The Sun (New York) Newspaper, April 9, 1869, Page 2

THE SUN FRIDAY, APKIL 9 1869, AMUSEMENTS. will be noticed, besides the etreets actually | graced his country as well ns himself, and itid SOME NEW nOOKS. proctatming himeelf enilty of misdeeds of which half choked up with railroad tracks; but here isa main line to be crowded into the principal artery of travel, with branches at short intervals throughout ite whole extent, vunning into every side line of travel hereto- ewe Voft fros for ordinary vehicles, For it doing his duty, Han ought to be dis. missed without ceremony; and if it be de- sirable to rotate Penny out of an office which he has held for many years, the pro- cess should not be applicd in any connection with Mr, Hare. That gentleman has die Co,, merchants of New York! Under the dir graceful law providing that a man may be fmpri- soned for debt, any oue of you that ow’s a dollar may be thrust under the clutches of (he infamous wretch who runs riot in Ludlow strvet jail. Will you not demand that this Legislatire shall amend the law before ite adjournment? © upon hit head, Ono of these, which has been also noticed by other writers, iy the curious faney which Byron had for maligning himself, ‘Tho Countess Guiccloli represents this rather as an amiable trait, springing from modesty and seifdepreciation, but Jess warmly prejudiced friends bave deseribed it more ge @ curious metal We.koces, which caused bim to take pleasure in creating am excitement by — Wood's Marcum, “The Stranger” was played at Wood's Museum jast vight, ‘The house was crowded, Miss Marriott will appear in Hamlet! this eveniug, and will pi matings performance in the same character on Saturday afternonm, at 2 o'clock, Admission 60 conte, including all the Museum curiosities, ——$$<<——_— Girls Missing in New Jersey, During the present weck overs dozen women have called upon Mr, Parslow, nndertaker, Hoboken, to Inquire about missing daughters, having read an account of the finding of a woman in tho sectional dock, To cach ease the missing daughter is between 1b and 18 years of age, cillation, oF letting In any mediator between mastert aud men; that * Beware of Ireland’? means, beward of the Catholic priests, and rectifying at thelr re quest imaginary grievances, ‘ Beware of the United States," means, divide them if you can; atall event#s beware of their ambition, and their passionate desir@ ‘o crush us, “Beware of Mr, Gladstone’ meaiay DEWALe Of & #Lulcames who changes lia mind WAVERLEY THEATRE, 12% Broadway—tvanhoe, | Pecified in the bill, liberty is given to put | wrong to put Mr, Penny, who has done no ae he wes in reniity innocent. To ‘tak anne OF Sve SVEeaaee SUNREAMS, Matinée Saturday, down a railroad track over the route ofevery | such thing, upon a level wi The True Chridtian Retigion, by Fwaxver. oh Ponting aly id “ae pis een WALLACK'S=Roderteon's new comedy—" fehool,”” rr : 1 Upor level with him. 8 “ petty example, he would reprewent himself a8 having their Celle—A Cate Trick the =Three concise rules fo . eT aoe, omnibus company mentioned, ‘This author ——— WEDENRORG, has been translated from the Latin | been in furious passion with bis servants, when Om at Lant—Tho Flight and Pere | sinddie peddic cenaoe, eee ee OB FO TRCTRE AN ot, tetween sun end exe avs, | lec a railroad trek not only in Lexington |The House yesterday promptly passed a | ive ceee aye sre toe eA NORMAN Posten, | sccording to thelr necoant he had been quiet as 8 G00 Reward-A Bey Find woAtT Weeent SMa i Romeo ana Jatict. Matinge Saturday, 1 " 4 Dill carrying out the President’ (Lippincott & Co.) This work containe the ontire | famb, Ho serme lnymow—One Captured Ata recent skating match at Alpena, Mino, pngtamecana sanet Mating Sarardey, aes ay | SYonte, Dut in Fifth and Madison avenues a8 | 54, ¢ President's wishes expressed | theology of the New Church, a religions body which FBS dacrsmenlh Aobol badl pesmi obe ae vom the Scranton Republicin ten miles were skated in 98 minutes, i fap da cle telat fl well! Are tho residents in those avenues | whit Meade, printed in yesterday's Sux, The | Is constantly increasing In numbers and influence And shorking people by inventing dreadful stories of | | the oniaoden in the Brodhead murder case | | Confederate Gen. Ripley is in bankrupt POWERY THEATRE-The Seven Dwarte: awake to the necessity of protecting their | "et? nbled it. Although in numerous points It resembles the ordi ie had done, It te this peenilarity in himelf | are many, exciting, and varied. ‘The last chapter | ta London, fis debs are @iem) spied fequin and tne Worla of Wonders. a : acini if er bh h ‘di: | which seams to bave been almost insanity, that gave | Waa heralded in by the ringing of aiarm bells in 1. 000, and bis assets ean at wonder, interests? The Owe.at nary beliefs of the Christian Church, there are also | a foundation to many of theevil opinions which wore | Mtroudsvure, at about mek on Saturday moras | TC" MIPATHE THANCAIS-Opeia Rouife-La Vie Park | There are other points in the bill which ef, London publication, regrets that, | Many In which ft entirely departs from all previous | eurrent concerning him. ing. The citizens thus awakened listened to hear | —A scholar white being whipped by a teache porcden since President Gaaxt came in, noth i ¢reeda, and there is ecarcely one in which it docs 7 ‘ ry of fire, bat heard instead, “Tho prisoners | in Princeton College, Tilinol A enn show how thoroughly ite promoters have | d , hothing has been Royond this strong vindleation of Byron's charac. | have led.” Very soon there was a lnrae ra ly at the +» Tilinois, last week, stabbed the eee ee ene te ee ee ae | OA i ave | dono toward the settlement of the Alabama | 20t introduce important changes, Tue theological | ter there Js litle to be found in the Countess « Jail of a very excited maititade, armed and unarmod, | tecer, and indicted a dangerous wound, Freveh Opers. Les Bavards and Chanton de For. | *#Kcn caro to guanl thomaclves against all | claims, The lamentation of this night bird wall | pocgrines (0 be drawn frou tho teachings of Bwedea. | eloll's book. It ls very vorbora, and there ts not hood lnnabarkineartiornthcdheact he nfl d peas —An Oregon paper publishes marriages nud Ce i possi le interference with the carrying out of | Probably grow longer and sadder as the nights borg are, In the most ossential matters, as follows: | much to repay the reder for making his way PeFORE THB ALARM DELLS. We heading, “ Fixed to eta: In Chicago oy WOOD'S MUAECM=femiet. Metinte toaey, Lie | their schemes, and to fom aca | ah eth hes (he zhts | The universe war created by an omnipresent, om: | through It. Tt seems that one of the prisoners feigned sick. | Proper titie for marriage