The New York Herald Newspaper, February 14, 1870, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1870.—I1RLPLE SHEET. - ere ‘musical perform: hich reminded one strangely widow it appears that late at night on the 1st in- ! [CW JERSEY. hore, fall of water. The vessel will be iightened eo oO U $ Sratngadigestmesoncusonorwmcranic | NEW YORK CITY. _| suncher nusoana and a rena Teft the louse for ® Ber Koad and toed, if pownibla tthe port eb be] . Yikation to risa waa extended (o those present who ay tl ae eee eae LitvExroot, Jan 28—The Porahontas, hence for San Frant their 5 taco, which ui Ha ‘euetian ~~ man ah ‘eoulaty utieman from Brooklyn accepted, the Tenn Uitest thdk “Belghbornond, and, weverely, Leuten. | | Propavts MORDER—A Man FOUND DEAD BY THR frow Snyraay was al auchot, dnd stata dasnage’ Boe bab CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE inven: | Fee Cobgrerston wae come | manner that te ha veyed home and placed | WAYstDe.—On Friday night a man named Joseph | “3 Pu! pein sirangers to Water sirect, save three or four who | Weather Reports—The Cold Snap—Theta Delta | manner that he had to be convey pl Bagely, well known in this vicinity, was discovered Miscellaneous ‘under the care of a physiciau; but he sauk graaually Chi Convention—‘the Cost of the Police | ana dicd at six o’ciock on Saturday moraing, Wa ane sndenied to Navara. Ope. 0 Eee Gain, aip ‘vpnron which existed from the beginning of the worla | Cametn from the dog pit immediately adjoining, ping merchants, of South street, for favors, ‘aud devote (he Scriptures, Christ Was with bis Church | The denizens of che locality exiibited litte interest lying dead by the side of the road to Guttenberg at ) i} el that he couid je meaning of the text and it applied Pat | men end boys Who congregate opposite the ble Citizen—Street Trdid not appear that the matter bad been brought | erry: | tage ia oa, ane returned | gow, has our thanks for favors, Woularly to thos Churca assembled couneil. | <Churoa” to wateb with curiosity the proceedings on a Respecta to ts notied of ‘ind police authorities. Coroner | fram Kaw York “with his gold watch and some | Weare indebted to Purscr Walter Pym, of the steamship sovereign so sar tas" ine marremeteeatna AP Shame bat oo Loar igs “i ‘ Car Accident—Smallpox —Po- feeenas ok gharge of the Case, Su wil pate 45 money in bis possession, and it ig gurmised be was | Herman Livingston, from Savannah, for his attentions, ° ts of pr era earing that an opposition meeting was in pro- i inves jon to-day. Woos' hae ci watched by the thieves who jufest this locality ou 10 —Tho new achr built in Gloucester for M: Saat aienerin person or by his ey one) gress at Kit Burns’ pit, next door, @ visit dis- lice and Miscellaneous Items, Pola’ = poss tnortem “esammnétion Op. the” body, | cre ee Cae eee a te eae eee oie | tae AEROS ty cacceennin uoncooctes fae Mena Sia which Wil reauit im ascertaining the reai cause of death. Deceased was forty-nine years of age and The following record will show the changes in the LH read of Germany. He leit no jauily but a Pockets were emply wien he was found, Those Who first recognized him on Friday are of opinion that be was frozen to death wile under the induence of iquor, aud that his pockets were rifled after- earliest’ Carisuan Umes. Pope Celesune claimed | ©l08e@ the preseace of woine four persons only, to this Tight at Ephesus. The Council of Chalcedon | Wom Kib was reciting ius anievauces, He bad concededt it; snd 80 it has been down to@ur time. | Deca robbed by an attaché of the church next ‘ard on Pearce street to-day, 1th joa’, will be if the fishing business, under command of Capt Wa fy ald. Whalomen. Great cowmotion had been caused by the assem. | 2008; had been called an ignorant dog tighter by | 4 ture of the weather for the past twenty-four san 2 Drees 0) ge) ‘ some of the papers, and all for why? CUUSe mperature ‘ ” * m wards, The skull of the deceased was slightly dis- Ship Niger, Cleveland, of NB, was of CobijaJan 29, hewing Dilug of tie present Heuuieuical Council. Gevera- | tine one badvsaid ho was converted.” He was uot | houra in comparison with the corresponding day of | About nine o'clock on Saturday evening Mlcdael | Agured, but otherwise there wus no indicauod of | takes Pia Boia ines last report Bound to cruise of Mas ‘ injury. le was thirty years of age and lived in com- omnia circumstances. ‘The cuse is likely to remain mystery. auce, Poluiciens seemed to feel there was some | Converted. He had been an honest ciuzen and great issue at stake, Vuolicists and jourualists de- engaged in the respectable ousiness of catchug Voted wn ininieuse amount of thew Space and time | TMs aud Lighting dogs lor twenty-elght years, and fo essays and speculations upon tae objects, action | Ye Was determinea to continue the business under end results of these striking and solemn deubera- | He old Sra name, bi are. that was hosule was written; much jut WAS ULjJUSt, Much that Was untrue, lea Ww " q whom the gift of divime faita bad never been granted JEWISH REFORM. aig ere a Jost that prectous gift bad given ™ cantata to 8 world thelr lucubratious, many of which C1 Mh i Wore a8 ALSUrd and Incoherent as It Was possible roe by. Dr. D. Eluherm at the Tomple for them to be displaying alse au ignorance of ec- | Adah Jeshurua on the Second Resolntion cieslasskal iustory, and of patura: 300 GOGTEBRIS Passed by the Rabbinical Conference in HeolOgY, ‘Ine atidels of the press aud the wor! Reference to Marital Rites. wesert Ut 2 ob his counct 1s to arrest pro- BG aias the objens Of ths council 1s cd p In the preceding lecture the reverend preacher had Gress, Lo LurOW the World back a thous Proclaim au impossiviity—the falls shown the different conception entertained by mo- last year, as indicated by the thermometer ai Hud- | Halloran, @ young man about twenty years of age, but’s pharmacy, HERALD Building, Broadway, cor | returned to bis home, at No, 5534 Beach street, in an ner of Anu sireet:— advanced state of intoxication, and forthwith began ave ver 18 to quarrel with bis aged father, He dusned him to . gi | the foor, Kicked him, and then left, locking the 33 | door behind him, for the purpose of procuring more 3a | Whiskey. He soon returned, and, the demon with- in him being now fully aroused, he seized @ razor, and, turowing the old man on the bed, attempted to cut mis throat. The father struggled desperately for Iie, but despite his ut.nost eiforts the youthiul desperado ann in Oger Ag Sed caoltceae on the ler le ol neck. m Patrick Tullie was committed by Justice Scott, a ron Maadigan, attracted by the cries, entered Jefferson Market, yesterday moruing, chargea with | the house and saw the young man make his maliciously obssructing the Ninth avenue railroad | ¢scape through the rear door, | Au officer was for a distauce of four blocks, refusing to move of | called in and the woundea man taken to the Fifth Bark Arnolda, Crowell, of NB, was at Tombex Dee #1, ing taken 124 pbis ap oil since leaving there in ant ‘spon board. Would sail next day to cruise, and be at Tales. aaeeitar trons Cl pt Wicks, of bark John Dawson, of NR, letter from Capt Wicks, o ‘ her at Zanzibar Nov 2% from Coast of Arabia, bis ap off since lust report 10.0 bole ap ai ; re Spaulding, of Westport, 10 ap and Ambergris since leaving dehshna, previous to Nov ly brig Fab con, Richmond, nothing since leaving Johanna, A letter received in Provincetown from Capt Wm Martin, of brig Heman Smith, dated St Vincent, Jam 4, 1870, reports had bad weather going and lost one boat. Arrived ai St Vin~ centJan 1, Would be at Burbados April. Schr EB Con- well arrived 2d. Schr Erteila ia here; nothing siace leaving Schr C'L Sparks hus not been here. following jeter from Capt James Atkins, of the dated Barb: 1 Dee ‘Si, sobre Caton, 99 2D whe; Newark, FRANCESCA IN SEARCH OF HER FORTUNE.