The New York Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1877, Page 2

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSsis. B NNEIT “BUILDIN, m reprool, Located on Nin au, Ann and Fulton sts. 0 iets suitable lor banke C1 for Ply it y, OF ivmes: a. righ oy nba en Cabin eR gold; Heerace al eisyt0) i a eee FP Le “Ox ome pene Hy, Gene Chei Bint ‘Canin S100, gold; NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1877.-TRIPLE SHEET. AMBURG AMERICAN PACKET couranes LINK hours and Hamburg. july > uy 12 ‘g, Hem. IGHARD & & BOAS. rai Passenger Axent 6 — n. BPM. oma for Havana dircel, a8 We moda CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowling Green. omc TLULING & 0O,, Agents in Havens, OLD ESTABLESHED. SHOE SiORE, WITH si ‘ack room wud Ba-ement, 370 Bleecker st.; rent low to te MAS NEW YORK ae ae _ LURE Ser eS PLYMOUTH (G, Boe tor the landing (of paengers, will TOTICE,—TO LEASE, FOR A TERM OF YEARS, | sail from pier 42 North River, foot of + w, (stone) Fier 1, North River (452 feet long, 80 fret FRA NOK, ‘Tradelle.. Wide), and adjacent buikebead. pas Information appiy at office of the Dep AMERIQUE, Pousois.. 7 a be “Pew EB, Veuve soon ned Cieeiaen Liccisbuawrlvebenas: nodenled Brice of passage, in gold een re—Firat Cabin, QIFAM” YOWER—1 T0100 HORS: Cabin iy SNichtea Rooms, varions sizes, wt low rat Steeruxe, $26, Including wine, bedding and utensils. Elin sts, T. HALL, raguth, London or any rail station in in England VELA POWER.—METROPOLITAN SiEAM POW mveneting eo Acme mes: Buildings, Nos Ye 1L wad 13 Baxter st., Lotte of all sizess seabird Cabin, PAs Depernge, ET He siendy power; well lighted; splendisty | cry reduced rates, available through bi England and France. S PE) Sleamers marked thus * do not carry steerage passen- heart of ut 11th at., Broadwa gers. ful of livat elas descriptive circular. LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent 55 Brondway. TET—A RIFLE HE AMERICAN 8 SHIP COMPANY ry, formerly vee ‘pied by Colonel Monstery T PHILADBLe AIA CA, ati Line _Apply to WOOD BROTHERS, 1,354 Br 7? RENT-THe FIRST CuASS STORE 129 WEST Broadway, well located for restaurant. pie ie CAN FLAG. | Suill ond WEDNESDAY hom Live Furnishe past RENT TAKEN iN BOARD, BALANCE QUAR. | terly.—House, partially farnished, 54 East 25th st.. ear Madison square; possession immediately. FOR THE SUM ons, handsomely furnished four every iwely York. Direct 1) fs TO ANTWE! TER WRIGHT & 5 307 Walnut st. Phi! iS IDAHO. .. June 19. Noon | WISC' WYUMING.July 910.4. “| No vty on Iretwnd, “\SILLIAMS & [ft REDUCED KENTS bly located four story high stoop b At ENERAL 7 TRANSATLANTIC COMPAN' Gi Ht tween oa —_ Sana, 5 BE- Wednesday. June 20, 1B. Mt i Wednesday. fu cluding win 100; Second Cabin, $65; Third 5. iy V1 Hantic Li AN The ony Transutiantic Line fans sander pe ARMED THE RED STAR TINE STEAMSHIPS, Carrying the Belgian and United Statos Mails. iternately from Philadelphia and New For rates of f pasner, and other Chie apply to h and 49th sts. and Sth and 6th ave. Ad | NITED 3 i rm rade tow fice. | QUEENSTOWN AND. LAVERE Sailing on TUE DAY, from pier 46 North Ri 55, $60. and a3 ed to ana from Pari CauLING AT Morton st., every dus urday. M7 8:0 AM under the A) Salling RP. General ive: ONSIN-Juty 17.100. M. ye ately 31, 9AM, . $26. Hamburg, Norway. ngland, Franco and Ger- GUION, 29 Broadwa: fiso 20 Kast 50th st, near Sth av, 8 and gus fixtures with 001 PEGIAL NOTICE, — THe ‘SPL | Sship taahe, Capt River, toot of Kin} E kENT—TH TORY BRICK FRONT high stoop House No. 3 t 21st at., in good repair, with beater, water and vas throughout. Apply to HOMME MORGAN, Ni V story, 10 roun story. 19 rooms, URNISHED—807 WASTING. rooms, rent low: 619 Hudson 18 Abingdon pla TAM. Go Wudsun ste | M, jitiling trom Eagle ol | UTE ¥F URNISHED Roos AND APARTMENTS imned 0 Corr ae te Ud 5k TO oT. Y STERN STEAMSUIP LINE, ~ FURNISH! D PARLOR A. BEDROOM 10 LET REAT, Te treo “TEAR? DIRECT, A\to one or more gentlemen at 23 Clinton pl King | ~Suiling from pier 18 East Kiver, as follows:— jecond bell, second f cOnN WA ‘A FURST keepin it, new FEW FURNISHE orman-Americad Doch'st COUP, rent, tk Li nt $25 per month. Inquire at 200 Kast 37th e LAL! OF NE KT without board terms low. 27 Cabin, $85 to 98). according t BeRKeLey, | neermedin Steorag Sih av., egmer Oth at, | _xew vou FO SOUTHAMPTON AS ATER, Proprietor, | UTOPIA, June 23, 2PM. LALSATTA, YOMPORTABLE FURNISH SUIT, | i $55 to $70; Steoraxs. 83 Jindy of ventionvin: houvekeeping privileges gas, bath Diane Sergey request tates. Residence 316 Last 13th s it Company's plore F 1 North River, ISHED ROOMS Te RY CO. ! DERSON | BkOs., exehanged. 30 entlemen only With a view to di MS TO LET—FOR A LADY OR 4 mi nisl KOOMS TO LET—VOR A LADY OR A | With » wow to @ feted 17 Bond at. ISHED HALL ROOM, WITH BATH. 95 WEST aa ! orth of FRONT KOOM, HOUSE tothe a re : 3; quiet house. 180 kim’ at., | qm ine pemeward fete 2 dutitude. or natty SEW DORK zo uv quire ms, in Greenpoint, )ONS—W. LE do esa. clo0 nnd 8 ion, tickets to and from all low rates, M- sails trom Pier 46 orth ay ut hoon precivelys cabin, int ge at lowest rates, Apply to WIL. ILSON LINE— vOR, R SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL, , Hoboken, as follows second cabin, $45, rable terms. "Thro e meridian of OU at 43 latitude, or nothin asinx the meridian of 50 at ‘Kevurn tickets on favorable terms, Freight and passage office, No. 4 Bo vling Green. ENDID MAIL ST! Liverpool on wdinte IAMS HELLO... Apply for full pare 56 Sout! Iwursday, June 28 Thursday, July 12 ), $45; steerage, B30 Nc LFORNIAJnly 7. 2 P. he lorla, duly 14 BA. DERR) ‘0 uccom: nly 7, 2 P.M. 4. nt onrrent rates, e its, 7 Bowling ances of collision the course for ull seasons of enstown to New York or age ‘colds wacoraing to" ce parts of Kurope at very JOR HOUSE . paral ert on $6 per week: bell Moors, $1 SU up, ladies bers nl i Sol pene tala has TO GLASGOW. LIVEREOOL, DUBLIN, FLASPSOMELY, FURNISHED FARLOR ELOOK OR s BELFAST AND LONDOND wif: ulso three connecting Kooms, Office and Be@room; | trom pier 42 Nor at et Orval ee)-ai bilewe:= | inull Rooms, $1 90. $2. 