The Sun (New York) Newspaper, April 27, 1869, Page 2

THB SUN, “AT LAST!’ “AT LASTI!? —— How to Manage a Radical Party Paper. TUESDAY, APRIL 27, on that roal mate of poor iron? It deeply concerns the public to know, Only a few day reofed. Her scuppers carried off no more green: | healthy child, if we only had more mili, id: eertainiy it shows dnty of ife more thin me the sternnes unied 8o muc My next move will be on Matinee on Saturday opposite Acad isley* dapanes 20 Hiroadway—Ivannoe and Mavineo Saturday Me PROOMRS A FLEET CAPTAIN, Everything now being quiet at home, the yonng A now newspaper ship, ago there was a meeting Is of that road at Hunter's Point ling to seekers of summer resorts Malapropos enough, th appeared in th same number of our paper which contained vant of this terrible elanghtor. captain became restie:s. Simon Camers yelopt the Star, was lnunehed in Phitatelphta, Was a one-gun sloop. s sailed in the wake of the 7rilune. 4 Darrel of crac! retta Norcia, M. V. ACK'S—loherteon'® new comedy would give me tily provisioned, aid she Occasionally she whieh, for special decks of the Tritune, Aprarently elie caused the young eaptatn He saw a bright opening in an other dircetion, a4 the following Jelter will «hoy nunene, May 21, 1907 tis after the 1 ea Ao great things with money, aul must do ther Qe MEXICAN EXAIMITION PALONS, 745 Ar with Portraits THE RICHELIEU OF THE PRESS, perbaps those whe help themsely Of Maxtinttinn and Cartotta. Until witer elect POVRRVILLE fn Tam tied here cireumstanc Ko away, as Ttave many 7 dos not seem @ very tempting one, u yard, with the prelimina as that of Fri¢ Tasan iny Virtue Not Its Own Reward, fon Genes and t Pte PAMMANY=Rot however, I shail adut © 8 © Greeley eu in for @ hard sinner yeu want me ita feet, Ewa here in Now ¥ ve fad many hard poilings fa oor a vith a= | mn ia to be re of summer re IITow Chase, Cameron, Grow, and isrewster were Fleeced, only this Star wets BOOTIE THEATRE. 4 at, between Sy and 6th ave ilo. Matinée on Saturday. THEATRE, Apri your friends pears on conclusive evi lence that IREE PAPERS, ALL DAIL «hae newer heen A he Caban insurgents thinks proy A third vessel wa 1967, Mr, Grectey's Coumo.tor & young gentieman, fh, 1867, and leader to tho Dran Craniey 1 of her supplies fr course such a gallant fghti or would not look k for $10, wh f editorial ari KL WAR LO ROE ¢ ers send out their cir. the writer of the ar ned letier to the G ron aceuunt of in Wis, Apri 2, 1 peremptorily ordered by Mr. Gr forward to the editors of the Wort, witli CAGLIONTRO ENTREES TH Deon Chaney One week afterwards sinuil exrp . ved at heart when appen! The readers of that ) ad wuddenly grown yc ons were apicnt witheven more than youthful freshn Everybody was delighted—espe © support of the or here, from which following extract: pay iin the aecond t —— » Weekly Sun Lon Wednesday morning. pantry customers will 1 A linited annie Beents per line. handed in before Yu'clock auxiliary hundreds lay ted me ail IN THE MARNESS AT LAST. traps for a $ Hours glided ke rolled the and the young gentiom. peelves Into. mon Cameron mays Hialp the dt, on Tuesday evening. The Revolution in Cuba a D. Favor of the Republicans of Spnin. re is. a class of sentimental politicians who take a deeper interest in far-off matters those that nearly invective, thund 1 iusteation: i Wacrat interesting aries were (rrific felt a rifle-pit dug 4 long tre tions of Mr, Greeley ds of the stockbold- uantity of pips numnaging editor wast pellod to resign, and the you Tribune saditte iversion im Wat KOU NOt rease We ered miber in Elmira last fall, Governa age of the Opera House, denounced NT OLITTLE KPT Jo}. Clayton’ mounted the raw big things al there denounced it Haine Apeare to the eat T remember Mi on Wanlking dow: T told yon. denow: and Waworby tie support of De: scorn tho Ameri \ These men would turn a deaf ear to the oppressed and strugy! and at the same t Was during the clos He was on st wever, and was not disposed to trast U Whom he was surrot Ma body-guard was wanted, bit {t required t 4 wronid, and the eas follows s TORIAL DEPAREMENT, Hike to kuow if yo ng Cabanas, ie pay the