The New York Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1869, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1869—TRIPLE SHEET. - THE EXCISE LAW. senate Menunaare te is Phile MALAGA, March 21—Arrived, Carmen, Gorondo, New Or ye Mpgursratam, no aate—Arrived, Thames, from Ceylon £00, 310, 311, 312, 813, K rapidly from the but was subsequently ar THE TWITCHELL CASE. tar wah, Sula Hoaghton. Has been 19 days N of Ha’. wae . seling iticer Grant, of the Forty-second precinct. He was held to await examinauion, * Iaases, owl dire ATTON PE, 18 days, with mo- News 1N Burev.—The bakery of Conrad Flad, cor- | A Full Story of Mrs. Twitchell and Her Ante- | | Brig anne » NB, 10 days, with gtaster, ner of Atlantic and Cariton avenues, caught fire yes- | ¢edente~The Confossion of Her Husband— | Yq £08 byertot in, aad, ‘1, AMBERS.—Nos, 140, 17,9, 215, 356. RM. Supertok Count—TR 41 ‘Te 1—Nos, 771, es Bt Ann's Bay (Ja), 225, "161, 73 809, was th jount of | Her Declarations of Iunoce: logwood and 4o'A H Solomon & Co; | for MASS MEETING OF THE GERMANS, | 22 ss, ‘Part 2"-NoP. ix Und, 42, 6, 112, Ta: 808, | gacegmornmt ane mecoerenens se tae 90 PHILADELPHIA, April 11, 1808. | J" salto FM tinard Mas Deen days'N of Hatieran, with | ' Nawvosr, Marsh 28 Arrived, Preto, Brown, Antwerp iii as Gonon t= neha erm calendar, Raepblasaumad yt jan nda Speen hat es ree poo erent cumeoan tater |: diem wan ealncre ne CGe Maplon) Pieter, Messe, REOmLAND, March The brig Tucy, from NYork for MARINE COURT- -TRIAL TERM.—Nos, 1568, 2058, 2058, | Park avenue and Steuben street, was damaged af re here- 4 Paynes, with Yor 10 deve in yA j had experienced heavy i ein 2299, 2315, 2520, 7387, 2388, 2389, 2390, 2391, 2392, 2393, | aboui eleven o'clock yesterday to the extent of $100. and authentic history of the family not Schr Favorita (Br), Bunce, wallis, NS, 12 days, ‘weather 1 trea. Yuanumous Adoption of Resolutions Endorsiig | 9% 231% 220) ”-as1, 2585, 2380, 2500, 2801, 2402, 2403, | ‘The fire originated from a defective fue. tofore made public. Mra, Twitchell, the ranscrir ¢ | Prades: Crandall Umphtay & Co. yor, TALBOT March &i—Balled, Wild Hunter, Bossance, 2404, 2405, 240°), 2407, 2408, 2410, 2411, ‘rhe pastors of the Catholic congregations exhorted says, was born in Washington, her mother be! ng dl ENS’ 1—Arrived, Wm Russell, Ri Liv- the Proposed Amendment, their Mocks to continue. thelr’ patronage of te Behr Sunny Bowthe ainiae. Vik grpeol for Nark, Taaky (ace Disater)s Mk, Beha“ Orphans’ Fair, which will be continued through the | then known as Mrs, Werutz. Her father wasthe gey, hr R Masor in {ne bey ia! Shelia. ton ec CITY INTELLIGENCE. week, Ohver Spencer, a Methodist clergyman of Some ,repy. | Eehr Anne He or fachiag, with lumber, &c, to — Gates. | SwingMbNDD, Merch Bo hin, ‘rogress, Olsen, NYork. The meeting yesterday afternoon at the Stadt ann ng tation, In 1844 the mother and daughter P joved to | Wil discharge at for Memel. SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE. oft! 4 Taylor, Dodge, Machias, with lumber, to Simpson & TU'g WEATHER.—The following record will snow Sr FIBBRR, Mart, March 19—In port brigs Wolville (Be, ‘theatre was not as large as the ons in opposition to Cincinnati and remained there four yea" sa, during Dros Feaneths fon Baste Bisc ts bead (os Wee ae aan the proposed change in the naturalization laws some ] t changes in the temperature for the past twen a Which time Camilla was known a3 Miss‘ sawyer, her | gach MB Pierson, Hamilton, Machlas, with lumber, to seiteoorasWsraud Noid dial weeks ago. Probably the shortness of the time that | “/-four hours, in comparison with the corresponding NEW JERSEY. mother having-a married sister by that, name, ‘This | “Schr Native American, Sullivan, Calais, with lumber, to American Ports. Seesnnouncement was made knows—1 being oniy } day last year, a8 todicated bp. the thermometer — is probably the origin of the story that Mrs. Twitch | ORME SORTA sven, Gloucester, with fab, to@ P does aoa Done neta ie taste, MES: twenty-four hours—was the cause of the reduced at- | ai Hudnut’s pravmacy, HERALD Bullding, Bi + Jersey City. wae We TagiNimers AaNghser oF 9, mmcmaber OF) TR eT cite Plomionth fis Palladetobie: Clbared Blea: Oriental, Snow, New Orleans; sh tendance; yet about 2,500 persons were present, acd i INTERNATIONAL QUARREL.—Yesterday afternoon | Congress, Behr Golden Basie, Howes Wasres hia. pial, Siow ‘arren for Philadelp! n. feared. y r Herald of the Morning, Winsor, San Franelicos tig tive they were enthusiastic in favor of the objects of three men namea John Holter, John Griffin and From Ohio, in 1848, Mrs. Vyerutz and daughter Gebe Roanake, Hathaway, Tauntoi aes Allen, Allen, Wilmin; NC; achra Mary L Rankin, 2 gton, %i ary +b Schr Whistler, Keefe, Taunt Gi ton: SC J ‘She meeting. There was one peculiarity aout this 9AM 37 49 | James Glynn, hailing respectively from Germany, | came to Philadelphia, and, the former married Sehr Me rte See Heel, ichmon rn Vername jacksonville; ‘ meeting which is seldom seen at others, “Every | 19M... + 46+ 62 12PM. 35 48 | Ireland and Scotland, entered into a discussion in | Mr, Hill, Shortly aftertvards Camilla married sors wae ia ed Boog Marr, pice, om. Pernambuco : Watch man present was the representative wf many | Average temperature yesterday. ... & lager beer saloon on the merits of their respective | Richard Martin, a clerk, in a dry goods store. -y J Mead. Thrasher. Taunton, Carn Alice nations, in the course of which it was Holler’s fate to be severely pounded. The German having been thus demolished, the Irishman and Scotchman left the saloon and fought several rounds on the sidewalk. Before the contest ended a police- man appeared and conveyed all three to the station heuse, where they were mulcted in the suta of $8 that being the total amount which could be scraped from their pockets, Hoboken, AN ALLEGED SWINDLING.— A man named George ‘Gilman, aged twenty-two years, was arrested yesterg day On a charge of selling rings and brass earrings which he pretended were pure gold. He was taken before Recorder Pope and fined five dollars. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE~A HUSBAND WILLING TO Ler mis WIFE BE DrowNED.—As the ferryboat Mor- ristown was on her trip to New York last evening a man named August Wagner and his wife were seen to indulge in warm abuse of each other on the reer of the boat, Presently the wife climbed the railings and shrieked out, “I can live with you no longer; my grave must be a watery one.” Saying this, she would have jumped into the river had not two gen- ‘“lemen clutched her and pulled her pack. AS she struggied to be freed from their grasp the husband, in broken English, exclaimed, ‘Let she go, for God’s sake.” This request was of course not complied with, and it required the efforts of the strangers during the passage to save her from betng drowned. On arriving in New York August struck her, saymg, “Vat you drinks a can of rum for?” She escaped and wandered up Barclay sireet, while he took another direction, refusing to convey her home, at the request of many of the pas- sengers. Both of them had been in Hoboken throughout the day, but she appeared much intoxi- cated and may probably be ruined by this time. She sees 48% Average Lemperature corresponding day last y’r. 4055 Average temperature on Savurday..... eaves'cone cyan Average temperature corresponding day last yr. 34% NaRROW Escape.