The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 29, 1869, Page 2

: maar ” - —— momapeomneiengeneanersans vere ml, ~ and their full and equal rights. The third | voluntects in cold Mood, at the baton at | proof against fire and burglors, while its system ANDREWS THE RIOTER, | commovonr MEADE STRAKES HIs aevnnasts, se makes certain exceptions—and establishes | Mr. ALDAMA's house, and eleewhere—all | of record and identification is a guarantee against a We ASSAILANTS, > TIFT AVES y o The Expulat Ms . n , Beats ay ere, Feaing we ricct | the incapacity of certain pereous to hold eivil | eae porsons werw already tn prison, — Sw. | forgery and kindred frauds, A visit tothe estab: | eee Aaa eewate Collisions ait domed —+— pratt: Butlers said to have his eye on Senate OLY UG TU bce Weanesdare ena Baturders, office, One provision ia just as plainand| After those dreadful days and nights of Logi eb ble satisfy the moat skeptical person Dowthng-Cardirom a ember @ the New nthe fey: Olyapin Dros to a dioemeauai @ . ea ts ‘ ” y ‘ —The Rev, Olymp o d BOOTHS TMATHE, SE hee Ngee ae | cloar in its terme as the other, If one is in | the 22d and 2d January in Havana, Gen, | ts perfectly secure Z his bere take. vd if chetalchi 8 fe lbh betel A Oe CE go hero Gf (he welt cory, nibs UAnORS Andale Raion | operative without Ieqislative id, then the | Dex.ct: promised the Havanoe speedy justice. | Mp. J. IL Davie, « elord gentleman of Friday's issve of yone valuable pancr | gonrinnes eaae Mas Bade the following | Yfodcrn stang has converted the tite of Gray Y's MUSEUM=Roviat e 3 oF fi iin dieretal = ‘ 4 need © He Dow! apralast ef “ 7 Ne other is, and, in fact, every provision of the | On the same day,two axsassing, whose object | good character and possessing the necessary qual. | TP* iced @ report that Justice Dowling, of the Court | Wiehard W, Meade agt, Charles A. Meigs and Ben. | mortal masterpiece tuto “Am Elegy in 9 Country. of Speelal Sesston: 0 Lroadway—Ixion, and | Constitution may Le paid to be w WAVERLEY, THEA Bone Orehar exp New York, Lb cqual | was to murder the Captai General, wore | ifieations, is applying for a postion om the police 4 me from the eourt | Jamin F. Corlies. City and eonnty Parex ‘aay. a - % s room after « somewhat «harp coll bet . | Kiehard W. Meade, the plaintiff in th; tion, beln - rene! English clad oy eRNTRAL EAT | ar. between seth and | FeESeM. found In the palace, ‘Tho Cabare woro in- | force of this ety, If Mr. Davis's application | teuetor ute peame ara mett between hime | stir tmyn, mages Misteen ae abont the IBY day OF | ence te etn am Roglish ironclad are to pee The Erpreee is not alone in ite doubie and | dignant, and promised publicly to defend his | feceives @ favorable consideration at the hauds of rg October, at the city of New York, the above. adly way, 1a ss the public, t incredulity, The decision of the Chief Justice | fe. And the Vos de Cuba, the organ of the | "ee Volice , we bog Inspector | York, ts to rome extent ealled in question, 1 is 60 monstrous that people who kacw | volunteers in Havana, defended the aitempt Memrd cai assign him to duty in the Fourth | the privitege of placing myself right, 1 Corinda, the Gtr! of the Pertod, | SALMON DP. Crass of old find it difficult to | and accused Gon, DeLce of treason, because td, “Reddy the Bluckawith,” who is not | tunately placed dn rather an unfavorable position on Thr FRANCAIS, May ® and S-La Vie Pa rhe Co rts. and the Bar of the city of New | nitied d the plainti® to be arrested | tween Lord Lyons and Marshal Niel. ri OF Sbercie totueee caret “ae Lil yt —A Massachusetts farmer, while ploughing last vi ‘lice | Week, turned up» wateh he had lost fourteen years the sald ¢ and'to be taken bes It was nninjured, and but littie tarnished, ons bea igut comedy" Caste” ity and to give bonds to keep the THE TAMMANY. ROsOKEN, Har New Tork Ctrens, believe that he is the author of it. It ie not | he refused to allow every Cuban to be may. | 7 lt the State Prison, might ohjects ‘tint eve. Nelrod toe. tate ean of tbe (idea eral ea bat atte Fela in epee oa Mande TI AMPHITUEAPKE, oo, Of Wa Ht, ond Hroatway=Bere: | much learning—eortainty, judging by t wac red. There has been n growing conviction for | low, but unjustly, ag every wail informed person will Wy & police ofiesr. and to be eonveved in | York, mace seven! tations by Sun iaree ne POW ERY THEATRE PNR, The tro #on or se, | Pinion, not much law learning—but much | ‘The perpetrators of all this Dlovished | snine time past that the interests of cortain | admit, No one bum been tore abused than 1 have ipo a fac aaicundets aed waiiouechane | <-Ab engineer realigned his position on a Weats d Tee Aateets f ¢ Hock’. ambition, that hae made him mad, Gon Deen never attempted to proscevic. 1a | trades represented in the Workingmon's Union | fF Wie address I delivered to the Wace on that | nf fy. and then ond tere to be taken tn | ern railroad in disgust, because, as he said, it cone a May Bi—Giee 6 ——— his defence it may perhaps be ured that tho | here have not been conserved by that instita. | C¢eosion In opposition to the dr Fe oom | cite Le susgped ofa moneycamounting io more | euated Of nothing but the right of way and two and fuiquitons#200 clause incorporated thorest und te Le stripped PLYMOUTH CRHORCH, Ane Cuda in th inodred orters volunteer forced him to abaadon hie con. | tion, and a movement is on foot to forin w cen *, and of various Valuable | streaks of rust, “.