hollar Needlawo k EUUINUS, HEAL LACE -I CllLL.XI.S. nr. t ML CEV.'.a Phlt SI F,A t Kit II tl.MKN. Caara ol JE.Vc.l.uv, FANCY UUOIU, IlliAL SHELL OII.NA.MK It XNI) "EH II 111(1 xlN'K IN YANKKt NOrlllNH. IILOOlpali. of COLihl's No ad a lie ,r,tu.,0 O'C. II, i.oui; ai ou.. Tttii a .nu tiiiiek imLl.xu t oii.se n. srcoNTTrLnnit PON' NET'S X 11 HAT, TIIIMJIKI) AND L.NlltlXHiMl-1 .liiKXaB ATOCa. NO FANCY P'tlilKS FELT II ATS, 8)0.. tie II. and f.Si. Comparo. nut dm-aTtmext. Infanu'r.l.OAKtrnd IHIr.H EH. UNDTtO AIIXIKNTS. kiiitio.l aud wove i i or.u I tl ,nnr. li .ir pr.oe. CltAAP IIUIHIiV. U DMt-X'lM, A.NO lll.A F.I.H. IN EXT AILR TO. VEi.Y I.AIillK sroCK. KID OLOVES. Clrnrlnl ont JO -El'II atCioaut. per pair, THO.IHIIII1II JOi"E ll at PI tieiita per piir. orillilt illi.X.N'HS IIEDI'I I.I) TO "I XKh HOOM FOP. OL i N.'W Ol.i VE. V.e will tell ngmiuusUOAT-fiHI.i OLOVEfir tl a pur. TOY. HOLI-NeV" DEPAITTMEST. OPEN IN A Fl.it II Y-. SV.Mti.r 100 C.VSI'.B IM 1(111 1 HI) IIY IIH PHIOha HILL HE IIIOIlT. rtUVXIII) IllDl.NY'S A SOX. SOT, Sll.and JltHUiaeO ,t.,tJ. l. Ul. r.l and 70 Allen tt., 1 tl II. block o ial ironi tne liow. i y. 7Tit7nfA7iV PA1II9, LONDON. VIENNA, IIUI1LIN, and other European mtrketa. OPEN 1X0 DAILY, fancy goodaaclectal la llieie maaxett by myatll. 1'artlca buying lorialrt, Sunday ichojii.Ac, will find with ua the larrett aadc lolccat aaiorlnieot In the city, all new freali gooai imported by niyicll apeclal'y for theprettntholldayaeaioa. 11.11. SlACY. IITU-ST. AND8TH AV. CANTI'l4i!oor and shoe btoiib. 3I14TII.XV. DETWF.EN lDfil AND 3Ctll 8TS. I?IIItt at hut price: mink, aiiiip and common fot. velvet bonnet" and hit-. ni.NNb's Milllnery.chtap e"t In tbe world, H7 Iltoa Iway a lie this. Boiut ituiiis?n3" PUKnTtUKE. nBnDIXO, eAUI'BTH, AT OTAttllKLI.'S. "Til AV. COHNEII Ot 30111 nr. rATML'Nl TAKEN WL'EKLT Oil MllNTIILT. 7"ltNITI'JtU, catppti. and baddinj. the larictl atioitmc'iw n-til the loweit pncei for c tilt, or ou weekly or m-aotlilt i.avnieni., at II. SI.CiiWPKIirilWAira. IM Chatham a V Kr.u ty "tm MtiNTii i.Y""i'A vm knts. it t.arp.ti. futnitnre. bcdttiag, Ac.i gnceslawcr th.nan, Lva..e.a utt fc rUNSIN.()luu ajiandve al v. nt4lltttt. iit It I ITS, liirii ture. anrt bedding cheap for rsia, or iiio.il tilt and weo.iy paymanti ukeii atuiiilu.i ton at acw York. HEID ft CO. t. A' Vti:tiort rjloluts. Tl'jTION NOTK'F- HOOTS AXD slitili-v A LAHUE AMI A I 111ACT1VE SALE OF FIIUT CuAib (iOODi. XT aiall tell on T ULSDAY. NOVF.MU2P. II. at tnf o'cloc., A choilcc itorl torn' n( I.OiMS A II Nlinax a laptej tc pteacnt wa la of trade A-UO.N. I I. XI tl All), Aiiemiueari. is '.inrraj t:. iTcTillN ti ol cr caeri, gl -.Vncv "eoiidaT Ac In lll'.a l A icilONALD-e K. IIU 1 1, Auc tloneer. w 111 at4l tin 1 nes.liv. N ,v. II, nt 31 P. a I at., at 10 o'clock, a large ntiorim.,!, in lot. lot alt dealer i l"o. laigeitoik ol a retr.ticr.lo bs aoiu without re ae xe. T" I "fl'ION, t IJC IIIN. au.