The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 10, 1868, Page 1

THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR NEW YORK, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, PRICE TWO CEN THE ROADSIDE MURDER, | fsisintrrtnsermeruviswtaryisee | FROM WASHINGTON TO GEN GRANT. o : 3 Plast perative Plasterors, . Rai isa Last evening Mr. Marshall O. Roberta gare a | | The members of the Journey:en Plasterer? Welt: | FORTIETA CONGRESS-THIRD SKS. | SUPPOSED LOSS 0. 5 c ait! here examined her mothor's creas, and when MIDE ! The Coroner's Inquest. sie saw the trimming, looked up aid: Tt SION. PROVIDE uy Guvaentne superb reception tothe President elect, at bis rest. | fiiety held thelr regular weekly meeting, st Demlle mothers, T know it by the trimming; Its the dre a We learn that the steambont Providence, of the eeeeeseete oe evewoere dence, fot Fitth avenve, No paine or expense wete | enue, toot apt, Somes enetmans Dresaeet es ie een the uad oa when ake went away tat Sotarday a Kenate. Me Ly bine, ehldh Tetv ie York Havana, Dee, 9.—Profesor Delessier, of | donee, 1m Bute avenue. Nah tapense were | enuc, lost nient, dames Jennings, President, ta, toe . rnoon; she had pled of it left in her trunk in the ris i —Ths Pr ristol (RR. 1.) Line, whieh left New York on Satur: | rineston, Samalee, Who along time in advance ene fo make the ocension memoratis, and thedis- | elit, end Joby i i ere agy IMPORTANT TESTIMONY, | house: team write some. Ny saeereton, Due Vin awe Trewern Prerwere’ | a caida tis bel Weed SNE Un Unis FeO ee ea eee aid | iguahed company, con.posert of the tenting ¢ only business transacted was the Initiation Of ew Camuct Gamuct swore—t live In Warisboro, keep | @communteation from Treasurer Spinner, transmit. | ¢ay evening, has not been om since, | nounced the days on whieh rihquatees would | tugushed co or une fouling ceieh'l* | meanders and the eolleetion of fines and dues, ——— a hotel there; Lknew Jeremiah Smith; Faw him on | th is I report, and also a communication rh alate! ne line, has since | . Thomas, Chil, and Porn, announces that | es ole meliopel hi toelehhentogs oe Weansaday Wighle Rovcait be and lie wide bot | eee Seine ur aetare aa) Gai cae cae ae | Neartiquske In Caliornia ead the | TRS Hon, Moses 1 Grinnell and Col, Prank B. Ta Valens made the round trip, but bri 4 no tidings of the nity on the Gh and 1th of Decomber | tes t The steamer Morro Cartic, from Now York De Lalor nna 84, arvived here -day, having touched at Nassat, The Providence earricd both passengers and - Ti ¢ intredneed the y Willies present we ore, Among the no ved the Hon. Join eteet; the Hom, A, Oakey The Jourveymen Tailors’ Protective nevolent Union met lost eventag at 10 Stanton daooh Woratatt in the ehalr, An address to the tale to Port Jervis on some business about bounty fur tie laid on the table, a children, E recognize the drers ehown here as the ong she wore, or one like tt; Mr. Mead and T went UNRAVELLING OF THE MYSTERY. | stoyesaimy none that incht tho'eatd he had been from the Comptrolier of Currency, both of which were iF Mr. Witttams, by consent, Introduced a bill to ald fmin, Gover , Y " Sot in the construction of the Oregon branch of the Pael- " So lors of w York ont vicinity wea read a on te Verdict Against the Husbands Poses Mead, WorvietaneT went-ovet tb Bevis | Be Railroad. | Tabled and ordered to be printed. freight. Tt Is supposed that she hes foundered in Latah agtabah rabid Wrath Mayor tect | at: Bates, Core, Seen | eater at eee a ny ora Sova tiem the —_— Hone; {tis acheap frame house, euch us they build | _ Mt. Suanen introduced « bill to carry out the re. ick ver r Havana, Doo, 9.—The Divria publishes an ace | Tea Morris, Gen, Levin McDowell, Gen. D. B, Sickles necessity of extending ization, with @ Hone exces | View of-olteining better prions for operativen in the . trate. ‘The Society vow embraees four numbers, is 1, Honry Wield, ‘na Sory, Rourtehing, con tition, ant consists of ALT. Stewart, Bea, | faring members. “The financed of the Society are in sich position ae to enabi construction acts in the State of Georgia, Tabled | the Sound, with all on board. and ordered to be printed. On motion of Mr. Ronantson, of 8. C., the Senate This {nformation is derived from the took up tho bill for the relief of th ge litieal disabili- *, Chiefed a outh Carolina, around tanneries; Tthink there were 4 rooms on the FYOI Our Spectat Reporter, lower floor; I didnt go up stairs, Mr. Morris went; Kivastox, Uleter county, Dec, 9.—The inquest | %e found the house fastened, the door in the basemen also the wi over the body of the woman found murdered by the | foot aga count of another battle whieh took place at Gnan- | Judge Dey, Be tudge aplozees on | tamo, near Santiato te Cuba, The Pirrio says the | B. Cutting, the Hon, D.D. F the Desbrosses «treet Ferry, near which is the pler | rebels were defeated with a lose of sixty killed, and | Hon, Chas, A. Daw Jows; Mr, Morris went to the door, pat his y titan burst open; we fouud ihelouse | See or FJ. Mo | ; spa | Gov, Burnside of Rhode Iaiand, — Robert ‘them to pay to the inem= i : i Aiehouse | A He hit, wie panced—yens, 40; BAYS, 6. revi 200 wounded, The loss of the Government troops ‘ A | bers the wagea which are due since the great strike Psst ab thenB tty bis betel one Coreen cepl'an cid dyesay two bematende wore (ene with | «08 mmotton It Mr. Romunps, the Benate took a re. | of the Providence, ts not stated, Monner, Raq, Gen, Joka 0, Fremont, Gen. | In i Alter transacting the ordary poutine baal Nov. 15, was concluded last evening, The Coroner's | giraw ticks and # matiress, Lthink, on one of thet Cea antil 1 o'clock, * CaS aE Ea Moers ‘Trade in the taland te very dull; and complete | Betterfeld, Gen. Anderson of Fort Sumter, 1d eting a Yourned until next Weduesday, jury fi mbled three weeks ago, two days after | found a couple ot axes standing at the head of t aun the fe assemb ing of the Senate, the President TUE LOSS OF THE HIBERNTA, stagnation prevails In all the markets, exdJuteo Hilton, the Hon, Samuel 4d. Tilden, Gen, Pyeng the murder, but In consequence of the mysterions | brd ; found a stove, chairs, and two tables: a trunk | Privace oreaty OW. Os Moores are ; —— N.P.thanks, the Hon. UJ, Raymond, the Hom | an, gactnecrs’ here” character of the ease, and the absence of any facts | fvoke that spens 4 «room; Mr. Moris | "The Sceretary of the Senate proceeded to read it, | We called again yesterday at the office of the GREAT BRITAIN, Stewart I, Woodtood, the iter, Dr, Vinton, the Rev. | exareenomiaasts’ Protective Roclety met last from which to find © verdiet, the examination was fe found in the trunk some | and ind read to the end of the senten 4 evening at 123 Bowery, President Chis, MeKinna which be- | Anchor Line, @ Bowling green, to gather any niii- Ind abrndle of cloth wich looked | eine with the words: " One hundred millions annua At IP, Thompoon, Hobert Murray, Req. and a hoatot | tuechale Four new iuembers were admitted lece of | ally are expended for the