The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 13, 1869, Page 1

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1869, PRICE TWO CENTS. ira agora nore te asrarate toeinans | EROM THE STATE CAPITAL, | 4704 steamnoer orsasren | CURIOSITIES OF CRIME. : NEW YORK. y) THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA, = Le hd ‘were proposed by Mr, Schenck e jo Stevens tn pe Re A an; . =o ; the P Co ston | "a: th, Fe + oer BUTLER AGAIN 1N THE FIELD, eet ae send making th al tax MODIFYING THE EXCISE LAW. ives Liew: ixtrthree | The Burglars and the Forgers Wha eace mimi: rractsm, 1A. M, Feb, 13.—Weaton arrive -—o—— on Alatillers ‘ayear where they produce flty —t : : : , at his hotel ten minutes ago, He will stop but a | Special Despatches to The Sun, barrels or leas, instead of $400 on Aletiiters Aros | Lmportant Discussion of the Excise Law— Jurrenson, Texas, Feb, 12.—The steamer Nel. at Werk. Attempted. half hour, and move right on, aa he intends to rest Wasmrxatow, Fed. 1% | tHiinat barrel alco by modlfylug It r0 that a dis: An ki rte be Attweh Ne Stovens was burned in Caddo Lake, Red River, ‘ at Marseifies, 862 miles from Bangor, He has al- PRESIDENT GRANT'S CARINET, tiller who redistilis spirits ao as to refine It, shall not | Special Despatch to The Sun, Inst night, and sixty-thrce lives wore lost—among ready walked 68 nilles to-day, and is in tip top condi- A friond of Gen. Grant, who is in a position to oto pay (ax ae rectifiers, and that all compound: ALBANY, Feb, 12, 1860. them Messrs, W. A. Broodwell, T. L. Lyon and his | The Drondway Window Smasbing—Arreste Of liquors shail be treated as rectifiers. . ret ae ‘ 4 the i a Comrmitinetite=How ts W : tion, He went through Oswego a little after So'elock | know of what he speaks, eaid to-day that Grant's | “Thearconeinded the amendments of the Commit. | Tho battle of tho liquor deniers aud the tome | gon Frank, of New Orleans. There were forty-three Don . '". ely ivors, who were taken to Jefferson on the | Maurice Leonard, aged 91, of 213 East Ninth this afternoon, and was greeted by an immense | Cabinet would not be known to the public until it is | 2.of Ways and Means to the whiskey scction: Perayce mon has fairly opened, and seems likely to | surv 4 crowd. Several hundred people are now tn the | sent into the Senate, He aaid there would be one | qi etic SAND moved fo make the, apealil War 02 1M ihe leading tople of Joterest at this session, at | steamer Dis, cambopt and cargo were a | *troet, dock builder, and John Trimble, aged $3, of distillers referred to inthe preceding paragran® i R, nn . vender, # streets cheering him. At Mexico he was greeted | member from Pennsylvania, bat who, he did not | S108 year on distillers producing twer ivy jae: | Toast for some time to come, ‘The members from the | total foss, ‘78 Goetele strect, Heensed veader, wore taken before he Governor-fene: na—The Shooting of a From our Specia Corte Havana, Feb, 6.—The situation looks grave, | by fiity young Indic, one of whom recited | know, , Tele or ives, Adopted, Adlon soy, Metropolitan District—at least the Democrats—are ure pep th ng Moy tintin ia, fand this appears the ‘more 40 because of the refusal | ® poem in his honor, Weston presentod her his BEN, DUTLER'S DISCOMPITCRE, —— fleree and elamorous for s repeal or radical modhfica- pong deci thas thay bad euuashed ta Ga: WORD Of the insurgents to Haten to any terms of peace | diamond ring, ‘The weather ts eplendid, and the | Old Bon, Wade has been vindicated, and Bate | FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, | tion ot the present Excise law ; and the few Repud- window OF the Saueea, Sombabela’ shack: HOA Short of absolute independence. Messrs. Armas, | Walking good. Weston ts confident that he will ac- | ler's retreat from his overwhelming defeat has been —_———- Neans who bave escapod the overthrow of thelr party Mr. Birgfeld announces a matings of ‘ Orphée : twenty-four diamond rings, valued at $1,480, Mr, Benedict ald that one ring was fonnd thet night om. Taymayo, and Correo, commisioners who went to | Complish the task before him. He will | partly covered ap by Kelsey's resolution. This was BPAIN, in that diatriet talk gloomlly of thelr prospects Ifthe | ane Enters" this afternoon at Fisk's Grand Opera ‘confer with the insurgent chiefs two weeks or more | #pend Sunday in either Ithacn or Ovid, and | thrown in to divert attention from Butler, as after ——— unpopular legislation of the last few years is to b@ | piouse. bg0, and with the approbation of Gen. Duice, have | before Monday night he expects to be over 1,000 | Logan had spoken a few minutes so ably and so elo. | Opent Constituent Cortes—The Cone | sllered to. Mr. Grau gives “Fleur de Thé" matiage the sidewalk, ana tat two were suvsequently re Feturned. They visited Nuevitas, Santiago de Cuba, | miles west of Bangor, The journalists accompany: | quently in defence ond culogy of the oid war horse, struction of the New EFilifice, OF the Avo billa amendatory of the Excise law now | French Theatre. turned by a boy who picked them up on the sidewall: And Manzanillo. They used efforts to see Cespedes | ing Weston had their carpet-bage stolen at Adams | it wae evident that rot twenty menin the House ae Dat, 1g 12.—Tho Constituent Cortes for. | before the Aswe.c)ty, the most Important is probably | Lovers of the Itaitan Opera can hear the muste of |! Great Jones etreet, where they had ovidently And confer with him, but were unable, The propo- | Centre, and have suifered somewhat for want of a | would have voted against tabling Ratler's rerotution, | Mevd, opened tes feanlons bere isa etter Me | fiat Introduced by the Hon, M,C, Morphy. ‘The | #11 Trovatore” atthe Acadomy of Music this after. | B&e™ dropped by the shleves in their flight. Bition borne by them waa, in effect, the government | Change of clothing, and that, too, after he had modified it, as it could | honor of ihe event. Crowds of people were inthe | Principal changes which it proposes are theve! | hoon Minnie Chapman, of 490 Broome strect, swore that bf the island by the Cubans—a government similar tn —— _— hardly be recognized from the one he introdaced on flaga were fying, and the day was regarded | That the fee for the sale of liquors, beer, and wines ‘The “ Forty Thieves" oppoar at Niblo's at 9 P.M, | Monday night, at about balf-past 7 o'clock, she "i de. ‘he Presid h "i is 0 ‘4 most respects to that of Canada, and which fs, in THE LANOR MOVEMENT. Wednesday. Batler, Kelsey, and ail were buried on | Ti corsa yr pr Tee Or'the | M0tim hotels, shall be $39; in hotels having 10) or | ‘Tammany announces unusual attractions this after. | “** ¥alking up Brondway, and at Benedict's jewelry Cudan political language, designaied by the word —ee the table by 7 majority, Of 190 ayes there were 22 ing Of the