most cordial at tention tothe aristocratic revolution i norant of the fact that It is probable that there is fun at vernor aud his friends was not » Fomenor opens upon it, a penny paper of this city 1.0 buries Is Very pov Jor At quarter, g5,95 come into the Tr¥ane office ax stranger A All suspicion, ne witl ented that the | The © changed Ly the withdrawal of | ft seom to be i, tea the aristocratic party a nerve and employ keep the Cubans under Spanish sway, while the Republican party in Spain desire to do It is time, therefore, in deal will be lively tiv the letter hele we gentleman was in the sadule a How high he felt may be juigod by the copy from tis 0 Tho announcement is rey Cabinet is to Mr. Fis, Mr. Hoan, is probably partly true, partly false. subterfuge to g letter, which w Orrick ov Tue TuroUNe, June & 1966, J srrote saying tader Way it Dran CHaniey Cuba justic A trae Asti, ment with Don Ci him Poet sie any part of our in! Liver him 19 shar of May, 1 think, foi meron in the aha for seenrity, Prose in this city and that the etockhd. .thort'y before. the . tract T tiave’ ruised a at short notiee, Thitre got quite ax much andl Phil Iphia ky tong as they ran ot easily e haw things look,and to 1 to dig him ont Vacant that a I thin slay a day or ty 1. CRTs A LONG, ike to #9 ont 1) PRERA WAS TREATED, adelpula Astoe) however, ciated Press pe naper ne A Dean Coanuny JW. Straonte oa portion of the Mor waevels of joure Drak CHaniey re A ! pone! has want Hd for, and hi ference with Me. Muuttor y i diel that he wewcpapee coutatiing | Then the thing wae ont effort, time, o Mr. Fulton's that paper ti quieation one from th absolntely ww Cabinet war be was UUUL ast Week f rrect if he had and I faacy the 1 editor is ® gen Vive itn F correspoullet mer the * 0h Fours aI RG. RUSSELL YOUNG iW CAUGHT IN THE TRAP AT Last. In the n Mr. Simonto: duuing ft aday benind thi Ie Simonton then went Tithin a tulse despateh, ne the eRcap tiond yeserday-sicned all the check we Cuban quostion, to set the revo. Spain in its trac light, fact, he ought never to have believe that Mr. Fistt and Mr, hurry to leave, when we have beit But we shall ney addon di Si stOCK In th s trustee Ja the duly were Haaed Lo Tt was a revolution of the army and navy, 8 now entirel nd hope ta be eh The continuation of the trial of the spirit or Mumtan, yesterday, developed It was proved of experts, that Uhre ven or eight ways known to photographers by which these so-called spirit photographs € ned, without the knowledge on the part that any trick is being playe have amused the p Project of a Covstitution whi the pact history of Spant character, will prove a delusion, and is proba: Bly meant by its authors to be deiusi {s founded upon mon: Institutions, and in all probability it will be whenever it sults the conven pullers to ignore it, large standing army which now stiles pub in, wll serve to annul this the time has arrived for sof Spain with the 1 twenty rion fy Lik lus carricd me Uius her througa wor Veit MeCormett te hk documents of this eas on dd Jricud and tet him work wp, your own mutter? GAN SWEET ‘Pune always, JNO, (sith a flourish.) Cramins Mee. Ht this time ¢ THE SHIP UNDER POLL SAtL was also prov was offered §500 to go te gallery and there produce his spirit liken hat he refused to encow ly last Saturday, Meatnen than his own of Spanish wii bune, and duly Hie opinion in $ Constitution when cortainly shows that he agency whieh he claims assists him, was Intindate of his so-called spirit portraits, which ay the living sitter, has th on the right side of the face aud the shadow on the lofi, while the light on the sitte the lett side demousirates conclusively that in that instence, izinal of the spirit did not stand niewr the living sitter at the time the picture of Still, until the prosecution , by direct evidence, nt of some one oF thoir witnesses, they leave a dis which will not Let the police make a desceut ou his gallery and capture his apparatus, and then the thing will be settled beyoud all The revolution in Cuba is a strong diver. avor of the Republicans of ch should be encouraged by all who tablishment of republican