106 Fast Lath st, Stave oF § thursday, June 21 | EKGRPING IF DESIRED; COMPLETELY | SIATE of VIKGly A. pacar dane ae od ook é STATE OF thursday, July 12 Hea PANY agpeeaianaa he sgt shimataeciy pr: STATE OF GEORGIA, Thursday, July 19 2 a ed 2 Firat cabin, $60 and $70, nccording te a auton; NO LET-PARLOR FLOOR, ELEGANTLY FOR- | return uckots at reduced rates. Second cubin return tlekete nt reduced rates, Bt to AUSTIN niehed, to first class parties; opposite Gramercy Park, rao 147 Eewst no 3 Touran only for gentlemen; rent, $10 per month. 112 West 14th st., nour 6tls nv. THE COMPAN WIN & CO., Agents, No. 72 Broadway, Yor! SHEN Ge TioKeTs.. AT 45 BROADWAY AND aT | FOUT OF CANAL 81. N. Re at lowest rates. Appl: \ ITED RNISHE! niences for housekeeping, #5 rt this line take also one single in, parlor floor; private house. 1068 E 4ist st. Lexington and Park avs, : TH ST, 190 WESEL—FPURNISHED ROOMS FOR housekeeping; rent moderate; every convenience; bene bth ay. 207 ST., OPPOSITE STURTEVANT | Fro Y ily Tualsbed Kooms for traumient oF | Rates—-Snioon, 20 and $100, reasonabie terms. Steerage, ermanent ocer gus. y Saluon staterooms, smoking and 20 su AT EAR BROADWAY.—TWO iatibed iront! "Rooms to let; terms moderate. 5) BAST DTH ST.—NEWLY FUR GeOwithour board, to gentlemen oni inired. spection of plan and other AND LIVERPOOL, 8... going south of tho 1 jer 63 Nort In gold. Return tickets on amidships, where the noise and motion « | s dex. eot comfort hitherto unattainable at se or company's office, 37 Broadway, Now York, STATES MALL. the lane routes recom- round. ‘Kiver, bath room: a, intormation apply at the KR. J. CORTIS, Agent. ATH sT., 114 BAS N + Jat low prices; ret-renc xe. Mix SMIRK KOLTRRDAM. Steamer MAAS, 1 WACDOUGAL s?.—FURNISHEL small families or single gentiemen; nisved and changed hands. D RoOMS FoR " | Seamer CALAND' Bouse reture | Stress benutliul sea mail to the Netherlavds, 137 KAS! 276 ST. J WEXINGTON AV.— ‘Trips regular, rates low, comfort and living perfect, Buck Koom, for two persous, 8: Call ali week, For treivh For pausane, FUNCH, EDYK & € W. MORRIS, outh Willian 50 Brondwa: g ‘OST DIRECT. AND ScOROHT ROUTE TO HOL- HE RHINE, SWITZEKLAND, (Morris’ European xpress). June 21 July 5 ing the United > tavorites with the puvlic, ANIMA will sail for Bermuds direct Thi The Berane Bow the nt winter Fe: ont favorite oan For full artgtlary gud illustrated pamphlets spp! OUTERBKIDGE, Agent, 29 Tu to tor Sti and tire! sold NE ce TELA biegor. NEW LE A! Through points on the Missiusippt ply toCLARK & SABLA Fe, HAVAN SIAGAKA, Steamship BERMUD . will leave pie! MF Mohoare ) LINE TO NEW ORLFANS AND TeX. Houston and Te en ern, Texas Pacific ‘snd Transcousineutal Pailrowds., Frolghs for Rt. eas wand Felton lunded at Rockport. Ju Dock (cold Spring), LL SCHYLEN wil e NITIZENS? JSarntoga, connecting with ali ruilroud lines port > & COME, tr se urday, J stom pler d North ee fits of Ladin, ei at} Mobile ana principal ‘oF assage &) AN BG West st, ree A.—THs NEW IRON MATL STEAMER Cipvain Thomas 8, Curtis, will se from ursduy, June 21, wt 3 : hi ations. Cabin Passaze. MJAMES E. WAKD & CO. ALIFAX, N. 8, AND ST. JOHY CROMWELL LINE, 10 North, River, . jane or ire! it apply ‘86 West se eminy, June 19, wtb CLAKK & SEAMA: steamers will sail from pier 36 North Kiver w Saturday, June 23 roxas freight there for Moryan (ity, Through River, on, Indianola, Corpui 0, Rrownsville and to all ral, Internationsl and ( it reduced rat poiicy of the line. orts, % per cent. z thou Pl to BOGEKT & MORGAN, North Kiver. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. Ate vANY. ANDY TROY vay wea eniy a 6. VIBBARD nnd DANIEL DB North River, ats terry, West Foin Sau certies, Catskil New York Central Railroad for “the Went, Tickets or coupons x samo day. ceived on buard for Kairoad are a LBANY BOAT, PEOPLE'S LINK. o vloant stoumers DIC oF ST. JOUN will One ot ieuve pler 41 North River every weekday at 6 P. M., con- Rocting ab Albuny for Saratoga, Luke George wnd all tuvo- nv jmmer resorts North a ‘eonly $1 50 THE MARY POWELL, FOR WESE POINT, burs. Ponghkos arn Kondout and Kingston, iand & it Miltou ana New Hamburg, and M pier 39,.N. RV wee M el daily, try ¥t.), —1877,-LLOYD'S DUCK, UYSTER BAY, JONES! The new and fast steamer J. Be jow York daily (Sunduys excepted) ior 16 East Biv oot of KY al tap. 3; the above piace ut 3:4 ces Will AEE Lloyd's Dock jakets to all landinus, GO cente, OF STEAMERS FOR TROY AND LINE. west. Fare lower than by any oth ly new and magnificent steamers CITY OF foot of Leroy st dnd vnxiage checked to all pint. ne DaKenke CTOs: Pi CORNELL, Sapertatendent. hrough tic! i and leay tick PRC VATSKILE AND STUYV: PALL L RIVER Lt July 1 to Septenb sale at all priv JOR NORWA: K AND DANBURY DAIL Che The apemee arr LYVH1 leaves Br New Haven with special’ To PHIvaDELrHa 130 Ticket’ Ofices 520 und 044 Broudway and foot of perweracee and Cortlandt sts; sed «3 Broosly: yen Jersey y City.” ks FRANK, THOMSON, ‘The magnificent new steam: from pier 29 w Boies and all points East. daily except Sundays), at NT ear LEAVY 6 P. M., for passengers 42, toot of Canal s ‘are. $1 Berths {re rom pier I treight. AILY LINE. FOR STad FOr Gi fie’ twat wad. favorite stermbout P. SCHULTZ en pier 27 eet iver duily at 2:50 P. M. “Excursion ets Be. und 5 N é men ESCOMH leaves toot Franklla st M Weanesday and Friday, at 6 | ‘he mammath palace steamers BRISTOL and VIDENGE leuve pier 28, North river, dally (su da er 2, inclusive), at 5 P.M. | Tick: ul ticket offices. Latterly 's Dock) PY. M., pier 37 East River 2:4 W HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD, SPRING- id, White Mountains and termediate pulnts; stoam- ave Peck slip E. K., at 3 ani ll P.M., eonnecting mt ins, Particulars ut pler. PEN NSYLVANIA. TA RAILKOAD. THE OLD ESTABLISHED KO! KOUTE AND SHORT LINE etweon, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, 19 Through Trains ouch way daily: 3 depots in Pailadelphia, in New York. Double Track, the most Improved Equinment, and the ent with absolute safet; une 1), 1877, k, rosses and Cort- M.. 1, 4,5, 6,7, and P.M, Sunday, 9 A. Xt 88, Teand 3 ning, izains leave Phliadelphie Ny (uimited express, 1:35 P.M), . Mand 12 Midnight; On and 7 ¥. M., and 12 test Time con vA. M., 4, night. jo. 1 Astor House, 118 Hudson it Teket Office, No. 8 L, P. FARMER, Geperal Passenser Agent. anager. HE eae PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON, A WHOLE, sours cnest Oe Baths NEY 42 MILES Se, 60 MINUTES, en HODE ISLAND. ‘29 North River, foot of Warren st.. at 5 P. M, LD RELIABLE SIONINGPON LINK SP, M., from ptr 33 Nerth River, foot of Jay st. UNFURNISHED | ober. APART- —PIERS N “ATIONAL LINE, HOLLAND.. rOR 20 West Gist st. Vednesd: at 1th wt. E LA GH ROOM, FOR Li Anoue but respectable parties Cabiu and steerage pai ae jasued as very low rates. TO 50 King st. iT HOUSEKE 25 per week. RMAN LLoxb NE BST ERY 19 rated Floor, 4 rooms cond Floor, 6 i Floor, 4 rooms. thira Floor, 5 r 2 First Finor and Ba V4 Jane st, First Floor, 4 roe & Bethune #t., Second Mov st, birst Flo ‘ond Floor, ms . $30, curr Steerme reoms First Floor. 