The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 3, 1869, Page 2

a ~ . AMUSEMENTS. —— BOWERY THEATRE—Deat Heart. Destruction of ho Bastiie, ac. Matinée on Saturday. BROVGHAM'S THEATRE, oth etrect, aWotning Fin ‘Aveoue Hotel.—Retter Late than Never, and Dra matio Review for FIMLO'S GARDEN—Forty Thotrosy ON" io Panity Jars. MOOTH'S THEATRE, Wa st, between Sh and Mth ave, Feb, R—Romeo and Joliet. wall Ado Adont Nothing. HE TAMMANY-The Rhloy Japauerc Troupe. oF, “Striking Ma Matinge on M ty o'clock, Wednesiars and at SREATKE FRANC ALS=Plene de 7 atinge on Sate avon. ts ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Feb. 4—Darbe | (eld of the Cloth of Gold, Living CUR, 10H thy oppontte Academe of Matince Wednes Pers. ae CALLERY, val ad her Pa, ae Mra twar— Thos, ings. | Te Advertisers, \ t daily peo Tes Sew Pore. ws rapetly Weneres fer every Rind of » £ poy ‘ Our t of Cw | | i train, ¢, though it was 1 success with ence has thus far is arms, but iu net come to ew X y then without the cer tansy archases will be gelved by oar G lxfore the vessels bearing them bare } port. If they were recog. Bled as t s, they would find it More convenient, as they believe, to procure here the means of coutinuing tho struggle. ‘The sympathy of every Americag will be ‘With the Cutans. Smitate what we regard asthe glorious be- ginning of our national his! tion from the mother country, and the foun Mation of independent self government. Their Pause of complaint against Spain in 1869 is the same as ours ogainst England in 1776, Bamely, taxation without representation. ‘They are, however, worte treated by Spain Ahan our ancestors were by England, We all ‘wish tue. «therefore, and we think it As high time that somicthing wes done to give them help, Leyond ariicles in the newspapers end the expression of good feeling tu private gonversation, No measures looking toward their encouragement can, however, be expect- ed from the present Administration, But it has only a mouth of life, and wo are confi- Went that President Grant and the new Becretary of State will be foond tobe earnest adherents of that great and fruitfal principle which declares that it is not wholesome or desirable that European powers should con- Sinue to rulo America any longer than is Becessary, Seelam Counting the Electoral Vote. The counting of the votes cart by the Pre- asidential Electors of the different States will take place, in accordance with law, on Wed- nesday next, the 10th inst. The two Houses of Congress will mect together for the pur pose ut one o'clock in the afternoon, The Pre- ident of the Senate will open the sealed en. velopes containing the votes, end read them aloud. They will be recorded by three tell- trs, one of whom will be chosen by the Seu- ate and two by the House. Before the vote of any State is recorded, any Senator or Representative may object to It. Thereupon, the Senate will go back to {ts own chamber,y and the two Houses will vote eeparately, and with. out debate, on the question raised by the objecting member. That done, the Benate will return to the House, and the sesult of the vote just taken will be an- gounced. If it shall be found that both Houses have agreed to receive the vote of the Stato objectudl to, it will be counted of @ourse; Dut if one Houso decides to reject, even though the other is willing to receive, We presume that the vote of the State will thereby be excluded, ‘The question to be de- termined Ly the two Houses will be whether the work of reconstruction haa been fully accomplished necording to law. The con- dition of every one of the rebel States is, prima fucte, that its ryt to vote for Prosi- dent is suspended until it slall be entirely reconstructed ; aud unless the two Houses of Congress join inthe declaration that recon. Btruction is cor ¢, and the right thereby revived, that riglt cannot be exercised, ‘The States whose votes will not be count ed are the four whose reconstruction has not been consummated, These aro Texas, Mississippi, Virginia, and Georgia, The only one of the four about which any diffi ence of opinion is probable in Congress is Beorgia. Indeed, the other three chose no Electors, and have sent up no votes to be actud upon. ‘The Representatives of Georgia have, Dowever, been recogu'zed in the lower House, while in the Senate they are not yet admitted, on the ground that the processof reconstr' ton in that State hus Leen marked Dy viola Yona of tho Reconstruction law. If this viow should prevail in the House also, when the point is raised on counting tho Electoral votes, it will leave tho House in the attitude Of contradicting ita own former action, and of retaining in its membership six gentle men whom, on second thoughts, it dees not ' pogard as rightfully entitled to that distine- tion, But as the vote of Georgia will be equally excluded whether the House adopts » that view or not, it is possiblo that the two j eon and props ‘ana may also be objected to on account of the general terrorism which prevailed there at the thne of the election; but it is doubtfal whether it will be thought necessary to press that potnt, After tho result of the election has been offically proclaimed by the President of the Renate in his eapneity as presiding officer of the joint meeting of the two Houses, a com. mittee of members of the twa will be ap: pointed for the purpose of formally commu nicating to Gen. Guan and Mr. Conrax the fact, which they aro doubtless pretty well aware of already, that the ono has been elected President and the other Vice Presi dent of tho United States, “ — Tho Late Outburst of Crime, Readers of Tite Sun cannot have fatled to observe tho comparatively large number of crimes which have becn reported In our col umns during the past few weeks. Tho last day of 1803 was marked by the murder of Mr. Roa and though, fortunately, no additional felonious taking of human life within the city limits has eince been chroni- cled, assaults, robberies, and thefts of greater or loss magnitude have occurred with nlarin« ing frequency, We have had threo or four cesperate robberies, or attempts nt robbery, Inessengers intrusted with money