Depution, He anid that the nations | More rooms, $259; in hotels having 7 and less than | oc store she saw a man standing In front of the window, y iy. i" nD autonomy. Mr, Armas and his associates saw some of the under generals and conversed with them, Demoerata, leaving 108 Republicar He had something biaek in his hand, about six o# against 40 Re | Of Europe, in attaining w higher degree of eiviliza- | 100 rooma, #150; in hotels having 60 ond lees than bu y iiad’ Mune of the: tradiionaf bonds. which | tg tetgng rooms, gun ‘The matings at the New York Cireus offers a rare ; 4 ¢ paces Heens 0 ai eight inches long, and about fonr inches wide, The ¢ journeymen printers engaged in organizing | PoMicans led by Butler and Kelsey, who had 15 Dem- the public mind, Spain delayed for a nue pi Neensed are tobe | ehance for families. Children enjoy tt greatly. Whe government of that,part of the isiand, as fa cooperative: printing enmpany met iat evenine | ccrate with them. ‘Thirteen Bouthern members | fone ti wing te exuniple ot her oeighbores | Kept closed from 1 to 4 o'clock A, M., and from Sate “Humpty Dumpty" opens a new book of tricks | MA? struck tho glass with the instrument, and them the ineurgents wre concerned, is confided to the | 8 bast Broadway, Mr. J. Williams presiding. Union | eoted to table everything, and § of them against | SEC HOW calls upon het representatives to construct | urday wt midnight to 4 o'clock on Mond twisted his hand. Another man was at the wiedow at the time, about eighteen inches from the man whe usually brilliant one, Tho * Field of the Cloth of | "#4 broken the pane, Au instant after the breaking y morning. | and caricatares at the Olympic this afternoon ‘The matings at Wood's Museum will bean un- compositors of both sexes, Lookbinders, preasmen, ow edifice, Th olution eral Abree departments, with Cespedes as Generattsslino | stercotypers and eleccrotrpers, bad cikies tates tabling. Butler kept on a bold front all the after | Monten uh ek ehirength of the vations hae | Me. Nachtmann's bill repeats tho whole Metropolitan Or head man, and who ts, for the presct at least, tha | {a the printing basiness ire eligible to memoeratip. | noon, although he could not conceal to those who | not been Impaire f former | excise law, and ulogates the whole business of theen- Bratton The Depurtnent of Bayamn hasan Chit | AMMAFey aregaed a GID cach, and the repore ltt | new hin the fact that Le had made a eerioue mis. | Riisiatrations has dlaorganry nd erobarranwed | Ing to tho corporate ant town authoritios of tho dis: | Gotq and the Morlaccht Ballet Troupe are the main | OF the klase, one of the men grabbed something o jencral, Aguilera; that of Santiago de Cuba, Gen. | taken op. The Committee on Constitution and Ny. | Me In arraigning Wado, to remeny this by economical reforuy and changes | tit. Tefurther prohibits any poticeman from entering | attractions, ofthe window. They then ran, crossing Brosdway De Marmol; and the Marquis of Sinta Lucia, aided by | laws aubmitted a draft of thelr report under the TUR RIG-£A0 AI® LIND RAILROAD, In the administration, by wis any place where Hquoris sold without a warrant. Mr. |) to Great Jones street, and went through Great Jones Castillos, commands that of Puerto Principe, Med general laws of the State for each organizations pablic debt and the ent of the f O'Keefe’ bill graduates the oense aecording to the street to the Bowery. No one pursued them untid rental; thus, premises renting for not ex they had crossed Broadway, ‘Then two or three mew Kowery Theatre offers a mativée to the Rast sidera this afternoon, M08 | Mr, MeKean Buchanan plays Hamlet" at the New The House has finally passed the bill charter wed In 1587, They ree the election of Se Tag CeIn, Wie Gaps ing the Zig Zag Air-Line Railroad by 110 to 61, It the Department of Cumaigfey, Mr. Armas saw De ard of acven managers, and af army and way The Jamental Marmo!, This General claims to have about 8,000 | Capital stock to $2,000, and tho number of hares | will, ip all prot of radical liberalism, $1,000 8 year aro to pay a license fee of G75; thowe | yury T who were on the opposite side of Broadway ran after ‘ , In all probability, fail in the Senate. 5 : York Theatre this afternoon, men under bis command, and all these are negroes, | Sordingly, The Board rs was chosen L edegcsiry A Lirnalhend sand estan jopted tn relation — to religion. renung for between €1,00) and $2,000 are to pay @ the fugitives Into Great Jones street, #houting “Stop OF coNSPIRATO apreme Court to-day, press, and education by tho Prov “ Government must now be consolidated fee of $100; He says that he wants no white men, but is disposed | Eagan, Vice those ret Secretary a ng for more than §2,000 thie.” Yest day (Feb. 11) doponent saw Maurice ps, Eaq., in the to do his part of the felting with these, siren: 1 re, pamely: Menara Brivo gte! Evin by the action of the Depnties. Our revolution here | are to pay $25) fee, When the premises are owned The old “Ne heatre,”’ which was met. | Leonard and Jobn Trimble at the Mercer street po There is @ young man with De Marmol named pee Th wear sean mies. Bueale, and J Spangler Wed Aracid, ta pacccdies oP the contieat We not responsible f the citing in Cuba, That ts | by the licensee the annual ¥ 4 rawenishy it hey amorphosed from a church by Mise Lucy Rashton | lee station, and as soon as she saw Leonard, she re Biull, whose parents are Americans, He himself was | books on Monday in Botanic Hall, |! | fled several days ago shilorney General Bv | predicted that slavery would. bo abolished without | A the licenscenare to die with the Excise Hoard & 9 ago, INnow known na the Waverley, The | Cosnized im xs tho man who bad the iron in le orn in Matanzas, It Is said that Hull 1s a good oM ane Bat Sookie taaard Teer Ge ne eater f. Precipitation und without compromising the pros | #Worn atatement of the rental or valuation, only eon= in Mr, G, T. Reeder, and the man- | hand, and broketn the wiadow, Deponent did not fer, and promises to do something to éistingulsh The Prin tert Uirebied Bi ere the | Penity of Hoe ARIIT CO ee ch there were viens | tering in auch valuation, howover, the portion of ore Morrie & Wall, It will open | See Trimble there at the time. Herman Reinecke, Dimself, But you ask: What are Corpedes and | A meeting of the Executive Committee of the | Matter rested. for tie Hovisional Government, for den Prin, for | he building or premises ued in their t 8 The | on Monday with the Eitse Hott | Smployed ia the More of Bensdies Bros., rowgeieed Aguilera relying upon? No one can tell. What bet employing printers was brid yesterday, at which the : Vansetr a Rep: and for a Monare’ endorsement of the nearest police captain fs requi- | troupe, in burleaqne of “Lucretia | Trimble aa «man who visited the store on trivial