The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 24, 1865, Page 4

” Marirosa.—The rpoeal of the Maripora Co from the order of suase Barnard at Special 1¢ the Supreme Court, appointing @ Receiver of the Company's aereta, wae) esterday argued as General Term decision reserved, EXAMINATION oF Law Strnenta,_The Commit- tee on Examination have reported favorably in the coses of 41 of the applicants for adriisrion to the bar. To-morrow tein’ the inet day of the term, they | be sworn in, if the Commitwe on Character also ( entunved from the First Pa,e) to be cut im several places, apparently with some jGs— jbo, Bt Kitts; A B Patterson, Porto | gnd fineness, that the sheets were. The next pre sharp instrament. By the aid of the officers the cavelin ai ev Ente ain Kingston, Jam: | cogs was to pase the corner of a towel wetted wit cloves were then drawn on bis handa, and the cule in wo an water over the face and ha ds of th SCHOONERS—Fquator, Abaco; Ontarlo, fayanna . He waa then pus carefully on them were found to correspond exaculy with the cuts | i Mar; Nautilus Monzaniila; Rainbow, Beaufort, N | Povr ot Mary Giemiseed to her own root, 6 ernall in his flesh, ‘The prisoner appeared terribly distress. | {i Y An06® oven, Win Audenreld. Phiiadal | Somer one opening into that which Roger occupied. ed, and to use the detectives’ own words, * Cried like | 519: WP Phillips, Borton for Philadelphia: Marietta | The young nurse then put on « lttue frilled night- achild.” Hewas then conveyed to the 44th Pre- | Smith, Fa'rhaven jor Virginia; Lacy A Orcutt, Bal- | cap, which confined ail her pretty curls, and cinct Station-houre, where he is confined to await the timore: Daniel Holmes, Georgetown; Wm F Burden, | a camisole, called in those days » ‘‘bed- POLITICAL The following are the nominations as learned so far ALDERMARIO, Movant fart. Fourth District—Charles McBrien Pxth—Jorepa Shangon, Hiahth — Win Kly 9 Providence; Franklin, Providence for Wilmington: | gown," fire, all with the TweitthClarles BE. La Bixteenth—lobert Me- | Port favorably. action of the Coroner, The sleeping-room of the | United Brothers, New Haven: ay tN Charles. | poiselens foush of on satel mars and, lying Ginne Count of GENERAL Sesstons.—John Barry, 660° | urdered man, in the New York Hotel, was examin. | (: J MH Seenine, George: own: Tamwasy.— Tenth District Bernard Kellly. ‘Tweitth Charles BE, Loew, Sixteenth — Clenes Devils, McK ron.—Bixteenth District vieted of an aesault with intent to do todily harto, Was sentenced tothe State Prison for ou? year John Foley, attempt at grand iare away, Roudont | down by her charge, «ith » soft, affectionate voice, for Philadeiphia; L Bell, Maryland for Fairhaven; wicked bmn good bight, felling bim thet be would be quite well in the morning. Her od yesterday morning, in the presence of Coroner BELOW Lyneh, Capt, Waddy, 44th Precinet, and Detective LOW—One brig, unknown. W: Charles Devlin. pny, Penitentiary m= — words sremed ic. Poor little Roger Herce.toam,—kighth District- Thomas Browne. | one year Garpoel Worte, same rence, '. | Wonderly. The only baggage found there were s turned towards Sar cies one burning haod beteer Henry §. Wallace. Sixwenth James W. tearary, e yesr 4 iske ple , valise andatrunk, In the valle pat? bi ae H within thet ehe beld towards tim, aod with 60 alver, , _ | guilty of an aneauit with a dan ven ou M . | of eogareand a number of segarettes, In the trunk, thing like ea eteempt ot © omilenthe Gre he Mad ambony Hiker *** toda al tance ar ine yt ge “lee” dak or Sara bg + two shirte, several pairs of stockings, vest, pants and made since bis {!/ness, closed hie eyes, aud in» ;' * councrMen, manded for sentauce. TawMANy—Fourth District—Firet Ward—Cornel- | Pook Lereniiorsce.A Burglar Shot tn Third fos im. F —Jobn lasers, Beventh Mot eaticx Ht Keenan Street,—At about 2 o'clock yesterday morning, Mr hth Ward—Issse Robinson, Fourteenth Ward— | Charles Fingle, living at 255 Third atreet, was t= After ke the study. With bis bead leaning on his open bands, | i. bh O'Brien h-—Bernari Kenay, Faward Com | awakened by o noise in bis yard. On opening a Dran Freexn:—After a long silence 1 tal g overcont, berides a numberof letters and papers. tow mt yates evomert really to drop aslee ——— ni the fol- e Vicar mov ently away. " tered the letters found in the trunk were the Hy Ig May PR Pad | “ie Cannan, Nov. 6th, 1965. passed his lige, ae he again entered hisdesolae | is OR, Opportunity by my friemd, Jose Garcia Otero, who his elbows oa the table, he remained Jong in deer 5, leaves ior New York, to write to you, being thus . ani agitating thought. None were ever told the enabled to inform you of my good health, and to wish feelings that then actuated those thoughte What- ou to possene the eame with all your d ear family, re. pad ir origin— This Mr, Utero goes to New York for the Parpose of Murder W ill Out. pad ; af Marie Weudeney ver reaults were . J roe oO Rihetie abit os bow being ert in thie city. I more measured and formal manner to Ove Mat oh therefore take pleesare fa Agcy al ee to you 4 ites caneamtin aad if Seay GenSeRt exe #0 that you may give him all the information