and | vol sable securities; the bold and original k oa the money counter of the Park i the assault on the diamond merchant tend his wife; thechloroform robbery ; the robbery of Mr. P. ties slip on Saturday, and in his room at 566 Broadway J of whieh, with other out. , have, it fs useless to deny, cd a groat focling of insecurity of per ty among our citizens, ‘One ecanao for this outburst of erimo just at present is the season of the year, Tho winter months are always more productive of offences against the laws than auy o: The great army of halfvagrant, halfem Sunday Inst r « of leas note prod | ployed, and wholly vicious persons who | Was the onty y infest the city aro then usunlly most #orely pressed by want, and therefore most desper. ate, Men who, aa long as they ean pick up a living without running the risk of punish ment, willehun that risk, are driven in the winter, by cold, hunger, aud idl , to tho commission of acts from which at other times they refrain, And, ag thero is some. thing contagious and exciting in crime, the increase of it among one class intens. the predisposition to it among all who are familiar with it; and thus we have th sult of which wo have spoken. wv York is no worse now, on an average the year through, than it was ton years ago; only wo are just now at the highest tide of wicked. ness. As spring comes on, and is followed ‘They are endeavoring to | by summer, the wave will subside, and we shall forget the present alarm until it is re- tory, the separa: | nowed a twelvemonth hence, Another clement, generally overlooked, also comes in to swell the apparent number of crimes committed. As Recorder Hackurr shrewdly observes, in his charge to tho Grand Jury, which we priut elsewhero this morning, a fictitious assault or robbery isa very convenient device for cov- coring up a defuleation, or avoiding the pay- ment of a debt, or levying black mail, or in come other Way CHCLing waarmee maadies tor the suppored victim, Those who have read “Oliver Twist” will remember the case narrat- ed by Messrs, Blathers and Duftythe Bow strect runners, of tho tradesman who robbed him. self to furnish an excuse for not paytng his creditors, and tho trick is not so old yet as to be by any means always detected. It is not long einco an errand boy in William street exeited great sympathy hy a story ho told of a desperate encounter he had with | some burg contfir 14 in hia employers’ office. In tion of his statement, he showed wounds upon his own body and great pools of blood on the floor, but a careful examina tion showed that tho wounds wero self | inti'eted, and that the blood had beeu hought of a butcher, Whe motive for the fraud was | kimply @ desire for notoriety. Moro than ono case of messengers being disabled by haying suuff thrown in their eyes and thea robbed, have proved to be collusions be- tween the thief and an unfaithful servant. And, in the same way, some of the crimes which have just occurred among ua are, there Js reason to suspect, quite different affairs from what they seem to be. For example, about the middly of last month aman named Rerp put upat Earle's Hotel, and, as he eayr, was stupefied whil usleep in his room, by chloroform, and robbed of $5,000. But ther no cyidence besides his own word that he ever had $5,000 to lose, or, if he bed, that he lost it in the manner ho says ho did, Tho physician who was called to examine Lim found no traco of chloroforta in his system, nor In the bottle from which it was pretended it had been ad mninietere Furthermore, Mr. Rew's gold watch and chain were left untouched under his pillow, Those circumstances aro very much opposed to the theory that any robbery ever took place as charged. Tako again the case of Mr, Monny, His story is that he was seated in his room just at nighttall, when threo men, who enteret the apartment by the aid of false koys, seized and hound him and took from him over $7,000. Now, considering that Mr, Mongy's room was fitted with a good lock, to which only seven persons had keys, and considering farther the great inducements he would naturally have to explain the loss of $7,000 to parties with whom ho conducted his pecu liar business, we doubt very wuch the gen- uinenoss of the robbery. The Coenties slip robbery has also many incredible features. The idea that two thieves should outer a man’s counting ron at six o'clock in the evening, running allthe risk of detection and arrest, without first knowing that they were going to get more thau the sum of $200, is not a likely one, As to the alleged asseult on Mr, Lyncit ond bis wile, which, we are told, took place one afternoon when Broadway is most crowded, further investigation Jeada to tho clusion that the reputed assailants wore simply cated young men who had no felonious intentions, and that the Lynceus have very cleverly improved the occasion to advertise thelr Lusiness through the newspa- pers. At all events, they Lave shown no great energy in bringing these men to pun ishment, andthe matter will probably soon ome int “Wranches of Congress may bo found in op- | be dropped, never to be heard of again, position to cach other upon the question regarding that Sista. The vote of Louisl- Saad It is well to remember these things, when Tea Mine oven wo earefully edited a paper as - ‘Tur Sue. Wo are bonnd to give our readers all the newa, as we engage to; but we want them to understand timt we do not guarantee that every horrible crime which is reported shall be a bona fide crime, and not an inven- tion of Interested partics, We do our best to #ift truth from faleehood, but we cannot always succeed in the effort. — Tho Supreme Court of the United States Dns just rendered two finportant decisions on ns raised by the Internal Revenue law mes, In tho first, that of the Pacifle Lasurence Company against Sovur, the points settled ere: That the tax on incomes fs a duty or excise, and not @ direct tax within the meaning of that elause of the Constitution m quiring direct taxes to be apportioned according to population; and further, that incomes in coin may be reduced by tho assessor to their value in currrevey, aud aasessed at this