fer government than that of Canadn could they ask? | Hatin Gore ad Job Briatore wers present, The Gara t: Washburne was at the House to-day, but | grents bat The ceverematy or ise core site npon the certificate of rent or value, and where | Borgta’t and “A Pretty Piece of Business.” Among | busin fow days before the robbery, and whose Let it be here said that these men knew, in the Bret | sider the propriety of excladis Meroe teen trae THE dolite Whe hk er wth s the occupant and captain cannot agree, the nonrent | the members of the company are Misses Elise Holt, | {ce was so peculiar that he took very particular ‘Wished to doo, any such government, He would qaalvavustaiee te ncamice Ge oie Genatorial views. s ib name, Between the firatdays of May and November | tige, and Kuma Bell, and Measra, store several times since, Officer Fairchild, of the e to submit the whole subject to the Provisional | dollare were at once subscribed to further this olyect, rman'a reception Iast night and Amnesty for the Fenian Prisone: the hours of closing and of opening are to bo re- | Owen Marlowe, Edward Coleman, C, T. Parsloo, Jr, | Fifteenth Ward, had noticed Trimble on Broadway, Government, and the men composing {t would end | Ad measures were adopied for obtaining an addi ‘olfan's tonight were a continuons th ong Deni, Feb, 12—The Mayor of Dublin will | spectively midnight and 4in the morning; between | and others, Misses Betty and Emily Rigt will lead | %d on the evening of the robbery had ordered him Believes that the Cortes would ever agree to such a | thetr avlilty to reolat theeiriker end of thei ater spikes Oe OL the Fenian. prisiners, whics bay bea suenten: | day® the places are to be kept closed fo ald public ob- | Romeo and Jullet ta the play at Booth's Theatre | from 8 credible fnforiasnt that Trimble returned to Proposition? mination to hold out to the ent, ‘They look for a orner after he (the officer) had passed on. The wvcly sloned by the corporate authoritics of cities | sertation, this evening. We need hardly . rican FORTIEVH CONGRE d (owns tlirotighout Ire Tuer ees tess: oust Gvoutd hae Glecioed the fast Che Uthe rads Mie jeursagren printer ene Crane aclaemiond - _ Lok dalard nad ks tactrther OMlcers are Alrected by this bill to procure war- | has a large and faehionable attendance evory even- | Prisuners were committed for trial in default of Who visited the palace on the night of the Louvre to hold cut aud vo enforce ‘tele Ge nands. At their se 7 rents before entering premises to make arrests, ing. Miss McVicker ts gaining in popularity. $5,000 batt. : mecting at Botanic Hall yesterday several, avert ad nips reed tat ‘The Senate ( f which Mr. Hate te | Mi ais on 2 NEAT Flot, and who asked several times to see Gea. Daice , | Meeuns at Rolame Hall yesterday several alrt ad: THR NATIONAL CORRENCY = ade ‘ommittes, of which Mr. Halo ta pie tleet sabe anim Sdn heat aR ord Forging a Marriage Cortifieate. id go there in fuct for the purpose of assassins ting | and union, and a dotermlued front acainst the cm. | Wasmxorox, Feb, 12.—Mr. Mortow (Rep. Tho Persian Army to Bagdad Chairman, and whieh ts tnvestigating the lobby ope- | lach’s this evening. Faward Foley and Jaines Foley wore before the the Captain.General, and he was to have been paid | sroployers who refuse to concede the Increased Waxes. | Ind.) addressed the Senate on the bill in relasow @ | 9, LONDON, Feb. 12.—The Versian army, with the | fatons of railroad corporations last year, proseeu ohn Brougharn's coay Httie theatre, “As Irish | cous of Qearter Gesslons, duction Randolph 619,000 for the job. | He, of course, was to work ia | THOFE are 175 men unemplo; ed ree arerreditir pringrtenten Sty ut tie Pend. has gone to Marval.’ Meantine | ting Mt labors by the way with rare aeerecy, report and“ Whe wilrestion: | ae ta Essa. Gee peulerhar herr tees ms low bg : kee ‘ ed tn ade if A neglected to respond to POLITICA Ly boca deol. Bor tho General's safety from the fury of the Spa | ane Executive Committers of the Clothing Cut. | of his amendmont, providing that not more than two CDimata BEANE Deak bape rater inaa led eda Naa arate slob by folvely representing that Michael May had beew Bards, as he lias long been considere’ too kindly #0 benslon ail dsy yesterday, The sca ta | miliilone of earrency shall be converted into bobds Ia : wy attached Ly Ite ecreearcn cere Voted that he | A menting of the Executive Committees of the | merried to Beran Maher, and for procuring 0 forged Basted \oHAse Us Ootaan iBSeat Ane Ra CP UTariane Bhan | aorone monte Mr Dean Me. Evrtow: Tue Sun shines every | be attached by Its sergeantatarme, e mB OL He Executive Comin ties nd ‘ is * be Oobhioaud ards Ole est, having six ica, end Atgsil ia Broad: | Mr. SHRaMAn (Rep., Olio) opposed Mr. Wilheme's | morning upon ry howsebold, and adds to ite chest Cees T'wonty-tlird street Union Republican General Com. | certificate of marriage, ‘The accused are rolatives of Gen, La Torre, Comm nder-in Chief of the Eastern ay Davina He hsctrike: mating | ermendment it held on ‘Thurs ing for orgs May, who does not appesr in the trial. Muher was @ Department, revorts everytaing # going ou well. 4 pine shops, with about 160 men out uf | The Benaie then voted on the Grat clause of tho | ‘ulnets: Ite variety, ractn sblaheeante bmpell nabs WHW TORK VAGIALATURE, tion, The. Fite, kates Fo kearens Wah eaeied widow vealding in Milles, Georgia, where she owned ‘Valmaseda clalins ancces see y | work, On the other band, siateen shops have agreed | arm Mr, Wilia hess for the trath must make It a woleome journal ad Ria ogee) ; srt a ; thew ‘Dabane bard done bisstnn visas toon ac taicse: |e ea ean rn ayy €2t per week, | an! anywhere, Wilt you call me an ungrateful fellow if SENATE, Any, Feb, 19, 1969, | ehaliman over tho Hon, ‘Thomas K. Stewart, and | valuable property. She was, a short time before hee aca hastened ps erage frond va A communication was rocely’ m the men em. | waa rejected: Tthink Lee aapot in Tue Sun? Will you not let a | 4, Mr. Conant jotroduced a bill to incorporate | Messrs. Sheldon and Friedaam were elected secro- | death, visiting a friend In Hudson City, where May ol hi appears In sor } ol ed in ware. um n'a shop announcing | negative, be Slip Cwnera’ Associath Pith £100.00) espitul: | tartos, Arrangoments wera made for attending the | became nequaluted with her, After her death the Ae Broeuie of Gen, Gra brothers Foley called upon Justice Malres, necording at the latier had acceded to their terms, ‘These | Dixos neere admirer pout alittle? Please don't ta 0 lave Fesulved to wppropriate each $4 ver week | wud Williains. ‘7 Papers that Valuasela was outgenerated in the Bas the | A bil) wos ordered tow thir ien at 4 o'clos egies : t the Senate took | Turks to any of as who havo been in Turkey and | &d\itional buildings for lunatics In the elty of New | taneuratio ” yamo business, that Cesyedes was not there, nor bad | fom icin pay for the sappertol the men our of | recces Un! 4% this evening, cetbek cee culvcral aa yo | York. ad E ac Dew Umno B say | tothe testinony of that gentleman, aud wanted him he there the main boty of his arny, and that on the | work, In uddition to the wid given by tue Vulop, — zedld ehh dares dial bern = HOUT Ansemnny Otorarce UNtON RePvseican | 1, make ont a certidcate of the marriage of May with porbegetd tempt dh ug odin arriba ates oi Pratt als EVENING SESSIC barbartem triumphant, Look st the provinces w: ASSEMPLY, AssootaTion.