3 rooms 16 & BT, BURNHAM, 609 Lindson st. OF Dussage apt Ok Laena « FOR LONDON. NB" $e Prepaid Steerage Cortiseates, $30, currency. 08. 44 AND 51 N, R. | June 20, 12:30 P, MS ‘LIVERPOOL, uly 14, 8230 4, M. suly 21, 2B. m £0 upward N ‘EN, YORK, SOUTH. | CO., 2 Bowling Green. 114 Washington £ PO, LET ILATS, WITH FROM. FOUR TO EIGHT rooms: large and airy; 3O1 East 33d at., cor 2d av. Ap ply on premises. FLOOK, WITH OR WITHOUT ¢ family, in house No. 309 West CITY OF ae eTan From pier 45, Nort River. Cabin, $40 and $100 gold“ oturn tleke si T° LiT—A SECOND FLOOR: FOUR LIGHTED roows in best order in private hense; $20 for small tam- iy. 367 10th st., near Tompkins square. erage, $28, currency. wie FOR SALM, PASRRORTS 5 FROM WASHINGTON PROCURED BY LE STYLES MARBLE SODA WATER AND WALNUT JOHN A. McSURLEY & BON, Passport Agents, 42 {\ Root Heer Apparatus at cos Pine st Ay sonia — ae RAN WTPFTELD'S, 202 Water #t, NSURE YOUR BAGGAGE IN ARCTIO INSURANCE Kee Baul HAKERY AND LUNCH KOOM: SICK. Company, 104 Broadwa} ness reason for seili Address ©. F., Herald office Ri JOE, SALE— POSITIVELY. ON ACCOUNT OF TWO | —rouK _CATINAGH, TRUNK MANUFAUTORER AND Zunul st., coruer uf Alien, ther Goods (removed from corner of zee ‘ i ae 73 road ‘Astor piace. POE SAGE CUBARCVTRNS CLASS LIQUOR, AND | A full assortment of Lut jenilemen's Trunks for reer ieer Sainon: with mice Aworved Stosk and black | American aud Buropenu travel, Stateroum Trunks, Cbalra, cacinet Fixtures; fine location; cheap rent, Ap- | &c., tor the steame) r New Bowery. J ie daitillcstaii lala DONOVAN ROSSA'S STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD Fok, PALE LOW-A_ GROCERY AND LIQUOR jeket office.—England, Ireland, Germany, Caliternia to 21 11th ay. t st. Inquire at the | stverage and enbin tickets procured advautageous nore of SOHN DUE-CHE Sth st. san’s Hotel, 152 Chatham square. WILL PURCHASE ONE O8 THE BEST | " LO Opeying Lager Boor nnd Liquor Saloons in the COASTWISE | STEAMSHIP. ait A parinsr will be accepted to take full man MAIL AND “PANAMA TRANSIT prctric For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHL ZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBI business, the pre nt proprietor being otherwise Bleecker st. MACHINERY. ENGINES FOR SX one Blake Stone and Ore Crus o LESLIL, Manufactarer, Jersey City. & SALE—BAND =AW BEVEL TABLE, FAY TEN. non Machine, iron frame: Davis Dovetauing Machine, Steamship COLO s connecting jor Central A From SAN FRANCISCO Steamship CLTY OF PEKIN: From 818 PRANUISOU k Rogers Saw Bench and Sash Machine, No. 4 Mortis “lus it sD, Muchine wnd 8 ine tour side Moulaing Machine, eer | gi AUSTRALIA A} Cutting Machine, Tidey Mutcher, Planer and Matcher, 24 | teamship CITY OF SIDNIY ineh; single Surtacers, 24-in i » Senne B GEO. B. EDDY, 398 Madison st. RORERTS AM ENGINE.”~ALSO OTHER EN. | gines, Boilers aud Machinery cheap: Machinery boaglit, ROBERTS, 119 Liberty st TANTED-A BLAKH CRUSHER. CAPABLE CF | fof NORFOLK, Clty Por Wane rinen pieces of nore none in the jawrs te boty | DAYS, THURSDAYS and 8 \TU good working order, Address, with price, EB. L. Mbox | necting with the Virginia and 8.488 Post office road, and with the oumpuny" DAN OUTFIT A SWALL SAW AND | In-North Curolinn and Cirein Mill; Engine, Bovler, &e.. ali im good order. | NEWBERNE Apply to A. B. JENNINGS, 71 Broadway | FURNITURE, ror pad . KSDAY and ONDA. ing with Mary BEACL PUGAURBS FURNITURE AND CARPET TOUS, | 747 Hrondway. up stairs.—Fire: class goods at reduced | ~ cl Ruan on linerat tercas sf parmeae : mph passenger tickets and bills ent 8 ree - 3 = — | Frei rt BAGMANS BROTHER US, 228 AND 2 HUDSON ip SNe. 107 Greenwich au he ~wechaD Broome, is toe most reliable and cheapest hone | —e LING FOR Por Ri and Fernandina, Fl 20 Kast River at i amer CITY OF AUSTIN, texets to all points in Florida, York to buy Furniture, fash of instalments. Carpets and Beddi 8 FoR FUR. ARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRI Anivure and Carpets for exsh or liberal t of payment COM PERTHWALTS, 159 and 157 Chatham #t- 13 large reroomns. | Is¥IT CARPETS, OILCLOTHS AND MATTINGS, | X#~y—awIN TT DY rary cheap, 04 the cid pices 112 Faltee ps. Ualorecad | N. Sioamners lene pee 82. SOLE ior price Hi DALL Wav ave =| WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. | (Gites PRIGGS FAT) POR Oli Teeny, OLD Ld 4 Lilicia and Dinmonds: sis loans nosotisied at 705 nye Kita ORI Diva rw ay, up stairs | la Havane, ¥ Broxreso, ONEY ON DIAMONDS. FURS, &¢.—DIAMON “Steamers leave N MWatehos, Joweiry. silverware sent NDB. | Orne and allt iti shaw:s, Sil4, de. bought, and sol geguneg, GEO." OOALLEN, Jowelie TUN, SOB wit BaOA Saal 3h sd ooley ie bilia of lad nye given to all points on | Central International and at Houston and Henderson, and the | and Sun Antonio ratironds, lowest rate, For freight aud passa; commodations) apply to 0. Hy Maiden Inne, STOWAGE, RAG “WK im houses, Broadway 47th, ot: sovarate rooms for furniture, pianos, baggage, 4c, Inspection solicited, rows AND LIVERPUOL: June 23. aterooms, smoking, ene bathrooms amids| 15 and 33 Broaaway, New York. STEAMSHIP IP LINES, sailing from pier foot Canal st. For SAN FRANCISCO, via ISTHMUS UF PANAMA, erica and South TO JAPAN apply to” 1 FJ BULLAY, Superintendent, pier toot of Canal st., North Kiver, SHIP COMPANY, Tard RICHMOND, TUK8. Const Line Fedmout Alr Line, Uhesn - um line to interior points Asi YatoN, X, ©, (wie Norfolk, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, Captain Stevens. . Apply, for information mae, to ICAN WALL ND NW ORLEANS by 4 Freights and f{nsurance at MAIL STEAMERS 2PM. July 7, 2B sJuly 14, 8.4. M, on. vee Dratts at lowest DALE, Age: draits, NA, AUSTRALIA, NEW BIA, OREGON, &6., North Ki aturdag, June 30 Paeific ports, Nip CHINA. ednesday, June 20 