The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 7, 1866, Page 4

Page) (Contineed from the First ee a — dies, by reason of *heir flowing ekirte, © great * rugagles ehh the wind te avoid belog carried away, sion faablom, at some atrest corner. They fight Me battle gracefully, however, am b euceess, no horrible catastrophe having a yet been reported, Tan Frxtax Movenest.—The amount of money whieh is pour.og in to aid thie movement, fa enid to Le vere large. A eioat number of bons wore pold at the meetioce of the several circles on Monday evening. The Kobere party, though ssk- ing for the siueve of war, are preverving a aisui- | Ged attitude, aml ave ou auataruimy the Arch! coop toral inst © lays Lesies highiy 1 oF. t oe m, ft is, how ja cousequrnce of tbe greote ting, pecubiariiy and othe. # tetions will similar (med Bntibenouch money ja rale J oulan wn " for wu jetee ana en n inac ordince with re tho several Giicite oF the rhood, will be eld this evening, ets n@ Park, in tront of the City Hal, Brookiyh, re eloquent ;p akera will Leliver addresses and food music be given, Pursenratiox,—Quite an interesting affulr took place inet evening at the residence, tn 1ith | eireet, of Rev. Dr, Aniereon, of the First Baptiat ©horeh in Broome stree:, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were each presen od with « purre, after whieh the Doctor wos presented with au American flag, on @bich were pinned fifteen hundred dollars in green- backs, Mr. Read \ph and others mnade appropriate epeoches, after «hich the company partook of « fine ecllation ANN Sraete Orrsxino,—The Executive <ommitiee w Gog fer the property owners in Ann atrest, were Lonard be‘ore the Committee on Streets of the Hosrd of Councilmen, yesterday, The otber aide ean be beard mext Tuesday aiternoon, at 9 o'clock Tue Merrorouitan Heatran Boamp,—At the meeting of the Comminsionere of Lieath, on Monday afternoon, Col. Emmons Clark was elected becrevary, and his ealary wae fixed $2,000 « yoar; b- BB, Dalton was made Banitary Superintendent, rt on annual salary of $4.00), 1), B Baton war ap- pointed Counsel, and George Biite, Jr., Attorney lo she ‘The Board vowed w pay their snbordi- ates salaries as folows: (Genera! Fupeiniendent, sm, tant Buperintendent, @2,60; Keaietcar Ft Hecordas, $2,600; Becretary, $2,000 ; six Sanitary hapectors, pointed. 1,200, The latier ere yet to be ap- AwarD or Prizes ron foLpiers Lert Basp Pexwansutr.—The report ef the Committos ot Award, of which Governor Fen\on and Key, lr. Bellows were members,has beem issued. The original it of $500, offered by Mr. Wm. Oiand Kourne, the Sanitary Commission to + 1,000) into iireee, ‘Lhe firat prize 194 to F. H, Darrah. pri lo, F, '« Philadelphia, Pa. second prize e1h, ima a “a. 1%, private, (o. A, liuth N.Y. inf, Wremkag Co. N.Y. Third prize,#10u, hite, Capt, Com, B, Firet Lli. Artil., + Richmond, Va, Fourth prize, $5), to Wm, ie Sener K, Fourth l. 8, Artillery, t D. & The remaining $610 wes divided anu 10, of evu each, to be dis- tivated "ty th the Committee as additional awards of and complimentary vestimonials for + Mupuniuso toe 3 Finemry.—An interesting (@eremony took place on Monday at the office of the | Board of Fire Insurance Underwiters, 155 Broadway, @m the cocasion of presenting insurance policies to the officers and men of tho Motropelitan Fire it, The Fire Commissioners and the fore- the companies were peen', Sproch made several geuti lug eoufideuce in the eneigy and usetuipens oF 1 ire Department © whieh Pr 4 Pinckney replied on bebailt of the veer, wh ue ip the disch @ duty, wid go tothe survivors of each mem: au case of @ disabiing accident while on duty, Us of $50 week will Paid cach wan, Th e five insurance comp: nies im the city, ioLowing the e.ampie of the Moutreal Council some ie eoks aco, a @ Bituilar care, subscribed # prcportionave e@wount, accoidiug to their buriness, by which me ute of 63,600 wus realized, wh.ch procuied bo2 poli- eles, maklag penn per #1, polley, ihe in. a@urance was effvcied ia sue Accideutal lusurance Company, Boarp or Surrrvisons,—Tus Tax Levr ~Iris Avorrep—Evsotion or Joun K, Hackett, Keg, a6 Keoonper.