The Sun (New York) Newspaper, January 29, 1869, Page 1

* Che , THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1869 THE ROGERS MURDER. rover vit heat anteg ig ate fora 'eed: | NEWS FROM WASHINGTON, | teeter Zott.trd Proot'ya. Reterre to the Committee on Commeroe, ition’ also deciares, * Tho dovil has been trying for 160s years last past THN PANSION DILL. PRICR TWO CESTS, THE LABOR MOVEMENT. iroaah inn inditccr anger tiny wet connect tne | A HOWL IN WALL STREET, a0 ‘vievlina of Injusilee fn regard to the charges for wor! 1§ ASSEMALY, | done by that bod produce some agent ‘as the city corporation and the - to connteract God's pat d has, he thinks, | Special Despatchos to The fun, Pension bill was thom takon up, and Mr. | STATH WORKINGME ta rm ‘ i Interesting Testimony of O’Brien’s Mis- | yom succested, charmingly Jn. his, vainacte age Wasmtvorox, Jan. #8 a maved to recom wit ~~ fax prounble nid restate were sinyted’ "| Intense Excitement “Among the : , * ‘vith th te . tte BI Ws Island eclfto be & Spirituaist of the lowest order OMANT AND ITH CABINET AOAIN, Ficken out end alsa with that portion of te Arxt by rypocrapniaal timer on har aeiy ae Speculators 83 on Blackwell’s Island. ting that he hne been In commanion witht Gon, Grant rode upto the Capitol touday in « | fection rtricken, gut 4 to the widow belng « non: Rey havare't nt theta wth Goabe the sevusittante of Uod-teariog bitinen® | street car, and spent an hour fa tie Howse, most of obee Rew vor “Srranseiipt Aw: eae ‘THE PRNSION LAW ENCOURAGING PROSTITTION. Mr. Parra aw (Rep., Me.) undertook to explain and with the devil, for be is an Indlepensable personage | the time in cou ie ‘ork. Printing Company. F ation gud tha ‘avoveUalon. Th LOGAN'S COAT NOT IDENTIFIED, | !! the churches. None bat so-calied orthodex Spirit: | tows tation with Jas, F. Wilson, of Clty doomed Mt nceessary to mace a stigit at | ASTONISHING FINANCIAL DISCLOSURES. Foo, say tomo, Wilson is going into his hy Ghele Former Reale of rican vite Ero €isto Aulists, to my knowledge, have over recclved a ines: defend tbe seco vel section, whieh had mot with a per- og on, thelt form i Pricen, via. Brow ¢ls te einen from the devil, and poor © Plan-hette,” being « | Cabinet Alstent opposition that tre had HUtie expeoted ; but he out tke emt ou anit after Jan ‘and <cceaiiianin ; Pi passive iastrument, faithtally Fecords mest.igos from Govveaee ave rivawen te oun canaee ascertain that it the lotject of sd the neconaity Lesh as a bil for presoatation te the Le hlisehaving ben enbunitied to thsaas Wren’ scene The operstors tn étocks ad sevattites te Wie If.pest nine, there | fie devil wo churchmen, as well an thove from. the 4 OF the ecetion were understood by members, ib | lature, providing that the entire contract ayete said Company aud 2, they exnpoationlty re : Yesterday morning, at half-pest nin higher spirit intelligences t) Spititaaisis who have | The Senate took up the suffrage amendment | would not have met such opposition, The eenite- | ahalt be abolia chat the fart demande nrenented, ; , and that after thres years the ouly | M39 ty a street are in & fever of excitement in relation to eotlected at the Coroner's Office, on Centre street, & ‘The Nee Fork Daly Tr inecripe ie @ paper feom 9 to ato no knowle.lge of alleged gatanic wajesty. Tam | tovday, Thoy hope to dispose of it with but fow | Mn from MNiinols (Mr. Inxersoll) had doelared y m i c > | ca “ God-‘eoring Citizen" er ‘ nbs branches of manufacture carried on at the prisons #% cirogiation, a pacer that le neverasen | Movement that bee been began by Mr. B.D, Web Wiuoce, "N whe’ evident thot chep all. and oeveratiy | goasen es commune wich (ne daviis ie Gilt potteneoe | CATE Gebete, Bbermen's Aaanee bil has mean time | wenstiuconbl etly ats cureuied Wu shersoid | kell be the quarrylagof steve, and ihe tanneteeture ner yuo, bad sicealated es NYO | ator, Assessor of the Thirty-socond District, with ® men and manners in our city would havo revealed ue Pathan P| eee Rane Ceiuiaray er Conant re erent I repo had called apectal nitencion to the sud. | Mr. Troup took objection to apectfying the partienlar | Bury, and the," arieing Bom tm twonty-fourth of on0 per cent, on all capitalin eetive tho fact that many of them were attachés of the THE STATE CAPITAL erably before It ts passed in the Be Jeet, The Commissioner stated that ihe number of | Branches of business; ward tit the clause manuthe- auf enanle, them to pay any, use, The brokers assert that they are mere agonte Prose, The others were the jury and offclale eon. sont fn . PROBADLA DRATIC OW TUR TARIFF BILLs. get pavrge tienen eat’ Celems Wael ¢ By turing chains was in Lis opinion, the reason why the a of the capitalists, from whom they borrow money id Coanty Governn 10 promis of whieh, ts mit Dill was defeated In the Benate Inst year. Ho moved | Pf the City an for imventinent in atocks and oter secarities, om@ cerned in the investigation of the mysterious and | A Jobin the Mtate Arsenale—The Metropott= | Anvther attempt was made to-day in the House | iiving in open prostitution, was Increasing, and that * nous Roge i he crowd . tan Police to to got up the Tariff bill in Committee of the Whole, | (he Government stould not bo anwillingly placed in | to recommit to the Committes, with Instructions to | enormous.” In vlow of tho shove fhots, wo ber loato hat consequently they are not Hable to pay the tary LASiSd tls aaxietive penssneth ved Vepias i i Dut Wk flied by a voto of two to one, Me, Blang | Yi. Atrmngn alitode of ofering e premium om timo, | gtge out all in reverence to the mansulacture of | WRU OO RELA RNA Rta qng | THY Actessor reliew on the Toh and 11M scettons OP lous to learn all the new developments tn thia most Voted against taking it ap in preference to the In: | the pootion to sce whut tl posed to ght, | Chaina,whien was carried, Trees A ies Varedive aeatuae tok t-| ce anne i. he teem en ee remarkable case, With Coroner Fiyun and Deputy om our Special Correspondent. dian bill, and Mr. Dawes voted for i, The Tarif | Here, for Instance, were two ‘widows living in the Mr. Kubin, from the Committe on the Conspiracy | Uiy and Coualy Governments, it 1 but just that a vote | OF CAPHol. In the former section, brokers and other Coroner Shine, M. D., the party went from the omce ALBANY. Jan, 28, 1809, strength in the Hi: ase is fast being wasted, and wil fone beg i ~ bo ee ong and bad the follow Ing pat his repor of Ceamire should be ng a Ue dels 4 persons who deal im stocks, seenritios, &., are de to Wi beatae: Ane fect oF : The Senate was {n session this morning not | soon vanish entirely, and gese married homestig, Sed forielts her pemeton ¢ ote our Quet as “bankers,” and the latter provides that aff Atreet, and then took the gloomy steamer Bellevue | Wite antour. The only matter of any public inter- THE CONNECTICNT RIVER BRIDOB, the other declines the marriage rite, but eoliabits matanl aids benefit, an | prot enn fuananers of eald Asarciation, | “bankers” shall pay ‘*® tax of ouc-twenty fourth est considered was the report of Adj.