The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 8, 1868, Page 2

THE SUN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1868, i a mene ee ee — to divo into the reasons of things. Doos he | tor to Rugland, THE COMMODORE © afraid to denounee it in Aiting torins? In either Horace Greeley for Oi o Wim at a messenger from SUNEEAMS, ADE CASE. Rovember ho 8 helto treat thete Arent Lo exeom ‘ pe A. Th Sitell, Meate's count rowa es Not aco that under onr presout om it ean | case, by theie wey rilones, they unconscionely Prom the Springfield Republican. ronal fe tacit to Pitraytonat "8 MTREU s ” The AMAavita Submited to Fudge Kuihere | Pesidvely re rant au i Meta ther are very scares in Pitterlvania, Hoon's NESE THe Lyi Thompton Barteeese | ho only exceptionally that wo can Bave ey | testy Wo the “amicivilized wociety” of the ae idos te happy one, and tho couatey may | andthe Hearive Postponed aatil Fo- LO hl rae | jant author, Gail Hamition 9 ay ate ie rage : ‘well congratulate itself should itever be tea ined. be ly fone and that pe # werk of | ’ LAC > Loucastare Tass, Blogant ry, | but Very mean mon for Judges Sout. day. waeric Faterviows t. Me me tea Widow 1h ew Yooh | eT homer, 26. A aOR ni pondbinivik Asai Gaal naman How refreshing it would be to huve Mr. Adams's | Ting ease of Commodore Rickard W. Moats, | hebad mit eon oh Waits | “Cuceaes patios fom ace othdewn We | EW TORK CIRCUS 110 tty OpDORtte Academy of An Extraordinary Verdicts 1 48, from all aeeonnts, might Delon to | eonrity yet over eold manners, and the supreme eittle | ot Oc corps erantsd to ring im | 1,9 Coney erent Ou Usa utce Pa ' Nosle-Chilerctiag Slvr Miter and Aerobate, ota the ahha | Lores, oF the Orinoco savages, oF any other of the | ess of Reverdy Juharon, followed by tie substantial, | t.ry¢@ he Court from the Moomiusdaie Asyla for | fee quate’ , ' pp eee 5 | Maltintes Wedace oy aad Saturdays, at 24 P.M. Tho Jury tn the caso of Gen. Oxonat W. | jow specimens ef the ta for any signs of cieitl | fraek Wenrtines nd sirowd common seuse of | eetnasueswyere he is aow colnet, did not come | OF mde Tt a of Gloucester, Masa, i} PMTATER PUANCATB.—Geneviive do ut. Natt with munlering the alley. tation that find he fi ‘ t1 | Horace Greeiay, ‘Tie Mngliah would Mink he ial a ‘ ste | , cailnet seventy-five Inet goor, tte en Patna noducer of Wis wits, have brought ina ver. | the Union Ae rb a eve hiundeod and | 7.008 MICK RE fret, Dut he would fret grow then | UP Tor 8 Nearing seatenday, se woe nalie'pattil 00 | ee ment ne nl | Nips hina aecepted an offer DODWOITH HALL, we Broad wuy-fee.1h Vors! aN | ice of acquittal, M'they bad contented | Bhy hpiioea ie aan At bie bed teed Mond fovaeck ee eee pesto when ihe euliee pendiog, The com wee | tint by reson of ilk | ef Lait bicarii-< airgap en Joy ¢ysdied ; ‘ ? | a wor ict for him a pop Hi Pape ‘ ands tn Rewiou f fring to y PIMENOLOGICAL MUSEUM, 69 Brosteay—Noon- | themaalyes with mersly giviig this conclu. | world, is shandoued to the ran 1 plunder, | fatgenee among el elrenes of the Enctwh people | Sree antil this mor a A beat | Bite cxtnvel, gurare.& e<Hooth's Nhentre sill be opened with Romen day Lectirvet at 12 e'eloe't. | sion, without seveatin ‘ vi 1 seal ts hein’ thin wid ost va the plysesan went by Jadze Satverland to ascertain | orivinal wilt, of Pr/eae corpus wos preated i be ph siis PIRES OPERA HOUSE —La Grand Dacione, and | 9! Mt revealing the rc nig by | the lawlessness and brutality of the wiltost g Was no Minister of yurs ever Ind there. Cotabicilars Seoude’e Sbbead danaition Wil #4 | Mater on the Sat on Oct 4 restoration of the Shakespeurias Harve blend, | which they came to It, the public would have | Of frechooters and murderers that ever inf The Tnglishmen, who cone over to toe Ameren, | hig oplaion, and setion will bo taken thers. | lepanieat, 3) BOWERY TURATNE=After Dsre, or Boence no right to find fault with them. Juries are | #1 Jail waste the soil of a mighty a rarely fall to fad ont aut appreciate Mr. Orctley. | ange by the Court. Foliewlag are the rein ond | terviewa with tim have. fowsd Tim f Towa has mors than doubled the length of itt i Wa thi i Dickens, Hep hh Dizon, all krew him _ ti i ' | pativondet , A wow Wns more ti , } | #Wworn to cocide ceconding to the law and the | '"0 seh thing as law in oll that Inet, Tes eee ae anidavite submitted to dautee Butherlond epan whic | AN tattonile amd wiv lly fa frou aby ruts “sgt etheall lin hese os eon s = 1 peopled, for the most fr y fiercest of the ina bn ely, to hele feel We bse acted thus fer, ‘Tin {Gin on whiet the Ss 4 § aol, Michizan, Mimncrota, or Wiseonsin, | woidenad, atid fe Hone’ Bie ee t they | Pevpled for the most part, hy the fiercest of the | Well and reser ee eee Me Foeh0s | ve tune acted thus for, va pul ie to bia peivate business if he i fur : J . ; ! lace bo presumed that they | conquered Confaterates, who ett, drink, mud | ! cir own hearty Kinaion way. Mr. ti Whe | gentt wan mem ter ix made by doh M. Gtortino, ond | nOued, and ie desirous OF Lacieg. hi © mA tresty has Jost been eonchuied with th | do their duty honestly, Alben ith avin In Chole Youidh,-or Pateg = | SPO81 of aturdy seve: and etabt meiply ; that | He t. riden Town sh hb reteien rtotes that the | Seri, oF oe | datovares of the several tithes representing the Siz ' “ ¢ | But the jury in this Cott ense have an- | wie have no judieary ond ne duck Kotch—each ae er hv “aon vd tt Conn Was niaerd In Wie cvstods it | Rati benmees” Ww Thay eanten eek hen | Natlons, by whieh they cedy to the Gen-ral Goverus | fertekon to ray that tho ground of their ao | man uniting the two offices in his own person, nk it is their strong point Ja charactersand ; duceph Low bine, her ong & dt becn dentod eceewa to Afr. Movie, and DePoriers | The Hoxton fetin Yohout ia the oldent Inetttie Tie dtuee for AY | awital of the reoused i# Iiis insanity, and am | and always ready to buat dowa a Vaio man and | tery welcome it tn ano eof Kinwiie | (f.8OM OF y sana ubicwnds ne OF Ue bad bated he, noone Met | tion for edacetion In the United States, Rareetab- insanity which began and ended with tho act | hang hin on a tree for the fan of sccing him dic. | Mood and Rngtisy capt } er bo Urought Lesore | The amasvit then mvors tat bee’ euomucaent iste | fiehment wae almost coeval with (he settlement