The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1866, Page 7

i i effectually redeemed from individual official bas left ‘be exposed and punished, a: thrown in the way of Judge ton until after the electio: probable, from the fact that swhatever on the nomination ip the ballot. ‘Another bill waa introduced, “to promote Judge Barard’s nomination and to insure his success ‘at the polla. The good work commenced at the eounty election should not be suffered to go backwards; but the city should be at once and misgovernment and Corruption by the election of such a man as Judge Barnard for its chief financial officer. Tas Sraser Cowasstonen InvestiGATion.— ment; but it does not follow that because the his occupation the frauds and corruptions, if they exist, shall not ny more than that a thief shall not be prosecuted upon promising 40 abandon his profession and steal no more. it may be that some technical obstacles will be Whiting’s proceed- ings, on the ground that, as Mr. Tweed is now acting as Street Commissioner, and virtually Gills that office, it is necessary to give him thirty days’ notice of the charges, in the ca- pacity of Street Commissioner. If this game should succeed it would delay the investiga- m; and that some funning plan may be on the tapis is not im- the Board of Alder- men at their meeting yesterday took no action of Isaac Bell to the vacant office, which Mayor Hoffman made immediately on Cornell’s resignation. THE MISFORTUNES OF THREE BALLET GIRLS. : 70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. ‘Knowing the interest you take in all that con- ‘we believe to have been deliberately invaded. Weare three English girls, members of the corpe de balle at ‘Wheatley’s theatre, and are st present appearing nightly In the early part of the present yoar Messrs. Jarrett and Palmer, who were then in England, invited us to striking out the word white" in the present franchise law, GEORGIA LEGISLATURE. NEWS TO NOVEMBER 19. ‘ Italy Awaits Her Triumph in Rome, Settle Her South American Difficulties. Spain te THE FENIAN MUSTER IN IRELAND. ae. ao. ke. ITALY. Fronance, Nov. 10, 1866. Baron Ricasoli, Prime Minister of the Italiin govern. | ‘ment, has issued a ciroular discouraging the. agitation of the Roman.question, Italy, he cays, will be. neateal and (await the certain triumph of ber rights, . » _—_ lcan Difficulty. ,, Nov. 19, 1866, The report is confirmed that Chile and Peru have con- sented to accept the mediation of the governments of France and England. Guarding Against an Outbreak. Mapaip, Nov. 18, 1866, ‘The government of Spain is taking strong measures to Prevent a threatened outbreak. Don Miguel Dead. Don Miguel, of Portugal, is dead. RUSSIA. The Imperial Bride Seriously Il. Sr, Pererssuro, Nov. 18, 1866. The Russian festivities have been suddenly stopped on ‘account of the serious illness of the Princess Dagmar. PRUSSIA. Count Bismarck C ralescent. Berim, Nov. 19, 1866. It is positively stated that Bismarck will soon resume the active dutics of his office, ENGLAND. Serious and Fatal laundations. Lonpos, Nov. 19, 1866, Great floods are devastating the counties of York and Lancaster. Many lives have been lost by drowning. The Reform Agitation, The Reform demonstration in, Edinburg on Saturday was a large and imposing one. IRELAND. The Fenians Mustering and England Pre- paring. Loxvor, Nov, 19—Evening. It is said that the government is alive to the fact that largo numbers of Fenians have been arriving in Ireland weekly, and is well prepared to meet any rebellious movement, THE EASTERN QUESTION. Renewal of the Candian Revolutio: Lonpon, Nov, 19, 1866, ‘There are reports is circulation that fighting has been renewed in Candia, INDIA. Abatement of tho Famine. Lonpon, Nov, 18, 1966, Telegraphic despatches from Bombay report the grati- fying intelligence that the famine ta India is abating. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The Leadon Money Market. Loxpos, Nov. 19—Noon. Consols to-day are quoted at 00. AMERICAN SHOURITIBA The following are the current quotations of American Consols cloeed to-day at 90\ for money. AMERICAN SECURITIRG The following are the closing quotations of American Liverroot, Nov. 19—Noon, ‘The cotton market is quiet and unchanged, Middling uplands are quoted at 14d. The sales to-day will reach 10,000 bales. Liverpool Breadstuffe Market. Livaaroot, Nov. 19—Evening. ‘The breadstuffs market to-day bas been frm and un- changed. