The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 28, 1869, Page 1

THE DUPLICITY OF SPAT — THE SPANISH NAVY SENTTO AIDTHE CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT, pecinke te Tho Scoret Let Ont by a Conant—An O for tho Kelense of the Quaker City Hours ty Fapected-Secret Evidence Sent Washington Mr. Webb's Opin! “Tho friends of the United States in Europe fay be counted on one's digits! This was the ex Dreasion of the Itev. Henry Ward Beecher whon he Fetarned to this city from Kagiand, during the late War, But the actual ald givou to the rebeliion was Surroptitious, This undernond dealing betrayed tho fact that our Fecret enemies, conscious of th ‘Wonknoss, were impressed with the fact that the ar amies of the Republic could meet forcign invaders as Valiontly (4 native traitors But which of tho nations furnished an «xception +0 this Judicions tale? The Hon. Horatio Perry tas Kiven a startling anawer to this question; and when the name of the kingdom is given, the reader will be reminded of tho story of the foolish dog that Darked at the moon, It wis old, ettcte, corrupt, Fovolntionary Spain, the land of the dagger, of eonse lors civil war, and chronic indotenee, Mr. P in © Long letter, In which he specks of the censure Which he received from Minister Hale for attending en aboliion mocting in Madrid, repeats the great truth that Northern men found no sympathy from the aristocratic conrts of Europe during the rob Hion, and he adds that the desire of Spain to divide this country was so gre 1662, that the Gorern mont of that country ordered hostilities lo commence ‘on our Southern frontier, Vhis new and most im portant historian of Ei n events six ycars age aks Mr. Hale the pertinent question s © Who wae it that succceded In « ter orders uiter the orders for open Butiven dey had alzendy been dospateied # ir ig ont conn post on of Cuba moy be the Lest retaliation for 1 believe that If Spain had raised her hand Union in 1563 Ler flag would now be ny part of the “ever faithtul ale TUR QUAKER CITE COMPLICATIONS ‘The agents and epics of the Span, Am this city oppear now to La that they can furnish no po stoamer Quaker City was fitted out for Mibustering Purposes, ‘They consolo themecives with the Lelict Chai the aeizure of the veasel Wasa Drilliaut dip matic apeculation, and that slie cannot harm the ty fants of Cuba while she is lying under the watelful wurveillarce of two Deputy M rstals WRK PRLEASE HOURLY RXPROTR Kr. McAndrew, the owncr of tho vessel expects Guat an on ter for her release may be sent to Gen Barlow today, ‘Tho British Mioicter bas pledged Dis oMetal ith and honor that he belicves her to de destined exclusively for commercial purpores, fand hence his getion will relitve our Government of any responsibility which it might otherwiso incur by releasing hor, On the other band » largo amount of arener HVIDENCR ngninat tho steamer hes been forwarded, by order of tho Spanish Conant, to Minister Roberts, to bo pre sonted to Secretary Fish, * evidence, We are in formed, 14 cmbodied in the following polnt: attons Government ve evidence that the ate that necessary esi for a wartike p Tra’ the own Shot sathefiod the Spanish anthor: Atien that auch a! y for acral to Hand by Jegedy to hinew port Me. Wann’ OF NIN, Mr. Webb, the woll-knowy ehijtultder, la said to have vieited the steamer, Jo the nasertion Wat the alterations recen'ly made bad convinced im, at leost, that vessels in her present condition could he used effvetively in w navy, and that such alter were not neecasary for a com erat - Spain Will Apologize. Wasmaaron, May 27.—The case of the Lizzi Major is at teat netted. ‘Tho Spanish authorities will make a formal apology for the nctlon of thor Offlcers, nnd oifer proper compensation to the Ame tans captured and detain TUL COUNTRY HORSE FAIR. Huffoik County Agricnitural Moctety— First and Second Day's Racos-lHorses and Farmers. Ravwanean, 1. 1, May 27.—The excitement in Buffolk county tor the list two days has been a horve fair, which novadays means and ie nothing, Dut hora: ‘racing. ‘The tarmers in tnts vie mity have Dad a gaia tine of It, and have cone Lome with the @atisfiction ab least of knowing moro about the horsefles!) of their county than they dit before, A fow carry with thoin sinall prizes al mue honor, Although this first pring fir was intended only as fan exyeriiacnl, It has proved to Le aaucerss. Tho races yesterday, the 0) 1in: day, Wore closely con testod ni ‘dod eonsidersile fun and aniusement to the apeotators, thy weather anil track fayorls 4 best’ races were tli last two. frst was for a purao of $50, best din 5. TI of Southold, sorrel mars, Lady Grant, ‘of Riverhead, bine! horse, Conan atreport, hay horse, Bran Auras siinit ey were willing ‘to b ny amount on tos when it was ver ¥ safe too #0, were: y Tepar, Huntington, tay gedit ure, Huitington, brown celine Downes, Ad, White bore Chaliit co won three etal with Cha'kline hard hi ‘his was the closent face of the day. | ¢ & long, bomy™ white horse, ws from Riverhead, and the’ Riverheadors ted chance rhim, but he always came fn just a tectlo be the neeond heat there was’. balla nock’s difference between hin and George The vet a RH, & edo race in the morning was amu ing affnir for all except the young riders, ‘They pushed wad tugged wide vy side over the course 1p Sway which suowed that the tun wasn’t om their de, ‘The winnor, Maguire, is a Riverheader. and was «lon the third him cheered justiiy when he ea heat. I * few was as wh the very picture ho passed to jud maki f Death on the whive ges’ stand, OND DAY. Tho first rece wos tor running horecs, half mile » best to in three, Kuiricss ‘A. Downs, Viyerhoad, p.m. Sanicy Hal Gh Bavia, Vor Junorion, «00 ‘aby, B. Overton, Hetioport, B.# Stranger. Siranger ‘won two. straight heats, ‘Tino~ tat t, J inlunte; &4 heat, 57 seconds, In'tho reoord heat Biby belted and ent acrona the groun's, to the Kreat merifinent of the crowd ‘The second rice wae for double tears, uille feats, beat two in three, Entries : TK Davis Kia! Setanhet, Dixie and Plowboy, URetauket, Goakeross nud Kate Hiveruead, Chay ite and innate. Davis's tou won ihe tirst heat iu &19; Hulse's won tho other two in 8:13 and iT, ALI VM, another velocipedy aoe, mile heat, camo of botween KE. Huliock, of Quoens, H.W. W.umore, and T. F. Miller, of New York. ‘Hutlock won first prige of (101m 0:39; M.ler, second prize in 7:06, Pat THEO Hntries : Riverhead, Challcdine ¢, Fiank iavile, Kelly , Hundugton, Pil Shei kiaw: ‘The Mrst heut was a’ doa heat betwaen Chatkline and Bhoridan, Time, 2:55, In this heat Kelly ran away with Lis driver, Henry Fleet, &1 leat, Caalk 2674, 311 1 al henty Sheridan Wwinnce in 3 min er clalined foul pliy on the part of Bherilan's driver in running tuto 6h heat, Chalkitne witrdrew, ond Siciilan carried of the fo the Iivert tuaers were cgain disapported