The New York Herald Newspaper, February 17, 1858, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. PRICE TWO CENTS. errr trereennenserenonee: = —rseierer —— MORNING EDITION—WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1858, WHOLE NO. 7833. nates : ih 4 " : hcl : ceasueete ‘ ™ a the diversion of trade to other channels oztaite of the | Meeting of the Conmmteres of the Calico Balt. Police Intell meee Lent--The Fasting Seaswn. . TOR sew Wark CANALS. State; but ite effort, ey oh op iy fe. sash te ine ot The gentiemon composing the « ithe of tho Calico THE PANOY VS. TEE Pigs. ann ATA BALL, To day is Ash Wednesday, the first of Lent, the fagting OUR RELATIONS Wire AFRICA Report of the Canal Auditor on the Trede and nee ee ee ena ono to hea ‘pet | Haul assembled iast evening at the residence of Mr, C..{ Knickerbocker Hall, corner of Twenty-third stroot aad | Keaton, which Is duly observed by sll goxd Roman _ mane at Sn Pam ‘ i@ Operation, which was bot under its charter com- me tadon tne Caml phen all baal | polled to pay canal tolla an nreperty it aicht camry aa miatoie, submits 1 the Legislature the amnaal report of | freight, and to compete with tle canals in their legitinnate ‘eats rade ong wnnage of tae canals oe Sty [gidvate reeves oe tients ghtmnde's may aber con daring the seayon of navigaion for toe yer ‘oe ie ice ‘ne) than the ral!roade within thie State, aed over which sented to te Lyin, will be fownd Fw! andi paris G oe lace at all times hag held #: ageompany:' tables. The atu . met pry a 76 ceatcncnts which wit be “ee bah mies foend at the close of the ‘sual emnual vtutiatical informa } 882 2800 ame Scere ter et: Godfrey Ganthor, to settlo junts and for tho | Eighth avenne, was the scene of a severe brush betwoon | Catholics, ond for which tho Eplscopaliaas and other " s is e Ne Aino of sealer: ener a present | @ couple of the “fancy” and the police on Monday night, i Christian sects havo no little reverence, from the many Slavery and meme ia the New wero J. Godfrey Gunther, Wm. H. Prowno, £zq., H. J. | Ttappears, from tho report mado to the Deputy Saperla- | religions associations counectod with tho season orld, Hart, Gol. AT. Yorturgh, © ¥. Deforost, Dr. Jas, 8, Soo- | tendent yesterday morning, that there @ ball going on ia Lent is so called from the time of the year in whiel) it POPOL DAO NLL AD deld, Abram M. Reningen, MP. Winans, Albart H. Nico- ; the premises when the row teok place. Some one en- | is observed—the word, which is from the Saron, signify. African Labor and its Tropical lay, 2 Lee Porking, W. >. Tusdalo, Edwin Meredith and | #@avored to obtain admission to the dance without a | ing spring, but now used to signify the spriag feat, which Products. Herry Harrison, Beg. ticket, when one or two members of the floor committee | always beging so that it may ond at Faster, to remind us Tt Was found that the rece!pts altogothor amount to ovor | interfered, and tried to pnt the fellow out. Failing in tho | of Christ’s eniferinge, whieh ended with hiv resurrection i aye i . attempt, they called in policeman Thomas, ¢! the “ixteemen Saviour's abst! oin | 8 " Sex rerorted 10 the Legulavure, bave boon carefully com- | Times outaive of the Slate, aad ihe ve thousand doliars, Tho following, however, aro the ech mian 8 rendir chee canna aes Tene rears read of tho Saviour's abstinence in | THE SLAVE TRADE AND AFRICAN EMIGRATIC plaiseem clon) donemenne Tee 34 such ag to call fondly for @ speady sment avd com- | “Rtres, from which it will be seen that over four thousand | twoen the policeman and @ couple of the taney, named wilderness. | order to present in the save raport, as far as was found | Ty Tt Pe ie works in orior ts Ho able to Carry five hundred dotiare have been realized in cash, calico, Jif Hogher ant ice Voburn, friends of the ontioman who | It is remarkable that in ali the theviogies that have ITS SUPPRESSION 0% REGULATION can stort plenary ta 1850 uatmant of Fetain the c21 @ tall ying trade ca Pak, P wate and ton bape . oye ype Siestioa between tho grest | forward the smasses of Froight ecoking transit throwgh the | caiico drossea, and other articles of clothing for distribu. | W880 ABxlous to dance without paying the piper. Thomas | been bequeathed to us from the ramote past, there is ® Stare. was severely handled, and it was not uatil assistance he commence tof the i will be apparent by an examinatioa of theze tables { ton among the poor:. arrived from the station house thet order voulil be rastored, | Provision for @ fasting season ab tho commencement of th ; god siatersents het pe mich of iho oltng eomnpast Amoont of coh ractivad.... s+ Hughes anJ Cobra wore Dota arrestad and Veoket up for | spring, and sometimes in tho fal of tho yoar. | Conduct of British Cruisers on the Coast o ight, payine the highest rates of to'is, has been divert | Watimatad yatve of goods donaten.., 19 ni} on charge of aveaulting the policeman: but their i ig undoudtedl: 4 rend, Saletan tka canals these leeuet eeummaiten bed cial oa frlands wi gut ihe foul, m: Tho establishment of these fasts ig undoabtedly | Africa Towards American and Other Vesse!s, sage of the iioen communication between the great takea and tho Hudson river and Now York. ‘fhe whole amount of toll rece:ved iv. —Which amount is composed as foil Tull oa boats and passengers. mnantnnnnmndannis $2,035,041 148,100 ot them into the diflenlty, menage? to make founded upon a rudo knowledge of physcologios! Do. producie of the forest, + | thes nme very hitle of thet deesription of freight and that | ‘Total escape, The pris: rough’ + but : ig hi bi . Prisoners were bi ht bofore ~ ve wee ant » which pnt large spaea Reamer ioe eanats. The | Expenses...... Justice Keily, at the Jaiferaom Market Police Court, yeater. | laws, which prescribes abetinenco at all times, "| t great brit of freigbt carried on the cana’s the last rene on day morning: when they wero reqnire!, exch, to fad ba! © but more especially when the seasons are about | American and British Trade with Africa wee saw desorption which pays tne nereet ras ot DONOG ons te cavaxed Seanede eevee se e0@#,562 | im. the —~ Of $1,000, lo answer the charge preferred to change. Many persons are well aware of the Compa con. ‘Teore i@ a small increase ot tannaze on freight CieiNe teen‘ against then. . ‘ r red, Da y clageed ag ‘manntartnres’” and “other articies;” but macane sep ming iw onenrnibhoms canta Gh, SOV emi Te MAR isl cisod << elheraplile dewpultaht wanire: | beneficial effects of few day’s fasting, amt there would a he a ; a.,a07 461 | there 8 lone in tolle compared with 1863 on those ar | eA DSOnsi colved at the office of the Genoraisuperintondent ot Police | ba less call for cathartic medicine if that knowledge was ani ai aba nae TP Wheress, the Executive Committee