ery sollicr that rd with that ¢ didn We abs Os Jow on the right. ‘tutions in Europe, Spain is compelled to send to Cuba is #0 weight taken from the Re Tho feeling of Spanish Republicans upon this point is shown Ina pamphict issued by their leaders, signed by Ferxanpo GaLtupo and takes ground in favor of the immediate recognition of Caban independence. the prond and dull lords of the Iberian peninsula have lived too long upon the bweat of white and black Cubans to be will Ing to part with this easy means of filling Cuba is the rich placer which 8 their aristocratic lives worth and the Cubans, in striving manfully for independence, ure rendering the Lest Kind of service to the Republican cause in the mother country When the governments of the privile slassos shall cease to exist in the civilized world, we will wonder why the work people did not prefer to die at once in the act of armed protest, rather than struggle miserably for existence from the cradle to premature old ag: vored and generally protli, M1 etaft was er Was exiled to F at least, the o1 April 2h. letter much repressiv publicans of Spain. the lotion was taken, was sent spinning bring home to the accuse the expioyin K oflered the Par Botany May), preferred to a was discharged ; done we ean div nearer Lome, Sypher, an old Tribus correspondent, bung by bis eye! for so ally taken by the slvck of his biee J dropped in the strects of Philute loophole for him and his frie fail to bem. pai, where he collection of advertiser news driblete; Beman Bre Postage Baitor,” correspondent of the Ty friend of Mr. among other things, Le ulways ¥ nd Vows nis ne the Washington ats and the ec M FROM CAMERON'S tion for Vico t's The Times favors us with a long defence a later period the Al! ant against the charge that oflices to those who gave fact that he has got pre emphatically de » he became I o soon atterward 1a Une son of Sen: ar feck ey, dear to bly hioart because, | in presents, The nts is adinitt that he baw done anything, to justify the reproach that these yifts have been rewarded by public veterans being turned 4 tails from the D. CAMERON A Nick ME\LTAY ndly inform us what it thinks was the reason fur making Mr, Boum Secrets just twenty-one, Lewapaper experience, was Camoron, whieh teat with § Evening Post fiat “ Secretary Bons finds office duties ill Lis temperament, and haying rendered the Presi: tall the support in his power, he will now re McClave 8 @ and Was therefore unwilling Voronto, Cincinnati, and New Ov) particular busines dupheation of wil the As he Post, mud W what be pretnised 4 The Commodor the fourth pase and that Sts intlu Ronn took bis office he knew, as knows now, that he could not its functions, The Defence of Long Island Mail », that the only reason for asking him to take such an office wast contributed Gant a house, to refuse the office for both th Lis umbition or bis vanity led him to accept it however, Was ey: The defence of Teland Railroad inst the horrible suspicion of criminal neglect which rests upon them on account of their destruction of hun Friday lst, is as follows: “The broken pounds to the yard, and looks almost new whole track was re Aquare (racture shows not Whe least Indication of oe oF unsoundues overhauled only two months ago. was only about twenty miles an hour, the roadway fs periectly level, and 80 singular wa In every respect, that those place could not imagine how ro fatal an uecident Bhould take place there.’ “ Looks almost new"—and the track relaid last September, and } road companies can alwa in their own defence ; and they freque prove 80 much, It would amount, @ietion of the occurrence of the accident it would show that it would be impossible That, however, is not the auicmpt a very It was bis duty as a gent enough to make both the intinent and tly angnifest, it He has perfor vest politicul linpositions own incompe: juite time that and the fresh, » thoreughly the American peop! The frerghts t vn mission int the catastropl President; and it afford ud that may cling Sanatorial the basis Initic enee (he main silenced aud t The Hon. ANDREW dent of the United States, is currently aved neventy-tive of bis pay as President, We true, because we have seen i ides, it is about the average of wl by our Presidents, donkeys who have proposed to increase the salary because it is too small to live on, Jounoon, late Pre Dean Cuan SELL YOUNG, LINTOCK, Esq. In the mean tine the ru to @ contra He bought the Yue N. ¥. Tumuse Eprronsan Derr, DranCuaniry: Lam quite ansion: f your compan: for it to ocour, ease here, although they plausible defence, But that defence—the whole of it--may be true, and yet the mana gore of the roud may have Lee mauelaughter. 