of » ye 8, of killing charge oT ign of evil men and th lest pacions, | Mr. Greeley stands in @ position to command con. | cent of comapirney : DAY, Du jof Killing charged to be murder, ‘The mo. | Iisa reign of evil m cfrobnonl beget cera SAeHAIA TO 4 Hesiatracied palclaMatrsttOn'y 8 APIDAVIT OF MRS, MEADE. Wes te Reeroey and Ath | noston, THRU Wetoto ce TREE MOG, WAG: Gile THomet | 2 YOrY Tatas portion ay the Strep) euwetelKd, $e) ATE ese tusitee tome aitet, oF a Heike , helng arorn, maith: She te the | sid owite thir they are nent It iy reported that Dr. Newman has been xpos Porme ot tue Hun, | after it, they pronounes iim anno, but doubt: | 4 t¥9 and ifit is to bo eettied only by ratane | C8 Mandy Ei to be Intted tothe Cavin: or a 8 4h- Nw vin now ststy | conversed wi Him Ae Aestamy aly aviicl ba: ne Pond tw ba Sa | Parre per eens tovoat mere ccs O97 Ling his wanity daring the timo of killing, | &4 cei a i Ag MeL tke 4 Ms Infinitely his pretences ant wince te 1€ not ai mas | ed inden ait | | Ropah Stoddart fete Hat Men ie tones prosching Genoral Counsil, but that bla ; Bree k yen » | ‘i | the populations of the towns, the longor it ie kep ‘a eon ii fs te 1907, Wy rctired eM ere | her for ecvernt we 1 Beooklsn bet tu ht eityten pte gts tye hag Sl ieing be A 122, | they give kim the benofl of the doubt, end | {He Ropetations of the towns the Longoria kept | content to be the ettor ofthe Tyibnie sn th, | mitt latter part of 1a sort9 | coralion, wan thet ut tue, me pe Ria rumors Le wa | Health Will Bot allow Lim to go, Ani Twetis apie to onrantion Sotao | refuse to hold lim reapousibte for bis con. {ie wl? bappier it will be for tha few good he ought ta be, we Hope and cannot donlt ho will # Governmont vassol under aid | fee eee, Ghy Wypvenbe' st.) Solan Sun UD vac eared ge t pesto ‘ poo | y e who may find their way there, toon add to that, (he first plom in America, the hand, wae wroeket upon the Hal | Bt, Fino,” and other works,wae morricd on Tex evry per year sas eta | oe a Honorable ttle of Sintster o Enchutrd, And when | Hinae on’ a waimegient Intesth-ativn of —— tol. M, Wilon, President of tue Mobile and Mout ‘Twe pies to one aUdirees, an Ifa vorlict of this kind fa to he necopted “her the new Pronch horac, whieh hina | Me contewporaries In New York get entyly. 4 : a ry Hotiroad, Fin | a8 0 proeodent, womay H stop indicting | to be eputred by the foot instead of rowela, | over ta Lon ton, we hope they will not forget how Ca a ‘ Ble abt as Ma Lod Mr. E, Chesbron engineer of the heaton a) cana 1a las acksien ab CWS TE | on for oMnces committed under nny prova- | in order to get ahnndeame specd ont of Lim, People igi beige hove Handed ably for long. tin Neuen Been Wits ory Wine Paget ara bs. ago Laks sant ia autveylng tha Letra ever °c gas npotie { a ‘ | ° an lay in | 8 el aweetly toward on ther, and AV vindictive t Retard Grant White will b HO MERE MLM | ty mecertuin the pructiesbility of @ tuuncl eomnedi THR RUN te served tosntuseivars at thete tomes, | Cation of magnitn Angor is a brief mad. | willerer be anything mora pedal Ls ; nl toy in | Koop on tn a cotirse that really Se the fivt hope of the Mt, Coerater te p roof the t anid eet om at rest, nel re Unived State Bevmahont te Metsopotiian Dotnet, at 12 cents ret | nena,” anya tlic copy book, and so ovory as. | this country, « tacconine of tie diity viilany of (he | aitennium, that our tines now offer. and other pitlosopuers ven Lirigham Youne disapproves of whistling ta We Siany Octhonewortenta Rant and miteior committed bya man in a | Cominon roads, feruotanle wie Lie hee | LACE ITE : the Uriel.” My wluatever mune It Ia called, aoyboly | hig theatre, and the Lacret Neve declares that 1 ie watrnend state of raze iseommitted by an irrespousi- | CAN SOV" bap ticbbsighit el ded a ys rl tl Answers to Correspondent: Loge ankles A hac hl sp * | nnuisance which shonid be sbated, if not by the ja ADVERIDANG RATES Le lunatic, and ia not worthy of pantetanent, {Amt ete him the aristocratio mate of | + taquiror."”—Geu. 1, F Sickles does not nw erday to ut deal of slush oF | rage nad enfireoment of a city ordinance, by tie ex Sinan tidal en iba eral oh roaiane las yr" NM | velocipeds, naturally take great delight in his coum 1 of Genorad of Volunteers, | for ahowt et OF wrbeh | Bloads& pink aie. | PMIAIG OF Khe wftersers frona the buiiAlng.” Twiry Pane, per line naw oamia |e ae ener eua Sine Snothor form oF | his gay and refined appearance, aud ad: at mustered out wa auc Last epeingy bu seh oF mie of hia limba, ina weakened Tr aissd ons Wo a ieandad & ne Sad wate ae ts |, a ® Cliattancoge paper states thet & French Brora Norices, ¢ a" ee aa insanity, the thief and the awindlor ovcht to | iro Ms ehowy paces and high ton Col of te F coon Infantry Rrared interteot. Fin tot Mury wate'y pensation, 1s 66 ile and of eno ap Water, THIS | eontleman, named Beynnt, 1 Lrsorn Auvauricuessy charged anigior thacyace | Ve let off yout fro, Juntouny is alo a Kind of | but iw that old end decently eivisized conn o wne tolored detogni | fue marred him daring hs setnens ni grea Ml. | 16 sloah, pure and wimotes in the street of 2 Monary Tite, win te nace ein madicos, avd therefora disappointed lovers | try the roads are no impediment to his swift ‘ .- y id W Deo. | rent he tinea and oo frequently gaia. that she | snag Waar Vos | hore a colony of French wine growers, per Tine #8 shave. 7 Yonvention,....# Adam."—Detor ape nded to polvon Pint, and would receive toting | 8 > 1S A te bé od Ly dedanthd te thn parese: Notice erie ra. he tender question, but pistols loaded with | tis country he will have to contend witt all wna cite taal: : as he hes oonty ue fgvent tuental exe ite The A News Radeerivore wasting thelr witoca 4 witt pteaeo | pn 4 Ad | ner of obstructions in his epeed; and not w i pelt ated itt chaseah BBth a pe it, Whielt tow been tmanif-eted by extreme tneel- | thenew Avchhishop of Canterbury's Grat overt tate wretnet Dattts OuacWataty, or wastut ont | iL Thera le ho ord to the ntwuntities | Sree aan Let etd te aha | anne, Cateaay, vee eiout €1(e | bite end lrnen tarara the members or kis oem | | Gi aveedinseh Wiis (he Sembaal Glenna? tea Baty ate whether Dathy, BrstWREKLY, or WaanLy, at } he: arians jam aball have paved smooth nod | oo: " aelhaive tirande and iriende, Hie manner aid deparinen s Wo Ke partlonlat to give thet old Beate, Connty,and | tinately follow from the acquittal | Me sinnt — tf shall has ! 