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Lrvenroot, Nov, 19, 1866 The steamship Moravian, Captain Alton, which left Montreal November 8, has arrived vut WEWS FROM THE PACIFIC. Arrival of Queen Em sarius Near Pulmerst: Lost—Aanexation to cussed in Victoria, &. Saw Franctsoo, Nov. 19, 1866. The bark Smirnote brings Honolulu dates to Novem- ber 2. Queen Emma arrived at Honolulu on the steamer Van- erbilt October 22, after a passage of nine days from San Francisco, She was greeted with a royal salute, to which the Vanderbilt and the Prussian war steamer Vanotta responded. Thousands of people amembled w greet her om landing. The Vanderbilt drew twenty foot of water and entered the harbor of Honolulu easil, ‘The great gale at Hong Kong was felt seriously at sea, and many Vessels are missing. Advices recetved from Tahita report the lose of the tron sbip Bellisarius on s reef near Palmerston's Island, about ‘26. All hands perished. The steamer Golden Age sailed nag Panama, 60 000 gore to ith in treasure, of which § Catena ~ ber passengers is General Rufus lage, ‘aited States Army. lctorta advices say that thi HAE A ge I i if il ¢ ik Broadway Theatre—Dillen’s Macbeth. ‘The Broadway was about two-thirds full last evening, to witness Mr. Charles Dillon's third representation of Mac- beth, which was not different from the first in any essen- tial particular. The same merits and demerits marked his impersonation; the same beauties and same blemishes were scattered throughout the scenes of the first acts. The charming and lofty dialogue of the tragedy, hardly equalled by that of any otber of Shakspero’s dramas, was often marked by orfffksions and faults of memory on the part of the actors and actresses. The witches and witch scenes were of course failures. When were they otherwise in the memory of man? Designed by the great poet to Inspire awe and terror, to appear weird and ghastly, they are merely ludicrous or contemptible. Great, supernatural creations to excite emotions, border- ing on superstition, are converted into the lowest of low comedy. The witches seem like Pottawotomie In- diang with a bias in favor of farcical fun, bad singing and blue cambric. Charles Kean onee attempted to put Macbeth on the stago as it ought to be, and he succeeded after a fashion, which woe in this country bave never sought to imitate. Mr, Dillon's person is much against him. That he makes ua forget it at times is to be placed to his eredit. He was frequent- ly applauded last evening—more loudly we thought when he did iil than wh: e did well. 'e heard per- sons say be played finely and badly, both were cor- rect. We do not believe he will have é¢minent success ax @ Shakesperoan. ector, but we hope he may, aftor wi of continued study and inteliectaal development. ir. Nagle as Macduff’ proved again bow strong bis lungs are, aud revealed the faith he holds, that violence is passion. Miss Alice Gray did as weil as any one ox- ted, for no one supposed her capable of rendering lady Macbeth. ‘The second murderer displayed his pro- feasion most in the execution of the Englis! He is evidently a scotch gentleman, whose life bas been mainly spent in Cork in a most worthy but altogether unsuccessful effort to pronounce the letter r. Macbeth was woll received by the audience, who no doubt believe Mr. Dillon a much better representative of the character than we can conscientiously declare. Stade Theatre. The chief attraction at this theatre last night was Attilie Genée, in the Hirsch Family, The wit of the piece consists in its caricature of a class of Jews, nowa- days more familiar traditionally than from personal a- quaintance, for as the social condition of this once dospised race improves, they improve im culture and refinement, and it is but rarely that one meets with such specimens of the parvenu as represented in the Hirsch Family. Those, however, who have travelled in Ger- many will have occasionally met with members of this farfamed ““Zwickauer”’ tribe, and will thoroughly ap- ating the character, she delineated tation of refinement snd extravagant fomiliar to New York under the