F favorite, ond hind to sw cir eweers. ere WAE ON extra pur 875 maao fu horses, lor which A, Buntnis, of Hon patend, en a brown A. Vowers, of Mincula, on tered Min Tho driver of Minnic was unublo to biing her d a trot, ant no race Was bid, Bunnis drove bis horse around the track on time, mak ng his wile in %50, Tw juwed awarded Lim a second prigo of $25. iw C.ood the ruces of the fair, and the farm south rod Ina ficrent direchons to their homee— Go.no by bho cars, 40.00 Ow toains, and some afoot, for county horses, purse of 65, Ine winner, 1 ed ld Hallion, Mack. 8 for $1,200, by W en Oe ee De. Bhi Ay ot thie city. It has {rottod on fienry Fleet's track in 47, ———— warm weather is stirring up the hotel pro- ges rine Lelund Brothers will open sao Union Barat ‘on June 1, and Stctaon advertiod We ino) Youso st Long Braach (0 be opened ou the pao day. . ANOTHER DAZZLING WEDDING. ~_— Tho Beanty and Fashion of Upper Tendom in the Filth Avenue Presbyterion Church Hnperb Dresses, a nmpiuons Marriage ineely Bridal Prevents. The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Chureh—one of the largest and hamdaomest in the city—was yester- day afternoon the seone of a vory interesting, well arranged, and ti oroughly fashlonable wedding. Tho groom ia Mr, Henty #, Taintor, senior partner of tho well-known Iroad strect benking house of Talntor & Dyctt, and the bride Miss Fanny Lay taughter of Wailllam Cheeseborough Noyes, Exq., a Lighly reapectablo merchant and old resident of Now ‘k. Both the Lride aod groom having large cir- cles of friends, the wedding drew together an im- tense company, Which fully represented te wealth, Beauty, and fashion of the metropol'a Looking around the ehureh, we noticed Mra Gen, Hanter, Mr. ana Mre, D. 8, Babcock, Mr. William Whoelock, President Central National Bank, Miss Jerome, daughter of Leonard W, Jerome, Keq, Mra. Suydam, Mrs. Geo, Towseod, Mra, Edmund Schenck, Mies Croas, niece of Commodore Vandertilt, Mra, John, Marie, Mra, Da Peyster, Mrs, Lorrittard, Miss Met tay, Mise Sebenckbere, Mise Wisner, Mise Heo ovelt, Mie Centre, Miss Van Kept, of Fifth Mias Beardsley, Mins Hegeiman, who ls to be married on Thursday next, Miss Conklin, Miss Wray, of Twenty-third street, Gen Stone, Major L.by, of Sherman's ata, and [very many others, ‘The distingnished Dublin divine, the Rey. John Hall, performed the naptial sorvice in a very impros- sive manpor, and Mr. Mora presided atthe organ, performing a choice aclection of operatic music with his aeaat «kill, the airs from La Perichole, and Lar ne, being recoived with the greatest enthusiasm by the brilliant cor jon of elegantly dressod tn Piovisely at halfpaat two, the howr annoanced for the commencement of the esremony, the pridal party rentered the densely crowded church, preced: ed us vaual, by the four ushers, A more queenly Uride we have rarely had the plenanre of admiring. She wos attired in a drows of the rreheet white cord. ed ellk elaborately trimmed with white sain, and tulle putings, and made with an immensely long irain, ‘Phe veil is of heavy white tnlle, fastencd to the head by a beautiful wreath of natural ofan ce Mosnotne, with long ends hanging hallwoy down the bork unt skirt Tho bride catered on the arm of her father, W. C. N- ves, Keq., who was dressed in tho English style, dork frock cont, Hight trowsers, bine mene, and Jwvender kid gloves, ‘The groom oscorted Mra. Noyes, who was attirad in a lavendor silk dross trimined with white point Ince. Miss Jennio Noyes, the bride's sister, appoared very charming and fascinating In m light and wiry tollete of white grenadine trimmed with three flounces, heated with black thread lace, and mate with alow corsage, ‘The upper akirt was trimmed beautifully with white satin pipines and thread lace, Miss Jerome wore ® recherché robe of white Ince, Mrs. Giles Taintor, of Washinton Heights, wore solr, Mew, Suydain in c've allk, and Miss Babcock a'so tn blag, Immediately at tho close of the charch ceremony the relatives and sutinate fev ds—abont fifty ,in all adjourned to the private «70% of the St, Jamcs No tel, where one of the most magnifeont dYewners a La fourchette of the year won rerved. ‘Tho appear ance of iho talite, the brilliant tollettes, fine foral deorstions, aad the exqwsite music, wll formed a scons of superior beauty and brilliancy, Watters In (ull Areas auits nnd white gloves, noisclensly glided avout, epeoches were deliverad, toasts were drank, an (all way joy and happinew i Subecquontly, the newly marrtod couple, baving donuod their travelling apparel and rocetved the congratulations of all tho guests, took thelr depart- nre, ‘The bridal trio will be extensive, and ulti mate'y embrace & tonr in Kurope Mis, Taintor was the happy recipient of an an olly large number of beautilul giity, the majority of which were of #ilver. —_— THE LATEST BKOOKL ——— ‘The Death of Multady- Daney in Custody on Charge of Murdor—Aate-mortem Testl- miony of Mullady. ‘The shooting affray of Wodnesday, in Hicks street, Brookl; n, resulted in the death of Mutiady at hall past 6 o'clock yesterday morning. ‘The readers of Tux SUN may remember that carly on Wednos day morning Jon Moitady entered deremioh Dasey's store with w pitchfork in bis band, and inade weveral Jungos at the Latter, attempt ansfix tim, Dw sey dodged the thrusts, ran up stairs, and camo down again ia a few minutes with » pistol in bis hand, Mullady met him agein, rushed at him with luis weapon, end wos shot by Lis opponent, the bul A entoring bis body boneath the Afk rib, and wounding him mortally, ‘This mach wns adinitted ly Mlultudy, ‘The only quostion wus why did he en tor the store in this threatening manner, Dr. dunes wont (rom the Coroner's oMce yextcrday morning, and took Mullady's ante-mortem deposition, Tae dying man sail thaton tho evoning previous to the affeay he liad got into a alicht q with Daxey and anotuer named Doyle, and tat on passing Dasey's atore #omewhat later in tho night, We Iwo assaulted bin and beat him severely, Tho neat morning, seeing Dasey standing before lils store, he picked up apitenfurk and rushed in, ‘Tho rewt wo know, ‘The case ts a very clear one. Dnsey aoted increly In self defence, ‘The latter, having delivered himastf Lo the polloe tmucdiutely after two wilray, ie yot in custody, N HOMICIDE. —_ THE CUBAN REVOLUTION. - Dulce on Hie Mhbed Riot at Port Car dauns—The Privoncrs from the Gelvanie Spanish Stoamer Firing tnto Spaninh Troom Havana, May 25, via Key West, May 9t.