The New-York Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1866, Page 8

NYEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. MAY 22, 1866, WP W i 4 at Greenville on Sunday, the 20th of April, and were convieted I Naval Fatelligence. threo Indictmente, {or riot gt u?:nb‘-l::yl.ul:c. rer REDRE s e AR follows vt Baldwin, two 3¢ 0 b - oy ment, Afiairs at the Navy-Yard still continue to be quite h indictment, the terms to ran "Il gham and Patrick Genetty, St |0 brisk, and are likely to remain $o throughont ko entire seacons .__.-——-—-—-—-———'———-—-T“""°_4.,_..__,_._. T i E @ he was held until the matter conld SOUTH AME ay be bombarded. There the commercia! l swer 0 thosa of the vessels of T C. M.'s squadron, and that eummmnhljurfl-ry. ln‘ : o _ more entirel; while the C ander of that squadron was destroying l"" be tnvestigated. )::,I:A:‘:flh\.’{r-‘x;lnllgm gslfllnflu brm” —~— y to Chilians. ral property and the bomes of inuocent families the loc into the store of ol tral property and the bomes of inuoc ’ tke gyt el i gt stole fro Continued from First Page. | some T O o e L . S e Rt | thoslties were taking efficacions o wain LTy o) ot e et | seems 1o be generally expressed that_1be Spanich flect A of order, saviog the properiy of fore and protecting | are valued at 800 rday v i ctment. the terms to run togethes § er, Some think {h ey e B otuent, were liiog the traits of | for trial by Justice Dodge. Jooreach o euch Inditment, U torms (0 B4 eah, The terics | i wo moy be alowed t Julge fom th lasgo quaatiy of work on band at the present time. The new naval storebouse is > fuitl o conuiving at these things and aiding | fhew al ‘Commdoore Rogers, faitl:ful and alert, brought bis squ 8 b th i 0 | thewr labor of many years. son 1nto the bay of Callao Just after thie Spanish flest Lad Bt more of this, perbipe, ot auother | '“Teh: Thatit s & gotorions fact, wituessed by tho whalo arrived at its anchorage. The Powhatan, Laving on board | time. £ 3 ypopulation, that one of the frigates, tuated in oot of Plan- ral Pearson, arrived on the o8th mitimo, The Both belligerents are daily expecting the arrival of | chada-st., m«llli babited by )‘nn(-beomm'eru. fired directly b Admiral Denman bad not arrived. The American | Shipse ou lat art of the city, und af 3 distance of bt 130 meters squadron cousists of the Powbatan, Vanderbilt, Monac | SaNTIAGO, April 9, 1506, froia the Governor's house, at whic! e elrvma- g . LOSS OF PROPERTY BY THE BOMBARDMENT. wes at the same time directing ber shots. It ts equally noto- wock, Tuscarora and Wateree, The Mobongo and Suwa. | - - s rious that another frigate, occupied in firing at the railwa; ' Custow-House $:00.000 | Germ'ns and Belg'as. 2,000.000 | ptasion, situsted at the extreme east of Valparaiso, fred Tor sannot pass unseathed through every ordeal. | . Q, . | to run together, i P;CHO(IK'B;;( ) l::kflflal:-;‘); V.n::ld:y m:::o Abont 11 o' lock on | sh 8 Mw.fl'mn‘l hu. Wml:ga‘.-'d.‘:- ng James T. Bolton, residing st No. i Rer10vs STABDING AFFRAY.—About 11 ocloc #hop for the repairing of iron-c now 3 i oy with i struction and will soon bo in working order. Yard hag crosing on one of the Bn.whl"; l‘:"gu“'"l:"' ‘:‘:g;h"“ Sanday oight o party of Germans who were returziog from | BECPRRCT ALl oy by the oy, My TRy Lo his brother, felt some one's han ot g Monnt Pleasant Park became engaged in & wrangle with s0m0 | orly known as the shinbone stores,” at the soathers evds i notes, Theowner of the | 110 Lo e the foot of Bergen I, and | The irou-clad Rousoko i very nourly rexdy forservice, tod ne by Mr. Bolton, found to be one Thomas rishmen on 3 od A t of b g n, d for her. A nume uee remain at Val o for the t bein, hand was seized by Mr. 3 f the G corived a | armemen f 15 guns is bel repuare e L it o e mail Tat Ol had | Eo€ 3,000,000 | Other Natioaalties.. 2000, ation, sitnated as the extreme Son ions, on ihe canter of | Doras. At tbe seme time Mr. s brofhts seized o confed- | during fight which ensued, one of the Germars YO TG ol workwcn aro tow engaged In Widening her port boles,’ 'otal 2 "whic! ci ¢l Daran, On the arrival of e _bo: o 3 ‘with which ahe isto be supplied. o work on the railway buildings, the which part of the city iucluded so d Sands of the Ninth | drug-store, corner of Newark-ave. aud Monmouth-st., Bergen P! « banded over to Offiers Blackmood Co0 Hted by. g atare, carner of Newarkove. ud Momauthst, Derses | Juva, Mastolioand Kulamazoo is progrosio® Fapuily, 5108 threq |;m)m tle diplomatic ndenc ng out of cozesacesl X the proposed bombardment, Nufiez in his notes of wa it of the entire Joss fell prope A t of the entire Joss fell t0 the | Government property, bat contains the bespitals and ehurita; | poel JTen §'venterday they wero eommitted by Justiec Led- | Fhyy e s thop iaus SwRy by bis companions. Neither bis name por residence wa board, The Madawaska will be reads for sea in rds, i g ""'“""5"r}.";"',],".""‘ ""'#}',' B Gt 5. 8 bl institutions, which wera nnder tho safeguard of tho ward | Preci ar bod ally short and terse. e70 Was Do ex- THREATS OF ANOTHER BOMBARDMENT. of the commander of H. C. M, usdron. C X 3 opiuion that the weand will o postul iz in regard to the time, manuer « The Spanish Admiral gives the Government to unde 1t s not Jiit t0 presume that the above mentiored command- e ;!r;tv‘e";:.l]n].m Fetter is of the opiul ooy Fob 'n'“fi;fl' m‘uw T "'}h g ‘_'_“l place It sectned to be the universal under o tht he will bombard again if the Spaniards in Chili | r has wished to break bie word. but as the tire of M. . .1 groLe A Torse Axp WaGoN. —Sergeant Reed au — siely lh.m;::flbapnmfl Churing. the past week, tho Srat- t ships was not returned from shore, and the commander of each | oficer Kelly of the Eiglth Precinct on Sunday night arrested T SvNpay Ligron Trapric.—Petitions were in :n‘;:s.m" .nvh;,n" during the »e 'unh;:"m.:: o sail for the North Paeific Squadion, aud ing that events should be allowed to take their own conrse. | their property confiscated, or torpedoes used. iext steamer wil kely bring us news of the | J properts 1 take up bia position at will, and with- " ".},:,.';,:,‘.;,,’:,’.'“‘;‘T,,r‘|‘;:oIn.:.’;.‘,‘...'.f]:1\«1“.1.'