—The Board met at 12 o'clock M, yesterday, the President, Mr. Smith, in the ehair ‘The epecial order of busines being the considera ‘ton of the County Tax Lovy, it was taken up, end the following are the items which were aliowed and &. ‘The policies in case of de th claimed to be entit! for $1,0.0 for one | gulity of concemptyand imposed amoke proceeding from the stairs, Several arose aud rusied to the epot, when on examining the same a bot of kerosene was discovered to have been poured atong the bailway and staircase on the second plory, ‘ibis was appsrenily fet fire towitha Higbied smatch, heoce the fixe. With the nee of oneot the 1th Preciot patroimen the * quickiy eatinguirbed, ITiamage trifling. About & o'ciock a fire broke outin the .ear of 4a if b etreet, owned and occupied by John Schinidt a @ serar manutactory, Damage $0.0; insures SpnctaAL ComMmiTti® ON INVESTIGATION oy ome New Cocar Horare Arras. Tuis Committee ivet at G clo ® last evening Mr, (veorre ackson wea arcen, acu tedtified } That Le mate @ tid im good talih for (he iron work the new conrt Ti cttee; eecording tothe newspapers, he work om ac it Dilae the to. e; thie fui aieled irom sin + Bod e160 for Vo ceuis por sotters bing from 18 te ceule pe. ib; lurtuushed rourth mendes for 156 and iS cents per ib, : baud jurnisbed rojied hon besma, ready to put in a building. a Ae 6 conte per mo nh reugl * per ib: hed beea requested by Kirti ne to Lo. in the tooroneh for sere the £ n 6 so:k ou the come had exemimed it @ it could Le cone just es good work es ean opin: that bad teen done im this city ; tere le a vase difference in the workmanship of tne iron for dweiiiume d for @tore and = publie - Ah would to willing to contract tor irom atc ee for buiidiogs at from 19 to 15 cents, erlb,; the price of Pie iton advanced in 1864 trom $20 per tom bo ahd perton; bre furnished corrugated part tone at 20 conte per equare foo", Mr, Bly here raked, end was allowed to act on the part of the progecution, and the witness Was ibeo cross examined by Mr. Anthon, counsel for a Bly. Nothing of Importonce was elicited, however, and the “gentlemen engaged in he iron bus nee Gesiring to be lepTeernied hy equnsel, the Com- mittee adjourned the iovestiyation until © o'clock this aiternovn, RAILRoap ACCIDENT ty SouTM STREKT.— William Brophy, 00 Monday yighy, while siding on the front piatio tm of & car of the sou b elect line, when nest Moiket treet, fell on the tiack, aod Lad bie right lev nearly teveieu from he body, Lis leit lee wea also bedly injued, Brophy wae removed &) Bellevue Hospital, hie lived ab No. 16 Goeick 1oe@t, Fouxp Drownrn,—The body of an un- Known man, 25 years of found on Moniay evening floating in the foot of .6th sirert, East River. Dece waa S ice. 6 juches in height, with long black hiir, bu no whwkerns, The was taken W Bellevue sivspitai, THE COURTS, Caterpan, THis Day.—Supreme Court— Part J djourned to Thureday, Part 1f.-Noe, 1194, 1208, 916, 982, 1112, B52, 452, 1140, Bm 7 ta 614, 792, 793, 640, OS9'4, 6644, O94, 716, , TLS. ed indefinite'y, Supreme Court—Chambers 28, 80, 96, 77, 78. 79, 194, uperior Court.Pait T.-Nog, 1951, 178 896. 1567, 491. TYST, 1931, 1829, 1871, 17 1005, 1909, 1911.) Part If.—Noa, 2330, ¥462, 248, 2 D4, 2420, 2455, 2444, 2440, 2445, 1970, Y4du, 2474, 2464, 2600, 26° 4 Cominon Piess,—Part 1-—Nos, 1427, 765, 1060, 208, 1447, 1445, 1450, 1461, 1404, 1466 bo 1460, Part 11 Adjourned w Thursday, Common Counctumrn tx Contewrt—Trry ann Fesep 6100 Kacu.