— Captain-Gen, Dulee f# dangerowndy til of a carcer, nid hourly expected bo die, A riot occurred at Fort Cubanoa on Baturd: night on the oceasion of the depuriure of the pri foners captured on the Qrivanic for Bpaln. ‘The volunteors tried to atop their ombarkation, and In the meléo which followed, erled “Death to Dulce!" Further outrages were prevented by tho supplica. tions of the Governor of the fortress, and tho pri soners wore allowed to proceed. A dpinish steamer in the bay of Nipe, Ored by mia take into some Spanisis troops on tho shore, It ia reported that forty mon were killed, ‘The Spaniards are grealiy, cached reports of the lauding of Olibustering ee New Pacific Kallrond, New Oureams, May 27, The Commercial Con Jopted ‘A resoluivon to-day that the n Irond fine from Bun Diego, Calif should be built through the junction of the Colorado and Gila, wong the valecy of the Gi ame 10 E! Paso on tae Rio Grande, venient point near the Uhirty-seeond Woe of thy Briaos, at or near che river, in of enas, to whioh main feeding be built irom Cairo, Memphi burg, New Orleans, aud Galy 1, ant Guuymas, Maz ition, and San Francisco on the weet with Cqual rights of connection for all, which stall be known abd designakx! as tho touthern Wacific Kallroad, ———_ -— Wendoll Puitlips at Home, Bostoy, May 8%.—The New England Anti- Slavery Bocicty met today in Horticultural & the President, Join ‘i, Sargent, prositing. W dell Pulllips read # series of resblutions expressiu satisfaction with thy progress of the nation toward Justior and ampartia | hberty ; regarding the fleenth ‘imendmens as the enp-stone’ to the negro's polltical omancipa‘ion ; urging Christian men to earnest etforts tosecure to him (the weave) equal privileges in eliureh ca, Lotels, ud pages of amusement; recommending imirtinl Inw aad military occupation in Seuthern tions where civil law. fails to protect Umon men from aasarsinution ; and uiising sb as the Ores duty of the Government to reenre pence aud aifely of lile and property at the South, in order that #chools, capital, und nen may be uttracted tere to complete the reconstruction of those Diutes. Mr, Philiips prom ceeded to onunciate his views at length on thy poll y the freqnent apeditions, cul dd insinted that the eniercency yet required the’ active and watebful efforts of tae Abvliionists, ‘The ninth anniversary of this Union wns cele- brated last evening in ihe Madison avenue church, ‘Tho Rey, Dr. Andersou pres ded, sad made dress, ‘The annual report was read by the Rev. Dr. id. Ibehowed teat they bed raised about 4.000, had establ Owe Sunday school at 401 ‘bhid wyevue, and bad eustawed during Who eoveral othors | Carroll, wi LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS. — DASNES HERB AND THER B SUN'S RETORT Tun Tho Rioter Andrews tn the Epocint Heastoy —Justicn Dowling Ordors him ovt of Chambor—Remnrkable Scone ina Court. Soon after the opening of the Court of Special Sesaions yeatesday morning a lawyer appeared to defend a prisoner for n petty offence, Justice Dow- ling took @ sharp look at the lawyer, and afters whilo inquired his name, “ Andrews," replied the lawyer. “Yea, Eihonght 0, But yon are eo much altered with your whiskers shaved of that T hardly re nited you." Then raising his voice, Justice Dow- Hing conti acd in @ very determined manner, © Well, fir, you can't practice in this court. Ihave toll you zen tines, Now, clear ont! “Bot, alr,” pat im Androws, “Tam @ member of the bar.” T don't enre whether you ore of not,” thandered the Judge. “I say you can't practice here, and that fs enough.” * Will your Honor then please remand tho prison: @F until my partner ean be Kent for to defend him t* ‘AT don't wont your partner here, aay that E will not allow you to practice in my Court, Now get maxed, hastily made his exit, * continued Justice Dowling, * aceing your own counsel, the Court discharges that you a you." Androws is the Virginian who harrongued a crowd of rioters in Lexington avenue in July, 190% He was tried for this crimo, and sentenced by Judce ison (0 three years in Stato Prison. no how he obtained @ pardon before tho expiration of bie term of imprisonment, and managed to get bimseif admitted to the bar, We nover berrd of him again until yesterday, ~ Tho New Excine Tart. There was» great influx of liquor dealers at Police Headquarters yesterday, and double X's and V's were frecly offered, but, to the surprise and chagrin of the Hquor deal not be received, the gentlemen being politely informed that, for the Present, they would have to pay @250 Meense. ‘This announcement was a dumper to partien larly to thove who had held back, in the hope that they might thus avoid the larger amount; and one unpecunions Individusl, more aensitive or moro un fortunate than the rest, exclaimed, * Well, E have been reading Tu Sux for many yours, and lave hitherto invariably found 1¢ trustworthy, but now at last {thos played me false." You are mistaken, repiled the affable clerk; "THe SUN haw not deceived you. Tho Board did pass a law reducing Hiconse tees considerably, and Tux BUN know all about tho matter @ day beforehand ; but we euunot put thet law in operation nntil onr new forms aro prepared, ‘Tho Board's new regulation provides four classes of Livenses, hoginning at $1 Up bo 4150, $290, 4259, The aud beer are to be fixed ai #60, + A Generous bon Mr. John Mell of Brooklyn, di nome month ago, leaving beblud him a wife and four chiliren noarly destitute, Bor some years Mr MeRoa had had his life insured for €1,000 in the New York Lile Insurance Company, bub throu oversight he had talied to pay the premium due somo six weeks before his death, ‘Tho poliey was locally vohl, The widow having more than the usnat faltn in human generosity, visited the office of the Com- pany ond told her touching story, It appeored that the omission of pretmiums wos not intended, that for many yoors Mr. Mclten had paid regularly, that some- mee Mra. Mclten hed patd the premium herself, tm order to keep the policy in force, wud that the inaur- Anco had beem reliet upon a4 m help in time of trouble, ‘The atory proved availing. ‘The Company pald her the money, and the poor woman went homo vejoleing. That Company deserves an tinmeuso business and large proiits - ‘The Women's School of Dest Last night tho annual exhibition of the School of Doslzn took place, By 8 o'clock the reading room, #tuirs, and galleries above were thronged with a fashionable muliitude, Tho reatlyg room had been odorned wit&ased, white, and blue rtreamers, and cortalnly looked very pleasaut with the numer one lights, mellowed by the porcelain shates that covered them, seattere? turoughout its am and breadth, Grafulla's band #applied the muste, ompleting the agrevablencss of the entertainment It in said that 5,000 tickets had been issued; but thoro were cortaluly more than 5,090 visitors. ‘Tho Ward, Lane, and Goodiuo prizos, reapectively $00, £60, and 890 tn gold, wero Awurded, the fret to Miss KV. Whitnker, the second to Miaa Itmma Maynicx and the third to Miss Mary Hrodhoad ; besides which seven -ilvor medals were also wwarded, - Tho Parado of tho Nivth Regime The Ninth Regim Brevet Brig,-Gon, John H. Wilcox commanding, made its apring parade yes terday, The now aod