The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 20, 1869, Page 1

THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR ~NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1869 PRICK TWO CENTS, THE AFRICAN GOLCONDA. LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS, ——— NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. arora rx Lovistana. LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS. onaieeesion Openiog of the Biate of Veneanetn to the ai Bloodshed tn the CUY of Jefferson—Co 4 rthe Wert = tween the Metropolitan Police “ Fr FOR QUEEN VICTORIA'S DASHES HERE AND THERE NY THE Commerce o' TNE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE MIN- ‘ THE POLICE AND POPULACE OF TRA» mA LMOUS KOH-T-NOOR, SUN'S REPORTERS. The indomitable and persevering J. W. Hancox, ISTER TO CHINA, Gus beiue tathee tae’ re LEB LN COLLISION. The Mutual Friend, published at Milford, Kent Req, proprietor of the New York, Albany, end Troy ealilpaidie The Police baving been oy county, Delaware, a few miles inland from Dela line of steamers, has closed negotiations through Mr ingen in the Post saat Mobs Fighting Fach Other, and Policemen ware Boy, says that jost before going to press It re: Sotelda, with the Veneauelan Congress, to open that ab Me vet A 19, p silts pido erfe Steters ‘Farsian Upea ceived positive information that two echooners and Staiv to the commerce of the world, from the mouth Sdjotatng elty of Jeferson, Though included in Police-The Mob Fired Upon—The A small steamer were seen hovering near the coast Coroner Volk, of Hudson , Was summoned | of the Orinoco river to St. Fernando, in the interior. , : Metropolitan Police District, haa refased to accept Neti a and Wor mounds of the World. on Thursday, and at about midnight eight boate | before Recorder Aldridge yesterday, to answer a | ‘The more effectually to carry out this great and how. | Wasmxorow, May 19.—Senator Buckingham, | the Metropolitan force, offering arn @! resistance to vot, May 19.—An ugly riot has taken @t « Trem car Brectel Correrpondeet, were lowered from the sides of tho steamer, and | charge of assault with a pistol in Berger's saloon ou | ornble enterprise, Mr. Hancox Is having rebnitt the | Congressinan Bailey, and Gen. John Cochrane ar- | every attempt of the Metropolitans to exercise the | in Tralee, It had {ts origin ina Aght between two Horkrowy, Sovrm Arnica, March 18, 1869.— | gree being manned were rowed some distance up | Monday night, Tho Coroner, whom Oficer Ludwig | ne steamer Hero, at pier 48, whict, when Anished, | Fived to-day. Senator Fenton and Congressman | functions of thelr offices, Last night the Meiropoli: | mobs. The police interpose!, when the opposing Our litte villge ts Alled with an unwonted excite: | the bay, returning loaded with men had locked up and held over night, emphatically | will be despatched on that errand, and thus Amert. | Ketchum teit torn'git for New York tans of this elty mustered to the number of 300, nn- | crowds joined against the pollee, and threatened te nent, consed by the news that a diamond of extra ‘The men were plainly seen from shore when they | denied that he used a revolver or had one at | cw perseverance and industry will be warmly we! Gen, Rafus Ingalls je ordered to duty on the Retire | dee a captain, and detailed to take charge of the | overpower them, Tho latter were compelled to ase Ordinary briltianey had heen foand In the colony. | embarked by the lights on the decks, and were ful- | the time of his remarkable exoloit, while Officer | comed by the Venesuelins, After the Hero te des- | Ine Roard now In soxsion at Now York, vice Gen, | Jefferson Precinct, made a movement about 10 | firearms, and discharged several rounds from revot And was to vo seen in this place by any one who | jy armea and equipped, Warner testified that prior to t.. frucas Volk said he | parched, another ubstantial and well butit steamer | Reove relicved. O'clock on the manteipal baildings in Jefferson, | vers and muskets into the crowd with fatel efeeh chose to take the tronble, As you may imagine, not | Those who witnessed the embarkation are conf: | wou'd kil somebody; and Berger, ina depcsition | of lieht deaf will follow her, Thus tt will be xeon Mn, HOWARD'S INATRUCTIONS, Which were filled with armed citizens, A amall | Onc rloter was Instantly killed, and several were & man, worn, oF child that could toddie missed the | dont that the three vessels took on board at least | before Recorder Aldridge, declarcs that when the | that Mr. Hancox hae determined that hie great eue- | ‘The Mon. Win. Howard, Minister to China, ree | Pattte ensued. Twelve or fourteen Metropolitans | wounded. Of the police three were wounded; one fight. A deseription and Mistory of the vonderfnl | Ave hundred men, aa the boats were making trips | Coroner went behind his bar he distinctly aw the | ease in competing with all monopotion wil not be | ceived his Instructions to-day, and will start Ina | Were wounded, two of them, It ts thought, danger. | of them is not expected to recover, Tho mob dis fone may n teresting to your readers, and | for over un hour. flash of a pistol, Yesterday morning the Recorder | alone limited to the waters of the Hudson, where he | few days for Europe, where he goes to conrult with | ously. The poitee retired, and Gov, Warmoth eallod | persed soon after the fring commenond, but not bo» Twill accor! y aive them, Hammond and Free: | has successfully and energetionlly combated all op- | Mr. Burlingame and Wis mandaring, Mis inatrae | Pen Gen Mower for troops. One company, which | fore several of the rloters had been seenred and y brie The flo t remained quietly near the shore antil | receiveu a certivieate from Drs, Was furnisher DISCOVERY OF THR JEW adont fo’elock, when tiey got under way and went | man that Berger's wounds are not #0 serious as to | posttion for the last thirty years, bat that his energy | tions are more in the nature of # general per this morning, marched quietly to the | taken to the station. ‘The town Is now quict, A Mr. Gchiatk van Niekerk, a Dutch fremer living | outside prove fatal, Accordingly the Recorder went 10 | will be acknowledged ' Both America, where all | to do whatever he Onds can be dono to pre pal builiings and Inetalled the Metropolitans | wumber Of ervests Rave siace Been made of mee ‘On the banks of the Vaal, was the discoverer of the A sinall steamer and two schooners passed Cope | Berger's house and took bis deposition, which w: the commerce of the world may follow him. It ro. | interests of civilization and commerce, He will te | P 7 Prominent in the disturbances, first diamond found in this rerion, Undeterred by | Henlopen on Friday morning about 6 o'clock. that the Coroner's party flung all the glasses at his | fects much eredit on