-Gen, Tow il retains her pons! for Biackwell's Island. [9 Her, Ju workin Of ove per centum each month upon the eapitel of The Senate Post Oftice Committee to-cay agreed Mr. Woon (Det fow minutes that ney- thelr action a persistently ret a, Jam « 1 of paupers was reached, | PeO4 on the subject of a contrast for the conversion | by report favoraoly upon @ bill to antaorige the con. | Would nam: rub parties to whom be rehereieee siivand proveetion, andl to bea Hone thereft give tne He to euch profes: | any bank, nssociatlon, company, oF corporation, and and, wader the leadership of the physician-in-cbief, | Of muskets into broceh-loaaers, enters od into inst fill | struction of a railroad bridge over the Conneetient M a ae he was pet ° Griapitan ail neccesary OF Laws, F ee TM AR York Printing C on the capital employed b; any person engaged tp tho party made their way to the sceond floor of the | bY Gen. Palmer of Gov. Fenton's staff. The con | rycr, now im process of constenction by the Shore desired to get wwe mimes, let kin Fhe pravunone of Bubtyiston § Section ng from the Com the business of banking.” The efert now belag sipltal, aad entered Ward NOS, Th th6 bed 8 tract provides for an expenditure of $70,000 for the | Ling Railroad, and making it a post road. Par yy ad eS Hapter 1. TH Pant l¥. ot the Wavisat sta. made to colicet the tax has called forth considerable Ki enbOry OF Any soGiely OF | Vorre thay are eiectod bo ti ot tite are now bold Hates, eal nota @ss00 atin in p and ft is al- denanelation In “the j@st the door lay the fair and deticate woman whoso conversion of ten thousand musk treet,” ond tn their excite iin! Joged thut there was no legal authority for making it- VIRGINIA AND POLITICAL DISABILITIES. BRO, 8, Thisactwiali take effect Immediately, Kavolved, That the tt ment, some of the principal brokers threaten te testimony was cecmed most important, and was the | | K athe ‘ a : ‘ Buatusae oF hd Walk 0 Van A. ‘The Renate passed « resolution a fow dave aco call: | |, C-H. Whittlesey concluded Iie argument this | Petiion when she cot tart Oe Mer OF Nee | On motion of Me. Fencer, tho report was adopted, Be reauested ¢ palse te talltions of dottare etthier 66 have Ganr tou truction’ Committee - , oF Ellsworth, is a beautiful | $96 Upon the A ljutant-General for the information | yeainst the removal of the disabliiies from judicial | %,bremiun to women who meublace, He with regular features and | €Om'alned in the report wubmitted today. ‘The Do- | tnd other oftcery in Virginis, nd neainat the plan Seikael in eer in ee Pea dd Mteclf 10 \c f of tne Committee of Nine. Col siuwin «poke fb ie pos good fzare, She has large, bright eyes, igh fore. | Mocrats and otters Ia the Senate wot friendly to the | Hrieny indetenice of the Vira Leginatare of Tsub, Sous exuiste, tae tte Gill weak over We tb arene bead, and « wea'th of hair, and ecoms to ben girl of | CX Governor allege that this tsa very discreditable | J Averett, « negro from Lyuchburz, aldressed | gar of Tucaday noxt, ‘emt over to the moraing tore than ordinary Intelligence and refinement, She | J°>- The Hoberts Manufretaring Company of Rhode Jornmittes In opposition to the Committee of of was beliovad to be a confidant of James Logan, the | Island are the farties with whom the contract wns ‘The Committes ‘on Presentation of TMs was {eee to present tho bill forthwith to the Legtslas ure, Mir. Reeve, rom the Committee on Prison Labor, Preseucod the followin s araeuded bill aa thwir report, whioh was received and adopte: oTION 1. From and after the pawage of thia a bot ol the: uv ct la bho reveal Or honies of roftze of struction of the law approved by the Woshingtow Authorities or to have the law repealed. If the tax on the capital im netive uso in Wall streot should be pald, there would be an increase of tho reven about $4,000,000 per arnom, - | Martha Clearwar Dionde, of medium size, y thot tnt carrying Out the provislo meeting of the Adam t ovenlng for the purpose of taking aor Vreny Associa! ‘This closes the argument, ew TORK HARBOR, mado, Notice bas bee ne C vantert Mr. Corwnrn (Rep, N.Y.) offered @ rosolotion amen of Ful is dato, ne printers’ strike, ‘The tollow- Returns of Drokers—Ouly 8150 second, who was arrested by Captain Allaire, and to teres m tiven the Company by the erat Todlan Oble calling for information’ as ‘to the eurvey of the har- ME, Warehtes race antyink labor na may be ot th ‘nan ted 000 a Yer ne in Wall street. representing tho Kiowas, | por oi New Yurk. Adopted, awe arrived tm this city, will join rails probably know about his movements at the time of the mar- | Present State authorities that the contract will not fer, It was reported that on the morning of the | # Teeomnizcd; but evcr two thousand of the arms | 8%¢, aud Fox tribe wurder he called on her and asked her tu usatat tim | *F0 #’reacy in the bande of the Company, nie bald in changing his torn coat for a whole ono; that she | ThE Honse was in session an hour lonzer, and some : The Benate Committee on Indian Affairs hoe by tho bill is $2,158,290, be ’ ld 90, and also procured for hima hat, aud that sub. | Of the proceedings were raiher interesting. Mr. | decided ty report a bill making the Ludiau Bureau ® he smount Ssnigriael ty the inden Appro- sequently they went together to her apartments in fear of ride Leper Preamble aud reso- | separute department, Priation bill ast year, Dreene aireet, where they remained one or two days | 1utione reciting the Rogers murder and other recent | ‘Thore does not acem to be any attempt on the {ter considerable discoasion about the generut ‘3 a sal ak CCl ay" | erlmes tn the elty of New York, and reflecting in | part of Senators to net amide or rescind the action of | 2dlin ayaiem, the Committee rose without Uispoy- the Adat whily ays i" ni Of the Tuspectors od trust eae oui hae will ‘un atier countr ey, OF Auch nM mite. Provided