—At a stated meeting of this organiza | {) MHC QNl | wl iM sires declined to have Geek pesseaelou'6t's/suuab. shore: Sospertkan paan, oie Pralaeiek Atica lice +6 the ataale A tila ‘Monae dite by their pashes, the people ground under a system of | Billa were passed—To incorporate the Rilly J, | tion last night, the chalr wan occupied by the Presl- | OY 10010 ay with them, but they appear to have Puerto Principe, are all sheer fabrications, and here meeting on Thursday eve River and Harbor Appropriation bill. The a formed revenues and denpotic selietiness, education | Clork Diy jo, 10%, * of Temperance, of | deat, Mr. Joa J, O'Brien, John McDonald, Secretary. i . wg the | priation 4n Havona excite only a contemptuous smile. i# Association was changed to the * Amer ' or ii * riners’ Protective and al Ald. Associ ‘The Cubens are leaving the country in multitudes, | {fan Mariners’ P I UE, ‘Very, very many of theso are young men who maut- | Cupt, Duncan; Vie fost no very particular desire to die for fa patria, land; Moses $. Bes One of the best generals the Cubana have was shot | Secretary. wiructions ut Hell Gate to $815,00, found somebody to do the work, for a certificate was recorded by them in the County Clerk's office in Fete ruary, 14, May subscquently laid claim to the property Of Mre. Maher, Dut aa Invertigation having shown that there had been some dark transactions utterly neglected (so tuat a Turk, if he would learn | Bistera New York. In To "open Moore, Cool ard to the Norinal cri om, W Head Viera sieeetsl | Hewan resolved that James A. Lucas, William 1 shiwick avenue to Howart atrest, in Brooklyn, | Palmer, Matthew Davis, Joba P, Joralemon, Samu: introduced a Hill to repeal the act for | Cool, Michsel Nevill, Thomas A, Burr, Geurge 1, construction of the Quarantine. buldings on is, Job ‘ Coney Isang. Mr. Moaray presented a bill for che | Davis: John M. Jackson, and 'T, Oliver Carter arethe py thing, must co to Paris), conmerce fettered rua rendered aneertain by the whine of authority, women degraded Into mere playthings for pampered dullarda, and the beastilest of crimes high In soctat House nIntives: PETITION FROM THR NEW YOUK BKEWHRS, 7 % ea jon of Prospect Park, Brooklyn legal representatives to the general committee repre- when : fase act Biase tee fala aed 1 decnion t'a court martha & we age come Gass | REE AGM Wine, and’ ME, ite UagOne Dea Na) presented @ memo: favor, and then tell me if Turkey ls to be praised, | Hoth Houses adjourmed until Monday event ting the Radical Repablicans of the Elahts As liken ph eps y beget censadhet eon) ing gol appointed a +pecial committee to draft # constitution | |, . > IA MO Yuu shine At an empire 1we mittee — — = semble Mistrict and that therefore they shoal be aan 7 Nuevitas, It seems that, finding everything going 4) Dydaws.” the duty on Canadian bariey, ae the United States | jong, with the finest of climates aud a dense popula- LIFE ON THE RIVER, wimitted to the fs Neate te ‘the Union nepeunean rere AC ipepee badly for the Cubans, be determined to surrender ——. production of barley Is inauiclent to supply their de- | glow’ without Internal Improvements, and, immout none eral Committee, Muar Battle with the Water Tatevos, camper esd tspeast tively agedipo tine lyre The Cigar Makers! Strtke, wand, and as Canadian barley is of better quality, ‘ apsstnen sist ‘The Mtenmers C. Vanderbilt and Connecticut 1 —This ‘ate At about L o'clock yesterday morning, a gang ei pire tepdere tarirt a = ny enterprise excent that which Grecks aud Arineni a ? f Centeat Grant Civp,—This club will celebrate ernor of Nucvitus, and claim the beneft of the gem: | 4 number of the men who stopped work in C. oie KUARAARGD PRItD MONEY, os Sch. Maras tales Ganong, ies 4 Provmrations for the Next Season. the unolversary of the eapture of Fort Donelson, | of TYeF thieves crossed over the river from ne eral amnesty, He was seen walking along the streets | JP Shohvill’s shop, have obtained em) loymoent ether Mr. Pine (Rep,, Me,), from te Naval Committe = see, . The atin) steamers which annibilate space | jest t "| York to the Morris and Essex Railrond wharf, pf Nuevitas, bls arm over the Governor's shoulder, | in the city or elecwhere, and the others are receiving | petty ke, (ter Me.) fom te Naval Committee, | more energy condensed in Uitte Rhode feland than p : a or next Tuesday evening at headquarters, corner Twen. | YOK 49 the Morris and to whom he had given his word of honor as tu the | 8h $7 per week from’ thelr respective Unions as Numcers Rit ciew oF the Cuited’ ‘States | there ts to be found inthe vast ‘Turkish Kmpire, | Uetween New York and Troy are being fitted up in | ty.thind atrcet and Broadway. Eminent speakers | “Te 4 large quantity of Irom Is stored. A Aight Whom: He Aad Given Bie * long aa they remain out of work, With this excep. amer Kearsarge $190,000, to be distributed ua | Turkey, for four centuries, has bad every adva superb style, and will be ready to go un the routo in with the watchman ensued, in which he waa drives are expected to adress the meeting Surrender of himself and companions in arms, The | tum the ade ia in a fourisiing eoudit ze money, being the cniiusted value of rebel | in clit elation, ma tly away. He soon returned, however, with assistance 5 ficont position on many | thespring. ‘They are to be thoroughly aud ele Batter being stated to his men, they refused to be os piratical vessel Alabama, destroyed by the Kearearge inp ed alt t Bat refitted, and will be as crostantial and good as whee a but not with sufliciont force # capture the gang, surrendered, saying that he was not of equel renk | A Printer who would Pleuse Hornce Grees | OM the 1th of June, Ind. After some discussion | Meas: With the unedualicd Bligation of Stans Tho watchman and his party ordered the thi ith M f Santa Luck 4 had sth as insertion of a'provixo that no money slould | tereourse with the progrosvive nations of E they were new, ‘Phe ma: ry has been overhauled party ordered the thieves tg agri hentai say pe eresete ekg ret iy das sao a ere w pad to thie assicnee ‘of any tnariner entitled to & | and abundant resources of power, And yet, with nll | by Messrs, John Roxch & Son, of the Morzan tron Iv Bramproy, Canana.