< oH But whlie Twas opposed to this elanee, E wish it IPEDROME, Jersey ¢ Maitrid advices to the 26th report that the | citintcry plans; that he arrived jate, and chat | tal union of those trades engaged in Lulliding, | tye understood tht Thad no connection with the Hat dea men’ restored to him, and to bo | indiana presents for the © champtonship” KLIN ACADEMY OF MUSiC=rue Hermit | clunses in the Constitution which relate to | iho moans he possessed were ina! which natarally hare much greater interest In | yiotent scenes that ensaed, but bitterly opposed and J, contred, and imprison tn raid Litgatte | 89 6ld gentleman of 07, Who, not content with read- ' Cuba were thon under discussion ; that Sefior | pn meen e cee eenad Were Inalequate SOF | och ottfer than tuiscellancons trates can have, | deprecated, and endeavored to quell the storm tt a sg el ilo = = : : tho wippresiion of the revolution ; (hit at | $y cit which wore esas acres aad planted it in corn, CASTLE AN stated that had Spain followed he example of England in the latter's treat sont of Canada, no Cuban revolution would action, however, docs not apring from any | Was then raging and threatening to destroy a pe it heglect on the fpurt of the officers of the Works | ofthe city. My only offence was tat felt a deep | res he need ingmen’s Union towarl any trade. Thoro are | iterent ia the people, anit exerted my est effurte to | great tv teal ae) men! Ait | one hundred and twenty trode unions in this ity bap mining yaad ainorsegerapwabeedscall Me fig bandit gy Inst he endeavored to terrorize ib into submission, =The copper coinage of Great Britain, accords ing to a royal fRoclumation recently Issued, will cease to be current after Dec, 01, 186% hasbeen * tand These ond all other arguments that mt, » possible; that Gen. Srnmano, nr iy r i |’ | turhing cements, Tam sustained in iis by the ovie | { Sy card dotee dane Grit ion, superseded by the bronge currency, alod that Capt.tlen, Notcm granted tt be adduced in support of hia uctions, will not | only thirty of whieh ate represoated in the | gence produced Ia Court on my trial, Pi tapes ha Tl RCTS —The Janesville, Wis., Common Council hare : Ade obliterate the facts of the unprovoked and | Workingmen'a Union, Of these, the building | yy ths : arrest, ineareerotion in Fort Lafayette, and nid entsed the plaiati been troubled by te dog question, and have Anally bertios when he entered upon the | unpunished maseacres that wore cominitted | trades equal about two-thirds of the membership, | supequent telat for cone; tracy, under the " Gag plsiotlit Ia Roput to commends, by Lreolihge Nasatlttnairs cult hel eta tgwif idl ent government of Cuba, but that party apirit | 6. Cubana in Havana during the ¢ arly day hile, according to the Constitution ef the central | Law,” ne it was conviction, ond sentence to 4 hereto annexed, an ction tn thie Coure | exeept dogs from the couutry coming in on busle d }linted the inhabitants to the intentionr ftw bdtitnieisdtion pe bY Union, the other third can on fr aud out | tiree yeors in Sing Sing Prison, are familiar ant hise Mega hot ea ane | nin F, Vor | ness, of hi inistration. 4 ' Ae cause of action above stated, =A Fre ay tt t homo Government. Gon, Sennano When 1b 1 mt vote them in any measure of vital importance | torical facts, T remained there two yeare and eight Ww irape. A Freneh writer remarks: Ifa lady save j 1 Uy lhe dabnniskton et Rliatnal hen he again deprived tho Cubans of thet may ‘be brought up. Each of ation | wonths, when obtained my p ron of the Presitent Sworn to before me thts #h tay of April, 160.4 to you ‘Tcan never love you,’ wait alittle longerg | Le rebellion {i is DAYS cal | the liberty of vie press, on account of the dawkted la bitillbd to Cithe doleqete | of the United States at the soiestation of Judge Nel | Joux Burcuen, Notary Public, New York county. | all hope t# not lost. But If she says, No one hag the rebellion had boon suppressed, but | horrors that had beon enacted in Havana, the shige iobetas Ste 1, of the Supreme Court, who presided at my trini, | Upon Uils adidavit, and upon other affidavits ta | more sincere wishes for your happiness than J, take jt oer Slate Roofers’ Union with 0 met ; t tho moral disorder was erpenring Gt Totten, Nenetor Bhuinbury- ot, Dia support of It, an order of arrest, In @6,00 bail, was | your hat Dr. dokin II, Griscom of this city, Dr. C. C, Weins, | Franted on the aith instant, and the defendants, | = —A § te Hon, B, Delaield So Iuige Neleon, in the k inhabitants of the elty had Yo no insur | an equal right with the bricklayers rectionary movements, and wero completely | No. 2. unarmed. They were at the tine imaking a There very slowly. Bef journal states that a young womam Charles A. Meig# und Benjamia F, Corlies, wore | named Anna Arnold, sister of an tonkeeper at Wils sof his heart, lmme- | veaterday, the 87th instant, arrested, and gave boil, | lean (Lucerne), has just carried off the ti nit othe entering upon the task of contro of course w communiiy of int bar t pri pnrade i if oh i @ eVory one of Gen, Bianano's aevor pacific use of the privilege Dy ennnciating | among the trades, bat there can be ne qi jitely upon my being pardonod, freely extended to | Av action hay beeu commenced sinee the making | ut rifle-shooting competition of that town, baying ot ila PECRERY pa tions, one word ng to the statements of Mr. | iyoir vivws ag to how poace could best be that it would be for the benefit of th ne every uselstance, and on his own motton admit. | Of the foregoing aMdavit for falee imprisonment— | made a“ white’ with every shot, ‘4 wed. J t 7 J Casteiian, If he knows, as we presume to | stoped to tho country, ‘These aro historic | building, clothing, house.furnishing, an | tet me to practice ta the Cirewit and D Ht Coust i ’ ee : eh ene aaa Professor Charlea W. Eliot has accepted the of 150,000 a the w peri y | be the case, the vital differences between the other classes of trade t to form ind | oF the United the Southern, District of i 0 IRS TOF PIAA | ATES & Weater yell: | oftes: of Present Harvard College, and has r a - ‘ é , ineta, and ean scarcely be unknown to Gen, is y | New York. Tthe: { for admission to practice | for defendants, i” morni De aud the Eatin races—difterone ¢ central unions, There are more tl 1 VB he far se , ed —_— — Lrdeathcae-dostiry tg Baim cead gts Pectin hy ponent ees othe: ska! i i Fennano, and yet ho boldly asserts in the sient are law iu the State Courts, und after presing through Vite (ULB ONS TOE Overscers, to which he was elected jast Commences : that tise: | proved in no one particular more clearly | Contog tlut “party apirit had blinded some of Hi worl ay the rogalyr ordeal Lefore the Cornmittee of Examtna- ad apes dopats ment Day for the term of six yen is psi ants Ae Hn, nature, and maintenanes | the iahabitante to the iatentions of the home iene : an , pout 1 # Jon, and on ct rt woe admitted by the | wecvernry Kiah's Refuenl to Retense Hor— | —The Colwells, Shaw & Willard Manufacture : bi 7 the e colonies of England and | goyornme hem in the house-furnishing bu Supreme Court of thie State to practice law fn all Action