tm this setehall LS 9 Constried as t Prisons shail be employ aeamen oF Me SoC] The revenue officers of the ‘Thirty-second ea Uni movewont to seouls | District, who have charge of the collection of thig The President of the Press Aasoctation, in bebnif | tax, assert (hut the whole amount of capital retarne@ ™ of the body whom he represented, exnreased their | by the brokers and other epeeniators in Wall No new contrac aympathy With the movement, and pledged their afvor the pass suport to any menaurea which might be taken to | fF the part year, ae taxable, te Afoca millions or wares wanitactured | secure the end desired. His remarks were received | dollars, Tig allegation must astonish the public, kot op cleaners free ten | with enthumath and alike committes was | for, if it ts true, the army of speculators who deal INDIAN APPROPRIATION MILL, ‘The House then went into Committee on the Tn- tan Appropriation bill, ‘The total anm np, hg a Le) one #h thal ie maraet value 4 conve " appeinted by ‘and conference was imran youl Oe orients yroey dy foua strong terms upon the Inefficiency of the Metropoli- | He caucus against further confirmations, bokabecdle Cunol iavat for services while in way UL ordered, m which the twosommittecs were im session | Stocks aad securities, representing Wundrede of t ibd . tan Po'lce. The resolutions were lald oo the table, | Iu the Supreme Court of the United States to- Linted ash atc Aracotetoanlibhvashavn [Phe rematning section provides for the appropria- | Hl a late hour, wae millions of dollars, perform nancial miracles datly, fusten the murder upon one of the prisoners, Lying Me, La Baw called ub bia renetall axed $008 day, Charles N. Jadson, of Now York city, wan ad- AWRENOR (Kop. Ohio), trom the Bel ton of Toney the Legislature to carry on the | Stbecquent to the Committec on the ew ‘ork | One Arin, which it 19 charged bas locked ap ten mi there in a hospital cot, sick with a repulrive malady, FT aS Conlon UP et FOOTE NORE PEETEN TOPtETY | mtee 06 praetee bé Gn BItOPREY, tho New York election fran in, rey Pri State account Printing Company reporting tke result of thete e Hons to derange the money market, and sent alxty vas ine | forenees the follows tional resvlution. Ww 100 of Title was Ine | tereee semtinousiy te : bees millions of Brie“ flying," have made returns show ing that their capltat la only seventy hovscnd dollare, Ta the kets oF prices | And yet they confess that they Ure aunually a capital tat npoa consul att of threa Aundred millions of dollars, Vt \a proposed to draw out this eapital from ita larking place, amd to make it pay the tax, This, however, would tem@ to exhibit the financial statue of the brokers, and hence the law is resisted, directing the arrest of Heur, who reiused to appeur before the Comumitt summoned, Mr. Brooxs (Dem. N, ¥.) engrested that the Com. she still had within her the controlling instinct of | 44%, Insiructlig our members of Congress to vote for | Richard Wallach, Esq, and other old residents her sex, and liad beantified herscif for the oceasion, | @MCh ataendmenta of the naturalization laws a8 | of this city are crconizing an. inan for her hair was combed biek in studied disurder, | WO" travefer that business entireiy tv tic Federal | whites only, with tickets at and kept (n place by © comb, Courts, Tho resolutions were made the special % * if fi hyena ieee malice shauld also tnventigage we frauds in the late f onfid a ‘ork. With o thin, white, bluc-vetued band, she brushed | Ofder for Tocwday weok, and will be debated at that |) 100) pede de dhy ately sifl veda iuempt | ‘There being no quorum preseat,, th back her abundant tresses upon the pillow, wnd then | ©, 80 doubt on strict party grounds. to evade oF postpone @ direct vote upon it by de- | taken on the resolution, and the Blancing around at the laree number of visitors, her | Mt Ray, an energetic member from Ontarto | bating or shulling 1t up. ules to 6 Look w recess Until ball p demeanor changed from the smiling, enrviess man- | CUNY. bas been laboring ever sinco the first day of | The Joint Committee on Printing will at once RVENING SESAIO’ Ber which she had borne, and abe bryan to weep, | the session for tho appointment of a committes to | make arra ts for printing the Congressional and, covering her face with her hands, she torned | !¥eatigate the aifuirs and doings of the Merevants’ | Procecdin fairy HTS a Aol < Tangetment will ,000 per Cong and sobbed convulsively several minutes, The at- | Tnlon Express Company, from ite oreanization | n. Waghburne was in the House this after- Tho Commiites oa Present structed to present It to the islature, passed froin the Committee on Prosentation | — WArreas, The Committes appoin report d that they had lod the Consple | pographicsl Union No. 6 racy law to Assemblyman L'iyun, of Ulster, who had | Orne Coneeny ee teas: Promised to prosont it tw the’ Legiviature tinme- | Sforted by thie pods, Fer, Company, tha latter atace they diatel, cannes alford to soale preseitod, therefore be | the following Reactred, That hb was real, . York Printing Company, 1m makin te, referred to the Commitice ou Pi fainity thcinactves, tmasmuch aa wih tation of Bills to the Legislature: pmapeators bat ove price for Re tt enacted, That on and after the passare of this | three prices fur tue same Work. fot ft ehall not be lawful for any pereon or Grin to this Commouwoalth to employ oF te ms an npprentios minor person to learn the art oF my ation ball for but it is kuowa thi peek against a ‘age amendment, and waa followed y ir SManke ( ep, Ind.) and Mr, Molar (iy y Printers. ‘The revenue officers aanert, tending physician and matron soothed er, saying | 48M. He bas been strenuously opposed, and bie | noon bat did not remain long, and avo Mr. Butler | Ou ihe same nide,and Mr, Bun (Dew Til) spoken | Saifrunitnoue seas wart obtain oe 2C | ‘The omploying printers who refuse to pay the | tlon and ingatry, thas the that the gentlemen meant her no barm, and bad como | Ter lutions were at first sent to the Judiclary Com- | the Root upon the Indian Avpropriation bill, letting | opposition, alter which tie Louse adjourned, hare living) wor dealt eu ravi be (exch | prices asked, held @ meeting at the Astor Jlonse at 1 | use tn Wall street daring a your la not less than @ Only to ask her a few questions, Reassured by this, seven sceers K ‘as supponed they would be put to aaron and Executive bill go over for the resbibecabeBeoe Socal it oF Iodent P.M, Mr, Baker, of the @rm of Baker & Godwin, | thousand midiions ; that In, that large amount change and by the considerate manner of the Coroner and | *!