The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 23, 1868, Page 1

ge DOr ar ne n — 9 emma THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR. FROM WASHINGTON. PRICR TWO CENTS, THE CHARTER ELECTION, NEW YORK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1863, RESS MONROR, FROM FORT FOREION INTELLIGENCE. TRAGIC DRATHS, RELIGIOUS BERVICES ON SUNDAY. > —>— ~ — oe H —_ A Fiendish Ha urders his Wife, ralan| Strike of the Cigar Makers. Democratic Primaries—The Nominations. Ppecial Despatches to The Sun. Loxnox, November 21.—Yesterday afternoon Coroner Rollins was yesterday notitied to hold RCTURE DY THOMAS MITCHCOCK, BQ. A fow weeks ago a Cigar Manufacturers’ Asso- The several wings of the Democratic TN met | ‘Wasnixaton, Nov. 2% Fortaess Moxnos, Va., Nov, 20.—The experi. | Mr, Burlingame and his associate ministers of the | au inquest at 603 West Thirty-cighth atecet,on the | The second lecture on the doctrines of the New | ciation was organized for the purpose of preventing Se eaePer cemnins, fo cteet Calegneat, oe eae i MOVEMENTS OF GEN, GRANT. mental fring, under the direction of the United | Chinese Embassy, with the secretaries attached to | body of a woman named Rebecca Corson, whore | Jerusalem, or Swedendorgivn Chureh, waa delivered | strikes and protecting the manufactarers. The | the nomination of candidates lor Avsintant Alder: Gen. Grant returned to the capital Inst night, | Stater Engineers’ Department, was inaugurated yes: | the mission, were presented to her Majrsty, Q death, it was reported, resulted from injuries tnitict- | last evening at the Harvard Rooms, corner of Sixth | Journeymen believing — themsclves underpaid me School Comm: paloner, School ‘ and drove dircetly Lome, This morning he attended | terday, @ larze number of army ofercs being pre- V bed Frias ar Water Oh ae i. etaay wene | SH bY her hasband, John Corson, This Corson ts ® | avenue and Forty-second stree’, by Thomas Hitch: | for their labs at that time naked og the, Wie a A 4 Re 4 | Cloreh with hie fomily as ueual, He expects to go | Sent, among whom were Gens, Delafield, Humphreys, | conducted to her M. ‘audience room, where | Mborer, abont % years of age, who was in the habit | cock, Req. His subject wae “Solvation: what itis, | for an tnecase of wages of 62 8) gorters will met at 814 way, and the North again next mouth, being much pleased with | Rarnard, Callum, Benham, Simpson, Tower, Wright, Queen, surrounded by | of beating his wife, and he was doing ao oa Satur. | and how it may be secured.” The lecturer defined | thonsand, Thereupon tho Cigar Makers’ Aasocla- | cans at 997 Broadway. ean, ‘ Dimick, Newton, Thorn, Stewart,” Gilmore, Casey, iy and jadies in walt | day night. Ttwae sald that he chased the women ation to be @ restoration to spiritual hevlth, | Sin reguinr inectins, resolved to make an in- | Committee (Conservative) will ‘ Bis recent trip. Reese, Hagen, and Col. King, of the Ordonce De: | ing, gathered uround the royal seat ia pleturesque | from room to room of their narrow dwelling, and nce disease and anftering, from which the Lord | erea 1a thousand to ary next, and then | quarters, corver of Broadway ani ity third } APPOINTMENT OF AUPERVISORS, partment, and Gens, Barry, Bremerton, and Roberts, | groups. then knocked her down, and jumping upon her, auc. | 1 coustantiy: in the effort to All his mira- | a further fierease of $1 to May 1, providing the | street, and several merchants and business mem cone ) Tames Helger, who has been appointed Super: | "'atINEs wre ace condnetinn the experimental | pelcitd sinnley then Introduce Mr. Rartineamewho | ceeded in stamping — ber Woy and ince clea as recorded in the Gospels aro es my condition oF trade woult warrant I Tre Vaina nected with the Wisens’ Association will most a8 | * rie ress! fi ‘ ‘ aniner ich he endeavors to cepted opositior ont the | the cone Hotel, to consider thor of Texas, was recommended”by Mr, Rollins on | fines, which consists of Maj..cen, J.G- Barrard, | Rmperor or Ching, the coninced by expceesion the | (yn Spggunrecoenisable mass, | The | alterca Manhiacturers ahould employ mone Oat Unton Filval diseases and restore ua to, spiriiual health. | mannfacturera shoult employ none bat Union men, | shall give their sapport in. the yt poscased was'oroen to'wicers, | This view of the matter Is austatned by. the Mood Hy mi Ne continued by expressing the iT alth amd happiness oF the qeece, | ete toe, y McCulloch, who, in consideration | President, Generals, Wright, Tower, ant Culum, | desire that the behait of Beret Gen. C. B, Rear an Secretary, did not resume upert they refused todo, and 6 Friday last, inae- | eicetion, The Republican Sehool Convent ‘ 1 the people crer whom she presided, would be “ ts merous passages in Ser pture in which the sickness oa, alopted resolutions discharging all | also mect this evening at their respective Of that recommendation, condrmed several Important | thane until nearly noon to-day. as they were engaged ie al red Bora ef (he persons Weiagon Ui uoper hears ef ive | and heal ng, of the wi are apowen of, an tin which | Union men Theie employ. ‘These resolutions | ters, 4 yervisors in the North, The duties of a Super: | jn consultation upon the reauits elected the day be- oure Interpret, smd detained the murderonsiy ine | the Lard Us ‘ealied the healer iehan. Ina | being ‘communicated to the | wen “employed | | The fllowing mominations for Behoot Trestees i ‘ ‘i ore. velar ‘ ‘ state of spiritinal hea sare capa | in the shops of tho members of the jurday evening: TIBOR tA TEARS Gro, Vo" 8 Great EAIERY, Heentant For the entertainment of the larce number of Cline’ husbend aati Bergeant James, of the Twen- | He ie'tboing gratified ao an to produce plesauce bath | ociation. the atwost waanimously stopped wo wh } TI ALABAMA CLAIMS Prominent officers who are here for the parpose of enstedy, ‘The unfortunate wife died at an eary hour ‘all about us, Sin has perverted | on Saturday and procceted. to hold an open-alr mae ‘ ei ie Witnessing theso experiments, Maj..Gea, W, F, Bat MULATEAY. Sporeitin, Sige. Guull: Was, (racinred, ERA #0 tint their indulgence causes us | inceting In the City Hall Park, ‘There were soine | Our Government is satistied with Minister | ry, commanding the artillery school, held a review sion to the well known | fer vo. d face werd terribly bruise. The hu and the world unhappiness. The problem te then, | five or #ix Hundred cigar makers present, Tho i Jobneon's official conduct ns far as he has gone with | of the troons ander bis command at 1) o'clock this 2 i the United States. | where this rocioda murder. Was committal ta a | HOW May we restore our affections to thelr original Hed meeting was order by Mr. Conrad morning, Maj..Gen. A. A. Humphreys,Chief of Bus ae pry ‘ Mr. Bu en presented the letter of cre: | ten: s fh A os | healt ond purity? This Ia done by discovering aud | Kubm President of Union No. 91. Me re | ts-hichurt hy Fegard to the settlement of the Alabame claims and | irtere. U. H, A.. being the senior ofleer preseit, | dence from the Rmperof of Ching. tt warratner an | Whar eee taiued waived ot tie nee cen arente. | acknowledging that our sinful hiabite of thought viewed the Netory of the Un owed how | John Mah ther questions in