The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 22, 1867, Page 4

= — € o4 from First Page.) LOCAL NEWS. Tae Awearcan Jocner Cicn spring meeting begins at Jerome Jark to-day ‘There are to be three races for good stakes The following is the programme for to day Finer Race The Apring stakes, for three year ol4g three-quarters of am l¢ Falacripttimt, $100 HF, $8.6 added, Close! with # ght nominations 1 RW. Comer 2 A, Boimons ie? Do teaty bi fannie Workgan oF oF LD n One Preminm $90 for all ager, Two aod 6 quarier lee TOOL ORLIINO. A large number of sports met at Lafay tite Hall last evening, where being sold on the races today vols wore The po were chiefly co: to th t. The Collowing are some of the prices fetched ‘ 0889 Morraey i ct Uston Homa asp Scoot The Commit tee of Directors of the Union Home and School met at the Astor House yesterday afternoon, when it was resolved that the meeting, action was taken with regard toe | with the Belgian Pavement temporsiy meating room, to be used until | retnrn the ordinance, without app the completion of the naw hall which the| the present, in order thet Society is about to erect. Afier some die | hold it was decided to engage a hall in| opportunity of eubmitting their views to »oi0 Building, in Thirtesnth the mubjeot for Ls Bg Missinte ead int Jerr, Davis has gone, and as the old song | many Hall, the building, which hi has it cently been gold to parties who contemplate nto m Lewapaper eatsvlieh transtorming | ment, will soon be Yacwrisa ~The Widgeon are to cow fo the aurniner antic Yaobt Clut place on the 18th of be from Gowanus Hay to the atakeboat off | South weat Spit aud temodelled. yaolte npe ae bof Brooklyn will June, Thi tak ‘ourne wil back to @ home stake Dont, a distance of thirty-five miles Live Savina Cowminsion — After igh weeks bard work this Commision expect to close ite labors today. Four hundred in ventions have been examined. The sub comtnittes have disposed of from 0 to 6 per day of late, Mano asrrim Link any assoctation Func The anual electio cantile 1 event looked f by the mambers, was perhaps the me taken place for many years. Ex ry Association intxo Contest, Ere of officers of the Mor the content yesterday t exciting ono that has Two aote of land owned by the Society ou Ssth atrect be | officers wore placed ia nomination, and disposed de aite for Home be pur- | during the past week the adherauta of the chased further town, where lnud is | respective candidates have len earry: cb A committee was appointed to fF election eampaign. Large Ject @ location, r ing the 1 of onndidates, Tus Eiout Horr Law —Arrangemente | bave adorned every fence aud wall, while now being made by ther {tho |. fatifcation” meetings Lave becu held ir , y the members o nightly, Ae there aro over ten thon various trades organizations throughout this.| aand members entitled to vote, it will be sity for a graud mase meeting of delegates | seen the election Ie on an extensive scale ‘ eld on the Doth | It wae doo and the from theae societies, to be beld on the Toth | OT nam welled of next woth, for the purpo measures to carry the Right Hour Law i practical operation Lavomtayr Kevesce NICATION FROM Comet communication’ has been received by of taking Onvens—( psn Kor tise wwe A rly hour yeater night, lor sion prevailed here distributed bi xeitemen| ook 1 the age, noise aud con’ nya pushed their way through the crowd and aupplied tickets, iia inviting members to “vote for Snooks,” or somebody else loading Revenue oflicers of each district 18 | indend, the scene reiminded one of thos this city, from Commissioner Rollins of |to be witnessed at ward mertings Washington, dated May Uith, which com. | 0M an election night excepting that the beget t the continued low | Clerks were f woruly thao (he geo mences by stating si ‘slp eral run vlitiotans One ti it was Price of liquor is an evidence of illicit die | headed by Samuel W. Harned for ident fillation and consequent fraud on tho gov | aod Seymour Kunce for Vice President, rament, The ‘munication thua pro- | @ other Alexander Rbind for Vresident, M r : sue PFO | Geo. ©. See, Vice President. The reault coods: "The adoption of the meter whteh ind .was elected snnounced in special orders No. O4, and the requirement that no distiller ahall con- Cove th bus.ness after the 1th of the pre sent month (May) unless he sliall have 1 will, At in beliey lease the number of those authorize diatil, and th extent, rend The t depends t proved that Alexander Ik sident by am Hekat he hi Jed was ponition ticket elected ai For Vico 1 wood, William G. Da Peeled’ to leave untried no means & Hurniston, T¥. All which may promise to be of ava 2 The greatest energy and watchful. | Natitanien Cay, fulness is required to eee that no distiller + allowed to Tun, who haa got paid thio aye cial tax, or, after the presoribed time, whe t hae not ‘made application for» metre opp i avy distillery is found thus illicitly in railon, you should make end report the facts to t ney. If the reports from any tablished distillery do not abow a jual to the probable Jery, you abould consi fully ae that of the Assessor, to oause imme- inte tavestigation. Your attention is also eapecially called to the enforcement of the regulations concerning the transportation and storage of spirits in bond. ‘Lhe regula. roduction city of the distil rit your duty, as R apirite diatillery to warehouse in which they are firat di to any othgr bonded warebou purpose of Ventilating trade, this resolution ‘#0 construed as to allow any number of ovale in bond. It waa not anticipated that the Privilege would be od to the | $700,000, detriment of the Government, but ex. 0 oF Tite Bo: Perionce bas demonstrated that it bas not | MeeTNG ov THe I ouly operated ¢ ment. of | Aa aij tanes 00 #pirite, oatrated to | tion was held last eveni the perpetration rauds. It is| peare Hotel, in New therefore deemed absolutely order to protect the public turn to matrict aud literal cv: to re. truction of months aince which tin actual valu Chairava fociety If in the neck fe,on Monday nig and is auppom nto the Huday votes Resiny tor to Relief A: ng poor of Crena Quamantine Guousy ground heretofore used for 4 ponce at Statea Island is offsred at private t pri of the Michael Q wae org the law of 10%, ond the aforesaid regula: | ago, for the purpose tion. Hereatter, therefore, no withdrawal moditien of spirite from a xeneral bouded warehouse | “Boat Law" passed will be allowed for transportation in bon out that except to the ° Sta'es, the only with: | ing have beon helt drawal allowal for exportation fi ‘oiled, @ large aur rediatillation, or rectification, and upon the | petitions drawn up Payment of the tax whore » general bouded | Laginlative body, wid ubetituied for w distillery | ployed to teat t Warehouse: in accordance with the pro: | Taw. A fow days ei Visions of the receut atatute, trauaportation | of theas counsel, at jority of HL vo tion of this ity, them for two hundred sacks of cora which have beon shipped for the relief of the ned meting of this but the defen resilent, Se: nding ' Sec 4; for Recording Secretary, for Treasurer, Alfred MC. 