The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 26, 1868, Page 1

“VHIRLY-SITH YEAR. “NEW YORK, TIT IRSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1868, PRICE TWO CENTS, FROM WASHINGTON, | Stet sustice, chase on the wires c FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE CHARTER ELECTION, THE RIGHT OF CITIEENS TO POLICE: | snoved nian off, my brother voing of tery qucitaple | A FLONTING 3 FEARIUL END, = on ‘ PROTECTION disposition, uk al Mr. Buetand; nee . ——— Breraonn, Va., Nov. 95.—Chief Justice Cha “oun, Nonsuations Last Nebr - yorty came hatncen them, and 1 weat | in | Bette Harkin, the Backer of O'Naldwiny Bpectal Di spateh to The San. this morning decided that the “iron elad onth” Ptr ieee Tommany—Assistant Alderinen—Firat Dis. | Phe Assault on an Lditor of The an Trtat | them cnet pascet the belt ed had Peisties Killed-several Other Persone Injured ere Wastttxotox, Nov. 95. | should not be administered to Grend Jurymen, the Rebeltion-Manzauitto Ate | Me! tnmer taley, | Second Districl. Patriey Ly of the Policemen Vetand vc againet Oh The Orlein of the Adalr-Pest Nertew GRX, GRANT GOING TO RosToN. as Mt rather hindered than furthered the ends of the Insurreetioniste-The finan Bitte Meson Malte MBiaM Dintrekctoeae Wewime | At trials of poticomen yesterday, bofire Com. | nea my More, sid wich lan Melt corn peri Led + tikasl ina Hedsoh' sé Gen. Grout has not positively fixed upon the | justice, ecntes Repulsed with Heavy Lows sk fon. Slath’ District, Lawrence Seventh | missioners Bosworth, Brennan, and Minwerrs, Patrol | iatng an Lent tay be he neighborhood « anal ond Hudson streete time when hy will leave here for Boston, He will, A new Grend Jury was then summoned ander thie wish Hetweoen the Tr and fasirrece | Detelet, Johu bs ti slap oe ret, Eds | mon James G. MeCom cud Per Lee Mond), of the | Usterr Poota eam y the corner wan greatly deturoed carly yesterday morniog by (O however, start rome dey this week, returning to | decision, aud will only take the onth to suport tle | tloxt é } Re ten i: Twenty-seventh Prectret, appoarat to nuswgr a | domo the kroumt bo usted what wis t sounds of a stenggle ant Aght whieh ersanated from New York to romain there Mouday avd Tuceday | Constitution of the United States, &e. Havana, Nov. 25,—Couat Valinasoda recently | ¢ charge of improper cow) Charge; noturally the etuere supposed Mr. K an nndersround ealoon, and ended in murder an@ eat, Chiet ustice Chase in bis decision exptoined that | Male a visit to Manzanilio, On bis depature the | Dirtrict eentn Diss | oar, daaac \ ENOLAND, cor 1: appears (hot Pella Larkin, the backer Yalawnt In the ease, | tue altaeking party Ny tio way he avy things when bloolshes DINO THE XATIONAL DENT. Je was the additions! oath presertbed by ¢ Insurrectionists attacked that town, but were re- filet, Paty a Sits FART | teatifed that fhe was an editoy of Tree Sex newer | Megame ny the oficer sail Bs vid, at ot | of Nod O'Raldwin the prize ishtcr, fit inclined ate The Hon. John Sherman and family arrived toe | which Is to be taken, unless the Court In tte pulsed with heavy lose by the troops, assisted by the | teenth Peper; on the motniog of the Th Inst, abont® and all. talktug:) Mr Bustant waa verg | Ite hour at night, or cerly tn the morning, to enjoy day, He will again introduee his bili for fanding the | tica direct otherwise, Me added: Scroplew at tak. | FUDE Of the man-of-war lying in the harbor, TN Sernand UO: Nolll « ineceenth District c'elele, aftr ihe eloxe of his bors, was preceeding | mach eretted: Crier Mecom wtrnped, up and | Mmecit with kome frends, and afer visiting Peter ational debt at a lower rate of interest, Iewan | {'< it expressed” Uy some uf he Grand Jurors, | | Several prominent insurrectioniste have presented |B Syekana s tewentieth Diatrishs dices Cmuninggam, | down Broadyeay, ou the woaterly aida, on bis way to | S:het Bist wat te wales Hr, He 10 | Mitchell's saloon and otter ploces, they started foe wanted ug token hy eh ie | the ey City ferey; white passing down the | guidanid the chool tru’ | tock between Fall and Dey he woul wat nseoalted, without Warning or provoca. | bante an tq for the re 4 Ges, Li ae : ; ma aus Cul Kquolited for the re | themselves to CaptGen, Lereundi and obtained | Aldermen—Wifteent’ District, Rleliard Coope ow demand | Pardon, eyes teenth District, Jacob C, Zubriskie, ee Third Ward, MeCann; Ni we are satis All the aceonnts reecived from the lusurreetionary ienened oo Friday's Beventcentt War cn th between then kta" ' reed tie barr eatt | Larkin’ own saloon, at the corner of Weat and ries down: he put hls | Charltou strects, On the way there, Larkin prov Mer or neck. anlentt | poset that they should take some supper together waned at the close of the last feasion and pocketed | sponsible duties oF their f 7 the Presitent, He te confitent of betng able to | to inguire whether the public interes srerident’s | that the taking of it be required. An Oesin prescat it and earry it over the Hresident’s | O77 thas while the matters aMrmed int are pr mie thine fob Mr. Ei Tparties wonkd have to go to the #iation house; veto, c20se of challenge tn particalar ensce, the ende ofjue- | “strict contiane Mrorable to the Government, Ucnnesacy ton by a party of three mea, One of whom | Riel Bopland eatd he wae ebiing fc And they went In fearch of some place of retreats MOVRMENTS OF ADWIRAL FARRAGUT, tice will he hindered and defeated rather than pro: | ‘The erews of eeveral men-of-war, waking a total of |), Katien! tepeblican--Asstatens A i lL talvanced towards him fa font and struck at « heoMirer, my brot ment. As the hour was Inte, or rather corly, mont of oied , And secondly by directs ¢ ninte- | 160 men, have be r Thi “ Welles, To-day he called | No neh special occaston now exists, and inasmuch | COMB’ MS Ntsc raf bend Bebe One Créats cas fore nara WANT 10 the | a2 Gactecdutred number ct Oead Jorore have vot | Prited a party of 400 of the revoiutionists, who fired ven to the Jckuey p Rwelith | deavored to seize hin, white the others came up Kind aod aewisted In the attack ; Witness was on. the Fevtanrants were elored, nnd Larkin, not being Dwiriet, € ! in the best of hamors, and somewhat excited by M Gor Peter Bow cevvlva Republican Assistant Altermen.