The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 20, 1869, Page 2

‘THE SUN, 8 laid ebout time that that silly bagbear wae dis | Boston and Representative in Congress, and for AMUSEMENTS. AN AMERICAN GROWL FROM DERDIN. NEWS FROM W ASITIINGTON, aUNRAMS. BowRAY TIRATHE THe Regen wart: or, tar. | Mileacd from consideration. Whatever legitl. | Many J teh ee Bi bafta aM, ad Hoe ‘Tee Davenport Brothers, A Fenee around the Prose a dasclifiasns One Viewna music dealer has 0 stock of old rn ad tng Meader, Vonae™ Matinee Of | mate influence our Catholic fellow-citizens | his cousin, Sauren Extoe, was e recent President | qng Davenport Brothers, having, since their Amertenns kept on the Outside of Mine | TE TENURE OF OFFICE LAW PROR- | Cremona violins worth over 150,000 florins. @RW FORK CIRCUS. 14th ts onnoatte Acagamy of | ean exert in making converts, thoy are en of Trinity College, Hertford, Ho is himself | grat appearence in this country, some dozen years Bancroft Ashamed of hiv Country ABLY TO BE INTACT. A obild, wanting to deseribe a snake, sald {¢ Mapier Tne Browbers kuzared, Matinge Weduertey | titted to ag much as Protoatante are, and can. | Connected with the Institute of Technology in | since, estoniahed the Frenchmen, pussied the Itog: r Soren Leda —— ‘a 6 thing all tal), clear ap to the head." “ ‘ jostor 0 rere 4 ‘4 rom onF Special Corres; ondent. 7 werd’ RIMLOS GARDEN Forty Thence ov kertking | not lawfully be deprived of it; and as to got: | i ton, and one of the Overseers of Harvard. | Neh, and bewildered the Austrians, have retorned Senare at Swo 24, 1809.—The 22d has pa of the birth of Washington , =In a velocipede race at Indianapolin tate w Offices viater Kelly va be Heaps | mile was made in three minutes and stx seconde, Hd the project for the government of the | from their travels more marvellous than evor, to ex: now before the Overseers be carried into | ete again the wonder of thelr fellow countrymen. POOTH'S THEATRE Ou st, betwee Romeo and Juliet, Marinée on Sal and 6tn ave day. ting help from the puble tr ary, they are | (E14, ahead of their Protestant competitors in no | . ; ‘ little colony. We acknowledee our guilt, | potnted—The Mon. Horace Greeley's Aue | —Mr. Samucl Miller, of Lynchburg, Va, haa hagan Fp Se ah Tete Tig a i Racal 4 | Meet, he will probably have control of the une | They bave commenced a manees ay ie pead In extenation that up to the very Inst we ographs Lying Ar Loose—The Ape | presented the eum of §100,000 to the University of WAVERLEY THEATHE, ih ttrosdway—tneretta | Ming bat showing themsclves moro worthy | dergraduate department, and the general super. | Steinway Hall, the first of whieh was given of | once qome action on the part of the Legation: pointmen wiment Virginia. Borers M.D, oF ka ters Doctrers Maunis on | Of it. Neither party onght, in our opinion, | vision of the College and the professional achools | Thursday evening. As may feadily be believed, | Gr arse A, Bard C have much to say against it in | “PCcin! Despatches to The san, —Chicago estimates that she will have nearly their to Se tax ce eSNG Siew tinsbig ba experience has broaght their skill to a ng theteclves tothe | WASmINatON, March 19,—There was consider: to receive the donations annually made them | atioched to it, which constitute practi pee ge Ce tetas ears quence ; and confi tg etonpetatinvss ia tin Beat : 000 population in 1800, and be the largest city r. " y u i igh state of perfection, ind . baba re Y 60 both post and futare with die fen - ointmen| - mate corridors to-vlay, h 7 UMANY-—The Hore Marines, ‘Three Flying | by the State and the city ; but as a Dye nivers pe intrusted to aome one o o| A | present, are covering post and futur | in the world, FUR TAMANY The H armen, Thvoe Flying by we tate and the elty ; bat as longas both — Cniversity, will be jntew to som f more | take @ lively intorest in the performance, and wre ‘a nt. Where there i a0 much amoke there most t only ono nomination was seat in. although it | the Appleton (Wis.) bat says that salt Woons Meseew Troupe. Lving | &Ct them, neither can find fault with the | sears and experience, Father Inclined to make a Personal Batter Ott | een een ee vreuunide of complaint | ¥4# announced w week azo that no appointments | wis. with ¢ attte vucter seve readily there at thtety ire ote etn fed athe LOPE About of them are believers, and attrivate dl would be made e we pee . * STEINWAY HALL—The | other mut one half of then: are bri on pn wenport rot i ACADEMY OF MUSIC—Italan Opera, te to the bill rather is, that it ear rornete | does not goon as it should and preserity J euch a reform of our whole. ach pti pt to Mill vacancies, anti! Iv ts true, in the first piace, that ali applications for | Me Tenure of = Ofce law had — been presentation ut ecurt this winter have bern rejected, | Fepeated, Tt I only to-day that mom Americans hive thas been excluded not only from aud voice seckers have come tae A pty that 1704, hae gust died, at the age of of. diplomatic entertainments, but from all | the Presideut would adhere to that tine of policy kt Ree ter W, £6, t : a ha See ot At a recent funeral at Weldon, N.C. a cot no by memwtere of the court cieele, who, | In the face of this fact, however, the prosper 0 . and dimmer for sone | Ored Woman claimed the rope with witch the coflp Americans be ou thelr visiting Hist, still rare- | It# repeal have grown dimmer snd dimmer for 80me | W.. being lowered as a stolen clothes line among their invited gnests those who | days, until to-might the opposition to tte repeal count m0, O Dewan, 6 South Carclina th t been honored with a presentation tothe | ed a majority of four against the House bill, ant | tien betahs phlei gg neh As it has been supposed in many quarters | everything to the apleites the othe halt are | that when the accident occurred to the French | and either vel at the affair org steamer Péreiroin January last, she was ruoing, | growl, aecorling ws they are good or bad tempered | vol #yatem | we are happy to correct that impression on the | The Tritune reporter rewts the brothers a short as is Smporatively needed. Tt will not | guthority of Capt Decmesxe hiraself, At the | Momily, admontshing them “that all this vulgar The Er areal Sun make it any worse than it is, but it ought to | time of the catastrophe the ship was lying to, with | CAP trap nfo 1d acs pid