latter value, a the secoud ease, that of the Northern Central Railrond Gompeny against Jackson, it is hold that as the law now stands owners of railroad bonds, Lona fide subjects of a foreign govern. ment, are entitl without submitting to the deduction of five per cent, authorized in the case of citizens of this country, or to any deduction on account of a tax imposed by State law, No opinion is expreswed as to whether the law could nut be amended so as to tex non-resident foroigners, The eect of this last decision will be to wake all Ameiican railroad bonds worth Just five per eent, moro to foreigners than to our own cilizens, aud Tosponding increase in the price of those whic are the most favorite investments abrowd may we cordingly be looked clint Tho Supervisors of Kings county yes day voted to tho salarios of Judge Lore nd Judge ¢ ach of thom is to be paid $1,500 @ year in ad@ition to his provious malar This ehows that Kings county appreciates the gentle monners of Judgo Lor aud the Roman Luenn, firmness of Jud; ‘neat. It is pleasant to see virtue thus encourng “ en During the long and gallantly conducted strike of the t enforcer layers, last summer, for the of the elght hour law, Tie Sue per of any influence wh wee on the side of the workwea, The ground we took was, thatthe idea of making the working day ouly eight hours long was @ good one, and that at any ratein this country, men who have labor to ncil have the some right to fix their prices and terms of payment that those have who sell shoos or carrioges or houses, or any other thing which iy bought and sold for money, For the same on we have all along advocated the repeal of the odious conspiracy law, by which men who agree to strike fur any reason are rendered Jiably to criminal prosecution and ment. We cre glad to sce that our labor bas not beeu without effect on the conductors of other news- papers, The solemn end respectable Limes yes terday morning agreeably surprised us with this sensible utterance, among others of the same imports © There ts no Jast objection to ‘atrikes,’ on gronuds of right, A workman has the rame right to refuse to work for any fixed gum that an employer hus to refuse to pay more. The question is one which each may decide for himself, accordlag to his own view of his own interest. Nor t# there any #tronger ob+ Jection against te wnion of mea in strikes, and in supporting the members who may thus refuse to work, We do not think such unlons are always wise, On the contrary, they often involve @ good deal more of loss and of eufering than they avert. But they are sometimes necessary, and are never ertminal.’ In the course of a few months more, we pre- sume Tuk Sex will bring tho rest of the city press over to the conclusion that, after all, Jobor exerves the same consideration as money, and that the owuers of the one stand on the same footing us the owners of the other, am A very rood thing to emorh is the Ala- Dama treaty of Mr, Reven And won't it be smashed though? ‘ nia Further accounts of the late nitroglycerine explosion at Troy confirm the opiuion, which is Joux ow getting to be pretty generally enteriained, of the great danger attending the use of this powerful explosive, ‘The agcidunt hoppened from nothing more than the geutle tapping with a hammer of the small cartridge containing the substance, This exploding, the concusston led to the plosion of the lorger ean of nitro-glycetine, which Wos near by, ‘The effect wns perfeetly frightful, ‘The man who held the cartridge was blown int ahiundred pieces; two others were mangled so horribly that their remains were with ¢ My | identified, aud seven others were seri in jured. asta Ms Ore One of the chief attractions and merits of the Now York Felgeris the excellent infortoution and advice which Mr, Bosseu often furnishes stions of great moment and ine Wo havo rarely L nore impr some remarks in w recent wimber upon upon social q terest, ch the principle is laid erally to blame, » says the Ledger, y of circumstances It is almost ineredib! what a varie ‘may prove unhappy; but it is fonn mojority of cases, that the husb: »w or other the eauss of the Dow tic felicity is seldom murred by the woman; itis her empire, and she {4 no more likely to destroy it thon the bivd is to pull her own nest to pieces, She stands by home as a principle, and it is her nature to seek to render it as ble toher husband, fle has also a more intense sense than man of the di ies of life—is more anxious to have all duties properly observed—to have a ereditable appearance before n short, as she says, to have everything right. Men—even sensible, well-educated men—are ofte rebels against many of the proprictiva, but women very rarely, While our opportunities of observ experience have been exceedingly limited garda conjugal unhappiness, we are fully pros pared to believe that the views of the Ledger are by no means exaggerated, In fact, it is our opinion that, a4 a general thing, women are better than men, more conscientious, more truthful, more governed by honest, disinterested, and noble motives, There are doubtless ex- ceptions to the rule, instances of domestic Juess where the wife is chiefly to blame ; but thoy are comparatively so rare that it would be pretty safe to legislate in accordance with the idea set forth by the Ledger, and to pu the busband without trial in every case whet intervention of the law should become necessary, i Some months ago the Third Avenue Rail- roal Company got permission from tho Street Commissioner to lay a track and establish @ car stoud in Printing House square, The ostensible excuse for asking for the favor was the beiter aos ation of the public at those hours of the day when ¢) tor House terminus is overs crowded with ears, Judging from what we have u lately, it would appear that the Railroad Company had also an eye to thelr own c niency in the matter, Printing House square makes a very nice dumping ground for the grain, feod, und other supplies of which the Company buy very large quantities dowa town, and great foaps of bags and barrels remain piled up there from morning till night, awaiting the slow process of