—On Sat- urday Mrs. John M. Nuber, née Francesca Pflug, the Young German woman whose sudden transition from abject poverty to comparative wealth, together With the very remarkable facts connected therewith, were exclusively published in the HERALD last Wednesday, star! trom this city and sailed from New York for Bremen in the steamer Rhein, She waa accompanied KA ir. Frangatt Beck, her legal! adviser (Mr, George Netschert), and her husband. ANOTHER SHOCKING SvlcrpE.—Yesterday after- noon Mr. Francis Taylor, a man who had reached Average for week tuis year. Abd the like egregious absvrditics. . my Ww. sinct station house, whence he removed to s on sorty to be compeliod to observe that the religions ais brated pal praee Beck dlveet ne the track. mI llevue Hospital. Aout haitpast twelve ovclock | te meridian of life, committed suicide by shooting ‘Duohew; education of some Catholics was so imperfect thas sai Patrick Flanagan, of 85 East Twenty-rourth street | OM the game wight oMicer Sevens arrested the | himself in the head with pistol at his readence, mee. Suey (00k Up ihe erroneous idea that lo deciare the | pression of the more civilized idea. ‘The second re- Pope when speaking x Cociedra ou faith or morals uf - Anialisoie, Was tie Same as LO pronounce him un- Seca safc aok i apasdagegitiea eae) oie pecvable or Incapable of 610, and inat if the sove- | Mala, “Be wedded unto me as husband respectively oe 2 On dec rest fraser yy tae bersons in the | as wife, according tote law of God,” for the old ‘niuity they would be Lound Lo beheve it. “ He dvated that tue cuurca was or would be ever poy und —_ BN A ONERD pepe epposed to progress, She was consistent with her | this ring, accordmg to the law of Moses bast bustory. Boe nad been uursing mother of | and Israel.” ‘The marriage by the means civilization tn all ity departments. ‘To her only and r grand tissioa, the glory of God and ine salvation of Of, Rin AOR, 0) ae Ue, O88 Me souls, she gave an undivided sttevtion, inveriering | follows:—The groom delivers to the bride in pre- not atall with secu lar gfuirs nor with whut belonged | sence of two witneeses a copper coin, or the value solely vo tue material order. y the nineteenth “ tme now the Ohurcn was Iu council. Her preiares | thereof, reciting the words, “Be wedded unto moe came togeiker to condemn error and to promote | Moses and Israel” were @ ater addition. ‘The sub: Hety, education and good worais throughout Chris- | stitution of a ring for the com was already @ step dom, 4s Laey did of old to resist the despotism | in advance, as if the people felt a repugnance to aud tyrauny of emperors, to protecc and provide for | gequire woman as they Would & piece of merchan- the poor aud the heipiess. Whetner the infaiibitity | dise, though the insignificance of the piece would No. 79 Chambers str Newark. Jt appears tnat deceased sat down to dinner with his family and seemed to enjoy the meal, as was his custom. At the close he rose in a singular manner, wished his wife and children “goodby,” and proceeded up stairs to his champer. A few minutes subsequently the sharp re- port of a pistol was heard, and on golog to see the cause Mrs. ‘Taylor was horrided to find her husband uite dead, he having discharged a pistol at his head. ‘ne county physiclan was notified, Taylor served during the war in the Thirty-ninth New Jersey Volunteers, . + THE ROSANNA ROGERS MANSLAUGATSR.—In the Essex County Oyer and Terminer on Saturday the trial of Rosanna Rogers, indicted for the manslaugh- ter of her stepbrother, Jas, Sheridan, was commenced im presence of @ large attendan The circum. stances of the case are briefly these:—On tne even- tng of the 11th of last November James and bis wile, a ricide‘ at the corner of Laur id while kite-flying yesterday from the roof of rest- | WOUdDe Perricone ould ve asceralued 10F dence 224 same street, fell to the ground, fracturing | the murderous assault, but the neighbors stave his skull and right ai was taken to Bellevue | that atew weeks ago young Halloraa had blacked Hospital, bis fatner’s eye and swore that he would kill bit, Lreperrecced even if ho were ‘to hang for it.” The prisoner On Saturday night a German, named Jacob Krause, | was yesterday arraigned by Captain Petty before who was lying il with the smallpox, escaped from Haste ing en conned to awals the resuls his residence, 167 Eldridge street, carryig with him | OF D8 P @ batenet. Tbe Tenth precinct police bave been “ee e __———— ANOTHER BROOKLYN MURDER. ‘The yearly expense for running the police courts of this city, including the justices, clerks, inter- preters and officers aesailed at the five courts, 1s 7p " $228,500, ‘This docs not taclude stationery and | The Effect of Hanging Being “Played}Out’—Rum Hh yma which will bring it up to #macn and Fenianism Inciting to Murder—A Re- jarger amount spectable Citizen Shot by a Drunken wh oll, for shipment home at firet opportunity. Scur'Irving, Fox, arrived at Nassat 24 inet from @ whaling vor Seiter from Talcabuano reports the following Chitin» whaling barks:—Cons cfon, Stanton, early in the $0) 5800 wh; middle of Dec, Taleabuano, Wap: Por tia, Howland, 6) sp 200 wi Spoken. Ship Syren, Jounson, from Boston for Honolulu, Deo m8, lat b i. jon 29 W. Brig Susan E Voorhees, from Cadis for Boston, Feb 12, iat 40, lon 74 (by pilot boat Mary A Wiliiams, No 19). Foreign Ports. Anriava, Jan 17--Arrived, acbre John A) Lange, NYork (and sailed Isth for S¢ Kitts); Rovert Noble, St Vincent, CV; 17th, bark Golden Fleece, Rhodes, York 18th, brig "Muscovado, Montgomery, Norfolk; schre ey 3 Adams, Sutings, ‘and Benj Gartaiie, Staveford, Philadelphia, of the Pope was lo be proclaimed or not, hi i A ree, NYork; J B Knowles, Cousins, Ales going to speculate, ‘Gut if it were, ivuat did ay | maloate, thas We ceremony ae ony A reeicas | Louisa Murray, of 282 Second strect, on Satur. Bufiian—Indignation and Excite- Hilen Rneridan, visited, hus imothor, | residing Fa tah MG soul, ‘Urann, Norfolk; Mary k Biles, npn Prsytlri % WDB! Meir pt Tg cor ge Lol to the Words im the Soug of Solomon, vitl.. 6—"Set | day night was beaten by her husband, James, aud on ong the People. ‘© quarrel took place Pera hex vandicie tre a York Fosent ‘Gaken, Onkon, eee pa 5 ie M1 5 ” Ty r ot ‘. ie - 4 t es * “*Peur spoke by the mouth of Lev.” ‘the Council | Ze @sasignet ring upon thy heart.” The words | turned into the strecta. She was found yester- ment Am p! deceused, arising out of a dispute over some articles fa Buenos Ayres {ad onsied tor. Ty ge did not uecio mventorcreate any sewdocwiaes it | ;acogtuiny to the law of Moses and Teruel” were it declared the Pope to be iniailible, it woud simply duties devolving upon @ Jewish woman, and of household furniture that the mother had given Rosanna. The quarrel ended in biows, and the upshot was that Sheridan received a heavy blow on day morning at the foot of ‘East Sixteenth street aliempung to drown herself, taken before dustice Scolt at Essex Maret, and by him seat An additional argument in favor of awarding to ceipbia ; 25th, Eastern Star, Foster, N York, CauDIFY, Jan 2i—Arrived, Mary Emnia, Patten, Rotter- dam J A Thompeon, ompson, Havre. declare that Mat which was of divine facth from the | to. the - vailalt sto By ‘Tapiey, ‘. pn 9 Sar ee y of the marriage as subjected 2 y . the head, as supposed, with a smoothing iron. ‘he zi sh, fald, ( . york; HE beginulng was How bo be of Caihouc or ecciestastical | to the Ravbiaieal authority, so that a rabbi coud | Home the City of Churches the title of the City of Crime of | simediate oneetoen did not appear to be seri- ley: Monteridse i Northora Queca, Sooty Hostan’ FO falta. ‘Tue popes bad aec-ared wiat was of faitu : Norwood, Harkness, und J A Thompson, Thom New Or- “i + dissolve a murriage, which, according to the Mosaic big eon Nercnane’ nah an condemned | law, was valld Hr legal, and ou the principle tuat Rasenns: Rudi their EietnecinenMAlin: Fa ct | every marriage 13 coasummated in a Rabbinical SO a ee ee ee ere ways | seuse and Its Valldity at any tine subject to Kabbini- endorsed by tne ee church. | To | de | cai arbitrauon. ‘fhe reteuuon of such a principle clare the Pope infailibie was merey to deciare | vould, indeed, endauger the woral lonudation of ‘Tne body of an unknown man was found yester- | the EmpirejState was given last evening, at a lquor day in the water foot of East Twenty-second street. | Store on Columbia street. A cowardly ruflan, fired He has brown hair mixed with gray, red goatee and | by rum aud appreciating no dout tue value of the mustache, and {g dressed in black overcoat, red | saying of “Jack Reynolds”—which will become his- ous, for the deceased walked home from ii3 mother’s in company with his wife, ‘The followin morning, about nine o’clock, Sieridan breathed his last. Hosanna was arrested, & coroner’s inquest held and the accused duly indicted tor manslaughter by the Grand Jury. The accused 13 a rather pleasing ‘do; Chas Henry, Horn, Cienfuegos, ABGOW, Jail 6—Saligd, Angiia (7 NYork: GUANTANAMO, Jan 15—{n port brig Lydia Ht Cole, Jones, from NYork, arrived 10th, to load for do; achra Wave Creat from’St Jago to load for NYork;' Lucy Holmes, from do to load fo: leans: Andaman, Otis « h 0 1 oe) . shirt, striped pants, whlie cotton socks and draw- ricai—that “nanging for murder is played out,” Shut Christ was With niu, ensdhing om to keep. | the marriage Wslitule and itis our sucreu duly 10 | gry clastic gakers: is about fve feet ten Aenea high | na mls ke featured girl of about twenty-1our, and Was quile | iste ov WrouT, Jan 2~lassed by, Swedish brig Jose- guard, preserve. uufold, inaiuiala fod deiend te ) gpolis a turmula based thereon. ‘Ihe formula owes | and about tuirty-tive years of age. Whe body was | *2d reassured by recent remarkable proceedings in | racreruily aittred yesterday in court. Her counsel, | phus, from the Baitis for N\ ork, th tnose was nothing voatay material progress or | #8,0tWeML to another circumstance, lu the eeven't | gear to the Morgue for Wlentitication. the Brooklyn courts, deliberately shot down @ re- | Mr, Guild, eadeavored to suow, in the examination | o,fINERPG0L, Jan, 27 Airived, Burope, Puck to affect social order, aud future history would tes- | Soa ruly Rasbs Gershom. Collen aigynod the immoral spectabie and unoffenaing citizen. of Dr. Dodd, the county puysician, that death might | Price Regent, Clags, do; Nimble, Kelly, Sav have been te result of apoplexy, superinduced by intoxicauion. The case Was stl on ac tae adjourn ment of the Court. On the 34 inst. @ paragraph appeared in the It appears that at aboutten o’clock Mr. Domini- HERALD copied from a Rochester paper in watch tt | cus S, Voorhees, a well known builder, was engaged was statcd that Captain Francisco de Porto, who | in conversation witha Mr. Tubl aud Peter Fogerty, fought a duel last summer with the Spanish editor— | in tue liquor saloon of the latter, at the corner of Cee ae pana, ke Niagara Pulls As tue Captain | Columbia and Carrol! strects, when w ruman named called at this oMlce on Saturday “in tae flesh,” avis | Willlam Cuambers entered the saloon In company sale Lo state tial tue reported duel ls a canard, with one Frank Dutfy. The jast mentioned pair obtained suime refreshments and then went out, but shortly afterwards returned and continued to move Alpine, Barrie, San Francisco. Salied 27th, Ni ford, Hansen, Baltimore; 28th, Sif, Christian sen, Savannah, Cigared 27th, Iron Crown, Lée, San Francisco; 28th, Thor, Frechen, City Point; Assunta, Lauro, NYork. Ent out 2th, City ‘of New York, ‘Thomas; Southampton, Notedohm, Dunbar, NYork. dy Hudéon, Pratt, NYork (abd eot ell, NYork, ion, Grant, for NYork. Penany, Patterson, Ban Fran- uly to the Wisdom, grandeur and diviaity of the | ingutute of polygamy abd prociatmed tle ecciesi- Catholls Church’ in” connection’ with “tus @vene | scsica: ban agaist it. Thus retorin found opposiion rented in many congregations, and ta the tairtecnuta con- THE PROPHET SHOW. tury ib Was notyet generally adopted, rolygamy — was practiced yeu by Jews 1 the Urieat as Well as Mormons, by &. S. Snows | the Occident. ‘The uddition then, according to the uad Minister Pleuipotene | !4W 01 Moses and Israel, seems to Lave been intro- i © YmeNew York the | (uced by those favoring polygamy, as lean on the Htingdem Coume.”—-New York the | gutnority of Moses aua the Bible, which permits 10. It 13 certainly owing to Coristian influence that So horlsm “4 e mouogamy became the rule wii the Jews in tue The & ators basen: mw wf Meebchehid- SG poe Occidens, 43 In the Orient it ts fly to-day yet honor in his own country,” wes doubttess writtea for | py some. hough the Bible tolerated polygamy a3 a the exclusive justruction of the citizens of Canaan | concession a nena ee Haeneonry not be " @ classic Jor- | Footed out at once, yet tue spirit Chereof tells us only aa pepe Lith ilar sy agren bd cathenosarcie NU mouogawy 19 a divine institution, the marriage win dan. It could not possibly be intended for the } two or more a desecration of the diviue sunccum of gatives of Manhattan, A persistent blower 13 here | humunity, ae spirit of the ioe, ents far above F 2. entnt . the jewter. He who cannot read between tue lines _—. Sarg cise ewragboniae psa ae pounce | of bibiteal text must deny @ divine Churacter eltaecr self-appointed prophet of evi!