name of ‘ B* her specch savored ‘of “the brogue,’? and the rile, that of a school wes somewhat too Javenile for her. The whole formance of the even- ing went off well; the support was very fair, and the ‘audience was both large and enthusiastic. Park Theatre, Brooklyn. Rocambole, a five act sensational play, was for the first time produced at this house last evening. Without dwelling upon the merits of the piece, we can state that its worth as an methetic production tv small. The situa- tions, however, dre highly mefodramatic, and the plot is developed, act after act, with the skil! peculiar to modern French ts and in accordance with time honored rules. o principal characters of the ‘were enacted by Mr. and Mra, F. B. Conway and Mesars. Davia and Lamb. The two vil individuals introduced in the Bateman Concert ta Brooklyn. The Brooklyn Academy of Music was crowded Inst evening from pit to dome. The oceasion of the gather- jog was the appearance of the Hateman concert troupe. ‘The programme comprised the cholcest gems of the artistes’ répertoire, the completeness of the entertain- ment, however, being in « measure injured by the absence, through indisposition, of Signor Brignoli, at brief notice Bignor Tamaro took the place of the favorite tenor and aoquitted himself very laprrye Pd his task. He sang the romanza, A’ Appari, and aire with taste and eo and won the of the audience. Madame rendered cavatina Bel Raggio with the sweet but powerful voice and fluent vocalization for which her singing is #0 beartily admired. Signor Ferranti gave the Rossinian cavatinn Largo al factotum with breadth of ex) jon and with his usmal expansivences, Mr, Cari ‘and Mr. . B, Mills were much applauded. The latter performed Liszt's tran- seription of L' Africaine with crispness and brillianey of execution, but with little tenderness of touch. Tony Pastor’s Opern House. The first part of inst night's programme at this thea- tre was of the usual miscellaneous character, giving full play for the versatile talents of the company. The dancing of Mille, Bertha, the singing of Miss Jennie Angel, and the negro witticisme of Mowers. Johnny Wild and D. Gallagher, were received with usmistaka- bie signa of approbation. Tony Pastor was in full force im a collection of his usual favorite songs, receiving no lesa than four recalls, The entertainments terminated with a new local extravaganza called The Fairies of the Hodson. Of all the pieces of @ local character which large t tere of this lar theatre, at any rete, ite representation was freoted with an overfiowiug house. A HORRIBLE MURDER REVEALED. Discovery of the Rody of Mr. Weodmansee— The Head Of and the Body Matiiated, dep gy Ag pe Some six of eight weeks ago we in the Ledger an account of the sudden and enacrountabie dis. ppearance of Mr. Wooamansse, a it and Widely epee friends of Mr SS Saukree agg TY POLICE INTELLIGZNCE. ~ as Uncasrevvt Lovasn.—ehsocder & Moyer toop a restaurant at 16 Leroy place. Om the night of the 24 of this month a man who had been in the habit of tre. Quenting their place, named Joba Wheeler, called at the restaurant and remained there till the hour for closing arrived. Wheeler then told Mr. Schroeder that he hai ‘Bo place to go to, and asked to be allowed to sleep there. i sized man, and #countenanes of unwoeted pallor indi- cates that he enjoys poor health, Mat@ums is tho very opposite, is of brawny frame, powerful muscle: and harsh, rough aad forb! a 60 Yesterday they were at work, fees, sm camp which was manufacturing establishmenta It is a saloon, of course, of the ordi class, The barroom 1s about twenty feot lists of syfes of ugti di pug! of every contour of ugliness and in every pos- ture of self-defence. In company with his brethren of the fist is seen a largo photograph of the ex-pounder John Morrissey, his countenance legering and | wrangle ensued. The latter finally seized # Rammer, and his phystognomy scarred like the rest. To this | with it bit Sonneborn on the head with it many tines, portrait is accorded of honor— | causing the blood to flow profusely, and in over the bar. It was yet time for inaugurating the evening's emusement, yet the saloon was thronged with men, Moat of them were of the rougher sort; their faces imdieated a life of wear, tear and hard knocks, and they wore heavy overcoats buttotting Ugbt up to the chin. A CHARACTERINTIC PICTURE. iceman caused was brought before Jastice Ledwith yesterday and com. mitted for trial. Sreacina Gatea.