The Sun (New York) Newspaper, June 19, 1869, Page 2

a THE SUN, SATURDAY, JUNE. 19, 1869, AMUSEMENTS. more immediately than before in the keeping | the Sultan, ‘This prospective ruler of the Lower | 171 we TEER Tl » | order. Let thie matter stand over till morning, when - @ALLACR:¢-Moiser Hathardy on, Htariegnia, we | Of that Infinite Love which knows all man’a| Empire hae a danghter who is said to rival the JUDGE DOWLING'S TARTAR ta “Mectentan We can't come somortow ; P 7) S Hinge on Satur tay | infirmities, and orders the beginning and the | mous Byzantine Empress Taxovona in beauty —_—— we have to to otlier business. J OLYMPIC THEATHE-Miccary Micosre Dock. MAU | ond of hie dave and diplomatic genius; and it is this female | 2 COMING STORM IN THE COURT) | Wanven Frrew cater THE END OF THE HUB-BUB. —_——— TSCRIP moment's reflection =| THE DEPOPULATION oF THE CITE ‘ really don't know what todo, [have my sceret in ay | tes at 14 o'clock, Weanesanys and Sat Talloyrand who, according to the Talian gagctte OF SPECIAL SESSIONS: TPAIORE PEC ee HY sion tie melon te SUN OFFICE, JUNE 10 M. OF EXTRAVAGANT NOTIONS. MIBLO'S GARDEN—Sindad the 6a has b a Ls ‘ _— responsibility, I will ict yon see the woman, i. ih en deputed by th Emperor Auexaxpen to of the Subile Bathe . the Case and @ emarkabl A LitLe PROF. == | clo ~The Army Dishanded— WOOD'S MUSEUM-Hooley's Minktrels, and the Gre: canvass the European Courts in order to prepare x—Two Lawyers €o to Macks | giving ints, Me. Fitch rang a bell andeocon after | THE LORDS COMING TO A VOTE Peace Kestored—The Results, Pecuuiary gots’. | the way for the restoration of the Byzantine Well'a Island—A Mine of Secret Iaatence | 4 ‘yoatnint convict sepered, and aha Wacnen walt pebetee“seli and Artintic. THE TAMMA® pro nod Carteature of Foret. | The New Law Permitting Prisoners Empire. ‘ ou Exploded—tlow to Outwit a Gere | him to © Feteh Coristiona Hh Mr. Soteldo Prince of Wales a Spectator of the | Special Dispatcuto The San, Matinee on Saturday Testify. —— i man Wo ape from Blacks | then proposed to Mr. Fitch to! ask Christiana Scene-Intense Excitement inthe Chamber | jostox, June 18.—The jubilee is over, The =Fart Lynne: oF, When she coime Into the room, which of the two (McClellan or Soteidoy abe gave the ten withigut auying who was Mr M ‘The tworden declined to Interfery GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Jane 2 The Flopement BOOTHS THEATER! well As the diificulty at preaent existing between Tustice Dowling and Mr. MeClollan is Hkely to o0- sange by Two Majority— be Driven trom the trains diverging from Boston in every direction are and heavy with the weight of passengers ree In the Court of General sions on Wed- | The only consequence yet produced by the Met, between Siiand Chaves, | nesday Jast a German was arraigned for, libel suit of the Hon, Jon Ressent, Youxa ‘ ‘ | against s , 0 a turning home. ‘The great choras has passed into pnt ot bronw Bil alghraetoeg tee | stealing a valige, which contained property | *eainst Tue So is the conferring of universal | enpy the auention of the priiic for some time to " Peri, Veearel Venn feat tas or | ihe haa Mrs A nt Lhe stoped be in | iMetory, and ie mumbered among the things thal . mth et | ‘ reno’ por fahed | fel Atl , ares dross appeared ulgar-looking WO | the House of Lords to-niyt r sh Chore! ) BPM ole Pea eet | Yo the nanownt of one hundred dollars, from | esl i our ae guished fellow-citizen | come, and ax some very startling dieclowares concern: | tuac, uud spoke Roglish somewh rfeetly | Creates Intense intercet There’ te nw dence, | Were Nothing remains but the concert to be gived CENTRAL PARK GARDEN. 7h av., between sth and | the baggage room of the New Jersey Rail- | ¢ + Baxcean, Eaq., Deputy Sheriff, The | tog the workings of the Court of Special Sessions and SUCCHSS OF THE LITTLE mination to forces. division, bat it fe | C2 Seturday morning by the children of the publi@ toh #ta.