—mystical, wratby | to tne .aw of reason or tu the bible. ‘The Kuboinical and uninteligibie— need never dread a lack of fol- | Conierence thoretore gave expreasion tothe cpuiets . 2 . - i _ | Consciousness Oi the divinity of monogamy, and in towers, We are 9 great people, aud heartily ad- | foechinnoe therewith iatroduced a cuange i the mire cheek, whctuer on the platform or in tie | marriage formula, puipit, Quiet people, who hug the sweet deiu- sion that there is & chance for them on PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. the day of final jadgmeut, and that they will not be used as uuconsumabie fuel without cause, will wonder that Im this enlightened city there can be found a community of imieiligent peo- SHIPPING NEWS. Discourse on e day to return). Cleared 2¥ih, Cella (8), G) z 127th, American Ltwemtox, Jan 25—Arrie claco. MARTINIQUE, Jan 9—Arrived, Agile, Newbern, NC; 1th, Hampoen, Bangor, Mo; 2lst, Penobscot, NYork ; 23, Hattie i Wheeler, Fortian NuWOASTLE, Jan 25—Ent out, Eintracht, Bintz, for New York. ‘Newrorr, Jan 2%—Arrived, Nannie T Bell, Ackley, Cardi for Galveston, n 18—Arrived, bark Reindeer, Wellington, ‘@ Florence, Bush, Phiiadelpht Almanac for New York—Tais Day, « 6 56 | Moon sets...morn 5 54 . 584} High water..morn 7 02 OMcer Muldoon, of the Fifteenth precinct, yes- terday moraine arraigned a young Frenchman ne arownd and go in and out as if not knowing est ae pied Tanta ett tase exactly what to do. Presently Chambers com- Van, of No. 6 Minuetta sureet, charged with strike | menced talking pretty loudly about his love ror and ing her on the head with an axe Saturday night, | aduerence to Fenianism, and (as far a3 could be siguily injuring her. Tne prisoner stated he Was | jearnea jast night) pulled a pistol and, aiming it Segeonen oe Dut was committed in defauls | 1 aca the trio above mentionea, who were stand. ing near tue end of the counter furthest from Cham- About eight o'clock on Saturday evening two | pera, deliberately fired. ‘The ball entered Mr. Voor- laboring men, named Benjaman B. Mallory and Mi- | hee sorenead just near the right temple and lodgea offs ca im his brain. ie fell to the floor in a dying condi- chael McFarland, became involved in @ quarrel at tion, whereupon Chambers attempted to escape. No. 43 Oliver street, in the course of which the latter | oe’ parties ui the house prevented him, however, ‘Was stauned im four diferent places. Mailory was | ana the noise of the report and consequent excite- , aud yesterday morning arraigued before | mencin the saloon immediately attracted a crowd Justice Hogan, at the Tombs. ‘The prisoner was sent | outside, in which Was au oflicet of the Forty-third by that geutieman betore Coroner Keenan, who precinct, who took Chambers into custody. temporarily comuntted him to await the result of Mr. Voorhees was conveyed to the station honse, McFariand’s wjuries. aud was foliowed thither by @ large and excied crowd, In which there were many who were well Sun rises Sun seis. PORT OF KEW YORK, FEBRUARY 13, 1870, York; loth, tehra. Reb ‘ork; 19h, schra, Reber Jane Louisa, Munroe, Balthmore; 23d, brig Buchelor, arlow, Pbtiadelpia; 24tu, ache Maggie Lautan rom do. alles lary E yuan, Ruin Poncx, Pi, Jan 25—In portAbbie Lilen, and Annie Tib- betta, for United States idy; Emily Jano, L & W Armatron, Trojan, Morning Light, MM Pote, Neule. Annie Bell, an Matilde, wig eargy;, tt Crowiey, and U Hi Eaton, diag} 1. Knowles, an loree, seeking Rcruuy, Jan 2—Put in windoound, AC Adams, Leavitt, from NYork for Antwer Sr JOUN'S, PR, Jan 2?—In port briga Alex Kirkland, Mar. tin, for Baltimore k Geo Miner, Knight, discharged; Z Williams, do; schr Palos, acrived in ballast, wtg. American Ports. BOSTON. Feb 11--Cleared, barks Zingarella, Strickland, ; Silver Star (Br), Huson, London ; Chai- john, NB; Albertina (br, OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY. Helvet Feb Gtty of Baltun're| Keb 7 9 City of Newiori|Peb 22 Prominent Arrivals in Thie City Yesterday. Minnesota Feb } Seilor Lopez Roberts, Minister, and F. de Estrada, -|7 Bowling Green 129: Broadwa plo who walk far, pay beraliy and subject tem- | Secretary of the Spanish gece G Sacazay, | Benjamin D. Mallory, a very respectable appearing | acquainted wit the victim. So great, was, tae ex- March Bowling Green a, dene 83 Albariinn, (ae) mereues cove selves to considerable discomfort for the ple: ster, }, BOC x citement and indignation expressed that Sergean! Fi Es Br), ing. Ponce, PR. Dieasure | | gation; Baron Allensicben, of the Prussian Lega- | Suns ma2, living at 43 Oliver street, was yesterday | ¢ ener “or tne Forty-third, was obliged to take 29 Broadway, | (Pr ied-—larks Kretlin, Zingarelia, and Duna; brigs Res- ; % of listening co promises, weekly made, that ninety- re Aine out of every hundred of the human family are | “OU, @nd Baltazzi Effend), of the Turkish Legation, Goomed to eternal torture, Yet so itis, In the | #Fe at the Albemarle Hot cl. Yecture room of the Untlversity, im Washington Ex-Senator J. B. Chaffee, of Colorado; H. A. square, there assembles every Sunday, at three Schacekelford, of Paris; P. Thompson, of Dublin; J. clock, a singular congregation of men and wo- | F- Joy, of Detrols, and E. P. Ross, of Auburn, are at men, who gioat over the awful waruings of the | the St Nicholas Hotel. ‘ Apocalypse, and damp, in weak verses, cung tothe | Marquis de Chambrun, of Boston; ox-Governar rf usic Of a consumptive melodeon, all who are not | H- Clifford and Colone! W. H. Brooks, of Massacnu- ef tbeir cheerful way of thinking. ‘be spirit | setts; ex-Governor J. Gregory Smith, of Vermont; =a iustrucvor in this Church of the Ghouls 18 | Judge Nelson, of Poughkeepsie; M. P. Bemus, of r. 5. 8. Suow, @ bishop by courtesy—a prophet me i Paul: In the opmion of bis edmirers, aud according | Maysville; E. Rice, of St. Paul; Charies Hayes, of to his own ulien expressed declaration, “envoy ex- { Alabama, and C. Morton Stewart, of Buitumore, are ae = a Plenipotentiary to King- | at the Futh Avenue Hotel. ou come.” Hels an old genticmen, wears specia- eRe % S 7 cles, knows wore about the Kevelations than St. Cotone! Leauey aud Colonel H. C. Long, of St. Paul; Joun; knows the weak pomts of the devil better | F. H. Pierce, of Boston, and Rush RK, Sloane, of San- ‘than any other mau or Woman in the land, and can Everett House. e@nathematize and curse a religious iuna.lc presum- qusky, foil ~ Ie ae LINE null, of ing to dider Irom bim with thundering eloquence. Commander E. Simpson and J, N. Hempuill, o! ‘yhere hore Fagg than the noe number of the | the United States Navy; W. L. Gregory, of Latayette, admirers of Mr. Snow assembied in tue iecture ak: St. P: room of the church when tue propuet began his and R. makely, of St. Paul, are at i Astor ae wervice yesterday, lor it was undersiocd that Brig- Captain Cook, of steamship Java; Captain McDou- han S| au : the odes were to be pelted | gail, of Copenhagen; John £ngliss, of