of the Owne ing Company, foot of West Twenty-xeventh street, ore pri withous dig 8 so bo fully nware that 4 pa) : are probably nearly an equal number not owning | the Courts thereof ou the Huy of May, 1806, and | Porcome nnexplained reason the Spanish au- | New York, manufactured last yoar one hundred and be an nt Of <Culis ‘hak of 9 one was misled ie Cubana knew | allegiance to any union who tight be brought | have In posessten my ipl Thave thas been | tyorities in this city rely exclusively on the inftuen- | fifty-seven tons of patent load-cneased block tin pipe. ere ? : Aaghs Loni aah nay too well from past experience that the prom: | into acentral union of these trades, partinlar ja dot that Toinoy be plnced tm & | tit section of Secretary Fish to prevent the release | Additional machinery Is being made to meet the ime * . ri } : i Y 1 P «x Aside the Constte nada England, which in his opinion | yo, of reform would never bo fulfilled, and “ —— t po ition before the pablie, the Courts, and the | of tho steamer Quaker City, The Seerctary has had | creasing demand this year, : TaeOR, Would ave prevented tho Cuban tusur | they wero strengthened in this convietion by | The Berkahire Courier says that it alw Bar of this city. E : aprivate interview with Minister Roverts, and at | —The Emperor Alexander of Russia, it Is te. t of “An rection, was simply impossible. Not ouly | ie actw of the Colonial Mintetry, ‘The Span. | Ons Tus Sux “with more intense and alt ronan to Justice Dowling Fhave little to #8¥. | this interview he denounced, on hiv personal and | ported, is seriously fi ed, his illness having atl sb Solana: Ae Lavae: tea acta of mind Mintetry he SPAN: | thew any other Now York paper.” we | Ten months ago T appeat the Special Sessions | omcial re the movement to secure the | originated fa the shock arising from an necidens found bold cnough to inaugurate St but (et Sues: Who were etter judges Of tho | scat ays great ‘compliment. It shown that | P “erent 6 client chetwed with aanauls aud Dailey: | iadepe of Cubs. Thus committed, any us | while he wae driving in an open carriage over @ ee 5 % wees. Seat delet + vt) Cuban question than the Provisional Govern: | tum Sow not only hae All. tho News, but that | L®& Storer. ln a rouch, ancouih, und Dratal wan | sertion or charge of Mr. Roterte in relation to ex. | bridge across the Neva, Ills medical attendunts are f the ecetion | on, snlibely Wet any wach Mbers ment, kuew that tho liberty proclaimed in | its opi Teclied for with raterect, aad thea | RTcrueres by Fustier Dowling to leave the court | peuitions preyaring to teave the United States will | very uneasy at the rymptome, fearing au interned veclavcry te | tt Would have received the sauctton of a Cadi if oxtetided to Cate. srould te Ubatras pa ainlre ios Eade oa te Lactic? REE Ken hot enter It again, Twas sarprived at | gunjcet the suspected vessels to surveillance or de- | injury, ty 19 | seventy mombers of the Cortes, And oventaty | CMe Hf extendell to Cuba, w e destruc. | the expestation about theta is habitually not dis- } such eontuet on te part of one whom Thad never | tention by his ypectal orders, sch Bonet lady Yoluraiuy Trees Tavann! cite on eae tated en myo ain | tive to their nal Interests appointed, Otherwise the expeetancy would soon | seen or known before believing that there must | ane owner of the Quaker City has taken the usual | sca with hor n pretty. itt ts Ma x Sorat 1 i neh pris he ba -seaenaPand uate The further slatement of Gon. Serrano | be atonend. Let the & receive our pro- | be some mistake, Eqnieily withdrew from the court | jogat action in defence of his claim to the vesse), and ihe vues tebe iy caver: Geniaey, Bamboula said eg eps Mi ck allowed any Captain | iat «the rcbellion has eon suppressed by | found acknowledgment, Foon. T wax not aware of ever having given offence | wit} show that sho is Intended for a lawful voyage. | 4g his mistress: “Papa told me when I was big I y f ma eee prt Sabre sale fs A be ? eee meee enema ene » Justice Dow a 4 Auated whe «ine i Hater : i by i dite {te ¥ General to carry out any such reform, the damonstration of physteal force," is, to ; : V wes awaced whon Ewe th: | He Las engaged Messrs, Blatenford, Seward, and | most jail you aud entry hia ali yomr money. I'm 4 tuat be alluded nO Chiat What Gen. Sernano sintes amounts, in AMUSEMENTS. y councetion WAL the | Griswold, and a member of the firm filed a elaim for any. (io least all giitlysusohrects| (PURE hu . int fi going to kill you. but I slu'n't go back to him, for he y state deen | good English, kpoicn Lbs ‘ I . - uly rota, i the veesel, in bis pebaif, in the Clerk's office of the | would tuke all the money away.” Bamboula is op, wile ke & ml Englisl , to a ition that Caba and | fiat disorder,” that ts to ay, the Mies Lizzie Mahon, win has teen employed st ast Theredoy E aznin appeared In Court to de- | Cuited States District Court yesterday, nud gave x ba a 1 the money 4 mboula is 01 a pertect uiber'y | thy ¢ deserve their fate, A vory few pauieh clement “is disappearing, though | Brousham's Theatre, where her beauty fond a client, wad sapposd that T should be accorded | ponds for the costs which may be incurred in the | There iy now living in the town of Lovet, in +1018: | words will disprove any such argument, Hlowly," we believe to contala the real pith | Bde Mer a fevorte, is engnaed for the summer se | all the rights ann yaiviiegee of any member of the ) gait, It ie alll deem probable, however, that duis: asad Bus aronyens ides that * Tho On the 15th of Septeniber last a few Spon | of the mutte son at Wallack's, and will sppour tu the new panto. | Var. {was azain in a boisterous wud shameful man | veseol muy be released befure the day assigned for | ros), who was one hundred years of age the 13th sauce’ | ish military chiefs belonging to what is asl ae baie ofS The hie & i Ree ‘laine at a momber uf the bar that 1 | the examination. day of April last, She has been the mother of thir- : ; ieesan GEA ‘rawourm Onoax Coxcents, == Mr. . ractice In that Court, a ; ‘i rath a ei apres and somewhat crroncously culled Russia’s Move om Constantinopte. Mins oi; Oricklet of She Ttodtin atreek Crntaty Bost Titist confess that T felt leeply hamitlated to, wit: HOMES FOR WORKINGMEN. tern et soi 4 pie Laceanl ahd iB pd the iiberal party. i bw Cha Shenk Fi : ne shee neat auch @ ec where the dignity of the h AT grandchildren, 105 great-grandchildrea, 4} ms ‘ Fee Cuan ot miele } ‘The report is current in Europe that the | ¥!ll play at the elghtecuis concert today at 4 ised and disgraced No More Tenement i ehies ry Man hits | great-areat-grandeliidven, “The total numberof ber Ravy, proclaimed political Uberty in Cadiz, | Emperor Anaxaxpen has decree’ the remo. | eek: ; : UALS Ke own Nousehotder- Progress af the Coe | descondacts as been 221, The Spanish nation, athiret for Uberty, fol | va) of tho capital of the Rusatan Empire from | >, Ciera Wonores.