notices would bo © tog and Wid Animals, tea ure an enormous , more it watches and wails the more | nisciont, and omaljotent Go, who Is one In essence P ness, and at length tambled duwn on the floor of the | stay." a wld be * Nix for we RIS AU serens on watrning { Profit. They may tako what roal estato | (¢ Mill wee that sothing ts done, If England | and person, ‘Tho Trinity retered to tn the Bible de: | crcidacrenet & Con crofencata be the meerine | (eect iler, who ‘wan 'wateNlng in the’ Railrane | 4 teverend geatle , i Of" tn “Family dare" Matinge on Saturday they want, on appraising, its value, wi wants to pay, very well; the bill ean bi t , ible de- | (Prete, Osgood & Co,), professes to be the memorinis | acked hit if he woul: cone iy an ete ates Rate eth dane tents tend KEW FORK CIRCUS, 1th #1, opposite Academy beled praising Ste valio, without | oo) dey, fi Ph in be made up | Notes only the three elements of the Divine Boing; | of the Hrawuville Athletic Mie cotjeet tata. | teksti if he would come in and hetp hm ut hun | all ls complimentary dressing gowns, siokl 4 ise shunt erie wie te Academy of | alleging complinnco with several important | MY Tay. Dut as for tho United States doing any. | the Divine ascnce, which s spoken of asthe Father i | prove the necessity for better physical care and ex | 1; intocked the ect Of te area uatanecting. | expe, and slippers to ® furnishing store on cunt nd Sarrdar Tequirements exacted of incorporated rail- tM, except to draw the necount and | t® Divine Haman, apoken of ax the Bons and the | ture among Americans, Attention ts not 40 mnch | fo4Kine in the lock, The priscnirs at ‘nce sprane | "2, 4 QUE TAMMANY Flore Matives. Three Tiying Me , oney, that is out of thy i Divine Proceeding or Opcration, which is called the ‘ nh | to their feet, cominanding the —Horace Creeley says that the darkes ying Men, | road companion, If any euit 1s commonced © question at called to the practical arrangements for attatning | the poril of lis lite, Th . see Garkest day fa 2 nconebechnbedb eee against them t re need | present, Our time has not yet come, Holy Ghost, The Divine Kesence 14 love and wit | qisend, ae to the rensons for purening it, These | Hey had Previousiy femoved witeoat kere te trae, | thet there iene ereer us oat wherein ho. Ancies es " a ium to provent the construction oeneecelltastese dom, or goodness and truth; and the aniverve was | gre embodied Inn lively narrative, describing the | INChiDe them open, and they now apra out, that there is some easier way of gaining a dottar than - : of their tracks, it must be in @ particular | ‘The United Staten Sonato last evening | ‘Tete’ by love acting throurh wisdom. It is the | experiences of a little Yankee village in Institeting HRS cet Gocr on the old jallor, end we Uy Stereu waemne 1 ’ : district, and is to Lave profercnee over all | passed tho bill for the protection of veterans | tomes creo lore others out of self to desire | an athletic elub, and the obstactes witl whee: tis roe eae i <The chiof erie at the Paris Rourse, an offie 7 ~ ee blhie# Gast, Tho fate of fan against bount: + ns | to be ono with them, and to render them biessod | gypporters of the movement had to contend, , Flag ntibia tall sl hshertia cer who reectves & salary of fifteen thonsand frances biciseg Mla BN y sharks, Tho bill provides that | from itself; these propertics of the Divine Love were | My. Gesto C. ; matey tial failed to lock the Jatlor A year, served a short time ow an office in the rob 14 Ghanee for Ant cent highe r than that charged on any other | beauties shall bo paid or sent by agents | the cause of ereation, and are tho moans of ite pre- | 4. i aero ' ‘eas Le embodied ins hand. | minutes ater Aiett, eee the bells, Tang out the | army. He lived formerly in New pot dhgh ny FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1609, existing provision of law which conflicie | {it of their heirs, without tho Interven; | ilsetion In Toving nconsclous ereatarcs, from CH ert the cekazife kecelotce he’ hae aenuired. | DloOduOURY RreeRhe To “Seieed Meee ees com | cHeRE WhO ave the Tver complaint, A New Bed - : , bo ‘ ireaetcont dite! een ‘ Hand the «cientife knowledge he has acquire 1 Torsey for the purpose . A Now Beds Rina A === | with tho provisions of the act is suspended | U°% of claim agents, This will prevent | Coantn wos necessary that soa should be ennowed | {UtZiM& many years tn thecnthuslatie pursalt of fpemed to Indicate that the follows Had made fur tne | OFA whaler recently captured a whale eos taining erritorial Acquisitions in the Norths | for their benefit, such dastardly breaches of trust as those of Hun- | Sun intepeotenes arcl res mil, Taordes to accure | 8% The came fish of the sea const the lakes, and pre base ndag! Llivttr ah MR esc On a recent occasion Mr. Outi, of In Altogether, th Max and other notorious awindlors in this ety. pendence and free will. In order to secure | the mountain brooks of the country oro all full THO MURDERERS’ CRLLS NoNsYCouBED, —The so-called Ogres of Montauban, the ine dies dale KA anE Cua Lah i gether, the stupendous proportions of | On behalf of our volunteers we thank Gen, Hexnt | tuande Ih mquittdunt botacen. free and | *ebleted aul described wiih the accuracy of a sav MT ecigtCxamination of the empty eett ied to the dis. | famonk woman Delpeet, was ao Daily Injured dur 4 vera eth elaborate and fnteresting | this projected colossal robbery of the y ot » Henne | stands in equilivrium between heaven and eee tlt bane ae ery of an opening ta the wail almost eufticiently | fn : Fain ca ‘ « ol ] people | Wirsow, of Maxsachuset and the zeal of an artist, and th sh large to have admitted : tng the attack which her accomplices made 1 gpecch in the House of Ro: mntuive fi ; f y Y i lassichusetts, for hia prompt action | hell, and hia froo will ts see hy the consta ist, and the methods and appa: | ximitted their exit from thence. fe 1 en ee iar ahiGe anes R pore tacives of this city conclusively provea that ite do- | in putting the bill through the Senate, Wo ask | eare of the Lord ee ey feck tatenee | Fatus by which they may best be taken are fully com: | et aii Ras i ana oy et a nA liver of the anuexation of the Domini. | signers know thelr power, They would not | Gon. Seuescee to do his duty as proinptly in the | between the two, that be may be free to make his | Nour tung Wilteg, with « miein of privens, | wall of the bata lint: UUTVGER ths eth: | Wrbdciaatear he Nett rae ner concn ‘an Republic to this country, Doubt- | dare to be so impudent had they not satis. | House. ® | choles Ie elther direction. Were he subjected onty | CO lsaak Walton, with a, mistere of philosophy, fall ‘of the balding. Tho awing seams to have | ccistence, Th Ace, beven fotilaning lodgin’ in less this portion of the island of Hayti | f ; . ; _—ncentifineeannseore tot re fentiment, and poetry that adde tothe interest of hin | peqn, lone, In the usaal e style with & ease | existence. They have never bovn acknowledge! oF es ; ti} factory nseurances of success, It remains to 0 Infernal influences, he would be drawn to evil | book, An appendix, intend rn nite fled for the purpovo, It most have taken | reeoanlzed by the white Freemason Y Would, in many potuts of view, be a valuable | te socn whethur they have reckoned well or Tt is asserted in certain quarters, that in | Without power to reseur timseit; were he subjected bis Prot sbvape jn oie oop: any for sports many hours of labor, ste Hones takes Irom the | Gusette masous of Massa by we may obtain it. But what we most —_—_-- Borst as clerk of the Board of Education, no ie depeival ct silie was: Ae hehe juereby | atudied with profit by housewives as well a0 flane sable able cow. During tho tast year che hoe given 7.494 need in ihe West Indies at present fe Cuba, | Why 19 Mrs Ford's Confirmation Des | further efforts will be made at Albany to pass the | and geif-eonsciournees Wits ol Rooenly. 6 EYe Tearcenk dhs Halanaly, he: @ctlaneat, Guarts Of milk, wuiabing Shout 14,008 pounds, and t te th #t and richest island in tl Inyed¢ bill for the appointment of anew Board, The | tim individual existence, Although he i held tum » & Bros, are publishing a e great in BtroudeLury wr Sietinay eork cael wn oery, | Yielding about $200; white thekeeping OF thiv aniraat Caribbean aca, and holds the key of tl The impndenco of tho Senate of tho | ve tcems to be that the object to be accomplish | Jn equilibrinm between good a the may be Scott's novels, at the remarkably esheria | Cont only B44, Gulf of Mexico. Wi we shall hav Vnited St. fn postponing the ¢ ed hy the bill was the displacement of Mr. Bonet, | preserved as an inde yotthe Lord fa | OW Price of twenty conta a vol ch volume ie Hog nd el BE An elligent gentleman from Germ on byte ea seed iy oe vag Ob. (ak bh A A poety @ the rma: | and nothing else. But this is by no means all | continually in ¢ eely choose the | CoNtalntng # whote novel arnest, ‘! relay Reo gy Amerieaa ebareh, had telbas en, unless England shall pr f ne a tte Forp, as Asses | that the public demands, nor what it will be | #200. If he, however, prefers evti, the external | ayy wonnsvaM BN OF ef IN THR CHAS, @itscaeat 18 toa. mate presented to bimand ff tous Jamaica in part payment | 8r of the Eighth District of New | contented with, fact, we pre i consequences of his had chotve and the hi sult Mebidels GMEN OPERATING UPON | Up to yesterday morning not ‘ ispered to the collector, "J dou't got mein bapere, yment | ® . Th fact, we presume that it cares a ; ; , teUp to resterday nz nothing had been heard | tne can't ver , lave, the public mind will | York, is something amazing. Tho Senate | very little who fills the position, What it docs ing from It are to somo extent restrained by law THE 3 ee GISLATURE, rom te criminals, Many of the puryuer had v0. Mn ey ay isle tl 1 After his death the power of ehoice ceases, and the a: . n vain. At ieneth, at | —A Leavenworth paper thinks it an evidenc r Ave nothing more in the West In. | Msht to know better than to do it. The | isistuponisa thorough reform of our whi petit tae vf pic dad O01 WC | Senators Wilson nnd Sumner and the Tee Tee hel eon eer eeone, It was ramnored | of tho Westward ithen aa he Bote tne ee tor eoma’y | Fighth District is very wealthy—the | School system, #0 aa to make it Pitaa lave be LHiHhatan es tha si is; y' wait FE LK rally with the Kiabt=itowr hed Stroudeburg when it was found that the | Kansas Legislature appropriate t SCAN tor Ubawe eta - ; ie ar bal taal tise raction in this life. I this ts evi, jen Reso aiw ' re Feoner Orie Wa custor te Broe i ‘ ; F ; With Cuba in o' { Fg. | chest in the United States; but then it is beateiey eral and better Mani 1 to the wants | he ts eondemnod, nut in vengeance by the Divinity Hen cu TeceracUplateus ef eonkioranca | Muletiigas tees Teens Nee fae bed Lea pine chit te hi ag and refuse to make reparation iu re, | ich only inmoney—not in brains, There is | °F (ne clans who are necessarily dependent upon | bat by his own evil imputacs, which lead himto neck | Repreneatntiver. i Sox mse: 61,000 preaching tho gospel to them, 2 t y it for an education, They want it ed his bke t! , 1 ‘tsb ill Ah dette bed =A hack driver in Buffalo, who bad det Gard to the Alntama piracies, we n turn | No man in the district who knows enougl , y want it praned at the |b among the numberiess focletics of hell. If | Spertat Correspondence af the Sun. g accustomed to exerci alo, who had d b ! 8h tO | top and « hes tle prevatiiag ; xercive, they hed foand | two gentlemen parpoxel i aa nceticwand ; i 7 op and spread at the » as tocut off the | bia prevailing love has been good. he ts gradu: Wasmixatos, April &—This morning I ob to five from thelr pnraners, and wer n purposely from reaching thei var ey pe northward in search of Yandd wher i an Arsessor, Under such a condition of | children of the rich whotake nn unfair advantage | [Maeated in the spiritual world until he is ited to | tained the follow Ie cope of ihe resothtinn intros | Laie ee arn oc one Me. Long eat And were | in order that he might make more money in te sat efac of ¢ le i 5 » Presiden Jone ripe ti % ° © An 0 < ft vintion intra on few miles from Steondsburg. A. be! ad Kon hem, is arrested af 8 1 re af ; tisfaction of cur demands, | things tho President bas done right. to gro | of i, nnd deaw io a larg tet of those of tie | tke that place among the societies of heaven to | duced by Senator Wiisou on the 1 Inst, Instructing | Ile the barn and in Ree bare ne hemes bed | spb sd the Instance of th gen { i ing to the law of geographical affini- | OMt Atay aa bese for a suitable per. | poor to whom it is practically inaccessible, It is My 2 is heap d. : ’ the Commitiee on the Judiciary to consider the ex+ | fy Foon Vee. ead asked Lim if he would bee | 00" . Fel ed Wo pay their hotel pill y, the entire territory south of the St. Law. | £0; and he did not have to go further than | on this ground that Tau Sex has advocated t! he coming of the Lord ns the Saviour was to re- | pedicncy of passing an act more clearly deflning the ‘ er) age rence, from the point where that river leaves | Brooklyn to find one every way qualified, for | PAstage of the bill in question, and still supports deom humanity. he human race at that Ail cleNon at ne 06h sabwi veoh haves Aes WORK’ | eT) en tae Ta Tme amr | Ie hie boca ald that Secretary Cox In a aF ani diadll Woandity Ueleibe te he Cate | tbat fis sdak