—Garden Concerts | feud Ge 5: CRAKE la) Ben | Mllowing paragraph we cut from Galignani's | the mysterios of the Tomi Pullee Court, whan pre | sf, sorctdo, om her appeurance, passed bimself of | Nor expected bots ae walk schools, road Company, ‘The Company's agent an ' 1 xpected before four o'clock in the HAMILTON PARK, Juue (Grand Balloon Ascent 3 y Mecseager of Paris, which professes to copy it | Med over by Judge bowiing, re threatened to be | for MeCietisn, ‘This war done becunse thee hat rea, | WO Tis Vanier | jar ant THE NOSTON Press PANKGYRIC. BOWERY THBATRE—Asovin of Matrid, Jeong | the baggmge master both testisied that they | frm no lose an organ of public intelligence | MOFOORhIY ventilated ant iid before the trtbanal of | 37m to suspect. that Christiana * iad Deen pusted.” | worming. The chamber ie crowded with spectators. | rhe fret emotion of astonishment at the numbers = | an ol lie 0 ore t4 the colloquy between (er Ame #¢ prosent are the Prince of Wales w: " wie oY hn Io hg tat euaway Sid: Wl oy the prisoner take the valise from a pile | than the Court Journal of London: eis Spinto, we wil gives Oriel ae ae to Mn. Soret po-Do yon know me? the Dake of Combridae, aad ih te apparently ee | oe hire re heed magnitude of the Arete a EI pl Ng bs of baggage and walk off with it. They then | ©The editor of Tae N origin of the dificulties, audjof tue interesting even MhLSTIANA—-Y-6 (bceitatiagly). rely ‘ ing subsided, we vataraliy ask, What is the the Judgment, Matinée Satnrday, s : | rere me New Your Son having been fo >—-Did you ever give me $10to defend | intention to wit out the debite, The best calcula | resus What end line beon acco aad ETEINWAY HALL, June 22—Urand Concert had him arrested. ‘The prisoncr was put | rerently arrested, he gave the Deputy Bherilt who | Mist occurred yenterday, ao ee tore reckon tho passage of the bill to ite second | iry the fuct that the afulr Mus tech ermeet one et PLYMOUTH CHUKCH, BROOKLYN=Grand Organ | dor oath and permitted to testify in his erfect gentleman,’ and the notice concludes, | A year cenit nro ane Maclean appeared to { 7 cimintiana-Yen you ssked me torive you OM | reading by twelve to twenty-two majority. The | theny ft ie strictly a musical eutersrisas hen wy d Mssoptabs own behalf, in. accontance with the new law | sone who wish to be seme ME, HlaNeacem to all por: feck alate ae To be Pelle “a art NRL YOEbcs aes hae! Reneral Velicf is (hat the House of Lords Will | one received any sensation of musieal delight fi = - — | pa gd id LS! hel ante ihade dag i PLDO (very emphatienlly)—What, you gave | strip the bill of its disendowment jfeat and leave | i that cout. ‘ | ofthis State enacted by the Inet Legislature. Wedon't know which it is that our European | Magintrate thou siting beme His Honor Ju ileal fecha [pS atha har eat bata ta mia aes We | HbA could not ave Leem obtained as well in aug ¥ 3 . eged by Mr. | os; Tgave you ten d to do “1 ~ Thi i py nore | other way ave the intercete of art been reat - a CY, He said thata man who had hired him to | contemporaries especially admire—the polite Dowling, On this occasion, It Is alleged by embarrassing to the Min et rejection | ; Pee. 0 aay 5 ¥ of Mr, I : re qv McClellan that Jadge Dowilng used very E d to the Ministry than w direet rejection | Promoted? When the Bs press bas concluded Ce ; j@ | work on a farm near Philadelphia allowed | of Mr. Nascenn oF the good humor of our j roto beg eddies viele ara Did you ever nee me before in your | of the bill, | ‘heeptiepsy.c vie hich It bas tall a Nae | lim to pat some clothing in his valise ; his | Mls but they will do well to remember that while | yp, Mectellan took offense and brought | yea a Rit OeAD FON A Beeay, gclumors are revived here of am attempt to drive | and ean sumtcientiy rceover iis equilibriatn