Mr. Haneox, not only avn man | main in Paris as tong as he finite it proftadie to do | aight sorcongaon betdibtarlabclih Satta Bmenilydl Bey ny clatmes the niverse er ticigms of various counoissenre, he | ‘The belief is that the steamer ame from New | head, and boat him on the bead with a pistol; after | of vast undertukings, but as an American eitigen, 0, and will £0 to China vis. the Suce ronte, oF re. | the Jefferson authorities in resisiing the Metropott- Heerdl continued in Nis Work of discovery hke a man who | York, and that the majority of the men came down | which they “kicked bim about like a football." Mr —— tarn to the States and go via, the Pacife Railroad | ## Vollce was entirely wroug, in view of the fect | py Mig Nm oe eae today stievess, until on the afternoon of this | by land to avoid the Government authorities at this | Volk says that instead of having a revolver in his AMUSEMEN and San Francisco, that the Supreme Conrt had decided that the Metro | ontin, - es Wao WULERTAN MNGi politan orranization was focal, Tt is raid, however, | Sn felt sure ¢ day, at 4 o'clek POM. (it is now even’ a'to d ie Unite cuss the relations of ( St at Beiioin After tracing the feeling of ), be | city hand at the time of the affray, he had a serew driver ‘oon’ pare * Robineos “rusoo"* fn pe yen ae on a i 1 ertears to d t iT 1 Dbronght to the aroused people of this place the | commonly used by undertakers, Recorder Aldridge Moon's Musevw.—Robinson Cro 8] ae tion. H.C. Blow arrived to-day, and eatied | Mat the police began Bring on the Jeffersontane Last the bosauot cs daciaed Golesi: F \ientie tt trgest at 1 th Bin ge An Expedi Amitted Volk to ball in two sureties of $1,000 each od'a Muscnm has finally got into cxcciont run “| nlat without stating their business or who they : § 5 4 re amor hat ye een foundin Africa admitted Vo 0 ball in two sureties of $1, cach, apon the President. He will leave for Brinton Amerteans know that conduct was, or ch proof all envious disparaging was ai _ hing order, Everybody has found his plico en the | Jury 9g were, Ttappoars from all accounte that the number ed to be, void of offen If priva Heneed, The excitement that ensued was inde Spectat Despaich to the Evening Pom Departure 0 Hon. Waldo Hutching, #lage, the actors are at home in their now dresses ‘ MATION AL DREOAITANINS, of Jeffers engaged In the mélee lust night was i eyimpathies are to be made vjeet ol Specta pate M Fon 001 lon, Waldo | i 7 pee, ‘* | only elght or te ¢ number of OW: cco i eto gs igo» Mad feribable. Bi jaste beleld a mighty city arising | Wasuivaron, May 19.—A gentleman who ar. ia stg at noon, the Hon, Waldo Hutchins | and inthe diatogue of the pi ees the slncers aro 19 | Seerotary Boutwoll is revising alist of national | nly eight or ten, Ay i number Mh carere rive anter-charges they are Hable to, toed fa their midt that would alstance al otters of t86 | teed here this morning direct from New Orleans, | tiled for Rurone tn tne steamer Neva. tHe was | seeord with the orchestra, end the compiteatol me: | yanks medesienated depositaries, Ie will nt have | éYtT. Were assembled thie morning, bat on levrning iefe, and conte’ the Bepetigtions te Stairs World. 6178 that several hundred men are in camp near that | Sccompanied down the bay by the members of the | cincry of the seencs rune nmoothiy. It ts really ® | more than one in cach Congress district, and not | Of the approach of ‘he military they dispersed. nizance of pabile jaw.” DESCRIPTION OF THR DIAMOND Lincoln Club and a numerous body of fricnds, who | first-class apectacte, Money and labor have been had chartered the tag Henry Sith, Mr, Charles 8. Prodigally expended on it, and the rosult is one in Spencer, who was abourd, delivered an effective | which no one can be disappo!ated. farewell speceh, to which Mr, Hutchins responded. | Ina burlesque no on) mxpsets to And any w: Mr. Myers proposed as a toast the Health of Mrs. | developed plot, or any Gatlucuc of apoctal merit, Hutchins, and Judge Fithian, of the Superior Court, | cept for dexterous play upon words or goo local responded. Mr W. Il Pope, the actor, recited the | bite, ‘To this general rule “ Robinson Crusoe" is poems Sheridan's Rite” and * Barbara Frietehie." | no exception, The story ta suMciently hinted at, When over tho bar at Sandy Hook, the tug closed | however, and tho dosort Inland furnishes « sugges dienkeree “ar torr in with the steamer, and Mr. Hutchins on for mneh pretty scenery. » sald day anda butcher who was standing quietly at his mar Lng aboard amid the lusty cheers of the party, au ‘The procession that attends the royal proxross of | enable ite employees to participate in tho cere. | Ket stall, The violence of tho Metropolitans was playing of “ Auld Lang Syne" by the band, On the | King Kickeraboo tho First is the seente climax of the | montos."* entirely unprovoked, and was dire ted against an- return trip there was a dcal of jolly banqueting and | firstact, The stage is Miled with every kind of bar ‘The other Departments will issue similar orders, suspecting and warmed bystanders, This took emptying of wine bottles, and a number of speeches | barte monstrosities—the chariot drawn by alligators THE NATIONAL, MANKA, place at the munteipal oMcers had disappeared, ‘able as it le The force at the off lerable exettement yet exlats in Jefferson, and ‘Tho Peace Society city, Urilling and perfecting themselves in the ase of arms, preparatory to going to Coba to aid the insur gents, The exact position of the camp was un known to the United States authorities, and every precaution was tised to prevent its becoming known The gentieman, who visited this camp, men are mostly ex rebel and Union soldiers, are well arwed with Spencer rifles, Two vee sels bad been chartered to take these men to the Florida coast, from which pl.ce ® steamer would convey them to the eastern cad of the Island of Cuba, One hundred and seventy thousand doliara had been raised In New Orleans to equiv and transport peered | dotlara bad alee teen | DY Messrs, Spencer, Gridicy, J. A, Thompson, Har- | being a plece of stage property as a that mninber in some of the ities, Probably one half the present number will he dropped. DRCORATION. DAY. Poatmastor.Cei reswell bas ixsued the infantry had two howitzers, all under the command | "4th!" {he cocuiaanes of pabile laws) of Gen, Mower in person, accompanied by Gov. | 1: sayes Ehavine toate our Benton we war be aan Warmoth and Police Superint content to wait. Ite undesirable ¢9 leave the ques tion open; but in the present condition of the Ame- Afier the Metropolitans had rican feeling no possibility of ® speedy ald satis they proceeded to revenge their defeat of Inst night | factory settlement (¢ apparent, following order: upon the unoffending bystan a number of whom Pato tho seaire