Engiand and with the Apocalypse gud threatened wiih destrac- |p, WwW 7 tion, eauing “ine Bible aud smging, with the Robert GC. Winthrop, of Boston, are at the brevoort needful assistance of the meiodeon, occupied | House. the fret pms 3 ol there fists - profound Captain Boyd, of the British Army; J. V. Smediey, silence, during. which tie Dbeatulled expositor 5 3 r Of the doctrine of inevitable damnation crawied au | Of Bogland; Robert Hodges and Thomas Poultney, over the Scriptures; another spiritual song gave bim | Of Baitimore; Eben Wright, of Boston and Theodore time to ponder over the text selected, and te con- | T, Wilmending, of Arkansas, are at the New York -gregation awaited witu breathless interest Lhe result Hotel. = the Prophet's profound cogitation. ‘The text was ‘ oi the Kevelations, as usual, the rixteenth chap- " ter and iourteenth verse:—"For they are the spirits pcg cell gg ont : oi devils, Working miracies, wick so forth unvo the Major General Robinson, for Wasuington; I. D. Kings of he earin and of the bee to gulher ea Farnsworth, for Boston; W. L. Scott, for Albany; to tue battle Of hat great day of the God Almighty.” | proce, * General FE Be Tho Bishop commenced bis romarks by analyzing | Professor Thorpe, for ee Generel B.SAke and breaking up the text into iitiie | Hedid i; | eld, for Providence and Captain Alexander, for weil. Every iuterceted Learer imm ely uader- | ‘Toronto, slood tiat sometulag awiul was avout to Bappea. — But untortanaicly, lixe Mr. Dickens, Mr. Dick the BROORLYN INTELLIGENCE. arraigned before Coroner Keenan on the charge of | squad of officers o guard the saloon in which the having inflicted four dangerous stab wounds upor | affray occurred and the streets near there, and also Michael McKarland during @ quarrel between them | around tne station house, to deter the throng from in Oliver street on Saturday might. McFarland is iu | making any attempt to assume the rile of “Judge Bellevue Hospitai and if deemed necessary tis anti } Lynch,” or from doing some other damage by way mortem statement will be taken, Corover Keenan | of thoughtiess retaliauon. temporarily committed the orisoner to the Tombs to ‘The wounded man was attended by Dr. Ford, who await lurther developments. 41d all in bis power to relieve Mr. Voorhees, but as — the ball had entered the brain it could not be ex- Ooroner Rollins yesterday received .tormation | tracted, ana, it 1s leared, = ae ay rere fatal. e r vard’ Cuambers when questioned in regard to tae trans- Sp us Bony nee Wege eah ne On Ves neon $0 | action stated that ie was drank at the time ana did hoid an inquest over the remains of John Cosker, | not know that ne had sho’ Mr. Voorhees, Chambers whose death 1t 15 stated was caused by injaries re- | 1s # picture Gealer and keeps an esiaviisnment at 53 ceived during a scuttle with Michael Scully. No de- | Chaubers street, New X ors. tails of the been tee were a to the eta — $$ ner’s oifice. Deputy Coroner John Beach wiil make * " 7 8 post mortem exaiination of the body, and thus ANOTHER MYS@ERY IN NEW JERS! the cause of death will be developed. Scully wili be eens In attendauce at the investigation as a witness. A Woman Found Dead at the American Mr. Dorman B. Eaton, of No, 2 East Twenty-ninth Hotel—Supposed Foul Play. strect,.when within one hundred yards of his home on Atan early hour yesterday morning an aged lady Saturday night, about haif-past eleyen o'clock, was | of weaith and respectability named Julia Stibbins “dropped”? by some ‘thing’ and ieft on the side- ried eraikt 1a: have :OF ineDDLUICODROSOUREAOS,, H6 WPRk yas Jound dead in bed at the soap Hotel, Jersey found shortly after by o gentieman, who procured | City. There is at present a deep gloom of, mystery assistance aud removed him to lis residence where | thrown over the entire case which will require great he jay on a ro/a in the reception room 1n ® precari- ; ous condition up tos fate hour last night, ‘The rim | “!Moulty to be dispelled. It appears that the de- of Mx. Eaton’s hat, a stout beaver, Was broXen off ceased woman in consequence of some misunder- close to the body and shows that tae weapon used | standing with her family quitted her residence at must have been a “sand club,’? There were no Y 7 y re " ( marks of violence on Mr, Eaton, but be compiained No. 17 West Forty Latur tegen Lees Sarite, the ol a severe pain in the yevebral column. What may | Past week with the lntention of sailing for Europe ee bpseatniatl mete se ie neem 1 is tect hod per the next steamer. She stopped a couple of days tell. 1 robbery, then the highwayman and would-be 19 ‘ew Y murderer must Lave been (rigntened away before he av the Coleman House, in New York city, where it is could complete his task. alleged she made frequent use of intoxicating drinks paLernrees at the instigation of “a friend’? who seemed to be ‘The report of the Park Meteorologica! Department | thoroughiy acquatnted with her and her intentions, for the week ending February 12, 1870, snows the | She left the Coleman House ou Friday aad crossed following atmospheric conditions of the weather | over to Jersey City in company with a Frenchman during that Barometer—Mean, 29.752 | Who, it 1s said, induced her to hire @ room at the inches; maximum at eleleven A, M., ele | American Hotel, in Montgomery street, noar the ruary 7 co,tu8 inches; minimum at six !. | recry. ‘The gentleman regisiered his name as Bont- M., February 8, 058 inoue: range, 1,150 . inches, Thermome Mean, 52% degrees; max- ssi Guilianus and her name was entered as Mrs, ‘rom that hour until her decease a con- fa lmum at four P. M., February 12, 45.5 de- | Mi grees; minmmum at six A. M., February 11, 22. ‘aille Was Iaade to aud fromthe hired apart. degrees degrees. On February $ ‘snow | ment by persons said to be relalives of Mrs. Sieb- fell Iron M. to nine P. M., to the depth of .s2 | bis. On Saturday afteruoon @ gentieman from tnche; February 12 ram fell from four A. a. to ff | New York visitea her for the auleged purpose of m- past seven A, M., to te depth of 03 | ducing her to make a will turniog over her property amount of water for the | to 4 cercain individual, itis not Impropab.e, judg tance Waveiled vy the wind | Wg from the stitements of a lew persons wo during the week was 1,793 miles. watched tie entire busiaess, that drags were admin- ue, and Lucinda, “tk, AM—Arrived, bark Jehu (not John’, Crowell, M naj achra Eagle, Seaver, Jacksonville; Sardiotan, Ketnision, furton, ¥ comico River; E CLEARED. 12th—Brig Joho M Burns, Wyman, May PR-s C Londk Coe is, Wyman, yagnez, mi Newcomb, Morrison, di K R Higgins, Pains Freeman, Newcomb, Rappahannock ‘Tangier; © P Rich, Rich, and W HW £ Lewis Lewis; Jos Baster, Baxter; © Standish, Rich, Baitimore; Ji K ;J M6 Austin, Davis; J W Vanneman, Sharp, and Davis, Had, Philade'phia; & K Vaugun, y,and BJ Heraty, Meredith, Newcastle, Dei; Manchester, Achorn, South Amboy ; Redington, Gregory, Hoboken. Cieared—Steamabips Al A Lawrence, Hailett, Baltimore via Noriolk Rohlsen, Ca'cutt White Sea, Tayior, N york. Salled—Bark Chaimette. 