—For the pest two monthe the gates of many residences in the upper part of the city have unaceountably disappeared, the thieves Invaxiatly os caping detection, Of late it has come to-light¢ that this kind of theft has been committed by avang of young es and discolors them with a bloody, ight. There is nothing soft or human- | boys, who have been in the habit of ing of thetr ey are coarse and dull, His face, pock- | booty as old iron to varioux junkdealers, Oo Sunday a red with soars and bruises, the flesh hangs | Iad named Thomas Casey was Wt having beon flabby and red about his heavily net jaws, and his head bristles with close-eropped hair, His voice is hoarse and cracked, and he speaks in a sort of ominous es save when his great mouth separates with a laugh, which rolls forth ina sound between a wheeay grunt and an asthmate bark. But they are not all so, In that crowd are young men who are comparatively now erings, but who seek to conceal their anx- prosching pastime by smoking noncha- Inntly, or by carelessly throwing the contents of a tum- bler filled with something strong down their throats. ascertained that he had stolen an iron gate werth $15 from the promises 203 Tenth avenue on the Baosday Previous This he disposed of to # junkdealer pamed Thomas Lewley for forty-six cents, This fact having been ascertained, Lawley was arrosted. Both the god recelver wore yestorday urraignod ¢ Ledwith aud-held for trial, Ronen on 4 Cavat Boat, —Martin Briever is the cap- tain of a canal boat, now lying in the North river. The boat has been bore several days, and during that time Here, too, are more young men, pale and slight, | Brioner has lodged on board, Op Sunday night, after but quick ‘and nervous, with lomg, bony fugers. Do : » they expect to pl’ the pickpocket's trade in that crowd? | he had retired to rest, a mat named John Tover stole It is best to keep @ hand on your watch at all events THE INNER ROOM, Back of the barroom is a smalier apartment, in the centre of which is # curious table, revolving, constructed of boards nailed over acarriags wheel, To the leg of this table is fastened a bull-terrier, quick, wiry, and so intelligent that if called on to give a decision on the ques- tion of a preponderance of the mental faoutties betwoen the brute and the beings filing the adjoining room with fumes of vile tobacco, and the sound of ne, x travagant and coarse conversations, it would be about two to one in favor of the brute, TH AMPHITHRATRR. Next to this room isa passace which leads from the to more , which ru in almont every ane on board, with five other persons. They succeeded in entering the cabin without awaking Briener, They pos seamed themselves of his pantaloons and $10 im money, with which they were leaving when, Briener woke up. They succeeded im getting away, however, ail save Tover, who was seized by an officer, who was in the vieinity, Justice Ledwith yesterday committed the risoner for trial, and Briener was sent to the House of Detention Lo Insure his appearance. A Younc Bonouan PLeavs Gou.ry,—The book and paper store of John Crumly, foot of James street, East river, wassburglariously entered on Sunday afternoon by means of forcing open one of the windows, and robbed of four books and a box of cigars, The burglars are William Wali, a youth of eighteen years, living at 343 Water street, and William Vay. Wall was subsequent! arrested by’ the Fourth precinct olice, after which these dimly lighted, peeabarly smelling passages glim- | h¢ confessed that he and Vay committed the burglary mers a light. ‘hing im thas direction one emerges {nto | 804 larceny. On searching the prisoner's an ot twenty-five feet in diameter. It _ re Fag Ny oopyee ted > q aie pote gt par perenne Me covered by 8 rove” | that of varnishing maps, was taken before Dow ling and committed to the Tombs for trial, Search bas been made for bis accomplice Vay, but he has not yet been arrested. Caantixa Concgatep Wearonxa.