to act justly, this covskey ban the 9th of Moy, 186, having be ‘ ‘ rf ‘ 4 ._ | no interest in concluding a convention, aave thata e be af og Wis. having been | were badly beaten wiih polle eo clubs, andcitt- | Soecment might protect ont eommeree hereer of decorating the R! zens were indiscriminately arrested. from auch deprodations as the Alaba y order Among those beaten were an old gray-hoaded man | tiem not cordially accep Tt weg! me Stig carats, and is of the ret water, Competent Jndger regard it as one of the most bril Mant in the world. It is a little over an inch in Jeneth by three-fourths of an inch in breadth, and Blitters like pore fire, It has a slight indentation at one end, but this is not lixcly to impair ite value, And wili certainly not hinder its cutting, By the de lighted colonists it has been called “ Nickerk’s Pandetogue,” and will probably bear this name long After its original owner is forgotten VALUM OF THE DIAMOKD, Mr. Niekerk did not Mind it by treading the waters Of the Vaal with his naked feet, ns the natives of the istrict do, but bought it of a Hottentot or Kafr (1 faithful exposition of pave the way to concil —_ o Alabama Claims, ofthe Comptrolter of the | en, and forty tho i" Geshor, who weed Ih as 6 charm tn Me profession, tor | remem aed Deis thesen bor Master, Alexander MeCleod, and others. Among | anusual, while the ostriches who fori tho eavalry | Currency has heen for sovrral weeks engaged In pro: | one company of troops remains there, Toxnow, May 19.—Tle anniversary m of 4 received from Savanaah. . t Pol % paring # porta of the National Bank _ a * the Peace Society was held to-day. | Rei A horse, ten bead of cattle, and five hundred sheep, idiuicae the party were Police Commissioners Smith and | escort are made up with the greatest «kil! Tix Aesoes Hates, showing thelr were adopted regretting the rejection by the ‘The firat diamond he had the good fortune to find ‘The Qeaker Ciy'e Crew Fiacharwed. Manlerre, Mesara. Ieaac ©. Hunt, Sinclair Tousey, | We can only re ndation of Mike Dusiness on. the 17th of A WAR AT oy ARANTINE, Mates Berinte of the -Atabems claims treaty : Be sold to the Governor of the colony for £500, but | Yesterday afternoon the crew of the stoamer | Ire. Miller, Gen. G. W. Palmer, Supervisor Stow: | Taylor's very good singing, She has a pretty voice K lan been complcted, snd 8 | wo woes phyetcian Doles A tue stateamen of the two countries are anal this last and extraordinary atone he disposed of to | Quaker City, mow called the Columbia, were paid | 8th Joseph ¥, Etlery, and ex-Alterman W. B.White, | and a more than usual amount of cxoe the United States will soo ready, ‘The abstract janity of the two great Angle Baxon Messrs, Lillianfeld Bros. for the round snm of | off and discharged, ns tho vessel is still undor the 211,200, or nearly 6,000 of your money. Even | survoitiance of the Federal authorities, and eannot Miss Marle Longmore (Robinson Crus) a | of the national banks of ww York Mtate, exelusive tings. duck" of an actress, pretty, winnin: of those in_Now York city and Albany, comprising and vive | S34 banks, alow an aggregate of §13)/30,090,08 Tnterent A sale ofa ings b: ’ PL hat was below {te real value, for it is now estimated | eave this port without an investigation, There are ntings bY | cious, We have already referred to Mr. Pateman'n Quanantine, May 19—Midnight,—Judge Dow- ‘at from £20,000 to £90,000. seven ofcors—of whom three are quartermanters— Lrenel beg Was effected by Mesars, Leavitt, | vivid pantomime in the character of Friday. Io By altos - Ung’s action tn discharging the man Coady, who wae ore Treaty with Pranoe. OTHER DIAMONDS POUND IN APRICA, on Loard, The Columbia, it is believed, will nai | S'rebelgh & Co. last evening. Among the highest | demonstrates the truth of the old proverb that | | Tt hasbeen :rining steadily here sinco early this | ticu pefurw him for violation of the prices obtained wero “ Old Homentend,” by George morning. Innins, $185; Tho Inspirat Painted about 177 by Angel laws, is bearing tt fruit, Yesterday, every weasel vee scestes of wesle Getweel on oh nded by a Moet of | sttuilar in substanco Wo that which he with Geeat Metals. Me, Barlingyme and the Chie Pants, May 19.—Miniater Burlingame has taid Besides this diamond, several others have been | noxt week on a lawful voynge, with full crew, who jan AGairs the. Yound in the same region, all of great purity and | afer their arrival ataneutral port may ofter thetr valne, Last Sanday Mr, J. G. Carinnus passed | services to Gen, Cospedes, and find a way to reach “‘netions speak louder than words.” ol if re,” 7 ¥ “4 Her " oO athematic ‘a Kauminan, 81%; | gavage, His volee Is like Forrent's, as deep h a weil | mails Inst year at about fly dred millions, oats, fliled with a miscellancous crowd of wal rough Baltfan's Drift, « village in our immed his headquarters. Meantime, the Spanish spies in | © Shanklin, Isle of Wight,” $12); “ The Falconer,” | and ay cloar as a bell. Extensive changes hare boon mado of Post: | clerks, sailor runners, slush men, &e.,who, embolden- | Reve leSatlon expect to conclide the negettadeens Belghborhood, with a diamond in bis possession, of | this city are laboring assiduously to defeat the lead. EB. 1. Moy, $110; “ Mount Desert Istand,” F. E. ‘The pantomime, which forma the second act of | marters by Postinaster General Creawell of the class | eq by the suceess of the Jerald’s newsman in evading xt month, and will probably leave Paris avout the falmoni shape, of splendid water, and weighing | ers of the Junta, ci seed $40 Mi Ween w. hee braid “ Robinson Crusoe" (thongh it hay not the slightent | that does not como under tho Presidential appoint: | tye jay, gecm detormined to have everything thelr proximo: ian bal % ~ >< “ Liberty or Death, lobie, Lady Godiva,” or Y e oh en a ™ "7 eesti ibe! herigd Chief Sebonnel was} Dutee. H Leatee, $600; “ Coming 8 Georne Tonise; | (adenine tra sree” Any Welhere bad 181 Remonsirances are bel SSHOMUTD uy Odell avenged Cerne elit yep ai NEW JERSEY, by traders to be lu pos . The atepoeed tb OF: Cat! ahs ae ie eal \ nd Man, Ndent by the friends of t naries | Mystertous as the Herald's, w equally e- ; Weighing from 3% t0 10 carats ench, all found along | _ HAVANA: on ag eth saline trip of mi $290; Mores in the Butrashies,"* J. Boanme, @52) ‘The music ix under the direction of Mr. FW. | at the Sandwioh Islands, tarpoint: | cessful in cetting them out of diMculty, “Tothe | Gen, Plumo was serenaded last night at bis reste @e Vaal: Jaatic, her Rake euich foand tice Gen Dulce to Cinco Villas has been postponed for wai opti oh be r ee $100; © The | Humphrey, a most eapable lender, ‘The selections | Ment Of F. W. Peirce, of Howton, ax Minster there. | gevit wid ye," said ono porkon when ordered by the | “enec. Mt