valk apg ho ; better, As we have over and over again de. | iid making no headway at all, ‘The wave which five cents a ponnd, Admiral Davis, of the British Navy, who wat a midshipman in Lord Howe's ercat naval battle of 1. | Our objectio ow indignant and Ti Shines for Alt. y neither offer any expla de ‘ T ‘ eentive eeeston was ro. | YOUNKest, and is considered by bis friends the hand > ve onstrated, th hilo aehoul: struck her Capt. Decnesxe compares to a cathe. Nata serve carn erty si tra HL i kalba dae Adoni lel -bdLapev m8 motion to go Into exeeRtIve Heevior rr cote, | Somer, member of te Forty-first Congress, SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1809, monstrated, the public schools in thie ety | ne athe: | nation nor give one on request, but, ti 40 that those who Lave heen acenstomed to society | sisted by the fr of repeal and mare a test vote (vhs rl iy oli = have been divortod, through the mismanage. | ttl for ite vastness, It approached without | men, do whit they aay they wil do, and leave the | oy iomectves In a rather disigreeahle position. the Senate voted @& for an exeentive session Cornell University possesses a collection o Perms a1 it invent: of Tb: febent Boand “of Mausating, | Ureaking, and it came down upon the vessel in a | audience to mate for themselves wink @xplaM® | Wave diy fe not all, cay A, BMC. “Wene | and 99 aginst it, Only there were absent, | thelle mambering B00, representing 12,000 &¢ Party per year to mail mbververs > ees | dense mass of many hundred tons, as thongh it | tion of it they please, Bi be they soirite | | cles. Which took their collector thirty-ive youre (o fure you that we have been Invited hut twiee tothe | And two of them wore paired, ‘There aro sev. probablity of | eather, taut Warety, per yest M0 | from their original andy Ae per object of edu ‘Ten copies to one addroes 0 | eating the would have «unk her outright to the bottom, The | OF be they men that do theee things, thelr inventive cliliren whoas parsnta cannot ers are of the very mmalicst calibre, eines they paratic iinister al residence, and then we only met our own | More speeches in pr rs . o —Bisho: es, I jethod Chit dee Hebe mbohpadoagheraidl part of the ocean in which this happenod, about | 1 countrymen, and hall Ho opportanity of scraping a | ® vote belog revel ed ¢ nator Best ta Lent Peotctan dint tebe sendin ache SAMS denied $e oi BdarUCs, 2° | pay for their education, to that of furnishing | 40 dog. west longitude, and latitude 4 4 | Are doing now precisely the saine things Mat they | eis qcquaintauce; and net one of as hne been | hisdébut to-day made @ marked itprossion ty hie | Clared inm eouference held at Alexandria, Vis, teat LY pet yea , 19) | @eostly and claborate course of instruction | called on the old English charts the D | Performed whan ther teeam hele erect HCP T invited to w single serctar diplomatic entertainment, | review of sok TRO CIAL 44 Woe Ligguelay oostaat | WHEN beta pe cheer rat + | ptori in trade Is #0 very tod that it ean be de es ti " at be acen | clearanalysia of the bill, snd his argument against " Twenty copies to one aldcers ha ol M shawtia tint he eat? where the Mob-eoekalorums might at least be eeen ran “ ‘ e , Pgacdnrenbebarebeee j) | tothe child row of the rich. While we Taga. | showing that mariners have yrovionsly met trou | serahed In a few ¥ Consists THIN OF TOO ee eto. rie abominable, ait, Tf oar own | erasing this law fiom the statutes | =The Hon, Joha Conness, ex-Wnited States alii | riate iv a free college whieh costs $150,000 a | ble in those waters, Capt. Deenesse se4 | pnd a few rt nts, They beve | 5 tion eejectane, who will teke te up? Tow bot PO-TMACTHR RALLY To ME REAPPOINTED Senator from California, was murcied on Tuesday to Progress of the Cuban Revolution. | year, and turns out only thitty graduaten; | that there must be a ubmarine mountain beneath | first a performance In the light 1m the targe oll ard | ("AMNNIm ume NT oe tnuster Kelly had an Interview with the Pre. | a danehter of the Hon, Wendeil T, Davie, of Greene The news from Cuba which we publish | in grammar rchools In which are taught the spot, which cansed the phenomenon from | after thot another tn the dark in the malic a te een ne nt ene aympathy at in which he says the latter Informed btm | eld, Mase this morning is of ex nterest | the Languages, dail ‘Bellon tattran, wri, | 728? OFe# Mite Gallant ship mt narrowly stead. | ee ttek Ik Ge ren hall ebabsie woly of Ube | Nite, SCS Ay By anil Cy anil capeetetiy with | that Ne should Fenppain’ hi tan mY | daeiea' ta cue ehite Moboulie oe iss Rana The ypetriots are acti: svi | hcl i 1s — We exhibition im the larce hal ecnslsts only of Uke ] Salty Meet AL TL AM Oe ne emnell to anysit| whieh. was for font years, expired March 14, Ho | faving. tn the White Mowotalis, iat Kast thomeand r toan’s | whieh are at young Indies in silk | The Commerciat how an unk nd comment | eabinet performances, A warirohe sands tn the | OOP UN Le Me Ut at leem we ape, at: | puld the Hresident wor very cortict, aut toll Lim ho | feet deep, Mopen are ent tained of « magnificent ETeat motto, and are pusiing t with a | and young gentlemen in broadcloth, we ale | upon the sutisfiction with which the Tri J ecntee of the stage, near the foot tights; In tt are | Yu font like a plaee, leave Iti bat here we bee, Oy | a ancneed uny papers, Neither of tue New York | enow arch there next Anguet Vigor and determination worthy of their | low from 49,000 to 50,000 children to grow | cords of tho bill to | tht, musical fostrements. A eominittce from he | oi getiatic ealtare the ¢ fords, and we don't | Kenators Is for Kely, and without them bis con: | A yo lady in a Son Franciseo theatre cause. Having wirack a sdecisive blow at | up amon in ignorance aul vies, because eth lizing Coeur . bi pg hoy tie Drovers, #HeM Ti icgeto give them op. Resides, who ten't the bet- | Mrmation te very doubtful, ae he has held the offee | ereated a sensation by taking a tien with @ mate se ' : do as well as they know how, whie) urvaliy 4 ng # good time now rf And be ears Finer in one of the private bore# when the oreke Spanish power by ug rlavery, they | our public « are so fine, and filled with cher nercial soy% | very tn ‘thew tne a ere anok and tes | ng gant tim and then? And be- | four gear ' bata a aslic at the orehew are disabling the sources of