— strert E turned and w ‘ armed, and believing (hom ty be thieves defended Ceived by Of Manor, bovan to he greatly enraged, and deceanted upon Gen Giant, and from there went tothe Navy | **, be Veni 4 any is ah saa c oi District, Jumnes BM sae | Dimaclf as best he coll; while ensased with the at my fo an ereit On the edeets prodaced Boperthhent, Where be spect some tine ia company | yt been sworn, we will order that those who bh feveral rounds upon the troops and fed precipitately, Distrie: } eae see oad br by een aworn be discharged, and the Marshol will eum | he eailors then surrounded the buildings whieh hi with Mr. Welles, after which Le called upom the magn aa ther Grand ste {n thie teual manner for | been pots i ive toe eeenee i ngs w i " in bis charge to rand Jury he spoke as fol- ied c President. lows of revenue trails £0 horees, aveailants, Mr. Eedword dones, eapiyod on night duty at tie office of Tues ito Wiee pa his Way to the foleeraph ostce with a dea came tO. bts assis 0 would hase to uke oie up th the atation house Ly Commissioner Bosworth Did Mr, Rngtand tell Onticer McCombs when le exo up, that be bad heen the bxe © ln aad the Barly Closing J THE CAN SR OF Tax TRODR: thes from plies to place along Fladsom Mauri ‘oclations, ts, and eaptared i teenth District, Adourned to-night; Sixut L oy te Me i ® quantity of smmunition, and Cor | Patrick O'Connor; Siatconts Distriet, Nichoiad | (nS Wires, ns! * hua ‘ ‘i h the assaiiante were driven «if; at tals point Otesr | Assauttad? A —Nedid, U believe; he sald he would + withont avail, the porty, at about haltpa aun wend ina cisGh eR} Seyeee Pees ee tie wene. | Fetpondence of e padiie and private eharne Haughton, 5, Fonda cate up: witness requested him to a complaint, : to the morning, al last ardved at Attorney-General Evarts ling given the Prosi- the iabd cries Gat 4 cluding some taken from Government messengers 4 ag BN ay et 4 nh Mermen-= | arrest tho partir; he said he could not dy uh tem Sovgptatn to the efteer that yom had | Canad street, corner of It ‘an opster saloom, deai'an opinion om the eight-hour question, whlch ts | unde cues the’ revbage are fragse wees ti wevaial WeskK sae ict, Stephen, Koberts 5 arrest theme without & warrant, Tt_scomed | been axgaultes Tdid not say 1 tad been ept by Hugh Camptell in the 'bacoment, and in O'Dwyer, ne who eats, din ° nitnmed wiineas, n tery extiordiuary | salted; Lmercly anid to arrest hitag Laid Hot tll | places he also fount closed, Ha, however, a fot entirely in agcordance with the decision of See: | Wody of taxpayers, And no one why cule, din ke, a piemceratie’ Calon Assistant | Aljermen--®isth Oras lems iat an obtore wi thet titne inte wnoric. | the oblcer why Leranted the arrest guage, (nate tight wan burning fnside, and resolving te Setofield “ jay" Mamas’ denen hea ll by 7 VistrictDPatrick O'Conne tt District, Jone gto tell a citizen He could HOt arrest Md anyhody complain ty the officer that he | fo longer withow! hie i ees a Gree Gua ane ark, have oy Sevapes, vaxanon } wearerce (he ui Lhd G. Maveinnd; Dintriet, dune Mack. | EE KAILS Ciuinan thal be conill wot arent aAMLtY | sad’ ween, aegauited cnerpe ates Roeland? Acct be: | anise the cours” The secncone, her oa stern ri yal gt ible ch Bhasin che we rrr ihre i euinte, Werehte, i 1 chopiungine ‘ dermen—Firat 1) eA Macinttate And petting a Wartant against | Hove met: when The party on. their way to | Wat answered With an inquiry Of" Who fe there, Punse, it discretionary with the Department to pay ake wroughiy, therefore, | Loxpos, Nov. 25.—The Times in ite editorial | trict. Jameq Haley, damen Grae. We never eaw before; ihe arcont falless | the Mauon house, L vakt to Cmecr McComb, 11 | ard what to yon want Parkin replied Uint if tp eran tyes 17 it Is found that the same amount of work mat Pesponsiite. potions. Tinse who are. tay. on the tubject of the elections, ays that the | 4 edical, Repabllcan— Alterman —Thled Disteicts | yan thar eame wot bave since keorned wos Umcor | were taken int T would lowe my Tad wot | party insite ait not cpen he would breaks id in eight hours as formerly In ten, worthy will welcome inquiry, which must turn to | Liberal majority in the new House of ¢ their praise. woke: Thad no co: nt oficor tee any viol vee taword Mr. Baghod, | $i and hia ted to « ept taking Lim by the shoulder, and saying, | the closed A nversation threg: dinar trou Will be dismis mn will | Mozart School Trastees—Fourth be 117, ‘The defeat of Mr, Gladstone for Southweat | White, Seve Yard, Thomas ¢ Fonda , Tesultinn Astinetly in adm's on of the party, FAL OF CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICE *etute wir Ward, Dennis J. Twigg th Pie A * Come to tig station house." Larkin and Lis two frien is ordered supper, and sab nerd - The sam of $2,000,000 tae was pad on tobacco a N be aT WT Cin Vareat | that 1 wae f ty, Be ‘ Pe 4 uf peer, Raion of tescler* General has given no opinion as Fee renee ca cee goe | Lancashire ts mainly tae to the local dislke of the Ait David Begs, Tong ere ae VN hee | oned end oak festa sth gBeCams Wich T sald Fwoutd arrest | down at x table for that par Mi campy Fate Von as to the right of the Sceretory of | the nine months ending on the Ist inst. Irish people In that district Reenty tres Ward, Prank Q. Carn omer wl ap mas, Mr, Meron not gor beran preparing It tor tue pen exiled The lust Oi’ remove inapectors and other Custom darehannei nicl Specutotion Ie rife in regard to the composttion of | ,Heliool Commiasioners: First Disirtet, Timothy | A. initauces, a hia who Ewes, ant r Ue objcetod to hotng | Vartendor, and nftcr Larkin had’ partnken of Eocner ee OSres ds ocean rials Mr. Gladstone's Cubinet, Tt Is considered,as very | Firennan, Mecond, District, Witton Sill load | et iim tom MeCwuth toh are, hs eewiay atl mar "The color puevinins, Aunaxy, N. Y., Nov. 25.—The testimony of Dr. | neatly certain that the Parl of Kimberley will be the | journed to to-night, BiMth Disirfet, Wro, O'Donuell, | MAKe ters netic: Tineieted upon tie arrest and on Sir, Png k he brocahe che Sapper mae wicetivgn came to a sudden conclusion to-day at | Frank Hawtton, of the Botlevae Hospital tn New | Seerctary of State for Foreicn Ati i Sixth District, mo uowlnattos, Keveuth District, | ee ee mnie Locll porcticed tn detetetion tre. | would have to got mae ¢ E did | atiase the Hed, and one Chari W ke Treasury Department, by Seerctary | York. taken upon the former tral, wae read by ibe eld naelote srceeoniventin London tea Wasting oe oe re areenst oF these ue Se aaineate | thoeticer wo any sioienee, ant did mat hear | aw Maraber inn the preee ouor ost the Tre fe abthy loomed respective counsel, nis How under com yeti inom - mie Ing Toaid Twas willing Logo to any violent Tanenaees F hn been to the | friend wever, up to tals time 7m apices ordering the doors closed, and giving ull p tail ico ot ipais. tad De Wale ton is now under couriterat Boys 1a Bley <fevess Aral mate the ch ze: hy a aba us hy the en | heatre that night, ond to sevens drinking y att ~ aucuy fond Merks permiesion to leave, K Hg! : i EER z % told bina to maleose ine. and ineiated 0} ry my recollection ds etear as to what Thave ow | tho, i 6 per eenta lempeter, of the Utien Leaatic Aayinm, new wit PRANC A large meeting of the Boys in Blue of the | ating party betug arrested tnotead of my ing | ot suppose my wind wasas clear then Win co. lange Findin 1. Akuveral muilions of the thece pay canis: were Fen" | newsen on the fart of tho defence, were orally ex - Reveuth Assembly Distetet war ‘held tant ev | dragged throughs the stiects ae a ertinal: he | 2 Tiave known OMmecr MeCoud foi ne, the bartender Joined ia’ the alters pet cork tocar ames yee Dy ek ‘They testified to the change tn th . Novi HGH their headquarters, 0) Fourth av AVL De. | told me te ehat my head or he would & rn that post; he ts neenstomed ta com 4 the dispute vecame. both T Por the relief of merchants in St, Lonis, Secre. | SMINe ey testified to the change in the appear. | ranis, Nov. 2%.