VURDAY. land and Delaware rail YAL. 8. ( a, sailing ovary ‘Friday Jane 22 malgony. § Wye DIRE jWednosiay, July 4 1 and 99 Broadway. | TOUCHING A: KEY the Houston and Texas, Northern, Gulverion, Galveston, Harrieburg (uaving superior ac- 4 |C coiebrated Pullman Hotel Di and Omaba. They leave Chicago rond is the old Chicago and the Mia iy 4: * ONG BRANC 4 vii ‘er 8 North Vion with trains for “Philadelphia and Toms Riv: sen side Park, Barnegat and Bouch Haven-6:20 A. M.; AND (aE New Jersey So oad. jommencing June 18, 1 iver, foot Rector Long Branch —6:20, 9:30, 10:40 A, M.; 3:45, 5, 6:15 6:20, 9:30 A. M.; 3:45 P, M. 0 Tiveiand, Bridgeton, Atlantic City and Cape May—9:30 | A, undays, for Long Branch—9:30 A. M. WM. 8 SNEDFN, General Manager. by witl T zat is { —e=DaILY Kot KAWAY Beach 2Ath wt. iF, BY ) South Ist st., Williamsburg, 5:30 A. \. und Grand st. New York, 8:45 A. M. Steamers leave Kockaway II Excursion tickets, good on STEAMERS aMericus x with Oy UNTEBNO'S TWEN TyTN. REGIMENT BAND, 10th st., North Ri mond and ee vont 6:30 A. M., after that hourly from 8 A. M. te ALIVORNIA PASSENGERS|—THE CHICAGO AND Northwestern Railway. and that, live slone, runs. she ining Cars, betwee, Chicago Gmaba daily. Toe sbortest, quicke vad in tl t EXGUNSIONS. iy ‘our vce the populer steamers excursiot AMERICUS and NEVERSINK, h Conteruo's Twenty-third Regiment Band und musical attractions every day. an Sail tor Fit ‘Cents, ‘North Kiver, nd 1 ewell’s Dock, Brooklyn. 0 A. M. and, UNDAY EXC BEACH, aad SWIFT AND ¢ ‘CoMMODIOUS alone. TWO GRAND Bays Soke ITS aes 17. K AND ADELPHI, LEAVI Mand 10:30 A. M. and 1:15 P.M. Daud 10:49 A. M. and 1:25 P.M. M 140 B, Me h st, North Ri r, F 27, foot Fare place, 8:50 and 11,004. b:00.and 11:10 A, M. 920 and 11:20 MOUNK, FROM EAST RIVER, LEAVES t Kiver, 8:15 A, M. and 12:55 P.M. msburig p20 4 M. and 1:10 P. M, t.. Bi ‘AM. and 1:20'P. M, due Kk, ‘prooal ra, 9:08 ve us eed eae vs ‘STRAMES LEAVE RUCKAW Y¥ 4 P.M, EXCURSION TIC. ba ii aie Os EITHER SROATS, im Park. Sundays every hour trom 9 4. M. to 8 P.M. The levated Railroad receives and delivers passengers at the ferry every elght minutes. NG AT CONEY ISLAND, WILD will ran to CONEY ISLAND ry day Mundas tnctnded), leaving West 24th! HH Cok M 12 oP. M. pne 5330 P.M, Wert loth st, #:10.A.M., 12110, 16 PM and 5308, Franklin at., pier 35-0:20 A. M., 12120, 820 P.M, and 5:10PM, ‘Pier 2 North River-9:30 A. M., 12:30, 3:30 P.M, and & 5 ALLORY & €O,, 153 A Cr. Ls] muse will be ee BANKS AND BANDY HOOK nvERa n 10th. N ‘450. Indies, 50s rik: a FOSTER, Manager, re 45; Jewel's dock, Broom at Rockaway; returning, RSION TICKE!S, 50 CENTS. sBAMER wiLtien Bou. on ', Adama, SUN- DAY, JUNE 10, and EVRY DAY, ae follo: 41h fhe, Honowen, 9 4 Met a ‘Ni @ York, 10:30; West 10th st.,'10 :45 11; Brookiyn, Ful on fer RAION TICKETS, 50 ORNs. srded by the William ook turning, leave Rockaway at =7OE XCURNIONS— S—NTRAMER se Chicage, B ednesday, June 20 Strarsey, June 30 roaree | fe fi accomm R BERMUDA.—THE ELEGANT BRITISH 81 STEAMER ne TROY and | RARATOGA leave daily (Saturdays iat ce ate ?. M. from pier No, 49N FOR HUSTON AND ALL POINTS | connecting with Danbury and New Tavs en railrouds. | Reduced fare, 35¢, _ Excursion tiekets, 50¢, randay, 989.8 | EXCURSIONS. Rerkvborn ROCK. UP THE HUDSON, ne Hundred Miles’ Sail for 50 cents. ‘This MOND’ a tee uoaotiial inne TO-DAY. Ph rag stem ber "ARE! 118 ap the HUDSON to NEW BURG aud Wasitaton’s HEADQUARTERS. All the Great Musl- Pane eutire eran maaroie IFTY CENTS ** Boat will i o'clock +. M., and the foot of 22d oa as a Buck to the city at 7 o'clock P.M. ORTY-THIRD STREET M. EK. SABBATH SCHOOL— Will xo on their aunual excfrsion to sea Cliff tirove Rat at 9 o'clock. Wednesday, J) Steamer Themas Powell will len foot of West at 8:30 A. M., calling at nd mnt Ri |. stopping at Sea Uli at 5 P. same landings. Se, XCURSION BOATS AND GROVES.—STHAMER General Sedewick. Burger Harvest Queen, Say Caledonia, Anna and Badwin ale Excelsior Par tin Bench, Cold Spring aud Oriental Groves.” N HitIis B84 West ai. uppusite Moher athe. Taste Open evenings. LYMOUTH ROCK. MOONLIGHT, ‘The first MOONLIGHT EXCURSION will be given on next FRIDAY EVENING, June 22, waen the PL' UTH the ey bei toatl illuminated and decorate, will sail up jovels REMARKABLE Lay er tae BNFABTALI MST Ee * Will leave pier 1, wt 8 o'clock P. M., and the fool of 224 st, N.R., at By Bo otclocke PLM, FAKE, FIFTY LYMOUTH KOCK. NEW HAVEN. AN EXIRAORDINARY TRIP. vesltivay, last New Haven excursion, BATU ae a », affording ‘musical en This en lenteaberinar the Sound for 90 conta. FULL MAHINE | BAND, Churn OF MADRIGAL, BOYS, 0%, Ee CLUB, MOZAL PULL CHINE OF ATHEDRAL ARTHUR BEN 0 a2 Bout will o giefock ‘Ae M. rate CM. ‘ttot {‘sccommodxtions ont ven ise Palace steamer. EW ROUTH TO CONEY IsLAND AND Li rove On and after SUNDAY, Suns 17. the senOWsMITH 4 will leave 1A, OA, Leroy 5 20 i 3U A. Jowell’s Wirt, Brow ic TUHO x. ak. 29 joy wt 12M. ai Steambout AINSI cm CUILDS leaves Went B45 AM » +L » 4, a0 t DP, 3.3 Pier 13, Nove #0 P.M... Sa gs atl Fain 250, EXGURSION Th Connecting with railroad for Cuble's an: hotels und Bath Park. STEAMBOAT RESTLESS TO CHARTER FOR EXCUR sions, $30 to $60 per duy. Apply at 33 Coenties siip corner South # 4 Middie Istana THE TRAMPS' DORMILORY. Citizens passing through the city parks since the commencement of the hot season have been annoyed a great deal by the prosence aud conduct of crowds of “bummers,” who tniest the benches, lounge and sleep on them and outrage propriety im vurious ways, Occasionally an honest iaboriog man ts to be found among them, who untortunately be- | comes obnoxions on account of bis company. Tho park athorities determined to check the buigance, and on Saturday imsiructed their officers to clear the parks of all vagrants, In carry- jug out the order Sergeant Floch and Officer McGoni- gle, with a squad of men, mude a raid Saturday night on Washington squa: Union square ond Madison equare parks and captured forty prisoners, who were wrapped in slumber, They were ull arraigned belore Judge Wandell, at Jefferson Market Court, yesterday, As they stood eed in front of the magistrate, clad in, all manner of garmente, thoy presentd a curious spectacie, Each in turn was questioned by the Justics, with @ view to discriminate between the inherent vagabood and the casuul