The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 26, 1869, Page 2

THE SUN, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1869. ce LS AMUSEMENTS, ting the wholeof them np allthe year round, [in which his word would be listened Ml ‘1 "i Nat 1" 4 THE MURDERER JOUN REAL. EX-PRESIDENT JOUNSO. SUNREAMS. “fori Pe Chota kayh he WF ROU kn ulvoeat for (to! Te Ie fewer enough beline: ol THE CUBAN REVOLUTION. —— os palate ECR GANDER Torey Sulerert oe: CO chen Nei pa Res Nay : i for th N fii het te ti 3 hy a pare enian Pott for Executive Clemeney an the | Pater Reporte ot the ExePreatitont’s Denth— | —This ica rory bad eeason for snakes, OW" th Bamily dare” Matioége on Saturday this latter extreme. y should he be | tion, for then he helds the fete of enndt- , y fib tion he Recetved Hie Physician Summoned from Wosbings =A Strad ioloacello Fece 0 BOOTHS THEATHE, 4 et Between sur and Gonaves | in favor of the former teeny parte tat | cates AA uF RMIOG Whe fined WHY ome ee Soe ener La SP ay ne Giunviligctiiy Conatiion’ Last | acc ouc ceetsrien, Toveneella) Feeeatly & Md in Rom ha HOLE. Jatinee on Satur x ed > ‘ s nelom ep ial . r on has beet od nak. 5 ‘ OLTUMIG TITATHE-Himpty Dumpty. Matinies at | shop oF shops prove to be exeiters of disturb: | ahould it not at Inst bo powerful after pokesltl ein enid thot a petition hae boon prepared! nek Wk, March 25.—Ex-Presideat ohne | —on Piatt was onee a Judge, and divorced 14 o'clook, Weane: ng the Governor to extend clemency to John Rea), ave and Saturvdaye, ane nt Rian adel ag chek Hsin staciion ¢, Tiasklons tie: ak: were Facts which the Government Censor So ; * veatite tha couse ih Greenviite, | SWentr couples in ane WAVERLEY THEATIH, 1 Broadway—Locrotia Nol as Oh etotbet Me elt A oadihbadWudbdstlaan MA Selbede Dreasen-Fnthasinam of the now tinder sentence of death for the murder of Ofte | son lies dangeronsty IM at Ms hocee tn Greenville, Horgia M.D, of La Grand Doctress, Matus on end to, like any other nuisance; bat aurely | toanly fellow whom he waa trying to make Natives U imousty for the 1 cor Smediek, ou the gronnd that credible witnesses Psa Kasil Norris, who wee night eet between the hoore of Band @ A.M, Saturday. it 'e rot Just to maka every establishment | Collect As our renters already know, Mr. =A Guerilla Wartare that must Destroy | are ready to swear that the phot woe fired dur- oe Af tele ie Washington at 6 o'clock =Kilver is found in the Alleghany Mountaine, WALLACK'Sttonerteon'e new comeayasenoct.” | nf the kind with all the pe | Grae ratly supported for son | the Spaniah Army. a desperate atruggle between Reat and bis vie- | this morning for that place. tet " fi TUE TAMMANY The Horse Marines, Three Flying i. el 1 the! customers suffer HELE earnestly eupported for that office From the %.¥. Morar. tint, and that Real earried a revolver that night bee SROOND DRRPATOH. oak Rie Saltiinoes sui’ ORo Ratieoes Hen, Re, Matineeon Weauesaay ana Saturday for tho win of a fev Major-Gen, Hinast Watnntpon, formerly of | We have received the following statement of | cause no nad found It neecseary In enarding the barge rexvinur, Tenn, March 2: Pree <A Frenohman suggests thet in cee capttal Hoobs MUNK -Anara con, Aladdin, Evening Hie'des, we toubt very much if Dr. Cnosny | Obfo, but for many yoars a rorident of this | affuire tn Cuba trom Mr. Cartes McCormack, ®hO | at the end of the street, which had beca seized by | Jotneon died at Ge Ba enact pct sehr ama ina septs ae “oll wa, Levi tia Animate, ’ ; ke ehhy oF Pact 3 diet Jd placed nce frat. errixway Watt the baven sit Rrotiers, and the theneand other excellent men who | city, It wasn ju ous choice, WaLnnrban | has reslded for several years in tho elty of Puerto © Revenue oMfcers of the district, «ho had placed morning. Grence Bret, Prine! employe: stor mae args t ye meinbers of the Jur . During the past twelve months the French ACADEMY OF MUSIC—Ttalion Opera, Provhete agree with himare capable of looking at the | has not done eo much as Grixxeit. in tho | Principe, whera he was employed ae master me in at 1h, All) the rot bers ot Me dary lA heb Li Tene EMPIRE CITY RINK BUILDING Sa ay, and Od ot 4 tl ale tinll th MW ts reer fi Test chinist of the Paerto Peine'pe and Nuaevitas Rall | who tried him, it i# fald, have signed the petition, Wasuixarox, March 25-—Reports prevailed this | Co*tem fhonee returne slow that 9 million franes® fouttry Show. h qnito as impartially aa they think | way of raising money for election expens r Mr. MeCormack baving traveled on horse | ‘They bad, It may be remembered, recommended hin | afternoon of the death of ex-President Johnson, at | Worth of velociped enh exp sted TUMATRE PEANCATS, March @-Opera Nontto—ta | Mhey are. They have their reerentions all the | but he hna done more to make the voters yo | hack from the plae tate rest to mercy in thelr verdict, Real positively dente | his home in Greenvitic, and inquirice were every. | —The Aichmond # spes Gon, Longe Vie Paritionne. week Jong, and comfortal le homes tn whi for the Repultican eandidates, Ho faa first. | the heart of he feat railway atatlon | that he ever wana Dep odors | where made as to the truth of the rumors, ‘They | street will not eet the Surveyorship in New Orleauty BOWERY THEATRE-The Seven Dearfe: of. Mar | ty tay on Sundae, andl they cannot conec! dae Sta OFator, and none the fer , from whieh he eo e eae to Marana, and t rot the be of the | were doubticas based on the intelligence previously | Which dechlediy helps the ¢ i jecak bed the Wore Ot Wanders. Malthee on | erty oF Rd il they cannot conecive | class stump orator, and none the lees potent : i ‘i « chanees. Paserd throuch the Inencgent and Rpanish Vines, @ P Bheriitts depor Jthe | reectved he ndition of bis —Senator Carpenter of Wisconsin is now the eo throweh of the alarming ¢ ater ond what alinedship it is for an immense her | wit sacs becnuse he we Jomoera y Patan “ree t Ny Mh. bic binserth: Ronse’ ot agi “rite : a re 1 alps | Wel Bethea 4 bel ee Demrest distance of more than one hondred lengnee, doing | City Mall corr’ was never | health, @ private telegram having represented that | handsomest man inthe & amber. Since big W TOUR CIRCLS, ith tte opporite Acetone ot | of their fellow citizens, who drudge and toil | when bis succcaaful competitor was still © | wiien time he t Intereonean sett ‘Ciiplojed ta the oMkGs he wae dangeronsly AN laet migits but ® deapateh | advent, Sumner fe nowhere in potnt of beauty And Farnrdoy, from Monday morning till Saturday night, | Seward Whig. In point