of the late charity | “ : c pet | more general. In olden times, when the appetites and ae ‘Total $2,045,041 ‘The tolls on property classed ag ‘products of animals," } soirvc have been informod, from time to time, of the uni- | on Mondéy night, from the Chief of Polise at Reading, id The increased commercial intercourse of the world consisting of perk and beof in barrels, bacon, cheese, Lutter, lard, tallow and lard of), wool and hides, has fa'len off $90,657 since-1851, and have become near'y nominal & reduction of tolis on this clase of freight would not it is form ‘ladzess, politeness and generosity with whieh | Penn , wo the eect that a person vamed John Tong had } !s#son8 of men were under jess control than they are at pene if tae Nov Tee Mabie tore ae ig Me | Gocamped from that city where he stood charged with so | Present, the priests, who wore also the physicians, found Resotved, (hata yote of thanks pe tencored to that | duction under promise of marriage, and that it was bo the erase ‘| ane ‘The whol? amoust of 2 944,001 transpw @uring the last season of navigation, ascent iad is comaposod es felowe:— to which steam navigation bay contributed no ematl it convenient to make these periodical fasta a religious | Share, has, within the last quarter of a ceatury, coremonial, as only by that moans could they induce their | brought the character and resources of Africa tie believed di: ‘nish the aggregate amount of revenue. gentleman as an acknowledgement of our appreciation of | lieved he was secreted in New York. Policeman Ostraa Products of the forest. 1,964,002 2 bY ‘ A imal ‘The aggregate loss of toils on vex: his valnable aid, &., and this resolution be recorded: P rade followers to give up their gluttony and proserve their | prominently into notice. The natare and characte Do. an ini.s , i " i > nutes Ht 7 der, of tho detective force, was detailed to bunt up the Tegetatle food oe {ony ptm epee rere Benge Pru A god eos for aned adh alge ning 2 anonsed party, and to communicate with tao axthoritios in | health. Wo thereforo find that thove fasts como dowa to | of the population, of her soil and productions, hey: editors of the New York press who hays shoe Reading shoud be be successful im arresting te fugitive. us clothed with a religious significance, and are intimately | pecome better understood. nus; Sided iw in our Bonovolont tntornriso, and that wo at: Fa cat Tams tole wore soarchod when it was dis20ver- | interwoven with the sacred tradition of many powerful | — fn looking at the map of this vast quarter of tho mainly attributable, though not entirely to diversion by. J the railroads and the reduction in tho raves in 18! The éiference In tolloa flour alone between 1852 and st at Lovojoy’s. Arrangements knowledge the obiigation vader which we labor for the e657 .. A then made to effect the capture oi the accused, which | sects. There are many curious old rites connected with os at. ‘ 1857 ig $528,046, and this sam we can fairly not down aa | red made in thoir billa for aivertising. To the | Were : ringed va » Wal * world, we find it divided near its centre by the Equa tote by railroad eompatition, axvep? #0 far ae the raitrost | folidfing we are particularly indebted :-— er Fane ataalng uae ip che seginn dep Tens and with the carnival which immediately precedes | tov, with vast territories extending far to the not returns abow @ lesa numhor of tons of vegetable food car- ricd in 1867 than ip 1850, Zhese tw railroads carried oply 35,411 tons less in 1867 then they did in 1858 of this Naw York Daisy Hexen, for the whole amount of bill | ftned ately handel over to the. custoday ef tr, Tone f, | it that aro now entirely forgotton, and live only in the es Gl dt See Rigor d Morris, the Chief of Police of Reading, who had just ar- | pages of some old monkish chronicle. Ash Wednestay is 3,044,001 $9,827,410 and south of it, Wesee it stretching from Cape rivod in this elty for the purpose of aiding tho police in ths | yo called from the custom which used to prevail of the | }agullas (Cape Needles), in south Latitnde 34 de description of property, and if we cat! the whole of it &: Sun, Sunday Atias—each one haf of amount of bill do- " ~ - : “ta P a a sa Vegetable foot the ioe woul not mach exceed £00,000 barrels, whereas ante uf ‘ f search ime Was taken Lack to Reading iu theafer- | rriegis patting ashes upon the penitent’s hea, aud saying satort 52 ouinnter, to Cape Blanco, oppositag@icily, in val t one of theao roads alone carried nearly 2,000,000 barrels Whereas, the brilliant success of our late soirée was, in | 4 vords. ” puled i or. rf itude 3) rees 20 minutes— a dis ~ ¥ Rape ye s0,9n8,359 | im 1805, ier *™ | a great measure the rest of the strenuous exertions ana | CAPITRN OF Two Bructans —A8 poltcoman tierodete, of | te Worrls:—Memento, homo, qued pulvis es, e in pulver~ | north lati iM vi ibe tt oF pig 4 - 9,330,087 Thy on merchandise cannot be entirely charged to } judicious management of Messrs, W. 8. Tisdaie and S. Lee | the Fourth precinct was patro'liag his beat on Monday | ™ “everterd —‘Remember, man, thou art dust, and | tameg from one point to other of al at 5 74,533,005 | competition, as the reduction of tolls in 1952, on thia clase | Perkina, therefore, bo it Bi night, he Jiseoverea two fellows lurkingabout the grocery | Sbalt roturn to dust.” ‘Tho ashes used wore made of the | mB with nearly am equal extreme fewadti. Its of property paying § mills rates was 60 per cant, andon Resolved, That the thanks of the General and Frecutive Gronery: 12;250,267 . $16,997,018 Think. | Palme consecrated twelye months before. In reference | greatest eastern extension is found at Cape Guarda to this custom an old poet says: frie, in longitude 61 degrees 30 minutes 2 seconds, ‘The Wednesday next, a solemre day, to church they carly | and north latitude 11 degrees 50 minutes; and that paying 5 mills 20 per cent, und the averago of this re. | Committees are due and are hereby tendered to thos | store of Thomas Underhill, No. 181 South streot, - pe ttl a, Pe per cert of reduction in fatleme:, ed Ook he Baap etl be prehiee ae ing that they intended making a raive he concevied him tolls on cown it wae 4,515. of minut ept by the retary, as an honorabie * The Auditor 1s not forgoifu! that due allowance must do | record of their good works in a noble cauro, Self among a lot of empty barrels on the opposite mde of £0, ‘ : : made for the revulsions in trade, and the disturbances in Resolved, That the hearty thanks of our committece aro | the strect and patiently watched the operations of the | To sponge ont all the foolish deads by them committed so, | its most western projection, at Cape Verde 484,750,964 manos financial matters, with which we were visited during the | due to C. Godfrey Gunther. Eaq., for