-tioa iwi!-ihi nay, at I41) Xetul. at pear till, nv toiiiiuenclng at 10K. pia-ioforie. parlor -ute. carpel, oeditea.i. bureau, tablet. chr,irs. atuvea. Icatiur be-. Ac; 400 lull By cxtio,rueLUKKFIIZOMtALD. Auctioneer. t ff'TION "NOTICK.-IIKNIty I.OIZ xiia.i.m. 4 e r.will aelt taia day .il SO lltiriaval.. a- 1 o'c.oi a, a general acauruiieuto c n .a. c. ick. ry.uuj ulataa .re. In Iota to lit x city and com try trade. MATTUKtV Oltl'l'K, Auctiu.ie-r.-tlr -ai ..I tloo.uo. woili ol liiruitme to be to d tat is .acr.nce. on iiecnunt ot altorauoas la tne buslntn. OlthVE HltolllEltS are going toiell ai i nbilo auction at tiie.r warehouse. 3ai Uowert. ueai ltd st .thoir rnttre ttoca of turnlinrr, herli-.iing Mnudit, .Nor. IS al h. It-pan 10 A.M. ad c 'iitluunig one week. or until all 1. anl t. llj'. ill win be e' out lor inspection, on Prldiv and 8 it. itrJt, Nov. 10 ml 11. I'a-.KloiUOl caa ba bad at tag atore. 8 II werr. ITaWNriiroilEIt'S f.VI.I'.-XVMchet ami J w. elrr.-i. FIMO. Auc. in liowery. will e-'i tnu ti.it at 11 o'clock, eon o?i gold and inter watehti, dia mond and k'.Hd jewelir. pi", ni2i. ear l.ui tm t guard, ion aud veil chain. &c alau. .letwui-e. gut t, puto.t, tnuiic! lot iniucn-.s, .Yc also, broche anu camel balr abawla: ai three trrv fine oil paining-. Ily ori er A. UOHDMAN, si r. n r i. ilsilOK, ISAIM'nV: Aac loneer. olflca 1 Cuau. I p Tin w.ll ae.l l,t.l" ll'j oV.i. N, at 1; Hiiiiio it ,a large ai.'C. ol Hue ii.uir.' i.t.,. .di kin. Ac alio liquor atore nxiorei. bile i "i ite. Bititllaiu:n. ivuu.net ti"i' Tiie ciiA.iinuK of co.n- MI'.liCE. 63 XV1LLIAM ST., OCT0IIP.lt 13. 1311. COMMIT I EE ro:t TIIE UELll.r- OF THE U FFiT". Llto IIY TUB CII1CAUO CONFL XtlltATION. ",.o:i de"ii'-" -"'pc mat I ...,v,uB ,v twa'Xll'oUoa.iuJiiet.'ia n'itr ".i,. a XVtlliain it., caro of UEOt'.tlKV VILSO.X. Stcietary ol theChaa-.bcr.beiwcea the hoar dT 11 A. M, anl3 P. JL. or to aay member ot thr Cownittoa. C.ieeki ta he made payahle to the ordir ot A. A. LOH-,.Treaurir OFFICEllj OF THE COMMITrEE. JOHN C. UIIEEN, Lhaliuiss, 71 Boaili it. OEOHOE OrDYKE. Viee-cnilMlia. 11 Sasai j il A. A. LOIT. Trasiunr. 31 Darling a:ip. Fit NK E.JiWP, bcerei try. W "all n. H I IKT. of every rieacripu ia at i i'otrn ilnpe.a' Laildug. Ad a.u.