Briige stroet, Newar (lamonds in the sane place; Mr. Charles Mons in | He present, = chy .. Kitiott, $475. The catalogue in- | are made with much tarte, and the general excel The mitten fi ally agreed to | doctor to leave a vessel which he was about to boar M. B. Northup & Co,, of the steam flouring Ue owner of diamond, entirely free from apota, COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL, cluded st paintings, Jonee of the play is largely aided by the eMelency of SBE WI Ue | eto ze think I care for ye? arrest me if yer fothes ;* | mile In Newton, nave wade an assignuent ad Welabing 11 116 corate; @nsily, Mr. Jali es se Wr Ke Malropellthw Pallveens his orcheaira, Bingham, Lougheridge, Kidridge, and Kerr, nil winking to his companion, adced, “Hut, prans, |. Heol Bixby, of the ¢ Pea Pay cae ant Reg gis hey a diamond that, though small, was regard heer ad pan sh Phat ib In Hid areata ioe rdinand Kelly was on tral before Judge RREN ve D COSTELL Dr. William I, Harvey, a third-class clerk in | bhoys, the doctor dooan't know that Judge Dowling's | tnisses bore olf prizes, , aa the parent in the eonntry e-dudge Jos Bl Toa neiby pasa basins Om eharee He latoxibalion Whale a BORIRLED) the ofice of the Seeretiry OF the ‘Treasury, las re- | from our ward!" The Jera'd's ateam yachta wereot | Thy Grand Jury of Ih county, in acoord= CONFLICTING OPINIONS REGARDING THE MINE. Choir Vrotessor Dwight mrewell Ade signed, and will ry Lf yppointed Inspector oF Cisarw at Hduiy, und of using his club upon in fonvive citizens and elnidron, ‘The oficer admitted that he bad drank tree bourbon whiskeys before tote Mecting = Let teint oing on duty, and that after reaching the streat he Boch Other. koing on daty, and iter reaching the streat he | 7, nem Memory course bolder and deflant than ever, and the | Paled their triumph by running Into the Health oors | OMece's barge while alongside the steamer Anstra mowlat | lasan, staving In the #ide and Olling her with water ix | ance wit ¢ Bele, have foun fetmen ts the public roads Hoboken, Jeracy City, and Bergen. ‘The Coroner's inquest over the body of Henry Hartung, Who Was supposed to have died of chad the euggentio dress ‘The Valedictory n ‘The tenth annual Sehool of Columbia Coll the Acadomy of Musle, the Prize) nt of the Law last evening, in e the weather, the Why Warren aud | the portof Now Yor vr tuntl= bo True to Mr, Gregory, at one tin t to Emanuel, the London jeweller, was present at the dise.very oo the first atono, ind declared tia belief that It was nota i f lonk al explosion ravine diamond. ince then, however, as we have foit w headache applied to Dr. Win. J. Goonan, red the messenger who had iit amateh to dit | Fortunately the boatinen were on boot the steamer, ent at the hands of his futher, was concluded thown above, proof nas beon sdded to proof, until | “#0! FOURR and attractive audlouce was present, | os to bt 1 ineeting held at Cooper Institute on last rink fo that the State in this instance will bo the only ick Was setarud rela by Saeredality is no longer posstbic witt 6 dadge dP Barnard presided, and Grafutia’s band | 1h" Mt deutleman wrote him w prescription wl | wits int, 1 aco It reported that tho Chairman, Vre nt will aoon, in obedience tothe | Aigerer, 1 Sige tra ean ity Is no to b' Hout becoming ; i ha achaslicee ows . t halrmans | recent pnereea, formally requeat Creat Trl. | sferer, bi ere . F stepidity. Messrs, Lillienteld Bros, have invented | TUtmished the Indispensable arta leetion 1.01 Picint oF.) Mr. Grifin, “spoke nguinet the card of Mvasra, War. | (ern, Cio Ua pare oh koe: realy OC Apel by th but after Coaty's |. Mayor Clark, of Jersey City, recommends that After prayer from the Rev. CR, Date, Professor Tinet, Oni etme xe 7 ge i 3 Eph lew 3 | tho ordinance rewulating the sale of Hiqaor should be thousands of pounds in them, no mean ri i ren and Costelt Mr, Grifin aleo affirmed that | 18a, which requires be hove care, they have little hope of getting the Courts to 4 bat prompt end ' odore W. Dwight, LL. D., the popular instrneter sd shaven Serie ho meet. | New York, Siorra Leon FO for the | rigidly enioreed, and that prompt and vige woof their probable value, for capitaiints | chee bs ars OF | which is in plain Saaon, castor oll, two ounces; | Mears. Warren and lo knew of tho meet: | Sym) Nee whe may convict the prisoners, i asures be ab once taken to compel a duc obsere are proveriially, almost, timid. Besides these, | of te echook delivered farewell address to the | eudunum, thirty drape; and brandy, a0 hs na | ing, that they were informed of it on the Ot) brought \) ‘ — vance of the laws and ordinaugew relative to the : +) graduating I contained come refresbine U : ten Invita THB BAST RIVER BRIDGE, Christian Sabbath, Dr. Musketh and ¥r, Lous Mond, tho lipidary, Doth of this place, Nave expressed their ecavietion ont, ‘That certainly was quant, #ug. to knock | Teeeived a wi citizens; Uhat sub thoughts upon the obligation of pubite trusts, Me quently a personal interview THE NEW YORK HOSPITAL, me At dotclock yesterday morning Robert Pa, Any WAN Up after tice whinkevs Tho Government Commtestoners Approve sol rated for attempting to break 5 caaah G50 bon ei sail there are three positions men are placed in > wae had wid « vertol invitation given, and ae he = ore cue ticd tase ta tac ches of Dares boon Buse nest dd boynd a doubt; and what | Viere they acem to forget thas they have binding s helieved acerpted, but at the eleventh hour they | Important Meeting Vestorday-No Site for Mr. Rocbilag’s Pian. } the tron safe in the office of Deice B. Culver, ob Without these words of theirs wou ¢ been deep Priest and Deacon Ordained. ‘ a. The Goveroment Commission, after visiting Hudson street, dorsey City. The prisoner and a tement h wt sined enthuct | PenPonsbilitien: at least, such ts the tendency to | The first ordination for the ministry ia the dioe | ee Thine 1, Teouta n Peer eaey Ceaaenayter cree ee |g 7 amit ¢ was sre tieleemidn fr LA Ela goat fexchicment has row Lecowe curceirained enthust: | AO pit gare cebyageemas dh neconcerned, Lcomtl very well afford to Onicera. Ningara and other bridges, and examining evidence Tice ree coal sear’ "a verbal statement pr Vitis with extreme reluetunce Ta fem, Business and potiie ind was made yesterday mor take the buek und amber of Th any, the ¢ nnual meeting of the Corporation of the | submitted by the Bret ize Con yonne Yacht Club have ted Commo those to whom th m by fora Where lipes of stupendous fortunes are by no means Of laws are com! ‘and those wiio dispense | (" Grace Chureh, in Brooklyn, The Bight Rev called upon to enter hte newsp: New York Mospital was heht yesterday, in one of | Commerce, the Slip M Assoclation, the Rust in Winkle Commodore, Henry Bieh Litt hi ited. MMe i __NIKKERK'S PANDELOGUE COMPARED