—Me. Rurlingame and the other | fiogan, tho President, ia the ebair, Win. Tobin, | down: sntecquentiy, wien the afliit wae into wy stores ble ORiees Know my Licther by sight, ye. Berigan coming for For the relief of me a 5 I. . i f Breney Mtecetionn. bes netvorined the Atsbtent ance, conduct and conversation of the prisoner dur- | meniers of the Chinese Rusbaory ere expected hers | Bowie tiny Gnd tke prisoners locked wp, berstated! to capes aha seu and ODay. ry MeCulle orl e Asals ing rind since the war, In the later part of December, er the transaction of s nittne basiness, | raid he would "Tock me down ; vaged me or MeComb testified on his own, behalf that weit seats and Asal furer in thet city to well, motil further orders, not ex: atte con eel sought to prove by the latter witness : pee wichita the Toit swing revolution % ee put and wnapimeu ly ne distance; Tfnally got Lt letsg ase hie bot | mea lh g f ek w thin drow @ day si uel Hak Wee sporters for the | {R¢ Causes and ciurasteristics of insanity, but the rs i of me, ond we walked along, the Ie my asanile | a rner oF Cs shay, tis fated nspead Mba Ld kk to importers for th Court excluded it for the reason that & ‘suficlont HUNGARY, at we heartily en the nomination of | antscon one wide of Oiler Met fon the tir 0 ;rnn na tp to D. y payment of customs duties. number of witness had been exunined upon that ~_ lay other; Lheard ong of Ue three who atvcked me, leer Fonda B. B, Rollins, B. Dailey, Joseph W. Haye, L. Pow. | point. Vestn, Nov, 25.—The Croatian Deputios were | taken to & dy ered to prove, In oppositios h Hisure a wase, pr @ra, James Welle, and Henry L. Jewett bave been | MF Brady ten offered to prove. in onponition 8 | sanutricd to scote tn the Hungarian Diet yesterday, Tht thee evar respite ferminine not to be n tia to the tant Assessors fe i N cholia had ves a te commit Lomic --- eg Hatening ve, Ny wee Fr brs ot he bey ah} th oe appointed Assistant Assessors for the Third New cholia i y Aline tee maunit Lomich — David Lynehy dohn Nugent, Kobert Ieaffen, aad Masgt, pulled dhe trigger of the 1, with York District. PIRE CF widlay, the meeting adjourned, rhe wel pall, ie latter, howe r. Xa ‘The President bas appointed Cotand Powell, of psoas Mieke FB aida vanced, the bullet w ed by him and he wae une 1 § the. a a arlkl) en He hi fe a Weuatiaee, Coneclar Haet Bexley, Puiklind 1ainis Place of Am ue Born Gorman Ratifiention Mee a hort, Harkin then vetted a thle knife to dotead to Bil a vacancy, (ouserer Prranenema, Nov. 25,—The | Amnss suceting of the German Demoemer of ‘ com Mangan’ Carter eld, “1 want yon ew eumamed two niteation Ot tae lo fends: Tear Wi Giarunaeienns biee iit Gad as wudderip | Callowhll eireet, betow Fimth, known os the At Ae Siatewnthy Ward yas hatd Lat neh at Ast Weat v fit ne nie Tay ult tike to Know t Clean atl O'Day, or they ble, by at once getting Inte ny sud hod 4 wenty ith etree eis pre ti He 1 A rapid interchange of hlows, and their Gate A letter received here from Admiral Porter ibed cises occurring rdens, and ured for the lowest class of theatrie | a qed ay. tary, and brief ad@resses were made | k ¢ partion we vd, a Geol wilh boll eacrey 45d Neloralastion ‘Bumee shows that he now holds in his hands, ax treasurer | Ub der bis own observation at Utica. Three cases of | performances, was burned thie evening. Iteaught | by Mr. Lamb, the Democratic aominee for Assistant | insisted upon his bet nt out at ‘thems to ray, the tires wnat have been too busily employer f the paral monament fund, about $12,900 toward | Women brought to the Asylum under the influence Of | aie in the scevery, nat previous to the comme: Aldertoan, aller which the meeting adjourned, wih | MeComb ow necordingly vent out, and | if you don't E with lock the whole three of ve to notice what was going on between Cumpoet iM | uflding a moo iment in the Naval Academy grounds lin Were referred to, One hed her tn petri AM pope gte | cheers for Hall, O'Gorman, and Lamb, shortly after returned with one Of the | he sald, “No you won't 5" Dsaid, * Yea L wilt; 1] Paria, as thele face and bodies yesterday, plalaly, ¢ tothe memory of the satiors and marines killed faat's brain oul, another drowued ber Infant, and 8 ment of theperiormance, The andience ceraned un | ideas brothers; ithe | two, brothers were locked | te nk Ton by the collie jhe offered reatsta showed (hat they hod fought fast aud furiously > " thi o infant with vioicnce on the ground, | hart Nace formerly c riously bad . third percon hae not been found uh nad OL htm» Hite rey he sul a Mad ot chowe Toe whom tht te ‘A man sudering under tue same form of Ineanity has not yet been ascertained, ‘The surrounding his Convention met last evening in the wigs | jy eitiven'a elotiios, and deste that L_wenl! not tet yon gos" T took one of Larkin ant Campbell were now ¢ hand tae voluntarily requested that he might Ue confined in ‘nge wore damaged by fre and wa wam on Forty-slath atrect, betwoon Seventh aud | prosecute him bute the Conmistoners, enying that | one side and uncon the other, and we went down to | pain tera dtodhy atevaelo: thos wen ree glosalog es scintns eel, the Asylum, on the gronnd that he had an ipreabst - Fichth avenues. “Mr, Sin in # Noyce was eatled to fle was placed in en eintarrnsaing pooltions that he | the sation house: acer L mad the ellarge acaltat in the light of the lamp. While. th 5 able desire to in own graudehiidren. He wav In Nowre Mooun Sranet.