The New York Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1871, Page 5

ECC ee NEW YORK, HERALD WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1871—TRIPLE SHEET. 5 | RUMORS OF FLIGHT. _OPATEN | AMUSEMENTS. Beoth’s Theatre. Mr. Owens appeared on Monday night in Tay- lor’s clever comedy of “The Victims” as Joshua The nondescript character of the CITY COMPLEXITIRS, this important position, evince quite as devermmea @epirit as the Aldermanic candidates on the subject of not having their votes ignored by tue Board of Canvassers. Hardly had Judge Brady disposed of the above matter when applica- ticn was made to him for an alternative mandamus Tequiring the Board to count the voves for Assistant Aldermen. The Judge promptty granted the man- 4 aking the same returnable to-morrow, when an tment wi be heard as to iis continu an Tevukeu.en! ‘The resuit o1 thts tegal action was to put guite a @iserent complextou upoo the very intellectual faces of the buard of Canvassers. They were ru:t- deadly seized with a very strong desire to canvass ¢ Alderinanic Vote, afd sat until a late hour yes- jay cunvassing the of the down town ‘Wai ds jor Aluermen Ito Uses and Beautios—Interesting Experi- ments. | ‘The eon oho Scientific lectures for the beneft | Dutterby. of the fund of the Young Men’s Chris- | humble friend aud admirer of genius is not tian Association was delivered at their hall, corner of | the best suited to tho display of Mr. Owens’ pow- Flare-Up in the Massachusetts Medical Society. ALLOPATHY VERSUS 1OWGIPATHY. James M. Sweeney and “His Man Fri- day” Both Out of Town. | Sixty of the Homa paths o2 Trial for Unbecom | img and Uaworthy Corduc:—Lhe 3eoret Pro ceedings Outfiank:d by an Injunotion. Grauted to the De‘endante—Ifow the Leputy Sneriff Trapped Them, Twenty-third street and Fourtn avenue, last night, ers, and it was difficult to Place the Mr. Butter- by Professor Doremus. Notwithstanding thearrival by which he Presented to us, At times there of the Grand Duke and the consequent rush Of was a tinge of vuigirism, which marred the com- | the gentler sex to cee big august Royal Highness, | plotencss of his acting, but Im those scenes where | the ladies were the major part of the audience who | the more broadiy humorous replaced the queter attended the lecture last night. The large hall of touches Mr. Uwens acted with great felicity. The the building was literalty crammed. wing scene with the strong-minded Miss Crane ; to the arrangement of the experimental. ap- was capitaliy rendered, as was bis interview with i Have They Gone to Europe Together ? MAYOR AND HIS PROPOSALS. ACTING ON THE COCTOR'S vote and Assistant didernen, tion of Muntcipal Dignities by the : ADVICE, Beard (sf Aldermen. paratus—which was in many Fuzherbert aier ue unsortanate auair of the Lou. | Gentiemen Nominated, ‘This Board met at half-past two o'clock yesterday teasena wit halt Points disadvaiy | em, Miss Mary Wells Was very Muccessiul ay he Bostow, Nov. 21, 1871. ae NO Aaiterpoon, President Coman inthe chair, Thereso- “All things are possible’ ts one of the wise | to sce the = ie andience were able sirong-mind ud lemaio—the iudy had. We advantage — The members of the meaical’ fraternity iu Mae i experiment. This can! Of luoking her pari, im the second piece Mr pachusetts have just cntorcd apon & Wa Wirt PEO lution regulating the speed Of trains on the Harlem | aphorisms which do not become less pertinentin hardly be termed mismanagement, ag the construc. UWens Wus more at home as Solon suiuyle, the Mind and Cousidering Their Ways. Mr. Tweed and His Legal CPur-aers. Amorning contemporary stated yesterday in a bold and striking way that Mr. Charles W’Conor had said that the conviction of Mr. Tweed for his uleged frauds upon the city was impossible, A HgkALD reporter called upon Mr. O’Conor to in«uire as to the truth of this svaiement, and he stated that it had not the Shauow of @ foauta- ry ‘There ts reason to believe ry er. empuatic coutradf.iwn to this report will very speedily ve given, aud ina shape which the > HE CORONERS ON THE WARPATH, | At the Mayor's Office. ‘Tee public entry of His Imperial Bighness did Oy interiere With the prompt attendance of the OF wi Ine Oilice, Delther did Jt cause him tw leave # to take any part tu the procession, Buere were & ve ; ublic Wii. pudeistand and appieciate, Mr. Tweed ev cakers at the Mayors office yesterday, and pia some of bis sends Will ind uae ty cannot ms these were severai newspaper reporters. go unwhippod of j;ustice, aud thit the charge of ‘Phe gentlemen of the press were nol very lortunate, age Lemord to the uranl Jury yesterday is not {tt means all rouad und far, signiiying nothing. busiuess, ans 6: USD S4 Will Very mi ecduy euler Ur on & criuinal stage Wal Is not dulikely to ultmMaie im tne deié:iants concerned therein Wearing the ping sing ualern, ‘OUR MUNICIPAL CORRUPTIONS. Judge Bedford’s Charge to the Grand Jury in General Sessions—“‘Stupendous Frauds Against the City Treasury’—Jhe Law No Respecter of Either Political Parties or Privave Persons—The City Judze Puts Himself Square on the Kecord, Wowever, iu ovteining any very definite imiorma- ‘@po irom His Worst!p. Ke 18 still mysterious about ‘Mr. Tweedy resiguatton, but does not contradict tye siatement made in reiereuce thereto in the S@2RALD on Sunday, The, public may receive that | Watewent with coniidence. sr, tweed will not | ®eetgn unless he can nave his own way. As that | Way will not be granted to him, and as he will be amuwn a newer, More decisive. aud a Mure Urpleds | wut way in alew dave, tt is, practically, a matter of were littie moment ¥ Leiher he resigns or not. With _ftference Lo the other appointments there is still, at ‘eresent, the game uncertauty that Las mantilested aeu iately by all tiose gentlemen wio bave bad presented to tuem civic positions ac the hands of the Mayor. The appomtmeat of Mr. LG, Sievbing as ® vommissiouer ui the Vevarupent of i ublic Parks | regarded us very patisiucior; by the pulnic, aad fils DOUMCAUON O14 the acceplance it is uDUer- tas Mr, Stebdins wil probably be elected surer Qi thé Loard, takiug ihe position now lu by sudye Hiligu. ihe sayor aso olered & missiouersiip to Mr, George M. Vau Noit, Piet bas ves connected with the Park opera- Qs lor fourteen years, Which was ue imod, as hé preierred to noid t's preseut fon of Cumptrolier in the cdepartmen. it jerstovd that the app iutment has veeu leaudered 20d, Walhum ‘4, ulodgett, wae bas Bot yet signdied i acceptance. Mi. villou, itis dot ua. fase Mr. oweeny’s pluce as Commission. iis ,ente Peotiags of the Lead tor 6 HE resuined Nils atvendaace y wiand, Who has been ouered by the Aiay Mulss.ouershl) in the vepartinent of Puvuc