The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 2, 1869, Page 2

oe SR RERORT IT gm ornrmpenman ns mem AMUSEMENTS oa THEATRN, ah treet at finn BRQUGRAYA TNEATEA Ste tian Sever, and Dra matic Review for en! BIBLES GARD, i nity Jars eae THEATRE, ood ft, between Mth and Oth a HOTT E THomeo anit Julict sine WALLACK'S—Macn Ado Aboot Sothinr. THE TAMMANY The Risley Japanete Troupe Mati oe on Saturday ORAND OPERA HOTSR—Le Perichois, Mattnée on ain Sa is os if, —Mampty Doinptr. OL MOISE Saaaa aha earn ase THEATRE FRANCAIS—Fleur de Th Matiote on Sate urd ty Thelvosy Of, “Bictking Matiotes a BOWERY THEATAR=The Attiop; oF the Child of Be he AROOKLYS ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Ped. ¢—Tarbe woo! MISEDM-Field of ihe Cloth of Gold, Living 3 Anions KEW FORK CIRCUS Mth tt, opnosiie Acetone of | More te Brothere Biraasth Metin'e Wevoes bod Savorday at as ART GALLERY, 38 Broatwar- Tho . Valley” and ocber Paradies. | national Chureh were adopted, and the moderate men of th Sui. party are evidently preparing to shape their id i) liail take. Pulladelpbin, Dec. Term, 1868, No, 679), @ very re- apestable physician swore that a blow from the fendant’s fist could not have broken the ekull of the decensed, A plece of the bone war, however, prov doced, and 1 was almost ag thin ast Dr. Parkman's #kull was froetared Ww! vine #tick, (Binn's Rep, 66.)"" It will Le remembered that when the ver- dict of guilty was rendered against Twrrenrt, a young friend of his, who had Deon in attendance during the whole time of the trial, fell on bia neck and wept violently. This same young man, whoso name is McCunry, was in Court when the prisonor was told to stand up to receive sentence, and Le waaso much overcome that he dropped to the floor ina fit. But the Judge went on and pronounced sentence, and tock no notice of Ninn The time of execution Is not yet fixed, ‘That in determined by the Executive. Mean- while the counsel for TWITCiTRLL will make one more efloxt for their client, by way of writ of error. ops, would also seem to show that the ideas begotten by the Reformation etill hold away in the English mind; and this opinion ia confirm ed by the very general satisfaction with which the d om of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council ia the Mackonochie case,against Kknecling or protration before the consecrated elements in the communion service, has been recoived throughout the United Kingdom The extremists of the Ritualistie party, it ia tru, have leld several excited meotings in London to protest against this decision, and to denounce the interference ef the accular outhorities in purely eccles'astion! questions. The time-honored alliance of Church and Kiate has saddenly become irksome to them, oud they demand its severance. Somo of then have even proporod secession from the Rat no violent measures poley acconling to the tura which events ec In the United Staton tho recently Jamued The trial of Twrrcrert, losted fourteen TUESDAY, FERRUARY @, 18 pastoral letter of the House of Bishops, a | 2278. and was conducted by the Court with a What Shall the Blormoas Dot | !#ierity of whom are molerato High Mode acte welt a for od betta dl Churchmen, may be considered the voice of | Peldouce on trial for his life which is @ com. Asche great questions of the war and of | ing protestant Epiecopal Charch, It depre. | Mendablo charucteristie of the courts of cates any attempt to assimilate the doctrine | Pennsylvania, ‘The trial of Mra. Twrrcrt. of the Eucharist to that held by the Latin | Et was honorably abandoned by the prose Chuvel, and counsela adherence ta the useea | C888 OfMlcor, as goon ag it became apparent in tho emacs of dlein from the evideuee for the Commonwealth have prevailed during the Inet throo centu- | tat she ought not fn justice to be convicted ries. Similar views aro held by tho High | Twrrertes atilt protests that he knows the ite this asantey, nothing shout the erime of which be has beon ‘ of thie city, @ tomy » end ft convieted, But now that his doom is appa se paper of ite class, referri rently renlod, with but slight if any possibil- isto co Catavhaiy'a Sadien ity of exeape, the pnblic will look with eager the position witch Hish Charchmon | ¢spectation for some confession of admission planet tang. ‘Thus fur th which will clear up the mystery of this re. } ' tandlog aloo’ locking #hercunto | arm! case, Hf Twitcnent wes the act t ng miteue willing that it should | Wal rer and if his wife hed no aetive | silish whit of good it im but frown {" 1 it ts yet diMcult to believe that ing ny te infractions of law and onlcr. he Coes net kuow all about the circumstan: But now, believing that its tendency iscither | ¢¢8 of the murder, 4 Pear , | couclowsly oF unconsciously to confound Of course, there will be petitions for com- hyo) tacts and ont nances of | what is medieval with what ts catholic, and | Mutation. Bome persons conthine in the be. 's Governz nt, done in the nam: of | fb luce into the Church the very things | Hef that Mrs, Hint, was killed by a burglar, bss trasies, granting landeand | 04 dhe reformers protected aparuat and | ANd that her daugher and her daughter's ¢ Territory, and which in any | oi octod because they were not catholic, they | husband had nothing to do with it. But the padi <s Lae bid erg Ahi eat of | como out and denonnes what ia distinetively | Murder wes 0 shocking and crucl—so destt 4 ty a ited 7 ates, are disap known as Ritualiem.” ‘The same paper, and tute of extennating circumstances—that, un- ved sed anaulled; and that no restriction | Ciiory of similar views, have also joined in | less thero whould be new dovelopments of a any Kind shall be placed on the free ute condemning the poritions assumed by the | “itferent character, it seems probable that the of the ballet. ‘The oth bi was introduced fn the os: of Representatives by Mr. Aenitey of Ohio, It proposes to divide the Territory af Utah, except the portiom already ecitled and oreapled, between Nevada, Colorado, Mortans, an} Wyoming. This would te Mrict Utah to so small a compass that it sould er become a State, even if there Were no objection to its inhabitants and their ne Kt does vot ecom probable that either of dhese bills will be enacted within the few