neces- yoo: et Dg and en nd sary to obtain the object of hie visit with the great- A STORY OF REAL LIFE. tended to dear children, so receive the respectful estadvantage, Ihave been emplored for the part though tender attentions paid tofrwomen. teven monthe inthe office of the Government Ten anteof Cardenas, L[alall always be happy.to serve you in Anything that ies in my power, My father And so time went on; his boys grew up amiable an, Charlies ye Aptuony Yoatar and Rartholomew W ip, Ninth Ward Geo, Metirath,Biyht ames , Sixteenth Ward, After ment of a coulerence to moet Mozart, the © rned witnout nominath the ot! tes, Seventh—Benjamin Moo: ieeee F, Reynolds, Hugh Riley, He Jobo U. Gen McKion Pifth Distriet— Tenth Ward —Uenry Kt. Fee, Thirteenth ward—Huh A, Kiely, Bieventh ‘ard-—Laurence bi6e aud Join McMahon. Beve fernth Ward—Nicholas Seger and Chris, Nurent. window, he saw twomen with Helted matches ex- Qrmining the doors aud windows, for the purpore of an entrance, Mr. Fingle ordered the men to 6 premises, whieh they failed todo, He then discharged one barre! of bie revolver at therm, ‘The report of the pistol wae heard by Roundeman Hol- den, of the Lith Precinet, who en ed in arresting the alleged burglars. Tie privonerevave the names of Christian Foster and Georve Green, aged 31 and 13 years, reepectively, Green proved w have been Pliebily wounded in the lee, The prisoners were equently arraigned bet Justice Manrfi ho committed them jor trial in defaultof $3,400 a ry Murray aad 9 CHAPTER Xv. "T 9CO—GOVEUNMENT SALr. h still Lives in Havana, arhore, having eold the rteamer Lenteleas h . Vinormta ‘Tonacco—Gove e ne ” . which he tormerly ex gata ed, With beat wishes, aed god looking, and well advanced 3* it ; ‘Therefore, the calm abode At noon, yesterday, the fit auction eale of tol aan Oe Reeve boon wee strrertes Tam yours, most truly, wi bd bl aod ae Leg ot fast. | BY thy dark apirit {sot rhung with shade, ince th 0 of t , took place at the cornet | eee eee ot ae ecinee, oh a cuarge of havio ANTONIO GUERRERO, ie became more and more plaintiff; tus her it~ And therefore in the leaves the voice of God @ iain pre erat asses dude the direction sented’ Hove nt ithe So. 100 Weet Suen th To Mr. J. Enrique de Santos, New York failing health was too atrong a ples for anything Makes thy sick heart afraid! of the G A Rawson, Buckland & Co, | the shoulder with an oyrter-kndie, inflicting srerious | Mr. De Santos is @ commission merchant of good Dus comps este nto be felt; her early death ead the Government Agents, Ka Neery of order for | NOUN’. Justice Dowling committed Strip for trial, | repute, urther remembrance of her than, hee depressed ‘OP ate cHloware vousd that doer the terms being payment on delivery of without bail, : oh five of 44 Her Ror removal pom ate jc | Shall breathe pure fragrance on the untainted afr; foods, in gold, at 1474. The following Is the state Alleged Thefl of Cotten. A reaman, named Jo Destrective Fire at Brissvitie, L, 1— | eee ie Banning yi govt ger tah Thou, toou alone art worthy now bo more « of the sale: seph Dillon, Hiving at 24 Morrie miroct, «aa arrester ; id, Loss #60,000,.. Triage Men Issonep,—A fire of con- tiderable magnitude took piace at Bilseville, Queen's | a household. The Vicar now stayed leas at home: Livin . ta { County, yesterday, involving a vy lors of proper- | the boya became rougher and lens ti ant] yy ry Lindnes they d 1 da the oe a tas He 7 * “ ‘ the woman who officiated as cock, nurso and | q anerses conceived and execu oy Mr. ty, and throwing out of employment some two or " Gran 1 rf a housermaid, had a hard time of it Sand his daughter, the day which their returs three bund * The Grange became a haunt both to father and sas: $ Hath imparted to the! inhabitants of the of the workmen einployed in Cozzens & Co's Kero- | hoya, supplying all the comforts and pleasures in a age may well be imagined. rene Oil Peetory were engaged in emptying somo | which their own home was so sadly deficient, The the Med Grant was returing from Naas visit te ecids into the agitator, in the purifying house con- | Sunday dinners too! what a heldomadal enjoy- aad: ahah when she pr Mah ~~ Vicer nected with the works, @ volume ot flame suddeniy | ment for those hungry boya! The Grange was| yo, 8 three sons spproschine. meent | nuded, caused it is believed hy impure chemical nearer the cuurch than the vicarage, and it was h at the iim at Oxford. Roger wie j and in afew minutes the whole tmilding waa filled ; to take the situation in the dockyard, in abo 7 ified reason for Mr, Grant to establish, as a custom, this @ year, which 1 bie elder b with the roaring erat the tor : Ms fen Buncay feast for the mother'esa children. It was re Ay ich had been promised to bis elder bro- nb every dire ne ng for emfety, and in ® | 9 press pleasure to bim to eee their bright checks her. Bateson, the third son, wae infected with w minuve® terrific volume of flame buret and vivid enjoyment. The Vicar, to, % agh be the rea-going mania. [twas auppoved thatGold- 4 " c jjoyment. a car, or thioe hundred feet, and mensaring probably #ixty | declined dining between the services, felt happi- anes