—In the fupreme Court Chan- bers yesterday, Justice Barnard presiding, the cas of Richard O'Brien agat, John Healy et al, caine up under the following circumstances: The p'sintiff ed tos erates a memper of the Board of Couneilinen, in pla who he convenved was pot ly elected. In the latter part of 1565,en ©': rien's epp ication, Justice Leonaid ierued a mandamus to the Board to compel Corrr Cheuit, Supreme Court—Special Term,—Adjoura- Now it totake action on O'Brien's cial The Board Dog ected to doee, end a motion de to punish the mem bere for contempt, Th pore: on the hat the Court could no lative Lody tor reiusle lative soy: Judge Harnerd decided that the Couuel'men were © of $100 on each o! the following newed meme hu Healy, isaac Kobineson, J. Wilom Green, ‘Lhos. O'Callaghan, Hiueh Reilly, Valentine Cook and Patrick Kissell, Me jceen, Kobinson aud Kenny, are mewles Of the present Board, Axotnrn Cocxterretren Convictrn,—In the U, #. Corcuit Court yesterday, Iauie Schuster, a middie-ased man, was put on trial on «charge of having in bie possession 486 couute feit trectional notes of the denomination of by ceuts. The jury found s verdict ot guilty, aud the prisouer wes remonded uatii Phureday, Tavniow Wren's Trigenarn Brocn.—The case of Charies F. Secor etal. sgt Thurlow Weed et al, came up in the Kuperior Court on a motion to dirrolrve au injunciion by which the defendants wore ie- niraiued and enjoined from pariing with their interests in the New Orle and Ban Francisco Telegroph grant to the American Tclegraph Co, ‘lL @ Juage deciaed to dissolve tue injuuc lon, with $10 conte, 1uieh the members tw perform @ legis : Covet oF Grnenat Brasions,—James Brown, ec ed upom : Gliag James Cisrk, was yesterday convieied of Advertising........ sace = 825,000 00 parglary im the third degie@, nod wae seatenced to Asylum for idio 5 tu v0 | Stare Prison for five | eare.. - Juba Morgan «ere and mainteimance of bariem pleaded gniity to the same offence, and was eon- MOPS ha Uso rasscsi hase sskenbinkssis 2,700 00 | Wer ced to Stale Prison tor tour years Wiliam Children's Aid Society : 14,40 0» | deters aod James tiarty plenced gull y te larceny Common Bcuools for Btate...... 466,046 23 | flow the person, and were eeuienced to Btate Prison Coutingeucies—Corpiolles'sa ofie oul .o | or four years each, rears ~luspectivg of bul, 90.5 i iD Atempted We Murder,John O'Brien, pri County contingenci 4000 up | Watenman, living at No, 91 Koosevels et., atvempied Court House Ca ) con bU.040 WO] to WL bie wife, Joanaa, on Monday night, by shoot- fra pry ay sun " rey S ing her to the forchoad with a pistol, Afier she had cambrances iu harbor, rewo Buy) uy | Been ehot Mra. (Brien fled into the #ireet, aud was dete cy hee Buvuny oy | lowed by U'Brien, who was arrested by officer ation ann the bina, LOW 00 Vock, of the Seventh Precinct, Jurtice Shandier t on the Hariem iri, © Tonde 14u0 w committed O'b toawaitthe result of Lis woes taseat on Court Homse tee. lege gs uy oy | wanes, Mie O'Brien was removed to Bellevue terest em Kiot Demnages Indempity Horpital, where it was ascertained that the buice 86,000 00 bad passed through the frontal bene, iracturing it Bonds ve 4 64,000 00 Robbery at the Broadway Rank—Reeovery of the agrireg Nehemmlon Bonds "86,802 00 Money and Arrest of the Thies,—At about 8 o'clock Unterest on Soldivia’ Substivute y yortorday afternoon, while Mr, Jaines Kows, of No. Redemption Bouds.... 120,000 (0 | 758 Third avenue, was making « deposit at the 240,000 oo | Broadway Bank, corner of Broadway and Park Place, & person who wae siandiug bebind him stole a 2) 362 00 | pactage of bills. contaimng $2,.83.8%. The thief f , 6. u $0: Duoeo oo | then tled, but was pursued and ariesied by Mr, Kowe Cleaning and Suppie 7Tb,u00 00 | betore be reached the street, During the New ork duveuile As: luw 65,000 wo | gle which ved whe men dropped the packa York Stace Lunatic Asylum ss 2,706 Ov | wleseed busself fiom wt rusp of Mr. Kove. ents and Wiinesses’ + 60,00 00 | musa Was arresedou the stiee. by several persons, ‘rinting, Btatiouery and Miauk hu Wo) | who gave him inecharge of officer Fontenell, ot the ‘olice Fund 2,105. 