-e. ai tn. ,-vett I currM cea Jons K HOC. H.. ),MltEXOItR, 1'L.X M. AilM.V7e:itvTir i I! ANIIURlVaJU I a, 1. 1. lJO-TOI. Flt'K NOp'lCi: -Ine nn it 77T." dnin.it ill- w t- ,.n iiniMtt, Nov la. l-,l. will t-io-e nt tins offlco un lueiutt nt Ilv A M on iX-lnptlayattiA M on lliili.ila, .0,.X M..iiii on Saiur.l.ty at is A- M. P. II JONI.5. pj.ttiia.icr. liVoW' l',.i,, N t-OTTFIt Y-l lekctl .li) AVtot.t. Lemuel, fouim n ui. n lowet H. l.NK-,i.txlitt. .1 'V' 1 r'.'u r'"." 111 """'x 'I'.-'.iae o .1 iu is o'edlJ ImT wl",l,rj-'' -aS lor cau 3n;!tiicnox ft' .(lWi111 ''IN'"-'' lPons hoouk'mig. tl Tlll-l 11 l'.,.liii j ci, I'.XINE'S I'.i'li'.'i'.t'J llow-iv .3!r3!02r. A Hl'-al N Si 1 1 med en ciiirvii in-.vni a .n 1 1 1 1 i'ii'. I "H 'i. i -mi ii ii.' i I ii-l i.' ha, ii and I'. un nn I tin mi rona.il ol m' I'P'tJiin io cia ru.pii.i, r In .-ivi i u'. lit 'ir""f i" lo,lu'' c O...I,;,,, i V;. an ient :r.o nn I but en miLer; oi 1 I km U li vo i luxe troub mio in titer how tor.ous iij c Tn a lav it Jh". M' ireicril.ci.fnr a.l li.e ,C. .i i cn,, I' bl Is no iiiinib ii jior (I e. .ne ivnh lo impoto upon -no niivtai v i'i."atH t .t ro'tHni' .Vf 'PCi i 'ni ci- i voiant In lint cur. bhc caa rei-r to Hie iiioii i.r..mi n. tu Ciiireiia in New tork. rhiladeli I it ll .in,, i I on .la ii ist 3Mn t a iiveoii 7ih ind ttli.iv., A !';fiJ.,i,'!jf', MAIS" le.u'tUo nun t "ni ni.TTgiT.i II l.adiei and genu, co.nuu Imu i ir evcinhiuu- in V baie irood lur t He 1. 1 acientnlc astrologer I T-', V lorauuceitt,! all b.i n st. au.l a spe; n iri.T i ta. uviog expo n"il .,i the .i ie o-i- on t.i, at i., -i l u.'iruilltl Ikrctnfl. Hi' lell.lru'. Sll"J A -THE llililval.ii I Eir.ip ..in i laiv hi .'""iTThT t ci- ii mug iianioot una voama t; a id ti it.',. Cll,., 1,'cly mtlnagll. l.i, 1 I...IH.I, lini i0: Kr,,50l?n..,C'.'!1','l,'"ru'l, .VU'Ii. iiert. IMlX ott Hit a:, biinccn tlroadwav and "in av. t TTLNTION l oi p ill ill ns o, ,,ua t a. ,a.,a rn-in e. t., ao. en i n ta. I ,v, m- ,a fi'"'' llalain-siNOIILf arv.vn t A'.1; 'I,1'- li v xi nun isiix.i iTT i x.Jiaiit. li.. intn... ,i ,1 (;,i.t., t ,u,i rn"'.-?b'i !ov i!uuu oi ai" Lmj' y A raTltTll.OtllsT MaiiaiTe I! Xi'iTTM'.,- iTTn i'. Reu,,,';'-''-'11 ,JH av.cnarll u.. 'Lai... A 1 ItM. XX I I.I.I-, ev h i. nau.'iiie i.o.n ii Tai 71 A'i Jt'lc all.li Voiant am call le I.T -in t. om-rci!--i"ifju""rrjTiv ikiiwm, snrr 'aT'a INItl 11. -3 1 .UU. Ki. Jn at-Hrj-L' ii i'i'.aj .'j all eti-iioiii4 ou'l tu 'hi. mi, .itaiiy ntii i ii: lUlal I.J IIOIT' pail .t.' I i- 13-1,11 li.'ai lti, AIADA.llPOItPr.lt, Merit". -1 ne uea: iu 111 i'l world i cauiiili n.r lo r avemniBr 7t "th at- near 1 4t li a c l'ee,yo. No leuu. i.ucky namutri, At A DA. 11 K I.E.NOK.XIAMI hai o.