'D. Bor Walton Look viee, Johu Kudgors, A en. of aud ht od stabbed with a jack He thon left bis to have jumpod Hia wife died mone two loaviug four ebildre Camp be boon very intemper Goorge W. Thagard Judge of Probate at Crenshaw, Alabaina, hae written a» | the Svuthern Famine thanking aw county Tue four ranting 1 in $100,000, but the Inud i¢ estimated at ATMEWs A MATION. rganl ze Kat the Shake bers atest, the Vigley, presiding. ‘I J about nix mon! Feftecting, tt possible or repeal of the new by the State I riod, NI fm and la t omin stitut fe, through t Hacket will bo allowed to any one other general | for adjndioation bef re ori Bonded warohouse, ‘The communication | Who alter a careful consideration of th then urges the thorough enforcement of the | matter, declarwt the rtatuto referrod t Liat ection of the Actof March 2d, prohib: | to be ‘uaconatitutionsl and an uulawfu oof spirita of wuy kind, at| infringement of citizens rights. Tho © Amount of tax, and making | object for which the so: Sinissioas prima facie evideace of fraud. — |b hoon av far ace New Ovens Hoves —Pike's new ( tiow wet last even ting much untioinl Howe now belug ereot then ponding, with w vie ton nue, betworn hd rary diabaudig of the guciety, ‘The ou siveas of pubiio iinportance trausacte bs rh ae pa wes tha eullsiasion and ndoption of the It will accon font pearly $1,000,000. Tie MaKkers—The Market © was prevented from contiauing tte visita to the markete yesterday by the absence of Alderman Norton, in Richmond, He will cot return till Saturday. The markets al feady visited are Washington and West Washington Markets, ‘The Committee oon sists of Aldermen Coman, Norton aud Ward, end Councilmes Calkia, O'Brien aud Gil gore, Gamnuino Hetis —A correapondent writ 40g vo the Exrknna of laat evening, saya I notice several of the morning papers denignate the place where the terrible ui cide of Mr. Fisher took place yesterday, club room.” It is no more uor ‘aro Bauk, whore the Mr. Burt wentioued money,” and where Mr. Haye dealer,” We bave noticed eral of the up town bauks, that they have ue up uow—such and such » "Club ‘The clubs are comporcd of aporting men awblers, aud they are the only “ine ers.” The outsiders do not beling to, al ugh it will not be denied that they ute” to there clubs, Why ia it, Me Editors, that thee acouraod epota cannot be wiped out, in the saine manner that the Keno games were suppressed! Within a oue’s throw of your counting room is Ano reot. In that street, from Broadway to you canuot flud, aay, but three Dduildinge in which Faro Bauks wre not in full bust from 10 A.M. uy POM, and wed (by the sporting ‘uen have at beadq unr kuow ledge clerk oe baines Within scarcely & dora not be or contiden. son rob his tray a trust, some b tal clerk emberc! par rail to obtain the means to play this foart alluring game, some busbaud deserts | family, ruine bis reputation, aud perhaps ends bie career of fully ik. the en oung Fisher, Aud yet these q Rovehiempt is maa to cheek th eflort to close them up. They are ned to Ans street, Hroadway hus several Fulton street, Vesey, Washington and Naw @au bave their full complement, Again we eek, why init! Was the ri made by @ * Faro” proprictor true" That of course the Keno games would olice, for they couhi not afford to pay it money that keeps these holies open {ani eh cases applied, more 1 Will you please en- Messrs, Editors, and add your funds, s 08 Ko on Is wore to euppress these the | Faamaue’ Cica.—Th ciation met greatest curses the city has, to allure young | yesterday at the Cooper loatitute, Mr. Ely, A regular meeting of this Board was held won to their utter irretrievable ruin, Provident, presided. The depredatious of | gt » o'clock yesterday wfternuon, Mr, Smith, Tux Masren Vuinrens of thie city are te] birds was discussed. In one section, of | ghe President, in the sbair meet today in the rooms of the New York | Jong Island, six buudrod scros are under | 4 resolution was adopted directing the ‘Typographical Society, to elect a now Board | stranbersy nitivation, aud the farmers | sootragtor to pay six clerks of the Superior a Jexpect to realize from’ the product about | Conmoult fe It prey: reel Of Trade, The policy of the trade for the | $1,000, Several patente wore presented, | Coun pine of tie Connon eee ‘coming year, in regard to rules and prices, | among thei a chimney thao fo provent | services renderod in searching for lost nat- | cwill be determined by the action of thie | leakage, # fruit pitcher which wi Gralization papers and furuishing duplicates | the fruit without injury; « brass cloth Hispeed, greeting Fo ed eee oe etian brick ot S|, communication was received from the Mesrino ov THe Tammany Bocrety.