5Ty 00 | Becadway muued, The prisoocr was iskem betove ¥.ivy 00 | Justice Hogan, who recoynized him as (Geo lu.tov 00 | Gardner, alias “butch Hewrich,” an old offeuer, 14450 w | He committed tothe Fombhs for trial, About « vo Depart 5,54) 00 | year ago tielurich was ericesed on a charge of having jes —Executive Department... 1.5 bw Wo | stolen two bags of gold (ein,vul) from the Bank of Balarics—J uuiciary 3 41i,000 00 | Commerce, One Lalfof the money waa jound ip bis Beate Taxes + 2,400,905 60 | possession, ad the bulom» was returned the follow- Burp ice tor the Poll esbsesene ° 45.114 00 | ang wight, be was dleciui:sed, but war rul-equ atiy buy por of Prisoners in County Jail, 6,u8 00 | arrested in New York and iaken to Philaceiphia, on Avvpoh of Detained Witneses.......... 5.000 00 | a charge of stealing @5,000 tom agentioman im that —— ~~ | city, Licinrich @lso s@cuied Bie discharge on this Total. ccccoscccccecceccerscccsces $6,911,074 OT | complains, Mr. Ely moved to strike out the item of $500,000 for the construction of the New Court House, which motion was lost, Mr. Tweed said he had been reqnested by the Commissioners for coustructiug LH Uricge fe iveert the eum of §1/0.416.4T the lox devy for the construction of the bridg nd he fuexetore moved (hatis be inserted, ‘Ibe motion was Mr, Tweed moved to insert the sum of @4,556..0, oe pay Judamenia votained against Geo HM. Pur J. Wiluameoo duriug the !ax Couml: tigation, ‘Lhe motion was lost, aud tlie o1diu as reported, was then adopied, A Lesolution was adopted directing the Comptroller Go Mase the premises No 496 iioudway jor au armory ead drill room tor the Fourth Kegimens, ay tof 83,600 per anviun, Mr. Tweed woved to discharge the Special Com- mittee on filling the vacaney cawed by the posignation of Recorder Hoffman. Tie motion being adopted, hir, Tweed further moved that the Hoa: provead’ te Ail the vacancy Ly s'ointine a Recor y he motion was adopted, sud on the eixih batiot | Jobm kK. Heekets received the woten cas(--10, Mr. Bedgewick, le Davin, UR, Non Muren, Orianco Blewart and Charlies 4° pencer were eleo candidates jor the oiice, The ee vote received by elther of three gsquewen was 4 by Mr. Bedgewick, op the nia lot Mr. [weed offered a resolution declaring John K, vie number of tt to be daly elected Kecoruer of the city of by the be resolution was York, to Mii the vacancy caused tion of Tt Joun T, Hoffman, yof the Chair, Fraxs.—About two o'clock yesterday morn- ping a fire was discovered on the stairs of the tene- ywment then adjourned to meet again at the call Attempt to Blow Opena Safe—Arrest of a Bur- viar.—The feed store of Messrs, Downes, Warner & Bownes, 59 avenue D, was entered by John Smith and James McGioveru, aged 16 and 17 years, on Monday bighy who made ap ansuccessiul attempt to biow 0,0n ihe sale, ‘The boys thea stole several ema!l article arieeted by othcer Iinwkes, of the llth bre who ound the poperty in heir possession. Bhandly committed the accused tor ex. ‘lon, Stabbing Afray.—James Collins and his brot in-iaw Andiew Donohue, yesterday morn'ng quarr ed in the carpeny ieopoftthe lavwerin May and during & rit plabbed Collius several wounds ail times, reault of Collinge’ injuries, Bogus Check evening vold he place w Juces | ceiving thereioi@ acheek on 1 Hank, Yestoiaay it wae acer \ wo accounts in the bank, and he wa Dhanaly comuutied the accused for Ti xemination, Wee Stisipued Letore Justice Shuaudly yesterday, | on achare ot having ston 212) trom the mone Oraweret Jolin smith, counerot avenue A and Sut tHewl, “Lhe tuieves were cought in ghe act, They were Comm ied for examination, y | from Charlee Merritt, WhO Cal swear to the facta, Mrookliyn, Tur Ninta Warp MurpeR—SEnTence oF house Mo, 189 Easex street. The fires Indica- | Maruxws Commuren,— About half past five o'clock inn of the Ace shat. iee sQrMreAM had wer taroush A om Monday wiscuoon, Bhesid Mehamee received @ nd ieft the buiiding, whea they were net, Justice etatieces le wileged that Vovohue lniiietiug serous Coline was leuoved to Bellevue Llospisal, auc bonohue war arreeted god bed to await tle “Frederick Hueco, proprietor of « | leger bier sav08 Ot 115 baxtu strees, ws Monday that Farce bad rrested, Jusuce Thieres.