ree, ines Heroes oe | ee Nr Gree ak MOMS i i cagruinta Wig Mette Cl Tae ibe M | Trimble in the ehair, After the meeting had boon | € bodies, have approved Mr, Rocbling’s plan for ror, Wastin Eilewortst Thin African gem of ours, unusnally «win el © C, Holt, and was sel Baty dey An Theclogiesl | or aroken to Mr | called to order, the following named gentlemen were | Raat River bridge, ‘The ship masters tried to. show ph butaworth ‘Measurer: brilliant one, i# still surpaved by many of which uetion ‘ardinery morit. Mr, So! ary, New York, and the Rov, Mr, Lo country ; 0 N~ | olecte | Governors of the Institution fo ouauine | th level of 126 feet above low water, proposed Steward, Mallory, your readers have doubtless seard. The Koh-}-noe adeaied Me College In nd on ary A. Doas, a camtidate for order of | sent toany meetin niapiees of Mr. Cridin — . ya eee abe Ee Son ARAL EOn PoP te: coals Mr. Roebting's plan, would oblige vessels Gta nn Of Mountain of Light," belonging to Queen Vic um. he anion pelts tn Pee Se eet De nurgens. and | pointed to attend to th water, Mr. Grin did not | dames B De Porater, John A. stevens highest ola ty lower thelr top apars, at substantial DECORE toria, andi Weighing 196 carate beiore cuttin, 4 jeiwal Law were swarded a he Rev r a Aidat lie order 6 Wait for this Committee to repar it beeatne the prin Tebie, David Colden Marray, Hebert Le | Ineoo vent Tho Commission considered thin » ne ° 1 or e to. Grannies Urlarelhe karaatiy ce Gana frst piles, $200, to James Lord Bishop; the second | ister, by the Rev, Dr. Bebenck Chat himacit, lesuet ear invited hem he pleased, | doba David Walte, "Thomas: ail Fat | poine purticularty, and the posmibliity of building tne | Tee new Fire Board will organize to-inorrow, Orlof alawond, telonging formerly to Catharine priae, $1 to Calvert Bpeusley {ine hiid prise, es il so FoneUtited bimsell kote manager and master | Proteres Ae Comkitowe, Nathan: 1 | Lridge higher wa’a remedy, and coieluded that the | | George Carston fell through a hatehway from ussia, Weighing 185 carats, and veld tor $100,'to Charles Edward Tracy, "Phe prige of $2) HIe8, Jainoe Mh | bridico will not be on obstruction to con merce at the | the third floor to. the cellar Of Messrs, Wheeler, $00,000; the Pitt diamond, weighing Lefore cutiing | i the depart ofp AY sclenec, was awurded Wiiskey In the Jury Room, As Col. Warren and Dhad before refused to iden. eanert dD suvin, | level inthe plan. Tey have reported necordingly, | Parson & Co.'s wateh case manufactory, at 42 and 44 {10 carats, and now valued at 410s). and doatig, | Wdawrek C. Bond. ‘The degree of Mackeor of | At the opening of the court yesterday morning, | uly ourselves with any party OF fketon; aK we roth ho oljeciion how exists to tho formal consent of | State street, yesterday moruing, He wos instantly sand now valued nt $1,010); and Onally, | Laws wax confereed upon elgity-one graduates. — | Judge Redle alluded to the ct of the Jurymen | Wenaly objected to attend ony aneeUng where an | Uilexpic, Will an Haw vt sy dona: | veranucnt veiled, Whe diswioud belonging to the Suitay of Matan, | a if "| Admission tee way to be charged, without tt belng | thin Pidrne, Geo, talvor Olypian et . A young woman, apparently about 20 years the inland of Bornco, weighing 47 carats ater cut TUL LALOR MOVEMENT. he Pee ce tee Canteen tha tiles | eee rite oF Ge wink the manne wun col | ‘Phe Governory then aot ani elected executive LOSSES BY PRD, old was found ln, Pierrepont. sar Hy cae cilnton fevered i Pea anne eRe cate of Keeler vs, Bligh and others, and who futed | Weeted ; a we thoncht ourselves Wenited by the At | opicces from thoir number as ollows ae street, st hight, She ty dressed in black, and can gad teagnibronis Yeti Phe Working Women's Assoctation, tonzree, His Honor said Hat it had come ee Pe cae tel ain ie CE SRRCOERD:T Deitle Jolin W. Dixon's roofing paper mill hive uu account of hersell. whatever, Of what is to come, It is not probable that the beat |, The Working Women's Association in | knowledge thet a jaryman bad brow is | capitals aud ox Lil seiFoonattined Comiittec never | er 2 Vo, was beret on ‘Puesday n Ga Ue Obtained At the. penioe Heelan Ip WANA Jewel of the mine bus been found as the very b “iapton (ial last night, but Judging the style | to the jury r It was azgrons impropr bu feelings in tic matter, but kept studs | Peusiva iow uel ),000; Insuraner, $15,000. Lea pct ibe had Sent} he iss, hak ea ina OL Cy i ph ery fo wo nen wire | unforianately ho ad not aumMelent. evidence. to us wo refuned to become the har SER PRDGEATBA OB HUB ROMRTTLE coh arys, four will and contents tn atitebelt, | While a gas Glter was at work in the apart. z. ‘The gems jolly Ye to thow fant they we nen sai 2 : ‘onnda, owned by Francis Holland, was burned yea nis of Mew on, tecond famous ones now known in the world aa these latter Ha a week.” Mien ‘susan HM Abthony pre. | warraat hit in calling the offender before the bir vo seen Mb to take has givon | Th the conve of th Hage, reference was | terday ny $100,000, pps hia 11) Myrtle avenne, yesterday’ morning, the e BF Rickey k'a reer dark nd nase were Mrs —— of we ecnunot holp it, Wo atonld always like | mnadeto the «nd spectacte of the demotition of the Saint ‘ . ing cus yguited from a lanp winieh be Was using are to Nickerk’s Pandel Mes Misa Couzenn, Mre. Iu TUE GALLOWS FOR MORDECAI. {arti the confidenes of our fellow-eountrymen | malete th Lie Se adiuasigulas ecru tes he Excelsior Iron Works, owned by Burk: | cyplodot wit foreo a8 to break the wind — —— ry ha. = nid citizen acting on prineiple, thier $ | hospital builtings, owing to the shameful lack of | bardt, Vun Slyck & Co., of eae, were burned | Hurst tue partition door, and throw Joni NO. 801 MOTY STREET, irs, Kirke read & letter of aympathy and off A Folicoman Killies tho Geen henorabi tious motives, wo forfeit | liberality on the partof the State, which tus ro. | Hat evenug, boss $100; toured for $300 | trough a rear window. She fell on the root of ae services from Mr. K. W. Heaver, anid one aleo tr id ther calvem, we mist only reconciled ourselves to ——— shed, and way much injured, The bailing wae Tue Steucule be the Ultra Tompors | Jere He Jr. whieh hie maid Were only two don Fane Min— ite the loss de Dest we ean, Daiteely: deelibed: ta AYO: @Ml te. MIs sine-hon dred VOTLINGS ALOUL TOM stighitly dag TSA AleN Baa tae LinnersDocleraone ont of miuetecn similar missives *he had reeeived, ser nnd Leaves Ve There yet remain noble hearts tn British dun- | public charity; bat tt deelded that th ce . ————__— Liquor Doalers-Lutes of them voing from gentle Criminals eons Hossa, Bourke, Halpin, MeCuiterty, wid | reull Wiildive” shoul 1 AMEE) ae cee wien Grae tod P ; Sparks trom the Telegraph. Least Venton Retnrs.iie Excise fonril, | Mre. Norton fead 