handsome uniform lively adopted by the command was worn, The turnout was not large, there being but eight companies of ten files front, making on aggregate of a little more thon M0 ine, ‘The regiinensal bund alxo appeared Ina gorgeoun new uniform, Leaving the regimental armory in West Twenty-atxth stroet, the command marched down to the City Hull Park, where it was reviewed by Mayor Hull and tho Common Council In spite of the #maliness of nuusers the command presented very handeome appear At the close of the review the regiment lof the Park, and proceeding up Broadway to tho armory, was dis: aitssod, andl vary Hoonses to well ale ee NEW JERSEY. The annual meetings of the New Jersey Medi- cul Fociely wore continued yraterday, Willlam Purdy, one of tho victims of the recent explosion of a vernish kettle in Newark, died ye terday, Tho Young Men's Christian Association of Weat Hobo! and Hutson City will reorive thelr friends this evening ta the Micsbytevian Church, Went Hoboken, Aa the noon fre’ Morris and Ora depot yesterday, nce iy fell botwoon the two cary o dette In tho Yellow Tavern, ofclock lat night, the proprietor was neurly killkd and several others injures dobn Holland, Jonn Collins, Michael Nolan, Join’ Butler, and others called for drinks, aed then when asked for pi Assaulted the proprictor and several of his boarders, wounding one of them tutally, Lent's New York Cirous, from §Fourt airect, exhibits at Newark to-day, ond alll be in Ho: boken to-morrow, The periormances of this Cour any have crested quite asenaution In Washingtoa, Baltimore, and Piiladelphia, where it bas been ex hibiting wince leaving (is headquarters in bis city, It is Feaily # aplonaid troupe, —— : BROOKLYN, , bound west on the ‘wos pasaing the Bouth brakeman maued Biuart d was run Flizaboth, at about 1 John Stophens, who throw enuff into the eyes of a clerk in Chuslen 1. Milla’s Jewelry store, 100 Atlantic a'reet, on Monday evening, ond then einb: bed a $785 diamond cross, was bell by Justicn Wels yeaterday, Adolph Inaschen, mate of the bark Loyal, lying in Atlantic Dock basin, was held by Fustice Deb mar yeatorday, on complaint of the captain, Hen: K Opercitason, who charges that ho has threateu ed WO uke hie li'e, About thisteen thonsand children, with the Easton Distriet Sanday schools, celebrated their anuiversa.y yesterday by cxorcises in viele Feapective chur ea and by ® grant parade, The veal churches uione joiued in the (general ion, A me of the Commissioners of the Fire artine Lekd yesterday mornin ports of Ciel Engineer Cunningham, ort District, and Chief Engler bmith, of the I District, were received im relation ty the apparatas in their’ respective luculities, In the Western Dis: trict 1d team engines are in use, of which 9 are in bad condition and 5 In good condition, In tho East cra District only Engines Nos, aud T cam be adapted tO Puid Fire Deyartinent aoe, May 27.—A prise fi H. Hieken, of Phihidelpina, and War, Curroll, of Bal- timore, 100k place thi moroing io Penvs)ivan near the Maryland line, on the Northern Haliresd, Pear rosspe, wore fough favorable te 's crowd of Philadel iriewds of okra, ruabed in the Flag and broke ap tho TUB SAMARITAN HOME. maine Lnteroating Description of the Tnetitn Tho Aunwnl Roport—Manifeont Gitts by Opulent Cittrous ‘The second anniversary was celebrated yestor day aNernoon in the new Home in Fourteenth street, ‘The annnal report showed ® prosperous stato of affairs, although with the Increase in the number of its fomates there shout be a corres ponding Increase in its ineome. The house tt now occupies is rented from Me, Astor, and Is the one formerly occupied by his unfort Drothor, Mr, Astor tas been very generous to the “Home,” offering it gratultously the use of @ large nijoining enclosure, which $9 filed with fine shade tries, and is to bo made a ploasure ground for the old lidien. Behind the house tsa garden, which Is kept in fine condition by a cheerful old gentleman, who ‘can't keep still, but must work.” ‘There are between 4) and 80 aged Inmates of the house who sleep three or four togethor (cach has Mia own bed) In large, airy, sunvy rooms, There are two departments, one for men and the other for w ut ‘omen, the (wo years of Ite existence, the inatitne Tas lot four of its tnmates——thres women and oman, ‘Two of there bad been sent ther wueltera who acomed to ave forgotten rpent's toot’ Ht ts to haves Wank- {natitution, though not acct only Proto The thing more liberal la ed, An admission fee of @260 i 4 preventing en over-erowding of the plies, and also Increasing ita slender income. During the year $8,374 was recoived in eile, $1,000 in aubscrip. Hons $1, tes fonds and vs entrance fees, Leaving on hand £1,011; $3.00 f this, however, Was aN appropriation’ fom the overnment, Messrs, Poter Cooper and Joseph Kompson gave §1,00) cach and Mr. IK. Corn 2000, bestdew which the will of Mr. Moore, of Wil Hamsburgh, contained a bequest of $2,900. ee CURIOSITIES OF CRIME, - ‘The Richt to Kick a Dog, The good and energetic Mr. Bergh hos em: ployed a namber of agents to hunt a Tages upon the “poor dumb brutes," a agente do their best to make the most of ey an their salaries ulated by the numbe mitments whieh they neeure, One of having seen Ha nbicr kleking a dl took sim into eu on the ehay animals, ‘The pris cruelty to ore dusvce nor Wav taken be Shandley, aud in reply to the charge sali Mhat tie dow, & rabid animal, wae about to bite him, when he Kteked him out of his way, m OOD voutd have kicked his tam head om that the prisoner hid offonde and not In driving ib away, Gorman, * you ston and trife te doz avay, “end you git witalready. Vay ene Justice Shandiey distaisged (ho complaint - An Actor in a New Rote, James 8. Clark, a cé-derant actor nd o ‘Tammany Hail, wis erroianed bevre du yesterday and Accused by Mth, Grover, ploprictors of ‘fammnny, of attemptinz ti hin a plano whiel he valacd at @700, Ou the mory ing of tuat day Clark called @ enrinan wid c-olly oF dered Lim to remove the plano trom Patariay tom ecrtain ho ein Crosby street. ‘The poopie there, However, retuscd to receive ib becmuee te exrman insisted ‘on being pald hie hire, Subsoquentiy twok tho piano to several otner Loaves. a anately, whon none of them would neoapt it on th conditions preseribed, he took it to Voice Hout quarters, where it reinains, The Uial dit not ter yeate nd Clark was romeuited to xwait ult of to yrocendings - Mr, Davinta Chook. On the first of May Edward P. Davis ordered a thos of Nictolas Doll, a merchant tailor in bay 468 case viv on May % He gly Buzabeth, ny ea wereto be, and were wy were deliversd (0 D: Dy Kavonat Sate Bank When the cueck wis prosecuted it way f Davis had no account with the bank, Dai therefore arrested yesterdny, and ta Hing, by whom he wis comin the lay Mr. Dott apptied for the dixetiarge Prisoner, ay the cheok had been rodcemed