—A boy, named Henry Schnarr, living at the corner of Sixty-second street and Ninth avenue, came near drowning in a sewer yesterday. A FEMALE INJURED.—Jetta Karger, Jewess, of No. 227 West Thirty-sixth street, was last right seriously injured by a stone—evidently thrown by a boy— strikimg her on tne head, Taken to the Jewish Hospital. RESCUED FROM DROWNING.—Yesterday morning at four o'clock Mary Hawkins, aged fifty years, living at No. 398}, Ninth avenue, fell of§ a pier into the North river and was rescued, cen to Mount Simai Hospital. Srreer Car CASUALTY.—Bernard Moss, a boy aged ten years, living at No, 33 Greene street, fell wnder the wheel of a Belt Railroad car (No. 18), and had a leg broken by it passing over him. He was ‘removed to Bellevue Hospital for treatment. Deap INPANT.—The remains of an infant were yesterday found behind a rock corner of Sixty- seventh street and Third avenue, wrapped up ina blanket. The body was conveyed to the Morgue and Coroner Rollins notified to hold an inquest. Found DgAp IN Brp.—Yesterday morning an in- fant, only six weeks old, was found dead in bed with its mother at No, 131 East Tnirteenth street. Whether the child died in convulsions or was overlaid remains to be determined by an inquisition which will be held by Coroner Keenan. LARGE HAUL OF SMUGGLED BRranpy.—On Satur- day evening boarding officer William T. McGrath, Lieutenant H. F. Liebenau and night inspector Solomon Birdsall seized some fourteen cases of So. CHAREESTON, April &—Cleared, ship. Muscongus (BP Groves, Dalhousie, NS; barks Harriet F Hussey, Ulmer} wisled. Behe Doster Waakburne’ Bucketas, Matanzas, le ir Dexter Washburn jarkne ni llth Arrived, steamer ni vor! brig Mougutch, rdenas; schr fammond, Boston, sostled-Sohr BN Hawkins, Boston; P M Wheaton, George» wn, SC. HOLMES’ HOLE, April 9, PM—Arrived, Brig Abby Wat- son Allene Philadelphia for Roslony sent Gacab ¢ ‘Smith, ‘Willets, Mobile 19 days for Boston; Fannie’ W Johnaton Mazis; Louisa A Johnson, Mablman, Elizabethport for Port= land; Ganova, Kellison, do for Satem; Hudson, Post, NYorkt for Hingham; Arcturus, Smith, Sonth Ainboy’ for ‘Boston 5 Lawn, Wiley. Portland for Georgetown, DO; A M Lee, Dukes, Boston for do; Trade Wind, Lloyd: Brandywine, Adamey and E & L Cordery, Grace, Boston for Philadelphia; T Sine nickson, Dickinson, Marblehead for do; Florence V Turner, Graves; Lake, Mill; Ela, Miller, and Adeline Hamlin, Wilt Mame, Rockland for NYork; Elia F Crowell, Howes, Well- fleet for do; Loniga Frances, Weeks, and White Sea, ‘Taylor, Gloucester for do; War Stee, Nickerson, Coutt for do, Satled--Schrs Dictator, Union, Island Relle. Passed by bark Grace (Br), Bogart, NYork for St Johns, April 10, AM—Arrived, sclirs Snow, Thorndike, Baltimore, for Thomaston ; Ben Boriand, Blaisdell, Rockport, Me, for ev, Piston, Rockland for NYork 5 Chas E Smith, Hanson, Poston for Philadelphia; John B Norris, Claghorn, Boston for Glen Cove. ‘ Sailed—Schr Geo W Johnston. KEY WEST, March 96—Arrivea, achr Edwin Reed, Hawes Elizabethport (and sailed April 24 for Pensacola); April 24 amships Enterpe, Gates, NYork for Galvesion: Gen Seduwick, Giiderdale, Galveston ‘and cleared for NYork) Cleared’-March 27th, schrs Flamburg, Sprague, Pen Bist, White Sea, Jones, NYork; Arpil Qd, A! Al bt Rocers, NOrleans; 8d, Grace Clifton, Godfrey, NYork. NEW ORLEANS,’ April 6—Arrived, steamship Yazoo, Cathrune, Philadelphia; brig Aquidnick, Matanzas; barie Boringuesn (Sp), Sala, Havana, Cleared—steamship Dew Drop (Sp), Cahegas Havana ; shi Allan, (Br), Locke, Liverpoot: ship Anna Camp, Drommon( Havre; bark Montego (Br, Clayton, Helsinglors; schr Maud Potter (Br), Shileds, Havana. Sournwest Pass. April 6—Arrived, steamship Liberty, Reed, Baltimore via Harana: brig Ruth, Curphey, Rio. Sailed, steamship Castilla—the Castilla was pulled uff the bar atl'P M. by the boats of the New Orleans Towboat Ase sociation. On the bar, ship Labrador, bound out. PHILADELPHIA, April 10, A M-"Arrived, steamer Nore Schr W D Mangum, Chase, New Bedford. e, Barlow, Sandwich: chr Kela Peck, Avery, New London. Schr 8 T Chartre, Somers. New London. Schr M Fiilmore, Chase, New London. Schr Hudson, Harding, Chatham. Schr Palladium, Ryder, Providence. Schr Ann Eltza, Caswell, . Schr H Lewis, taylor, Providence. Schr John Lancaster, Williams, Providence. Schr M A Predmore, art, Providence. Schr Henry Casttoff, Knowles, Providence. Schr J Patton, Parke! nee. Schr Iraac Anderson, Doyle, Providence. Schr New Glove, Bray, Providence, Schr Jonathan Cone, Crosby. Providence. Schr Jas Mickerson, Siazht, Providence. Schr Jas English, Baker, Fall River, Schr E Harriton, Cole, Wickfard, Schr Amerien, Reynolds, Bristol Schr 8 8 Smith, Curtis, Clinton, Schr J M Brainerd, Bryan, Portland, Ct. Behr Brazos, Kelsey, Portland, Ct. Schr E 1 Hubbard, Jones, Portland, Ct. Schr ML Hall, Lawrence, Portland, Ct. Schr M Kennely, Hill, New Haven, Schr WS O’Brien, Shaw, New Haven. Schr Texas, Champlin, New Haven. Schr J 8 Curtis, Fox, New Haven. Schr J T Boyd, Somers, New Haven. Schr J E Sawyer, Stube, New Haven for Philadelphia. Schr Hydrangea, Bisbee, Bridgeport. Renn? © Lyman Hill, Bridgeport, Rohr George & Edgar, Smith, Pridgeport. Schr Wm Morrell, Smith, Bridgeport Senr Clayton Frame, Silleck, Black Rock. Schr J L White, Waite, Norwich. Schr R Law, York, Stonington, Schr 8 P Godwin, Waterbury, Stamford. Schr Veranda, Pond, Brantford, Schr Nightingale, Beebe, Orient. Pilot boat Fannie, No 17, came in from sea to-day under focesail and fd, having parted her springstay, which caused the loss of her maimmast. more—either of a club or class af society— and though comparatively small in wombers the meeting represented the sentiments a1 opinions of at least forty-five thousand voters, a number large enough to change the political cotnptexion of the State, if all be thrown in one direction, It being thus ® representative meeting, tess than a mass mecimg, Composed of Germans “ofall religious de- nomfnations, and even of men of no religious be- Uief, it is entitled to greater ‘consuleration than a mere politteal gathering. Supervisor Andreas Willmann ralled the meeting ‘toorder. Dr. Hermann Wahr was nominated for ~chairman, and the question being put it was voted ‘ananimorisly in the affirmative. Dr. Muhr, on taking th e chair, said that it was intended to pro- ‘test, in 4 he name of the respectable portion of the German 3, against the few erratic and assuming Persone who had-appeared ‘before the Senate com- mittee at Albany, claiming to represent the Ger- mans, He called upon Mr. Marcus Otterburg to furthe) : explain the objects of the meeting and the Succes she and his assectates had achieved before aoe sembly and the Senate of the Stave Legisla- After living together “five years Martin left his wife, alleging ‘acts of impropriety on her part, but she took ‘the initiative in proceedings for a divorce, which Yesulted in a legat separation in 1858, Camilla then resumed the name of Sawyer, returned