The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 13, 1867, Page 1

on - TUK NEW YORK SUN. | Per! VED DATLY —8USDA\S PXcEPTal | (C0 9 corner of Nessa ant Fulton streets. | Copies. 0 CENTS. , per seek ix Dollars per your, THE WEEKLY BUN relay of orch NEW-YORK, MONDAY, MAY 13, 1867. benny SS ‘a | whieh tasted all day. ‘Tho Lborala were ulators in this city have come to grief FROM RICHMOND, | 1.iritt sist, Anette of bs counse THE INDIAN WAR. THE OLD WORLD, (sere eter hee ies int eee srthcn tote amount ot 0m © | atates that if the trial is not granted >| (Telegraphed t0 the New York Sun. ) ) Dy quently tallied tinder Teavilln and! “sre discount on Ameriean inveices for —— jtioa for bail will be insisted on, The Reported Mamacre by diane. pees aint "4 gall nie ani The } ina aexvst sa Wonks 0 WE par Gout " 7 | general opinion is that no trial will tako Cie aco, May ILA apeoial dispatch to r sim teat WH ae wd | ee eth saltie ta Vaus ARRIVAL OF JEFF. DAVIS. place now perhaps not until June | the Jounsat, from Counoil Bluff, Lown, Sun Cable Dispatches. |" Tie alee te laren The on ‘ane pusat, Mog it Bit Hyp Hight Horace Greeley aud Augustus Scholl, of | 11ch, says tho steamer Leclaire passod down - had succumbed; priscnors teken on the] vent in Canada, died at bia residence yes Wd ropreaenting that provisions and water | terday. ‘1 were very acarce. | to day of arta bi Hise the eeige of Vora] tier at different points. ‘anadian Sa THE TRIP FROM FORTRESS MONROE, |New York, and A. Welch and General ps Jackman, of Philadelphia, ate hero for the purpose of going bail for Mr. Davie, Chas O'Conor, of New York, Wm. B. Reed, of the river today, bringing the news of the destruction of the steamer Minor, by the Tudinns, about one bundred miles above Sioux City. The boat landed to take wood, THE PEACE OF EUROPE ASSURED. OMoiel Signing of the Luxem- Silent Homage of the #x-Reba ng the cit: 0 reporte circulated a the frou ¥ Cerny 7 ‘i ‘The searcity of pro’ Canada takes ite our from the Imperi Jot Pats up at a First Class Hotel, | Philadelphia, counsel for Mr Davis, are | and while the crew were chopping, the In borg Treaty. That porous are ebtigue Oe gaa bereotscte | Clovaraiacat, and. tonutfaois Ite Wilt 66 here, Win, M. Evarte, of New York, who about two hundred ia number, sur The death of Hiranwe ta coustmed, RAGE ead Venous Toe tue WEIS TT G98 Aaniate the prosecution, and L. LH. Chandler, | rounded and massacred the whole party, |THE TREATY RAT! A committes of Lad sallied out of the y La RD ny THE a ' Us OF VISITORS. City of Max stee ad ad aoal o,and inthe name of the be Prosecuting attorney, arrived this afternoon and oaptured the boat, killi SRV KIt racly to ite pecuniary interests NSENTH, dd naked r 1 ‘The Treacury Department te in possession ; | froma Washington. It is generally believed | men, women, ead obildren, indiscriminate. tyr Ib ens praitea conultionslls: postion | OF 0 (at Cavedian custom howee Smiles and Flowers. | that vc. davis wit! be held in oustody until | ly. Only two escaped, After pillag tuding and ober Ning amuigatere in oars taster erllas. Iates le ed, tng the boot of all valuables, they burned perialiate. Gongeal Diay ia daily receiving -\ ~ og ie Pi me in the Court T cutee Biot te Riinend, Is to the water's og hei viltiididesiitdin Feintorcenenta from the neighboring towus, || : eth yaad rogramme fa ‘o-day. or ge wwnapling o vy cap backend ins Aaa A) F | Ricumonn, May I2--Auother riot 00-| Sr. Lovie, May. il—Too report of the} DEATH OF EX-GOV. WRIGHT. ital bap aon formed, by meroboste ond N TRIAL SOUTH AMERIC A Arrival of the Arizona. curred in the lower portion of the city lant night. Tho magroes attempted to rea- massacre of the passengers and crow of the steamer Miner, by the Indians, above Sioux co Greeley on Hand as Bail. THE FE n of acknowledged respectability both gland and Canada, for the purpose of alawiul occupation, anit | RATES OF ADVERTISING. x i TATARLE ENTARIARLE @ ADYANOR . Stireliesersetet hae’: stale ome ong Price Two Cent aiid fs aneteaher warm discussion, a resolution wae inairuicting the proper committee to Holby’ haa long been an objeot of entiosity | to all who hiner become moquainted with hie | intereating histes Hie o t appear. | into the expediency of ite repeal and ‘ the graveyard has caused many in- | Coactment of « license law. quiriea to be made reganling bim, and of] A Great number of priests end monk forte ont of number have been mae from | in Hicily have not only adupted thanew law time to time Cor get possession of him The | for civil marriages, bat have availed (hem: oll curator, of somrag, waa the noxt claim: | eeivas of ite advantages. At Syractes, ¢ ant to Mr. Trait, and yesterday offered to | priest named Itizen hae moun, and pay the tax himactf rather than have ‘Tob: | among the monks who hare bv Greyfriars’ Bobby,’ to allow him bis | bands ie a Jonuit, Peres da Verra, full nwiwe— put out of the way. ‘A Loxnow correapendent Rites hat the oe Kev. Mr. Spurgeon makes pauses betwoon General Intelifz the beads of hie sormona. This, he os " roiteve theis Uap Bek 0 iss ew Fen ons lowed the audience time to ire the Two million empty buried in the lack Bay | sardine horse a AX inqnest wae recently held ine Bandow Claire river, Wit | workhouse on the body of James Smith, 52 years of ago, who died enddeniy. Vor years he had been @ catehor of froge foe the serpente at the Zoological Gardens and for the nae of anatomical echoolm This ae enabled him to carn @ good ving boom on the cousin, ready for sawing Turnry gallons of to m were sold in the Southern Kelief Bazaar in Rich ST re have been sent over to Kugiaad to buy horses fur tho “ 0 1 Ne of several conntion cue drunken negro from the police, and | City, is not credited in Ouaha; bat the od Tho stoamabip Arizona, of the Pacitic nee of out oMoers Frenoh army. THe agerioved peop! = ——_—__— 7 ry . hi in| in Montana, to rid thamaclves of rogues, LL Pailigisaa Wied" edly’ Wesloa, Gat WAYOUd | costae ie Ge eecnlicee eetens f Di C od, | Mail Steamsitp Company's