Lustruc- Reon, vacant by we resignatiou of Nr. Bel, bas uot wevepted tie position, Mr Boglind says le is tukiny about it, but there 18 no doavt tha: He Will mMavely ACCopl, und tiat Ns Coy ness Wil Wear olf, The Comprroliews Onice. Mr. Comptrojler Green was very busily enraged lerday witu tue duties of bis oillce, He credued ape Departweur of Ducks with $160,000. He has not yet mace aay 8, pulntinents in nis department, bat #% is undersiood Lat Mr, Kichard A. Stotrs-will bo Feappoited Leputy Comptroller in the course of fe gay. ‘lo-day the Coroners will walt upon Yesterday was anutner white day on the calendar Of (he business trausacted in the Court of General Sessions. ‘Ihe Grand Jury, which has been sitting im sexdion since the opening of the present Nuvem- ver term, had sieivered to them the subjoined forel- ble and suggestive judicial charge. Tue court room was crowded irom the opening of the doors, it hav- ing become known that Judge Bediord would charge the Grand Jury on the suvject o! our gigantic mu- nicipal fraais and corruptions, lis recommenda- ton that the Grand Jary should send for Mr. Charies eS} Was especiilly Commenwd on with great avori— THE CHAR ik. @xNTLENRN—I have convened you this morning for a most important and solemp purpose. The day beiore the @iectiou Lchurzed you upon the election laws. and usked Operation w malutain the purity oF the balot box by rompt fusictment of ail pe charged belore your bouy with any manoer o: electun tratds; aod Lam gid to Know tat tue decisive postion ¢ {ook deterred many irom te ida upon the uuilot Lox, and terly rea kiess and wuld take no warning wilt meet with the speedy justice thetr eri 7 0 yt the same reason that public good to coarge you tw relation ti . Bow demands my conveiiug you tals morning. WE ARE IN THE MALS OF A MOUSE VITAL MUNICIPAL compelied me, in bebalf of the election laws, Ors We all know that for months ablicly ch couEMiBiN Fraucs’, ‘and fro tain persons have been tie mival sipen ous olliclal sources Traudd acalust the city's treasu he Comptroller in reference two tue payment of theit | rat lis great anctal and commie al tactropy- i fees, At the meeting of the Board of Avporiion. dtwught ty tie very verge of bankrujtey. She bas been uot f ty near! ed tinaucially, bu: ber fair fame has been mont on Monday Mr. Cornptroller Green, in bis ree pony A ey ts yon . iN AND OONTEMPT _ por stated thatthe appropriation ‘or Coroners for Bhe year 1371, amounting to $67,553 03, had ail been et: This would lead the pobiic to believe that Smount had been paid to this year’s Coroners, Aad i Would seem that w wouldve sui. among ali good state of affairs cannot and aust wot omy. any ot our foremoxt aut honored 00 veatizate these (raul ani to the gufity to putshment, aud { have no d.uot there is Biiticeut eviience to bring about this consumnativp, Your doug womnipareut; you are respousivie to nobo.ty; yon can pend for wiliradea nid ior papers und can command wwe je ve -mscot all ihe demands of these perong arte of sie daw to compel O @dience 0 your suiamns, public officers, A short explanation wilt correct ae See ey cant rin el pubic mind, [i ts this explanation that soe who#e ana ex'tess honcaty und Roilides hive been 1 mers Will PUL WEry eipuaticaly beiore | Uruizut to Ober ia the lovestivation of these frauds and the | Comptrolier day. Tn the year 1808 ine segisia. — Prospeuuen oF the perperralirs. | Tie i eitalye wertorineh. | dow led the tees Of the Coroners, vat uegiected fa lyu' the alieced crimfants, it esald, base ded trom the Provide a cCorre-ponuding appropriaion, ip wiry, while yet ua wiala matters not. county, uy i Kut tas Wien the power of the law fs put forth 1 will reach them, wherever they mav be. 1, TURREVORE, UROF YOU, urors, to tmmediately 1960 i Was also negiected, and in isiv, Waeo tue Stention of we Legislature was cullea to it, & pepe 3 Was imade oy Mr. weed that # suilicieat as citizens and as swore Grand mM should be paced tn the 4ax -ievy to cover the i ts tute a gil {uvestigatlon into ail these hotorious.Lrathlay Fequirewent. Tuis was never done, wid rather andes present ull whom may be welieved to.-\ve. guilty, D: ver 260,000 vi ihe approoriauon Whicd Mr, niind wi tucy may be, forthe law ie bo reapecter o: euler potideal parties ur private or yuole persons, to unis great duty 1 kuow tue ioarged Diatrict Attorney will ald yuu 40 tue vee of tis ul more | Gren 8 0) Was taken lo pay the fees ol 870, The resait of this is that tue Coroners o ids1 have ‘Y puly received three montis’ ices, aud are uow rly ulue Mouths in ariear, When it is COusidered se OUt Of this first and Outy payaleut tie newiy- glected = oruncrs bad to pay Weir assessments dd their eiecuon bills, twill, be seen i there was vot much ieit fer them to pay their Bousenoil wud persvudl Capelses during Lie re- gaint, dine Montas, Lhe Hardsiip vt Uais negiecs fo bt) UF puolic pers..us, Ds crisis, 10 piuce mysell oO} AG ONE WHO WILL DO AL to pumsh the perpetrators of these fri d te I in seatoring pu ive couudence and regaluing for New york her vnce euvied position, The Grand Jury tuen returea, greatly le vy @ dear jug ada vard-worked — ly Of public Oficers. The Condition oO! the cng 8, pe “1 , Deedit las oven ar so low Aa coo iy astq rea COMPEROLLER GREEN AND THE G0- i der it imperative tur chose Who Were compelled to BEI WEENS. Besign weir Ch.iins for fees aud sataries LO pay the | Axiravagunl rate oi Gity per ceui mterest. To THE EDITOR OF THB HERALD: Now that Mr. Green is peru:anent Comptroller, he niust take the reins tu his own hands and ad- minister the duttes of ms oflice Without the aid or advice oj irresponsible nobodies. He is a scand ana caretul lawyer, and @ very short study ot we legal duties of his O.tice, With his proved integrity © Aldermuvie Voie. On Saturday last, as will ve remembered, Juuge Barnard granted a pereiuplory Manaawus requiring he Board of Canvassers to couut the votes cast for Aldermen at the Jute eecion, Tas mandamus foea not seem W fave set coulortubly ou the SomaAchs of he Calvussers, ani they are anxious tO anu 1udustry, Will sv0u resiure contilence to the get rid Of I application was Accordingly putiic and the honest crediturs of the city. ‘Ths , made yesteruay, beivie Judge Brady, siting wag tie auvice Of One Oi Mr. Green's best friends, “si fas Supreme «Court Chambers, to change even wien he was bee oversnaduwed by the ull- tb Seerkint as » devourug King. Under tue new reyme let fais peremptory mundainus t on alternative tee ve uo “o-ueLWeous; tilMt system has Mandamus; or, ih other words, 1b was au effort, rust cur city muir ot dollars and caused untold through that suarpiy suvile strategy Of the iaw’s de. abMoyaoce aad gg! appt