Spanish wealth | such a gentecl class of echolars, that the | Hl wote s only make | mediately the ine fe hein to. play, ond the | cette a ae Wasi idols thaatawshlaleaeehs leet died fal saw Te 4 rasattaed by Durning the mills and storchouses | pour are ashamed to apply for admission Jumes, | exinet becon nial) prodtemoriam: hands are | nafergtis : Ae th Saas i epeated | aairea Wh: ous iidleian'af a rotund. Nini @ the sugar plantations. We huve re | intothem, Ifthe new bill will romody faut t een : bag Nortcslptry btn eth aoa ie | e+ of the I i euutoat bs b cpeeniation among the | Got natural eyes! wae the response, 18 an indlg ports of the destruction of #ix or seven Targe | evil, we go for it heart if not, we Miltohabety ia aa ty t hin p of Arne swarme of « 4 atthe Je, It tw cor. | nant tones “yes, ba poray; and nutaral tathe, too! xe | F Cian & arm ™ wt 1 a of this kind differeat | on it with indiffrenes: | ‘d ryan vee » | trant that f ta a tainly a great to may that Mr, Greeley was The Ion. A. If. Rice, ¢ nber of Congrese © Central Departing This in| me ware sa ip. Still, let all @ m here tn the interest# of Gen. Hiram Walbritee, | from M. t te nated Presitent lie SHALE Wii oe ea that in Me tomnan Tig | ttanehters at Home, who ar Nothing could be farther trom the truth, Mr. | of the Natlonal Peace dot nization whteh {¢ ane. gar houses pro] A bil is now before ' advant Batti Hertin, ¢ : Croctey's frlondeltp for the General ts, or will be 1 on Boston Cots x Which can aid the republican | ' whol pore the aympathy of the A weil known, while the General's frendst tho editor of the Trifmne is coun » for topic -When ina yield no food for the roldiers | contrary, it haa moderately heen very poor. Enea, the patriots of Cuba, aw slip be said to be fooltehly fa ide Peet aa i heen in etorned from & y. Their products are intended | prosident te : nt, and has avoided everything that could | them, and while the ¢ @ kave thor he | ; nged h i ‘ aca te) of remark. Be tas itm Mr. Greetey ia | jove? When she fs attached toa buoy, When mat tion, and go to’ awoll the era ae ey even t t appear new of secking A final look, ortleics w giltenly: 68K. eee re ore throat, and starts i | certainty for Mr. Corneliog Vanderbilt, dr. ae Col | ty in love? When she i ‘ankering after a awell "hid yi , WL whenever, in his opini 4 hr Adie Gos Ca gddie VIGHOMAA: | Phu Gated WEN Cherian pin“ nod agnin, hut | 2e8y oF two for 7 es aidet eh tes @ PFO | jeetor of the port of New York. A petiton for Van. | When ambitiouly in love? When ene i making them out of the way, ‘The Aaadine Mil author ’ 7 : SG. acl te Pinalte, t " | Rone sent rom a CaP: 1 Htornce Greoley's well known signature, made its | —A Laouisiava paper says: “A mother and her 8 & new proof to convines the | Gren negotiations with the Government and | ferred hy the Administ Lvbirehed ie Oaks tito the eabinet hotd ¢ | , cores nae for alter an en". | appearance herr before Mr. Giecley’s last visit, and | enild were accidevtaily grourd up in Bos that this i@ an earnest revolution. | |, ee spscabal eld ERLET. | tramente are played nyon aid petites : ty ee no | it anow openly aswerte t that, during his last visit | ene mill last week, We regret the wceluent, as the W loliberatel t ‘ rf people of Santo Domingo for the annexation | 1.0L be simply a tribute to his character ond | fore aid when they € y eny the | kieus Hien eformand free and ble most | ieee Mr, Gre repeatedly nr ced Vanderiit's | quality of suzar furnished at this place hus been her poe ore set to work, a9 the | of that republic tothe United States, ‘The | his abilities, and will owe nothing to his « Hevexearia hd: Re could tett, | Wondertul voice have } ‘of their nttraetion | apoctutment, Gen, Walbridze Is wudoubtedly | very good.’ poor le aba aro now doing, to destroy | conditions ate, that any Government to bo | Heitation or t ‘ of bis journal. [tis | and that they are un ai ben | « y togebe Uiactrie ielal, rips ail | tented, ne never having borrowed money from the =The faculty and stadente of Knox College, their own property, in order that the publie | 2 + trae that in aueh an event Tae Sew will be fairly ne Bek cjg shat s vhadadeedeintk editor of the Zrivuae without reaining it, and newer | yy . a A he Pi established hereafter within its: territory pened, |v é re not ovly nenenassod, but from debra laren dena Mada cabo hl ag enemy may not be benefited by it, there | galt be republ form and eball gruarar. | CMtted to the credit of having faith \ ark sitting Is ¢ manage. | ti fre of Germany | Uaving put Mr, Greeley in for it on endorsements. | suid that Hf the gawe wos mainta ned ee x c be republican io form and aha " 1 1 1 » me the mint (a0 Pons of r ‘ ne Ger ne “ ley's eetions f 1 1 ig no } r any bt that they mean | too ¢] fife ii f ' | public attention to hi ime; white tothat gallant | ¢ f the pe “i BASE sr cal Cat RAG: Riles NIU Add A ERECTA anor General know that Mr aft BY fr tively as amusement, students might play it all they Neda eo the liberty of all pernons ; that no money | gud impressive votorun of polities, Gen, Hina 1d foot, the 1 and, being | Meath baat : vie a | lit were correspond! wely men ‘boul tad iseie ib : shall be spent or promised in conneetion With | Weruei , ( ; t Immediately relit, tne coat ie acen Meine | sa cadet tie se tial THR SPANISH wise Maciel adlioe tndlacan ia haa The abolition of slavery is being carried : ’ Watoninae, whose smile is indvence aud le | ee aie apd inittan, in the geeuna, while the eroms the Atlantic t The theatye 1 hei, ad ; Shee Teenie: cat aaa ’ | the tiation without tho consent of | voice persuasion, will be due the honor of hay | ‘Mrudsh the air snd falling to the ground: | ermany occupies the position it should have the | ,, (en. Butterfield is not a candidate for the mis | of the Fitcenth Amendwent, can only express him oat in the most effective manner, ‘Th 1 rformer himseif sits in his shirt sleeves hound a ; | sonto Spain, His auphention on file at te tute | oipin the following language: * Let Congress fil ite ea 4 ess; that) =ono publ debt of reonally and efieaciously urged upon Satie. kant tlie Hants are iinet ek rid over, nea place of hormlese amasement and a | 1. went 14 for the mission to Portugal, 1 essed whey overt rgaesis ht 1 negroes of the augar planta: | santo Domingo, nor any part thereof itive and the State Department the pr