of good looks the clnmnen of the f o lag ti Kg tect it --- dated this evening eays that the ex-Preeiden| =Sandwich Istanders eall California “ Kalipoe , 0 fo a a the revoluticn es nya 7 4 = withont eocention execpt for necesanry @leep, | two are perhaps about equal, Both are ven- | nowen tote | ee Rea’ ii Ae Treen ae th Wa | Cenen ROW VerT treet Deters b-deH perth dint nts Anos aed we baa rg : barca alta coungel, fooling confident that there we caak geen a Chictuuanice ta 8 Aas" : tobeshat upall day Sunday in thelr confined | erable in appoarnnes, their eilvery locks set. TROTIMONY TITAT Te tee nTT eoede WUE HA AS 4 reaioh to donbe that the nbitclate ot Salei aU Ad wel omnis Read : Pa Y a 7 Fi, ese Yo tt | 7 } an Of the line of rn oF W tal, Nace bili eceived tonight, ot 10, o'ele Charles Reade’s n ourse’ The PEAY $y, | ten e letter look forword to Sun- | ting off the fine, ruddy eomplexton of a Al ll kad § Courts will orders stay of execution. Buch @ stay Gf Ms President sobnaon'e aly, | in tre Pisce,” to upparcatiy an antitendes tntoth day « a ay ofthe we hen they | wholesome old age; but Wanner has 1 fog eet of exeoution hes never in the administration Of sts | ae et March Rh sayings" Our fathor Is | cated, Wotkinemen ougit hot to enconrage Ite aah can meet socially in fome beer garden or | somewhat the advantage in respect of juve- | Sp reenor of thi 4 with a crene flee In this State, been alba A ee baat ctreuiation bean o C v va on the | ever yet convicter a Ga New Yor thou! FRIDAY, MAKCIH eoneert room, and there, over a aoe'al glass, | nility, Probably he is ten or twelve years it i el Rinvenere? aan tie both Te da uni iw ie corre Anay Sobnson nt oun _ iMdvenly-aty. cottages: and vitlee Sn Newpor’ : MA 25, 1889 ; egy a | ) ’ erward having bad hin enso considered by th eponutence nf the Cink ‘mene site : i =—_ = enjoy fhe company of ther friends and fami: | the younger of the two, perhaps something: COLORED RRGiMENTa JOINING TTR PATRIOTS. Appellate Courts, that it might be known whether kuaibinob WO-Fak MaavORCOR GualHIEth: how f thas far for the at D. ean ial haben View Vo take away from them their | more, Besides, being a very shrewd poli Piel Ml ied tive mite ponnia BUN th The hod been Iegally tried and could be lawfully exce TCth & belek, ie diovan. Wat fh ee AONE TO:| rom G0 $400, Only forty cig) ATLY per year to muail # wa 9 3 9 aenption oi math ehtidren and very aid men, | Yo ve Rett A bette ! po k. aw atories hich, t eh ida we ET cond Levernge is to take away moro | tieian, he would no doubt have managed the | hod entirely tet the eity in ¢ men ate revi | ented, ‘The right of reviston ebtalna tn hy ntcone | py do feet with an E Funning back sume 49 biases TC BIN lie Presuteet Ten copies t ‘ Be than Delf thelr pleaenre; and theogh a | patronage of the office greatly to the advan ena tue tee In Or porte bith Hab oh yaad Ma Seek pier | thendet.d mt dour eboning fi fant diet how tis OK Twenty copies toone ei i We tee 1 | i oD teet rorps, und wet eodinaly hitter In thelr hows | Mai ne for the first time denied to this po | ment. f tows, and entries pro of | ° dated 3 eee +8 | stern monaliat may toy eucl plenanten fn-un- | tage of his party. But ho ia beaten, and | irr rorre. an wore excenilnaty Mitre nthe hoes | ioe i ct ake a wet. of afveal hav, | 1 lowe, ant ent uae B Sidhis vas Wired baw Werner per your worthy of consideration by a rational being, | beaten handsomely, if only {t wer not hy a | otereutae troone In the este, care Col. Mena n force | ing toon granted, tt would be a torry reiteetion tn. | Iu he thy dwsiting of | wets year ‘ 4 4 of about ay well ae A with arma and am: rt : ie te ¢ y Wine ear . | hi laiciy atated thal 1 Europecans Twenty eoptes to one adr 1} jeg iw Mil he Get thet it fe to them a | Soward man! That ts rather a hard blow | manitocten eee ned tiers, There hat heen n | ace Aa tO iGAG oy x revereel iy toe Were tcer ee fe far superior to y a i The tepoet te Additions! reins, nf ica rates loprivation of which ta keenly | for the Geveral, and for Mr. Gunnney, Fesiment of ealoend tengo i the earrzon, bat than | gen had een hanged withoat ant aig HY, tn Sinlinens. and about aah wabis, | Deco Moana Serpe dete a Payment wivatlably to fult claim that these yer wht | We trust that this event does not signify | thefr nrma vith them. The rove eating Inte t ick t always Veen w tutlor, and nothing ese bat ® | Q., that they aro all aliwut to marry Mohame " 4 t were all of by pant OOP < te e . 5 Poche Paen, eeyerrnnG Rite eens | 2080. Conetdercd in wottlinge the prov of | that the Administration have determined | (Re? 7ere All baerteaded by the Spanish Woops In | wise oF Eepar diranted, but no Stay of the | ‘| A fetiren from hin cflen comparatively a | mean wi ‘Three lines (4 words) Griese reer | the Exeive law; ard unlese it be abeotutely | to Jeave Mr, Gaeenry quite out in the cold. mith Atk. VOR Peed CORA, Execationer’s Hand. Poor man. He owns a few cornce | ireenvilte, | wi Las after a as an= Heber patina: i . The foPling of the natives of all classes 1@ erry di The report that a aumber of the Judges of the | alittle farm in the country. aod. that, aeide from Nis | " haw t 1 awk Pact #. per line . vers | requisite that Chey should euler for the good | Tt is true, that would be in the line of e vf ‘e bile flocks ond bonds, ts about all, One thing frien! and | Gey 4] &. 7 * eRINESS NoTICKs, per line, W eont A, rich and | Supreme Court had been applied to for a writ of | fF, ke unite. in and thot ia, that he never wr ried t about fifty feet. Both ie oft vablic, we n fuvor of their | lish precedent. Mr. Lixcoty, whom he | Pf " » of Jol 1 tbe 4 t = : 2 “ “f or aeisged ahha if hh a ‘ of amnesty and aad stay of proceedings in the case Of Soha] axed any of the positions he hes © | came down, and the anique fight terminated with & becuse f gratified. : liad made President, gave everything to his | ond macy were in favor of necepti ‘Among | Ren), eenvieted of thon fof Omiccr Smediek, is | purh me 8 a ere ld he to | victory fur the eat In Wrexty—per line as above, a fora and nothing to him, We hope such ig | these were one, if not two. of the Arangos ‘and ena | incorrect. Jago Barnard granted the writ, but te | aun : . 