vatortunate. All of them strenuously maintained that they were merely resting alter » bard day's jabor, but the tusk of dis- nguishing was not very dillicult. Out ot the forty ested (birly wore sent to the care of the Commis- sroners of Charities and Correction, to be disposed of as that body might think best, FOND OF WATCHES. Timothy Golden, a resident of the slums of Mulberry street, saw and admired Jumes B. Pitts’ twenty dollar sliver watch on Saturday night last, and his admiration got the better of his discretion. For knocking Pitts down and stealing the envied timepiece he was taken to tho Tombs Police Court yesierday, where Justice Murray committed bim ip default of $2,090 bail, and sent Pitts to the House of Detention. A DEAL OF TROUBLE. “A pretty rough deal, this,’’ observed the prisoner, George Watson, as be accompanied an officer trom the Tombs Police Court yesterday to the prison below. Mr, Wateon was a dealer in @ faro bank which was | Tatded by the potice, He did vot bave bondsmon tor j $500 securlty ut hand, aad in default he was locked up. POLICE PERSECUTION. For the fourth or fifth time within the past month Patrick Craig, of No. 585 Second avenue, bas be@n in the Fifty-seventh Street Court, to answer the charge | of violating the Excise laws. Yesterday morning bis bartender was arrested at five minutes past twelve, and was brought toCourt, Mr. Craig followed with a number of witnesses, who testified that other dealors Same conditions as he, but they subjected to continual be believed there was The Justice persecution, unwarranted persecution in the mattorand discharged the bartender, MRS. EGLA'S RING, Last November Mrs, Hattie A. Egla, of Wost Thirty- second street, lost a ainmond ring, valued at $650, ‘which was stolen from her room by a boy named Frank Goorge, who was employed to run errands and do chores around the house. The detec- tives ave boen looking for the boy ever since, aud on Saturday he was brought from Haveshijll, Mass., by Captein Webber, of that place. Detectives Woolsey and Keirns took bim to Jefferson Market Court yesterday morning and asked that he be r ded till to-day, that she complainant might bave time pear. Judgo Wandell set down the exam} tion for two o’clock this afternoon. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Supreme Count—CuamBErs—Held by Judge West- brook.—Third Monday motion calendar. Court opens st ten A, M. for ex parte business. Culendar called at Supexmeé CourtT—Grseral Term.—Adjourned until the 6th day of July a Surreme Count—Ciacuit—Part 1—Held by Jaage Barrett, —Case on—Browning et al. vs. Smith etal, No duy calendar, Part 2—Heid by Judge Potter,—Nos 15 3602, 4368, 338, 24749, 2288, 2354, 2406, 1398, 1044, 4860, 2402, $160, 4 4798, 3486, 2078, 8216, 1744, 2146, 1694, 2162, 1932, 1546, 2270. Part 3—Held by Juuge Van Brant.—Nos. 37, 2775, 4363, 148, 2159, 13414, 3849, 3065, 1182, 102654, 4408, 414, 419, 433, 1710, 963, 1798, 4623, 4624, 136244, 3221, 373, 2665, 2667, 4444. Supreme Courr—Geyerat Txxm—Held by Judge Donohue.—Law and tact—Nos, 298, 401, 228, 155, 85, 501, 508, 609, 510, 515, 526, 533, 541, ‘136, 3ol, “192, ‘131; 537, 458, 407, 476, 440, 410, 322, 48, 614, 625, 407, 465, 481, 4y2. 483, 484, 485, 486, 487, 488, 235, 261, 237, 395, 518. Mourenion Covrt—Gusxerat TkRM.—Will meet next Mouday for the purpose of rendering dec! Surenion Cocrt—Srxciat m—He! Sunford.—No day calendar. Svrznion Count—TriaL Texa—Part 1—Heli by Judge Sedgwick.—Case on—Wes vs. Roming- ton. No day calendar, Part 2—Held by Judge Curtis —Nos. 513, 552, 554, 541, 679, 905, 968, 996, O29, 1144, 1145, 1194, 568, 79034, 167, 772, 1201, 822, 1215, 1120, 807, 680, 1161, 1892, 1206, 1223, 1281, 1230, 549. Part 3eHeid by Judge Speir.— Nos, can! 1388" oe 175, Py a 74, 1137, 1068, 804, 340, 34 B34, 1 1171, Line 1180, 1181, 1a ae ia, 1025, “ud 1185, 170, 1182, 1166, 220, 429, 1 8005, 1253, 1255, 738, 618, 607, 603, 1256, 1257, las, 1260. ‘Common PLeas—Gewenat TeRM.—Wili mest next Monday for the purpose of rendering decisions. Common Seger a eS Tkkm—Held by Judge Van Hoesen, — Nos. 17, 30, 3, 8, 13, 25, 82, 15, 24, 26, 33, 1, 2 Demurrers—Nos. 72, = Commoy Puxas—Inial. Tenw—Part 1—Held by te 9 Rubdinson.—Noa, 462, ast, 1945, 270, 1136, 62 Part 2—At Wey Jor short causes, part 8—Helt pln tA in ‘Daly, Now 42, 224, 1267, 1178, 1840, oz: a5 1g ono 739, 1370, MAKING ones, 848 a tens Part 1—Held by Jud Alker.—Nos. 7 1, 6580, 6539, 5, 6581, 6682, 6591, tore, baa, ba Nae 6642. Part 2— Heid by Jad horidan,—Nos. 64) 6491, 5900, 6616, 3048, 6449, 4604, 6045, 6528, O88, 8222, 4587, 6376, 27, Part tied by Judge sinuout. Nos. 6326, 6151 aa, 3326, 6871, 6875, 6447, 4966, 5193, 7455, 6209, 6299, 6608, 04, iponeor Guynrat Sessions—Part 1—Held by Judge sutuerinna.-—Te° People vs. Michael J. Line! rob- bery; Same vs. Alber. P. reg aoe pd m 1, lelonw assault an be dates Bra, itomious ‘Same ve. ‘Thoinas Curley, burglary; Sam larcony; Same ry Game va Wi Witt grand larceny; ces; Sume ve Lou ny; same, va. Micha Mauoney, - wssuult ” bat Samo va Mary Lombard, mis- rt 2—Heid vy Judge J audersieeve. —The aoe heat vs James People ‘vs, Pairick McGowan, robver; li assuult and bal Sume vs. Gis, “awnoue ; jos Wood, "fetonious as- gnuit and buttery; Samo Jobn Ulick, Thomas Same vs. William Bobmer and Maly m Napi ‘ein rn jame Va. u Hinckee, rape; ne ee rand larce jame va. Charles T va. Peter Dwyer, potit larceny; Samo . etit jarcen, Sume vs. ouarg ae ie Brown, disorderly disorderly houne; 2 ee eee ee CONNUBIAL SUICIDE. 