military force, a large por- Hon thousand gen. | @ umber of propostitons recel Loxpon, Dec, 0.1 : yo following Cadi point: postponed antil Tuesday, Dee, 8 fh mnante, & he flowing Cabinet appoint: e ! partiontare that the ents might hove in rela- like the dress Mrs. Smith bad on; I have F ahanih a Te ¢ otticrs, In fact, of the two or three od. Fines and does i re oMicinily annonne were collected, and other ro ‘basi ‘The plece of the inquest was the hotel of Moses 8. | jt Sete Rid bo (he deead Gahowe the rem: | Howl is employed in the execution of laws, | tion to this disaster, Mr, MeDonald atated that the “ a " Hlemen there as gaeate, all wara more or lean ote. | 3 other routine baincss disp Bohoonmaker, in the village of Accord, which boasts | want); thie paper Was found in the trunk ; (witness | POlN Uniiccessary and Unconstitutional” when | | gory from Liverpool about the capsizing of one of Rishi len, George.J. Goeachen, President of | oi. us atateemen, tierehante, bankers, jurlats, | srizeal but whieh wil be held on teow, Wests vey of three houses and a superb scenery, situated six. | Plodueed a document, whieh proved tn be the | to dispense with the further readiig of the mesaige, | the boats was aniounded. A despatch was received | | ‘The Hight Hon, Marquis of Hartington, Postmas- | journalists, and clergymen. a Brookes's Assembly Root promises to be & teen miles from Kingston and two from the spot of Asccnbeck 11 he cated mai. 180 Mr. Davis, of Kentucky—I hope thatextraordiuary | yesterday morning announcing the eafe arrival of | ter Ceneral, The spacious ve wae thrown open throngh- | [BeSaar, Mekete were, d ‘The society the murder, The parties In the ease drove ia s Bickendorg, dustice of t ; mation, wil not Geral support and Justitea. | {toot the missing boate contatning passengers, @ oeht. Auettn Henry Layard, Prosident of the Board | ine tee tes to tte tallest ement, nan | enacts am 3 to Accord from distan es of 9) and 90 miles, and the thee Hees ta Lullipetere. BuLiivan county next | ton of the motion wich 1 have made, Lundcrtake | lsh of whom le herewith published: The Right Hon. Henry A. Benee has accepted tho | ante room near the grand pleturs gallery a banit dle Trou Moi examination commen-sd at 3 o'clock In the aftor. | MoQIng Mt Morris and L came down, eas (he Wines | fo gay thit no auch InceKage as this has ever bo'ore | ‘The cause of tho disastor {9 directly attribnted to | appointment of Secretary of Slate for the Home | coursed exqnisite mrsie. At verions potuts ehotee | This organization held a aemi-monthly meetin were present District Attorney Westbrook, Consta: | (Sa ye Nocettber sd rewhed Clyde on Monday, | cue moment, 1 | sted of a tirade, inc friction eattiig ® hole inthe atern, whereby the | net is now ready to cousder any counter proporals | flowers lent a eharm to the sone, Teneats Uhy arch ected wae Vie Suriue, Coroner Bogardus and his jury, the wit- | the doth; found the elifldren at Mr. Pierce's hotel | acter bert tatesoe ot Tne wecmeweltati Water poured te, It te Wot ah Gnepmimon coestrence Tiegraph ad tence of Lord. cla. | it the drawing-room was the floral legend t nieener, and abont M oF 4 epectators, chiefly from | two of them were theres the other a lady bad "ken away abo ; the lady and Mr Jawa parsed by C thecanal, Mr, Gamucr bronght the three elildren | Keen away about a miles Gea’ sees teat! # diresyecctul and oftensi of Mrs, Smith from Wartehoro, together with some | the next morning; I made inquiries there for Smita ; the thie of the Benate Ofsmiine clothes, Among the articles for identify | couldn't find asingle man that noticed him the bg IL Oi SE cation were a whip, cushion, dross, piece of paper, | landlord simply saw him come tn, seat the ebild: ‘With Ite further road unconatitationallly | fora shat to break outslde, and then little damaze | yoy, Sottain, | though much delay may follow; but the breaking tn | ‘The employed | this instance te considered a ifttle remarkable, and | 76 an carne ictans in de fore, that WS | will ve made the «ubject of an investigation, No | fonurably 4 yn to carry out the negotiaions Is unduubled. We shall have peace, meee ht ™ oan bn.) on while fn the hall was a shield of flowers bearing the ‘of the «pir ing nglish po <i i ing WIN this matter, AN that ean be | Collossal mouogram Lawrence Pendergas nied will be; America can accept no be a6 nore. ‘The soeiet © Francis Brady : Financial Se« ‘Troasurer, Michael Smith 5 John Murshy, an are to give a ball at Irving will digpen 'y eae vee arte eae Tae ioe wi tieerge: | sechees Tete’ S GRatNC EE AW, aetines Coed ot | LMTDATSTS tole, Mr. President, that the | blame ts attributable to the oMeers or erew of the | less and desires no ux The reception took place in the front drawing. | Hallon Feb. ¥, Adjourned for two weeks, Gmtuation to or three hundred people. eathered | drat’ Trieh fustian, © Diack frock coat snd pan manage sustains Hiselt, Thopo it will bé read in | Hibernia, #0 far as ont present information of the “PRane ma room, Mr, Roberts stood on the left of his honored Hens Pe he Yr 0 to he he testlmer ons that had ry y an el f a va z cuer! nite Mr f stood hl af] pte een chlo. tie exeicracet wus. intense’: bud | {iliow tick with seme emldrew’s clothes ine; Suatth | , THe question was pat on Mr. Conness's motion, | “isa#ter shone. pa — : weak while Mre Roberts stood at hls right rappott | 4 rogular meeting of the Practical House Palate On the present ocession, as the circumstances uf the | hasnot been seen at Wurtsboro since; Mr. Stare | #1 tt was declared Jone ba ved, Pants, Dee, 9,—The editor and the publisher of | ft by Mrs. dudge Roosevelt, Mins Roberts, Mra, Gens 1 Inst evening at 827 Bowe ailed for the yeas and nays, which Passengers Known A cable despatch yosterday announced the safe ¢rime were well known, nothing unsual was ob- | was with me at Clyde; he Is from our plece; we Ferved at the holding of the inquest stayed there until m Tue jury consisted of Lowls B. Hasbrouck (fore- | tives of the man hn D, Winfield, Honjamin Hass, Jacob Tin. | anything about wh hn M. Osterliout, yrs Hornb Folomon fabler, A. K. Bt ne ith, ie the Reeve Politique Nave been Sed 1.000 fr, ened, | Banks, Mrs Jadries, and Mra. David Dadloy Field. for pubilshing and encourazing the subscriptions | Gem. Grant was in full evening dress. Me looked | for the Baudin monument, Kach printer employed | less hardy and robust than we remember seeing bim in the office of the above-namod paper was fined | *°™Me yeare since at the West, In fret, he seemed | M . wo fr. hg careworn already with the burdens of his position, | fm several Committeos, the meeting adjourned. wer Mr, How t make this motion, but I shall ‘ Ve Ree Aa T hate oases Hatt td aay inex: | arrival of two bouts belonging to the lost atormer sworn=T tive in Wartedoro; | planation, 1 know that the Constitution requl Tlivernia, commanded by the captain and hoatswain, © seen him; (witress looked vt | We President to give information annually to Con- | 4 gecond despatch to the agents of the Anchor Line t day at might; inf rmed detec- Ww conductors Who didn’t know ‘eon the 16th Inst; ticket knew | " ol : iY "i or “ Witte. Meckot | &rexe, but tdo not think that provision of the Con My nips oe as Watashi: Saalel @ With particits De candy on He thorwrlting eit is | Mitution was lotended to authorize him to lecture Henderson Brothers, from Handyside & —— - and the gray has began to beeprlukle his brown Assistant Coroner." mine; on the paper is “Cy. Horn—""; that terns bec eee Pr ay life thio that te Henderson, Glasgow, gives the following list of the SPAIN hair and beard. Tho General bore Iimeelf with A Cosoporatio 18 eo tke Yresident in this is wese boats! ~~ r n " s ee tiny ° " rie 1Nourst, 1 gg eng UE ELA prepectiul, y with which he is ec on ta tare Bone Manntp, Dec, 9.