The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 23, 1869, Page 1

=— THIKI 4 THE ELECTION FRAUDS, NEWS FROM WASHINGTON - Special Despatches to The Sa — =—————SSS_—— ——————— eee ————————_ | NEW YORK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1869. PRICE TWO CENTS. PON SOLDIERS. phe ett a tN haere THE CUBAN REVOLUTION, WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY. the Two FRAUDS I ee Wasttinetox, Feb, 2 wilt in Te asmixatox, Feb, ra Ty MU —_—_— Sixty-eight Thousand Fraudulent THR TENCRR-OF-OFFICE BILL TO GO OER, COL. HERMAN STILL SKULKING. woue i Moy a Tho Volunteers Demand the Exe- EXPECTANT THOUSANDS DISAPPOINTED. Votes, ar BeVeAd. oars uutaroas Weartaty vin Popall .__~_ Three of four hundred printers assembled in cution of the Prisonors. derees, HY cathere Wis i greil - the Us on - the Tesare-of fee Ui "Srwre sherman, Thre | A SUPERVISOR HOLDING HIS PROPERTY. |. '"svorts aon the conn Of ie abe frskament le the Cuiholl Cares albaiee ws | S0enew in the City Hall Paris Rieti oid taied pri iesy cniiae, peeethed ‘penesen Wost, ——. and the prospecte ofthe trade in this ety, Delegates | SPIRITED REPLY OF GEN. DULCE. | cited ata o'clock to resist the action of Btehop r and others, to favor of ite virtual repent, but in favor | The Swindlor’s Property Heldstn Trust—Five | Tm vations other trades unions attende! the meet. Seen MeQuald In removing their oMt pastor, the Rov. | q ptyehtcal Procession—How the Ion. Onlie of allowing it to stand on the statute books for fu- Victine Clamortug for Ther | (8 Mr. W. Stirk took the chalr, and introduced ture amendment. The caucus finally agreed to let e Impudence of C at Mr. Biosstert, President of @ Tuilors' Union, who the subject go over to the March session, as if any scrupulous Lawyers. counselled steadtst action, After him Mr. Sydney, modification fe made Johnson will not sign It. Gen, | Tt has been ascertaived that the infamous | #* chairman of the Vigiiance Committee, reported Feb, 22.—Judge Lawrence bas | Grant ig known to be perfectly satiated with Mr, | frauds upon soldiers, which we have exposed, bave | thatthoemploycrs had gained no more than 95 Lent Prepared a very voluminous report upon the New | Gonkiing's amendment to it, and tn speaking of | Hot been confnod to Col. Herman's office, There | Poor ones at that. He hed had an interview wit York election irands of last November, He will Autre dh ‘on, to reitnia wien I wis this 4, | ar¢ five Inwyers in Rroadway, whore names appear | pila daar thie tee ote to Ret no intercontess hitn that whlle the relation to Reid uo interconres, | the aoldicrs of the battalion shouted Death to trat- | Polntes, the Rey, M. Kavanagh, tosay mace, A larg | otle speeches; they were promised, we aay, and tae present it to-morrow. Itsays: “But appalling ond | he remarked tbat he thought It might be safely mo. | large Tetters on golden signs between Worth and | adopted by that body at its frat mectiig, was tn force, | tora!’ “Vive Eepafa.” ‘These den Humber, pushing thelr woy to the altar and taking | promine was broken, and that was an outrage, Startling ox are the frauds that have dees perpetrated | diced now, for thord was never more thaw one | Wall streets, who have been engaged in this dexpica. | Be feale Of price fould be adopted Unlens ILeame | caused great agitation, which, Rowerer, aubslited | the Intter by the arm, ted him oat of the ehureh, It A soute ee? Op Patten anon ta our post history, they are all surpassed in some | such one man as A, Johneon produced in one cen: | die buslucss, One of these men was arrested shortly | {he reporie ote iarge number of newspaper, book, | Howard eroning, To-day tho excitement was re | Wee feared that violenee wontt be commited of | Never was there auch & Eood-liumored, Jolly oh ee Feapects by those perpetrated in the general election | 4, before Herman's operations were offtcially known, | and Job offccs, Meng of them have unanimously | pewed, The volunteers sent another Committee to | him, but by the interporition of Father O'Flaherty It | ration angels as dwell bere in this Fog Babylon of fn the State, especially in the city of New INTERESTING TO MU, RVARTS'S CLIENTS but ie escaped the punishment due to his erime by | azteid.to pay the levy Of #8 and an additional te Of | ie Capteln-General to reiterate thoir demand for | WH Prevented, After the Bishop and Father Kava | Siw York. Not anoter people lives in town ae York, ‘These frauds were the resilt of a syste: It is understood here that in response to an in. | attempting to prove that the poor roldier whom be make objection as to form and time, but non pt | eevere measures, Gen. Dalee replied frily that ho | fagh had gone from the chureh, the sawembly anant- | gy, gnywhere upon tho earth, who would have matic plan of gigantic proportions, eteatthily | cuiry of a friend of Attorney General Evarts, Gen, | hint defrouted was not as temperate ns a discip Appleton's men had declined. In some of the re: | could not permit any Inierierenco with the pr | mourly resolved to hold another meoting #t IU) waied eo long, for nothing, on @ holiday, when thele | hands were ompty and thelr minds had nothing today tter to try the prora/a | General has resolved to effect the preifleation of the How Tim MavoR pinN’r aioe mis “ moma.” fanction and approval of many prominent offcials | past, Ar, Evarte will consequently be at liberty for | @Pccial mensage to the oMerr who had the little debt | Plan this w t did not enfice, there Was | Itand within the Hmite of the law, and tn thta de. | mination to stand by thelr old pastor, strongly con and eltizens of New York, with the shrewitly con: | te irossional enmugementa next week, It is un Lol | : ‘pages at AR datay'® i r ” bo wi cated ¢ thelr determination no longer to submit to abuses a a enablers it > fhe oe] hea geestion rot rates gh Miyacthbe Ma eye of what they termed a one-man power in the United | Musle, yet the pe ople met aa in by-gone years, ia thd Tavava, Fob, 29.