SUSPICiON, Often, per- ; > haps, Watounued, but al vara injurious 10 the Up. faye, (o squelch the mandamus, The watter must {Aud Honest wiNtatstration oF the bustles OF v have £Ot nuised avout in sume Way, ior thecourt we NO one Quubls lis Megrly OF ability ior the position ue Has been appointed to, ‘inere 18 no doubt be Wul redect credit on tiv toancial depart- Weut oF OUF MeiTOpohs; yet tl Wil be Wel. for Hun Ww gourd agaist Wwe danger of ireaponstine par- es and dvoid Lhe ivub.teps of bis predecessor. OBSERVER, Toom was crowde i, ald ainong ihese were con- @picnous many oi the jae Aldermanic candidates ea.miug to have been elected wt the late election, bad, Of course, BuxXt0Us LO Assure at the Degmuing the new yeur the respoosible 1uuctions appertain- Ang wo our City raters. NI, O'GORMAN said that he, a% Couxsel ior the Board of Canvassers, hug been calied upon to wake | felarn to the uundamus. All be coun say was oat the order hud not veen vue im ts Hanus Maul MISSIONARY CONVENTION, Denomiaationsiivm Deprecuted. A miss.onary convention was held yesterday Paull ition placopal r late lust evening; Luat it Was an important matter, “% S& Pauls reg ne A ay a hg Honsartsing 11.14, Revemed to hin, on Conmection with tie anniversary ag it tbe el 10, 'y eXduna lat the JAW uf ie!) woo eral missionary doctety. ihe excitewent ute @heu cLurery Lie ob oOnwor the Load oF Adermen teudant ou the reception of the Grand for (us year, und 49 the wandauus re beara of Canvassers 0 ct thought (hey vugit ty luve (aeir day ha Cour co be Beard in revere ce to (ue questioa, aud Un Based Lidl bue CoUure Would wit: Maddanius ty an aliernany Bf! soe dutuce ay. On taw Ule County canvassers bad UnbL eriaay to per form the work, so chat incre would be no har to ured Wie Int BAL cert y, Ne Duke interiered somewhat With the numbers pres- ent fp the morning aud aciernoun, but in the evening the congregalon Was large. Aa essay was read iu + the mourning by Kev. Dr. Love, of Chicago, on the question, “Is at preferable to concentrate oar | foreign missionary work to @ few principal nite | sions or io xeek to Carry On missions 1D a greater te result. é Mr. LAWRES CE ite did not ree any possible mumber of places?” A digcussiun of tbe question feason why the $f le OFier suonid be wter a. . followed tne reading of tte essay. on It was a dec! ouri, perhaps a iti In the afternoon Kev. Dr. WENTWORTH, Of Troy, read on essay advocating the severance of the foreign and the domesuc mission work of the | society. He thought tiat the siranzest auomaly of missionary Operations 16 the speading of so much mouey to sustain Carisuauity 1D URrishan countries, He thought thas tere was a luck of honesty and al, (Ul Made because ticre Was rea eer. Hhey hau been Wid again and again Wat the Board Meant io count these lckets, sub-equent events Bas shown, however, that ihe Board was simpiy img io pul tue matter oir until tuey could yet pugl With Lhe sts of Eiection, und wea @ake Lor dual adsounvement and adjyura, They would aiready have uujourned but tor tis man. damus. v Aut. OGORMAN replied that it was. avery unusual UPTisitaess iu beegiug mouey for foreign missions proces: r anu {hea spending #0 much as We do on the domes- pare. UU WO Mane © pecernplory, ManCAGIUs e | ic work. THe LeOIe Should have tne right to say how weir mouey sun appropriated, and, 10- ee [tied Bitar Gags palb od stead of lessening their subscriptions, he believea Bir, U'GORMAN asked that ihe Hearing be set down ‘att tne vperations of the society were diviued Aor LiUsaNe a vw action of the Koara gud made in sepeudeut those sutscriptions would be . , CLENTON said Ue Act of the Board was a ‘ . frauduicnt wick. hat there Was now haidy ume horn nee eee ae bree age 4 Set iaared H pti sane wount ome it emaine five per cent of the missiouary appropriauions went 1 Lhursday ou 0 " fi J } matter Would be tugged wloDy SlOWIy, aud. there Sohretc Deateee LI a er Ra ae would be no count, On Frivay they woul have a fh & Ail ores eyes emacs ‘ = Se eee tueir labors, aud there would be ® ion gouars wnich have been svenc during the last | Mr. O'GUKMAN read au aMdayit Ly Alderman Co- SeVel years an average of Dut tweive and @ halt per | . man, in which it was stated that the continuance Set has Dees Pe ern ran oe | the mandamus would be likely to create lime Pe then. He ist aa Sg ak ce ing ou, and cost tue city miiiuns Of dollars, a! gag a mnsenas on tee ‘Mi. Beacn, Who appeared ior the Hoard, sadthat © nea Oy Peay he © Botan | they Were Willigy to go on with the count, and Fane iccacenennn BOCehY ban pm, H oagit | Would go On With it honestiy, but. meantime, they evominats ona of. 1 irr agenrd | wan to ve heard iu Court, “They desired that the Es Cot wari uy ayia wo" nane ) TE OLINTON sill insiaved tinal the argament LULuerans OF Presbyterians or Cauiuies yeoume | Should be to-morrow (Wednes«ny). Methodists, rather than in Jeaving tuem to get to | Judge BRADY Gual 7 @ heaven by the light of ‘ther own sand Ee Te Tally Getermined that they whould churcnes, and devoting ourselves to the heath See Ure thomid-atpeah Ana hep hed ane on ait || uO have uotie, or omy the crudest, Wweas ot God. P and If it should appear that they had gove on with Juese remarks were ; reeteu heartily by the Couven: | | te count without any delay it might then be ad- journed over until Thureday to suit ur. Keach pen. | YOu. Dre Laven, of Bustos, Hill, Love, baliwin—w 1s, Teturned (hinese missiugary—Vrauge Judd and gagemen ate ip | otbare, too Dark, 4 comnts tee ot sev n wae 8 . jointed to aftange fora siuiiar convention next Candidates for. Aginant Aldermen, Fear. Jn the evening Sddresses. Were uelivored by, The select ew anxious to serve the city as Assist- ma Waugh, of In Jacoby, of Germany; and ' ant Aldermen, and claiming to have been elected to . 