et-devant annus if eee Cain th fees in clreunference, The dense smoke irom the | ness in the reflection of that of his children; | jr rans’ althongh # Ron man now ct ' burning building obscured the atmosphere for miles | and often, when withdrawn to @ side-table, | ui Popent pan ger ble oe ee AS ba wsround ‘lwo Hose companies and a truck from the making notes for his afternoon sermon, or ue ban the women who ke e shop-- Festern District, visited the scene of the fire, and pacing to and fro the medi- he # ill had wild and exciting sea-tales to tell to all ched bo i . exe! j nieh i , : the fire broke ont, which waa entirely destroyed, By | these merry boys, all looking upon the kind and from fixing on @ metier—s morleration for which yesterday, on wm charee of rtrali $500 worth ott Delonelac to Mesare, Converse & Co, fi the t@nement house No, 61 Warblogton street, on the night ofthe 20th inet, Justice Dowling commited Dion tor trial, in detauitot $1,000 bail, was, had kept tovetber inuch of the cotn‘orta of | T° Pass aud rest thee there ! 180 boxes, no brand, 19% A 14 cents perth; 6 bores Wreath, 20 cents per Ib, 6! J.M. Cob 4 @ IT | WO be wie i 4 . English, 80% : ST boxer. 64 boxes, Jolin Kobina 1b 5 9 000 poxes, no brand, Iso @ 2145 wis, 26% a 28, 41 boxes, K, Labey, | es, no brand, jo a PM. Preston Kiva, -Nothing further has been @ecovered in relation to the body of thie unfortanate gentleman, and an additional reward of G6") has been offered for ite recovery. Prison Association or New York,—At the monthly meeting of the Executive Commitwe of the New York Prison Association, held Inst night at No. 88 Bible House, Professor Theo, W. Dwieht presided. The General Agent, Mr. Abraham Beal, submitted, on behalf of the Committers on Doten- tion and Discharged Convicts, interesting rtatements d men, About eleven o'clock, as eome Krookliya, Atrociovs Murpek IN Brookuys—A Conan Kivvep is tie Crty Park, asp Ronnep ov aA Lana Amovnt or Moxey Tie Pearernaton a GUnet or THe Viotim—A CLUE TO THE ABBASBIN, A most atrocious murder was perpetrated in the City Park —which i unded by Flushing avenue, Park svenne, Canwn and Navy streets about 1) o'clook Wednesday night, The name of the victim is Jose Garcia Otero, a Cuban, the proprietor of a theatre ia Havaun, and the supposed perpetrator is named Jove Gonzales, who is represented ae about 4) years of age, 6 feet § Inches in heisht, dark complexion, binek > ce his brothers lost no opportunity of upbraidin, Y . in th {epartnents | bair,aud thin, black moustache, The body of de- | half-paet two o'clock the fiames subsided. During rétty Olive, as ehe dispensed plum pudding or ap- " i y Fe pee ee ed meanaes, tore | hal © Lun | eoased wae discovered, at @ little after the hour above | the progress of the fire, three of the men employe pie ple os something epproaching ae aaare ek him. Still they were all kindhearted boys, auc dred prisouers were vinited, vised, of | mod, t iteene whe without dethe talees in the weeks were somewhat oiared--h¥e irom tail- weficent fairy Hiker conta Cane the only real happiness the neo 4 arced on ered, by some c , q yout ¢ y orm | jug irom a adder, and one by burns, The loss of oil : iv father could call his own. . the Peecertaataisoa 6 i? i die. ed Officers Corr and baton, of the 44th Precincs Poe | is e*timated at the vaiue of $40,000, and the destruc- The fervor with which these hungry boys looked The three boys w=re too clamorous in thelr joy barg wicts ‘e been Shale tenors from their former resociations, th if dispored, live honestly in th o respeetable, uretul and hay class of harpies in the ‘eval profers: worthy of such honorable association). caled ehysiers in common pariance, who, ae opporiunity off re eoive the attentions of the agent, (ne of t lately been compelled to disgorge forty dollais of ais dil-gosten gains. Kev, Dr. Wines, corresponding secretary, on if of the comratesion appointed to examme the pricon systems of the different States ported thas the labors of the cominiesion had been wed during the last month im Maine, New Hiscipaive and Vermont, Inetiuetive and interest. ing staiements were made by him touching the eeent labor system in the State Prison at Chomar. tense. ‘This prison, for many years prior to June, ai tion of the building will involve a loss of about $1',- | to the Sunday, did not quite . th, incinding the machinory, There was no inear- | which the Vicar might es'red to bave seen, the V a daddallyd Marple k i anbar aA it are probably the oldest in | Neither were the preparatic or Bunday tidiness, pr nie OWD ; oaving the i spend Shan et | Mita oeaed te the ie mia as shown by the clamor on Baturdays for cobl lors oe young majority, he went in search of Mr, sine. tO Dt . ney .! nm : whose place of business is in Pearl street, | 824 dotching tailors, solely on the score of the effect Toere was much to be told, much to be asked; and, to be produced in church, but had considerable 7 . bie reference to Miss Grant's favor. Guill he scarcely | Sl! talking togcther, there was no one to be beard. Base Batr,—The grand game between the | wondered at the mundane hilarity ahowa by his | J%¢re ws also much ‘0 be