removal, This is tho way these corpo- rations use the property of the people without, paying for it, “from ria far th cron vil, re: hle ns possi- ghhors— tion and ree wrete we nVe= ad | THE SUN, WEUNEBDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 186% Tk MOT-BED OF CRIME, A Foreign Thieves~The “american ‘Tiieves ihe Moet Derfoy and At intervals, almost pertodtentty fn fret, woe hear of a new inflnx of forcien thieves. Storica aro told by unPaccessful pollevmen aed detectives of an immigration of a gang of burglars or pickpockets trom England, and newspaper articles appoar ascril- Ing to these new and anknown fogues ail the rob- beries, and burglaries, and murders whtch hare taken Placo for some time, Without doubt, thieves do ‘come to this country, and capecially to this city, from Enrope, and @ vory large proportion of those who make crime a prafestlon are foreigners, The records Of ony Courts and privons prove this indnbitably : Rat if these records aie earofully examiacdt, Ht iil Vo ween tint a rmjerty, tndeed almost all erinee where purticutar #lill or audacity I displayed, are Committed by persons born in thls country or long Tesidew! it Tue at this thme, when hichway robb and arsnssinaiion are of such eommon scarcely to be noticed, the public by tol ago thero arrived in this city & gH of expert’ English thieves of all sorts The burgiirs, Innddition to experieuce and : kill, Pronghe with them new and tinproved tim They had nv Nees door-forcers Hat no a resist; panelentiors that enntt penct stacle; lock-englnes that wou! ly demolich nud disintegrate the most comp A and well pre tected lock ; drilis of such fine steel that they would peucteato avy chilled fron or frankituit aratus to surmount Luliding: d jastras ments of all kin supe h koown on this eoatlnent, The wen who broutt these things were skilfal, argtory, orrence ns at not long, enany « ped.tiously 5 jog to auythl during, end wascrapuions, wad they were the ones who have committed the nus burglaries ant Ler robyerion which for covers! weeks bave fur hed to pers chapters of celine, ‘he Amertean can be nome foitithty of revou ality, the American thieg has no peer. alich reagan, he he never be 6%: pert, most Org Fearn the Nellty of Mee m Hit In tite elty, Conrcqrentty, antoen driven, he newer comes here without lett Jutroduction oF ere. dentials of some sort to his neevelates who buve be come aequainted with Amerian Mie aud munner On Ianding on our sores he iy ws green ae ony other Anes it. The free tht doce 0 weeks out thoes to whom he has ben sent. They ¢ his In atl and whatever Liry can that will oFsint h If, perchanes, they have a, Jub" om a burglary for Insta y tuke him them, aud assiga to him some suburdiute duty in (he wfluir, It gewerally requires two or three years for an Imported eee In Amerioan ts thief, Hy this criminals, he has bee cigner canuot possibly go on the toily without an « of several y 8 then he hantly tiv lrel ty become lla to be wcceu from his aasvela ver equate au hat nowly arrived jinwler re : tuking Me diamonds how ry nlght? What one would have dare | nk affair? As sald above, the m: jority of the even asigaishing robberies and atten which bave occurred in this ctt have been committed by pertone born in this e try, and in these operations © os a iginality nd genius displayed that far surp work « ay Otuer people, Armericuns are particularly ox lent In any theft that requires quleknes« and bold: ner Hence, 14 enatch thieven they are the won ler of the world; tn robbing banks thoy have no peers, While In following & man who has in his possession what appeary to be an ordinary tin box, and In tek ing the fret opportunity to seize salt (\n box aut hostily decamp with tt, they have eearcety an tute tator on the face ofthe clube, They also display even A higher cort of ability—to wit: they sient without Making themeclven ancnable to the law. Witness those monuments to American gen!us, the Cottysburg and kindred enterprises, the Erie businoss, the polley shops, and hundreds of other ‘The conclusion of ali this 4s, if you hear of an ine credible bond robbery, of a highway robbery in Droad daylight, of a wonderful Lurglecy, or of fornery im ing handrede of thom sats of GUilare, do not think a green London Uhlof ald tt. ito at — THE DANBURY DISASTUT:, sae Porther Porticvlars-The People ont Yo Masne-Vivid Description of tae Seeue The Dead und Wounded, From the Danbury 1 tra, Feb. 1, Sunday evening, Jau, 31, 1569, will be remem- dered by" the peopte of Daihury’ 4 long as ther memory existe, ‘The horrors af thet portod ena never be forgotion, Just ay the bells ceased to rhe the peop werehip, the mast t colamity ever happenlug here took place, | upper Kolinzic tese ir gave way of dows upon oar nnevnselous eltizens, Wat the ipper port of the town were H rushing, rooring round, hive the drivhg accrand Went Gut fol * Uthen they dissoteren eiorg Lacie very nas hurling mass of War tor. Well off, fi whose doors were aluve tho angry. cate. Bt, Alen, {0 fome t t von, aud the flood | brought teu to cn Tu niont they knew nut of twas on dhem, Yom the and happ they were called Into et water ene on the village through th ‘ee Bringing Wh It hers masse of masece of tuber, It cane with fear striking tho houses on Maln street, ‘tae ping « will probably Mas been tersil f part of Main exe were fouricen p errible scenes and incidents of the night and rn NK bey a. ‘The people | turned 0 wes, and at thie hour ate going over the he ew The aene now is one evolution, expecially on the site o the houses they stood Is vs ble, Witle way back, tad plete were wr of Patch stree tens, The M. wore acsireyed, nid racked as ty Le unsale to Chase's ear Way, gol « svvituuat nd, carne ¢ unharmed,” The lor'y hardware store Ives Brothers w 1, and of ti rr yard wept down the fh contused Leaps Stevens Brothers 9a ton & Co., four de mmonnfictivers, ond ‘ done ne following 18 "a list Hussied, 4a old i of Ch Andrewh—loty Kiward Clark recovered ; Mis, Etward Clark (a body eappo be hers, but i children of recovered 5 ¥ overed ; two child: one recovered, A ', Was recovered) Edward Clark —b ‘near Hartbur factory, which was fue