1! 000; tiabilittes, exctneive of reinaura ty | oewakon vemeckont Eh UAnaary ok Macatee oh eiete his | Of all trao elnrehmen, at whatever (@:% wall be to Peat Omee, ae Weil As Uh to which they won | of Gon, Cont: onthe ground stated Ly tho | Demutifal roads between uit our great cities may | @B,O0....°One Maoded amt Ping." A ‘ Tweurversation Witt Wer eo emery at theent vieato, thelr paper we entorinin a reasonable hope of aechig ladies dosimply rays, Ine, whieh has continued eince that time, ax jury. Ope iewds in em ain 4 ie acrivwe apprenensiona if he “4 aiters and over U Admiral Porter hoe in bis hands a syin os sng a tate on ri ae itlemen skimming over ther on the back Prowse & my B bear t oro @ minds et her ehiidren tn rerard vo her permant | the Kowa mou contributed by the several naval squad. Jo well to reinit In Hort © te pi) edie: " of this newly ercated chirger at the mode | dollurs for val Wo, Oa dee | galcty, end to enel wdteg oe that ahe kepe the dort BP antah tne cia ous fur the Purpose of e' at Annapolis a mont Weeks it Bey hed Fenton te Lachuie-boutaisiog The Crime of Perjury. | beirit ihe re pelts Re RR aprile agg ppb [i aif only ages od dine tress | Fons fur the pury roetin gat Ania) vat 1 1 pace of fiteon or twenty mites within the hour, | ¥ : | i : | ment to the memory of tie officers and mea of the Mewey Gad thos save A Cond deal of teva sie, hes frequeatly Leen called to Ki crvaonl bie baat Haake 1 Dla | C8FY O10... Veteran,” whe gon hear nothing rm has It wos ne aan Teas Abb | navy who (eli during the re n niultiplicity of onths require p of twelve oF fourteen | 2f Nie him for pension, should write ty Joseph I | tat tits devonent. diecoutaeed euch Lena: ul to walk oy sg id A Way to Specte Payments. Tf the abe ret of Bex Annual report, pu be reled on aso fo get an average sp’ mites out of him, but owing to their own un # man ealel upon to solemnly ine | the incompetent toys of the %, the Secretary his | voko the Deity in teetimony to the truth of | is, no X eising individual | 1S ie rn Rondolae ic the ety A crant bine a thOHspoly Hiclons Tike yesterday ii the earner et and Broa Harties dcop t 1 hant sia, wishing to keep the people contentod and hoppy, has determined to evcet ten theotres in the workinow's quarters of St. Petersburg, It is thought that dey will prove @ good commer ial Commirsioncr Pension OMice, Interior De mt, Washington, D.C... A Parents” hav F Ppervonit Viernes from. her huh charge ot to prefer agalant @ ne yielded to the advice and ey Hew engine, There | teehee in the public ebooks, sould apply to tho | ehildien t have him peered in an eeyiam, believing : tae only me 1 restoring fim te benith Tfled that the lite af her Leot! ery | Meike, wae in Jeopar sas inuel esto and others weer tary McCertocn's | roment offieiala, Not only in op shod in the papers, enn isfuctory bing t, wl {| speculation tu the en t to the go of both parties, | Pupermtndent....08. I 10 you want to know : ; wd Lay bem for Keversl yours in tie con unite aun Vor hae hewn lo waien deb Htusiieatnn. Shao} cated a way to the resumption of spe Lis utterances, but every Inweuit, as it pro | but we have not yet got at it; and although the | the vetue of your old colina, take them toa deaine, Cor caksg tie Toot A pis a Myon his pers mtavore, Peace: ats Bu isha Mek ey heieat Pevitgbsianlde in i monte, which tools only a little nerve | goose, invelves more or Toon nflidavitmnk. | Preueh riders aro a mighty smart Jot, we predict sh Gilead phrestede ' nima fot Inean persons. a Broominsate Peart strvet to Wall atreet.. Weet anit Sout Aficran erpeadiiare of 870000, Which 6 sesh loss courage on the part of Congrene to bo | ing, every deed of renl property put on record | that the Yankee Jockey, us soon as they ore mae NE client alte shined jeter WC Kiana violence were tw mb nent etree oh tes gles oar eae than the appropriation made hy Congrors. It be the tirely successful, He proposes that after | lastobe swort ave ‘infor io tors of the art, and (he Am roads areas ‘i w" agree ‘ artes A, Meise, Wer #0 ( constowt requisition to eothar ¢ intention to @nish it early next spring. onti aif Las tobe sworn to, every return of information | © Gh ta Gidsa of Ves Weel 0k he Ce New York, ‘The tame aet anthortzed the Commis. | Cluster A. Melts, Wer eun-tu-lawy M aE plored rn paraaesivesana aU Read i feet een es January 1,150, pe rk shill ewase to | norte for Goverstuent purposes must be | SoM 8s ‘ toedemnatitr ae Me Charities und Correction of tly ‘ Pe ole has five Loew bitdxe wae weil | It is stated on good authority that a corps of out of their wiledin-fivesinntes veloc clly to perchase any plot of ground within the houn: Carles of this Btate, and at a convenient aud secess!- Vad roads are, indeed, the chief obstacte toa | Me distonce from the upper part of the elty, lance nse businere, por | common use of this new ed of horses, As | enough and rultabte fur a public oe ry or banal diy, ond if @ popitiar vote hoatd Ls upon its temoval we doubt mot au eps be leyral tenders for private debts contractod | inado with en appeal to God, and ao on Bubsequent to thit date, and thet | through all the verous departments of pub. after January 1, 19TH, they shall | y thealestofthe Virginia orators end prominent rebels, ‘i Intend eouvo-eing Pennaylvanla and other Ne he hws often exhibited intend. | oad Le the rorjot | Beton sae fie bpd a whe $ ie Hales te nviic furmers, tmecuanies, and eapttaliste Tat the contempauted | The “dammics’® are doing # good trade on the i ‘ ci + Clara te Sr, Latdiseg | feveral rotrond fines, ucy take sate in the down | into the © it Dominion, do it with asaeh in three rin ment, which | etonera of Pn | | \ ef to dest afiirs, In Custom tease to be legal tenders for any yurpore | ticularly, a man’s mero word ia,as a rule, | oon as one gets used to (hom, the exertion nee | €T00t, tdditfoual to the plo’s now weed by thom fie we ee er daa all | dowhrto the iower depots Tiny then pap ais ernte | _ 2 the long list of exndidates for the United whatever, except payment of jevern: | convidersd worth nothing untera he couples | cesenry to impel thea and keop Chem up to the | [0H Puipores, provided that the exnense of