—An Italiag named Salvator Luchosst was arrested by an officer of the Third Diving down ricketty staircasen, sl and crooked, | Precinct for having in his possession, with intent to-ure, acellar is reached, directly beneath the barroom. All | « dirk knife of immonse Whon takes in about, set off against the walls, are little stalis, each of | charge Luchossi was chasing an unknown man, aad the which contains a At one end are bores with sliding | inference is that had he caught the fugitive stranger, it doors, each of which also has its ocoupant. On top of | was his intention to have stabbed him. Justice Dowling these more dogs are fastened and their sniffing and | committed the prisoner to the Tombs for trial and con. scratching bp pe - boop and | fscated the knife. pooks bere there. ight ® stranger _ . all sot up o yelping, tug to got away Arrernixo To Pasa ax Auteeay Bus.—Lester Kali from their chains and rear on their bind logs, They | ™o and Oscar Alexander were arrosted.om Sunday even- their slim tale end incessantly and im ly | ing for attempting to pass an altered bill in « candy store ‘The celine is lit wp with » few jets of gas, by of which the shining orbs on al! sides assume & jab hue of @ briliiancy that fascinates. bark Continually, while overhead is audible the tramping of feet of the throng whose barking cannot be heard. THK HOUR APPROACHRS Suddenly a tumult is beard above, setting in towards the amphitheatre. The place is soon filled up, and there can be prosent not less than three hundred There is much struggling aad jug for the be-t seats, which causes much cursing. Finally they ail get seated and emuse themselves by “chafing another “ y’ “How are ye, McKee?" “How's that Why don’t yer come down with It’s the soap that talks,” and ire uttered by one to another. One individual uff colored whiffet in his arma, which weighs wo pounds, an! this is an object ueh rough in Geand street, which tendered ia payment fora pound of candy. The bill was an any gone ‘one, on O, Paddock Company's bank, Watertown, Joffer- been ojumsily aliered to sou county, New York, and a ten. The parties arrested were brought before Justice Shandiey yesterday and committed for trial. BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Sentexces Passap at THE COURT oF Sessions — Among thowe sentenced at the Court of seasions yesterday by Judge Dikeman, was Louis Idle, who om Friday lant was found guilty of an assault on Police Sergeant Lawler, The sentence of the Court was inree montha’ imprisonment in we County Penitentiary, sade One of $260. Hix counsel, General Crooke, moved fora now trial on the ground of want of time to prepare « proper defence. The prisoner ix a citizen of respertability The decision on thi motion will be given this mom A URUTAL spreTacte Presently there is a great commotion from the cellar, big imbed young fellow, weart ward and leaps into tbe pit with » terrior slut. “Who's got a slat they waut to | ing. William Moore, for receiving stolen ‘ x Come till you see her,” ejaculates the owner of | was sentenced to the State Prison for two the animal gruifly as be deposita her upon the floor of | years aod six months Sameoo Lemar, for bur the pit. Hardly are the words oat of his mouth ere ano. ther young man, with a hard face,» flaring red necktio and ‘a white folt hat steps into the pit with A second slat of nearly the same size os the other, white, with is, The men grad their doge and face each other at opposite ovds of the pil. At @ given signal are lary, two years and six months Mary Harrold im stealing property to the value of §1,600, pleaded willy and were sentenced for one year. Richardson right, Charles Corning and Henry Dougiase, for grand larceny in the third degree, wax sentenced to (he Mate Prison for two years and mx months they Het ip and fy straight “upon each | ¥inma—Hetween twelve and one o'clock on Monday . Now they grasp each other firmly by the . feed: the tury of their attack rolling “them over | Morming a stable in Columbia street, noar Irving, was set ‘and Over. They sot their keen white teeth into the | on fire by some person unknown, apd damaged to the neck of each other, and fasten upon the tough hide like | exieut of $200; no insurance. The fire from the sable a vice. No are both straggling close together. | communicated to a lumber yard owned by J. K ¢ " ‘Then one raises the other by sheer strength and throws | 1,6 jum! hich was stored there was damaged to the her heavily to the floor, where they both gripe again and | ymount of x00, Insured in New York, Hadale aod and set their veeth ow the jaws, about the bead, on the ears and on the veck of thelr opponent. Now the Drindied slut seizos the other by the foreleg and grips th bones until one expecta to bear them cruveh.