4 + te the fonort of Mie Bectetary 08 THE SUN t9 rerved te ore at hole Women, Is Jobo Real Guilty of Murder? ‘ had h negotiations to that effect. Fi; 1m ptay of proceedings, and no application has HINHON Al 1 pic i Mreughoat the Met an Distslot, ot 12 oonta ( i not the purpose of Gon, Gann, But for the | thie purpost he bad held ¢ ah Crihe. | renee S y be} P : ben enon AM A Fatt State, the totil ¥ n of Muscachuaetts at the " Jous Rest is now confined in the Toma, M “igen ine beew nade to either of the other Ju I hat along and Interesting conversation pester: | Seek, Grier Ihe the paper received at tha em OF valent lor of ong | Nan the experiment would have been fatal to | inter & Hee Of: tehee A H - day with a entlenan, § tailor by trade, whn | fresent Pbbilrcal hadron Me omer of Nassau and Fraukfurt ste,or at any of we | uoder ivietion for the murder of ow 5 fed of trace to 4 formor!: ta dolineon's ¢ it | f entree di inety-olyts sand nine hui Predian eo ba = Mt Be) Mr, Lincoun's political success’; and we | at Co The Kroning Post on John Beat. Rete wl The Vout tates ba eee dea atta: | Cite Bebared aad Ht " : i dabivinas — Santen, a yy officer, and in wontenced to | 6 it With prov 1 in » wi Real was fairly tried and properly condemned, | made by bin never ripped. His, work was not only | dred and thirty-nine dollars, The Weekly Sun bo hanged on tho 2d day of April, now near | A ibd ssl Suahhend tantric alert’ a Repdiabgliie ot | mere ia'not the-ahatow of A doubt on the mind of | aubetantiats but eat ged tidy. “All tne young bloods | —Two Indica in Lancaster, Mass,, lately started Will be published on Wednesday morning, Busines rf sé Governor Fist and President Grant to try the + i‘ phe Re any reasonable mon that he committed the murder, | abont Greenville who parted their halr beni’. and | gut with potitions, one for aslgnatures aw athond. He is represented to have relin- | , a igecniel yp - | or that it wes incited by revenge and planned with | stalked abont with gold-headed eanes, need at i Hellion of Tue dtre.u valnabla tisdings, VA Walled Bi quished all hope of a commutation of ——- neers me the Visuidor as etains the record. No one questions | young fellow who Wore a full euit of dobuson’s cat | th f praying the L4 re Wo allow wo! ber of aivest nie received at 8 conte por tie " 8 wentence, 8. © pyors une we gut a Hed men, fairness and make could mes lek e wood highe i sphere. bepotletjatbiasd ‘c A few days ago, Rear peve to a reporter Provident Giant lias made some appoint. {The tne reent fren wat int Tiers oclety demands the n excention of the When Johuson was elecied Alterman, there was aliwad, 26 to 1. Keak oe ‘ " ——_— ota i eee ts ments that wore not expected, and somo that | Sor mounts to abont 7.4 fe oueof those canes In whieh clemency to the criti: | about an much honor In the position we there would The marriage of the Raja of Kappoorthully The S Mactiog Laat Nicki: f the World a wtatemont in writing, drawn sphdbehsebllthde » and CY) that 5.000 more were nal is crucity to the community. be in owning ahen and ebickens, and tts anid up by himself, and which he declares to be a | have not been fully understood by the masa | (yern thal city ant Ney pop ay Seare Beret rersorety ( the tis the ewuse, hn ment of the facts in his ease, He | &f tho people; but in selecting Mr. veara atterward he was chosen Maye In | solved by the auth A he was fre elected to the Lextsiate with the consent of the tidy, and an urran the time + the The Commercial on Neale pa, A writ of evror | n granted in the case of T ng at Steinway Wall lart night to exprees the sympathy of this metropels A. B. | pied with at few plecrs of Ir trae stat ‘ + Cat i doos not deny the homicide; but he repro. | Cotten for the important office of YOR | roan with band the murderer, Real, But without a stay of proceed Re CUISEHELUsIn Pipa | laa been made for ber maintewance aud that of ker with the cause of Cuba was very large and | ity that he had been tho victim of a serica | Of thie port, he haw chosen a man whose fit- | Ince. the prone wil be hanged . two children vory enthuslastic, The Mayor of the city rr the placo foot 4 of whoeo al Inregularities settle ‘ P defeated for —The deotist of to-day, says Dr. O, W. Holt Presided, and the proce hana Ghiemahant of crueltios perpetrated upon him by |" PUG PHBCO COLTRI, | ANE OFS WEI " am it happened tn this wise: NODOA I ae a daca nelaltn Go Wh Sieber ded, and the seding# throughont, : 2 aiied ‘ } ttor | ont to. Nashville, as & member, in October, ‘ e elation to the tooth-pul fs our readers ear Jud hy the : t Ssepre, and that when he killed Sauspreg | MPpointinent every one will way that a better Apanta: © Oficer mmedicks ies Creryuods wen Tacbime WIKd. Gwpe wie soled! |ipkal. FEAOESIIOR ‘bs tou: purgepn ot Oar aeidbrates y the reert on Tig was in consequence of a wellgronaded | Cull net have boon made, In reepeet ‘aranvaition rd tie S| Tpke Br oF Tae an f oktnierastimprotementy auenran’ curupicn oat, | Wert emeubered worthy of the rus aud another page of this puper, were worthy ol A or, capacity, integrity, and. ay t t: A writer having anid iceman | eauaie, snd the Ik 4, bitterly ‘ Wr ai bel YT apprehension that it was necesswry for lina | (haraetor, capacity, integrity, and wpecial | ofthe revtuintion, ation, h guns teers | emeutex wan very unpiyalar tn Wet rwents-trat | grhole' bing: Out be toad alone tn, fle a Who trimmed kis eustomer"s hair or Ureatlied « veiw todo it to save his own life, Ho ropresente | ualifications for the duties to be performer, | f Ward, T bee to feniy that it wae ow and | for everybody ise wns fur tt iF million of d for him with equal Land sevence, Who principal epeech of the eveningr was Pett ins s as 4, ‘ a night-walkers that found fault with Lam an | lars were appropriated, and endiess tarnpll ie ; i era age ce that SurprcK had clubbed him at diffrent | the new Surveyor is nll that could be de- | camp seomet more like a gathering of privat ® | Gil recident of the Tavnte fret Ward: and in re | were projected. Everybody had plenty of mone Harriet Hosmer fs modelling @ recumbent Hisny Wann Prec nF) hail a regular foreo. Fywet ta theelaricter of Ne Smedick, Efecl In duty | euutrartors, workmen, and penp ail alike in | portrait atatue of Mrs, Letchworth, of Senoea Falls Thou! hah Reet cota times in the most erucl and bratal manner; | She: a HARASKING THR SP ANT ATO, bound t I knew the mont | high over the prospect of nty becoming | @ youn bride who died on her marriage tour, Tthq hongh many parsages were charneterized | a waverly, on ono occasion, that ho waa| Mr. Couxtra, is the son of that ven GEL anita eerae imeronae, unwenen Ora nnever lade | Ach” Money was abuntant, the farmers foind | 1 be placed In a magacleum similar to onc crected vt ee i Nar Boe, he addsesmoll od with Mood from head to foot ; and | 