Mia. Hagtord Bh Fairetiid as thot uf M ATS aks w d loft Mrs, Paircntid’s honec, on White ateoat Jars before tie ¢ gof the dood, and was Token by it before she ¢ ons the brvlge. Right afer the woter r ite street, tho women Were seen: 4 help, but the huge cakes surging between then wid those w help, rendered all uitempry inette few woments they Ivosed their) and ater & 1010 the tree and away from sight. Oue of these two was undoubtedly Miss Huipisten, but thu ocner ie Rot get knox The damage done the reservoir te vory greet About 100 feet oF the uy Ihe entire erg h Or the lower dam Is #wcpt 4 New are alreaiy at work wnon the dams, aust the water pipes will be Mlled In w few days,’ The tountation of huts foundry ts meuts belon, ing to Bondetel Bax APEC, WEY BOM Wnt damaged, A Post Oftee Nuisances To the Bititor af The Sum. Bin: The Postmaster of this city some to try ato the pablie, Lit In one partied The way It iy conducted ut present ie & perfect nnisnies, A. person on 10 take hia tna in the lie Nines there are from 1010 20 persons ahead of bim, L lia often wilted ty turn for one-quarter to one-half th ders east whieh, a4 f said bet nabance to the husk community, Mk yOu bes hy shy tees dens C play men, Sesana af one, reurcl (Or (he orders: c Ne New Youu, Jon, 24 } \ to et ay Sw great Will Jou WALL STREET CAPITAL. ——— tigation Yesterday. Yesterday morning Mr. B.D. the Tolety-neeand District, on arriving at h Cedar street, received @ commanieation aitorne Velove hia, aeking that the investigation in rel J of the firty he postponed on the of ono of the members, two brothors, one of whom, the Dir, Webster according!, tothe eng York partner of our most em’ on to be exaroined by th returma @ capital of $159, has in active use is cotimated at thre ing house—ts Tt is eald that thy amount h rulilions a day, A number of brokers have mado personal applic tlon to Mi, Webster to be exempt from giving te concerning their business, on the ground th monetary transactions between themse! 0, whi 10 , the perso dential charactor, he Wil make a thoronyt brokers’ bastaees, ant t oath, Will doubtloes jastity him In enforcing the ta property—hes hitherto paid no tax to Ui tent, althongh ft fs eald thatevery dc tthe comparative 1 amount eet apart fo the expenses of the parish che «ls la wetive u Mr, Wobst take quch proceedings is about to JOUN McBRIAN, — Yand Uutrae History of Seantol of Massachuser nant Comin onthe Chis dale (1) Heury Wil nM (0) an was mn tary Affairs in the Sonate t featlone; that I, he had wi the subject than an A body. th Ktice is bigh tand | | other ment nothing was needed but pleaty of money promotion ; thai hy stood | Heury rotu raph Vtu the Senate and prepared fotlers’ blll, U the eu’ # missionaries, wit a heavy rup M fne-tooth combs and poece Bibles, and throatencd them with Immediate deat Mf thoy eeased Lo be malsek fudlers, He wus at the first battle ack. ac w actual ery Ran. bo wea war in oman wh kood supply of * per, and Now Eng dacdaeated bitters), he Warrenton roud, near Centerville, 4 moving hen word reveh dow the enemy, W the Senate, Henry and the two members of th Ppostelie Hitled the colored backinan off 1 4 taking (he stion arung tho hackm aud reporters, who Were out i ewanoe of maiiid, Rteked out a, WIM Loa, Be Aud ro they gallop that they all turned and fled 1 Washington, And this disorder Rave tue slanderous soport of a panic that Ball Run seell einbodied ina report Itt paid thot Henry ond the two f of the House drove over no ent of and 4 nutil the poor bsek | Ustion, when the three seized a suiler's Wagon, fod taking Ot Hie two horses, they did not walk 0 remove Lie harness, but Kudoped ol, two On one fe, towards tue capital, lea te sutler, who was chillof Trach, bora Germony, to extlaim, © Sing Gud, vot a beeples t" rye, itis sald, never 8 depot of tie Baltimore where Mt exhibited ft pases, rin ty the Keliy House, hot Ouly aw oetual servieg, } ¢ har afed is leg to buch an extent thy yout fOr Weeks, RVING Hive Lo certain uspiclons, sadly Injaurius to bis Henry never solieitel « ponsion, be for that, Henry, to bis eredit,’ bo it’ spoke poor man, Hh OW IO) the Gove ded, aud his want simple. Neverth re in tives ond m re t than he aeinally ne ta are extrem! t the Repubiic ny offelul Hving or a be considered a geen a . th raliftary laweat for 18) Chetratin ¢ a he Con able to go ba Military At esthoned. ow seen REL vice y cnjoyely So winking wran well? Dfd yon ran well UNcenes, Colonel. Edid the best was a great hugh, thon 4 huwor. And *, this fs known. 1 veritable } un of thi and Th ¥ Innched too, ithe merrinent was caused by his ex so It wus, nt hetleved to be tory of Henry Wilson, Chur. n Millay Ailes, wie doubt, 1 word until we iL know of my Towly know that itis tue in charactor, i 1 times of I ¥ sco Una 1ioy OF his Work thik ibe House 14 uylag to correct, 1, Wilson have ¢ committee of ing gathering of the old of th Potomue, * Burny,’ aa the soldiers w Was quite a favorite with the boys, and whenes Juring tho latter part war, he was see nirects here, he waa wlWoys greeted with ehvers hud Army of ¢ d to eall him, A, Burnside accompanied the Comm where his reception by the rouser, aud ou Aut shor tice with w there war itt nitty berweon the Burnside gre Gen krot of the rank wi when they read this, will know for Ue drat fully ret uel to ther 4 fle of the brigade, many o why Gea. Hooer was the only one of their ol commanders who addressed them On that occasion, —— The Rev, Dr, W. H, Anderson will lecture i Brokers Begging Off—No Inves- THE TRINITY FUND. Webster, Assessor of of the fem whom he had elted to appear member, is eaid to be all iy postponed the examination til Friday next, Uno of tho lorgest bankers fn the etreet— he New Furopenn bank sand 4 whore money they inve-t are of a cout ‘The Asagesor, however, says that vestigation of all the tf testlmony, when ander Te CAPITAL OF TRINITY CHURCH, The enormons capital of Trinity Choreh—conetst Ing of the rental of bundreds of Louses fu the Third, | Fitth, Eighth, and Ninth Wards, and the sates of | rof the fund, will enable him Co avcertain the names of the baa | { or brokers with whom this woney