—A Weguiar meeting of this organization was fhold last evening at the old headquarters in (emmany Hall, Grand Sachem, John T. (Hoffman, in the chair, After the installa Pov of @ number of 1s who bad been apiited to member Oh @ brgvious. be closed by the | All the delogates were prosent following proaintile an Feavlutio ocean race The annual regatta of the | is always an ward to with great interest The Mode Th Good Juck go with him ins bottle of m And if he never comes back he's no gr one The party left on M by the Hudson River Rai hima come to the o Ly bis departure, Hie two children a | seminary in Montreal. Tue Rowas Catnorte Protectony Vain [iw Usios Syuann ie not yet fully comple Many of the departinenta do not look ae 4 day for Mo ad, Kew dan few witnonned tr 6 ine t | well ne they will ine few daya,whon all the | articles will arranged. Tho bal | decorated, and yesterday and last wi ® sharp business was driven. The ladies )| are indefatigable in their exertions, aud they are beautiful, and look bessechingly } ina bachelor's ayes, he 4 no heart ‘The ro t department, under the manage. Mra, Judge Manatiold, Mra Kice, Mra. Saxton, assiated by Mra. Judgn Mo Cann, deacrvea nll praise, The viande are excellent, and the happy manner in which they are dispensed gives fn additional reliah The following are the church th the nares of the Ind St. Francia A represent | atront, Mra. Andrew ing | bam, Mea, Iillye Mait | lands F Kedee ir, hd atroet, Mra. Fas | Ain, Mise Brown and Mine Shoovenberger | Holy Cros, 42d atreet, Mre Campbell, ba maculate Conception, 1th atreet, Mra. Sa | vage and Mra. Wh I; Bt. Michmel’e 2d | Jatreet, Mra Motive, Mra. Levitt aud Mesa, | | M rath; St Ann's, Ath atreet, Mra Pt Mra Alsop, Miss O'eilly mud | | St Therese, corner of Hen: atreata, Mins Quin, St. Pa Madame Bissell, Church ¢ 6 Nativit Ud avenue, Mra Kent Hridgev'a, | corner of Ath treet and w 01, Men, Fc | St. Peter's, Barclay stront, Mra, Shiclda wad Mra Brennan; St Lawrence, ville, | Mra. Russell Mra. Moti Bt. Ste hen's, 2th atrest, Mra. 1 ‘Trainor, Bt Vincent de Paul, Madam montaigue and | Madame Monlano; St, Jolin tho | Mise Fitzpatrick | of the Transligs Keating, Mra, Me St. Andrew's Wallace and Miss Dil: | hb atroot, Mra, Lynoh. | Kennedy; St Joneph's, bth ave Mullin Min F Mra | Filber and Mra. Parsons, St. Mary's, Gr street, Mra Gafluey and Mi i St. | Sul 15 St | Maguire and I table, Mew jaud baud is to Iy Augel Se Governor's I eat the Fair oust, but really ¢ ont | attractive department is an tndependent | table got up by Mra Judge White eulely by | hor own exertions, Tue articles to be dia posed of aro gilts from her porronal frienda beautifully eet ina blue velvet and car oak frame, which reste upon a large wud ogant parlor easel A ring made out of the forule of Washing- ma del we lo “AN Rin be stans denied, without prejudice to a renewal ou ‘ ani bond Lt oe ay ilare has been Lith All Bight,” the Japanese, is but Qflidavite, etc,; order to be settled on one ed by Col: Washington far the latter: | ten years old Aart acien given & piece © , . y W roan ‘The George | Fatat, Acctvunt Martin Grady, « tin Whitaty "lee ee ay colle, of the original coitin | smith, vhile at work on the roof of 12 a mn “4 is whlch Washingion wat buried. Is w vig bf drew A. Burlingame; judg | viovured whan th reoana” were diainter: | Niath arent seateray moruing, fell over ca ranted. | Vatrick Ki PNT IBN, The Collume ale cave 8 aid and atrikiing. 0 iron fone rj motion dismia | Wearing dater 1?on Keo. bearing | 9 sidewalk, was default ‘granted, with lcuionta haa aed Matha. AR oinis | f Wildey held an pata aud $H) extra allowance. Geo, W. \Culnene'hird'e neat, presented by Mes, Ad. | MOrcor atreat station house. ‘ayaon agt. Frederick Ansootegan et al pol Hoty sah Ais Haine tose frou Daciet | ® Hative of Ireland and 23 ye [iercubrecuae rubs te My Magnus et a) agt Samuel Priache! motior sell family. Bome Howare (now faded) fre ve 1th to the \0tu inst, there atrived | age Thos. Pratt; Houry Crowther agt, see Fe Rie cavacer mie Europe 4,937 etesrage passengers, an |W. Hobbine; Hernard Mullen agt. Joun Hpepebay a Ce. Kio, Win. “Ratiner agt, Houry Rosey | rot Alin 7 (Queen | follows Motions granted. Helen F. Bouedict agt plea dade AA bees 5 From Liverpool, 4,751: from Havre, 458%; | Dalolue Benedict ; issues aattled tapeatry from | deer | fom Hamburg, 819; from Bremen, Sst)! ComMos Puras, Sreciat Teas Hampton Court: bit of tae 00) Years | from Glas tr Loudon, 410—total | a unett vi Hrom the bed of La Heine Ilanch plese P et platter pe | Quee f Louw XP bro t from Eivus ee ® | basins coustelin at Florence, ‘Thee articles are beter ieee taps | Counr ov Sessions The following o all authenticated, and the proofs will b Had tour bora ou the passage, aud | Were dispoeod of yesterday by Judge Rus. | the other departments w be given whou| ‘THe Fesiase Ata meeting of the “Sa. | Henry Rierbuch receiving stolen goods, were too. ate at J The fair will remain | cred Legion” of exiles of the F. 1, held at | all ac The following peraona pi | ope in for three week. the iy @ street, ie fod y Ide Brow petit larceny, ens. | as rosvlived that the un. tle | ry © mouths WwW J. Woods, graud QuANMUPKtsany.— The Owe, bundsed: and | tay by both 0 ot | larceny, Ntuto Prison Y¢ youre... Re Ra ea eat oie nny | be | Ven Buren, burglary, second degree, and Church will be held tomurrow evening at i} Wim. F. Worth, forgery, were remanded FRATAR SL aCe leimorr on OV ean ay allow any of the of Ire: Pouce INTRuLiGENCE.—Jealousy and the L 4 : ) “ laud to be “vilified with impunity.” ss Fweutyuinth street The exorcise will Kuife.-Mary Bireh and Heury Sohowalk Soramenes OF 726 Rem , THE COURTS have lived together for some time, but | CITY GOVERNMENT eee con eee eT? GAT 84: | separated w fow wooks ago by reason of he Commasoners of ube | freine Court Circuit Hart 1 Over and | Milter on the part of Ienry.. Mary mot Oar Wharres, Piers ana Terwiner—Tho Civil Calendar will not) be Tuo Commissioners of the Sinking Fund due she Corporatio for reo of Wharvea, ov. W. n, presided Slipm the payment of which bas been refused be. Talat Her. Ws & Gratton, presiied eauer of the failure of tbe city to keep the eaine 1b A protest, signed by the Kev. lira Steele | repair acoording to tbe c-veusute of the less and Crawford, againat the acta of the Pros. | iheretor bytery of Wiiladelphia, in ticevaing the | Rogol, That be appoint euiiette personae not Koy George 8. Chambers, was read. The | x:eediug three (0 forthwith repos upon the eon 301 ed ‘bambe Given of such Wonrves, Piers aud Blips and the mugion, thus violat 18 of the obligatory | MS,tane. Cormniesionere give » public Fulee of the denomination Dearing to all cll zene huterened iu the question, The ja contained » protest aguinat | yo ronsider she weasares which a! ould Le adoy e Rey Robert F Thompson by | ed to place auch Wharvey Hirre aud 8) pein Ytery, charging that Lo held | condition of repair aud usefuluess adapted bo the ows, with b the religious Chureh, w A memorial ¢ tery favor ip in that Boe a were ordered to bo re to be appel hiladelp of the Pranhyte al Syn tion to the organization of the Oc wo to macortain if men nd sbat auch public ty was iucousistent | permission im aber principles and rules of read and referred. the Phinladelphia Preaby the at anit a cf our city, eu! Wy take in The Commissioners then adjourned treet Cleaning Commiasiouers. in unity of all the | » Street Cleaning Commissioners met braiches of the denomination, was then Mayor Hoitinan in the | read, It urged on the General Synod the tate the whole America, Lhe pay | Comuittes on L Ligious exero: how building material ‘Tue Starvony Pay mMenr.