8nd public wpirited eltizen who founded the | nfs) venta anganers. the Cae | Ey to th Tilly. teia true teat Ne | Ching war Joll Madd fool | by the sculptor Rausch for the etatue of Ques the reason rather than the feelings of his aw ; Q trie — | and feck by ambner ai ewood around First nuake everyto sa of Prussia, ur lott near Beri a It ‘Sank tii BAC ceG t after this dreadful beating tho unfeeling | Cornell University at Ithaca, ‘Though still tiie ‘Uiiek woody ty annoy eh eres ripened yf toa plant tdatocd ae Pe phe lotte wburg, near ets ie demonstrate right of Cuba | ieee advined the sureon not to dres# hig | © young man, he hag attained a welldeserved vr nave The erent | nd so ing kaow led on drove thom from the | tl 1 | Victor Bmanuel some yours ago promised ta to free 1 vantuls de i ¥ ‘ \ im th a Dot, sir, the Ine abliing citizens of the | to stay ut home, and mn rent to Nashville, | endow twenty poor girls of Naplos with $60) exch fo free herself from Spanieh domination, and ’ 0 kof vp ounds, but to Prominence in the polities of the State, At wt kn ‘ Vehond would Ike to ace such officers in the jn Andy shit hiv L went to - Mhe right of the American Nast ayia pees ores pee ape cite 1 this t a M ick, “T) Fon in tale | aking conta ane for his On thelr marriage. ‘Ths marriages took place, hi td 1 . a Deve Bebe ou At the time of the homicide, Rear, was in | the last election he was his party's candidate ry risks inning out from a ond aay'a bard (Wes i him but the | Bute crash chet ‘The ec pegiora’ ave nidied the | bat the mouey was not fortheoniog; and now, oon nesiet in the effort, His argument Leon aoized by | for Lientenant Governor, and weeetwed the | bush at every Spaniard wh t murderers, Some of them, to my know. the workimen swindled the contractors, the | after the lapse of nine years, the busbands are bring- Was thy work of a Christian etateaian, and was listened to with del ght and instruction APANISM TRADERE REISE t that they parvelpated in the mar The feeling nmong the Spaniards is in. The huncet citizens of thie nelglbs of | farmer te | ers can swindled the work ind the tux around in swarma, ‘The sun of pre athens vlation | Compliment of a larger vote than was given niiicers of the United Stites for v i r he mouey whic! ry hitter ine | ¢ ing sulle against the King for the mouey which Le vot y owe ne re he temding 1 theop thet puths shat, for fear that to © jo" hind fond of bankru owes them, @ intelligent thousands who Wer PR | roms when ho eaw SMEDICK approaching | Man who headed tho ticket, Wito In coun- villsge prieaies Tone of his deputies to make shorter wore | “everything went to the devil,” bent. recently received abox filed with earth trom th ¢ pistol Bat it was a iucky going to the devil for Ac tc ‘ him, and the following is his statement of | fel, and judicious and steady in action, Mr. Hated sary Ownen i Puimevenconn ov, | Tise happened that everrihing turned wat sacred soil of Poland, Two bundred small siken The focling with which our countrymen | 14... Gecurrence: Conse, is destined to perform an important y is - way he hind predicted, and, aa is abv ‘Dage were filled with the earth, and each of the Cue of all lent poliey towards the ‘i ‘ nan takes a lucky gtines, op! artioa regard tho Cuban rc a dente not from Ludtow | When aman toakes a lucky gusss, the people set him olution down as being a r “OThe night Swepiex was shot, Fwas coming from | Part in the public affairs of the State and panish volunteers Kkible tailor, and t thosiastic Poles put one of these bags on his hearty Was fairly expressed by this great meeting. | the Varce to get something to ent, Fwns tight at the | country ; and his nomination to the Survey: | LEA plare ening thom louienn At tie tae | £0, Pition of The Sun, Heat wenalon. Wiey over m bemingly clecsed Wie, | 116) | ‘pledaiag Birmoett to wear s0dher9 eniil his return 1a We desire the Cubans to succeed ; we believe | time. T met Samnrex, and he went to elub me, orship will bo hailed with satisfaction, espe- with the iy sarg t executed an Siz: If you are wise you will not publish any- | [t'since, except how and thea to drop tn and meud | M® native country, That their success le as certain ap any future | Eshot him, for L knew that the neat time he clubbed | Cini by tho younger, moro earnost, aud ert, but the feeling ta favor of retaliation Ww thing more that will conflict with the Sheriff's ine | Mis own clothe —Dr. 8. B. Swan, of Norwich, Conn., wae kita Tha contac) of Binns Vial we Snes mo he meant to Anish me, Hecould then swear that | Cy by tho younger, more earnest, aly ph ale A ait ideas: HG han Seine WAL WUL. dud Mace baslact Way JONSON STORPeD AT ORRENYEL moved by the spirit ashort time ago to write to Gen, event in the control of men; but we menn to} erica to tuke ble life, and that would be the list of | Mora vital generation of our citizens who | 5 recntur eqeil covernment exits in hin, ‘Men sumetiace dlaappear, and no. trace a | p¢ft,7"e OF mere accident that His Accidency Rap. | Grant, imploring him (lu poetry), by the love he bora do " ythinge a our saree to ih othe | it. te told several W be hited me be woutd be 1 justly eatecm him as their own natural hel by the id wo tail atten Ghee Tees LWOrd 6 Gui Wike 1a FumaleAts Eres the: tecaclalen. ame. Marin Cavelian wiih lie i , to al ei tie nae of totseco, On Monday tha tertainty complete, txceutive Govern. | made roundeman for it, T always tried to keep out wontative. who be acest PRL ath fo YOUR FRIEND. cart, and Greenville was the first | Doctor was ¢ ted at reeelving an autozrayh note ‘ a partment Qneradv’a nuih la reape iiss Ftruck aiter getting into Tennessee, His | from th ta ment at Washington will, we are porsur of bie way, for FE knew what kind of a tan he was,’ ‘ —w— wutinta ite Cospeaes ya looked upon a6 . 