—The British Arms I ie me at i at they ae “yr ge: ted beadgd r nises. 0 ir gi eS share, but only to the mariver himself, lis wife, oF | ie ale tins neve en one step forward, but | Works, and is complete in every nt, Mr, | tel, a dwelling how at might udertake to molest them; but when Arango felt that if he had gone too far, he ought | Sin: Lama workingman,a printer; and Tbeg, | his cluldren, the biil was pursed by sd yeas (2% nays, | thee. Aho bas ever taken one step forward, but Pebgeparikcognd steered nent were burned 0 steps backward, ‘There was under the | J. W. Hancox & Sonn aro tho owners of this line, watchman and party drew pistols and fired three ov Bt least to be court martialed, This wa done a fa | through your columns, to o rors tite, PROVISIONAL GOVEANMENT FOR MISHAMIPRI Le alle . nmed ot 1d. J, W, Hancox is the oldest steamboat proprietor ; 5 four shots, the thieves fed, ‘The dotenattons bet Mexicaine, and the court decided that Arango should tine or Un eraneas eae My. Bourwets (Heo. Mass.), from the Committee noe can “ed at TT var tertatiae Pare ae latoyen Aeon ren ween |e Fh Pany.—Tho offion of the Pindé: | heard by the patroimen of New York, set then oa spp »proved : 0 op | on Reconstruction, reported a ill to yrovide for the ey mingled glory, at leant,with her barbaris + And, with the veterau on his own boats, | cotor the printing office of Mr. Kerr, and a frame | O° ae Lebeale Calin ern gprstinhy pedtiens epnite Me , oe ped for | Greanization of a Provisional Goverumeut for the | now the barbarisin is the sole realduum, Where can | the teavelling public may rest assured that every re- | dvelling belonging to Mr, Biskouus were burned | thelr cuard, and the cutire gang was captured, have ta daugh. | State of Mississipp! schools BUTLEW Ss QUES rday morning. Loss about $25,000, ing a considerabie quantity of tron in thelr posses. tho Town Hall waa | sion, They were taken to the Charles street pollee three children—the eld cher in one of the publ in Turkish history for the last | Quisite accommodstion will be afforded, Both bonts | ¥°* you show a great nam F OM are to bave new boilers, which will add matertully to |) IN Sourmono’, Mass, — century? Letit be elther statesman, g toi J after the manner of Maximilian, Mejia and | teren ¥ OF PRivins f live in new house, occupled, 1 believe, ‘ : = on Thursday night. ‘Tho building has bee ton, the stolen property beto sdiuapeanaees ——_-—- by tis other, furniien, each having fhe sime once The Toure then, at ® o'clock, reeumed eoneltera: | painter, orator, historian, oF editor. nearch | thelr apeed, and make them the awifest night boats | Qceupied by m school, and, It. in sunposed the dre | suom the stolen property belug returned, HUIS creel curity uel SONI Be enine. Gosom r. Buller's privilege resolution prove through Turkey, and soe ow many hospitals and asy. | on tho Hudson river. The boats are to have new | eausht from a stove. ‘The lors ie about $35,000 Roxcutne the Body of W fof procedure and the’ ord y hosp Was any Court Oflcer Patd to Wi ins, of the Muest finish, and In every way cal Two Mex Borwen to Drari.—Alanson Stew- Escape of Mcti pata sad the for inferior apartments. In other words, rents have te proten. in counting th istres iums fort Ortawa, Feb. 12,—It was seriously expeote youor find, Note the not a recdated the extent that w have. " t 4 . i y this saseaied Geko seenvaaiion toh wee cunad | pha go llel T AA lL . } eG wience to the onier of of her towns and cities, Including hor capital, a ¢ culatod to contribute to the passengers’ contort, | srt and Frank Fraser, employed in the Pembroke | 44 hag tecked out, says the Daily Nowe, thet for the purpose of rescuing Whalen’ body, which is | Qicr'tastng rent, T have Q51 remaining, allow my at his own will without tho frst municipal eonveutenee. Mari: the j ‘The furniture, carpeting, uplolsiery, and otter ap: | Aura tay by the ave ieuial ignition ol uayhibe wal | snother nctorlous burglee was, euffered to. escape AUill in the possession of the authorities, Active | wite €1 per diem for houschold expenses, not includ i Reiusean of a8 Hoe Ms || Fart thes even tn bush 8 city a6 Seryraa zoe would aot | Polniiments are la be. onlirely Rew, sad of the pews | repairing a leek bi 8 gad piDs: from the chainygang between the Tombs and the proparntions were mace to meet any outhroak. It | !ak wood or coal, This leaves me $¥7 for clothing, ton Ciena WIL) ead (ooubr dare walk alone through the Turkish quarter, through | est patterns, Tho painting, which Is to be done by betes sie pa Court of General Sessions on Wednesday, In the fs rumored that s al scizures of arms nave been bs srl cd tad “” may deem necessary, (iep., Vt.) made speecies, the latter being opp ® just fear of Turkish voles ce and brutality, But d | Meters. Stephen Kogers & Son, of West street, will NEW JERSEY, afternoon the sessions officers went to the Tomns te a say, Te may be asked, how enn a family of five | t the Fesulution, need not muitiply the proofs, be finished In very attractive colors, particularly tn + escort prisoners thence to the court—among the lak live on $1 per day? Easy, 1 buy the best of every GEN, LOGAN OPPosES BUTLER. ‘Then contrast all this with the condition of free, | pearl and green, and of this department Mr. Thomas | Tus Lavox Hostcipg.—-Thomas Lafon, Jr. | tor one McDonald. The prisoners designated in the Dei Barnes. thing. sno dearer than ten years ago; Spnivavy 12.—Major-Gen, | meat or coal, oF Mr. Logan (Rep., Lil.) said ho was in favor of | independent Greece, which only forty years ago | Rogers (not Robert, as errone Thonght three barrels of potatoes Pan aardl apd Ad 3 ’ id having the rule governing tue connt of the electors | escaped by a herole struggle from the long, long op- | SUN of Wedn +, Of nicer “ died f ts AKO nd th hy i a , . fi ere called BES tite e ta Jeet ig hy ne Tees hs atthe iene’ Lary Thene. will ie teh eet the naa are aie riion se, seta tame | Pression of de barbaric power, In this forty years, | Vision. The Vaniterblit Ix having a new gallery | 610,000. Fadi tiga Maen eae of the gone oa aduate of West Point. He entered the service | April. Patter is lear, but we isspuringiy, mak- | titre som intentional violation of the rule on the | from metate of forced barbarism Greece has ome | erected, which will add to the comfort and conve Dennis Lawler died suddenly in the Paterson | seized the chain and handcuff dangling fr the during the late civil wot aa Colonel of tne Kishtecnth ing op petty ie oe ‘ae awe tof the presiding oficer, He agreed with Mr pont State of Europe in ideas of true liberty, | mlence of the travelling public. ‘The staterooms, | Jail on ‘Thuraday evening, Frees He he, tee enn, maleneetor, she Reckos sae Bethe bartie or Okie eate He wee lees carackal | cape. of strong house. or restaurant Ine Cate Cae sa vena Thin toa chiseiioea ale except in the United States and Fngland, | sloons, and eabing are to be nicely fited, tn a very | Albert Medd maker, of 218 Kinney | cure manner. ‘This movement was, it mid, canes of religion, | superior Way, Capt, Hancox will spond wore than | ftredt, Nowark, was commis ed yesterday for de- | ticcd by the officers, and the gang'siarted from the fronding the revenue by selling cigars which tad | prison together, Aa soon aa they reacted the wiy printed in Tum | who was convicted of manslaughter at Newark on | roll were teken from thelr evils, and an thelr names ay last) will have the entire super | Thureday, ls to be sentenced today. He is bailed in | Were called they were locked together with band> oMicer ¥ man from 4 nh receiving the o ts in the frst pia tion that would ¢ Gommnissioner of the Uaion Pacife Railroad, and wag | Sti) beverage, or a little over halt a cent a cup; Ho | t# euch freedom enjoyed of the pres formerly Superintendent of the Western dlassachu- | 1th milk as jar, say one cent per cup, | can and of the “ vidual fo all bis relations, Kducation | $100,000 on these Moating palace uot been stanped or Inspected. is Mailr oud. buy the best of mutton at 15 cents per pound; beef tion on the bray: a “ e oF inp pected, icDonuid, of courve, dropped from the lin Ls from 2 to 25; hams from 18 to 2); all quite as cheap hous Onis ged be ° op ts in avery hobby with the Greek poople, Tue coun eves The Coroner's jury, in the case of Josoph | crowd behind. Prisoner to whose wrist the une GAYETIES OF THE SEASON, us ten yoarsago., We live wall abd occasionally en: | Thivdiny. @ reaolution to tiy. it on the table, | try Iseven more thoroughly supplied with schools Jottings About Town, Schofield, who is supposed to have shot himsolt 4n upled ha us hanging, secreted It under, his oF An OM: terial pus frends, out of ths per diem (81) allow: anit that the House was asked to censure? A | than ia cur own Massachusetts, ‘The proportion of | (Two velacipedints enjoyed @ 2.40 race in the | Newark Ou Thursday micruing, have "returned a ver: | coat, and in thie mannar the ging entered the eburt , F presented ie Haase WAP BH eG bo cantare? ‘ ne Peale BbOy yet that We came co his deattr by w ats pistol i 9 Ball of “Our Cotertes? Ie with anew’ overcont (a surprise), for which she The Presiting oftier of the. doiut ‘cons | tote who cannot read and write Ja leew than that iy | City Hall Par’ yesterday. in bis own hand, or in the hand ‘of sume person to | known until his name was called, three hours. subses The annual masquerade ball of * Our Coterie’ | Pald €29,and that too out of ler mavinge, | nan Vino use -been thirty yosrein harness, | Mantachusstte, ‘The Gymaasia and the University Auertas, of the steamship Kagle, | the jury unknown, quently, and then every Gort Was made to bush @ Was given ut Irving Hail, Inst evening, This asso- | paying a suburban lot, for there arc expenses ot | & ian wo ote din the va guard, the old captain of of Athens are inetitutions of the first order, and Gani ee "Aah nee ue Ren Estate in Newanw.--Mr, John MeGregor | elation is composed of a large number of young | travel, tai pis, and what nor that will | Ee beman at te uces of its sunshine, who stania | crowded with pupils, There are over thirty nows . ty Tibernia Hall, Prince street, ee eae | ae hurchased of es, Beg. administrator Tho Berslare anor the Chignenc, yer and better, if you are it to my cost. Lastly, for What hours you Fallow NO | He did not the Ogden eat iW) feet front, for $45 his homestead proj Hon. W Unites and gentlen Bento a very sel 8 ruin you, n, and the affair was in every | mtn tre tone, The party was a festive one, | work for. whom festive because those who were present showed that | please, and at what wages to-day as the great living monument of this great | papers publishe age. The House was asked to inflict w sting up. se he had accidentally done wre i in Athens. ‘The names of Bambas ‘anit Tricoupl are household words among the learned 4. | men of Europe, and the name of Mavrocordato will | Morning, aged cheve there was aman in the House | ever be cherished by all who admire spoiless jnteg- The nevwly-appoin ea HH. Tichenor | Yesterday morning, when Mr, Hartung, « hatr imp ry fn the Twelfth ward | porter at 518 Broadway, opened his store,three thieves Henjamin T. Timpson di 4 yesterday NL, Bell and Wa, ©. Schenck, of, the | pushed ont, Mr. 1 ie " Police Inspector Jameso Hon ell ang | henek, rushed out, Mr, Hartung coilared one of them, but tha Shey came to enjoy themselves, that they knew how | 1248 oF body of mento dictate or couteol me Lai | who could put nis hand on his heart and avow that | rity and wine counsel ina nation’s loader, The won | was inatailed yesterday at Pollve Hewlquarterss ants’ tlotel, New York, for, $20,000 T° | ‘eiow struck him and Lroke away. The police have ne my own business, OBSERVER, | Re'way ready to censure Ben Wade, In the ides that | derfil reanrreetion of the old classic tongue of | 3% Ny setae rea ef Kroes, 0 oe et O8 & serereney: cee t04 | Baw Sone Fees PL he had acted from any improper motive. cece, shuking off the Blavisme and the Tartariams | 4 The body of an unknown man was found yester- seibinrss-sasaeeeaaa jax been informed of the oocurrence, made search eordiality were #0 admirably commingled us to see ata Rly ib pall High nace Of Donsags bal koperianeced, Jn tinal a | day in the North River, at the foot of Watta sireat Coroners’ Inquestas stshop ‘Dear by, seating ia the barber's chatra render the affair more than ordinarily pleasant, The A y Escape from Poverty, Mr, Butuan (Itep., Mass,)—I nover did say tha HE rite Beas of the ad@frable life The German Republican Committee discussed, Faratny Scanpep. oroner Schirmer, at 299 Koiting shaved, Tho risoners, beiore marche ladies were handsome to a degree, and dressed in | To the Lititor of The Sun. Mp, Bus Ngwt'my dent Mr, Rulon put the two together, | INLAY plana for the wotifeation of the naturall: | wis Houston street, held an tng the body of | tug otf to their cells tn the Tombs, described theme the most expensive attire, and their gallant attend. Sin: Let any one who ever questioned the fe: Mr, Louax—Henee I aay that I should prefer to | Turkey and Greece, and wee where American syne | vO? 1% ® Herman Bacher, a child tive years of age, who about | selves as Daniel Long, 2! years of age, and Ji Marsh, aged ‘They bad ‘packed up and prey see the resolution withdrawn. » Wan’ fatally realded by rolling trom & ad athy ought to be, | A ante did not luck in costume, An admirable band | bility of sending the poor boy and girl oat West, » sta the fret epot Tiare | David Lichtenheim, an Taternal Revenue In. | & week z ewent instance Y ever have bt ‘ do not t Sun pector, who