to lear = : Jomployer loft thia valiee in the baggage | Mey cannot all hope to enjoy the pleasure of | an action for slander agunat the Jotze in the Con No rovly. The prisoner began i a rat, | JOMH Bela from the Cabinet, for a moment the pleasing tisk of heaping up ndjees WATURDAY, SURE 16, ion. | room ; and the prisoner, having waited somo | Pins arrested by Mr. Baxceen, they can all | of Common Pleas, taying ile damacs at GHW), | Alter Unt the conversation lated a few moments HAPIONAD UCARD Fores, ives of indiseriminute p 1 indulge in ® moe Poemrectins thee eS | time. and. his employer not ecming, went to | Precure the advantage of reading Tne Sew daily | Messrs, Brown, Hali & Vandorporl, appraret to de. | [oer Murine nich Me Mel ielan, wine Bae -—« tment's calm eritieal consideration, let us lope whey = age ET = ne and ae oy lie Ne ‘i . uted | for a cost that bears no sort of proportion to its | fend Judge Dowling tn this suit, bat trench | emploves in te office, askel her if she Kav robles! UL Ad) ington Greya—Competts | Will voucisate some views on this question « vo | the room and took @ valise Tike that in which | value, fadvert jswer the complaint | tL sand ake answered poctucely in the ne Hon Drili-Excursion of the Bortyeseventh GILMORE GAINS ALL, BOT any NOTHING Bite, par Fons merit wo alue, renee failed to answer th answered postuvely : Bust Weeriy, per sear ) | he hat put his clothing, When arrested he | — - at the expiration of the twenty day presoribed by | § Be ee wy sen CuPUATR Waa 1 ne rimecat Beventh Mogiment Excursion. | For myself, after four days’ patient and unprejas ‘Ten copies to one ad tree © © | was examining it, His testimony, in addi A subscription to a loan for the construe. | the Code of Procedure, and the te was th aught Abbing; she, to, perhaps, & aii og Ky ms di Bata d Cy weben oe he diced listening, I see no reason to change my in Twenty copies to one address ” M ty | tion of the Hond: iT . Nainti®, Mr. McClellan, took the Judge's defunit sveret insiructions. a c EN, SODEIN DE EIED BY a me. | pression as to the anweldnees of the enterprise, Mo ies y» | tion to proof of good character, procured his u he Honduras Railway has been opene ed an . ‘Tweed, and Seebach, of Gov, Hoffoan's staff, retnrued . Way asi ti rhe path Mi go 1 | aris. The advocates of this loan promise Mesere, Brown & Co. tried hurt to Mr. Met, to AN INTRRPMETER WANTED. terday trom hele Boston trip, Diriog theiratay 16 Nor can I see that there has been any special artist Tey 6 Hy ts ao aneoone Dede Pa | W, A ee ILKTNC REN (ouaneens 4a |i bring China about 3,000 miles nearer to Europe, Coed to open the defoult hut th A gontioman Ve Here Me, Hotelilo proponed to. t ie hee aminvit, ats thiay Ware the Quests of the Minith Hagitetl fale, am ny one has ri = vod Ay speciag ; i © beliewe that in many instances, as in wheat + | waa Inexorablo, and positively refused to avlige | and asked vit he wad ry tnd | On Wednesday evening next, the ceventy-frt pleasure from the mere increased size of the orchess Fisty copies to ono nditvos uw | and estimate the an c 00 tons ol and if x0 would be kind enough yo send K , the Seventy p ah Adaltiona, cops, la lib packages at Club ratee, | the above, this new Inw will work well, It | Wu chaate ard omni crate at 60,000 tons of | them, “ANer some furthcr negotiation MeCietian In: | ae ment will parade tn Fifth avenue tra and chorus, 1 entirely duabt. ‘They have beet 3 Payinont inyactaply In aly | will tend to prevent unjust convictions, ‘The | ™ichatdise and 200,000 passengers. It is said that | formed them, that it Jutge Dowling would treat | The excursion battalion of the Forty-roventh Regi: | large. but the building hue been tnereased in eve ADTERTICNN RATRE es wht tla Tah thie reautt. en Neutrality of the railway will be guaranteed | him a¥a gentiorman, ani beliave courte toward | cerca. | went 2 conmant of Major Rogers, will leave | greater proportion, and the very sie of the orchese PoectaTavk dor hh on eente | eases in wich it will accomplish this result | by the American, English, and French Govern. | him in the future, he wouut Iot the cave r | 4 loca fad ani chorus hat been their clement of weales Three Hs) 0 Jom cone | are those in which the testimony of the pris | ments, An English contractor has made a bar. | Was otherwise he would proceed to judgment | Jong-talked of . There were many players in the orchestra Bares his per Te poled | oner points to circumstantial evidence by | gain with the Honduras Government to build th And have the damages assessed a sheriff's b the follaw at were utterly incompetent, There were hums uenenncennannesrmmmmeane | Which it is corroborated rn He offers asa guarantee for the payment Tals MeCie 4: eben it elo foand rea. | trate eves! ige ioe uup in obe uF the Hare: " shorts bah re only if: ta tit Henry Jarvis Raymond: Undoubtedly men who have committed | of the inte ial ior psgt Ob tO lal» |e tee ta puoaived wo futthersandcyances from | Ge erp Gearinn mama pai cation, Han aidede | wo, afer the manner of country choirs, Cragaed The sudden death of Hexny J. Raysoxn | high crimes, ag a general thing, will not | mense aan b State, the income from | Suuge Dowling. | yon thal tam ecing to let sou know my secrets ?* | camnany fedienty commanded by | the time terribly, and, #0 long as they sang the notem, fopeats with startling Impressivencss the | hesitate to add perjury to their previous | Which will, itis said, be euilicient for the purpose. ENTER A GERMAN WomAs, Te AND Tonal not ask W iri clogautiy emgtussed set | €¢2Hed not to cure how long It took them. On we moat familiar of lessons, But yesterday he | guilt; but this will seldom avail the guil cy Saran N ea On the Sth inst, a woman en'led Christiana Hh for any favors here, with my profes ue. setting forth thelr rextet * count of these all the choruses had to be taken muci The Fourth Company of the Seveuts Regiment, com. ands, and have faced | manded by Capes Wits dt. Alp. oa Friday nexe wil of her waving 1) fe their sixty-thlid anniversary by all excursion believe slo haw The Compauy will einback ats ; refuse to I Fave | 04 the steamer S)ivau shore, many halr-breadth escapee, E powers of modern ocicty, His influence | stantiated by eireamatances, It is beyond | 1 HOt entirely fortunate in his retati ybody unc rstands that Gen. Grant | was a ai Sessions on sional reput ath this wou ‘algned at the Cou but the | Charge of petty larc heing aaked to pl ia the wan caaa fact that he encourages them and appoints them | Christiana anid that she tat engaged connse! | Hoon rehearsed tn the 4 to high offices is more unfortunate atill, Take, | 84 hed pald him ¢10 to tako charge of her case, | Wut sve has failed) You no of at the” most in dir the wholy seemed in constant ing one of the chief | as such perjured testimony will not be sub- was felt by thousands of minds. He bore | the power of huinan invention to 80 adapt | ‘ ; : : Fo A ae eaten te tare ne ta. Ae Plast i re oui to be specially thankiul tor ein his full part in shaping the policy and the acts | false testimony to surrounding facts that | fur instance, the fullowing letter wh nan AL | 2udde Dowling asket who hore t ascdgtatgaataity ath benuiiaberns alheaden ‘A Beatie Ublalen subs dehvery. tn mee or great periit: toku the tre ius ti Today 6 «dete sets LAs A. | Miss Hoch took out a card. fre WARDEN Fitcit—Now. you don't acl right to me From the Lerkahire Vatiey Gleaner. tra, fOr lastance. One of the pieces they. pete of a great country, ‘Today what remains of | the falschood eannot be detectest Heneow, Gen, Geant’ cousin and moat unworthy | and sent it’ te. the Judes. On Line iive mort town t ought Oo, and Pean dono | Tre New Vou See ccThis’ bight luminary | formed was the overture to Tanntduser.. They coe him on earth is a clod and a memory ; his A striking illustration of this is furnished | Minister to ( boul, all of him that was vital, has gone the | by the re: be sure, but out o1 perbaps a hundred. ery through it, erey Wate See T cannot recall a worre one. nclym wth | Mewrhi gs oF this w York that we cure to | Keurligs of this te more shines Into our p vatemala, is suid by the Hochester | namo of Jas. 1D, Met Ielian ent confession of the murderer | Union to Nave written to Mr. J.B, Weaver, tho | at Inw, appeared now 1a THs? it ie we On y daily from We can get a ludge Dowling then aaid that ae atthe news readily, ant ourex wed Lo a pony cluise, would . in ‘: . ; ” LrLAND—Well, ite very strange tha a ‘ovided * he Wie @ god: nal way appointed for all the myriads of ncn, | wrrcneLs, in Philadelphia. With tho | Assessor of Internal Revenue for the First Dis- | had no business to give that man any money. and | gata Mechmttann Well, its very strange the ce in advertistng in ite colnmns ie, that iis ad- | So Prana veauie would Huck to seo any Dat whither those of us who remain—bis associ. | fullest knowledge of all the facts which had | trict of own: thot he woald not allow said MeClellan toappear in | ind see thus worn every tacility extended to | vertisements are plainly seen, and 118 great eirculy: | Steril he would uot do it half #0 well un (he Tonys ‘i rf “Duntinorox, May 10, 1369. that Coart, ax he knew he was cach aseamp. Coan n to get an uMidavit concerning Cr cd titd as Sache re EY vh ison is homely, Luc T beneve not nujuste ates, his comrades, his opponents sometimes, | been proved upon the trial, he endeavored to | “tow. J.B. Wraven ‘ ¥ ial Wik augue ta Cha iat moavick | Lee M elke thE MN RKORE, aheeme ie Mis great elephant ot on orenestia dreaged the is fri . rrite wucl ee “My Dean Sin: On the first day of my v ‘ slay tari weather de he Commivsioners throu! ir. Kellock, May all, Tannhiuser much ax the animal might te his friends alwaye—must soon follow him, | write such a confession as should agree with | wadinctunt secured, trou enceal Geant paaen | @t and sentenced to the penitoutiary for tires | aml at the request of tue District Attorucy, von 6 Reunlon of | itera very slow, cunt ious, and juIAbering Tush yany and follow perhaps with as little warning as | them, and yet show that he was innocent ; | and Belknsp's retention, and the right to aupervise | months, te fa belied eel el Blak ted Linstead agua : ‘A TOP-IBAVY SIUP IN A STOKAt . + ‘ 5 ‘ such changes of officers as in my best judement 00, YOUNG MAN. you try to throw every obstacle In my way, The Executive Committee of the proposed So- ' was given him. batin this he utterly failed, and the falsity | Wound prove benencial to the services, Tlot Mech: ‘Od the 4005 babi: ME, MeCleliah, oho had Nout OF Ure eee ee ee Tete eee tee he, | GlpumLOn the Army OF 1 sc have issued the |. The same is true of neatly everihing it dit. But nionn’s |. 0! kee know this, aud turned aver to him that duty for jn the 10th inst, Mr. MeCielian, who hal heard of | tiat. Juders Dow'lng and Belford came ap here in | following prograins id in | the diflcultes of the ehorus were much greaters a eh sine Waist e ahs Mr. Rayatonn’ bali on ded i aN apparent. r eon ticn Iu thie district but Dea Moines, “Thaye | the very complimentary an Mittering erie Fudge | Cumrany we tb soiee aia eae ate rE viaing ing | this eity ow the Sth of July next: hey wavered 10 and tro « like 1 at nee 0 2 al events of his life are 5 , conmary . | only ordered one eh so far, Wish nike | Do A dacs niin, purposely necured nitions, they stopped wn they omg | view of tue Divison National Guard! and yesterday neurly toundersd on ond Ver oath and the principal events of his life ar ‘ourts will find tb necessary to exer. Te ann clea Ghvinatit, far, wishing to tke | Dowling