.:1‘:”‘.4",:,. ..f\:' ;Urm:'.. There may sibly b oe of the veasels could take up bia position ut will, and with | L i pecywell, aged 24 years, on tho cliarge of Baving | 0o jo Hoboken yesterday and were receiviog numer- | main until ordered y 1S i . o, | Spanish na stolen a horee and light wagon, valued at 8400, tbe projerty | oq, yignatures, askine the Council Board of that city to adopt the last on ber regular trip with suppiies to 4 0. 263 Heory st. e an ordinance to effectually close the liquor places on Sonday, :;fl.}d“’ll:"l""‘ By ¥ STund there & Iarge drafs of wen ine bo another bombardment. The ] & Wilk o4 out reserve or feer of being attacked, there 0 Tesson 1o Leing the strongest, Chili can effect | S0 SREAP o above-mentioned facts could bare origiated K oty only seeond in commereisl importance to Valparaiso. | i itrle at this moment, Sho must begin anew and rel; ‘The great Diy Dock was successfully launched on the | 1o o'tp his moment, Sho must begin sdrely | jn'u false movement nor have had sach fatal consequeacen. of Mr, Francis Short of ¥ 8 5o | wore than ever upon herself, Tn support of this exposition it is the duty of the undereigned | by the owner standing in front of the Woodhine House, near ) 8 00a b, Yo tho peace and prevent the repatation of 20th of April, aud was subsequently towed bevond reach | 7 T A0 to mention: e A bifc he wh in the hotel the nceused Jumped | 18 OFder to Proservo F06 BO v » Yended for T board the Macedonian. aud otber of the beflizérent canmon, This Ly e igof iron, | qpe terms ,,mpo.'f-'f\“»f; gip.:;::ngu;h Adumiral and con- ‘Tt varions pro ectiles struck the sl Jomital, among | fo the wagon ‘f:d,_"fl”flh"‘" dY'n"lfird'l“h&;;l.rflm"ud the city froua being compromised .‘meh:l,w tbe Summer Practice Squadron of the Navad ! 2 o GGove! enade whicl ly ot explode. fell in the | for trial by Justice Ledwith, in default of . cademy, plh s, Shs e ! :)T;‘_f‘,l"')"fl‘m Government was "‘;::; fi’“,“;';g;‘.’"’cfi&ufl room twhere the Sisters of Mercy wero collected together with ——— 8 FIELD NPORTS, MR. FOX'S VISIT T0 EUROPE. v ags, Chili should fire the firs the girls from the Asylum of Safvados he body of Elias S adotin i Yt fo entimated that the proposed trip of Mr. Fox ta Furope, 1 bave obecrred with. setoniehment that the latestiles | garded thia us humiliating, and would pot acespt the pro- | Y5Euy b g hoisied at the Argeniine Consular Geserals Fouwp 1 ToE WaTER—The body . 5 a8 et bt dnon-chad Minntonomob, will cest 80k of New-York papers are filled with reports that a cattle | posal. Afterward Commodore Rogers of the United States | yqq been traversed by a ball; Tichenor waa yesterday found floating in the water at the foot Base Ball far from §100,000, The som of $10,500 fllllnnq“l‘ll‘.' oy .09 v Titiderpest, §s | SuAAtaR propased thav Suatwe ".»'fl"_hfi:""l}“f‘r”‘;‘fi"&‘: v beentraversed by & ML ved the alte where the baildiogs | of Rivington st E. D. Deceased wasstewardof the schooser |y Saturday, the 19th, a match game of base ball yment of i offcers nd cree of the vebent Qe S e ! 218 | w1l Ameriean ship, to be saluted first by the United Stat French Priest's are sitoated; J. Clark Cnnm.:ml on the uight of May 2 fell overbonrd near | 50 o oraen the New York School of Mines Base Ball ::flflw"nl:::fl::fi;. overament has gver been called of. ¢ the Matriz (hurch, serving on that day as au infirmary, * ? 7 rubscquently fownd, and waa drowned. | (0SS i exter Baso Tall Club of New-Rochelle, on tho | upon to foot the bl of. waging on the Isthmus of Panmna, The report is fulee in | and then simultaneonsly by the two belligerents, and then s b every partcular, notwithstending it proccels from | 1S BOACH DROUER S iy wuighe both v | S e A s o R fi:.'p:'n'.:m"w e, eideatal drowning dn of the latter, whieh resaited i of 111031 in TIE MONITOR “ 8QUANDO.” S o dity e o State Ay opiuion is that Chili and Spain 1wigd Wildey beld an inquest, aud & veraict of accidental drown! gronnds of the Jatter, which resulted in a score o . " . reo of supponed credibiity, I Teparting 1o the Stato | oohyioh thone ersas without huusiiaion. - Most probably | Audhatall the abevementioned huiilags arestanied 1 | yug Tadered. Eivor of the Nehool of Miges, oo monitgr - Squando Wi been s long on daty o8 rtauent the existence of w cattle disense D this cont- | the war must be sttled Ly the cangon. e rwed ‘have. (o observo beside that while the e Al O Gal SCHO0L OF MR, AMPIDETER: Gute, | Fhiladeipbis. The Squavdo was eomvoyed by the. dauble; try The Times's correspondent alias Americun Consul at | THE INACTION OF THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT losses sustaived by the Government of Chili in Stato property DANGEROUSLY TNIv nzn.—Y«frler ay -t_‘o}'ge ale, oo frc-vonry HW-”"S‘?W ‘their arnval at Philadelphia botd has arisen mainly from three causes: will mot exceed six bundred thousand doflats, those of foreigu- | aged 16 years, residing st No. 5 Eighth-st., Williamsbureh, | Gidane Perrin, . vessels will probably be laid up at League Lsland. The President has preferred to carry | ers, exclusive of the merchandise burned and destroyed in tho | o iovel ag a carpenter on the ship Oregonian, lylog at | Srallknett, c. Thorne, . e —— Latest Ship Newse Aspinwall) has done the shippers of hides from the Central | Mercer, L. ). Lack of moiiey Custom-House stores, is reputed to be close on two millions; and South American_coast an incaleulable it Yo | o el b resident fired o o ‘ « Jes peaching Now- York on the Aspinwall saiing Yesecls | for'hia- redleetion, "ia L“.fi‘.i,?;v.i’,.fi.“x'.“m. has beon aftmd | theso ciphers of compariton are moro o less approziate. oty Sk R-‘-'-fi-]ylr':'uhl'ww 'e‘:’hn‘lil‘.:n;i“laflrn;'- Mercor, 0. 1. ARRIVED, "8 | to risk losing the esteem in which he is held by asking T::t'::d:;rflgx"ln“e’m:':’(’z:}"fl‘,;fi&:fifi' o o N iy i hirteenth Precivet Police, | 1is ojurien are believed to Jessup, 3“ A Steamahp City of Dublin, Eynon, Liverpool éth sad . Baith, 4 ‘ St st with udve. and pass. to J. 00, Dale. > (of Falwouth, N. B.), Goudey, Antwep 25 with are taken from eattle slovghtered on the Isthmus, but the Custom-House authorities may not-be cogmizant of | {hut s tax of some kind be levied to meet war expenses . 