5 api psagreenpyeetig LE sete Hidde Righetti iis soft om the President, thanking him for his friendly ine not fail touct in this matter in accordance | ‘There is one thing to be said for Rar, : the Hit of having frst laid down the | tho teater," There's lle cunmunteation tigre SUA RIGHTS GAM PRORLE Pripettng work, witcha Le had not gots he mould | #eFest but declining to take his advice, i to r Beth ‘ y ales Parra ery Ra aati kent oae . he weveral departments, and no concert of action have moved on, It x ppened t ie —A que ch has be i ste With tho populer will; and whintever other | Probabilities of he ease are all in faror af the J Principles upon which the controversy respecting | Melguty aim serine to ie war-with the Svanli'd, | The Revs De, Crosby tu Defence of tho Exe able pasas Ol Wark ha tnkd ond the ranitent A queation which has been agitating Roston ; s truth of his statement, Clubbings and bru- Tenure of Otlice act bus been settled, belongs | The toeargents in the Viila Clara distiict hod the'r cleo Law, nted to take Andy im ora few days to | %° Wavery contre has beon happily geettied, € Powers may do or pay, the Cubans will uy iplitiog: use po Tah Beas CUBTOEEE oe ite TES Hion, Roscom Covxiyo, Senator of New os Bi zatlon distinet from thowe of Ceepedes and | 95 tne giitor of The Sun. i He “tried was pleased, and gave | tain persons woneht to descerate the Common by derstand that the United States is their friend. mbitte by om mon aro tho order wal | 'Yhe bill which. b jem mclay 2 1 = ing | hin regular work, and so it happened taut Andrew | erecting thereon the building for the Great National 4 ; . Tho hich has now been passed ean ites will wie Sin: [ have always been an uncompromising | jin rant ' Mt at Nationa —— day. It is doubtful if one fnstance in a 2 Jolingon becau of Greenville, a Te As my belief that th down, ant that t wil « Peace Jubdiice, Rat their designs have been dee feated, ‘The monster Music Hall will be erected in St, James park, Order reigns in the Hub, Tio comerito the sip | . The New Orleans Tinca says that Capt. Vite was proposed by him in a speech whic outrages committed by them | yj yered in th abt Ae last Falirunte: | enites the Wecinimeca Te Wek te ieee ce , | tit Tmay say, therefore, In behalf of the Exelse Doily saya, vr gots into print; and yet enough are | who subject hus been largely discussed since by | Ports and towns the insurgents nocd better arus wud | lw will not be eet down to fanaticrsm or radicalism » public to make us predisposed to | the stron ‘ orgauization than they now possess, 1, The Bircise lave te not areltg asure, Odwumn enemy of tectotali«m and pr Mbitory laws, A word | At the tine 5 quit thy Up incber, Dr. Crosby and the Excise woh, and, as Annt We publish this morni pet pleasure, a commit We thousand of with the grent tion from the Rey. ¢ Senate on the & me that Joby 4 on both sides of the que 4 : . “ e essa ip allbtapio’ (G0) bpiralato AGalhut it ow the grobad y tow instruct the apprentices. He would | Meld, of the steamer Mexico, when off Tortugas, 0: Dr. Howann € n defence of th = crodit thin statement, made by a dying man, | tion, and tho rowult is the adoption of Mr. Cosxe | American Fitibasters en route for Caba- | tities f pas tral ye ahd aad abel fotun on the Dene, take up a karment and cive the | his last trip, steamed for two hours and a hall throw t tise Jaw, as it now stands, against the amend- 5 apeRraNee- ch: partes rf a clans. Timsidactita hennrablersliker in Gen, Henntogsen in Connna reek vase ined aribea boys a reular course of instruction, Ete used to say 3 ; : ; ments proposed at Albany, removing somo of with all the appearance of porfeet truthful pe ain ae t Spey lo alike to his pb h lig tego the people, ‘Tui ta utterly false, Lean speak for | ho wanted no. bad t ried out of his shop. | & tangled f snakes of all sizes and cclors, nT say that | These two boys, ite raid, mace excellent workmen, | Where these m st supporters of the law, wh religious observances upon the poor | ple is, iu their winds trage on personal liberty vinds of is power as an | A totter wae d yesterday in this city | # shall be” nameless, in There is a popular cry for blood just | Mdvocate, ‘Tho Senator from Now York is fast | froma point which sbatl be: nameless, In pare not always succee | now, ‘That fact, instead of exercising | #tining that leading position in the Senate for | etn Iba with a force. jakes came from, and ue for th the present restrictions on Bund welling. Cler y liquor Ie PD Pane 0 SOME whither bound, Alleged Corryption, Hleness and Hicens | qnawer. Bu any loytelat ta dis not the first may yu Captain Pi ly landed in Cabs with aforee of v thousn Am the Femate Clerks ta the in discussing silen estions, bu hich he rked © bilities and | dred 1 all well provided with arme and munit and an insult to common sense, Tho Christian Sab: 4 ; Who has seen snakes: ful in discussing practical questions, but Dr. Tay fnftucuco in favor of execution, | *M°t le is marked out alike by hg abilities aud ihe Teltar omIGng Haedon (Fah Tolinwat” | bath te a gidk end le use a priviieae,whtoh ascsnimay |. Ne anee ae feueca gene —The Rev. Mr. Milburn, the blind preacher ; iSplAlGn WOE js churacter, 4 Fallows ¥ rom the Iulependent, 5 * Croany has shown in this instance aclar: | ought to have precisely tho oppo me WRaw ——1 Lreceived yourleltorcu sultrtay, mag | SCcopt OF not, Without Interference from his fellow. Tressvny Devasrmnng, Wantnonon,p has just returned to Paris froin Belgium, where ha ness of mental sight, anda precision Instat: | site effect; for it should render those he carncstness of the Cubans, and the ‘ E morninie went t0 von Hterningson to deliver | man. Ite is entitled to freedom from disturbance, if Mareli 19, 186 has been fur thrce months past tn the caro of the + his point, which would do credit to the i fe riotie demands the . a ets had gone cue of Lowi aid that hie roku wa 18 | house the privilege in public worship, ou grounda | In the lost number of the Judgendont T no. | great ocalist, Professor Von Gracfe, On the 9th of Ing his pois ald do credit t who have tho issues of life and death com. | patriotic demands they make on their leaders, are) fiat wave Cac Of kiwis and Wat fs petit was by po Middl hoe i i iced a paraaraph etaiing that the compensation ef | Deceraber the Professor parformied the. Orst most expericnced man of business, He sec | mitted to thelr keeping particularly careful | shown by the punishmont recently inflicted upon | be abte to tunmuste sts w} Teled td common docrney, ot on gronnis of | {Hee w farasrarh etating, ember the Professor perfor: he fret opera and admits, as few gentlemen of his cloth are Mees Gen, Castentaos, ‘That officer commanded the oR EL put abet religion, Tho Jews on Saturday, and the Moham- bout lo be mad tion upon Mr, Milburn’s right eye, cuttlog a hole, ine not to be carried to the commission of injus- tice by a temporary excitement in the eom- spanish Gen, | te the: tri battles Mandticsen’ et ayt ld | medans on Friday, have the same broad, recognized * Coda, and if you want’ to reach tim by letter | clans as Christians on Sunday, and a just g as that paid (o yee of tic Gov. | serting a hook, and drawing tho iris from the old acalust | pupil with