4. Cleveland, of Phi Y iad tiadephim the fleeing away of auy other of the men who have | been prominent in the squabbles which have dis- tarbed, in recent times, the peace of the municipal happy family, Sad may be the fortune and fate which has disturbed the even venor of the ways of these mortals and has compelled them to desire above all things cise that this bitter cup be taken away from their shrinking lips; but a humorous characteristic more than overshadows the sadness ai that season when their brilliant careers reach thelr seeming period—and dountiess areal one in publio. aunais—in the gossip and scandal conuected with Precipitous and rataer graceless Might. It is, there- fove, far from strange that any rumor gains credence that implicates the supposed aguressors agamst public prosperity, ‘These are some 0: the reasons which caused the ; public mind to be impressed as with trun by the Teport that Mr. James M, Sweeny, brother of Peter 4b, Sweeny, had gone, ikke Woodward and Garvey, “where une Woodbine twineth,” or, in other words, Woodward, suppu3ing tbe destination of all to be the same, Mr. Samuel J. Tilden was rumored to have some Positive knowledge of the whereabouts and dotoga of Mr. Sweeny. for that reason a reporter yester- @ay went to Mr. Tilden’s dwelling and utiempted to obtain an interview. He wasiuformed by the private secretary of Mr. [iden that he was already beset by a. comuitttee Of a dozen or more gentiemen, and hau bkewise an appointment with an ther com. mittee, and Could not possibiy see the reporter. ‘The Secretary refused persistenily to acquaiut hir. Tilden with the object of the reporter's visit. From tie realdence of Mr. Tilden the reporter vroceeded tu that of Air. Peter 3. Sweeny, He rung the bel, and the door was opened by a servant, & young man witha bionde complexion and an inicipl- ent mustache strazgiamg with atverse .ate on his up. | ‘Phe reporter lookeu at tim pityingly, and | | Present France, per bsked | he tollowing questequi— ‘a Mr. veter B. Sweens it home 7? “He 13 a0) at home. leaving word as to where ne was going or when | he would retura.” “Well, 1s slr. James Sweeny at home? ‘Nhe blonue youug gentleman looked at the re- porter, au. the reporier looked at tue Lioude young | gentieinan, ‘Ihe latter faltered, ! “What do you want to Kuow for?” at the same | time lvoking up the wide fight of stars, { “) wish Very much to Know witetuer he is m town Or uot, and would like to sce hin ¢? ou can't gee nim, because he isn’t in.” hen le has (e ttown??? “yes? (unguardedly), He then added quickly anu In @ very discoucerted way, “i do not “know.” | “Wat day did ue leave New York?’ asked the inqu'sitor, Jooking at the untortunate youug man as if revdy to put the most unsophisticated iain in Whatever he suld. Tne young man again faltered, biusned, looked up tue siauway aud said:— *. dun't remember.” At tnis moment some one was coming hastily down tne stairs, like a War horse na-tening to the rescue when the scent of battie comes irom alar. It was @ gentleman who very closely resembled the ! Sweenys, and, Irom what ioliowed seemed to take more thau @ usual tuterest in the atairs of that ilusirious house, The HERALD representative had uo sooner surveyed the | Dew cuner on the scene than he was addressed as follows, in an ungry, peremptory tone:— “Whatdo you want? “I would iike to see Ar, James Sweeny.” “You can’t see im,” “Ig ne nos iny? “Ng? he in town!” ‘Ls that any Of your business 7” «Weil, sir, 1618, nso much as I wish to get this information tor the HERALD, und 4s the HERALD has always treated Mr, Sweeuy @a.l all tne other per- sous convecied with the cily goverument very fairly, 1.l0 ot reush being Narsbly treated When actuated onty vy @ dezire vo get al the truth.”” “Welt, sit,” said the representative of the Swee- bya, upparently suuewbat motlived, ‘ibat's true, tha’s true. (ll tel you; alr. Sweeay leit town last Saturday, throagn tne order 0: wis physiciaa.’’ “iias ins golug away uO conDecrion Wiin the pres- ent excitement, might 1 ask Y? “0, su. Gone to Europe! Why, he hasn’t gone tweuty-tour pours from the city, There 1s not the least Glemeai of traia in the story.” Vere as he goue 1” hh, you'll see all about that in to-morrow’s Papers.” Some further conversation was had with this gentieman, but his responses showed a disagiee- Quie degree Of suspicion; 80 the reporter wished him ool nicht. He weuded bis medituive Way aciuss the muddy pavement of Broadway, and toward the residence of Nr. siugh Smith, wm fourcy. fourts street. It wilt be remeinvered by many that Liugh Siniii ts said to be the bosom friend of Ar. Jame. Sweeny, and lias been cleverly given the sonar qut of “nis man Friday.” With the rumor that dir. Sweeny had sailed for Europe came wat thav the man Friday” had like- Wise dissvived srom the view of those who have beeu wont to dnd hun in bis accustomed hauns. The HegxaLp seporter was cogtiahag upon tha when he rang the bell of Mr, Sauth's mausion, and inquired Wo Mr. smith was a@thome, The servant who opened the door wore rather phieymatic countenance along with ao Bown Ol yiting scariet. $ne replied. Le 13 Dot at hone, #1; and then, as if sudaeuly apprehen- ive that tne term “at home” carried too sirung an futimauon, added, “te 43 not in. Wil he be in to-night?’ “Why What do you want to know for? Idon’t Delzeve you cn see him. “4 pont presume ne has left town ?!? “] can’t tell you.” ‘The reporter asked her who couldivorm big, and was answered in we negative. He at leugth succeeded in learning that tuere was some one, seut up alung win bis. card the inquiry whether Mr, finith had leit town. The serving woman retuining, said again, “He 1s not in,” and swung ihe door almost shat, with the evident ‘intention of ' losing the inquiginon, KM not by lair at leasc by fou meaus Tne reporter persisted in asking it Mr, Smith was in town, and was answered in tho negat.ve. “When did he go?" “TL doa't Know.” “Wik you ask Ars, Smith—she fs here, 1s she not?” “No. “Weil, will you ask the lady if she will permit me to speak to ner?” Again the servant mounted the stairs and again reiurne., saying, “ors. OU! \nat’s his mother—says as how she can't see 901 ‘The repurier then retired. DRUNK WITH $2,100 IN HIS POCKET. Those South Carolian Bonds. About half-past three o'clock yesterday morning Oficer Young, of the Fiiveenth precinct, while pa- troiling Broadway, discovered, near the corner of Fourth sveet, a hackman named Thomas Lynch, of 426 East Fourteenth sirect, partially foside of his coach, 1 tno act of searching the pockets of a mag who lay stupidly drunk inside, the bottom of the couch being sewn with papers, ‘The officer, upon questioniwg Lynch, received the informaticn that he {ound the man lying on the payement a short dis- tance ‘below with the papers scattered over the avement an placed him im his coach iar fear geome army might comme to hiw, Suimising all Was nov right the oMcer conveyed both parvies vw the station house, aud upon searchiug the man foand in the coach, who sequently proved to be Richard De Puyster, au West Sixteenth street, he found $2,100 in in his et. The papers,’ veing removed from the couch, proved to be South Carolina bonds of (he value of $10,000, As the ‘hackman iad 00 lights on his coach he.was locked up for violating & Corporation ordiuauce. aud De Puyster on a charge f iMtoxication. ‘hey Were both arraigned before ugtice «ox, at Jefferson Market, yesterday morning, ‘and lockea up to answer, tis ity yeard Of age, and has only one Arm. He was res) ectauly Gressed, and pleaded very earnestly to be liberateas but, as he was too much