shown, as they strolled Champion Atiantics and the Picked Nine, was not | children on the approach of each succeeding Buu- potted ad rds tt ahs ae fea ow LN dong the ee played yesterday, on account of the storm, Is hay | day; and he blessed the tenderness of the father Sicaea ane the seal Dalits a belt 5 bald by been poetponed until Monday next at one o'clock, pis pres tags heron Apert a lamb with one hand, Then tbe Dow railing A The Picked Nine Je very strong, and many believe ieeubuae the boys’ care for Sunday order and pros the wound was examived into, Anew saddler'a the Atlantics will @ffer a defeat, priety. shop had Leen set up, where, to the infinite scora of Roger, fi gteckle was professeily sold Tue Brookiye Army Anp Navy Asso. | As time went on, the neighbors, st agg oh tackle not worsh's farihing, ihcugh landin ciation,—A meeting of the Army and Navy Aaso- | 87? Wont to doy began to descant on the ¢xcess: | which he now first perceived, sevined 6 mewhat to ; A ive intimacy between the Grants and the family | cou and his respect. Then tt asset the cot- ciation was held in Sawyer's Rooms, Fulton avenue, at the vicarage. Vincent, the ekier boy, a leau- sige of ‘the aealon ps ith whom Oite futerchauged Inst evening, There was ® good attendance, Col, | tiful and intelligent youth, was now nearly iad eteetinnd, And now they had feaabed the G. B, Fowler presided. A member asked sowe ques- | seventeen ; but with gravity and Lb Lime Houve line, Uive alvaye felt ead at passing tione in regard to the extension of relicf to soldiers, | as made him appear muuch older, Olive Grant | ver counu's uomain, since the dreadful wragedy when Gen, P. 8, Crooke remarked in answor that o | Was twenty. 80ll the enserpriv conjectures of | connected with his name; bul, to her surprise, tle mnceting bad brea held the evening previous a& the | neighborisin thought it likely thas she vicar] gigs boye also became ut; looking af Acadeiny of Music, in ald of the south, and expressed | looked to the uniou of Vinny Vyse as be was fa-| i, house und garden with ‘ance glances, and the opinion that if there was so much eutplus money | m:iiarly called, with the heiress of the Grange, as 1 . 0 ’ in Hrooklyn ws those who originated that meeting | the making of bim, Neighbore were wrong; Mr, | CYdeptly wader somo species of urend. ve led people to believe, they bud better expend it 4 f At Ge i beg Bat take asked to what this was owing. Byer, instead of among the soldiers who had loss their arms, legs, and | V98e never looked #o far into futurity, But there | gagwering, put tue band to her wouth, aud dra ged rome of them one or both eyes in the serv: was one care connected with Vinny which gave | }.¢; quickly along. Wheau at some distance fr iu their country, instead of rending it away. These | him sleepless nights and anxicusdays, With at- the Louse, tt all leguu their story at ouce, sc devenders of the Union were st our doors, and should tainments fer beyoao! his advantages—with o wi . first be @tiended to, and be ny 817 that measures | ural love of study, and @ decided vocation for the iu lice, that a man bad commited auicide, and de- artake of the apirit scribed the place where be was lying, The officers found the body there, aud sent word to the station house, Capt. Waddy immediately sent Seret, Clirie- topher Wright and Koundseman Smith to the Park and they took charre of the remaina, Coroner Lynch, having been sent for, came to the at tion hoeuxe soon after the body arrived there. On making « superficial examination, it at once became apparent that the man had bheeo murdered, His rlirt was torn and his coms wae in such a state that it wes plain there had been a desperate struggle, There was a wound over the right eye inflicted by some bluat instrament (probably a slung shot) which may have stunned him, There were bor 6 lucised wounds on the occipital part of the head; three large wounds on the back part of the neck, each about three inches in length, and several rarions on the akin, near the gloti#, There were aleo wounds on the sternum bone of the breast, made with a blunt dagger, and numerous cuts made with a rezor, On searching lls pocke'a a rece pt was found, from which it appeared that deceased stopped at 6! Barcelona Hote: in Great Jones at.ects, New York, Detective Wonderly was atonce sent to the hotel, Cit was now near morning) aud there ascertained that the deceased had Powrcet there for several days thathe wae the proprieor of a theatre in Havana, aud bad come to New York for the purposw of pur- chasing tnachinery, &c, to fitup his pace of amuse. ment; that he bad a larve amount of money with him, which he carried about his person. The Detec- tive wae further fnforr that the deceased tind teen called upon the evening previous by an a intanuece ose Gonzales, and that they took tea together clock, After tea (ronza.es proposed to take assented having ready a rlw fo hie p loons Dy subebintialiy *, aud a8 you carry a good of money about yor u had betrer leave it and iswil be sate.” ‘The friend (Gonzales) up and eaid they were ouly going out tor a short kk, and that be would rather advise Ortero to keep whatever