is accused of levying blackmail upon | Abt falling ea aud upsetting @ kettle of boiling | to lke away $4,800 worth of hair, Fecherche, the supper delicious, and the order and | curred lately: Not | \l you been at the Er ever bad done, an intentional wrong; bet 1 do be. HOWARD crosBy, bail, ~ ——— CoLiece Sropents’ Exuiartion,—The junior ex. f f 0 Depot you might hav. ng that little com- | lieve that the privileges of the ‘House have — Enrly yesterday mornin perso 0 i 01 of : Gecorum prevalling throughout the evening were | Depot you mignt have scen aming that little com. bat, fe priviiagan OF tbe Hobie. hav aearls Ran an mlccik. wckitly yesterday morning some person unknown Lincoln Birthday Bauguet, hibition of the College of the City of New York took Commendable. Dancing was kept up until a tate | Eilaren's Ald Bociety, # East Forth sireet,a sud, | It in necessary to have terisiation so thot this will | The Maine Senate yexterday, by tt to 13 refused | aveuue, piled up a lot of wash tubs, abil wet Bie to | youre at teetual banquet of the Lincoln As. | place last evening in Steinway Hall before e crowded Bonr, and every one seemed to enjoy him and her- thnveled looking father and mother with thelr thred | never happen gala, Walving all pric of ‘opinion | to atoll expltat puniaimuent ad theme | 1 Fe 10 J goetation of Jerney City, in honor of the bicbilay of | assembly. Horace Webster, L. L, D., presided, ang ely. The Floor Co ‘ Wie ones whom they bad atriyen bard to kee with @ distinct enunciation that I never ha a Cro: : i Abraham Lincoln, was celebrated last night 1n Coo a self hugely. The Floor Committee consisted of Mr. fr la ey rane me Ae tals aay tie8 oon ved’ Dea Wale or meant to censure him for Pr ung Hr, Mocroy ree murdered at Kalamazoo, John Erbard, of 20 Avenue B, was run over | per’s Hail, D, W. Welss, Esq, presided, Letters | the Kev. Dr, Montgomery delivered the lutrodustorg Tesper Dwyer, Mr. Alfred A, Arment, G. M. Mur- | every means to keep starvation from t)e door, and | any intentiowal act of bis, but that his act, under | Pested Meht, Two men have beew ar | and Aiiled yesterday morning, ad aircet, by | Were read from Gen, Grant, Schuyler Colf prayer, phy, G, Will, J. B, Latour, ©, H, Balad, and W, | had desperately fought poverty eho was, ttles, to keep'soul | the Senate, acting under Whatever tutu a tnilk way owned and driven by Chasies Flee | Hon. fen filon, and speeches. were d oot Purits,—The Sixth Abe toes Buftrage Convention, in Chicago, | juin who Wns attest Cy ier ae mere Revsiox or Pesue and body t ther. Biarve or beg they must, if th jon of the privileges of the House. i sy aven' ian, Who Was arrested, by Mr. B rockinorton, Mr, BE, B, Wal a Moray. seen Femutned longer: In the chiy, At times they. went | ain ready to Withiraw the resolutions. and accept a bdireseed by'"Anna Dickiusou and | Mt Mie We te Bade Van Winkle, and oth Annual Keunlon of the Ninth Class Association of ast valet supperlons to bed ; often they had only one meal; days | subsuiture su id by the geutlewen from New q p pociaty bh ———— old Public School No. 14 was the event last evening Thetlanlon Uothera gave their fret Veloipede | Meveamia Weckt weeks into. months, suii_nd en | YuikiMe, Wels, No Lagtaatase of Fetbaniee enieeatlas, gestae Ware keying to sesures fow Pi ; ia Cosmopolitan Hall, About seventy-five gentle: ¢ Hanlon Brothers gave their first Velocipede | ployment, What should they do—what could they | Mr. Kelsey's atvendment reads as follows : Leglalature of Teunessee, to | tou the are trying to secure aloca: | New Paocess ror Corowa Manuie.—Hith- | ia Cosmopolitan Mall, About seventy-five ¢ Won in BI et or reception listevening in thelr Hall, Broadway and | dof Otten they asked the question. Other central point t tins be Ament ee eae ae ’ : Hossible to color iron, slate and | moa, iucluding a number of prosatnent schoo! of : hee Sataled ‘Occasionally the father, 4s. he valked up and down Joreph Yates and Thowax ‘Turner were Justantt omay Brennan, Charles MeNecle and James but only on'the suriree, and by avery costly | cera’ eat at the tabloe, Affe Tenth street, The two Hanlons, Mr. T. K. Picker} ene gtrecis of this greai metropolis, obtained « little killed by the explosion of @ powder mill st Hazardvilie, | Donohue, longshoremen. while loading tha steap bn rth we have a menio whereby all | Crh ant at the tabloe, After am excellent dine Ang, Prof. A. 8, Brady, aud others performed about | work. A gentlemal, nding hitu very industrious Conm,, 00 Thursday Ae ACTH Celaya Peat erat Miauces ‘can becclorad pers | Her remarks were made by the President, an hour and a haif on the velocipede, displ thd sober ‘in habite, advised him to go Wear: his bee nd Metiaxa, | The Georgia Legislature yesterday passed a ree dangerously injured-—the batches. glvit, Uy through the entire mass, ‘Tie process is | Mr. James A, Lucas, Anson P, Willig locipede, displaying won ! 3 Pavyn, . Ling, | |, ie, Georela, Leg P Fy ) kiving ; Gorful skill in the vse of this new locomotive power, | & ewes brought be ihe Cui rew + Ald Bo ety, no.) had other substitutes which they dor | \u!lonto slat Hepresentatives to Congress on the ara! J precipitating them into the 4 +44 and natural a ante warn’ | dest Principal of the school, and Leonard Haaclting, * | aud they consented ake the tamily. Iu a few 0 of , Lo} jwclines i , 8 BREN: eae y bs ; an be a terials unlit for almost ; : Riding round tne hall at its utmost epeed, Meners. | drys they reached the end of their journey; thelr | that porporee’ Cut Me besa declined w yield FOF)” 6) w Woodcock was shot and. kille Batt! ro was large attendance at the closing ex ar putes nig can be done in | the Lucumbent, Who has held the position since 189%, Frank and Frederick Havion stood with one foot | dewtuiion soon became Knows uid ively itereat itis oe cag ce Mighaanthonany matte hres Senge we | erelees of Soho 'No, last vung Mioe lan sion inthe. ro ‘ilug oF shaping, | Superviror Taiue J, Oliver, Mr. Wichard Lanemore, en in, thelr bebalf buergetic hte sto ng froin his amukehoune’ vilinen, he weh io) ord of the | or after being Mnishec » process can by seen &t 1 py esident of the or knee on the saddle, using neither limb to J, thels belialf, | An suergette Lite are: | avr, Logan, resuming hie remarks, auld that e long nforee the provisions of the Civil Richts atte Messrs.” Holaborger, Maher, | the laboratory, 19 Third avenue. Presid at Sf th Boers of APRS Gon, aan Propel it, oF using one foot only, they made good ch they were welcome to use; anotier one | &F discussion of the subject wo a distur by the South Carolina General avr: | Hines Hrewsten’ and other were present. ‘twa |” Lovenas, op James Cooran Lann.