intoxicated to appear saely on the streets withso muck money iu his et, he was locked up until he became sober. tis rumored that @ short time since there were @ amount of South Carolina bonds stolen FLEETWOOD PARK. The events announced to take place at Fleet wood Park yesterday, inciuding @ match of $1,000 and @ puree and stake of the same amount, were postponed because of the muddy nature of the ment aro as yet und to resume UseTe LI be lle Went uown town withont / The man- | suming of the cliy; for track congequent upon the late storms fer ‘ike sa festival, Amid this bubbub and claptrap the Pro- ; fessor came sorward and gaid:— |“ Lapigs aND GENTLEMeN—I have the honor ag Well as the pleasure of opeaing a secoud couse of lectures for this association. in this trast lecture £ propose to show that science elevates us m.terialiy, mentally and mora!iy—materiuily, inasmuch as It dyawe aside the veil o: mystery in witch nature has for centaries wrapt herseil; mentally, tor the reason that it expands our kicas, aut morally irom ‘tne fact that lc teaches us the infinity of onr God and supreme £000 and evables us to see Lis handi- Grand Opern House, “The Ticket of Leave Man" was revived Monday Digit forthe last we.k of the Fioreuces at the Graud Opera tonee. Despive the incicmecut Weather luere Was aa audience of uefriy two thou-aud people, ‘This play seems Lo have as strong a hold on the public a8 When Florcace fist made New York acquainted Witt it, and in the gullery, wluch was ilivrally Packed to the most uncomfyrtable extent, was & railroad withm the elty limits was referred toa the lapso of time. At tole era of startling events it von of the'stage would not allow quant shresd and withal simple-minded —Mses to be lou wud inwrenting. Ib ws careied om 3 r ; 4 any other mode of ‘mer. The (i ra P 2 suet WR. CHARLES O'CONOR AND MR. TWEED, gpeciatcommitico, consisting ot Mesara, MitoLell, ig not L.kely to de disbelleved. ‘The public are im | arrangement. Before the Professor was introduced Cone syOa iu aus ebarBorery CUalDLICA gilypatiie ncioet “boca” git teat Sey. ine oe Sewoiution to renumber Water street was laid ttle douUt as to the real truth of tne siortea 10 re- the organ discoursed selected music. The President Witt caso and uacurainess, whitch — merited pe school being on the oil@nsive over. gard to the disappearance of Garvey, Woodward and | of the association tnen introduced Profossor Doree 10°, biithest praise, but one coud mot help and te hom vparlic school on te deem i ‘A reso;ution was adonted appointing James Start 1 4 are net slow to tech at any other 0! Tremurkigg the sitong affinity wich appeared sive, ‘The grand wiuve of the former seetia, Who Board of Canvassers Returning ton Right | scrgeautat-atms of, uo Board, viceTerence b, 1aeeFsoll, and are age oF mus, who was recelvea with round-handvd ap- MM Coon Situgie to Caley emer, and WISIMMZ gy Ye tn. taruin.: ont o tne 1 Smith, removed, Adjourned, news which has aout it something so romantic a8 = piguse, indicative of that heard ata baby-spanking , “ab the types bad becu kept more disunch, society. i In (he eart poe ot vg! ah ite pin “ ; arly ya je mouth tie preter deut of the society anuouneed ina cireniay to ine Homaopathio members Uist charzes vad becom preferred agalist Uiew 4 commiee of “conduc? nudecoming and anworhy an hom oravie physician and = meuver of the so ciety, to wit:—“By practicwy or professing, to practise according to an exclusive theory oF dogiva, and vy belouging to a soviety Where priucl ples were at variauce with the priuct).es 01, aad in- » Work in the minutest awin o: matter. fhe suvject | goodly sprinkisng of the “dangerous classes,” who tending to disorganize, the Massachusetts Medical Of my le.ure to-night will be salt. ‘Lnis supstands is to be found in everything we know ui, irow the vast glove itseif down to the almost iviaiie more which we sea in tie sunveam. Solum, waicn is, comparatuvely speakiwg, a@ modera discovery, has given us many Means O1 pro- curing sait hitherio unknown in whe -cientiic world. When We waite soiiua with gas it gives us salt I could recite many o:ber processes by woich galt ig procured by the agency of sodium, but not without resvriung to @ teciuical hrasevlogy wich would but ou. Chlorine, another species , one which ts aimost invaluable to us; 10 is 8 most potent disinfectant and acodort-er, Wheo mir | Gunther was Mayor of the city of New York ine smallpox was very prevaient iu the city, Tue jes: tion Was propounded to the meiical suciety— which Was tuen 11 condect.on with tie vitlzens? Association—W hat will be tae vest ineans oO. sine facuivg our hotels und hospitals? [twas answeied by Dr. diatt, Who resorted tu ciloring, which saved us in no small degree trom epidemic. The Piuleasor MMtersperseu his lecture wich amusiag and na-ceud. tive experiments; umong others au o, ical delushol. Two silk dresses, one zrecn ana agutuer red, we.e placed upon the stage. Chviorns was burned witih common gas, Whereupon voth tho adresses appeared to be jet black und all o.ner colored articles of Wear- ing apparel in sue rou, FOREIGN PERSONAL GOSSIP. +—Count Choiseut has resigued his post as French representative to italy. —H. de Bunneville will retura to Vieuna to ro- ——Mr, Ruskin has given £5,000 for the purpose of endowing a waster for tne School of Art in Oxford. —The Empress ugéaic has just sold soiue pro- perty which once was a part of the national domain of Spain, —The Duke of Edinburg was entertamed at a banguet recentiy by the officers of we London Ar- , tullery brigade, of which he ts houorary colouel. —Mmne. Pauline Viardot, wo) has soll her villa Ot Banea eaden aud setuied ia a ts, lis beea ap- vomted Proiessur Of Singing at the Conservatoire de Musique. —Lord Tenterden has entered upon his duties a8 Assistant Lucer secretary at the soreign Udic2, tn she pluce of mm Odo Russell, apoviuted to the Court uf veriin, —1he Emperor of the Fr: nch 18 negotiating with 8 view to taking ap his resivcuce al Lupton House, the seat of tue tute Lord Coureton, hau Way Detweea Torquay aud Dartmouth. went Unther to greet their brother ecraitsiman, Jem Daiton, aud to take new lessons in fooung that disayreeable class of — pe:son caled & deiecuve, The Bob Brierly of Flu Feucy and Muay ot. Evermuud oi Mrs, Florence are éo wWeli Kuown to all theatre-goers tat iL Wouid be winecessary to make any eatended remarks BOUL INLD AE Lilis 1AL6 day. Suilic@sit to Bay that they Were received, With the same favor as in former Guys Mir. Hagan made tac part of Hawkshaw a sorte: Country Aucueth, aud tis ventridvquial style Os ByOskiidg GlUsed Le HAEDEFr LO MNd,ihe Liat He, Was *Searciiag te Mwest depths’ of te buaan Voice OF eteois