to her mother’s house and lived there with her and Mr. Hill. She there became acquainted with Twitchell, Sr., ten a widower, with several children, beside George S. Twitchell, an illegitimate son, who had been born in Brooklyn, his mother dying shortly after his birth, Camilla was engaged as housekeeper, and removed with Twitchell, Sr., to New Jersey. It i@ denied most positively by all parties that there was improper conduct between Mr. Twitchell and his housekeeper. On the con- trary, Camulla’s conduct is reported to have been blameless. She was a member of Dr. Lord’s church, in Broad street, near Chestnut, and in her character as housekeeper was paid regular wages, and for extra service received extra pay. When George 8. Twitchell, Jr., reached manhood he was accepted 18 the suitor of his father’s housekeeper, and in 1864, was married. We have already said that Mrs. Twitche!l ts not yet ready to give to the public a formal statement, but while in prison awaiting trial, in conversation with the prison ofMictals she made a partial expla- nation witch has never been published. When in- formed of her nusband’s conviction and the proba- bilities of her Own fate, she remarked; — “I know nothing of this murder. That afternoon George ahd I were out riding, and when we got back to the house mother was getting tea, as Sarah Campbell had gone out. I noticed that George was very much depressed in spir- M Otterburg congratulated the Germans on hav- Yea sain convened in large mass, without distine- tion’ of party, to protest against the continuance of legta ‘ution injurious to the American name and detr imenta! to political lberty. They were not assembled nor was the effort now made at Albany for’ what is derisively called “free lager.” It was the per sonal liberty of the citizen which was at stake, au 1 on that question the course of the te gislature heretoiore in enacting measures un- The schr Hartstene, arrived 10th from Havre, reports, had good weather. March 19, lat 39 40, lon 45, saw & herm ‘brie, waterlogged and abandoned, mainmast gone and stern frav.e Stove in; was eal loaded, and had been along time in th t oan ep ies condition; couk_muke out the letters “D OO” or "DO'S, * A : be arable to all who truly love the sacred principles | Martel brandy from a store on South street, vaid to French taiguase to. Wagner; Whe oceans SE aU LEI an ge aaron of her ames was of English build, March | man, Crowell, Boston; bark J Cummings, Hookway, Rotter ° itn = ra minder See bave come off one of theLiverpoo!l steamers that about sixty years of age. a | q 2 29, lat 42, lon 58 24, saw achr Mary Joy (Br), steering E, Cleared, schrs J M Flanagan, Shaw, Crenfuegos; A M Ald« scarcely spoke at all at the table, and after supper I gaid to mother there is somethiag the matter with George; suppose you go and talk with him while I clear away the thin, Mother went up stairs and I did clear away the things, and when I got through I went to my room. George was then in the silting room, reading @ paper and smoking a cigar; | went to bed, and don’t know how long I was asleep when I was aroused by the cry of Sarah Campbeil in the kitchen.” This is the only statement she has ever made outside of whatever she may have communicated to her coun- sel. The Zranscript continues ag foilows:—At the outset, 1t may be well to remiad our readers that on sailed on Saturday. DASTARDLY ATTEMPT UPON A POLICEMAN’S LAFE.— A cowardly assassim, under cover of darkness, on Saturday night at eleven o'clock, attempted to shoot omicer Join Green, of the Fifteenth precinct. The miscreant was secreted on the corner of Twelfth street and Third avenue, and after tiring aeress the avenue from the Seventeenth precinct side made his escape. DEATH FROM INJURTES.—Coroner Rollins-was yes- terday notified to hold an inquest at the Morgue, on the body of Michael Carroll, who died from injuries BELOW. Bark Magna Charta(Br), Hartigan, from Cardiff, 41 days, with rai'wiy iron. One of Thos Dunham's Nephew & Co's ships, supposed the Casilda, or Robena. SAILED. Bark Express, Aspinwall; brigs Emma Dean, Curacoa; Henry & Louie, Port au Prince; Annie Seymour, Bermud: achr Nellie Doe, Kingston, Ja, Wind at sunset NW. i Salem. 7 pORILAND, April 9—Arrived, schr Jeddie, Trott, Ho- *eGieared—Bark Prince Waldemar (Br), Jacques, Montes video. Salled—Brig J B Brown. SAVANNAI i Aprit Arrived, achra Wepella, Penné, New ; , Oruice, Baiacoa, eee ‘acors Donia Anna, Chase, Calbarion; Coquette, . Matanzas, REileds ships Elorado, Woodside, NYork; British Queen (Br), Francis, Liverpool; Kate Troop (Br), Crocker, Darion 5 bark Susan M Dudman’ (Br), Trefry, Cork; brig Potomac, Carver, NYork. e Hackensack. TRIAL OF SAM SUTTON FOR MURDER—VERDICT OF WILFUL MURDER.—The arguments of counsel in this case were delivered on Saturday before Justice Bedle aad associate judges. Mr. Ackerson spoke on behalf of tire prisoner and was followed on the same side by Mr. Knapp, who virtually admitted the com- mission of the homicide by Sutton, as he contended thatthe deed was not premeditated, and conse- quently his client could not be convicted of wiltul Z iinority of that same character which everywhere weeds mischief and discontent. All these are 2 snown to belong to the religion of intolerance. But while opposing these it ts becoming te the Germans to abstain from every act that may be charged as springing from intolerance. By admitting equal Tights Co ail they should claim nothing more for them- selves. Mr. Otierburg then criticised the arguments advanced before the Senate Committee at Albany of the four German clergymen who claimed the right to represent the Germans of New York, and who had advanced some very ludicrous arguments in support of their pretensions. This explanation and the Disasters in the Babamas, tat of prokitiines ie how they. were treated in | te 24 inst. oy falling down the hold of'a canal boat Speech of over an hour’s length. Judge Bedle then | was guilty to act like aman and relieve her. ‘Thia | istof wrecks and disasters inthe Bahamas, with the names Sere eee re RAtAAN. the late®Gonstitutional Convention by republicans, | St the foot of 130th street, North river, After the | charged the Jury, occupying — upwards ot | Nesdnty £0 act like a man acquittal she did call at | ofthose vessels seeking Nassau in dstress during the month in i accident deceased was conveyed to Bellevue Hospi- tal by officer Lavender, of the Thirtieth precinct. Carroil was forty-eight years of age, and a native of Ireland. STABBING AFFRAY.—At nine o’clock last night George Kieman, aged thirty years, residing at 469 Ninth avenue, the police report, was severely stabbed in the shonlder by his brother. The instru- ment used was a butcher's knife, and the scene of the occurrence was No. 447 West Forty-first street. The police of the Twentieth precinct assert that the cutting was the result of an old family feud, but, ice sergeant like, fail to say whether the would murderer was arrested. THE PARK METEROLOGICAL Rerort.