—The Gazate of this city anys | his accustomed simplicity of demeanor, and | y/o felted pe Alibasd ding eden ates ‘The firet witness called was Gvorge! ; my father's, itis about 100 10 cating, Tt docs sirike me in the light of a lecture CABIN: PASSE’ the report of the suppression of the armed Republic | Tecelved the congratulations of his many friei last evening, when action wos taken In regard to on® byore1 live ta Kingston arm blotoneap reinember being in Mr, Harding’ teat strike ye 88 8 Jame attempt o is par an i elhels can demonstration at Cadiz a fow days ago was pre. | With bis usuat good humor, of Its mem ers, Who took: ups £2,000, appropriation, Ld stbrook's, own ol ore on Nt i 2 | proach and loc a coordinate 4 he Kk Hrowator, " " t on ny W. Iz reached his house Fee eee ee eacd at the cad of the eins. | Government, 1 suppose the Constitution was in wer, mature, At Inst aceonnte the insurgents were wtitl | Mrs, Re beautifully dre and paid the premium for the same for ex mont wherenipon he gave notice that for some reason in arma, and were attempting to make terme with n with black Ince borderncs, 1 Stated he shoal not pay any more. Th: Society, bg a the Government troops under flag of trace, trimmed with whito rosettes, She wore a rich dis & unanimous resolve, authorized =the to reelose the Manmin, Dee, 9.--Gon, De Rode has been ap- | mond cross, and appenred qnite as regal and lovely | rormey, OF pthe, Bociely, to foreelons on property. of tiat member, This Incklent ciated tothe chief command of the troopa tu the | #8 cr foll length poctralt by Huntington in the | The! ope . or ne at t 5 w othe woman lying there injured; bl ny baded imply to authorize the President to com: wiv “of her on a Bg she | cree ree Canwe WiePbae Papas, 1 Femeuanne munieate to the Legisiature fein year to year such a picture of her here; not the original " Ned—1 kn Bol acts and. special information ax he might become piesure of her here; not the original, | Samuel Gamuer, tecalled—I know Mr. Bolomon | Poieasca drag the Executive of the bation, and. not this is the original | liver ‘stable ther to authorize him to indulge im reprosch er conde: “OPY 5 tye wish re produce: ATERRAGH PASSENE ww hor also alter sh ‘ad, tM ., nation of the Legiviature, Certainly Congres Anstin, Ube, gperations of the Basietr, Ht appesry, Ba or also after she was dead, para wagon, with thr ik body Si Bey Ras peng KO hag grees m8, (niite. fo, cuit, Deopartinent of Andalusia, adjolning room would lead one to expect, She | Caused to some exten he heavy premiums pal ewDy in Olive City, town | and red running gears; I A'this wago be supposed to know what i has done as ivell as tho Neos, wifey cally thee erat laLs leq Beek: Made CuptaleCleberal * : py members, and probably could be avoided If piam of Olive: hi ve lived thee May 1, 1:68; moved | covered Dlood ‘oe the boot back of the “fe President ean know It, Tknow of nothing either la uel mo nn prain-Goneral of | dispanved the hospitality of the occasion with becom | Cold be adopted to do. way with high from Woodburn, Sullivan county; (ambrotype ‘or the Constitution © prom! Liked more blood on the left hand reach and some on | te. law — ing grace and dignity, ‘The Society at present nunibers 50) members, The Levi the woman iaken by M kes it obligatory up Mckown ix shown to the | the middie one; Mr, Royce sald he lad lost a whip; | Which ms STRIA, Her two daughters wore attired, ono In pink eatin | AveriKe weekly subseriptions amount to $000, witness: L recognize the person of whom this is | a man there sald he could plek it out of ahundred | | Hear read an offensive mess de of the frat, seco - 5 Shares to the amount of $1,290,000 have been issued Bre ficcucens Mt, ee dhe plerure ot Sophia | kcuina ieee beth is email cushtones in thelr piece | SAY more than from any other p 6, under command of the fret, #6 Vinwea, Dee. ®.-The Einporor Franets Joseph | NER full adornment of Jewels and the perfection of | By the Hoclety. Raith, fy rly Sophia Hornbeck; have geen the | wos brought back one long russet.colored cushion; | ** Uo comecive thal the ja ned In ie and third officers, are still missing, but thing Set C eieietae i vg eh para Hh | flowers, enlled from the most elaborate of parterress oo uly of it person #ince, O1 raay, Nov. 23, oye 0 ec * | message is not respectul to be vote to | their safety are momentarily expected, a eG & maniivete sddressed to the army, IA he of it 0 Jace, a ararin the. baring groaned feast as ee Royce thought he could tell the whip. dispense with the farther reading of it; the couniry the bderidealcanie the Alas Wa GAGA Vild SO GALIT: WHLIEL plas the other in white satin, with diawonds, lace, and | Dry Goods Clerks’ Early Closing Associations this place; the body was dug up in the presence of venprcr, will have te benefit of it all the same. Laion Tarai MN (t pearl ornaments, that attracted the attention of all | An election of officers for this Association was y Wile, myself, my brother, and othera: you (the | pho r a fhe Ween ab 1 Mr, Wuvre— trust that a due sense of its own we Intelligence, Re eee eee er with et tae array. 1 sours OF tne DemmiiIAL held Inst evening at room % Cooper Institute, whic’ HSL AUornen) Wole Unoce und MR Bartaey potent re foregoing evidence having been ou mitted, the Livenroot, Dec, 9.