Biss bUIKe Was 4 tale aNd MOnULO> way BiiWacds, woo seemed more aiucted the troguis of getung through her part 1 Wild ihe yerulue wuncwon OL Tie heroiue , MW. riske developed tie humor in whe bari Of “Greeu Jones to ity tuiest extent, ud Mr Barvy saiihiuily, carried out the characcer- wires of Wie Tad.ttoaal Melwr Most A more serougly Jew Daliou tiwo alr Dahon Would ue n@, aNd & Letter Mrs, Wilouguoy thus Airs. Lewis coud mot be Ootalued tue gay colle Dany. Mis: Biske did Me go UL the periud, Sau, Very accepta ny. aud Mr. Hiud’s ea o1 we city merchant is & UnvToUgly correel One; vub Fioreuce Wa, tite Soul uf ite Puay, and 1b would be duilcuit réporiowe ® unaicl for 1a NeXt a Sensauoual drama ‘> OL bhe Commune,’ will echelons are iormed Of ib, nes durling tue Telgn Ol Ler Tor Wil ve pres tue fark of St cloud, un Ou Uae ramparts Ol Paris, ue prisuu of ue, Lue Atuiel ve Vile, the quarries near vy bie wince Vendome, the priacipal vat Lieades wud Lae Zest comdagration coustivace te | pPiacipw scenes, ‘Che subject 1s @ ve Oue and can- Dut lai to De aitractive, Le |. vodicud, 5 the Hist St. James fuearre. | In the “Pet of the Puvlic” and an unknown and, according to the bis, a DeW eXivavagunza, entitled “Bacchus,” Miss Anite bousdae’s new coupany mace tet bow at tuls pretty nttle uptown Lueatre on Nouday evening. ‘Tie comedy was murdered vy Inches, Muss Lonsdale as Gothe und Mr, Davenport as Count Newboy weie preity well acquainted with Uno paris aad acgulited themselves "“passably well,” vat the rest of the couipany were shamefully deicieut even im the knowledge of the text, uot to speak of the stage business, and the audible Wuispers of the promuter every now and then threw the audience mto Convulsions of Jauguter. Society. The sane circutar amo nofised these un worthy me.abers to appear im this city vo-day for, trial. SIXTY MEMBERS OF THS SOUIERY TO BB PROSE CUED. ‘There are about sixty memners Whom the invest gation toucies, aud nearly all were present or wil be before the exsminstion 9 Qhisned, ‘To-day the, members Of the Sullolk dustrich—-i Ta, muel Gregg, George Kusvell, teujainin B. West, Davut Tiayer, Hi. L. H. Hotendaie, J. 1. Taioot una Win. H, Bust neil—were beiure ine Counc, At leven o ciock tie aoors were closzd, and the investigation was declared to be # private, OMG Members of the pros invinvers of the society om side of the couuell, aud (we accused and everybody, else were exciuded, fne wauagers of the tavestt gation Stared tat tney had been ubyed Ly Counsel, that they hau aright tocurry op the inquiry secretly, ahd they propose to do 40 ‘Lbey deciined w give @ny information Woatever about the matter, One member o: tue press remained in (he room until his busiuess was discovered, When he was in- Vited ont; but, beiore duing 50, We eutered Mis pro- test aguinst the secrecy of ihe Lavesuigaln 00 De hail of the puviic aud then gfacerally retivcd. The five homuwopathic physicia is AVOVE Mentioned Were {a the rou! vr. Luther Paras made tue vilarges and specihcahions azdlast (he wud Uae LaVes Giga Yon Was commenced, i THE PROAKCUTORS, ded tur, however, before the Board of Exauination was most Gandsumely auked by some lecal proceedings isuzated by tue. RO.MRds pavhic meu nd Unk bbe suciety, Ded Gue chartered by Ure stale, comes Under the zene’ Juws, dud an Injunction Was gui ty obtelu resuraiminy — tne euy Tout ov decision which would exp from the — orzunigation any one ol the genweme! warded WIL Linproper conduct, with the servin, ing Outside tue buuding tor proper moment Dr. David to the room, 3 eDirgsted Was iD waite ine bine, aod aM the ‘nayer Weul ont: and ‘The President voinpamied Jui wus fulormed that the geuleman sccoupany Dr. ‘Thaver bad soue — ollicial busi. ness with him, ‘The Presiuetit repiued that ithe wished wuy conversauou weil hun he would see him ina private rou, te then wisi know 1 he (Dearborn) Was u member of tue Massachasetts Medical Society. He tepiled, “No -1r; Tain Joan B Dearborn, Deputy Sheri 0: uffoik county,’”? He then served tie usual sorm (the 1uja ction as above stated), and in a Moment ulterwurds left tae room, ——Mr. D. D, Hume, the well-known spiritualist, - Mr. Cuuapin was about as bad a Herman as mjuoh lo the consicrnation of ie parties conducting who cau “elougate’ Mimselt like a telescope, was married receauiy to the youngest dausater of His Exceilency the late Hon. Masi de Gioumetine, ; Councillor oi state to the Emperor of Russia. —M, Duvernois’ journal, the Ordiv, wiich pab- Ush-d the letter of the Empress Bug nic yo tue km peror Of .\usiria, gps v,00U copies of the issue containing i. ‘The success of tne Gur: 18 wit wernt Uuprece@waied in the hisvory Of Paris jour- sun, —Vicvor Hugh has had a Jong conversattun om © the subject of M. Heuri Kochelurt's dewand for a commutation of the sentence passei upon lim by ‘Une court Martial, M. Thiers has declared cuat lio cannot lateriere, a8 the Mutier rests will ike Cou muvee of Pardous. | fhe Prince de Joinville’s son, the Duke de Pen- thiivre, Wao las served as leatenaat 10 the Vuited | States Gnd Portuge-e navies, nas been auihrized 10 ! serve 1a @ French mau-of war as an anpuid ouicer without any gut vo advaucemeut unt tue Asyem- , biy shall have decided what his status wii: be, —Prince Napoleon sues M. Guerouli, of the } Opinion Nutiona:, ior 62,000 francs, lent four years ago on condition that that journal shonid support the empire. M, Gueroult repues that tue joa was Personal, and had notiiag to do with the paper, Wuich Was and ig independent aud repnvlican, —tThe Papal Envoy, Monsigaor Fraucii, took his de, arture irom Constantivople on the 4b of Sepvember because tie Vorte declined to enter mio any negotiations with regara to Whe religious Con- dition o1 its Caristian subjects, On the pica tiat tne ‘Tursish goverument did put 1oleriere wiih their re- ligious affairs, but reserved Its suzerain rights with respect to thelr secular matters, ‘Lie mission Of | Mousiguor Franca has therefore becn 4 failure. —. Casimir Verier is sixty years of age; his father was oue great Minister O1 tue dyaasty of Juiy, and the Oruie very bappily descrives iin as & wourg o's Kichelleu.” ‘ihe pew Alinisicr of we Interior began puvdlic life 10 the diplo.wauc service, Wuicn he leit ia to4%, Alter tie revo‘udium Oo: Feb- ruary he subsided toto private lie; but ti the ole lowing year le Was e.ecied to tue Natiotal Assem- bly forthe Departiveut of Auve, which he now represents in the present Chamber, und was sent to alont Valerien aiter the coup d’diat, | i FOREIGN MISCELLANZOUS ITEMS, A European diplomatic conference is shortly to assemble at Dresden to discuss exciusively the quca- tion of ine Iniernationale, and the legislative prin ciples