y| he brits th i at pigs aptingetil eo ah sclol for. (he eulitvation of Uiteesry taaten, Tt te sardine MUO Theo M-olchal [Lakahcli phate oneat iow hp leea teak tions are all enrolled in the pariot army. | oat) be ass i tiv tie Untied Mint niak'| Tuasahiine Me) Usievuvic were ie mt lit ries again a , PU ca eencaitial Sleenent 1K Carine tite aad Gowns tendered tothe Hon. Horice Greeley, can guzale them without blinking.” This gives them the privilege cf fighting fag | ‘ttl be assumed by the United Staten; that & ( wt | parentiy undisturbed, In fact, the Dayenports ar apn NO MOK SECRET GOLD SALES An li was employed to trim se ag Uiedghs Halting F | ail proceedings the President under | merits ns the leader of Radical Journation and | reaay to astonish, If not to convince the most skeptt - — = The Committee on Ways and Means called in a | fruit trees, Ite went in the morning, and on retarn> the country that makes them citizens; and authority of the Dill shall be reported to Con- | Comscientious statesmanship. cal, Of course, It is sleight of hand, bat the DECENT SPOKTING AEWS. ody today apon President Grant Secretary Hout | ing at moon woe neked if he had yleted his work, our experience " eo Unite States i Such 4 that of the Commercial do more | art of the thing is quite perfect in ite woy - well, and the Commissioner cf Internal Revenue. |! a jar experience here in the United Btates | roms; and that no action on the subject shall | Suct fings as that of the Com : AG Ast WRAd WUAtH Ray LOL SUA igta (talk (he cots The Turf Rucing and Trotting. They had along tak with Me. Bout sell upon money | “Ne reply, “but E nave cut them all down, shows that they will fight well, AM that is i 1 5 wid & . | injury to their author than to their eljoct | wes pei The stated fuce mecting at Jerome Park in Jone sire in the coarse of bleh he des inred hia di aud am going to trim them in the afternoon,” considered final without the approval of fall from them like ropes of tant; they know every aes ‘ ation to sell gold publicly, never in private, —The Duke of Hamilton, the dew anvel elise Fequisite is that arms and ammunition should | ihe people of Santo Domingo amt of Con : rae twist that can Degiven to Lemp, and every knot that | Next is to be preceded hy w mate dey, on which all Sushila: StH a HL slat: UK Tegan a0 (he: Baieca be snpplied thems and the people of the | rg ’ é We ro pleared to see that meelanion and eaten ae nae ee aen a ene ere tt | inutches wrranged between horses belonging to the ede — sipated cousin of the Kanpre + ae been H ‘i +, The Presid trade These are very good bill The policy they | closely tha propore in sound. It is also judiciously | They are realizis at today ordered the d wart at the White studying their own interests more they have don t United States, whose sympathy is always extended to every nation contending against the despoti«m of a European monarchy, ought at once to take means for providing them amply with broceh loading rifles, artillery and cartridges for both emall aems and ean. era of te Atneriean Jvekey Ch rdered by the Emperor to jeave Parl quence of the nocturval disturbance which he rained some time ago in front of one of the Parisian the: In conmee thonsand times better than ie bert man-of- ware wom) will be run, for a long time. | yuan that ever apitced a brace, After all, there are | The regular opening day of the meeting # Axed for is w better way for | only afow knots that can be tied; they are all put | Satordoy, fune 5, oad the match day Is eet down for muneration for their | down and named in the elementary nantical books, | Wetnesdas vee hut - Ly rant vgs j + ateiking, ‘i Ato al hand in and out of @ ren cose, ag. | 8fe NOW awaiting deelslom on the above named day, prompt and decisive action fs very deairnblo, | labor than by striking, and thus injuring their | and to slip a hand in and out of «running noose, 90 | Itt tn ean ae arrived ; Joyers and themselves. In our labor column | that to the novice It shall seem to We hope both bills nia ro the ii ves hens tierra eee Oe a | ta the canlest thing Inthe world for ‘The first mateh ts for thousand dollars, and te guarded, With regard to Cuba, expectally, | then t obtain ad —The Emperor of Russia gets $25,000 salary @ day; the Solian, $18,000; Na om, S421; the ror of Austria, $10,000; the King of Prassia, TH ONLY APPOINTMENT. by the T securely ted, fn who have aed 1 The enty nomination sabno rath f Hemite tovny was that of Willian A Seka ‘ oat 4 end of the present short torm of Congress, yesterday we noted the fact that the marl daaai ¥eare' Ww the prasiten of: (5 Tale pence! eae | DOW Mr. John Hunter's bay colt by Censor, to be Assietant Secretary of the Trew | €8¥10; Victor Emmanuel, 4,510; bee Orin, §1,2705 non. All other supplies they ean get at — polishers and rubbers had secured an increase of planation of the “ woys and means” by which the | OUt of The Gloamin by Glencoe, two yeirs old, and . Leopold of Belgium, $1,640; and Provident Grant Dut weapows and powder and ball | A publishing controversy between J, T, | wages amounting to tweoty-tive cents por day hy | Davenrarte waste wilt be sutlclent for tnest persons, | Mt Rt. W. Canseron's bay Ait by Imported Learnin aa ati Gtigil his oserel thatoeeai|s pi tus come from abroad. Tirpixcors & Co: of Muladelphia and the M a friendly con! wlth their employers, The VERSE be balicAba enltes atom hy Jericho, tWo Feare oft ; dash —The water was warmed for the comfurt of the and after the f March inst, 1 tailors, one of tho largest bodies of tradesn Mr, Cameron's bighbred My ts alvo enof this city, the points of which are gi en ii Our despatches this morning report a num. | HA rnatural 0 mnysterions, and | candidates on a baptismal o in a Baptise | | but there are others w | of all's the Pot om J “! : seve’ Weebl # théclty, are vrenarinn ecules Of work:-aud neees | tena ulations, | enenged in another match of $4,099, whieh ts ren at Y chureh at videnee, on a recent Sanday, bor of engagoments in wiiich tho patriots aro | ' the tast number of Harper's Weekly, affords an. | °'t © J IVS TMD UR Mallet Om day ah ie nt npcentations | the Saratoga summnice meeting on the regnlarly ape ral § rising@team caused a general stampede among the aid to have Won worsted ; but as they ath | other ls Se ali | ie atta de | pointed mateh day, ‘The sccont match is betwe ba pd