weeks remaining of the present session of Congress. But there fa little doubt that some law for the repression of Mormoniam will Le passed wit! years, Wh the Mormons have been much brought intoc et with other people, Yerioua diffculties have arisen, and, after Sghting awhile, the Saints have had to n tho next two or three never leave, ence they have lived in the Salt Lake Valley the © Yeon remote from the Gentiles, a uokete have been avoided But now the Gent ote coming near them The stream of tratiic thet wii coon flow across tho continent will leave all a) ita che and the Galt Lake will evr at an onc The wh werve | of focling with niem isn generally reg Laws Like ad by Craoim and Asiiny will be pat putin foree, ‘The Morm t the A will break out betweer Sa. and ther sent to Utah, and at the tanguinary civil war, the Mormons will con went to move ones more, Of necessity their text migration must be by sea. Going west owant Jerusslem, whence Niven, the hero of thetr sacred book, set ont upon his east: ward travel, they will make for some of the Treat islnnds of tho Pacific that are in- habited but by a few savages, where they san establish their empire without danger of ‘ny further interference from the adherents of other reiigious and other political ay: tems, This eons to Le pretiy hard lines fora People as kincere, as Industrion and a9 successful in making a gardev out of The denert as the Mormons. We wisle that it Were porsible to predict a different future for them. But there are no other forces so pow. trful 28 ideas. Those of the Mormons tro @ eharp opposition with those of the Amort scral, It is inevitable that h against each other; and we do not think it possible, elther by the pra fence of statesmanship or the appeals of philanthropy, very puch to delay or miugate very much the fury of the encounter, ae settlements a 1 isolation of ell ne oterest and eentimen wht about will and inflame the antagonien shat thas be nly nled. thore pr A; u d the > lawa ive} 1) te fn Troops will be nd of a feree and s hones! valisin has sentence of death will be &: —— The Richmond Enquirer and Examiner takes up the question, “Are there any good peo- plein the North ¥? and answers it in the nogative, as follows: ‘How ean we think that there aro any good peo: ple tn the North when we contemplate their meret. Iecs and unabated persecution of the white popula: tion of the South? ‘There was never anything #0 cold-blooded tn history, Without affectation, it pos- tively astonishes us, We are Med with wouter to wee any human beings apparently rejoleing for *o long a time in the agony of members of their own race, Ho deep a hatred, #0 hard a nature, euch stony anpitt: fulness, alifused ainong a whote population, wasn thing we never linagined, The plereure In witness ing pain recorded of some of the Itowan Baaperors to us elmost incredible, but history epoke of them as monsters and enotules of the pace, We do not rem history any account of @ whole people K pistines, or exhibit: ing In peace the ferocity of wild beasts." Hoiight be asked, on reading such stuffs this, Are tho readers of the Lnguirer and Examiner all 7 1 they are not, itis hard to understand why they permit the editor of that paper thus to insult their understanding. ‘The North may not, in all the measures it takes, meet the approval Poliiclans whe lad bee ewido danke rebediinay routed, Rev. Dr. Ewnn of New York, In his sermons on the “ Failure of Protestantism.” This result need excite no eurprise, Rit found its parallel within the preeent century in other movements, founded apparently on the belief that the age bas lost somewhat of the earnestucss, faith, and truth of the pest, and requircs an infusion of the mediwval spirit to restore the equili- rium. ‘The difficulty in each instance appears to be to know precisely Whore to stop, and the attempted refurm in consequence often proves abortive, Pusey, man, Kron, and the'r associates in the production of the Oxford ‘Tracts, which grave the first impulse to Rituatiam, complatued that the services of tho Anglican Church were for the most part coldly and frreverently colebrated, Luke. wormnese, apathy, and noglect were in their opinion the erying vine of the Church's oiliccr# and members, They sought to reme: dy this evil by awakening an interest by the rit the Church o# an nid to devotion, iw, succeeded in producing a revival my whieh gave Jife aud warmth to the whole An an body. Reberey wene further than f hut that it cherishes the most kindly feclings toe they perhaps originally intended, or than was | ward its defeated foes, and really desires their wele neee ry for their purpore, and revived | fare isa fact which cannoy be disproved by any a das am consequence doctrines, | wholesale charges of © moreiless and unabated Anglican Reformation, and which have |! Wilvessing pain,” and . rocity of wild arousod distrust, 1f nota harsher focling, tn | Vette” Wis time such heedtors talk was put Che. iA/OHEG St? ttike Who ince arp cated an cud to, or it may prodice the very ill-feeling whieh it pretends to deveribe, with them, — ee We are slill awaiting ar nae from Me, The Hin Murder in Phitadelphia—Jndle | Crvrer, or some oller gemthinn, to one des cial Fairness, mand for a sound and temperate argument, howling the necessity of aponding $150,000 @ wr to keep up the City College, ‘The question is uot, a8 some writers who have favored us with Laet Saturday morning, in the Court of nd Terminer at Philadelphia, GKonan y S. Twrrenenn, Jr, was sentenced to bo hanged for the murder of his mother inlaw, Mra. Mint. Before passing sentence, the Court ov ruled a motion which had been made for a new trial, Twenty-five reasons were sub. mitted in support of this motion. Tho Court discussed and answered thom all, scriatim, ‘There were four Judges on the bench, and they all concurred in the opinion delivered on every point, The theory of the prosecution, on the trial, was that Mra, Hint. was killed by blows on the head with a fire poker, which fractarod the skull and penetrated the brain, The counsel for the defence off-red in evidence the opinion of an expert that such fractures could not be produced in a buroan ekull fh such aa instrament, The evidence was rejected, and its rejection was one