money he had about him, as it was ae oaie about bis person, and perhaps more so than at the hovel, Mi. Ortero Wook his triend's advice, and they left, How, aod by what devise. the deceased was in- veighled to come to Brookiyn in such @ rainy dark bight ie not apparent, Atall events he was conduc:- ed about a mile from the Fulton ferry, through the PY 6 to have been the worst managed, nancially, of any in the country. Ihe cost of the pila, Las beea nearly double that ol Hisone oF Other stater; the eupport the prison having been an aunual burden upon th treasury of ten thousand to fitiecn thousand dare. An inquiry was instituted into the cause of the death of one of alloved the convicts, imprisone 1 at Sing Sine taeen to have Macys qenens by i sreates tes ‘The Was preenied by Judge monds, and was particular Vouuluinour, aud detaiied all the evidence on the subject. The jollowing extract shows the Fesult:—“1 made several visita to the priwn, | qxamined all the officers who were likely to anything about the case, including bere in agent and warden, the principal keeper the chapiain, the physician, the euperimtendens of the hospital, the hall keeper who would ree the convict every day, and under whose care are the dark eelis, the yard keeper, who would daily see every one who frequented the yard, the contractors iaw shop Evans haa worked, and ali the convicts whom | could learn knew anything about the case, Pry itis very clear that the charge is without toun- ion, and that the death of Evans was not the Tosuitof the treatment he received in the prison, On motion of the Kev. Dr. Ongood, the report was unanimousiy adopted, and (he thanks of tue com- wlttec tendered 0 the author of at, Lhusit tins uo made clearly apparent that, while ove of the Denlep functions of the Prison Association is to stand ase anothe: bust Ouve had twuch uitficusy in compreLead.ug ihe | — ‘ put the chage carelessly i. cerk told Mr. Orte eid between the oppressed and the oppressor, r scarcely less important chars@tereue is to guard the fair fawe of our prison authorities round ess and slanderous assaults, made in t y disaflected aud unprincipiea convicts. Ie ord, a6 ip the duty, as i: is the pleasure, of the Prison Avsociation 10 #@ that equal and exact justice i mesed vut to all who come Wilkin blue rauge OF ibe dagal superyisiun, id be adopted to influence public opinion so a8 to | clerical profession, M y . my Mr, Vyse saw that a college prevent this tlow of money trom our mides to aid herr ca: Shahin (To be Continued.) those at the South who bad been engaged in cutting | education behgaes apbigedl dee inom. ce Oe Mes ——— -——-- our throate for she pact fouryears. Ifourrich wen | 8@-¢round, trom whence al! otver sto, «towards had so much epare money and # much aympathy | advancement might be surely made, But the Lni- Fi : had plenty of opportunity to expend it at home, | versity Was closed to one of Such scanty means. Too Late for Classification. tors of the project, he contended, Mr. Vyse had mentioned to noone, What - - _ —_—______ with et Ei Kees ok PA el aly were vain aspiratious for his beloyed yiueont; ne, ’ NEW SHIRT IRONERS some routing business the meotiug adjourned, ther had he sp ken his doubts as to bis t 10068 for ited at Smith st, cor. Church, ioe . the situation in Portsmouth dockyard, Wlich had | South Brook squire for 2 days. 863 ars been protulsed bo hin. Is was, therefore with} PDRIEST’S GENUINE 3 Sersey City, no little surprise that he head Mr, Grant one Bee M GENUINE AND INIMITABLE A Womans Roppep IN Tm Street,— | day ask hw, whether it wan not bis wish ti PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOX, Yesierday afternoon, ss Mrs, Choriotte Biake, re. | Viuny should go to college. Beto could an- | Thie Dye stands higher in the estimation of the 1 in i fl 4! ewer, Mr. Grant added, that Ol've had said jg] pubile than aay other manufactured. It ie instan- siding in se reen, was passing throaeh the tunnel would be everything for the good young man, and | seous, the color being set as toon as applied. under the New Jersey Railroad, at Brunswick stieet, | that she was sure the Vicar thought 60, Olive BROW rie eee 4 rg) a yn Seer she was approached, as is alleged by a young man | had, mor suggested that the Vicar coulu not as one BEty A bree mete OF ras nee fl pamed Edward Erw who snatched & pocket-book | be offended, undertook the entire charge of Bot ee OO Bom Ounae SnY URE gasene. FeeLng Wile ep ne Ba fol gn tren rr by. Soon | his education; and that was just what be wished to | BEST, SAF tsi and CHEAPEST Hair bye wanu- 4 by officer Gready. A man named F do, AsO ive had mail, their means were always | tectured. darkest sirees in the city, and through « Park, od to arrest the prisoner just betore the inereasiug, but no! so their ex) enses; and what Manutactured and jor sale (wholesale and retail) os Fines,—Yesterday about two o'clock PM, which, in consequence of the #u - | cer came up, and was ty beaten, The pocket-book | Viuny's University expenses micht cost, could not aii Ae Panin Becone st, Willlamet ureh, To be had * ae of 4 4 . nal economy exe;cised by the Mayor and Brooklyn | wae found in the street where the prieoner had beeu | be missed. To all the tumultuous and deep grati. | St Tetull ob Tvusedsts, allover the country, 0 | pan see he the top floor of the five story city comin 6 ouucll, has Dot, been lighted for ]| seen to throw i tude which the Vicar ev nced at this announce. |/J.O CABINET-MAKFRS—WANTED TO corte: of Wall and Pearl streets, owned ty | Months, and previous bat when the moon was R bina nicer ' re a a Cabinel ) ah A ‘ 601 : . reruns Pickon Marcn—Jonn . ment, Mr. (irant made the quict reply—that he Purchase # cabine!