congregation and fainting among the ladies, who b dersiandings to which the book trad | approval or rejection before tnking final setion ne ‘i 1a abot ht thet come from Havan, and are subject to Gov “i lth T cour ntl tad sition, und the full awoant of | Mr. August Betine tn 1 three year-old bay rylee of the mut thought the building was on ti i jected while iv copyright remains in | th a i ‘ Hen just and | colt Gte y Citadel, one of Bapta by Kingston, pire on the Bist of December, The Hurtford Couranl: velaten that ahortl ernment censorship, they ean only be re , 1 1 ‘, I thelg money's worth of the marvellous, renewed, M4 ale Ht present unsatisfactory has ptt | proper, There should be no qoniain belween and Mr. Leonard W. Jerome's bay filly Rapture, by r after the adjourmment ot the Tammany Convention 1 fet ' | , s v con rita’ 4 BY THR SUN ATE y " lied upon as showing that fighting is & Co. eeonse tho Hanvens 2 the courte. | ety s. Thei f both mported Lopidiet ont ef Parnes imported of ¥ fiekecutrn b im Duly dv nt met Gen, Muncock in tha stant over the whole field of operations, ries of the trade by pabti English work | are t or leas idontical, and affected The mati “Le Prophate” at | Yorkshire, tires ye Hh Of one mit neeans “peti sup et street at Washington, aud in bis asual good humor yond this, little confidence is to be placed in | previously purchased, t copyrighted, | slike injuriously or otherwise the Acadumy of M +" Romeo and | herseita very aniattt winning | Yan Weve J Rlchingad, Var conn | wave bim s ourdial wont « whist their statements; indeed, some of them are | and announced for publication by the former We are gla to wee that workingmen are | Juliet” at Booth's Neruleve’s ig. the | tio soon sf ibe denon Wi Ke two | Atizonas Dudtey W. Huynea, Penston Agent tor | Cork pasred unnotleed: th ne cut the General, : ages ea ei eating (he fs penny i evening; New. Y various teats of : WO | Brookiya and New York, vice Porter, resigned The depth of snow i woods of Maine is palpably absurd, as for instance that account | The Hanrens reply that they were not aware that i i | i pandicap. Fad «| ¥ he § another hot ended to publish the book in | than bay been their wont heretofore, We ctiroa | Rorsemauahip, aud r things @ For pper, Mr Tite SRW MINISTER POM AP AIN, nimost unprecedented ut this * ot the year Im ofa battle in which the Spanish troops killed Antod a fw davacano tha Gack thabaee ty ‘Whleves a Niblo's @) Humpty American Mr. Roberts, the newly accredited Minister of | many plices tt Hes en fect deeg onatevel, The and wounded a thousand Cubans with the | destion wil Lrigereny anh ae a SF fife allak a e athaah ; | Damoty" ot tne Olympic ty); the v the Provisional Governinent of Spain, w tly | Bungor Whig says some of the gangs of lumbertnen, Heise Of bill '®. aleig ib moan pins tlynlny fen nlcim: [slot ne: hte umcnTa ce Hoes Se UNE IBY OBIE Ha ee DRelathtve iaanitisionlng: eMaEIMG LT ant Miss Plorenso end th presented fo the President to-day. The Prosklcut | in starting to eome out, have fonnd It norcesary to Da hb cihes Gand when & $c withdraw if paid for the expenses incurred by F r D \ 1 Woot's Muscum, and the Elis yee the pn. | But thet s upon Large sleds, to be drawn over ihe Rutnonraeelatir ie eae * | them up to that time, The Philadelphia publish. | 1 There iy no class of oper ' Molt tr wi the Waverley, Tammany hay it ydlr: Ronmers: Lam happy to recelye you aa the En: | the dilfte by men opon snow-shoee, triots is reported, we may bo sure that itis] o.. gay they announced the publication of | Whoare worse paid for their time ant tt variod Ist of attractions, whieh will be found els frain ia the | bs ‘ Mr, Grovloy is noted as a prodigionsly acen- much more important and decisive than itis | aye book as | ago as ast May in | tailors, ond there are none who could better | where, aud though last on our sist of matiuées, ty far | oh ea fuarvciu da, Tou tices an videy Pee PR Be I As | rate political statistlelan. "Who made up this elec 4 ) and ove aged pi hlews years, carries the top | we that (hey may yately lead (9 an Mnerease in 2 allowed to appear by the Spanish eonsore Co's Publishere Circular, and the Har fh an establishment than ther, ‘Tho | fom least siReaw weight, 191 Be, and thetwo sixycar-olde, E ; i people. of Bpaing the ed one day in the Driune of All our intelligence continues to show that | reas reply that the Commcrodal Adoertivr {tailoring trade ts largo, and there | he Adant } (Flolda, Ongood & Co.) | PAST And Red Dick. 118 Re, euch, ho imported OU eae nani iI, where tn et" ** Gene home.” the system which G pe Crspepes has | of this city bas for many years past been con should be no difficulty in finding» su nt nun for April is fall of good thi »The O! t Ro: | rie, and K H, Connolly, all bye years el, 11} ts hha ay fainted betwen the twa vounrles he 11, her ie a rome He ee Heise Cat F take up fifty or ono hundred thousand dot nance,” Ligginson Unued. Thomas | eh. Ovsterman, Jr, 5 years, has Ht ts. and the | | Feng tne: i diaily a ria, give the Democrats a majority of four, whe sdopted from the first is still followed, It | ered by the trade the official place for announce bert up fifty or one hurd ed th usand d " by 7. W. Uigeinson, Jnued. PRP TARC OL) Cine Dake as mine: abe WIRE ihe hee Ts Patel at Searle aac Wk pila rApanal ers consiste in scattering hie forces over a great | ments of reprints, No satisfietory arrar ent | lars worth of stock in shares of €10 cach for such | M. Brower tos a valuable and tmely essay | opinion the handicatper entertains VARIETIES. y y Wu 3 ® ; Pie gaURLaAt deal (He Li ubace pulllehe duets. |e HORTONS on *The Mission cf Birds,” The subjectts ong of the nner, Morrissey, 5 yours, has 112 1 i Dr. 1. C, Lavick, Chief Clerk of the Pension | more than two. extent of country, constantly alarming and han ' 1 reateat Interest ( the community. Until by judt Bipley, Syears, 10 the. The dark | Ofte J this morning of consumption fiss Charlotte Mary Yonge, author of “The harassing the enemy by risings at unexpect- | ‘dition of the book, which of course they wer See eet dipicrarepairteag eg isnt eet ln eee ure pt t pablle if Littteld's stable, has | tie President informed the Sonate to-day that | Meir of Redelytte." devoted a large po od points, appearing in. force now hiro, | ble te sell cheaper than Lirmxcore & Co. could pba pe th ita et ro