may bave beea | de: Que of the leading vestrymon of Choreh a broker, and he is enpposed to have chai nl, ‘The income of the corporation is estin bout £09,000 a year, Trintty Churets oP Sit 4 tha von of ofortite morving® Sex how. sou bolaly exp mis of Church pastes in wang St ey in Wall reel apecutations, In thie eunuection, 1 might be teresting ty your mimer vie reade a were to tl nity. ¢ oy inate t 1 thy eowreh enterprises fof the Eplseoval communion) tm thin city wh have appealed for eid, uut in vain, Tavis f scanot be wuere,. ‘Triuity gates of the tly eniaced in the mm by those who have ‘And, Indeed, £ have mine corroborated by th ith Tue Sux, whieh vou Chairman of His f Wf in connection with the War I cot, and bumnbly ask the vener umpa thi perceated What they would Iki ave euceted by Congress, To was Sifocmed that regular amy was perfect as tt ries und relapsed into grent work accomplished, Henry went ont Ys tay woiabers of the Hunt, and tires report ry, him that all aided by the sutiers, threat 10 ry ‘1, by hia Insane ambition to Honry'# next explolt was to bave himeclf pat on McClellan's etal, One not well advis dmicht dik this au extreordinary step for a Scnatur of the United Sistes, But we must re r that ab that tine the nt himscif and the Secrewry of War were ¢ hublt of cooling their us the ante-eharn AP the } * aud tt Wasa gecat aud come out ry went of to Toston and raised a rogi- Was astunning time, Itercated more . 2 nowar. Heney, white 9 15 was a Mightiest.” He made xpechhes, aud dele ¥ ted. Mere: ised t0 curry (his sword, Gen, Brite aid, le sabre de mon pare” into the Dioody Meht, aud Teturn wath ag, oF On At, OF Wore to | that citoct A litle fellow presented b torial Nebtht Colonel, Fwas tn the three months! sceviee,’* 'o you nt the bale of Hull Mun ft a delicate, very deliente, vein of f suMiclent consiswney ¢ wit, but Peould not keep up’ with you, in” that the true eo up y the the ——— Gex, Bonsstos iv New Yors.—The efiiclea New York correspondent of the’ Boston Harald Writes: © Gen, Burasile bas been In town. for seve Fal days past, Takin for the forth am the other manifestations of ‘their regard, which were always shared in by our citizens, The day that th *Marsuchusesta Brignle’ under Gen, Mel arrived here, en ruute for Mow Burnside was grected by One of the Mussihusette” Committee (in front of tho New England rooms, gud while i rangiag for hin to speak at the dinnor \.ven to Lic brigade that afternoon at the Batiery, the ertppled brigade ty the rooms eepled ther old commander, and up went tattered caps In the s were Waved, wad thoy gave a reg y round of cheets tur their hero, ae thousunds on Broadway joued In the Improomtn ovatio vere Wak GIUle wu on thusiastic little scene, Which 11 ple ember, ‘Tho megucl, however, 10 at . ty t fh t uy ut f it FORTIETN CONGRESS. ——e Senate. Wasnrxotow, Feb, 2 ON FEMALES SUFFRAGE HUMBCO, further consideration of the pet suffrage, DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION fret. At the clore of the morn teken wry. the amendment pending being ¢ Patterson, Mr Monrow moved to amend by pro’ falariea of the Judges should be pall o time they reside at toetr reepective po Mr, Patte Vf amendment War vo Mr, Morton's sdopied as au amendment te vision in the bith o# reported by the © rovisioy su amended wow then, agreed 10, {lie solarles of the Judges and erbittators unchanged bnt requiring their reside posts ay a cu ‘ons at of Mr the pro on ef payment, eUntane® Canes, the Committee on Forelzn Tee dow Will teloting to telegraphic ec tween the United States n Tt provites that whenever telegraplie com: shall dereaiter bo establisted be ¥ and any foreign country, Mr. Sennen, fr JaWons, repar munieation b country. ject to tue followli be enutied "UM regaed 9 contr: od the liner or c et wh , Tnited states Government lal at att goneeted priority i the ure of cued Hoes, and t owed ty send ite messages by an oj selec tou al: On motion of Mr. Trewerts (Rep, TL) the Committee on tho Jadictary wae disehereed from the for woman wt hour thia Will was ng that the 7 forthe %. Lhe Teaving co at their renpeciive 1a (oreign Hes, of Which any portiond ion of the United btaies, the riipuiations Favor of ike owe SUNREAMS, aoe —The Philadelphians want enterprise, So oma of theit prominent journals says. —The first edition of the Tridune Almanac, hat beon exhausted, A new and revised edition Ie now ready. x § Katie Putnam disports on the bieyeuler velocipede at the Davenpott (13wa) Theatre, Daring the performances Kate weare a bicycuiar garment. “ She makes the machine zip," is the comment of the local papers. —Cora Pearl paid the chomist who dyed hy hate 5,000 francs, It nsed to be Ment yellow, and ie now of that eotor which the Parisians cali ** oxtail,’ very rod, but with lustre, The dye fog procors In The Prussian Military Gaselt says that the German m organte tion 1 now complets, and ere can, at any moment, be fd tinder arms bya single telegram from Berlin.** tha is said to be nearly depopulated. Every wanted to keep a saloon, Therg being no one to pay for » where all were bare Keepers, business becime dull, and now the emk Grants are going hack (o San Francia =The Einpress Bagénie is said to have a vory cordial hatred for Prince Napoleon. She looks upow him as ler rival in the recency in ease of the Bmper oath, end is said to have been in til humor elf the day sho heard that the Prince, who had boon very ili, was out of danger. —The servants of favorite actresses and canta, triees in Parla do quite a lucrative business In sol ing the bouquets which their mistresses receive * We 40 Axod Dy Acroement, the the hands Of thelr enthusinatic admirers to the for Gort ges eball DE Axed by the flower girls, who sell them ogain ta the strevis aud T. Tae Wee shall be Kent onan ta the pubtie for the | at the pubile ball rooms. pereint re iat widuligeneey et alt imeseazes shat | A Scotelman went tos lawyer onoe for ade bo Wor Fier of ther Kecelpi, “cept 68 | view, and Getudled the circumstances of the case, hla the power of Co na te Weatiows OW ‘Ateot weed set linn t nat OL CBieuded by CoMrpautes 4 ‘ count axortnit ATOTION Ale