- tqnaiT iT.: Viwe'rV.' P'"' "uu ru,utl'' U9I"' l". Mc MA II A !l K 5o.NKsrTo7tuoe Teller i sna Su7 SltamltoiiU ani Sniltj.ioj. Iritll. tt A I I.U A V.- t liu.r nriant.raant "Ji ll r,n ina.it. vd.ci aov IV 1371. I rom Luamii.fi i epol,. (FJ. W t aeon itu iuim). -"mbi 0. Jd i it t. ii.ciii..aii and CliiO'igo D i Expre-i. Draw. I',: it oni toiciio. to I.WTilo uul Niagai Fait aai b etplm Coache. lo d'sliiiiiiin "'tit, tog ItitO A. SI. Exilic. I Mail f.r Iloffato aim N ttarti Fall.. Drawing lloom O .ach to en.quananna .io J: "O l'..!. Nikhl Exiirtiii. bleeping Cgaehta to Uol. fi.i ia..(t Nlatara Fa la. w Jl td-tllylCi .cmnatl and Cnlciga Nlgmk,. pics, sie c,,ai inrsnuh t o uemuaii 11,1! fan.N HiaratjIa.niiltlirneotiCalcurit. 1 1 t&l V-.m-'ii. wt:M A' 11 and ints A, t.. j-jj nA .ji.tSo M' f V"1 ".IJ. Il.oi) and tll'l A M..I.UP X, it n 1 ii-aJ f SJJ.ud I'-OO A.M. i.jo, 154, For Pjiciton,f.:ll, o", a;-a, ta.T). 10.13 11V "imi A M.. i'.':00 "1,13, Sua, fall. 81 ,0. 6:1 f.,o0. loo' ijOO. Ha, ll.Vl- imu' 4.0i,,i,d,,'g'l!l. W' C,A eor lliilnt-r.iirit Park anj I'aaaitc. 0:11 ta-n 10:01. 1,M AM, 14 AI aim. lk0. t'-Ol.siit, 6.J0, ta 8:13 P. 11 an I 'I wi miiliilgu K"l ketiiao anl xvy. 8:1.1 A. XI, nn ij-a im l.ni'ilmVi.;!:- "J'w'''-"' e.luraaVoat?; esjj ,C jjli'l'dale and Way. 8.13 A M IJitx, Ll), S:M, ,3u C!,JoC'o'rlng Valley nnd Wi,B;l3A. II.. 13-13 t.JO, and For l.iigtatron t and Tonally. 7:13, fJ:O0, r.t A. M ti'VS:) fc .no 7:lt V al. iaionii on. 1. 14:00 un, t.ii.'ni, 11 WW, ll.ip. anl or M, H Inrila. s o,ie, 1 ',VT Upier fitnno 11. ,1 0, t.i i ti:ki A ..,.81,41? n ,1 t"'a """d-l'uul). I ouiiit HVr!o rn!.".nlt 'lii11,1.0'' fM A- l.3,l.t f, 1 t"iru,,)a UU' t.Va) illiu. .'i T T'alnt 'eiving Clnm ar .treat on even ho in II hail lioum leave 441. Iroi- 1:110 11 ininnni ritiiei tinn aiiote time. Lait boa from Ud put- 8. is p )u N ti 11.111 0.1 1 .11 o ,1 tiling ,ii. Oi r u-el 011 o i.r ,-r nom- 1 1 gj a.i,t ti.lrtr II' 11 a e ir I I 1," ill, V Ticket" tor nattaire and for aparlmeou in drawing, roon- and aim piiig coachea .111 lu uot.iine.l au ori-ra I ir Inc chick tig and irainlir of lilggatn ar 0 lart 1 nl 1 1 I jiiiiiiiuv'a tifflce". ill. VJ. and id! Iiroid. I wai 1 10,110 o, 4.-.IH mid .id nv., Ilarlrini I 4 lintrl tir.i,'i. I'rooklvni 101 Hroadway. William' 1 blllghl at tho 1 oiuwaoy d. 11 jl., aa, ul liU.tii.l I pi 1...' t I ll till". I 'tititv. tsnudayt only. Itloihen Sundevt oatii 1 INyncki.nif L. I'. ItUCKhlt. WM. it nAiirt, Oen'i up't. Oi Poai'r A'u. T ONfl l-I.ANO It.Ml.ltOAII. IJ On and alter Monday, Del. 3', Irani will Lur. J.in-p alio a. I llowa MH A. M.. Oreeiiooit Mall Train. 