¢(Pi but to-day be succeeded in mustering votes —_——- who represents aployers standing ont, says that | lands, cod makos fortunes for the owners or spec ; enough to take the resolutions from that Committee, FORTIETH CONGRE! FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, * | tore on tts way. Adelezation of brokers wont te his party, abe became composed, and the examina- ——— many of the book offices announced tn the Printers y. Assistant Disirict-Attorney | #4 Pose them In spite of s vory aharp and skilful ee cuba. Union on paying the ecale of prices asked, utterly re- | Washington a few days ago, aud it ls sald had an tm ‘furl had been sworn, Mr. | Opoorition, led by Mr. Jacobs, of Kings, So we are ; as {uve to pay them, and epecitice Westcott, Dralitreet, | tervlew with Secrotary McCulloch ia relation to thele te ran an n@davit made by her on | tolave the Committee and the investieation. PROTEOMION OF NEW FauITS. Capture of nn English Mchooner—Relonse of Joho W. Oi cenit & el |, John J. Reed, | stability to pay the tax. ‘The result of tho interview a Maleice Thad BASIS, ea toa 1 is hs ak —— : Mr. Monoxw (Rep., N. Y¥.) presented @ mo- the Arricta, oe fad Francis Hart & seed ogee puoeg hom. Mr, bas not leakod ont, butueMr, Webster te tinmova I y aled at iy hou, NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. morial of eltizens of New York and Ohio fur the pas- | Havana, Jan, 24,—Tho Spanish man-of-war a) Uae, I Cay coen leave Fe Po FEe S Sree, Wie FOO) | 1s, te le detertaination to entices eee, © paar ti oye een vireet, where wag stopping. aod Mepe “ ne ee tu sage of a law for the protection of new frnita, Re- | Venandito, alter @ sharp obasc, eaptured, near Ro- te ‘ib that suployore sail Ke ploy belleved, in the absence of any communication from hen, on leaving. be seid he was going uptown i's + ALDANT, Jan. $8. | furred to the Committes on Agriculture, mano Key,an English schooner from Nassan A er table. beard, . and mediosl | to do. on Wednesday bad 73 meu at work, and Hiv, MeCelbeed, thes the delapition were eeable @ nanied filly Robitaiiie scesnr ‘iimdut | _ Bills were introduced—To authorize any life or Jance, wi" to foarn o to Be learaod to thelr | terday “8. Tho} ‘employ over 10) men. The | Mr. 5 That orsine Sones Loe, fire insurance, any trust of Joan company, or savings POST-TRLRGRAPI LINES. party of (wenty-two mative Cabaus were found on reutice every brascbet the 5 10 which, the Astor House to-day 1s to | accomplish thelr objeet. ov ents bank, to Invest. their funda in homie tesued by any | Mr. Riem (Rep., Ark.) Introduced a bill to provide | board the vessel; they were on their way to join RK meay Ge ngepenred.. Sis is oe ten ataeen assoctation umong Uh ‘Yesterday afternoon some of the principal brokers "Bianh cost under incorporated village oF city of this Biate, for the construction of lines of telegraph between | the insurgents on this island, It ts reported that ng to gad apprentloe, veut iris | WhO, ie I (inthe ele Ale Hoe ecing work | in Wall street bad an interview with Mr, Webster, * Ts that so? ‘The girl repll ra «HS CATTLS pronase. 4 | New York, Boston, Boltimore, and Washington, | during the chase, the mex on the schooner, azeing Mae areca ull term of spore | Bt ihe cd rates te those. who will Yome vo the city. | who loformed them that the law proviiting for the Mr. Hutebing readin dangerous diseasre among demeetic enimate, and’ to Wercrred to the Cammirtes on wt Omce Department. | that captare was inevitable, thre rboard ® quan- I iulentares. ayn that one reason wi tax is very clenr and positive, and that the tax mu S Between 7 nd § o'clogk on the eve ning. of Pes dt | prevent the sale of diseased meat, and ppaintin ny an ‘¥ om Post OMeos und Post | itty of a and ammunition, The wreeking ‘Ho empl et, of 08 tates ae pay we Reite somanted to that the printers te bald. Ms. Webster shaded thas the dechhon ad Race at 111 Greene st: oot, and wae drasied Kk Onondaga, Lewis F. Kilen, ol meats, poecivic uit: Gomera schooner Arrieta, selacd on suspicion, has, after an nee Sevtpee: tee tt-aam he hone fe vita city snd. If tos. ‘Depnty {Internal Reveoae, Mr, ‘dinerent aty\e of ttm. soft Ale in Goud, of Columbia, C : investigation, been released indenture Of Ke provid printers te (nose Uitte Steess eartea es tae. tt a8 | the Deputy Commiasioner of Tatern wiv Bloc ts Mist bad deovine of hisoiver | Missloncra, to nct Ave yours, ai a salary of 8 per | | Mr. Monn (Kep., Me.), from the Committee on d PeUAl tie ALL a mak Rereed to do, two new eesle wonld Ge malt hinee Thomas AMacteut, Covered the questions Involved, ‘mince ha hal seeu we m and travelling expenses, 0 carry out the pro- | Agriculture, reported’ favorably the resolu pro- we Mr Alder, from the Committee on Kigh| oad » ‘ ‘The Commissioner, be saul, decided, when the whole her Overooat in jump- | visions of the pro te posing the appointment of a committee of Ove on SPAIN. teported that the BY hi-Hour law Ah 80 I pao™ nncemenenaaees is fehl a We, ak > vitae Is that 80? enue oe as tu daw Yack @duca'ion, The resolution was adopted, feild that all Stote work be done under the eight-tour THE GAYETLIES OF THK SEASONS | 0IOCY Was referred to bim, the a banker eran: te, vs system, as well as that in tho hands of the Com bad (which the TWh section declares may To facilitate toe opening of atrecis in New York, TUR M'OARRAMAN CLAIM, Religious Equality Docroe No Btato work to be let by eontiret only — Toand was at that time bound up with | BZ permitting the Judges of any Court of Record, | After discussion, the apecial order wis postpooed, | Mapusp, Jun. 4.—The Provisional Govern. ane with the Kictht-Hour law, a acnded. Tontonin Mannerchoir Masanerade, | borrows money aud uses It in his ; Si tcead weet Me the eate ie pe roy Me MiB aonea Bice er and atte Me arrehan cele DA ery up, ani | ment, for the purpose of preventing tho repetition of war soliton ten si Bk v Tho grand masquorade ball of the Teutonia | \t should be treated asa pactof bis eapiial, and be Say ook off his overcoat and iaydown on | ments ol the lands required, bas decreed the equality of religious scets betore | DOW fzhtlig to entor Juat demands, was of- | was, as usual, the moat gorgeous of the Germun | 008 por cent. dnd that ho loft the Rouse next worning (New NG IBLAND UNDERGROUND RAILROAD. Wesreine fon Saw oneness the law. 4 fered by Mr. Fence inously adoptad. balls, ‘Tho Vall, which was attended by a very large | It is elted asa proof that an immense amount RAY) Moat i u'elock, and I have not eeca | ary incurpurate the Loug Island Tunnel oof, Caanpuae (Rep.. Mici.), from the Committce pu E Oem ere acailastod ta aint 4. 