—I4 jew York Cir- HRW, operative Building Movement tu Brooks | The portion of Florida wost of the Apalachi« fool. sud he | Jowed them. In a very fow days an [ge ps » ‘Meh cten peters: 1 | one draws immense crowds, His company perform ‘Attoracy ond Counsellor at Law, lyn cola js sold to the State of Alabama for the sum of tertainly could not bave said what isp: ‘4 St. Petersburg te Kiev, on the river Daieper. | in Hoboken on the public square this afternoon and i Tr the Eititor of The Sun. $1,000,000 of Alabama bonds, The bonds to be dee livered when the sule is ratified in 2 with, TO | law, ‘This sule or traaafer has to be voled upon by At tho |, Ricuuoxn, Lxp., May 24.—Our city still con. | U*2 organicitions, 1 am. pimwed te Gnd that the | ine peonie ot West Florida, and after being ratified tinues to be the tl al excitement | Serine, which were scarcely planted st home on my | 1,» 14, vama and Florida Legislatures, is to be sor departure, have wo developed as to begin to bear | scuteu or approved by Congress, into Wis | Cligarchy, a Provision, T ' : Seah at Government, re- mouth by Tue SUN without incurring. tha f f i The clause prodibiting slavery was net advected by | PAced the uprooter’ despotism of the throne the second It would have bora just as valid and | A® WSS Bate yal, Cuba, declared in the now j stive withont it, It was a piece of «t- | programme to be a constituent province of teclare that Congress should have power | Spain, regchod to the skies the virte of A Great Kevival in tudtann-A Quaker} Sin Woman the 1 Correspondence Ci + Since returning from the Old World, where i bclebrnle Sia Thave passed a your ina careful survey of coopera: Commercial. A paloce is now building for hua at the lat. | evening, It comprises the greatest array of dari ter place, and the Empress Las purchased a | ¢4itovtrians, gytonaste, clowns, acrobats, equilibris| lates eulate lien and ollier performera that ever lett this elty. - ; Gaaxo Vutociemna -Tocnxanexr. If this report be true, it is oncofthe moat im. | sorsey city Velocipedrome this cvenlug, @ veloct ord ject vwals that atte pon the au force the article by appropriate legislation ; portant movements which Russia has made for | pede exhibition will be given for the benefit of the pieoes OF wetstp are Vealihy frult, Allow me to use your valuable paper 1°" Sie Join Crampton, formerly English Minize © That power would have inhered im it any way. It freedom, ne many years. Not only is it a formal advance | Frank Rivers. A very otiractive programme hiv» ante Geese Ohtren ys asa means of exhibiting the Rrowth of palain a ter at Washington, and lately at Madrid, has at last would have teen jestine sensible to have allached Gen, Liunsuxpt, who then raled Cuba, pre: | ypon tho grand aysiom of policy devised and bs Lataard es ae pd ah Goan of ie te an ; ‘clock for one ayn Ae oe v0 iu idevaiste gent resigned that position, It will ve remembered that fuch & clovse to every orticle to the Constitution, | tended not to believe in the reatity of the | commenced by Preven the Great for eivilizing bs iA ee bea seat i H! ha aed ied ie - es eats ef Dockets vi adie Trassaaraiey he was divorced, under peculir circumstances, froux Of course Judge eonderstands the matter pers | revolution in Spain, Te endeavored to sup- ith Lise a pagent gh cetie eelay Mehpeinlee y ~ his wife, a daughter of the composer Baife, who sub: feeGy well, snd conduct have bald What 1s sliribated 3 4 his empire and incorporating it into the fain- | perm of the American and Brooklyn Velveipede Hall, Fulton street, dune 8, 1397. It was organized sily Hated uteaaleh Dold, dn Cosmet ere aud ce “Ve wal press all nows from the Peninsula, and al ily of European. nati bat it is an an: | Clubs, and the wement of the affuir ia in the Veveu to" Meeting, on Pith streets gly et Nae as a Building Association, The Society position at the Spanish Court bias peanyiabs agroeable e lor ° eo 0° 7 ila of cael . Pt ering aud b m a spin hp atte ate Ba “pel nib) abored hard for a ia lesa Cyapec Nia da hot wonder atcihe ineren lite or lowed no allusion tobe made to what was | jouncement to the world that the designs of | hands ef Moss RF vekering aud B. H. Carlton pvorflowteg with « select h bi hard for its reat om, drew mp rules and | since that time, alshough bo retalued bis post until » fy trauspiring there, He celebrated the de- Taw Batioor Ascension, —There is quite o ng," Whatshall we do t condew them, adopted new ones and revised the f es oe Cink " Bg q . Russia upon ‘Turkey are henceforth to be quite Share unthie ebunronstla i 4 : few months ago. the Beprves.. Judge CrAbn lias nob ganorally od Tssununa’s birthday in Havana more 1 1 1. Ki Atir Just now among the seientifle classes, The | heavens ue ouc of thelr spe satin eve uw |)ooe. + Were, remember. the. diasMasions, we soni 7 . ; been considered—to vso the phrase of the pitt aftes elie bad beun auiven i meadily and unrelentingly pursued. I61ov 18 | great vatioon iden of a vuynge to Europe le abous to aga aro, ned the couversions aro. truly remark. | HOt see our way clear to build Lows when wehad | —Mre. Elihu B. Warhburne ts sponding the Erprevs—" fool,” and it is dificult to real in aimonth after she Lad been driven trom | 979 miles nearer Constantine ple than St. Pe- | be thoroughly tested, Mons, Chevailer, whose able. Tere “cm mt onder relgn. Charics F, | no laad to build them on. We finally decided to | summer at her hone in Galena, til, She ls a cousia 2 1 y fe 1 Madr Say Nene teraburg; it is within 300 miles of the port | name te familiar to all interested in aGrial purauris, | CoMla takes the chalr at s o'clock 1M readaw chap. | purchase a tract