dispute. If true, as reported by | reviewed the troops, alter which the battalion were tensive document, beautifully encased in yellow | ance, the woman was in aback room onthe fratatory | Schon are sinful, repenting of them sincerely i) been beneficial to men and bosses, ant to | '—Lenisd. Kelley, Louk Form, City table, that Lord Stanley has consented that the Com | made to execute the various movements of the dril', | satin. : yi the floor, inal trand when by, | obeying the tra ernment. b Ho said the Short s orm, Clea party, which fad been increased | Her Majesty, evidently pleated, received the doen- | Syulh, had been sent for he also thought the woman | i the divine cow preventing f At IL o'eloe! is is lone, | Association wanted them to #icn themselves away, ‘ay, City and Bh Mission shall it in Washington, the fact will be | yy weral new arrivais, wmonz whom were noticed ment, and, addressing Mr, Burlingame, sad ave wae | cad, The husband was, of course, i toxicated, and | t@ sinner se restored to health, and bis salvation is | and ade themselves to. the condition of Eratifying to rane distinguished and lntercated par- | Gen, Hodman and Col. ‘Mairdeeto, of the Ordnance | gind to welcome the frat Chinese Embassy to Creat | whvs taken ty canted nfctendl te know netihe ot | asaured, slaves, ‘Two courses wore open: To sian the Hes in this eatery. who have expressed their desire | Departinent, proceeded np the beach to the scene of | Britain, “She was pleased to erect Mr. Burlingame | what had occurred. ile sayy that he haa been, ean -- ieee requirements of the manulacturers, and to Jo our —nment that the Board shall hold its ses. | te Feeent desiruction wut commenced making ar. | ond the mission, and she exprossed the bellel tat | ployed as a conllieaver, and that he reached home at Lecture on "Lite in New York" resist them, There wae pienty ‘of work a wings Fangements for demolishing the target on the extreme | its object was a step in the right direction, about 6 o'clock on! Saturday afternoon, but | The Rev, Dr. Newell, of the Allen street Pr for cigar makers outside this city, and means Nour —« lustead of in London, Aarget Is pee Mr. Burlingame in Introduced his associate | not Anding his wife, he took a walk for’ about would be fh all who wished to leave. I arly constructed amd 9 th 3 . number of | Ministers and the accretirice to the Queen. The | }, Se LL a, m for byterian church, delivered last eve paler bani Fett hide a ps va Nuwe Ydk werente, Tne embrasure is about thre feet Intervie Throughout was marked’ by tee’ wlinost Da Ouch Soneee et iwastortna beh cf arioeh e'erce ue: | peaslieal’@ i speaker Co! at his bri 0 ° a brick parapet on one side, * brick arch | coraiality. 1 sis hin state ve worn Sew York.” His tex en fro a ° fomorrow morning, to risit some of thelr friends | overhead, end ectone pillar om the right side, 0 = SR tee rew carte terly lenorant. This e hue statement ‘The women, | in New York." His text wns taken from tamente- | PreseMD ye "honest in “the movements and Jona shelley, Con. Union and People's. Ted folate da, taka HL We aoa 8 Wee face of the target ts shout Neen fect bieh, by h ALA AIMS, AO. acne wideous spectacle Tier head was terre | Hons: ‘Is thisthe eity which men eall the perfec: | to aiand firm and succesd, Kpreches were after: | The other School and Alderman Conventions af nd relat n «e < ten or tweive fect in breadth, This is composed of ‘The Times this morning gives the following asthe | biy peatcn and swollen, with two deep cute, o tion of beanty, and the joy glory of the whole | wards mate by Mr Edward Prey, Mr J. Gabay, Mr. | Journed withoat making anj tog | Senator Morton has arrived, and will remain until | twelve inel wrought iron of the nest quality, While | resuit of the elections thus far, for members of the | over the mouth, and the other by the side of the | earth? Vinee ana Sullivan, allof whom counseled the | of them endorsed ihe dates already m Cov meet. Just above and t low the centre are is § heavy iron | sew House of Commons: Liberals, 810; Conserva- | Rove. Her whole person waa black and blue from | The lecturer congratulated the young men of today lear make 4, i andl Bo gn bund with ‘ounsel before adjourning, Jenator Pomeroy leaves for New York to-morrow, | [lite sls or seven Inches in thiel Ne ine cared ays hissed! Licks and blows, VAs stated, she wan entirely un. } on the suspicions times in which they fived, and | the manutacturers, “By auch setion they would suc- pe hi the centre of the target, The si the target | tives, 168; Liberal majority, 112, constious, and BO wigns Of life were visible; ut a | briefly descrited the location, advantages, und im: | ceed. ‘The lial of the House of Representatives Ie now | are cach sunported by upright Va re of wronght | png Daily News, » Liberal journal, #ays the Liberal | plentiul appiteation of cold water revived ber slight | portance of New York erty. Notwithstanding the ntirely refitted for the scssion, and desks enongh | irom, twelve by fitecn Inches in thickness, to which 148, Despatches have been ro. | Ws and the blood began to circulate, ‘The outside | Many nseertions to the contrary, In ita mercantile, the’ front “plate of the target le firmiy | majority #0 far , Rout wae B wreek, wiih the door broken | educational, benevolent, and. Chrintlan aapcets few | Yo the Bulitor of The Aun. ave been put into accommodate a full representation. | riveted, the wh beng ted ceived aunouncing the election of Charles Buxton, * & broken stove, pins really know ite worth, He bad been in many Sia: The only mou ying: re ing the Arat of & | recommend noeleties of from arse of lectures to young enon Life | to fitern, wil to uote tele Inbor and money, and Hanghito make cigira for the merket. fe counseled all iermary fl Cannon, [ti - ey FE . one | my and when a difference arises Wilkes for 62,000, ‘The Court Martial of Gen, Dyer bids fair to last all | masonry of the most solid character, ‘The frst shot | Liberal, from Surrey Kast; Me. Wo Johnaton, € an old. kettle bande of fae titles Om both siden of the Atlantic, and . i iis Widted, Juliainag rom the frend ieay bo far Eaade alen hand ald ihe ei for Belfast, Irctant: Sir Ro Blennerhaswct | 8% old Kettle, wie 0 {oe IM | between employers aut employed, 4 to placo the | To-day one of the most interesting trotting i “4 vo ¥ scattered around, ‘Tho floor and walle of the | coull testify to the advantages hole matter i ab 3 ° 7 " Mr, Fuiicrton and bis party, who ennounced thelr ee era aera bors uit BE. Lawrence, both Liberals, irom Gal: | oom were eprinkled with blood, and handful of | York. | Tt was the metropolis of m continent, | Mole mater ines Before ihe pabiie, who cannot | matches of the sensom cumes o 48.000" mile beats i . A oue OF the UPrigNt p Hiich sup: ; ative, from | Pair lay on the Moor hear the stove, giving evidence | In looking at the reverse side or the pleture, the Brat well ‘ f of A deorainct'os a work ago to: return te threy Gays, | ports It, The second Was 8 conicay eect wore AE Liberal cand: | t's errife struggle, The blood was truccd ino the | great evi of the city Is our drum shops, They are | {he diMeully, The trouble arose at the frm of Measrs, | three in Ave, in haracas, between the two ea with thelr charges better