— Neith or conse for & moment, but they bite and most desperate ferocity. oon the white is discolored with crimson, the blood runs from « score of wounds, binding their sight, clogging up their nontrils, choking their breath. As soon ax the eager crowd ‘see the blood they grow beside themseleves aod jostle, push apd struggle, owe nearer view of the Brooklyn | Ona anaarion oF THE CooKt oF Thin Court wae organized yeateriay morning Judge Low and Justices Hoyt and Voorhier presiding. The fotlow- ing gontiomen were empanalied asa Graod Jury — Wem. Hunt, foreman, W. T. Carpenter, HH. Mager, W Searies, John R Tracy, Stephen Crowell, Marshal Mor roll, James #. Leeds, Seiden Chase G. & Gilleo, HM Dodge, H. Gaboer, Jobn Bramen, JC Minrose, Bu tard Brown, Joel Skidmore and H.W. Joan Judge Low then delivered hin charge to the Grand Jory, in *hseh he dwelt parteularly ou the stringency of the laws the State for the prevention of the dinyoral of pr by lottery inany shape or form. harged them (hat when even any article ts pat be dispewed of by chanee-the giving of a lang for & email wai ahat | irance Companies for 93,100 Orme ao Temmuren t to on the ragged and torn flesh of How they ery them on and yell and stamp their feet! The sides and floor of the pit are cov. ered with fresh clots of blood, the dogs roll and tamble hither and thither, but they never turn from each other, never flinch. The crowd (fairly maddens with ox apd their cries make brute endurance is their teeth feebty twas their ddty wo indict ty may lottery aa at a horse race, and Lhe partion wo matter what (heir rwapeotabi! by doing #0 It might deter others in more tue of life frow come Wi to the neceraity of 1 for the pretention of © to some extent, and read ion of the Legisiature probititing the use of say mae Hal means to Iniuegce primary wectiona frame Fawer — Yesterday afternoon Danie! Jobas, « German in the y ot te Union Ferry Company, while tn the ert of mapping from a ferrytont to the twidge, fo and lente hin leg Mr Jobne reader at No 42 Vrout rireet, ie was comveyed Wo the Cy Hoepital for attemAanee Marrexo oF Tun Common Cocsen. The Board of Alder men met at (bree o/clock yeaterday aflermonn ars Homré ot Canvamern, Akerman Hathaway in the chair, The reterns not beg ih readiness, the latter Board a4 journed Uli Thursday evening neat. The regular meet ng wae then erpanimed The Bonth Bide Ralirosd Cor Hers FOR ome “Tako ‘om away,’ shout the crowd, anxious for s , and the dogs another About the pit, The other catcher him Gereeiy by the head and thrashes the hoor with bir, hie weight mp Bot they seon grow ox ‘Thus the early part of th Crowd, wearied st inet by excitement or overcome with Mquor, break wp to the'r several places of abode A REMEDY, And puch i the food (hat giate the appetite of to-day. In civitined New York toch Darbarous scenes are fort ‘enacted, at the very hour, perhaps, when prayers we claws op sad coniribotions levied for the comver- are pany, ste previong meating of the Common Comm Bion and en\ightemment of fareff heathen. Car heatben | made epplicaion for tamlon 10 leane en ith # Pond wt at home ore r | they ore eonk Hempatead, L. L, for the porpese of cumtirvcting * eveniog, two men on beard ected lane very manner towards some intier wih whom they hed so = pate ee A, Renee, one of the olden ary aty, G04 the moreine He pulled about. An officer of th -Afth prédinct ty ing to aoticn this part. of tho prosseding. took tee follows tate custody, and they wore locked up in tue station house, They gave thoir names and as fob lows: —Edward thirty-two; Bd thirty, Two of the insulted ladies at the os ium house and made complaints againet them Peiomous Amacut,—A man named Hugh MoGaldrict wan yesterday aragigned before Justice Walter, at the Fifth Judicial District Court, on @ charge of felvaieuay asaultiog a young man seamed Wm. Dugan, employed a4 bartender at the iquor corper of Unioa aveave and Grand strsot, K