of the Is on which a new trial wae asked for. In reply, the Court say: “Lhe twenticth and Cventy fest reasons asticn es error the rejection of tan opivion’ of a medics! ex pert, ‘based upon experiments recently made,’ ond the reenit of aad experiments’ Ifa jury ean be be wildercd by snch contustone of selonce, we might as Well abolish the form of jury (rial, A wonan ty fonnd murdered, Near her body ties a poker stained their views seem to think, whether the College is well or ill e 4, its professors competent or incompetent, or whether or nok its atudenis receive a good education; but simply whether it is wise or just that the taxpayers of this city should be taxed for its snpport, when there aro so many other colleges in existence which cost the city nothing, and which are ebundantly auf. cient for the needs of the community, — One of the greatest absurdities of the day is the proposition that the Government shall take possession of the telegraph, and rum it to the ex- clusion of tho privaic companies by which it is now owned and managed, Tt is argued that be. cause the Government earries our letters in the mails it can also take charge of our telegrams, The two institotions are not parallel, Letters are sent and delivered gealed, and nobody knows what they contain but the writer aud tho receiy+ et; but atolegrar is handed open ta the opera. tor who transrita it, and its contents are also known to the operator who takes it off'the instru. atat the other ead, and to every operator along the line who may choose to hear it, If the Government carried on the telegraph, these oper- ators would be politicians, They would be Haneod as the party in power was changed, and they would study the interest of thelr party, Who wonld want to trast them with his messages? w grou The Decline of Nitunlism, With blood, and adiering to 4 Isa hanian hate core | What Democrat would dare to send a political color to the d elegram through Republican operators, or what Syste ge Gli Feige ah ey ¢ In color to thy of the 4, and | telegram through Roy P , fy here ia. rennen :t0 ibelloys that whet le Areepectatte physictan describes | Republican through Democratic oporators? It nown 08 t n uadis mMoveme in tho | aude, rnd says, In enbstance, (hat one of the | would be Just as though we had to leave our let. Anglican Church and her American offvhioot | factares and a umber of the ents cout have been | tory opon to be road by the post office elorks, not bas spent its for » and thet a reaction | canved by ~ por oy, ; mw man aeew \ Per | merely at both ends of the line, but at every point egainst the novelt called, of ceremony | £08 cunts te tee ee ee eee an tentor | Of ite whole length, The plan won't work, and doctrine, which of lat re havo furind | iyo deceaned—thas the sbrede are uot wool, or not ree Rar ppt favor among a portion of both eet ents, | from her cap—or that, Ju the optulon uf medteat It is curious how ancient things, that are mitra tcetona aga iis weer lines Tinent found would not cause theag | dead and gone, will sometimes try ty come to Bis reaction proceeds rather from the igh Churchmen, who in popular estination have ympathized with Kicualism, than from angelical party, who have from the outset posed it, in England, where the controversy between Ritualiste and Ant!-Ikiiualists hus been more warmly waged than here, the late Dr, Lone. LEY, Archbiehop of Canterbury, who was al ways considored a staunch High Churclinan, has just been placed upon record as an op: ponent of Ritualism, ine aunous charge bo which he devoted the last hours of his life, The ground taken by him is that the movement implies disobedience tu the law, a @esiro to make individual interpretation of the law paramount to general usage,n revival of discarded medimval usages, and an effort to undo the work of the Anglican reformers. To theso views it is undevsivod that a» majority of the Hnglish bench Bishops, and of the High Church clergy, modscribe. The“ Anglican Answer" to the aa of | Attorney, now of connsel for the accused, directed rs Lotter of the Pope “to all Protes | yisoo g still greater wound, aud bad decapitated 0 | Bante,” attribuied to one of the Kuslish Bish: ¥ cores Iu Com. wet Gri otndeche follows dircetly in the Hue of the Com. | Again, ‘There iva report about town thot a stont- mon woalth's cvideuce, Tila prisoner chose only to | sh old gentleman known as Max Manerzes, who pursue the lost Ine of dofones, The others, be was a popular musician here some forty years cyer, were all opca to bin, Bat ho wished togo | since, is going to undertake @ rovival of the ther—to do what never hae been permitted befure ja the face of anodjectou, Me propowrd to show that some other arm than the defendant's could not, with some otter poker than that im evidence, inthiet such wounds upon same ober tkull, OF what avail woos atl this ? “The weapons, ar Voor ob fellow! he is doomed to nt, we fear—a fate that even long not render entertaining. He ought to understand that the time for that sort of thing has passed away, What iywanted now-adaye is the goy and glittering French Opera Bouffe, with An ope int practice e , aud kul were eonfossedly iis charming melodies, its splendid specta- ‘Tus exporiuont must have Leen mate on the fis feiry-like ballet, fis modest ean- ekuil of a corpse, These blows were lufleted upon its delicate sentiment, its resistless the head of @ living person, The expert must bave | comtoality, This Ie the kind of amusement handled a poker with the view to eapertuient, Th9 ] vnich quakes everybody laugh, and fits the Failly wetor In this scene hud a motive which might give far greater power to bis blow than any foree (hat could be luvokud Ly mere philosophy teaching Ly example, But aside from all these refinemonts, the offer covirailcted nothing, A phystetlan In one of ovr criminal tele ewore that the defendant's knile could not produce the wound found upon the throat of the deceased, Durlaga reeees, the then Disi ict purses of the managers y and it is furnished in great perfiction at two of the prettiest theatres in town, by men of Napoleonic genius and enormous pecunlary mm who thoroughly understand their business, Inthe face of such attractions, it will probably be in yain for old Mr, Maeraux