—The seventh battalion of | Thomas O'Flaherty, who has labored among them | oy Hall Failed to Pat in an Appenrance. voluntecrs, which forms @ portion of she present | twenty-three years, anil to whom & large majority of | Tho people of New York expected it and dida’é garrison of the clty, yesterday aent a deputation to | the Catholics of this city are warmly attached, The | got it, They were disappointed, and it was a barme the Caplain-General and demanded that rigoroas | People, after assembling, resolved themselves into ® | ing shame, ‘They were promised the nsnal proses measures be resorted to agalust the renellion to aave | Meeting, And doantmously condemned the action of | sion with banners and music, passing in review the tstind, When relleved of daty dnring tha day | the Bishop, and refused to permit him or bis ap | before the real Mayor of the eity, and sandry patel Wasiisotos Prearranged and boldly exccated, not merely by | Grant indicated that he abeald make some new ar. | Father Mathow ehould be; and when hg was called | Loris tt was ree i A that a uniform rate Mr | or military plans of the Government. ‘The Capti o'clock, At that hour over ove thonsand Catholics Dande of degraded deaperadoes, but with the direct | rangemente for the Attorney Generalship in Marek | Upon to pay the mouey duc tho soldier he eent & sf aweemblod and passed resolutions declaring a deter- Tat lthongh the Mayor ditn’t ride his “howe? ns ample time to adopt othe i". domning the action of the Bisho | Cealed connivance of others, and almost without an » | charee impolitely Ldding Bim go to the lower pre Aline te adopt omer Meant. areas the atrike | termination he stands firm. The volunteers demand | demaing he wetion of the Bishop, and eapressing | ana ine procession didn't come, end there was a@ ed connivane! , and almost with stood that Mr, Evarte would not be unwilling totake | fétions. This bounty shark matotaing that the sol. effort to iiscourage or prevent them by any of those the Treasury Department, but | diers whom he has robbed have no remedy except in | aetic charge of the Stat the late rlots, and whom they call City Hall Park, and waited from noon to dewy eve He eee potltion! par i il “atin Bad i ve Of wees demanded, but one Involving the exisience . i bit to ap \° tn whore interest and by whove p oe party 8840- | he does not care to remain Attorney General. & civil action, hecanwe, aya, they gave him a | Of maces demanded, bat one tnvolving the exinience | ie siately put to death. Gon, Dulce replies that | States, bat to appeal at onee to the ecctostastical an | 11 411 ight houre at the least computation, and what Glates tay were successfully exeenter ab Puveiro POR Concnees, power of attorney to eollect the money which he | ganizations, the printers should reiterate the aa. | tho Courta must first try these prisoners; he dectares | thoritles of the country, and if noceranry to the Tho perpetrators of these frauds were alled by an Ammense corrupt and corrupting oMeial patronage ind power, Which not only encouraged, bat shielded And protected the guilty principals aud thelr alders and abettors, These frauds are #0 varied In ebaracter that they comprehend every known crime against the @lective franchise, They corrupted the administra they did, and how they demenned themacives, In tha sdaence of the show, and of everything that wae em tornally exciting, we will now attempt to portray, from actnal atudies mado upon the spot, ‘Tis true the pictures are mere limniozs of person and chars acter, but, In the absence of the palit pot, what eles hoa “rolthAeid™ from them, He will see before the | surances made to their brethren on strike, and by Gide oF ie Sek: every means strive to win: shat thoy are fen and strong, and. ¢ all eithas ns © than Afty complaints were made salen’ therm wiih, eheie, ioral, eapper An the present contract with the publishers of the (lode expires on March 4, and as no provision Is tat he counts on the cadorsement and ald of Bpain, | Pore. Addresers were delivered by Influential tho aympathy and moral ald of the United | Catholica sustaining the resolutions, which, on a \« ; co wi to, were adopted without « dissenting ¥ likely to be made for ite renewal with them, the | lzation® to assist them with thelr moral supports | States, because he intends to act in accordance with | ¥0 veal “ against this bonnty ahark at the office of Special | that they call upon the officers of the eity government | , onthe ce of policy that pre | Further trouble is antictytted, as the meeting re: Committee on Printing have ordered Mr. Defrees to | 4 on: Neweomb, 18 Chambers atreet, and the c re | 2. stand by them; thet the Union publish 18 aes brie Dif ahha di tie aPead tefl volved that the now pastor should not be permittey procure enough additional typo from New York to neon td hambers street, and they Wer@ | shame that publie work ts lef with Wynk cipitate notion In the exlsting state of aMlre would ive hi oul be ready to print the debates for the Forty-dret | 40! recorded by his assistant, Mr. Bruslo, The | Hailenbeck; that thanks be tendered to em be highly imprudent, He is determined, I feho. | 4 occapy the parsonage. to be done? ) puM red compiainte araina : aro fr nil vister oF é ; — Clon of justice, degraded the Judiciary, defented tue | CORTE. No additional presses are nesiled, pear panitarhilbny ceilidh rain that a oath a comes necessary, to repel foree by force, although hie bistk Cpew Mirantton, din Paocenibd ran Duovie's SOR. Hou of th verted for the tne us MUTUAL ADMIRATION BociETY. beter hi Kd, anv that the Union denounce the vengwanee | he would resret the ahedsting of fraternal blood Corcrno, Fob, 92.—Despite the protest. of | For George Washington's sake—whose memory execution of the laws, sul PH : nine, bot Uiere are known fo be three hundred and tod ‘by Wynkoop & Hallenticok upon young | Commercial interests have auffored greatly through q boing in New York the essential principles | 4, ~*~ Mayor of Haltimore anda Committee of | any six more which havo not heen recorited, women tu thelr employ, partienlarly whe DAV Autn @ralel Ey Wa TiOlNaT E handle dent Whitchonre, of this Dloceas, Bishop Cum. | may It he forever fresh and green and cee fa . st ; he Baithuore City Council calied at the Executive . ; OuNg Woroan, & wilful Work woman, ° he alar Mt by tho viotent proceedings o| of Kentucky, prencti ) ty. | all hoarts t—for his wake, we are sorry that the die: Of &@ popular government, robbed the people | Mansion tis forenoon to present he resolutions | The Colonel's whereabouts is wtitt prudently eon- | her siaurr discharged becauee thelr Bee had thence, | volunteers; and to-day business te at a slandstitl, { Kentucky, preached in this city yesterdy rte |For ary of that great State of thelr rightful choree | that had been passed by the Council of Baltimore | eented, and it has Of Electors of President and Vice-President, | tenilering to the Presidont the hospitalities of Bat timore during his passage throngh thut city en roate of & Governor, and other officers, disgraced | to Nashville at the clore of his Administration. | merely mpthiesl, and ¢ n that the * agsera" The resolutions were unsnimoualy atop te with which his Mende design to pay his vietims, aro. A resolution was then offered and unanimously | §, dopte o Can bat far Canton. | forcements from Bpain eo T thereport that he had any | QucptCH tanking the Cambridge Uniow for aaution 1 }) Whitehouse fe High Chareh, and Bishop Cum: | honor of not honoring him with a popular proecsstog, paralyzed by the fears which agitate the