8.Gra. | 884 Select company, opened with the reception of | eapits! dows not pay this tax, that one of she large ‘Who witness replica affirmatively. {oad Company, sad saming Bill to prevent the colioction of Mlegal Iuiposts’ aud PARAGUAY, rer Ce oe Semeer # vii T™ | «Prince Carnival,” sarroanded by a select party of | banking houses in Wall streot has authority to draw \ Mr. Hutchings—That underenat creat, Georee G.eeree an cence, Sat tazea on railway pasencers, under color uf Btate au —- Fiat Vice Prestdent—Frank ¥, Gavan, Thos, Fencer, ng the characters to the opera | 088 European Arm for £500,000, and that the lattes ir. Hurchings—That underenat with a capital stock of €5,009, ie be aKere, - F Pavan, Thos, " x the characters t Ei a p 000, ' n acl vent y thority, The amendment makes the penalty for such HB. Multhall, Dogaid Campbetl, J, Wal, nny { be pat ng backs Sas 4 tine ound Wits Sate pany may constri railway under tl pert AH a fine of from 800 to $2,000, mcd wroriies Flight of Lopox is Army. rocicaneal eines £. Bovrh ‘The band was under the direction of | #mount t# not tocladed in the retarns of the house, Loxvow, Jun, £8.~ The town of Angostura, to de came? Witness. foutherly un trect, to Atlantic and Flat | for currying such cases to the Supremo Court on A. Bernstein and Ch, Rolim, ..d daring the early } S!though tt may be tn active use, O ‘Kecretary—Alex. Tro ‘| Mr. Hutchinge-—Can you tell whether it was the | bush avenuc ie J write of error, which the Paragusyans retrented after the baitic at Aasietand =P part of the evening played some aeleotions from —— nancy Whincee—No-it was similar—it was a blue | neck With the Routhaide Motirond.. Th THe SUFPRAOH AMENDMENT, wae soun afterward capared by the ulled | Wirsus ree tia Bui Gorman somponers with fealing. aad evel. The pees CRIMINALITI ht 4 4 \e r 4 Loper fled with the remnant of bis army ‘ Tamme of the evening's amusemens was really inter- Mr, Liutehings—Dut the overcoat had been changed | Atlantic avenue to the Kast iilvur, under the soil as | | The special order, the Constitutional amendment, . A comnmitteo was appotntol to wait on Governor | «ramin ik iy i from u white cost toa Disck ons, Witnese--Yee, tir, | far as practicable. was then tuken ap, interior. Gen. McMahon, the American | qroffmun und prevwat tie, views of tho Assainbly to | esting, and perlina the chief attraction was the re- y Bereet—A Yours At this point Ser eant Lo ‘The amendment, as originally introdaced by Mr, cont which Ar Rogers tore from the murder ASSEMBLY. Henderson, is in these words: the Coroner, Bills were introduced declaring Tomp! Aur 15. No State shall deny or abridve the right of till necompanted President Lopes, Adul- ral Davis was at Buenos Ayres, a with the Workinguen, yose Embassy, nud their sercunde by to Kill hie Mistress and 8 Juveutle band of musleians, Isaac 8. Davis committed suicide lat evening exhibited jt, ond askea, Is that the | the city uf New York, a pabile park {ta citizens to vole, and ho dotfive on account of race, ———— Penny: | panini (cinphatically for bevulifying thu rave. fo ‘pr ped. | Sut, OF previous condition, AUSTRIA. Tho Fourth Ward Cobporntivo grocery Asso- ss Kites tape at the house of Louisa Metze), 185 Crosby street, bay dlers or huwkers intending to travel on foot shall | yimons ofthimact Lad sis nae elation met last evening In ihe Dover Street School The second Arion ball last night, at the Ger. | *ovting bimself through the head. He was 9 mar chings~ Sie says tuat Is not the coat hehad | pay $2) for one your's eons; witu a wingle 5 ? Room, W. L. Barr, Vieo- President, in the chair, The sy ried man, bat about twelve monthe ago had bees p—gglit, Hutchings Bk #7) ir One Fonts Nee. * | ‘The Judiciary Committee reported as a eudstitute Groat Fire in Trieste. Lest nicans fur organizing the tore, aclecuing a St: | mania Assembly Rooms, wus another Jolly cvrnival peel ehperyolay thay sell i yy 7] AB tsse Canesten eit; dle, nae: the Art ine oy , for te frst section, sno following Taiaste, Jan, 28.—An extensive firo ocourred | Dirintendeut, des, wero curevully diseunved, after | Oring ‘Teutonte frateraicy, Ae. the evening pro- | Sem0rated from hia wife, Bluce The hat whieh th AUTHORIZING WORKINGMEN 6 SOCIETIES. ‘The rlgiit of citizons of the Un ted States to vete and | in the b ortion of the city lust night, The | Slick the meeting wljourood uutil Tuvoday eveuing, . been cohabiting with Angusta Clarke, of 475 Second ghown bo the witneas, To permit ull classes of mochanics, Jourveymen, | hold ofles shall pot ve denied or abridged by the tnived | 12 We Pusiness portion city lust night. The | pot, 9, Grevsed the fun increased. What was laughter at 0 | on Oe tea been boarding a 801 Raat Coronereeds that te hat? Witness (positively | tAdeetuen, and Iahorers, to form associations foF | Butes.or any Stateon mecount of race, cvivr, or pre: | Custuin House, the allroad depot, and several Gove 2 Mielitee \Keaisie A teal Lc Avesibing WH bE . BYRNE TOL | AaBteal a end protection, bite aad ernment warehouses were destroyed, Lavon Notes. —A n morous and ridiculous, and everybody seemed in @ | Broadway, and asually mot Auguste at 1965 Crosby 5 Corover—Is that Ike the hat? Witness—T am sure NEW HARBOR COMMISSIONERS, Mr. Srewant, (Iep., Nev.) offered an amending —_— Protective Unions will be held jcrmonia | Jovial mood, ae Germans always aro at such times. sireet, Ho mot her there yesterday afternoon as tore the coat that he wore. To ercate a Horbor District of the eitles of New | to th 1d section Which was aduptod, conforming R. ve Unions we held at the Hw 7” al pees " |, and they drank liquor together, At about ae latshneg, ou Aa tei bis hand bound | York wud Brovkiyn, and ‘nataing Jolin ‘Taylor Yoli~ | Htto guage in the 13th Arti ELLIARDS. rooms, 189 Resox stroct, 6a Sunday afternoon, a) Firat, the eomnany of ladies and gentlemen eal nck im the evenlug, while Jeannette Grant and raga t Witvess—Yes, ale, stow, Samuel Sloan, Jeremiah P. Robinson, Join 8, to enforce thie ar fevered watene , f of © } tr. Moteninge—Wlaich hund? Witness—His right | Willams, David Dowes, Seymour I. Husted, Francis | tcle by