his generous hospi- | pair. Scarcely baa he been on the watch titteon minutes, | Thay money give, and on their hedtes the prieste doth | ; i egreea 33. ian’ 7 S05 COMPOSER | tast season: and thatthese have been moroscrionaly felt in | tality frooly extended to the committoo daring thelr Ia. | When he observed the follows hard at work breaking ‘achor laye, 3 in longitude 17 degree ono sae 178,214,809 | tHe canal than the railroad amie, he supposes there can | bors, as well as for his watiring exertions to insure that | into the Leas Fifteen pope yee olkpeee whsa they | And with his holy water washeth ail their sinnes away. north latitude 14 degrees 43 minutes. The ct be no doubt, after a full and careful examiaation of tle | complete success which has crowned our offorts; and that | were perceived coming out of the store with a large quan- i , V 7 whole area is estimated at little leas than twelve resuite of the year's business just closed, aiibough our more intimate association with him is about | tity of groceries in their possassion. Gerotott imme- | _ There ie not much regard paid to Lent in this city. It : ‘ - Vegetable food... . Other agricultural pré The fact, nevortholoss, that the gross amount of tolls | to end, we shall ever bear to gratotal remembrance his | diately ran over and sneceeded in capturing one of the | is deemed unfashionable to give parties or to attend the ; millions of square miles. The population of this collected in 1867 is less than the receipts in 1843 cannot, | honest, manly and liberal conduct throughout the aifuir | burglars named Patrick Nugent. The accomolice, John | Opera during the Lenten season; but these restrictions are | yast continent has been estimated hy Balbiat sixty it ia believed, be overlooke J, and it is hoped will lead to | which has called us togetuer. Murphy, ran off, but he was subsequently arrested and | avgded by various devices, As for the Opera, itreems as | ynillions, by Maltebrun at seventy millions, and by a careful and thorough examination in regard t> tho sub. . o Jocked up in the Fourth precinct station house. The pri. feet our canal Tnanens, ond, their adjamtaent to most pe curt Se of donations from the Comimittes of | scpors were brought before Justice Usborn at the Lower | though the managers did not care for Lent, as wo aro now | the Wicmor Almanac at 101 millions, ‘the demanas upon them. 8. BENTON, Audttor. Charity Soirée have been received from the following | Police Court yesterday, when they were commited for ex- | promised two at one time within a weok after the operatic The region of Africa more especially occupied by evolent societies and institutions, viz:—Woman'’s Hos | amination, é vital, Boclety for the Relief of Poor Widows with Smaii | “mination Lent of the last month. . the negro race embraces a belt of country on each ‘The whole amount of t’ The Management of the Public Markets. dren, Children’s Aid Society, Industrial Seti Mayor's Office. In the annexed lines Old Herrick gives his idea of the | <3 2 ae eee an eee atte ia ags nce | Acase recently came before Justice Waterbury, of the taale Projeetive Emigration Siely, Jews’ Hosp Kees alto Tose Mbeckd Gtkes. <A cean’ wanna) | tenn way to keep Lect et . he! sara! bol cing Petiad el a nn Ths whole amount of tonnage arrived at tido water, tho | Jelferson Market Civil Court, m tho course of which some | Quardian Society, Lavtiea’ ion And Sic oly Joseph Stewart, of No. 100 Bayard street, was brought 1s tig a fast, to keep ths Gack SEAR laisetar” TRA atau Saree ce Braue of hie Sate ng ne ae arog Tae Wty | facts relative to the manazcmont of tho public markets | Chapin's church Mr. Poase's Home of industry, and 1A: | before the Mayor yesterday afternona,,ou complaintof taro moe aocomaeuelbeg cs agtssepe a’ ade ol Ra eee ee wale Tne canals Curing tho last Seenear | Were elicited. Ttappears that the owner of « stand in digs) Home Misslonary Society ne young gitte mansed Martha O'Neal; Jane! Oweos and Kary a yok OO Egypt and Northern Africa, bordering on the Me- navigation was 86 Washington market owed several hundred dollars toa | 1 W\anbats ahona hae area, Simaham, MUS. | Fergerald, who allege that Stewart doftanded them out of Is it to quit tho dish diterranern, with that inhabiting the conntry near enn erases 8 are padacarpenttiges g during | carpenter for work ona new hovse, which the carpenter | The Hunter Woodis Benevolent Society, |. H. Hobart | their hard earnings, thoy having boon employed by him Of ilesh, yet still the Cape of Good Hope, although presenting many caer five bushels to the ‘barrel, would umake 1,152° | had been for veveral yoars vainly endeavoring to collect. | Ward, President, wii veo eli _ wy yes © | to make summer clothing, for which he refused to pay pee sae high with sh? shades and varieties of the human family, are too ‘880—total in barrels, 1 The creditor obtained a jndgment and wished to be put in 088 426. 6 bread t | them. It is also alleged that Stewart makes a practice to known to require any detailed notice. The ‘Tho whole number of bushels cf corn arriving at tudo wo isste bread wickets at lege Ly I it to fast an houre, well H y possession of the stand, in part paymentfor his debt. The employ giris to do the above work, and atter they have OF rag’d to go, negro race occupying the space above defined ‘water during the samo ‘was 5,615,028. The total - — ——_ been with him a wool: or two he diecharges them, saying : number of new boats {during the last yoar was | Case i8 not yet concluded, The only interesting part of i | we Tate Hivmbckic In Brooklya—Faneral | that thoir sowing is not good enough, and also Pa cir en chawee is most populous adjacent to the western coast, ‘329, with @ total tonnage of 37,510, making an average | Was 4 circumstantial staterent of Mr. City inspector Mor- y them for what work they haye done. A warrant for t t ber of slat ha’ oonage of 114, ton, sbowing the way in which the public markets are Cortege of the Deceased. '# arrest was issued by the Mayor, an’ placed in the No} ‘tis a fast to doin and from it the largest number of slaves have been Tho fo ag Popes pierre pat dlege the managed, Mr. Morton stated that, when, under a special ‘The funeral of Mr. George Hi. Simonson, the victim of lange sen Mery tea gr ena b above ~~ seal of wheat, drawn. It is this race who have for unknown cen- season, was ; sr num! ages 2 4 ? t homicide at . Si i « ce, and arrest wart. prisoucr was brought ‘i Soho i! chang 5 ‘et aay one lock, was 25,690, at the ‘ set of the Tagisiature, ho came in May iat, to have tho | Ue rece humcite at he house of Mr. Sry, in Perro- | Pororo the Savor, who Compoller lin to pay’ each of tao Unto the hungry sovte Larisa rate ace es ar Comparing the weaaca of 1856 with that of 1857, it | entiro supervision of the markets, ho found that underthe | ! » look place yesterday afternooa from his late | giris a portion of the amount due them, and the balance av It in to fast from strifo, whore physical conformations enable them to shows a decrease in Tavente of $708,511, an8 e deceoane old department of Streets and Lamps norecord was kept of residence, 177 Duflield street. Long before the hour | Foon as he received his money from a wholesale house for Yrom old debate, live in torrid regions, and under the diree- Se nn | es actu ee Uae vaitales saiiaes alk the vecdipla tress, | CUNEIOE He the Stharat Cincaciels of pecoem bed oot |, Yoor BO emee be Wes Gites ne Nine. sSocicoumane ty 1a tion of the whites, to work beneath the buming re . : lected in front of the house, and filled the street between | ARkTS=T or Phostrruny.