Live, frou Aa st gouds upon welch 0 duty. to note’ aad drifts ‘are reported tito 30 | have organized “Vigilance Committers: annsensinnniespeaitnnes policemen were badly beaten, and one was coufidence iu ite truthfulness, The Minar Death Sentence of Doran Commuted. | ici Mey 4, haw arrived at thie port } pl p 110 | shereupon the sonuas, in retaliation, have ‘ie Rene . “ nea | were He ‘ 4 anaih . pelea 0,608 — ; organized © society calling itaelf “Five ALARM IN THE CITY, | eoverely iniared. A company of soldinrs, | was a St, Loule boat, and had a larg | driving passengers, the maite aul @19.663 | see mLocKADE Aue mat. AMAN at Pawlet, Vt hee canght with | creaniiat ® society calling itaelf “Five te | who were guarding the Libby Prison, were | ber of passongers and a valuable cargo. ae & ae. in treaaiee a eight oan one trap ant on ono spot 60 foxes, J akanks, | inietor fice "Vigilante" “foe every villate ERE lealled out and captured eighteen of the Movements ef Gem. Shorman, Rte. ibe - coun. LE Ades, 2g aie bledsy Ad bode dt 5 nd Id crows the latter hang. bitecith-a dtl booted | rioters While this was going on another | 81, Lois, May H--Gen, Sherman arriv The Great ‘Treaty The government party hae teen auccene: | 4, Mb asetll lous ten foherpatdl see make Common Connell | A comnrsronnest of the Mle mond. Dig Oa Ai Meulty occurred | street, bat it was! ed at Leavenworth today, where he mot | May 1 —Uvening <The Girone | fut inthe elections theagho rapnit erraro, May 12.—The eouthern portion nd bas unabi: | parc has soon in Fluvanna County, Va, @ i &e. ae. Ai Meulty occurred in First treet, t Hy bs at Ia Ld osdee is it | sll ate deh F Pe ue 4 pt in Copiapo, Kiqat and Rowe. : fF the bay te atid blookod with toa. ¥ petitioned to be abolished. lady OF years of age, who, antil quite te Hacumown, Vay May Hth—Jefforson Dae | 1"? Heth ¥ i a i vA nat st | Duet Hetker on i sats to ave # talle:| dgnee today bs € Lowers participet | itcbleined majorition Ie pinees where wah | are euttering for want of proviatona. ‘Tw. | itera now open letters 5 ig Sheemgn the | Coes Gr meestlatoa te Oe Bey Uek aaeke snee more tin Hiehn nd ln now |e steve baghdad i : } with the Kiow Choye : fait hay tv r ewould have boon | of the crow of thi bark Werralites came in | P'' 8 e floater took 8.0) extra | botily powers, and promises to live e hun- onjosing himaclf at the Spottiswood Hotel, | Pilicemea were placed aM of the | gud Arapabven, teproseuted by t Le aad atlanta le | se sis over the i9@ thie morning, carrying planks | agivee Mt tive heme wie with theriitet inetgit | red eure longer. nosing himec ba pitddedchieg itedutd " e negroes | apecti . ft new lise been te onvos, May I @ Treaty whicl wie t over th i pice of (he Lene em with the firat in 2 ExG UI Ciceselt) TTA1T) "UCURGNG RU ROON) Get ee ee | Cre Sah wenvive ehieuiioes here enon’ ; MarH OES Thal | BALLGIRENE Gh Uke arta ellie DT LR euINier ll pore that the arew of | mencol Henry Ward Heechers Novel Tr voung Republiaane of Newark, N. J, morning at7 o'clock, and embarked in the | © frre their way in a nset thew i beret toh trom Chaala to tho Deity. sea ica atitisd eis | BEE LAEALIONS nee AUT going ow for deinen | the Werralitos have boon living for tHopmt | Tug tate rainy have enuacd w big freshot | Th", ONE OW A, anerunding tour on Friday eogulat Richmond and Norfolk packet, the | PerPle. Alarze procession of nero soc gH Getachuionte ot {toons arrive | ieee a Tene ante Vicoloat another tiv Jaevon dasa on one biscuit w day to omch | in tie water of tho Kennebeo river, Me, | U8! 0 Une, Ward ond Senator re Ton Svivester, Cant. Gifford, wt halepact | (ee Attended a funeral today, accompanied Hails fur aervion ow thi plata, | respective Govern || the allied t rents in Valo person, ‘The erew of the: Uaek Northwees | and ov Ka hae been done eh The. latter Sao’ &opeeel 7 Hefore leaving the fort he ‘bade a Lint | bY SU tuarmed compauy of colored militia 4 line ta down weet of J Hy the teviis of tho saitloment oft: Pant now conaiata of vine efticiont, veasrle a bead liviog 04 allel eave Tor te dayal| Wothersticld, Con- | intorsion tie itesouaiiestion “Ret, the tee ? ore leaving the fo nd ind and ie shane Bd berate evacuated by | carrying 76 gine, Other wae ¥ rein | Have boon Hieing oo . Wisthwradield, Con. | indenting on det, farowoll to hie fri Oy etl prin Weneriod eworde, There | cacti. The Commissioners to Moet Wega ret ath trom tho late [EE ' a repaira Tt im thonsht | yaat, wo of the crew of tho achoonsr Nopsieads’ af ulowieee | poney et tae ee ae | waano disturbance, the Fort Voi Kearney acre lett Bork | the Pew W in @ BH ONO EALO The foot will atoctly antl for Juss Koen wel thie 4 1 ro (nose who wont over fr orfolk to ae ‘ ea P Cornelia also came in this morniog Acxea Lave kuown ae ‘Slater An- Ain. Ot Wag by | nee Cnet rene aoe Tarnce Cremer Ads) Laraiia, youtarday, foe CUBE Tort blll tenn) i ‘Cat 1 oon to | boried her car orn haated and rapid THR value of the cotton and woolen tron of the Orpbons’ Home a@ lie: with aad whe arrived here! dicnwonp, Va, May I--At the Africas | “RELIGIOUS, rUMEAtiie, May LeccThe, Veeuek, Cables: | (Ne Tooke walle erieitan the Museen ti Viele | ly epellligas/Mis, Winelet; (60 U6) Otis ot | inthe La Mass. whioh was burned Apel bate % Peedetegh asda era ct ve, Dentin, May 12.-Tho French Cabinet | oe ree er euuh in. three heures baat wr + ‘| nt , tol Ll, was wereated om Thuesday Inst for sot from Vicksburg last night, Mr. Ould, Gon.) Church, about teu o'clock tonight, Judge | (retegraphed to the New York Sun has rude aatisfaotory explanations to Pru: | Mtermante got atisat, anu wtih be aepaired | Wivslow & Co. immediately diapatehed a | Aor as: | tig tho fire aud committed to jail for trial Burton, Dr, Cook, U, 8 A., and one orderly | Underwood and Horace Greeley made short | Southern Haptle Convention. | oie in regard to the receut warlke prepar | om the duck 'Santiag tug with lifeboats, prov ote. to th Ur in proposed to establish union churohas | 08 Satuciay, Sh isoharged with Aring the Mr. Davie wae allowed to be at perfect | addresses to the negroes. Judge U Her. | Mesrnis, May LL—The Southere Haptist | qtigns im Frauce The Mewtots torulutloniate. wore defeat: | ousering veseols. ‘Teo tage mires {2 | bn Ut places in No Hawapabire, fell sien to neoure the Snmasanee OF Vt ert 10) ked | cate ms | % tieet ed at “la posta de Cerrillas,” ou tle Lat 0! t the Corne ‘The voasele will all be ou is atrong envug! Averty during the voyage. He walked | wood advised the negroce agaiuat ariot.