which to line the now one, and then trim. willing or able to do, that the law must be force that opposed the mareh of the : ; ‘ ernie " dofended, if at all, simply asa matter of ex: | yyynity, Lesca through the passes of the Sierra Cubitas, ittat foward NiMtat | ment will at no citizens are wantonly disturhed . Lotte ome | ling the edges dexterously with ecinsors, pedi or, a8 he phrases it, as a police | 4¢ ig a very grave question forthe Governc Castettanos was completely hoodwinked by rieedand | in their publie Worship, But why, then, slut up the ‘i e escd of very | —A correspondent of the Yarmouth Register measure. It is not an attempt to enforce a me : fi Taaca, tor while tbe lasise engaged Sapeaiiance Hiquor stores on Sunday, oud not on Friday and 8ai- | tiny of tem have scarcely education enodgh to | ® Cape Cod is washing away, Me says that tse my “} whether the enda of justice would not be | at the main pass, he sent a supply train with five | Hens wie | urday? Treply: teil the day of the Week. by 4 counting bouse calen, | “thirty years ago tue salt mills along our shores fel gious oboorvance of tho Sabbath, for iit | post wutisfied by a commutation to imprison: | hundred meu by another route, which auceceded | hunted 4 uw exoiticers inthe Fedoral and Coated. | % The dirclee lave Us slnyty a potice measure, Ttxo | dar ani tiey owe thelr appiintinents und conti u- | were where salt water did not come, Within that were it would be, ashe justly observ ment for life in this instance, in arriving at its destination, Pacrto Principe, sadn hatte Guvvederaty are Mal-tien; | happens that Sunday ts, a8 a ict, the holiday of the | Ne tueriven an appeintuieut tee eeeksuip: Reig | Wwe they have Been moved uo on shore once oF putrage on personal Iiberty and an insult to |” Wo are in favor of upholding tho police in | For being thus outwitted, Castauuaxos was tried iyaeryice iri Gen.) | week in thie city and State, Friday ts not, Satur | obliged to appear before a board of departivcr tal | twice, and now at high tite the water ts around iy oficers, and Undergo an examination; and, although | them, or what ts left of thes z the examination is notso strict ae that tay sed OB a pe ie Ane hare Oe the graduating clase of aNew England college, itleso | Weems and auderneath peat, or what was once @ on prudence, be | diticult that not vue Woman In a lundied could pass | Tegulir mud swamp, one-fourth of a mile down our comnion sense.” It takes rank with the regulations which require citizens to clear their sidewalks of snow, and to build day Is not, except to schoo! children, On # bolida: work being suspended, special temptations to row: dyism should, as a matter of com the proper exereio of (heir lawful authority ; | by court martial and reduced to the ranks, but the people also ate to be protected against | Where he ia now serving as @ common soldier, ‘The patriotism and devotion of CasteLtaxos aro, | hae fre weil known , com hiewr te anxion middence in hie th a a and atta prin nc removed. In aclty like thie there are manses of | it ¥eusfactorily. fat Here RMR erm tertiary ns Hie ouliagte he Dieta ote alarmingly ta our mind, more cunmendable da the severity | Et aM i inaeiee wate nat weak men feny to polo these tempatons and etree afer competent educated wenn, 170% Bnalsh of Connectieat in hig proclasae certain strength, ‘The whole controversy be ——— bi dite hae, a Yours, twituiuiiyy 0 ghechins sr veplbsi pons ele Injurions influences, | as men, but f du most euphatically object to having | Hon for e fast on Good Friday, refere to “an ancient therefore narrowed down to the single ques: | Defrat of the Radicala—Sownrd Oneo | ‘The Rochesicr Chronicle makes the report | «(a Cz.) Heniingien, who te tn command of | Sine Wa receive maw’ notiestagel Mrgners, A pray (erty & bree leer 18 | ellzioas custom whi tow come down to as not tion, Does the prohilition of Sunday liquor: More Triumphs Over Greeley. that Mr. Seymove, Mr, Cucncu, and Mr, Cassioy | bigh rank in the Cu Wa \hra of kan WE | ds restive wane eck eminee ha ae tae Ieslual ee WRN Wem nu WOlen OF mol. | BEY. TTSR 9 Yomersiad anees 7, Dal Wurongh Aa oi iling contribute in general to the welfare | ‘The contest is over, ‘Tho latest struggle | have bought the World the occasion for an at- Of ages ue jammed the Carlet, Abandoned clas, whore only ‘lea of Mberty in that | ¢ 8th sorry to make the eonfersion, bot the trait | artdian Sorvtary, of Marttordy remarks that the of the commun ty? Hf it dova, it should bo | between the Sewaun and @runiey factions | tack on the professioual reputation of Mr, Cas: Beating ding sod tu of license, Now, we all know that the violence and | nven- crowed] may toy Wie thee who terve | Period named, we belivve, will carry us back to maintained; bat if it mer ly gratifies the | in the Republican party has ended as so | PY It says that ho has never exhibited very Bsa te peas isqnrention lawlessness which often disgrace the city ar the government In po other Way except to embs somewhere about the days of the prophet Samuel, the public of ly generated in drinking saloons, wi Teould turn away the reason and makes mon desp: ability as ajonrnalist, We do not think opinion of the majority of those ex- re ru ato. are nthe discharge of their dutics e names of ecores anid # Women, whom the heads of Mr, Mosrs | &" tin Spain he returned to thn V the revolutionaey army, and re ; butwe do ne prejud of afew to the inconvenience and | many others have ended beto not for our annaal pu t any exact precedent there m the many, then Lig to | TL Gixxer. is nominated to that fat offleo, .: v on as Colonel. Ho was taken prise | practical peonle, These facts appeal to us, and fo eet rid of for moat and yeire, es, belpe i a t of tho many, then, fk Nhat seek eee | ports who have long known Mr, Cassio, On the | per by Uha loyalist troops, and aster his relewe | 9, 4 Hisar Appen! to 84) Sai We] Vo es Fi A ae TORUS ad Tears, Me Dotnet At a recent wedding reception in New Or- the princely yernment, it] the Colleetorship of the Port of New York, held ahigh commavd in the’ Russian army In Cire | *AY hat the creat temptation of the drinking saloons 2 intlusnces, ‘ 1 tie Ol leana, the Picayune ways: * Diamonds and pearls, ' contrary, we are persuaded that he is generally | cassia, Ho next jolued with Koseath in the Hang mast be withdrawo: ou:the holliays, simply because: | Coeue spauencem y 4 furnish the names” of i! riba ducted whist id bhould be re 8 is a victory for the Seward men, and i ealehion, bak: Kin i he