The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1875, Page 4

4 THE COLLEGE REGATTA. MUSOULAR MEASCREMENSS. Chest, Biceps, Fore reen Bow-@ What “Classic Amherst on | *: the’ Hills” Is Doing. nevek, An, al. D., Provessor of : giene | and Physical kaueatnion, The chest development | Marss The average verween Teposs aud edpane 5.0u, und Lhe measuremenis were taken tte over HER UNIVERSITY SIX} & fortnight sinee, Green wakes a good bow oar and a rellab n Tain. His quiet demeanor i. ereuned eer of doing tuings luspires contidence among bis fel- Jows, He pai oW in tue Freshman race at Springiiela, 1573, and, thous beating the Har- vara crew, Was’ beaten by Yale. Greet never leit 80 badiy Over a litte matter us thas, aod, the wruth were known, has aways been ifehing to ger AM About the Crew and the Characteristics of Its Individual Members. et anvutuer crack at the same men. He’ hoy have & partial chance in the race to RST COLLEGR, me, as Kellogg and Brownell, of the Yate June 6, 1875.5 im othat — Fresaman Wie will oe oe at e University crew on Lake Saratoga, ‘It's In epite of difficulties that at frst seemed in- ” 4, e to square accounts, Captaiu.” This oar surmounlasie ssic Awberst on the bills” will lightes: in the boat ana toe shortest to - serat endeavor | * Yesterday he “tipped the beam” at 140 wend a University crew to saratoga and pounds, and in bis stocking ivet is but 6 feet 7 to wrest the crown of victory Lou ber poweriUl | jicyes.” somevody in Suratuga, wien be was adversaries, The obstacies tiat confroated the there in Maren last arranging matters for tue arrival of the crew, Told him he was “pretty small teadimg boating spirits of the college were lack of unds, apathy of the senior ¢lass aud the luteut opposition oi tue faculty to this enaracter of jor a boat purer,” but Likt man never saw the captain im “anuress unllorm’? or he would nave changed his opinion, . Always work- | else. t inew war— ig vpon & jarm or im a sop bdefore | Mealetio exercise, Happily us a ¢ Tne | commMencive college -Ife, his muscles are as ura rreenbacks—were = provide early in 43 a Stone, and, Wich no palloacks, he will stay as | winter term, and the Bavy, without | long in the skirmisa from Grey Hull to ee | th aS any Other Oarsmiab. Captain Green takes great | fons of time, found sudstiiutes for tne | coiigat in us botamical studies, and ils fleld ex. | swo Seniors upon whom they pianed thei falth, | cyrsions for specimens otten re-uit fn making bis but who at lust were unwilling to go through room in Sout ecg obey as & ruse,” as tue erdeal of preparation and the chances of de- | WAS the case when 1 Visited him fe-day. | | 8. R. “-ni-lo,” is Auother cor feat. ‘Then their practice uours in the gympasiuma ee tee en “4 and wheat! man, Even now be looks much the and onthe Water were so arranged that recita- armer, and bas that taking” mopeA rene wie | men of worth always carry about them, te is pa enc interfered with, and the crew of | The cond lightest man 1m che Doat, aud the patri- ‘7 was successiaily launcued into existence, | aren ol thew all, having Scored twenty-six Fears, Organizing u crew, however, is but the iniant's | a ae 1s gene one fe Te 0A Sunicie 6 . | Of the first order, Mr, Johnston piled syoke m step toward results so fur as this college is coa. the 212 Freshman race at Springdeld, und ‘at tbat ce:ned, To do much boating you must have time weighed 148 pounds. water, and any. considerable amount of this | L. i, sock sits at tele loge 9 baoeny and is a »e | teauioe Western specimen. His buating career Becessity les four mies away irom the |)’ Suinmed up in a few Words, Buving engaged ta Umversity bulldious, which distance the | jar iyll?s’76 classraces oly, Six leetin neightaud placky Amherst oarsmen must cover before they | wiih ~— Tmuscalar development, kev be shyt’ ye | is well thougut of and promises ureatiy. His hfe ban take their daily pull, it 1s easy ewough lor | os 'spent in the country belore reacaing Amherst, | Marvard, with its Charles River only three-eights | butit was pever of cucha Tugued character a of amile away,or Yale or Wesleyan, with their } taut of some o/ nis fellows in tae boat: yet there | . | is the toughness and the endurance of men of nis practice streams but tenor afteen minutes dis: Vins gout ma, winen Nas been demonstrated on | sant, to get tie time necessary to putacrew into | more taan one occasion. shape aud form, yet woen there are three Dours ant i yg bg? be baaiet Be Kell | Henry Keeu, of Moriah Center, N. Y., a Frespiman. | Sonsumed in {Travel to and fro every aiternoon | Ye ore yeing called Upon to prepare tor the task | the meres: tyro in boating must see tnal Amberst | pow before uini, Mr. Reed bever sat in a shell, and ts working under a load almost destructive to aay | his knuwiedge of rowing Was just as imitea us | ‘some Oi the iehnological collection it tue Appie- Miakacter ofsnccess. | toa cabinet of the cvliege would ve to | itis well that the village of Ambersthasthe |g New York uewsboy. Yet this excellent | support of its colleges, amd 16 may be that she | PYMuast has shown much promise and {8 am- | Ditious and determined. Me looks poweriut | atter are fortunate in being located Just where they | enousn to pull a Whole voat alone, aud no douvt are. Of one *hing the outmce world may be cer- | will do Mis \Uty On the eventtul day. He 185 feet sain, its citizens give but little encouragement to | 9% inches lu beigot, weigued 170 pounds on the pene eae pananith among tuem, jorgetting tat | 12% oF May las", but up to yesterday had reduced r i z 1» Loree < | that avoirdupois by 7 pounds, where he will it is Just this and nothing else that is sending year | prodably permanently halt. suman cli iY Hadiai Austin Hall, ‘rom Griswold, Conn,, also ates yesr rani fhe rai Page os ~ | a Fresiman, wilt pull starboard stroke; ne is the ‘The village is essentialiy N gland, With Some | peaviest and tallest of the six, also the youngest. Wealth but a great deal more brains. Situatedin A fine egg lente e enone vo work, Me wildo 1 | his duty without finching when cailed upon. Sorict tne, Weennner ie mueene et the Kast 16 | Beside ‘being @ tliler of the soll Hull passed somiprises the greatest possible Variety of scenery, mach of nis time before entering college in and her charming drives are worth scekin. a sawmill, which has givea mim a strong back, and arms hard as @ biacksmitn’s, ‘Inen, too, she has numoers of elegant | Woon cue weighis of the crew were Orst taken, as | churches, several preparatory schools of | asove noted, this student marked 170 pounds, ad of ail Dis traimimg anu pulling since tnat | period he has been enabled to work otf vut one pound, as yesterMay he touched the 16) notch. 