| Convention mat at 9 A M in the Third Affaire im England | April, after a fight of four boure, | { from the ive to-morrow, If the | *tpport o chureh. Anany elephant, attueded to a oireus, round the boat at pleasure, spoke to whous | Ho said General Schotield told him be beard | Church, ‘The Board of Ludian Missions ro | Loxnos, May 1 ng. The aucer pane, | 4 7 Pe sak i Tir new custom house at Porland, Me. | becoming frightened newr Phenix, R. L, ow he jleased, aud wae nut treated in avy ree: | there might be a riot here tomorrow, and | ported but little progress during the past | of the Derby Government on the vote Puls ch pclslia AbMMAEK oA Tc dale Ai | weather 4 favoenbie, Morty vessels lolt |. eis fees by Goon the ground, and of | Friday, broke away from bis » pee di Poot ae o prisoner. He met maay old | if there was, he would plant caunon iner-| yoar, owing to the moagreness of funds.| on the Refurm Mill to day insures Ite pro | state, cal ve aly jeere this morning by the lower chanuol elegant atylo archi lecture if the Tween, bie pod Ug ath ter med wang Bh ‘oun Gieuds, with whom conversed with ery atreot and aweep the rioters down with | Six Missiouaries ouly had been kept in the | servatic Kup in all direo 8 tor ao tar | én eee od a Voriat “eel igboed ‘ | and empticd the contents apon the landlord cheerfulness, At Brandon Landing three) grapo, Judge Underwood urged the negrocs | field. ‘The reoeipte during the year amount: | Tye death seutenoa of the convicted [they bap len sarerensen De Oe Fi | Lad AeGeee IE MORNE canar ene apareateen eiay ent, arm Sere besatee ere, andl wae proceading to, de days, came on board aud greeted bim cor | thyir busi Horace Greeley arged the | esviation i a long term of imprisonment aelfin power An meeting which was people a * aod jog all the churches | lor ne | v Wibitory Taw) * Moat Tie Corpus Cheivt!, Tecas, Anventea Mially, To was as mich affected a8 he peyroes not to engage ina riot, but to go o toad dia Waa Earl Derby oficistly wave that the Gov. | adver be told in tho Mase de law | } ne Na Ror. the arent ive ber ide or earn A wealthy con ould have beea had he m » Anderson ceably about their daily avoent v aw | eromont will not make publio tho real hie ‘ wine, wbont 255,009,000 foot will be aan nee Woe le pate oan) Deane wae Bao peet ably. Seeut thelr daily # Of Meath Calina, oflered the foilowing | erament will 1 2 prosent state of al | Hie season, and to Portland about 190,000, | ja" ne ey tate ville prisoner, as his husky voles aud tear Arrest of ae lnccadiary Spen: po finial Meagher nage bal ried RSET at t Fouian sng onal vorder of tho of, Meet wie tinins | aki fant city for tho new eblp channel via Arranene tule denoted. He did not apposr ange) Ricntoxn, Va, May bith. Jodekish Tabak ned prths cooce: barmbelnTe thn beni | oouak et wapreliondel troubled wih ourtala’| MEL are torbidsten ty pmetice Weeacan the cal tu the. hinart-of a white: oak fom at alte | Bake Gae vee cotetad eo ite ee teeeee tous tu diaw attention to himself, aud re | Hay wart, of Massachusetts, way arrested | version we” Tain resulution £9¥e | fyrmign Governments Whivl ate imsolved | SUC Saar aati I Vecmneoit ta amid peopin joe thee insane | bare, N. H,wae foun tthe other deg, a tall (The contract wee signed. on the Lath of sined the most of the day in bie state | lust night for using language aia negro | Fi80 to discussion, which touk the wideat | 140 io, Lethe inie rae eheee remit thers, The I N Peve oe and Watkis | grown owl, wall prosdeved aud dooply tin: Murch, Inet, aul the company will at ence sy Fete Lt Y ‘lution was offered and re soll ya ‘ » the bth ef April Cu a ( » ba aolth by the pers | bedded in the w ood in thele work, room with: go Ould. Tho poople gath- | meeting, ov Friday wight, calculated to ore | 7" lug for the ie tug of the | His Rovat Highness the Princes of Wales out Mosquote blindly hein ro forbid a to be bold the peri: panel es Paty Sli tk hala Meat coat hee on eredin large numbers at the various land: | ate a riot. Hie language waa us followa: | churoles Soutl, destroyed during. the, wur rie TH xpwnition atin fre nas taven cour. | lie Me . M Ms i r bd rm ks ay | te at the Daria tay \ tually pavead three tate ot | t0 aol! liquor tre wot allowed | gors have ti ered inthe care in the yelive yours of age, and employed ase Jags, eniteavoring to oavek a glimpse at the | © ANer Judge Underwood leares. rot cen | ee ede tee ee iia, | Death: Gf Uated Btates altataer, 6x-tior. | © minah ebbonloneehecaclar td the Cirand | teat cour apploa, Hable to of Connaoticnt, during the paat year, atic ina family in Boston, was om ; Fobel chief, They were not gratified. ex-| hold high carnival ou what yoa ploase, 1 | [vere ty Dall & lund fie ear w au, tha “gales sald ator | General; one revoguising the f | rented for being in igh apirite, Ch anol only are killed gaged in cleaning house on the upper floor, copt at Newport News, King’s Mille and need not advieo you what to ilo, fur great # voluntary aubscription was taken | Bentis, May 1 —Hon. Joseph A Wright, sitom to mmintaln ta. timo. of oeplela of shasiealiaake are, Jeoked | she stepped on a sky Lowor Brandon, where he wade his ap. be they bave ® mind to.” He was 10 G00, fur rebuilding | of Indians, more familiarly Ruown ae Cov | muber of try sf ausilolon of being i.e ih ereer eppearance, aud recogniced and apoke to arrostod on a warrant from the Mayor, and Hon hg “Grurch, Now | WTiRbt, Uaited Btatos Bliuister to th bayrih | eric wt gall | who aro oang tS reetifying® im ty dally 1 tmany old acquatntances. At