by nome of Davis's frie -- Judge McCunn, in tho case of Jonks Budlo taken before tlm ‘upon writs of habeas corpus a certiorari, reduced Ineriminil proceedings instituted before Justice Dodge, for alloged tulae represents tions, “Budlong ix accused of inducing Mr, Cliuton Vice-Frenident of the Greenwich Savin > Indorgs for him $0. the amount of 422,000, resenting that ho owned the Caurdow Odio. > - Andrew Jobuson's Li A writ of habeas corpus Wax beon grante iyrnable befure Juige Blatchford, to test ut In whether she pardon by President 4} the Dupuy, (inther and won, cunvicted nuit» enced for whnsey frauds), wislel was rovukoil by Presi Jont Grant before it feached the prose: not nev, THheless operative, and whether they « theretore entitied to a diseuarge. ‘Tuy question is to be argued ina few days, Desecration Day of tho Sabbact Committee. per has hoon sent to the Me rial Execn Kepuptic, weatly against the inute guns, tat while fully ayinp weles to koepzin loving memory the ave fallen f0F their country, ‘they NOt beeaune gratefil bur fallen woldicrs, or @ quiet visit resting places would descerato the day, but becaake the gathering and marehing througil our strects of the long procession, 4 music und banners, i# a direct iniringement upon ieolings und rights of Christian house i grogatious and the recognized nyos and assvein ne ot our Armerican Sabbath, It will seriousiy lutcrropt pubic, worship, und thereby contray cn: the laws of our Stite, draw off thousundds of atven- dants irom our mission and Sunday schools, ond fill the strcets with crowds of idle #peotntors, ‘They aay shut the day for there services tiny boo nged in many places, and that Gen, Bickles. chivt of tho G. A. R. in this’ blake, has recommended # change nlso, and Wey deeply egret that the Posts of this en} should: pursus a diferent course; that tho re isions convictions of large classes of our citi should be #u woedlessly disregarded: und that + itself Ko excoilent, taey should do any- the reverence of tio people for luw, i humun, om whieh wlyue a tree Govern: “st, ixned by 104 promi D the spirit which nobly dead wh Hing Kooert ( urges, Jas. Brown, Biyant, Monee HM. Qriuwell, IH Cladin Dodge, Joun J. Creo, D. Morgan, nox, H.W. Van Dyck, Ki. H McCurdy, Cl. | Spodord, aad otuers ot ng in the cOumunity, ‘Vho Grand Marshal of the G, A, It. has sought to rehove aa tar as possiole the feclings of the rei sious community, u# will be ween by the followiug order: The Dauds tu the coluwn will Gach cence playing ws Miferout © 48 on uD. 4.18 Of po ico w.!l bo in At evan Wm. A. Boot, vemeyer, Jonathan Tt & roquestod that the Haxt ¢ Dor and be hotels and wublic riers ouruful wat task In Conon GL thy occasion.” ‘Tho grond religions floral memorial services tn honor of the Union dead will loro at the Acalemy ol Music on Sunday evening. ‘I'he open ng ad ress will be mado vy Gen, Daniel K. Stoxics, andthe i morial sermon by the Koy, Dr, Hiury W. Betlowa, ‘Too bess of music, both vooal and indtraueutsl, uo promised, — ‘The Biovole, Tow Mine uw Two Minories Canann,—This lost seneation in the velocipede world, which found ils way into our columns through an ovsebisl, turns out to be acanard of huge dimensions. A visit to tho Jersey City Velocipedrome by our reporter you torday revouls the bare fiets that a Grover machine wan Drought there for trial on Tuomivy, and, aftor fow turns round the hall, was taken away. ‘Thy best tine made by tt wos one eircult in 14 accouils, which i at the rate of a mito in 2:20. ‘This I¥ pretty fast, but not quite so fast ns our noigubor who start ed the story would have its renders believe, So Hn dium's 8:06 #till stands as tho best recorded time in this country, A gentloman of Pittsburgh undertakes to ride sixty niles In four hours withuut rest, A good time for velocipedists is promised for Saturday evening, at the Jorsey City rink, A timo je pPFOKTuMMe' Is published, With HIND NeW fer tures, anong which * Velocipeding 1 180% compared with velocipeding in 1939," fem novelty, All the FP ¥. Via will be on hand, anu @ trout may be expec! et Mr, Harry Leslie, who, it was announce'l would undertake to Hde 100 miles in ten ov) # halt, on the volocivede, at the Keystone Iti l Jegheny, Pa, yoserday’ acermplis ol thos in €ightocn mingtes lowe than the spec fed tine. Ho started promptly at I A. M., and completed the ne hundredth mile at ¥:12 6, M,’ During the time, «ve ‘nl © actual the in whieh the one hundred milos wore travervod. Just ut bourse ti on 4, Me wiienieby ng tha fentont pateat aa acuta econ’ | frie members of the Heoond Unton Codpere- 4 skater, acted na trainer, ond | uve Buildin, rriday) evening, at mh re aise Saree One, ch | sdapeny our ty os eeaabee, verveue feetiaeta the feats Seals bo ene f ies ft ee iis tclRiaesi BROOKLYN BANK FLUTTER. T RUSHUMORE'S IRREGQ- ULARITIES, ‘The Governmont Bank Comm Work Indispntable Evidence of the Dead Proaid: n'a Miscon: The Goverament Bank Commis ON- PRESIDE. nor oner is atill at work investicating the Atlantic Bank troubles. very busy tine has Mr, Callender with traversing the more, late Present of the Bat the bank ts good, and will pay one hundred cents for evory dollar of linbility; tn fact itewnnot be afveted to an extent exceeding wif ite eo The two largest holders of advances which ore considered quesiionable, aro th ate P self, and Mr, Catherwood, and Patorson Railroad. tortnous course of Rw Ailantte Bank, personall, Water Boar to Cath withe drew tt In the contract for n there Was an amount du oriter, Mr, Cutherwood'a vertal expt 959,009 order was f aceurities havi wi pay the tw thet the from t for th road, belt by the Atlan couse Of par value; and y, ak far as thoy £0, Catherw y CeWood's ase von dolla hy hia and that be nad no idea that at shoud Bae cure ev the I are tn years bis position in erated hin to snc Honing th Vel wble; and ai 450,000 order held, there isn vanced, the necon been prod Found of tie bank: The Working Wowe: Contusion to Borte Gov. Goury-Women nton to the Broo The Working Women’ night in ita new re ny presi ec dny of ini enh Grant fa law, ant Lopmg that he would also rece fog’ to wor Reference was this State wniel ctlve ¢ remarkable occurrence Conreb, tn whiew holt of the HG Sing bin) ut citod th lavor, po that wo hud » Mrs, Association of St, Lou if workinguien would ou tal controls Libor they would soon Jearo to reve) the stato of thinzs, ovels, were Wo what do Mra. Norton introduced a resolution ce thoao high ofiel ils that wished t who labored oight hours a day. work Passed, A letter was read from William Morebend, stating Vaughn had already Ae amen by order Of Gov. Geary, father's rool, for How Wherearouts they Would send her tho money, Mr. Nowhold movod they write to Guy, about it, for Hester, wer then with was supported by you its doo et womo friend te wou Higginson, might be clucted to the vacant place of v Vrowt Dr. ¢ were mppointod a Couaittue to roo tw ‘rust the Contoge, Tho Trenton (N, J.) Po ation from the Trenton Potte thelr inceting Inst night aces beiore the U, port ol hy charge rat = Tho Journey men me shar of tha donen re mre abcub soventy vit Lo Orga a of whom t Mill tn the Goverumont Print Wasninaton, May 27.