—An ordinance bas passed the Common Counoil for paving 7th avenue from 40th to Sith streste with the Btatlord Woo puck Dark of anid @ uecessity of taking prompt measures to con. | Presbyterian fawily ia F was reforved to the | missioners adjourned. o. In the evening re were held. 2 Pavement, excep Wo As UW RLCOMAY DAYS COUNTY GOVERNMENT, Corporation Couusel in answer to a resolu: tion requesting bis opinion whether any city or county officer h aside the motio pt | Me OG. he 4 | bie to Had (ual augh power is yeoted iu any er comical novelties engagement at the Broalway Theatre next city or county officer, and he is of the opin ton that such power does not exiat ed on file The Committee on Annual Taxes present ed an ordinance, which was adopted, mak ing the following additional appropriations for the aupport of the County Government Armories and Dell) Roome $109,050 00 nul eave oe Toa) 200 New York Juven le Ai 6).009 60 Nursery and Child's Hospital 1.000 09 Huperinwadent of Uaaale Baiidings, ; 6608 76 Boclety for the Protection of Dewtitute Komen Catholic Colidrea . 000 09 PA communication wae rececived from the ne a copy of @ letter from Wilcox, commanding Ninth nt N. G.8.N. ¥., inviting the Board to participate in the review of that regiment, And the presentation of colors, to take place ov Monday next in front of the City Hall, | which was accepted, aud the Board ad | Journed: AMUSEMENTS. THEATOR Mi GROVER AMA DRAMATIST Mr. Grover's new play 0 long aunounced | freque ter convert Treasure Trove, 0 often promised. wo | ly postponed, aud eo entirely mys #,was tinaliy produced at the Olympio Theatre, last night. The audience was not As great in numbers aa it might have been, botthat ia probably owing to the fact that the people were afraid of » of being « CP like the little girl folke by calling out “wolf, wolf,” when there was nous. However, the attendance will doubtle increase aa the picce wears th | on, to the run which it ie likely to bave,—- | flict of opinions upon the right of the ( | not on account of ite literary merit—for’ it | has none! not on account of ite novelty, for ¢r of endorser, would also render the note void. 3d, # want of consideration, and 4th & want of sufficient notification of protest to the endorser, The court charged the jury that if they found that the note was pur. chased by plaintiff in good faith, before maturity, for a valuable consideration, thay mut render a verdict for the plaintil. The turned @ ver full amount Oven asp Tenwiven Tur Kaye Artow Case—Dirricvity or Procuniso A Junr ‘The cage of Jubn Kane, charged with arson | in the first dogron, wae called np for trial | on the opening of the Court yesterday morn | ing. This cage was tried iu the February term of the Court, aud resulted ina disagree | ment of the Jury. On | yesterday, counsel on }y #6 enae wing called h sides being prea. atter of the application of Philip Hoinnob, the Prusman forger, form writ of Habeas ‘Corpus and Certiorari to review The Court, after consultation with Judge Nelson, has th Fudge Shipm. grant to grant the privilege of A beas corpus in extradition oases; he would 1 vor the it in simply & rebash of dramatio acnaations fawiliar to playgoers from lovg use on the stage! nor Rooount f any superior ) Ir thore is litt | tor acting w | will have wen ull of that ty which ia the life of plays; because alternately lively, grave, romantic, rem , pleturenque, everyday, sober and een. | 1; because it is produced with eome | that ioonl scenery which te alwaye at tractive on the stage, and because it 18 nt aud ‘entirely “purposeleos—it belba & of fixed rule in these daye th pieces have the xe terly fort or Ko THRATRES Tho afte rfortoane day and Saturday of the Jap are peculiarly app children. Everything that is done at night repeated in the day eutertainments with- out change or omiasion. The furore which Prot Kisley’s dusky jugglots created from the first, has not abated " The’ Octoroon” will be fk longer atthe Muse int the equ oon p played but thie On Monday nee w nwood's “ Husyan Tableaux” £ more than @ mere amusement The exhibition isune of the mc ivo entortainmeute over given im New York, and arrangements ahould be made for al our schools to viait it A burleaque on. the ‘Tapano will | * and oth acted at Tony Many of them are intrinsically valuable, | Pastore Opera f week At the request of Mr and othera derive their worth from the Commissioner postponed fixing the bail | rareness, and the associations con Gossir oy THs THEATR Until thia tmoruing, in order ty give tie to with them. General Mr Edwin Booth has purabaned land on | rebut the aiidavite di? hie beftotiert Che cane: | the corner uf Oil avenue aud kl atreet for Court Decisions. Neleon, of the U. 8 re Camet, ent |@ theatre | Bernie Count, Cwasnens—Jobu Ht Judges Harbour and Monorietf, of the Supe | Dan Bryant ia to play an engagement at | Loster agt. Paul Spofford et al; motion de rior Court of New York, have given: beau: | Wallack's Theatre iu July nied, without costa to either party. In re | Ufa cant of Diekan's “Lettie “Nell,” done | Sy ae Francia Rosenfield, @ lunatic; reference Thy Pickett. ‘There are many reliceto be | MF Mark Swith and Lowie Baker are | ordered to inquire ete. GJ. Hogart et al, here, ng which is @ relic of olng to Burope on the 2th of June agt Kufas ps wae 5 motion denied i“ n containing ® lock 0 intori has signed w co 0 return br Prespdesad Bator pa dod rem Nai a CUGtE NEES: 90m, Histor! has signed @ contract to return to | 3 eroaby agt. Henry C. Hope.