to produce his slow, docorous, melancholy, #loepy old operas. ‘They were fashionable twenty-five yours ago, but the present generation is apt to yawn when they aro apoken of, No, Let this Rip Van Winkie of managers compose himself to sloop again. We live in # rapid age, and Tow Sew shines for atte another sargeon to make the experiment, and the lant expert wae able to contradict the Orat by swear: ing thot the weapon he bad ta his bands octusily wbercer yer and Ter. SHE BON TON. patel) Review of the Season—Partics and Recep- tone—The German going ont of Fashion Sensation Weddings—Cossip. It is an undentable and generally acknowledged fet that, in comparison with former years, the pres- ent Koclal neasom ix quite dulland quiet, Fewer lorge parties and Germans have been given, and social eu tertainments take the form of day receptions, musi cal slorée, dinner parties, or other Informal and verbal invitation affaire, It 1s true that 9 large nom- ber of fashionable young ladies, wo In previons years were celebrated for their recherohd parties and bots dansantea, bave recentiy entered the matrimonial state, and now can have no object uF motive in ane tortaining their young gentleman and lady friends, And again, 9 large number of weddings have occurred Aine October, and the full- dress receptions which usually follow the church ceremony have, in a mens. ure, superseded the German, whic’ appears to he raptily gol out of foeiton, Patl-dress dinner parties have been a prominent feature of the sexson 5 also, what are termed “cheap aud hungry socta- Dies,” #0 exiled from the fuct that the compony arrive early, dispen-e with refrestiments and wine, and disperse before midnight, Quite a number of funel- fully named second and third elise sociables were organized early In the winter, an@ continas to four. ish, but are not recoguized in good woclety, Among the large entertainments which tave alrenty been given may be mentioned tho ball given by Mra. Adrian Iselin, wife of the well-rown tanker, at her rewldence, 9 East Madieon «yorra; the full tress matings given by Mra, Joba D. Jones, 3 West Thir ty-fonrth sireet; Madome La Vort's reception at the m 0; the mniqae callca hall given at the lence of Jackson Schultz, Katy President of the Metropeliton Board of Health; Marshall O. Roberta's reerption in honor of Grint; the reception given by the Hon. Wiliam E. Dodge in honor of Str, and Mrs. Colix; Angnetas Brown's reception for Mayor Ilally recertion given hy Sheppard Gandy, Req, 174 Fifth avenne,to eclobrate his danehter'a we alo that given hy Jotin Brym, Fisq,, 263 Fifth aventes Mra Wm, O'Brien's two-thousand | ' Lense Mth ult, at her magnit Jenes,19 Kast Twe sixthatrent; the ballgiven by Mra 1 nia 260 Hith avenno, on the eame evening ; and the wea Cing reception given by Mra. imer Brookes Several other lanes entertainments lav 1 \ Which We have not space to record. The prevent Week will be characterized by a} nunber of foetal evente, weddings, partic, receptions, mane, and soirée davsantis, preparatory to Lent whieh commences on te 1 ¢ he Lenten season will cinse a t and temporary cessation of soctel festivities, wa hear of private concerts, Lent soclabtes, soirées, and varion other plous (1) entertainments appropriate to Cie se fon, Among the events anunnaced for this week f the wedding of Miss Fila Childs, tuughtor of Chartes M. Childs, Eeq,, a prominent Sonth street merchant and Mr, Wenry Murlbert, bot parties quite splenous in metropolltan society. Extensive pres arations have been progressing for severat montha c this wedding, which, it 4 expected, will be one of the finest and most brilliant yitnesaed for many fs day. On Wednesday evening, the Sd inet, @ grand fulldrces bop will ba given by the gucets of the St, James Motel, which has the reputation of herng one of the most aristocratic boarting Vishments in town, ‘The name of Mr Geor ington Kidd, the millionaire and Commodore of the BrookWn Yacht Club, heads the Ilst of the Commit toe of Arrangement, Mra, Charles @hitts, of 14 West Twentieth street, will entertula her nunier frionds on Wednesilay, In honor of hee duaghtors wedding. The house will be magnificently decora id woveral new foatnres will be latroduced tn the Gorman, ‘The eatieo ball given just Weel evening by Mre. Th re Morris, at her resbd 215 Madison avenue, was ond of the most auique and interesting entertain we have witnesiod for some time, The ga Nambered shout 200, and well represented the refized wad aylttocratic roelety Of the metropolls, Satarday eveutng, Mies Faony Torome, danghior of the late Addtsou A, ont mieoe of Leonaid W, Jerome, Exq., eave a German ab her residence, 99 Wi entleth street, —— BRIGHAM YOUNG AT Hour, eee mone tt Te Win A The Prophet and bis Hes and their Depend hin Theatre. The prophet Mrigham Young, in i the Locd Sous Clirlat, hos ordained tw toarelst hha dn Nia minietey, In this ¢ J Latter Day Baints he who. will be greniest 4 Kingdom af Heaven {# ho who has : ; Pines tn this hhe, The A . ther ratios their prophet, add to ther aumbcr 0 wee tae they Aelable, that thelr glory may er ermal world, Do you nek whetier the id tin tue wind of the Oriental ‘peatioa ok a po an iii towiloan Lake will as tis they ® i of Got, E ded cones wal In th : wih WS PFN house, and 1 Apostle Jah: Tast 4th Apostio Wiliutd Woodtral’ las two concutines, Bih Apuatte Ci, A. Brith has four concubines, Gth Apostle Amaea Lyman has four ee Dee th Apostle Fara Benson has three concuti: es Bt Apostle ¢ Kien hus six conc Vib Apostle Lurenzo Siow bas three concabi 10t1 Apostio kiastus Snow ls two eonenbines Tith Apostle Fraukiia Kichards bas three couc Dinas. 