5 b S RO of 4 of so d bo levie 4 m ha Vie by this ex- | be of a fatal characier. i taer ey il undonbtediy; forbid. the cutry of all | 4¢SS 2E S EIGIS Gopended oo much ou other | {reufs oo broce gy g R vt —— ding_those from remote countrics Whivh are | 1o wers, especially on the United States. This people think | ¢ion, ) Anuouncements. | ped to New-York via the M! mus o that the United States is to be a cat’s-paw to take their chest- ments of bides ure reccived by e | butsout of the fire, ** America for the Americaus” they | tures. in Valparaiso, on the da Bidean, 1st b. Nor. £ man. 1! avcsowoe . 12 to B & Hincken. 1ad five deaths on the 7 | = «;sa-:;..".'”.n'fi -‘l’ffnna&-; Riay 1+ 1a. 44, ton. 51, saw Note “ weglan bark Tamworth, stecring W. the. skin Desutifer ealied y g ark O Do (s rnm:{g»g.:; oo, Ko Jonsies 8 dure, iied ot the resuite. 3k | Gehool of Mives. . 2 87 2ot 1 z;lr!;.rl?:l::::u{;'l“(’.aaun o i Perry Tetal.. proof of which the andersigned aflix hereto their #ig month .nd“y.nr above stated. Awerica. "““"_““l"]'"i' 's'“’ undersiand to mean that, when they get into war with i | GiEoros Liov, ConsulGener i of Portug 5 the entry of which, I suppust B das moseie atl S S to do i i %L GIRAT * rance. o tr e % " " Euzopean power, all thes have to do s to whistlefor their | 37 WREOUT Conyal of 11 1. M, aliber the ShE. L nsers | Ambidazier "2k G4 Domison (am.), Holihesen, Goantanemo 13 days, witle . Dig, generous brother of the North to jump ov the wall and g p S 3 d sugar to A. E. Gadeffroy. Lelt Brewien baik Elizabeth f New Yuls orly foundation that the American Consul could | 2§ cor "who is barking at them—forgetting that one Crantis PiNt Consul-Geseral nlhllmlbnu. aod in charge oadnte., 1 MAgois MiTeHFLL. h‘:‘;u‘ny D et {m—‘ A 7res M Dave tad tor his ridiculo riion was the fact (hat | 208 Jomser, yho ia tarking 4t Shem TGSt 58S 970 L et i Coummlatt OO the King of Prossie, 1 | aavald 13 adiretse " . e el e 8 Vivusiable), Cook, Havana 13 dayw, with owing to the unusual le | ™Y ihiak that jostice, humanity and the Monros Doctrine |~ ichivxs C. S i a, Consul Gencral of 1L M. the Risg of e TROTTING ON THE FASHION COURSE, L. T. mgitte e, it Ebetpet tr Bosion / "" e S ttle 4 | counsel the Usiited States to take a stick to the * Austrian | Denmark, - g o Yesterday a Bull's Head trot came off on the abovo | il Bertha Reimtorl (3rvz), Sl e 28 days, with mdie, of railroad where, from the comp ot the United States cannot wisely ming JuLes Grasan. Consul of Belglum, and in chargo of the Con- prigd £8250, mile heats, best three ia | to G, Ludmaan. Lett British schoouer Enchantress, for New-Yai , vegetation w | tion is Now wWaging. sulate of the Netnerlands. The Demand for Rocens's FRiomaxt OpoxtoLiNe s becom: | Course for a purse and stake of 8230, mile Leats. Lesi April 26, 1 thie redoubitable ent and his Cabmet have | A. W. CLArk, Consul of the United States, ing immenre. Dentiifice introfaced in the market bas | five to wagons, between G, Gilbr's Lik. m, Belle of Baltimore, | ' Brig Ereka (of P. E. Island), MeLeod, Arroyo, r.lflnmu ded rinderpest or some of the position which Providence | D THOMAS ¢ eral of the Bandwich Inlanila. given s much sat e popar exclaustion is, what s de | D, Bristols b, g. Harry, J. 1. Whitsou's s, g. Clarence. and A, | MU 4 Hobgiton. ~ Left 1u port sche, Mary Keliy, for ") Some call e oagul-Geseral of Bremen an ottt antcia! Cleanses the Teoth, pertumen the breath aod i per- | Whitson'a w € Paddy. The stteniance ';,“,'.T&T";‘J.".}’e'rflfi; b Aunte Massenden, Monenden, Posto Rico 12 dage, wich s duion f 3 . y barmless. No disease . Teeth when puni- | in excellent order, ] Jolasses to Jones & Lough, g ; il granimotties MatTHASL Consul of 11 M. the Kiug of Hanover, fectly harmless. No diseaso can ever sttack the Teeth when pirl | 00 coraq with the going of the horses. Paddy was the favorite B owin: Stcel, Mobile 18 deys, with cotton, &e.,to N. L/ fodspunal i school;" but very generally it is the H. Paatson, Vice Covsul of Brazil fed by the ure of the FRAGRANT UDOSTOLINE. e feat Leat. solling in pools for $1; Harry, 810; Belle | McCready & Co. Fiiais aosed B¢ se other man would b \I.n‘--u it ¢ »\;«t“m" ;k;u‘ ll'r\l‘l-"-!'vmxl of '.L 3'-‘."" ',\:'."“;' ",‘““‘" Sold by all Druggists, Perfumers and Faney Goods' Deslers. | of Ealtimore, & aud Claresce () l':x h..,:.nm first ""“j e 1 dus (6r.), Hemeon, Bacacos 14 day, with fruit (0 Jaseph hma ! g - THE MONEY QUESTION. | Grreoory Bricnr, Argentine Connal-General. st -tk in 2.04, by four lengthe, but the next three heats were score . e R g the latter he ca How to raise my rgetically | JOSEPH CURLETTI lar Delegate of Ttaly. ove T Ysass Ofv' Bt T Claeriee in 31, 3100, 2:50. on, Corson, Wilimington, N. C., 9 Jays, with sava) war vessel Colom- | ; 00 oroag question,” o tor s vocatos greatly. | CHAKLES BALnsEY, Consul General of Sweden and Norway. vk TrRee YEars' OLp Bov. e avarof 8110, mile heats, best three fn five, | oot S mINAE, | 'c v i port for Boso The | 18 abnd paper eurtency as oo means of relief—two per | AR AR BERCKMETER, COMUETOL ral of Austris. Tue S1LvER TRASPOON—AND WHAT HE DID WITH IT. 1o 0 piopslelors pUrte Of 8 tre Tow eairics, did not produae | - ‘Sou Kot Wb Sesth FE etpor fo Bakon. i ol 8 cent on the principal to yearly, with interest. | <@ Nosxuang Consal CEthe Rupalhte o6 Dalydér, . THREE YEA | arace S Woodrtl's promising young mure, Rosawond, | SCNF 300y Stedwan. Orven, Wilington, N. C., 11 deys, with ves mer Vand Monadnock nare daily ¢x Governuent b Utor a popular loan Uty | Piele Caisass, Consal of Guatenala, o .» 2 zeselving fov vl sorente . Lo MoCpusdr & Oo, s Kondinls o ) . with the present unpopular Cabinet, the plan will not Bruness, Cousul of Lubeck. be needle going str oo ond stake, 030, Mile | Bon Bt L, Porthsd. Conte, etoven: ! We b that through (B b gt o B Schr, Mattie Holu.es, Tapley, Fall River. to leave € , and ehouid d in this men Schr, Joweph, McCarty, Bel'ast, potatoes. Schr, White Swan, Brawster. Providence. with lumber to Jed. Fry¢ is port, as 1 the close A. Toriis, Consul of the United States of € —_— “If 1 were the Government, 1 | for two wnd have used you e to see aud hear the efforts continually being | 4 ; lo bF the ¢ ritis! depreein “ } would confiseate the property of the Spaniards; andif | miedo bf the Bloady Brililers” fo depreciats thics oot suficient, | wauld have recouree to the | CITY _NEWS, Ll e oy certla i e T o ' Chureh property; and this not being suflicient, I would g > ' they cannot be o Schir. Sa w.Hayen for Philaleiphia. need en, : ey, and tinally a foreed lo meet the MERCANTILE LIBRARY Assoc1ATION. —The annoal g e i | Beat three in five, to wazons, H. | Scbr. ior, Lingard, Elizabethport for Staunton. ev. ficeeived forieit. Suir, Jubes L. W hite, ——. Elizibathport for Newport. e, Matanass, Kilby, Rondout for Rockro @ paper m the British 1 oud_int from Tue " Y. to tbe WiLLOX & UIDBS i by R T o her Dpoeatt conities of the State. When the common mother is in | mecting of th A o - Ape o ety evespia' e \when @ stranger spits in her venerated fa [ day evening, May &, will be held this eveniug at 8 o'clock. winis MACHINE COMPANT. Echr. Metansas, Kilby, Rondont for ROCroR or, . 