—Sergeants Berney and lynad mp eineumname tay lle. sbi vain gone hile Pieagge= . Products of annals the markets were set down in slump. The clerks of the | usion ayenve and Willoughby street. These did not | have reosived ordera from the Mayor t> nightly patro! the ‘to show a henrt grief revt, Taye cf 8 Sropicel. man. » While Pasreae, Hie the Veretable food markets thon seemed to huve entire control, and gave the inten smarindad cs eaebe' sth r principal strcots whero prostitutes travel, and to tall ‘To starve thy ein, animals with which they are associated, powers of wong aa. use of stands to whom they plenved, at what rents thoy | *PPCaF to have been collected out of mere dle eurimity ve 7 = Not bin; ical end beyond any oth 7 ail other agricultural products, no . ¥ | vut evidently attended as a mark of repect tothe de | thoso acting in a digorderly mannor or insulting parsons And that’s to keep thy Lont. tropical endurance beyond any other race, they yet pleased, some caves, porhaps, without any rent at 4. Amoxg them wero delegations from the Kastorn | Paeetug by. They are, however, not oterfere with REGULATION m occupy the lowest round in the scale of human crea all. Mr. Morton says ho undertook to correct this as far | °° . i . those who walk aloug peaceably and do not _congregaty dg ee OF Tae : + in Shake native es hecould. He established a beok for the of re. | UUrict, others from the Western district, and quite a | onthe by ways or u8o improper Tanga. 1 of the a Al the week cays < Tent, from Ash Wednesday | tion. They have not in their uative country, domes sidicd tes aiihd OF i couemnmia ox cam ras gec or to | Dumber of the “ Fous ef Malta,” of which association tho | characters ware arrested last might aiid locked a pal iy pp Need bl ir a ticated the elephant, like the Asiatica, nor have they deceased was a member. The members of the Vigilance | ArKEET oF Tune Mone Potiey Desunis.—Yosterday 2. The precept of fasting implies also that of abstinence | been able to advance themselves im any arts or Committee and the citizens who composed the mosting st | Moruing Abbott Smich, Thomas Kerrigan and C. Decker, peg traded eh acer 8 bead! Lo gee tg eng oe manufactures, and are wishont alphabets or Gothic Hall on Sunday night were also preeent, and bear | wee. Prins Be Fe or Bay gr Tend meal on the Mondays, Tucsdays and Thurs daysiot jent, | literature of any sort. Hence the Congo negro ing the v-val badge of mourning | the charge. . | from the 1 at Buntay until Palm Sunday. of today on his native soil is about the stan | wae obnowios, or did not pay his debts, or if there nen ears peda cea reteencerttee’ acc | nah ae not allowed on Thursday | ,amo that he was three thousand years ago. was a quarrel about the right to possess a stant, he cout | howse t@ view the Body. and shortly after two 'elock the | 5. . onat-—<aNre- nom bstinence from flesh meat on Palm Sanday, | His cruelty and barbarity in all that time have cite the parties before him and put the right party in pos | CoFPse Was takou out into thes rect, sothat an opportanity | tpn oma na - which has hitherto been observed in this diocess, is, this | keep entire control of the market he gave permit to each occupant, revocable at the pleasure of the City In spector. This, he says, he found to give him the power to keep matters straight in the market. If the keeper of a se eeeeres. ceseseses O21 at Alexander's lock is 9,041, Wo flour and wheat comprived in the returns of vegeta. ble food, there has been 9 decvease in tonnage the past and a decrouse in tole of $253,200, In been a decrease during the eamo ve of 167,084 tons, and a decrease in tolls of $192,478. Under the head of “‘Producte of the forest,”’ there war a decrease in tonnage upoa shingles, boards and scantling, ‘as compared with 1867, of 98,638 tons, and a decres toonage upon timber, staves and wood of 8,282 tons, and adecrease in pot and pearl ashes of 7,753. Undor the head of ‘other articles’’ there was an increase in tonnag» ‘of mineral coai for ihe same period of 21,386 tons, and + decrease in sundries of 16,355 tons. ‘The interesting facts disclosed by the tabies anc state ments hereto annexed, if fully reoapitulated, would swell < Fy 5 g 5 4 sf § i : E | next, afte +. ‘the ‘ igation. Prisoners of war, if not sold eession. He says that in one case, where a party | could be given for those desiring to view the corpse : year, dispensed with, #0 that, on that day, tbe faithful } ANOWR no mitigation. Prisoners « Oe refused to pay what be doomed @ just debt, ho! unk Ehousends veiled themediven of hh italien ar Coroner Connery beld an avte-mortom examination in | may partake of animal food, as on any oubee day of the | or held in slavery, are mercilessly destroyed. Des part “reparation,” ito. contends” that "he bas” tins | Aer some time the colfia waa cloved and placed ia the | ‘Ne case of James Duyckinck, foreman of Hook and Lad- | Year, om which abstinence’ trom tea meat is not com: | otis with barbaric ferocity have swayed by turn Fight to do this hy tho act of the Lagislature, which give: | house, ‘The usual coremonios were condugted in the | °% © No.4, who was so severely wounded while en- . ig ¥, although in Holy | the power of lifeand death alike over its subjects and him the control, reeulation and direction’of the pbsic | bi y the Rey. Dr. Peck. to the removal of | waged in & dilliculty with J. F. Butenkoft, constable of | Week, the faithful are allowed, by dispensation, to uo | ity conquered enemies. For so many centurieg the markets. Witb regard to the practice of selling stands in | the rewains into the street. 