Inraes ABH HO. Kcciak eb are peufoaieds wo shan San ou Sho beat Laneaster at tie last sammermect: | Be had avproved and s ed the Uill for We further hat work to fitting out the misxsionay ghined " ” theirs, The latter, therefore, aa well as the Eng. | Petailer follows with his demand of from 1 tewsil the fall Papin _ ein euch ma security oF equal rigats im the District of Columbia, 7 ff Dr. Sclw ro, aud. woar! a . ) hy \ pews ilthe failure of one grain erope and the low of in such pe : loveless fy ‘bade schooner Southern Cross for the use qi Yily bow ‘ther, and wearlng out the Span | iii quthor, lust their anticipated profits. © per cent. additional, These enormous profits | our most valuable fvaits through the ravages of the sins | port tatoriiiy. tocattore ihe Pastinastctioneraits | then Bishop of New Zealand, now Bishop of Lich teh troops by wearisome marches, and | ji ions of this kind between prominent houses are | ate drawal anaialy from the pockets of the | weevil, the maggot, the curcullo, the apLis, the tent bay eutroad postal ears double the present | field, and gave $10,0%, the profits of her “Daisy ekirmishes etill more exhausting, but | not unknown to the book publishing business, | POOF, Who arc compelled to purchase everything | caterpillar, and a host of other crawling things that CAS Or SED IOR EE : |__| Chain,” for the buiLting of a missionary college tm wever ritking a general pment | aud show with how great risks the republication | they require in the smallest quantities at retail, | devonr the substance of the farmer and the fruit i Peay eee cO-gny, on the motton of the | Auckland, New Zeulaud. year-olds, | Non, Wiliam M. Evarts, Heiry 1. Hammond, ¢ 1 which att ey —Th w sts or giving the Spanish commanders an ut 83 a ton, is ower, Already plum eniture ts weil nigh impos: | Ws D of foreign books is attended, In the prosent case | Ce olde four-year: | New York, was admitted to pravtlee as an authorities of Vienna w , © petitioned by tunity to deliver a dangerous blow, ‘This | the point seems to be, dat a previous ann in ed in price by trai tothn fo 1h8: yar oe atine ‘ung to premature decw ¥ } Attraction, Situt Tnvernoas, all three year: | Y Ore, wus ule : a married lady, residing at Vesth, to be allow 4 x ' Seu Vari ya of this city to but when it leaves (hem oueor | © “ rulfeare a fallure ge one fit olds, $8 4. The neceptarces for this race dy urn from Roman Catholicism to Juduism, i, whie system is not only wise fn itself, but is sulted | ment ina certain New York paper ts 1 a horny-headed beetle has multiplied so enormonsly | Mnpear until whe txt ef April, so that it would be was born, Permission, however, was refareds to the nature of the country, and is greatly | 1 prevent several honses: simultaneously under: | 1 » iol ee i ie ee iy mye nd when the is able to set his crescent seal of decay npon ey ud ater erent in S intentions Fac ie be bare of Se oe t Mazatlan | oy the ground that Rom an lew docs not extend to . i . work . nila irchased by the ps pushol this sum is : y horses entered until the intentions of the ners Ram Francisco, Mareb 19, ial favored by the superior knowledge which | Mins the sane we Whether trade | 1 ee tains rt n Highs es the crop long before it iy ripe enongh to mark re known respecting them, whether they are satis: | ey of Macatiun revoutiy PoP aR AS persons only temporardy etaylog in the capital the patriot loaders jjoreces of every jilania throughout the United States will a to this | er wth F con! is ji » in the | Now be is busy at the apples, and wherever carcless | Hed or not with the weights imposed on them, ced IAG io SEtPh ext Or datiGn Ok cats Up thie the indy appealed to the Mioistry, when In the Jocke caterpiilar leave a promise eof wo ty, he steps tn to complete the work of de- | wir re also. 00 ries cannot hope | struction, One of these days, when apples be The tiveyearold J not hoy days, when apptes become | 20 reer ae 4, Why would it not be b vrnutional copyright law is in ex. | eessity. ‘The cost of many luxuries is so extravas | of p ht that even well-todo meek is not stat ter, us | cost of tlonr, potatocs, and other artictos of ne- | cultivation and the ten Clay Handicap, over the longer dis. | atl lles, there are 37 hors'# entered, of | Ung or din the Fordham Stakes, A. Connolly vax the top Ratiless carrying the same The vessel wa: American Consul t be paid, if necorstix ony released on the | the des uch duiies showid tion road and mountain path and pass. On the whole, the news to-day is more favorable ed authority fur the change of religion waa forthwith granted ber. long es no int ¢, that some detinite understanding on the —A Minnesota mun, who bad dislocated bia tothe suecees of the insurrection than any that | pybject should be had by American publishers y | t provide them out of their earnings, A corre. | a# Fare a# apricots in April, as they bid fair soon to us the tnree, pounds allowance fur tex, Ali _ End of the Civil War tn Japan, Jaw, walked twelve miles with his mouth agape, te we have heretofore published ihe cOnifovorse Lalween (hei louse bas; | Spondent s faw dave Howed that the whole. | he tudiscriminate slaughter of small birds will wm, Jalius, and And Dick have 1 pounds each, Yowomawa, Feb, 13, via Loyvox, March 19.— | have the disjointed member set rignt. To prevent a nalbabeanentte sé . 1 ie be stopped. In the Importation of ouse ef ally extinguishes thelr chance of win an Ministers lave the ternunas | y F . i ee however, another side, in whieh the Philadelphia | le profits on pianos was from 75 to 300 per cent., | 0 AONM” Oh i si i al tte boys ning, as well as that of Exile, who has two px nai puaters Have announced the teruund- | violent collision. the surgeon's assistant Inblated oa y a ¥ and we dare say js in many instance sparrows tuto this country something hus been dune en rs, has 17 cuanations of neuteati " nserting his thumb tients mouth, unl the The Proposed New Board of Education. | publishers do not appear toadvantaze. Lt seoms | amlve a It fe in many instances much | tq check the enormous {nereuse of noxious ineects; and ie ‘oliy 114 pow VAP Ree Arne ) A bill is now before the State 1 proposing a complete reorganizatio Board of Education in this city, It provides that the terms of office of the preseut Com Cast Up by the csand the b and in the indispensat 1 | more, So fs it with puintin ofengray des SE doctor plainly indicated the danger, and placed Ip Maw Belay Rawadicen tram position @ stout sp Upon crowding the yaw, Pansy, March 19.