—The following addi cently adopted for the reorganization of the army resulted in the reloction of the following regular ine Gignity, and x proper regard for the pubic opin u Jnr7 ean ihe Teow ine can the country, which demands of the Legislature | particuinra of the lows of the steamsiip 1b ized the person ten; she was my wife's mother; | "2a nat the sald Sop nut the em} now equally Jutercsted In the prandenr apd # A aud Hungary ara | After the ceres nles of introduction, the visitors dependent ticket. Pres ith came to her death by jont, Charles Wittenbescher 5 be xt hast ta ' pect for the Exveative of the Goverame strolled through the manston, th ent Vite-Presi Smith; Reco ghe wan mirried last to Jeremiah Smith. in Septem | the hunts of one Jeremiah Smith, the husband of | Wr] tortie: body to have (he message of the | have been received : of the Empire, Itts my wish that the army, Saree of the pteters gallery 6 ectally nfording proc "3. Wool,’ Correepontg Seerety, Jun Ke of Grohsmavisie, Subliven cour ty; he died im the ue br gh on pe said Jeremiah Baalth dent read in full 3 ‘The principal eanse of the disaster was the broak. | ond Landwehr ever remain traly united. ‘oaal is OF daa aa parrore artlette taetdle, ody; Financial Seerctary, Rufus Snyder; Treasur- army in the last war; don't know exac Y ihe body of vald Suphia Smith with a nding the discussion which eneuta, the Benate | ing of the screw shaft inside the screw pipe, The Gi News by ny Th doe onason tire Une. for fetreahment arrived iigeeCharies Lowrie, & Fishes Pe sue’ Monelup Valley, ss mallee fom, Montieeiiog Chis mie iar akcan baveniahdeibanvsot screw got fone and damaged the stern postavd vive | mye death sentence ef Christian, Caeli when Gen, Grant led Mrs, Roberta to the saloon, instal at th 0 iat she lind no children Uy | gt tie toma of Hochester, in the conuty of Cinter, on House of Representatives. cansing a fenrful leak through which a large volume | poftito, for the nnrder of Marcus Word followed by the other ladies and theirescorteand the | metier Seach NGrned Sanaa ‘Rerhlidren by her WAylty wile | the back of her head, her in the f Immediately after the reading of the journ ot water rushed Into. the hold, Every attempt | commuted by Gov: Fenton @imprisommcud fOr IW | cenerg) company. Cho aupper room was made up Ibriede tease ‘i Hives above Grahamayiieg at his aunt's, «Mia, win tal platol oa the nth day of Roremter. 1er.CC | tur, Paina, f.0m the Commitee on Moconstraction, | wae made to save the ship: but @ strong he Auburn baer s from the blank space of the enclosure of Mr. Roberta's Ine 1 Yachting. Smith; M vf bout 12 years old; next Leonard, | gad, on the 17th day of November, 14s; and the | reported ® bill to remove from all legal and political | Kale prevailed wt the time, with a heavy sea, and it Inte: ng Antiquities from Alnska, grounds, which had been floored and roofed, and The challenge of Mr. James Ashbury, of the about th cirl Roralic, not quite 6 years | jury aforessdd way that the wh Smith did | disabilities, arising out of his connection with was found impowsible to stop the leak, The steamer Vat thy hi Smath and ther mother; | here aud then kill and mul Ath, my mother-in-'aw, bas not been at 1, + a nth Bay mutter tania, ¥ | sn wauner and form aforesaid, draped with Amertean fags, trimmed with evergreen | English yacht Cambria to the New York Yacht Club ‘en extensive and the choicest flowers, presenting a coup d’ail that | to race for the eup won by the America in 1851 hee tion of mi surprixed and delighted every one upon entrance. | been accepted, and the match, which will ake place reat a poacie to a The tables wore spread with every dainty and dell. | bere, will be looked upon as aa international com * Lersitory has been LO | eato dish that art eould devise or a liberal oatlay pro- | tent by the yachtsmen of both countries. The Sap- au to Ataska | care, while In every quict corner the choteest of | pho, recently beaten by the Cainbria, will enter the ping, and m wines were made to sparkle in memory of the new. | lists, an has the Phantom, and undoubtedly many of 4 Sophia Smith, Nion, Franklin J. Moses, of South Carolina, | was rapidly « ly elected Ciel Justicn of that State. The bil | and the pa rick sworn—T live in Wurtsboro, VINDINN OF THLE CHILUREN, wis passed by the requisite two-third vote, ‘county; keeps Rroce! THR SPRAMSINP ATLANTIC. . At the close of the testimony, Mr. Gatnner gave on Lapel dbo te Mead Interesting mecount to the District Atornes in the | Mr. Wasnnen: ® of Mlinols introduced a joint re: place heges chon » | hearing of the jury of Me pursmt of Smita and the | selution direc of the steamship Atlentic, Ble en wih bee shart: funkyeweudercloped | ghidren. AMEE returning Wurtsboro. from | of the old C i arked to have it put upon 3 ing when the boats were lowered, Alaska ers and crew were ull embarked, | ward 8. Fast Ricellent order wus uialntatned by tho ship's of. | M1 moat mpéterious and Intercating ¢ cers, Who kept the erew under complete covtrol, | (logists as the purchase of avid prevented all panie among the passengers, ‘The two boats previously roported raved were ‘on the 27th of Nover swe, The bill went to Kort sesh ng been read, directing the | picked up by the ship Star of Hope, bound fur Abor Killing te trough the almort y A (witness looks at te aubrotype of her: 1 Meat ' t At ine Have Us es sold witee |) 2 p by » . y time through the al perpetual | made President of Ned Bates, Fur un tu Wrest ywot ein tho content, FeO te ee tlicy ate serine benckers: and | Jervis, where he learned that Smiin ha takon sup. | Secrutary of the Navy to have the vessel seid With, | Goon, ‘The enptain of the Hibernia wae landed at | Winter of the region, it occurred to him to hp kde geal Breck pricy eee cael Bit 1 Cg mmotore of the New Heeth ce auaast v kur crrer Morkuee Per at the Decr Park House the n'y was there | out further delay, and. repor areNs, See i cient Hosae Amuse hineclf by” pering into the antiquition | toasts were drunk tn overflowing bumpers of Veuve | York Yacht Ciub, in a letter to Mr. Ashbury, ace ight soune candy: {know Cyne Hormbecks He | with the children und did my ‘hoy alt | Parsed without a diviai x thereof He soon found that he had struck a | Ctiequot and Heidsick to the health and long life of | knowledged the recetpt of the challenge, and said he ' Warteboro alo; (a piece of bruwn wrapping piper after supper, and the Lindiady suid that she LECTION IN VIRGINIA ‘The following is a Hist of those known to be sav vein. Going back Into the country, and making | Gen, Grant, to whom we are more indebted than to | *20Uld be prepared to test the sailing qualities of the With writhig on Ht shown to wiiness:) hit th rr the plank boards hy 1! Mr. Bi ¢ Commitiee on Rec neers, Mengrs. Beth Brewster, Rob. | {hs sequaintance y ald, feat fuinities of J Phantom against the Cambria for any race an a Wirrvspring panes In wy store ; 1 oun'e teil ha bande e night was dark and rainy, Mr. ( ms rep ling for Ma Forb f AL the unade any other man now living for the early suppression | upon after the arrival of the last named vessel, the writing exactly: Saih and the woman went away the watehinen on the track if they had see nia, to be day, Aut d acovered in thetr of the rebeilion, further correspoudence capiains lself, together; Ticcoliect putting the candies into wrup- | mah and three children go up the track, but non xt, the for the the Reverenly Of their ane In this delightfal manner tho swiftewingod hours New Yo Ping baper ; the paper was scribbled on; 1 told the im had, After further inquiry, h againat the Constitution, adopted by t Madames Be'hel, Co: These were Ms My Dram Sim: The Commodore oman thet the paper Was so scribbled up that it | “uctor named Green who said th ‘bh metin Mehmoud on the 31 of Decem| Gowan; Mision grees, coats of mall, drinking horns, 1 flew to thelr golden clove, and the happy company Ht Club, of which Lam a iiember, bi é 4s hardly