the usual deere. | sad mnt-bespetiered teereicr ie Lrg Poti a ial ats dsbodasy tamed Mout duce for which they ore now roee vee | it with the imp of dainuation upon | scratch ix not nt all wearisome, but acharaing, | “Me hall mot exesed pit lipenednita) NT peed be by es Rpeewfani Une ef thoes imps wat wear te Fawin M. Bitton has recently been ated, Ashe blo, Combined with this mensure, tho | titmett fhe tel yand overy Valo of | henefletal, and delightful cxcreleo; and even | CINCY? And taenagemn the eenuctary | Haze, ore yisterday Uhat he had sold his eeat Wie ti fearesident ct Mitsburgh, from whieh part of the f uf a 4 Nv J 4 One ery balo ol Lary = , lie to be vested in the Department of Lity Comin ened, and le we hold on to next tive | State the new Senator will be taken. his chances of Beeretary reecmmends the creation of a new | oods in comioquenes comes to the consamer | 22 those French rider do, make theie | Charitics and Correction of tule it Mod) be eel 8 J Wiitiog had a fow | etcetion ave believed to be parvien’ loan to alvorh so much of the eurrency a9 | Jaton down with the eternal destiny of ea | fivo Hours with ease, and witheut | The ordinance paecd by the C CA gens Bother ig ag 6. The wets | —A contruct hus beon signed to Guteh the re would bo reudered uscless under the new | inany sonls as would form a respectable con: ieee \ HY the sad ‘ ne gee i ie ty ie iG . tery be : i road between Selma and Montgomery by the Ist of er of things t Sheaeat fc perts BNE be expreted, those of | thle act, The necessity of i November, 1069, The completion of this liak of onder of things i | greqatton ' | Patie tide with ease, grace, and the very poctry | patper ead being piled prey le forty four miles, with that of the alr-tine from Char+ Of course, this summary oxtlaation of eo | at this tndiseriminate requiring of oaths | of doticious motiun and cachanting atthiud { Se prevent publi: eee nm, nae o-cenbin he met depenene and her dxtuxit lotte to Ataota, Will form an unbroken ond very dle farge a volume of papor money will be re | pvails little or wothing togeetre truthiul tee | tt in this grace in. the horsemanship, indeed, | tr" He Tyke, Peon yo ie tebe Lia Peta copter nace tect line of infiway fiom Vicksburg to New-York, sted by tha great army of epeeulators i | timeny fa notorions, By familiarity, thete | which wins for the rider his ebtot prafie, aud cone | Guuura we Kuow ie by Fallery Orang Celta} manger, and ta the heariag of many own upon 1 fn ens —The Richinoud Whig says: On inquiey at Hocks aud merchandise all over tho coun | «iomnity hus long since been destroyed, and | stitutes the grentest charm of the art, -Bven in | ier aes Werte, teen Tanna for amy | persone sd ancitiy’ in referwce to. tive Marri cy Pit Plated toe MeN Tey Ot | the proper ofice we are fuformed that the two per “0, Panes, try, but t! f necessity and wisdom of #1 Urey have come to bs looked npon asa mere | New York, the advance party, the me “108 stdue the Ist of July last, on the State @ Cob t inetes, | Cont. an ofp r ntl tine see of that drow less t Li whea he ena | Woodward, New York....0°A t Reader. beret cat hee buat 1 Wikig BHD aes wince Toa uty ond the | debt, will be paid the Ist of Juuuary, It bs not exe ttep of the kind will be recognized by every | matter of form, adding only dhe cost of a foo | #tess Who are always recdy to toke up — duper etsors of Iy 1 Rev clerkehips | accom; a place to pluee abouts thie zr vee-wrin pik Hig hove | pected that pling per cent. failing, due the Ist al 7 n ‘ g and beur the nt of the lau 0 dispoue of, bu very be hotr git the, iad th ‘on the Mit y nutes, aad properly herade x! bre who looks beyond the temporary interests | (othe value of whatever atatement they ge. | thing and bour the Lrunt of the Inug to dispove cf but f y In Unete git they | Tale dc ponent Murhce saith thal oy the tuo iaet ‘to au upprcelstive pubhe might: have | Sanuary wiil be pal her f sure Asyum st bloomingdale, ond of her backer, | Made a fustane, of the mauent, to tho pormiancut pre always eccompunies the trial ofa new thing—eren | Prolebly have a thousand apy! Potitrcal wd Tadeed, men will often swear to ¢ Church of the Good Shepherd, now 7 D sad ese comparatively unskilled hands have (heir | Pettonal Induence alone ean serve yoogn sue a cow, | My, Meigs, she admitted Jobin M. Coteatino, the pet! rire wei he % ofthe future, As Mr. MCCCHLOCH anyt, OOF | things which they would not assert In ord | Were, Comparatively uushili:d tiawts Were. the nt Pas Lie etaeloocaat a rai pls tien i ea Board of Aléormon, Lplanscrsrieg saath rye oar pe pg Tala (FAOMSMREAING La ReniS Ge Lorca py aged OME) occasional bundienp and otter reees 5 wd aoune | 2" -igge Raebie terview bo toe P fevellal | Guo thaaa tt gant mnemorial to er Mus decuaend ebildeen, bxinting irsoloemable currency was ® meve } nary conversation, from an idea that they are | Orta are pie Chaat Nie As as ae v C, derome 1 in Beondwi'ys that rald Cx det meh il K yesterday aftor- | wit be @nished in rouse to buld survices in ton war expedient ve Deon diseot- | merely going through an empty ceremony in papednnoe ed seek gtr i Ape er i le Wee | Ws fe Heeirtee 1, that they can wake thea dy prety Chivstmas Day. It as raid to be the Lundsomest ‘ pire gen! Fifredlad Punts the | ecelosiasiioal structure ln Connecticut, to include sald tuoant in ht estimate, or the | the Lighthouse Board, and lard oli has been satetl- In of $0 OM) to ore Willing and eble to work, you ean y fumtiy, avr bosband on foie axetil empte withont golag out West, | Grlesting Py ofemaed to bn reome inte general | AC all ¥ should wtyise you to try ant eara | ataycd with ber husvand i ew fife to the American poo. | encurh to pay your way thither, before elartian, tn Lateran nate nued with the ndvent of pores. It has had | yiich the exact truth ia of no epoctal impor: | anne th tof waking the national debt five | And even the oMcere of the law wi bundred miMons more than it should have | thempetven, it would seom, share this general they will give te rn of fe end: | t that tie bed 1s F i i i Nn in the lat city tax levy for the year t Resolutions were K i been, and it daily levies upon our working | jmpross’oa. ‘The suatute provides heav and Danish the nervous horrors and delicacy | prefronre to eoliciting free poseage from