—Last even the ebatr, and Mfr, ANHIF® else ecretary, | keew eho or more of these pai tle did not | Mr. Engtand of Wisorderty conduct, the sergeant Larkin tripped and fell, and Cam Ovr Government has been officially informed | #0 confined until his recovery from the disease, ‘The North Moo orcasline is (xe ba | Thereapon, Judge James H. Welch wus unanimously | kuow me; Ttold hia hls conduct bad been tn | auld, "Bo you. tis ie Me, Bngland te tntoxleuted f°? elf upon ee, endaave ing to strike that Lord Stanley and Mipistor Johnson have settled | Witness expressed the opinion that » change of char plod a s Oo minated for Justice to Ail Place vacated by | eerily violent and unbecoming an office Taald, * Coie to took at hin now, Fedo not think he he knife, Larkin, during this aff Fee Une Commision. for. the sdjudicetion ing feature by which to determiue P Ad to be caveed bs | Michael Connolly, and a Committes of three wae op- | deemed my duly to proceed fa, but he bad that appesrunce when I camo ap ab 0 handy eee en cialone aril eit. fe Washington, “The | the question of insanity, and Intunated a beliel that | $tireicvs use of matches among cotton bales boloted Uy the Chiatr to wequatnt him wit the wont | beat of my ailty aa Go Har ast tat the, being aw he Gs y excited inan ya quick movement, shifted the Megoriatinns ae to details are stil ty progress. ‘There | this change iu the prisoner was the effect of melan- | * 4 Mer Wt ef nation, ‘The meeting then adjourned, sutyeet to the | then hey er; on the way th tl «Thad kept wy i ‘hiand and fought on, bot , fe nothing in the latest udviees (0 couse di eholl ReE a Ghana Saat Fine ar Tariry Reruorna.—It having been er. | call of the Chait, 0 ST shall pre ft Howbotde that wed away; A went | hatants grappilag esch other without ‘uttert the two Clovernments will satisfactorily. err ‘The teatimony of Durve C. Chare was rood Thre. | roneotsly stated in the reports of this fire that it was for several A nk AUIS cry was gected; Latkes eiteinatice for tbe adiusiement of ail matters In to the despatches between the family of Gen, | subdued, and aferward broke out again, we are re Twentieth Ward Demoeratle Mecting. Thad hat i Gut the he was etabhed, aad eprang to hie fees. iapate, Col. RB. Keeler, of Gen, Rousseau's arrived In this elty last evenshe with the Gene ol Ninth av veel, to ratty the nowtn nd Kiclard O'Goruan, A platiorm meoting Inet evening at the cor main, upper | gad Tinety roar’ A. ‘akey Hall ‘Cole in connection with the Lullding of a | the whole ceiling an Mf, | wind-milil in 1806, He was abetracted, imattentive, | hall, the Chief Bry 5 | and dejected, Couley, Foremen Me timbers over th neer, Dintrict Engineers Orr Cardey, Whalen, Ritten, Moore, With desperation, Meanwhile, Campbell dealt alter blow, some wisslog and’ others. taki J Wnul ct last he aimed one that eutered the el of theeirenms | heart, and Larkin fell over on a bench, it ts | deen thet wight" At | Thad been tn ing omce unt Me. Helmbeltey bves det ined toan rey j that was tne only way Lo! by batting Mr. Ky 1 meted ab, tne. corner OF the 6: mosie was | wot been n ke the arrest without stating Feport of operations ta his command ; also, hie "The Court, after some conversation with the conn. | Quackenbush, and several other obteera and mich bya band rockets were fired off, anda | wnusually Inte hour in { the breakage | sancos, aud Mr, Carver Insisied Esiould arvest Mr. | dead.) ‘The slight of blood ecemed. t0 have aro rt upon [he recent disturbances. in. Le tel, decided low each wide six Loure cach in | Were for time buried in the rut nd were all | jarge crowd was picsemt, Several speukersaddress. | Of Our stereotype cutting nppar tus England. ‘Campbell to nugovernable fury, a8 he still contin hese he delivered today to Gen. Grant, ‘The | summing up, to be apportioned among tle counsel | more or less tnyar hat being then shut off from | Cy the audien K Whom. Were Itichurd O'Gore |. Qe-Mave the elreuny tooces ofthe aesontt been |” Ny Commissioner Posworth-—Did ronal bimwhy | to strike at hia antagonist, stabbing him in sev : Colouel also bad latcrviews with the President, the | a» they prefer, Ceuling the fire on the floor where {t broke out, | tan, Mr, Hutelur Hil, and others, ‘The | inveetigated before a polic feet A.—The axeanit | he w ‘ou to nvrest Mr, England t —1 donot | places, and hacking the prostrate Lody of the Becre'ars of War, and some of the most pro- The bora Will occupy several days yet. : f rides ere hee from the n of of Cia alld ‘op wae od that the eily Would roll upa | Wasadiatted Ly tho accuse, dhe eaclere, the Court | Wink Tald, butt took it for gronted; Tatd not seo | powerful mau, is Brinent, members of =JWongress who have ar ame Court then adjourned until Friday at 10:20 | Ingon porihwent eo fide way and Thames | gyority of 70,0.) for the Tammany wominecs, fie desirous of ip aE exemp Naty Hunt nae tet Me Kuzlaud w is rated iy any vray, and one of “A. Weeahed 40 Sib AIVALY. “ ved here, giving de ? 0 i pipes the alley, aber st repre: ntatlos ¢ been made of the goad eyoung wen bad Ms month bleeding, % . | sonal observation Tn New Ov'eans, all of which —_ 2% feet wide, on inculshed the fre from t's | A enh Ward iueetatis Ratiacation | {uitacter of the accused, It Ienleney woul | other Was bleeding back of kis head; Etook i that | All this while, Ann Mines stood looking on at tha could not weil be included in the General's renort. | The KusKluxcKlan—Martial Law tn Arkane | artial bridée, to which unusaat experiment the con aorta # | bee bovter course, anit thon-h dostico Dowling | Nr Kuglind was ns inach to biawe as any of thers | goubataata her terror being so gicat a8 to depeteg prevents that the hostility of the white ing the fre to.a single tour of that extensive bulk Meeting, Was in favor of soning thon up for three m ait no 2 that the Carter who wade the | her. o motion and apeee ople of Louisiana generally to the present State 8r. Loris, Mo., Nov. —A apecial despatch | 16 ¥a¥ due, aud by It the love greatly lessened, A linge ing wos held nt 206 Bighth ave. | urged that, buying ecw aireany coo fiued for charge was int ted, but L noticed that the other | strazgle between two men, both intent on taking j Hovernient 1a in and Intense; that w Lidl prdvag Migiedd Beh iekerie PY Be. Lovia, Nov, 95--12:90 A. M.--The brew: | nue, last n to ratify the woltine | days, he should let them off; but he tusisted upom at | wa! the life of the other; but yet she had not the powee Gen, Houssean's command daring | from Little Rock, Ark. to the Democrat says, the | ery or Frit & Walnwrigh tis now burning treionsig, | Wook, Hon. David V. Pryor tirand | Least imposing a Mn. or Sagar aly Manlerre—Did son, tak the lest | 10 move an inch, snd wae only prevented from Air lea, It wan w saibie ¢9 pr Legisiature have at last got a quorum, end the | with every tal destruction, — Th a earigues and” if , * "yt epee eeapten ibe 4 ald fo and makes charge | ing b; otic iat sho GY wil points, Every disposition of ; : scenes Peta Apes gai taries, Spirited 4 Kdvurd dover, @ youre man cnpleyed we mea | ogaluat Me, Kngland? A ho wala be would | trade of the bar, Hi tood there so lomg Bure Was taken to protect the — people ” leet cae ag hae sand barrels of beer in the vaults underneath | Copier Fined. Buckling Capt, dotin Thy na on the worning In question he was p Mr. England Sidnot; Edd not transfixed to the F facultlen, as 1 Wert Pltheir richts without regard to party. other outrages commitiod during the last Sur Moh it 1a thoug® The | others, Mesolucions were adopted Iudorsing the Inay, near the Locw wt her he hist or by