fit to put the eandy im; she rephed that h'e descriptic Gownn, andl t er articles tn Hnglish cventually parted with the pleasantest memories of | Qf thechaiiénge you vave so gallant! wos hardly ¥ P 1 we Fj ioe 7 1 reo p can yachts in your commendable “it made no difference, it dd not burt it any Tol tan bad THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE, Crew—Capt M Dr, Baretay, Parser William | } », however Ie very scares 804 | the ocension upon which they hed been #0 agreeably aR TAChiR In oer epmuendable dus:re vo care Smith lived obout two miles west from Wu a eta Wintth tela the. ConOHaES During the discusvion which ensued, Mr. Moore, | Brown, and at et there, ‘as everg where clic. it wil Natiat Ueahe hee ear Mt Montieel Le ay Ig re ope linn oe Pap so the President's Private Secretary, at 3. minates, push ——— ing po that Cupt Mt vogatber, ro god crate y Stanton Ilive in Wuitshoro; know | Wile bad ied saute A x Bas yainten Lo'elock appeared avd delivered the Prosi PIRES, A these revered Fe Gen, Grant slipped away about 11 o'clock, and re. uid the ino! th at Mr. Harding's store in | tne Conductors aoe eeteat whether Oey such | Apnual Mescage, whieh was thereupon — turned to his hotel, He leaves for Washington at 3 aI itt aid not mn Satu 14, at avout 2 o'clock ; | Me conductor Sg et » Nl} to the House by its Clerk, Mr. MePt Iv Mosror Stnext.—Last evening at 15 Mon- i 4 A Fog ha | Might have beon alter; by Wile We witli inan Was on the route, and als engaged detectives | ore | being concluded, Mr. Wa | o'clock this morning. fer you to he inted in ony, ol en ave a : : bp 2 ete | to be on the look He soon learned tat the | A bg y | roe street, from an ko p cause, Damage slight, For myself, Pdo not care to it my vewel for han; Tdidn't see ; it Wasn't on tala wide ss ay nd said: Fo omove that the me - —_ 14 tuland’ waters, but Laceapt your ehalle of the ¢ y when 1] poormastars of th na on the road holped | Cio be lant on the table, and peluted, LE suppore | IN Broapway st evening at 476!¢ Brond- eanrace. I ciplaie visitng 4 nin a, Binsths Buy sonic € Tthevean- | Bim slong, Smith told one conductor that he wax | TAC on that motion disci win orser way, occupied ry officoe, orbnathng In 4 box of rub W other nutiy 1MUSEM ENTS. Aa Bes: hows a ple per which he | nd Mr. Gamucr saw in a paper thi the euliiren 1° stp Wasnnumn—T withdraw that part of the mo | Iw ( tentay morning, at ove | ott wooden iron ani co: per swords, and ‘Tho New Overs at Pike's, ea to New ¥g nos. yon apeelty, salle Kevut Of his pocket); Hurling sand it was xo | wire at Clyue, ond be, Fe Okc DFO Gay tNEER +10 call the attention ot the Honse and | Grand # eerie Wehr tie a Fantini rans, arte y and Les Bayard." ia the title of the new opera, toposes oF for irine bled up it wash fh: tO Bot tom eakaging. | Pome Wins Ons Sir tan oharey la, erilee if) ytoa portion of the Pre a | Vang eae iar the » wutifully jlo dvory or Gua thin nleited cas aor & ak aveou A’ hot be agrecnt she said it mde no dit c, and abe pus thom ia | Nes shown s commendable cuerzy tn trying to cap. 1 reference to thi | . — did these lrreverent natives p «I " ay op p eve terms and for alike her pocket: Tsaw thon go ont ind go over ihe canal | (wre the murderer, and the weret that ite efurt line neue OF the ecandte, Dama 4 ; iy by miehty tat batons 8 Qe Ing by Mr, atoinan's company, Freely translated, | alte eket ; rs . been successtul, The children had suitered mnen SF the pablle fai Sekiee Dia) evening ACL LOR TOR anita ef antiquities Tn " mpeet , Od, | ian tie had Vile dose on that day mete lth Tuey a ¢ bright, but hardly realize the tr ane ° i toe © sults of armor, made of hard wood | Would have called“ Drimstone Chatterers."” A man | ? Aire Ovee dress; that's the .oods; | have pot seen € Lier © Hi 2 &,...§ nity to enter my 1 $400; Insured for $1,000 on stock and 80 , ter will Hot be fed by any of on fa Of them singe that day; (the wou fate of thelr mother, OF tinderstanid Whe llany OF | emphatie protest ngarnst It denounce tae | on iurmtare in tie Broo! Cased by goods da | fron Wait an toed inet Uhick,and carved all) with a wits whose tongue runs #0 smoothly that | prove tisiram ie enlociek Reesiioe yesirnte te shown to witness ;) 1 think she | p Coronere inqueet they ere fe tentre az uttrastion, | diserace to the country and to the Chief Magistrate tt kins fire from the gasily prer with Images of oulesoripts, halt Genet, and c nearly talks him crazy, meets with a youth with | Ysit American waters and to eater (ng Lets agalnes OUR ion. ‘This n Broadway, originating on the feat oi th the derpest att ally hearty weleome from tt ring i vi Wlincss's description of i), fastened togetler by hair or roots, neatly and | hom ‘n Ther you come Durne to yh fF on ton h pathle principle like may eure like he brings riplon thoy were taken to their sister's in Olive City, There i juin the Hope’ Fire fnsurance Company, strongly, and not very wa) 0 ta of t ny dear Fir, very (rw. ccligoh ti, Weatbrook, sworn at srevious inquest, | Gre partien in Kingsign who tare olterad to miaps | ih Wanunumamgienid (OF thik Paro, a enttee | aieet in tae hoster, Lose an farnitae, xy). The Gtrgmely, anal mot very mate to amovemente oF 16 | tho young man into his faunily; the gabble of the | "VOUS OWES hone} up ol Nov. 3; Andrew Duuncun. was tere, | ques i neceasary Soon after their arrivalat Mrs | eh hom dinols (Mr. Wanuburne) bad bee fire extended to the seeond Moor, fromt, occupied by | tho dumute frout And rear, But the quearert and | two When Urought face to theo, and trying to a ame onmaker's hotel, whi the the Equit ry were sittin Life Insurance Company,’ w cted thing to stun ‘The teri Queen's Cap, won under whic! At Was tnken up for the purpore of showing it to him | Tepoonmarenns - Unparliamnentary lausuage i meet unexp ul amileonin Alaska isthe | talk other down turnishes part of the | 7 ns a i c : yf ambrotype of ir mother taken after she w 9 mip 4 loss of ‘and to the basen wood let, ‘Thists solid in ir the Amerie, ts hel open intereational compe Oe ee per rae he ey ia tho came pera || Cane WME shown to them separately. ‘The oldest eae eagnenner saked: Mr. Wood what langnage he Tied by De donge Brus. money brokers, who! suter | jovale stn tke the Cuttin mei fun of tho play, Our old friend Leduc, | tion, ure suceinctly contained in the following letter t Whom amt Wiccolorcd man Thunas Wyukoop took | fecanized it at once, as did the youngest, who Hie, Weon specified the language aa that wherein | #lota Of @4 on furnisures Insured (ur $2,000 tn. the | with holes for eye, now anil mouth. A sep better known to everybody as Prince Paul New Youx, July 8, 15%, from the side of the road to my house, this dress, Pies tate cel ihent: shawaa kay Mr, Washburne spoke of the mensige asa disgrace | dam estate, aud is ged abot WO; Insured. | {acces required tortheback fart uf the heads dud | had a small part, whith he made almost & great one we York Yacht Club, sllown to last’ Wituces, ds the one she had on when Msuat cal Gare penal kat’ ar to the country an to the President, Ped ‘ery NO clock yeas | hiemleta are fod mp iti heather atti ge Avec’ | by his excellent drollery, ‘Tostéeg appeared to her | ,. bore of th found in the road; (a Whip suown to the witness) | QuUns fie Tatas oe ‘The Speaker ruled that this being a country of free | IN Hunson Cry, N, J.