—Let au thie clty to play two new p 15th, Mina Lucille Weatern will commence an | en September | « M ay. © io this branch of the Circuit u further orders of the Court, Bart IL | 138, 130, O74, 1144, 610, 536, 1976, 78, | BOY r Poy lentd Reto pels Vive baa eciarad the Miata bo be an sla met at noon yesterday, all the members | 42" 1565, 400, 1002" 40), 1684,"13540, 100s, | Be IA ad Daas Serpe ot aur fee Fe Meg CTT Lac tino tules eae aden te present. Mayor Hoffman doi | 1502, 056, Special Term.—Demurrere- aud was at rested Justice Hogan lnemiidaemiteety ce ne Tt bing auggested that some action | 1" tasuee of Law aud Fact Now 195, | eig him for uation, as Mary ia still Kesotead, Vat the thanks of this organization, | sho: takon in relation tothe market | 144" 6 102, YO, 80, 187, 184," Chambers. -. | CoBfined to her bed. ering orate tata wink, | fn bubject was referred tom) Noy ae oe br tall at Na, Oo : Pulled.—At the Jefferson Market Police common as above raferrol toy oe Reeckaee City tT Superior Court Trial Torm,—Vart I. Noa. | Court yesterday morning, the result of two Preeen\ enasied to sare ANely lawful calling withe | Of followin, wh Fae Hee. | highly aucceasful “pulls” by the police— But ihe letervention of Volce deep tiew and | We OMENS consisting of vilomen and abandoned wo- Ayraoay é ona que 14, 1423, sui, S084, men—were arraigued before Justice Led Tie Bian. —The blind porsous who have the city suthoitties 4 ith, There were upwards of forty persous applied for the benefit of ths fund appro to tue curvuaaie of the Awa | an —Part 1 Nos S14, 599, | of both sexes, exhibiting in their appear Roby: tha oii Gaunsil anenla'| ' 484, 64, O84, THT 7, $56, 621, 602, | ance deadly and degrading intluence of DFARIAE by ‘eae ene ev) 604, GA, O40, 40, 1242, 289, | vice, ‘Tho “establishuent known as the Dear in mind that this fund bas been tra G0, 186, 663, 29, 70%, 04, 330, | Rhode Island House,” 19 Weat Houston forred to the caro of tho Commissionors of 40, 630, atront, was pallod at 12'o'vlock the previous Ghanian ante ABuRy SHAT bs Tale Surname Court Cranens—Avotima | might. [thas long beon known to the po | \ lice as a bad resort. burwed by thom aud not by the Controller Macktey Contract — Lowest Bins Nor | ote with « , made | ns heretofore, | NeceSMARILY ACCEPTED, —Tho poople ox r ent, arrested the ; ‘ ag Soy ean Frederick Hackley and Benj, @. Mill to the Bighth F PaeanyretiaN Bro. —The Genoral | tress bar pre- | t, eceriok Heckler aad Henl @, Milter The following names were given by tu Synod of the Reformed vesbytorian of Our | notion for a writ of mandemus to ries arrested: Proprietor Martin | Chureb, resumed their deliberacioue inthe | | the Croton Aqueduct Board to execute cer. | Kinds WY ries Elisworth, Charles Brad, | edifice ut 22th etreet, yesterday morning ftieCom. | tain contraote for the couatruction of the | ley, Wiliam L. Reed, James Gallagher Gato House reservoir and t ed to be eracted Hoard advertised in the conatenetion of th authorized. by th sul ‘Oh WiKh @ power to rain dolray (he necossary expenan tors were the lowest bidders aud they claim | that they were outitied to the contract, | Tho defenoe is that there wae no money in the treasury appropriated for that purpo and that @ contract made uuder euch cir natauces would have been void; ai non The role: | b slid not com t bid. Decision Marine Covrr Tuiat Ten. —ALLeceD Composition o A FeLony.—Charles Kuox | agt. Edward Pierson, Plainti brings suit for ® promissory note for $125, given by one RC Silence to J, D. Bird & Co., en doraed by siefendwut, and sold by Hird to | vlainti® before maturity, ‘The defen: forth a somowhat singular atate of f It is alleged that in December, 1860 Mr. Silence wae arr D tind & Co., nd a half tolen from tolen, It is also alleged that through hie intervention of the plaintitf » compro was efleoted by which Mr. Silence agrood to give bia note ab sinty days, with ‘& ood endorser, for the value of the stolen | articles, provided the aetion discontin« | ued; that the mote wae made and endorsed | by defendant without any consideration | that Bird & Co, endeavored to disconti the actiou, but fuiled to do so in conse | quence of the magistrate, before whom | | the case was Drought, refusing to come into ‘A hearing. how i nd Mr. Silence was barged. ‘fhe note was duly protested ead notification of protest served on the endorser, against whom the present auit is drought.’ The defence ia, lat, that the not having beew given for the purpose of 001 pounding felony, is Void even in the hands of au innocent purchaser for \f 6 dimine | | pr tinstruct | that he had made improper proposal rauda with Spec Ried, f opinion upon which his dec Wutil after the argumont. Tho arguinent is set down for Tussday next, when the pro. esedings before the Comm! ouers will come up for review om Certiora t TRAFEITER Asks ty be ADMITTE Chas 0 Brock way was arrested fine on a charge of engraving aud counterfeit 0) cent fractional currency Application wae made at that time by his counsel, Exdudge Stewart, for bi yn Was based S. Comausstonens Orrtce—A Coum ro Bat. Davie and two accomplices entered the 2. The porter detected feated Davia, the othe: abandoning their confederat rf Justicn Hogan held trial in default of bail Embezzlement. Wen Cedar street, caused ¢) Ww. collected $20 for th S Dowd, and use | hin own beneat.. trial by Justioe Hogan Dishonest: Domeatic | mestio at No, 31 one o’oluck, Ufticer D Precinet, saw @ man standin east corner of Gold and J. Ho soon loft and crossed ove: east 0 Shortly ther: ner. | came down on the east side of G |n m Myrtie avenue, and wh ot, but not asl sing down the at who w, standing distant in Johnson atreet. them, Gold street, When msar Wil he turned around, and the o bout to fire, drew bi fire t missed bia object aud the Commissioner fixed b bail at $500). Defeudant’s wife, who, it od, keeps an assiguation houre at No. | 115 Meroor strect, offered bereclf aa ba Dut was refused by the Commiasioner, De feudant having since changed his counsel, his proseut