Saber ae) AL weed HES IAC IU Debpese & law sul tl f bo foal toward the in , that the f meelanien and laborers in the employ of the id tesleed cha baa EMthe, CATh Unie: | lara tureugite Nw ie ; re m Meswenges dary, belongs to the Unite 1 othe a ut fail, flux was al Ait beeame | United States, them to the house, gaye them something to cat and | sucdtotorate te cke eed cee ce mad have trad States, This territory, with tho uljacont | Walksof life than the judiciary Paaanhe ES POe Panes a nieecteary t0 open the way for the entrnce of good ENCOURAGING WORDS FOR WonKINGMEN. Wille they were "eating Long’ act out for Siroaus, | S*Edenbora’s works, and expressed a certain amt islands of Princo Edwant and Newfour After tho Prosident nd nominated My 4 PA that Spain is now sending ont | nee and trath, ‘This could only be done by e Ta lesrkatason T Nad Kh Anbevle with Hamalon’ IE Ne Mioert ed aeCIEGh SEE ee LIM L land wravitulaa toward @ Tho | Fonn, it ts lan th pate 14 | 12 Cuba are not regutar soldiers, but » rt of | Quering the hella on the lowest pl nd for t Witon, I thal leaned Cl Sware, Nolte BAEWIEON TA TRE MAPMALORT ROTOR | rer ee and, gravits owanl thie count Tho | Fon, it is surprising that any Sen@or coul: x " wrt of n, He vaya that heand Senator Sumner, who | Were, Being answered in the affirmative, he told ft pei possession of this large dom: wih th favaeduaid | his confirmation. We trust, renege ye iacro ib za’ gh erelbuh ahislonsean ake Red ee. thy spite voted for th hetioue Yaw teat your, have Leck | eet Werte eerie nereian UnGke to che Beate, t nies 1 bea at tat edited Har ay ' 3 ba plead i ‘ 4 ‘onfirmation, ptrust, | (ho Spanish cities, A body of these demption iteel J in the sabjuga f ticked b oot THe “OLD MAN”? Loses Ms Honses, ively come to the United States next year, and. te eaaibaed oF ks Shai Re tha rechiee : ices ba Mave " af thone wan Were:| Loe aba eetdine tx andar of (ho he criticised by the proas of Massachusetts, and that he ee Se, Mp by i year 24 es Aan a 7 the St rae or rater fe At hr slip through if i brought re y from Cadiz, where they were i faveihoil sores 1 : f the heavens, and 8 | has been roundly abused for advocating Ata passage; whTt ng at Long's it w found nt not only were | ' mit r iy beepers improbable, Sic ¢ to the ocean, would be | Saturday night closes the session, or at least | waiting to embark for Havana, to put down an | peq sgh wiped ad 4 The’ | tad hs bee nok card: foe Wink. Ste will not retas ann Ong's horses uly @ | Tepes claved that her engaremonts for th f “ 1 a, or nu oratios ho volne Bak nes He wii ot ax lie rly foilow wd soon came tn sight of ext t } an equ of considerable worth and | Some time during the called session of tho | insurrection at Xerox, and an ey ses ali eg og but will get a construct \ the ‘NNecing RE URS Fear Were, SRR Ad YO PK he " 1 ‘ 7 ho ation at Xerox, igewitbisd tiated edie will get a construction pat upon the law i seeing. thelr pn poe > im s tho following stat « Sennte fore ‘i 1 i pent with the ‘ and not being secu to horse-back 11 rom sec z any offers of Trunsatlaatic tam t , as tho following statistics will | Senate for exccutive business, which will fol- | that they cominitted the most barbarous atroei- with the moaning of Congress I | the horses and the 7 vs ehow low next week. Nes" Many oF the ad ai sliled a paring tie condition of laboring directions, aims soos overtaken: | --An_ cccentrie simpleton named Rehofeld That part of Lower Canad Tt may tie . ies ear ttiny”. nti : M1 condition thirty years ago, he sald ‘l Aclydibaag HAS Urpel Sy | ' named Se 1 of rt of Lo anada which Vic it may be thas riewematane: | tT Pry I oe al unk, Kays ) bey Decome part of the ground of all en With the we shot on the spot, Mut he turn fered the Lyceum at Stamford, Co: J wie aa i i nen With their ie sits hae are wor pot, But he was returned amford, Coun, (00 if they @outh of tho St. Lawrence _comsate 1 Pao invorare th ha rT AP Gt eaHies Teka etter, “and yet they urged on the his thoughts and actions, pie to the jail, liould det Jawrence _cos Eels grit.ch was made by 4 y y urged on their men, that he found th ain should debate ani decide tn the noative t wet 5,000 square PRaxmes Uae anol hy * | Defenceless people wore cut dos iy Faith and charity correspond to trath an ; Weiter books, and in MEANT TO MURDER Tite BoY. pata ra i és Me any are milegs sE88.0N Td Wout | Heme iriendly Senator on Mr. dys denen fife ‘1 est Lie i hfe i PURE Were ee pastng faith te ith im she one 6 ach pistes {cilizens, and this ho attributed | Tt is reported that he said if he had known the! Besclred, TiN nee inion ext 650,000 SS A bes ae Piereihtune nie iis Se) pillaged, and women sla Two women t : ne Gol, every vay hours of: Yabat fiom aeurhe | Weald have rov Abad ey Gpnaied cia ile SEEK UPAR oo > Higa eauall gad bea sabi taaile i came J | exe thrown into wells, and hor ilo outrages feet ILE 4 GE D4 he vee wot i EEA | ta a eadntibn OE. Ceae poseuelse V pothave lef the Pd iswpet da hap st cal hi ieee seeouls. The portior edi. | trict 5 ol house there, #1 ‘ i js taved by the Lord. Man acquires fith by + i Orme) Waa, ® orties, as wrong Is to #0 plowsin abuse ls. The portion immedi t and hiro furnishod house there, such | were committed upon ebildren LOO MCallaE (Sa Tatds Lokcaleg UOTE. TOON) Uae (ne ee eater aR, Rae eed WN akay and could 1 aid pounetn Hasse alien Unviy FobUe VW jie ately north of New York and Vermont in | 8# he would bo expectod to live in, for much | This in the kind of assansine with whouw tho | deripiure, and living according to them. In order ylgobati' i) hace rane ie ee : : : nite rst - I cripiure, and living according to them. In orde eatek Eich ecg we ps ad tt rapidly increasing in wealth, and is loss than the amount of his entire salary—Let | patriots of Cuba have to contend, for mon to have spiritual life, and therefore salva. ven . ialdetaten . A similar to] ithe Uovavaur hen nok ret Rake tie aesond —Two editors in Chicago undertook to proe inviting to settlers, New Brunswick has alone tho other expenses of living in style ay % ———— sae tion, ith and ebarity must not be separted. | the bee etl ee Acoeats hank for Le execu! ides a: valtel alle ou a wale aul ani 25,000 square miles and 252,000 inhabitants, | While it is understood that Gen, Grant's mo- What is to be done about velocipodes? | Charity islove to the neighbor, and every dncividnal | putt fe gall to be very ay Ghee HaniT oe A atERY UNEARTE ee and Nova Scotia contains 19,000 aquare | tive in making tho appointment is to benetit | Here are some ten thousand persons in this city | man ts the neighbor who is to be toved, but accord- | posed to it, and as Chairman of the Committe: : bo lranpcbetiane tl Veutive shill, A lure three-whceled affair was see . 