4 MURDERER AND HIS WIFE SEEK OBLIVION TOGETHER—HOW LIFE’S EXTINCTION WAS ACCOMPLISHED. The following rem spre 1b: lo the latter part of soa. 1875, Embry Cannon, bis son William and two nephews, got on a big@pree in Rockwell, Texas, and created great disturbance in the town uptil 4 late bour of the nigot, sheriff Alexander C. starks was on intimate terms with the Cannons and endeavored to persuade them to desist from their riot- ous proceedings, but was unsuccessiul. He then warped (bem that if they did not stop disturbing the peace he would be obliged to lock them up, ‘This only made them worse and tho whole party ussaulted the Sverifl and be and cut bim very severely. During méelée the Sh drew his re- volver aud spapped it several times, but none ot the chambers exploded. ‘The party scattered, however, and Starks, procuring a better weapon. fol: lowed the Cunnous with the intention of arresting them, He fouad them in a billiard suloon, und wus ngaln set upon by the whole purty, and, defending biw- ot and killed William Canuoo, Ibis ended the amicable relation between Starks and the Cannons, and some me afterwards Starks was notifled that Ambry non Was irying to hire some desperado to assassinate him. ‘This became go evident that Starks olfered bis farm for sale, with the intention of movi to some othe: be would ve more soc! In September, ‘anger nppeared in Rock well, singularly droesed and armed with a doubie-barrelled sbotguo and several revolvers, He pretended to waot to buy a farm, and was relerred to Starks as having one for sale, He called on Starks, and, atter@ short conversation, both started for the farm, Starks 1m opposition to the earnest entreatics wile and the advice of some of bis neighbors. He never returned alive, but next moruing bis dead body wus found iw the woods with a joud of buckshot 11 bis head, ‘Tho murderer fled. It was subsequently learned that bis uame was Geor, W. Garner, Im October fullowing the tourder the Grand Jury indicted Garner for the murder of Starks, und Embry Cannon us instigator of the crime, but ocither of them could be jound, It seems, however, that a sho time prior to the murder of Starks, Gurper bad shot the Sheril of Lee county, Texas, while that officer wus attempiing bis arrest, and rewards aggregating $1,000 were offered tor bim. Whea the Sheriff of Lee county recovered from his Wounds he aetermined to capture Gurner, and-atter a long search founy him in a little town neur Little Rock, Ark., und succecded in arresting wod taking him to L county, where he was turned over to the authorities of Rockwell county last March, He wastried in may and convicted Starke’ Pia and sentenced to be hanged on the lin of une. To-day, after bis conviction, he made a confession that Embry Cannon hired bim to kill Starks for $500 cash, a note for $125 and a team ot horses. Last Tuvsouy evening Mrs, Garner was permitted to onter the jail to remaio with ber busband unsil bis execu- tion, This morning on opening Gurver’s eoll the Sheriff found Mrs, Garner deud and ber busbund al most lilel A physician wus sent for, but before arrived Garner died. Both leit letters. In the one written by Mra. Garner she guid she purchased mo poiue at Dalias two weeks ago, und took it into the jail im ber mouth, A question then uro-e as to whe- ther there was enough to kill both, aud which of them suould take the largest portion of it, Mrs, Garner evidently took enough to kill ber, but there were marks ubout her neck which showed she bad also been strangled. Gurner also took some of the poison, but when tound this morning be had cotton stuffed in bis nostrils, and bundkerchiet crammed down bis turoat und a wire, tho bail ol # bucket in hiscell, twisted wround his neck, evidently not being satisfied that they bad taken enough morphine to kill, they finwsbed tbe job by strangulation. The verdict of the Jury was death by strangulation, Mrs, Garner's letter turther states that it was pot througs ber husband’s Persuasion that eho gave up all to 5 with bim, BLOOD SLAINED CRIMINALS. A FARMER AND HIS THREE 8ONS GUILTY OF FOURTEEN MUKDELS. : [From the Albany (Mo.) Ledger.] But few of our oldest citizens do not know George Brown, who settled on what is now known as the Pringle farm, two and a@ half miles west of town, ip about the year 1850. George Brown, during the time he lived in this county, was a respected citizen anda member of the Christian Church, He had three sons— George, Jesse ond Josiau—who were avout men when they leit here, which took place in the year 1855 or thereabouts From here they removed to Texas, in which State they have resided since. They have lately been arrested upon a complaint filed against them by Samuel Borris, who married a daughter of George Brown, Sr. Froin tbe facts developed since the arrest of Brown, his sons, Borris and othors we are unable to name, composed one of the most daring and murderous or- gavizations that ever iniested the wilds of a Texan frontier, The complaint charges them with fourteen murders of the darkest apd most appalling nature. The exposure of the Browns by their contederate and relative was brought about as follows:—It seems that Jease was the chief of the clan, and gave orders which were as binding as an oath, and what- ever be commanded must be done. ‘they wero organ- ized under the pretence of putting down lawlessness audcrime. Jesse was married, and be and his wite bad a failing out, and they both went out of nighis, ding to listen to the song of the pightin, which resulted finally 1a th: separation, The woman (Jesse’s wile) knew the secrets of the lodge or orguni- zation, and Jesse (the chie!) said that she knew wo much, and that she must die for the salely of the clan, It seems that Mrs, Brown and Borris’ wife were very intimate; and so Jesse gave ord that she, must die, and ‘proceeded to appoint the executivone the women—one bis own wile and the other bis sigter. He appointed this Samson Borris to take the life of his (Jesse’s) wile, avd some other member of the party to take the life ot Borris’ wife. But betore the time ap- pd ted to tuke the lives of the women Borris revolied inst being the participant ip such an ipbuman deed. So be secretly souybt out the authorities, mi his complaint and caused the arrest of bis tatner-in- law and bis three brotbers-in-law, Recent developmenis show that they were guilty of fourteen murders, Young George has bad his trial and was found guilty and wag senienced to be sanged, but has appoaled his case to the Supreme Court of the jorge Brown, Sr., and the other so be tried this moath, They Jail, able story is related in a | despatch to the St, Louis Globee Democrat, June REVENGE WITH AN AXE. (From the Cn Chicago Tribune. } Kansas City, Mo., June14, 1877, A borrible murder was commitied on Monday vear Burhngton, Kan. Two young men named G, 8. Cook and S. M, Hedges, former partners in business, with three other persons, occupied the same room over night. Hedges arose in the night, procured sn axe apd with it crushed io the skull of bis bediellow, He admitted the killing, aod justified the act by saying Cook had stolen bis money. He