counsel, Mr Win. B. Howe, you terday renewed the motion to reduce the | bail to @ reasonable amcunt. The motion | was opponed by UX District Attorney | Courteney, who pr of Murray | Nowe 8. nted the aftida: ty M for F the purpose of forth tl y bad, by hi time ‘in the several different State aud also everal of ition, Mr. ( ouer waa adinitted be p the officials in the urged that if th to bail at all, ¢ wed ate that of Holmes, whic wan vrder be drawn in couformity with momo. ‘Torm olerk, to be acttled suotice. Silas F. Kel Donald ; order to be settled on one day's notioe: see mem. with clerk, ei Hudson agt. Thos, Joyce; motion on Cer her foriner lover in the Bowery on the inet, when she ran into the store Bowery, followed by Henry, who etab choles ¥ George Osborne, James George ‘Parker, William ‘Garvey, Jobuson, Joha Dufty, Houry Brown, Harrison, Frank Lrodback, Joho hb Harrison, Philip Deg ristopher William Barker, Charles Jailrey, James White, Charles Cut tor, John Coover, Joseph Hurry, William Smith, Hertha Moore, Dolly Kelly, Carry Edwards, Dora Stanton, Annie Suith, Mag Cullough wud Jonny Roberts. ‘The proprie: as committed for trial at the General ions, while the other culprits were or to pay @ tine of $10, or stand com 4, one street which than the Five Pointe in ite worst 0 visited the same night. orderly house No, 11 Greeue street, w entered about 12 o'clock by Otticer Br ith e detaghment of wea, and the proprie tress Kate Backus, with the following bam ed individuals, were taken to the lock-up Joho Ford alias Dutchy, George Lawrence, Emma Lee, Bertha I, aud Agni t becoming ordered to pay a tue of $10 oF etand com. mitted uotil paid, Slung Shot, Francis Routhier, # Freach- man, was arrested yoatorday for oarrying » slung shot, with felonious intent, on the complaint of Jobn ‘at the Court of Sessions, by Justice Hogan Boy Pickpockel. Patrick Hawley, aged 10, and living om the coruer of Frankfort and Williain streets, was arrested yoster day, he having been caught pocket of John Crowe, of 0: he case the boy was locked up for trial by Justice Hogan at the Tombs Pockethook Dropper. ~Yos\ noon, as Patrick George Daly was walking in Bouth street, he was accosted by an un- | officers fai continued hia flight up Gold street, to Prince, when Oftic dist Precinct, who waa o locality, hearing the ery clings and until they a tion House, in Washington Myrtle. at the Station House, ii nized hin ws William T. Skid been uatil about four years to the 41th Precinct searching bim « pair of cloth eap intended for « keloton keye were fou lin took the w pital, where on examination that @ bullet had pierced about half an inch above the lodged in the br ‘The unfo ded man to nate man lay in I day Yvert ‘ud ornaments, the celebrated rebouuding from which it is eaid he hae me fortuae. oot aud has o at th crop, ‘with several fri is, and wh short time, and probably sup Skidwore turned bighwayu edly latd in wait for hi with whioh he had pre} terrible deed, Une cious out from behind a tree, whe: he waa cone: xa all ob abot down hia triond—for which oan be uasigned for crime, waa that of robl ceeded in his intentic the corner of Prince aud Will hin children in Flushing way. It is that living he treated herin t inhuman manner, while in app suspicion that her, ‘That belief, with ma contirmed At Jo'clock n before Justice Corn’ charge wu murder, Ho pleaded not « committed to jail to await U Tie Brookiyy BUNDAY SSth anniversary of the Hr connequence of the di the weather, the uaual pi ‘The exe of w display in the public a jolcod t Bu abundance of aweetmeat tuay possibly take place on casion, Sate or Wargnovses, — suction today. held at the buildings. ¥ UND Drap—M. J Si man, 48 years old, was bis bed, at the Union Hol street, yesterday moruing pears to have been ben lungs. reavling in Philadelphi tyokt charge of the body NEW JERS: The rexemat of the late City Marshal of Jersey day afternoon, The played at half mast during ¢ the pi at half-p N dence of deecased, in the ro Hall, and proceded to the gic Hay, Bells Clarke, Alda Kandolph,Mary | Church, At the conclusion ofthe ser Tho new village of Port Ri | Ieland has been organized | lowing looal office: Goorge W. Jowett, Alfred Mulberry atreet, tthe fiat Pre 2, srgeant Boyd and Patrolman Molo cauning ® fatal wo years of age and s manufac more looked in aud observed bit, ing that he would leave for bis home in a carried @ good aum of money Care burried on, when the assassin sp! he bas been for years. The only ment warehouses at Atlantic Docks will The sale will be | TE them, th runniog away ari te and the plus the fellow for Rowe, of ue arrest of Wm. P. Robb on @ charge of ambezrlement, he hn complainant the aame for Ellon Pickett, « do wae rota te harem ne aamguctarone: | MuKht Yesterday morsing leaving the honse nearly every juror called had read th with @ quantity of wearin, parel belong fivus reports of the case, and bad either | ing to her omployer, Thos. Kyan, valued at formed oF expressed an opinion, After ex-| $1. be was arrested aud arraigned hausting thé pauel, only eight jurore were | fore Justice Hogan, who committed Ler for red. The Court orde: trial a a mmoned, and adjo w mora BROOKLYN. ea being ready, the Court then pro: . | cooded with the civil calendar Asmaasivation ny ax Ex Poutce Brim US Crncurr Count —Tite Pavasias Ex. | Omast—He is Anmesren asp Henn rom TRADITION Case—Hantas Conrvs Gnasten | EXastnation,—Yeatorday morning, about the fist Police eon the north ohnson atreote r to the south oafter & man A atroot en about two yards from the man standing on the corner ewhat similar joud. The man root fell. The about 150 f ran towal whon the assassin ran up towards loughby atreet er, supposing 1 is revolver The fellow to Willoughby or Nash, of the th daty in * ato, th in the thot Sta eet, near fiately r more, who had ad an igh the City I it wae found his forebe loft eye and ® state of un and has het, Up \ alive. er namo was Willie hop Carr, an Englishuan, forty threes arer Of toys Ho was the inventor of wooden ball sred quite at Ne wife aud fiy a About 12 o'clock Monday night Carr wai of Mr. 1 t No. 10 Myrtle avenue, in co! homas Moss: pan, ile there Ski Koow poring that he bout him, ‘and undoubt han