0 rid picyele for ple ia. goodness, ‘a pmnunlttes Sa be tly eonstrueted pavement, and whien Cutshe miles and a population of 10,000. Both | Mr. Forp pecuniarily. tle Qed idea ay phnelhtcariopat past rere oe eo err apr deoraree pierced Rained ral amclbaid ane iy leat eie cerita vier hi tek these provinces are closely identified | How ean this end be accomplished ? Sr Havens thers! Hee a Crcay |e fs ita Maule SYM Ne aMAAI Ie | Cae ee ee From tae Laguyate Courteh, Apri doorway ; cont with this country in all their mate. | We have it as sleck as a whistle. Here | gua h iu: case Bh EK: pss all es ae cause he loves the Lord, who in goodness itself and ae bled A pecoei hd ae flaklata s ; ccelleganh Gai ieee eoneees to tear down the house or pall the veh fag it is: sy i ’ 0 . ‘ New Hampshire has promis: | pirat Ward by the discovery. of fo =fielons, i Had Actaceste tie fish iy are. oak (AE ‘ bs t truth Itself, There is no love of goodness, and and by ry of four hinan « Helena, Montana Territe ts 5 ; . ; port themselves on the payment of a moderate | therefore of truth th atl ed to do all he ean for its advancement, in the excavation for.a cellar, on the. nort : an clongation of tho Stato of Maine.| Tet thotaxpayors in the Eighth District | fee, there is no public place in the open alr | other acurce, Love t2 the neighbor Is thar tormen | ,{°nmet Merton “eannot concetve how auch ® | Fhe Kaen ind avidenthy been thrown. ita fhe bus Ae tite ieee eae Orth hue Prince Edwerd, which. lee in the | tmmedintely raiso a purse of ono hundred | whore they can freely resort with their spirited | trom « heavenly origin.” rel} cnstrtin cn he nat oan the tar ae that sos tad erPRH UM SMR NMSO HAO ANA WO J Seine areca satnce tare are twenty nies tations . W ted by the Navy Di ment.” ! niber that be . ‘ are twenty-three ‘able vere mouth of the St. Jawrenee, contains | thousand otters, invent half of {t tn a machines, This ts wrong. The Central Park | ‘The stne of the Church are to be obverved on Pein eich owe cred atacaary ad. (Tee Hie a rome per ast betoro. the oper ine of | upon which piles of gold dust are staked w thon 2.060 sqnare miles and 62,0 inhabitants, | house, and the remaining Mfty thousand in Comuissioncrs provide carslago roads for car. | account of their stgnitesnee, whieh iw to be ascer- | Inthe Mouse Mr, Stevens. wade eeveral attempts | Warm ae, tod. wan, tmpwnsable, sid: cathe CORPRS ION GAY OSA BERG 7 ANODE 8 BORA Men: THe 2 2, 5 i ‘i ne louse Mr. ns made se attempts | were oft , and emem in 1S years, a 4 snd We ateadily increasing in wealth and pop. | bonds, and present the wholo to Mr, Fann. {-tleger @ bridle road for equestrians, end foot Lea alles ae tboet nees. Thus | ty obtain the floor, but failed. Tests yaleabie bo sgat tata. Ube warp’ beleracg | coe fines sn pe caatoe of twenty cons Motes: arse i y iner : bs : ss i rr BORE Latha for people afoot, all of the most egrecable | baptism sznifies spiiteal washi by 4s purities } Chahiiags aah {hata valuable cow {604 toto the swamp, belwcen | one having a fine-looking pistol buckled to lis side, ulation; while Newfoundland, which may Then, when he comes to assess the de A Alok Wr Gaeid they aot dae Bt to | tion from evils and fatsitins, and thus rogenerat!on GOVARNWENT EMPLOYEES CXDERPAID, Series: Waker eae wal tatk | cnn wand whan Ws Ganonae sotiaily apseasdry 2 be regarded as the seaward sentinol of the | He can take the present Into consideration, lps y y Hot also provide | “ane geripturce ara Divine ‘Truth, enveloped | ‘The men employed in Mr. Bashy's ship yard in} and the animal Lauled out by ropes, Yester- | shoot a friend sia ‘ : 1 assoea them low i i a hard, smooth way, thirty or forty foot wide, for ? aro Diving Truth, euvetoped IM | rts city, are allowed to work under the elght-iour | HY Afternoon, to dlzxing a ecllir, fone | hue a great river, has 36,000 square miles and and assosa them low in proportion to the | vicineden? Or why should they not admit such & covering that it ean be ap 60/106 | recs can veciee BRA0 pier “day: while th yale An skeletons were di Mi lying very near *to. —Queen Fsabella has given orders to the effy amount which they respectively contribute, : ” hdmilt | greater degree by every one, Toa man in cies nig ne men In | gether, and but a few inches below t dee, Tie | that no more newspaper reporters and edite bs ? velocipedes to the carr roads? It might be | the natural state they seem to be simply tive | the Government nayy yard on the same work are | place whew tlcy were found gives color to the Hus. | ire five provinces, containing | Doc# any one say this would be corrupt oF | gdvisabte to exetude them at those houre when | of ‘ eibe aire at incdfendieat | Bad €2,60.and $3, clon uf foul plays George Hrown, the arciliect if cwinyerrbid hea Melk palace, | BRO f9 ar : fa : clude then © ho ‘ ae ne expression of individual j nd one of our olf ‘eltizensy re wie eet tiects | preased with soma of the stortes which wevera P te of 130,000 square miles, or | immoral t : the drives are most crowded, say from three to | feeling. any one whose mind has been opened badly Sabcearede spe Sadek rg iieappearance which t (the year | these enterprising Bohemians | nn pai sled about wearls three tines as largo aa the Stato of} We should like to know why, if ono Sack- | six in the afternoon; but at all other times they | %0 thelr svtetiusl meaning they convey spiritual _Ttaw ex-Prosiient J. ©, 0. Whaley, of he Natlon: | ESE ahd tanned wt ame here ou hors | per, Puther Claret is likewise dissatisfied with the New York, and a population of 1,440,000 | ¢tt# Harbor man can take the gift of a house | could be adwitted without difficulty, truths, and to those wliose spirit has been opened to ene Oa 0 Cook, Vreaulent of the tne prescnt site | attention which the newspapers of Paris have been soule, whose every Interest ia identical with | nto consideration in tho administration of | | The only reason for refusing to relocipediata the eles wordt they. are full of lente truth, | Teer crabs of ABs ples TeatTiays S88 borate eracery house, Tig) westowing npon him. Tn January lst theex- Queen ) whone every i i eal wi ¢ ‘ ath it ene pO eA clocipedists | sry triple meaning ts owing to the eortesnondcuces | Meeting was arranced, | We me rates Union nd was unde 0 ba Hinteu that she wou'd not be disploused st the F thom of the Northera and Eastern States of | oflice, or at least gecm to do fo, another the Latico eh a eh I oe sof pete | iy which the book Is written, Fvery natural Mell; present, Committees from tho Goxport, Va, | MAmeyi n part of tor fa ott | Government would prosecute certain Parts this Union, and whose progress and destiny | cannot do it in reality ? If such a present | tie Ble oar that horace may be seared by ficanes, and { Cuarieston, 8. C,, Wastington, D. C., and Piiiadel: | drinking freely, and told some one We wae guing to | tors for alan hee immaculate char The are closely connceted with the prosperity and | ©" apparently bo taken into account in Leadlcerstnreders the bieye Heres bp phils Peed hal bldg mali Rene the Tock of ibe, bith oir tne old, Brace rome, | 278 nt, however, dutnot take the hint ui y ‘ ety not frightened by the bieyele, even when ial My,.and Rock Island, M., arsennle; also a Commit | # he bill, on the old § Out F n ; od fi f f " making up a Cabinet, why can it not really ‘ gi ade awn Sigh bv i hie was the last of bin. THis he saddie-bngs, Jolin tells a story of Thompson and Rog perpetuity of this nation, Why should not # may Y | awkwardly ridden, much less when it is mounted | ¥ Sapadicd. Bill Mibbe: eiseate tee from the Trades Assembly here, Mr. Whatey, | aud some ciothy the bs sited 7 2 ; Ai ‘i f 5 lesson e closely eny wey, « remiined at the hotel bat the | two married alain % England, with the consent of a majority of | be taken into account in making Up 40 | and driven with the grace and power of our be Scriptares ts the evlestial meaning, While CE Washington, wis elected Charmin, and Jno. W. | Man never tuned up, Ove of the girls ak tho bouwe | 310 Oe ale Rept their people, cede them to us in payment of | ###essment roll ? amateurs, If any ono is skeptical on this point, | Perectved by ausets of the Nistest heaven Browning.of New York, Scervtary. ‘The Hon. Mr, | bela iu thoawamp by atetanons hullf,-wtomets | dence, tut which Ms companion incsted. was bla her just delie? ‘That the masses of the pop- | The worthy gentlemen of the Union | tet hin go over to Clinton street In Brooklyn Mio eee only the natural meaning Of the Won at ee een ee tour law In Conreens, | tas no, investigation, ‘Two tler lard bayers trom | O¥” Louse. “Thompson rang the Dell lastly, when ° ‘ ork aul allo w thkke and i tune | fist t@ introduce the Eight Hour law in Congres as nO investigation, ‘Two other law i ‘ 2 P Wud ulation would rejoiee to Lecomo citizens of { Hague, who have plenty of leisure, might | any pleasant aflernoon, and ho will be convinced, Acorn and flow that are thereby prepared town | SC See ae at beg rete Conerenss | Ber neytvania bad disappeared Ker tad buyers tt | 4 window was opeiied, and alwly inguieed What was the Great Republic is unquestionable, Doubt: | YOY appropriately make this a subje We observe, too, that it has been proposed in Saoaa erated ‘ ioe ; 3 is Pein a eth cence rl bla i and itis: is tht tno skeletons foand ba wanted? “Madam,! inquired Mr, T., “isn't thie Jeas a smai} minority, perhaps a considerable | “iecusion among themselves, one branch of our Common Conneit to prohibit | Qiypiayed in these volunes than tn some others of | Pevente Me gave us some whotesome instructions | Ae, Tye Wa a rareta aun, U8 ou, OF the ae ris tiuiletea midge Pomel st ad aa would (oulici'tal eaverlcg she ste whieh a the velocipede in the streets of New York, The | Swedenborz's works, is eno of tho fundvaentad | MH adver, Ho thought it way wot the orignal tn- | served. “Phe thigh ihais’ tad "pert ot the ite ate | egeieimed Me. Thoenpeca, “Mrs. T--T-—Thompron st . i The Tax Commissioners. motion has been laid over for future considera: | points of his . And ta dectired to extend | tention of Congress to reduce the rates of compen- | In guod stite of preser ad wre of a dirk | po, ‘ Mea Roser, *t fs binds them to the British throne, If sueh Ree ON are: atari eee betailseeeat tates | Cacgaah tae cmitole- cetveraes caeeuiains asian With (oa Hours oF Anon brown’ color, owing, doubtieas’ fo the neton of tne | P86 Tour Panlon--Mrs. Rogers, won't yoo Ju ql we tr may be allowed to lie ri » According to this $ Y Att should choose to cross the ecas to their na. | We trast that before the Legislature ad: | 112 on the table, It is an illJudged project, | ered, the love and wisdom which flow from the | HOW BORIN CAMB TO MAKH AN Ase oF str tulthue water tn tie anamp.” We lope the remains | step down to the door, and pick out Hogirs, for 1 t 5 Nba red ee bed 4, the love and ota which flow from the ; 28 OF mE Will be earelully preactved, and em" investigatio jompson wants to tivo isle, their places wonld be moro than | Journe tt will pass gome suitable law for tho | ranged on mistaken fucts, It would be just as | Lord descent in the ng by regular dee | Ove of the members who had waited apon Secre. | erered, abies Ria) | aera Manet sciiy occurred at Ste filled by the hundreds of thousands who | *Ppointment of Tax Commissioners in this | poner to prohibit buggy wagons or one-horse preea eon Pager lis A: raare: aaterial aphere unre a Hak the head had based bis | pIVER AND MARDOR IMPROVEMENT, | Petersburg. A clerk inthe bank had to convey would swarm into theso new acquisitions | “ty: carts, Mr, Suir, the millionaire, drives to bis | jn the paturat world. « a dss Moa had ha agl Ee Ur petty ey patra ee m iettee - 2,200,000 roubles to the Post Office, He sent form from the teeming hives of population in The gentlemen who now fill that office | business in his coups, with his coachman in ] the spiritual world above : meh sare fe sa TERE alate aye w Caveranceey BMNALy yond a in | cab aud placed the money in it, but recollecting that Paes sate lotaie 4 lates ; ak i and spirit ep " goes on ty nexpe jewteies at | 9 had forgotten his overcoat, he oor and New England, New York, and Pennsylva- administer It, no far as we aro awaro, to the | livery ; and why should Mr, Joxns, his clerk, be | truths canbe aryived ath. interpreting notural phos | #AY that the appropriation made by Congress Is sc Tale iavaaect at Diamana nua Ke et rent Aid : i be SAN Sse eee ae eee eaten Sqn, | satisfaction of the publle, We havo no com | prevented from alyo going down town wpon hs | nomeaa according ts the thuc done of «oxe. | Maal a the anticats fr poston nthe ands on Keer Hee ta’ foned ibe, vehicle Holliiatsd. The ecle eee ae vat cuald oraedily 1, laden | RMNt tO make omainas tem, and we'do not | modest vsloripede; With only. Bimnsee fos G9) | |PRemmee hunerous tat the woges had better be rednoa, | ‘The bill approystating (xo million dollars for | Poy ustmeut was in Intense excitement, the poliea at FY li ght t sii rity pay suppose that a better set of men would be driver? The one takes a great deal less room in | Swedenborg’s tocirines are of the most complex | This letter is endorsed by Me. Bowles, Solicitor of | Harbor and river inprovements has passed both asp eee with and ase i. com vege ype eight Of: prosperity | Aly vet o1 ithe g | Kind, Tt te alinost impossivte to understand one | the Navy Department, with