8., days, wi the vessel to steaw miore than four knots an R e Bere |s 83 oehar o { e, ¢ 1oa-ley. of sud from W indsor, N. 5., daye, withy said that was the capacity of her motive pow .‘ .‘l rn..,“.. u”-_(‘ = "- i o ~“.Mr “A i E e B -:;nm‘mufi Vielations of the Excise Law, vlnwmll,l~l>v~\nluu-mfir e f o L e e of that she was towed | gins, Carrem, seized, and put guards’ artin, O FE | Mav Dav Coxcrrr.—An interesting entertain ROK The following persons were arrested by the Police | | Xodut at 2005, lon. 630, i ik Eche, from Al Barfos :;:.(u:x br the Tuscarprs. and ad nuced other grat . who are the droucs of the hiv | ment will e given by the Union Sunday School at Cooper P on Busday and Senday night for violatlonsof tho Exclee Law | M 510 s910, oyt o o e " of their astonish itedly increase the paper currenc) | Tnstitute this evening. The exercisca to cousist of voeal sl oy G N LAk n heeping their ssloons open nd aelting beer and liguor: eat 614 1ortifieation at fuding hera yatax. Of cousse, the conts instrumental music, ete. o i Y53 WA Y 4 AT TIE 10MFS POLICE COURT. 3 pa . s E D firch property ¢an only come as a last resort. | —— nprecedented low in censequence of e orge Buckhardr, No. 5 Frankfortst, He was beld to Ormc op Tar STurRTICONMISSIONER, trip (o wraiso to Callao to : atung 4 ! e N T b h ‘and at scein v could now do would be to tas the Church pr | MuspEr TRIAL S| and John Ve bail in the suin of $300 by Justice Dowling. > B Bmoabvwiay. MW Set bk by o e S % ELEMENTS OF WAR NFEDED. . p i o cur buiiding AT TiE JEFFERSON MARKET FOLICE COURT. 0 CONTRACTORS. —PROPONALS, inclosed ina | LT vy s e $ | wera placed on trial in the Coort of Gieneral Sessione yes W P e TR ' e i akrem Fanshest. o 8} seated envelope, indorsed with & tila of tle work, and with the B torpedoss are the nesess " | day, before Judge Russel, for the marder of William Pigott. Tie Juse NCOMBE .: Herman Myer, | Tame.of the b g theen. thovaet, WIS %0 recsived this ofice at be cted, but th e not yet arrived | Assistant Distriet Attorney Bedford on the part of the pro Maoazixn now ready—wit g | No. 177 Woon an, Yo et Ticob | Yoy ragalating, gradiv, curb, guster aud Gaging Fortieth otreety he oid tub St. M still infosts ¢ | t Valp: hey had | cution gave o brief statement of the mu which showed | Fce of v i o e De I 68 | TN Sk AN Thin ul R over, No. d from First to Second, be oid tub St. M il s - e . ot 0l | Jumes Thompeon. No, 354 Avene B Vor reeuiating, gradiug, eurb. gutter and faeeiog One handred ©d are such vessels kept in active use when_ . w0 or three duys | ghat it was done on the 30th of September last at No. 62 Mal. | Lo see the vpiondid Juue & ariveriaily ackuowledsed | ° Al the abuve were beld o Lail ia the sum of €100 each by ¥ trom Tuird to Fourth aveuus. d 10 possession of so many fiver ones! The very vavie of e iy % | berryt. The testimony in the case will commece today. bie premium. Hack numbe W | inlce Tedwith, o PoLICE GOTET P, it and actvg S v, wesk id, from Port- ¢, Mary's” is enough to terrify a naval officér—fearis e made, b as too late, Torpedor y are g Jenkinas Demonrer, No. 47 | SSEX-MARKET FOLICE COURT. oasth to ortpainih sureh_ s oven 8 r he may be made o suffer a species of d with, but the Government still persists it not | gy uy o (orxemaEN—No Quonust.—The Board | meled irse ou receljtof price. | Sames Hatieck, No, 265 Heoryst.; Jumes Riley, No. 164 | pifor SvinSnv pod flassing THES wvemsss from Fiftyird 10 on-like hulk. It is a great mistake, as those who ought to | ARD OF COUNCILMEN—NO QUORUM he Boa om” 2 AN | bristopber Schwind, N fenat.; Frederiek | Fipd it t0a dugsing in frout of Now. 276,37, 200,20 0 bas arrived fros 1| Mfidenice 10 torpedocs s in an iron. | met at 2 o'clock yesterday afterncon, aud there being 03Iy 460 | [yyep ygpe op TR LUNGS AND THROAT.—Dr. BROAD- | K Haary Nichoin, No. 105 Heatorst s | 22y Ritngios et r some time men have been anxious to apply | members present, which was insafticient for a quorcm, the | o b 44 da froe for the bove divesses every | D Dok 208 Governeur-st.; Lewis George, No, {’:':yfiz::i:;-.;:!%f::;-'w,ou Hundred and ‘l‘-a.nlylfill LATER. They are willing to risk their lives, and ‘?L 1OV | President declared the Board adjourned to Thunday vext at Teespay ad W T ave were Leld t. il by Justice Massfie:d ia the | For Sagging Fikth aveane, west vide, from Forty-third to S Panisk; May 13, 1960, | in e ey dornet e heal, Lon ‘el by re. | 2 o'clock p. m. = sum of §300 each. NIk e Beead - LTS Mozadnock reached this port at 7 | peated and futimations from the English M | : AR TURKISH BATH L T oo g - b s Y | and Bt vem ey LA e e e dates from Callao 10 the 3 inst. | that in case of not using torpedoes the English ships | Briu's Hean, Monday, May 21.—There are to-day e L esunss Cotrl | T s eteta & e B d the forts defe: uld prevent & bowbardment. at Fosty fourthest., 3,100 head of builock Forty-fuarth Prech Forty ! L Lo S04 INSEING xysy it Ao BERISIPNSY) W o itrint e l'.m-d‘ that Spein may seud out re. 4 nearly as many 1 RROOKLYN NEWS | cinct, 2; pForiing One Hundeed and Twesty s strech, from ¥ifh o of April, but wer the allies receive what they are ex . 8 " AL 2 2 at Bergen about at Yorkville, 110; 2 ot 12 erested, corner of Union and Nevins. | _ Blank forme of propossls, togsther with the speciBications sad sgrew, he Ezciot lsw by keeping open sfter g | enis. oud be obtsived ut this ofioa Dated Street Department, Now-York, Mav 22, 1008, CHARLES G. CORNELL, ] wrissigoem, wwer four hou . ; #00; sent from cars direct to slaugbter vards, « and Swiss Bell-Ringers give one | ste. Alleghan e case was p | ARRIVAL OF MORE SPANISH SIITPS. Auration. The Villa d ca and Bere » > P . 