1 thios ‘Mr, Hull will prove the right sort of @ tel | lew worker? with Milton Augustus Goodnow, who pulig stroke in the boat, ‘his geutie- man sat starboard waist in the Frespman | crew at Springfield, and was the bow oar in | the 'Téciass crew last fall. Heis6 feet high, of ; long reach and welgned yesterday 154 pounds, | bigh merit, and settled among them many old battle-woru scholars, who have retreated here to be away irom the bustling crowd, wishing to file under the shacow oi renowned Amunerst. Otners bave come up from the cities and founded | homes of elegant designs and imposing size, | witn broad acres under culture avout tacm, | which toa strarger have the effect of making | g’Yegnciion of 6 pounds Since in active train: him believe he is in the land of plenty. Studious | ing. Rowing has been of much service to Good- | and portly old gentlemen can be run againstauy DOW, a entering college be looked decidedly | i and is jong, lank figure and hour in the day on the broad streets, the one pals "sce cansed Rin’ Cenpmadies to” anve boasting of big bank accounts, and the otherog |} pe ae ao BR omen oa aaeey of | Reads a Toasts change: au ig sine with plenty in them, waicn, all in all, give | ori face and cordea arms aud general physique Sue place a sO.ia appearance. Would now maxe any life insurance agent smile at | PREPARATION UNDER DIFFICULTIES. the chauce o/ striking him fur @ large policy, Be- In the centre o/ the village, on a high hill, stands | ® Goodnow takes kindly to tae amusements of ng, and vel teuergy will not relax | amberst apr raped it ate ge bet of nu exertions aut the’ race has been, pulled and grass, the tallest and breeziest of trees, and away | the winners kuown. ut around the cheeriest oi flelds and the bright- |, Wil Lee geile: aa oa Be bas est of mountain sides. The beaucy and loveliness | aye, 5 eet 83 inches 10 height aud weigns 150 | bf the spot have a sudden ana entrancing charm. ands. Toere is no likelihood of nis services | Upon the east Lincoln, Hygelsand Aquilo, ana | Delugrequired, | | "poa the north Pleasant, Taures, Mettawampe | ‘Tne Amnerst lads nave lengthened out their | and Sugar Loaf Mountains lift their smiling | eee ee ogy Hate oo og en | ol jaow. a workers in vat, Peaks with charming, picturesque appearance. | SL 0% UN nt to ait up straigiter and nisl | Beyond, to the nortneast, are the Hoosac ud | cieaner, or their racing stroke will be she fur of Green Mvuntains of Vermont, | stor gig be sonaetenne i couctThg 0 © to put iv im 1orm and again the Molyoke range litt their | Sono eaoniig Saratoga, uud ho douve tuts will | peaks to the everlasting skies, which even | be done and the tam topore 1here weit sovenced, im these early mornings and nights are of @ puis | About thirty-two is the Of tue practice stroke. ‘The notions instiked mto these Amaerst lads by Sapphire blue. Bat about itallis spread the Ga- | pi Ward two years « ‘when wrolesstonal | Gulating valley, thickly interspersed with torest, | traimers were allowed, have not been forgutten, cleared land and meadow, and from the tower of | aad will be handed down as sacred traditivas, | the chapel the thriving villages of Hadiey, Norta- ee ampton, Easthampton, Whately and Sunderland are visible, and it is quite easy to nove from this summit the Connecticut River, which some John Biskey, of Cambridge, is engaged in boiia- ing tne racing sbeli jor thiscrew. it will ve of Spanisn cedar, 50 teet long, 20% to 20% incues Wide, 6 Inches bow, 83g inches amidsnips aud 6 inches stern and Wiki precaty weig: about 140 slightiy deranged individual describes as being at tas point ‘te beaatiiul serpentiae water ime of ‘nat Dobie stream.” All througn the spring this jreacherous stream), for it has bouesuy earned the appeliation, Was very rouga, and not until two | pounds, foe latter point is Dot Cetermined upon, q Bowever, but it will not vary five pounds either eek ago Could the “gritty’’ boating lads iaunca smetr shell on itsiurbuleot bosom. Ti +p ‘ way. Kngitsn oars, 12 feet 4 incbes long and of that carr: 6% pouads eacd, wiil be used. | AT SARATOGA. The crew will be late reaemng Saratoga, as the Junior examibations will prevear & ur mem- | bers of tnat class leaving until the 24 of July. | Querters bave been lected at J, Rams house, near tue “Mush” o; the race, where if they | could caten any of the peculiar vim apd swing | whico the ola Ward Brothers tarew into tueir oars jo Is71 Wulle (reining wt the same spot, and which | palied them ihrough victorious m that memorabie contest, then their visit aud their vocation will Rot have been in vain. Amberet Fresomen will enter po crew this year at Saracoga. TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK. Freerwoop Park—Trorrixo—Ji 7. stakes, $260; mile , Dest three in iv STARTERS, veud oarsmen Of ability to b Jan \uro Out the Most renowsed o: divine: Au old tovacco barn is tueir ovatnouse, 7 vhree years avo a heavy fT suOW suiesnr tue rooi and sides of their house, aue Ww she »primr rams desceaged the food came and sarried the déoris cown ise connecti- to sea or somewhere else, und | teen, Wit no mousey (0 spare for Dosting, Lue crews have been cempeiled to take | “pot Down on tue liltie rivaiet lo, just at age, @ Little stream ma uc OOt Oi tne Fi mi J, Kelly's b. m. Giosey, to wagou....2 18 21 YICKING THE MEN. M. Myers’ Dig, @& Joon Case, Jr, ar uud fur the three who could be wagon..... i 2 ames oi Greeu, Goodsow and Jobo» MOD, Mehioers of the Syringterd "tz Pri Grew, Witu some degree of cercaity that | Ble gud While’ Would bave anolner chance of Winowg, it was duticult to cecwe upon tiem. M. Maloney's g. m Dolly, in harness B. M. Kaliz's @ @ Haris, in baroess, deptev.e GWateriai, and, Of, Ue it romemoered, there isn’t & Seuror This prenmiuary step was tal vi Two bred Waiwart iciiows umwong tue 1018, pulling a 830896 paselient oa, Woulau's row Jor seu liy Tease | sera or is ned woruly the Fresbinas class introduced ors wit adtuse or thetse |. The (fot for the purse announced to come “4 day afternoon Was posiponed on account o: EE tne composiuon termined Boot. Captain ort ail ia SAME DARE POG MOGEDE LE Lad B powerful 01 Of men, aud thquad | JEROME PARK POOLS. ORe vi them Dever Deore nud pulled au our*uor | Sew bow 0 sit 16 & Wout was sare be Cuilected The followiug pools were soid yesterday at | Johnaon's oo Jerome Park races:— sDose fam od Of belag MoUides lato Biupe at WRSTCHESTER CUP—TWO AND & QUARTER MILES, BOW eafoostiy striving. avaisted G BCOVLLIS, O1 this your's gradu Baliaokeel, «$210 200 GETTING INTO CONDITION. on » WO 140 tbe grMnadium, Whict Dullding, by | Botany Bay. . & wu , AERO lo tie College, became o ree ONE AND & HALF MILL2—ONE RUNDRED PouNDs, W Old (vo develop thet “ seeces $is0 136 ian’ yet over 58 oo nd the Work is BOW coatiuacd win 2 15 zea) of deme te shirk. aved at the “training tanie? . a weeks, and thet dietary MARY CAND @TAKE=- ONE Wika, régime is of te common sense character, Oltipa .. -$190 200 200 What am ordimary hara Working maa would ea', Finework 19” 86 Of Course, sli ligh-toued 0 8690 wd state and stimulants. 