had used toward hii, purposcty jared n | down and got the a@idavit from the woman, ep eH 1 448 D ting for tie adoption of Cons | of Old Hundred, ‘The was We ‘are n the administration my described in another part of this paper, His | cise extraordinary case in the Conrt of Special Sessions, and appear Mn. Sormipo—© Ibis very. stronce, Tean guess what your secret in Mr. Warden, make ony eh ? song are, and Hf, und if you hay OMmeers, at | only man who he “bonged promptly away at tl in post, and by-laws ” beginning of pat SP, M., an oratio t rt defend John Wools, When the case wi actions were conspicnons, his qualities of | of criminal law under this statute, in order from whom you received them, L hope you may | j\verel at the Gi i‘ ibe, be. Gens deat the stanza, The consequence was that the first Wo ‘: called . MeCleltan t I y | livered at the Grand G use, by Gen, doshua mind and character remarkable, He gained | that it may afford protection to the innocent uty to bi car ot Papas hes gdh never have cause to repent of this, bat 1 eam |p, to be toliowed’ by the ‘ban Dare was a common | oto rhably weil phay edt ' ; me for Its proper discharge, Viease | 't Sadge Dowling, in a suinmary manner, | ussare you of one thing, that all this unsecountabie | (nate Se, Badges sdaultting tho bi indced, but shwlitly as. However, the. distinction at an carly age; he was but little | and not serve ne a means of escape for the Mately. ordered Bim to make himself searce and clear c and extraordinary conduct on your part and on the | to the grand stand for the review, and to all orchestra and singers Mnally picked up tue purusa more than forty-nine when he died. He | guilty “am guitering too severoly with nuralzy and rume- | from the presence. Mr. McClellan remonstrated ont | Patt oF uthers, sivall be laid before the public, ings of the Society, except the banguet, wail b and ended it off in splendid st aia es hi Uni ony id —$—— in to be able to write re eat hig time, Vary based rt aeKa an ese prelaionts a TIVO LAWYERS FSCAPR PROM MLACK WELLS, warded: CA appl ation 10 ye Secrewry, Vein TUB GREAT KASTERN IN A GALE. graduated at the University of Vermont in uly yours, s ISON," . explanation, but Joe's : rf Ny 69 Lal street. ‘The price of ‘tickets ty y tlotie 4 Ne daatis Palbanad Gis GORINNE Moors, MeCletian and Sotelte then left Mr i! “| 0 might mention mony other occasions when thar 1840, and came at once toethis city, Bince | PAHOMsm should be Taught at West | 9, iis Gen, Waaven responded as follows: | back War uo, and he agaln relterated his commend | wach, nnd wery for Wo the eity They re Ht ESEO. OMlcers are re | oat chorus Houmuercd. about ike te Cre eee Point. pat : in his usual amiable wn annor, down tna Third avenue car, weratching their heads | EMChEH ly BOlly the eer LD eee aD premara. | Bastera ino it would hardly then he has constantly been a prominent | ‘rye Military Academy at West Point has | * pte dtl A ai Bal A MANDAMUS WANTED. OU GE WRG as thous will be maderfor tncle receptions tarest any exc A people, Bumce it figure in the array of able and accomplished to way that the Pearly aud woth ult. tereceived. The | On the Mr. McClellan applied, through just sent out another graduating clasa,whose | apnointinent a y GAN ie FREED. otten,” and ty : besinhavate oem ; pointinent y the made. Yoor. inso A ie ce THE SWEDEN RORGIANS. WEW OuRSMY. ten” and men who have made the metropolitan press | romper will soon enter upon their duties | lent and dictatorial letter of the 10th has been Inid | bis counsel. A. M. Botcldo, dr, of BY Nustau str >_— pili Bet forte a 2 ore the President and the as oflicers of the United States Army. They | siler ita gross ‘ Grant, whom ser, Leon. | for @ mandamus to Mr. dastice Inerata Mt to myself at Hupyon Gen. | chambers of the Supreme Court, compel what it !s. As the principal assistant editor of