Fort Harri was released on three thousand dullars bail | Orinans, reported the indebteduesa of tho | Of Prussia, died in thie city at 8 oe ¢ veto, and Iresident Mos | tela have had be [er fa, hi eltinene at ie de daseire | he gared in silence on the frowuing battle. | to appear tomorrow, Church to be $4,000, whiok Mat (eenred by ning of dropsy. Mr. Wright ea tad have thee toned w poninet, Benne Asi bookateres aalilue Uistécies SeAlainin ait for the erection | fi ve rominded him of — oe ortgugos, vod recoumended the appoint | ailing severely for some months paat, and | tha vugtoae continies to trouble iin, pane ee (hes Ravie od Peeudseiiet Gea . ments, which must have reminded him FROM WASHINGTON. ment of permanent pastor, which was | ty tthe pwint of dentis w fow daze ance, | be will viva them ous of thetr hails at the | account of tho Hattla of Mraudys Facoommodating 2) person ; oo ee ae tho daye when ho was at the head of the . made (he epecial order for Monday morning Hla ati w fom daze aimee | point uf be bayonet. Nrasis ate met aioe A noretsoxprian in Kichmond took laud Sod Broem, ten vin of aa AefunotC ufederacy. Of that time he did ( Telegraphed to the New York San) Dt wae ered, oad atopted Ly Ho rallied ‘ ebb & faces MAGDALEMA. ne late cue WAtuet: Wenahon v4 ou Nacieday ight with dutent. to | Uae isonet | soe eb cbod ol my, Ot apoak, but dwe t rather ou the state of Wastuxctox, M food oan IT Aerials hea geritnvedlnen | bia rine pein ard State governm abar to de Sho ditu’t | vari upon the ground, soaked cloth toi ia health, which he deemed good and | The Department of State has received ia- Soventh | ornee which Ses 4 ha He it aie ry bee aie ts Wy i Ask Fabia daheol x tt a ameared it over the head of = newly. . Fag vi d Cor its ‘ " ore, the waters of Carlsbad, He comme ood to | and o r orm rat Pulilie Schoo! in the world was) born infant in the arms of Mra. Breen, 0 Shought would improve if bis troubles were | formation from the Agent and Consul (ea- | Baptiat Church at Baltimore, halal eat aka mien parumigtstaal youl ta er aah ie muresrae entavuebed a Momport: it Ly, Poratcne | Cort latent In, the arms of Mra, Brose, andod. It was intended at first toappro: | wre! of the United States at Alexandria, 1 ee ae Cat aaauacie al ibroask eel i Laks te, cir turn the latter 6. it; aud even the y roto in 1610, Hartford, Ct, bind fir tbe upon tho bead of the murderers rato tho ladion’ oabin to the use of Davis | Egypt, that ix of the disconten salon cee Pretest i . Eerorren 7 eeaene The Bouettn Ovtctat, of dante Martha gives an cau only dey t Pultic Sohoot two yours after, aud Massa | child to the fourth go J v cad coming wok, All Erotestant pi ‘AMO Se Perensitincit, May 11—Tho telegraph | the following xcoouut of the mattar? "On ny one ta liable ? e \ meeeranes, anid party for the voyage, bat wlady pas | bers of the Amorionn Colony, wi city will be filled by moubore of the C Sua HAG oes tin @esLN OF UL 6'| COURTS RGENT Cia Coker leiteitel ac | eee emeccaree aiuanle t2 chusotts woven, Ma. Hanvoun Matton, an Englieh antt vonger took ill and died on bo: There | Mr. Kelly and Mr, Tibbete, with thoir fami. | Yeution to-morrow moruing aud eveuin, counseling Wik tity wil She Moule OF the) We TO ee ie Vener arnt ; Rev. Janre Bercien, seven soars ag \ assorts that be has discovered ore two bridal parties on the boat, arrived at Alexandria oa tho Gthof| Mumrus, Texy., —The Baptiat | Amoor river, ia Siberia, hae been success acasion of Santa Martha, the onp pastor of the Baldwin Place Ba ne of King Alfred, which bave fully completed. + nt Loaton, di : An few days 0 buried al Riobmond preparations were 1 on thoir way home to the United | Convention yostorday adopted @ resol slalena. The procesdinge were charno:| rye report of the trnetees of tho | Plate how been buried alae hundred and elity J king its sessious hereafter aunual io Purchase of |. %. Iren-Tlade. torined by the bile the y oacly in tho evening for his arrival. A guard | States, Every necossary assistance was | making Viewwa, May 1—Tt ia anid that the Gor. | enthusi de vthein. | Oliver Swith will fund states its present the royal romaius aro now Lying in the gilt } from the Lith and 19th United States Infan | given them by our Consul Geueral, and | stead of bicanial, and appointing Baltimore dyud habitants was tminense. re tod | amount at $496,746, including the cost of C. Batter, of the Boston Henan, mortuary over the chancel of Hyde pariah | Mt pnt of Gresce b tracted with the |» i he 19th April a fail ie ch A the two leaden plates foand, try wore drawn up round (he steamboat | through his interveution, arrangeiments | #¢ the place for the next session in May Ae Uinited Rites fax tine sueziags orien goveraniont one a on, tho 195 ‘the rising mt | ¢h0 Dew building ersoted at Northan 0 for with the King's mame upon them, are now tending. None but those actually engaged | were made for the passage of the party | 18 Tho Indian M " tha na iegaaléan' s@ tba Mee tor 94: ars | Wumetro, ou March 14, pod granted immn: | far sone more ei ib wane ste these tore for his the vicar, Mr. Williaa | , ¥ rogre: ade during the} ironclads of the Monitor | Inst goa , anil the incu 0 in work or business were allowed near the | thence to Marasilles in a French atom: vat little evarese rat made Aloe | nteelte Moat te the Valted Atatce, | By frow pouiahiment to all who rerurnod | 12h) emi "the thige branches of the fund, ef establishment ture of Masanchusetts is oom whart, Thero no cheering allowed — | leaving on tho 14th of April. bast year, A resolution was adopi « gs lg ant ay forty sig! he Hublion: | continzont, aqricurturat AMM tteretanenu Iv Now Orleani the time (he regis. | pe About six hundred mombora, Fronnsck, May ‘4 f other ¢ all wee quiet and decorous. A little after 6 | Genera! Banks left tere for Now York | ing the Church to pray and labor more | | Fionn s May has aon (@onelasi ent property’ held by them, Oa the | GE Mich the’ frst wow at ve g ul voters first Lagan to April WL, | & moana of roform it is _proposod to rel efolook the boat appoared with the Stare | Inst evening. Hefure leaving Washington | faithfully fur the couvorsion of the Jews npn a reaneti ox dict eae day Uhek Wits dasiee oak pubilonera he aud the inet $t71,710, Peravue wore regisiered ws e nyniber to one bandred and sixty. Ts ' end Strips floating trom ner flagstaff, The | ho visited Madame Juarey, at the Mexican | ‘Tho Episcopal Convention aasomblos |e to au cod M. Her aeespoetntmont ae | Colombinn War atcamer Colombin arrived Are cceete | tenia a being whites, gud 607 ll aE BL ILE ot a sista fey oY dis | fastened, Hon. Ji Lyon, of | Legation here next Tuesday, and the General Ae. | sentative of the Italien Government at | iy santa Martha, froin Rio Macha, but ta: | Coveriaee’ Gren apprenticed. want ei | cous: About 700 uninee are rexistered daily. | dred ar Hwenton board. aul soon after! phe Radical lendora are quietly arrang- | semoly of the combined Presbyterian | Washington: MARINE preg Ad icf had oecurred | year, loans to the amount of $110) made Tum Uaitod Stats hae but » au | toappeared with Mrs. Davi leaning on bie) nto of Congress ia July. ‘The | Church will mect on Wednesday ni ' | dod two passougerese Feom. thace | @ 2 apprentions who bave attained thoir | of th grace cocupind Uy the Marie Kxposi Ivenia the eame Barton | ing iz « July, Th Laverton, Ineraxp. May 11 —The bark bassoug | majority within the samo time, and notes to | tion. France has ove-balt tho apa suggoation-for the same Feasva—has boon and Judge | ostensible reason is the necessity for le: Am Obstinate Werld It Khoald Have ( Virg Captain Watalt, which left New | person WU les sped thing Rete ent ant the amount of $5,000 surrendered to former | square yards England bas 21.068 ‘equare | (eged heavy overc Ihc te secand (othe Ganason p ceatte to an And V esterda York on the 22d gf March for Donegal, and | Col. Farris, Urefeot of Padilla, are botu | Qi) tau si ndigent tomale obil. | yards, wud the Uuited States but oe ie and ceed ® cane. | ey aren vg te a as aupraih ah Memenis, Liss., May bth. —Phe Miller. | which was aband at sen en the 17th of priesners 08 board the Golo mba. | By tha) | dea knee boxe eppreat ee wit eleven of | Siw F. Lannanen has painted a new por le f. AORD sara a ibert Lik orn a nm | th jot wil » leay d ti aiatdie araaliea, April, in latit n., longitude i ‘wlomtt her formerly apprentiond have married | trait. n Victoria, mounted on b <i) ‘ . tion of the Executive branch of the Goy- | ites of this city yesterday predicted that | at deg. min, wed into thie port to: | Martha that at the tine of the depar | 1 the enute tlie and received the iar: | pony used by @ Highland aillie, | the postion of lelegeta te fee tenis ud of an irow gray {ull | grumont today would be the Day of Judgment, sail Seite Crk OLE seraet [roan ie | Fiage pyrtions of gon ouch. Hostigent wid’ | which ie to be exhibited at the Acadewy | Keath Couvention lie aenowmed ines of the amine color, 0. fanitan fiat with | Several merchants in consequence close wrxsrows, 3 un ore ows have racoived wud Sb indigen' ete Wilur ln ace ot ole growth, Ho w awiy, oe Cinegraie |. AS, Naretotore, rannoreds: It 8) OA wih Toe ce gud ectiled Up their accounts | Hard eteamehip Scotia, Captain Judh ee ina 1H have received merriage por: nor. Sarah Mh, Hirslo of Deer | Cer eude mien measne te Ue Seat RON pf much effort, 2 eves steadily | some degree of positiveneas that, in couse whioh loft New York May I, arrived here | were engaged in asevere conflict, but up to each ‘The teu ak 1 rn y .™ h fixed on the g ds aay that | jueuce of the large decline in the receipts | “uring the day in preparation for thete | tiidqy, ou the way to Livery | AeS aevers SMe. (SUL 3B) Ue sesull OF the tinually more Applications tor eee BL LEAD F 1 ae fies Hy that the price key abo ou hi 1 door SINAN! ont e' revi to the de: asiatauce unde provision ul OF ee eee ° ' a FF “s wv aA ne A . bee lees tem yas I heavily ot hint | Of revenue, the payment of bounties will | Anal doom FINANCIAL. vorture cf the testes. fret ante Becuis, | easisteuce under. t t provision uf th Vat sea and taking them to an Aineri We don't eee what's to Keop bin from But that, considering everything, was to be | : Laying of the Corns of a Cathoite op MC 1 f city by the | Tih many of which come from familics of in violation of the reveuuo law. | being elected expected, if be had any conscicace, Tho | beatapanded. ‘The amount of $1,400 frac Cf ae Loxpo, May 11 ’ ‘on :a¥0 | intelligence wa hat city by the | mati, aan ee atiite and a ing elveter distance from the gangway to the carriages | tional currency was received at the Treasu mine May ib as Today a large: eros American secur ge are | atoamor (laira, from quille, that at | Brosnority. tn cor a Ob the casa nt Dray, of Woatherafield, Vt, for] Tue Concord (N. IL) Mosiron gives Me Jn waiting was soon traversed, When the | 1. yy Nee ae a , ur Hlio9 | thosolicitation of a number of residents in | BOhOritye tt lowe, (he Board pro ly the brother ‘of a do | Peabody's version of the atory that he once arty bad (akon their esate,» mounted de- | TY Department tor the week ending yester-| cession, comprising somo thirty societies, alias 8. Five: | Carthagena, Col. Parti boon tet at rie tt adapt Be te cats ot ie ad wuldier iving hie back pay, | sawed wood ighv'e ohmentof twenty men of the U.S Arti! | day, The amount sent to distant pointe] with vannore aud smusic, marched tothe | twenty bour By , liberty, notwit! nndiog, the strong opp reafier. sent ty jull for a year at Boston oa Fri: | fo land be Vermont lory closnd round the carriages, and the | was $106,%5; of which $15,000 went to the | village of Woodbury, two end a half mi exon, May | 11 — Evening.