18th—Arrived, schrs Iduna, Rio Grande; White Swan, NYork. BRISTOL, Feb 11—Arrived, schra Harry & Ned, Greene, Haverstraw ; Fashion, Carberry, N York. : CHARLESTON, Feb 10—arrived, bark Contest (Br), Scott, York. Cleared—Schrs Lizzie A Watson, Watson, a port in Cuba; John E Daily, Wall, Nyork via Georgetown, BC; Lily, u ork. Suiled—Bark Tho Queen (Br , Hetherington, St Joho, NB} achra Ida Richardson, Bedell, Baltimore; A U Buckley, Buck- ley, Nassau, Fia, i bth Arrived, schrs Wm Fiat, NYork; M B Mahoney, Co- a e ailed--Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, NYork, ‘OKTRESS MONRKOK, Feb 13—Passed out, briga E H Ken- pedy, Sarannan; Bonlts, Matanzas; J Foliedo, itagua; schr lelica, St Thomas. * Passed in—Lrig Romance, trom Navassa for Baltimore, Arrived—Barks Serene, and Lapwing, frou Rio Janeiro; sche Edna Harwond, 1roin Matauzes for Baltimore, |GALYHATON, Feb: 6—Arrived; steamship Ariadne, El- ¢, NYor! HOLMES! HOLE, Feb 11, 4M—Arrived, schra George B Somes, Bray, Elizabethport for Portand;’ Laura B Dodd, Nears, Forttine Bay, NF, tor N York. ‘Passed by—Schr § N Hawkins, Wyatt, Boston for Charles- ton. Safled—Schra Samos, White Swan, 8 E Nightingale, Hanni- bal, Freddie W Aton, Light of the East, Herald, PM —No arrivais, Satied—Barks Juan F Pearson, Ada Carter; brig Hattle ; dclirs Jacob Kienzic, Percy, Nadab, Amelia, Charlotte Fad, Sami Fish, City, Point, Walle s Swett, RH Higging, mina Linwood, auleira, Carrie Crosby, Lizzie jan~ feats peta reaper ho petal num, Sami Ober, Magrte Cummins, J W Vannaman, Frank M Wijark Carib, Jayne, Stecrolx 17 days, fn. ball Freeman, Rachel Seaman, Voto, J'G Babeock, J i Austin, it fonda Govexjeneusid very heary. weather oh the passnae A Yord: Eta X byivester, Adela, Lydia & May, Annie May, eb 7, lat 34.00 lon 74.46, spoke three master r Ramon de 2th, 9 AM—, : 4 y Aguslay of amd from Piiladelptia for Sugua ta Grande, with | naa\for Bomiony achra aunle f actin, Weekm, and? ATCHS, foremast and Bnd fone and about 40 feet of the | Whitten, Kaitimore for do; Geo B McClellan, Keene, do for Maininast and 36 feet of the mizenmast standing, was steer- | Portland; Aico M Lewis, Stapleton, and Sargent 5 Day, Kin- Hae ay Fe atte fails akon ‘Bay, NF, for N York (utter with majaboom bro- b 3 Sth, jon 7% , oat and , m ait achovoer with malamast goue at the deck. i cle IR RD, GC er ane ee Bark Carlton, of Boston, Trecarten, Havana, 13 days, with Sugar, to Master, Had rough weather the entire passage Anorth of Hatteras, with heavy northerly winds. Ui | Ao tor NYour beet ‘as passed alarge quantity of lumber. The Cariton is | Winslow, Portian! fur coy aul ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamship Atalanta (Br, Pinkham, London Jan 17, via Havre 2tn, with mdse and 168 passengers, to Howiand & As- pinwall. Experienced strong westerly gales the en' sage. Feb 6, lat 41 09, lon 61 U2, passed « National steamship, bound BE; 12th, at midnight, 120 miles E of Sandy Hook, steamships Rhein, heace for Bremen, and Pennsylvania, hence for Liverpool. Steamship Anglia (new, Br), Craig, Glasgow and Morille, Jan 30, with mdse and 138 passengers, to Henderson Bros. Experienced very strong woncerly gales the entire passage; Feb 12, at 6 P di, 60 miles east of Nantucket lightshfp, passed scbr Nerita of St Johns, N B, waterlogged and abandoned, foremast gone and sails banging over side, mainmast and jibboom standin rd, Havre Jan 28, and a Steamship Ville de Paris (Fr), He Brest 29th, at 8 PM, with mdse and’ passengers to’ Geo Mackenzie. Touched at Halifax Feb 11, atl o'clock ja the morning; left the same day at "ll P at the New York Quarantine 13th, '» The day after departure from Brest, met with variable winds from WSW to WNW, blowing very tresh; on the Bist ex- perlenced head gales, and from that dato up to the 10h ‘a continuation of strong head sea and very rough weather. Feb 1, lat 45, lon 24 64 (Paris), met with a steamer ateerin 'W, supposed to be the Westphalia; Sth, lat 47 31, lon 41 2 (Paria), saw @ large three masted steamer, running West, pre- sumed to belong to the National line. Steamanip Geo Cromwell, Clapp, New Orleans, Feb 7, with mdse and passengers, to H B Cromwell. Steamship Alabama, Limeburner, Fernandina, with mdss and passengers, to the Florida Railroad Co. Steamsh{p Herman Livingston, Cheesman, Savannah, 60 hours, with mdse and passengers. to Livingston, Fox * Co. Steamship Tennessee, Chichester, Charieston, Feb 10, with mdse aud passengers, to H R Morgan & Co. Stoamah lp Niagara, Hiaxeman, “Richmond, City Point aud Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion Sgleamthip John Gibson, Wi ‘goto teamship John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DC, wito mdse, to Pulilips & Brown. weet Steampbip Centipede, Tilton, Philadelphia, with mdse, to master. Ship Marianna V Fz. Ferre! Lisbon, 86 days, with Had heavy W& NW Prophet could noi get iis douinant idea to give piace w tlie nt mae practt Le . igpided by ae Roman eustle | gene Williamsburg Mormons are about entering into negotations for the purchase of a Gentile Of tue il-conditioned veast of troduced Murmontsin, and ceuouncing | church edifice in the Centre of the district. on Cushion Sue Bishop made the dust Ay #56 got red 18 the tape tn is oly a ‘The receipts from Church revenue of St. Peter’s Catholic church, Hicks strcet, Rev. Father fortuagete Pope never recelvea such p fore. How tue Lisaop got nimselt Ecumenical Counc wituous tariag way trou the | Re 10 Frausioli, pastor, during the past year was $13 101, — fe 1 Will ever reniain a m to his congr Of this sum there rematned a surplus of $4,641, Psst istered watll the woman became partially losane es on n), Norton, Matanzas, 18 days, land for Bi anuab, P y ReaD uthe did, dt was tho first rouad, but 1) ony put | which has been applied for the excellent schools ate On Thursday last Thomas Sickles >, | aud quite tractaole to the Fre In | with molasses, to order—' 1 to Brett, Son &'Co. tad Gea etvipod, Ganauer irdenas.. aot oomtan him i wind for the war ou Mormoudom. Ad- | tacned ww St. Peters, rsday last Thomas Sickles, @ boy about } this state sie Was coerced to sign Le document pre- | Fough weather during the p: + 6 days north of Hatteras, | NY OK: brig Redwood denna from Brennen vie Vancing cautiously cut of @ thicket of teats, le _— fourteen years of age, In the employ of Henry Levidé } sented, ‘the visitor having been overheard Bark liza Barss (Br), Vesey, Bermuda, 19 days, in ballast, a a Roydev, Nicholson, and Hann lorria, anted a blow straight at the mead of Brighom | On Saturday evening Edward F. Young, a doy | Co., No. 49 Maiden lane, was went tote St. Nicholas | to say, “Are you willing to sign thise? | WO t,N Hatvey. | Had very tough weeiner thresghout the EPeel heaven toe Lana ewpart sciéeling i Ht ers, ia r - cata cit : vase sseaset i h wit a haven, Lee, wom N % Young, sparred at iis iollowers, laid out all ant | green years.of age, had occasion to go into the | Bank with a certified check for $200. The lad drew | 1, 18 well Known, that the deceasee possessed | gat tor, MeMuien: tnd Detbaven, Lee, trom New arde eal: - ‘ he : : a number of valuntie diamonds, ana moreover, taat | *"srig Ella (Br), Pool, Rio Grande, 62.daya, with wool and ; ve ca mney A Went eOr to, qiuladelpnia with tw: | the property belonging: to her wag vested th her. | Maes, to Geincts & Co. Cromad te Ryualor Jan 4, tn ion Portzdobane saris Gi afc fom Bondeat 7 ue i “t anda: Wiien | ‘ ' | ownname. So fur ascan!