elty, Retn- \etcw church ‘he litter, in his discourse | has been east upon him; and for the people's eake Jinue to arrive. Yeater- | last evoning. denaanced ritu we are sorry they did not see the proce r printers in New England not to heed the day 1,900 regular troops Inndod. a arieh arian NM bie he mont populous ety of the Volon, eneon- | Herrescntatize Pheloe of Maryland, accompanied | property which he intended toderoie totttetandable | tHsements of unacruy ious New York uployere Ciesla eres rata (hil Gib Semaniaed: rele OF THE ROGERS MURDER, Fas) te foc Gass kin ppd eset | raged thi of a republican form of govern pe af roduent the pontie Mir. ZOnNSC porte ” Pn 0 acc Wels 7 6 Au address, couns ling the printers to be firm,waa “ bs > wt - Gaal hate Gas cicero cs penne go Mavor Buuks read the resolutions, and adie Hurpose was merely a rver to secure dclay, of In tho | sien dovercd by Mr. Taylors Pr wAGe | the retiets in the Central Department ave disbanding the Runde of Edaar A. Poe-te | abandon their hearts and mints to all eorts of fad ro ond everswhere to declare our instita: | the President Driedy In ce fentary terin language of ose of hie victims, ® to worry them out a Union, A 1 the rebele (here are prescattng (hemectves th tlonsa failure, and endangered the peaee ofthe Repub. | President replied, accepting the in Cnt owing the ease; for be and | tho New York Typothot Lp bohenisla fut rbbethaded Hetecalah ong oan No. athe Murderer? and frolte, reat and unrest, on the fow days in the He by an aitempt to defeat the will of the people in | 0Mcers Weller, Schofield and Rw Hong inter | tg tricia rag ene care’ that there | that it wasunmanty to el Lh hil tapas inbl lapglemahp yh clselatingl Midd ic daddies a year wlich the nation cleims for its hothtays. Yee " de D porming. . iyryplasal be sida om on r" tT ree tton nN ta Great ho vielm s we ore f ost of of Sb ube of thalt Faler: views with the President this mornin ial gupta eh Taine ames tecice sa abenwedend ‘The tnaurreetion at Sagua la Grande, In the vie it: LE L were more than the ghost of what 1] terday that efvte encloanre was full of people; and VETO OF THM COPPER TARIFF Bilt. osident Johneon has vetoed t The & of Trindad, 19 at a, 9 was, F would of the past year in New York and the Uy etn alla whe Arche edt tebe on nnravel you the mystery of | go, Indeod, was every street, alley, and by way t of the city, In apite of the cut-throat au the Ume necessary to v4 of the Ch nd hin to Stale Prison, If ai e Copper Tarif ple of the typos employed by Tn ‘The Spaniards taken prisoners by the rebele at | the Rogers murder, Aa It ts, T know so few of the | that py evidence takrn by the Coninittee furnial proof of | yt on ina cround that los: lmmmedintel bifect wig | He ean only scoare renented aljournments of the Ins | Key ‘and the dourmesmen Prigters Conzeration Ae | Dayamo were liberated, and have arrived tn Havaua. | facty in the ease that Tdare not venture wy reputae | Phere and the Kneo-deep mud. Ql these nilogations, ‘The largest number of natu- | he fo diminish the public recelpts, that it lays an ade | vestigation, ‘The Colonel iw still sabi to be rel, but ‘lon, have passed resolutions ebeoriu ty subalts | Senior Cdalte, Inte Governor of Rayamo, te under | 16) ore than a conjecture, CRLADRATION NY THR UNION LRAOUR. Falleation papers ever granted! In one your in New | ditional tx on an siready over-turdenod pevpiand | his prope ety Ie not ta leona ware, A mombie of Dany are mie Wa bb, Heim Note Tie ae aad ta tn ti tleat te onrt WWArIlAl’ |’ mur wat degen Kuow about Uh may ae the day York city, before 1963, was in 1888, when only 16,403 | {Hat Its ennctinent would prove detrimental to oUF | 6 noand of Rupervisors, It te xald, hal by the Typ jeal Union bo sustaln tie . But what do you know about the murderer r rary ent * ing shipping interest«, would destroy the ameiting oust he Board of Sup " H Id, holds property | girike of the bouk and Job printers, on chargen connected with tho cirenmetances OF 1h | may be allowed the expression, *Ouly this, and the Republican Wigwam in Porty-91: ge lesued, white in 1808 there were 41,119 ioeued. | mi wounl ehhanee, by 1 per cent., the cost of | In trust for him, wivich he will deliver Into hia hands - aurrender of hia post to tho rebels nothing morei" Higith avenue, Mr ose preelagd, In October 10,010 were naturalized by one | bla vitro hg esd Re aaa kph oti tae “ notte es on and Grant ws RANT Une maou Deer perpen if : Mf he should escape p ment for his w a” The Hat Finishors’ Strike, ayaa (A) He dropped the sheath of his knlfe—tt wi it 8 Catupbell, followed by reettations » Th uperlor Court, on per 14, issued Patek ih eriine. The wool hat fluishers in the emp ST. DOMINGO. found. ' 0, D. DB. Mellish, Clarence Lockw: 0,108 papers, and one Judge issued #5 on October 18, tal Under these elreumatances, the aoldtors hold that | Mosara, Warlog, hat manufacturers of You ans pay Ho carried away the weapon—It was not | Wra, Kose Wallace, and others, os. dnote, trios, and averse 718 per day during October, FORTIENTH CONGRESS. A lines tewandasouté gd, THR Nha hahaha bCil RAE Meld a RRR ‘| Nebo N found. solos by singers present, ‘The hall was crow per ¢ ° P 2 *. a ward #houls + the capture of | ta ieunders K With thelr emp The Revotutdontats Capture Nebo Neyatms | 0M tit and Gtpecetde ihe aah 0 sabe oni The Repndlican Naturalization Committee pro aes nd a this villata, and Commissioner Betta, they dy, | which hos torminated Ine etrike of oll ban Havana, Feb, 22.— Additional advic: a haatitcond ead (se edies Bribe Gnd the eatortalament a very agreeable ons, cured pape for only 2,068, The New York Print ™ from feo testinony and the edges of the cuts in Rogers's f inte. Hoult forf it the ‘ty | bat THR DAY IN BROOKLYN. Feeognizanees of hie bdkdemen A nomber of the whe ged to | Ai. Door represeot that the republic was gr hod been eng: : A : : Fe tot hits 0 Washington One Association gavo thelr twen! tan Co . it ee ordered between Sept. 18 and Oct oanune ror, Feb, The Senate met, and | fortuwith, His present residence imwell known Work on time, fading that they coald not mnkeeo | agitated by rqslationary pronunctamtentos, | (BY He ton hs tat cvngnle Hn nt aleeva of hie | Second Wiioat Watlvand banquet iast hight, in M 8 blank applications to the number of one hundred le rarer teoe 6 reacts. Nis assoctites among the bounty thieves who keep eh by this arrongoment he other work: which wero making thele appearance tm every | cout and its collar aale the loft sleeve of Ne | Teinple, Williamaburgh. ‘The asscmblago was o and Ave thousand, and certifienten of naturelization | pit Me Grening semeton the Tenure of Office till was y omen f iy ody i aby Of the Iargest and most faghtonable ever call whim remove together by the Association, With