—Console tivu of Col, Manuel Martine,” why zis | and wavou hia way hometo Danvors, Mass whole wont off ata rapid pace. Tho route | 4 Q closed at 2 for money AWaerine wad Gouled a wan GF Tuacelty uurer of the United States at remainder to Na imtant Tr Charleston, from | A Fatehta! The Bdlaburgh Score an says takon wea th the city, near Druid Hill Park, to shoaen most deserted that vould be ‘arey street to 17th at, to Main American securities cloaod as H Eerie shares, 424, followa: | 9 | Cited States Five-tweu: | Pa initiated all ine wae hourly @ troubles.” ¢ ted to arrive at Up participate im laying the cornerstone of the | ‘A vory alu Arriving in C) foot late at night, thigh! he V ght the Vo lie pot up, not at the Columbian, but atthe garrisons have been consid ¥ ened, eepeciatly that of Vervoa, which has | ol Stickney Tavern.” Having no money, street the cortege moved rapidly till it ar: | tional Banks and oth Tho Treasurer | new Catholic Church at that place, The | ¥,Vonds.?.%4; Hiinuie Contrale, 7g, Saute Martha, cular anil interesting ocourrence was yeoter. | (Ror tthe LY tao ragimonte of lauorne | he went ajperle bed, aud the w rived at the Spottiawood House, where the 8p hold aah fic Mollonal “Frasnront, Sunday, May 12 —Cnited noGoTA day brought to light in tho Burgh Court, by Hest giilh morning *he dit, aa atated, stop and eae ” (Mr, Spinner) holde in trust for National | ceremonies were very inter and or. | 5 ted wt 7s) hd . party quicklydisembarked, ‘There was no pike y K tates boils are quoted at 7) Latters from ltogota of 16th tha Hansltpal aacmincnate forked [s Rase: |HaineR eT Rarieate wood to pay for bis lodging aud breakfaat. emonstration ou the route. Heads popped | Hanks, as seourities for circulating notes, | dorly, ‘The day was bright and beautiful, COMMERCIA Private nourcos, say that eu. Mu EWE akace alt goase ooo or Tawra, Florida, must bs Tuey have a tough chap in Lowieton, Me. out of windows, oF bate belonging to the | RHO,G41,4:0; a0 securities for deposite of | gud the city passenger oare were burdened | Iivenrvot, May 11--Noon-Cottou quiet, | Lirsnuty int aur cok the nates tas Bight ond & hall sears ofo © mau] Taxes, Vlorida, moet ot ae CASA ea sen Ie Tamia He roconstrusted wore raised ip reavect t2 | public money, $38,109,950. Total §:179,544,500, | 1 their utmost capacity with persoes going | Sales todas, 15,000 Bales, Mididliing’ up: | serves of tho Panoma Keliroed Comp F hhea ised ie caste war ane: aoeal Tet abun JOURNAL, one Ceorze Coolidge fell feom tha the representative of tho “lost caus ; lands 1g C; middling Orleans 118¢4 Col nd that if he dows nut auccend 4 t { sre, | Mtaving Of @ bose the other day, broke . Hout | The disbursements from the Treasury for |to the Park and other suburban retreate 4 9 wrt of the town, was buried in Old | the quotations for beof we juartors Fees ese A de er tLe melt ce Miata | the week foll Ww o1i,347; | earn | a TATRRLOOL, May 112 1) M.—The Cotton | nobody slee will at prosent, ‘The Bogota | Crovtriare’ Churchyard, ‘Iie grave, level: | 5 ceute » pond; rosets, f conte; beefevent, | down two other ota fell thirty feet but the sound mate hy the roll of the car- | the week we ollowe: War, $201, everything passing off in admirable order, | market ie somewhat easior, but no decline | roqular mall is on board the Columbia, [brit Tha hy tub hamaoe Uh aad uheaarkad byl (canta " "[atruck upon his heal, while «cheap 2 fiages aud tho clankiog of tho cavalry | Navy, $77,551; Interior, $144,315; total, { iu prices bas thus far been retablis | ish ateainer, now in sight, but canuot bo got Mea latent aeaeele albania bin be ne han | boarde” and two hunches of shingles foi) Gatsee SBT’ oe Re Hine to See é 25,230, The amount of National Bao Livanrc lay 11—Evening—Coicon—! at im time for the Arizoun, ‘ Matacact Gocts celeg |. UMS Rew water Works 2 Norwich (ean hin. Ha than nicked bimenl? Pio wuss FRE tae? ite Rane, Atal tits | surraney ened Gustag (ee Mosk wae, 65 The Cottou warket olosed dull'kt & decling AKIZURE OF THE CLYLER red epot fins not been | Sit deals an area of 56) ace aul the "| coolly, and though hs Wouid quit wore RP adios’ entrance, when Genoral Burton, | 600, and the amount in actual circulation at have boos fully, 12000 balog inchating thy | Asrinwatt, Mey 3—Evontng.—-The 'T wholly Mani forgotten. | During | (0.0K cubic feet of water, enough to any, | tie dar, walking home hilt @ milo, 7 . por aud, Bs. Davis SPEAR | this date ie $208,901,924, The amount of ual proportion for apaculation and export, | ATFived wt Aspinwall this evening Icom pil these years the dead man’s faithful dog | py 40) gallo day to enoh of tho city's | shingles were considerably damag ‘J put nud instantly disappeared inside ; gga ‘The fellowing are the closing quotetione; | thagena, baving left the latter port yeeter. | line kept coustaut watch aut guard over | Syn fubabitanta, | [naurance the door, ‘The reat of the party | fractional curreney redeomed during tbe! since two brothers named Zook, fron Lan. Middiing Uplands, 114. middlidg Orleaue, | G8¥:, She brings the intelligence that on | the grave, and it was this aulmal for which Away in Montgomery, Vt, lost hie wife |, THE Gainesville (Fla.) New E Quickly | followed Wi soldiers —ietare: week was $iti onster, were brutally murdered 1g the let of April the Spanish frigate Navas i collec tore sought to eeove the | by death on the [oth of March, ond fon the | {Page is very scarce in Alw . fa to their quarters, the people to their | recoipte yesterday were $511,125; the re! Vicksburg, where they wore operating a| Bi cadetuile —The market is generally Ge Teles paisred the ONtyar of [artiergtd | tal amd the | tat of April tam i er aad no shucks, What the poss " itn, Jeet su n the grant, | cs te for the Henk 92,573,129; ae 10} tentat Governor Geary, through the | Quiet beri Galicia onlin tee : Koyo and Hying the Colombian dog, « Scotch torri one | tice of lpodoet Lapel, Tt is esti vite dae with whom he conversed freely. Over 100 | date for tho flacal year, $293, 2,47) Lagisioture, offered a reward for the ec: iy ha will bold ber until satisfactory evidenon of | of the moat conapi nae npeanets sailed entiroly. Mra. Davie and Mr. Harri ws d P| steady of i Judge Sharkey and Menere. Walker and | ¢, b 1 hor nationality oan be furnished. The Span. | ere. ‘Lhe grave was oloeed