—Another interruption to the awicablo reladons thut have b Jed in tho” yesterday morning. {ie conipo ‘ng room, and’ Mr, Langtree, a proot- A dispute which led’ to wore separated Lefore much blvod y Lavgtroc, bis euld, bas been discharged, rr Tho Third Union Coop mg Society took bu #200 ‘An employing seavenger date, aud 800 e Lime ago Med, subosituted for tt, Ty regard tothe bonds 2 Railroad, which also form a urity holt by the hawk Wood, the fact ty that the F pay the Newark and Paterson cont, of the gr in two We usly Mr. Catherw Commissioner at the b ter to exereise the powe non him and take his evide benk At present the Commissioner and tho Directors state of affairs thorough investigation must he had to retevery Ching 1m its proger ligat systematically hoodwinked, and that oven the Commissioner, whe whitod. ne bank ‘to My rite taco and all oF » balance the un It i¢ noteworthy that the amoun ites--such ng were ts and deeoiviny Tt was when Rushinor: foparate Nis personal effects trom the bank's d ments that unything Wrong was detec it was fond that sceurities which ou not to be foun: ers winch tho Board of Directors had W he uabensible resow: © soouritics wore kept by M vo in bis own eburye- by Lam mie TUK LALOR MOVEMENT, the ¥ East to show tae ng tor those of Ui been” pl that sho v His motion was curried, Mist “Anthony spoke of the compassion aho had Bhe said these eriow aguinst refs of the sublimest setir o Mivs Anna K, Bho Was tu tho city and bad utburats Med uttentio jure this evenins, drawer in the Woman's Bureau, ty Losier thous ¥ were educated tho New Yor! ¢ Laxes on Wo! y complain dishes witea 4. to com or wreWUEN to ti nid woth bet Mr uiltors’ Union, cause befory thw mass meet sliapo of evvered they nike they loa trom 00 tu 1) per e pennale tor whieh they asked el Old styles oF an Increase of wagon, relused, tary had nothing left bus ‘to. strike schaviel, Hresident of tue Clothin Jromised to beng th ing next buuday and » uch @ society blows 6 wed. Jent hime ontraector of the Newark Tn rogard to Mr. Rash ha deeds of his rent estate were found the bank; these will be hold for tho bank's claim, and there I no chance but that every doll Roshmoro's estate will bo swallowed to bis accounts, . Catherwood's transactions with the Rank were numerons and extensive, but Rushmore kept all the other Directors tn ignorance of them, was among the from Mr. Cot Hank, there Na onder was Catherwoot when and ty hint eumelont to of the Newark and Pater. huge part of the F loans mado to Cather: ed to ‘Phve road will be finds! 4 hoheved that the ¥ ‘will afford 1 or IL percent the bond) pected to oy will be go nke's Loans ho walt for ie possens as a custo © Dirootors have t ndroitly taat haw spent the test Ave xpiortng the frailties of bank 1 nt, feels no surprine al tie Direc orsivier was the k who had reasonable opporti clon being wroused—t to drenin of ques he did s auitninistrator eatled to " a. Then Vern treated ‘alse bo to Grant jester Wangan and manding Admine mot last mas tu Plimpton Hall, Mias An It was reaulvad to ch ng trom Weduesday. U ux Were passed. thank of the Kight Hour for the wu law now existing we women Lo vote in thelr jor the election of trastoes, ‘The tho Joln street Methodist pters about the uy Was at thie tie absurdity of en would Hot care for U blot alter they esident of the Werking Women's Sho study Wow it 44 that eupt 0 pay Ay way lation had §100 y and that as avon us they could learn wor Geary good thing y 3 well as on osed Lo women, + like T. Wentworth Warlotte Loxier and Miss Luey O'Connor # of Mirtkes ind, atter laying their griey. nid haute that Hetters. stone sottera, W tule city, wet waociely for the purpose of oblaining good Wages fur the crattsmen aud to keep out importors, yeurd ago, Ub It Was broken up by negicet, and is Intended wo be revived, Mr, Joa Nite fourteen Ab the meeting lost night, cll was chowen Coubi a jutnes OF those desirous of toriuing buch society Wore entolied, aller whica the mceting was ude Journed to Thursday, uy and uly i Otter, eet. pre. oceurred the foreman Teey a. rative Land and Build. bseripuons last ulght, t he not cliarge thd city $44 duy for acavenger's work ‘The Albany Blacksmiths’ and Machinists’ Asso- ctition are abuut to strike for un advance from §3.25 to $3.00 The tions co aromatic agli scala ny tee — a“ plastorors have ad Wemmatory of Secrctary Bor ree: gulaing in Président Grant a friend of the work. d resolu. ton, and of Mr olp There 1d by Mr, Rushmoro the city for §6),- 000, ‘This, on being presented yesterday to tho was dishonored by th boing only $0,000 or §7,00) balance due from the elty But Mr, Cather wo » prosuine that Rushmore's favor aon owornge was boing exe nation A to have heon afterward ividend th A MOVING PILLAR OF WATER, - A Huge Waterapout Moves Over the Hound A Brig Diainnsted ond a Small Boat Drawn into the Sky-Narrow Escapo of a Noy. Tho storm of Wednesday ovening was unnsual ly severe along the coost of Long Iaiand, At times the wind blow perfect hurricanes, ‘Theae were fol lowed by torrents of rain. Brigs and achooncrs low spare and aails, and consitorable damage was done Between 6 ond To'ciock, as the steamer Martin was coasting up the Sound, an timmonse walerspout was divcovered., When first seen it was sevoral linndred yards ahead of the yossel, moving raptlly up the Long Lind shore, Some fahcemon, who frat ob- served the phenomenon, avid that linmediatoly after a hard shower they noticed an Immense dense cloud forming in the heavens, While they were wonder: ing at Ht4 rapid formation, and momentarily awatting a turther delogy of ratn, a conleat pillar or hug: right funnel deseentod frow the cloud, ‘The apex of the snout was downward, At frst It apparentiy sited of a denso vapor, A similar cone arose from the bosom of the Mo ind the two became united during a vivid flash of lghtuing, When this inciion Wad formed thn water scemed to ran up the atdes ofthe fun} tke flames of Oro enwrapping achureh steeple, A bigh wind prevaited, and the column became oblique to the horizon, The pillar At its base was the size of a hogshead, but somo hun dred tect abows the wator it wasno larger than a Inger boer keg. The apinuin waves like «hue glant in a walla. Nearing ( colninn of water danced over the a Spring tt a the harbor from Oyster Bay about oq eked apa row audred fect in the afr, carrying 8 over a boat house, and dropping iton toe beach, Just onteide the harbor it strack abrig, completely dismasting it in the short apace of three seconds, Its power of suction waa