the exception an hour and a halt tn the banguet hall, danelog § work, Were considering anon, dni the pre son roodway, and who are endeay ing to estriente him from hia I as amended Inthe | splendid om fhon-coueur in yatponed, anid bhe Currency b to the number of sixty-nine thoueand, In addition | House, was takon up. A totio eulty ith with 0 k- | Clobae was in open rebellion to this, other presses were running on blanks for | {it action of te House was, nat : yeatorday at | ers and rreeive the pay Of euch, ‘Dy some moans | a goctrilla warfare wne Ww Ghee Demberetie cities: Superintendent of Exports and Drawbacks was take | Mr. Neweomb's office aguinst the bounty sbarke, Hit Intelligence was conveyeal to their employers, | royy ‘The report quotes specife evidence of naturaliza- | en up. ae ie rea wav that the meh a Peta Use tairassty Gai: abv Wes Hon certitieates fraudulently procured or Iseued in | MOTION TO AUOLISH THR OFFICR OF NAVAL OFFICHR THE NEW COUNTY OF NASSAU. What they hell bo be wn outrage upon cood men, and | Kitlod October, and among the certificates were 63 to per- , Conn.) mor ‘The revolutionteta were threat ed to include the of they catled a mecting of all the worcmen tn the em Fons who never appeared in court, One wi He sali, Heploycre and request | Asan, the capture of which would give thom ere were vnly al The mit | POY firm, and 16 wae ansatiionsly resolved to swears that 14) were sent to the Democratle Club at matty tat Mas aval Cipers, 2 Sil frnatems ball Ma Hed ply es pert of =the coun'ry. 0 province = of | Vietitn Y 4 in attire provinces | ,,/#) He wore an ov 1 ngainst Maca, ‘The | ‘(G) He had a companton—vide Roger vont Rogers Over MN persons. ma , ( hen a evidence, | continned from 9 o'clock until daylight, w is companion called “ happy company bade adiea to, the Tewple to utionists had captured the town of Nebo WO) Bt ooerranies eotied him 19 et de dito. Mudie of = Home, Sweet tome.” nines Logan—ttde Rogers's brother's evidence, ‘THR DAY IN NRW JEnseY. ) The envelope was ¢ In New Jersey ihe day ts a legal holiday. Ta News ing tho town of | (K) Tt had been sea been | ark a parade was the ovent of the morning. | Ralutee opened— ride the envalope lisclt Were Fred atsonrise and noon, and ail the belin te w open | "(Ly The murder was done before 7 o'clock tm the | tho city were r e was 0 fale vxistaenre In Jersey City th y ports the duties of Naval Oficer were per them * (0 histen to what they Mat tay" on hehult port froin Venezuela, s# had ansombled | morning—ride Coroner's evidence. display of bunting. Lalor and were used th Papers were fesued | formed by the Coliee ane, the Coll ers oF Lae vile of the residents of the iF « ischarged fomra hey went a Fe | gud appointed a Provisional Goverument, to remala (0) Foe murdorce cares from the weet side of town The demonstration in Elizabeth consisted of @ a fleticio: oa bi se tie | sik ports coulk form these dut! foinpstoad, Oyrtor Bay, and Hemp. moat discourtesy,” thor" pe fi . = Ge “ pare Mactleg teen wore a Senate he | is gato oF ine herein Lede Ueadinnitaned yr Gented,* and finding iat ait attempts st | in power until the election of a President. hates, Wie muricr be went Raat, towarde maintary paade, tn the afierunoe, while r n ies pap ere not cor jo Now | Mr. Kerr sudmmeat was rejected, and the bill ston, Lelip, and Vy returved Lo their > road way nt to hia Brother, 08 , ? York, but extended over Orange, Ulster, Monroc, | was pusec y eudine Nectod, and the bi was held at Mincots ‘ roacl ved ma te cpiton Surrendor of Capo Heytlon Tho Sagar «oy His put nose fi =the atolen watch | nh ener ‘of Zouaves gave a gr “ Westchester, and other countics, THE STATIONERY PRAUD. n. ‘The meeting was largely at. | Of three to quit work anti thelr wor fognud Ip the ps orn ihe 5 § emt ‘ ; “ y ‘| cot ae TOR DAY eLaRwitene Among the fraads practised§ under the naturalizn- | | Mr, ANtiony (Rep Committee on The Hon, Win, 'T. MeCoun, of Oyster Bay, | PRN ter the old oystent oF Ue work a man ennnot | 1 Havana, Feb, 22.--It ie reported that Cape HUE es od to avoid captan Washington's birthtny was also celebrated in Bowe Hon laws were fale personation of applicant fur | PFntng, revoyted eda RA Fs pe Hon, doha A. Searing, of North | earn enough to support tis family ‘tho ols ikore do. | Hayton hae surrendered to Gen . An arrival | “'aiat ts atiout all you know. r me anes ts g other alten, Bnturalizasion; the perjury af wismesnna ander revi | Pecurturnt homrie trim of Delpy & O'Toole i Gideon Frost, of dion Cove; Seaman | MF8 10 be Luld by the picee, Inatenl of be tho diye | Paina have preven phitesstext | From DB, and ® you may deduce: Fo Washington's Birthday wae fand assumed names; the fabrication of appiicalione | =< sean his mation it was taker up und nasecd 1. fn. re angrily a | Ae satae ie + an if tia tat | Meat thes will be a Sop. Wisi tac seieviiag ha oreceed’ evel Wee held ily observed along tie Hudson. for naturalixations, and oaths in support of them, THR CURRENCY Mik Foeated the arure, Wan. Nicol, of [ORR Riad? mr tliat wae Senin aricatlcnr ait FHS BRAM RARBEE wburel i eg Fiipeterain, Reguaned With nauics of applicants and witnessce forged; and |. Mr, SuvmMan (tep., Ohloy then renewed his mo: A thot tho In of is town are nn $1.50 to 3 an amioont uf work tint cred arm, ® wintry moriing—in such @ way ousnial salute was fred at West Point, and the granting of certificates of naturalization on fle kA ha ly opposed to the movement, and thatn spe- | y woo! hat fr tbranghent the com MRelenne of Vertsedve Foatane thot ifm t (hy weall NB fonicusy for example) | were ay plazed from ho pubile works and buildings i ‘onforene clal town meeting Is to be held to doy to take a vote, | Uy from §5 to ho Writer Who gives us seek ' cs cent essary. € v Phe day Was observed in Providence by the rin tious nanies and on applications regu'ar tn form Ac auuuat oelhglabiMbelhcil th Lanmdadioa Aadkcridh Dbasad Bi Pa) Ve eAucdh japrtan Pre Micra it ey BS Feb, 22.