the Triune and the Courier and Baquirer, and as the founder and for eighteen yours the conductor of the Times, his reputation was established wherever newspapers — are known. He was a writer of singular fi tility and resource. Ilis faculties were so much under his command, aud his education was 80 comprehousive aud 0 practical, that he could advantageously discuss a wide range of topics, As a con troversialist it woul! not be easy to find his equal, His industry was incomparable, vonemeat of Knotty Toples -Baptin waaat’ ean VeGtoae e f A da drat et rath wok j nine Convert to the Faith. wae Shee nh Waleannrryiieew thet aay Spansted tha have received a thoorctical and practical in- | cause of your consanguinity. Tscorn your pretended | 4udce Dowling to aitow Mr. MeCiellan to | The Couvention reassemblod yesterday at 10 A. | committed ruicule by opening the vein Ih her arms, | aud thes: rerer struction in their profession which is ungur. | lfuence, an mptr to control my oflies ay | practise in the Court of Special Sessions. | M, The Commi iastical Affairs pre- | Justicn Michael Corrigan was acqititted yester- | porout ot meres an effore to involve me in ishonor. GOuRDIUErAinisy Whe bed ans fegira'tua Couric a eect or tke: wilh: au pe ueenine . ad bitty passed by that afforded by any other military Lam eit J.D, WEAVER, Assessor.” | suse Tngraliem, who does not regard tie Court of | senteda report on the subject of the withdrawal of | day of the clasze of satort feon March | result of this Jubliee 9 eve Special Sessions as a trinnnal of mach importance, | the authority to oficiate frum the Rev, Joshua 'T, | % 1-6, fro school in the world, It has long been the | ‘This second letter is honorable to its author, | decided that in the nid ¢« | Keaton en account of nis heretical apiritualistic opine | _ Francia Meiour, a resident of Bloomfetd os ay for attempting nA ; a lawyer or layin, 1 met, Tob a Wald youks ambition of American youth to procure ad- | but it would have been more so if he had not mas atiees s poe street, Hob wis b a sea al atte my m unfess Wotice Was given the | ions, ‘he Committee asked for tine t nto | to deirand (he Gover mission to the Academy, more, we believe, | Waited a month to write it, des heard, the charge, and this was granted them until the | imtermai revenue stamps, for the sake of th education which is there | Now, itis very probable that Mr. Hunsox did A ROW ANOUT TRY porLaRe the next Convent Patrick Kiernan, a laborer, was strack by the GHORGE PEABODY AND CUARLDR SUMNER. idained tt BEE ‘ + | not apeak the truth when he suid that Gon, Guaxt | (OM the 12th imotant, District Att 1 to ciwnge the mode of elec Of he Morristows express at the Oo ‘There was the suine immense crowd to-diy a8 yea ee han Ste be ee nt ne ed iniated hitn with the ight of making suber. | Rereem,cne Gaeta teminid NdeI comming worrie aud Hover I Tooee ite butterities of the wavy Who es n bey eel Succosaful in tho highest | disate eppoinumenta in tho Inter fo report thereou next year dogree in forming soldiers, does West Point succe®) equally in graduating patriotic men ¢ new and could sing without und Ludier’ y spect re is nothing ia tha age Us ty hope for ® inekiental und cols will nadouptedly give ° e on of three, fevenue De- alive in the afternoon, by eu Me TEUSl 4a Gan Gece re ; re ry Homan Hichcnek's vos lutions, and Mr hot expected to recavar, hoay ana € partment, But it is Gen, Grant's fault that be i substi, and Me Chie hiss, Dania of Hudaon (ix was 6, hw duis ‘An Auxricen publi all 3 taken to the County Aluishouse on the ground of compelled 6 Were couspie ting Lor & spee x such fellows to misrepresent him in Y The country can never forget the patriots | quot seca Gone m5 eanity, and then sbortly aiterward discharged, it | "0M Air. Peabody, as Loilows ¢ Lis intelligence quick and sure, Without the | y ee uch @ r, and