0 0 of Io Wedera cI “6 rehvuaers, Waking and rumne With a saed ex. “ a Noe Sti Od, UAVE Deen aonudone Scrampbie,, ABd to-uay | do Hoe vel. Te & ore 1 ag ew premaring jor t Bret iM OF NEXT ears eee 120 10 Five of tua wen are thot red tillers | Sade ner ; echanicr, api, yore, bemg prin = be Wink (1), AUG beer sapoIO tele FUT M bo - vitally oy the abuses aud’ dissipations o cy ive, | Hetty Felser) $80 BtANG & MOOG teal I rong SIGE | reer” °°" SUE... Scrsscsscesorners SS | ME D, FICKNOss * Lot apprenended, and ii ever, one BUTE .... ij sorvivor u of them has us bright eyes aud Lrouzed cheeks On Lace Suratega os (orev did yoreruar ioe eaup and crack of wer oars Wi be some ming worta desing aud beariog. NATIONAL GUARD RIFLE PRACTICE. Ow TUE CONNECTICUT. wma 1 The erew carried their saeii ows of the old to- - tiny gues ainesarescsntl acd gl Fatal Bacco berm yescerany alters between four CREEDMOOR, 00 five o'clock, aud feady to take ciety me time Were id the Usua! practice Under date of the 4tn iust., orders regulating pul, ihe Convectiout here is ewiicientiy wiae Ior Te practice thie summer at Creedmoor have $UCD Work, and (ue course exteuc om hiacheld oeen iseaed from the Hesaqui of the Firat Ferry to sous ben, oe and 8 he muex op tO & pulut marked vy Red Kock, ever Wrica Weese Ambers: wen are striving manlahy 1o iad Vogetier und become as one oar, As taey paled MWay irom the bauk tue men sat im tue Bic ae fouows >= ‘ ‘TUS CHOSEN SIX. Heh, mm Weights om fet, May Wi, June Ou (he 14th, 17th, 18th, 2let and 24th inst, two companies [fom each of the regiments conpomng the Third vrigads (excepting the companies trom whe Seventh regimen!) are to proceed to Urerd- moor or rife practice. T correspooding com- pacles of the Seventh regiment stand excused from practice on the 17th and 18ta inst, 6or a 6 H aa The Third regiment of cavairy will send out A FAhree companies on the i7tm and 18th iast, and 6 i 100 the Temaiuing companies of tite Corpa, as well a8 ue Separete troup cavalry, the First trow 60 =) Waeningion Grave ‘and nose compagies oF tos ‘ wb yp «SCVuli reziment of imiancry that shall not have a Ps pa idetined beture ths 2606 inet, Will proceed 10 “ dono mat date, Fatih tel erga law le EES Saree AE eS ae serene sommpentng the | | Wille died—all tuese sbaits | First and Second brigades shalt proceed to ride aim | ny ture orders, fer rifle practice ation 10 General Kil- aminunition and res. ectrve 10 ers, through tue pr cfiee. On the arel to Creed diour the |roops will leave Hunter's Point by rail ov halt-past nive o'clock A. M. train on the days named, and will return 48 SUN 98 the Practice 18 MIs. ed, at aw hour to oe Mamed by their respective command- tug offlvers, ‘The practice snall be conducted im conformity (eur wih tue provisions of circular No. rent series) frum the ofle+ of ine Luspector fate Practice, und the division, brigade aad ritlo practices Tae Marke@an’s B cireular No. 1 (4 synopsis of wh appeared in the HB2ALD) by the eileer bers of the Third driged ISth And 25th inst, at ections Of spectors of M., ander the directions of The de Dasp of Kifle. Practice. OMlcers or eulisied rea prioy to the day of the maseb may be repor to the Brizade Inspector of Kine Miactice &s comper tent, will be allowed to compete for tie badge, without prelimmary | Colonel Cari Jussen, Division Inspector, yosted to the position of Acting Chief of Siatt Guring tne avsence of Colovel Heary A, Giluer- sleeve, and Major Henry #. Parker, Ale: D, has reevived viders-to uct as Division luspector of Rifle raciice in tbe abseace o. Lieutenant Colonel Cornelius B. Mitcueil, i THE GARDES LAPAYETTE. Tne Bataijilon des Gardes Lafayette, a french Tide organization, celebrated tis third aoniversary yesterday by a festival ot Hamilton Park, which THE PESTILENT FLATS. ‘Commissioner Voorhis Visits | Disbecker’s Eldorado. “THREE FEEL OF EARTH WANTED. |The Harlem Flats Contracts---A Plot | sbeen | | inramous | by atracted a large number of visitors, chietly | of French Ddirta or descent, cariy in | the day the oataliion had a parade line being formed act headquarters, Jefersoa Mar- Ket, ama during the atiernoon on the sesuval grounds engaged In rifle practice, at tie close oF which some forty Vauadie prizes were awarded to the successiul tuarksmen. the festivities at the park were Wound up by a ball. THE TURN VEREIN. CELEBRATION OF ITS TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVER- SARY. The bail of the New York Turn Verein was filled | appeal. last evening by a large concourse of visitors, the | occasion being the twealy-flitn anniversary of the joundation of the New York Tura Verein. The Turn | Ball was tastefmlly decorated with fags ayd | Danners, prominent among which were the Stars and Stripes, the German colors and the time-honored banner of tie Turn Vereia, The celebration cousisted of a-vocal aud musical entertainment, an exhibition of Turner gymnastics and tableaux, The entertainment opened with a grand festival choras, occasion, wiea was t Gustav Freygang, we Presi Verein delivered a oration, making a review of the ca- reer and history of the New York Turn Verein during (he past tweaty-five yeais. fhe Turn Ve- vein was originated = principally by the political exiles and iefoxees +f the Yevolutionary uprising of 1843, most of whom were memoers of the Turner orguniZations iu Germany, Wien at that period were iunoculated with evolutionary weas and tendencies, The Tara Verein was Urst organized ata hall ia Doane ‘street in 1850, wii thirty-six of the ieading Ger- man politic.l exiles ws members, inciudiug Siismund Kaufiaann, who was its first president, and who recently on tue eve of his qaepurture for Europe Was made au honorary memoer. Tue eutertaiment las! night euded with } coguizante ol | therejore responsible for their acceptance, @ ball, aud tue ceieora ioa will be concluded this | evenihg by an entertainment of a didereut cour- acter, the programme of which will iaclude a Jouidcation, known as a “Commers,” MRS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. INTERESTING REVELATIONS REGARDING HER WORTH AND PATRIOTISM, [Washington correspondence of the Springfeld Republican.) Your notice of the cad calamity which places Mra. Lincoln 1m the hospital jor tne insane brings | $1,000 