8 additional §5,000 Some of the newspapers are. praising: the wit of Axonew Jounson beeaw Nashville he called the present Administration « The wit is fair, He got it, wh got their wit and their wisdom tooout of s newsp per. The sarcasm in question first appeared $5,000, in 20 days; andl as this wat an absolure rt belore he w in his speceh w: ing tn all €4,350 contract on iny p niuch tire of mansions to hay Whether the Gift Entorprine, a guilty of may have been Yevel, and the rail heavy and new; but it would seera to follow that the accident could wo! have occurred undess (he vail had been of en inferior qualilyof ‘This is one of the most startling facts that sould have been developed by the happening Are all she nowlu laid rave Avet the complete Yilh of wale, the a o give him sone trouble about ty Wat do yon know whout this : RUSSELL YOUNG Cuas, MoUuaxtoor, Esq. QATAN TROUBLES, "Things now ran very sino ‘Then the Commodore, a ter striking Cameron again very heavily, began to hedge as foliows ‘Thx New Yous TRUNK EpirontaL Devawem en, dun Dran Cuarvey: yee dos a> wall that We JW AYKCCK UBAVILY MANY TRIDUNE It would pay, thought Simon, tye following letter on Zridune note the Hon, Maxton Monnuw, Tus Sox's candid ite We mention those facts Lot him haye They are always ¢ Commodore and so oa story’ to bell you avis MeWarland. rie for Mayor of New York. because we are proud of Manone. the glory of all his own jokes. wood, aud sometimes good-natured, ‘The ship was prepared for a new voyage light sails wore taken tn, a the captain had ta- Dean Cnantuy: T have been al! from headquarters to keep Lis vessel close @houl Our nour lithe pression ts that Aer waske om ae theue few day of thie homicide, ~ t delphi was coved. "The despaieh ha, atid Peet ived the follow i True Ne Ovvicw, New ¥ Gut of his Oilic JW. SL Few contidential frie Nov tuint fie th vinced they are dW JOUN Rossen CUuKiosit1 Manaistog Bditor, The Motes UW ASSOCIATED On th Cua fon your Amor LLL YOUNG Stockton lett Or Nov, ove sent to Uhl Dean € Anos yerterday moraing, The Case of Juun s. You WHERE THE LEAK REALLY WAS, In vi low tee er, Will prove bighiy luteresiuny, tons Jared lel jermit Me. ¥ vidual to contr ey Wis resi; wit nthe mere purprse > have Taeslay'* Post Ii Was to Have hint goon Ladtow Sreeet Jails Mave hot tlondered ¥ ia "daind Jou ted cai y required hha te BUT DIDN'T—REMARKABLE siMPLiciTY ow | 6t¥e Voll in £65000 Presentatio On January 21, 1568, ygathered in the #ky. following from the Coma Dew CH ARERY here but the t Bort Cotomnt LWaUt Wo lave the specinie taike tte, wind stk id thrown into ) suiled On With he vies Were drow bed var of the brea Dana has been tor es world,” Alor Me orn that the Just éburent ty that elty the mame kind, and be Wor ve nur than Me, Gr 1 luck In thts 0 ‘Tbe Vetocivede Patents, Te the Bititor of The sw. Lu your papor of this m Lhope yon are dotne well, tA 4 patent Would do at once, arpris ir you were Ww fo tall clove to th im You 4th, of February, 1968, he wr ne, Tage tn the Would, thha way yo have divame ow days after thts he visited hts D ult Bot be sur fix months, Charley In this conse Lave commenced * againet Calvin Wit'y and ob Suis until toore bu. written toa Thaye some r ts they are bound to vee contloman ine! : SEPIEN WM. SMITH. WW Wiidiant erneer, Apri a, piesa ant SLU ES na forms a very agreos! or article for pusliin sand ly recommended by ply vicuans [OF he now hots op th assured me, uy to. the th Anguse last that Woune. “We said that Mr. Suclair nutritive £01, 8 Ser ar old Soa Ma Mr, Tiss ewslinls wud gb oud ly all exogera,