'e paper entitled, “ Why aro Keeper was accused before Justios | vite. Allthene are citizens of the United States, | (ot, some | time, In io accommoiate | ., The New York Stato Associated Prossmet in | iaisecrgunn day tia Parl here Was pretty lively time in the Excise | Marriages on the Deereaso pa America Wil do nothing tor Irishmen so long as we | tents who iy safer | from poeta A daha k . Boord yesterday, delegates trom bosh temperance |, .Mé: Marvin, of Nyack, read 9 voluminous paper yesterday of selling liquor The | ourselves rena Motus to ¢aoh other, Local mon | Bo site fora new hopltal bas get boon sole J] The Supervisors onfirmed the County | Five twenties closed in Frankfort at 85. an on mariage, in the course of which ho wad there nt Ix Metropolitan had | who love justion and Bate tyramay eome formant an | Moen allthe baildings ore demolished, the uecreat | pay jeyy ‘The Paris Bourse closed datl, with rentes at TI mrelstion and liquor dealers Laving appeared before | could be no real marrige without love, and a8 onc: | fecquently becn entertained by Boniface without | {spirit of fraternal charity, bury their uwu vec. | Tevuge lur such canes will be ellevue Hospital, wad | an trnivepgatiste Sunday Schools anniver tie Cominissioncrs, the one to demand that the laws | {ith of Loth axes were not lovable, they were con: | tee a in been treated while on his post, | otal, Animonitien, work, Loxett ia Luarnivony, mont | tae nay die be HUST AAR TROVE SURO oe eaaleioned peat ender th ys Burs GOST SEOBIY otton market is firmer for both stock Be enforced ne they now stand, and the other to | * Qh Oy fet Warrakeable bi : ile we shail see in a sha pur suffering brethi st ment, ry dy ’ . other to |” A cailection was taken, ad arceolstion was passed | t ing a waiter to him with some | Featosed to freedom, and the rights of Ain ticen WT ET Gen, James 8, Nogley had a wedding recep ° i Humbly peiition fora reduction of the license foo, | that leneefurth gentiemen should be charged an | yep Houltsee, however, had the | siiacna vindicated, Yours sincarcly, DECENT SPORTING NEWS, tion wt tne Fifth Avenue Totel yertersiay, © "P| gyhhe, New, Qriense munteipal elestion pessed of oT 8 from State and and from this ¢ admission feoof ten conte ' iy: AUGUBTINE E. TELLS - a Commitioes from Staten Isivnd and from this city minslon feo of ten cen tuisfortuneto incur the terrible resentment of D Pumapaurna My ie ie eee cater Ways and Means Committes ure roaming | ‘The Sceiety of the Cincinnati celebrated ite Dogxed the Hoard to wllow ® poor mon to make a mi asia’ teraen Hacon-Kecond Day~Only (dr Hand viewing the Mutropolit fuint | eighty sixth auolversary iu Baltimore yesterday Living, those who appears The Pennsylvania Miners!’ Strike, berry, and it occurred in tile wise : ‘The re ———__—__ The Outlier, Gerald, Wina ut “ i 1 han elghty 9 Aye not speaking for them Meosrs, O. 1 & FW sill, of 45 Mroadway, | Simpeon. vSing Sug prisoner, was arrested you torday tn pridke, Mase, From the Mutsburgh Miners! Journal, turned on Monday last from a short trip into the ne Orpheonist Spring-Tide Festival. Kelling Races were notso welloft as} As far as we could learn ye felves, but for others wh "| ” 0 col. I; " ‘0 of The Sun. ) have Vim Sun'# thanks for Cape of Good I ad themselves, and consequently not so well able to | ferice were suspended in Lehi pay 's te a country, and being in plain clothes, with four or five | 7! ey ag fe ‘i | Motwiihstanding the rain of yout views Charles G. Eliot waa elected President of Hare pico tution, aud 8 fora Pittston te the Wyoming re, | acquaintances, entered the bar of lis generous friend, | Si: Ewish to kuow whether the articly fader | fil without in vard College yeaorday. the |. Prof, Gcorge W, Curtis be pay & licens w York people presented ‘The Mariners! Temple Marine Temperance + 1 treat the | Zyitune of this morning relaung to the Orpacun ; Mitts oF tt ron gion, Hower understood thet the m letor sly is his series of leo Would alvo | and insisted that the pre etition, of which the futla a an abstracts 4 oh | With the public, and made. ne. po ciety will meet every. Thursday evening in : y 8 ie Spelliens ot armen the follow zis an abstract van | couse werk above Bitteton today, As intended to | party. Th nit lant aan ik wine ’a it, | Society Festival In the Academy of Music, on Tues: | tpor “Bat anther drawback ‘exde the weather | Mariners’ Temple, Oliver and Henry surecus tures before Cornell U ead tet pleas fa pe esittonr tonnd are, well amas, there are engaged ty | sunpend util the iat Inot. oF Ink Of dune. ‘Thia | or polliely suggested to the *beat that ho was | sy night, wan written by a musloal profégé of the | iMierveueH, (or of the Uiree racewon the ear! ouly | — ‘Two small boys from Hrooklyn were committed | ,7Re, Directors of the Belfast and Moosotead Lake Proderste resin tar whone Capital andimeanacof tive: | {nthe market "Anoter.. suapeasion for under no obligation to treat every ‘Tom, Dick, and | celebrated John Russell Young, or not. ‘This pro- Bed] the otlicrs Becoming vold for wont of | ny Alderman Moure yosterday fur atlampting (4 pars aT eanreeth Aieoed Combens: om and courd ft \rithont swcrinenn aE PO por. Cy Wi veanive: bara i idomly with al and the rate of ems to is Dut rea. ash of a mile | wturged eheck at the timporters’ and Pradern’ Bauk Urania, ane an outsider Ja sifzelont enter, "The eelling rae kor 80. may VO necessary in| in at he tight take to his counter, ‘The | feescd *repore* was wrong in the follo olntn: ro gust, which te abot Heat MY the | Harry that he might tuke to his counter, Th ¥ 3 following polnta: fu quarter, was Uhorefure bre son. AN 4 oyortion ot the Ts nave of clubs” thought he could invoke the ven: | 1. Only a very sinoll number of httlo girla were in | for it three hurwey start dK on. After this year, we d believe tho el tho majority being adults of both wcxos | Gerald. ‘Phe tavt named wow 4 Thomar, Collector of Customs of Delta po.uted two culored men to placos ua ment on The Upsilor Chapter of the Phi Gr: Soclety enjoyed a very pleasant ente saci Tne to. all there th uspension will be required: ba the demand will | geanico of the Inw upon the devoted head of is 6 nd holt bo} the botting, and the uther two ui popoliged ull the | Tuesday evening Dunbar's aafe in Steubenville, Obio, waa Nverted and. bicinsse Leeeieeiees Ltr ati eeat he col mow meri | tertainer; therefore he made the complaint, based | ‘The * Madrigal" was no * fuiluro™ at all, unteas | attention of the (wif cognoseenti, In vools, Urbana | Minister Motley, family, and suite sailod for ud rubbed of #3,0% worth of Jewelly om nung nese Government ts very uneasy in conse. quence of foirs of further encroachments on Chinese Considering the iaxtiy with which the laws reuulatiog the trate hase veon heretorore