in a don, Mr. Davie! former private secrotary, | (C118 © Spaeth of tho murderers, aad today be re-| |, Vrorinons— 309 market le aula) and an | DU CoeScndec toup trem 1 Hare sovensi | usual, Ba8 Gett, morsion Dobhe’ roro present during the greater part of the | O'Conor have prepared an amended bill to | ceived » dispatch from General Gillen, 8t) bd. Pork. tre td.” Heol, tie, Reso, ive, | pieces of her machinery, as security for ber | the dog ie called, wae found lyi zon Amnon, file in the reconstru in the Si] Vicksburg, announcing the capture of two | “produce The wariet for tallow te heavy, | detention. the uewly made mound. This was Preme Court, in which the recent action of | brothers named C I. aud NR. Browne, | and prices have declined to ile, Gl. par Death of Commander Paulding. poration wiih ola . jane din taking pi iv ‘i D Wy r rr », | for the ord Mayor of etry GE ANAS Le eens ef te the alleged murde: emt for American and St. Petersburg. Tin | Tho Panama Straw anv Henao, May 2, | [OF (i telligible chars of Philadelphia, and Mr, Tuck is quoted at Sper owt, for Straits and of | ditional ground for the Inborforsece af (ke rs says doge were not admitted, ‘Hobby’ was ec: Viceinia slso called ‘and had interviews | Court. ‘The petitioners expect to eucceed | punaneisrrs ity Merter ss stotiaag, | Batt Sitios With aeop regret we announos the death | cordingly driven out; but next morniug he Mr. Davis occupios tho eame rooms, Nos. | in getting the Court juriedictic - May b2. 9. Hollead, there gain, aul for the secoud tin hat he did tu Ls6l, He has » 0 parior, aud his meals are furnished (ion. Murton bas @ room on | floom, but not im the vicinity of | There is no guard arouod around the person of the | keeper of « notorious hous was shot through the lunge last night by one Weaver, whose mistress Hollaud had RECONSTRUCTION. | ejected from the house, He will probably Weaver has not y: Dock treet, of Commander Leonard Paulding, of the Inuch as there ia Acuestion of the right to MEXICO. U's. ateamer Wateroe, which occirred on | | properly involved in the amendment, bord that ship in this harbor on the morn ing of the 2th inst, after @ prolongod at tack of chroulc dssentery, from which be had been sutlering ever sinve bie arrival oa | tee was discharged cold wud wot, aud when the the faithful auimal, in apit t, atill lying shivering on th pity on him and gave hin old (Telegraphed for the New York Sun., ‘The Siege of Qaeretnre —Waxtmilian Heads @ Hriffiant Versen—The surrew the bonse, or ed an ordor requiring all : gloom throughout th Olten ia bad Lary in the city, wod Charles O'Conor | 6 08 BAS lsue " from Taimpico the Gb, arrived | Firtty ul ad Mr, Shea are ‘expooted to arrive to. | Perrone coucerned ix the seizure of any | The Mechamiey National Bank 1 ou to-day, She carried « large | tefred ou the seland but by dis taorrow. Judge Underwood anid today | kind of reul or personal property sequestra: o Years’ cargo of arine for the L vorala, and reports | ing. Ml leave the | odin making it k that the trial will take place,but he thought | ted by the Confederate Goveramoat, to re. le "7 | Kailroad wharf on the arrival of the morn Ean ee peneaned: U7 be esuaeel 88 | nerh ip writlag, be bie heedanariere, (bo | | WecIMORT. Mey Jue-Tie great Meshaw,| Gomes, commaniing Twanion, opened 0 (EI(HaR Nin oa nie muy lectin gern: | Le lsstalet sheen pias tiem 0 tormi-| revolt againat Juarez om the ith. 8. Circuit Court thie morn Goneral teu), to convey all who wish to attend ¢ Favon, commanding the forces north of th , i 0 d kind op o : a Chior Justice Chase is expected here to pre- | amount and kind of property sequestrated, coremouy, aud will return immediately aftor | vido at the trial, A large number of permits | the time and place of sequestration, with way he may | nated in the L on in OF als “ 5 t the funeral | and uo mutter how rough the uight way be | bere’ been areasad’ ce abet ierig\ie4 peeltrtie ie | ie by the sentence of Samuel H, Weutz | State of Vera Cruz, bad reosivod orders to | he i jaa ue AY aaion of the United States Court on Mon. | ‘te names a3 the original ownere and the |, ix years’ imprisonment in the City Jail | rolieve Gomer, who wae disuised fromthe | Commander Paulding leaves » wife and | H/4"K can “nen bie eee fay, mauy of thou to colored people, | present holders. 5 Mr, Wents is upwards of of y tn diagt 10. The order of the dismis. | three childreu in Brooklyn, Key. ‘Th H\cleepite the irrosistille — obliteratio SECOND wiaratoH, | The Republican State Convention has ad ‘nud | Sl Fa that $50,000 of the receipte from | Uweober, brother of Hoary Ward Bavcher, | it bas undergoue, he has eo faithiully | Bicsimoup, May Fecltn evie cemilaaa | SCU04 19 eves im Colucabln, duly Site, a | Cen Nm OOTRy Mosley 9f Sallérnns ag | custon d revenue remain unaccounted | performed the funeral ceremonies, | Preserved. ‘Bobby hae many frieude, aad | ie | platform was adopted affirming their adbe. euplcg le wupesied a8 & port of the tax gatherers have by Mtatod to bis fries that be 4 14 angsarence, The third morning wa f Telegraphed to the New York Sun} der of the reat Vera | this oust, Mild, attable and dignited, the | This recognition of bis devotion prisoner, who hae the freedom of the hotel, 4 rex, Tamplee chy ot Novensed dio wlwiration of all who | by’ the right to make the chur And can go where he pleasse. Judge Uuder: | Proceedings Im South Carolina. Holland's wife babiteally dresses to man's] Sram Se) r know him'snd tho respect of those under | home; aad from that wood was in thehote! when the prisoner ar-| Ciantusron, 8 C., May 1th.