12th Apostle G, Q. Cannon has two concabines. Duntel Wells, who ts sesoeiated with Heigham In the Presidency of the Chovch, has a large nambirr of ele eonenlin also anctoe ber of t! numer, had a large harem, moch liked oy thd Saints, was coarse, used obscene lane gguaco, in. the pur \ rhed an bard, Kave t hat let tem urders on, Lam tnforied that faconsolable wow Unt Le ba nd that thoy hope for ® period of res. b hia th glory. Tt ls not elated aya fae’, but oniy we u cur: Tent report. At My to the right, and we see the pr gronnds occupied by Briznara arc Wail, latd Incoment. An eagle with spreading w adutching a bee hive tw bis talons, Is mouute tue gateway —emblematioat ot ‘brie chueh, Phe mata rnin fare well bid out, and (ley ar, and poacti trees, Gray Bhd hang On teetiecs ‘AL the fouthwest corner of te gro tiling oftiecy where a teuth part of all duced tp the'territory uous into Bik A few stops cast of the Was master of the me of them are not Main street from our hotel, a turn The e's bal th, aby a v's band « three story building, stan ad, hares enough and In fe fhouse, It has a fed ed windows on cach ¢ balcony over Lie door isa cro ion, Thus te the harem, A cove the grouad i the general bur lne from which belery the ters 4 ofice of Brighuniy A passage Yeats frown 1 Oust In While fw Young, and y every hamlet jaa isto the private i ts lite private bed yoom, where his bo on bin Amacai towday, Erucline to silay. etler, Belvhurw's hay fuily was Sony Aun Aurel, @ ative 0 e mivther of ve Lake, Mewtam A. Aiea bad Lanes Bus married the prophet while ka was a young un, be tore Ne was w jrophe cnt will bin {he revelations of du » tives In dar stone bailing. in Sf bis haven, Briana cea tn ft * 1. Ono se tie titety. Tt as ' + those who nhilty and nok sor vae, wy Docker, Sino iy the Fe uither of two ether bat Brim could raqnoen in heaven; and cubine, and has adied « childvea ty te rine et's hovschold Beara a RI ve Her younger ister, Claen Decker, also aspired to be a heave Dine, and is the ‘Tilo third i HL er of four ehittven, « » mo her of one (urbas lent boy, who i ety inuich as he pleases, and fo doce the mo When her tantruhas ale dee ot hesitate W end Brigham to the seul of evil spirits, Lucy Bigetow Is eld to be one of the most tady- Wke oF alt the concul Siw i of middling stat dark brown hwit, Live eat a round features wanty hau, i ey low fore , freckled Lees but ay she lias iildren, fe wot of tue acount In tho eves of the prophet, Bue looks after sows buttons On hin sldets, wad ae housewlie Martha Bowker is au the suine sor v dices, Chilitces, aud therefure of Bi count, Haritet Tha like Lnoy Mh band aud tree on Co become a bo { she might have easiation tn Heaven, but hay not been honored ja the Lerem, not bavidg aided avy children to the household. Eliza Burgess + the only Eaplish wor paren), suulf of wuture, Diack vy ee, WL anather of Keveral ehildved Rieu Rockwood, dauebier ar tha Jail dupan n tn tho quick tempere.t, \ THE SUN, TUKSUAY, FEBKUAKY 2, i 1864, of the unfortunate women, not having bed FORTILTN CONGRESS. % r ebilare: _—_>-——- Mrs, Hampton, whose first A aiod at Noa: ; ¥00, Wierard ete aman by the ——s name of Cole. went ta California: sent for the wile, BAR OOFTNACTS With FonEIcY rowens. Mr. Comitixo (Rep., N.Y.) presented the peti- tion of one hundred and nine merchants and citizens of New York ia beliaif of the Commercial Navign- " ton Company, setting forth objections to the exist: Ce Nicattacel viens, ‘Cal Drieten became Ured | "8 arrangements by which the mails of the United Of het and sent her aw States are carried under contracts with foreiguers, Marearet Pleree 1s another who, not heving atited #8 PCRLIC SerLDINOS, to the glory of t hy bet ther, ls of {ile aboccat, lene ty bein @rmoiliery 19 Of | tong debate arose on the resolution making an at Nunvoo and hearing of nis deps ed the Fummons, and heeame @ concubine, ¢ harem eight years, then was quat out by Sho now lives at Ogden City wits her won, iow, Sho lived In Konetiao Hrke ts ho tight of the hnrcm.* tall, | appropriation for the extension of the Interior De. acetal, mild, viotet eyea, fale hair, inclined to cur vo Ba d 1!" | partment hullting, aod authorising the Secretary of Bie was nivel y lady, and Beighrata (ell in 1O¥@ | ine Interior to crest an additional building. Darlag T and taother were op Hind arabitious prajeeta, ne boeame the favorite of the m her brought on a row, arcied thls je 0 auch & polygamy, but E cepted Hig proj larem, ‘The ‘The other eoncub pitch, the the prophes had ay siructed from bis bedroum to Eieline'® roo that bis visite to her and hers to hiuy could be made without observation. She has contributed greatly to Nis glory In the taiure wocld by presenting bara with eight children in thls, The poctess of the church Is Eliza Baow, sald to ult intellectual. Zina Hantington also writes poctry and acta as a fort of governess tothe numerous ehiidien of the the debate Mr. Conniea sald that he df mot know whether profit could be made ont of the appropria: thom or not. He did cnow, however, that there ex- {sted In regard to the Secrotury of the Interior the most unwholesome, the most wotcrions, and the most scandalous smepretons, Beveral amendments were made, eo that the reso. Jntion we passed morely authorizes the Secretary of the Iptorior to Jeane a fire proof building on G street, for net more than #10,000 4 year, and to deswoy only models for patents not granted, Tum CAMLM mut. ‘Mr. Monoas (Rep. N. ¥.), from the Committee on be prophet, Zina eame to Sait Lake with ner lawfully | Conner sted back ® bill to eneourage and Welded husbend, Dr. Jecobe, Brigham liked her, | fone telegraphic communication between the sent the doctor on a missionary tour to F ni and Ww Tm continents, with an amend. nok his wite into the harem, anil became the spirit: nt in che nature oF & eubstnute, al father of her ehildres ine that be The dor <inade her Ils temporal git aivo exalt her ty be aquecn hat Amerioan and Asiatic Tel A have tue exclusive Fight (04 ut ‘or returned from bis wlyeon, reetand maintain a line or lng aliaed, au fornia, Where he now ve Wo cont! enol 8 pe sao dna, Aded four children to the | Warhineton asd be laid Ay Way of Alnwica ae ggg gl Muck | fgmhictont wikit tote’) Sars fro the" passa ce oF this Koatlons to the otter ¢ authorte etary of the Navy to de- formerly tall note els to ae tet In vighing ole ole J em tran port uit n te Aa peal ihe Ba pavides Hor gly Hhatted states prion ity t iahed. ty be | Wt Tihe tncesud therian ot euneaey ed to he | poets, with thems also, Rathoriees the Recretarios of prophet dit | Wier and the Navy to protect tem whan peesesney. H to hinsell for time ty add to, al vr al the for going provisions, weit Chars Chee: Weekine « 41 CONSULAR APPROPRIATION DIL ne Wiicte (he Wieked cease from ‘ 6 Appropriation bil was then taken tof tie amentimente reported by the Ce £0, & native Of Portemonth, %. 