-uake:'s bench, A seco! Bageve O'Sullivan ; damage $100, ‘Lhe fire origi- euppored (by consulting the aluauac, to aliae. Io —Joun TarLor P i the centre of this park, Oqui-cietant the coruer of Park aveuue Navy #ie od Flushing @ committed, and although the Park isa mere ynt, neatly surrounded by oceuped ings, not @ human being heard the cries or the groans ot the dying man, The body was accident. ally aiscovered, As soon as the police had asc-rtained that it wae a murcer, they took lancerus and searched tue neighborhood where the tragedy took place, A dirk seven inches in length woe found; also two razor hat (of deceased), and a pair of gloves, be one'ng, evidently, to the oesassin, The siovea were cut across the Snvers, and the murderer dul leas hie wounta upon Ave hand, Theee articles were jound within yuo feetot the place where the nd } he ahtat gt Gio pivek ina te ele Olive's | bAnd one. Call on, or address, G. RICHARDS, 54 | it was to | Hulton st, Brooklyn, 464 faucy, and ii he could bus know w have eo dear a daughter, be wuld also knew that W EAVERS WANTED—FEMALE HANDS reey Boy," took place at | the money spent for her ueppiness was niouey tLe on ekirt tape, Firet rate hauus ouly need apply Greenvil ye piertay at eFnoon, in one Presence of | best spent, at 15 Fraukfort +t, in rear, 862 over bw pple, 1@ munich was 60 doubl hey } jo. “ ’ _— art AR Sarde vleh Sea aos Pane Bae obits Fron with al Ahis dem mstration in Vincent's killed 94 and the Jersey Kor 91 birds, The odde ag | {Vor Mr. Vyse facled to think, the neighbors ' the commencement as $100 to $5/on Taylor, and | believed he bad thought, that some future day his wies or subsequently ely to go). A large amount of mouey | 800 aud Mise Grevt miguh as neighbors expressed M SSING—SINCE THE 9TH OF OCTO. ” ber, WILLIAM THOMAS McKPEVER, Any changed hands. {t, “come together, — - truth, accustomed as the V information wail be thankfully received by his ps- Botp Terr or A Horst,—About half. 1n truth, accustomed lear had been to rents, ab Third ave, and will be paid fog thors 4 Again Vicroniovs.—The second pigeon match, for $500 @ wide, between Joho Taylor, of Jersey City, and Wim, Sereda, the * nated among sowe samples of cotton belonging to 1 Canton Keston & Co. Much specuiation is rile with regard the large number oF fires occurring in cotton were eee, BUd It is surp ced that some conmbumtivic Matter has for soue unknown purpose Leen pus amoug the cotton, FATAL SHOOTING ACCIDENT.—An inquest wes heid yesterday by Coroner W v, on the body of Jobn FE. Bell, 19 years of age, who died from a Pistol shot wound nocidentally received at the hands of James Jobnson, The boys wo ked at the book bi ing establishment, No. i Walker eee: On Friday last, Johuson wae exhiviting a lonied piste, IRSONAL NOTICES, — past > o'clock inat evening, Dr, Ciark. Jr. left his | Olive Grant from her ebilihood, he had searcely | frou! horee tied in front of the Commercial Buildings, | realized to bimmself thas she had got beyond it. Yo] — . dersey Cty, aud returmming in five minutes the:es him, | er manners were the quiet, deferen b fhe b 1 bod 4, The | nc atter, found thatthe halter had b $10 KEWARD FOR INFORMATION when one of the bariels exp oded, the bali intl " ody was iound, he hat wascus in three places 9 FOURE ba a eeu cus and the phild, With if wanted of » KRACHEL HARKIS, atatal wound in Beli'« neck, the nar y r ver 4 one cut in the rim, and twoin the body, The caver | bore had been driven away, Ne | of @ chi Mh stradyers, she was prity anc nite Mra, KA L RKIS, whe lived in i541, at S12¢ Water ot, wud in 1546, two doors below, Her son DANIEL HARKIS came te the United States In May, 1341, The above reward verdict of accidental shooting, Decursed lived at dw Hoster etree, Deats rrom Burns,—An inquest was held Rietersey by Corouer W iidey on the body of Martha homes, 13 years of age, who died tiom woun received last luealay eveniny, the @xpiosion Of & Kel vee laup, ws tle resid parents, No. 135 Weet Ibi strect, A youn,er sister was aloo slightly burued at the eame time, THE COURTS : page formal, With the boys she waslikea y In THR ERLD, hi ajor Z. K, Pangborn, edi- | ter; anct seemed to hold authonty ver a tor of the Jevroy City Datry Limes, proposes to lece | tb enwe alle tion whiel: 1 oa ! 