sustained, have not yet | ruck the extra lower plate near the corner, ond. Lanseria Nort The Wight ties, A“evidentiy dragged | the favorite Inatiutions of at linmense number of | Stra ichimldit m, where the men con: | fast horses Lady and George Will Inner room, where the flend hi Cuweat, and the Right Hon. | re Victim when the work had been finished. Large | men. Accordi 2 Ol Blood lay close to where these alone tn found, The people of the hous them, to 6 Dursiing Im ald then a fight; but m0 re daily, on cecurrence, they tok no_notice of i John | nually.. ‘Phe death eked by the | Corson ten thick-set aud Frpuls of violence at the | ie held al the ‘Twentieth Knocking the corner of glanced off and did’ some | ton, for Lancasni been heard from, Gilmore and Binckicy spend | Gauge to the stone pillar. The third shot struck | C. Horeman, for most of their time on the streets waiting for some: | the lower extra plate In the centre, breaking it Serious riots have occurred at varion he th some Leavy rivets with which It was | the kingdom ‘uring the elections, At S ig to turn up. a ain plate, ‘The fourth and inst abot | Jand, there was quite a fort Brevet Mor Amos Stickney is relieved from | struck upon the upper eatra plate, penetrating itvery | fore lt wae quelled ten Qnty at Whiett's Poin Hered (hemaelves in to statistics there are over 8,000 of | silrrnd (hemmactye ew York, Ry actaal watching of | Aut demanded ily patd for their labor, | clever vietory achieved by the latter horse over Ame her Fale of pices eee re. an, oir, Ta'thelr race oe cueeeaey ep eeeet Mas pop ‘ sprang the Cizur Manufac hia ‘owner to match hin against the grea one there was an averegs of 13 | Qesociathin, tho above Arin calling on the mare in the forthcoming race. The proviso ut 8 fates show that five drinkers die | Manulacturers, and represen'ing that @ general de- | “good day and good track" is made tn the articles o ofa higher rate of prices wae intended. We | of agreement. At the present time Lady Thoru i mont positively Vat any ich demand was ine | the favorite inthe betting. tended or chntemplated. Thee e-luoking man. He cb Stilon to await ee York uavber/aad brs cracking the pillar whieh supported it, and tie | mob, There -was rw York Wiarbor, aad oF he arch andnasonry badly. ‘Ibis closed the | {Htle town of Riph Phe wpeak by giving come notable tn. et A in Derbyshire, A sharp fetit resuit of the Coroner's inquisition, stane inking which had come wie oH 2 a Ly Aurionsiie Proeeretin Race—The Gered to Et; aul; Minnescts, went for the day, occurred, and many’ persons were injured by el eo ppt Lis der his own observation flatton mate a proposition of auch» nature that tO | creat raining match for tthe American Pedesteia ‘The smount of Iraetional currency recetved from omorrow the osrd will probably try the effect | and stones in the hunds of the rioters, ‘The mob AM inde Baath, THis kecond lecture will be given on next Sueday | have itopial te same could nok powably Lave re- Eramplonatip and @44¥M, between fDi. Davia and the priat ng division of the ‘Treasury Department | Of hens Heavy cane ont twa tower, which las | povtinlly demolished several bulllings, inclading the | ¢, vesmtinued the inquest in the | SYSME AL the same olnce, "Subject" A Lite of | eh te campeaeaes Tne Clube Mokutaerirere’ Keaes. (2s, aed rnin, comes of to-day on Poh en touched, earn, ‘oroner Keenan continued the inquest in the | Prowutation in New York wveque Ne a re ne F Hetan be f uring (he week ending yesterday was $561, 082, ht Eva, Capt, Leritiard, with afew friends | At ite Lancashire nowination of members of Par- | case of Timothy Dann, who was foun | atv} Morris | Prostitution In New York." ation receving it fn the same light, the difieaity Med woecs tvs vitae teat fe ae DEATINOP A NAVAL CAPTAIN, at the’ Ho ment, Hon. William E, Gladstone waa declared to wound in lis hen, from Which ie | Hedtoatton ofa New € ‘ “ ing Was settled, aud the nen tornmed work A dead beat, Itis to tun eben : k ‘ ¢ the majority by a show of bands, Gied at the New York Hospital, Ii was supposed | Dedlention ofa New Congregational Chure! shop, ab the Davis bas the call at alight odds In the bet- jaforma ™ he The steamahip Key Wes Ii is announced tovtay that Lord Stanley has ac: | that he committed suicide, As there are some myy- The Parkville Congregational Chureh, situate ‘ ee th Jenth of Ca oar ni ton, leaking and pape disabled, arei ceeded to the moaisieation of the Alabama s us circumstances connected with tie case, the | nearly one mile beyond the villuze of Plathuah, L. 1 ap Rg thnes dle cbeddi nhs bh - —_ oy West, Vi h tthe With Jay. Sue encountered a heavy gale on Priduy might. | ment, which permits the Commission to sit in Wash. | further inycsugalion was postponed, " i id Foard to waj a r fas From the tesitiny of Mattiew English, of ao | ¥* dedientod yesterday afternoon with appropriate was appointed BROOKLYN. lbcpthibrebibcclpes lea att tel tae ad Tho tudians. ‘Attempts have boon mate to organize anniversary | Henry atiect, it apjesred that he tie dceawed | wervices, ‘Tho structure ta avery neat one, of frame, asked Ui consider what propositi >: The Navy Department ia in receipt of volumi ‘: ot fons de spateles from Hear Admiral Davis, com 7. Louis, made, a ¢ the time expired Tec tet W four Committ were e hanging ead: but city and Dabiin to. partn ‘ov, 21.—A letter to the Democrat, Tewpanaxce Dewovsrnatioy.—A number of Father Mathew So: hard-fnished instte; iss why ay anid cost @11,000, all of witel is paid, with the ¢ 7” AS Y lew yesterday paraded the mondir squadron, alvin ted Fort Haves, the 15th inst, says the entire The proceedincs will doubtless prove ‘witness wen HRN SE Baath The aetiecitee! wit he ogee | regerved an {focture re Moeration an | atreets of Wiliamsburah, and in. the aferngon © particul nok the Unived State roe lathe Geld the fadians ts Gov, Cra: abortive, through the action of the Government store, who was ¢ pastoral charge of the Rey. Henry. Belden, for eee eY TLR | new society (Mo. 5) was organized fn Masonic Teame Steamer ‘o relieve Minister Woah * res curate, ia ah * | offenats. kegs for bitters at the tin The witness returned | merly city. misalonary of Hionkiyn. Among those ft leat Gh ple, Grand and Seventh str ote, B.D. ‘ burve.tocetht emuicn Irformation | {orl'* (of Konsas) Cavalry, 1.500 strong, seven | Kurvnunan, Nov. @.—Lord Justice Inglis was to: | at if o'clock, and found the store clored, Me went | rcadat A Cia ORVTEMOA Ware, HinbeD in ndiitional $1 per ‘ ri seta te eto ihe wt rola Mearatchen sree | (upeales ofthe Evy vale, eotem oabnfen ot | gaye Wetige gi the Untvevaiy of Rata: | away agnin.”Giat retwined Shout w qnaiter rark'4 | (i Pit hentcy, eit, | Noah iCwe walt mot strive before Usk time, oouirt av 4 Fewanats = Dodan ine feve, eh a oate at they cannot be mate ton Seventy top eel ab p } Mm « wl ws, E, lacis tot ‘eloek. store was then partly oy en, Witien's + ry ‘i he Cigar Ma bion® epted tis propos! io OF Chi rT or Pot ere nnd. tiwoven uiat sottine cheats (o | Cavalry, One colnpany of ihe THIFMOIN Intuntry | “ermes eter we Hoe, Wi. Bc Gindatone, Pa EON ee Deen oe Per ax went tn, | Mi Rtorrs, pastor, of the Rout sattonal Chireh | gion, on condition that themanubiturors ‘employ | 1st High, atreets the, following pation, hed thelt | lustify the epprchensions expressed in the papers olored)one company of the TMid Inianiy, and PyeRaEs iw the Stine roan | CC Brooklyn. The latter preach A the dediestory | none bat anion wen in their elaps, and that a joint | pockets picked of varions amounts: Mra, White (am NG Creatiient ol Me, ices and anotace neenier or | Kerasth's scouts, amounting in all to about 3,000 men, Heatye ela Tithe bare | Sermon, taking for bie tose the city ont ast vers | Committee of mavutietireey aud workmen be ap: | acqaintinee of the family) of a portemounate con the Leentie Aa willbe seen by the following ex. | There is part of a reghaent at Fort Walinee—probabiy Navies, Nov, 21.