—Thomae Stanton and Win, Smith The of @ Cart.—Jobn We sh, who was reported reet@. Gay as baviug Leon airesred for stealing acart 28 beaver etree, Oates thet he bought said cart iu good taith and pad honest mMowey iov iy and that in the pivsence of witnesses dispatch from Albeny, ansonneing the commatation of the punishment of Joseph Mathews, who was sentenced to be hung on Friday next for the murder of Johp Keeny on the 204 of November last, te im- prisopovent for Ife. When the announcement was made to the prisomer he was greatly affected, and the other prisoners along the corridor in whieh he ts confined, cheered vigorously in teken of their joy et the event. Tinrs,—About fire o'clock yesterday morn. ine, the frame two story drelling of Mes. Mary Bowen. in Weetiowlle Ninth Ward, Brookirn, was deatoved be Gre, The lows amounts to about 6600; revered stated to have 4 i earner an incer eck the e@-enine previ of M vert KR. Keb Tre fe etre and Carts te, Was nt of aboutS i tmaured 4., 0076 bine oroe Omi ¢ Tie bie was we out causlt Cedk G@ Becimeul, AccipestaL Deata,—A young man named John Conwa » residing with his mother in Butler 6) cet, accicenial y fell from the stocp ou the corer of louvines au | © urt etiee’s, on Baturday nighteod sustained injuries of a faral character, from the et- fec'sot whicu he died at the City Hospital on Mon- day evening. Jersey City. MErtine To SusTALn Paestpent Jomnson, —A mane meeting of the citizens of Hudson city and vicinity, was held last evening, at Kommelt & Leicht's Tall, at Washington Villiage, to sustain President Johnson In his veto of the Freedmen's Bureau bill, A series of resolutions approving the Tevioration policy of Andrew Johnson, as the true f restoring the olé Lnic., wore pied, Bypaches were m ember of i ©, MM, ck I Col. J.C. of N.Y, aod others, The meeting was lar.e.y attenced, and very enthusiastic, Tur Pierom Snoottne Matca prrwerNn Jous Tay.on amp tus “Jeaser Boy.”—The great pseon shooiing maich, betwrem the champion shooters, John Taylor, of Jersey City, and Wim. Seeds, the “Jersey Boy,” came off at Greenvi le, yertorday afte noon, in the presence of ebout 1,609 pere The wetch wes at 60 double birds each, ioe #1 Vey or was the winner, heving killed Tu birds to 69 tor dee @ time the latter wee on A 7 birds ahead, OUdde, thro . were offered iu teaver of laylor, and « @ amount of money changed de op the result, The shoo.) the e ngio bird matic hot to-day, haa been withdiawa ch for $L.0W) @ sice, at 60 double eal, will Le slots as ihe same piace to-day, ~ MARINE NEWS. d birds b 7.8. rises, 6 26; 8, eots, 6 69; High Water, ev.14 CLEARED, STEAMBIIIPS—Cuba Liverpool; Fab Kee, Santia- 0 de Cura; ecla, Liverpool prune, Boston; caste a Cry, Philadelphia: Prometheus, Boston, SHIi’—Re-l pion, Nichols, for Ban Francisco, BARK*~—Annie Sherwood, Nevana; Mary Lucre- tia, N Orieang Helen Augusta, Port au Prince, DBRIGS—star Castle, San Juan, Nic; Atias, Har vans; Alla @, Bt Dom ngo- SCHOONERS—Laura Pride, St Kitts; Ida May, Halifax; Myrcver, Charioston: Lynch ure, Rich- moud: Gi Wiilleram Washington; Flying Fish, Loswon; C Lt Molier, Provideuce, BLOOP—Deep River, Burgen, for New Haven, ARRIVED. STEAMESIIIPS—Virgo, fm Savannah; Alhambra. Charlestou; Valey City. Alexa ia, DU; Scarlight, Wiimingtoo: Chase, Savannah; 5an Salvador, do, PAKK—Cumberiand, from Glasgow, with mdre, BRIG-Chebaeto, from Halifax, N 8, with mdse. BCHOON R8—A J Chapman, Georges Banks; F Waterman, Baltemore; Laguna, Buszabetupert for Prov dence; Roxanua, Virgiuta: Denibe, Batimore; mea, Arroyo, P R, m ii 1 OLATIUS, FLANAGAN-—On rucetay, March 6th, Catharine, the beioved wite of Patrick Fisnagan. The triende of the family, and those of her brothers, Miceael. Patrick and James Malone, are invited to @ttend the funeral, frow her late readence, 29 Geen et wey City, on Thuredsy afternoon, March 6, at 1 o'cock, 584 LONG—On Monday, March 5, Thomas Long, native of the town of McCrowe, Co, Cork, Ireland, eced 62 veais. His re stives and friends are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, from his lave residence, 16 Cherry at, this Wecnesday atternoon, at 2 o'ciock.. SU O'CONNOR—On March 6th, John T, O'Connor, e ved son of John and Bridget O'Connor, aged 1 year, 9 montie and 1 day. lhe trieode of the tamily are respectfully invited to attend the fuuera!, from hie iather’s residence, at cor, of 67D et, and ist ave, on ‘I nape ut mo, March 8, t 2 o'clock. 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Sd 4tb aves; yyy S6th 10 84th ei, with branches in 85th s. and tn let ave, trom Olet to 62d at, with latecal brunch in 6%d et.; alee for he construction of rione block pavements in 40th at, bes. L 4h aves.; {n 8Tch at, from Park to Ma L9th at 4th apd Lexivgton ave et, trom Wall as, to Maiden Lane Sp biank forma tor the | ds can. tien at thisoftice, LHOMAS 5) hritke L. DALMAGH, A. W. CHAVEN Hoard, OUMice Croton Aqueducs ine, T° SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE MANU. facturere—Sealed proposals indorsed “PF for sewer pipe,” also with sb and the date of its offering, will received at this office until o'clock A.M, of Thureday, March Sth, 1506, for the supp y for the use of this Department of about 65,000 Lineal feet of vitrified stoneware drain and sewer pipe, of 12, 15 and 18 inches interior diam~- eter, Specifications and forms for bids can be obtained on lication at this offic THOMAS STEPHENS, OBERT L, DARKAGH CRAVEN, Aqueduct Board. Anumduel euy 1 Crown ¥ athe ications sod On app! ica- 3 ROVERT Crown Aqueduct Dep'y Feb. gath, 356 f i aliadesa, On REMIGIO VASQUEZ. A TALE OF OLD MEXICO, 9 CHAPTER L Tena is one peculiar charm in the town of Mex- form, ancl that i the perfect atraightness of the Streets, along, which the eye wan Jers till the point of sig)\t terminates in the blue billa of the country. To Mi xico especially I wae never tire! paring up- on the mountains which bound the horizon ‘pon he east Ieeomed tw hear the mur- ‘ mur of the Pacifiy and on the weat the Loarts roar | of the Ailautic sounding from behind theas moun. teins, Lhe first of these oceans reniuded me of one of the most adveniurous epochs ‘of my life; sod I never could forget that the secoud washed the shores of my native country, I never looked in that direction without feeling a kind of regret end sadness, which often merged into feverish anxiety. In this state of mind, I grasped at every thing which could afford mee pretext for quitting Mexico. IT hastened to shake offthe sluggishnens which began to weigh upon me, and to abandon myself anew to the dangers and emotions of a wan- dering life—e sure remedy against bome-sick. ness. One evening, on reaching home, I learned that « stranger had called duriag my abernce, The un- known had said that bia business with me related to # matter of Bfe and death; but, when asked to leave his naroe, had obetinately refused to give it, He bappened to aay, however, that he was living Stan inn, the Meson de Regina, end bad gone away expressing great annoyance at not fining me, and promising to return the next day, The strance air ef « visitor, the numerous questions he pitt, th@ care thathe evidently took not to alow lie lace tole seen by arranging the foldsof his dive mnauga over tt, and she larwe hat which ahad- ei his eyes, combined to give to this visit a mys- serious character, which acied very strongly on my imagination, Woen alunein my chember, I callet w recollection