the opiuio ° C ' 2g 5‘ he a Pee . Boe eee cane, { Weely. to aueceod them shoukd they by re | the street than the ctor, aud if ether tate be | saty without andersining Ho to understand one | Me Navy Detartinent, with the opinion tat the | Howes ef Congicst, Ihe Senators Rom this St® | jn every drsstion, Th a short tne the costman of sich their presen whabitunts mui turned out, we insist that it ought to be Sarr, | 1") y ay nner inding ail the others, for cach foal pe reduced to cight-tenths of what It | should Lave sven that New York had ber share of | was discovered travelling quietly toward bis deoth teak fea i ieee PO ea a ae ere male ot | ie aependent frit tull orce pon iterclation tothe ] Was wuter the ten hour ws Tevasfurher reported | the aprropriation, Wart of the amoney should go t | gation, having sarted withthe fol convietn, froma bees RSE But they do not perform their functions Bing ‘A general view of his theolocy may ti thatan order was issued yesterday allowing : ret nation, having ' ; jit locomotion, we think it ought to be favored and | tained from these two volumes, b Fa ranes |-men: (0. work inthe W lay allowing the | the building of the United States basin for barges | nearing the duor shut, that lis fure was inr nhs Wevadway Mallrond Dill andor proper authority, ‘The law under | Wometed ge much as posse, tained from thete two volumes, bt At tenes mach | MER {in the Washington ‘Navy Yard ten | and reveiiue veswls at the Battery. ‘This basin entific Wiscovory has destroyed another of We give cleewhere this morning the first which they hold has expired, and they at ark Sct ic us Ra \ a ia Wh he inculeates to be serial siege old an ‘ bot that the men | which will cost §13),000, has already been begun by | our most popular theorke, Hemlock, to which arned from ot ‘ove, wefer to con ing eigl hours a d: 1 “ u ‘ ecetion in full and the snbstanes of the re- | merely stay because there is no power to fill Mr, Fisk, Jr, seems to have pretty effeetu Tun PEHaSNL AALAIIGN hha GAOh ade Wai enrg is alae pasa Mr, Dy He the oe rr rad lls RES RETTOE : by | Soeratos and Poecion were said to owe their deatt maining sections of the Dill now before the | thelr places, This is not a wholesome con: | ally deniolished one rival corporation, whose ine | and Industry, but we do not think ft fi all ts The following resolutions, presented by Mr, Col: 20 fe ey? en tthe Ba piguliarat wean ge 1 “ tape eens ae Btate Legislature authorizing the construe: | dition of things, and the Legislature ought | terests were antagonistic to those of the Erie | fuperior to the olter and more fawitiar one. ‘The | Mas, from Norfolk, Va. were unanimously adopted rv Sabo poison ab ally. Sse SUR OE TE BASE 8 ri 8 3 usly ad bd | . r ‘ q % book is beautifully printed ¥ adopted ; romont is about 254 by 80 feet, On that portion | were raently administered toa young wom) with= ‘ to take some action upon the subject either | Railroad, The Newport Steamboat Compat Barer alter which the Commiciee adjourued until tomor- | not excavated ft the basin are to be erected build: | ont any apparent effects, and a person after a dose tude of other streets of this ries | one way or the other, wich was the great rival of the Bristol line, | A book by the Countess Cesecroy, exited Seis ta fie 1 Jags for cuataia hones andl revenua, oflees., MINA | Gt cman WrHane RMA RLAL SMe DETR AIGM gh Inesat Tee i : ’ od by the ‘ ing o My Recollections of Lord Byrom sila’? creas, The Congress of the Tuttod Stat on | completed this bosin with tt8 massive granite wails 3 san orth sane accrnca ita vai grey wey cairo, Siu —— owned by the Erie, has just had meeting of its | My Meewltiows uy shed from Coneress of he, Talted States on eter ciet aul whartes berestver | ot the hemdock only experiended @ slight mnyculee Pe ae inter BabA vation it poe Hale, stockholders, and confessed to being on the verge | 4 Evxtish transistion by Harper & Bros, It 1s not | RowtW a lal day's Work ty all Govermminent employs | to be built 40 the city. numbness, which passed off after an hour. From i ; a iaies ee Vian of bankruptcy i consequence of the injury re. | ® history of Lord Byron's Ii, or of any portion of f the Navy and of War | eqlilt feared that the contract for the removal of he | further experiments {+ appear that the common Lill, even over the Governor's veto, and it is | It appears to be proved that Joun P. TALE, Y FO Ti nor is it a wober analysis oF hia charactor A NAW iw in’ ante | rocks at Hell Gate must be reseinded, ae the ean: he even a meticinal quite evidont that 14 ie neo ctak’| haan ile Galied Biatea ai Aadet) t ceived lust season by the Bristol opposition. | worxs, The creater part of here 1 Wout, AMI | tractors hive eucountercd an auexpecied dificulty | Remlock Ia neither & pol ae ey ee None eae fe it that it has got beyond the rik | Minister of the United State Madrid, has | j:.¢ however, has magnanimously offered to buy he greater of the volume is composed pouding Vinthe pay cand | iw current which rung at the rate of nine knots an ly. hat the ancients cal hemlock Wi of defvat in the Senate at least, By s¢ Pi eCan MIeANiage ctiile MIniGmAe TeLvliONS | Temien it aia are obociat aking Parment | Ttetitn tone’ eed eee, cummin us, Ha taw hie Peon teodered taoperative by | Lowe at sone periods of the day. This is interesting | qoubticas the eiewta elrosd, Toy Which im, In (acts & ? bi their whole fleet of steamboats, making payment pon the poet, wl " if trae, but it certainly is a litte queer that just now " " 1 7 “ Z pay upon the poet, Each chapter is devoted te extol: solved, That the wor on of the eon y q } 0 - tery, known only to those interested, all our | to import into Spain, free of duty, sandry | jg bonds of the Boston, Hartford and Erie Raily | some particular aus at Weta that ne | fQgmaNe if Congress | the Plane none’ lew te I'he discovere'a Vidal eurung. that baa been Ce AOA ese tarailog have beak 20h ante , : : , D var quality, gud the conclusion that h NC oF iu ne Rn vou Taw Ane za thousand sears, Gene Newton believes | —Some rather curious statistics have been cole nowspapers, except Tue SUN, seem not to | carpets and other merchandise, for various Compang, and of the Bristol Steamboat | possessed eurvasing excollence tw all is not i working classes by th + fa plan wheresy Wlamont and Corttics | recroq jn reference to. the composition of the British have been alive to this danger to the city’s | morehants of Madrid, ‘Tho goods were | Company, to an amount which will return them | Prising at the cod." 1lis religious opinions" were | lerislate It fay Ait wae the intention of Cong ° spe and etlectually removed. What | iouse of Cowmons, It is said to contain 333 univers interests, for