—Dr, Pet itresumed its rightful place with such force as to Kitten, five years, and ing to vend oul anew Po soup the stick asunder, whereupon the siudemt re slaturo | that in September last the Hanrens arta of the | with Macmiteax & Co. of London to publish fi arly sheets and electroty p Sament Bawew's | 80% 1." aud that the latter firm | the workmen who make there articles lot us hope that te good work thus begun may he carried forward till all the msefal members of ou feathered tribes—aud they are all more or less vaiue | have euch 107 pd Polka, four years, Bras, Uncle’ Vie Colt, and. St rmnny. mann is py expodition, whieh w machines thin is resnarkably apy ately protected, ‘The other notable ‘aa SSHIBALA expiration | Hotificd Liveicorr & Co. to that effect, By an | bine to manufacture them, we believe they could | arti number are The Autobiography of a | Sweet Home and Jolly One have 9 and $8 po Whe tehnuer at dace Canal Ata recent fair in Lubock the following now missioners shall terminate at the expiration : ' e erates ‘bse. | make good profits upon one-half or one-third loos | 8! our venerable friend Frederick W, | respectively, and olds, Inve Avexaxpnia, March 19.—The waters of the | Hee was posted atthe entrance of the hall: “The le Of ten days from its passne. Within five | ‘TF of shipinent the clectrotypes were subse Fane; "Run W Onyx, Doneraite colt, cvis, than is now ebarged for them, 4," by Bayard Taylor; “A Strange ranen ave been quently sent to Philadelphia, aud, it 18 asserted, pounds, Like the Fordham Stakes, the seceptances Hy admitted iuio | dies in charge of the sule tents aud stands will sell days after such passage the Mayor is to ap Pvc eet aeal ap daca npc Us Arrival,” uy J.W. De Forest; “Our Inebriates Classt- | fyr'taie rau eloge om ABE te lakes torvagh the Suez Canal Kisses at adoliny apiece.” ‘The gentlemen who des point twelve Commissioners, seven of whom i ‘beh fied heal Public attention has been eo much wb. | Sedand Calidel,” aud “The Pucitle Rallroad Open, ee eee sired to avail themscives of this tempting ofer were f Mares OF out an edition of their own, whe the Harp eat a Wing eampte, | BY Satuct Bowles Long Brauch in Winter-A Vielt te Brickes LYN, condueted to atable premided over by a bearved and shal) be Democrats aud five Republicans, to | yore notitied that the plates had been sent tathem | Sefbed by the progress and approaching comple — burg. eal cros woking old fellow, who pointed to a pile of tas Commissioners until the first of Jan- | jy mistuke. ly this clover operation of the Phila. | Mem efthe great Union Pacitie Railroad as t0 | Packard's Monthly improves with each suc- | Special Correspondence of The Sun, rane, firme auoual report of the offivers of the | gmail acented sheets of rose-colored note puper, nary next, At the general eleetion next | delpiia publishers the Harrrns lost thgeoppor. | "ave left almost unnoticed the efforts that are be- | gestive mouth, ‘The nomber® for April has ubout as | Loxa Buaxcu, March 14.—Long Branch in sum. | EN Sctooue To! Weare Bl patiests “kave’ Ween | each of which he crusthly informed the applicant fal] twelve Commissioners are to bo voted | tunity of x off. (ip republieation of | 188 ide to eouneet New York and the East with | good an assortment of entertaining, tustructive, and | mer !s deidghtiul, as many a New Yorker can testify, | reecived. one of the young ladies had pressed her ruby lips. for by the electors of the city, only seven of | the work vy attnte tn be ches frog | tie Pacilic States in othor dirvctions, Daring | thoweltexeiting matter ws could well be crammed | but lu winter itis fur otherwise, The breezes ftom | Francis Guise, a cartman, wan fined 850 ves. | The siria greatly enjoyed the blank looks of the gens y y, only Aes the past few years the Pacific Railroud of Mis: | Into the sume number of pages, Oliver Dyer con: | the Atiautle that are so delightfully cool in August, | terday, by Justice Corvwoll, for attempring to force | tlemen, some of whom were brave enough to invert whom shall bo named upon the same 17 aca eu souri has been completed its entire length, reach. | HHY8tes a capital lay sermon ow “Practical Religion," | become bitter gules in March, and cut through the | # tle hors to draw an overiaden Wagon. | The We | iar eiy'in the kise-oaper, and the seven reeviving the highest number ‘The Corporation of Harvard College have | ing from St. Louis to Leavenworth, a distance which migit be preached by many an ordained min- | thickest clothing without any serious diMculty. The | ment Ba Coreseacne ee er a Of votoeslall bo declared elocted, whilo the | yuminstolfor President of (hut iatiution Prot | iW mies, Yelontng thi comes he hile Leuven. | ME% HH Tea ew to Ns Rearee, Phan we J anvw squalls ily unpleasant, and the ooly | Samuel T, Maddox has returned from Wash. | othe Fitor Sanaa ' é , i Z ave Mr, Dodge's * Curlonitios of Death,” Miss Ben- | consolation about them Js that they don’t last la ington with ‘pape utirming him as Assessor fur | ~c Poy Give receiving tho nest highest number of | Cnanies Wasim Exsor, a graduate of the | worth, Pawnee, and Weston Railrow, wow | eiiers © Boasting House Experiences tn'Newt Loris: | ‘Then we miss the gy 1 sstisd Hel cua Oran the Third District. eS 2d wtih’ dn giving an, sesount of 9 Hithe ineideng votes shall be appointed by the Mayor. 'T 1309, wud fur several years adjunct I'v tran formed int grand trunk line, with nearly | str, Morgan's * Wh the Ancels?" Horace Gree- | verandalis of the hotels, and crowd the bing at the Pane — t ferry wip, you seem to labor under a fate twelve Commissioners thus elected and ap-| fessor of Mathematics aud Chemistry on the mates of track laid, and in running operation | ley's article on. + and Junius Henri | seashore at the sunset hour. In place of thecarrioges | _ Masonte Euacrion.