—The report of the Park Meterological Department for the week ending Saturday, April 10, shows a mean barometric height for the week of 29.773 inches; the maximum at7A.M. of the 10th inst. being 40.016, and the minimum at2 P. M. of the é¢th, 29.622. The mean fheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout, in their worst Scrofula, King’s Evil “Erysipelas, old ulcers’ and the werst cases 01 Of the blood, great Debility, Liver Cou plant, Kidneys, Salt Rheum, dc., &c., are most certainly cured by this sovereign purilier. ‘It has been tested by the wenty-one years. It has cured a hundred thousand \d never fs when taken as directed. It isa certain for Fistula in all curable cases. It cures the foule est old ulcers, even where the bone has become caries. ‘The Life Balsam does not contain a particle of mercury or *'ir'D: Pearsall, now Inspector of Stato Prison at Trenton, r. D. 5 N.J., was eighteen years since atfiicted with ulcerous erup= tion of throat, tongie and nose; was treated with mercury until the disease had reduced his ‘palate, nose and face to mass of ragged flesh, that fell off from its own welgbt, tll was frightful to behold. He was induced by Joseph H. Go win, Esq., to give the Life Balsam a trial, when in four da: healing n, and in @ comparatively short time he wag healed completely. City reference to this case—Brown & Godwin, Broadway, near Fortieth street. ; CHRONIC RHEUMATISM. From F. B. Conway, Tragedian, Park Theatre, Brooklyn, N Ys Wa. H. Hyart, D ~ uty both to yourself and also to two hours in recapitulating the evidence. He thea instructed the jury in the various grades of homicide, and in’ conclusion hoped that they would honestly perform their duty accord- ing to law. The jury then retired, and after three- quarters of an hour’s deliberation returned with a verdict against the prisoner of wilful! murder, Sut- ton stood erect, with the utmost cooiness, on near- ing this news, and glanced carelessly around, as if nothing affected him. Throughout the trial he manifested the utmost indifference, and seemed to believe that the trial would terminate rather unta- vorsbly tohim, Owjng to the lateness of the hour at which the verdict was rendered Judge Bedie an- nounced that he would postpone sentence on the prisoner for the present. Newark. A Busy Day WITH THE POLIc! Contrary to the rule on every day of the last week, yesterday was quite @ busy one for the police. From nine o’ctock on Saturday night up to a like hour last evening ar- one of whom had qaoted om the parsons the old saying in Butler's Hudibras that they ‘Compound for sins they are inclin’d to By aamning those they have no mind to, Mr. Otterburg referred to the fact that the present Exci-e law was enacted for the purpose of pro- moting the moral feeling of the people, while its eviect was the reverse, in mereasing immorality by encouraging espionage and bringing to life a set of mouchards in the pay of the authorities—the worst system that can be encouraged in any community. le concluded by saying that if the Assembly amend- ments now pending in the Senate should pass, it will be the duty of the Germans to prove that they Know how to respect the rights of others as well as vo insist upon maintaining their own. ae yt Dr. Gottfried ae gs get in or of e proposed amendments . Magnus Gross read the following resolutions:— zr Whereas the question of a modification of the ex Ex- cise law is now pending in the State Lexislature, sad: afew ‘sons have assumed to themselves to appeat before the the prison, but instead of the greeting on her part being warm and atfectionate it was cold, as might be expected from one who looked upon her husband asthe murderer of her mother, Immediately after her acquittal Twitchell and his friends commenced paving the way for a statement from Mr. Twitcnell which would take from him the charge and fasten it: upon the wife. So sbrewd were the parties engaged that one of them visited Daniel Dougherty, Esq., to ascertain from him whether a person once acquitted of a charge of murder could be tried a second time if there be a confession of uilt. Response being there could not be a second trial, efloris were renewed with redoubled vigor uatil Mrs: Twitchell’s friend heard of them and avised her to absent herself from the prison. She always denied any complicity in the murder, and her fears of a confession by him were based upon the fact that she knew that he did not believe in the immortality of the soul and that his professiongto Mr. Bringhurst of piety were only shams desigWtd merely to retain his service of March :— Bassav. NP, April 8 1689 March 12, arrived, steamer Kaffraria (Bri, Starks, from. Galveston for Liv, Enooh wie cotton, short of coal; supplied and proceeded on the 1 15th—Arrived, American schooner Alpha, Munson, from Port au Prince ‘for Boston, with hides, coffee and logwood leaking; discharged deck ‘load, docked, caulked bottom, re- lomtod and proceeded on the lat of April ith, brig Charles Pool, Sherman, master, from Cardiff for Havana, with coal, was totally wrecked at Bight of Salt Pond reef, inagua, Materials taken to Matthewtown and sold. March 10, brig Kalamo (Br Mill, master, from Portland for Cardenas, with sugar box shooks, had been ashore on Long Hank; took assistance from wreckers, who brought her to this port; vessel leaking, cargo has been discharged. This loat deck load when a few days out from Portland. arch 20—Brig Chillian Wallah (Pr), 8 Small, master, ar- rived here, while from Boston for Havana, in ballast; had been ashore near Elbow Ci but ree no damage; seams in topsails being very slack she was caulked from arch iboArrvets Ametices sch Fuiegraph, Post, mast arc! — ved ‘merican schr Telegraph, master, from Porto Rico for Norwich, Conn, with, molasses; he sprung bowsprits in knightheads; rep: by fishing and re- Drau Stx—I feel it rf others who may be afflicted with that distressing sineate eisiature in the name of the German citizens of New York temperature for the week wa3 30.41 degrees; the in the game for lue he was playing. Others besides | sumed voyaze 9d April. chronie Theumnaledies toadd my testimony in favor of th fo oppose any change in the law and to ob: assace PM mat 4 ij Tests to the number of thirty-two were made. As a | herself had every reason to fvel assured that he 30th—Schooner Lion (Br), from Cuba for Charleston, $0, | truly valuable medicine, the. Lite Balsam: For years I was in the Senate of the ‘amendment adopted” in the Amen Es maximum at 2 P. of April 6 being 53, ana the “This ly valual mere, SA, ibe would not hesitate at any lie to save his life, for there 1s every reason to believe that to at least one human bemg George S. Twitchell, Jr, confessed his crime and made himself the sole actor in the tragedy. Throughout this effort to induce his wife to take upon herself the unjust accusation in order to save his own life, Twitchell had frequent conversations with his frieads, Who, anxious as they were to assist him, could not overlook tie damaging proofs of his own gut. ‘hey saw the inherent impossibilities of nis confession and they were anxious to have some Cag ot it explained, A day or two before his death his strong love o! hfe lea him again to refer to it, and he remarked to his aunt, Mrs. Moore, ‘‘it is nard that I have to die for this thing.” Mra. Moore then inquired, “Aow can you account forthe blood found upon your shirt?” Twitcheit related to her the circumstances of the murder in keeping with lis so-called confession. with sugar and molasses, was brought in by wreckers.. This vessel, when a few days out, lost her mainmast, after’ which made efforts to reach this, but , ashore about thirty miles from here, Vessel leaking; has been discharged; will prob- ably repair and proceed, April 2d, materials from American brig S Strout, Strout, wrecked on coast of Cuba, were brought here to-day.’ Marine Disasters. MIgstna@ Vraset—Tne bark Flora, Roberts, sailed from New York Nov 26 for Bristol, Eng, and has not’ been heard from since. Goxzxerown, March 30—The Nova Scotian bark Tubal Caln, Capt Cann, which put in here in a leaky state while on her voyage to Havana, which has been abandoned, having sold cargo and underwent some repairs, sailed to-day for Mirlmachi in ballast. The steamer Caledonia, Capt McDonald, from New York, with passengers and mdse, to Handysides & Henderson, Glas: gow, was assisted into this pors to-day by tugs, having be- come disabiet fourteen hours after leaving New York by her matter ofcourse the major portion of these were for being drunk. Among those taken into custody for other causes were twoe@n charges of a graver character—grand larceny. Barbara Resch, of No. 100 Ridge street, stands committed on acharge of having made away with a@ poc! book belonging to Bernard McAdam, of No. 83 West Parker street, containing, as alleged, $140. The other case is that of a lad named Albert M. Sharp, residing at No. 823 Warren street, who ts accused by Peter Miller, of the same piace, of naving stolen $200, Albert was arrested yesterday in New Bruns- wick by detective Fischer, who brought him to this city. Some $65 was found on his person. On com- plaint of a number of negroes, one George Reeves, @ colored barber, was arrested and held on a charge of creating a disturbance in the colored church on Catharine street. Walter H. maxunnm até A. M., April 4, 28, giving a variation of 26 degrees, Rain fell on the 7th, having a dura- tion of five hours; depth of water .30 of an inch. DEATH IN THE TOMBS.—Three or four days ago John Hayman, said to have been a waiter at French's Hotel, was arrested for abandoning his wife and sent to the Tombs by the committing magistrate, he not pet able or willing to give bail to contribute towards her support according to nis means. Hay- man, who had been drinking to excess, being de- prived of his liberty and unable to continue his po- tations, Was injuriously affected. Drs. Nealis and Anderson, City Prison physicians, prescribed for the sufferer, but delirium tremens set in, and deatn en- sued about eleven o'clock on oye night. Coro- ter Keenan was notified to hold an inquest on the ye Mt therefore Resolved, That we regret the existence of a law which de- clares the inability of the people to govern themselves, which Tules @ portion of the State with exceptional measures and in name and for the interest of a class deprives the majority Qi population of oue anda half millions of their personal Resolved, That in the proposed change of the law and in the adoption of the Bender amendment by the Assembly we Perceive the good will to be just to the claims of the majority, and hence we hereby publicly tender our thanks and promise Our support to those members of the Legislature who have Yoied for the proposed amendments or declared themselves im their favor at their political meetings. ved, That we repel with indignation the unjustified attacks made from certain quarters upon the character of the German population, and which we must designate as being based on fanaticism, tntolerance and ignorance. Resolved, That we call upon ali liberal societies, associn- tons and corporations in the Metropolitan district as well as thoroughout the foterior of the State to express themselves completely prostrated with rheumatism, fn its most character. medical practitioners both bere and in Europe,. but in vai when, fortunately for myself, Ttrled the Balsaun’ and its effec ras inlraculous; in a word, T have never experienced a re- turn of the disease, showing the cure to be radical. In every instance in which f have suggested its use the same result has been recorded. You are at pervect ifberty to use this Sgminee nication in any way you please, ‘ours most grateful New Yous, Now. 10, 1880. F, B, CONWAY. Principal dépot 946 Grand. street. Sold ‘by druggists per bottle or six for 5. Sent everywhere by express. Hyatt’s Inza Snuff, 16 cents, perinanently cures Calarrh, Pi toes “on ren errors (ALSS—surtus’ NEW YORK PALE ALE. f propeller dropping off, She made the passage across under upon the pending question without delay, to adopt our resolu. ~ a we ay | He told her how he wasaroused by his wife calling to | sail, having met with favorable winds. “Her bassencers wore tions and to circulate them in the English and German lan: Pane anacnaaeel Ta EVER Tee RAVI! SEM LEGER | Lists hove Ei meander mtn atte ene {ius afternoon transferred to a steamer sailing for Glasgow at NEW YORK x 9 ¢ resolutions were received each with tremen- ‘OIC! pass a counterfeit ten dollar bill. King, with whom | there told by her that she had quarelied with her ‘Apriil—Steamahip Caledonia proceeded for Glasgow this PALE ALE. mother and killed her. ‘My first impression was to alarm the neighbors, but my second impulse was to save my wife. Twitchell then stated to Mrs. Moore circumstances attending the throwing of the body from the window. He asserted that he grasped the body of the murdered woman by the head and shoulders, while bis wite took hold of her feet. They bore the to the window and rested it on the sill, in which position it was held) by him (Twitchell), whie his wile ran down the stairs and out into the yard immediately under the window. When she reached this position Twitchell quietly lowered the body into the arms of bis wife, by whom it was laid at length upon the pavement. In this way he ac- counted for the circumstance that the body, when found, was not thrown together, as it might have been if hurled violently from the window, but laid out in @ straightened condition, Twitchell con- concluded by saying that he supposed the blood came upon his clothes by his having hold of the murdered woman in the manner described. Mrs. Moore inquired, ‘What became of Camiila’s clothing? how it happen that it was not as bloody as your own?” To this he responded that “Her clothing was carried off.” In the face of all these confessions Mrs. Twitchell has remained quiet. she has realized that if she denied the story white her husband was alive she would be accused of an attempt to Insure fis death. Soe was willing not to tell what she knew, if that would be of any service td him, and she was also willing to assis¢ him to the extent of her means; but when he wished her to goa ae further and assert herself guilty of a crime she did not commit she left him. It 1s an- tuctpated that within a few days Mrs. Twitchell will make a full statement in her own behalf, ‘SHIPPING NEWS, the bill was found, insisted that the money was good and was received by him from his employer as such. Both are held for examination. WESTCHESTER