—In the House of Commons | tivown aways nas ne Orercost would baye WO be | Tie aay creh bells Va the morning, th 2000, ead Ol but withiont the preseuce of any applicant, and to Nev) moved to take op the | 20) G+ Smith, of Snitthtown, sald that a towns | ory one will acknowiedge the justice and modera | iy to an tng : nor Don | [Second Prom Ay By ond C—That he tight, also by a military parade persons not entitled to then ¢ Aiutional vent ad it came from the | Men ere also oppo whys the project, Mr, Giteon | Gon of our demands Mr, Fortoseus § nu that rppene wlan vero Kt ite atly sceveted der re TF aoe pMedaba ‘ , jaune, Carrie Fiost, although strongly advoeating the new county, - 0 relonse froty top ho | cuff of bia rematning wfeeve (tho right)—wiieh, for GAYETIES OF THB SES > ya hbpeauts for naturalization, or thoce profusing | ite irewatte ten moved to nonconcur iw the | iyected tw taking mn the thive towne of Buffilk ie Painiges’ Mees Bestinx; Weltelnvlcted ete tilly Patan Wut | fou of dropping, hee et i ha a On ae prewen . witnesses, we tot the House Cu tay ; russ meeting of the two societios of paic each alah eh Le de itl cf pryeedly Bfap-ymg ted eee ° ’ tn groups, sometimes larger and sometimes emailer, ident appointed mites of Cons | cour ring that they mi ht devout the pro) thirepbedpelid eat Haste ie ARMA At ee Wren hivetily gresping a fen Reception of the Washington Greys Presets and without any separate exam{nation of each wit oe ie Be the gard to the | Re wore passod urying tho representatives | ju the chur, The ehfock was to diselgamat lo ead Warren Free, Third View Cand Le Thal he waa in SOmpaRE | at coinay ihetee lash aveuina S taisa dearee Go eeapee Curreney Lill, Messrs, Shorm e and Can | of Lon d ab Albany to tse evury effort to do- | form one strong society ous of the two in eecoru- | Deouix, 22 —Coatello, and Wares, the | Mth anan who, from th ss ofthe hour, ha brilliant company was gathered last even pees in tie Supreme Court, not merely occasionally, | er a Tee (Ee bill daw bateestue tant aaah ance with the report of a jotut committee’ from bots | Penian prisouers, have been act free, es et a aan aN in the Metropolitan Hotel, to attend the reception of but halituslly, ax proved beyond controversy, The | Afver a brief discussion of auffrage nmond- | feat tw bill now befire Legislature for anew | ei otig end the Workinginen’s Union, ‘The off ar ettatatis Pea dha Barly dee: elie ikvag Cavall 4 witness the Commitice say that obstructions were thrown tn the | MCNt Was portooncd, on wotion of Mr, Came court house In Queens county, and the bilis for new | cers of both organizations reelrucd, oud Mr. of. = ing the eo velope)) was the party for wi the Washington Grey Cavalry, and witn pre sa acti brown tn the | andthe Senate tock up and pared the bill supple aaah ct a In the towne of Newtown and | Connolly took the chair, Tho rica and by-lawa of Rarow Rothechitd to Partantents intended, because Ae had probably opemod it, (K) | sentation of colors to that corps. ‘The early part of way of this Investigation by Judges of the Bupreme | montary to theact to authorize tho construction of @ Hee by . ; the Practical Paintora were adopted for the tim Lownon, Feb, 22.—Haron Lionel le Rothsehild, | aud Ind tho eame baptismal name, the evening woe devoted to dancing, Goon aher #9 Court und by the Clerk of the Court, Mr. Charles | lateral branch of tho Baltimore and. Potomae Rate | Jamuler, Afr alding tho names of wcveral gentler | Hfy2 ‘with stisht modifteudons. A ballot was Liberal, has been clectod to Pariiamont fiom Lon Pith-Frow M ant N=Thet the murdoror came | the evening ‘ ee 2 B. Loew. In Mr, Loew's office the whole | Tmt. ‘The oill to incorporate the National Junction | men to the Commttier appeiuted at the Art meeting ‘for oMteors of the w wovlaty, w the fol oo (caty), in the place of My, Boll, Conservative. from the wees site of towa and. weat one iale o'clock the corps, under tho comnand of Major phmbit oh” biaok: carildesian) faeslee Was [Romeo Le oul wction upon I the | i further the projet, and appointing a Committee results: President, Jobat. Pishor : Vi pati owt familiar wi ding | Keut, formed im the centre of the room, the colore : ved wae | Sonate at 11 P. Mf, wljour ee utcal ralctanealieea cs tae ent, Henry KE. Holbrouk; Secretary, W. BP AEN, A rsh ihe mentored @ were brought In, and His Honor Mayor A, Oakey 09,000 ; Issued, and the records show, 10,070; blanks EVENING BRSSION CO Ee ee raaarreucaes, | MANERA: Acaistants damien By Meliet ; Hinatc * ta robbery, and usea kuife | Hull, on betalf of the corporate authorities of the bn hand in 1202, leaving unaecounted for 97,068, Mr ey Pecpaay subject to the call of the Chair, "| Hurna: en. Goveeaak They Koo wm Power tn thy Westorm vrmary Wo ercipe, auch AN Ove Asa policoman | ejty, formally presented them. The Mayoe : erly us heritt's office In the base . ring, We MeCurty, ch. ie preas of the country , p room formerly used asa eheritt's office tn the b of aay neur ta she How ; : : Arms, W. Met Fel the f th Ua ie peesig McG Ghee’ anti-slavery riots of 1%, again in the riots of fant of the City Hall. Building, fa whieh Coar was | sinenaueuts \ WESTCHESTER COUNTY. ou Monday evening a 18 | argc upon the Vroriacnal Guvernment 10 neceesty _ Now sou mart look for » man a eave cond roe atone ry fremegrnalpr ninth: Talk eas Ga a cn pianeile ed Boclety wow uuu: | of preseeving the Iriendahip of the United States, — | ons, If you want to Gud the murderer of Mr, ; d ‘ sapeed pllcatio NS EES BRAS atiuae Ale Latcoceuinlivaa? Usitixa New Yori axon Waartonnstan Cousty —- et las tit Paaaen tn vain, His Honor paid «high eotpliment to we ne 0 he lea tin ne axpayers of * GRELCE, pt id thet: nde for their % ler! ‘The Committee eatimate from what is proved BUAS INTRODUCKD AND RECERKRD SpA ICHes OF the leailng Gitiseie and dex paters of _ Tin Covers’ Socletton, | ki Youve dul me, car a ei commander fa oldierly discal that eixty-elgbt thousand three hundred an . | By Mr, Rominson (Dem., N. ¥.)—To recognize the | tusiant at the re: of Bupervivor Grote, in Coopers’ Union No. 1 met at ton Dt D1 . , Be H sg tee f Sw aleiT ciedin co veqpiee ig gh indapendence of Cubs, Fordham, and the aulject of having the lower por t evening and diseuased micasures of inpe ; m Adis! a er ee eal WS ith der—etde te ‘he colors were formally received by Judge George York, Ulster, Monroe, Westohestor, R i. Se as Iiy Sire Vaca (Deu. N. ¥.)--To require persons Westchester cunuty laid out and m by onn trade, The ot opera of dereey City net | | Lonuon, Hel #8. Denpelclios from Athens | coat in jusiplag. fet “ rest G, Barnard, who, as is Mayor Hall, is aa honorary » Ulster, Monroe, Westchester, Rensselaer, Put- | anplying for copyright 10 deposit a copy of thelr work tral Par 5 or at 61 Newa Bee ee eee ee rec uNare OF tho weg Logie: th hn who. properly tears li x , i “ of any Republican Court ever having Issued a single | 8d. fe ne i oti ny to. weldierst | Hf. Greeu, Comptriicy of the Cuntecl. Park, relating nin 6 atrlie, €o, Tho. 6004 see A UAL Oy. Biles GOGH Rafe, DeeASAlIALed eueR | and paral gelation Wage. Ue Ue aL ad ek fraeAs'ont cortifionte. bounties, to briduitig, tunueling, and otherwise limproving the | yloyer by Cel Ps Wer swank nectiee eta bare TURKEY, A Viton wounded to bis right bond, ant how it | other ’naval officers, Major-cicn. Anderson, ‘Major uralieations before Ju’ ) 7 , arent river and Spuiyten Duyvel creck, and estat, eet 0 0 rt We few Dig right bond, and pers en Ryn Reyer beh sep y wane pan Lp, teal fay tn Malis a nt re Hishing the Hnes suid grades OE the streeta and avis |r uetlon ef shelr wages, Tk Turkish Ports Op: med to Greek sity Le N RS Rey Tue tose, of Mia hat ay ‘Talls'to ox: finn Beg Gene fai’ Fag’ “pening Ot atat a fahtiy Pe oeanY 16 SRY right ‘of way to the Meiophie, Ei | Wues snd mal trunk sewers to be opened in West: | ie well spotted, and ae feat bw workers Appeal : Y plain how 42 win lont—eide ditto. Clonranald, Palmer,” Wingate, Walker," Leuk, the truth, whole trath, and noting but trath, nor EN Of sway tthe, Meaghie E | aeerereaunty Ol sme general ait ia unison wih | ate pieited away by the Soeioty'men. “Muctho'thing | | Cowsrantivoris, ob, 22.