of land for sale ou Myrtle avenue, | Of Madame Monthoton, and like her descended from ize that anybody but a fool or a madman ps ‘ Hers tor from Cie Bible, a few minutes ure devoted tos. ! tie Fi ‘: lors of Iii 1 tained. it “ The Colonial Department in Madrid, how: | of Odessa, on the Black Sea; and, by the aid | I about to cross the Atlantic Ocean ina balloon, | lent or oral prayct, ae the case may be, when be turn it Into a Lot Society, and go ahead. We did so, | the French settlers of Llinois, who attained (o great could have given the opinion recently deliv ‘ a, . id vical forme the congregation that “rbort, concise 4 a reeal Du tone wealth by trading with the Indians, In common “tof ever, had to obey the Provisional Govern | of tho railroads built and soon to be built, it Wascents hore in lis really thera Pla hy. Sayed heat Sake) and the resulls have exceeded our expectations, In aes ered by the Chief Justice at Richmond. But simi, Gata sia wvi6A aimaviies at oait : 1 ' pf aR Misra sadas re He welt t es Soe shy pares Pee sh stead of one Soctety, there are now nine in full | With all the French settlers of the Mississipp), sho ambition drives men mad somolimes, ox ¢ i rene te ie Spain, 1 is a point upon whieh, in the shortest space | yew chance for success when a gentleman of tis F of the Cress. Who. Mast, and a tenth in process of formation, It {s | *peaks fluently the dialect farnilinrly known as" Gae pecially when it is at once unfod and in. | St thereby entitled to all beneiite wecruing | of time, the whole military force of Russia | abtitty, position, aud researc: takes up tho idea so ted tiie or found that by codperating a lot of land may be ob- | lena French” She will make her déGué at the Tule table. 'T 4, tat Ms from the revolution; but while freedom of | can be concentrate ready to march immedi | heartily. To-day at 4PM, he goes up from Land he meeting, talned for two-thids what li would cost each indi. | Terles next winter, gatiable. The dazzling vision of the White ‘i F ¥ " ‘a Th reminded ie The a tps a —Gen. Ripley, late of the Confederate army, worship wae decreed in the Peninsula, it was | ately upon either the Turkish or the Hungn | "e's Park. an pole that time was precious, | Vidual separately, The first estate was purelased Ripley, late orn , House seems to lave addled the brains of the still denied in Cuba, ‘Tho Provisional Go- | tian f 1 it Of ell uu it Sisbav.—This gentleman appours at Niblo’s ng aba hyate f sathe origi | in January, 1864, and cousisted of 94 lots, There | who figured recently in the Bankruptey Court disappointed Chief Justico. z A Han Frontier, course, It will specdily be | Gurion this eveoing, for the fist tine. The new | “Aly nareon familar with the pecul was just ont mewber to each lot. Theeo form the | London, was tor along ime commander of the forts ey ceils ic a1 i : Farden thy plug, for the fh » The Any perton fau with the peeuliar maaner of , Nothing can be any plainer than the pro- vernment exiled the Jesuits from Kpain, but | made an immense depot of military stores, | vrench dancers also’ appear, ‘The original atury of | wool wdulged in by Friends, woud be astonlsne | Society. Kuch mewber paya $1.50 8 week. ‘The | near Charleston, 8. C., and wns chiefly noted for eee A a guaranteed (o the Society all their property, | and in tho event of a war would be both | “Sinbad has only been used to hang a series of | Mt to tre He ainonnt of excitement this ou tng | plan of these codperations ts to buy at whol . ing married «lady of the Middleton family, whos vision of the Constitution which the Chicf $ ; of God's. Holy Spirit bas consed tn the membership. s pieeyenist Nontiia 1a are can adie r rights, and privileges in Cuba. It released vel 1 Dase, J as the | very wild and grotesque adventures upon, 1 Night after wl old and . and retail at wholesale prices. The societies have | beauty has attracted much attention im Paris, Her Tasti decisis Jers null and void. It ie convenient a8 a military base, aud as the i ight after nicht old and young meet for the pa ‘ pyle ane ideale date ie the Spaniards from the gricvous system | joadquarters of military aud civil govern: | PFminemt features of the legend, however, will by | pose of converting sinu rs, spend their time in | no power to raise the price of a lot one penny above sister, the widow of Count Bentivogtio, who resides provides that no person shall hold any office, 7 headquarters 0! 7 & retained, Including the ascent of tho Roe from the | PMxeh, singing hymns, and other devotional exer: | cost, and this statement exhibits the fundamental | in London, was conspluous during the civil war fos of imposts then in operation, but in nowise Gincn, Ghat a. {ew short’ years ago, would have been ment, Diamond V civ or military, under any State, who, heii ‘The selection of the new capital eration, Mutual aid societies thatin- | her zeal ia the Confederate —In England the Evang ex, With Siadad In his claws, and a | deemed imporsibie Within the Walis of a Fricady | Mea of coo algo | realisation of Pigmyiaiand, a really remarkable stage ing house; but tunes are changed, fringe this law are worthless epeculations, Lot As- h costume once held fmcred are fast lo previously taken an oath as a member af any Btate Legislature to aupport the Constitution of the United States, shall have cugaged in insurrection or rebellion against the eane or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereo| The facts in the case Lefore the Chiet Justice were uncontroverted, He hina put them. He said: “It was alleged ond was admilted that Jude : « furrey, in December, ISH, a8 a member of the | Claimed nothing more in Yara than the Virginta House of Deiegutes, took an om to | Spaniards had proclaimed in Cadiz, modified the taxation of the Cubans, Both Gon, Serrano and Gen, Duice had spoken before the Committee of the Proyi- sioual Junta on the reforms necessary to Cuba, and all Cubans naturally attributed it to Ge ERSUNDE personally that they were Not permitted to enter tuto the evil rights to which they were entitled by the revolution in Spain, Cusrmpys and AGUILERA pro- © nwo advartages of location and as- | in every dewil, willulso presout @ very perfect stage a . sociation which led to its eminence then eon. | Pictures es - Thangurating th tinue and maintain