shall ve advertised. SC ieee Scatter ke to Rob the Taxpayers. “HE ALDERMEN AND THE SCENT PROFESSOR, Tae question of paying the contractors who are now filling up the Harlem flats with rotten aad pes‘iferous garoage instead of solid earth or innocuous ashes'promises to be an interesting question in the near future. These contractors have recetved seventy per cent of their money ior | creating @ nutsan¢e, and now they seek the re- maining thirty per cent, 1t may be remembered that when the HERALD exposures laid bare this job the contracts entered into Jones and McQaade* called for two or three feet of pure earth to be lL over the garbage, and the inference was that uniess this latter requirement was carried out the contract was not complete and ought not to be paidtor., It now appears, however, tnat tue plot is to have the contract declared completed as the flats staud now, and the money calied for | by the contracc paid, and tneo the cost of tue filling to assessed on the property and the same tion, thus piaeing the matter beyond question or All this petore @ pound of pure earth is piaced on the garbage dling. THE BOARD OF REVISION AND CORRECTION is composed of the Comptrolier, the Recorder and the Corporation Counset ana 13 coyened by sum- nions frum tae Comptrolier, who really controls is action, because te alone Knows waen to cali a meeting and fer what purpose. The majority ure | not supposed to be lamiltar with the manner 1a which city contracts are carried out, and act on the evidence submitted that sii is correct, The Comptrolier, however, Woo undertakes to supers | vise and coutrol everything irom the scruy woman to the presideat of tae College o; New York, aud Who suyjects tue luanner in Wilch every contract is performed to the most rigid scrutiny, has direct the bature of these jubs and 13 | contirmed by the Board of Revision and Correc- | | ‘This job of squeezing mote money out of the city of New York fo repair the aac done vy the | Jones and McQuade and bisbecker garvage dumo- | Ing ia cut and dried, All tuacis necessary is the | Jayorable action of che Board ol Revision and Vor. | rection above mentioned, Lhe costo ali this work | must all on the ciry al larze, beca se no propery | owner need )ay a Cent on the ground of the hon- | perjormance of tne contract. | Will tte Recorder and Corporation Counsel over- | look tne facts tuat the Contractors have not car- | ried out thelr coutrac! or any part Of it, and tias these men Lave commited @ crime against the State iu using the tiltoiest refuse 0: New York to | il in supken lands within toe city limits and | thereoy \ala ine joundation 1 a future pesulence? | Wnen the Bourd of Revision and Uvrrectiva is asked to consider the question Of final woepting | the Work as coimpleted THE CORPORATION COUNSEL states that he is not aware of any proposed action on the Jones aod McQuade joo assessment. He did not attend the last meetog of the Board on ac- count of a death im bis family. He thinks it 18 impossioie. to get & srecial contract awarded under the circumstances, because the law requires that all werk costing more than | Special ¢-mtracts were Oiten made prior tu 1573. He hus now @ sait in | and arising irom such a cause. to my mind sume incidents which occurred in tue | Spring of 1864 that 1 then vainly desirea to give to the public, ety be puvlisned, That they may tend tog kinder judgment of one who has suffered much from unkind criticism is my fervent hope. It was in that spring that the effort was made to serve the Union cause tirough the “Ladies? National Covenant—to purchase no imported goods Jor three years or for tne war.” It was my Jot to call upon Mrs. Lincoln for ber signature to the pledue. Sue impuisively said she wouid give ber name most readily to ft, but thuughe that Mr. Liucoln’s con-ent ougnt to be beiore using it, 4nd sume Gelay wos created by wattiog ior ao opportanily to near from im, Was Wlilie Waitiug jor this that L had an interview ofuearly an hour with Mrs, Linco, aual came away from that interview feeling that never nad I bat which may now without impropri- | ‘Mr. Smith eXpressed m1 iseli as ready to do all | in ua power to ald tne HexaLD in its crusade | agalost the garbaye dealers. ai RECORDER HACKE(T Was present ot the lust meeting of the Board of | Revision and Correction. He gid not Know oi any proposal (0 acce,t the McQuade Contract by a cou. | Hrmation of the assessment Nowung was done ebtained | it | Joana @ person Wore Unlike the Lewspaper reports | of wer Lian sue seemed to be. We taiked much of the war, ol Slavery aud of tue deatn of children, 8 Mothers Wio had bot los: children could taik. with Sendipg information to (ue eneny py Who Oud recenily beeu in Washingtou, fo me she said thal sne bad reiused to see that sister, altnougn geuerals of the Lniog army bad been sent to solle:t aninterview. “1 w uid not let ber cross my thre-nuld hor any ope Who was anenemy of my country,” said ste, (Wf slavery, and ger Own experience uf it while sue idved ina te, sue wave me some Very imteresting recitals, and ner expressions,were s(roug enough isly any abolitiouist. (P remember that sse — ar. SUM at the meeting but roatine business, The memuvers of the Board are not made aware, in the notice sent | them, of the nature of the business to be traps acted, fhe Recorder expressed himeclf as greatly gra ified wita the action Of tie HeRALD in ex- Posing the lafamous outrage at Hariem. He did hot feel cetuin that the earth coveriag would remeuy the evil Gone, but bopea that it would abace the nuisance in some degrees, He was ce- termined to uve his omecial power to protect in every Way the interests o' lite fellow citizens, and was always ready toact When called on jor this purpese. Notwithstanding the secrecy with which the conspirators operate, the foregoing remarks of & | majority of the Board of Kevisiou and Correction at ime Mrs. Lincoin was charged in the | f Say3 he wisdes my husband | Was a8 ardent on abdviitionist asl ani.” 1 ven- | tured 10 aude to tae Way in a@ had been misrepreseuted by the pu per til thought the truta vent to be toid aboat ner, particuiariy that the Charges in relation (0 Ger reatering “aid and corafo;t \0 tue enemy vy ver sister should be comtradicted, “Ob,” said sie, “it 18 nO use tO wake aos deience; ail suc efiorts woald oviy Make me a target jor new a s. I do not be- joug tu (he pUolie; My Character is Wholly domes. tic, aud the public Nave Hotning to do with t | Know it seems paru that | -coulu be maligned, | and I used to shed mauy biter tears avout it; bursince | bave kuown rea: sorrow—since little wave no power to wound me. If { could lay my heal on my pulow t, and feel that [had Wrouged vo one, that {have wished since his death.’ Tos aid with Parnes and an empvasis o| aincerity v cones i dia not jisien Co with ury eyes. She talked mucu, ‘@ will talk, of the child that bad died, of tne p: armess and of tae “mother’s voy,” as Willie used to cali tamself, and | leit ber wiih my heart sapnes give avsurauice (aa! the garbage deuiers will be Utterly deieated in ther scaemes. | COMMISSIONER VOORHIS INSPECTS THE Fits. | To personally ascertain the exact conuition, | from a sauitery point of view, of the Hariem flats, Police Commissioner Voorbis on Sunday aiter- neou paid a visit to thatlocality. His experience, elicited in an interview by & HEKALD report: given below, adds an important chapter to the | literature of the pest bous and sets at rest all doubisasto the whitewashing character of tne Medical Committee's report. “| weut to the fats,” said Commissioner Voornis, “‘derlious oj ascertaining for mysell the cond tion Of things there, and from the 1uvestigatioa 1 made lam savisfed that the HexaLp*s claim to toe Unneali hipess of the flats are well founded. I nad | previously visited the piace, but then gave ita superficial examinution only, and consequentiy dia not realize the true cbaracter of tue ‘filling.’ ‘The efMluvinm that arose from the muss on Sunday ‘was really Gabearable.”? RerorTei—From your observation, Commis- sioner, what percentage of garbage would you @ 10ugh estimate, was contained ia ib Bay, | niupgs? | Cowmissioner Voornts—Well, I would not lke | tosay. ium not au expert in those matters, aud | coud hardiv judge oO tue percentage. | MEPORER-=Uu yoo taink Dr. Pettwi’s stavement | that at least twenty per cent Was present Was ao | OVer with sympathy toward mau that 1 bat hatuerco e*tima.ed, to say th st, not highly. Liwent vack :o Armory Square Hospital (then | my Lome), and wiore jor ive lite Hospital Gazette, of Wiuch I bad the churge, Buch an ace couat o! the Interview asl tavught wight prop erly ne given to the , colic, With the purpose of presenting @ truer picture of Mrs. Liseva than the One popwblariy vid, i rememver writing toast “Uf MIS. LAnGOiG Was NOTA patriviic Woman, and one Of nubile KeNLIMSDIs Gis0, ten she Wg, to my wind, the bset.actressin America.” Upod reading wy art to @ lady friend, not more prejadicea Quaiust Mrs, Linco thau was everyoody eise, begie’ to pubus: i. “You wiih Ouly Le augned at for your ¢ wity; ne one wil believe you, and you Will be doiay o BO: thing to put your sentiments tu print.’ be duing a just thing,’ 1 replied, Wii Hot ooject [ shall cer Jee! that 2 wave No Mast (6 print Versation Without as<ing wer ieay My iTead, “she Will be ONly LOO giud to Lave Bay. thing so com) iiMeatary to her puvisued. Lenciosea my articie to Sirs. Lincoln, aeking her consent to print, and received & request taut [ Would cowe again and see ner, Wheo l went she placed the article in my hands, thanked we and Toil me that she appreciated my motives and thas 1 wus very Kind: bus sie stil leit suc tnat it wag best fur ber inat no irend should defend her er Say wbytaing avout ver iu print; she fad @ rignt to privacy, wad she could not alow even ber irienas to break c she, wita her busvabe’s approval, nad wo—whieh Wee utter stlence im the press on pa of course, higeeioty that sue nud “ar Least 1 Was obliged to keep silent im vessea my indy irieud mistaken Mrs. Lincoin's wishes io regard 10 May- jug commencatory arucies puv.isbed aout REF — oni whew Lbave bed opportunity e L have wiven my 8poxea testimony #/aust tae popular CUrreut Of dispraise Of Lis Inuch sufering, and, as i beheve, Usjaaily estimated woman, Bet oow that the development of calamity fs ligey to chenve ana sofen mauy of the UOKind asperstons irom widen Mes. Lincula has suffered, i seems to me quite right that L sbuaid at luet give to ber the smi tribuce of jnstice that years since my heart and judyment prompted, ivere ly litte doubtin my own «lod that Mrs. Liucoia Would have been de- fenced in print by otf well as myseii Gutin, ton against bw jor toe rule o hersel! imposed Upon ber iriends, INGEMSOLL, TRIAL OF KILLILEA. The case of Captain Kiiltlea, of the Eleventh pre- cinct, waa again called up belore tae Commis- wignera at tue Central Office yesterday afterboons Messrs. Matseli, Vourhis and Smiro being present aod Commissioner Disvecker uuaent. Chiel Ulerk Hawley, tur the prosecution, stated tat he had wothiny further to suy, So tar as the prosecatlon Was cOnceroed, the case stood ia eXuchy (he Same Condition as at tue last adjourn: ot Fellows, for the detence, urged the Com- missioners ro take final aetion without further on moiok of Mr, Hawley, toe case FOU FO Ch 101) BOwEd 1OF Us Oibida, overestimate? | Commissioner Voonnts- I pardly thing the per- Contaye Was go large as that, RerokreR—W ould you say that fiteen per cent Was too high an estimate? Comuissioner VOOuHIs =! Would not Itke to say, he reason that & wore (Norough iovestigaion shan that Woick [gave shoud precede ua opimiod as to the porceutage of gatvage. | will say, bow. ever (suming), toatl saw garbag A WEPORTER—VO YOU Cvusliel (ke m iat used devrimentas to the weaith of the Fr tH oO tue joealiy Cominisstoner Voormis—i must say that 1 know 4 Would Got care to live there mysel. Tae auimosphere is excecuiamiy ofensive. } LSPORTER—Do , ou agree With the HERALD, then, that the Mate, or such portiva Of them as have been fied ta, should ve Covered wiih Girt to ae depth oO; two aud @ hall or turee seer? Comifissioner Vooruts—[ tuiak that would cer. tainly oe the best sulull m oi, the difttsuity; Dat }ouure aware that tee Police Depariment ¢ uid Take DOste»s im Cut direction. Ali that we can dy now is to edopt proper Meaus of bereaiter ex- sue garbage 1:om the materia: Bolt to cou- clurs, ARG sOCn MGCANs Were tu-say edovted ia Weeting Of the Sireet clesniug Comusiitee itt n tue collection Of garbage ouly. ihey wil prooaply bo painted yeiluw, oF iu suca @ manner 2s to distinguIsh teen irom the other caris. All citizens Will be noted that garbage mixed in With ushes and Oteer mMuatertal wii not be touched. it will be carted away only When it is separated irom eversibing eise. Ib soait be tne auty of cart- men tv reort fo the Superinieuuenc of Pe € the uames of all persons vioauug this and tne same will ve turned o Board of Wealth for wppropriate acto: It sali i890 be a cause for disimissal jor the i epector ui any dumping growud ty iak 10 report any cartmen bringiug to the dumps, except in the auy gardage. 