AMENDMENT. Mr. Wat Ktep., Mass.) Introduced a joint reso. Jetion to submit to the Levtelatures of the severa Siates for ratificath tary of athe following articles of awende “Have you tokt me dio f curred?" suld the lawyer, he. “ Ethonght it best tot can put the lies in yours wi” exclaimed a 9 precisoly as they ace © Ob, ay, ele," rejoined I yo We pila truth; ye nglish cockney to @ dcouditous | Western traveller in Ealand, akinguw of the ect to the forezomns con. | !8¥ OF Driinogeniture, *uve you Lentuil in Ames vou to Un * Hentai said the ean, looking at erropator with curiosity “no, sir, We have ockiail ia Amenea, aud « very popular driak i —Hero ina chepter of accidents that man in Towa, He first fell into a w been drawn np about thirty feet the rope broke and let bim down again, A new rope was proew: We had just begun to ascend a 9 ing gave Woy and felon bis bh ofl one I, After he bad ¢ Coustl havds of sure tA ehiinens of the Taitod Grant,” said « ie tee Of the see ire t eral the other day, rather confidentially, "8 re 2a grt mw ic sot aound ald abait he entiiled | am just dying to know who the Cabtnct are to be." Uiey alall rosie, thy period of such residence 24 @ ¢ “ Are you (hong? fald the General, “1 arm toe baie pt dial chm boar yg Bg BR By deed," salt the lady ; t dying of enriosity. tion, of ue duly evny avr ower lute | Phen the ral, in alow volee, replied: * Well, oT the wor toenforee by | Madam, that fs just what Mra, Grant enys, worueatte 1 | —Prince Carignan of Italy, oue of tho candle Antero 4 vy | dates tor the Spanish throng, has uo children, His race, ot, the pe Visicus OF Uhis artieie, A NeW DECARTMRNT, » enforce, by Wife is a sourlooking woman, 6 Je years older than himvcif, and with a red nose, She Ie the richest Princess in Maly, and nisnages her own affairs with such closeness and economy that the poor Prince oe, have ebarge of the General Land Otice, mining the he Addfabula Sentinel announces the advene n allsira, the Bureau of Fr eden aud and the Bure of Sducaiiou, RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION, Mr. Sitawks (Rep., Ind.) offered a resolution at. recting the Seeretary of the ‘Treas where ty An ail ‘Committee on Appropriations, THE PENSION LAW, ‘The Dill relating to the operations of the pension Jaws, which was before the House several days lari week, ¢ in Me. Ksum (Reps TM.) moved to strike out th accond ection, and’ to «ubstitate for it a section pro- shall forvelt her peas Vidic (hat ne female peusionel thon by marriage Vorious vier amendments wero offered, and thei tus bi Waa ordcred to bo pristed and reculmtatucd, BAST WIVEM BeAvOR, x (op. Ul.) repurted from the Comal id a bridge over the host Rives, INISH-AMEMICAM FENTANS, Mr Xk *N- (Dein % prowecded to the busine Tali Oret bushi tak the Pre culled for by Ue be in December bast, ia Mr, Cor a Lill to Te On motion Me t ‘at Hea ed by Mr. io Ierence to the ca Me Costello and Warren, Uniiel Stites eitieens, tmpr boned in Great Beivaln Mr. Hobinoom adresse! the House at cousiterab! longi, howor of the American u tion ¥ a. Ax to the sie gests eto aturabizas Was Heine amide, bo maid that he Would kivk any wan 0 Uae GP next week who would talk abot treaty wl Eogland until she first fiberated ti American c!ligens Whou sug held th prison, ee WANT ER (Uy ¥.), Glo addivsved th Finally the correspontence wae referred to th Coumitioe o ab any Hue, Woven Alta with leave to rey sorry MOF PICT TOLDERS, ‘Tho Senate ame venta to the House the Unveconetructed Bhules, Were takem yous Uae tae Iie and concurred in, Alter a Weangle over an appropelation LIN tn eom mitice, the House took a reeres until evening. The Hh vent the evening Mw delaiing the ternal Keven from section 121, pag Ab was keit off ut the 1 In. Sie Mie tates d a Dry Ure by Centrifugal Peres, row A very ingenious and valuable muching for | jine is but through ty Like Ontario, ata cost of Dorating every voriety of ore haa recontty beeu In- | thixty uuliions moze, it will aot bring additional i by a gentieman experienced in mining opera- | business to Boston, v4 fe mow cm exhibition tn this city, It} Wisconsin has a Legislature of earpet-hag- dressen ors by means of eoatelfagal force acti gere, Of the Senate, containing thirty-throa (ho pulverized powder, by which it is caused to Ay | bers in ail, not one was bara ta the Sta! off from a contrat point and fall iato a soxies of aunu- | wens trom New York, turco from P Lar reoolw Stes fall according to thelr | g¢ veo ft the New Kaslind & ev, three were Weight, io Mertens collcctuog tm one | porn in Burope, wad the vest went to Wixconsia Trees Vo per eeute of the ore | fom New Jersey, Goorgia, Ohio, and Washington which t drvvsing ts lost, The | The House of Representatives hus ove huadved mem- bocaime | arrearage Kerala EC OF these Uuirty-two uve natives of Now York, cor, &e. can maneed oF all tad on pty | tw ot New England, twenty-six of Europ grains, ‘The inventor is Mer, 8. T. Posree, formerly | throe of Canada, eight uf Olio, and six of Penneyte we fan Awericaa Company carrying on wluing operations in Canada, and y eed the right for Canad: a8 al who ba becn tal pure! Icons invalu anti, Mr exhibited the Operation of the oa few fidividnuls, and to-day | he attracted seomed to be dl NM Tite Working wet bee chang fcday | he attracted seomed to ve dl agreeable to tia, for he , at da Dey street, did not tinish his cap of cotive, but left te room very oe abruptly. Very few of the Southern residents of William Cutlon Bryant ou ihe Poet Mulleck. A large and intelligent ngregation filled the Mistorical Society's rooms last ¢ . having heon called tacether Uy the announce That Mee Win, Collen Bey vut would read a paper on Wis late frend and browies poet Pitz-Grecne, Halleck, Ex-Gov Hanation Ish presided and Introduced Mr, Bryant, nby tu his ditidence in Ke upon tis ate driend, wh aking Ga ey eserivet as a genial commsiion aed an, adm ‘7 rf. Brytuut then sketched the tnedeuts Hetey, all ting tu the beauty of ung regten in whieh We Wis * y poetical efforts, Hs ms od it hot show Laristies hough there” w 4 9 of poetry peaker dwelt upon ot, ale disregard tomper, is come hs