that cminenco now. Matineos TosDay, red oes Oe ee RN Within ite precincts are tho palace of the |. Thelast perfurs Creek Bishop, the venerable cathedral of St ship, and the f 80 ein Hh ment of ihe | homes within a year, The pric { eacty Lot is $800. | the abuses connected with p: buch ts the history of the First Cooperative Lot | fication of the Act of Uniformity "4 Society, which so effectually discussed itself out of | = —A young lady possessing good health, fnent and cuiburrassment that iis Treasur- | comand of language, great concentrativoness, Campbell, yielding to the wishes | strong intellect, retentive memory, indusiry that paage, and the ino of * Othello” will be given Gol a F t th's Theatre this afernoo A Mrs. Frame is probably the most remarkable Mt Boni’ eat this aRernode, A parne | Outgrowth Of this excitewcat yet developed, ‘Tall, | tt inexperien : a 4 stee makes hor final appearance in “Barbe | graceful, and commanding in sppearance, with & | cr, Mr, Alexand Sophia, founded in 1087, and numerous ] jeuo,” at tie Fifth Avenue, ate PM. Voice full of music, she enehain and melt into nse, lical branch of the significant in another aspect, Kiev is the | effect, showings completo miniataro city, with up- } {hem custome cnea hold (aucred ary fast jation No. 1 a week on Si lots, oud.as | Kstablished Chuselt have started a * Chureh Reforma reat religious metropolis of Russia, Be ward of 7.000 figares in motion, pigmy railways ngalwet a “howling minister the cette is paid for by installmonta, it is consiter- tion,” with the special object of ri ng the g ahi Ab ; Charie, | RRB vIKKAY amon Airing pigy satutor, and, | CUE: drew aud widress have heen reconsirueted on J ably in adsance of ita contract. Tundcrstaud the | Book of Common Praycr by the exctston of those ro the conversion of the people to Chris: | jnuced, everything in the pigmy line that can be | Audery bel, Ih the piace of silout worship. We | members are to come in poascesion of thelr deeds | passages which wesert the ductiine of sacratacntal tianity it was the seat of th heathen wor- | conceived. The dock of a Cunard steamer, complete the orgnnizat in Joly, when it #9 thought they will readopt the | grace, Tigh Charebmen consider of fup- seas Have ailding soctety articles, engage a builder to erect nental importance, Other objects sought are the ig lect (he $4 houses at a wholesale bid, and yo into their f f the Keclosiastion! Courts, the removal of an to persever ; kK reform o ecko r es Guatlavioa ef tla’ We tleas Bis ze : reat i i b . of muny appiiea aa toa desire to do good, | never tives, a good education, and ahi to i fpport the Cona f tue United Stare, | But shortly atler the pronunciamiento ta | other churches, tho famous Petcherskol mon: | + Lefincwell thiovs bisiseit as Ctoinas, at eve | fear am andunes si ucr thay ans pervon ws ever | O° many sPoioants as wellaa 194 deine to dowiod, | never ice, a goo education, aud abich at ae ture in toh during the lele teialilons hale vannuch, | Y#t!, the Provisional Government in Madrid | astory, the catacombs of St. Anthony and St, | Tammany, this aferusca, He will eertaluly draw a | ‘the Bocieiy of Friends beeause she con | like the frst, was Aled almost exclusively by work. | means of eupport while pursuing her legal atadlen, Voted for wusures to sustain the wocalkd Conted. | VED to suspect that evil results might | yhocdosiua, fled with the bones of Chris jee colved si had a mission to performs In the ministry | ingmen desiring to procure a home, A fine tract of | can learn of a rare opportunity for rceciving Orate Crate States in their war ogainst the United States.” | case from the attempt to continue the old | tig) eaintsand martyrs, anda thousand oth: | jy sasion at the Way ay ana ay fold memberablp with that Suciety ti para her Jond was found within 48 minutes’ ride of Fulton | class but gratuitous instruction by applying to Miss Now, anybody who can count the number | despotic syrtem in Cuba, and promised all rots of religious respect to the devout | Sisters are tn the bolt cor RU ACe aN true wb Oooh atben ven vOe)| coh ect ey ers et Sereu oceans Lamar feemmaien. ates Worsals, Basoke, 498 of fingers on Lis right hand—anylody who | sorts of reforms, Laeenpt, on receipt of | Russian, As the Emperor is the head of the | Fox gives. a" Miccory Diccory Dock” matings at Reaeet cans Be Ba wervicew (9 preach to ther MTT aad aes webu eerles vai pee ora rues Hie ae fy j : i oon understand (hat one and one maketwo— | this news from Spain, and as if determined | Russian Church ag well as a civil. ruler, | "he Olymple at t's. tacit ashe ean There Beas A path takiba 4 seats.” Gusts | suugrory auscaur ue teoaanch or teste aa eee 1 cannot fail to see that Judge SiEVPEY was | to oppose to the Litter end all favorable con | his taking up his residenco in a eo Bea Pak Garten seria should attract Five Cents’ Worth of Orange Peel. wasthe eaerness to sceure this property that th atalered.: Wass eletaymbe) to's ee isha i i (i urge crowd this atersoon, ‘Thowas's orchestra man from the count 1 five cents in | 5 aria . e bashes disqual nnder the provision of the Con | cessions that might emanate from Madrid hallowed 1. aered | is unsurparsnd h r oclety was formed in two weeks, and isa fine co- | gratigeation that the oceasion offered hi " 5 spot —_hallowe iy 80 many sacred | leu erent aaah Tiartford, Conn, in the purchase of an orange, and i , % | Bratifoation that tho occasion offered him so good atitution which we have quoted, from hold. | justructed the various Governors of the | memories and — attractions may reas: | jy lVobinsat Crusoe” und his Man Pritay will pot | preparatcry to ketting, himself outside of ity threw | Operative success, ‘The estate, consisting of about | ay ovportunity to expiain to the children the natura ] al nf luding ali ‘agrteigtcdaes areumn, the peel on tho sidewalk, Soon alter, a young w eres of land, was bought for $35,000, upon whieh | of ticservice. By way of illustration, he sald: * In ing any civil office. One of two things had | island to reise a national guard, excluding | onably be regarded aa evidence of an ine | At Me, y Ate Fisher appears this | 1 a came along, slipped nn the eel and Ac these 175 membere have alscady paid $15,000, or | Oy ‘Testament tlacs, blood wns offered ae ve