COUNTY. C. C. CLARKE, TREASURER OF THE HUDSON River RAILROAD COMPANY, ia dangerously sick at his resi- dence, near Sing Sing. He 18 suffering from a sud- den and severe attack of erysipelas in the head. dous applause, and after their being seconded num- erously all over the house, Mr. Gross ‘made a strong argumentative speech in favor of their unanimous adoption. He first spoke of the several amendments now pending. One was that the licenses should be imme from twenty-five dollars to two mdred and fifty dollars. This would benefit the smali dealers and no one else, and in that amend- ment the people -had very little interest. Another amendment was to extend the “police hour’ from midnight to one A. M. In this, also, but a smail number of — are interested. The third amendment was hat permits may be granted by the Board of Excise to balls and societies for any given night. As the Board had done this at present, the proposed amendment was only to legalize their own action, and nobody objected to that. But these amendments calied forth no opposition; only one other, that lager beer should be exempted trom the number of intoxicating drinks, arouses the ire of certain per- hoon and their opposition created ali the trouble there was about it. Why = should it be sof the speaker asked. What is lager beer? Root beer, ginger beer, Choctaw beer, cider, spruce beer aud many other of similar character are not subject to the present Excise law. t belongs in the same class with all these. All these different beverages inust ferment to be drinkable and not produce sickness. Fermentation is necessary to in- 4 foduce a certain quantity of alcohol into the beve- & ae or else it would be as dangerous to the Public bh ealth a yellow fever. Cider, if properly prepared, % «‘nlains as much alcohol as lager; if, it does t it if a8 poisonous as any other unfer- m, *nted humbug advertised insome of the temper- an 0é papers. The jungbier contains from two wo tw ° and a half per cent of alcohol and lager beer fro three and @ half wo tour and @ half, Whiskey con ‘aths about forty per cent of alcohol. What a fol; ‘to compare the two together. Mr. Gross then Tuorning in tow of tug steamer. No repairs were done ere. The ship Wm Russell, Captain Rush, from Ltverpool for New York, with general'cargo, » jam put tn, leaky, and towed to the Royal Victoria dockyards for discharge and repairs. The W R belongs to Bath, UB, and has been uly three days o nite The British bark Wm Fisher, for Hoston, has been sur- teyeds care, recommended to be discharged ands rider to be attached to keelson to strengthen ship. Miscellaneous. RECORD OF AMERICAN AND FORRIGN SnIPrixc—We have received from the American Shipmastera’ Association (office 51 Wall street), Supplement No 2 of the “Record,” con- taining surveysand reports of 127 vessels, LavNonep—A fine schooner, of 200 tons burthen, owned by JJ Harris, Capt Furman and others, of Stony Brook, was Jaunehed on Saturday last from the yard of Mr Harris, on the weat side of the harbor, at Port Jefferson, LI. Her model is he having been designed by the builder with rete uring the greatest carrying capacity and good pail- ing qualities, Notice to Mariners. Orrick LicutuousE Lysproron, Frern District.) NowPout, April 8, 1869, ‘The second class iron Nun Buoy, No 2, padated’ red, which dlaapoeared from ite position in leabeth river, off Sewell's Pofnt. Vay on or about Ist inst, has been replaced. By order of the Lighthouse board. THOS H DORNIN, Lighthouse Inspector. THE DOWNS AND ENGLIOH CHANNEL—ALTRRATION 1N THE CHARACTERS OF THE RUOYS BETWEEN THE NORTH FORELAND AND BEAGHY HEAD. TRINITY House, LONDON, March 25, 1969, Notice is hereby given, that in ‘conformity with the notice insued from this House, dated September 2, 1568, the under- mentioned alterations fn the characters of the Buoys have Posh Speemenees, and, weather permitting, will be completed NO FURTHER NOTION WILL BE ISSUED, oan eee Buoy will in future be black and white verti- The Elbow Buoy will in future be black and white vertically cage. WHOLESALE ARRESTS.—Last night the Eighth pre- cinct secured forty-three prisoners, nearly all of whom were arrested for disorderly conduct. Of this number twenty—eleven men and nine women—were arrested by oficer Wm. H. La Rue. AN ALLEGED THIEF SHot.—At half-past four yes- terday morning Frank Kaferty, who, the police of the Sixteenth precinct assert, is a noted thef, while attempting to escape from ofticer Hearn, was shot in the chin by the officer. The wound Was slight and no dangerous consequences are Likely to ensue, ALLEGED Rossery.—Wiliam Fox, a barkeeper, Was yesterday arraigned before Alderman Uuddy, at the Tombs, accused by James Watson, of No. 35 East Tweifth street, of having robbed him of a gold watch and chain, worth $125, and seventy-five dol- lars in money. The complainant says that he was accosted in the street by Fox, who, with three or four others, endeavored to pick @ quarrel with him. The result was that he was jostled about pretty freely, and on getting away discovered his watch and moneyshad been stolen. He pursned Fox and succeeded Th overtaking him and causing lis arrest. Fox, who pleaded not guilty to the charge, was fully committed for examination, . ALLEGED Dishonest CLerk.—Henry Kavanagh, of No. 117 Clinton Place, occupying the position of one of the floor superintendents in Messrs. A, T. Stewart & Co.'s store, corner of Broadway and ‘Tenth street, appeared before Justice Ledwith, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday morning, and charged one Gustay Reiss, a salesman, with em- bezzling the sum of $10 10. ‘This amount, it was al- leged, he obtained among many other sums for the sale « 1s, but failed to account for it, and was detected in Prize medal! awarded, Paris Exposition, 1867. Brewery 240 West Eighteenth atreet, between ‘Heventh “and Eighty artes, SMITHS' NEW YORK PALE ALE. AN EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.—DR. J. H. SCHENC) begs leave to Inform his patients and the public that 4 consequence of his increased practice and business at bis principal office in Philadelphia he will be obliged to give 4 visiting New York professionally alter the next regular viail Tuesday, Apri ‘Those who wish to consult him wil lease make note of this, as his rooms in New York, No. 38 jond street, wi.l be closed after April 20. Dr. SCHENCK'S Medicines, ‘Pulmonte Syrup, Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, with full directions in English, German and French, may be obtained of druggists and dealers everywhere. Office hours for this visit will be as usnal, from 9 A. M. to 8 P. HOUSEHOLD WoRD—BUY YouR China, Glass, Silver Plated Ware, Table Cutiery, Cooking Utensiis, ‘Retrigerators, ‘at greatly reduced prices, rom EDWARD D. BASSFORD, Cooper inatitut corner of ‘Anior place. BEOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT States, without publicity ; legal everywhere. Desertion, MIDDLETOWN, N. Y. ACCIDENT ON THE ERiE RAILROAD.