hie that on Saturday Bight last MoGaldrich called at the liquor saloon 2 Yoned and asked Dugan for liquor. This wes refesed tray Restening seat r roy ly aflerwards, atumifer aod to be but wich jurned ont te Of nloe or whide vitnol, wuict ber waseadt eae, to mis in wititewash. ‘the chy oa aftee io the stomach wey oy ie vinlelage of ouretica ey ned allayedt which wore purchased at the corner of Grovwand Soutts Heventh streets for the erection of © large Masouto Hall are about to be sold for $12,000, as a the ‘rom some cause of other a lange OF the fm tornity witbheld:their sepport from ¢e end thes the speculation wan « (mlure. LageLative OPvioms. —Goneral Réward Janivte, pro prietor of the Jenay Cuy Times, has heed uamied'tor (Re clerkship of the Huane of Assmmbly and moots wah ae Opposition, Captain J Madison Drake # aamed fer the ongromsing clorkahipy Revaon. Tie Prorossn Comvecwon wir teres Dam — When it was first’ proposed to connect Pert Richmead with Borgen Point by #ferryboat running every quaster of an hour, the project’ met with no opposition, but, em the contrary, offered fnotlitio which wWogtd accomae= date a large number of the residents who do busiasae tn Now York A rumor was busily cireulated, how during the tast woek thav the scheme will be for financial reasons. Commanipaw. Ranaoar Cousmon,—A locomotive ran inte a freight train yesterday forenoon om the stock yard brook of the Central Railroad, and wo of tho carw wore slightly damaged. As the traffic incronses ot this point there seems to be no aspocial provision made to guard ageing accidenta, Newark. Kasex County Binta Socire.—Tho annual meeting of the Easox County Bible Society was bold yostorday after- noon and evening in the Third Presbyterian chureh. The Troasarer's report shows the receipts of the year to have been $5,568 46, most of which bas boon han to the American Bible Society. The Socrotary, Mr. J. P. Jackson, read the annual report, which showed the society to be in a flourishing condition, its receipts boing much larger than in previous years, Rev. Mora Law- rence, of Mow Branawick, and Babbitt, of the Huw Jounly Bible Society, made interesting romarks, resolution was adopted to have contribution ciroulage issued by the al arehes, je order to increase tbe receipts Te oveving semsiog wae atteuded, and addresses were delivered by Rey. Dr. Mesick, of Somerville, Rev. Wm J. R Taylor, D. D., Koy. J. , Newmana and others. Orange. Buectanies —For some time past larcenies and ber- glaries, Ac, have been committed im Orange, the perpe- trators succeeding ta eluding the vigilance of the off. corm, At longin, however, perseverance om the ce the detectives bas resulted in the arrest of wv. Norton, Howard W. Odeli and Fraak De Forest, all of Tne Cunard mall steamebip Java, will leave Boston om Wednesday for Liverpool. The mails for Europe will close ta thie olty ate quarter-past one and balf past Gve o'clock oe Tusstag afternoon. The Naw Youa Hanaco—Edition for Burope—etli be neady a ol eluck om Tuesday morning. Single copies, i= wrappers, ready for mailing, ais conte MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. The steamship Rising Mar, Captain A. #. Grey, wah leave this port on Wedoostay, for Aspinwall. The mails for Central America aad the South Pacific wil! clase at half past ten o'clock on Wednesday morsing. 410 —KAition for the Paatio—will be ready at half past nine o'clock \a the morwing wrappers, ready (oe maiting, sie comm that u ree iiaLows NiaiT BLOOMIN@ CRREU ar wren worte will beeethe even a rarer { o hac If they had been uttered by pour owe tomy live. 4 te Legal Lottertes, Circe J CLUTE, Broker, 176 Brosterag. Ane ore ih eee PRAT pSeteietetee Bok Pres Deere es: fan Lange aestewel ot Wi lourop rem, cares of Clings wn vod elites ereatem orvten, Mvehtese Vineet ‘ef seem in thie Youths’ end Chthdratws Clathing, diy, and ot very Wom patees. Bs ot O18 wart KAW BKOK 8 Laleyette placnand 58 Fourth aw. Vieroors MST HMMG ESS wacnines : 9 Reams wag, ew seman Rote, a oe se om & Previghs sauce Untictous with Hoop, i Nae Agents (1 he mint Maken, a « lehpated MM: Shay POE YA RNS Sree pr . ove! on ba Vafaematirs Sarnia ad pounioume at) oil binds of Uaid ond TAviOn aA OD Mavouine, ( prromtrasea ae 4 ae feet) Ciiienieet Pay re He > preteniental