Hungae © | cores of women Who do not perform an hour's | and silk and satin robes ! glittered in tha 5 , A j [regarded in the profession as a writer of unu- Lend hy fy af a Of campaigns Has ugh | thea thereis more opportunity of the mischief, This | work per dien (or the government; not in every ia | pritiiant tod parlo © the most exquisite Dr. Cio. pont distinctly is that, | they will make much of it of course. Tt 19} gual scope and tatent; and such we dare say will | fection’ “was at an end.” Cole” Menmues | 1s the whole story. ‘Tho principle apptics to alec. | Mane’ because they are unwilling, but because they | oie of Southern aud Western beauty vied with Bunday b lay, the liquor sh all the more interesting from the fnet that | ho the feeling of the Chronicte also, if he should | fen came to the Uulted States, | and af - | tion days, the Fourth of July, aud the hours of the | {nthe same lavor, In the ullice Ul. the Commeniee | cach other, p the Aare i MW 1 5 ‘ i ward. joined the Nicarag edition, In. which ly 1 re A i ¢ | each other, puze he conuolsse select trot Miould t Yon that day, that th Ant waa supposed to have cherished | sce Mt to retort upon its fing with one of those | id ue ravk of Noor tiencrd croumantine oe | Biche Gy the Carpenoy, (ae Insane, Baedhinn et 80 rare a garden the fairest rose, Prominont among vart of the popnlation may uot | ling of love for tho lata | trenchant sallics of wit for which ho is celo- | the Mfe and soul of the forces, At the begins 8, There "ts no more Infringement of Uberty in ployed would be gute sudlcent to perfor tiie | toe wasn blonde of most bewildering beauty, no ' " Vu not be « ling of r labor, ‘Th HO speculwtion on my part, I idering ty, now Y hot i the late war, he entered the Contederate army this law than there is in the law that compels me to 5 i ‘i ‘i h the tem f ) ime in ts ver since the eclebrated | brated, {4 said to bive been the means of extri 4 F Wheroof J affirm, ornamenting tue svelety of the Crescent City, Miss au Pa nadine itl habedges a Lee the (oils of Hoseerna, ta the mountains of | cleau sue snow off my sidewalk, 10 le my sel/-deny- yeh OR MeN,, 9 very 1 In her graceful carriaze, with « grit Hor ntly applies his | quest in which Mr, Skwany | q, is reported from Madrid that the new | Virginia, But Gen, Herningeen was no favorie | iB contribution to the pablic good. ‘The law de. | My fame cerke it | wreath of wavy hair forming @ golden framewurls reas othor holidays, such as tho | took the side of President Jounson, But, | Constitution of », submitted to the Cortes on Confederate Cavers ye advised, that | mands tof me, and enforces the demand. AndT | pointed 105 the two weeks tinineuiat-ly her . Fou lel n days i | however that may be, It is now maulfost that | Weduesday, pr s that the head of the Gov- DAO Fonds OF mall ora ae cana, | Aaa fol [fT resist and protest with a cant about poet heed he ape uted YW frinule clerks; and Brigham Your ared the Jad t Lelec yes fi . 8 1 eduesday, proposes that the head a i jor whi wn Heaven only Kuowe, since Hear, righam Young ured adies 0} be due 80, Wo presume he would ine | even if Mr Siw ann is disliked, his intimato | ernment shall be a King and that he shall reiga pottieen vom of ; iets were camnutt: 4. ‘That thera may be errors tn the law invery | Ay nay. a ene airs dy Ainploy ! bed athlag i adom on eduent amone other chal 8, New Year's day, Waslir ends may be in favor, only eighteen years, How he is to be chosen we Seid ye rec nd by hire to Pretiuent Da probable, Who ever #aw ® perfect law? If we | of no earthly olject Kandull had im Appouting thoas tale these perdgent ones: “See, In tha ton’s birthday, St, Patrick’ ‘and oilthe For our own part, notwithstanding one | are not informed, so that speculation on the subs | (iis tale was t ingen, he retorted thas | are to abrogate laws because thoy contain imperti women, unless it Was to embarrass bis successur, ble world, the educatio ven to ayoung Th couelu 0, Lhoid that w # would be Lefton the statute | tent to periria the same to eH WHY UTE COLIpE ich the whole or ® largo | sympathica are with tho Greeley wing, | Ject if rathor tu the dark, But we should say | Davis wee an + mainly of how ather days on y the ears of the | tlons, how many » bow and eur fi a fi Presid off'all hope of promotion, aud el ; OF us men should re Sle aiace 2 fred Te : el araie Ae pre wot going to complain becaung | Mat ® smart man who bad been King for eighteen Prendent, cus cif all hope of promotion, aud ended | yok? I¢tho main priveiple and etfect of @lawhe | ceive the same compenmation, and be audjeet ‘0 the et a gentleman, how tw be grace‘ul Jae PRHOR AY AUF DOR AONE ADL: WOKING 160 aul Seo teil & iy) ae Noena. af, | years would have great advantages for retaluing | Cen Henningsen marie, wo litieve, » Asughter | goo, then the law isa oul Taw, and we mnt hold | fame conditions, fF violating whieh they auouia be | Pell rom, Low to get kalo aad out of w aria end their usu Yr Jo nob de ne cetera 3 Mo H o Seviato jen of Georg Ay tee iy Pld Bese sed. alk ob tie streets, bow high her cloth ie i a Tan ae MN ar de O ey | eee oon trina HL | hisemice if he should #0 desite, notwithstanding eee eeee STAT Gane tad rsattte | (tat to Th eradually a9 we are able, eorcsting ie | | Bvery woe 4 bo subteeted to the | should be Lined, or how many fect they shovid dines at iis view is a plansiLle one, and wo | Gunner has got a pood thing, AT iy @, . a rey eee te ule hie or mistakes, “ : ifted, fect they stioutd d hat view is a plans'ble one, and w ‘ ‘ e the Constitution, friends by ber noble conduct during the war, muni ae ity of morals ought not to be ar nendation, | bebind her; and, in addition to this, to thru tuuoale that it is desirable to mente on all | man with more friends than he cannot be — —+— 5, This law lian proved Itself a good Iaw, Tt has oo alten the ease, ‘he examining board suould | tho plano aud have. smatier' la SOUGHT rei aa tareece (ile corte: | founds Hoven sto. fanetiea! Tiadicala who | A leading benker add broker in Montreal On Which Side are tho Rich Mout put money lato tho city tronsury, while Wb hes di- omen, In order to prevent corruption inl | fiaiita These are What nit ey ae somo Gra rata da tas ree ittee | hate SkWann have tolikeGniNNeLta Large. | Feeently stepped across the frontier into the From the Tribune, minished cFime, and both those results have been | Pureuus where women are employed, there shou a0. @ are what should be 6a!" 3 female er and quict as far as possi ¢ difter | hate