every one whom it mght poss bly be, but in vain, and I waited auxiously for the next day, which maght probably unrddie the enigma; bus the ti enon t the cay ad- vanced, avd ihe unkuown b not Pp arance, 1 resolved togo to the Moson de Regina; and, having gots description of the stranger, set out for the nu, A‘though situated in one of the most central Streets in Mexico, the Meson de Revina is only d #- tinguished from other inus or lves frequenied roads by the greater num. er of travelers who are always coming and going stalling, the same barrenuess of furniture, the fame absence of every comfort. I called ior & Aveeped. In any ot} er couotry it would have bee. an easy thing to find out the name of the un- known, whose costume I could describe to the m.06s minuse details, but itis very d.ferent in « Mexican hotel, **Do you fancy,” said the buesped to me, ** that itia my business to ask the names of those who frequent my house? Lhave # mething else to touk of, Lessure you; but as for tue person you are inquiring atter, set out, not halfan hour ago for Cuantitias, servant, Who accompan- jea bim, inlormed me, horseman,you may overtake b.m,if you are so very desirous w kuow bis neme"* ** Wuat was the color of their borses?"" * Lron-gray aud peach-bivssom,” Aride of some hours before dinner could not but be obit the stranger, 1 weuthoweiu order to ask some quesdons of Cecilio, ny Valet, aloutmy visitant, sbelad had been already several yearsin my service, and his round chubby face, with an airas once hypocritical and simple, reminded me strong- ly of Ambrosio o Lamela in Gil Blas, Asl ex- pected, he gave me 4 very unsaisiactory cescrp- Hoa the Uuknown., then disclosed to C cio my invention 01 setting ous immediately for Cuan- t Gan, orvering Lim as the same time to saddie our horses with ail speed, Cecilio tried t convince me iuat, in ou affair of go delicate # natur:, it wore test if 1 went siune, bur I reiterated my order, and he left the room to execuie my Commands. As I was going to travel in she country, 1douned my McxX.can costume, and weat down inw the court ineit baste, Lremarked, without curpiuse, that my ¢erupe bad bewn attached to the back of my saddle, My pistols were in their Lolsers; anu I also carricd a lance wita® scerle. peuuon, beavily sbol with iron, which I was accustomed, when traveling, to Lave fixed to my right surrup. A salre hung from Ceciliv's sad. le-Low, aud a toler ably well-packed valise was fixed to ine croup of bis horse, [asked Lim why be was makiug such preparsuons, as we were ouly go.wg out for a abhor rice; bUb bis Ovly answer Was, tuat the envirous of Mex.co were ini aed by robbers. Wo set cut, be sravelers we were in pursuit of cuud Bot Le more than #b Dour iD Buvance of uF, aud the unusual color of ther horses would aid us in tracking ew easily. we pushed on we could overtake them withvut ditiiculsy ja two hours, and if that were beyond our power, # couple of freah horses Would not take long W cover the six leagues Let» een Mexico end Cusnutlan, resuruing Cefore suncet, The uifferecce of speed, however, Lbeiweem my horse aad thaiof wy sor- veut, forced we Ww sisCaen my pace, Two hours had airesuy rolledawa, without catching the saght- est gl mopse of the man I was in ques of, anu Le spire vi Cusotitian bad pot even come in sight, 1 simost feared just the ino-keo,er Lad sent us the wrong ruad, When some wuleteers, resurmicg to Mexico, told mo hatte had wet two horsemen, oue mounted on an iron-gray, the etuer on a peuch- bivasom. We reached Cuattitien iu @ short ume, aud 1 was irected to the Lomelry where the two horsemen bad stopped, Thad uot been long iu com ng bither, aud was at last soon to kuow what Iwas burning w lears, I wens to the iun whica bau been pointed cutto me end my foot had no sooner ré@abed she grounu thau I began q .esion- tluding what be wauis, “Are your Losees urecf'' sald the host, wheal had