—Hugh De Payens Com- Kar to the’ boy who fished the hat uut of the pointed are to hold o for th years, and | College staf. He is by all odds the youngest | across the State of Kansas and into Colorado, | Browne's on © 8; cach of which would do | that used to Ml our magnificent drive when the mandery K, T., Jersey City, have elected the follows | aud, seitiet-lke, doin the hovor tor Young n rica. Now weatlier was fine, we Ing ofivers jot the ensuing year: Saaiiel Stevens Tat ‘pers: , Te aleaiine anit ve now wn occasional dersey | 1 ay 4 F ally equated with have all the powers and perform all the du. | Pein proposed for the office within the memo. | It iy wow called th Union Pucitic, Eastern | for alending article by itself, ‘The only biemish we | teum, with the Various boints about it anything but ie Robert b ed | md Know hin to be a Geral chaps . : ‘ ry of living men, and perhaps in the whole his- | Division, and is subsidized by Congress in the | Smd ta thie num A Woman's Protest against | attructive,, Lwoulun't advise anybody to cometere | HD ye A Bae Deen eriare ih Bly endl u woud ties of the presont Commissioners, At the ex t } Mr, Dyex'’s Love-Test,” which to stay in the winter, and Tdon't’ suppose many per- | Jennings * xe vr reanprer; | given Lim the credit. Honor t n hoor J tory of the institution; and bis confirmation by | same manner as the Union Va This road ia | MP, Dyers t Which shows that the writer | 12.80ay tin veces running the cteteon Hiduwe | a reorder; David HM, Gilkiuson, | is due. AN EVEWIEN ESS. piration of three years,a now lection 80 | 1) y..00 of Overacers, of which little doube | to be c TisGiiie Wal wee Mesiael Gee has evtve not wnderstood Mr. Dyst' statement, OF tuls'winter, bat Ealou tUeheve ie hikes ue Well ws Fender Fee pars efmet| | Ourcorrespondint forgets that all the people of be held and the ny BH " Ais int 5 entertained, will indicate that the policy of in- | it will unite with the Mempl 1 Adil aatash love: Bal vis a a someones oF a true ane ] in eanic here by ewinging round the etreleby way of | Ws Vasdersee, Sentivel, La Guiselliy tae lie meetcriGe eee game manycr as ut first, and a0 on every | iny,ting the management of young men to ono | Paciiie, running from M aie Hania Fie ead Rater paratl de Bricksburg to sce how the country looked, and was : ee id nationslity, from the moment that they enw: in r | 3m , is to Banta Fo, aud | and wecan cordially commend the Magaaine as the | Drs Mnuct pierced with it, Abad learned from val ' ear % their loc willl us and ¢ priveipiee wud Cas A great outery has been ralsed in certain | is to have w trial at Harvard. The students have | I ywill be built and operated by the two aseasutle ral position; but f must confess | Voiving manufactured by Smith & | deen Hie wing te, may Juve been of Germiin pip des aie rite ber aaah t ! ‘ ti Awanioax Punesonoaicsy Jovunan axp Live | 128 so at the boouty of the wite, | Weeson improvements that baye | ton, and wot ot Gere Charucterlutts Of OUP Re narters agaiust this is charged ths pla wt ee sh panies , ‘ z= T power, and wax equilly ue ; ab he Hun, and Wot « Lapleeia gisele vag es ae li aoe Y i 7 Spee : Moen aciked io D arene A | Wuvernaren.—This standard old jour rigueaty Baer ore ie Savy oa: | oom mad ture OF pletols and tities | ve ane HUE OF {te object is to make the public schools | the opposite hoy sow have an op nown asthe Eastern Division route, New Yor i Wd old journal, now in a be for more than , was stolen on Wede | ge ni vis Taneceree hi eae needay mi ng cariy, froma | f 10's Bexevouene Soctery,—At the ans small’ room between the United States Circuit and | RUal Mecting OMcery for the ensuing y ar Were elects 1 i } District Court ror in the United States Court | (ls follows: President, Cot J. H, Paleston; ¥ Buildings in Chambers street. The eontentaot the | ats, John Phillips avd John T. Davies dences and in the embel Dalstam ere exh! lait eference | ne ding dec st) arrangement of thelr resid carpeting vere exhibits in a reference beiwre Com iting Secreiay, ._Mlorrins Corresnc aa oe cata Anay desire to cultivate the soll fur | miasloner White, who was tiking testimony to re. etry. Wins Be Jones, 354 Broadway ¢ Treaturer, ! s port to the Unlted States Cirevit Court in a sult i Siewirds, Geo, Morgan, By an Dav me is the case | @ living, as well as those who only wish to cnjoy a | Drought by emith & Wesson for un catcusion oftheir | J: E Roberts, John L, Davies, and 'T. Ie douee scicntific attainments, He is highly estecmed in | miles; Olio and Mississippi, to St, Louis, 840 | WIth a tketeh of Dr. Harvey V. Peet, the emment | mild and saiubrions climate, Bricksburg undoubtet- | ditties for fire-arma,—Commerctu, SF | Committees: Literature, R. Richieds, H, J, Hughes, vale Cee ane c 4 teacher of deaf mutes, and the articles describiig | ly presents extraordinary attractions; and these two aod. dC haber ee . people at large are no more likely to bo Bub> | gocial circles, aud it is said will prove popular | miles; Pacific, of Missouri, to Leavenworth, 909 | Henry D. Rurron and Henry Prank, ‘There issn it | cassen are already tere, perhaps in safleient aum- | | T. & G. Crandall’s stove store in Greenwich | gin, ani Owen Songer Heny ie eee Ha A Mi Gervient partisans than those elected in dis: | with professors and studente, His father, the | miles; Union Pacific, Eustera Division, about | Sune geurmbiivn of fal culture, which le very Bor ts Rowp i (wit hay ave larnaly sunazibatee 1@ Wshinaton & Cy Be eae Baswy's irelting, i Winliains, Stephen Davien, Win, Ap. Ri u tricte : and ge to Catholic influence, # is} Hon, Bauven A. Ecsor, wae formerly Maver of | 500 miles tants of a large circle of ‘readme 0b: tuesrunce’ $6,900" mah Haws Gs | Sven Roberta, Chaplain, ‘ev, veo \ ; X . Ais forty-uiati volume, ¢ freighted with tut » Us this month weil ‘ . Ab Of Anely grad matter, Among. the articles of special interest is @ sketch of the lave more subservient to party purposes than they | tunity to show by a higher siamdurd of will have a northern anda southern line to San pow arc, and to increase the Catholic influ. | *ip and discipline that their complaints were re Ie ad Ash . ‘The first is nearly ¢ nes in the edocavion of tho city's ebiluren, | Det Without fuundation. ted, while daily trains wre running James T, Brady, which will be read with great in: ; Professor Extor is a native of Boston, about | upon the latter, as follows: Erie, to Salamanca, | terest by the many friends of the deccaacd, It Ie 3 fa difficult to sco how the charge can M6 | winy.five yearw of and ® man of fine | 415 miles; Great Western, to Cincinonti, 448 | ittustrated with a portrait, and t gustained, Commissioners elected by the st ce of ue people, and @ by them In the