cnormous, and it fs cath: mated that over a half million gallons of water were drawn into the clouds during its existence. Nearing tho beach in the vieinily of Banvard’a enstle, tt was seen by a boy named King. The urchin eaid that he heart a tert faring, and on turning about saw twenty steamboat pipes ve led into ond a mile long twisting toward the shore, ‘Tho boy ran for hia life, and the spout ran upon the shore apparently in pure suit of him Biriking Deceh fronting the enstle, the vast pillar of water broke, and the shore for an eighth of a milo wna deloged by tte flood, ‘The phenomenon was also witnewved by Mr, John Banvard, who speaks of it asa wor natural cortosity. ——— JOTLINGS ABOUT TOW - Tho Altomania brought 717 passengers, Anna Dickinson ond William IH, Seward ar. rived in town yesterday Neither the Aldermen nor the Assistant Alder: PRICE TWO CENTS, NEWS FROM WASHINGTON, THE PACIFIC RAILROAD COMMIA. SIONERS' REPORT, Wanted Bo: Special Wasinaro: wih of Mareh tection of the Tan ren, Lieut -Col votary Jast the had n driven, but th construction 1 as make a firs! good quality in Humboutt effect aneh cor estimate ta rans eastward track could be in some cases the Fr structed. The ing locations, stock, estab'ial ‘The pr on qonerally the view with tho net of Con) tn Initio ths AMtales President will had a quorum yesterday, Anna Dickinson's lecture to-night ia her last before her departure Callfornia, ‘The Hon. 'T, W. Clerke has consented again to bea candidate for the Suprome benes, A census has been ordered of all polic who do not live with (heir families. Tommy Nast, the artist, is said to be worth He i# 8 Direetor to & bank ond a jolly good nen fellow. The dead nti te streot, by ody of an infant was found cen Fourth and Fitth aveau Finy ves “sdlay, Prem ring Jon ould Bho does Wordny. Post Shaw No. 7, G. A. R., will decorate the raves of deceased soldiers om Staten Island next nda. inp Meoting Association of this et yesterday and clected officers for the onsu ‘The Croton Department propose to pave 117th, 144th, $224, 1291, 1254, and 1th atreets with Kia conerete pavement Caro story wil war instantly killed, At tho meeting of the Polytechnic Association Inst night, ® new steain plow, invented by ® Chica oan, Was exhibited, the Fishing Banks ar Yankeo advertises to go 0 , rain or shine, Tho Kighth Assembly District Rey aoclution is to hokl on bi Grand street this eve John Quigley, of 116th atr avenue, took Parle green yosterday ‘afternoon, with tuteat to it suicide, McNamara, alins 1 ye 22, foll fron aves Forsyth street yesterday and Satu mont, aged 2h, at it suicide by taking Tho festival of Corpus Christi was appro: prlately observed yesterday in all the Catholic and in several of the 1 pal churches, A child rot fire to his clothing # few days ago with’ « crackers, ud War burned Ko budly tat be died yesterday, A now atrect weeping machino was acon on Broadway on ‘Tueaday nll. It kicked up moro dust standing wtill Uhas old one did in motion, Mons, Chevalier, of Paris, will mako a grand bo loon ascent at Landmann's Hamilton Park, Phird avenue aod Siaty-ninth strect, to-morrow atternoon. Aauilor, name unknown, shipped yosterday 0 rl the brig F. Nash, ut tue soot Of Kast ie Weonth stroct, | Aitce working an hour be wus taken died, Le ph been served upon Mr. the Houthside Kallroad rom furtier compleiing Vetrick Mullally, otherwise “ Brickbat Jimmy, of the Poll street King, who split open ® policcman's Lead the other oveving, will spoad the next six months on Blicawell's Island, OF in Twentieth atroct ed Indiaw affairs, and thore centh strect aud Rutheriord place listeued to addrosses on various subjects, Whose was it? that little mate door of Gen. W. G, Wara’s ronides Kost Thirty fourth street, yout morning, and by him sent to the Police Nurs.ry in Mulverry wireet, Mr. Gus, Phillips, who recited an original Duteh poem during the reeeption of Sagamore Lodge on Wecnesduy evening, eluimea to be Muus breitinann's buperior asa Duten we ‘Tho Ladies’ Union Reliof Association propose to decorate the graves of our soldiers on Monday Gifts of Howers may be scat to the rooms of the Y. M,C. Association, 101 FiMh avenue, Ex-Jndge Whiting’s contract for keeping t streets dirty was formaily (ransterrod Joho L. Brown, and Mr. Brown's suretle cepted by the Stroet-Cleaning Comminelon. The Hon, Jobn C, Jucobs has been of $10,000 9 year us Chief Clork to the Now York ‘Tax iasioneri, provived hie will remave uljogethor, aud vo in Beuator Creamers iriet, Hfant lof at the y anniversary of tho Now York Juve- nilo Asyluin takes place’ this afternoon at 2 o'cluok, ‘ ynear Tenth ave Aduiesses by Key. J.B Davis, of Boston, the Rev, Mr, Lud low and J.B. Thorne, Bsq., of this city, A nuinber of influential geatlemen in this city qraterday organized thowstives into a Southern Land Company, with a copital of $200,000, having gu- (alued a charier trom North Carolina kiving teas exclusive mght to certain lands 1m that State, Mr, 8, Spitaer, of Williamsburgh, has been ap- pointed by U. #. ‘Appraiser MeMiruti! an Kxuunnce ‘of German goods, Dir, Spitacr ny years Lue been an earnest Republican. vinkment is au execlont welvcion, aud the reoclver evory way worthy. Patrick Vuuna and another Fourth Ward rowdy early yosterduy morning attacked John O'Connor, Who keeps un 0) #t and in Cusharh Market, and beat him very severe! His wounds were «ivegeed aud he Was (agen Home, bub (ae tuuyls vped. A kerosene lamp exploded last evening in a house on the cast side of IEMh avenue, betwoo Fiity-sixth ond enth streets, ond. burned Mrs, Frontka Bla three ch Lircn, Branika, George, aged 6. ged 3, ull seriously, anu the mother fatally, ‘The fourth regular public salo of woot by Wal- ter Brown & Co, took place yeoterday, The sale was lasariy atbeudon, the bidding spirited, und, consider Ui siato of tho market, the pr.ces obtained w eutiatactory, This ale, Mke all the others preeedins, ailords a (air index v!'thy atute ob the walker, ‘The total number of pounds sold Was over B90, LOSSES BY FIRE - Loot ovening a barn a county jail yard w Mr. Boohm's dwelling, in Lockport, waa burn- ed peaterday Loss, @3,000; tusurance, $1,500 David Myors & Son's paint abop, in Fort Plain, way burned yeatcrday. we, ay house eueched to Feseh Tomy & 1 Wodugolay phibo ted Weaken nosday Mr. M fHrocioy, Henr tenderer the sioner Changes Recommen nd 8. M. Clomey exatnination of the ( Itailroads, At the time of their inspection the among them tn rel: for 1,035 miles west of Omaha, rew such disposition of that appropriation deem beat for the welfarc and haprovament of the Heeretary Cox and the Commissioner of commission, and visory ody, possens a jod—Nearly 87,000.096 The Indian Peace Commisstons Interview with tho Presideut-Neerctars woll's Gotd, Deapatehes to The Sun, , May 97. —Mi stor McMahon hag hocn heard from through Mr. Webb, About ther he wae at Ascuncion, under the pre illiea. No particulars of his escape from Lopes have been received. PACIFIC RATLROAD REPORT, . Wiillameon, Engineers J. Biinckenw —teport to the Mon. J. By of the Interior, that they have made tral and Uniow tom laid—the lest golden spike net ho janeiure was practically at Ogden, As to tho Central, they say that the grades in mang cases are uanecessary and excessive, the conre toe Jong and serpent the curves too abort, and the mn pallavting and other ways not snob telasa road, They found the rails of ‘They recommend changes, particularity Valley, where they think an ontirely diiferent route contd be adopted with advantage. Te rections and supply deficiencies thelr 3,39. Thero was somo dissca@ ion to the Union Pacife whic from Oxden; two of them, Gen. Wee rou and Kngincer Mickensderfer, believed that the much better baltasted and Inid, an@ better located; bat Liewt.