3 ture the cou winter Subjects" leiteand bociety That at ye ! not consi ter honsetfe chant °O me & Tisee” sdbesabine ti Abas sagen ome” ju the pout aad * ‘How but to do it,” his knowledge in a way thet ouly made her wee] sao TW oo us manhood more touching €15 REWARD—JAMES BRIO Moboken, Poor Roger, the second boy, whose love for Informed ee cores Pwecks anc: ace 11 Fine 18 HOBOKEN, —Shortly after 2 o'clock | ing bad led bim to despise the risk which wet | (race a age thimkiully rec ’ tracted moth the cor of Grabain ave, and Grand| eothes involve, was laid up with scarlet fever, | #t, iu the ba hop, ini iia 13 tad been to the Grange in the mornir wus bent atthe pom, which is accounted tor by the police trom the supPortion that the dist blows were Kiven on the back, be ow th and the post coming in contact wiih the laves, turned Severus etrokes we sb with the dugger ty but uid uot penetrate tar, ‘The razor was thea uLiees brought tuto requisition, aud the Balor tunel aan was cut and hacked until line was ext ne {he razor usou is a peculiar one, Tue back fe eo formed that the biace is tastened by means of @ screw do wien one biaie becomes hou yeste:day moruiug, 4 fire broke out in @ etible cor- Mr.V n Willow and Sd streets, Hoty whed by t . v0 J Naaman eon a Guil auother can be #ubstiiuied wish very lige | Ber of Willo 1 oken, owned by | and tt unt be bad to give, was by no sw . ‘ ‘enn . : q , y means SEWING XN Pd hd eh UDAR, aaa X ay. troube, A Pascoe Case was nion discovered, “Ibis ot | Joha Lewis, Tho firemen were soon at work, but | satisfactory. Roger was suffering intensely from] ~ od MACHER Special Terw @ud fac’ — Nos, . ' BT2, 274, 274, 21d, B21, ZO ehownb jeatuer, and it contained uwo biadea blade was fouud in Lue gies, be itd Decaiue ebm thom the banal iM the uuroerous Wok, Lhe git the flames had gained such headway that the build. | his throat and trom resilessuess In the event: g ing could not be saved, and their etforte were turned | the doctor found him eti!lin unbappy si proiectin PPY state, | LL FIRST-CLASS SEWING MACHINES fnew) at manufacturers prices, second hand the eurrour : t ploperty, There | ghough he wae oblived to leav + pr or had # traueparent yellow handie, and ie ra her i 1] nd nito; Promising, | machines ches Machines reated and soid on parg B51, SIs, 0 renor : . eo Valuable burses ip thy ble, bwo of which ‘ 1 1 60) a pa "| womdinary ate, Phe Wecemsra was yan of aber » othe ” h | Lowever, to see hitn ayalo early the next morn ug Ma pnt, at 4) . es 4 Cheult ryt 1,(Short causes.) Nos, 219 Ave fool eavou nokia ne a lua of about but the othe: o. d not Le Kos OU J Dorug, Ay ILODL, a Bioudway, up etary cor ot Worth ‘ar J b heleht of pecuiar trame, 191, 2799, TIL, —-(sho.t Causes) —Now, 26 » | and it is eupposed by sume that wore thuu one 3 B26, SB, Les (Cham bere—Noe, 4d, 45, 54, 2d, oy | was enemeed ia the bb Work, Ag t 34, 95. General Cail No, ov, ance he ¥as Woul ese able bo Manes Common Viens Part LCase on, Part L,—(short unbe so abuut $6, upow which there was I, Was au anxious and distressing time for tie Achines exchaneed, repaired aud improved, 39 your Vicar; and never was the wa f val rhee , mov SINTER feat in the household m: panhily fall, Nos i OWE'S NEW IMPROVED, SINGER'S -- — a ppiatpd No. 2 tor shoe, gaiter and all sort ather sud ~ Bart It 18 supposed that he had «bout (OR eos n INE NE —e hat hie be aeeeeee was careless, but Le knew | tacring work: also Wheeier & Wi.eou's, Giover a Causes.) Now, 1675, 106, Both Oe SLU 1M gold wud bile, ¥ZU0 IM Old, MARINE } EW ‘o that ase hat much to eceupy her, and, more. | Baker'a, Wilcox & beto rent out and for eale oa Tur Famous Bruong Divorce Cake—EMPANNEt= ppes up iy, Poper sew bunel ot perce i eats over, bites slightly given tos system ae sthough | easy terme ¥ 2u enwich ave, spendid W, @ LING OF THE Jt itis ‘ 7 ta bis Veal pookeb au Ville—wu | Noy o4 8 6AT—8. Set 26-1 ——~ | not strictly hemoepathic, ati eoked for cure in $on Hane ‘ = ddl at wy—THe Titan to Commence TH one). Nou ot she hy recwved Nov $4—8, Bisow 8. Bets 436-11, W 01) ebarms and cabalisic performances, JO NECESSITY FOR GOING DOWN OBNING.— The Bupieine Court, (Justice (aivan pre- ETA Pe Bectry rh 4 pled eee CLEARED ae Again and agai, the father bad visited the sick. N town, -Wheeler aw son's and Howe's siding) yesterday moruiug, a: 11 o'clock, was filled pare Lhe sortie eet ror UaR Pact Ti : roous, He could pot remain there; the tossings | ing machines ior eale, rented aud kep. i o.des withe with spectators drawn there by the interest whieh | pew, uavicg Leon pulcba eu wikuin a dew days, Arai evens and ¥, 7 Gree Mu : toh et Manhattan, and low moan pgsof the poor Loy, or which he | oubebarge, at 989 Hroadway, cor ot Ay Mp einitn this case creates, from ite publicity and from the high | were oF Revs Hie (takie Were lake in | Havana; Creoe, New Oflesuss Gen ‘Parner tion | Keow no remedy, made hin miserable, Avd yes y A portion of th 0 ru Te bd 1K Barner, do; AM ee the reut aliowed if purchase dination that | Para; Exceision, St doling, NP; Alex, Niobe . neat : charge by Co 1 hed taken to the Dowd | AiLeimacle, Nusoik dad Richmoud, Moves, . | he felt as wretet slope in Lis studs; where, the position and connections of the principal par ties The | \ivuse, whee « Merle exeuiuaiod wi be | tou; Pecony, Buusde.piis, NOB Carlee | rain beating wi tthe windew, and the win | , —— = ——3 platosifl was present with hie counsel Ex-Ju he Hoff- | mad, SHIM8—Martuion, ¥. Orlesne: A