—The obee- | D&v!d B. Scott, Princlpal of Ward Gehool No. “ime, Jamped off and on while running, took off and | hada second:tiand stove; an od Quaker. furiner ded th Re wrled to Missew dda Ladendost and others, ‘The old schoolma Passed « happy quies were held yesterday in the Filth Avenue Pres Vyterian Chureh, at Nineteenth street. “The servic were conducted by the n and the excitement should cease proper way to arrive at that nt laid would Mud wood, a little flour, and some potatoes ; Kate Brando) Dr. Ernest Pchafroth, an eminent Gorm yal ms : nother gave @ bedstead, a few chalrs and a table pope cian of South Hetholehem, Penn,, fell into an open col a om garments, and performed other remarkable evening. or, Dr, John Hall, ‘Phe cing Was begun shortly after 10 o'clock, | ‘The good Wives brought th dishes, quilts an blankets | WA8 to have the resolutions and aus lar night before last, aud Was killed A Guxeous Act.—Through th uence ¢ Locarera. were. Messrs, Motris K, Jessup, Ry L Luctunss, Mustixas, 40.—Colonel “Jeems tors continued to urrive, an intermission | ax they could spare hem, and bread aud victuals In | the table, A resolution might then bo offered a Avery Plummer and Moses Kinball_ were electe i hrs Saad Inluence of | pull-bentere, were, sreeere: Na Fulcr, C.D, | Pipes's” complinentary comes off on Monday even about 10.8 P.M. when Mr, Krank | abundance from thelr panitics, referred to s committee, disconnes ted entire yesterday, dires tore of Ue Boston and Albany: Fowl Mr. Adolph Isizgfeld, M. Thc nvicted of aswauit | ReNnedy, GO. C. Ward Lathrop, (Ge Pipee'e Seupllueniary eames oF on Mansa & Feu performed on the velocipede to the | Saturday night found this poor man, with hia wife | the idea of ceusure, but looking merely to an wi Gh the part of the State Of Mansuctuortes and battery, bas been released from confinement bs cle feayt Piowssigeespirh pang of the entire company. A more sub- | and children, in their own Little houie, surrounded | Ment of the rule governing Suvaoven Caan inment Was furnished to the vinitors | with more comforts than they had ever known —At Now Brighton, on | tertainments comprise the very essence of wit and ¢ counting of elec Wesley Nelau “ siey Nelnon, who murdered Mr, 1 y afternoon, & man, apparently a licensed tes, He therefure moved to lay the whole sulject | weaithy tari ambert, a | and reGngnged at the opers buuile (roupe at Visk's fetlding near Boloit, Wircousis, od humor, The entertainment was very | ‘Tears streamed down the checks of the father as | a the table, Weducaday, for bis y, eee bank, Grand Opera Honse. vender, Was arrested as a suspicious acter, On nil reflected great eredit upon | he lifted bia eyes upward aud with swelling uiter- | ‘The wotion was agreed to—yeas, 190 ; nays, 55. ride Carin tectionto | Faacss iv tie Mernopouitay Hores.—Botween | s¢arching his wagon five barrele wore found to be | The wext sermon in the course arranged by the were | A motion to reconsider wax made abd laid on the Gh? Mr. airs. Abner 8, Brady, 'T. R. Picker- | ance suid," I thank Thee,” Other cheeks were | table, which closed jhe matter, poygetoanainer, M. 1. Finely Augustus fied with the best Havana cigars, instead of vege- | Young Men's Christian Association will be delivered 1 # o'clock last evening @ fracas occurred tn the | tublesy which had been hy the Ite ubiiean candidates | 7 pet, 1, AuKue nd chokin| im the Bediord aud Metuplils disiricts, een ausicgled from @ vessel wear | by ihe Rev, Joseph T, Duryea, D, D,, of Brooklyn, cc Oem comem and | b np smotinas er is pone PAMAGE OP THE ATR LIND Bb gaeph A; Dubond, «Canadian, 14 yours old, wan | Mlviné rom of Whe Melropoliian Hotel, between col: | Ai oak “unmoleated 69, Custoul tivess oficers, | in the Collegiate Church, JAMb avenue, corner of given by the em: | Pomfortabtes Kvatove factory in the nengityaris.4 | fom Washington to New York, the question ‘being |? f s ‘om. | Jured, having been cut in tho head im two placce by | guetta Ql of tenia coarouas.-A peculiar | rien's prayer meeting will be held of the roeme of ita waa Wah hen lust | Teeded an extra baud, aid work was promised tie | OM 1 passage, The bill was’ passed—ycas, U0) Paranda se, aria’ soneer chamber of Com, | “ries cnce kad ftiehard Archer, Lucios MB wy Py ese tte? at HN Mowers: ike” posde? hat bese | Se Society, 101 Fifth avenue, this evening, puan to fay a neat Monday, ays, Of lament, expressed the Deller nego bro} fh Ope bi ec | ‘The public opening exercise of the Mi Bia Depuian ts fs i imetoriiy, BON re ee oa eae ctene ca laical ‘he House then took a recess, tied With’ ser for the settementof | head waiter, attempted to prevent thelr escepe, when | (HOUEt*, from, Humpa DY, & specuiatar, who im | a Sunday School durmeriy bald fa Pike's Opens rej sesen: M0 ane th A i Ald. Soc! to proffer s passage, think what their EVENING SESSION. Unwed states Senate, Ver Sure to be ratited by the | Jones brondished a large knife over Suwyer's head | theatres, but the unsettled condition of both coun: | 44, Pp. Bove rou sa lUrnN wd cha the rounds which | condition at the best would have been bere in the i" : ned to kill him. In the confusion, both | tries compelled him Wo seek ® market tm this city, louse) will take place, Sanday, Feb, 14, 6 9 P. My Tere (uo oo ls aller satotyhOR) arranged between | city for years to come, Are there not thousands | _ In the evening session the House went into Com- | _ At the banquet to the Ministry at Fishmongers’ , Tho ertickts were sold. st greatly redaced prices. | '® Apollo Hall, corner of Broadway and Twenty: Dovesolvenc/. Mas atioged taathahter of the *Duke 10 have done pothing for this great work of send- twee on the Tax bill, The tion giving the | Hall, Londen, ou Thursday jag, Mr. Gladstone re- ts escaped, Among the bidders were the managers of most of | eighth otreet, The meeting will be addressed by the doad Of wouey recently by purd” nag and his bride {ng obilare ind familics where the: be able to opel tment of all the subordi to Com | ae eaee ret gues House ot Cominons had been Poughkeepsie Eagle says that the pickpock- | the theatres of this city. A Paterson, N. J, bidder 7 Fat thioks it | uke care of themselves, wiling wo ald this great aad | aloner of Internal Reveuu, instead of to whe Bocre. | Semen Governinentot the day, What Borers: | au having heen’ driven’ tram the New Terk ei of | tought $i worth Bocihee Tisatee ioe goa | eY: Yovepa 'T, Duryea, of Brooklyn; the Rev. Dr, of young affec: | noble charity t tary of the ry, was agreed to, with the under: | s'ituneteeme weg fe pole ot he oensloeas eae judson River Railroad, have beeun operations | worth, w be remade ‘and Leon toon, Wm, Adams, of Madison Square Obureb; and 4m + boy. CHULDABN'® Au Socimrr, 8 Kast Fourth atrest | ataudina that if ie House ratused lo eamct haw La | prot cloatly deduon, J Satwann Vauzhkeanaie and Rhinebeck UuanUlgy as did ley Matetaeh aud Genk gkse® drow A, Aunite, Hag. of Brookiza,