until yesterday they failed to | paseod through tho Custom House ag for Mr. | about fifty por ccut, of their capital, ‘Tho ofr | Madamentally reverent and ploue, but his honesty Oey Fiat alee anit Roa TNE aime: Ot Conares experienced men, | sty graduates, among whom are 191 of Oxford and even mention it, and we doubtif any of them | Aun, and then they wero delivered at the | hws been accepted, and Fisk hus Narragansett badass Tes BSBA DK aah ieatias docteln H fo pare ah net explanatory of the nel nak tit ‘ i Blunt and others, of Cambridge, ‘There ar members wha werd have taken the pains to procure a copy of | shops of the traders for whom they were | Hay te binselt : Miilitaas’ ware wn@leahiva: iiiiabaneerumis cat ther tHey, mean echt hot’ Work Mr elghttcuins | The Pope's Views ou Avpuintiag bin Relie du ay ane ont) - anda ege at A C y —) id e . a Of ps hee er i row, W at Ii yo, remalaues Ls she bil} : ‘ 4 wally intended, ‘Tho fact ia proved by the | On the morning after Tum BUN had sur peace were Inexhanstible, Tits friendships i By te Becretasioa oe Navy Pe ys yn eee numbers at others, OF the nobility there are 3 Irish A glance at the list of grantecs jn the f vat | #tateme nt of tho Collector of Customs of | rendered valuable spa the Ludlow street qetameeien Un eae H ne one tate ed OF pub wae Casimir de Hempel, Roun correspondent of | peers and 1h sons of peors. ‘The barristers number gection shows a8 complete au array of ob. | Madrid, and by Mr, Hytu's own letters to | jailer, that eiiciat summoned the prisoners into Tally aosbaniiil a siohiys ; ee Fats | olde whaler Of Bot the. law was by at the Nouvesu Monde, of Montreal, writing on the | 12 the members in the army 09, those in tha ak gcure nace as could well bo picked cut of | the merchants, whose necounts against im | the presence and bade them listen to the reading | jive gor perteetion nud dn foree of ele inted des | "ithe Common Couneit and Aldermen of Washing. | PEF the Canadian Vontiveal Zouayen, has the flr | Hany 1% Comaston © ttleuie hy 48. bankers the Directory. One or two of them are iden: | he had eettled by thus smuggling goods tor of his letter as printed by Tuw Sux, But Mr. @. | which ted him to transfer his atfeettous #0 ofte a Hihw making lg Thoura'a day c logal aye won ae Rene pole me ci wal Mee i een ae 4 j 4, 0 prisoner who 0 fe hay ‘ ; . day's . few days ago T was di Py are 10 fathers who have sons sitting with ti tical with those of well-known citizens, but | them, Th Dani Apis rt has written two or three | one to another, wt they at ist alighted upon one J Wasiusorox, April $—Evening.—The resol va suo T was dining with (wo friends ot & | tre se, 9 pair of brothers, and 8 brothers of from tho company in which they are found Upon thin state of facts, as we are informed | '* rae Ait ee ined to listen to the ie worthy larvae them, Although this vehement ap: | tion Was unanimously passed by the House this a | prety | aby our Heald purse wh ch 8 Zouaves 4 J one family. - et ecital, and started for bis cell, 1 1 0 ause of every phase of Ryron’s character t# rather | te Trach ala ote aA ‘her pre elit, he same table a gentleman of mid> ‘eb aro forood to twllove that other personnara | from Wasblugion, the Administration lina | ters ens saxiod for bis cel Te le in| erent nvr | ternoon, ant a 4a bad been enerosed and J Cage oh ue deta gentleman of wuid> |" ste, Rocbuck has received from the prople of " 5 9 i ‘ jim and bade hi tay and hea e L turlsome to read, 8 neverthelon 0 ¢ Seiute, marked elliges ving +4 , ee intended, Yet it will be scen that to this | notified Mr, Hane that his resignation will | story, afr, Davis bade the “py ve hia hands | 8pparent that i¢ 1s not utterly dostituce of truid, ‘ ——— Popes ba paid bis BNL Soke ees OE ne ones Ps | Bhatiold, Rnclend, 8 teotlmonia) for hie w rhea i crowd of irresponsille speculators is given | be accepted, A similar notification has been | oa, and at this tho jail Joan ee ean enand | TBE fentences of praise which are quoted from the Fight-Hour Mase Meeting. (ts OL our frends then ‘remarked: "Do you | the shape of @ present of £100h Inveqted in We " Wh , ie " * , vie v our table ib Wa ‘uade in trust for his daughter, Miss Roebock, for not mat ewanl 4 ni f Ae TRARY, (Hac B FT Dean, | oi, and at this the jailer, losing hie temper and | srouthe of innumerable friends of the pact would | , The WWorkingmen's Union ore making errangos | ihe ng Tm Heer age og a ae | Vanda in trast for his daughter, Miss Roebuck, In for nothing grant worth two millions of | sent to Mr. Penny, the Sceretary of Legn- | shouting, 1am jailer here, and have @ right to | tone show that his nature was rucle an ull | nents for another masé meeting in Cooper Invtitote | rett: Mustel” eat, Pope Pius 1X. M, Ve: | return, he hias made what he calls his politieal tertae dollars, and which could be told for thut | tion, whose offence appears to havo been that | do as 1 please!” struck Mr, Davis, ‘The seene t i ‘3 3 such ag toawaken | next week in support of the pa owre and | What I we exclaimed, * a nephew of sien. | ment, in the shape of four pieces of advice to the a . 2 i eN@ } aAection and io mony points Warm approval among | have been fora long time Wording eight hours, but | ng Pontid takes bis dinner at Fein. : Prades’ U sum for the benefit of the city treasury. ho has duformed the Stato Department of | which followed wo shall not attempt to desoribe | those to whom he was personally known, It can | Whom it le mow sought to drive back to the ten | thie) Why, surely, he Bar th avpoa! Feetauraatilke | pecole.of Bnglands "Beware of Trades) Veloite, Then the extent of surface covered by the | Hars's smuggling, We do not sco the | antil we ean got further particulars from the wits | also be plainly seen from tie memoir, lthongh less hours, But they are, determined aot to go, back | manalgne in Home io lve in” Our fend replied: “Boware of Ireland,” "Beware of fhe, Units a grant issomething appalling. Already nearly | justice either of giving Harm an opportuni: | besses; among whom was Mr, Te aM te ia:| Ropacomity. diplageds aebay Se tas dette sited | eetoeMa MAGA PEELS alilan'ai Ue baaretartes of se | Ais Ingle nat ke holes i'm aueroe at aeiaeoan o2) | cower, tad Taare of Mire Gadel wet pani iu nA Hid PUY | nieve Se Oye ae great dry goods firm of Larunor, Lvpixoroy & | gave cause for the storm of abuse which Nel | soaeeiiy Navy Departuents in redvelug the wages | keep them apart frou al! the ofiecs und ‘advantages | De Comment ry soem t explain that * Beware of every one of our principal thorcaghfares is | ty to resign, or of punishing Penny for 3 i ies y 4 | ce their employeos, of the court,” MULMEES } Prades Unions” means, beware of Councils of Cone