has been arrested. Cook was boro ja Platte county, Mo ANOTHER “CHIVALROUS” ERY. [From the Chicago Times, ] Mewruis, Tenn., June 14, 1877. About fifty miles south of here, near Lougtewn, Panola county, Mra Horn quarrelled with her bus- bana, und after the row sent word to her father that she could not stand it any longer, John and Robert Brown, ber brothers, aided by E. Murdoch and Joho Cummings, repaired to Horn’s house, called him out, got Lim lulo ascuifle and shot bim down, leaving his weltering form in the mod, tbe wile in the meanume gathoring ber children and going to their kindred. An old man who saw the inpuman deed went to the spot ‘ag soon as he dared, and iound chickens picking the dead man’s blood, An uprowr was raised and toe murde! pursued, They were taken and put in jail, Jobo Brown and Ed Morphy aro still at large, A REVOLTING CRIME, [From the Milwaukee (Wis) Sentinel.) Mapison, Juue 13, 1877, To-day Chief of Police Beck arrested W, W. Dennett, a student at the State University, whose bome is in Prairre du Sac, for the marder 0; tho infant whose body was found in the river near Waiker’s Point bridge in Milwaukee, with @ cord tightly tied around its neck ‘and bricks ed around tho waist, on Tuesday of last week, which, it was thought at the time by some to bi been the vody of the child of people on some sail- ing vessel or of poor people, woo adopted this p' save U 1, 1 seems, however, that Mr. Bock had suspicious or tclew winch he has followed succosstully, as Donuett coutesses the crime. Hv says ue was the father of the child, which was born at stevens Point, Dennett was in Milwaukee and left it with aGerman woman one night early in Afterward ue cailed for it, saying be had found He says he strangled the child ana BUTCH- A DISCRIMINATING PUBLIC, [From the Wilmington (N. C.) Star.) The New Youk Hexatp states that its circulation is thirty thousand largor than at this time last year and that its advertising has increased in proportion, lvis avory great newspaper surely. It adds We are no believers in the prevailing humbug about business de- pression." The “vusiness depression” 18 @ very sad reallty everywhere outside of the H&RALD office. Wo Heranp is owing entirely to its manly and patriotic course In regard to the South and to ite present wise support of whatever 1 good 1m the Hayes adminiatra- The ver: gous that have caused tho Sun to of tts cirowati have caused tho HeRacp’s cire! in to Increase, The people ure sick and tired of so much polisice and go littic movey, They want peace, quiet, prosperity, THE OKA INDIANS. 18 THERE A CONSPIRACY OF THE PRIESTS AGAINST THEM?—THEIR INNOCENCE PROB- ABLE, (From the Montreal Witness } The troubles at Oka have reached another phase, and a very sad one to the friends of the Indiana In. stead of suffering like Christian martyrs as they have doue hitherto, the Indiaus have taken to arms; and, worst of all, the beautiful Roman Catholic church, which ornamented one of the loveliest points on the Ottawa, 18 buraed down, Whether they are guilty or Dot, there is no doubt that the Indians will be accused of burning the church ana adjoining buildings. The charge is a most serious as well as a most natural one, seeing the wonder bas been expressed all along that Indians, lawiess as they aie generally considered, could resist taking the law into their own bands. The evi- a of ap di protect the In: a rst seep on fire wt about tour o’clock, when broad daviight. The Presbytére, which is on a point enurely,leuced off trom the village, was nearly con- sumed belore the church caught jatter was noxt the Indian portion of the village, and the wind was biowing from the church toward the Presbytére, The inference is, therefore, tenable that the Indians did not commit the deed, They would not, it 18 thought, Wait till broad daylight to do it and then take un- necessary risk of exposure to do the work badly. Tho priests of the seminary kuew that the [ndians we: nd, having mea to protect tl y they ‘should allow an Indian to i 80 nour as to do mischief. One circumstance in con- nection with this pew phase of the question de- serves notice. Several Indians were arrested daring the past winter, and there was no attompt waae atarescue by their comrades, Why, then, was this brigade of thirty or more men, headed by ten Provin- cial police trom Quebec, engaged to rush upon them in their beus at midnight, and, like the destroying angel ot Egypt, ake away ono out of every family, exoept those protected by the cross? Apother fact 1s buat those who engaged the police must have oxpected re- sistance. This expectation could not have arisen trom the previous cunduct of the [ndians, and ¢: ference is that tho uct was one to cause Another fact is tbat although the Indians the force was coming, thoy were found sleeping quietly in their beds. It is a good sign of the inno. cence of the indians of any intended offence that even twenty-four hours after the arrests they were not aware what their crime was, This 1s not a matter which demands apy bard word: uch will but weaken the cage uf those who use them. 1¢ demands an earn- est, ubtiring investigution, that wrong may be righted, It the Indians or any one of them sot tre to the build. ipys, their sufferings may somewnut paliiate but cannot excuse their crime; if any one else did it, there is neith palliation nor it the cause was a catural one, fortunate that it should bi happened at this time; if any of the adberents of the church did the deed no punishment could be too severe, universal quus- on now is, “What next??? We cannot avswer it, The issue ts being watched with the intensest excites ment We can only hope that the worst 1s over, SITTING BULL IN MANITOBA, ONLY SIXTY LODGES FOLLOW HIM—QenrZTsOm OF HIS VILLAGE. [From the St. Pau! Pioneer Press. } Mr. George R. Bell, of St. Paul, who tor two year: has occupied a civil position in the ranks of the Caua dian mounted police—a body of several hundrod men who are employed to watch the interesis aod protect the people in Western Manttoba—reached St. Paul on Saturday last ona briet visi, Mr Bell, in company wito Mayor Walsh andasmall force o/ men, visited the camp of Sitting Bull aboat two weeks ago, tue camp being situated near the boundary lino about ninety miles nortn of Fort Waleh and about ovo hun. dred