anybody, | kousymrepin. In Woshincion in the latt preacited and taid over to bul pices a) end as, | leds Kerosene and other furme of petrotoum sre im provides heavy pen T FD. The ob é : varcly gud Wis Ler da gina te well iver, Without traneacug Say ovlver Luck, | hot used, on account of the dauger artsing from their Latic srornious tax for renesi a Vista Rep Pie , | of fine tudios, and the dyspepsia whieh fs now bill- on B ta steamer City of Loadon was at Had confder alt Aurth itiver, Y wel. or Lusi: | i user Ly! daciclalia deb iN cna x for the benefit | aities for the commission of per} eT Tae Ta Pasa! tha sakes eee deh about iro geatl axe U6 hav way to Aditralta, csin0 and shown. bite Reow, the Beard adjourned inflammable character, and the explosiveness of thelr sfimen alrady too rich, Lot ua get back to | pa ing the ¢ in Paria, the postuten use them to | ‘ly are these yy — - alties sought to be ins the time when a dellar shall buy a dollar's | gictedt There is no want of deserving erim Ue leters of A york vayor when mixed with atinospueric air, with $1,090 capita be « bite, Laat olsnet at f Couucitinen, —Atareceat meeting of graduates of Marvard ts it in Government boats, It of ¢ the delivery of tics, Why shonld not Bor . % women ure them to expedite th Waneipation ; The Board inet at 2 o'clock yesterday, Ps ant? 1 Boston. a worth of goods, and when tho poor man's | inaly if the law we ly red, ond | Wouren wen them to expedite their emaneipation | yaya 45,00 realestate up toieay paylag. 3 per iad Bute} goat Momagian inthe chair, noe ust ales ead erereq ll par maha only Wages shall honestly be all they profersto | that it i not enforced cau be owing to! rom the is just mentioned, and all men use them | cont, und gtvcsa turtgaze for the halunes, he risks | {utp thy, bitchen, at tuey ne Huard comeuritad w tho alumnt of the several classes, a fund of $200,000, ‘ee ie Sao hat it is not enforced cau be owing to 09 | fur the sake of anc! y exercise? | losing principal end futerrat, On the other lisnd, Ir | ime sola’ thar he with ay | wi having the the Interest oF which fs to be plsecd at the disposal be, and not, as now, bo aweated down to half | orhor cause than a feeling that the erime pronerty adVaners os § his done reeaniiy, ant bo | bia tumlly, and meld the Abad | (won Kuowa as wnd Beboel, A | of te College Corporation, Harvard, though rich ia their value by esor! itant pri ’ %s ald en feet of the civetth be Hise aud he ot ed to een | Re lutlon was ee, it str’kes at is notanuch of aerime after oll. | Rumor says that an enterprising and on of hist # a Juttelous get for spectol objec te, Ne may Boon fs qreutly In need of mor igtity ssiath etre en Third ave. wos Chis Oveasionally, to De sure, where some great | favorite actor, who some years since created a iio his cnpital....! AttmGow, Bailer’s ord W tient he ough hart river, the same, wien so enclosed, | fur general college purpores, ow Judges for this Citys : Phas Siaa liga Ke Saitoraine tat iy aid | eateuaana Sel tile onan) CE EW OMULEL, ia rind ot I ine * courtyards. ‘The Board wal —The estate of the late Nathaniel Hawthorne, est (> providing: ome mode af transit for | WPT has been done by falso ewearing, the a mH by performing tn ity and % men: of 2 ne APE vented his my brother, 3 to dicot the Marles Raiiroud Cou Vhiladelphia on the same night, is about to un. | only to thove who wantonly dasulted Ualow solliors, | ard Mr. Corlien, fn Concord, Mass dertuke a still more difficult feat, He proposes | 4 eity odin: dirceted that lewd wouen he had great d in stopping tha, : 7 pte thelr voestion In the streets should be gent to | Becomnan ted band everywhere, be to repeat the performance in Now York and Hobo. | 148s Hele ve a iba Sin dita rca Laldchigh Staton Deland with Din, wid wit Kon, Sporting men who have timed the Hot IPRA HEGRE. TOE ORR, 4 baat wontea in diepowent and theit duitghter sulting Union suldiors ta Cie streets ahoult be deen. | ferry hensc, Cortlandt surest, which hes is offered for sale, Mra, Maw: nets of for Europe azain, where Mr. Jutta aisle wicean UM- | Hawthorne, the only son of the novelist, ts expected the | to pursue bis studios, Mrs, Hawthorne hax edited otore | the jovrnal of her husbend, She fs the sister of Mrs, is, cither in the | initred party succods in punishing is enemy p Wain Lent on gir or under the ground, from the upper to | But this Lappous hecauso of the tnjury ho has the lower jortions of the ely, the best thing | #@Tered, and not beeanse of the Diusphemy of do would he | {he verjurer. Unless some creature is attock: teat tron brides A avenue and Si the den of this metroy« Biehty-ffth t bert perm aul to deno- our incoming Legislature oo) | ferry boats on their night trips, are ready to \ kon | | ond refieet, or fou will be Ue Widew Brow | Horace Monn and Miss Elizabeth Peabod, ES ak any Gon Aerie eke rour judi. | the outrage committed against tho Creator | wacer two to one that he will full fn the attempt! | cee Sth hae ear Becieee rece ivr’) And fina depowant farther alth, | OUurels 08 We sai of OT 66, fo cheba him to | “Tie od ntot for the retoase of the prisoners 1 ‘B') ri i tie words of the order, #e@ Porton's Live of ¥ . month of Novemb r, 1901, her if p ' r P P tal force, by ereatingg eight of ton new | OCs for nothing. pes i "A. TL GA clit of American par i Brown Séquud, a d phy ‘ea larga Lumber of stroets with was recently discovered anil frustrated at the Kinga: Judges Iv our Supreme or Superior Conrt. Tntood, this Tast fact suggorts, reriourty, | If the women of ev Our provent Indes work Pke cart horses, | He eoasideration whother Tt woul not bo | would Ba Tune: Ny In no part of the Union is the judic as well to abolish oaths in judichal and | “ene, me nely, to overtasked ax in this ety, We have five r yblic procolings altogether, aud | Judges of Supreme Court, six of the Su. | fst forthe procuroment of trathfal test ail ali: cases of the Dentin, Se, us to Bis plige wition, De 2 hia Weitien opline Weboid, bo the Clict tat Hier wes a, at which sorbed,” and attributed bbs confition to that cause, ‘That’ her huaband buyiicd that opinion in her presenec, Sines Ue month uf her, $67, tho Ralary of her kusoand baw heca city in tho Union | (ouch born stroad, is an Aweriean citizca o chester woren Wy (anlag bis ma ority, unless his parents meau et spectal elniin to be regis. | love thelr natwrality....