the horrible scene beture ber. WRepublicain dd not generally voto. -becwuse | months, Martial Jaw has becn proclaimed tn several progery, which it de Mhoughs wil be eaved, The | risummany ticket MCA Fish ont and altempt to kno fy Commissioner Bosworth —Did Mr, Rnglond : F | Wi were atvieed not to ‘attempt to do so by th counties of the ycrpic| troops orig! Ke i i hai T ne prep " land down; 1 went to, assist Bogland ell a who peneat A—He val iia wae, was ' rary! srg ing een Leaders, who believed that they could not vote with | there ty. “the yal men sand vem, ; nchool Conventlons | Cen ut ba comers enue up, Me. England | England, and that be Way connected with THe yout o'cloe 0 ty to their persoun. In this opinion Gen, Rous. | Klux.” Ts jernor tents Tiridgo strect, fee Terwilllged whe aralinnied aa; Baliook: | rea rao cate up te arent the | St stopping their own fight, eau concurred, but with the means at his command edlen | Hanover street were dest Commimnonee ta ts hilcan Goneanit tho | party; the officer stood still and did nothing; th Q.-Did_he tell you that he had been assaulted {1 t d Campbell, Finding out the stag he was powerless to estat! hadifferent order of He recouumends w fund- | g. Several swore re Punt School District, end not ae. Trustee, am was | second ofleer exwe npyand Afr, Eagland mide te | the streety A.—Yes, slr, of nititrs, Choy made a tush for the door ; but it wae things, Cicn, Roussenu was ia constant consultation | Mg of the Siate debt, A Srey | Jone is $7,000, whieh ts fully innare erroneo reported. Mr, Fichcr, the nominee of | same request; then Ofer, Move we up.ant | Odlecr Fowler testilled that bie post was too bate, ohice were already in’ the {th Gov, Warmoth and the other State authori The Legiviature has passed » low approving of the s A M, N ch BI | cy also refused ty make the ur England tae | etroct from. Broadway to the river; when hee When the oficers entered the saloon, Campbell waa Fee ee eae ee eter lat conte | Goverace's declaration of martin! nwua eleven eoun- | | teniaustanp, Mars. Nor, $5.—Charles linia) Monisy evening ada mecuuut of busines® | fisted thuse men should be are aed; the thstaficer | up he anw Mr, Eighnd and these young men; try | still steiking at Larkin, aud had to Le dragged of met thelr wearin, approval. Ao Me Mocs of tes referred to in ls message, | pn . j maa Sees aie aks ihe eontaed fald athe did not Mua up he would kiioek M dwn g | were fone don 4 Mr bey land : ated to iene main force, He seemed to have cone crazy with t lasses in New Orleaus, | Col, Keeler etates. thy Aieithan Lats ae | rer lis Can ventinn senguize Officer McComb; atu Hob ecrtail ds to Lid | Oey parties, and Wanted me to arrest them ; they | € ine ‘ fp to tho dite of Gen, Siertiaan's wssuming charge ‘The Feutan Conurens PVR whit yale other ‘ a aes anavde counter charces; A told Me Begland t3 get a | dimeatty, “the body ot Larkin, was removed Ort of po Ma ore one eer taa' nitces No | . Puttanauenta, Nov. 5.—The following resolu. ats jemorratic Republicun Meeting, mnitio the toanuli, dil they dens It? Ac—Noveies L | camonnd wok charge ef tue caset Mr. Fogundad | ner ot West ard Charitva strects, and, the othed Mate hate occurred, ead no city bas been more | tons were unanimously passed by the Fenian Con pais F Tho Democratic Republican Assiciation of the i that was ead, to me he Wouldgo to the station house aud | combatants were taken. a9 prisoners’ to the Tw ' Orderly and quiet thin N leans since that | gress, In joint sexsion of tke Seuate aud House ot | Proline @ Comrees Ta te | xintiy Ward met at Lebanon Hi, Gro. W Morten, Meta mahmee tn ylang AV chaage did uot ask im wheter he | eigiah “breciney uation’ Hogae rhey ‘gave i re fo Honesean 00 10 most. search ‘ A mateh ree in fi Beqda In the chair, and ‘ollinng welling aw seer 17 Apt won very violent, + T stayed antl tle parties left to goto | names ax Hugh Camphell, Wiitiam MeCieam, Peele Miwon hes means FO ee nea ng | Heprescatatives to-day: haruess, for @0, exme off on the Fathion Course, | tary. ‘This Assuciition te eceeted in ite views, mid | Qe What was tie eurdibion of these youu Hien as une; the omece hid Me, Kngland ang | John Herican, and were detained on the eh ape of during the recent wouble: el says the Resolved, As the sense ofthis Congress, that we herchy sterday afternoon, between John Chambers’s | supports nominees of the several portion only ws they | pe: toateation? A.-T did not smell liquor yi the Carters in custudy; the other walked bee | anaeder, David O'Day was held tor assault and bab ts wood fou) for the reporis of organiza. | tender @ general and cordial javitation to all the in own littl bay stallion, Hickory duck, and | are considered honest and eapable, ‘There was a | upon them: they could walk. pretty. Well; Ewas | hind, tery, tnd Ann Mince as a witness, Hons in New Orteaus to help tie Cuban insurgents, | [SP4ce4 Wirtom favelts brown’ mare, Lady Wells, ownery | discu muon on the mcrite ofthe furl eaudiintes now | about ight Behind Mtr. Bnglatd, proceeding | | “bi oetetom wii paki ect ohallslanpaattigy Ailving. These horses have tro ‘o mitehes at | in the field, amd the ai egven Sten THE PARAGUAYAN DIFFICCLTY, this i ance previ we Hiekor: Jack Winning | the Kaecutive Commitice, to report on Friday wight, ner Manierre—Where woe Officer a Togh Campbell, Ne prop pine of U4 “ wat Sovern! unofMell letters have been received in the tho first one, in harrow, and the maro the —— thine of the assaulit A.—Tdid not W OVEMES badly beaten about tho head and body ‘Wort. ( this city relotive to the Paraguayan difficulty, It has oust, @ horshy Reoond, 10, wagons, | ThS present | o1 Mr, Shaw Doclin during the 8 hot until wa hud MANOR BOLONENS fie Was ant aba), tbe Dod ise re A oe ‘ wish aud Fi i Ap ii he hesor 0 decid point as LI clair Te hutrina ubtica these asvatlants; then the officers . slightly injured. J of these tne % pee eat seek aeah gga sewar te AES ETD NON, Hees tie fers F of the two; but instead of | profesni Millon Cliy t Teicha bu lcage che snc p ‘ ee tite The Clear Makers Strtly 1i8he’ danceronaly hurt, but sill the injurles j 1640 VOoKO'H to have returned, as w JAMES W. FLIZGBKALD, Sp. ofore, driving the race, the reapctive My Dean Farexp; When I accepted the no Lig Ontlecr MeComb—How did Mr. Fi Tho Central Executiv mnittes of Cigar | Campbell may be considered of @ serious wature, eeen by the extracts of @ private letter | Represeutatives. were to handle the rivons over their own nation of your Convention for the ofice of Conpsel | the tine Makers, composed of the t tives of Unions’ | ‘Their wounds having been dressed, they were thea from Kear-A is, The Information received re Tire peels Sere sate to decide the rac to the Corporation I was unaware of the false and No's 1S, 8, 00, and 7, of this efty and Breok- | held to answer before the Coroner, ! } from the M officers al maw hat from previously Arrest of a Smuggler. BaKeey jack, WhO was the favorite at ti seurrilous attack which bed been tusde on me in tho lyn, tet at the Turn Hell litt night, for tae purpore A previoes Row. ublished ween ’ on, ¢ shoul have Rocxtaxp, Me., Nov, 25.