1, | the Tenth ward, on Monday night, m the lager dior and | flesh meat at the principal meal, It ix to be remarked, age : Poe Ah dl y the market, be says that it is not true, as lms been alleged, | lined ith satin, aud heavily mounted wish ay of floly Week the fast isto | have thos lived, without fulfilling any useful par billiard ealoon of John Muller, No. 108 Canal street. The thie analysis to ap unusual extent. that these sales of stands are a means of defrauding the | mountings. The plate bere the follow! : bo observed as on any other “week day" of thatsolemn | pose j e desti the world. Soe Littees demas riper, however, to: divest. aisen-:| Ste povecomaess 3 timply the good will of the business | “George II. Simonson, died February: fi. examination took place at the resitence of the wonnted | timo . }: Pose in the destiny of the world tion to the freight operations and buaiiess of tho Now | positim which i i. Of Course) tho value of actand, in | 43 youre, 4 months abi ® days.” The top of the cotun | mar, No. 20 Kdeidge street, in the presence of a number | ay ae eHe tee of mneat is not allowed en auy day in tha Tho- Bot, in the course of events, this negro race was York and Erie and New Y: vntri ines, incon- the proprietor; one man of business | was covered wiit roses and other flowers. The corpes | of . ly Week-—immodiately preceding Waster Sunday —exee broaght by involuntarily # to perfor out nection with those of the canals during the past your; ant | ability will make a stan worth @ thousand dollars, wilie | was dressed in a plaia black suit of clothing. and with tie witnesses. Duyckinck, upon taking the usual oath, | 15, the two aforementioned ones. ° ” = . abt ft ' wind vag with that view he has continued statement No. 47, s0 as to | another will decrease the value to one hundred dollars. | exception of @light discolorations about the leftoye an | *tated that as he was playing billiards a ditticulty occurred There is neither fast nor abstinence to becbyerved on | important part in the civilization and progress of embrace the year 1857. This table was first introduced | Of course there will be speculation in these stands, and | wounds on the nore, locked very natural. between Budenkof and some of the lookers on: that | Sunday or Lent. ; ™ d. Their labor was tvoked to till the rich tuto the statistical report from the Department mate tothe | therearc men who make it a busiaess to buy and’ sell | After the corpse was place? in the iearse, the proces. | Budenkot! was strack on the back of the head, when he | 8. Itis not allowed to use fish with flesh meatat the | tt ve the New World, beneath the same tropical Legiauature at the inst seesion, The reasons for presaut- | them. The city, bowever, gets the rent of the staud, no | sion was formes, the right resting om Fulton ayeute, as | drow a revolver, and fired it at tho witne-», wmmting him | rame meal. pacha as gran a ‘Unewe comparative results must b» ob) ious, matter how it is occupied. One man, of whom it had beon | follows:— | in the abdomen, as already fully detailed in yesterday 9. There is no prohibition to use eggs, butter or choose, | san as that under which their race had been bred “te is not enough to show a largo lose on the tolls, trate | alleged that he had made a fortune by selling stands in the The citizens, friends of the deceased; Comnittee of Vig | Hekau, Dayckinck could not say whether Madenko't | provided the rules of quantity preseribed by the fast be | and seared, and where Enropeaus were found incapa and tonnage of the canals, without showing whenve that | Washington market, hart in reality only erected stands, by | lance and deputations from the Fastern and Weatorn dis. | intonded to kill higg or not, av the Iaiter hat fons nothing | Compiied with, yetend jose aries, ({ in our power to do it, Comparing this | permission of the oy Spee, in apart of the market | tricts, as also from New York, formod six abreast, uum. | to excite the venglies of the accured party The follow. 10, Tho church excuses from the obligation of fasting, | ble of toiling. By their labor the valuable products freight businews of 1566 with 1S57 and wo have those re. | not before used, Thi ‘was, in fact, used for deposit | bering rome five hundred, ing i8 & report of the proceedings ws they transpired be | (but not of abstinence from (leah meat, except in x rotal of cotton, sugar and coffee were vastly augmented, nul ing refuse. The xpeculalor cleared this away, erected Carriage containing the physicinas. | fire the Coroner :-= cases of sickness or the like,) the following classes oper | ite ag . stalls, and while he took away @ uuisance and brought ad. | Carriage containing tho oMciating clergyman, Nov. I | | James Duyekinck, beiny sworn ant adionishod thy | sons Firat, the intirt; woeond, thoro whove duting are of | Ml Europeans and their descendants were better i Pack | Tons carried by railway. ditional revenue to the city, at the same tims made a he was about to dio, and of the solemnity of an oath, and | an haustiny or laborious character; third, persona who | and more cheaply clothed, and supplied with better Tons cartied by caval,..... bandsome sum for hie enterprive This, Mr. Morton con- ‘Two carriages containing the following pall bearers :— how careful he should be that he would not die with ale | are only attaining their growth; fourth, women in prey < ‘ siders a legitimate business, and not defrauding the city. ‘Henry Crummey, Walter Barre, | staining his immortal cout, aay — wae playiog a game of | nancy or nursing infants; fifth, those who are enfosblod | #4 cheaper sugar, cofled and rice. The resulta of of ooee ceege Where partice have by their business ability male a «tand George Remsen, Francis C. Kindy, | bill at No. 108 Canal atr: jb Joseph Winfoiles; a | by old age. | their labor have been to quicken commerce over the This siatement shows an increase of $7,530 tous to the | valuable, he does not think it right to tax him more for it; William Hynard, Theodore Newman, | Tow occurred between ing On, when one of | | But these persons should be perruaded on just grounds | world, to aid in swelling villages into cities, to ex- railroad. ‘p ono year, and @ loss to the canals for the same | and if he wishes to sell it, will consent to the tranafer. ‘Thomas A. Jerome, William W. Wateh. | the parties struck Rudenkot a blow on the back of tha | that they are entitled to exemption from the precept, ao . Ae id riod of 772,021 tone, and an aggregate los The highest rent (hat was now paid for the best stands Hearse, | head: 1 interfered and tried to separate them: at firet { | that their not observing it may give no offence w their | tend improvements, and to give employment and was three dollars per week, and he was endeavoring to Immodiately atter the hearee followed forty two car. | took bold of one of them; Budenkoll drew a revolver and | Own conscience, nor rcandal to their neighbor. For iti Y nab er to Cqualize the rent3, ak far a8 practicable. Mr. Morton saya | riages, Glled with the intimate friend of th decesse!, | fired at mo, the ball from’ which entered my somach; 1 | this purpore, if they have any doubt: they wil do well to | Pread to millions of whites, to enable the latter t be has increased the rents from the marketa, since last | ana who had been aswocinted with him im business in his | Was as clave as T could possibly be whon he tired the shot, | consult their spiritual director or their physician. They | make that gigantic progress on sea and on land, and one-sixth of the tonnage that year. 056, May, at leact $10,000, and will, if he ie the | hfettme, and he cannot mistake the mattef that he intended | should, however, cherish the exterior spirit of this bol to reach a stage of civilization they coul ot ‘Total movement by railway 229,191,724 Common Council, increase the rents ‘325,000 a Ten private catriager closed the sad procession. Tne | to take my life; the namos of some of the men were | Season the same ae if they were able to ly with te a at rien, if be nfs al nt ‘Toual movement by canal. 