bower of aire, Tye enthu of eyniel woyety und mirth, ood melody of bis verse, Mre Bryant also spoke ot Halleck's fondness for rambling alone tu the coun. tr power of composing 19 ble head without Maascribing bis poems, and his business exactaces, persistency 0 a _, President Lincoln aud the Juven en. Tell the boys of the New York Juve A that they must follow Lrutt, Justice, aud iy If they Wish to become asefal and novo: ABRAUAM LINCOL MOst conspicuous motto snspended in in of that Institution on 176th street, — - Mogavine Writhag To the Fuitov of The Sun, Sin: Can you toll me whether the Putnam's, Hours at Home, ant he Riverside mute aines pay on ucceptanes, as Mur per'e aud the Adantie able me the school ru Fnary, of mn St, Paul's Church, Brooklyn, next Sunday eveniog, = So the Denes of #t, Morv's Kemule Horpitaly aor MPERATEUL [We ean't say whether they do now or uot they did Lot tWo months azo. Ep, Suw.) but Mistnkes ina Mut Room, To the Billor of The Sun, Sie: In your issue of Friday, Jan, 20. ed an article headed * Robbery in Ball Roo wa part of whicu was utterly tale. ‘he Kentleman’ me toned ware uo pin on that 6 vening A dozen coats were not stolen, for there were tice Members of the Association In the hat room the whole evening, But One coat Was lost, and that was blr, Corn'se wulce was. «yeu out by Pyitt 08. O'BRLEN. President, asen Government has aided in constructing to withhold bouds suflictent to secure the of a first-cluss rallyoad. Referred tothe ¢ up as the regular business of the morn- pondeuec Dill, declare | ing vaeunt the ofiews held by disqualitted p like | 1, where of the" Bell Riagers"* tn thet town In the following eloquent stron: “The singularly liquid mellifious ness of these muMed bells Is not approached tm tte subduing, ravishing effect upon us by any other tne strument or combination of instruments yet known, |. | Perhaps the musie-box comics as ncar to it as any thing in this world, —Fauny Fern says tn the Ladger that for every woman fool she will fud a maa fit to be her mate, and that becausea few men in New Yerk and Loadon and Poris wear corsets, and dye their whiskers and hair, and pad out thelr hollow cheeks and shranken calves, it Goes not follow that Victor Hugo, and | Jolin Bright, and the great army of brave men who won our late vietory, are all poplnjays. —Lenry W. Longfellow, George B. Cheever, and Nathaaicl Mawthorac graduated at Bowdola College An the class of 1825, which numbered thirty- eight, Numbers ono and two im rank in ihe clas aro quite unknown to the literary world, Longfellow ranked number four and Cheever nutaber elght, ¢ | While Mawthorue seems to have iad no aspiration for college honors, aud was go low dowa us not to be ranked at all, ~The French Academy has determined to pub- Neh a new dictionary, which will bear the name of Uictionnulre Usud del Avadtmde, and is to ve com: pleted iu four years, prools of the letter A aro Bow In process of correction, aint letter B is tn tha hands of the composit is stupendous work, | Which isto contala all the new words taveuted by | felontifle men for the exixonctos of modern dix n | covery, ts to lod by Pirmta-Didot, : —The Emperor Napolcoa used to recelve every 4 | day from the publisher of tho old Monddewr three copics of the paper splendidly printed on vellum. ne new Journat Oziclel souts also three copies to 2 | the Emperor, they are like anybody e'se's on + | common paper, ay Kt come in that vulgar shape Napole sald nothing, but twisted Div moustache this being the wot sign of as- 1 | tonishineat in the ruler of Fs —The Hovsse tunnel appears to be an endless - | Source of vexation to the unkappy Stale within whose borders it lies. Just a¥ preparations havd recommenced (0 push the work vigorvusly, Mr, Herman Haupt, civil eugineey, malignantly publiabe & painphilet estimating the Daal cost at twelve How dollars aud addiug 1s opiuiou that uutil 0 a | ce, Vaula; Muryland, Keatueky, and dudiana gaye birth to une each, and Wisconsin to two, —Jeif, Davis sappearance at the restauraab « the bré: on the Oth of Janw wry, ere The attention which # Provengaux tn edu great rensalion, Paris, it ts said, took any notice of his arrival iu that city. The dmbonicial papers :tlattered itl axsidue ously, The Patria called him * His Exe: llency, Presi lent Davia," but was ordered to address h only as YM. Jeffers * Mis arrival in Paria exposed the traud 4 by several oxteusive deslers in card photographs, Who sold as por of Jeff, Davis photographs of eeveral obscure Southe orn politicians, which they lad received tow New Yor —Atarocent ball at the Tuileries the Empresa Wore a dros of straw-colored gauze, checkered with straw-colored satin above the walst. Ou the lower part of the dress was to be scen a garland of large and variegated pansies, A veil of straw-colored gauze covered the dress, A large pannier, @ la .amargo, of stvaw-colored si)k,arose on the back part of the ekirt, A garland of panstes commencing at the left shoulder, and very dense the outsct, passed acrors the corset, and terminated vory delicately at the right shouller, A round wreath of pausics, in the ecatre of which was to be seen a large golden pansy, opening like a etar ovel the forehead, farmed the headdress, which wae studded with Iaige round diamonde, ‘The necklace couristed of rubics aud dian onde, —One of the vieo-r of the Mount Verma Association bas corrected eertuln witely civeulated statements In reference to the mans the Mount Vernon estate, vertid, ie nent of The estate, it isn not, a8 represented, tenanted by a funily of elght Southern ons, bot a pid superintendent (a geome tleman connected with the W on faiuily) aud two ladics from the Sinte of New York, with the needful servants, ocoupled the mansion house until recently, When the superintendent was dismissed a6 a matter of economy, Several rou: tof epockol Ie tereat, have been kept closed to the public, vr of the depredations of visitors, It ts st nothing Iseafe from them, Seyeras of the !vory have been wrenched from Martha Wasbingzoa’ rpsiclord, apd it {s mecessary to employ scrvante especially to guard the house aud grounds from apolly ation.