—Depnty United acwmany. Couvautlon by one of its members, else F should! Lave Of further discussing the prospects of tho pending mptorily ascilved whut, othe States Marshal Weeks today arrested Ezra Turner | Fas Hapraiepeepreta ielerake uric strike, Mr. Jokum presiled, and a full dele. Jettor in «lated Itio de Janeiro, Oct, 26, 6 Previous to going to Michel's, Felix Larkin waa engaged In en Altereation with a aI vortin, ortes on Covrsm, LL. Wednesday, Nov, 2.—Mateh | an honor aud a compilinent, T still, in view of that Aa a (he officer's arm when it | gation way present, Tt was reported that | named Harding, in Harry Mill's, about ‘omseinang ‘ Jal division on Uile of Isle au Haut, on the charge of smuggling. ‘Turner | fr $e" mile heats, best three in Aye, th harness; own | attack made in wy alaenee, greatly prize the nout: Desa DiAy GAs Leta hla ag Mes ng LF fee hi ie a Ca te Her, | whic Wells thought ( had written, Lares 4 Bf tatintef PAN SiG re truatary dean. 1214 | nation as un evideneo of the coulidenee of the Ite: | Hy Commis ones th—Did_ he ha | doy to, mew om strike to teavo the elty. | gave Harding a blow, ond then drew & plitoh en Mf ora W. Loveil’s tr. mm: Pady Wells 21 2 a] publican party of the chy in my integrity and cw caesar, vanding ta 6 d J > strike | with the intent £ following up the assault, 2. ie rene ‘i in its akin testifed thot | obtaived employment in i 08 that pleaded guilty to the | manufacturers yesterday ; “0 pacity. Ma Th en You well know h oo9 nok Delon Tuesday; ‘ing to the | for the nee of Hsery Hil Limself, @ and 1) 00 | murder ‘ompt mony sed by Liewt w divided in opinion many of | le was one of the h nn tha anat oa asatull on Mr. En ae On BE sont | Mam gig al Travelling. cane Wave, boon | Tye ae nigh huye bean somualtieg ten sna. tire 1 with various ‘our eonditie as ich you don’ beeued yu Monday, D 'Vuewday, whieh with | ening ccoaaata cally eine | he caving ino wey last night, | Parnde of the feeend Brisnde of the Fire iMate | senfemtee”aaptiog Mat oncurrd? 'A-"No, ery | tied inura yen mance te Awa Hota | eM, peer ne curing, the, de and evening, aad had Hilgaten of ce is, as fore xauple, | so fir as develo skilled and nin et ‘other worthy | nothing wt all, clgor makers arc et Hout or employment on account | tree Lakin to a row with som wo. yienen gone SF ¢,Conml: | injared. ‘The work of digging for bodies is atill The Second Brigade of the Fire Department Conve neatly. tavor aucts Had you been drinking; is that what you | of the strike. Rae EE eat Citas man @ ho mba aot neaie enh ing prosecuted, and others may be found, paraded yesterday morning, Line was forn His, that Das earnestly oppored them, be- Je brow beaten, even by a powerful fellow such at uet. yesterday wa ¥ Lnion squore and moved at 10. o'eloe Ving ws 1 did, und do, that wl our eflorts should be tostified that he wow on the Sourneymen Clear Mi ix was known to be, fr Aduilral Geo. Ran Tho Pollara the procession b 8 Bronawa combined with’ viber drganizations, Irrespective of war prevent wien | qe e} ra of Jersey City have hold an. } R pel ota ee he inaueat | Moret firecta! ‘against “tho Tamuany It wewith Mr. England | yy at a cy eae ee bald bs THR PORT MORTEM EXAMINATION, FP Siom ny have always heen very rumor, Nov, 25.—Tho jury ot the inquest | before the Fire 6 anijority of the Curycutlon were fou fed the latter not to | IMformal mMeeing vad decided to holt 4 gener | aay was expected that a t Was to be hel ee Einimatatay a mE | on the death of Mr. Pollard reudered thetr verdict | broadway to Ca A street, L early day, to be opposed to Uils latter course, ere ant ay for purpose of ' 0 at tho Twent on House yestor. large assemblage had co. @ :t0@ h avenue; fortning w county protective poclety, Au efit wil be made to being ail Uh favor of’ strict party nomination:—nowinati tevideo, but orning » his de we hands | Shenues Twenty i ut | this morning that he came to his death at the hands HOt onthe tre at boat Linnet, now lying at cent a ti fen iy. His thterconree fourth street ceently returned fron akers togeticr ow | UY tho ela » ree, ta tw prose sion (areunlion ; arvund the premises, the majority of whom were eR apes wen eatinalt in all of some person unknown, Gront is still In custody | Unton equare Hition of polltical orguntzations, in, the ety, to thene | tiunner 1 that is Sial opcaslon throughout the sounty, ward peliticus and sporting ten, ‘mostly tlewag hort, it Of the Most Important patieul ‘and will be examined on # The order of procession Was us follow who. might Fe them, and valuable iu'no other acceded to, Withess’s testinony 1 of the decer ‘Awong the number: was the fe fue Nie ela vid alt f _ — Division.—Kifth Regiment Drum Corps, Chie rospeet either to the nominees or to the party, With en by complainant, Bricklayers No, 4, mous Ned O'Baliwin, called the “Irish Giant. tho r month ago, General News by Tolegraph. hed by the colors this view the Convention determined besiow ere now whoily patrolman of the Second Precinct, is Society held a regular mecting last even- | Ht. F ho arrived at the pluce of t sols a FemNIAR oitating: leak oy at Millnian’s Hall, Mr, M, Doouy, P Ma ol, Knox, Morton, Bobon, ad Joba Lyuch i, 20, aud B, Hoon yo Rt a examination on the body, and i Ladder Cou ot it to obtain perfectly A lady on board the steamer Sarah from Mo- tho compliment of the numiuetion, for Coun. Homutil Lappronch more tira: owt ‘td Falah grounds of he 7 aby: i Petia yt rel to the Corporation on me. Tue per currence Ofirer Fonda was there, and Mr, Englond | ant ‘Me. duu Haggerty, be Wey ree hea | found Gce wound over the leit eyebrow oue und @ tothe secne of war. ‘There haw been atone time an | bile to Kew Orleans was rublued of Ge on te 4 Dlctaton.—Diatriet-Bogineer Brandon, Knsine | WHO made the seus riloun, false, wad utterly umtuund: | asked Fonds to arrest the two young amen; ono of | members were ateRte MLL e cin erty AW | alt inches in length, extending to the ben's with effort made condenin Lopex by exclamatory deuun comp Nos, 1,10, ei aud i, Hook and Ladderceim. | ed attack on my cl ter ‘wid intoyrity Is, and the soung tuen was cut in the mouth, and was vome | Workingmen's Union reported. the dings Whe fracture of the frontal bone and orbital pate, & lations which are now gra ally aytag he proposition to loan the Air Line Railre pany No.7. would be, ine: of injuring the reputation of avy | bloody : Ponda thade some objecttonss 1 do net | that body, ‘The budivess was purely routiog, aud | Portion of the frootal bone being detached ; further, Adiniral Davis has not, on stated, mode | gy 909,000 in bonds of the town of New Hay. Third, Dioision.