¢ learned, Mrs. Stibbins oe Beare, Wears ree La Bee 2.0L enone, Wan aria, Dean, irc ‘denas. i Ot No, 1634 Flatbush avenue, wien ail inree provided | Ove ie sea MT ardny. She retired to. | Beary gees tom ali ponte of the compass. Feo 6 lat s,ion | “Chedred “hip Corouaciuel (Bri Calhoun, Liverpool; bark themselves wi. suits or ‘loinc preparatory, to Ded never to rise allve, having been fouud dead | P,excranged signals with brig Tempest, steering Ns 9B, lat | Fortuna, Reed, do. 7 i ‘ id Tuigrating to the West, On Friday gnignt, while | Pe ARO: TAD VGLORe GXGIDeIBHUWrite a 13.40, passed a large ship, siwering SE, uvder jucy | Souriiwsir Pass, Feb 6—Sailed, barks Alessandro, Bri- Sickles ‘was asleep, the ‘other two sale ail'the re. | Yeswerday iworning. Tne grea. excitement which J ieee ah eaten her forumase was gone to the deck, and the main ‘aud | taunterbrig it Bove. maining money tnd decamped, He was then | te eventcreated was vigorously suppressed, and | mizen parity gone: NEW BEDFORD, Fed Mi—Arrived, schr Hiawatua, Lee, obliged to pawn his old garments for two dollars, but little was Known of tne aifair except to those Brig Wueen of the Sor Baltimore, with whuch he retarned to this ciiv on Saturday. b. Mowing | cular of his house, No. 443 Myrtle avenue, for some ould be ciearer, en Dolly prociaumed, taan | gasoline. The barrel containing it was only partially shat Mormonism was alioded to in tue vext, and that | fall, and he had to lean over in order to dip it ou. the great pattie of tue Locd Was Ww take place on this | In doing so he loet his balance and fell in, and being conlinent apd thal afterall toe wicked were wiped | unabie to extricate himself was soou sufocated. cut, the sainis—wiln Le Propuct Snow as Loss— would rae the earth with s rod of irom. This last Aa Riser heee te 1 statement was atiered with great unction and gave | _4 Warrant was isgued y ay by Police Justice chapter of Kevelations witnouy a scrat connected with the family. In the room with the Sailed—Schra Wm Arthur, Andrews, Baltimore; Siephen tire ealiefaction. New \ork city was deatinea to | Walsh, on complalut of Jobn Golding, outdoor | W SeAsel y ni her youngest 8 a al dee civilization, Ke sald, and binted tbat he would be | grregt of Joxeph Sinnott on a charge of asgault and i to. happened to open the door, and, as alleged, saw the | “'yrig Roczy Glen of Newport), Dorr, Galveston 23 days, | MAbs Wickturs for absenceof a complatpant was remanded to the sta- tion House until to- NY¥ore, daughter administering sometning to her mother, | with cotton to SC Adams—vessel to taster. Experien: HY Hackett, Robbins, Erovidence for Nos “ ‘ tol ~ after which she 1s satd to hy used the words, “Oh, | heavy Nic gales most of Svieas five days north of Hat- 1th, 8 AM--Arriyed iu the night, schrs Francts Hatch, i adicine: 5 Feb 10, lat 38 59, lon 74, spoke ‘schr Ramon de Aguria, 4 Dee ee ohn teellesh th a: ony tut is terrible medicine,” and subsequentiy | tera, = i Soe 35) SPORE gurls | Young, Newcastle, Del, for Providence; Sakwa, Kelly, Cold The twenty-third annua! convention of the Theta from Philaceiphia for Sagua, is of foremast aud jiv- | ror di Recah, Keoniston, Warebaa fon New kor , tar struggled violently, the froth oozing from her mouth. 3 highs ? 8) Delta Ubt Frutermiry takes place at the Astor House bebe expressions are attributed to the gon, and ee et ee ne (ihe: Cina Merrick, Hand, Jackwonviilg for order ie jibe Orman, , New ‘ord tor N ; Rot + 7 on the 17th aud 18th Inst. The exercises wiil | it is said that wien riod Creams Denese i gett, Provincetown close on the evening of the 18: sent for his sister stated that she would get the vather, c for banquet, on which Secasion an oration ‘ill be do. | fainily doctor from New York, Returning from New £ ¥ atiand: Annie ‘Marin probably Undloe, Ma hvered by Wiillam L. Stone anda poem by I. H, | York yeaterday morning the sop Was evidently over. | Tot aay Ecob, A large number of graduate brothers reai- | Come with rief and wus iuch excited throughout | Wo City, NJ, Ucad Centre. The preacher was as eloquent and | yore unintelligibie Train, but not sofuuny, He was enn a s] * srileeilecrepared to pouront we viicr kis wren | narualls) roughly elevated by alkiok dealt wim by Op the luckless Mormous and wouldceriainly bave | ‘onicial,” ag he states. on terms of indelicate s3aid KOwething worthy of being mentioned in Us | girpoey with ls wife, Mary Sinnott, who, in her aeport but for the mischievous oman beast aiready | cegive shame of exposure, cut her trout She aeeree tO wil recover, ‘The busband will be arraigned for TYE RAT PIT MISSION. Src gee eb ‘y. Golding is the individual who was (30 very any. With Paval | NYork for Portland; An Martin (probably Undine, Mi an tim, do for Boston or Providenes; J K Mundell, Howard, do for Georges Bunk. Provecdinagn Vexterday—The Pit Changed, | POST OFFICE STATEMENT OF L2sT YEAR. | genti yi th di PORTLAND, Feb. 11—Arrived, steamship Prussian (Br) . ss 4 in the city and elsewhere are expe: i @ entire day. next da} ined no serious damage. ee thal rey; sobre Bengal : but Kit Still Unconrerted. nnn hon to the CCAVOCAEION of regular dniseatons er Coroner Burns was summoned to the premises in | Schr SN Smith, Barret, Virginia for New Haven. | Bol Augelina Pant Rockinan tr Ne ee The attendance at tue Holy Dog Pit yesterday was | qhe following 1s the statement of bosiness dono | MTangemeuts for the closing festivitites on the | the morning, and ho immediately ordered the arrest | Sehr Ciyde, Oastek, Mabladeiplia for Providence. | “Giearea—irig Rolerson, Maso, Cardenas; schra Ht Prescott, evening of the 1sth contemplate the orchestr - | of the Frenchman, on whom strong suspicion resis. Passed Tarough Hell & ny NY ork, vices of a band of music, vine the eaulsvance 7 one Detectives Carro!l and Stratford are now busy in aot Moth ae, PROVIDENCE, Feb 11 Arrived, of the most distinguished florists has been secnrea | Working up the case agamst the prisoner. Tne lat- tek m ae FS 2 pipes) gatbliip, and St James, Kecfe, Norfolk; le to teke chargeof the decorations of.the dining hail. | ‘Fr, when. BM het to the police station, gave his Sonn write binson, Rayinond, Gleuceater, Taays, for Now | Alexandria; Win A Jewel, «ich; Laura A W ec’ dl Robinson. Hand, Hand; BR & 8 Vorsu: Atnong the distinguished graduates wno have signi. | Dame as Charles Mabbecchi, and asserts that he 18 @ | SRL 'T) Adams, Robins, Moston for Philadelphia, ie, Baltimore; Joba Cnt fled their invention to attend are Judge Samuel p. | Jeweller. He is twenty-mue years of age, and re- Scbr Mercer, Wasuon, Bridgeport