—Yesterday morning, between three and four o'clock, a freight train on the eastward bound track, while switching a car, was run into by an extra from the west, being unable to i on the down grade above Bonnell’s crossing, and one freight car and caboose de- stroyed, the caboose being smashed to kindling wood and the smokestack of the extra’s locomotive broken otf, No one hw Meat Safes, &o.s THE THAMES DISASTER. Further Particulars of the Destruction of the Vessel--The Missing Boat and Crew Rescued and Brought to this City. A full and concise report of the burning at sea of the screw steamer Thames, of the Black Star line, on the 6th inst., was published exclusively in the HERALD of yesterday, the narrative being compiled ‘ge till divorce obtained ; advice Counselior at Law, 33 Broadway, A BsouuTe DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT 4 Without publicity. Legal everywhere, Desertion- &c., muflicient cause. No charge in advance, Advice free. HOUSE, Attorney, 78 Nassau street, BEOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN ANY M from the statement of Lieutenant H. D. Wallen, Jr. strived, with tate without pubilelty or exposure; good everywhere} brar_ \ched off on the Sunday question and said that 18 fraudulent action by the complainant. When ™ ier ge pean The Broadstairs Knoll f no fees charged in advance ; consultation free; success guars the. claim 18 to preserve the “American Sunday.” | first accosted in relation fo the ae NPD | of the United States army, who was a passenger on white chequered. ="! Baoy will tn fature be black’ and anteod, HOBERT CHASE, Counsellor, 66 Nassau street. Acco ding vo the old idea of keeping Sunday, the law Almanac ‘or New York-«Tals Day. rather indignantiy denied it, put his arrest being | board tle vessel at the time of the dis. sour Buoy will in future be black and white chequered his State of 17 ti “ ” fi Te (onteal). LL HUMAN HAIR, SWITCHES OR BRAIDS, ONLY 95 of i a bee. sean Win ae od and ordered, | he « a a on aster, The report stated, among other partic- | Sun rises - 526 | Moon sets....eve — — peri, North Bar Buoy will in future be black and white A iinet Greinn Bead Curl, pew sie ionid Donte Te ne symding, no shooting,’ no fish- | committed for trial in default of bail ulars, that @ small boat containing five | Sun sets. + 626 | High water.. eve 8 53 | “the North Brake Buoy will in future be black and white | ted creeper? Bowery, two doors trom Lort-& Taylor's ing, ob Be travelling enta Pond a How A STATEN ISLANDER SAYS He Lost His Mo- | Men Was missing and was supposed to be _—— rectloally striped. branch, 242 F wenue, near Twenty-third Sey a Frsen a sotg SASSER | Seana manta a atari | Satan Roe an eas aerea | PORT OF MEW Yous, Arai my wes, | Sper seer tne wot ne | Tg Foe eure MRAM ly on rivately, and nothing should be ti jt Isiana, been rescued, from the fact that those who reached ‘ae South Brake Buoy will im future be black and white + one door from Mati lane, ren io Ken- —~ 5 id on Sunday except _— ater Togs - Staten Island, made a flying visit to the city on last nw on banda, with irlangle. ducky ‘and Missourt 184 per cont the shore saw a schooner out at sea, off Cape Hatte- ras, with a “lookout” aloft, It appears from the report of Captain Brewer, of the pilot boat William H. Aspinwall, that this boat, with her crew, has been saved, and that thus, hap- pily, no lives have been lost by the destruction of the ship. The following are the TIDINGS OF THEIR SAFETY. Friday and an unexpectedly expensive one as the result proved. In an aMdavit made yesterday before Alderman Cuddy, acting magistrate at the Tombs, he says that on the day stated he was inducea by Charies Wilisen, who keeps a saloon at No. 9 James street, to enter the saloon corner of Chatham and Roosevelt streets, under the pretext of wetting a $100 bil changed, which bill he had given to the former he ‘Deal Bank Buoy wilt in future be black and white chequered. ie Geogwia Knoll Buoy will in future be black and white bai @ NW Goodwin Buoy will in future be black. The NW Bunt Buoy wil Jo futare be black (can). The Bunt Head My. 4 will in future be black. The NE win Huoy will in future be black and white vertically striped, without beacon. ‘he BE wit iin futare be black and white tonime o'clock A. M., and no secular business trans acted \ Yhatever except works of necessity and charity. This wae the Sunday of the last centary— entirely, ‘ncompatibie with the demands and nec gities of the present, the advanced social and coi merciai 5 ceds of the age. But what kind of Sun- day do the advocates of the present Excise law waat (0 enforce? On this political Sunday, then Jet them 4 top everything and very soon there will plays. NY ONE OWNING A HORSE WILL ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS, Steamshtp City of Brookiyn (Br), Brooks, Liv. ‘pool March ia Queenstown Aprit I, at 4:16 PM, with mdse and pas- sengers, tod G Dale. Sd inst, lat 49.50, lon 21 20, passed ship © W Stetson, from New York'for London; th, at BAM, Int 42.36, lon 6 10, exchanged night signaie with an Inman steamer, bound i; samo day, at 4:45 AM, lat di 24, lon bo 4), THE NATIVE, SPARKLING AND STILE conducted 4 i i ™ } | chequered, with St Andrew's Cross. heretofore under the firm ©, be Rot oven ihe Anais in payment for a drink. ‘They could not oh The pilot boat Wm. H. Aspinwall, No. 21, Captain hip Nebraska. from Liverpool for New York! worth! ve rhamteat denomination would sand.” Do me Da actt {be last place vai, “and Willsen Brewer, arrived up today, (Sunday) from a erly aime da}, USO EM, S05 selene pen vera ire ith Cag as Yr aoe oa a ook on han witha leaaser tne anny elg. ‘ous Sund ? Then the Catholic hi ‘user ive him the bill, This al on ie h instant, mn de 3 4 (NG), hence for It . win Huoy il in fature be black wi lerate Thin in the Nd want a relig. ay al as a 07, longitude Ke the Britisn schooner | alg PM. bu miles trom reamahip Chy ot Lo’ | ebequered, with ea: . tr was but the beginning of Mr. ‘Biake's trouble. Ashe was about stepping out of the place one of three other men who were in there seized right to celel rate the Spnday as he is allowed by lis church; ©ach sect of Protestants may ciaim to keep the day as their church decrees; the Jews will don, hence for Livervoo.; enme day #43 PM. 40 win ot lon, ne POO | sAMe day E A miles Banly Hook, steamship The Queen, hence for do. or ed aparkling wine houre in the Uni ; y. For particulars ad y ask (Br Rs Dike Buoy wilt'in future be biack (as before). 