—The eruption of Mount ‘the cbalr, “inat ®. partition s witness oF She Oth chap oma pointed to equ ae 4 ox paid for cigar vine, foe $17 and 8 gid nes Bre, € cof a pocketbook ac om Commander K nit’e letter, Mr. Was resery aod qu te & force eo: irom the Vewuviu . er . lene ie vouses | suppose ni ad dangle ‘end of ae cour nit ‘ onree tile aetion swath ral on contain! I; Mra, Fraceis of ap bir nna Tromp wererceelted on board the Weep on | weet to join Gea. Sullys commsad, wow moving | Vowurius ls increasing in violeven. Many hounes | Suppiec Ts Te Mit Thee Esa wguiucl nls wuscand | (rece, wae donated Ly, tho, Ditmas faraly of Plat: | sgeved to hy b it www one wiicls tue | Ing 88: vid a ody, name mnknown. of & pocketboo the tu fember, that vi ascl r ng at her | seuth, toward the Avkar ond Conahan tive low nd fas ine in the viemity have b utterly destroy car; Wipes took up ad ‘ when his fon Hund, wad the © x, Mr. We won of the pas Manta turers’ ult With propriety have | containing a email amount of change, No arreste Knehorai ei)terConmenierinthemean. | feported Hat quite w iarge number of the Indios | td. The market (own of San Giorgo isin tanaivent | Ovi his uttont on tothe fet that Dunn was bl h whieh tithe Sve area ee nee ubunioa men were at work In | were made, ' Jew wilh Lojee Re ee ce eee eee | eee - i witness then waw the Bical anal ford bebo mi diite wrasming for a pee | Mone Sranun Ronxiea iv Wrettawssenan— th ANS A veoatouil the rapatioes, Apache owas, Ce ing on ap; Witness at once call da mus ete Hout 4 ele tera, it ps morning of th Macttcovad the | Mienchery and. at xed. cublawed band, esiied Dog re A aR re A a Prayer Mecting In Wator Stre Abnat s clelnok yesterday morning @ slable swaed the Hur ae Rerteinia | Fee ¥ed on ties: | Sol mung the latter are many white despera f Egyptian | pist i beloaged.ty bint, ont was kept tn a gwd in | The Water street prayer meetings, which situated In Sixth stecet, between North Fourth anc enya steal er, th niles rey Wis ¢ Soldiers sie now weattered about thy ania. the back part atthe ature, 18 bad been loaded «nee | yeoquit John Allen, Tommy Hutden, and Kit Bur Nortls Pith streets, B,'D., was fired and utterly eon ra He streon north ot Smoky Hil, and July ¢ witness bid fad no diMeuity of ny Kins wilh mei eeivetie regia d rennin ienleeh tall han aten | Rumied, with is cohichts’ “There were four Rorseg ine Re the ta ver, where they will bua their lodges fur the win Havana, Nov rumors are in circu spilal Whore be dink. aye 7 tre | nueds EN DERM | OereLnEe Fea terta lt Aidit! hibot A ), his services would no longer be re \ Bring Maregg Ab rte ied onduiet of Mh re They ean musise trom Aa) to O08 warriors. | tation In the elly In regard to the numbers and po fogiian, won'of the provious witness, corrob- | Moon. The Anlaston rooine are juat shove Allen's ea fete i haat, | Tye cocoa Glee inet, on suspicion of the arson. He wae fag towered th with exroines und revolvers, 1a addition to Haig tite Lesinony of his tute one. and daily moctiniey are eomtueted in art 0 nyrrs, extending the the action of Mt, | their arrows and ka dare well'suppaed with | Hon of the revointionis 0 insurreetiontsta FE ee eta door to 94 Morris | (ict. wiobtrusive way, Yesterday afternoon preach Was not, We assure the publle, fron uptsin Woglom to anawer, | dnvese what ammunition, claim that they have from 10,000 to 12,000 m A | atroot, heard a pistol slot fired # if he open air, bat Uh ani in focling toward thelr employees, Henetantes,—George Keck, alias Anton Shi- oy ae far ws the Braaihag Iron: Gen, Sheriton will command the expedition in pers | that the ih possesion of the town of Pueri after Beard a second repo ‘AL ong the hearers ad a class that as it Ie necessary that tb arrested by OMecer Mooney, of the Forty. { Te itttae | some ‘The plan ie to wttick the Indhas in their win- | Principe; but the reports are doubted In this eity. | tapping at tho sure duce. Ww damp condition (and more particularly a certain kind Breeinct Volice, om aturday, on a ebapge of a RAD | ter quarters, destroy their lodges wad everything they | Tt ix stated Ghat a sieacrecment has broken ort site a ¢ 10 leave his hor Asien | oftamaces) be worked as po to prevent | grand larceny. Was Identified by Sama ] fevey aod teu tio! ave, take away their arma, and furee all thowe that | among the leaders of the inaurrection in regard stock, and fixtures to let OF | its becoming worthlens y, with their usual | nett, a tailor, doing business in New York, who hw VoraL oO rae with | ene tlaughter to hve on reservations below the Jeney, ‘The Commanding- General and th PIRLS. wakes to disclos Wis tutire auity, extended the time to discharge us tor | charges that about four montha since the accused Ya bray ware axcensivels cay . worth Arkousas, “The destination of the expediti I leaters of he revolutionial® are reporte ~~ ‘ bea ae ne fyi ne 43 ie aoe ok a al benent, We fi m pertsal of | wan in his employ ava Journeyman, dor the nome r ott “ from the |} aracneya probably be Sand I south of ‘he Arkonens, plewn ‘The report reecived Were (re a - ft tures | o nny maiden hee nos Changed Kin | the several put rept of Hhibeek, d that one nig! robt ie store Us oft Vuvetims accompanied My A raking that polut a Iris ol supplies, Gen, sherid Ne that Gen seiroestia tne, Dens | ere PUES err agree een | manere Uoaralag, HGowe INGRAM, Sheva Bee Inventionsily we mre watinticdy bs of clothes, $80, with which he ene aifarunt Soe er ie the eat | has ® fan extra horse eauses mtic inong the ult 000, closed any bucks t ahors. while Mit Hurm continues At the presy OF CIs county, o New York for examb Vassced dvs « in hauadeon LUO has ever Cken the eld volunteers, principally. ve About 11 o'clock tast evening a fire was dix. [ to-domolieh race by whit he says is the least cruel | Of New York and. Brooklyn, are ever . A portion of the } A Glleh te pabliakcd trois Mic Tien tee Awor cay prevent the Dudians from breaking up into small for netive ‘service in th ered in the bavement of OL Merece atreet, aup. | Proess® kuown the workingmen w fair aud supartial hearing, "The ‘Yiquer ‘soe of John, qito wie lor nea fou Mr, Wastturne warene | bitds and coming north, he can give then a very inte sill” Bold. possesion } psa ; Now, weouly ask a Just remuneration lor our cet, was entered Uirough the pila AE Ce eli ee eene eee, | severe punishment, but if they elute min afer the | of Bayaino and r towne, were ia con, | Poved to have nate spark or labor, and leave It to the publie their | fanitzht of the rear door of Saturday alght, and robe Rein