—Diotrict-Enginecr Nernard Sheridan. | man ex pt for bis notorlous aliliavious with the | know what they were; Ewald they had better goto | «he Suciet t a ee arta wound six inches from the left nipple and foas application to the Secretary of the Navy for an adai- | Conn,, was defeated on Monday Engine Companies Nos. 2, 16, 21, wud 2; dow d Lal | enemies of bis party, and the candidates of the | the station house and rettle it there; OMeer McComb velely adjourne y. from the armpit, metrat Phy 433 shen Honal force with which to procced to Paraguay, He | os cai beukeman on the Northern Rall. | Uf company No.6. “Hting, which enavle hin to secure @ currency fur | etepped up ond asked what was the matter; Mr. ta. ea Aud hearts passing "entifely throtch tue. tation uae suficient number to answer his purpose. road, was killed pear Canaan, N, il. on Wednesday, ‘The men und apparatuses presented a fine appear: | his fe through @ partisan press always eager | England suid he wanted those parties arrested ; Ido. Carvers, t astah wa ae a below tho navel, and a stl ——_ Te ee leritaoe wire brine! » | ance, Mayor Hotlnan was expected to review the | in the midst of a short and exciting canvass to not know wll that was sald, bul OMeer McComb sald A regular mouthly meeting of the Carvers’ As- | wound to the left of the spinal coluina ; also, se MARINE DILAITERS, ¥ ; : brigade from the Clarendon Hotel, but he was una | culate them, Tf do not complain beewuse bi he would take him (Englanid) » no they took evening at 295 Bowery, the | scalp wounds, raged ond Irregular, ‘extending te phil issn Aboy named Campley, aged 12 years, employ. | ble to do b»—being confined to his bed with illness, | journuls will publish such matter, It is their right, | bold of each other, Said Ome ce McComb, * 1 will nde, in the char, A | the bone ; anda fracture of the frontal bone, and aah edinadrag store, committed suicide in’ Philadel. : fsa Beh |. perhits, as party ethies are now uodersioud | tike you down and lock you up.’ Sed Mr. England, w ment Several slight incised wounds on the leit band, Wreek of a New York Brig. phia on Tuesday night, by swallowing @ drug sup- Lacrunss avo Maetinas.—Mr. De Cordova, the J practised, their duly to do 60, if it will help thelr You won't ¢ Aidt, * ly Went off together, uatal routh ‘Yao physicians state that tn all their expertence ox, from New York for Galveston, with an re aa eaaim Ake tloced Kurkiee diesaecs | Planchetto " at Pikc's Musie Hall to morrow evening, | tow it mn received deprive’ the eouaplia oy | pers, excited manuer tA. ly requested | and last Wednesday evenings of each uouth, Seven of the above-mentioned wounds wei + aes Bane Nernoco, fue we | wemete the special order for Saturday. The bil | Gen, Kilpatrick will deseribe “Sherman's Great ee ee ee ed Ad Dh tore AG Ri ae SU eae dered fats), gay one of them slone being eumcigs te Sota Brock. "No lives were loot, ; to olay the collection of debts was discus vf __ | Mareis to the Bea’? at the Academy of Music, Brook- {and useless trouble to counters than aman woul uaturatly be who bad Been A] |g gi sot; c o Con cna M Coroner Flyum impanelled the following jury: brat The Rev, J. Jones, « prominent Methodist | tyn, on Saturday evening, polls. pauited in the strcetr) A. No, wir, ipecial meeting of Coopers’ Union No, 4 was | sing zyaeb, 16) Leroy street; James Pay, see iio tenis clergyman of St. Josepli, Micis. avidressed hineon- | ayes Literssy Cluster” will glve thel 1 | |, Ltherefore tender Vack to you, and through you to | | By OMcer McComb —Did L take hold of Mr. Enge Hist eventuy ab tho corner of Broome and Pitt | wich wirget; Charen TL, Diamond, 101 orl = o " fet gregution. on Sunday evenins In oppos:tion to the rary Cluster will give thelr sccond | tye Convention, the nomination with which it has | land when Tfirat caine up? A.—No, air, Some con. | streets, to hear reports of the prozress of the strike. | John E. Watts, ial Chariton struct; dohe Fiynne Bostox, Nov, 25,—The schooner Nautilus, of | reélection of Senator Chandicr to the United States | entertainment and ball at Pike's Opera House this | honored me, boning (nab you tuay And some suitabie | Yersution passed between you Bret, He requested | All the members of No. 6 are now workin, full | Brondwi they had previously | Hans and from Rockland, for New York, Chriries ‘Sika, 8 Chariton street yd reenwigh street; Chetetopher O'buaaelle 8 as run tuto | Senate. evening, commencing at 7 P.M, candidate who may be induced to accept it. you to arrest them, ‘They inade no denial of tue | prices. In tive shops wher cecenemeaimeet tat speak of our worthy and. most exc Assault, een employed at lower rates, ete demaud for nc | Macdougal siroct | Jame Iinawell, Wing skreoe. last night, near Tarpaulin Cove, by the schooner M, arr A pictorial and pootteal lecture on the Chivalry of | yiha'ctP'Snyur with ull conidence, and cial iane | Qld you not hear me tell him not to make so | ciety pricos had been complied with. “Areport'wee | ‘Tho body having beon viewed. by the Jury, the ime C. Mosely, trom New York for Boston, and was cut The Gamble Case Agatne the Seriptures and the Buttes of the Bible, ilustra: | for hmm gest.’ it ts the duty atevery Itepublic | mush poise? A Yes, al. received from Lockwood's shop in Fifth streoty to | vestigution Was. adjourned Uuill Saturday sherncow down on the starboard side and lost her forcast, | _ The body of Mrs, Morgoret Gaile was on | ted vy pavoramic paintings, will be delivered by Mr, | ean in the city 10. Uo, und a» I shalt tor my successor | EQ—Or cise I would ‘lock him up? A.—You suid | Wie effect that he had agreed to pay full prices’ It | ut the Curoucr's oflice, It will be buried om Friday * 9. ‘Tuesday exhumed from her buriol pice in Green to the nomiuation, Very truly yours, you would take him down aud lock Lim ap, too, Was understood that Union No, bof W. urgh pone se Gamaging her, to the eatent of $2,000, One of toe | Woon cemetery. by consent of Ieglsirar Filles, of | Bavvard at Dr, Dowling's Bleecker street church CHATLES P. suAW. Q—He sald bwhould Hott A. He said no, you | bad taken no action, Several members presented : spa esata FEE oy tne tee or see tant Mite MC Sgealy the Brookiyn Bowrd of Heath, and conveyer out of | this evening, for the benciit of the Sunday school of | New Yous, Nov. 2, 1968 would wot luck tim up—that he had nok done’ any | elalws for waxes for tho time lost wile striking for | Sale ov Coat—Lowsa Paices.