0, Prairie Bird, Captain Thompson, eleven days from Buoy will in future be black and white chequered Cardenas for st. Stephen, N, B., and received from her », may ‘ecco! hold of him and held him, while the others 1 five men whom she had picked up in a boat on the | , Steamship Nel juard, Liverpool March 80, vin ‘rat —_ ie a ~ he all — ay pe him of $700 in money which he had in his pe 6th Instant, at nine A. ths The man belonged to the apanons si ret ds rates oe eer to, Wutiame Weal striped ard wt Pea iar Pare ~ aipenties and denowiinations have the same right, and those | All the parties accused of the robbery having been | #eatusilp ‘Thames, hence for Galveston ‘and Key i VAM, 18045 20, Ton 44 40, passed steamn’ | Tne Chequered Fairway Buoy will ta be red and bon Sorenny coven iii do pot belong to aay religious ‘confession arrested were brought b before Alderman Caddy and on men ure chante eres at Coe aoe eran ro Lol De a seit, 4 signa withe 8 Farrar Buoy will in future be red and white verti- et berger nt prt rt 4 len! y the acc’ asthe Jes robbing him. aries Mason, second officer; John jeer in, i 31, merc! holesale dealers peek same it for themselves; and they are Trey al pisortea there fmaoceben or tee oheeae —~ ; ound "Ey Voun anton ‘tr Commission ante and wi ia elso ly, in a majority. There are, Cogn Ciitherow, second steward: George Stacy, eer, NE Varne Buoy will in future be red, with globe (as - ts | ; James Menan and John ‘01 tain | Bale with steamship Deutschland (NG), bound miles a the fiewan’s article yesterday, “A Glance at Wiisen the accusation of taking and keep- | man Quinton, | Captain | of aandy Hook; 1ith, sicnalized an Incheon betore ‘ish and Provisions, r ‘000 . jog the $100 bill, The accused we: te Thompson, of the Prairie Bird, al rte ve 4 ited 8 y Orlenmer, bound E. | the Ros ture be blac whit pec JOIR AN the hetoned aed etapels nose cone: | smnssinn ames an Charles “aay (ot) acone | goer Buna Sates Norton, New Oricane Apri dand | qyimegtan® Slt Booy wit tn feta bo black and white | yi Oia 4 Mackerel, cxtra kettle rendered Lara examination. They gave their names as Charles | !0 With the burning steamer same day (6th) atone | gout ‘Sth, with Fatty + Wallaen, a native of De Baker th inet, off Jupiter Inet encke ane erat Were 0) red. The Royal Sovereign Ruoy will in feture be black and white } with eage. ‘ i KP. M., and saw her a verti ped, Secretary. oo only 300,000, and that is the number of communt- penmark, ose twenty-five, and | 0'cloc! ‘ Bo down, in latitu Sarah Watson, xtra Dutchess canis in them ail. shall 900,000. rule 00,000 dn thi hy s Me tirinplen = soe tinth two ae Shiucity by the wm tt ‘iow * Sveamship Herman Livingtton, | Cheerman hia, By order. BOB ALLER, s , ® penne oity hese religkously imelined more than a two, ‘The following ia the” ~ 61 hours, with, mdse and passengers to. Lavingato Co. Spoken. ofa third are Catholics, all of whom are favoring 4 business that of oysterman; James Kauff, a native fn] Steamship Magnoila, Crowell, Chatieston, with tiaee aed utter, the proposed amendine question { Of thiscity, age twenty-five, business likewise an STATEMENT OP THE SECOND STRWARD. passengers to A Lowry, 10th 1h Hedtengue, poke | gqAtlt,Retvrood, trom West Indies for Newport for orders, no aie rn recurs shail 200,000 rag Se , 4 kee Tiving: . oyaterm: sand Charies Megonigie, also aged 25, a The steamship Thames, Captain Pennington, Of | park Sunshine, trom Liverpoot for New fores Montene | date, ae. : New York, bound to Galveston, Texas, caught fre Country Produce sold on commission and 48 days out, 2 days, with history of the temperance agitation in. this country, 4 native.of New Jersey, and bis occupation that of s: ship Volunteer, Jones, Wilmington, NC, Forolgn Ports. ‘Steam Tuesday, the 6th, attwo A, M., M fatteras ‘al stores, Carteon, ana hae wuunn, the lant Eventy-ave years, polis: | 100m Kexper, Bflerehe caught tre eae si ret minaten aries, Avianter Rictmond, Our Batnasd | yz are a pot ham ew pricing Deawinge or wiih no view for the public good, Me @ ross cl BROOKLYY INTELLIGESCE ere compelied to take to Bicamniiy o pDRaerEn ‘this very Interesting address, The vore oh. takeo, and a fe poate. The captain took the starboard forward Mp Fanita, Freeman, Philadelphia, with mdse, to | NY ephomadingetes 8 9 wens, rou, | O! the whole house responded enthusiastical\¥ “Aye.” ran Coa second ook” The ance sere of the secon yi enrrepon, after some few remarks from Lu AccipEyr.—Mr, James B, Ward was thrown from had im the two mat irri ‘Steamshin Acusnnet, Kelly, N mdse 7 Acme, ny Nee Bedford, with and We Bailes, Biclly Jullete, De Gouyon, mal ir wt iat the cuairmaa, the motion to adjourn wee ton avenue, near Fi Meward aad stew. iship Laie Wah "of Helant.” GX Otleens, ay, Sie Lisa nw. Mt Mopored menasiect of | Sep"ana. waa severely inured, le was taxon to | {oisd” Alas Bem fa Myltignan, of the dr fee nina Wage Sart aed | rage saveh Aree, ara Brown, Ror vie: | REESE Harms gma * oe ee the Giepensary and from thence to his home, No. osy | The port forward boat. tha’ oo log OX: {okt htawr Orig Alcan Resreee” Oth Inet lat WYN, | | OMEENOOK, March 29-Arrived, Twreededale, Nicol, Pen- = ae ‘ 5 Sahdeeeeshetisinseanaasnteent J : COUT CALENDARS—THiS DAY. Atianue street. ffoond steward, Charles Mason; pantrynan, Joho aperial new, 1800 18-100th tone), Clifford, of and | “Gimiavran, March $9 be, Guiseppe, Patermo | _Satormation fetaistea' ts uo abdie ha’ Siog hopes tae — < ALLEGED MaLicrovs Act.—J@&n Van Dreanle | Clithrow: cook, ti. Quinte” oe eee gin 9) war Annie Aa ogee FE ai. | fant seared Bd oem a) atria peoriens magy kh. Broker, 80 Broadway ant 188 Fulton street Surname COURT—GENERAL TeRM.—Non-enume- | ¢ uck: mn, was charged e other two boa 4 ae faltar March 7, with frill, to Lawre ae oe i aie Sa Ottawa, eects Renton bello rated motions—Nos. 31, 82, 33, 34, Enumerated mo. | Cermam, ® truckman by occupation, -- one hour after’ they teftthe TBdaye of the latitude’ of Haltcrse; wisar cea tmaeny | acitnTed sat A “0 a T KNIFE, CAUSTIC OW winds, Hark Maggie (Br), Roberta, Port Talbot, 37 daym, Iron, 80 Geo F Buiiey, aa wrong wenenty aalce lanes 33, meamer, Atten A.M. the schooner P: a ADICAL CURE, WITHOU' EB, aa 44, at with maticlously driving a truck into a team of er Prairie Bir R Greate Sm aera ec heete ena, se Tewiets face cRieee he Adiroas, by letter or personally, tions—Nos, 12, 30, 37, ieked us up and we remained on b gos NOS, 18, 3 Mules and wagon belonging to Charles Johnson | Hag. wen the plist brat Wi, fe Kon al eae 5 5 Cincuit.—Part 1-Oyer and Terminer. No calen- | while the latter was apres the Bridge street ferry. | Captain Brewer, took ua on voard. We return out ‘day a Haver, ya - (6), Pin! Rta em cnue, NG KONG, March B—Arrived, Benefactor, Berry, New e RY A. DAN D., 144 Lexington avenue, dar, boat on Satur ernoon. The mules were | thanka to Captain Thompson for his kiy 1, 14 days, with sugar, to | York, ~ ~. a Covrt.—Part 2—No#, 1609, 1166, 1218, 1490, 1200, | knocked overboard and it was only after much aim: | all wate on hoard tiie vessel; nino to Cantal Brewer Ponty i finn weather. (hetore reporved at anchor | "Tt eepoon, Mardh §0-Ralled, Jane Fish, Brown, NY ork: (THE ARLWEEKLY ADVOCATE, BATON ROUGE, LAy 212, 414, 595, 962, 1643, 1188, 1104, 1767, 625, 987, 1451, | culty that they were extricated from the harness and crew, of ptlot boat Wm. H. Aspinwall, No. 21. ag ce La 4 Simeon, Port 1 " Wm Russell, iush, do (and put into Queenstown); Mount offem great inducements to persona desiring to advertise 3A1%, 1006, 1510, 1000," Houeken, out of the water, The author of the | | ‘The mem in this boat lost everyting they nnd, and | weritoge wma. Bis klimmome, Po pon weather gr nh | Vernon, Harter, YORGRAIE | warstow, Hopton, Tarte (x), | 12 the Houlhorent M, PETTBNOTLE & C0. SreviaL T ‘Nos, 158, 178, 100, 261, 200, 269, 301, ' trouble, seeing we situation of ailairs, drove oi | they are deacrving of te? sympathy ofthe cinmae Hlectwing (Br), Park, Bt Plorre (Mart), 2 days, with | Murphy, do aad R¥oeks Linley aruvia, Lords catentiay 87 Park row. New York. Ageia,