to be adopted respecting this society by the if any one was at home | countries represented. Tne medical faculty of Edinburg had given notice | to tue Jady students that they would not be exam- ined, although they had paid the examination fees, } On being threatened with an action tne facuity, through iis dean, withdrew the prohivition. Tne Roman Catholic archbishops and bishops of Ireland have published their manifesto in faver of denomirational education, They say that tiey de- mand “religious equality,” which is their 1ailenz bie right, and is ‘“sucompiete without educaugnal | from receiving au Ovation from the citizens of New | witnessing all the horri York did not depar another Prince~Hamiet, of | freedom and equality.” A General Order has been issued by the French Minisier of War reminding the offive:s 1 the army that they are not allowed to publish Pampniets or to Wrive to -the newspapers, aud that by doing 80 they reader theinselves liable to arrest, and even to dismissal from the service. ‘The total estimated expenditure of the whote Ger- man army tur the year 1872 14 90,0000) thalers (418,500,000), OL this. Prussia is to comtrivate 67,631,624 thalers, Saxony 5,062,093, Wuriemberg 3,50),208 and Bavaria 1u,50u,000, A sum of 1,000,000 thalers 13 aiso to be taken for barracks, fortiAcations and rife ranges. ‘Yhe German government aro proceeding actively ) With the minting o1 the gold coinage to be intro- | Queed under the new law, and it 1s understood tuat will be reauy belore the eud of the about £1,600,0.0 4 | yeur, an: further £1,600,000 by Febroary, tus set- ting ire ma Of £3,000, 000 out of the French pay- meuts at present withdrawn from circulation. ‘The restoration of the injured bronzes of the col- umu of the Place Vendome is being carried ov. Ali | the restorations have oeen completed, aud the men are now engaged in the preparation of @ tablet to commemorate tne restoration of the columu, which, it 1s sa:a, will De completed in tho conrso of next March. The statue ol Napoleon J, is Ww be restored ty we summit, A Naples journal states that acts of brigandage &re increasing in that neighborhood. A iew days back three individuals, aisguised as carbineers, presented themseives at the residence of M. Cimini, near Alvito, unuer the pretence that they had orders ‘The trial at Woolwich, England, of the immense thirty-five ton gun, a8 arranged since the eulal ment of the bore from 11.6 inches to tweive inc! has been completed, and the increase in tue calibre 1 understwod to have made such @ satisfactory im- provement in the power of the gun tuat there is some idea of its stilt further enlargement in order that the fall capacity of tne weapon muy be thor- oughly ascertained veiore others are completed, The London Standard has made & famous discov- ery of the cause of the great Cuicago fre. It saye:— “In @ Chicago journal we fina, in reference to Chi cago’s position as the commercial and financial me. tropolis of the North and the basw of all Important Operations jor Cao, ladtana, Ilinots, ‘Wisconsin, can’ Mi innesota, Kansas, Kentacky and Missouri, that it is a city with @ ‘greenback flooring.’ It was this R eenvack fioor. ‘ing,’ now converted nto ashes, that caused the con. the flames ran along the from them leaped into could have been selected. The extravaganza Weut of 40 DeWlal Dotler, Decause It is plentituil Bprinkied With sunss ich were rendered wil spirit and edect by air. Artaur Matuison, Miss Clara disier ald Misd ida Lewis. lo tae recitative, however, tie cuupany showed the suiue gad want of familiarity with their paris, and ue prompier Was again ue wast PeOulnent and certauly the most audivie Cuaracier tu the scene. No douvt the vompauy Ge@veus of seo Wholch Would make 1 popular ) Loptoper care were bestowed In the preparation of Wo pieces; but We caouot help saying tual hae Tuveuieut is at present sadiy needed. Not even ; bse first appearaoc: of a iresmy Organized com- | Puy cau alone fox the gross dejccls that marred we periormauce. - Bowery Thentre. Despite the profundity of recent political reveutuons and all their concomitant novelties, “searclung tae Deptus,” as produced on Mouday nigut, rather stariled the crowded assembiuge that througed the above-mentioned historic estab- hisiinent. Without goimg elaborately into the merits of the drama, it 1s cnough ‘to say that it was guiliciently starting, exciing and interesting to engage the carnest attenuich of all the nistrionic students present, ud it 15 almost neediess to add that the ptece met with unbounded success. Judging irom the demonstrations from @ll parts of wie house, , theory aud wit societ, “Searcuing the Depts” went w the bottom of every Weartin the establishment. In fair play to the bowery it uiust be said that the piece waa pre- senied in @ mavner that wouli have done credit ty more pretentious coucerns, aud it worth) of nove that the seusational scenes | were depicted with genuine ardauo elect. ‘Vne , 10. of ihe drama is mualy founded Upon luc deuts dally revealed in the metropous, and the auiucr, fir is H. Stoller, evidenlly & sirewd } observer of hama@n nature, bas neauy interwoven a train of circomstances wiich wakes his effort a Very lateresting spectacle. Among the 10st senxa- lionai eftects 10 tuis play are te Ore scene in tue | proiogue—ia Which, by the way, Manager Freigh | proved himseif to be ove of the oid lgaw—and tue scene at Blackwell's Island, Auogemer the producdon. was admirably placed on the siage. Mr. Marden, Ln the role of the New YOuk devective, gave vie city Oiiclais a few ' hints Liat sould not be fost wight of Mrs. W. U. Jones, ag Carrie Abbot, was, as Usual, the favorite, Qnd Ass Sootu, m the cuaracter of Geuevieve, uc. | serves a Word U1 hearty encouragement, All things considered, tag “Vid Drury” sustamed its reputa- ) tiva ior genuine novelty and sensation, and tiere fs no doubt thal @ good many OF the “ors” went home 10 ureaus 00 metropolKan laiquiy, This piece , ‘Will dcublticss have a good run. ) | Booth in Broeklyn. ‘The unpropittous weather which prevailed all day ; pel or disfranciise auy Uhe trial. Aiter an eXaminarion of tne legal document the Presideut stated that he saw “Wut it ordered the Council not to expel uny HO..paust (rom sociely, but he did not see Thus It preveuted-tae vestigation from going .orwurd. aud! & decison of guilty inuocent being given, Sowe ume was then spent in cousuitation by ‘he counsel as to the etiect of the injunction, aud ine iVesiigauion wi temporary suspenced, aud ihe next heard trom Wall probably be in the Supreme Coure ‘She pro- ceedings 10 i THE SECRET INVESTIGATION, Previous to the serving Of thy lujuuction, a8 told to & HERALD ce; yrier by One the yonlie uel present, Consiated trast ol he reading of the cuurzes: | the gentlemen arraiued, all of on benalf of the nome The Docor and | submitted @ protest ayalusi ' mstituted aguiust them, for following , Teasons:—Because the Massachusetts Medical So- ciety bas no power or right Wo bry aud expel OF “otherwise puvisl any of iis members ivr anv Of thé, Causes set forth; becanse the power to saspend, ex; fellow of the society Vested in the wile Bouy of the fellows of tn society, aud they iave uo right to delegate thi wer touny voard of trlal or select vouy of Rrombers: because thls board of ir not legally const.tuted, aad has mo right or to Iry them upon auy Charges whatsoever, al Cause the Charges are net suillclenty speviiic abie the accused to auswer tuem by pruuf or wise. The protest also demauded that the men on triai be iformed: specuaily What do, 13 inteuded ua the ci! “OTHE UPTOWN MAN TRAP.