applope ; ‘The Foster and Dion Match for 84,000, | *t!!Ke I# threatened. down to tables where boer and Rhine wine flowed | qopora Clarke were In the room, Augusta demanded pl ee eaten ts Neigeane Meo tintellom, ,Comaclius K, Garrison,’ George | ‘The substitute for the rat ection by the Com-| The second gauie of the match between Melvin | 4,7h* Bakers bold an Important meeting at Putuam | like the Jomes through the Datch Gap. At one aide | |... ayy, and threatens to pawn a locket whlch 3 hings—He al 01 4 ‘ : a q ff 00% t's head, % : , ore F at Jemping | York aod Breskiro, ona eras a Foster, of New York, and Josoph Dion, uf Moutrent, | tl! this evening pended Treg Nase mouth ® witty Fe | sho hed containing hie iikences, ‘TM? remark ted te Mr, BuckaLew (Dem., Pa.) moved to add the fol exolusive control of | lowlig slips, &e., In said unsel at's salary £2,500; necro 2,500; aswintant Bocre- A bill which will virtually repeal tho odious | ton was pronounced, Then the curtain was raised a6 ool fan additional Section way played lat ulglit Im the latter ity. It waa to be | conapiracy law so ine ia tale uilaunare interested | and the operatta commenced, composed of sections | 2s between Davis und Aucasta, during “MA The second clause of the Aras section of article of | 1,200 points, fonr ball game, push barred. In this | wus reported in Albany yeatcrilay, by Mr. Flynn, of | ga f Highly ; the formor threatened to kill her, While thus the United Biates stall be amended | city Foner was the favorite, and largo enms were | this city. Srvsiranaa ee watts Spear re iu its absut: | *poaking be drew a fonr-barrelied selteocking platal fit sppaint, Pr 8, ote,cf the people | staked upon Bice, while in Montreal Dion lid a | , A mesting of housesmiths was held last night, | dity Sud originality, ‘and poloted 1s toward her, and she begged him not te Ww voto for One " jeCann presiding, de! How from the ee Mr. Hoterings—Did you sce any letter in his sts uber of electors nqualt the whole nomber strong lead to the betting. Many sportemen, billiard | Workingmeu's Garon represented the importance of | Lecronse amp Maerias.—Georgo Francie | Mil! her. He then said If bo spared her life, he would pocket! Witacns—No MARINE DISASTERS. Of Banators and Kepresentalives to whieh tne Bare | exports, and gamosters wont to witness the Kame, | all mochanice Julning tbat orzaulaation. ais tte aa tor eae tthe | take his own, and, holding the mozzle to the rlebd | Mr. Hotehings—You did not see what was in hie Representative or person holding an office of tt which was expected to be one of tho finest and most | Bricklayers’ Union No. 2 met last night, Mr. | onenert . M eyuree Bt tne | aide of head, Just above the car, he pulled the trigaer, : § Dockcta? Wilnews—No, sir, root Under the rt iy Q ght, ME. | Cooper Institute this evoning. Lia syllabus includes Ptr Mutolings—Your mame ts Rilsworth? Wit- t1o-One of the | Pruit under the, scientific ever played. At this hour, however, no | John I, Lott in the ebair, A comumittes of Wins Tal I White Blares to Rhode Telvad.t | THe ball crashed through tho skull, and passed ow a ae ae - erelre's Passenuere Killed Outright by | (0 secribo 4 Judgment of its cheracter can be ninde, but It ts Ti spelnian be rreet re the monsy alae je meet Peis yet rq fs.) pdiigss Neate tr (he Just abovo the nose, killiue him instantly, The r Hutchines—Were you ever known by the shall be ohowon eople. to ny that on unsurpassed degree of skill and gencr- | ty ge ” . pomeeeey P u f Silas Davis, 270 Madi ame of Clenrwaicr?” WilvesseNo; as Fal piracy, und (o place it {n the Lani, 3 stand © * | young man was the son of Silas Davis, 1308 oom ara Tness--No ; my steptathier'a alship wan displayed by botis contest Tous far British Parliament,” and “Bome Starting Resolu: | atecee doing business ab 199 Cherry street, and was ] related by marrioge to the Tweed family, He wat Hr Hutchinss—His lund was not cut the Orst time | former city, w6 « Board toh r. all wharves, plers, bulk! What time te lett | cities. ‘The Board ma ring? Witners—Seven o'clock. — | of $2,500; attorney, 62,00 ‘ugs—Ile sald he bad 10 go uptown? | tary, uy, that he came? Witness—No, Mr. Huteh! ip Pereiro, Capt. on Friday, the 15th Meu propored te make. two ehmuge nei ae ae ey Tho sizike of the Plasterers against Conover | tions on our Niucompoop Secretary of the ‘Treas. chosen by the people i went to Miss Brown's. res Of the State the following telegrams have been received ; and McGlingey, who seek to tnpos: ten lov Mr Hatchings—tluw do you kuow that it wus 7 | instant, for New York, tonching at Brest, which ne Pomer, Dion. Time, upon their employees, continues, ‘These moa have | 8F%:"" The price of admission Is reduced to % 1 i Di ‘Atti o'clock in the morning when he left?” Witness le. . 4 td a Me aS P.M. OAS A T1048 PM, b ‘ jours a diy for ub tj cents, employed sometime ago in the District Attorney's cause T heard the whletles blow: I know it was 7 | POFt abe left the day following, the 16th, She expe- | Mr: Fasaunnen (Rep, Me) neko tim how he pro pias tM ato BM BAM cos hanes eee nia patel Gas Georgo Francis Train wil! lecture before Father | °%% aod lost bis position throagn some trouble Giclock, for T went down ature vo shut the front | rienced strong head winds aod heavy weather aliiost su the other or separ | jo13 1". Mt” Fitted 8 WS FB | enuge euployment is abunlaut for the trade, Mattew T. A. B, Society No, 8, at Washington Hau, | Witt his wife, He then found o situation In Bass Me, HotchingsDid_you see the hand, whethor ig | f2™ the *tart. ‘Tho storm increased in vivlenco, If this last denputeh t: correct, Fuster wast have | _ The Pastry Cooks’ Organization, composed of | Wiliiameburgh, Brosdway aad Fourth street, om | (f's Miraishing house, ¢ Tnstitute, aud wag was cut or por? Withest—I did uot ee the rag | UBL! When five days out from Brest, It became scored 54, while his adversary was waking. $9, members employes aa pastry cook In the hotels J in Mr, Bassford's at the tiff of his death, The elty, met last evening | Monday evening. querade to be given on the | Dr, Peaslee givos a free lecture ut 161 Fifth avenue astry cooks orgautzutt furious gale, which threatencd the destruction of the ship. Heavy there aro undoubtedly inaccuracies In the telegrams, | Qh Testuurants of Jn several rooms prominent billiard men were as- gyrangs ments for a sombled discussing the chances of the players, and | 2 of Maron jointly by th body was pl Jin charge of an