—At ab lock yes. { hemlets are p Se rer ailakaliaal Bie y Necctiags nalaggiols t ‘ Yacht Chad, weners of the Ke his is the whip found on the road four or nix feet ER SHAT: WORE OREER TVS) speech the persons elected to represent the people | terday morning @ fire broke ou cow, Then there are marks with dlabolical fh admirers In ® new phrse—a trouser part—and not | A zh you to prosent to the from the woman; dress end whip have been in my THE MURDERRK'S MOTIVES, Lave the right to eritieiso thelr p ers, pros | tenements on Reservol und great tuorg monstrous than so much of m trouscr part either, sineo that gare | Pie SB Moa by rea att ia of Custody evr siuce, excep! & sliovt tne Omicer Surine é ; Fided ft Loin iunguage not indccorons orpersonatly. | by tue heating of the f baad a these were We ment wan but au tuch or two leng-—in saate attire, | “ie cect eauadzon at Cowes, Rowlands Aug. #4 had the whip. ‘There are various opinions expressed in rega Gffensive—a right eacrelsed iu the Presidcat's mom | stoveplpe from the room below pass bably did eo, The orl Ne niles kee Gohalcat int 4 HR RO eb Giloert E. Gregory sworn—T live near Napanoch, | the motives of Pmith In murdering bis wife, Some | saxo in referring to Con.ress floor, ‘The fire was extinguished bevore any serious all ey hether she looked well In {tor not wall the Kote kuow wicre Jucov H, Westuruok | beileve that she county of Vistr new of a former ceime of bis wid | Mtr, BooMALt asked to have his rerolution read, ge Was sustalied, iva matter of taste; to our mind not mang women | for Wie shhoal regatta o Arcst my house is Letwocn, Nepngch and Warts he wished her cut of, the way. ‘The mont plauarble | but yieled al the request of Mr. Bcheuek wiio said | Nawacurronr, Muss., Dec. 9, hat face do, Musically, there {8 not much to be anid of the | Amtywasne. by the Au he recast on Sunda, ing, Nov. uy jon i wat he anted © 6 sum 0! Jesired to heve read a portion of the sident's re Cayen senonees hte whieh he race. 0 On Bees reat money she had, According the statement or C he desired to have read.a portion of the President's | tory was destroyed by fire tals morning, With moot | ard a haifto three feet lung, quarter beiore 0; on cushion on + at a piace called Wawarsing, S from tue store, aud about J ‘These swords were | plece ; ft has the usual soda-wator ayarkto of fens | The cael vitevod t> the ore Yacht Club, eube cut or thrust, like th bach, Morally, however, it is irreproachabl ated Tae her ead a weed ¥ 10 "Of any foreign country Likhiies | Pilgrim Futhers themselves might have gone to see | thsll always be entition, through aay one or more Kurine, the mown. drew $100 of pension | yy eer ee the foul Pee ae ene aeette Sare of, Berson | 2 The Clerk read the following parsgraph from the lrew $75 more, All that she. js kuown to have of its contents apled for hi Woucesren, Mass., Dee, 9.—The boiler build. | swords, whieh ald hesacredly observed; but | ing connected with the Atlanta Mills, in Milluury, | Yiness and tr probably ies from N y chines. ; i te wembets, to lain the sieht ig a inate! een; It wos about ¥'miles from Westbiook's; apent of it was £20, besiies the $5 ele Kaye to ber our creditors we suould not | was destroyed by fire List night, ‘The mills were | Are of trons others of we ory (Walrus ivory) | it In m body, sans peur et eans reproche, and Sunday ae sin Os Hoe it ate, Dau, Pines, an the town of Marble. | daughter, thas leaving $13) in her possession at the es of he people. Ht may | greatly entancered, Hut were saved without werioun | exuuiitly earved, Coptin Bost sinu tea dock’ | schools may Usten to It untinemed, We hope thie oan time of her death, Inveeard to Sinith's property, pire, and he owned a year oF more go a4 4 stored tn ire in its native tors in Vina duke With creat | fact way not prove a hindrance upper part of the boiler building. ‘Tue | Alaska; ond war clubs fe, The fire arte nautity of wood | insde of eopper, whi we of land in Gra » ity success, f | bs a hi bamville, 10 oF 12 miles west Ellenville, whieh lose Is betwee DO ad B00, knobs at the end, resembling the sane articles (ram ‘estate = iv i 8 pe Z if rig Aerts Fees UR Worn—My fae | be valued at G20. ‘This "he, sold, Teappeare that paid by A Me. Dee, D-eChasles Clark, United | {yall sea tsiands: and ear drums a Cah eds rocteunt ie vtec the Rate ea BS ther's’ name wus J he went to hop eo he made up 8 fictitious Aon of Reena ee oer ee oie A ith | Cbon tuplements of war the hislcat artistic ta Reception of the Fourth Meyiment, falle-t over dhe wetal ¢o ihe supual regat-a of the wo there; my mother's home was Sophia | Morteace this property, and sold it for {a sixte ates, Marslial, let here to-day fur Vortinnd, with | the race was expendu, Last evening, the Fourth Regiment (¥ yacat elWb I Dom cup wud subject to ite Hornbeck before she was marricd; sho was married 0 to Granville Porter, of Monticello, He also sold the alloged uilinry of the recent fires ab the Neat in interest are the finely enrved objects repeat Lic Mp { sib lin agi party bes last to Jeremiah Sinith; we lived near Wurtsboro other fletitic for $20) to a Br. Gillette, Vaited States Arsenal.” The trial will commence te | jyary and boue, supposed to be idula, euurma, or ps : il by Lic Vound to give six f moriow. Capt, Varney, of the Wat rtown Arsenal, Will be’ in teinporary conunand of the arsenal here during Col, Buel's absence attend! tieello and Wartshoro, Must have had, it is sup- 1) to $504) with him at the tin aa deck I, guve a wounde (ing Me thelr Be a O19 Sint avenue, The lars day they wish to when my mother went away; don’t know when we 0 lives rh ie dag came to Wurtsboro; before that we lived in Monti. | From these fi ecllo; belure that we lived in Mongaup Valley; I | posed, fr sonal ornainents, "The enting is oe sit could he done by a pre & the trial, Taek only beauty oe Meslek ng, Oxi nba tg uieMent—rig, aud Hae than #69. Other AINA yeas. ih ® dchived Its to be dlatinetly nn rstood that the cup isto be emomber my mother gol jay ou a Saturda; with the echi.dren. No clue to his whereabouts aii tient, would afford to the p Cw , Doe, ¥—-The dry goods stor oh works ol art, twa oF asrun | % the property of the Cla, and not of the mon bere ther Some UEE my Bil or fh Gras tures Poke ano or bes; | he le Clade heave overcah, "He then had ten | iberst compensation for the a Ba aay decay dl See throngh ail these eutving akinlike | oft Gr rowers of the vescel wining Wt la ‘and It'Was about 2-o'clock in the aiternoon; sue went | Gays start of his pursuers, wah nie Weae feriuan oUNE OE UK) Dy fire last evew human head, with great ayo itary parappers tistically vachtehuoeot ai fovet oa eountriea tapos: vas. away with Jeng": he said be wanted hor to ADDITIONAL REWARD, Misiduai exactlug frou thy wren Thy Phante, dtiina, Cis, ad dhetcus tecth; tooklng aol criek A Conkling, tof the Elghty-fouriht Harever atiach to ft, thus making 0 to Dulvagan's, ters husband ; W i the letter of the bund. mpuntes ¢ trot, Hows Tica, oF tue Mongelian, oF the nd other representatives of the various ge cup for iicudiy compe Bae ae eet Dasugan’s horses had |, Distriet-Attorney Westorook, who tas left no | ae itmoomald suid he could mot yield farther un uFity, Manhaitan, Citizen, Live, an Pesiee take ony or fea cae bene Mes ipeay tia erty pets ager efor RE RMBEY fompere, run away and hurt voth Mr. and Mrs. Dunagan; | 0" | a chor ip iene Pat A til hs own resolution be read, Me asked to have ib jew of New York, study from the original Alaskians ; and if «0, Lieut.Col. Marshall, Mott, Arjutant f Ol It was that they lil broken ther arma ond hurt her ether | at nplusesin aditing to te thoy | Feud mea part of Wa remarks, Sraacvae, Doc. 9.