SEWARD have to like NeELL. La no fervate au ¥ stance in In loafers; they are no good to Ut : minute but conspicnously largo, Te the city to | i fenuule suitors. I have an inst ace in im mind ue it Hicy are NO good to thonsely give up these vast alvantigos to please a compara. | valof five or six taithiul men, Np because choy | mt. TMP cannoh knit thelr stophings, tively few mon, who do not make so mach money ag | Teiused to lead money to her husband), a worthioss | SPECS OF under » Marmol, Figneredo, Aran. ucla, and others of the chief rect were men of property, Md their slaves. Ln the rectnt wes , espedes, Aguil United Slates with €89,000 of his customers’ | .,Cgsrets, svt money. As his case is only one of breach of | the tnsu tradition treaty does pot apply to | Wen a from him, however, in not thinking it neces: | hearted, free-hauded, cordial and benevolent, Bory for that purpose to Impose a wholesale | he will exereise the enormous patronag ethat | Traut tke ake thea othing, or do any4utag useful,” ard, «ho never paid kis debis, Lam hap) —While I ne Maree: " | ; i eye re , tro outbreaks, the pri rs vave Lot Leen by | they would without tho lay, and the nfortonate ef eho tas Baw happy jaainartine was at the head ¢ pesetion of thor comforts and Juxu- | ia pat into his hands according to the | jin, and he will bo lef to enjoy profession ether iicalsra. of horses | ciusens who’ are denied the opportenity 90 eaily Auditor who made there rewovais | Provisional Governinent in Pranse ie ete flea tipon all our eltizens without distinction, | promptings of Lis generous and impulsive his plunder bere ia peace, According Anne ens Biot BS ATED: converted into an occasion of disorder ? naraes Or tie resident pasht to afford ts some appeared ove day in the oMelgt journal the pop Admitting that the places where liquor is | nature, He isnsplendid specimen of a New | to the Courrien dea Etute Unis, such | ri ‘oneal of ( tatea; Tavco and | Ttrust the citizensof Now York will took at this | Layne not to be lneulted by having tagurumocts and | ge cise David" tobe Cousat at Bremen, wld are Liaile to bec toys foun: | York merchant prives, and wo do not ques: | exploits by Canadians ocour very frequently, and | Hachbany lawyers: and Fortun, a raliroad director, | question in its true light, aud not allow false issacs | mistresses of members of Congress forces upon ge, | A Meek elarsed, bab nobody appeared to claim tue r | ) ly f e#, & huciendadu, A itd d be oblige olerate thelr socket ry dae. | necessary pa sides Seine of disorder and violence, and that many | tlon that he will leave the Collectorship, four | it ascribes the ea cto “the neighborhood of the | Schmidt, # merchant, buve commands among the ine | to obscure it, Tabborany infrini personal | pee ae tes lerare thelr society day by da: weary payers. Ladartine was appiird to for the ell clean out th. rii-rat! und poliutio dross of t T denounce | bf) auty tientwell clean out th: Fll-raif aud pollution | address of the eppedatce, After Sabbath upon anybody, | pecent wouen; then lotus be pai) wccordiag ty our | 1% 18 ¥8lMy he betuou nt hinsel: of ch are | merits. Such ls the caruest prayer of overs houess | Yok, on tun 7 1 8 i surgents, Juan Ruiz, late Lientenant-Aleade, hus | Wherty, eapeetally in mat od States, which, besides communteating the | Si) joined. them, . Moneal, who headed the at hss Nberty, eapectally In m Of them do become such, it by no means fol- | or elght years henee, with his popularity un arty Late of speculation, offers the facility of passing ] rsing, was man Of properly, In Kanctus-spiriiua | ANY attempt to force th Jows that ell will, Bome certa’nly will be | diminwhed. A gr Himent than this king Lis memos * emorandunmy ater com tho rebel leader Zimenes Is # haciendado or plan ut Tuiso abhor rowdyism and violevee (whi Ri ¥ No x 4 (0 which he suddenly frequented only by decent, respectable peo. | we could not pay him if we would, from oue country to the Ree id seater For | The same tory can be reveated of twenty Ether dies | the greatest enemiea of liberty), and conjure my fel. | NOee “ler BANNAD TSE with, » Yom rascal, you have mais ate ine 8," eco! id ventive im iets of the island, nm the other hand, the ol stk a lh m ” a plo, and will be os quiet & any othor place of evertheloss, we do not record without a | Ars I <sooomonenda saa prereail ion pun oerbea ace ae jut bur solving eats | Wweeitizens to use every just means to suppress | Con Laniny’ Reuine Aasocration. — The eae King.” Sure enough, the poot had pot ainnsement, Besides, it i also a foot that | pang of rogret this new defeat of the great | enn mb $0 the brPAty, ROD SDR Mey oF money from the following titled nobility, namciy: | elvie disorder and vindicate the fair faine of our | Cuban Ladies’ Relief Assoelation held a mecting yess | aut nee: BOTA id Lis business notes i) tual would be the annexation of Canada, In | ‘The Count of Ban Ignaclo, Marquis of Sa Carlos, | prospered elty, HOWARD CROSBY, terday at St. Jullen’s Hotel, at which final arrange. | Mixed tegetber, unt had given tho name of Da gome liquor shops aro on week days, as well | Kudical journalist and etatcaman, It is no meat | Count of Canovgo, Count of Lagunitio, Count of ments were made for @ grand concert to be given at | instead of that of ° avid that event, Canadians would be citizens, an y ‘ . New Youk, March 98, 1889, fome person reco holi of brawling, violen 4 es » Caiivar, Marquesa Casa-Duauesne, Marquis of Cas: a Steinway Hail next Sunday eyening, for the beneflt | Lim, The mai mmended to as holidays, seenos hai B : hee conslation that Mr, GREELEY i# used | could sock in the civil courts at least a restora- teltloridd, Marguis of Palomares, Countess of San ‘A Mirror iy orien af the sick ant wounded Cuban patriots, “Theodore | yng eta deed rectiie’, wud the next day i und on Whi ' ites Y fernando, jean de Villalba, €e. One or two corge M. Beard, M. D., will lecture this even jomas's orchestra has been sccured, aus 4 mt appeared, even murdor, This grount on viich | to being beaten by tho Sewantites, We | sin oftheir siten money, f dey evult not pot | Remtey x thn ir ota was avefargts | ng im fan tio ijeadwey Habetoale os | Hl Lanai Mot Nachman ser ‘Wille | #ppoiated Cuneal of Prange as Brenna meee | tho more ultra temperance wen Ko ut Thad hoped that a new era had dawned } the thieves in urisom, thelr titles to take part with the ialand, "Buituutante aud Narcotics,” Hess, and Mu, ‘Wu. Drcislex will annear, omen vice David ealled Lo abother position,"