for Eulzaberbport. Hateh, Young, Neweasti Morris, Geners! Hillyer, Lieutenant Governor | Mamed obstinate all day, refusing to answer aay pict wory large, the small room being crowded with well | with Ewrope and the West Indies by the New York @resved ladies and gextiemen, drawn thither mostiy | post Office for the last year, ending Vecember 31, By curiosity, partly by religions seeing, from | 1999. The total quantity of letiers received and for- among the residents of the City of Churches | warded during that tle was 10,681,032 and the post- mn, and Isaac Keone, - wallader, Steeiman, and ‘Francis Wel; Mary D Cranmer, Craniner, and the city of Jersey. The room ways neatt 75579 Philadelphia; Nathan Clifford, Ballock; Nathl Holmes, apered and decorated with mai tere TT eget Reach, Jouu Lrouguatm, ex-Mimster Jono tay. and | destions relating to the death of Mrs. Stipbins. A reach tet Northup; Cyntla Jane, ball; itachelJane Cook, and Maz: PB ea Oy sminall cards BECRIVED. tli ; post mortem examination will be made this fore- Sebr L W Gifing, Giflng, Virgiula for New Haven. tha, Smito, Blizud hport. mipeohed to the mally and bearing sometimes very tatters, Postage, | er a hoon, anda Tig investigation commenced by the | Beit Zerla, Crowell, Baltimore for Fortana. Salied—Schra Jus Luclish, Barker, Elizabethport; Connec- id Teer pede oe Fescnded & Wel + 1,066,516 $300,817 | 4 young. man named Patrice O'Neu w oon ee it ie ramoreastnat one of the men who WV U'twater, Parker, ihuluniore for New Haven. tion Stephenson, aul ‘eo F Brows, Heauingway, XYork, pvt ny snotber Co ge siatement, 971,875 fe a de as yester- were present when the will was signed was heard to a adm cecone Donia sonny ae i ene RY ae 10--sailed, sche Ringleader, Kinnear, Port- Crosa, No Crown,”’ and sti! another re a M4 + Rs e ’ . r Prudence, Cobb, dl ize for Bouton. jwnd for NYork. acnigtouatan to Stand up for Jeane)? hee Bae « GBR80T pt bere 3 hare aderman Miller, presiding at | gax if the Coroner Was a democrat, and said thatthe | Schr Mary Langdon, Bennett, Port Johnson for Sater. WILMINGTON, NC, Feb 10-Cleared, schr Ocean Beil, ‘who Will be the matron of the Magdalene asylum + 678,109 Essex Market Police Court, on a charge of grand | case would not eh es Sete dark vei, nee Chasey oe eat Ho i org bes 9056 i ek: ee Mahle, $i PI tare se . 34,049 7 ’ e} a yw sliroudsa the entire macrer wi) ir Harvest, Corwin, zabethport for Bristol. A! AM, Feb Hailed, sehr Saral onniaston, New nha ., ev. 5 a - ser- we ory y > NY, Seg a te chr Breeze, ia, a orttor New Haveao, eV. r Mckay, who in the course of his Same futon,” - he evening aaauaa Aiiak teen che 8 ky Jameson, on, New York for Boston. Dasactee i WLLANEO remarks ‘freely quoted the parables of Jesus, | West Indi * aud commenced drinking and playing cards, Afier TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS. Sars roe eeariae Son ee: SSOLUIE DIVORGES OBTAINED In speaking of the prodigal gon Le said ie a wiule the party became boisterous and abusive to Legal everywhere. Deser- Schr Sallie Burton, Palmer, New Yor for Staraford, Courts of diferent “4 Total... seeeees 5,164,708 such an extent bat farriv, ordered t uartz mines in the vicinity of Helena, Mon- ) 5 wae B Hibie elf, and adds@, “I care oy, Pi red them out The quartz iy ena, Mon- My &O. ublicity. charge In ad Tana Bee pie auth ciestioy oats the wookior i FORWARDED, Of the place. Eis orders were disregarded, abd he | tana, are paying better ana are in a tore prosper- | SH Byeiye Burger New York for stantord, ance. eer eee ts Luke! That sioue would save the world.” This uma ease bal viet cand Banereok 2 een oe Wine 80 doing he | ous condition tuan ever before, { ae Attorney, 78 Nassau street. partaaiity for Luke evidently annoyed a rather trri- ; id Hamburg. 7 181,98 21,5) Tancied he fel 18 (O*Neti’s) Nand pressed against Late advices from the Cedar Creek mines report D. ea ™ ae fable gentleman present who hastily arose and lett | yorth German Union, 697,405 $1,609 | is pantaloons pocket, When Harrington r-encered | gayorable discoveries inside the guickes. This place | Snip Glory of the Seas, San Francisco; sohr Moutrose, New | (TATARRITHAT DISEASE WHICH DISTRESSES Us the place, remarking sotto vove, “Um goiwg. BY | peigium + 766,611 114,976 | the saloon he discovered that a wallet coitaining | wi undoubtedly ve the largest camp in Montana | Orlexns, r “ Pe GUS ALIEVANTOR asrodable and rellavie, G—4, thad’s ail I want to hear? ‘Tne extoration | Nesrerangs, + 88,643 4,065 | $182 had been stolen from hin. Me secured ‘he ser- | quring the coming sensoa, Wind at sunset NW, frenh. a naey Gudueh Laila canine ine ciunrtecee meet sas followed ny a revival byuin beginnwg Syieeenns {foo 8.472 | vices of an. oftcer of the Hleventh precinct: ho | “A "Dgggenger train on the aston and Michigan Caliokoked | Simnpies, Bb cente, \OUlibre BRIGGS, Newark, Ne Je 4 vi * 5 o ar a Q he mam 10 “ - “A I ER I a Sap PAS 4 gl Badd 4.629 14,098 | Geiault of $1,000 bail. Raliroad ran off the track near Troy, Ohio, Saturday , Marine Disasters. UMAN HAIR.—WHOLESALE STOCK OF REAL hone 894,971 60,570 ee night, The engine broke through the trestle work | sone Lavga B DODD, Mears, from Fortune Bay, NF, for | TO HAM ewitenes, retat ing at wrholenale prices; Chateiat Mr, Litde, the superintendent, then came forward ‘dias Yesterday morning Mrs. Merkle, living at 459 | # fifteen feet. The engineer, Oreman and | New York, at Holmes’ Hole llth inat, reports 2d inst, fn a | Bralca or Chignons, ony $5, at 251 Grand strect, near ‘Lora end made alingion to the fact that none of the gris sbenesssseee «+ 6,526,328 $718,218 | ontn avenue, appeared at the Coroner's oifice with another man were very badly injured of the peighborpood were present. He stated that ‘ “ReCAPrEULATION. i the ‘rooms wi ot yet ready for their reception; | Burope and Ww. IndienHee'd. hri64, 704 $720,358 | @ note from Dr. Harris, of the Board of Eeaith, set- pany Relive. was catany Pit ed yoaterday afar: Capiz, Jan 24—The Joi 526, in aie from WNW, lost Jibboom, with ali attached, stove boat | & Taylor's, between Bowery und Chryaite street, Soa broke malntocm. © i watt nt Nicolas, American bark, Nico- ADICAL CURE, WITT UT KNIFE, CAUSTIC OR ud st was not d_ best to encourage them Ww ) Burope and W. lndies—Forw'd, 718,218 | ting forth shat her husband, John Merkle, haa died | noon near Chatham Village, N. Y., by being kaocked | jor tent fF that of this pork cud got on the'ber werere slo cecal ihe Feivie Visors, Diseases and Detortidee enter until every tuldg was ready to taxe tae in.” __TUNSTE | ng Sorel ns, ar nanan, dot Mara nat ed | Rous eons ty coy wiageead 10g ore betas eels: | Keteees eatenereeirhse ances Kenetane | nepersecatyra temas boos sod Detorade bricf and pyivdie addseas was followed by & GYADO WB)... nenenne 10, the Fye, Nose, Face and Perso! i ney 4, DANG 100d $1 467.b1A } won, From Wioraphion received from we adored } Kile pody was horribly mangled. Ws 49) 90, Dus aklog 60 Sealy thal php bod fo bo Tu Lika, MD 146 Lagigaton greppn