1 Almauza, @ new Spanish frigate has arrived | oW stables (estimated), 150; making & sapply for theweek of | 0000 pons oruler ¢ sioments this evening, sb the | " ed the forts on the north side, and the Numsncia, | Y o 5,100, AL e i g ost pojul ¥ poned. \la Pavillion, in Classon-nve., near Doan-st., . . thoss' on the south side of ¢ ';.: v . It earries 50 guns wnd has on board 1,000 .n 00, without counting any that may "“"‘ by "w O%. | Brookivn Athenwum, was arrested for o X nd fined €30 by o8 —-0——-0 T"— - R - e —— 1 the i en. : : | though we do o y on the way, We are o ——— Cornwe os. Mosscrop, in Myrtle-ave., near P ., T OMAS R. AGNEW™, Greenwich —all praise to th plied most | The two Peruvian iro nd ships from uh"‘: 1eft | certain none are ueeded. and preity certain that ali now bere Tie Orera 15 BrooRLyN.—Halevy's opera of | was bailed for further examination. August Haft, eorzer of Morray-ste., whers yoo wil find Te:s. Coffees, Fisb, Flogr F to the attack. Tle Beresguela was soLadly | Brest m'“’-;;'l;;"’]‘,;"" T"'P,')";“:;"d' "';IZ‘,'{' '“'“11"')_" % | cannot ve od without o declive of » cent & pound below | The Jewens” w Ibe performed to-worrow eveniug st the | - Wal 830 averything eise chosper thes suy sore ia New. York, Ons irics 1 " f i 1 v - » 59 BoR E10 B | the prices of Mo | = — Bulled by solid shot that she was kept afloat with the most | gy a6 por cent interest poyablc the | merniag st B oiligy 45y t ovened this | prooklyy Academy. Go.b MACFARLAND® Book Store, cornesd extreme difficulty while being towed by another v Lalf in one year, atd the rest in 1%0 years. thongh. owing to the excellent quality of the steck. the aver- AT e s . ‘1 Tarentrth 14t and Broadway, there von wil God all the NEW s was caroened over aud Te. | AT B O Fear, MO0 e by manj. 1 do ot think | ageofthe market will sot be more than & fourh ofa seni fn [ BROOKLTN COMMoN Covxcit, Proce T L o ke i sel. When out of rang aired, %o that she did not sink. de Madrid was also badly & was twice penetrated, and understand that she, said that the ir Common Coueil met last evening, the Pres in the Chair. A petition from Mr. H. D, Wi was received, in bebalf of the New-York, Brookiya sad Mor there is wuch ground for this fear. ¢ below last week. Yet there { cattle sold to day 1 S1v11Ac0, April 14, 1806, of better quality tha Tast Monda The Hon. Y. H. Nelson, ex-Minister to Chili, and his f fit mature steers, 12 head, averaging 1 Secretary, Charles 8. Rand of Philadelphia, leaves to- ies o4 16s.. 4 W ¥ ewt Another | tAd 4 o at, sold P e . v ‘o v g on for e | g g ow Jur the United States, with the regrot and kit ter bt fat ™ 4 ewt. | risania Ferry Company. askiog permission for their boats 0 | ouud arrested James I Walker, & po of the Nine- 1806, 1 SPRING s il dres n eattle have | gopch at the foot of ¥ and Jor The matter | fopqth Ward, and Jobu H. Wright, one of the patrolman siructions to | agtached to the Rroadway Police Squad, on the complaint of C L 0 T II I N G aged. Herh maged. Commands hes of numerous friends. They have hod extraordi k. s of nume friend ¥ ha a0 mate, butehers b he atiack, wa } fucilitics for informing themselves on the Spanisk-Chil e A vaioms i woiaht =0 Tt Wh was referred to a Committee of thr ot nx\'n;i; ':‘U’l - | question. I hope they will ventilute the questi ! a cent e Friday vest, to hear rsesraladorgmesniin Agioap. o B Rupabe iy er of the Resolucion ‘ n ave - yneh, provrietor of nteprise joweiry estab- . E b t o flly w oeut a - Nahirent v No. 430 Broadway, ‘The complaiasit stetes tbat FOR MEN, EOYS AND CHILDRER i on the 16th instant, Walker camo into his establishment and PRICES REDUCED. ke have | « pure 1 an envelope, paying therefor 81, @ article drawn ¥ m. and but few below 1%, and that iy z ! (e Yerage up It ity wad o em | YOk om Mr. Won, Heard aud others was sab | b3 11 was smal gitiaperobn vencil. Walker wen pro- | TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER & Co, vtire 10 its anchora b admit having Body of Valp the point of Sa 3 tained a loss of over 300 | Manifest of the - | On the 14th day of April, 1566, the undersigned i O e other side the loss was comparatively small, One | Cousuls tesident in Valparaiso, being met togetlier in the | mate of weight = Caitie ‘acld at Herken on Friduy 0 - ' Ap el e o of the turrets on shore was blown up. The city of Calluo | house of their Dean, the Consuleueral of H. 73, GeXing | ot Ta, ‘oonid set bo (aold hers io.doy o Mo _hes mited, asking for the Jeaso of Atlantio Tusnel, runaing from | by Al {al"«';orefu‘llv‘llu:x":.:'avxr:;x;‘o"l“vnt?w;lvgg stained 0 v he 1 “killed and | of Portugal, determise and wake 1 cording to estimntes of owners who cattle of the sa ¢ sred to the ; 3 the he game, Ly . SPOUBGNG A 0N SXGOGL AN ot % on th o last by the naval forces of M. C. 3 here ix in the Lands of men who bought at Albany at bigh | Closed up stral Rattroad rins over | Oficer Wright, requested him to arreat Lynch aud his clerk, NOW OFFER Secretary of War, was among the killed. | ing the following summary 10 the fie € to be able 10 operate for o rive here, but the | 3t 1t it not ua parpose the tucnel fu de. | Jon Meade. A the pete e O e miht. peranpy | Selections from their anperior stock on 8 basis of GOLD, o lewy The Vanderbilt brought neither letters, papers, nor cor- | (16 0050k may transmit to bis Covernment a copy thercaf, | commission eattle were too many for thew. We are vigred ¢ % | o0 o iWalker ol “ikab N0 ASHE BISAEpeththe ir onpecter tack on . ot lese e vespondener from Callan, and eonsequently we nre w ithont | The undersigned, bearing in mind the protests tl have b T. Alexander, who has had more eattle sc A report was presented asking for 82830 to keep the City | - o 4 Wal "8 urt. yuch ~aske: 20 per cent prew ium. et of the attempted bombardment. One fact i very | addressed to the Commander-Generalof the naval forces of 1. in this market than any other man i the & Pk ar Plhte was the scene of the Otero murder, 1t | in what manner, and Walker replied by the payment of 200 erest, howener o that the Kpauish met with s | ST lres Ll e e oot 500 d o week. Wo.bope 1+ miay | has baca oglected since it was i out. The city suthortias | A e e sy BUSINESS SUITS, decided re They will probably not venture a second irst - That in falfilment of their duty, and from the 16 | mever paid the wightest attention to it with o nply with mand, stated attack, but should they do J,_ ‘they will fare still worse, s | mencement of this present war, they Lave done all in their id ot 1 "A'uwtu‘.u:’x with ....u'xr t ‘, :‘"' .;:‘yf.