10:30 A SI. lioOtn, tlien Cove, liemt Valley, llaa. tlniion. andNnrihpn-t pa"ac,i, r rra nt. 3 P M., liitcriiead and Sag Harbor Etpreaa, thpoaga. to Oreenport on Saturday. 4 P M Kxprcit rraiu lor lio.lyn, oten Cove, Loo ual Vnl,er. Ilu. Hngtnu and Nor hpora. B-.IIP. M Norihoor. U'ny Tr.ttn. All t.atnt Conner' at ll-anci roe llemosteid Sunday tra'n" for llnniitivron. N Tin 1 in. ttostyn, I fllen Cove, nn I Locun Valley leave Hunter 1 Point at PXO A. l nd P. M. at 1 U- Stjipprnj. l mTOK i.INF. KTF.A IIKItH i tail eterr nrdneaday and Saturday 10 an I from "t.ia.aow, Liverpool Iuilondetrv, and gaeenn iwn. Paa.ara.ers boo d to anl from any raPwsv ttlap In tlirai lir tain. Ireland. Noiway, Sariirn. Denmark, Germany, llniian.i Iieljrluni, ait I Hi" United sum. AT LOKK I CUlillENCY ItAIEi. Drarta t.it Hie ol 1 country mr anv a iioudi. Appiy at the Coinpana'inni T Howling Qreea. IIENDXI'SON IIH'JTHEIta, Agantl. HA1.TH' liMYVIK 1 or st -Hin j r.ct. lonchlni at Chrisuaaiaat aarg Copentiaceo to laad pnai-tigeri and maila. T he flr.t-s.lii iron aie tni'tno 11ANKI,IX, Capt. F. Di oyer, win aall on Thnradiy. Nov. HI at 3 P. M., from Pier If, North inter. 10 be toiiow-.t by tie n"nip llumojldc, Ca.o P. II irrandon, on Tuet lxi. N.,v t an 11 -i if. go, eold, fa .tc tag. ol I, 1), Fre mil tut pi Peteit org an I oiui-r luifio.-.aat none of the Italic tec -ite.i an I tiiroii4.i lulls ol la Hats iigneu. I nt Ir -i.ia or p i. ire t i.i. to V.'b.NHT A llAMMI-.Lolll.iiil. Xuenta, fill c. 41 ir-a1w ay. V-tilMll'I'.F.XNfo.v'N ANII I.IX l.ltl'Dliu 1 Inm ,11 1.1.10 j!j)H Mail .ne.uuert aio aiip jin:-l la tail aalo lows C teof .1 h ngton Thu llaj, Not. lit ut 0 1 xj, t Hyof N'w Y'Ti.,Situraay. vox. 18. at ha M I It tl ilaltnnor.-, Innr.dar, :,it, al I M. rut ot !lp."e a. Satunlav. ..v. at 1 M and earnanceeaalngbitutdiy ana rhnridar.iro.urtn 13. North Itivcr. r.ATEsor rAsnci!'.. L r.iralleln tlold. I Pan ,.r In u-roTr Flair I'IIIN S:.Vi TBKHAIIK 111 "ft I'.etet.jeti also torwardet in P.t,.. Hur lln Dn.tr. tt..lei jxoiwar, un.l lienmuik f 1. u 1 ii.ru I Tukrta can bo oo-aahl h -raal iuj1 1 iat'. 1 n.-p I to I- wh or to ai-n 1 t..r 1 r f,-, .i lc, Foilurilicrlnrorjiaiion 't'.iv t i-1 o n a n o'acs 1 JOHN 11 luu .-Lj.. i t.i nu-a.iwai. '.en lurk. I VATIONA.I' I.INi: OF -aTKAMsllll'i S 1 10 LIVr.i.l'ilOL XNI' O r...s-'i)H. HIE Oi 1 h.'., ti l: mu. It 10. la it '.I II J I ill. Pi. One-. e.n tndtf N v 31, a- J r M. i SPAIN. tiro-.