wir qun maelf for the of danger, M he aupp yaervation, and oh it appears reason the atrocious he would have gained would not have been ullicient to bave paid @ week's board. ‘Otliver Dyre, Livingston, Nash and oth wout over the route taken by. Skidt Tis tight, and found the airgun une No. 27, cast off was found in the area of @ Louse at joughby atreete avenue, near when bis wife ho moat brutal 4 her more, seems well, where a uilty. and was rial Senoors,—The ooklyn Sunday School Union took place yesterday, but in Kreeable atate of 8 con. ul of winging, reading the Scripture prayer aud addresses. The proceedings closed at an early bour, and the children, treeta, were re find that they ware supplied with i. The parade some future ov Throe Govern Am Ep found dead in tel in Liberty The cause ap: orrhage of the Deceased leaves a wife and family The Coroner EY. Nathaniel Bilis, ty, took place flags were dis day from all very many at the late reai- ar of the City Hedding M. E. chmond, Staten under the fol. ae Village Trustecs: Ross, Republi- store 72 Broadway, and engaged the at- tention of the porter, Christian Hassel! whon they attempted to ateal accused was held for | Sergeant Beatty, who was on duty | | Be Skidmore i@ a widower, aud resided with | jeaterday afternoon, he was | made against hin of attempted | although disappointed in boing deprived | \7 ot 2 mise ane alld propeller J The aulp ‘ fro W hole N AMERIC the aomipartiy ices that aye oiher over higher Kaaves are Therole. Ty wa couneeti i | Orrice mo. 90 Wine at To Ti led haa without fntinit Comuril BaG8— Hideo, Wee Mae Harmer to ey afecbiue fen. cing Bi SMEATER IMPROVEMENTS tian ea, before ‘red. w the oubile, ‘Paztiealar attention has been pald to the wante of fe Hare than he hoe of The Draft fives It great advautages 0% 0 any raf cas Ly i Arter, Kenny wager to Mier rr jell, Umpuraye & Co. May 91—Arrivet, sohr Rachael Seaman, fou New Orieans also bares Nestor, Taapanl. Un ‘ine ¢ bile Hernia Teenlor fie agunetos, May 2) bi avelpiiay echra J. Hork: Florence koge: Errived. steamship in fe legwoed to Hoary De Usdors & Co Repetto, aceite tek Nickerson, favannah tat Meteton. Koll, of and from Mambare 7 of Pe ere em Mach ia, rom 0 1 1, ia. or 4 Julie, SAILED. mor Arizvna. From Quarantine, « jeainer Ureas Hepadlic, Doaws, for Mio Domestic Ports Moy $i-The a will sai ite Baek, ry Met@uzas; Ade Foreign Perts. AN AND WIFE OR 2 be woll suited with borrd at "AN 0 Feat ines ‘ely are fe The Frame betw uctious (ham the (raiue ob auy othe: ‘ ke uy other M: fr eannot ume. oF PRE oer ical be 1 rabid motion ANTED —DASTERS AND ivan Yo! GENERAL BUSINESS. MOWER. THE ONLY SELF. LIN 1M fave been brought. L the cnatruction of the AMEKICAN MOWEK, to tunke ie Tie VERY Bi There are nai tly annoying to went neceeaty of cling the bearines | parsheulariy * Lins a preater control ovar tive Fin: y oth with Machine "AN! ANE: To ‘“ THE WORKING YTECTIVE UNI Now 16 promos an inet wet to the werking " r ‘seclnte, baragones Philadelphia, aft schooners Wd ‘days, potatos to eamad' wu Conger, Bhi ‘remior, Cap’. Morethew, from Ai ampion, |S Amen for a ome, Call all 55, in a weet WH Maro Street, mace tane lady, gracefu p Habit, and not even looking at the ‘young gentleman, urged her bores into the stream, notwithstanding that it tried to atend and paw the water with | Exciting Chase. So thore wae nothin we rush to the y lifting for it but « etmak d. The younge the skirt of hee forefoot. “Now, Mr. Felix,” said some one, " come ong.” Bat a slight ery escaped the lips of my frieud, and, turnit jast caught sight of pare ng off the aadile, as Bobby, right amber dle of the stream, began to ISPS: san, Me of ¢ am, began to reat May ¥ ad dq ‘of Hatveras, | ¥ 4 vere Vl fo waiting, od ethers | |’ an, Virginia, fo more, of Lubec. ‘4 Co, Belle. tik th aM, fe vi pr al Np Africe | Tid itera: mi ry be ye ! I 10 Ham) fo ju thi th M ov in BUTTON. 0 . meee '| (ty UNG MEN | ge! h Lalgneet, h ali atraight as an arrow over his bead, turned 01 fie all the atten UL of wo hi ge rid out Fare | ne ‘er Machine ‘uneven sur ea | E Monet, | independ. | ther way, the | up on hie hi Felix was in the he cried, in @ magnificent ri baving old bargain to t clearly com which was broad enough and deep enoug! form aafe place Indi Just ere whon Wo Kg dlegs. The next moinont Mr, ‘ater, whence he emerged Pulling and snorting like ® hippopotamus ; while Bobby, tempted by the current, wae rapidly making bie way dowu the bed of the river. With two or three furious plunges elix mucceedod in overtaking hin w: 1g hold of the bridle ny rerts ought to be ashamed of yourscih e. aitting when it ie all o to your ® horse which no one could you think it fan. Idon City we would call the trausso mo by @ harder name “My dear air," 1 obsorved, “1d byou riding as well ma horse for sixty guin and n't seem to want my looking after you. I bid you 7 . r O, Taay ughing ther good day cried Mr. Felix, in deepal Wouldn't 1 on r you. You've no more couac tld bear; aod it tall owing to your com unded horse.” Unfortunately, when be did manage to y hold of the bridle, there was no place either side of the stream for him to land, d he was therefore under the n Iking against the « willingly following. at my frieud’s a8 but a guise; for 80 400n aa he w punted he began “nagging” we be Serves me right for buying @ bor t having tried’ him fret. fdare say you ofa n't. Men of Howe think it rather fue 1m cious hore, Hem! I don't inciple don’t. And now, you aes, they're Laway before us, and i've made myself Jiculous before tlie whole field. “There 1 quite agron with you." “Do yout Do you mean to aay that one an of the lot could ride this horse!” Why, a baby could ride him.” “But i'm not a bavy; and now T supp they're two or three miles away, woh tter go home.” Mr. Folix was interrupted by the long, Iping whine of the dogs, which were g down again to the alders, two minutes thereafter—we atanding im rfect atilloess—the hare leaped frome w bauk and took the water gallantly louder grow the ery of the ity of rrent, Bobby very 1 soon discovered of plaintive eut at res ‘opposite bank. Wo wore several sooonde in advance of © others, who were as yet strugglin Tough the ewamp to reach the ford” ond r. Felix