% To THER Epitor OF THE HEWRALD:— Seeing in your paper of to-day the report of Dr, Morris to the ourd o1 Health, alleging tat seven persons pave been Killed during the past eleven days on the Fourth a-enue tracks, between Forty. second and Fifty-secoud streets, | feel strongly im peusd to add such corrovorative proof as I possems as to the tuth of these si@ements and te make again my protest against (he outrage thie ra lroad inflicts upon the uptown iubahitents oF Rew York. I have resided on tne corner of ¥oarth ave; nue and Fifty-tiich street for the paat thrce years, and during that time nave been again and again. reudered indignaut by the slaughter of humag beings on the ratiroad and the subsequent suppres sion of the iacts in tae newspapers. For instance, some two years ago there was a collision at Fifty-ninth street, between a Harlem train and one of the Beit tine norse — cars, which 1 witnessea from my window. A man ani a boy on the platform were tastandy killed, the mau having bot legs cut of. | wae | on Monday aad prevented a Russian Prince (Alexis) | only spared by my distance (rom the scene tom Deamark, in the person of Edwin Booth—{rom @ grand reception by the citizens of Brooklyn, ‘The evening was indeed & most unpleasant one, but wii Mra, Conway's new thea trevujoy- ment was at its heght from tie opening of tue performance to tile close. = Mr. meuced @ week's course of tie legitimate drama, | opening with the play of “Hamlet,” It 1s neediess te say that the principal character was enacted | wih ail the acknowledged excellence of Mr. Booth, | who has made the character of the meianchely Priuce peculiarly nis own, What gave, and no douvt wil give throughout the wevk, addiuonal | Pigasure to the audience Was tue care with | which | Conway's siar company roge to Wwe e and all supported ihe princi; in @ mauner Witch must have gratided mr. Booth ' very much, while it added, as frequent applauac demonstrated, consiferably to the success Of the | Orst Bight ol the cou gave promise of suc- , ! cess to the close, Miss Ella burvs Was @ characte! tetio Ophea, and received a hearty recognition therefor, Chippendale as Polonias, Mr. Frank | books the deiuact King of ae or Hamiev’s | Fav Guost, and Mr. as Firat Grave- digger, ali favorites to Brooklyn play-gvers, enacted | their several parte with their usual succe: re in an artistic ut of view as iu plaudiis went heir acting elici it On the door bemg open ence. Mrs, Conway deserves tgey setued one toy twelve ears O1 age, e ol ‘nab | ble manner in which the m seen throug hoat SegpRnse, pon carried him of, and now demand @ | Was Ligh me Abend baa rag of yard on | fangom torati arr essential hada tide oe Fepreseutation of the plays chosen by Mr. Buoth to inplete his Brooklyn course, and which from lagt nighVs expetience promise to be @ great success, AN EXTENSIVE FIRE AT KIT CARSON, Dsxver, Ool., Nov. 20, 1871, On Friday Morning a fire broke out in the barber shop adjoining the Perry House, at Kit Carson. ‘he entire block, including tne Perry Honse, severa) dry goods and grovery stores, the Post Ofiice, two billiard halls and a number of saloons and dwell. ings, were destroyed. Very little property was | saved. Loss estimated at $100,000; no insurance, The raliroad depot and warehouses, containing @ large amount of merchandise en route to New Mex! sain sancd hay “dtr he tse Se Dumber of are 4m the hands of the em- | Booth com. ; ( each the property vt a dead nad bie details, The next morn- Ing your paper contaiued & brig! paragraph statin that there Bad been an avcident wt Fiity-min street, by Wiich @ man and boy were injured; the Mian 8 Dime Was so aud 59, the voy's Coull! HOt De ag certalued; they were removed ty Bellevue Hospitals Of course U falsifications were tie fault, uot of OUT Léportor, UL OF Lie persons WhO gave him We Iniormatiou. "A short (hue miter tals another 4 wats killed just at my corner. Of this death 1 foun 1 no revord whatever In your paper. Indeed, su con. stuntly during my residence het have these acciients occurred that 1 live im nervous tere ror of that quick double wiistle fur down brakes wich so Olle indicates that @ bas been Vivieutiy harried into ¢.ernity. one timetwo wrecked waygous lay gear door, 1, and, Os ® none of the many accidents that have ‘vecurred my veighborhood have been correcuy reported aby papers which | have seen, >with regard (© tne events of the few ju 8On iver Katirowd first street, aud fou: owa pap vontuins the wceoul Of tho destruction of Ward, ihe dagtender at wuty- Dinth street, who sees ta en killed, wi fo the discharge of his aut. he grossest lesaness on the part of (he cugine driver of the ton train. Toe present coddiiioa of our city oo east side is @ gross oye ‘ou the Inhabitan 1 wouder proioundly that the property onthe line of the rakroud periwit ite continuancé,, I, as a taxpayer, but uot @ voter, have, of no 1 @ Voice in ool alaire, Ninety age over the road ev ry day. The avenne -second street to Fifty: ts Am] bie without risk, Tue pul manus that the roa! shall be lowered if it canaot be remove). Asit lott a bade to Our prosperity, an ba ay our property, and @ perpetual danger ve our | on ELIZA UETH JOHNSON, 106 Bast Fifty-fifth Street, New York, Nov. 17, 187. SEVERE SHOW STORM IN COLORADO, Denver, Col, Nov. 20, 1871. Anevere wind and snow storm occurred here last ‘Thureday nignt aul coutinned the greater part Friday. The snow feil to a depth of about ety inches at Central City, vem at Colurado Springs Pueblo and eight at Denver, Tne storm extended & great distanco east and south, and the railroads were at badly biocked ap by suow drifts. ‘The tele graph. wires on the Kausas Pacailc ‘Ratlrosd Prostrated. irae are BOW clear andy wee it not wind, will be Rept open. w saow races r hast nigit added w eiready on we ground