11, ts ¢ ca Appropriations were. agreed te, among ' nd the pro verol of the South Avert WANTS Int MONEY, eented a communteatton from neianaye Ag TR THNATR ae of Stet To owns a theatre which cost, It fs ratd, €209.000, se OF Te acovad'eo ateitie ait Vgaticny, Geutiios laned ta the dress a, Tine omuemtiient walt pr , ia, . e, Certs y sit ther q op motion of Mr, Grime ca) ng & nasrow stateway wo Gnd onreelres In ; Gan Ve statty ihe wnuicnee We phe hoe House of Representatives. he play, Part BAVY MEDICAL Conrs, Pie asatet te errabeed Wit 9 Mr, Broons (Dom,, N.Y.) presented the pet € ‘At the right hand elde tn th of the Prestent, profersors, and students at the Cok at : bee hte br pa ia ail loge of Physiclana and Surgeons of New York, for a ' Maer Or the parquee ioe rocieaeek reorganization of the Navy Medical Corpe, Referred sometimes ceeupice when ha wishes | to the Naval Couuniites, tobe on a funilar footing with the Salnts, mage The light In the butiding Is rather din, axe not f BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS, ebeen futroduced to fault Lake, eit ba beng | Under the call bills aud reeolutions were referred fnstend, but there Is ight enough for as to | as follow: r ad Ge a cédne Men wall Grae gale of United Statics Londs boll then ai right hand te.a woman with a babs in | Won Sh aies Pon ratiroad pumengerse ne her arms, three otter childten by her ede. Beyond | ayy str. Ttoninnox (Deni, N. W.) for the Increase of er another woman, with 8 buby and cat etrayping the svary of the Pre ident of the Luited States fellow vith Ted whiskers by her a NM a ey orate tar ar oe Rar ray sro three rogstering f-llows from the mines of Mom | Wii mud ciuidven of Abrabana, Lineoln tana, cation Coa girs ia ine paraget, Abc are Ge By Mr. Hataur (Dem, N. J.) an act supplemen- Miintay to Meware of those who, come ine sheepra | (FY forthe net of March d 165, calling out the ua clothing to Tend them away from the Church and | Wouel forces. Referred 1 the Committee on Mill. town fo pentitlon, | These otros fo sometiings | ify Mr, SUANKS (Itep., Tnd.}—Direeting the Becre- y off the futrest lambs of the flock, Some of the giris prefer the undivided love of a hardy, eood look Fog young Gontite to the fortieth or fiticth part of a Witliered old apost! ata distant is another baby, tary oftive Navy to deliver ont cont to the Greek ¢ ent, thiough its 1» Jed Miniter to this Government, the two mont: the Miavtonoma and Agawam, Jo thelr present vane jon anit title, with- ‘The mother t9 wrinkled and eareworn, We can aco tines of caro | Comiton and where they now He In harhor, and sulfering across Wer foretead and in her sunken | mat PALA (Hep. Ulio,) prapoved an amend. coke ad If'Time bad been tarning deep turro ment to the Constitution of the United Mt " J bi share had gone down into the subsoil | reference to the mode of choosing electors tor Pre. and had'e Wat hare WRU | eitent and Vice-President and for representatives an o #aMe Joylons ¢ cont Congress smmitioe on the Judi face. Artiste who with pen cinry, 1 pr n of electoral districts exp real the joys a: by Congress in each St and eneh disiriet to ne chor pector for Pendant aud Vice-President It ono ¥: Ty Mr. Witson, (Hep, O\o)—To amend avetion 8 asuhye 1 Afeeticus’s wonld | ofthe act of February 24, 190%, for the relief of eer- raprinte Utle to thelr pictures, Biifed, ra. | tein drected men, Phesk sroenbe never Wave ncn Wisk 1c 1b 16 Hy several members from the Soathern Stater— eb caee invade Paes ken only ta Bille to remove politic and legal dieabilities, eehives—in. bon: h By Mr. Lowa (Hep, Mij—Amendatory of the ‘ Hankrupt 1 By Mr. Ine neonn (ep., 1ih)—Snpplementary to the Nation y wet ol dnne Ba, Lt, ‘ the method eons Nea, the lower one the lew Hort hearth tn eSid Hrowht Into geticn, crushing ont hntnan “ u tid rhe highest an Tinting fy Dainus (Rep. Mick. ecler: y ety of putant poet ery ” Tie tends nk’# Saban Kenn (em. Ind.) introduced a joint eesoln x tou, nllowing 10 ¥ cent. adaityoanl eompens (loa to relator the civil empioyée in Washington, whose eniaries are Mare. He is portly bh ) under two thotwand dollars for the past nnd prewent ars a whate vest, bl taeal yeur, a porrage, Tmoved te vod, W to The CV1OUs questo” Ow It es, puts bs % aller contolnlng haaa broad fore TH TRRWITORY OF st, poxisco Whiskers turning | White Mr. Ours (Ktep., Ind) tntroduecd the following ty, shrewaness, ennning resolution, dod moved the previous qrestion on Of charactor ate age, remarking that he did sa With hi 4 in bh tenance, Ap.site Well ger y of the Committee of Foreiga Af ), Spare man, newly aa old a: % aghat, 18 by fice. ‘The jo the Chayeh and the dev at tha sane time, ‘They are gronad to powder be- weed two mbchty wiltstonos—t \ * fn the pele | | h (woof hte children wi oe tie ‘ Plainly. dressed me © aud iit us Tho pla fs Pint ta wd at toto her ft wf fa bauye spi deeniantad ' sone of the aver en ail he with the al east of eonntenance, Wiha book in hand | Mk bes rs he reade hetween the seen has terge | guint bereaiter he ug eyom, dark brown lair, Je wher imgers, Itoi eal bo wit end a taotherof-pearl opera glues in her hand, “She bane a hae ovens + clogantly drowsed—we ty tne cape. Did t 0) said Veretory, 4a not know that they wore a abines, £ 17 United Stat shonld sot them down ag touetors 4s approval ing wchool, who bad come with teir classes to enjoy Mr. Waew Ti.) hoped the previons the evenia question Would not ; Is war motley audience, finners, and Ine | ‘Tue resoluion was lad op the table—yeus, 1105 diane, For ay in the watlery yee throe trio, In moeensing ppd t kading wish lurbable gravity opon the « Brigham tooks anon th nays, Ui APPROPMIATION BILLS, The Senate sincndments to the Pension bill, the jost of the thine, Military Academy bull, and the Naval A| " turmng Wis attention to the y when somes | dillitary Academy bill, he Naviil Appropriition thing especialy. attractive or Juushable eeurne pin were severally, leken from the 8 table. sey n apple, roe rable deb panches, | Commitee on Naval Aduirs, ‘Che bill inaking np soclety, Dut Who Is well om | Britons to, pay tire ¢ the Patent O 4 January and Websuary, 150%, was to ndent of everybody, aud Who lor ea up and he mainder of h fe te