1 think, that this Whi ob- designated carta, cConunied the Commimsioncr, wate all difficulty in tae lature, 4N ALDERMANIO COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING DISBECKER. The Committee on streets of the Roard of Aider- Med, Gppolated to investizaie the conduct of Poilce Commissioner Disvecker, mot at tue City Hall yesterday aiterndon, ‘This commitves con- sists of Aldermen Gantzer, Lysage® and Simon. | haye not been altogether fair to the police sur- | and to be covered. Tacy had intcroscopes | and telescopes and coiogne botties. They saw all the neighbor talked with = all ja | lon of fita-aumping as A FRIE NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. — oped the foet tmut the committee seetm | at sea as to thelr power and duties in the prem- ises. Alderman Guniager presiled, and the reso- | lutions empowering tne commltiee to act were | read by the clerk, Mr. Disbecker was present, accompanied by nis counsel, Mr. H. Strahan, Mr. } Thomas R. Aguew was called as a witness, and on | being 8Wora, proceeded to testify that he resided | | at No. 30 Beekman place, and Wasa large prop- — | erty owner in Hariem, He swore that tie smell | from the lots just filed in was the most offensive he liad ever experienced, ‘The Witness consid- | ered it very Getrimentat to be , And i! tae | lots were situated lower down Min the city we would undoubtedly have an €pidemic. From tus outrage his Harlem ‘propercy had depreciated “to une amount of $250,000, He (Mr. Agnew) owned property all ever fiariem. He had bulit. some cwenty-uve Vaildiogs, which | cosc Dim some $750,000, Ti ihe Police Comunis- stoners and Bowid of Healil hed countenasced this watter they ought all to be removed, Oojec- | tionable dirt bad been deposited there and som | body Was respovsibie therefor, Mr, Agaew Ww very emphatic in these statements, Mr. SPRAHAN Reve odjected ty the commitree’s proceeding any further without the presence of Counsel of the Police Board, He als) contended they nad nO Vight Whatever to myesiieate apy of the departments, : Alo@r nan SHANDLEY contradicted Mr, Strahan, | and usked the gentieman what interest he repre- wenced be.ore the committee. Air, SORAHAN Foplied he appeared there for Mr. Disbecker, aud aid not know what right Alderman Shundiev possessed fo asi sca a question. Aluermin SHANDLBY—L did not ask you, sir, 1 luquired of the Chairna) | Wf. 'SYRauan—We protest against this entire ex- | amination. Mr. Shandley seems to be directing | the committee, ana they are evidently here actlag | under his supervision. "I propose to examiue Nr, | Snansicy belore tais thing is Lhrouga. j Aiderinag SHANDLEY—All rignt, sir; 1 wiil be on hand Woen Wanted, Y Mr. STRAHAN then requested the committee to | pot out the law under Whica they proposed to t. | Mr. Toomey, Clerk of the Board, read from a passuge in tue Revised Statutes. Mr. STRAIIAN eXpressed (he opinion that such not auect the cage tn pont at all. oKCKSR here rose and wanted to know the reason ne was vroagat before tie Board, Alderman SmtoNson—T'o answer charges. Mr. Dispecken—What charges? Tae Dasiveds of tie committee bas become con- | sideraoly mixed, Myr. Strahan asked Mr, Agnew @ few questions as to his acrual Knowledge 0} Po- lice Comaussiouer Disbesker’s connection with the | Zes set forty in the resolutions, ‘tue witness | @X réssed entire Ignorance on these polnis, | “The varee Aidertaen composing the committee | here held & privite Comsultacion, alter whien the Chainian announced an adjournment, ln order to five the Police Byara an opportunity of veg ueard by counsel, Ic would ve wise for this committee to bring to their assistance the serviees of the Counsel to the Corporation, Lhe eltizens will Watch tie invest gation closely, and the Board of Aidernien cannot afford to trifle witn a subject Wich invulves the healta and lives Oo citizens. HOW DISBECKER DID IT. To tux Epiror or THe GERALD:— While your zeal for the pubic health is com- mendable, allow me tosubuut that perhaps you geous iu your criticism of the late report oa that now iamous instirutiou known as the Harlem flats. The truth ts neltber you nor the pudle generally seem to know the bo:tom Jacts, Tne idea of 4 medical inspection originated in the brain of Professor Disbecker, as you have well styled him, He chose half a dozen of the most “reliable” surgeous to make the inspection. Un- der the direction of Dr, Henry they proceeded | to the flats, and in nalf an hour periormed the extraordinary feat of thoroughly ex- amining the entire area as covered, uncovered toe workmen, ascertained the sanitary condition of all the shanties and piggeries, jouud that hobouy was sick, ever had peet sick or ever could be sick; louna the pertume as deuzhtiul as verga- motor jockey clud, saw that Jones and AicQuaae had done everything up iovery, that St. Amurose was a martyr io the venal press of America and toa: Tom Creame: and the rest ol them were not only entitled to their pay but also to the eteraat gratiiude of the American people. Having cone ail this their brow had not been consultec, were summoned to raurgeons, Who pus | their names to tue Very learued aud brilliant re- port, Tue brotner surgeons were amazed at vn roceedl. g ad heslated to ovey the mandate of Professor Garbage Disvecker prowulgatec through Dr. Hew! The latver deciured that the Board of Commissioners were 1M Sessiol abu aWaluag the report, that mo time was to be lest, im fact toat ‘there wos the greacest urgeney lor | unanimous aud immediate report. Most Of the sprweous supposed that the report was to be mage the basis of some Lew Contract or oficial action looking to the abatement of the guisance, and, (hough regarding parts oj the report as pure nonsense, sgbscrived their names without evew achance tor deceut deliberation. These are che bottom jac! pooked up, mMmiltee, they Were not anthortgeo by the Boara of Surgeons 10 Make the inspection. Had the en- tire Board been consaited a Very different com- mntiee Would have been sent to the fats, and a report woulu huve been made at which the public 12 general as well as all Sensible puysiciana would not bow ve sneering. What Kind of doctors or | surgeons must they be woo ignorantly or other- Wise report garvage as sweet and healtay, horci- ble stench as periumes of Araby, and the occupa- eugtueniug and bracing? END OF THe sURGut STENCHES IN THE FIRST WARD. | Rector street i¢ @ short street ruacing trom Brosaway, past “old Tmmity” gravevard, to tue Norch River, and yet, short as it 18, i¢ Is @ street of va: Leti rom Broadway to Greenwich street itis tolerably respectanle, but av Groenwicn street it begins to be lined with tenement houses, and jrom Washington street to the river nothing else can bi A HERALD reporter recently vistted Rector street and viclaity, and discoverea several things of interest tc those who care about the sanitary condition of the city. Gotug dewn Rector strect from