592,009 /603 procession passed through Dufiield street and kulwm ave Patrick Nally, Thomas logan and another man; the exteriee chaervance of ati ‘and mort , spirit of | attaine Kes eins " . Scan “ye fxd riven due, through Fulton avenve and Joralemon stroet to Coart | constable, Budenkefl, had no previous geud, sorrow and compune' in, a spirit of prayer andre. | of African labor in the tropical regions of the New 21,201,897 ‘The Bay State Mills Corporation. street, through Court street to the bridge, when. those 1 do. Sot know "that adything | collection. ‘Thies the duty of ell, and wiboat this tne World. : o@ loss on the two railroats bo | APPLICATION OF THE STOCKHOLDERS FOR AN LN- | porsour who had accompanied it formed in open column, 1 in the room that would lead me to think that | fast itself would be rejected by God. nigel — tween 1566 and 1657 was ouly 17,217,098, while on the JUNCTION. And after the passage of the carriages, returned to their intended to take my Life, although ho alist me, The public religious exercises during Lent, in the | The existence of the negro is linked with the vi enuale it wee 107,288,737. The total of the railroad move- [From the Boston Advertiser, Feb. 15.) homee, The boy was taken to trecnwood Cemetery, | | The case was then given to the jury, wh» revarned the { churches of the city, to commence cach evening at seven | satity of tropical heat, and it ia in such a condition ment is nearly three fourths of thaton the canals. The A heariig was bal yesterday forenoon on the appiica- | whon it was placed in the family vault, after the daual | verdict:—* That the said James Duyckinck was | O'clock, will be - gpk } fact ill by these comparisons will be seen in ite | tion of the committee of stockholders, appointed ta ask for | religious exercines, } in the abdomen by J. ¥. Badenkow, on the 1th | On Monday, in the church of the Nativity. that his highest nsefulness as a laborer is at full force when we remark that tolls on the canals, and fre: 00 railroads are paid on the mileage, #0 that the receipts more on the distances that freivht i carried than the quantities, as will be seen by the fol. ap injunction against the corporation. A tomporary in- A great deal of feeling was manifested among the ae | day of February, at the house of John Muller, bat whe: Junction was granted on the Sth inst., and this hearing was | sembinge collected at the bowse of the deceases, but no | ther with the intention w kill or not the jury canaot ‘on & question of noting receivers. untoward demonstration was made. state from the testamany of the wounded man. W. RP. Wi rm and Charles P. Goodrich, for the | Several pickpockets insinuated themeecl\ee in the crowd | Upon the rendition of the above verdict, Coroner Con On Tuesday, in St James’, St. Jon "8, #t. Vincent de Paul's (Frenel), wanes taine 1 (On Wednesday, in St Poter'#, Most Holy Redeomer's | race of elephants or tropical anit We might as well think of perpetuating a Is in cold north (German), &t. Francis Assiesium, St. Francie Xavier'*, 8t. | ern regions, and especially in such a climate as that owing statement ted from the same table -— J titiouers, urged the motion for receivers; enggesting the | around the house for the purpose of practicing their pesu | Nery Committee the accuced to await the result of the | Anno’sand Anmuneciation, Mauhatlany lla, . r 1666. "fons maved Andie,” Freight and tolle, | names of Win Appleton, ¥. B. Crowniushicld, George Ii. | har avocalion. They wore ¢ mecly watched by OMicer | wounded man's injuries On Thursday, in the Cathedral, St. Androw’s, st. Sto | Cf Canada, as that of the negro race. Were it not New York Cont. Ratiroad., , 145,733,678 $4 ADs, Kuhn, and B. F. iT, Reqs. . Ray nor, of the Deputy Superintendent + oftice, and after The wounded man was improving yesterday, and itis | phen's, 8t. imba’s, Bt. Bridget's, and for fresh supplies, the remnant of blacks found in New York & Erie Railroa! 183,468,046 Tu addition, the petitioners ask that a master may be ap- | being followed for some dietanee Were arrestet and taken | hoped that be may recover. No trace of the ball haa yet On in St. Mary's, Trans‘iuration, 1 ther ities 1d i +s Canals c+ eevee e 692,009,003 pointed by the receivers, anc that au order may issue | to the office of the uty Suporintendent, where they | been diwovered by the doctors. Mont Hol, mer, and Chapel of the Our large horwmern ¢ would in @ generation or | ' | | | } | | « zi. & ins diey. aneabnnite two become extinct. Tf American abolitionists pos i ao sessed a single real spark of philanthropy they jerson, | Brooklyn Clty News. would join the English abolitionists, fit ont ves directing that a)! claims be within a given time, | were searched, but found upon them. (ae or |} me D a Care -_ Orroie We debarred. BF Hotier, for the Tirecbrs ofthe | thers wer ecareed eet a oe a an | Tavares Ova Caet—Canmune Miser —AN aque + ohposed this motion; the corporation was | New Vork oflice, where their daguerreotypes were taken | ¥it held at the Seventeenth precinct station house yostor sees eves ooeoQ21,201 897 ‘ = able to pay tis dehts, and no order of limitation was no- | and they were discharged. It could not be ascertained | day, upon the body of a woman nawed Pilon Hr New York Cont. Railroad .. 145,873,701 Now York & Erie Railrod. 167,100,560 Canals...... 