and forty miles from Fort: Benton, Tho bloody old redskin was accompanied in his exilo by sixty or eighty lodges of his followers, though when he crossed the line bis force was much larger, probably turee hundred of his braves having deserted him, some of whom returned to their old hunting grounds in Mon- tana and Dakota and others taking up their abode at Wood Mountain, woere they now are. Mr. Boll spent some days iu Sitting Buil’s camp awaiting negotia- tions between that chiel and Major Walsh iv regard to three horses which wore siolee from a Cauadian trader, avd the recovery of wiieh prumpied Major Walsh to interview those expatriated Indians apon that matter. ‘'ue three horses were returoed alter some par! and alter a dexperate but truitiess effort on the part of Sitting Bull to trade some United States mules uud otber aruicies ve had jor the stolen borses, ‘Sitting Bull’s camp was full of trophies 01 the victory he won last summer. There were at hast twenty-uve peventh cavalry borses, a number of United siatem muies, cavairy sabres and accoutrements, und many Winchester rifice ana oiher firearms, But the Ludiaus were entirely dvetitute of ammunition, with no oppor- tunity of securing & supply, as.the Cavadan an- thorities probibit the sale of uny to the Indians, and these feliows Lave vo iptercourse at present with the scoummodating (Pad on the American sido, have no doubt the increase in the circulation of the | Buffalo ure extremely abundant around Siting Bull’s camp, but tb iy any casey. cam be takeu 16 by knives jastene poles, used as Spears, which are thrust into the buffalo by the Indians, who F.de up to them on their ponies and horses. The Indians have been successiul tuus far in securing all the meas they Bie by tbis means. Major Walsb is the commandast at Fort Walsh, and he took occasion to bave a thorvugh understanding with Sitting Bull, who was piaioly told that he aad his followers coal y over there ouly on the couay tion that they that their prolessions of iriendsdip and of a desire te remain at were sincere, But they were warned that if they went back again ecross the ine they would be probibitea trom returning to the Britwh sons, sing Bull said be had not been over the line since he took up bis abode in Manitoba; thas he preposed to stay there, and (hat he was Boxious to cuitivate the most friendly relations with the white mon o! that section, There seems to be a strong probability that Sitting Bat’s glory bas departed, a: his warriors are dispersed and be has been leit aion a small band of fellowers he will speod the remainder of bis days in hunting buflaio under the protection of Queen Victoria’s mounted police 4 all events, the march of empire to the West, the establishment of military posts and settiemonta and the coustruction of the Pacific railroads, will in a lew yeurs tamy the wild Todians, »0 that there will be no ficid in the territories of the Uaitea States in which savages ke Sitting Bull oan exercise their military He shows his sense, therefore, in retiring ‘ly, while laurels are ‘iresh and green. * A CATHOLIC MISSION TO THE DAKOTA CHIEF, [From the Evansville (Ind.) Journal.] The Right Rev. Albert Martin, of the Catholic Chureb, who tells me that he lived for ten years or more in your city, left here some days ago with a party of friendly Indians for Sitting Bull’s camp, to urge him, 1p the name of the Church, to come in and peaceably accept the terms of the government. As he sat on bis pony in his long sabie robe, one of his attendants carrying @ white flag with a worked crimsea cro:s, oue ws forcibly reminded of the siories of thowe days when such # cavaicade carried only avenging and converting sword, but never the oltve branch. Noone bas any hopes of tbe success of Father Martin’s mis- sion, whico he is aliowed to undertake at bis own re- quest. DIAZ INVADES TEXAS, , PEDRO WINKLER AND HIS ADHERENTS CHASED ACROSS THE BORDER. [From the San Antonio Express.] For lo! these many weeks havo we been treasuring up startiing headlincs against the day to ceme when there wouid be a terrible battle fought in Europe, and war in all its terrible realities would be commenced; but now we experionet ensatioual stinging tn the rear, as it were, and for real wars, instead of rumors of wars, tarn from the 0: 4 Ww tho Cecident—or, In other words, {rom (he Danube to the Rio Grande, A foreign nation bas invaded our torritory und tought @ battle on our soil, We can’t stand it! ‘A day or two ago Pedro Winkler and bis adherents got into a fight with the Diaz troops, the frst result of which was that Pedro Wiukler got the grand bounce across the Rio Grande. Tho Diaz troops, 400 in rT their enemy to the American side, aud overtook them Devil’s River, where a battie was fought, in which many were slain, and Pedro’s band was put to flight. Three of Winkier’t party stumpeded to San Folpe, where they made a. | meagre report of the affair to Lioutenunt Kelley, Awerican commandant at that point, who transmitted the pews here, General Ord has gone west, and if we are not mis- taken he will put some ice chunks on the knobs of those bot-beaded Mexicans belore he revar: CAUCASIAN AND MONGOLIAN, CELESTIALS FLOURISH REVOLVERS AT LOS ANGELES, [From tho Los Angeles Herald.) Yesterday afternoon, about one o’clock, a shooting affray took place in the yard of a Chinese wash house nour the corner of Sixih and Flower streets, between white men and Chinamon, in which two of the latier were Wounded, From Officer Hill, who, with Chiof Gorkins, arrested the parties to the affray, we learn that the row originated in some boys lighti fire io the adjoining yard, tho smoke and dust from which | dirtied the c.othes which the Chinamen hau bung up to dry. Celest remonstrated rather i: foreib stated, than was necessary, when & How THE resort to pistols Was bud, Ah Chung, who was shot iu the cheek, the ball passing through und betug tak Out Of his beck, 18 seriously Wounded, and Ab suo Was shot through the leg, Tue two wounded Chin} Men and two oibers belonging to the same house were arresiod and brought to the lockup, where they re mained unul bail 1 $500 each was lurnished foPthe! appearance to-day. William A, Lockwood, ore of the Parties to the shooting, and who claims that his action self-defence, surrendered himself, but Another also re