‘::xr}!"fl" ‘-‘1"\'5"1»"'1'3: ':_:;{::‘rr"'flul:nr‘r 1‘;"‘ :;;l #18, $20, $25 and $0. fhe Peruvians will then have placed the city and bay | power to demonsirate to (e commutiors of 11, C. 3. & squad Yoid at 16 | €itiaen, who built a row of br ing oo one side | fhat be rouided ot & " y-uin B 1 Y 3 whgiihe fong oo < g bafilh ] plyro b oiia of l) efforts to sel s dull | The Ps 1 fur toe citizers of the nerghborhood, aud | 10 1 take wa 8100, After_considerable talk that b ron, that by the cire of not bein to consider the Tn spite of all efforts to . .:'l':r'[".; o g ) ‘H"'. _:“/ml l‘nr!.k h:m‘x‘ uun‘:'m.';l | et was finaily poid him. Officer Wright standing by 8t BLSINLSS COATS. ey v | the time and witnessing the travsaction, 10, $12, 15 ad $20. more complete state of deferse. a The surgeon ¢ A 8o A | port of Vuiparaiso otherwise than as a Enropean factarage, | With a good many cattle uns-ld b,l“,; o the Vnderbilt informs me that he | U outile measures aginst the eity would fall aimost entirely | T pmarket in - full and bas again dec rded the Numaneia just before mm. er vessel left | o subjects of powers nearly all friends ot Spain. | selling slow at 627c. 10, and he there d that the wounds of Nuficz | Seond : peatediy they have ealled the atten ad, B very fow 8t 7ie., and 6 good many at 6@bje were probably mortal. fiea was standing on the | the above-men ed commanders to the fact that the Ci pound lambs a; h @7, y about 1%, | | ttod there in the early more the fault of the ® It ascertained that there was no such per- son on tie Poliee force o8 Capt. James O'Brien, and bhe now v Bave been | CHUTKES that the entire trapscetion was a conspiracy on the of Walker and Ofticer Wright for the purpose of swind- him. - v s o prisoners were arrajgned before Jastice Dowling at the wid Lyneh testified 10 the statement given above, | | | " John Meade” of No 430 Broadway, ified that bo was | itricssed the whole of the above transaction. He Thero nro | #od the f o lm»v.n»..,,‘_. ' [ack of policemen i Subsequently Ly v te many of the tn us twen und boye in ** barkiug ” them by @ miserable woulen picket feuce, 1 with griss, o —— ] relation to the City ¥ bridge of bis flagship, directing the bombardment, when | House stores of tuis port contained deposits of immense value, | nd. There were 5 car loa ing was struck by a shot and be was bit on the the property of neutrals. | this morning: st noov all but four ¢ fiying pice Tis wounds | Thira: That evenif it is tine 10874, which shows an ctiv y day. t ' te of the maske at Admiral Pareja, in dle of October of Iast d the possibility smunication forwarded about th character that it was f . e d . 3 thonglt ndvisible to remove him to his room, but be was L B o g g k e Jaid on @ mattress on the deck of the vessel near the spot > e wod - Geryay WmitsoN7TIvE CRLEDRATION.~Funday 1t apre ving the place, Walker requested him to y o i A oot L il ks i tiratior WHitennilde, whlch Wit il o5 | fi-d g ! un.‘v‘g.lu‘mt/- Hio did so, and in the presency F I{’ E N CII C H I N A Tt o il e e rrhdedlliam i v, 0% the gronsd Ihstitwould Vil Valker ave bim (the witness §10. stating ) mander of th L Qs lied the Consuls of b s St (i Gty Uhate s | 16 the Health Comn vers. | © fme of giving it that be wisked Bl * to keep his woutis o Thio magistrate, on the above statement, informed the pris- DINNER SETS, TEA SETS, VASES, ke tricts on the east » . ax A reason for s ous with their revel ntention « i kfliu‘ -1‘:.'.\.::.‘@-“0’".‘\.(. l‘l'm’x u’« wotives contained in’ o munifest v;x:"r“::rll{"t.&l:\;;; { ¥ reside, were "‘", 'u"r‘vl .«:“-. .".‘;Jv e .Yw.'ml from nlh: ;‘t o+ xl“; ‘ ooy gt i gl o bel 15 1he' o D \\[S (‘OLL 'nwm.; & c.. | Diplomstic Corps resident i 8 Fiftkly - That in th i sed bis endenvor as sinig en huriying sarters—orehard, Esee 1f a0 bour later all the bodies assem e notification. note he faithfully should fall on the in sent of ( o the rest of the few honest pe rreed npon & Kys within the appr No. 479 BROADWAY, trongest terms, (Below Broeme-st ), t Fort; 1-;uru.u WHO SELL ALCOCKS From Our Special Correspondent. SANTIAGO DE CHLL, April 2, 1665, Jvers from t) THE FEELING TOWARD THE GOVERN) such an extre of the Ger Asscmbly rooum. They were preceded by of ) $ [ » e | fective bauds, and cach organization presented & fine upjess- # contract e PARISIAN GRANITE There is gr isfact ¥ call for more received by the | 1 Afer the Decessary arrangeme f - | | rocmess, R T T . > - e ergy and words. They call for ol Marel aud | pesion was formel, by ood in the & oy et W emoving the Mioops nnd Arensways in Nase THE EEY to COMFORTABLE, CLEAM new C ¢ would do much bet- Jed for the 76 s IHorg s, each ! which earried flugs; | atter adjourned, } anuest, ;}l_};‘\T:I}lI(:“I-ANII-s-; wde DITST, NOISE and ODOS 2 of which o the Sc 3 I harpshoot s th vor & STOP the TLING of SASIES, n nof which t in P pihe .l’“m"\‘w:“"’\‘, ”"" .‘Y["‘ 4 ’H‘ ¥ P MEETING OF THE ALDERMANIC COMMITTEE. z00d for gy K '\l:« .\-"“c‘.‘.'u'.m “th, adron of M, C. M, iety: Band; miscellan orgsuisations; | Finr. 3 1 o'clock yesterday after- Y 1 m there seting of th o e Mimbine i 4 & e reason, too, they 1 | promisd, in various interviews between him and members When the procession arri 's Wood it was | Boon a fire broke vut iu the upper story of Granads Hall, No. afternoon there was a meet of the ere forthe next 60 days, ndition of the Govern \ | the Consular Corps, that reslls he shonld enly fire on publ conconrse who had | 112 Myrtleave. pled by the Carpenters ective Union, | 5°¢ e of tbe Board of Aldermon appoiuted to & a3 = buildings, and also expressed bis wish of not belog pre, i + the pape vostigate ioto th 5 & to neutrals. couned | ways in > and Wall-ste,, w amouited to ab £ mo dowalks ocenpied ai ors and oth £ A protest to La belalf of a 1 sean ot Me. Jost . That in a communication directed to the Commander eralof Armsof this city, be recommended the p . | lyn. or later, ¢ flag or signal wh - TOW A . tals and other buf ated | | L ) t 3 NG TOWARD 3 e Bro present against the pa d - in_ doii THE ;.L‘x' G T \' R 'Hl‘!