Benuinger, Balt. | Pattlins 12 the elimney, scetned to increase the SAVINGS HANKS, pan and Mr. Hoary, E, Crain, aud Mr. Kol inegn LATFR~AGh0sT OF THE tL Pat BARKS oa, Queensto Eva Lolth: Paw gloom, Thes abe! bo ohe been removed to the | — - — ve counsel for the deieuce Were MY. Gralan, Mr ly, ive of th ; : . . ’ ph ~ | Grange, to avoid the chance of ston t IFW YORK Savines "1 McKeon, and Mr. K. I. verry, The allesations of J.D, Wanderly, ’ t ecluct, and | nee, Galvesion, d WESDEY the watenfil kin Pepin at OnAther Hh I W YORK SAVINGS BANK, COR, OF the parties have been already epread betore Uie pub. | detective Litenvilie, yesterday ateruoon proce d KRIGS—Manzanilla, Cherieston; Florence, Demae } wig alr a vay irants, ie ul bt and bh ave, Open daly from 10a, m. re Hie a: considerabie leuxgtt Nhe case wae orsiualiy | ed to pler 4, N. a8. haviug obtained ec y ALd Agen the unhappy Pin; Mondays and Phar-days trom btoSpein, é Mobile, Drought in the Special Perm, but as usual, the aeuce of tact have been seut down for trial ut the (rial | the murderer intended to leave | Vicar ascentled to the sick-room, undecided whet. | Pf Cent. interest, tree trom government tax. Des SCHOONERS—Little Dorr tne NF; WIL watch there al) night, and | Peeiia made 04 or beiore Dec. lat wail draw interest y i Hee, Washington; BF Wooiey, New er to # | tron lata: IsTt. Pro Term for the purpose of having tein passed on by | ghe Havana steamers, either the Mut or ugk epee New ports Buaplte, Norv pear Mary Uiler Ino palaney OF 6 DUTEe. a] BLL ik fe ees CHE TS) Sree sb oH the Jury. On tho cailing of the case of Peter Ke | nie. nad been these but a ehort tine they ob. | Kucninond; Mary Shields, New tlaveu, My | enicring the pasmave Whicn led t. Rog mm, be | : nt WAL S65 Ruoug ast, Mary KB, Btrong, the counsel tor both ' hey ob- Poti Lalande Wi p saw resiing by tho door » wet umbrella, eudon ( PER CENT. INTERES? }® ties bey present, aud having anewered ready, | earved aman coming towards the veseo) who auewer- SLUUI’—Rhode . ban, Providence, the chair, which stood uear, @ large wet ) Allowed by Union Dime Savines Bank, 420 Canu She Clerk prot eded te Smpnnne) ee LA eo ed the description of the man called Gonzales, of ARGIVED. cloak. At first, he thought the doctor bad | Stcor.of Varick, Assots ¢ Th. ) Hate being ealled, siderable n t mic A 3 «ans ¥ . ee PY : b hs ons 4 ae between the respective counsel as to the individual's u they were im esearch, They immediately Ar ae ag He bor: Nevada, Sa. | mace sucther visit; which, betokening, as he SHEDS Com ea TT OT Gna Ac misesbility asa juror, wod early four hours were ted him, and discovered that his pants were orn rea E aautienn, thought, anxiety, filled bis soul with apprehen- i YSPE lA ASTONISHING CURES ARH cobrulmed belore the requisite number were enipan- eat ea ‘ip @ Palachicoias | gion, Softly opeuing the door, to his surprise, he dally time ty the ure of that excellent semeod plied, It berg now noariy four o'clock when ali (be ered with blood, He gave his name as Martin Dig returned | bn e i ’ of coliision; Suueu; Varuna, do; rik; Hunter, > Jury were sworn in, the Court after giving, with | Pellicer, Hye wastaken by the officore to the dead. | !iattermm® Nortolks PF rather more than usual particularity, the ueuai cau- | pouse in Rayinond street, Boookiyn, aud My Gwo Washington, New Orica Hon 40 jurors axaings speaking or aliowing theiecives yin one Simon SHIPS—Vistuls, Ardroeeeo: Bavaria, Manila t and where it has been persevered with, aud the d to be spoken to about the case, adjourned to this | into the presence of the body of the murdered man, | Alexander Marshall, Liverpoos Q +] Clean sheets; Which they m: ni woeny Liverpool waueged Bo adrotiy, ag | tions followed, har never tailed in a 4 moruipg at 11 A.M, at the sight of which he seemed much affected, The BARK— Annie E Sherwood. Buenos Ayres: Hiss to disturb bus little she suffering boy. He then | acts centiy upou the bowels, civing Dervty ‘Tax Commissioners’ Sacauies.—The &r- | gloves, which were found at the scene of th 4 ine, Cronstadt; J Capper Pernaut yoo, 4 ument of this case was continued and concluded 1p | ¥ 614 cared to him, bt he refused to loge ar hon, | Lites luabo, Ad i Pallas, Belize, Hon; Mary should try 1h and all who ae troubled with |ivspepa ge Supreme Court yeaterday, Justice Clierke book re 4 n Dut be refused to look at them Kadeouts Maguaday's, hy Hollen, Tnagua: Mah- | Which, by its make and frille was evidentiy one | Should use it. Depot—40 Routh ecoud st wie the pavors aud reserved Whe decisiog, ‘} Ow examining the prisovui's Lands they wore jound | lou, Wikmingion, ely ‘ebridge, Barbadoos; | of Olive's, as he hud guessed, by thelr whiteuess | pusch, Price One Dollar per botits On saw Ove Grant in the room, though totally une | Pe Sanith's x f obsorved by her, Bhe was engaged, suy It haa Haak Cok Al Ai NUT ATOR, re poor R xer in bed, w old Mary was pus h ubile fur the inet 20 yean, wle cue. |p renewed vigor g and ati!l unperceived by them, saw them manage’ | the stoinach,and braces up the wliuie syetem ci everly to puba fresh night-gown on Roger, as it were new lite, Every oue ot tedentary * Lavinia, Cow