going ¢ things ens: passed, and have everyting kis owe ways ne net ety wRW TORK ELECTION PRAtnn aaa = Mr. Dawre (Rep., Masa.) offered a reeotuy 4 DUATN DANCE IN THE Arr, bey beep bythe bee rhb < iy Is to canploy an uditioual clerica: force. The resolut : Was puseed—yeus 109, tay A Negro Monged tu Chains by @ Kentucky | Mr Dawrs sey oitied arse ution dice ng the ob-A Fearful Scene, Sergennt-a-Ara@® to arrest and bring Devore the From Louiertite Cy or Journal, Jan, Lotse F Seanne! for contempt a A short tine sinee, a negro Weut to the t answer questions put ty hua by tho ex ‘ pectable fart too on the New York Election Prauits rsbora, Wo or living aome takiday, and @ Adoni THR INTRNUEAT MEVENDR wiLt, aiies Miseussion the roles were auspended withont neal of the yeas and t from tom wtho tf er be had finished ¢ i a ff et Hi yn nm tolks” were, Th plied that he evento bitin 4 Intsbawnd was nvay. froin hou the furan | 19 tae ure Dance were in tine field a i ety ine tabs piece of Information, the negro im x Koi gto the door, eked and bh , ttion ‘over ed that when the powered In the presence of ber children ‘tik Nose 0 OF th ole the woman, After the Black brute bod eoeunitted iho priog orders be lad uside, crim, ho ted and got Well out of the way bes up. was discovered, v Jai ie hioved to. 0 to th Ont ay wing the negro was pursied, enpe a coanees (0 Getend the prisaae Tim the negro | Sa? *ieaker's table, wade # (ull conteenion af bis euiit is ON SUrAReN's TAR Such wits the indignation of ie pnople, and more | rplespetpreillis denduiesntnd dpeovaca) seinity of the residents of the neigatericod 4 ec oneurTEnt reeetalion fhe she spain’ cl tie erie wes comut rh wee le # Juin committee on the expediency of F every 1 to beney t rma Goll Serve Th the overal depart. elf out of the way —antiapee hadta some ¢ DIR WInTS, tbe reinsin - vleaok a party of | A Loving Eptst!e from om Todtaua tate Seas i Roniaes ite ter tothe Wile ot Liv Bosow hid, placing revorvereat | The Zadianapolia Mirror suateles from obliv. his head, d Yo. ALU tine, bis sek | lon the following epistolary gem from 9 potent grave wife und bis in-law Cecuplet a ryow Adjoin. “eg ¥ o ihe fe eee ahinh he wen ieend hone tas | ote ator to lis wife, which was pleked up in the nothing could be gained by resistance, and knowing | Streets of Indianapolis that he bad done all he could to earry oat the law Spare Crammnn, Thivsday Night, 14, he suecuinbed to the mob and surrendered the keys, | Dram Lorra—d just recived your letter of Sats Afier obtaining the keys, the lynchers, foreach | bath thie cvening, Owing to mteales at the P.O. i they proved to be, at once repaired to Ue ceil occas | hat been mi=plicrd, Whiy did yon bot dircet. your nied by the nogro. They found Lim eecured by | letter ost told youd and wiy ly the devil did you heavy chaing, which they were unable to remove, | not do as T told you dn regard to the baggnge? Mow and some of them then went to a hardware story | long, Ewan! to know, sf zoing to take you to learn and procured an axe, with which they managed to | todo os T tell yo ve eone hud sent ny sever the chain which hekl in tothe door, They | tyines down hore, how tn held Ww wh to conld do nothing with the ehalns about his te; find them? You just say, Your shirts will be (i a aud lmpatiewty dragged him out, heavily troued | box.” Now ain't that ver: fie infor ashe Was, wid takiby hia tow locust tee lu the | Where did you ced them, ond how f Ifyou wanted Court House yard, wade ready to swing him from | to depart from ay inscrietine, why did_you. not the same limb on Which onother negro psd tho pen. | write to me ut the cane (uae you sent the thikee, gud ity of asimilererme sole time He heaved | how? to be allowed to “iaske @ fow a 3 That ts all Thave to e thot subject, and may. faexorable exceutioners only rep’ up that tree, you d—p ecoundre!, we don't want any of your rembiks,” And with tls (hey clumsily adjusted the noose, and compelling hia to climb ay well as he Could with the frons opoa tim, they * boosted” htry be T Wil got the shirts, and mayve not, IP it will do any good, Twill jaet tell you that T had uo clean rt, dnd T don’t javend to Lave vat £ get ove fom How do you anppose Tam to kuow whatta ex. Tp sone distanco and then 'awung himot, The | pect ifyoudon't ao a9 f tell you? careless, adjustment of (he rope was such tuatihe tom very sorry to bowr that litle Loule ts not Beck did Hot break aad the atruactes pf the dyiug | well but Vhope Sie le hatter by tis time, Tehal hogro were terrible. Ap eye Witness declares 1 focl very uneusy until I Lear from you again. 1 went hefly (wenty-dve unnates cfapsod ere the twitchings | you to write bo mc tight away aeaiyy and toy me enuely Petacs. The body Was nok cat down, bat | Every Uhlig. Where Tid you tice wnen'you stared sata Vanglag whey cbr jurmant ig Owens | dowh howe + H oro ie in ar steamer on Tbureday, reapecis Lo all the folke and writ Te was Shoot fous fegh from the grain id Ire ¥ nd wrile tome —— SUNTEAMS, ——_ =Velocipedes are manufactured in Uties for twenty-five dollars—and very poor at that, A model surgical ope: m—to take the cheek out Of ® youag mam, and the jaw out of @ woman, —Niogora Palls is said to be very attractive nowy on account of the large amount of drift tee thet passes over the falls, —The letters K. C. B. fe England designate « Roigit Commander of the Bath; 1a Dixie, a Kuight of the Carpet Bog. —It is estimated that @ milton of f Jost and Won vt cards every day in Parte. Alone cost eight thousand frames per night. —The Pope attrilmies his reoovery to Burgundy whieh he now drinks eacluaizely, instead of the Rov Man wine which be har slweye takam berevofore, A nine-geur-old authoress in Belfast, Me, hag Written the fret ehayter of anovel. Twoof hee characters are described ag “twine, one five, and the other six years old." —At arecent masked ball held in Vienna, twe masks representing Counts Piemar't and Boust, wl walked through the salone arm in arm, were errested by the police, and lucked up. —A Minnesota paper +} as “the nondescript ne is padiished by the ‘se Kugileh and crazy crotebots, -D Jr, having more money thon be hanes are he cards ks of a coutemporay paper eoncern whiell ile slinger ef unsavory conld ese, lately determined