# A Read tove tas voters, and sign the document with th j eat lesion to We names and address, we should soon find out what | Good plysleal heulily a food cc proportion of tho sex in exch city, and flually | Cucation, gad sutliciemt In Auen srrod with the Alte men in adopt: | tem Canada, Penitentiary, It was planed that . Don's Velo a reso tion to juereae | dinner-tine some of the convicts should throw Fteel salaries OF the clerks of the Common Cound. | Ginga and snuff auto the faces of the guards, thas # resolution das been frequently publieies it Tiladien’ ty rt rnin culumns.) A resulution to dont the House of | teaperarily tlinding them, whena general rus was Sisters of Mere, loested eorvce of Mouton avd | to Le taade by the convicts, ond the puurds disarmed, tatrcets, the wut of 84% Lo enable ihem to ‘There will shortly be a strict investigation inte ti H 4 WAN ba ies bos feta Phat tie exemcrit pon their property. We Heard is perior, an? three of the Com mak. | Mony, fo far as fhuman penalties avail, to | throughout the United States, really do want to | MMber OF Congress to get an monvat since the wonih oF Aselt kan EREreG aut ioe Alec tn Kireitins Sak tam PESImBL AUR SEHR riage ROA, Hie, ebarnees 66 t84 Ing fourteen in all, whil in the rst of the | te punishing of fa s only as a bataniae siiuioreh PSA adi on ‘ent way fit cs ye : ereise the franchise, We are told that many rout valuly secking | of thou have no wish to be thus inve ted with special dread of an offended | political power, and perhaps this Is the eave to w ae derive ench $149) fur thelr, serviecs te an 1 dauizittors alae $1, f rae 1rds, ard also the Vresideats of the Boaids « othe tetar | mca end Couseduion shail rcealve a Like sau f ny {0 the tat of | vtavicos rendered ex officio ta the voriuus enn isa suying originating with old Hun, Fravklin, On wending Nien crime neatnsy man, y ‘| —Some time ago Mr, C, II, McCormick, the inventor ef the reaper that boars his name, gave Atha wtew vio he dvow for ily ‘Anil thin deponent ty } Blate the Jucpesof the nunnber neerly one di arrespone ng pindes Irod ; and yet the add to it the N hot cged words th Aiclud Dusinces ncectearily carsied on in the | Get Tet whoover is called upon for his evi | greater extent than we think, At any rate, it | stone whe he shorpeied aan are inthe barat verve of tho Uotted | Lec othe Hoan ne fee teh, A Fecalon | A eorcaical Seuinacrl ah Outeago, 10 bo puld In eu | Dicer atv cecthat ihiaouctoatte in cmce | deusa or hia araoriton of a fact mako tt wih | will Rive Mrengihy and gully to (he coucrdl UM he was weary; hs when ¥ leit boing in dunuary Eh tse cupie (De | nual sums of $35,000, He has made dirce payments, ' f all that tea cima aastasl ONSET GAVE Warrer mam ri aed oe er 6,810 women sut tho reat tn that city had been wil sweetn avity, ue thannke eicret, fe : ae a oe uisivig €4,000, on bie pretext that * the concern has ab hic Steta rer wend ? eum FY claewhere the example cf decided action i iy called him a litt!e rascal, and bade om i on ron less 44 @ theolugleal acwigary then ase Tho result aight bo expected, | Whit a8 he would be punished for stecling, aH nea slaiaing 0 on 0 the eae Nim hasten ty school aud receive tue pantsimont dag The anal Reine aE ee ma tory of politieal preachers of the Jucubim Tho Jugs lero are werket to the utmort, | proportion to tho magaitude of the inte | trution rolla, Nawbers give etrength and hutue | MT BlM te, Hence the expeceston, which tmotivs he Caterer Urphan Acsiam § ! persuasion"? and yet the Dusinens ts behind two and three | et he han alerted; but let wa not further | ence, but at preseat the women who want to | wuich ue is quecetie the Haceaee sn aH aad ey —'The last male descendant of Gustavus Vasa, t ‘and (out veara. Th On Sng tokoop up | demoratico him by teaching him a careless | vote don't oow how strong they are—don't iealed Liv dea BI A iidaaarat cr Hanoy of tage secoud BM. de Bienietd, died ow Nov. West Stovkiohn, Ho wiih the t { lisrospeet Hr hia God, We have made some | know, that ix to say, how many unannounced | Konisana, Me took a larse Ba Asean Han was born tu 171, entered the dipiomtic eervice in yotions roof men down at, | the iver to that parish and polled fraud ity ase, we | Cnunshto carry the State for Polk nt auch q | Hor. Joba 'T, Honan, Governor aw the pleasant village of Sing Sia piiee that he wae NOL place Phat deponcut his no dou rhusbind fom the Asya th t dion of ba mind would o it denper to herself and family, an nvfeniew wove mamied, Mr. 3 rogress in this direetion by allowing | pe Tell, was appointed Charge a'Affaires: at dhe Hague ni Swedish Euvoy Extraorlinary and Min nnd in 1518, To 150s he tho total reestpta | obtained the purtiolio of Minister of Foreign Agate ns of their own sex they actuall f porkoas who have con. | Tho sooner they find out ithe better— tious nernples against swearing, to | dare way, thay will then bo able to pres . front that their wishes will have to be resp s nee Wh aber is 271, the re- having been either returned W huighdsy tue erate dep fer" Report show Leard in as repre Mer, end matte or four how ary and Wasa § that proper y mon ! Frends, and ovenpy three ality leet, Was be before tha Judges of the rural ected ’ districts are Leo despatchod—scmetines AD Onc MOMOUY setiiS upOn tue te noe aepiray-s0i6l lush sisier’ (hp. wtclesl palanoah te re GHBM Forte | suined ein 1408 when a ne Ssttey Heh pointed literally deapatehed—in fv minutes, | nee el the Deity, and it would be produc. nor Asionto Diaaot announces a course of | THC Sandwich Islands—What Iuducomonts vers the est mest Tr wie naptoveduens | tau win Crauiien, gait Thom the Bosal Li rsp herr siare init Raye HORE Ne COE ROE IS pubs ated , f, hysical condition, ot ucnt and the balonee mum pr y ir Witadie 0 bls Chont Lesatinticd with this mode of | tive of great good to oxtond the reform to | three ketures ty be given at the Chapel of the Unton eule’ hid daugnter, says sho has read the | Tho expcudiures were $136,743, cf whieb. gata) peak eam eka Mihara ara AY n Theological Seminary, @ Undversity p on the | othe Bitton of The Sun. Coneurs with 1s to Lee fathers | was for a new Uailding In Tid’ street, and & bo AY Are y Gisposing of weir case, for it loads to appeals ey