Broadway, oelther the Trinity churchyard, op tbe leit nor the business blocks on the right gave forth any cpocial smell vaui Washington etree: Was reached, when @ foul smell Was met, Whereupon the reporter god then soagut ior tue source of the taint, Rector street was found very clean as far as its pavemente—a succession of wood, block aud cobule stone, and aii terribiy defective, would | allow—but the elde streets, and especially Wasn- ington street, had been by uo means 89 Weil cared for, At the time of the visit of the reporter a strong breeze was biowing from the rive’, and West street, generally not too savory, was com- rom Boxloas odors, but not all the Winds of heaven could entirely purily Wasntngton Street, and about the coraer of that and Rector Bireets Was jound @ steven Which would co no discredit 10 eveu the Harlem fats, Ali this por- tion of the First wari ia lined e@niefly with teue- Ment houses, each overcrowded with occupaats, some of Waom Wold uot ve iikely to {naicted under way law pronlotung ultra ciean! ness, The groan fours of the vusiaings on oocb Kector aud Washington streets aro cccapied a3 urgeary stores, jager o-er saloons and siimtlor laces for the supply at alow rate of the wants OF Che poor, While the upper stories ure inbaoited by the samilies of jaoorers aiong the docks, faring men and sunilar Ueusenelds Of Lhe puorer ana, 1a too many i ly Clase, The ro-a:t, ay mignt ve ima; inihrial Ciaveeacd of eveu the first princt hygiene, and, »0 lar as Lue public 1@ concerned, the comotnation of stenches relerred to. Inquiries among toe inhaotrants of the district Bicited tue fact taat at uigné aud moraing—es- no breeze Was stirring—tae s.eucr to those Most ecas'oMed to ne cane the repor er mesa aid ne was ocrd afd fad aiways lived in the ward, who remarked:—"Tb1s region Is bad | enough, ouLlhis ak.og to What It used tobe. yhey keep Rector street jretty clean now on account o, the Loug Braven passengers going up ane down | yt you Ougae to have & ib iast winier whens thers wasn't any boats ruining. Alt they do .oW ‘hougu is to cream that oue street: they dou’t Botner ..aen about tue side Stree s, If you Wautto get a wood stellt come down here #ome Hight about eleven or twelve o'cluck.”? Tne reporter disavowed anv demre to meet | Worse smells thaa xe sad already found, bat asKed Why tua! precise hour shoaid be causen for jurtuer en they empty the eleven o'clock Fartiver inquiry elicited the fact tnatit is the custom of the iniavitaats of the tenement nous to empty in tne garbage OvXes tie coulents of buckets Whica bave veen used eurmg toe Guy ior the reception of excreta, and she stench arising irom this source may be, peraaps. imagided, b' cannot be deserved, Lt was stuted that there sou. The resolarions ander Woicn these gentle. are water Clusety in most M wot ail (he baildings, men propose to act were passed ata mectiugof buctheyare oot aiways used bor by any weans * aiWeys kept ciean, “You cun’t,” saia tne friendty the Board some jew duys since, aad Were pul- hanod in the MkasLp at the thine, They cal ior inquiry into Mr. Diavecker’s action as 10 tHe hor rivie nulsan-e created ia filing in Hariem fate, ond also im relaion to his Oficial ubdsence 12 Aibaoy While lobbying, «* «ileged, to Ge‘oat the Common Council Street Cleaning | bu «The pRoceedings of yosterday devok eceroue. “go auywWhere bat waa. you «ili fad lazy Women, wod iuey ere the omes Chat do it all?” Furiber inapectiob suowod that there Was ia front 01 esen tenement au CuoTMoUS gArUAgE DOX, 1 Cah Lnstanve fall OF eurly #0, Aud BU emirted « 0 CUO! OMHY Compuravie ty That (0 De smMellea about llariout. jn lac, one Of the Sources Ul bw brared “uling" fad evideativ been foun Contents OF tnese Dox werd weoeraily wad | Caobages, Potutous Bod ovber Kitcbea couse, the | a ) contents of the “eleven o'clock buckets” am ofher similar matters, From tne bottom of eact of these oozed a foul fuid which made noisome cgores gn the sidewalk, The most of these were in iront of Nos, 96 and 102 Wasuingtun street, though others Were ba, enouga. “When are these boxes empiled ?” queried the hey come around two or three tlaes @ Week, but they never empty tacm, Tuey take out a few shovels full from each box aud then move on. The iach 13, said Cicerone, ‘tnese big boxes ought to ve abolished. They don'¢ have thom op towa, and they ought not to have taew eve, Questioned as to the health of the u of the ward the same gutuority Bald:—*'T dren are better inan they would be if they wei not let run Wild as you see (the reporter did see, but there are lois of ductors ground bere and they alt seem to do weil.” Por tue most part the children were pale and muny of them emaciated, especially the younger ones, While the olaer could seldom be ealied ro- bast, though @ lite of almost savage freedom evi+ dently kept them trom some of the worst conse. quences of malaria! poisoning. Uesiages the causes of disease Sentooes u | was jonad that as far up’ as Log ton street the tide flows very regularly and the ,sewefs are dammed np, their com | tents oveffowing tae streets and adding, under the tifuence of the hot sun, 60 the multitud of oacrs and gases caaracterizmyg the localtt, When to ail the tines mentioned are added t mets that cellars thereabouts are Used as dwell- Ings, and thas the ares between the buildings anu tne sidewalks, orizinaliy intended tor coal cellars, ure haditaally usea as cloace, it can easily be seen that the Firsi ward needs botn moral and physical cleansing, and that if @ pestlience does uot arise there it will not be the fault of the con- stituted autnorities, THE MINNECONJOU SIOUX. NINE NOBLE CHIEFS BOARDING AT THE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL—SOME OF THEIR MERCIVOL AND SENTIMENTAL ANTECEDENTS AND GRIEVe ANCES—-THEY VISIT THE THEATRES. ‘i ‘The boarders at the Grand Central Hotel have been surprised by a visit Of nine chiels of the Minneconjou and Sans Are Sioux Indians, who come from the Cheyenne Agency, at the Forks of the Cheyenne River and in the neighbornood of the Black Hills, The peaceful monotony of the hotel is pleasaatiy diversifled by tots band of sav- ages who have been to see the Great Fatner to “raise a stake,? as one of their friends at the hotel cheerfully opserved im a coaversation wiih Aveude, reported yesterday,» The head chief ta Lone Morn, whos? lather sad grandfather and great grandfather was eaca ia his cura hereditary great chief of the ten tribes of te Sioux Nation, Waose language is the Dakota, Lone Horn, whose name would suggest that be drinks solus, is a map of probably sixty-live years of age, about Ave leet eigut incnes 1 ueighi, aud with rataer a peaces tuuly disposed jouking /ace for the head of such @ warlike and bivodthirsty nation, With the ex- ception of Lone Horn, ali the other chiefs are of tremendous stature, o( muscular build and, weare ing magnificently ornamented biunkets thrown over their suouiders, they muke a very pleture esque series of pictures as they stalk im phiegmatic composure through the corr dors of the hotel. They have been piaced in rooms oa the eighth floor of tne building, and they take great delignt in making Jerry trips up and down the elevator. The Messrs, Powers, pro- pristors of the hotel, and Mr.eCrockett Awve their hands full in denylog applications o: curious visitors who are desirods of staring at the sav- ages. Lone Hornis said to bea decent kina of a map, and beiag peacefully disposed he took am- brage ac the belicose dispositions of Red Cloud and Spotted Tail, wio were “kicking” very vigor- ousy at Washingioa, and seat them home to the happy hunting grounds. Among the chiefs are Spotied Eis, a big fellow, who bas some Engle mustard plastered over his right eyeorow, of which be 18 8s@ proad that he is continuaily looking at himselfin tno glass la hisroom. He also Wears a8 an ornameut pendant from bia neck a tla horse, cut out of a piece of block tla. Le needs notuing more to Make Lim happy, itis said, but o have aiew empty soda water bottles Ol a string aud a stais buck Wheat cake, With a bole bored tn if, and some red tape, Suil Bagie, a ta! stalwarce and strapplug Indian chief, is quite goo lovklug, KUL Has # Daug-dog, sensuallovk. ‘This igiiow, or rather aevil, 13 the leader of a party ol Sioux who captured Mrs. Panny Kelly, now te Wasulagtun, and Who was at the time of ter cape ture bu. neWly married. Her husvand was brutally mardered vy these = assassins, and Mrs. Kelly, @ young and hand some Woman, oi reaned jeclings, had to suDmIt to a@ thousand todigniues auring her eighteen montis’ captivity at the haads of Bull Eagle aud his asoociate devils, Proverty of the iamily totae amount of $17,000 Was taken irom her after toe murder of ner nasband, and her three wonths’ iuant Was ampaled oo @ tent pole by Buli Hagie abd iis lows, Mra Ketly Was coofronted by the scouadreis in Wasninytom alew days since, aud Lone Horm eXpresxed bis vorrow and shame tO the writer for what had been done by his people, It 1s siracge, and yetit 18 very truc, nev8itaciess, that Laese Jndtaus Wao had been yallty o: (his tnose borribie crime were yesterday aliowed to fondie and caress and play With lite mmoceut chilaren Wue were orougad into tueir rooms oy ivolish and uothinking norses. Lone Horn HELD A COUKCIL yesterday for tue venedc oi the Heratp re. porter, and the cieis ail sat round im @ room and Nad the smoxiog calumet passed from mouth to mouth. luverpreters Widium Fielder and Captain MeNaughion, counscted with tae Uneyeune Ayenc;, Were presen’, tue fut mer trans: lating all tuat was said by Lom? Hora, tue chie! Muterjecting a sort of howl every ew mioutes— “tow! Llow'—to sigaily tual tuey were sutisied With their oravor’s big talk. Red Skirt, one ot 61 chieis, Rad ots gose aud cheeks painted all ov | with a hideous Vermiuion composition, aud he thinks, in Mis abormiaal Couceit, tage Me 1s pe! fectiy beautiul. among chieis who 18 sometiigg of & comedian, and that is Ratthog Rib, who is wighiy oraamented aod Who has 4 lund oO! dry nuwor Lost is pleastag to coutemplite. He nas some excelient apd Very dry Mindec njou jokes, which he emits at stared later- vais aod Wita (ue Most prowund be utters them al the other chiel aud hideous manner. jhe rea! orator of ine party 1s White Swan, Who (ancies niunself to beioug te & debating sociely, and is never happy umess 9 mMasticate the Vacotah lane Dania a deceat looking old man, ir aud @ peaceinl jook, He is ty-uine yeas of age aod wears a Kossutn felt overapalr of dark bine goggies, Another 's' Tavity 24 Ween «rin ina goasuy cies, named ger, must oe nice man jor a pleasaut evening party, be has & scalp bet with tnree of jour score of scalps, some of whica bear still the wavy, jong huirof white Women, torn irom surtesing an despairing temales ta the agouy of death and ma- tiation, Ducn is «no her vrave Who has had nis eXpioite und his “yuccesses.”” ag the Frenco Wouli ‘They ai) eat Wito their knives aud arink large draughts of ice water, strong, Dow Diack tea WI'hOUl MIK, ANd eXawit & foud appee tite fur huuas of veel and lamo, irled live! immenss slices o. white bread, Lone Horn told toe HEALD reporter tn bis “tall wanted tue Great Patner to pay, them P for their Janda, and then he might devuct a certain ann from it for the benefit of poor Mrs, Fanny Koln And lie giao Wanted Rev. Mr. Newman, of Waste jugtoa, aod Kev. Mr. Hinman, an Episcopal cier; oan, to be on the commasion to ve pointed to adjndicate on taelr claims by Pi Gent Grant. The savages would not touch any gieen peas aoa tomatves at disner. “| = Gently suspected taat the peas were loaded and might ex,iode, Last evening, by invitation of Mr. Joun Dult, they all visited the Olympic Thea- tre, aod were vastly amused by the periormance, and returned sover to the hotel and to ped, T did Dot go @ bat will visit the menagerie and inspect tke beauties of Ceniral Park to-day. Among the visitors yes! (iy were Mr. Alexander tHamulton, an old jeevie gentiemaa. aout eighty-tve years or ag and soa to ihe famous Alexander Hamilton Was killed in a duel by Aaron Burr tu toe prt ol tne centary. air, Mielder, toe interpre: States that toe indians may possibly leave towa in stew days, CORONERS’ CASES. The boay of Jeremiah McCarty, of No. 68 Ne Chambers street, Wao has been missing about days, was found at pier 23 East River yestervay. Thomas Dixon, a seaman on bourd the steam. slip Italy, fel from the masthead some days ago While the ship was lying at pier No, 44 North River aad received a iractare of the saul. Hs was re Moved to Believue Hospital, where he died yester- | day morning. Ernst Waifraa, & German seaman, last Friday took a Goze of Paris Green with suiciaal mtent, He was removed to Bellevue ilospitai anu died yesterda:. tne body Of an unknown man was found feet insta the Norh Kiver, bear sixcesacn stree yesterday morning. Coruner Eickuoif will hol an inquest, Coroner Uroker concladed the inqu day im the case of Kichard Brown. whe nae drowned of tho Battery ou tie 9tn of May, from Say itty eaoneter by the steamer Sy active, a oueraved ft . irom - olame. reese aden The juvy in the case of the ontid B Carchy, Who was run over oy aour one pout Perry aud Vesey sireet sine on the 2d inst, rea wered a verdict yesivrdiy of accidental death, Is Was shown that tne arly ¥ did all 1a his power Stop tle car, bat was unable to do so, Tae Was boid Ly Vorouery Woltmaa, ts