eee ited toliueumewervice | fest attack, aud reach the ratiroad In raldivg parties, | siderable excitement pi his city and the | the boiler falling among eom avings. ‘This A meeting werulet whether our demands are unreusoual le oF | bed of « amall of property... The | crt Seal nb = featted aie ey can do Ammer te damage, aw there will be bute | surrounding country, ‘The revolution t# thought |, > © premise i» occupte by | Sunday Schoo! Un she + ng | HiUUNt, om the employers would have th bie be- | menteot Mra A, C. Cobb, 163 Fulton 'street, were Freres Atha hs vent eet eta tae least Ail force along the route 60, protect It to pe decteasine, and the gencral opinion ts that it | Dart of tte premises wa wid by | Sunday Schoo! Union war held last evoning at the | ide" Weriginte hothe worstipand ctivaon work. | mnths keys on Satuday' after: lg aid tos aeurneelath Kodak Che citanesetan ores 7A Gen, Sheridan leit Fort Hayes on the ith, ond | will die ont on the arrival” of the troops expre Jolin Setzer aa om packing box fictory for] Fourth avenue Presbyterian Chureh, and was at: | ingmen in the ey of New York or eixewl noon, ed of a wet of wiuk | eee deta ike Tocco. Agrea sturturd says’ | Subovertae tiv force near Walnut ereck. Me vill | from Spain, ‘The Cuban republicans cialm that the | pian Deving the past week, if not fora ded by a large oudicnee, including many Bunday | uve re nu exerting GIL gilters, valued wt $63, | FT ee ete ay. | Cen move to the Indian country, but will wot com: | revolunontats are «tuily rece'ving reinforcements, onger'time, their business haa been ‘ao erent that | schoct peuchers ahaa, (PRE pe (will plainly be It, acco " | fear cane wer tora Tee! | memee active operations for some Werks the info n received by the Government thran eon Veneer BAS 2B The. Reve: Howanl Paosases Moni they have bad to work. long ufte non & Nuono,—Thomas Pays @ usual Loure, at high rate of tl) " A ; : on, Sr, and Thomas Payton, Jr., father and som, od that the ab ee Viet he $s how Receiving i fur O48 ——— private lettire isto the contrary, It is revorted tha hid a large amountof shavings had collected, wine | Croaby presi ng the Introdue- | neither unrens ton, Sr ; + Ir Poa tau tone al god The Riot at Bear River Citys vreat muster ing exists in the revolutionary district on y tnd not time to remove on Saturday, | tory religious exercises deity the opening ad as arrested on faterdey porning Uy (Ger Beran Aleuer ive Se Tue tM TMA Tate Lalo oenaictioe hi Aeconnt of the scarcity of provisions.” The reported | Shortly be‘ore midnight the ames Woon to over He began by referring to the changes in the Pp ps geet ee apt abs yet pny | SNodonnttie couse Mis W | Sr. Louis, Mo,, Nov. 21.—Late despatches from | fprisine in Vueta Abajo proves tobe aeandrd. All | poweral taeir ef Tang | status of Sundsy eli i hod taken place of - ne charce of committing nyvs assault wpe the oly ove porch tow war River City, Utah, state thatthe city is now ints agree that the rain portion of the revolu- | for more wsaintanc Tite yours, They we nied only to The Moven necro named James lowers, employed as atablcman Bovierterinmsucs wiwina t ceca ' Pe Se eee ered TIER LaLailtan ies | eet cane male meet the needs of the el not allec ro and Spreial Committees. of the | Lie He, Letrower, In Milde street, between Third “A ister fom Me. Washburne mule) Waitt Urucaad that teenie of Ute MeOk are. by the Govern olay stute that | nd shortly after the side walls of the tront, Je to thom ib Feb neqpedi ye by cyt har an! Fourth avenues, It appears tint the accused at. 10, 1088 mat We Feporied: that twenty of the moe are {nelpe conuinues in po ion of the Gi crushed the ndjotul " Ht the In 4 @ Union tn aturday even | galled at the stable on Tuesday evening Oct. 13, 168, has just been 5 ‘lads and thirty-five wounded—two mortally, A nelpe conti Wise lon of the Gov. | walls in failing crashed wotuing toure ‘ Ju, Wt S40 Greenwich atreet, ent troops, wilh Valm ised ert measures jor | agulted Bowers with a pitehfork, infheting fing, Val | 80 ond 2, breaking throuzh front rvof to cellar nd ther citig’n nomed Arinstrong was shot dead, A 4 : A si niatcdD otclock last’ night says: ‘The mob col. | maseda ridicules the itea of his being attacked by | wholeof Ne. 01, wilh the contents, were destroye ean the tw Mr. ‘Abruluua. Le dower, Frealdent. ¢ By acl ae ir the wat for the pefouma has nich dates , ht says: The mob col: | ie rcvolutioniats, but, on the eontrary, mays he haw | aud it ia expected that but itll of vaiue ea be | he Sanday ollera a, Held for the practical | way exiled 10 the elie, ‘The Spe iit, as given by the accused, was (hat Bow tb : eed i the ‘oun ta i ior pliysci petro ema ty cee a 1 "iriat tie adjolutng:Nouses, the buildings | exercise ol Christian principicn, aud iv ou duotae: | waxenited to the ehaie, The snssult, ae given by the accused, was that Bowers who Ewe abe ne y atend tie wounied, a Br A oN Ad Ressopespeiendesalpltartor snag hover ae akinnged eavbe ne vainauln abe yeiuvel members | Wa shade thelr report ay to the probable eayenae of | hud enticed the daughter of the’ elder defendant, Pilate coward: the dat pha la-tt ona sy fb tee er ged be eh hd Tet RE Pata eT HT at y Wine tem list of the occupants of the | aa to the children it tnstruc Was {HOUgHt that | eee on Clint Coonsion, aud other routine bene | Cetre MAX ane Lavan. Amed 12 years, the Meteoution wontd’ & Fee e eT ee aren oe foes Uae | depertivemt: of iue ny, the mcmters of Which have | {ures houses, W eiluiaet Gna bine the Sanday achool woul L bo a substitute for rene ured ou that vecarion, and other routive bust | atable, and either committed, ‘oF attempted to come | aie ie Ved strong and Wien i ‘The Mayor teiegrayled to | department of the cy, then Fa of which ti free hunags, w rbay a rs eae fees beaneacieids bie, Hirewror sieved that he Chaussee | malt, Wh OMLEARY UCR. Be Bowers, upon bee 7 wile SUE Pridger dor Woop, Which ave expected to-mior- | been armed and dri er, inide. 6 rer ane ‘bux maker, 1oM soeuind Mou ’ rently ai visable tu invite the attent ou of the rattroad and juestioned in regard hy lige proprietors, us Weil as ta drivers, to tls Mm y Hit. ‘The Hille is the root y Cay the atc and a tate ] ; tal de judee son thd in and around the city, constitute an army of 12,00) | Bret foor, faney frame beghdeast bate eda atitaten ite al movement, and endeavor, by united Cdort, to ently ealed at. the te, while sornishing Uh Vhouzn we ereay Phe Wreck of ona sciplined men, all Of whom ean be pluced at the uiples the recon Moor of Hue a ehow | Instruction, nu Ray rR aR CRRIEAT engender, among all whoto duties ease them to "usc iy with mliiss thet this diepleased: the pertaler wits heaves oat Ainposition of tie (overnmment tm an emirsency. Maura, (OF SI fait | this The speaker. consiaded. by. devcr Me pubilé throug ares, that ep tal good | who turned the cir from her home, and she caine t@ Wi al show 8g era s The Gaceta to-day publishes the manifesto of the Oy dea roll SAM: | i tien of BupEriiG and. Pastor, which he sald | (HOw ship that would prevent the ous Writs | hia Bowers's) house fr shelter, She returned home | ar erin San Francis ~The particulars of the | py. yisionol Government at Made, making Hberal F $5,100 iol PEA at again bet ele he Lhe peste he sald | ies and dolays that are my injurious to quick trans | on Monday fast; and the following evening the nee | dont hie tage. wreck of the American ship Hellespont ara as fol- | retorms ti the government of the isin, Tt has been FKOROR, Oval AreLO mak yA Re delP a Boye Tne Work, for the | Peltation na Well as public morals, He felt eonvine: | aauit, as alleged, wae committed, The Paytons were he ntin fe ta eontreate hibit bio, on arcount of the | transmitted by telegraph, radvoal, ant other chan aie F win night bs cout morning how fd that a epint of good feeling could be Gok mpaMenK | brought before Justice Nuckley, and evtumiited t@ them to peigary tUlak weaiben ad Tints anys | nelsto all the towns of tie interiot. Tt is the goverat | &# apie oO Hote fe Birameruan, et esa a ail pas thes that I make both drivers | gwuit the result of the injuries, | ‘ ch weot! ane Sa sie asy* | opinion that the cireu acon of this documer € nakers, ons Ga.