—Mr. Jobn Hy Wes bud ius dauvaged. ihe Nautilus vas tomed | (Re cily with a view of takini It to Naouct, Hock: | the church, Mieco ee, AT sa a AS Mae LO Hicks Hiehts, whlch were allowed alter cous dovablo | Draper yesterday sold 1,000 tons of Scranton coal, Into New Bediord to-day for repairs, lend County, . y hubsequen| |, fortthe benefit Commissionuns oF Emigration, —The weokly ‘tt ely ‘ OR ANREHORS those officers that he had been assaulted, an ud make a comp nber | —Yes, wir, coger to. an ingutat to” be held by the Coroner of that | The Ladies’ Fulr at Tammany I gpunty, hh bony, Wanvears, alls einane jn New | of the Orphan Asylum of St, Vincent dé Paul, aul penart of tule ‘aa: ork’ city, nnd yesterday moruing Coroner Flavin, f aon and eve: om 3 ‘alba migrants arity Ship Abandoned at Sen y sémeriay morulng Coroner Flavin, | continues afternoon and evening, rom to 10 o'clock, | gerived. tice couaecied with tue pr At prices considerably lower than those obtained las@ pdr atic month, ‘The attendance was large, but the bidding The Gorman Upho Was not very spirited afler de first lots had beew 1 phows ws follows: Nomber of 4.ty Nov, 18, 1668, 197,000 yo ab, iis; “total ant against the pi p ARE RADeS f who originally 61 if L Noy, 30 u ito | py Oficer MeComb,—Did you hear either " Livenroo, Nov. 25.—The Louvre, from Que- | yeas, appiied-to Registrar Sled for permission to | TH#8 Kectsren,—Judge Michael Connolly ap- tam date jn 1-07, eri8, R mance in Bank, Jan. | those young wien wy th they would make peculiete men, forming @ protective association of | #old. ‘The following are the rates obtained yestem bi] for Liver 0 abandoned at seu. The crew take, chargo f te body an 1, be Ing At back | peared before Judge Sutherland yesterday afternoon | $541 Riots ihe tA Mi fore sed aeaines BT Teould not say positiv form: Holltnat held ® Beat sneeting 8} the poctal He day compared with those of last mouths iad arrived at to Broo! 9 that he willbe led to . ogiste: ol ihiy-r aed fal 5p O60; toh an a, Both nen Wei rom Soll bas Which wis malaly devoted ER aes I RU A A a and took the h of office ws Register of the city | tation of pas 6. $5,988.60; Lotul, $540,191 , Ay Fk} (oo transaction of the usual busivess, and th brine d peased, TU Now Hampshire Municipal Elections, Sh aenyet hs ' Dorcuess axp Coremma Rattroan.—The | bh Dover, Nov, 26.—Mr, Brewster (Rep.) was re- | pretencessthat. it e understanding. that it iy ey een asunoan.—Tho | ba i " Fea ee paris but, Insteud;ewar now | laying of the truck of this road, which has been pro elected Mayor of this city yerterday, by 113 majority, | HuOuld Ue Dulti Ot Nenu vaguest wan'dented’ vy | greasing very. favurabl ‘that | 8nd county of New York, ) grand tot, $4,151.73. Dinbursemente us per | to’ how taken away under false | 1OUs we ts Ww No 14, 1905, $406,970.91; | the nee, B12 ,911.19, EWwisl Mistake fs likely to be interfered | Of the United Sut alle i Ay On me t cl fection of the organtaation, which 1s Fo) rae att co tee ety heen drinking, 1 | tvorsbly, Several mew. members were Initiatode ha daviat there were plenty there to attend to the aduir, Paid | 28e trade, it wos reported, is in a fayorable cyudi- We tiah congregations | not seo McComb olter to strike Mr. England; tt ent tho like the Roman. vite, draw | ofticer held up his club as a1 7 in would who Ahold As ee ‘The City Council is unanimously Republican, he Regist A the body will therafor: fy fe their pulpit suuplics rom abroad, ‘The ministers of | of a prisoner, Heard Mr. Englane ie wor 4 ys % 8c Frank Jones (Dem.) and the eitigens’ candidate, | locsestion or the Coroner of ockland counter Phia | With The Commissioners of Highways of the town | the furmer kui |i lv oF not bing of the Kegtis ian: | (tht station uous bud prehee a aaae ge seit ES | Nor aT at eMieeedh COE to Gaawwan Scuoot | a rant decline in all slaee except steambost eeal was regiccted Mayor of Portamouth, ‘he City Coun | fe ecuiine essen The remulte, were origins | of Fishkill have sorved a votive on the Dutchess and | guage, unl wsbora herelearn aud speak | pustien, Ha, ereigen ‘wate had yea rans drciag i a Sine saeene Samant cil is largely Republican, brougiit from Roekiand county and buried in Greeu- | Columbia Railroad npuny, requiring the suid | #oglish, and we Hebrew or German to * fi Did Mr, England take hold of the oMcer? A. | 3, on Mudso hut Teoula 108 ‘The boys o street, corner of polos ESS wood Cemetery; subsequcntly exhumed on suspicion could not say that Leaw him | the seliool, number! {7 teaman, (el from the deck into whe hod huich an'extent a» (o vecome proficient tn them, there Company to show eause on Saturday next why they antent ab to bcos , fay Bwwere yuthered in the Lorge | hark Gem, Ipim o 1 that the Woman hud beea poisoned, Her Wi a {9 & religioun coidnes wo by the young people | have hold of the o person or clothing ; they | ball of the'buti har bud Arrival of a Japanese ¢ in California, | iii'stines were taken oul and given in ebai bf | should not be restrained from laying the track of | toward ther tewlors. This a stra ge anomaly thut | were protty close toxethor, "Wiens tind no euver- | i. L. Southerland’ the peineroal of fhe aches, tote: | tcmrankina i Ban Faancisco, Cul., Nov. %4.—The Japanese | prot Doremus, who made an analysis: and a aica raliroad A dha blahuew al Macaaeas: In this city Uire vtv Dut three Buglish-apeaking Jew: | aaton with Mer, Knelsa, celve a visit rou the Hon, & 8 Cox,whoteaves o-day | the rear of 18 Consul to the Hawullan Government bas arrived | which remaine le brine erred ab pi Manes Appear CW r ret | imi Sy Gul pewel piasabiy An the ban Vaugtan Curie, cinpiiyed ata drag store in Broad | i627. M. for Barone, Me, Cox wis accorupunied by | pillar failing Dore hy the atermor China, to look after the interests | 1 aHucr uiter being exhuned the aecond time, PY Air ata Araddsns Pirie A tear fare ee | faut wile, en irvgitions, bros. Way, near Fulton stres tw, testided that fie broth tis wife and doughter, and nade # short address to | Warr ‘bf the subjects of Japan, residing on the Sandwich i panne aay form of ar No. 40, Secoud avenue Hn jot f) make’ thant hry 0 oF HebFOW OF Grrman. An ine.| mansgen to Got bles re eee ie, faaaeation | | the bore, Bill of pdvicn sud wel oad, was Tunas by tap suncende the ton of Puande. fo is velleved' to be the Grataatve sent tw | Stnnax Dears.—George Weber, agod 59, of | of theventh sivect, und tcl the trant'whecl go ok Clie usht i be awakened upon this’ subject | way; while ringiig the bell to get into Hg ring were also made by | w sleeping ear at Fort Washington BSoreicn country by Jopsn (0 assume Consular fuse: | 60 Kast Tweilh viruct, died suddeuly” yesterday | over the ten wim, crusling itu w divautus wasucs, | Herey49 (ual w cic son AteniGau Vous may by ed: | trother stuutited buck Ire Gae ead Cushions he a | tue hasreaia ee Soureel alta ceneini Ce: | feasl x etoiaen nat Goat ame Vous, morulae, Boley ue Howvital, Wowted bare for bie mumistes, Lite Oot Lota Br, Muviand’s aoa’ and Me Bowland | chorus by the bove, rhe indy eacbers.” Mount Sinai hospital, - ae