y sca evenings of the Hah Huh, ond 18th inst, The sub. | Sta: Your Friday's edition gives a long and PoEN eat aud mental cor Mi the necessity of | for heuse expeuder, Waving w balance’ of $1,417 in | —The Spanish elections will take place on the lye y cx ince, (oid ee aI) t ————- ober iain: beet ee ae easing account, in” your “Notes on the Saudwied | keeping hima tu (Le Amy.uin ank. . Ta 61 det gad. the! Gockiltavat Carts Will Geka: omiie Buse taveine hasyy caiwance, oad 8 UME | non? Dispatch, noticing the fact | 0:' are “Mecchlavellh” “Michel Angelo,” and | sicuda,” of vdveutages to eauigiuitey Hh reverting to FFIDAVIT OF SURGEON nacre, Fal Tete ook ener ed a UNE cone | 38th of Jenuary. ‘The Government, It te sinted, + { suits for years in the General Terme aid the 7 4 si quato Tasso." Signor Biacat ts commended | tae return of Capt, Waller M, Gibech; but yuu do a sthool {sim good eandition, ama the papils will euin- | Mth nary. do ated, * in but of | HOC KIVE those willing to eabark, Co “iat sostion oF | | B.T. Mcte, in itn mtdaylt stated that he was a | pare fuvorabiy in eapucity With Wile chdren, he | view of the rewults obtained by the Loan in Spatn, ft ie” World th us tion how and | Aurgeon in wie AStates Navy, and tad charge | pact seacon “hug been a severe one lor the Lnstalu- | ors to me . er nuanilnk (iiatanea. ihe tant minceted with Talian literature, We | witcren they could eoumamenter with the | Of the United Atates Laboratory at the Navy Yards | tudonyand the managers make au appeal to the pub. | sble tom ate ngarienls, 693. does nt latand Htated, notwithstonding this haste, the trinl | Gay who endeavored to molest her, ont drove ulKo testify that he speaks the English language | said Capt. Walter M. Givsou; what asint- | Broo‘dyn4 that be has hat much experience w He fora more iberal support. opening subscriptions at present in any foreige bnd decision ef the great dass of crnos in | him away by a couple of shots, thinks that if this | with elogance and fluency, We li ydoubt that | ance King Kamehameha’e Government would extend | Persens Isvorng ander bh y Has known Com- ue various reports were adopted and ortered to | count Tt ts confirmed beyond a doutt that the i A ; ‘ : 1 nt v sattlers ; What sceurtty | mudore Meade quite intinatey for meny years; | bo printed, together With & sketch of the institution. & \ Mis city is two, thice, nud four yeors in | had hoppened in Charleston or Richmond it | his lectures will be of reat value to all persons who | bn their lansing at trove tered beandiful valance tit | tt fea ret red oMcer of tue navy, having wo oc. | fix new inanugers Were. then elected, and variows | Maleyeatly payment of the public debta te provided that a young woman of Fair Haven, Conn. while | to ys ae not only a master of these theme ng in the country, drew a piatel upon arut: | every other Court of Appeals, But, as we have already “gr . . hai i" tias ies, mploym W them; pat rolauneration js | cnpation to the knowledse of deponent; that ac. | committces appulnted, alter * Lich the meeting ad- | for.’ The negotiations entered into fr a loun of 4 arreur, aud that, too, without any fault of | would lave furnished Northorw papors with a | are interested in thab class of sindies Guntur various Kinds ot laturt, what are the ex: | cording to bie best Judument Meade hae bern labors | Jourued. f 40,060,000 reals were suspended In consequence of | Iti the semiciviliged society of Lcsopscupiaere yaaa f } fig under mental hia eral years Tutt pont i the Judges, who do as nich Isbor as it is ia xt upon the semiciviliged society of either Weaala. Phentvac Bagace Of Living Lo Hons aban, on Lg pa eg Aly y fart pont, ——— Baron James de Rothschild’s death, but uave beea have a family of ght children, nix boy ’ The former, | uritabiity of temper. an . 7 necaled weapons, but | Tast evening's audience at this little theatre | fish, ctiltven, sx Loysand two glia, The fovucr | Ur abilly, Oh Kmpen and Ore viciace | At Jefferson Market Court, bofore Justice \ “ ” St pot * , Dodge: Silas Haight and Wilham Th on were —The Washington correspondent of the Mis . : saw the cighty.Arst performance of “Ixion."” A i OF Work, Sil by education are capable of net persons he unegined werd anfriendiy | Dodge: 8 i nh i @ them to ns gond pur- | Tt canent of thie fect ix wuficient explanation of how | ine ood siuatione; Ure latter, ike brelr mother, are | {0 im, ‘OF stood in the woy of his invercste | comunitted ou the charge of stealiag frou the person | goupt Democrat saye that the Hon. Charles B, Wasle Northern papers do not generally defend Vicated ta extreme Police Nows ¥ mental excites terday, the powor of human nature to perform, The only remedy for the Inw’s delay in this Cty is to iumediutcly increaso its judicial reopened, if Southern people would ti nose as the Connectient woman, inate 4 sit verac : Auvancoment; oftenthies, und espectaliy of hate | OF Nellie shardings 10 Nelson place, w gold watch, i i : force, ii would Ue wise to double it at ono, | Pm" ae Lael ep bed Meee much pleasnre people find in laughing at the fun of | Wala ler htt owentis dues, Mo toric We | acanme the members et his own tomy Aiket nadiee | valied at 410k. Abe watch wa mufcaeutly found | burn, late minister to Paraguay, i the third of the - ; an nf he necea, | fivslous pretexts for which the law oftora a suf | the pretty girs, and the unuenal comle talent of Mr, | thie somutey adi tho puet ive ae ale eure, wevare Jiavent leintonied and believer, withing fewnmontae | 1 thesnow, where the priveirr UTueht hid thrown | sone ‘Weahburn Brothers, bemg oiler than Tarek 1, hope the Lagialatpre will pass the neces: | geient remedy, there would be no complaints of | Harry Becket, who take the leading parte. The bur, | mule poor se Job turkey, oF the muusd founiin the | last past Ide mind has boon thuch disturbed bys | O1-/ Meade Naaner or fat seventie avenue; | PME IOuNKer than Elia and Cadwalsder, Ie enr'y Bary law to effect this objcct : “semi-civilized society” inthe Euuth, The dif- | terque now about plays itself, as the actors Lave bee | Shure No mL ha te oe al te ntaa |b Me Laelien e oreuonan ct Mod stenainte end | avd Joacpit J, Pulls, of Got Brondway, were euch | lett Lis home in Maine, and ecttled n Californta, ference between the North aud the South appears | come so very much at home on the stage, The text ‘doun everlasting flave for the | wealth, and thathe irequently expressed hia de. | Committed on the charge of ng Hagor at their | where he became an cditor, He was enyeged in Trying to Esenpe a Stench, Athout a cent to spare, | terminition t commit violowes upon the person of | resrective places cf bas ness on Sunday....hamucl . r i to be just this: that the furmer employs conceal. | and the songs come from thelr mouths as if epontar ‘earning just enough, byes 7 ones p Morrison was committed for disturbing tiv congre | PO'MMcal and personal quarrels early in life, and | The Rev. Hesny Wann Bincuin, who | 4 a Astunslve. and Payor for ng- | neour, aut in the matter or costame the short akirte | Arne tive aneree the particntars asked for? If Cumiodore Bienes in ene eat Ui ehccet ente'tcy | gation in. the Church of the Hedemptios, Laat Vou‘. | fouglt ove or wore ducts there—one with TP, | Babitually inhales the judicially taintod at | prossiy purposes, 4 wontan who draws a pistol | Of the women aud the long sirts of the men have | so, 1 sin inciiuod tu the Leet thas you would conier a Brooklyn ta 8 Big siate of menial exsiternents Wat spaiith airech cee Tose tage a yeenee ce | Wushington, a Viretnian, wherein he was severcly } mosphere of Brooklyn, was driven to exclaim | qo protect herself from ruffiau’s assault ought Decome pretty much accond nutnre, and satisfactorily Gayor on th ousands who ere wimilarly Sihasied, ¥ flevonens inaalrad of Hi im the oanse, aad he renkied geen from th Beate Bron, was comipt ed at bebe Lrg ied Tip aad spear wit Acstin feeb, 7 5 eh CY pane H prove to th a not refuse to be convinced, | EN DCHN: bee ty urglary and Iareeny ov board oi fon of Extra Billy Smith, of Virgin hese } recontly In a sermon at Plymouth Church: | not to be compared with the man who attucks | [uve (2 those wha do uot refuse to be convin {If Capt, Gibson will send us bis addreas,ue will con: Blood (OF thas dnd BOOB DER | Schoone et Hae Ae tome Witer,,.0008 |' wounds bare nenoped him very tench Geeta tee 4 t he namo of Judge stinks.” Mr. Bix Lis eneny in public, or who deliberately shoots | Wornun ae Sec pa fot ot Tar mma | feF 8 favor Upon our correspondent, and many others as Lng ine fo the Xvstumn for | Mavabell wi nena Ok cee Tomine fot 8 areal Present time, when he fs in his forty-cig!ith year, He Y Y ‘i “ a é a 4 1 pa yx. ons at Bloomingd he purpose of | Oo! . % p 5 : Las wince been worn in New York, moving | him from a cousesied place. The Iichmond pay | "Talon" le so goo a burlesque, with ite other ai. | *H? have written us on the aunect—Bo, Bex.) rentwe nena stdin hat fn | of Wall stree wae an ater wan ow Ce be ahs] 1 nervously about from place to place, evidently | per insults herby mention'ag her in the same | vantages of a pictnresque sotting and ekliful per- = ee ss : et jusement he ts ina) antl bs labor ‘allfornia troubles aroxe out of Lis x otth } anxious to escape from the off nsive judicial | etegory, What Northern papers complain of, | formers, that it wil! be a suyprise If tt does not cou- | Fon tue Wrst,—The agont of the Children's sal Joreally OC suena ebarseser ae Up Sree ™ MENT D6 She Wall atroct | ‘ite toward the pro-slavery leaders of tLe State, Te $ odor of which he had complained in Brook. | 884 Justly too, is that im the South he who con- } tinue to attract furs long tiwe to come, We notices | Ald Suety will take @ coinpany of children to the Gilet uv Hossible, entlecly removed | yenber chonter nin five, preteneen te Obininite oe | Nana candidate fer Collcetor of the Port of Bay sof mentl unxiely or excitement; ease froma the Asylum where he now 1gCr bis OWH Perso and the persons siders himself aggrieved assumes to be at once | the introduction of yome go ‘A caso of this kind ree | its of imprompta, ealted * 4 local hite and litte | western part of the State in the course of teu day "that were dolight- | tor the purpore of obtalung homes and emiplos Miers! “eistee “Worth ceDuired ‘State honde’ny | Heancleco under Br, Lincoln, but received instead ' lyn, But from the look of disappointment inonns Of @ Worthless cheek from Heiser & Sone in | the appointment of Minister to Paraguay, with @ jadge and executione ‘i ~ ; sc anes at ; 1 rou . Wall s'rcet, an examination was beld before usitee | * t with which he was olaerved to recioss the cently occarred in Riohmnond, od not one of the fully funny—gratia upon the original text requiring | for them, Families or others desiring erg ake ty | of otuers, Von sabe Tombs yesterday, He 0, Thompson, a sais of Matodl Adal payable ta gold, In person, ; ferry, it is conjectured that he did not find 4 considerable comle ability to perpetrate, These were | or having children out of employment aad wishing OPPOSING AFFIDAVITS. clers la the employ of Heiser & Bons, and Thomas | Mr. Washburn as lexze and not very guisly, Never: i u papers of that city has undertuken to condemn | procived with shouts of laughter, Bealdes the evens | to lave them located in the conutry, have an oppor- | On the cther side, oun M. Celestina ewears thet | Tenple, the furmcr, portner of Marsly wera ¢x- | theless, he is married toa very beavtical and wentihy } the Firet Judicial District any great im. 1, the details have shown it to be G Le te personally acquainted with Itichard W. Meate, | anne, stxting the furts of the ceee, Mwy yout i ’ i Hf Mt although the details have shown Ik to be 4 | ing performance of Ixiou,” matiuées are given as | tunity of doing so by calling on the agont at the | Ve Js pemonally sequainted with Hlehacd A MawG, | tts ene eee eating was adjonmred unet, | May lady of New York city, who has prerented blag provement over the Second cowardly and utrocions imunler, Does this indi: } anaounecd fa the advertisement, 1n addition to the | office of the Bociety, 8 Eust Fourth etrect, New | fa his iucatcerat has had teveral wrviews | Thursday, Mureh wae remanded to pateve in de- | With aroun, Lorn ut Corvleutes, or perkaps, at As ' Mr Biecuunis mewilosopher, anddelights | cute that they justify the act, or that they are | other attractions of the Museum and menagerie, York, with bim on maticre of busiuess, tho Bhi of fuulk of $9,000 bail, uption, = ~ ™ ST nnn Tena on eres. prompomnmnnaalam cman teeee Rem a fo ena = hadi - = Jens