‘ : ‘[’H“"U‘h_“;l”) ,,,I‘,,,?,“,’,,,i,‘, . e . .”l:l“l v’ Stk | s that th il ; d i dojn s a suglish 3 ¢ i being placed on evideuce, the undersigned | 2D WHILE RETURNING FROM A SUNpAY Ex. | niversary of the Broctwh = gof the ot J s om i, X} " to-day, the 22 inat., and it is ex either public or private. 0! immense )s’\/ 10 state e done all in their power to canse the Com juest wo! mauder General of 1, C. ‘s naval fore s to desist fiom his | at No. 147 Goerekest., on the bo purpese, 1ewindi o of this o Sunday. ‘That the polnt at isste 1 an entl ely indefensive city; g igh. oot e b A s > bombardment would prove tho rain of aumberiess | V6 companions, all members of the | Ialand City Boat Club, Tt interested In the ‘yuestion betwaen Chili | Went on an excursion to Borrian's Taland, up the Eust Rive | and were absent the entire day. On their yeturn in the even CURSION.—An in with th : = ey it FISHING TACKLE Wilg persons N it and n dewalks, . gunci] did 108 cousider one fact in connection ALL ITS VARI thiat was that (oo owners of property on FOR SALE & o same relying upon the eity A. DRAPER, L dren will participate i the exercises. It stated that the ;\ ;-lyluum to ars of Sands-st, M. E. Chiarch will pass the Hon. M. F. | yoko all pe residence i Orange-st., and wiil be reviewed by him if | sion to ha | evabled to doso. It is expected that 1 be seated in an | oo Cowmon sohair at « the upper windows, 118 interest in this | with this st chureh and 8¢ t that, if possible. e w 1 Nassau-st. have purchased t aniurds in case of a Tulfill this prom THE FEELING TOWARD THE AM st at this moment the 1 ok e ain, aud that the Government of Clili would sufer | {15 e B ol e theToot of Fxtmst. Bast Hiver, th Kenna is in en of but comj iy smnll iw) ce. # i € foot o at., East River. the 1 g i Dnited States docks, They complain, too, (gl “""1::“!“3”‘!.*"'-_ P g » bost was by some %6 B0t 8B 1he eSiire Pays look at them, although bix conditi usidered so precari- | suthoritics’ non-interference in its present construction. No. 53 NASSATST., one d.or rom United States docks, They complaty o0, s the Gov; | That (e spsoe o four oncomplele care. 8 thass Laog f | prcipiail aio the oA UPSet, A e eulife JATIY YOT® | ous that death way be expected at almost any Lour. Ailermen B desred to know fiom Mr, Daly what ropor. |~ e 000 deor nom MAIDES the United : the L und more 80 if the cireumstance is taken Into consideration | Dediately, Tlo others wero rescued. The b fha ot bave Pyl teiiidy Dyl i ¥\ bardwent. : that Liis eity Is one of more than 70,000 soule, aud that it con- | SCased was recovered by irappling, about M o'¢ BRrookLYs Crry Covnt—Tuesday, May 22.—N ough bave energetically protested and_have | tains evoruwons deposits of merchandiso; s evenlng, A verdiet . accurdinco with 1 fuots P e o i 185 oo L RS LI T Sl el = Ghldltlhl'}' !m::r:u t to do according to the v | mi'.1'?&'i’i’1335':?Efi‘fu".'.‘u'l.',"L}:I‘i{.’"r'o‘;.'.‘...}‘..‘:‘l.‘c";,f.f,f,‘i?‘.{,’"{;!i' rendered by the jury, h ——————————— m.;“,’ E e ok and their instructions. | f i ot of chvils B o e derman ELY said be thought less than fifty per cent of the i7ed nations toward coch ofher; A Brrorar Capreren.—Early on Mondag morn- NEW-JERNEY NEWS, cellurs 1n the street were thus ueed. In order to get further « % RS information on this subject, Alderman Ely said the committeo lg THE MOB IN SANTIAGO. That relyi ¢ ’ The poor Spanish prisoners trembled, but they were ot B ol B '[J_“’;;,f’_‘:'::;::l’;-r‘"v:p by sy r‘vlf ‘t_::_ l.‘;:v::.- 1ng, young man named Thomas Corcoran forced an entrance injured. The s&:nuh residents had all been sent, some | that be would only make use of projectilen incapable of causing | 10 the residence of Mrs. Ann E. Boardman, 95 East Hepsos CorsTy COURT—TRIAL FOR ATTEMPTED :uul‘:‘ml)m:rn all {‘ilrmeroonllhlrmlwn 1ofll\emll!erll!l Thurs- ’ ® "DSON orN "RT— L A p! 3 i e 0 months 820, to Santiago, but many have run away to Me a fire in that quarter of the city toward which Le might direct | Tenthest., and after securing a quastity of silverware, left the w-York R ”, l:{lu -«:‘.’m gl:'l‘ ?’x.'..l 12";‘.2&2'.’3&"&-'?3&??&.‘9&?5‘3:‘: S 3F the 800 Spasiarts who were living in Chili be- | bis sbots; that we must acknowledge with pain that this hope | house without arousing the tnmates. While leaving, he was YUk ROTERS —IH | them o bearing. fore the war oul?-‘ ) remain. During the bombardme was not niulurrd,. as u:’ vensels of the suid squadron have dis- | geen by Officer Mclllhangy of the Seventeenth Precinet. T e sy fi‘v’dp‘rmw,l::’lnol;; in ¢ open ;lu_v.h in Sentiago, lhruh- ed shut of every description on the city. thiet, finding he wan discovered, dropped his ylander cinte-Judgen Sturges, Bobns ‘1"‘ and Chiambers presiding, the The Tuv of Fifth-Avenue, to one or two Spanish stores, In'the evening and yi 2 i were disposed of g ? : Serdny this rabble wero searching after Spauiards with | ¢ i o o March, ut9 o ., the wyundron of | thiel wag wrrested by the oflicer nud taken to the Station- | | Charics King, tred § To the Editor of The N. Y. Tribure. . C. M. opened pless city, throwing ball, shell, | House. The stolen pmpfl'{ was recovered and restored to | and was sentenced to three months i the County Jail. e ing the pocket of Brulget Fraser of | ayay tho court-yards of Fifth-ave., looks like o geatle Aint to clubs and stones. | and grenades, for three hours consecutively, i V. 0 p. 1. the leader knocked at our door and shouted | " Second: T S s s the owner, Subsequently the prisover was taken before Jus. | William Dasis, pi .',,)‘:dlc‘?;.l the leader knocked at our door ’x PM" l Second: That n..l; nl.dm ll'uulv re fired at the Cnstom-House | tice Mansfield, and committed for trial in default of “ Passaic at the Erie Railway depot, found guilty and seateaced pani irneighbors | stores, a separate body of buildings, situated on the sea shore | bail, He is & native of Ireland, & brickluyer, aged 25 years, ne year in the State Pricon. the proporty owners of that beaatiul thoroughfare, that an or. he required privileges ean be * pat throagh st whom three bills of indictwent | by the usial appliances. dersigned wish to make wanifest in continuatio followed by the oflicer. After runniug several block, the | followiug eriminals i kens, 4 stealing chickens, was foand guilt; by N ), 1l é Sir: The threat of the Common Council to take ons to come on, but f"“ ther [l scross the way paeificd them, and t Sl by the extreme west of this clty auud resided at No. 133 East Twenty-ffi-st, 'Oucat Shubert, n young man abont 16 years of age, with | dinance granting toned smasbed cverything. panis rious | of the public buildings, but was extended to tho otte [ 9 - stoncs, aud 'y i“.