—The decrees end | PSNVY vay companion from the, eventog bafore | Laird; Tvpotag, and very nuny others,” Tp ¥ even to make true anawers to such questions as | to the I'aeitie ocean, and moved tho previous question | shat of tho city of New York. A committee of five | ts done etly and Iogally, that the police, who | orders receutly issued by the Sublime Porte vgoinst | ae upter until alter the dvod Wik done-—vide Kob- | nearly evory regiment of the National Guard tn Rela he pals bee ke Gree a hits pessene ' 4 was appetat Confer with the Park Commis: | ar also onetho wateh there, eumact interfere, At | the Grooks have been revoked, ant Turks porus | the munter Will City and Brooklyn wae iopresented. Very many sbould be put; but he professed to swonr applicauta | °'s,6 Trevious gestion wasscconded, and te main ra and take measures to secure tho legislation | Wie meetings of the several Unions leat evening the | Luve been thrown open to Greek elijping. A Who sip tho night before the marier west of | the eMeere of the Army of tho Potomec (n undvoea and witnesscsin these word question ordered-—nuye, 4B; yens, 192. "The joint any 4a arkncr tho ORICA of Gab mOOLING, Fue | RetiOG Sf tee mirihory Was oneNatiee, a the victim's house (111 Greene niroot), and who at | witnessed (he Interesting ccremony. Supervisor “That these adidavits you have subscribed are | resolution was then passed—yeas, 122; pays, 40, comniltog 46 ha Ww eae Wm BOeden | Phe strike of the cigar makers in Shotwell's THE PARAQUAYAN OVTPAG the time the tnctory wblatlen blow” nM Tweed, (George Roone, Wa, n. Molon true." 1 oun ne ig pleads * | shop in Kghth avenue haa ended, the nen hay - ust of the victin's house (26 Kast 2th street) Clerk of the rd of Asaistant Aldermen, and man; MK. SCHENCK BILL. er, and he Mon. Samuel M. +4 cu! . : ont ty Word yesterday on their dyn ter Ayal at Mexars. Bliss ond Mastorinan, | whose peth homewird, If he would avold th others of the officers of the clty aud coviily govern Before thie, sometimes, though rarely, questi Mr, Scmencx called up the bill introduced by hin, —<————_—_— £ ih ad veamer Mississippi, which arrived here on | Horonghfare ted easterly slong #th, Oth, 10: ments were prosent, ter, but never under oath, unless, indeed, swearing | go contracts for tio payment of coin, aul made wloug - i - Poadarstrneasthlp Aen erHs, TAG: MS (UIRECHRINS THSR, LORRI Tt as entaliang Gh day aes th The Heventy-Arat Regiment Mec: to the truth of their aMdavits could beso considered, | spcoch thereon. Cnvacu Epryten ix Care The Congrega 1t Breaks Dews te Digule, and an, the recent prisoners of Lopoa, with | | 7 WhO vite iit tree ad Tie down on the | ,Amultary and civic promenate and reception If the Committee had devoted their whole time PONT OFFICR APPROPRIATION BILE. Honal Chute’ building in Union Park was buried | mhg pyporter of Tum Bun who accompanied | orders to report at Washington, Mr, Diss sayy they | ped dromsed, sa If for lustant Mht-ride ditto, tho Seventy-tirst Kegimont, N. G. SN. Y,, was hel 1'the Port | on Sunday evening, Doss $1200; insure pg on the In Waiws, Faxco & Co.'s Exenuss Orrice, ‘The Hourw then went into Committee Ofico Appropriation bill, the question b from ticir appointment to the close of this Congress, ft would not have been possible were arrcetcd pon charves made by » brother of pez to atiract attention from biweell, ns having bee 4. Who visita hee uo appears util fonud by the detcetives—vlde dio, ore, + Just evening at the Acadeiny of Music, The pros nore, but mysteriously dite | Praume upenril. with a concert, aiter which, ab fn bis great wolk,errived In this city late « tlon to reduce the itom fur letter-earrlers, and to mn vening, Hioud way, veaused by the | last evening, having lof Buffalo on Saturdry night. | gotected In robbing the National Treaury. Dilasand |“). Who ts well known to the police os a bad man | O'Clock, the Frou wus filed with the fasion fo ascertnin or to take testimony to vbw porem to Silee of Feet Mun conte Rowdy rot the Hetl fone and poling eto Weaston bad ier his walk throngh 9 ts ry of Masterman wore ‘essiutned betore a wilitory cae ee hi ical phite wtab “ipon Vecuniou eae ett! then too if ia Bs Galpin ss prove the number of persons who voted anti having more than 10,00 Lopolation was | the Walnsoutting, Dainage triding, f funds. He le? In Bultalo the roporter of he Z'ridune | eee nt i ean rien eT eee ear eee ctuva' diligent search, te foand Hoult hours of the moruing, the band of t more than once Im ench of #40 districts, tn all of | adopted, ‘nis kivendinent Was wflerwort rectal | | ANOTHER Kenosevn Exptoston.—Tast evening, | goq Me, Salomn of the Turf, Meld, and Farin, axe | of tie sialcinents exto tua from then fa py te detainee euicealed Ing house in Bact Aerige | rst Reztinent playing "Home, Sweet Hou which there were east at the election ta November | tv oye House, and the bil was parses, ‘The House | a be qrene lamp aaplaee ty alae Kirehuer’ "Dans. | In an entirely cestitute condition—not having money | Of United States naval oMicrrs, ninth atroot (twenty biueks from bis S| contanatcciiond the pean a. cae pe 186,000 votes, a number nearly as groat as all the | 'i'” Wek 9 recess ae, 430. enough to pay their fare to New York, ‘The propri- | Mt Mile suyss, ; Fal ice | RR Ree Ra aeerelne oer his asrest hovontecn?h Hine to gruud willtary wad civic style ke otos cust In alx of the Btates of the Uniow at the EVENING SESSION Tw Ease Fovnyuewti Stanet.