(h>, pe budding be he ur |) Spoke n " “nto D mI a pediments: m . Thden bp polceand sslesynepersig, | previous to Wie diy aster, ‘The ship went ashore at 6 | opinion that the cle uf this document in the | titally destroyed, is owned by W. Graham, ana is | seuool work in that s kave an iutereat Ar dahil eat nent Fovanat ov a Finewax,—Tho funeral of Mr, foreign oF haty i Us, Sou WHT Wade ‘clock on the morning of November 1, off Pigeon area! Fee eee ae NEF UL Maxillary tn | viined at @HLOM. Insured. No, Hy, basement, 8, 4, | gecount of the ret cious condition of the West. 1 effect this object, The wore Lied Ihart, who lost his life on the morning of { tant Low we decal to thiak of ail Hie lends we tet | Port, short distance trom the place where the iron | PULTE Me er rt peevatts in the Gulf, | Siogran, blacksmith, loss about $1,000¢ first ‘oor, | OM) children attend sunday selimls in Miesourl al forward to aut t the failing of a wall at dire im " ViCIMie Ot the Fev aad cowmrdive Of & | siipCoya wan Wreeked in Io, A fow minutes after weayy storm from P n the Gulf, ci ie oon, | wa. | He spoke of the Inilucnee exerted by Wie adeno y i i | yoo yeti he reves Bue ec) ioe poy da Christian Schell, fager-bier saloon, lows gy i 4 fe ; et ak publ the residence of his oo Ai ety iyrant, Jones je inate Murine viking, the Hellespont to pieces and Suh ebeted: Sh Te ote in! | arlevemeased tn, this work tn iting persone who | eet, Pay oi Une saluedts eapcolaliy ee wee rescenes Ste | SLRRORE 8 ih soReCnNe Ual,lld vane ti Wasp red. my eaptat ; Hythe nded. Informer ostinato: third has been aivided hy potitient feel i entioned | $8,100 CORetne wou ee ra cieeumen aoe Seaieelne Aiiiiceas “aadt waar aaa | eimteaton daatraylng Fhe, wi A me eda tye dhs St ern Havana, Noy: 91.—Later dates from Port ai | baum & flash Jewel aad cane of a Munday seoel oMeuidd by an ex-tolel | Section of the candidates, Rovers mucr persue ing d'wonstration. — Representatives from | iowny ‘eid’ it was’ outset Predericg, Wilson, Siciael donnston, dames Green; | Prince are at tinnd, ‘The revolutioniste are again | Wakers low foun bannce to Necretary of the Bundy | #itirursed the «oun mad adtoctiod Mieieah | Oi eg Omrmeat iat ellisens. acces Instatiog | Bo, wien Capt Bitland lef the | Charles Wilson, Geor e Thomas, and Charles Brown | making progress, The excitement azainst the Ameri: | gener flocra ave used. ae Workshon Selool Union, then mate an intervening atateuient of by : ea Clinton Hook and Ladder Combany No.'2, of whiel } Le ea re Pig Maton WS | were saved, The snrvivors reached this ely, with | cans bas not abated, but secs to be ou the incre rae. I the occupe could not be SUS ADOFS OE URGE: Oripuatmal litte. 3,00 Hole RONDO, . deceased Was ameniber, The latter company turne 1 Pate Garenanht ee eo ined tl | tue exception of Henry Flemine, who is stil at Pos Be $10.09; damage to bald ’mg, $5.04N), con!aunin, 00 eh have been estalisied |The New York Cosoverattve Building Lot | out el hiy men, each wearlng a badge on the Ie { Bid tenant han throweh ail Chrteteud Te then ¢ cidero, in a eritical cond tan fromm wounds res ant Aa A fall Ist earances could not be ascertained, ime the year, anid 140 hs ne sg BYU) pas A jation. reat bearing the words " We mourn 01 | Oluded t2 let ave depart, hor hi ¢ Fe ON a We ine with acat | Havana, Nov. 21.—Au acrival from St, Tomas | owing to ite belt g Bunday, the ¢ Mee on eee ployed was. 100, He pumver ol Mis | nis body held an adjourned mocting at ite NYork ateset Metounist: Wpiseepel for this port, The vessel and cargo are a tot reports that the ship Cromwell, from Caleutta for | "'SI% 40 109, and 108 Greene street, rear hous ‘The Hes. Dy, yng toliowed tn wn address ty white | es heatunir It Bowery, s Stunts evenings | Ghurelt, who. preach noquent discourse Grom | Vhiglithouse at Pigeon Point would have prevented | Foxton, and brig Hotlaay, from Demerara for New | were mor oriesa damaged hy the falling walls, Gre, | We spuke of ‘the beneficial influcnee of gm vecuy ying tha coc. Cera | Thcungerta mthes of human lift. aid the necowslty af thix'nnd previous marine disasters, Tho building of | Poston, ant Unis Teaking, and were divcharging | water, &c.; estinated WOH. sehogia and their value to the eon ity, a a iy ed | proparition fur the future, The cofin was of ros ch a Bouse is contemplated «tap , 2 Mae sing eoustuded with singing te Dy tien, om Alonday neat, | Preparation for the future, |The een was of tae, such i cards sie Ix Kontieru Sruner,—Saturday evening, at 5 P “iutsin Kast Witiamsburghy aud is | Naot bearing. a oval plage Of aiiver, upon which t The Committee on | Havana, Nov, 21.—Late advices from Carraccas | 40; not ineured, 4 he ono hundredth anuiversary of the birth of tedare auld Co be worth from $0) rab dhssuioree, Gad ioe wonaua Ware iA Da Fee eee ae eat Lore cet iT the celeleation of the anniversary of the Manch represent that the country was generally qulet, A] Iy Haxten Stewer.—Yesterday morning, ot | Midodeicl) Seilclonoacher ym suinuetuantel lt | fog oesoly at prescat aumnbose O70 Ms | view F the eceemunies were concluded the ree ys crowded with fu itives aud T shared with | cop martyrs met last night, A delesation was | few small bands of malcontents were rosming in tt $3 Baxter sircet, occupied as a ii vmnelOscood in lis clureh, on the cormerot Dee - Toains We a conveyed 0. 1he bs ater Aol the per ee eect ttliaaets | chosen to walt on Bishop Duggan, and request that | mountains; but the citia.ns everywhero deatred | Ciuwe. Damace tritling; covered Geiourih sirect aud Par cvehue, Alter tue eus'om: | Tum Coorans.—The several Socictien of | eftineencartl Ux tan Wie, Mepariend os tel ae Rasy been at Aad vwheo lie requirm mars be celetrated for the repose of the | peace, and were disposed to nequitace in the au WH BORROWS: ? iy services, the Key, centleman took lie text from | United Coopers in thi ty wud Brooklyn wil enter | Nor g accompanied the curirge to the grave, reo were se aad by an oveepowering force, | souls of the martyrs Allen, O'Brien, and Larkgn. | thority of the existing Government, In Eucvaxtn Avexve.