‘ "d”‘ anish 1 I:nlll“ ! ]" Rl 1> ek s e s the Dl m:ad:‘nlll:m';:olx were found for ottempted rape on famales at North Bergen, The Aldermen bave no Court-Honsa Fand to draw upon, P was also attacked, but they only knocked down the sign ! 1o offer mitlgating cires belorest " ; ! " nd ’ that almost all the eharitablo instit & circiustances beforesenteuce | find it necessary to “*sirike” in some qu arter where money is and broke the windows. ;7;3;““'“““'“:.‘“’," o :h'; eita of shot, SheE n'r" spite of | no 455 Sixth-ave., was outered by burglars, by bursting in a | ' PTOROSNCEC abundant, If the right man is * scen,” aod o liberal spirit "A dry goods store and some few other places were broken | firaq ot them. - o Wl o grematiin |18t T and Folbe 6 BUK "eloaky 'and lnee santillie ) ert Wright, o retarned soldier, was tried fn the after. | mavifested, the vandalism eontemplated may bo stayed. 0 | naan, on an s o the 23 of February lust, [ While 1 have no patience with these persistent planderers | 00 L i = PROTEST AGAIX NT. private building in Planch sitoated nt A distance of e A a0 diane; G - . atby with tho ey e D B e " G w & - g B g 3 ay o1 e, Capt f the Sixth Pre- | Ann, by shooting isclosed 1he follow o est sohe o o *Ld LIGHT, CLEAN AND —NO P With the date of the 27th tho following Consuls in Val- | about 150 meters from any p uildings, aud thut the fire | cinct heard that the stolen gools w ,wi" in the prem. | Wright came home from the war Jast Summer lum‘l\;::fnr:lhl‘\‘l‘; I lnlxl::lnll;‘ :‘:yh:r‘él:‘l::r::.'|"r'::nl‘:-lnl::"n-|-ln':"|n&|1'i ‘:::“:; o E%fiia“fl..‘.’.“....“h‘...:.‘."“..‘.'..“."‘" g WL R g ost obtiiste co " ey went on, until t eawe to a Spanish drug-store, which they brol Third: Lt the bombardment has not been limited to that i close-oropped balr, " ag book-store, where the Popal bul conces are ; . o - CnarGen WITH RECEIVIXG Tefracted his former plea of not gullty and plead fuilty, coun. o 'very much horn of * parquisites,” and they doubtless | i Javoe in 1 wwu’fnuw the city, lhu’mx Is worthy of | the night of the 15h jost. the store of Mr. Leon Van Cullen, | sel proposin o 5, coun. | and are very much ehorn of * perquisites,” and they doubtiess opexn. The excitement has all passed awa; 1 e " pe: hi ¥ Fourth: That at about 10:30 8. m. a shell or grenade fired a nl':.mm.m of §910. The thieves got off %um: thelr | t the ity of Hoboken, ed to m Mary | of the City Hall, 1 confess 1 have little -ymg from ALL OTHER: spe Finlaw, | place s Cerborus at the portals of the City Treasury, in th W TNV RO Cor Sole raiso protested in a note which they gent to the Spanish immediately took frightful proportions. e ises of Julius Metzler, at No. 611 Broome wife and two daughters residing with her b Admiral, viz.: Representing Portugal, Prossia, Den | T ‘{Z‘? e ';“"'“F vessels of H. C. M's squadron | there, and on searching the place found near pamed Wood, at s Gurden-st . Hoboken. Wright bocom. | person of John Hecker, nearly all tho residents of Fiith-ave, g the Unifed States, Hanover, Austria, Bremen and ( O B T s v choarved thak g of ticles stolen. They were taken in cliaige an ing W Erooklyn (o live, aid Mre. Wood | came to the rescu of the ailriguted banditti, popularly kaown No 60 Brodwsy, burg, Switzerland, the United States of Colombia, Brazil, | yaiiings of the as observed that one of the | restored to the owier. Metzier was arrested on a ¢ | alwolett ber Lus ul of February Wright weat aud by placiog one of their owa | over to Hobok nation for Mayor, so distracted and a” 1 and procecding o (1o boige wlere his wife number_in whiog and beld to bail to await an exawin | resided, opened the door and fired a shot at Ler from a re- befogged the canvass as to “give their oppressors tolen. volver, the ball from which struck agninst the wall. At the | & fresh leaso of power, and invest their pa: d sume time Mrs, Wright's father caught Wright's arm, when | prospective rascalities with the sanctions implied by & popular rg-vmrwdth.- pistol again, bat the powder dil not explode. | vote against veform, This early attack upon their benefactors | Wright then broi ud secroted himself in the wood- | may be ungrateful, but it seems like a just retribution, leveled shed, An led, and s he was about to enter the | in the right direction, by these worthicis Aldermen, and those red to their principles at the | n, in spite of | Sialy, Belgium, Holland, Guatemala, Sweden and Norway, l buildings of the Custom-House stores was on fire, to judge from rertl'ln‘;ullm goods. Yesterday he was arraigned Hamburg and Mocklenburg, Sandwich Islands aud San | the Salvador. Seventl: Thnt at_about forty-five minat | | the smoke wiich issued from the roof, and that, uevertheloss, | Justice ols continued firing projectiles at it. Ho denies all Kiowledge that the goods we st 11 the flames o completely involved those vast biilliogs -ml their immensely ki pe 1 valable deposits of merchandise A Borerar CositTED.—On Runday night Eighth, hat the bombardment ceased at noon when the | Officer Stevenson of the Eig 1§ rrested W TURKISH: RUSSIAN MARBLEY BATHS EFFECT OF THE BLOCKADE. Probably it will render the war more de astating and of fonger continuance. ‘shese republics will be roused up 10 | pariSfired of the Custe . . - m; b;llvunhud'vylhul the h“d‘w“'lwll“;:yl;“vl{m&J4)1‘:0 ] whole neighbarbood of the art. Derglirs! fools, toguthar wilh & quaatity ol plemies 94k 2 479 | P sotnttont 1 misaton Dooutht o 8 votier of Kttty D Dt e el ok K mgh g | 25 ERSTEROUR B SO N~ able size. Valparaiso bad a populatio 0 inl at from shore not a nivele abiot wae fired in an- § used by milliners, Jt wae suvvosed that the prisoncr bad | “'Tie four New-York rowdies who were cugaged is the riot ) couseguences of faithless desertion of -"uun.u C '