adiainintored, and the | 20" to Kk Tigor with which the present law has born enforced, | Would anterior date, Me | eufburiastic applanee bea sgn of * ful auld for $70; Egoulst, 485; and. Gerwdy @B¥,. The | Rarope yonte wpa © | 3. In Mr, Hopkine's address the musion! press was | race admits of Dttio ‘aeseription, for Gerald, wi Vat not wth boblnd and Kyotise two lengths bi tay. "He w by # party of friends, tho coal market ata ccompanied down the e the production fron tng rate. This | Onan alleged ¢ ‘ho,0hor0 1.00000 | said to the Judge thut Wo hat hi If drank on Sun- censod of any unworthy motives whatw Urbana al rh 4 a ‘Me alac und apparent ol Incea with which it | tone, which is about what the mines would provuce | guy gt the defendant's bar; that Le had not paid for | iu fict, (hose newspapers wero cattoned at ati{ | find the gray, Junyed off with the lead, was never The Board of Education, with a commendable | terrivory by the Bussians, h in'excens of the demand, If they were worked up to | Way st the aks ‘ Ay {He didnot unk bis audience tos ieoknat Agathe | causiteard dnuily won cleverly by fone lenethe in | view bo economy, last migut abolished the ofice of | A placarMhas becn extensively posted up thzyqeh. full time hin Uquor; that he bad never before made s co ewe," ok a Ameri: | Sees shia Header to the Boar’, out the Chinese Empire denouuelng the Curmiian ieee i plaint, Light bevan to break in on tho Jud; in chenap.” of bulter ofther, eaig, Uriane beat Rgotist by two lenghis for out the Chinese Empire ing the Curmtian mile. he pet 8 ve Now ‘ sae erro pallsedakeny ed le did not say that he wanted to reform all | Heroui plice. Tho largest income returns in the Seventh | Males! vole ay The petition is siguey by D. eman, Noah A Co-operation by Dry Goods Merchants, — | jyiud, and te intimated that the ease was one that ‘Tomorrow, font good races are on the programme: st arts K. A. dafray, $28,714; G, Lake, | A Harndcn's Express sressenger tu Baltimore wag Childs, John H. Williams, D, 8. Paige, and ten other undor the titleef the “American | gould go befora the Police Commissioners, 1 6, Ho did not enil the newspaper writers “igno. | Which have all fillod well, and are certain to p i}; Jackson 8, Schull \ DD, we, * | roboe! of $16,000 1r.@ third-story Toou, where be had influential liquor deate: ompany,” authorized by ebarcer from | Pmcnp git he could not veo that th stad Be 1." nor * Bohemian,” nor * bloody-minded ;" nor | 6900 day's pork. William Tood died yoaterday in Bellevue If gone to deliver kage. Mr, Hale and the Rev, G, Lansing Taylor opposed arty an the business of importers | ing wo do witi tt. ‘The Judge gait that he uct to their trealtent of his aumMany pital his ‘ez baving been omashet by a trip haumer . and Burns, seamen, wero sene it, however, and before the Police Board, a day, the frat to three aud ihe y Koods, de. have just published rare, for a pneso of 20, mile and a quarter the moilification, while Mr. D. 8. Paige, of F iF prospeetus. Le capital stock was fixed b thi o neva sD gerald at Dudgeon's machine shop, ab 34 Columbia street, Ital atc ed a +e at (hall! Abkdomy of Music att Herrreyitent TAR ; prisoutient, (or inutiny, Howl, spoke very strongly in fivor of it, He re rier at 600° shares of $500 cach, with power | Maly, he must g not let hia have bolt buildinie HA NS, 4 |, Charles Roth, who had been imprisoned for in clius Desmonit while walking on the k of a ily’ in, increase the number of shares to. '20,000, wich ——— Wt paying for it" for Mr, Hopkins hi SH HRS serene B hanged bineel? in i 7 : Hoston and Alvany Rallroad ne dan Dutted the prohibitionists’ ossertion that the whole | provision has been teken advantage of hy’ te stne Mutiny at sen, nvkell forthe favor,” Rae HAN YEE Huse Cee Eee ue, Hie cau ln Heseg Mar Featetday, was Pan ove Gad cited ® c9pe8 ia World is tn favor of teetotalism ; for in Burops he crs, who on the 15th of May antiorlz Capt, Hida, of the ship Naturalist, which ar. | "& He malo no allusion to a dung-hitt" with - Haetl Gu Tucediy ashi, He wee once @ re: vehi -vatap lhe ayy glint yie had been to the English Houses of Parhawent, and | $t0¢h book to be opened, and to ren rived sesteraay, reports that on the téth nst., in iat, | reference to the lute Brooklyn Philharmone Sock ty allond Bat, pani ola echt sa olong Whilvoed 8 Teeelae cake witin oak: Be Gaaepalibele ia toand a vablte barre tne nite that number, of shares were m see na Jong. 0 deg, 66 win. she captain of Bie, Say reesion ie @ pure Invention of the portic A mately game of base ball between the Fly ibe Central Park Baptist Sunday School was he track. ¥ n+ | tor all busines he Liverpool bark Kathlene boarded the Natuial yibunea eritie se avn Akbtate Clube’ qiiliine ples A pty | addr ion of ite annivers: 14 bers of both Houses, whore he had acen those mem. | long in New York, Tuey expect to comm and informon Capt Hide that ive Kothirne was | tut ie ie necdicas to rotall any moro of th oT RRR ANE Aue iS lube Wil be played ob Hunter's | they, CO, Norton and she Hay. MR Apricioe the bers walk lu and take their brandy, while he did | operations on the ist of January, $24,000 has al | jeakine, and that, her crow- ind reineed to work sia | man's inisstatementa, PIPER Gt AAO. GAR bee | PSHE Nt AO ete i school ly one of the most prosporous in the city. — ” | (lerer Abd Mighwayman, ¥ the kame, aiid on the vessel which carried him over, | realy been subscribed, ‘The I'resident is Mr, H, B. | were ina state of mvuiny.” Capt Mile renderel the | _Query.-Has the Tribune eunk #0 tow te to be THE BIC Messrs, Richard L. 1 w tae be found himscif the only ian who asked fora glass | Fairinan Heeesmiry assistance, and the Kathlone kept on her | actuslly ieapable of giving un hones repent ote mehr ard Le. Larromore and William lana Baph Boek CG Lea NA ale He : ere voyage, public gathering, letting alono any eritical efforte? | tye Cuayton Ve rl Ti Hebiten, Bresident end Claris of she Bos otitis | beld its Thurtyseveuth Dublic meetiag tn tt fale replied that he did not say the entire Labor Homa, manta: Or can such articles possibly have the sanetlon c Mg by : here will be | Tardot eee a cata tht Sueretary of the | font Temple, Boston, yesterday, he Rov. Dr. doer; Hop due te moral ama Christin wordy and th Tho new German labor daily newspaper, the Ex-President Pierce Turned Up Ag Mr Greeley. gentleman whose Spamanite te cg | race er boys on Saturday afternoon, open to ali, | Yom of rustcos of the College of the City uf New | Uiio, prewtil z v 7 Paipit and tee euaazipr promined the support of the | Arbedter Union, appears thie morning Dautinons, May 19.