—Yesterday afternoon, | thesiaiecuth chapter of Muithcw, siatecnth, verse? | upon a auske lo-duy tor cher wager aitete tote | > Hh 9 cartege (6 the 1 dragged from mewlhe on uy Way to the | Phey report that the Bishop refuses to comply wit Conuresy was to meet on the Ib of January, when [at tne Lunate Asylum, corner ef Mist wircet umd [| ° And Simon Peter answered and bold, thou wrt the | demands ace complied Whiky whiclr they probably eiack dwn eeitain that Cape, Kiclaud would Have ) the reqaost, on the principle that he dit not w © | the new President would be tnauzarate Bleveuth avenue, caused bya defective fue, Dam: | viving Cisist the someon tod.” Te t ave an ex: | wil be NEW JERSEY. Fesponded ty my reyuvst and coened oa the owe, But | ave cho chure MW bronght Into connection with any | ‘Tho @npute abont the bark Juita stilt remained | age usgnitieant cellent dincouree, treating calefly OF She moral ex ' oe paainlee eee ott a acu below Arcdncions inorder to | political party, He Lad always re to counte- | qnavitied, The Commissioners bad uot yet retuined x Fonsytu Staget.—Yeaterday afternoon, at | Mlisious tie ot dcblerermucher Kunnixa Accinmt.—dumnes King, aged 1, of < ‘ rhe Pol we a Fee eee a ae eew Hearse Tin the: sircet | nance Feniaiam, and that moveuient had « Fenian | to Garrocoas, WH Laat apt ettia ig the a Pe pracartreatsd et pe King, agel 1, of | Wiveem Travet.—The Erle Ritisss, the New Fee en a ea aT Rtie DOWETE TS. 1 a Teer sce QuRIC GPL RoIiNR MB by Seer Branell Gf — 5 nig,ok thedurd Noor, Damage to furniture, ga. | Tur New Canon Cormeonat,—in a tho Waterciowee Wite a Higted candle, frou winel: | Jeet y Central, and the Morri¢nnd Eesex Railroads flat gatrace upon my tg, My diplon rowers Had | thie Urotherhood ere, |The tollowing resolution Barto thea, The building is owned by Dr dberg, and $6 | with Archbistiop McCloskey’s previous susgent lis Gh k fire, Vurning his Lody laa wlivcking | anvounce that a now time table will go Into edeet aan strani ba Al Vave | 4s Pasred by the CoMmiLtees sc nauct of nisnop | Havana, Nov. @1,—Reports received from | dainaged about 425, Cause unknown { on Moncay next, y fad y eee : collections were token up in all the Koman Catholic M 5 -E arrow ier eds wed POLL Hic in apd reuret his vefusal to evant his perminion | Por Rt Lio! {the crops are ina flourtshin x Broo About 2 ofel unday morn ANHATTAN IN CouNetL.—E LL, : tin ; dhe Abaeaud | fo iavelile anniversary stnitern mass veil up 10 ty ane Seetepattis ta Cotrice te Anat lalate Iga ae eee oe Senn cane Ih Heke. ia On. | churches tm this etty and Brooklyn, and elsewhere | Cary, the District Centre of Manhati |, Agcinent, om tae Crynan | Raraoan—The nid ely 8 Who had | oe Ur ourmartyred: brothers; that we feelas it our | condition, and prosper ety fo the tals ing 3 x er nary ( ng of te heads cles yesterday, at head. | breaking of nn axte ender caused the eo Beized the erm oF been | iene ascatholle trlshnien are outrnged; Hatha lon: | Politieal a stn ns Ubsided, aud the whole pupuls: ford strat, Bear ayaa, was destroyed by £ throughout the diocese, yusteray, to complete the | Carters, Vourth sical, 10 cousuil Wit segue. | train co-run off the track ut Newmarket on Friday earricd nt ty. Whe! elk he | Cee can queneh te heaven born spirit ot a at ~anqui ‘ose About $100. ns the work of a brcetion of 1 hedral on Venue ave id] en ned hight. No one njured \ Vide asthe, my Goversment | hecget Mn Ga natures and inmlaute l giurte by aur Crea: | vom tran ———— (iny On saturday moruing, about 9 o'cld Witch street.’ Special sersuotm were’ presi ed On Siete Way Uh ie Pillage Contino | UMN Sens UE ae WR tena dBc py feet eet tor, hor another the syiipa hy we feel toward tise The New Dominion, fre broke outin a two-story and athe frome building | tee cee ysion ina of the eiurebes, On the oven © bequinlt ange tie svat Accipent.—A young mnan named Conra dscodl Wnyeete ine aaleniy wh bare lad down ther lives for those tranciples ey ‘ v Speneer street, near Flushing avenue, eaused by a | ing of Thankegiving Day, there wil be a grand ball se ioblage, Mader Kee diee: | Bettel, employed as a driver at Kastner's brewer 1 anieate with in haa ‘itwily Wap lauted ta the Irish heart. Orrawa, Canada, Nov, 21,—Tho Fenian pris. | Prgan yg tT Ee ncteacrd ad Heat ‘i £ O'Neill, Whore were over 1) inattend ‘ x : ; i Which ere oy brn 5 , lefeciive fue r rr floor was ‘occupied by | given in the school room’ of St, Mary's Academy ot " iu Lewis etrcet, Newark, was killed instantly while Bunate faerie fro & Hd beart ab the — rreoee oners in jail here under the //abeae Corpue Suspen- | fly Mycrs as a grocery, and e upper part by dehn | Ciitten 81 ‘th © piucceds go tu the bulidiug fu i snow Hy hem Wire od i gatce Krom engared im desivering B er in Elia eth, Mis he re earliestinoments L # Justiy ce General News by Telegraph, sion act are to be liberated on ball at once, Buckley, | Colsan aa a restience, Tho property is owned by | of the Cathedral ‘ornia. | The utmost harmony pr valle, and all | peeouing fightcved” ab & train OF core which Was CA ee i the rive Dr. UL. Armatrong has med the city of St. | Hoste, and Kensella, indicted as secemories to the | Dennis Derry, ot Mei Worhington street, New York ae of tho LooNendon WARe Sali ee | eee ee ae oe Me goes ine eee Wasp ani we Batt eaitvanitin pabiih: | Low's, for @n0M, the value of some land taken by | wwardce uf the Hou, D'Arcy Metiee, will Mot be Lb: | ent fy) iescrd he the Pale Comuany. Mosare. Gen a atteeed Harkless atictaet | ces QHOER', LNQUuTS.—Coroner Keousa was NN Tee plane eantece ccntare oUt word the long niy catalogue of the | Lie city for wreck purposes. erated, The notorious Whale i lwen lost $1,00); insured In the Manhattan Cc esors. Geo, Hougiton, Milton Grillin, Michael | yesterday notified fo hod an inquest on the body of 4 ven gi} ot 4 Wihad Marre! 1 ye on, John 8. Pendleton, a former member | jail Iaxt night uniler a wii Colgan lO at ielonk yerterdeg raraiony arte | Mutegi, Michael Murp Unpka, aday ur | 2 aunn.whest wapgiven indohn Wutte, wiche | aren iets New York on Friday inorning for Baltl ip x of Congress from the Seventh District of Virginia, | Present in the ‘Toronto Cov ation | Any i Qovered in tie collar of 84 Behermernorn | Wo # nce went to he cmploymentudier oFox& Co, | night Uetere lust wis Fun user ub hided on the | Mores Vat at Newark they Te.t the truia to get some Culpepper Court House, ov Thuredey Inst, Heavily {rene birt ni Face Tar ee a Hien setting fire to a barrel of rubbish, tt ntl Hare HBAs r woul a¢ mse tien pinses, Beau dus y of tha Hud tive Honiivad gatiaioner iscovated that bee Wetkel Neel gael a1. J, Whiteheod Byron, late of the Eigh cklens remarks. He will return to Jail here, what- | 'illins ald, Wioreapon ono Of hein, witeh one did hotsp | Dace atlacle Chee geet tee Se AE | money aad the passaxe tickets, had been je de ei AD elit Plein itogiment N.Y, 8. tt Been “appol te Conder eo Ee artes hPa gumanun all Lowen, Mass, Nov. 1A, fire at 08 and 08 | Lear ur wat to aly MS 0 ii'Ceatremiteet, | City, ying aisle) Busch, Worre. the deceased | TREY at ene proceeded to the Police Station Hoan only the | pre for there Brigadicr-General in the United Btates army by Mesmimack street this morning badly damaged the reuployment, bat wh rmed by the lnuer tat : 7 he | Whence thei cendilom was telegraphes rriem have lneized™ the ocesson to mga | pi oo raion ploy’ on wzbt in ti machinery, aud be fiely count of old ages o ouat ‘resident Jobnsun, ‘ole. ¥ le buiiding, owned by John Nesmith, stroved 4. Ht bad ne place Wo give bim, wor dit he know an was killed ore he could be extricsted, Deeesed | 14 Now peda , Bese Mita sOtutn Shick they eameoataccond | Newell A. Foster, proprictor of the Fortlend The Colcoliiscock Trinle | Licicher's bonnet Hfeuehery, aud damages. the boot | Wings ufos tie dtu’ ut koe Rae Ue. | wet ldeat ot Mobekcn and ieatca'a wile and | , Tul Maven op Noaure.