-Col, Wie Haman and Roginece Clement were of opinion thad ad Was good enongh for one Ko rapidly com estimate for supplying deficiencies ng and change reducing grades, procoring rolling hing siations, ., wa $6,771,710, against suow were approved, bag engincering was not, #o there wi probably be another ehanco for a big job. Tie INDIAN PRACE COM. accompanied by Seeretary Cox, had o long intews 810%, ident to- lay respecting thate duties. It appears that the Commissioners are of opinion that they have complete thority, under appropriating $2,001,000, to make they may ako a different view of the powers of old that they are only an ad ¢ no exccative authority, ‘The pnblediy settio the question, aad define tho duties of the Board so that they will works harmoniously with the Scere y of the Interior and Parker in securing the objects Com gross had in view tn creating the Commission, rm ma Tho W H atroet ape 1) OM SKERKTARY ROUEWRLL. ulators, who hod their agents here repeated|y within the last ten dae Sovrotary of the ‘Treasmry to change iey, having failod tn their mission, pow tactics, end are now urging the to Induce the hia Bnaneiat p have adopted Seerstary to re " ‘ul of six per cent, gold bonds, ‘These pertien will fil in tly aa they did in thelr efforts to tho salo of gold, ‘Tha Secretary wecma well with the York, and ‘ition of allies both bore am ot be influenced in his movomeat by trond or for. atlas ‘The Bail and Bat. Rowton, May 27.—A base ball game of sight fnnings, played between the New York Matual the Lowell Cin of Be the Mutuals, Sparks from ‘Tho Pernyian in George York ton vetin at Quect ‘Tho Rhode © Westph on, “1 ima victory "The seo nitors have gone to Martinique. sbody sails fom Liverpool for New row usylvania registry Law is sustained ty Ha arrived at Plymouth and the Eel. stown yoateraay. and Senate last night adopted the Afteonth amerdinent. Buty Pu F utes at Ui fr ning for a direct railway to Port 60 OF 0 wibloe. Hourse was heavy at the close, with 4 30 contlines. The Hon. KE, B, Washburne, United States Minto tor, Was reee: The Alaba dy tie Fronoh’ Kuperor yesterday. 1 clitma still form the groat theme of ooaversation Ane Newspaper comment ta Great he pan ish yosterday. Two races Course. fn Faveuil I veg Pnitariay a oft Caries W. Kilut has accepted the Proside cm cut, ty to be dd Four men were kilic rit which they wora openiig yeaterday, ut tbe Atta ta, Ga, rolling b w weciit nnd a batt tn th and have baton Churles Stocke, for A dead near Uie ral Raliroad 10 Hosto. uf Cuda is expectod tn Tho now chureh of A grand stony at My tue form: schalion, » ironclad Vietoria arrived at Haveog were rua yesterday over the Buckeye The Universs 4 thelr ! social reum! i I, Boston, yesterday, the Hon. ied na held thelr annusl festival to Musie . Jortorday. Goorgs H, Cuoates, of Xow lod. xing Dorchester to Boston © LO 1 oO LOMMEHE yeaterday, suLJOCE ‘othe he vouers. © wud realgned. us position ow U na by the th Augustine, in Bridgeport, ture. one of tho Anest in Commack: sted nat Sunday, by the bursting of an old f and W en's Suffraze Convent 0 of a national Womans occupied three days tial In Carll, Pay tt pela je, Mass., wae Of Uhe Albany an@ Jon have alre ne MOF Election disturbances are reported ag Amu Lille, arid Toulouse, France, but they were trivial, oud aay supprosaod olected thy old ton, tins been eh Kettott Tho Messr Alabama, have options wid extra’ Prone thaethe t Webster Mor rented at Nc ¢ Northern New Hampshire Tt he hore stolen frgut ‘John & Hourd of Directors, Otis Daniel, of Bos jeoted V'ivatdeat, in place of the [ate ale. Laird of Birkeahon, who bull the ceut'y ablihod & ieller giving Zoin'docwonis and Spuecbes te Juliding Of the Aldana was hoe Mogae vis, a well-known offender, was are vig in bie, possorsion Varma! Wyo ‘Claus Ikooks to yan ts Hudson George Crowley waa sentoncod in Sorin, Mass, vest r LY Taziog Bre. How + 80 flyo yoars im State Prison for owe rs Loorney, of West Springfoid. He ts 10 years old aud sive 0, ‘The Coroner" wh body was jury in the ease of the man McLean, 4 inthe woods Lear Puekkill om Sunday, wiles bulletholo in the forcaead, reudered © Vord et inat wight of death by Ty tho Britis Mr. Otway, Und ply to 8 alata Alsoama would Sixteen mem! arrived fo Din Mtemoon, a York State tueb: Copies of th tie we dnesday vver jovernor W quarantine of iinet Now 0 ca. aud Sout A The tor Farther evan, Cabinet. Flips bas Foal st {ius boon succooded vy Pirvath, urng thus far show dat twenty-clght 660 Hidates he or Justice, and ‘Tho ve ett on en iopistatt Ainalidamas was returned on Wodveadag, Now Orienne court reateuiaing tho city omer ferioring with the Lerch, proprietor of & gaming house In Koyal slsest, Morgan, the purchascr of Opelowsas Raik font, annous 6 Tus tious men of Toxnay L olher section of the © Geplouens Lin trond to Vex Chartos 6 Faay, ber at do. of Commons Inst ev veretary for Fovelyn Affairs, in Fe jd Gat {he Lapers in the case of Ce tly Ue Lald upon the t ble, 4 of (he Massachusetts Logistature mton irom Boston on MV joan oilicial {aspect at a. > resolution reapeeting the acquisition Hay Territory, &¢., to Do pruposed te buted ia the Dowiuion Pariamout om my aimoth, of Louisiana, proclaims» of leas (ian ten Jaye agatint vesnols we frou Woot Lodian, Coubras At or.Cau porta, of ex-Gov. Moorehead of Keatee ‘ago at Greenville, Mire, arrived ier Kichmoail, ea Lome tinal taterineut “have becn made ta tho Tiatian the position of Mimster bow clvcted ty tue new Cone foam at R ies Uf dana Ragund howe nese to colperate with the Mldana: Now Gttnane’ Se iy interested im extend me the by tho most eligible rowte, In the Nova Scotia Honse of Assembly on Wed- yin, nto c rp Ulomitue ner Alwjesty to: absolve Nove Scotia Suco te the Bel ibraat Writain to toree a fos (wap ions without Uelr coi ead ish Uuroue, DMeaare, Joseph Warren, Bilis the oeeasion of his depart Seuvod « letke fatleinaa, araletull ‘The Hi, Rooerta, a ales ieee ie ea ES sean =