—Yesterday morn: | ctor of the Americen Hotel Kindly offored them ne- | qh a eee eee nt atte rvutg dace | Ws his brotuer ide Oficer Kear Irving Hall. The George W, Crogicr Association met at the Nativoal Assembly Rooms in Forty-fourth st neticelly iiustrated the Revolution by ro The House went into Committee on the Senate | ing, at 517 Bust Fourteenth a.reet, originating on the mmodations until thoy could hear from their | pursucd for protecting ux, yd lyguciag Doner | dence Boat cand be done was to prove, ae the evi’ | amenimente to the Naval Arpropriation bill, “About | frei floor, accupled by Henry Levi, talon whose | commodatios . t Fp eRne ee Me Wanner’ bia: {cc air howe batt : A paatit or perjures himself to establish a oo-Lalf the amendments were Jorn in about $24: Insured for 4550, ‘The building Is | friends tm this city, The caroct-bex of the 7 Idune Le rT perjures Wi abiieh an greed to, and the @ does wily maven Vy’ trying bo get us out | alld \d mare! 1 Lat Baris sine tans cae a rept tetiuious Dill wae laid wrides and the Legisiative Appropriation | owned by kb. Walker, of Borton, and is eligntly | reporter was stolen In Ovid, and he wos suiteriug or he cttt fecuadie Lopes ae My Find some man you can cutenglo In tis notwork The prolly uotal bal ‘of Company 8, Eighty. Dr weaved, and then to vote on them by hundreds | Vill ¥us taken up, Gamaged, ‘ terribly for want of a change in clothing. gornon foe oon as poste. | of circumstantial evidences, and count ita wonderful | fourth Kegiment, wae piven ii Weel: Srmory. Fhe Of persons Voting from two to forty tmes each for THK PRMAIDENT'A BALARY, In Hupsow Cirx, N. J.—On Sunday night, | Weston, according to his time table, should hava | The course of Adinis Mee eee eee ce an ita, | colncidonco if bie name corresponds to that on the | membe pearad Aa Fas) Balti 68 BARE the Democratic candidates, Mr. Perens moved to amend by increasing the | Charles Milt's crockery and hardware sore, 40 | been in fnialo on the 10th inst, When he arrived with my Ide At, 38 G80 18 08 ean Oe, if Sof tk ‘i Gurmo' Pads ploy ee a nde T evidence to slow that it was a part of the | salary of the President of the Unites tiates to | West Newark avenue, Hudson ¢ ity, was burned, L, q a rh That te theo al repreacntativen of envelope found im the pocket of the assussin—James The ide" celebrated their last masques rt tueme of carrying the Democratic tckot in | $100) per annutn, Lous 98,000; Inenred for $8,000 by f Home, wee there he was just ten Gays behind tne, Me clans | thy Usy L adbsas Uy. Logan, With great respect, I remal boll of the sea ge lass A oe Asecdlalaa tad he Now York by fraud, to delay the can: 5 plained building, which was owned by Mr, Corbin, of New | that ho kept a private tn bt ‘8 own in whitch he THE , EDG: pe Barber ‘ Ae vous ng of the vote in tue eity until the ronult in the | ofthe President wad aie oui, onw ofany puoi on | York, wus valued at 83,00, a Pug SN aL peesaba at Wet ans 08 THE SHADE OF EDGAR A, POR, | ty eclebrytion in the Union Assembly Rooms, gountics should be known, and then to m: deficiency by repeating and other fraudul by stuffing ballot boxes, and by # frauuulent canvass The Beereiter Club cove ® closes their entertyiuments Spin op, and the opinion of Mr, Waahbura tna el —— = that he would have been able to have mate op he = TJotings About Town, lost time and have entered New York elty at least | 1 was ta ss +4 apoio Hall, Which ov this season, Srna, —Karly yesterday morning, on the fourth floor of 42 Warren street, occupied by cer fixed at the formation of the Government that In Warnes had not been raised, Vice-President’s 9 in trons to the eamp near A : 7 | oF three days uhead of the printed schodule bai h tura, and kept there under sentry for part “ , No Deinocratle official omar of justice or politi: | that of the Chief Justice of thu Bupreme Coutt trom | hand ‘being ‘Yelued a about $1000; Insurod. for terrible, TL@ trip throngh Ht, Law. | the frst piacw Twos robbed of my travel OE N08 HAS SERIE PAG ERAN Qian took any meusures to defeat or prevent the | gyduy to $6,000; that of the prinetpal foreign mtr nd Franklin counties romluded Tum | end ritled cyen of my comb a frauds, but they did take measures to oid them and | fers, from 4,00 to $17,000 ; that of Congressmen, y fat eaLan “ahose’ oss 18 fon rs porter of stories of Arcile adventure. But 1 brush, a always carr 4 he fret fo Ellon Lawrence, aged 30, red by Bodenhetm, hard war died suddoaly yester- day morning at #7! Second avenue, the Little convenione's a pers @ of tho Green Mountains was absolutely | about with Patrice the purposes of those who attempted in | from gan 0 #5.100 jbardware merchants, whose, ices fe hin whens travelttig.. To Was Na Sea Ae Gaal Balls this Week. 2 to defeat then, Burien (ep, Mi - a: i inaured for $40,000, ‘The building 14 | fear ui, wud it was only through the kindkess of a | robbed of almost every trifle on my per ol War. M. Smith, of Belma, Alabama, died | The great ball of {ea ee encustroun in character and | alte RUTERR GicPy, Maye) opposed the amend: | Owncidhy IK. A: 8: Btevingy and Is: damaged firmer that the whole party wi ree te BEN | nthe bt, Nicholas Hotel yesterda: ved from death by | Everythin iternoun. soid the Pre ek will bo the masquee Was tuken away, rade ofthe Puri place ident was now furnistied | about $1,000; Insured for §¥,000. at av Gran Milit My ss ociation. It is to tak patent that they could not have been the work of a | w fae woune, foel, liglit, Garvanis, £61 he WAS freezing. ‘The Syracuse Journal has the followin: the tame sult of clothes tor three months, Williaa Nolan, waiter, was arrested | in the Academy of Music ou Thuradi Few or of tary irrapenible idividuales Te wae the pO Rig A Gy ale They scsi eg mepeeoney jwtta Pavol Weaion, the pelentrian, wh ia | with lone of forty pouniss welzht on my iat | tat evening ow the charge of oproine loters belvog | hie is tho moet, select bal maagd Of the ee ork of tue Democratic party. In the meand | to the murte ughter.), He did nut believe Gen = Y : Roe Dee ee ee oe oe ee eres ee nada tue Meron inary | (ne.te. we Hoernere a? Wid Bplagior Hoves. icksts are Ouly sold to persons of undoubted re ecution they show a ayt le piss | Grant wa ie alary raised, Even if he did the G, Fargo 1a 04 Yortress Monroe. SOnM ere oat, Unione ecpepeecn concwiey tNe | Dane ‘(wane eat Sete Ob one meas of the Sodality of the M, | sbectability, The Committee is composed of gentle ntrolling miyds, for the pemme of cor’ | ‘rrasury_ was in no condition fo warrant i The Loulslams Logislature edjourued over yester- | Cif vis Onwego om tatuhday aiterncon athall-pest 8 | Tribunal twenty ditferent days, On one | ose PM was celebrated lavt evening, 1 st. Colum: | Me moving in tho highest circles of Jowian om eee eats, tes Rn wore cna! Mr, Ancuan Md.) moved Wu amend the | day. the Vanderbilt: House, where bo rewained during his | tern, and. at others twelve bours, My deposi Hall, A017: O80 StF BORE RIGS: MFO. 8 RYANAIR OO fqonnve enough fv wecomplish the pur: | amendment by mukive the awount $50.00. He seid | ‘the North German bark Blenenkorb Bechive) as | stay in tue city. Mr’ Wertun is accompanied.ty a | Hott tute no clings tn wy iive of torture, | The fair for the benoit of the Kustera Branch Pike choice bolls this evening are the milita pte dence of w rand conspiracy to rerpetiate | Mie an endment was fejectedy retuing ovly ten tailed frou Bremerhaven on auother Polar expeditom. | party of several gente Among shen Mr.N.L. | Bome of them have been published by the Pare | of the ¥. M,C. Awpociation was opoued last evening | elvic autrée of the drat company Washington a eon, trace le ehucdent, “Was aor OP ihe ate | eco enemas vetween Sacrain Elum, of the 2h, and Farm; M Kusy, Guvernmen course. toro! 4 4 { wireet, and is to be continued during Hall; the grand aoogad i" rpercnvernor at the late: Una Ate aca act » | couploted ta tine for the frat tthe New ¥ Mune s word of truth In them, It was only whi 0 1 fhe'Binter the Ae a Vie Committee then rove, and the House ad: uslrond. Oat pe ore alee LE RST MAN bat Ware MRIRGLaN froma he ste Meee ———— Brockes Lcclrigcgtencersnu S| Dihers less distinguinlied, reudered It vaieatle aid | iurmeds ature discharge ofa cannon at the Btate Ar. | presi. ‘The party ‘Is composed of nev. Tie’ etatementd thit T wes obliged to confers | Inquear axp Cenavue.