-, n.N.tur lav Dc 3. v M I labnpmtge i;i talHicir-'irj j Sieer-ge I st 1 -it 4 I repaid it'Crage t ckel. trom l.ticiti' 01 v,i n- ara I Lonooo'ie-rr, O.a.kow, 1 1.0 j;i- 1 ret. y a lor luilhir iniormailon. .ip. Ir at t la Co nair'i I offlcea t'JHroadwat. F lv J III "i xi r. j QNI.V OIK'sCT I. INF. TO I'ltA.M'l.. j Till: OENEP.AL TliWS'TI.ANTIC tUMPxXT'l MAIL HlLAMslllPS ll'l riXKK.-. NKVX X11.IR .X.Nt f HAVItE I'ALl.lNu A I llllr.it. I Tun ipiendid v.a-eit on ihK ft' rite r.ut f t til M rontinrul will 1 ail f.om lite No. Sj Nor. 11 IM.'.u follnwa: XVA-IIINOTOS, Itnn-aan, Hatnrlar, Nov ta I VOLE HI. I'AIIIh tnrmont, s ,tu y. c I. si P'TIEIH Din e. s iiiiiln.. H10 1 bT. LiUilh.Nr. Lunar e Saiurd.y. De. 0. 'i PiticE of PAaxor: ixTiot.D iincioiimg wi o ra 1 11 i;si- o.t iiAxiii.. j Firttcs on. S.li.3. aeco-tl tmt. 173. I Fxcur.ion tickets at rednudii rito". 11 Thi.c .ten,, eit do 11-1 can t n -erag 1 pans u s 3 APinlcan liatflirii c-idb to o: rerunmg it in tin S Com n. i.t o" l.u' ope bv tiilpg tbe ateaine. ot lha j I na. at ,.1.1 both i-annt 0 Kmiiiaii rail war an I iti- d H coitifott. ..f rro-.iui the Chacnel. be.ldua tavio,' ti.09, itonPla. and ex, enroWiE It Il.oaiiiva N- v -t fMii:i;itrTKOf ruit fiilii. 11 1 xnj X PA .-H.stl' it LINK lint l.ll I'll.-. :tU.s. v. nit tL"..:.)N 10..1 an I to" COUTH ANll ooL'TlliTr -T, 1. -.llt g '..I Pit Non 1 itll I P M ;V If Ytte-eai. Tnnnd iv, anl tnt 11 11; Tne flr"l-( i:ta .tdew h,...-i .i,-imln 1 JXXIhS xiu,.-:it. 1 i t. I. J. L 'C. 001. wil' aau 011 n,..d it. Nov. II. Ttiio ic'i pa, ige tlcke'a aad oilla af la I1.1 1 1 I ll hiitLtt raait l ot lutilirclglil ard raiiaje ami y 1 1 Ili.Mtt II. MO p. 1. 1) r .11 main c r c 'i ja. loiighfrfi;!)' ti .:r.tni tt 01 t ..1 t I Hr N 1 1 EV H il X 1 lic&eiai .'.:en: tiicii out 11M 11 F :r' a, f0i,lt, The ateiM-er (ih'.)MIIA wu.iuiivw. Tit r-dai N,.v 18 Win ri: spa it 1,1 p. II ll,.if,.-n New Vo,k 11 'i I l.'v rpo.l. ct 1: it fork harnor e.tci wiy .ew r.'it ini; .11- 1' 11 1. n mii t.etiii.iii.,. c-11. i n' -ii 'b. K"l'f 1. Paa'eii".'" 'Hi' mmt dg I .1' I Ut I .iM, III l-ANIl Oc 3 ill 0 A All A.N I.t 1 .1 II A M e-iloon rates t-J mil 1 in r- 1 I'll. ?f".r,1,v'V .rru-1 .''''"i"" 1 unriinca.ej. f xr pli ai V. hue Hai t.i .1 u uliois o. II SI'XKEt Xgct. 1 1 1 ca'fOill JloltCtl. f I VIMIION AVKM 1-. 11 I i 111 u ti 11. 11 1', New York I-in n 1 1 1 ,.i I 1. I a 1, i,,le. 1 I" 1, 1. 1,, jj,i.. "I,,, i V. I, 11M..W I 11 1,111 i- r 1 ia X'.ati.i.i tta.ixn. t re of .nu- x. it 1 ia 'in (...oteriMiiiii, tiu.tiviKi .11, x-, a 1 .t I 1 oi.intt.-, J01 1 nine Kalrile 1. t;.,, 1, 1., OJ-c.i. 1 har.n t'o., ,vor K l n .ten. I 1 u. .iiovir. 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