484,760,864 ¥. that they had taken any th | d » severe injuries rec Tho Gdvrt sugmestod that it had no power to appoint | since the arrest of Lally, Mtollon and Modarry it hav | tee par ore ten hoe ior "wasn, deivon Wy oxy | DMaRveTVR Fiek—ABout threo o'clock yotentay | Mle in the St. Lawrence, and send the blacks they revetvers onder such a Petition, nntil a decree of perma | been ascertained that Lally was the owe on whom the | Charlee Sauter, a German brewer, The deconsed, it ap- | morning a fire broke out in the first story of No. 42 Yul. steal from the South to Liberia. Tt is found that Pood woul thal was donr: “Cader thie view, Mr. ovnl. | Setey MorGing, Gat Whit he wes Lomas maateseet dom | peared, wasatlempung to cross ihe First aveuu, near | ton atevet, occupied by Meeart. Haion & Reb axa shoo | monkeys received into the Gardon des Plante in J t Hon , Manel g conve: Y eo e r q y rich moved that the permanent injunction be now de. | the ferry to iroukivn, be. seater to oe Of tho siicers in | roma rota, oom cioen wee hile, which was driven et | hop. Thence the dames extonded throughout the build. | Paris from Africa, notwithstanding the great care Sans Shogo to Fesstvere oad then ton master or oo eS ee , ing and adjoining house No. 44. The basement of both | taken of then, die ina year or so with regular tuber- 4 aster, ee any muss ¢ firet and only thing that he mn z d my rtiet he uni A e Brooks, for creditors representing over $600,000 of | knew of it was that Lally clinched. Mr. Simonson. un the pod y bul Re was arvennee, by Sermo Ean af tes Suis we Sua eanadins ai eta CaP Ee ce ee ficient notice of theee proceedings, and he wished to show | rel or anything of the kind: hut first @aw the clinch and | the Coroner's inveetigaiion From the test! | dingy hours. ‘The itrst Moor of 44 was voy i , v estimony aidaced | Gnd boarding Was oomy thing with the negro race; in high latitudes they then Mr. Simapeon tell. He persists im hu: statement that | before the Coroner jury thought proper to render the | by John A. Van Ortwick ax acurriage manifectory. Py aa wd > #bows the successful results of an active and yi competition. The comparative tabular statement No. 48, herewith subraitiod , is a condensed view of tho total tonnage ond receipts of toll on all the canals on the diiteront descrip. a. creed, and that the Gonrt allow the charge ofthe bus: | charge of him that be not know of any quarrel, wor | from the effect of the injuries received followed ina fow Mr gaits, wieberl tor delay: the creditors hal had no suf | stoop outeide the door. He heard no noiec aa of a quar | Keventoenth precinct, and detained vo await the resit of | Oeebled by John Hindersheede a & tagor bicr saicon | maintained by fresh importations, It is the ram " bel ore the: that the proper place for this corporation w. tions of property carried for the period of seven years:— | Contt of Insolvency. The Court declined to Litton to thir | he took no part in the altray ‘whatever. Me atry is ua- | following vortiotee. ct we dec upied by Cart are cut down by pueamonia, consumption and ty - ‘ j oa e opinion of the jury that the 5 cal ‘ 1 Io err Tks Haceived. Av. Por Tom. | tition, on the grovind that delay just now was Whe worst | derstood to have male. similar tatetmgnts to reference to | dec woman, Filen Tendersn, came to her death | UpPef Parts were occupied by Cart Kort, Jacob ttt: Mr. | ohus foyer, while their bodies are cast inta the 386) : | he agg mee BT 5o., | drow cars, And that Tally le the one wlio truck whaiever | from injuries reotived by being rim over by a lncer bier | inepmoke and barely encaped witn tneie ltear ter icon tera’ fields of crowded Northern cities, unpitied saeeraee 3, B. Bowe, of tee Grm 6, Howe & ©o., | blow waa given. f wagon driven by one Coarles fauter. The jary censure N hie wite jumped Out of the wind each | ee * : voles. ee "965,807 19 the prayer for delay. Me had conthled to him ‘The attention of the Deputy Superintendent of Police | the man for hia conduet * (Upon tie readition of ie vor. | beth ty iguered. The Vole e to ay ST* | amidst the false philanthropy of abolitionism that 2'a7 4s Tor cesta tage t? the amount of 00,00, and | having been directed to the yarweraph in the Henao of | det Santor” wom held to ball to await the wctide ot the | Cou Serioualy injered. | They were taken to tho how rreands the 2,610,420 9 a lemanded that there parties should have notice | yesterday , stating (hat Motiarry was not in the bank room | Grand Jury. ‘The deccaset was a nauive of Irsland, and | an taeareten A hath | them. Suton Acari by fet aha be eit 13 Fay, Je sho Of Hose ‘Company Ko. im Heade strect, om the night of | resided at 205 Fast Thirteeuth street, | $0 oun eroupied by Wm. i. Rorton Darometer” maor If we estimate the negro race proper in Africa at ‘ r 01-109 | Tepreven ew itors, wor | Sawrday last, called upon MoGarry in his cel! and in Foran Veniome Casearry.—Coroner Verry held an in | Mocere. Thompson & Van Zandt, as a'stove store, and Mr, | about thirty millions, the whole transportation of i ay action. ourt ordered that the corporation be dissolved, that the temporary injunction be male perpetual, and ne to the appointmont of the receivers, it would reserve ao tion until Thursday next, end in the meantime bear any suggestions (rom portios in futerest pe Fatture of the Onto Canals, The report of the Board of Publis Works for the year 1857 shows that the canale of Ohio did not their ex. nees by $9,294 46. They covt the Stato iions of fot- ¢ for their construction. The money expended on thern = aeiee tad nnd bende were thoued, w charge for interest amounting annually to 730. The decline tn the receipts from these public works has boon gradually ine 2 for the ott reo, yours. In The reecipte of toll above given are upon the carried on the canals, exclusive of the tate on byte aod passengers. and the averages wil! depend upon the rates of toll charped and received, and the distance that pro- pare or freight is carried on the cavele, The average of 1 on the tonnage of 1867 would have given $2 862 623 94 of tolls; an widition of nearly one miilion of dotlara: ‘or in othor words, if the rate of toll and deseription of had been the same in both yours, the State would havo been a million of dollars betier off than it now 1+ ‘upon the amount of business dono on the canals. But it is very apparent that the description of freight carried on the capale the inst year was mostly of tha: h pays the lowest rates of tollennd hay been such as would not bear the high price of railrond Thomas Maber’s family, No. 46 was occupied ty Conrad i » shatter and Mrs. Jansen Irvine, "Now. 40'aan %0 ane slaves to the New World since the commencement of aged. The buildings were owned by the Gar. | the slave trade has not probably exceeded eight lows $8,000; inaured for $2, the St. | an , oe J tes Fine and Facelsicr Companies, ‘Mf. Vas Oniwick | "2 * half millions, Of these the United 5 =e lost $5,000; insured for $2,€00 in the Astor and Rutgers. | OPI¥ received abont 375,000, the British West x Maing, Thomnpeon and Van Zan t lost 6800 {agured in the | India Islands about 1,700,000, the Spanish aud vacitic. Mr. Nor $800; insured in the Rtn _ ot oF fain confined in the station house of the First peocinct. | Maher was insured for $400 