ofc Inquest, Davis wos 26 years of age. ples favored t to awals the broke over her, carrying away | inlitee, but could u: ‘Vue Coroner then sald tothe young woman that migh! be mictaken about the coat, as ft was now i : p + | tus eventog, on * Als,” Bolled With blood and dirt, whereto sh y with | entirely her forward deck cabin, the dining saloon | We rightot suftray i os ench despatch Was received the ton bee | wed the New Yurk Carvers’ aeavelaiion, were por. 4 7 re eniplias and ‘Animation, slmost indignation, "Nor it | for the second-clase peasengers, delaging the engine Pear a Tha pate, Caer eget eae cane moro enrueat, Tn Capt, Boyle's room, corner | fected, ait : The Hep. Hors | aevaler mi lecture in Cooper | Attempted Murder in Willlamsbnreh Lease Bees oH he any weapon with. bic either { TO and partially Gabliag the stip. The storm | ment, and ufcrwarde wereduced isos a just revalu | °#, Broadway ard Berelay area, there were’ prank ree Ea seit noe ee | a. egrn bool LIAS Reta Mee lalate tme—a kouie oF anythiigh Witness No. ole, caused the vessel to lurch tremendously, and the | Hon, Which wus roferred, man, Dennison, and other Lillardists of less note, - sag rgeres ¢ the hi aye Boge Ves 2 eve bry? ‘After the conclusion of the examination Mise Ells. | Pasengers and crow wero thrown froin place to Tie INDIAN BUREAU, MontukAL, Jan. 28. When Dion was at 115, 0 dle eas See as ‘Tae otath anniversary of the Children's Lyceam | made a murderous assault upon Daniel Foley, of tha me ret " Yr 1 J eln Lae Evorel wT h e af Me he worth, who had entircly recovired her composure, | ViAce With great violence. The Joss of lie and in- Mr, Hewpznson (Rep,, Mo.), at this point. report pale Hyd FS Pr aites pA ahd | gare ten le The otrike of the book and job composttors of will be celebrated at the Ever poms this et Masonic Temple, hie ae ose Whe ost BO conversed with several persons, and among other | J8ry to person on board are attributatle to this of Crore the Commitee 0m Ie Hen Ame , naively sold tu the Coroner; Come, do, | cause Only. At length, on the 23th instant, the | ment, with an atcudment, in the nature of a» deiir, tell me the truth, Do yon tl if Pereire shipped au tummense sea, estimated at a | Lute, cresting department of Indian atfairs thd alien The Senate then went into execuuive sevsion, and lug, from the place du was made shown u r - mrt | Slened by the refctee end tennion, allenings Pie ‘ ‘ and the | a ho grand ball of thisevening will be | raion bail. ‘The wesro severed Mr. Poloy'e nose of New York to make adccision, when Diou pro- | Printers say they will be compelled in @ few days to | that of the telegraph operators, at Apollo Hail, The | from bis fuee, thus leaving bim disfigured for life, ceeded with the game, ending tho run at 1a, accede to the demand, Two meetings were lcld ta | other balls worthy of uotic this city still continucs in a few o: 4 ti is that of the Constan: ete! ied at midnight b; undemae: } did AP" It need not be sald that the Coio er did | thousand tons, which completely Mooded the cabin, | gon thaw eiterwarte udjoctvod, At 1:90 Foster loot by 4, Diou's avorige wee | Rotanic Hall yesterday, At the first meeting held at | sine Donoto Association, at Irving Hall, aud the | ycauer WAS area “s FO a 1 ot tell her what he thought, She also obscrved to | @nl killed ono of the passengers outright—a Miss bias over 66, rr 12 o'loek, very grstitping reporia were Frcelved | Csi aly at Lorie Hall, J Hoadley ond Ofeer Thomes Bolland, he Coroner th it If the invidual " Tommy" bad Fackelburg, irom Germany. Tho storm coming Meuse of Kiepresentat a from the Committee apyointed to attend to the bus. | Seo Dall, at Byric Malh | Py At y" bad any- | from the weet, and Capt, Duchesne belng doubtful of Ganttgee A Esiserticir Ree Jay Gould tn © ness Of the strike, and a lirge number of new mein. Another Mysterious Murder, tuing to do with the murder, Robitaille was also acc | his ability to success uily ride {t out, thought it pra: 2 wan ae Dera wero admitted, There fa not the slightest doubt Sparks trom the Telea The body of an unkoown man, about 35 yoarg tory, a8 they were together at the time. The tes- | dent to put the vessel about, which’ way dene, Mr, Buaiwe (Rep., Me.), from the Committee im the Cinctanatt Commercial among the #ikers uf completo success A large | Gen. Sherman started from Chicwgo yesterday for st ah ' Pee eal Resch she arrived rafely at Havre of the 28th instant, A¥ | on Appropriations, reported the Army Appropriation |. Mr. Jay Gould, of the Erio Railroad, was in the | number of additional officers were reported as puy: | New Orleans of age, was found yesterday afternoon in the Bast im) 'y was subscribed by her witha mark. Sheex- | betore mated, three of the crew and. three of the APRTODIAL ORM, FX pal an city yesterday, in coneultation with some of our most | ing the scale, the following among the number: ‘Augusta M St. Clair, the well-known lecturer, | Huver, near Wall otrect ferry, Joho Jenkins, the Pressed her intention to reform as soon as she fepondolane Pastongere y kille and many others bill, which was referred to the Commmittes bees senve and competent ratiroud men and capitalists, I PAvina Be Nesbitt, Harpe diet a bait L 0 city ou Wednesday: " | boatman who found ft, made it het to Pler 18, Tha puto! c 5 » Luwever, wet july slight, ole, f e der tor Monday ext, | ts understood th urfeet ur - | Jour: eym Inte “ ‘ , ’ | } could get out ot the hospital and to return to live | Injured. 7 now doing weile Mir Callaghan, ¢ Cathe: Whole, and made the special order tor Monday nex aoe Rees ie ad Wtakacnts te ry 4 cou Py HP teh nrarairee ‘The Merchants’ National Bavk of Littie Rock has | body Is five feet ten inches high, and the only ag with ber grandmotier, by whom she was reared, rivat, Mr, Foulquicr, a Frenchman, and Misa | #/r the morning hour, It appropriates §45,10¥,000. . looking specially to Bouthern trade, ‘That | Evening Post, ban Job Omee, Horeford & So pended 5 parel ls a pair of Kentucky jean pantaloons, ‘Therg Bhe aid that sue had followed a life of sin only five | Fackelburg wer ¥ pussengers ‘killed, The GEORGIA AND RECONSTRUCTION. ente whick the Appearance or this gentie. | Huron, Browell & O Keefe, Metropolitan Job Of irginia Republican State Central Committee | 059 several sovere cuts on the bead. Having deem months; that she became wequalated with Logan her neck broken, Nous of the Arstcliss | wr, Parne (Rep., Wis.) from the Committee on | ™ nin this elly indicate areuf very considerable 1m- | panion, Agricalturis,, Beckett @ Mckay, Holinan, | Yat Caled ® State Couvention fr Marth ® ie i jured rival o1 he * Ms ” wo OK ‘wi ]i2a | ‘The Penorylvania Levlelature is abous to create @ | In the water some time, the halr had disappeared wile living at 171 Gr Pode E Wineneti herecun be no question, and we may as- | Qeponaid a coal, é ne street, hak they represent in bart @ réeognitiou of 10 ed In the | Reconstruction, reported the following re d that he was her eire at Havre, the pass not, | Metropolitan Police for I’hilade: phis. from tho Lead and fact “friend.” In the Hospital report isentored as; | cabin and unenimously passed resolutions c mpli- It & provided by the Reconstrnet Kreat cov ion and the wealta and commerce Now York foonon The Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Associa —eee lala tia Ellsworth, sixteen years of age, bora tn New panting the Co. wmod of the feet ¢ rt, Duchesne, 4 a ae Osiil fhe people uf ¢ of Cinelo atl and i Beeessity that they should not | Fonpeny halo Medal Aion will lieve aa exhibition ta Boston this year, Commodore Purvinnce Robbed, ork, a sop skirt maker, adniitted Jau, 6, 1?09,"" for isis courage and seamanship, as demonstrate adil Ete tO Toprol ure | be overioowed in the enterprises that contemplate | gene Ac’ Bie yg on fel The Central Pacifle rosd ts completed Ovo hi Baurmou jan. 28,—Commodore Hugh Y, Tn rehtion to dames Logan s good sathority hay. | 2812 48 the recent case, but many timer be(ore, sud a HUA at no per. | cussing the continent with railroad systemw having | fotiriion atic Wuitensmnn ‘ ‘es bigoted capen tg Ls od provisional only, and that no per iard, Whitehorne, FF i dred and three mites of Bacr mento, Culiforuis, especially in tho collision of the Vesta with the Arc- eomce in ruch preyisouul gov. | unity of management, nn & Bimpson, Nic 4 a Purviance was attacked last night, near his ret = ing known bin several yeare says: He did not escape | tc, ou te Aucrican coast, years ago. ee a alited or ih prong ‘ebar tee sheet SR Pe aeaea” bBo bnctiers Weber pclty Gould & Co, were In Toledo yesterday afer: | sence, by three desperadoce, knocked dows, and fe m Sing Sing Prison, but was regularly discharged, - mar sy Te Amendinent of the Covstiiution of the United ‘ dunia ik Wise GMAGEA Wendell Phillips presided at the Anti-Slavery 80 | robbed of a valuable gold wateh and @ pocketbooks maine ered 6k, Rid a Seana sare ote Jt fe reported thet the Legislature of Gear: of Knights of « teported to bo paying the wale. ‘The re PueK aes the Bont Winters ta letter wae | containing $10, ‘The Commodore te daugcroaly ul ee, nown by ; 3 Dehetre abate white men who. tecelved’ biiuorit os of yesterday morning et Bt, {the list wus recely us applause, | “ithe Chicago River T > fatally injured. gniifuly in She! ingrnith Now York stave | EY Nf 8 Bre was cause he Haier! who had Been elve » nove was a aeRO attendance, (all ions belng | @ backbone of ihe opposition waa brakes, A mes. | fee Tthrough, aud wil went through with ease. Death V Sigved. ol John Co fo was a nrat, | Oe Walling, ( , ed we resent from all the subori Lodges in the State, y Was rocrived hat the mana aod, @ frei ent. in St. Louls, f —The 0 a my and at ting Rorgeene lamp, Damage to siock imate mon bolt Mie mornin jon was oceupled in hearing tho ww York Print pany were awaiting a Co eatbarts Wet, nisootad ig tewult eat PE oven RET Se: ne Gavorncr of ron en Jounson, of | On the second floor of Gud "or the reconstt reading of the Orang Chanreha PR RT oe We dar by sudoting Rumself trough We | Pon "Or Gerald the 2th of February, foe 10 perform! . i aad, whe , Bonators frou Georgia eps iran vusac 4 er of Tunota ba ‘snd gavervo trouble, | ptfext, ou aduutted to the Sorate of the Uulted Mater Banker, A recess was taken (ror in the evening, ights Convention, under the auspices | Se murder of Tunotny Heenan, Bo the mystery 1 of becoiing elvar | bursting of fore, : On reassembling, 1} war voted to eect officers atd | At the evening seasion several additional new | of the" Sor sty ip tobe sh ia Chicago on the —_—— At ty even move densely lnvolved ; but In ty noped | OO are . poate extrertd: Toes the Commision on Reconslrastion be FM. sod ie ee intervening time routing business | members wero adlited, thereby swelling ‘the al {ith of Vobruary. Anue Dickianoa “wil certainly a Rustenmens, Blaisdell oF og: yo at be.0) 4 may pet the caso PTY-FoUT! TRERT,—| ly yest ‘ t ryt op fY- actor 2 election of grand officers re- | ready ierge list; and it is contemplated thas if the | ‘* The im Union the follow! plainly and satiscoctorlly before the public. 4 ng ine Kindllus wood fhotory ou Pitty. | what guctber setion ouslit to be akon dutiog the Bet: sulted in the choice of the following gontionen? | girie last fow days | tho Union mem: | ) A memorinl to Congress was circulated In San | gonundram: (Why wee i at to tne Baad fourth street, ‘between Bieventh and ‘Tewelhth ave. | jrmcanares bram @ nd Changellor; Wm, # ard, ie improbable cimoerwiip will | EPneicy, Yeeeraey ih tie ‘citubeOantng ks toni, | Prison and Rekel to the Penitentiary ? former uo, owned’ and occupled by Nicholas Jost, Lows vice rani Ohi Pe iilerks, ron Seribet | { to e002 ing all tne. printers th the | Coles Armia blitwith the claubelganting to theaue. | Pris of cl eter tose ‘ fo the Maitor of The Bun. on machinery, $1,000; 98 bebdiag, 91,000; ans on amie Eis" Peulbtsca "wes ‘adopicd oy a'vote or"ant | Ginga Wein i) Banker A. Abraing, Grand | eiiy. All the’ men working at the visinvas appear | Srmore of the Huselan-Amorioan Hur Gompany © mo- | ores ihe lone of ctiscaal tore ae um: Ina recent ius of your valuable puper | fended tor adjoining balding three tory tea, | Ruler Grea OSE hasan Be HW Od iad cling aeoraingiy. sn YO | gAsing Governor Hal, pt Colorade, hae wart a { * A God-fearing Citizen" sagecets that * Plapui Jost as ‘Loss on i, BAS? ReveR BaIDeR, gpd Immediately alter the initiation 01 mombers, Hs y 3 rear, eas insked by the mardcrer of ir, Rogers eld ‘and’on Tarasture p60; iasared tot My, Bansthe (Dem, NY.) lntroduond ait ip ew | The day's seesion was tntereatig, and very bar | ywo!New Yurk,Priting Compan} in coureyucnee of trai ee [rlanaly and Kave's eresay with tas Gor ‘he could Ande coed mau to reb with the as | $1,000 uly. as pack sord a bridge serves the Keat river, | moutous throughout thelr sewing the wale, wee witwout gloves, | oramens. 08 LOF Wwe b Keane. et sa