to tey bis lock at the Faris Bourse. By judieton «peeulations he tae re dacod bis income about one-half, Routledge & Sons, the Loudon publichory re pal to have paid Lord Lyctos rs’ copyright of his work ar privilege for «ix and a hast yoors long The reason ef Napoleon HL for eh £9.00 for fteca vo just extended ot ging the nd | polley of proscenting tha Krench journaliste wai that ofter he hae pat all bis entycets im prieon, bd Ui self would be reduced to play the part of a jatien, A young lady in B fr, who had beew stirteked y ly the moment ehe rat down on ¢ chalt, © The Dapter Plipvie" had tect wires tn ie, A negro girl, aged eleven eight month¢ and cisltecn doya, living near Pulawkt, Ternessen | & stort time % gave Mrih to a fermate chit THe mother and clild are beth Htving and In perfeet heaitl ' tos Astor Tristed and Witliarg ee 1 in tronelating Vietor Mugo't 1, “By order of th Y whieh will ap pear In the new weekly paper abtiohed by the Appletons, -Tho lyceum at dered the profound and learned quakes, tornadoes, t Yulsions are not ai taismanagement, —Col. Forney writes fi thirty-five thousand white mon voted for Gen. Grant fa that Slate last November, and if the election could be held now, the number would be increased to titty the —Gen, Grant, as is well known, wos onces tanner; 80 wos Jay Goukl; *o was John Seotg United States Senator elect from Penneytvania, and Speaker Younglove, ofthe New Yorks Asecinbly, wad ‘® member of the craft, —The following ts « favorite wong with ex Com federate: ynington haa rety {eelsion that earthy pests, aud other nataral com Jomtal, but the result of celestial rth Carclina thas T want to be a rebel, And with the rebels etand— Be wmuentied by Andy, i Iana”* ‘And get back all =The late John Magee, of Western Now Tork, had to have bis will recorded In various counties Iq Wisconsin, where he owned real estate, Ie was cone nected with the Green Bay and Misslerippt Canal Company, His estate iy said to Azure up about $10,000,000. —Many years ago, when Nantucket was largely engaged in tie whaling a clergyman of thal town preached from the text, 2 Kingsiv, 7: Gay sell Uhy oll, and pay thy devt, and live thew and thy children eff the rest," The congregation were ine dAgnant at the ministe altempt to medule with the old market. —A writer in the Ch purchase of land recor eae by Mr. Albert Bristam men, on the endip, tive Marquis de Bolesicres, igo Tinea ways that the annonnerd aa made in Kany for a colony of Prenele Was really wade by the wealthy and benevolent French gentleman. Mr, Brishone’s connection wih the enterprise is ¢ tof adviner and egont. —They evidently live’ in Chicago, The fob lowing are the day: “More Wood, lings of a single paper om one firay sy" "Deadly Weapons,* + ond Beer Mage,” *'Thq vid Open by Blows from @ a White Boy by a Negro is “A Bartender Badly Pounded with om’ Azér fought in wh e0's point; cen of the French army umpire oniy twe 1 the troope actually met ot Aiunlet ier attaekou the grema diers of the Russian ry nard, and the bayonet eme fagement lasted reveral minutes. ‘The second Instance wre given at Luizen, in 1si@, by the tweatye Afth reciment of the line, which, piqued that the Emperor seomed to doubt its prowess, fouzht the Whole dey with the Uayonet without bursing © cortridge.” =Mr. Howard is tho only Secretary of Staty who haa served through the Proeidential terms foe sizty yeors, or sinca Mr, Miulison lef the Bite De partment, fa 1500; for t wh Mr. Joho Q. Adame was the only Sveretary of Siate in Mr. Monroe's Presidency, he did not tike charge of the State Do partment till eix months after Mr. Monroe's tnangus ration. He wae Minister 12 Rogtand when appoi ed. Mr. Madison and Mr, Seward are the only termed Sceretaries of Scate mentioned In cur bie’ of te firet one Wes in ten, when Oudinot tory, ‘There have been twenty-two Secretaries of State in eighty years—nonely, Thomas Jeffersom Fémand Randolph, Timothy Pickering, Jovn Mam stall, James Madiso JQ. Adnine, Henry Clay, Robert Smith, Jamen Monroe, Martin Van Buren, Ke ward Livin Lovls. MeLone, debn Forsyth Daulel Webster, A. P, Upshur, John C, Calhona James Buchauan, dobn M, Clayton, Edward Byers ett, Willian L. Morey, Lewis Cass, and William TG Seward, aa curious will enarian mamed Btanisiad —The Vienna journals mont loft by a rich eccentric Poltzmary, who lately died om bis property went er Atier beque vsions to all bie old ser and aliay to the poor, he seta down an ex traordiny clause in ne as lie universal logotee M +, Usnearion by origin, ond a notary by occupation in alittle town near Vienaa, But the testator annexes one condition, My property,” bt wr | belong to M. Lota whon he shall bave sung either at La Scaiain Milun or the San Carlo ta Naples the part of Ototlo, in the opera of thaf name, and that of Elvino tn the *Somuasmbula.’ Ide not diypore of tay wealth jn (his manner for the sake of being Uoought an origina’, but having been pre sont four years aco at an evening party in Vieona f heord gentleman ing a evattva trom each @f (hose operas With @ beautiful tenor voleo, ‘There ro him Dkely to becoma an excellen( e + public hisses him, he eas ly with three milions of florine (30),0002.), which T leave * M. Lov bas been af foe the last yotl), preparing to earry out thé wishes ofthe deceased, Ho is not forty, hos a welb turned volee, and works ulzht and day to learn e qnickty af possible the two porla with thelr pronume tion and singtig, He may make afasco, bes the property ts well worth the hazard, at Lord Lovel ho called for bis milk-white atgous Aad he rode awny to fr, Anda maiden be found, wLo was core ined as cane A maiden with goldca pair, Adinna, made Med Buted ateome Bo soon a8 the lady Lord Love! espled, 6 went for Lim" then and there, “ Now give of thy cold, Lord Love,” ehe ered © Phy reward be the orphau's prayer." Will give thee the gold—not for orphan's prayen, For of that I take no heed ; But for a curl of thy golten hair, If it 1s thine indeed," “ Tr surely te mine,” the damsel ¢ * Lord Lovel, I traly a) Bo It was—but it didn't grow on her bead ; ‘The buir-dvesser placed it there, Lord Lovel gave gold for that lovely curl, Much more than he could tell, And the maiden’ rmile showed her tees have eold him waar. fio ey » faker’