—An inquest ovor the allt With the Courts and officers of justice all contriled Potttet sonal in Hasrioburg, yew ertay, blow off the right hand | gil of whom arg aworn to expone. any fran were perfectly fictitious, and the lane | body of Patrick Murray, who Was fatally injured | tho af by men cleetod as Democrats, and with the vast off " 4 ounty Polittelaue, | ofcorget huiren, did tie left hand of w Mr. Starshal part of Mr. Weston, ‘Tho wolk thus fur how, | guage Was mine, I was cross ou every | while coupliig coal carson the Morris aud kesea | Manla Assembly Kooms; and Prof, Tretor's solrée. cialand personal influence of the dominant party in Fisuxiit, Feb, 22,—Jobn H, Hell, of Middle- were killed and three seriously injured according to the minutes of My, Bulmon, been of the Nt, and made to give rts Just sa: railroad, at Hoboken, on Friday afternoon, was held | Among the select reunions of tho week we note the city, men cam escape all puntsArent for crime, Y | town, and David W. Reeve, an tuspector of election | 1 Fonda, N. ¥ vesivriny afternoon. by the ex most dificult nature, and at one point on tho | term they wanted, whieh, of cours ’ were | before Coron maginary;, abd were made under, eon: | pererocorunce W T had 'to. give a statement of | Me, ‘» Look. ‘They also suspected mo of on | being the secretary of @ revolutionary Junta io Fikthdecsupicers 40 determing. Tinmunity, and protes , dion werepromted repeuteddy to hove eugaged Ue these | 12 the town ot Wawayanda, Or: Ura tut on te Fouda, Jolustowa abd Gioversviile | journay but twelve oho f @ county, promt: | Haltom, Teeinew Welog upwards ef four feet deep end no | Ot daction frauile nent Democratic politicians, were taken from aid: | The great pkoting match etween Mise Magele R | rua broken.’ But two uulles of bore ground tas W The Committee argue that the voto of the elty w dle early this morning under arrest, and in | Bi word, of Bio. y Cuvada, nod Mise Nelle Dean, | been enccuntered thus fir on the trip, W pany tor alle c be , erarriy . | tf announced to take place iu the French Theatre too great, compare with the vite of former srare, | ‘ictowe early. th under arrest, and in | GAR thy HL rks yeateuday aleruon®, | has male mites ofthe jurnoy thua fare He tart: | Puracuiy. "They earned me Yo. Angustura, about pany Jor allowing cure to be put to ether (of dics. | tho evening of March 4 is. arscling much ete Or a8 shown by the avuraxe ratio of voters to popula | eharge of the Gorgeant-at-Arms of thy House of | suied in favbe of lit fuller WO Os ed on the 19h of Januory from Banzor, Maine, and | thirty six mic* from Asuncion, onthe river, J] poder the position of employees engaged in cou | Hon. Arrangements have been made to assure the Hon “he COmalttes think that 4000 fraudulent | Represcntativer, for reiusing to answer qui etions 08, Sunliy, mighty, tm, Mauchoster, Va, James | accordhug to Ml public fine tabte should hay way kept in ano eld for’ x munber of days. | plivg tem duugt tour ae preservation of order and barmony during the entire ‘voles Were cast 1h the Sixt ‘ard alone, e 5 $ ial “4 gore, a respectable ciuitizen, wae shot dead by Tow | ed in this city on the 4th of bruury at 3 o'clock, ‘@ hud absolutely no cover fewer ranches ° 7 ening. Effective cos ive Committee recommend the withdrawal of na. | Pulte them by the Congressional Investigating Com: | Willis, wiv ho had ordured trom Bie tut @ few hours | Thue it will be acen that he py ea Boor eo Ti a TM I heen It lust evening, Murtay under | tbe recevtion of B Coipany, Thirty-« Huple two short fourwfeel carscwhen s | ment, and the ball of the Irow Mouiders’ Unlou o@ uumber of clght-wheel cars were backed down, and | Thurvduy evening, Murray was crushed, ‘The jury censured the Com. | , The great * Mid-Lent French masq whick alization from New York city courts, and offer a | Mittee, boturd, “Willis wae arcest ebus Tt Will be cen thas he ta alae Gays bobind his ae aa Oa fe Shocking Murder by Trojan Boye. fioor committer, under the direction of & {tor that pupore: also, a bil set ing ten Sher HITE jpAQillaay (. Hale, Trewurer of the James Steam ¥ mi of the time at whleh ofan Tndiun tt wi Cavout four ict | Taor, Feb. 29.--Hdward Flyan wea murdered | these arrengetocntsy Arfull sttentanee af the & tualization laws, and recommend one day through pied! e Mey Of Newbury port, Cofeulter 10, M Rhy) o vie ime table was made out without and in a sloping irelned form; not hich | by roughs, on ¢ ice, while crowsing the river Inst | ana most eiegant tivction ol President. and Vice-President, aud for's | ed to-day, ‘ome of the testimony shows. that, pe A youn > was trying to escape from mildnight we recgived the following despatch ipo’ the ‘ground, having uo tntercoures with | dled In ep hour, ares of the marderere: Thoman | fe-aactrom exacingt tne Bub lates Te ie tat Constitutional amendment a Lorining Congress to | sous received nataralaation papers in tie petit jue | OMces Ty frow the Bufalo agent of the Associated Press Tt te und sybody, anentry with cach one keeping watel over ning, it will not bo under an: Nugent, Michael Mickel, and Wiliam Roberton, all | tha absurd restr Juluio the appoluiment of President wn Vice- | ry 100m of the Court, aud atrange to Rey hardly any Br te BUPTLLO, Ye £2.—Weston his come tow niop in | ue, and rot aitowing np to © anys | mere youtim, bave Loca taken Into eustody, Whe | about dress, dances, and the li d that the resident directly by the people or by Electors | of the persous receiving them remember where they | tu mires ulin 1 Wolg Weethard lov Want of funcs. Ho has Leen | Holy, Poe only va Tron thot we tat was [principal omailant, Robert Pickett, hue mot been | t geoece by alugle dlstelete, Zot them, ‘J 7 ee in unis eliy creeds} Hcemen who are present wilstuot ve allowed to re. beug rouabe Hefore the Ae valuticomde Cit uuade cui. BBR ae ObLy #8 yours Of ace war noise Of an unsecmly Characters