—Goneral | elothes, aud has wade several voyage Muy Oalnsny, May il.eTes teamer Ges. | hin cotmecee nea nut sates never spent @ bight away fr rived, but remained in his room, Day! Sicklee common sailor from this port. ' eto the p At wluoat any time duriug the grave, be food. ave Hob hyard | howls he has succeed wo that thie imterier ence i¢ pot agreeable to him, and latterly | regatts on Lake Quit day ut the churchyard, 8 proved stination is the thiol of (i ‘Tie antiquated ayatem of boarding round county before ‘any fudiler pulled, and yor @ bale cannot be procured for love o in sll practiced in the Hall Hill aeliool dia penant be nrweured fen pedi cde | tet, in Somers, Ce, and acholar tur. argo! f 0 ie pl trict, in Somers, Cty and cargone of hay to thie placet It will com Bonsibie poo ple have begin to emigrate frou this para dise ot old fogios, EXTEN#I) & preparat made for t | matil good price, aad return @ handsome profit.” A Wouse in the suburbs of Springhola Maas, which formerly hore # questionable , ebaracter, ha on ly be " ye Fair, which takes place at Mrovidence, It. | occupied by m worthy deneder eae and 1, early in Seotember, Tho grouude eu. | qaeset : brace about 1) acres, aud $200000 will be | JAY’ 8&0: ® young m expended tu their preparat rom $10,000 to $12,000 will be ‘offered iu premiums, Mu. Jememsan Anosk, aged 105 yeare apd | it u dare, waa buried froin th ethodiat Church at Matawan, sport, Nz | tiually stammered out, “ls thie the way ts J., 00 Tuesaday lass, ‘It la gupposed that ie | the poor-house ! “Yoo,” replied the desout Was tho videst ivhabitaut in Moumouth | with emphasis, “you're on the direct rosd County, if not in the State. AN over-energetic policeman in Toroute Tis Yale Uuiversity crew has challenged | a fow days ag) arrested @ young mance the ltarvard crew tu row the next college | stranger—-nimod (oorgo Haye, who, wat igamoad at W os | waudering through the etrectes, on Briday, July 1, 4 Wook oarlier than | locked. up on e charge of | Inet year, and’ tho oballenge lise beou Whou bronght before tho magistrate nex oopted. | day. that ofict seut bin beck to pri Ty Russia horace are chiefly bought and | uatil be could "sober of fore the ae sold at ney penateniea rey an nid | porning’s un arose he wae 8 corpes, li | resided in Barrie, and boing very ill, hac | gnnually, ia, various parte of the couutry: / ono to Toronto for meilical treatment, bat y his sutforings increased on the road, #0 tha: Whiek the auiaher of animate 0 “| bis mind was attected and he lost his dat 200, and was found and locked up as abo 8 ow BEng Iroady being Agricultural ‘apped quietly ou, with whow ed, auawered the rag person, and the fellow was not a lithe taken back at ineetiag bim there. It called up in the Connesctiout House of ws _ ———— M Many Swanr, » young lady 28 years Ps a the Sootiewoed Motel all di | i for years bec # prominent member of the | entry, and notice hasbeen given that par | his enewies. A woukly ire a rN dae Lighiy | AN Unfortunate bachelor named Almos filled Go br 0 Taree Bomber Gh citer | R08 02 the ReDnbiiens Dery of Che rar ee eee ee eee a eee ane eT ete et ata aee eorae {URL Rat Canada, long allowed by Sergeant as | oan aad Rarelerure, sonarded a9, biahty manda. a gle! living iu the aame house Thore is no guard over his movements, Se Failing of the Cellng of a Church. bomerolont and other societies. His specu: | Dente Are liable to purrs Seem collected | (Telegraphed to the eet ee Med by meden 0 | Bt. Tule, by takiog leudeuam 9 fow daze | 3) © nolgr, I. It 9 preseat of O16 the sibee oral bouquets were sent him, (Telegraphed to the New York Sun.) lations for whioh he used the funds of the} “Gomez bas +00 men well armed and | TM? rentaurant, He ie eon: | Petused Co marty ber, end be took thie way | She'deolined it, but took the moa The following is generally understood to| | AUovATA, Ga, May 12.—Ae the sexton of | Bauk, have been woivg on fur over twenty: | equipped ; but Pavon, with’ his aint fore 18 Mag Ti ree ei ee ene aire baltd | of trying 0 cougeal lier shame it train for Boston. Un the same be tho programme in Court to-morrow :— | the Firet Baptist Churoh was lighting np | five y The whole omount embessled | Vaitleviatorced War nek. treatin cae now im this port, will be ata:| the time-gua, On the ground uf ‘harbor-| Mn, James Kovwee lost hie life by th the ceremony was Whe prisoner will be produced by General | for this evouing’s service, the entire ceiling | by Wente aud bie accomplices is over | ance from Canales, who te ak tloned at Montreal duriug the summer | 13y the og ia thie way pre dings w ad * Sumter on | gt once peformed. But as soon as it was . Burton, aod the Judge will discharge him. | fell with ® loud crash, breaking the pews | $00.00, cause with, the revolting Gensral, ‘who Orders linve Leen received to put | {ey Dlsal tapreeeey Ks ethan from the fort, oud while | concluded the new Mrs, Davia declared that Go will be immodiately re-arrested on y/ 0d furniture, Fortunately mone of the ‘The Weniher, Aistrite of Heaatren | |” Sets BFE wig vicg:regal reuidence at Spencerwood in | tess, could he claim the’ dog to vs. reapes shell it exploded, blowing | ber spouse, but pocketed. bis, watehe’” e's oh warrant, to answer the indictment | COMaregation had assembled end puran, P 2 reoei order, for the early reception of the Gover: | eile for the tex; but eo long asthe autumnal | ble right log (rom the hip, causing almost ° 7 ; | # Perrsnvron, Pa, May 12.—~The weather rder, for the early recep "7 ple right dog the woluoky maa made Ound against bim by the Grand Jury at | *## injured. fosterday and today was waru and oleae: | Lae Fotos, tg he ¥ith, by pecial courier | oor General and fatully [eleend Ja niloee Bisnont fe any eee, Th waa | laaten) dé ies bibitery Li fttompt to cut hte throat, but wes only hall ° iby 5 Td, ian taro, —) | twpoeei! ued, ip ie Mal or Pri Norfolk, Mr, 0 . ne poany | Is scans eight foot ef Sater ioeeinene it} oud hed plccad himself at the head of «| Mowtanat, C.K, May 11,~f¢ ie reported | dike oourt deoing the peculiar cireum i bette arr ened scocoseful 1a thas alee, rn dull, aud froubte to a!l wolute are scarge, oolumu of 00) meu, leading a aorta fight, !on ‘Chauee tha} aomo ©«!! kuown wold | efanoce uf the wae 4. 4 Caual ate weve wwen Muti Ba Ub LIP LORE pow viagodk (he guuumous, utatiyoq oo Thursday, end after moh. . (Comtinucd om Mourth Page.) nthe cH) AV Aun ot THOS. OREN. [care Drewes 66 ia. an 08 al wo,