—Townsend block, contain. | Mould, have, tak fo for Wideous Davies, and the retail re.Of the’ com: | oitsolteds The co Lurk Vent cram accept the ways; tacy_went With & horse und wagon; a onc apiure IR m to the ¢1 1, RANDALL objected. _preacea, Deo. Bertone’ viock, Contnae | Saiethlig tha bier rut y TL aoe te oom: | cup won by the Amer resented bo Torwe Hight wagon ; my mother gave me $o when abe | hich Ulster county his offered. I is expected (out | Mir, nomads. insisted that he had a right to have fom Avg atores, was body Garmaed hy Bee This elore a ippopotam Vority desig ee ee ee ee Te tor mae qa ceatin’ | Botta cron ene ee mee eee eee ‘sppolated went away, to get things with for myself aud the | PYNIV8D cote ee ene eens ruittt Is universal, {tread as a part of bis marks, S building to soout @18,000 tof an alligator: ng the old Saurians rather | der the management of Livut. Jubn J. McGuinness, nei with the bildren While sie Was gone; have notseen my Fo ee ar eere etanee came teaay te | The Sreaken stated that objection having been ry 9 FB, Carroll, plumber end nthe biter type also h afvcted, Oca. | ee ee en tect Lieut Cul, dan NeKeou,Capte, | eucloan Her mince she went ol that day; Mr. dinith eame | [OF A eouKle Palilati ig. GES ound 16 it could not be read by theclerk, but that | oo ht ers Hawking, Stewart & Co,, stoves anil hard: Hy You sce a sulitary us K.P. Kot W. K. Evane, und Licuts, Spencer and | be rea) back Monday mornivg; he said he had Kot chance 0 veephiachis seis lad = Mr, Hroomuil could read itbimself as u part of his | Sosftdr: Maw Sine, new eel moves ane Dard of a jumble of th ith, ‘The reception committee consisted of Lieut | OF gree forherto ride ty Ulse City; be said ‘le had come . Aliaaeed remarks, eee y ealcon; and. Bniper & Frost, | were and the ‘A, W. Maxwell, Maj. Goo. I. Mott, Capt. E, 8, | 44 fuck’ to get us that ia, myself and the otherehik | Tae Brooxtyy Youna ex's Cunistian As- || Mr. DRoowans. took his position at the clerk's aati htores were owned ME, Post of New | Uoge and fal Baker, Jr, Capt J,'H, Reilly, Adjt, W.'G. Dayles dren; that he was going to tke us to Olive Citys T | goctar he regular weuthly meeting of the | desk to read hie rewslution, oat his cot. | Lurk, one by Mis Tainor, aud the oshers by the ec | egpe Sigh carving Je mace by the Aissklang now: | and Lieut.'A. A Levy ‘ ‘ Knew my sister lived there; he packed up some of the | Brockiyn Young Mei stint) Association. was r KASDALE made w point of order that his col. | Yt! Whithey block ha od. dee | Capt, Fast tried to get work of this kind excited, |” Kgoris are being made by Lieut.-Col. Maxwell and things ch Monday; couldi't tay whut just as We | bell atthe hall, corner of Fulon avenus and ( Jengue must speck from hia own desk, Wp Whitney block uarrowly eveayed de> | utile wae a rude bob, ‘The art, like that of forg: | )bierts ™ x made by Lieut..Col. Maxwell aad The Sreaxen ove Mr Were starting on Monday night he sent me to tell | tin place, Tuesday evening Mr. Lo-rand Morris where we were golag; I went | Wicks, aecupled the ch H to Mr, Morris und saw him; Ltold lnm L was going | list of twenty-eight applications fr memberslip, to Olve City; We Went of foot after dark; went | and 144 for Assistant mneubersiipy ad of wiich through woods part of the way: kept on the road | wore rece) An essy entitod ©The ‘True he asked us caildren togo into the woods, but 1] Omice of the Sunday Selivol” wos reed by Mi wouldn't go ln; we we Wai, McKay, He stated that the grandest move: soyed at Mr. Lrow tient of the present age was in relation to Sunday ruled the. point of order, and | *rwetioa. , ing, Is lost. ‘These talistinans ond ornaments are ap yall read his resolution as follows : Bostox, Deo, 9.—A fire occurred this evening | posed to have been worn about the Hock, on evutisy | Uatorin being provided tor Coevegimeute, The Love ——— » The President of the t In the four story granite building known as the Alc | along with the tusks of tho young walrises and the | Yun Qf betas bromide dt tor tie regiment, 1 RC. Provixcran 8 r Ro sage to the Forueth Cong Dany block, corner of Bulfinch sirect and Bowdoin | teeth of bears, and were the crowning glory of fail . C. Provixctat Siaunany.—Seventy-one squire. It wus occnpiod by Jones & Hoyt, boots | dress in the best society of Alaska, Among the SS man Catholic Churches in (h's diocese have taken 1 shoes; GW Toralls, boots and shoes; Lysander | more useful articles were black wooden spoons | Uxroy Repvwtican Gunenat Commitrer. collections tor the support of the Provinglal Sem! Wilbur, st and apothseary, Hrecman & | (rutier wbove table size for the wide-moutts Of | executive Committee of tbe above oresnizatto, hary, amounting to a total of $17,213.09, valises, Both plioe stores were | Alaska), carved datntily; fish-hooks of bouc, wood, | at ther headquarters, corner of Twenty-se Ticsagany ta Hon ng oflcers of the regiment to build up the ° ifivero Ws astrongeprobab tity of anew | N+ BLoopaoeD, Becre command. Brow ito Brownville that nigh Mr. Sunith quest of Mr. Sehenck) and Whereas, Such a sentiment If permitted to go to the yesters bags tilled with things, aud 8c. ools, whieh, together with crolan asylums, homes, | wiht’ without iuined BA partied the other stores were damaged, No | or tron; spears for doting, with oue to three ‘ir treetand Dr sight, Gen, John Coch: | day morning, some burglars entered t ° Dag tied with twang, eta: | ge cole wince org iC cruN a ayiamer unm | mctid withontiaied Me Lote BieaA oR atc | & Fas iter capes iat tna copper prone; stoncur Sooten pipes fer snowing | Niet ttf nt lah, Gra. done Cochs | doy morning, Anne DUmpiare ealeed Wve Mate et ee take us to Otiavilie; there ars and | There was no lack of appliances, und to-day the tives in Congr The upper ¥ occupied a4 lodg dried seaweed, willow, oF Some iDg sine, Secretary, As this was the last mecting of the Com. | front 6! breaking @ pane of giass, and getting went down to Pors Jervis on the same day; the | children of Christendom cor trl iny of Is Abd dey which were avd