finiseed. **Ny,"" “Well, that's something, for the travelers only entered my houseter receshwent aud tien les, gad it will be fresh horses aloue tuat can overtake them." thas could be, with the Lorsemen toast passed bigs house @4 With (hose that lived w.th.o i, tusned Lis back Upoo me with the puliteuess peculiar to his class. Peauitat again iuto my sadule, A quarter of am hour myure, shougit I, woul. explain w me acertain ceflant raillery which Cecilio had taken lithe pains to suppress, ‘Lo wy great woriiiestion, however, the tue roiled eWay; nigh was comlug on, sud she eb Of evening Were faliiug imsonsi- bly areund. N at jess tell; aud I would have given up thie long-prowracted chase, had not wounded #e)\-este@mm goaded we as much a6 cur outy. Parti pursuing. Bowetimes I stoppest, fanv) ing I heard veiure me the stewp of hors:s' (eet,and tien reuoubled my pace Wb ardyr, til tue uobroken suliness Which reigned arounu showed tha, I had veon under edilusen, Bal, eckrtanty of being on the traces of the unkvown kept up wy spirin, tor, trom MexX.co to the place Where we LOW were, wot evens brdle-path jomed our road, All the aty iavor, Howe allera required resi, acd # twelve leagues’ «° lop readereu a balt necessary tor our horses, 1, Was Lesides, t.me to seb about looking for » place to pub up, ior im Mexico there are twe requisites for g@btiug 1040 ®4 jun ¢ be fire im thas the inn pl ase the trav and the seonu, that the nour aud the (ravelers please the inn-keeper, Luckily, I was not long in diecovering a Light ine cavin staudug by itsel!, toward whico we spurred our borees, Our host informed us that two Lorse- men bad passed Lis house about belf an bour Lefore we came up, Lut the night was eo dai k that be could not distinguish the cuior of their Lorses, Ashe was sure that they ust stop e short way off to pass the migat, we decided to stay where we were til dawn, hoping to overtake them on the follow: ma ; 1 considered that if we wore of We could easily mate bis ap- There inthe same range of env, if sou sree awift Betore settiog out in pursuit of I flattered wyself thas if 1 thus ses out with the imtenuon of iug the huesped with the aur of oLe Who .. sure of Aud the host, who interested himself as much, if A su\emt si.euce Liovded over tue road we. make up for lost time. Unfortu: nately, Coctl Bot ree next morning till late, and the sun high rm the heavens ere we found ourselves jo did wee on the road. I bad, however, gone wo far to recede, and besides, I had now a definite am to pursue Ce- Cilio did not view the case m the same light asmy- self, and is was with « stight ieeling of despair thet every now and then he iv formed me of the number of | we hed traveled since we let Mexico. But, thoug! een by a0 many people, the travelera seemed to ap from meas if by mac at the very moment 1 wae flesterne movaclf thet | bed over- | ken them, I het already pasced throuch the | Tocky efile of the Cons no hed bet behind me | the trac "de of Bi. Fr , a my toad ney lb quired at vere ranch, anc et all the | Ory haliog-placea, acd every one con urret | in saying thatiwe nouvted travele ® one on am } ray, the other on a pen h-\lossou, could be | iy ,@ shore distance ty adv These two urely @ brace of Cevile’® anid € » oad'y, “or two gteas crim: least, a8 shey seem Wo stop to rest Lo Without 1 SS] for I } replying, Ieontinued my route, | did not wish to have the worat in ihe olest, and & k.nd of pbrevsy Lewan to take the } of my former curios) For the second time jog Mexico th n fee behind the bills that ley before us, and atill there wae no hope of attaning (he olject of our Journey, Our horses, jaded by a ride of twenty Lours, were beginning to be fe tgued ; and it wae with @ lively satisfaction thet I perce:ved, by the last gleans of departing dey, the red walls of the hacienda of Arroyo Zarco. (To be Continued.) 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