fairly laughed out with pleasure. How he managed to atick on I know not, In the porto Mequs May Buh, be for Bobby, warming to the work, wae de he A tid, ‘tr ws oe lay | termined to ruo, whether withe Heboe iH Kime l Lege Thue vs rider of without. “Hurral! o ves Soh AMSe | liz, ashe gallantly lesped 6 emall dram a about two feot wide, and azata urged om hie WANTED, mad carver. Several of the others had no ertaken him, however, and pretty muol line they were approaching @ dite! make several of the older banda look out The younger of the two was the first to make the attemptand 11 give you a lead?’ said Felix,whe Hea was close bebind her. Was Mdeuly grown i ¢ dip in the river, and th tion. produced a fever! seyen or uot Icanuot aay; but he rode Tult atthe ditch, Hobby landed with 1s fore-feet well planted, but his bind-feet pped in the soft mud, and my friend we meraault, found himaelf lying in the id on his back. Felix got up, looked ut him fora second inm bewildered ext second wae again im he been leas on risin ould bave 4 fellow, had ni ef, and that a aualler boy, who had beem Ling mamal! pony, was juat then creeping tof the water liko a hulf-drowued rat The hounds baving overran the ac ar the border of mamall plantation allo idern to gather together again. WASTE NO Ol! | the first to g ‘ed again,” be eaid, ptt drop to with # fue enthusiaem wantiug tn his wwf cheek; ‘nnd, I aay, this horse you sold me oon wonderfully, Ho's @ perfect jewel. Ser kece Ldacbiat aultecas hous coe ’ while he’s trotting; but in full gallop ® good rin again ! Mr. Felix was certainly in a stale of oot rable excitement. It nmr to ma forgetful of Mra, Felix— five of resulta, to signal self in the last rum of the season, ‘which | Not to speak of Lord Switehem | whose ae- eas Sar islet {aliedtew fos | quaiutance he had succeoded with uiioully makin, there were te Avr) of aev ereine enat HS DRIVES, | bors whom he wished to impress Sat Oe oars See am be thrown Te Sad OP) | iit e sense of t uertrian proflcien om tong Har, and cam be folded without die | ant it is hard to aay how much w the Pliman. ‘avoring to prove UE DRAFT, ond bas vo rescernists | craid cavalier, Mr. Felix opt douria simple aud. perteet in ite construction, hip; ho patted Mrwngth, with ighiness combined, thas | and spoke him ened to talk eclentitiontiy ab weather being adverse to the lying of the pated in ke | gent, One would have thought that Mr. fees eo8 | Veliy had become a “thistle whipper” tm- forone horse | wediately on leaving his cradle. Mouth Beeond ¥. oe th of A w es ful pu thi th it in Porter Wun Hiss, Gun Bele, Moon Bi At Bunrise, ort AN Mertian. Nm, CLEARED, Deckers Vere: Gran; Peimyres W Yaron, Mears dipiawally Ww altimore, Gloser, Quebec. BARK—Jobn Gris, Downer, Manes biaater’s Pa lilee Bedeha. known man, The, insisted ne be hea dropped & pocketbook, aly paid him S127ee's tier tissue paper end few pen Out (he MBowlgdwe oF oynoomt of (he draw. ies, the pooketbook ug worth 50 cente, No acgosta wore made 4 Clare J are Jeakina, ies ARRIVED. STEAMSHIP Manhetian, W. 18 yongers te Ht AA UA is Kine ses, igh Warer May 21..438/ 716 | 9 46 10 11 May 22..4 747 | 10 30 1047 496| 718 | 1 9 iL St THB WEATHEM, MAY $1, 1867—TH8 WIND at 1, Bost 800, codward, art, SHIPS—Andrew, Gield, Bt Joba, NB; Louie, for Matanzas, BRIG Delle, Bhapier, for Kingeion, Jamaica. marion, Reynold Perel Chalisnse, soeke He the 17a, oy 7 at 0 tlemanly man, Ieay, he is no gentleman. Bat lot him rave ashe kos; itis the last G. W, SCHUYLER Superintendent, | day of the season, and what should I care? “ | wi however, for the future, one who hae ae little command over his tongue as over his tem VERY PERSON TROUBLED WITH woe mh eas M6 should other Hi Kot and Myrole 9 ‘of Appetite, Naw: ‘au vail means try 8 bes DYSPEPSIA ANNIHILATOR. ss fugi to Hla *tarely pas Be | oy nae" ting on full stent. pavions, porely come out to aaton quaintance he could not have led off more bri time it must le confessed steed, nothing bei astire. Lot mo draw a veil over thi consummation of the day’ bad been killed and ¢) The bounds at leugth started another e nd were presently in fullery after 4 Rena beonele, MF ross tho ineadows. Mr. Felix wae ALM OF WHITE LILLIES FOR PRE. | ul to ah His misfor- eerving ged Vooutltri t | bh hay d hie] atleast for removing | out brankage of bone tional in her taires: f Price oniy 4) his admonitions of whip and spur by pat Away they went, over ¢ fine level ground, until it eeemed to me at Bobby was exor: ng hisown choice ‘tpood sud path somowhat markedly. they went and diteb, am id, while Mr ; was close uj beautiful run. end bad pug, with the spirit of a City mam, thy, ‘At the same that Mr. Folix, dle, seemed making restraio fied yh; erything boing in his favor. back in the os at vigorou though it between 9 pons The doga were now go) anin| tile o down bill, Ma ‘of expense, fe Felix being far ahead of the rest of the av and appreoricts spheres chemploymeni tres’ | field. caught » glimpse of the speckled ‘ae oreuples ty then heads and lege straggling through or jum pen ott ing over ® low qu icinet “hedge, and ott yr be: ame moment saw ltobby rise high into the tex to labor fore livelibond. air, The next moment the whole disappeare ad; there waa a abril ebriek above t of the dogs ¢ dainp meadow laud. And what was this could not be Lord Switchen ig auch horrible langua, loan; N choles V r iller, | Fouls, oad himself, ana ay ices tae | ie W ; Com mii c everything in terme whic! ‘ ‘ wvmy ' ‘An L arrived at tho hedge and looked over, Renee, ne he oF the ” scinguler tableau was spread out before = ——= me. Mr, Felix was on foot, disconsolately ‘TATE OF NEW YORK, BANK DE | wiping the mud of * newcoat; Bobby Re, 1866. mile off on which made hie thin, dry oad ort: the hare wore willing a return home, When Bobby had been caught and resto, od to bia rider, Mr, ellx observed to mie,— “'T consider Lord Switchem ® most ungen- r. When Mr, Felix returned home he was quite triumphant in his tone, Ho informed the rosy little lady that they had killed twe bares, and that he had witnessed the death of both. Mrs, Felix was quite charmed with this new pi root jof the grandeur and bas horee of yours,” said Feli And, 1 say, whi: Chequot,