weverely. The to Cupt. Fast also has a choice lot of old Alaskian | mittee before the clvetion of uficers. on. th into , and stole thirty sack overcoats, / ie Hight we Weut on fiom Port Jervis; at’ Port | tie world, Ile was convine many no cireuinntY catimnated at 4,000, ‘The Insurance la mot uscer- | dresses, Bome of those are full sults Wf deer eine, | January, the only business transacted wie valued ‘Tho thieves carried the coats to id Jervis be shaved off hit Wuiskers, nd had his hair | of the auperintendente, tech ‘area 7 rth tuined, asad) ees.ce OT (066, TEER DO, id ft ja ane piece. | and approving the ‘Treasurer's report and auditing | Clarkso weet; they them became ond cat ire tare went, on? aude got to. ‘Clyde, | ‘ache: aud that the instruc.ion given by them Fa Gowipraration. a to anount of mover thas that | ogg, gay —At a Ine, hour on Monday night | aa tomernre woven by hand like Gobelin tapestry, | MBpald Dis Shrew teers into the Rallway, Wosce saat Wan CAH, NES Prine eat ecme targe place on the foed | detective. They should teach & COU BBO moles | "anes uriicrthe dlcncton tie oteonee” x} Jesigns, Sim! ba sacs Alaa pleaded pe tipaan sve) signe are also painted Amenican Groqnapmican axp Statisticay So- n wantasti Hart, Brosdway, near Thornton ‘ . After considerable discussion the message was laid . 1kTY.—A spel i mo Fine Commissionens.—At the meeting of the we stopped awhile; don't know the ofthe place; | treats her infant—feed them with such food as they Fesey hard D,, was broken into and vovbed | IP briguteolors of red 4 Won the dresses, us | CURTY —A special meeting of this Association e wens. —A q he told ne to tell the people that we came from New | could bear, and nourish them until they were thor. | OP Wie jas Printed—yons, 1235 | oy sliver watch and $4 in eurroney b on the amor and hel rr) duy | beld Monday evening, at its rooms ln the Cooper Insite | Fire Commissioucrs yesterday th President and + York; he told ine to say also that we were going to | oughly impregnated with Livine truths, All that | BAY% % ——— des-ribed, tute, to give @ reception to Prof, Robert von | Commissioner Galway were appoiated a Committee Otive City; L bad never been there; he had on his | was deemed nm his otter suit; be had | and commit to meu tickets at one tine when we got oi to Obio; | sential part of intel cessary Was to teach them to reud iiorjy while the more es. | , The resolution indi mn yester ‘ial training was neg. Presi ‘matic Asiatic traveler and | to redstablish the boundaries of the districts of the n? Himalaya mouns | various companies or the Department, organize then MARIN we will o1 DISASTER, AL thi y allude tothe dictionary | Sehlagintweit, the distinguished - nh 2.00) und 1,000 words of the Alaskian western Thibet and te bal sen Ele Lont. ce, dilering {rom ‘every olber known tong ilge Doly presided and made @ few re- | into battalions, and otherwise regulate thelr status, Thdn't bear him tay that he had'no wouey; he | lected. ‘The teachers’ dutes were not confined pondence in reference to Fenian prisvuc A Ship Dae ned ig 8 tay Mi Lents | i not set enveily classitied,. These words vw uiatkay alter which the Professor eave an accoune | A reportiof the Floanee Commltice was adopted re. Giiu't wit by me ail the time; some ofthe time le | to the Sunday-school, ‘hey should see their » Was ollered und adopted, AAV BRPOOL, He ship Jobn Duncan, | poied dowa by Russian priests in Alaska bis Travels and discoveries. A collation Was then nding payment of the ou of $a for Would go and wit by the stove at the other end of | pupile, frequently. at thew | homies, learn ow REMOVAL OF POLITICAL DISABILITIES, from St. Juliuy N. By for Liverpool, capsized in the | record lus passed into Capt, Fast’s possession, served, which closed the exercises oF the evening, | ils axainet the ‘Departovent for various expenses, th When wegot to Clyde he toox ustu a hotel; | they live, with whut iniucnces thoy were snr- H AAG EE Ae Atlac ie tba Mak lee, Tha’ Comte Bohs - Goeiniins sins COPE Coe clilan an Conanlicis i sat ux down in #omo chairs around the stove; he | rounded, the companions they n fuck, | 4j:The Senate bill removing the divabiilties of Frank. | middle of the na waa loet, | Tha Captain, sbation.--The Committee on Consolid Hin J, Moses, ChiefJdus South Carolina, being | bis wife, a1 pursed by the House tits morning, ud passed. 1 nine of the crew were drow. Saw Franetsca, Deo. 9—The sche Heustis cajs Fort Ross Dec he pulled off his coat, left it the: Hever saw bim any more; he comforter that he wore aroun and went off; we | understand them thoroughly, uty of | Had. Muses lefta woollen | guiding them la the pitt of rectiiude would be a | similar to ti neck; he went | more easy as well as 4 more cheerful task, The es: | ¥#* Ken UP 4 newen’s Euection.—The annual meeting of | tion ofthe Hudon County Roard of Freeholders bas Accipents Yastenpar.—James Jenkins, a rige apy the exempt Fir men's Association of Newark was | authorized the preparation of a bill, to be presented | ger, fell from the bow of a bark om the at wr ©, PB. | held at Fre p's Hall in Mulberry street, N to the Legislature, deseribing the boundaries of the Webo's ard, foot of Sixth street, and was se The crew | The follow oMcers were elected Preside . | district proposed to be lidated, a4 follows: Re- | verely in ‘Tiken home to 17% Cherry street... Sut without waving anything to, us, at alls this ist tok oecasioi: to denounce Sunday school fatr ROINIA RLECTION. and p " vod, but the ve d cargo yiee-Frenldent, Henry Soden; Mecre: | gionin proposed fo be consalidated. oe (oor xen | Johanna’ Gandy, of 90 Mose street, ‘was, Bueeki ‘was on a Fi e ; the hotel was Mr, | staiing that they were !ittlc betier than polley shops min Virginia w mn | were wt tui love. Cosine; Treas ‘Wiliam F) Line ck rivers, thence nortberly equidistant between | own by cask of wine, at pier I ‘Kast River, Pierce's; we siayed there until Mr, Samuel Gamuer | and but one step rencved from the gambling hell, to | op, and Mr, Bingham made wa orpumn Drring te voyage of tho ship Hertfordshire from ives, dames rand Henry C. | the two rivers to a point equicdistant on the Newark | wun seriously :pjured, eve’ Hospital bf Wurtaboro, came there; Tdon't know how long | which many were attcacted through thelr influcndes. | proposition to postpone tho ele: onda Liverpusl, an \icricny neamn named Joum Cromb | sosent Trustees, William SUM Henry , McCurgen, | plank road, thence ie. s.direct. lige to tas mouth of | A, Smith, aged 40, of $3 Mulberry strech, ell of he i we were there before Mr. Gamuer came there; think | The usual discuss.on ensued, amd the assemblage | and in favor of the timo wpeciiod in the Lili—(he | wounded the first and kilied the secoud officers of | Khas P, Latham, David A. Swain,aud Baamuel NI E w Mill ereck, eo: All tho tersitory east | dump dock at the fc s of James sirect aud was badly jt waa about nine dave; he brovslt ue back: blr, | separated, 20th of January, tha vessel Cults wikia the limits of J kvs Taken bome