why? itl capacity to hol ro 4 <6 tae hit i Iekte, C ana aking her leg, ‘Te word to ‘have been ; aa stament Unies, blood wns offered 98 an atone to give way: cither his capacity to hold | wll Cubans fr mn ranks, s : tention to do everything in his power to] At Walek'n «cote will be performed at 2 P.M Tied the neat day, Sut wasnt. The amau whe | $WX0 ahend of contract, which only requires the | ing sacritice, henca It was spoken of ay a purifier ; oflice or the ( ‘or stitut on of the United 51 At last Gen. I uncer arrived to Mavana in | strongthen that personal hold upon the af was to mar Ae Ma He nme _ rom, Bt, Be ml, Mi m., | payment My Lead mat At the prose nt rate of | but what {4 used as an emblem of purity now-adoys The Chief co of the Supreme ¢ poor health, and ia utter ignorance of the | {vctions of his subjects which has always Getting o Appoluiment, Ait the Nery of the girl. On his way back | Payment these valuable lots wit In one more y what clement conveys the idea of pirfect cleaae f the Ui States Lind this plain, f of the island. In lien of an tasignifieant | eon so remarkable an clemont of the | 7 ine a a 4 hewn prvunately walk 9 traln on the E ie It road, . atl mi seen and titles to become the incest?” A a silence, and then a dozea 48 " + . és 5 ers Sint Tread Mr. J, WH. Davis's communication | {veh Pan om tho trick, his shoulder-hlade wa jomes of the members, ilitle volees edu Soap tt! question Lefore him for dee'sion, Tho oath [ oathreak in the Eastern Department, ate strength of the Russian emprre, ie today's Hux, in whieh ho expremce a desire to be | paket On teeta i uP at Dunkirk, for te | The Brooklyn workingmen next organized in July, | —A singular contest is in prog «9 in Tn Uanape f of G would support the Constita: | was all that Lensexni had reported to Ma ——— 7 placed on t les T heavilly: aymuatht found tn forced * awence had upset | 1963, a titi n,on the same principle ef | ous, ‘The police of y made erat tion of UStates was on his lips= he funda wi revolution, sup- | Commodorn MEADE, whose Imprisonment | finn, and shall to oll Team to edvenee he bust mgement which he had Fox: | baylog at wholesiloand retailing ut whotoaate pricos. | ‘ac" jana cetere. fer idatinn ae (hele ke b- Hie cxnuyple Of itis’ greet, peadocoseur, 4h than 2000010, Ho exhorted | in the Bloomingdale Lunatic A hea sala Ehave covaidevabe ay ft headquarters, ‘Tet | $o00), Be at vi me 1 s)'Pyuiered 9 re) rae, | 2e i area iy parehaeed sats ie ons rm 1 them to close their places of business ' Mlustrions MARSHALL, was beaming upon rhe past | Considerabl tement some months ago, has | Mr. Daviv to send ¢ 8 letter adidrensed to | Wich so eprentlod her Hearth (hat hor murrioge was raiders kl aera, 14] on that day, ‘The liqnor scilers thereupon lod com: him from the “clear, u tl i f im vin astit against Cusnina A, Mutas and Baw Commissioner,” General Post OMec, f will guar, the finul p eHYAEINE married pened Hide members, one mem- | pints against all the peuple in tho city whom they pim fr he “ele yet hi ake of ini * ii Sl ahtan Sind baGin ER FAIA SEE thane 7 i Rian Mrid | ber to each lot only, ‘The cost price on each let | gould i ve ? gavin F, Contins for false impriscnment, laying } antee him a baton or reftnd the mone four years. | Widow tn with four at ‘en, ‘This idl h let | could find to be engaged im work on Sunday, and deliberately decided that this plain provisioy rtee of rool TT damages ui £200,000, These gentlemen now | Tell bim to let no ene see him put the money in the | *O Yorke upon Che mind ot the girl that she in now | averaged #235, making $12,999 for the whole, i'l pessipelled! thale’ areeaty, Wha vietiioh Gt (hla’oaane of the Cone Ive, a dont | faith on his part, he supprested courts mar | 4 An opportunity of proving their charges | Mtter, 8 1tmay Be csidencs of an attempe to cor: | Her fuiner, outraged by the conduct of the yerng | MCMBEX Was to Pay #150 @ week, or more If Le | tor-movement include the ciitors, reporters, and letter—upon the al ground that | tial, released all politeal pr 4, removed | thai the gallant old Commodore is insane, rope, Hd may #end a few bottles of whickoy to ty fae brane w@ Mt for breach ot romeo, aiid be weiahed, ha We oy aa ¥ Ws $200 pay: |) compositors employed on the daily journals, street H i OTE) aa ' } ) eae ssinlane be house if he sees Gt, Anything will be appreciated, | Just Meevvero! ten thousand dollars ment per month, ‘They lave already, in ninaand © | cay drivers and conductors, livery stable keepers, it would be iaconventcnt to pive t efict!—]t € rhip of 1 yan promised ‘A Oierer a na mira! Hi a Nex mse ive rhe Je attr boli uonths, paid €3,200, which is considerably more bee penige las eeanestons: Urey! tee ie equi | und that Judge SULFFEY could hold civil of | free an to oll who, within forty day Reunber 6 the ‘ ern Nowa ‘ Ate lean Bacal) BOT whl ak tue wae eee dag ; than the contrnet requires, ‘The Boetoty ls here. | uanete jt alte feo under the State of Virginia although the | after the promulgation of the edict, should | exerting themselves to prevent the running of the ree anit opt ion ee tay | SeviN hg orange pec! arontd fore in # porfoctly sound condition. So hearty is the Apidae see i | a nai id that 1 i Id not! Jay dow i rar city railroad cars on 8 To bo consiate! hess, at the corner of Third avenue and Thirty-fourth fale ak2 Arill) GHA HSL an AElowe IN Aad aE disks bossa —The enterprising citizens of Jacksonville, Flay Constitution said that he should not! ay down arr <Wiheg ouput alacito paudeale suppression of | ech toslay. 