—At @ meoting of the So. | clebrated that if alone ought to prevent editorial | jut bier Als, ou Tuesday thero will be a ladien! | ‘4 ath stturtee Consols closed ja London. vfstaniar, 9) Sit fe would only do ther duty fe Bourd WF they | qe plumbers advertise # mecting at Putnam | ciety of Ciucinnatl in this elty today oficcrs were | AhNs0 CE any ae, laborious a worker for free in | Mth. joy dull k Tnion a ips at the, Gieponal of Wie Hon, | money ar Me ibe saat. Uned aan graavane a Cle OF Ohne B ApS GIAY LGA OnRTR has bocn Mr. Jerome Hope? e ball nown as the Union As. | H.C. Cal mnie a begging umong the elty | t ‘nyt Hallrond stocks closed fru; Brtes, Ie on palact, was referred to Mr. Manierre, Dr, | Hall this evening. Pia bin cet ws Peeelacne Meankile Gineratice | 8 at lin Orphconist Festival corner of Grand and Elizibeth #trects, of the Cry of New York, It] t iy Central, 54 vane, aus Judge Bosworth, Dricklayers Union No. 2 are to hold an im- | the meeting to-day as a delegato and member inly lengthy ; but did wny one ever lear uu el Laat by Wilsou & Co, ax it Volce st competdnt pupil in these in | Cwsar Wiggin, of Savannah, one of ten negroce reer or portant meeting this evening. u juvecnary uldroae that wae note vee tall, with a complete wet Of new machines situ the only appitcant wae a Tad trom an | on trial for the inusdee of Meksre, Broad backer NO. 3 LBB 8 i . a s but truth to say that tae" Fourth ¢ dufterent makers, outside ¥¢ clinap. on the Sth Of December, bas been fo is TRRET. The Hon, Leonard Myer in in Washington Killed on the mnasex Road. Festival” was a briliking and emphatic cucee, ‘vm BuOORLeN Vetocreeonone.—The race | Thessveral posteof he Grand Army of the Te. | &Muty ot murder evision of Secretary Borie's dee Pol Bere : withstun i efforts o ‘ . @puian wad to tive laseaa oh + a he several posta of the nd Army ol e- saa Ganaial Gk aie mrgauluatianal tha Pelle Beaver. Smih ieli-Hour law an applied 40 the Putladelpiie | ofthis Byruey, bagwae master and brakeman | Mitistinting the efforta of fow chagrined Jrities | which wai to Lave taken place last evening between | pabiie will met_im-Washincton square at 1) 4, M1 | A Chinese oftcial of high rank in Pein, in a Ab of ewcuin Plime ang all le Maren: und other navy yards, er ear of the fa frelaht trun from Newton N, | conquered by Mi. Hopkins with «. ‘trencos Tuco for a putes of $0, Was pontponied until i Sore ar Lingernetearrints ry el Si Lali@ututh tig the’ ect, ai te tag ovek Wks The Board of Metropolitan Police stole a| The brickmakers of Verplanck's Point are on Tuesday night, Just us It was F Vito's | bravery which are io of is mont comeplenoisaitei: | C¥sjlng, on acxuut of ihe meatier dyer thelr, commudes graven, Aiskie. Wil Ge |) ree neat cout rane ea enOaEee ca Gaatebdae aan aaaretaie’ ie strike vgainst a reduction of wages 6) ¢ per day, | junction at Witerioo’ His skull was vadiy broken, | Yates TRUTH AND JUSTICE, Tue Viveres Rive Ra The contest between eran address and yward an oratio Phe Commercial Convention in Memphis yesterda; march yesterday upon everybody, beginning their | ffike vguinst a reduetion of Mugport iho | aud the Injuries he received rexalied futally set Re RIOR USCC A] (EAE Me Aube velisan ede Won was uldressod by Senator Bpracue, aud & tolecram wey work at $ o'clock in the morning. As Tux Sux bat | sirike of their brethren. in. Lave They ti i Attempting to Killa ther winning of the iat neat hy | ;, Qnccf the Sheriff's doputioa is serving a term | received trow Messrs, Horase Hi, Bay aad Pilay Fre predicted, an organiaation was effected without any | ® good fund to depend upon now iu ther own ety ttle but Costly Era Maurios ilivimea'a caries aroma 0 eer King Up ener elaine taventy | A0) Sie Ming. and. yesterday snother, Job Hart, | Mah, of New York, trouble whatever, the Democratic Commissioners | Women's Typographical Union No.1 met at 68 | Robert Jardine was arrested yesterday on the | of Mr. Hiram Levy Rent avenehe rete | waa he hurt himseit wile prac: | Oui? Gi tne Kast, Milver at the foot of twentycanied | eut od yeetordny. attereoon a Atinding firm, and demanding tho elevation of | Bust Broadway last eveniug. Notwithstanding tho | complaint of Terrance MeGuiggan, a contractor, nud | day, and levelling # vevolver, ffod, exch. ming om he | Ate tthe Hey A le Yate began to T street, ‘The body was taken to the Mor art | 104 t0 Zevon 9 tral ou the Wostou aud Ai guge Bosworm to Ae T renulenicy: The venerable Inclement weather there, wae jf fur attendance and | taken before Justicy Buckley, af Brooklyn, in a | did’so, Youve got it now! Bat Hiram hadit | Ayaan proaosee a ty his dint twenty'aive wiles | Wy ti yeare of axe, Hee infuries wil probably prove fatal, oaworth hw ry vote but his own, dustice | much interest was manifested, ‘They will wead ohn rasing the word No” fre outract | gotit. The ball jus ny ead, nt Wb alichit, andl after riding twenty miles and an hour A A tearful mortality, bs sweepil Pestwun moved thet Une. Hon, Heary Sulih be f & | charge of erasing the word from a coutract | & ne ball Just Rrazod hiv head. and he was | dud tlueiy four minulesneimat time, ho withdrew | Mr, Mahoney recovered $1,000 in the Superior | ahoepin tha eoinns at Victories Base esks of t- | delegation to Albany in June to endeavor et ie! pad ade i nial a able to nee ice, ed. Treaeu and Judge Bosworth seconded the He reg ey y, to geta | which he had rade with him to furnish him with secure Maurice, Who was commitied to the Moun. Mr. Binith at frst decline quently * tuiked into | toge: | Court yeuterdiy, trom Christudoro of the Astor | (!Tought. ‘The air ti tau Sdeaeestcd of lis place | Mf chreasses, ated ie malian be the oer quit bis situ. ‘ne Intest intelligence from New Zeatand te ' Nutional Union, which they cer Wing stones for Broadway, Williamaburgh., Tue | Jefierson Market prisc and gave ip the hewb to Harding i but was subse- | tainly should lave, Several members of No & were | eontract orginally read NG! one tesa Than ie LN aaa Mice, thirisen tlles tn ARy-nine mit und atlas | flonse. Ur. 0, beg aareed te ies 8 hs resent, alao the Prestdent of the National Union, | inches on the face,” the erasure meking it tea During a German festival at Dutch Kills He hese lit Reaainn THAT CCN LON TIAN | aligK iat coem Tuataicoet REA Bart ‘ation, Mr, Smitd wiil’ take his office on the 6th of her mecting ou Friday eve: | “Stone less than six inches on the face." Jardine | Grove. on Monday it cndutnan wen eprpa Tate eis Oe el dio reat iae | Rok os ON teset Ad Rat ete hier eereeenucr® gould | iin soenetnentegte oe Neate nehes 0 SDeR 0 y, William Brown, of Now York \enduneo was comparatively #mull, the West Hot, oF ut least did not gl qulutny operation ha june, ne strc et was held to await cxamination, stabbeg Wi Aviles. « ’ miparativoly small, the weu Tee sult for domegoc’t lve him possession, “Hence norlkhe heertas. kde : avbed Willew bavidex. of Grogupolut, being against (he wllair, ‘he euls for damages, Hae la eli ek ‘~ bal