In the Hamilton. Mr-Hinder. | thet West India Islands not over three millions £0 THR ROTOR OF THE HERALD, AN Unesown Man Fousn Dnav, Coroner Gamble held | eheede lost $4,000; insured at No. 8 Wallstreet. The firo | Brazil probably two and a half millions, and all Hroosivy, Feb. 16, 1888, | 80 inquest yesterday at the Fifteenth ward stationhouse, | hart ees ton, AR yi es other points vot over half a million; making Thotice « communication in your paper of thie dsy, | upon the body of an unknown man, who was found in the Mo tera $1,000; Hamitton, $100: ' Fema, $900, Pal | a grand total of only ebovt 8,575,000, Abolition gigned by James Martin, Foreman of Fingine Company | Howerv, near Fifth street, at halfpast eeren o'clock on | , $000; Mechanics’; $600, Total, $11,500. ’ Tk was ro writers have greatly overestimated the number No. 8 in which she attompte to justify Patrick Tally in the | Mouday evening, by ofcer Lyng, in a state of insensibtli | ported that several horses were burned bat euch i= not ‘ "# ‘ aseantt ror tted upon me. In justice to myself! wish | ty, end apparently having delirium tremens, He waeat | the case, This — abstra from the population of quest yeterday at No, 101 Wost Thirty «ixth street, apo v ty of a boy ton years of age, named John Wesley, | who died from the effocts of injuries received on Saturday night, by being run over by an ommnitvus, at the corner of | Thirty seventh street and Seventh avenic. The jury rendered a verdict of adcidontal death, attachiag no biame } j stated thathe was there at the lime Mellon was arrested, | but was not fdentified by ®@e officers; that he loft after | the arrest of Mallon, and went to his house in Myrtle ave | nue, newr Raymond street, when he was arrested ou San | quired of him in reference tw the statement, Metiarry | } day morning; that the woman who was with him was his , t© whomhe had been married some time. Since Ty has been in the cells hie wile andl siator lave viet ed imine also’has his counrel. Mallow and Laily etl! ro » the driver of the stage. Dereased was « native of (nit te £2 Be $3 FE The following statement shows the difference In tolls bo- | AAAS, the rece} we i irgeon ' $408,831 95; in 1966, $427,919 09; | to wiate that thigeame James Martin was the man who | tended by Dr. Jones, police ent , but died soon after a 1 » land pea 1861 y the description of property a) | and in 1867, wp 70—@ falling off in three years of | inficted the wounds upon mo, and Patrick Latly assault- | wards. A Post mortémn exaraisation made by De. O'Han Witttiamsbarg City News. stage ay ne peo ji cone Toe over one hundred and twenty thonennd dollars ed my friend who was with mo, John Abby, by knocking | Jon, went to show that death resulted from apoplexy, and | Brxotany.—The furnishing store of J. 8. Cloagh, corner | bY the race, which, notwithstanding — this be Bad as thie show ts, it is destined to be worse yot. ‘The | himand bruising his face. Ry’ giving this an insert.ov, | the jury rendered a verdict {a wocordance with the above | of Fath and South sixth streste, was caterer by burglars | amount of forcible emigration, combined with rie) Ohio urnal enye:— you will oblige, PETER ©. HERTINE. | facte. Deceased appeared to be a tierman, and about | on Monday night, and a quantity of goods were stolen their destructi it ‘Should the court= decide that the canal contracts are — forty years of age. Ho was bald healed. and was dressed | tym tow Hanyewr.=The annual gathering of ice from the heir destructive wars, its numbers are now larger ibe oral and binding wiper the State, $60,000 a year. at least, Personal Intel | in. @ brown Goat, striped rast, light brown pantaloons and | sunken lots and low grotada in the Fastern cwtrict has | it Africa than they were when Tas Cassas first sug 788,642 in addition aboveenumeration, would have to ba Major Hill, U.S A., and Indy, Hollis Whit slaved cap. The body will remain at the dewibouse fF | haem Progressing with great vigor for the past two day gested the employment of African labor in the N sto Karger than the income,” "ul Already some 910,000 |. "y. ‘are in Washington. Rimage onan | Hundreds of owas o thle thy wud are bom carted to | Word, oe the Portnyquese commenced the dave teat. ae wai O88 Papers Login to talk of volling ont the works, nat | , Gen. Wm. T. Haskell, of Tennessee, bas again boar: Court Calendar—This Day. Tele We Relea aa EC teaae or eran etetead | fie te the ott aa vad : Cane Gries ion they forget that it is wearly inn @ 10 find a purchasor, | “eranged, and js now confined in the lunatic asylum 8 | SeommmeCorat—CimctrY ememe en oneeiay for Tuos. | (eRe lots ie stagnant, and of a yellow or green color, an ¢ in the sixteenth century. Tal Game aa x aad that It © company, Pacecen sont the | Hopkivevitle, Ky | day, the teh, 7 | the ice presents about the same appearance The important work performed at the present day re here pr b le TS Sat lebt, of any portion of it, it wou! ly for @ while, Gen, Harney, Col. Sumner, Captam B.C. Oram, U. & Ste Staves Drererer —Nos. 74, 7, 165, 31, 54, v1 ‘i 0 Toe of ne femarkable fact that | and dhat the dilapidated Works Wool! be thrown A.:Gaplata MoKinctry, UsS No kad tady, are im Wash. | 41, 1b, Ob, 100, tas ee Naval Intelligence. | hoy African labor, in the arrangements of the civil Sir, compare’ = on ie canal fe ‘acain upon the State. ington. Screnton Covar.—Nos, 690, 27, 29, 260, 181, 478, 1255, A detachment of marines, intende: 1 @ part of te ized world, in the production of valuable articles Tee bel, urtrat iterence e $1. Anaiv ane, 42%, 420, 400, 494, 488, 461, 400, 474, 40, 277, 284, 402, | guned of the United Cates seams trgate Negara, arrived | of tropical growth, has greatly conteibated to ewell City Intelligence. From Savannal, in | yeaterday the Marine Parracks, Brooklyn, preparatory to their going Anqusta—Miee Ation | io 204, Mt hich can be put forward the r'staken policy of 1881. ia | Connecrion.<fhe report of the Coroner's inquest P ant ley, Mre Van Wage W Peieraon, T the volume of commerce and to extend far and Feloasing certain railroads from the payment of caual tots, | the bedy of John F. Barut, wate! that he wae born tn | MPlesbenn, § Fete ah to eat 1 | on boar salt ship. twide the bounds of trade = = 1 ucing a ais 08 the Canals tomect | Ireland, and 26 years of nee. This is vet correct, Ho der. lor, FW Baker, AH | gs Part 2 Proparations aro being made on board the Niagara to Fw od oe ree nat eaetion by that ro- | was a native of thi city, 86 years of age, andl waa Mex: | Martin, “4 124, 381, | put her in commission immediately. She will uardiy bs | To make the benefits of this labor more apparent “ relensod to preyent ' gap volunteer, Vliysr, ready thongh, before the J*t of Maze neat, we will proceed to give the ficts which bear oug our