1 isa new insiitvtion, controlled by | Whnt Donn Piatt Thinks of the Exlo Maile pald for his tervices, A groat saving ts also cffected | '2¥e bern amusing Mheuselves with an alligator ‘The Express is quite right in saying that thi Ho suppr 1 courts martial; but res the use of private carriages on the same doy, It | S26 OF our be a souniteat and well-bnown yous, in ving and title-searehtng. It is found to cost | T°* Five fige young avimals were entered; the t Oause of the Thirteenth Amendment which | to himself the right to decide ou every ¢ in not Just tu take awny from tho poor their moans | CUnnee men: Cob Henry 7. Copan, @ retiroi part in Wee Cin Commercial, about as tnuch to survey and scarch titles for one lor 4 * was ©, best two in three, Spotted Tall J . : rt PAPO LORS Oe He poor Heir means | ver of the house of Clatin & Co,, ts ite President; | _ MAc-a-cnees, May { can't say that I am for a hundved | finky young (gr, bolted tho track, and “went fo } provides that Congress shall have power to | of treason of travel bo Jong as the rich are allowed to enjoy | Richard Kelly, President of Fifth Notional Bank, ius An admirer of Fisk, Jr. Asa journalist, I beileve 1] | Tot Association No. 4 was organ Mp oll | he @peotators, ‘Then Gazelle aud Boston Boy ¢ enforce, by appropriate legislation, the pro He removed tho censorship of the press, | theirs undisturbed, Dut chore ix no fear of these | ‘Treasurer; and Joc) A, Fiihian, 5 fin in duty bound {a fata By ky My anty peceey Wr tek eM, sepaite:: tater in the seme unsecmy manner, and thereby We Visions of the article, is “a piece of super | but religions topies or any others bearing di: | higots succeeding in their i purpose, Tho | of Comptroller Connolly, Seoretary, Among its Dis | fof Lam forced to aay oa a rannagereut | flow eash _ophiee nthe Path SOL OF the stevens | guuit place the Wack, and were outst: fluity.” Congress has power to enforce rectly or indircetly on the question of slavery | battle will result—as similar battles ia Brooklyn | reetors are Chauncoy Vithort, formerly superintens | Se BF ¢ evtera } se convine | thatthele ergeaie ten, e,uaet 1 Nuable Jack ond Champion Maid, At th lee ‘i tal . 4 and Philadelphia have resulted=in the triumph of | dent of the New York Central Railroad Company i i , hat thelrduliars go for ¢ ‘fer vi st, Cimmapion Maid came in ahead, but appropriate legislation any provision of th were excepted, a i ' é padety i Sew | ston. vioee iy i , ' Cor eatiahl wifudue Ae rai 1 grant of He } ru ned those who Inid down th the rights of the masses over the projudices of the aytalait aa My, D. DT is wan rs Liveeptor te a at Nee ota able Jack again did justice to his ng lonstivut hor ‘ f " e pardon c AIGAl tv Koller, Didriek 4, iu * f it | sonine of ¢ ton. The Ath J eae imals are In training tor another rag power, eo well as with it, But Chief Justi snoon as those deluded wretches | et . ford, Leander Back, & i A “ " isses { bonghet03 lots at $20 cach, on which they have | 10 a few days, Crass takes n diferent view. Ho harps up- | lad surrendered them, they were tried and | Our readers another column a | mew features which silt i weil uy? tit of aeeldeut tiekers, | paid @5.4H In Gosh, whieh te $400) in advance oF eon- | —Six hundred thousand dl on this section to show that without such | ehot by the Spanish officers, statement of the peculiar advantages of the Safe | Porltors, diet iefe of tie pulnfullest sort somewhere |, It ‘s eneonraging to soe tho new spstem of eel/. | facturing stock hus Leen sut legislation not only the third section of th: In spite of the very modified permission | Peporit Company, whose office .» at 146 Broad. Tho Arheite " fa op Me Tae ee Hien, Uraken Falles Fo ; p TH + Bye ot auiuvement seeking, whlch mill at Columbus, Ga, and clockinaker’s art, : Phirteouth Amendment ie inoperative, but, a | given to the Cubans to publish their views, + Aplace for the sate keeping of valuables | by the Uniier ey many aud w alow roasting than oll car, | Our Wworkingmen. Golng to We eudperatlva merting | sn te Regie, ie the ean liga . pay ‘Bobet g Isa great accommodation carly lus bide fal . ‘ Fi dr, takes hy forthwith, lke unto | eee & Week is found to be both amusing and ti nthe State, for the my i 7 be himself says, “ other sections” also, very many newspapers it once sprang inte ft at pee , ; at stele ip mn ae f bitin the leading daiies | iyagie,’ all Is el nged. “The old rail fave wiven bahye, and workingwian feels hatter alt'the woolen goods, One fue preegbiond cayenne a wenttaln “par tle Lah aelulaa dT es ihe nM sted | Persons, expecially vince the creation of of this oi d, ite columns show | pliee to the stoci rail, over which the new cars glide | he knows that he has paid bis dollar and @ | tal of - The provision of the Constitution which | existence, ‘This liberty of tho pross laste i ational debt and the investment of money in | sll the ent ‘ raptolter papers, and | “enly and whit swiftness, ‘The comductors, it tiey | haf into the ark. “Phe practic : bahpa sary ©, and let Cine, the course of the makes the rovstablishment of slavery actu: | twenty-five days, It was operative only upon bonds, The Company has been in ex. | though rest of Gore | ife,nOt Cleaterdolds, 1a their uollienons, 4 Hee 1s Ae ald the tote Baer Goal act between the | and ah if million yar, won, the lime ut every » ' . A 4 “ bupon bonds, The Company n oa! * | cerly and well io ther duties; seeceation and owners, ‘The title of all the | ton Facts tab ally impracticavle is the first section of the | somo fifteen, for by that time all those WhO J i ccice ouly a few years, but it has found ite ak eee , t covers w wide | petite, tis line te Ny far tho plowsanter uu eviies is hearched by the asec “thean, | ton, Huctory, etsUligBovabla, feasts tur a hun n 5 ‘ociti ¥ :) district r / new: w eo pola ed. oe pame article, the third section of which is | dared to write against the fearful atrociiies | pycinoss go prosperous as to call for an enlargo- pabls rs y shea Madvel _ tha ae ‘one beiween ws in nauied, sel De caae pee lane . 4 . ? / Y per, but on Mon: es : adjudged null and void by the Chief Justice, | which were then being committed in Havana | mont of its premises to meet the wants of its | gay * ws a daly, under the atte eat. |, Wecker’s Farina Girms a very agrueable, ligt aA fp the Assaatatdna's hon Gane + | capital of $60,000, w sienna wile conse. op account of ite alleged inconvenience. ‘I'he | —at the theatre of Villa Nuova, where mon, | patrons, Its business is limited to the eare of | toriy Fanerin Anan clea a anson | 30 fad, 8 sapere ir erticle for Puddings , ined by alle Me Caunpbell infortie me Unt ma f ncoeind ie she capi ly once in four ) cure. ‘Gxat scotion establishes who shall be citizens, Women, ond children were shot down by the | proverty, aud its vaults are wo well made as to be EOb ce set Wish it puccene, Tor tuvaslde and CLildvens “Gold bial stecermeerdue, | wold Sever be eck coatl Ua Gar Hale auathand wane in noon to hullevery eight days, ‘he iaite uae, puindicw fy wnd the total cows cas]