—The inquest om the Boat! Two yeary aro Lave tin eat 0 by fore | (aie Press, dicd suddenly in Boston, on Fri Aumanr, Nov, 22.—Several witnesses were | gui sive mock of kldiwige Dearbora,. Hue lows tm J sud” that he had never authorized them 0 | geveral elutdron, body of young Nugent, who was recentiy killed at bien Mosted to tet Uring | and an influential and respected eitizen, an uncle of the prisoner, testified that Gen, Cole Eee a ee i rete ee ATL Mocca Wewed ty Fox & Co's dEincorted | HMvdson City, Noa, was badly injuse | Uitough cralie, procesalae, was reeuimed Friday ovesing, ba me nit of the country ant | Dr, Horace M8. Wakefield, Superintendent of | grandmother was deranged from ten to fifteen years, | fi. Ganucy, age 2 year, a temporary Inder: Sybil f the roault of and, a nded the ne Cae BixtH Bre BU AallE Several Withensos were examined, but the evidence Fanguage, ai then th the State Alin House at Monson, Mans, was arrest | aud also thata mister of the prisoner waa subject to | Sihackiord, aued 15, recently fiom Lilaworth, Me. ; ADE Gees: A ALS eu ae ee of MU leant a ee ee ee eee aut | elicited wax merely eviroborative of what las beeg ee Ue ow edon Saturday, for the illegal detention of ag in- | fits of melancholy and wv stranger, supposed to Le George Maniry, & | MUrreat and the persone win Vad previously paid | axed Wh ad My Hag pba tic streets wae run over | alrendy given. ‘The Jury found that deceased cain Botaueh got away 0. The defence ollered to prove acts of intimacy be- | Jeweller, recently trom Boston, vole Br cuch to the fin then went bi fore Marsial | yn Nouth wire teak Hoek by cat No. 03.0 Me | Byte eats fvom eougestion (Of the Drain, superibe nat by hin | belie’ The steamer Colorado sailed from San Francisco | tween Hisevck aud Mra, Cole some three months be S af Ok of the Mayor's office, who sent for For & | Bleecker sttvet ling, aid seriously injured, ‘Taken | By Nis dual fiom commute ios ile hime Bape ite Bhat oy ty | bel oem SOLU) Ite treasaie, | fore tue homicide. and'mhn Gen, Cole wan present, | - Nasitvitua, Tenn.» Nov. 22—The atorchon MMe thet pay over the aniounte wbich the | ty De leyuo Mospliak.. Willsay Farell a one | ntuow a, Bia clesied econe hy 1,00) of which is for New York, aad $105,000 for | This teatinony was Fined: own that Cole | dealers in agricultural {mplements ; Tun over near Mouse bY. siage, and bwily | Pickeocxets.—The recent withdrawal of detee: iithe Thive the mat sinc ngland, Senator Eugene Casserly 1s pusscnger, | the Chars eainence of ah unovernatie frenzy | dealer, and Sperry & Co., cotton factors, were de red. ‘Taken to Beilevus Huspilal... Kolar Me. | tives from the railroad depots In Jersey City has ems Showing inpproved by ai ood wi Sr, Louis, Nov. 21.—'The following is. portion |e a ee eee ieee aa a iroudt net be heii | stroyed by fre fast nikht. ‘The eonleala:| Buse un Tame Otte Eis: saslonl OCI ‘Chrystie surcet, sea #eriously miyuret | boldesed the pickpocke's, who have plied thelr ede bf eepat euibe and peri, vutthaveen: | of the tuearance of Dowdall, Page & Co. whose | Vesyonsibiey otherwise Le should bedeewed guilty, | Of tie fret two Were dont, bus Bu 4 yvicen.—Early yesterday etting off car No. 1) Of the Cos bandt sirect | with great success, Late’ ou Friday evening Ofees: ge every tuty with tidel. | foundry was burned last night) City Fire Tisurauce & Co, saved (heir stuck in a damages’ condition, Sion of Fant cunt mornlig OMicer Borhald, of the Twenty-eighth Pre He * was care for apd | take home | Carroll obse. ved 1 AE f te Heke a gs my Goin yy ‘obedicnes to the dictates of | Company of Hartford, Con, #200; Yonkers, New Kossuth House adjoining on the south, and Ashley | jnct, was avauulted ia the alle of GW Gree Sauiuel Torbett, aged 24, 0/111 Third avenie, Wide | Geman going om the Philadeipita train, at the Rew PALS le Sore Gd.G00; Nori American, Plaladesph ia, $5,000; Land slide to Main ee Ehilips's Gn ature "On the worth, were | (inet Was assaulted tn the alleyway of GH Green. | Citer . siitavenua'ein, Wil ol the tear plate | Jersey ftullfoad depot, The ofteer had bis aspicl —_ Lorilard, New York, @ AOL Hombard,” $5,100; Tortianp, M Nov. 22,—A despatch from | considerabiy damaged by vfre and. water, 1 wich street by & party of roushs, who knocked hint | fori, and was severely hurt ‘about thetead, Cared | ons Sroused, and Srrested 8 man named Cullen, 4 an Moray pow, | Howe, New Have $5,000; Albany City, ed i aa ane buildings were owned by John 3 ill, and were | down and kicked him very severely about the body | for and sent home... Robert W leon, aged 24, of 2 | whom he supposed to be leader of the gang. woe oni Pptabecrgatis Cet oer | Albany, 82,0005 Un 1 Baltimore, $2,000." | Wettvrooke states that sland slide took place about | jit tin the Tennessee Marine and Fire | sud shoulder, During the allray the oficer drow hix | West Twenly-sevenil, street, while, at work inthe | taken. to tue police «tation, where Mr, Krabrook, @ While amusing him: | Mew op and, Fe oT eer aid mutes were buroed. award O'Donnel, | and completely filled the channel of the Presumpscot | Hume: Insurance Com Connolly In the chin, the | saw mill nt Uie foot of West Twenty -sevent His teeth, The boll’ was | was caught in the machiiery aud severely lice Surge atiect, | parsenger by the Philadelphia train, soon appeared, ured: | and stated that ho tad fost bis pocketbook. The n Artstrong,. but the | ‘Faken ‘a Mowut Suai Hospitsl,.. Herman Bender, | prisoner was then comniltted to the eily prison, and Biniie on Elm. street, Youke gel! on Saturday by bunning he establishment, wos draw 11s, Nov. ¥2.—The city. stables were de- | 5 o'clock this morning, Just below the Cumberiand | Jnsurance Company, and valued at $3100), Lyon | revolver and shot Jo by fre this morning, A large number of | paper mills, which covered about forty acres in area, | was Insured for $19,000 in the Auta, Phwlx, aid | bail knocking out four and hie Joes amounted | extracted by fF ry Vadly burned, His lle te denpairod | river, sothat the water la backed up to within three | to $40,000. Paul & Core Joes in estinated at 10,00), | wound is not considered dangerous. ‘he oficer will | of 209 Fiith avenue, paiuter,, while at work la tbe | Was thie moruing committed to the County Jail in from bis ody. He sustained otner injurien | water vaniabice were omned by the city, ‘The lovs | fort ofthe top of the dam, aad the lower story of the metig inauteds Sperry &'Co"e love fs sligut'and | ve condocd to hls ued (ur soise Wine, ta eousequence | new Pork Haak vuiuings Wil cu the scatgid and was | await trial om suspicion of having Pleked the poskel ees ervere natere, and hero ta bot oe ack yel been sacertalned will s submersed, towered by iusuranes of the Injuries received, sulousle luiued, Zubow Wo Naw Xurk Howuital, fof Mr, Krabrook, ~ a cna tt