giv tenance to any belus thought that sie was sane und was the Vie. | ALY FRIENDS: our Mayor has indoed said wall that . baivl | who were educated there—Gnanr and Ste | pretensions that they may set up by appoiating say het tant the pare ot her hush Leu yonr tread. wud hae kindly anuouueed ure es tha highest gifts of imagination, he was always : : " Wine Metinlen: ale tn Of & conrpirary on the pure of her husband's | [tu Jolt ig mowever wus t 7 , 1 MAN ammoug those still living, MeParmnson | them to important oflices wiich he kuows they tape wus banicd tee Mer Nivesy tote fricids, Yesterdays luwever, she once more gave | eid ot ver bru 4 clear, forcible, and instructive ; and he knew | oy ag ly eae een A 7 ae nee ee Carn ee Cateteds evidence of dangerous tueunity, and attempted to | yates wut in Fepard:&@ any Z z and Krakny among the dead. But the @ baby diondstip i) the Old World eae how to seize the controlling point of a ques | raitars whom Weet Point has nurturod have | Will Gen. Guart ascertain whethor Mr desing tins tae cloak tie Pay ah " Bayer ve pene ee tion aud present its that the reader could | 41.6 mad sarccord in our history that ix as | Pally wrote such a letter? Ifthe fact be proved, ct received way money {rom ny ome call WesTcu pail i county, cen vor a mie cuonvs, : 4 orstand y con vines ‘i ‘ a is 4 vel, and divelaimed thu in his : ; “4 ext toa speech, the Anvil Chorus i® most dee fot fail to understand and beconvinced. His | voit pom mbered, JEFFERSON Davis and | Hl be panish him by recalling him trou Guate prosvinioual carver, ever been gutlly of any | Publish or withhold the mune, The tial of Wallace McDaniels for killing sited Iny and loud culle were mad thouxi it Judgment was naturally moderato and con [Roney B, Ler are both graduates of the { Mls Aixl branding bin so that te will not at- | M8 mean oF dion rahi aie delegate from tne Georgia Amociation wos | Thomas i Corwin at the Rosendvle Hot, a fe wa on the programun Hou, Alex- in uslet <4 woman Was | Weeks ago, Hus, on motion of the prisuncr’s counsel, Rice, the President of the Assocition, —Unall You Mt Loet possvoued until Septeinber, wo i servative, free alike from the control of pro foward and announced to the audience thats, tempt any such imposition hereafter? We wish It WON’? 1% after hearing Mr. Mele Depuzed und receiv During the ater into mem! sension, Mr. Silver of United States Military Academy, and of passion; and that intensity of | 4, : we could hope so, * : i Patrick White, of Verplanck’s Point, who was | oimg to the absence of the anvil players it would sen tet ye bie caer ee anit enn The ove great, leading, controling, all ae ll refused to adialt the Litter to practise | ehusetis, read a fricadly adress. Thom the Oouves: | cocvicied on ‘Thureday ol manslaughter te ine | be fa depensadle to, comply with the request. | The it wich easi) passes into fanati ' Sie iat saotienl mt oe othe oP Dnpullnpie ty Peg § tas : ton to the Genera cares en ‘] y audience lags ned at Mer, Hice’s potion of what war sevaninde mencinent ata ia : eet ai re ee vith. | ise hmi(o contiwue co auth Gut In the Supreme | Conference at the tireh in Great Brit fourth Westee, in killing a stepdaughwor by striking | ald . cide “and la ones dangerous & yeas [2 rveding sentiment to be inculeated at | Tho agitation in Nova Sootia for the with. | Couns "The motions dineds ates Himareuprene | Conference of the New Church in Grant Pritain: | her op ihe head with « piece of irom, was, sentenced | (ndlepeus sre 1h confusion, West Point is that of patriotism, The in- | 4) wal of that province from the Dominion of | the d ige to appeur ata special term of the Su | proposal made by {rom thy Gicorgia Aveo. | 60 thirty days’ imprisonment in the County Jail, WSETHOVEN BUNGLED. man, was not congenial to his mental organ itetoga aS . » his 5 eOaneak tg b ‘ je fol | Breme Court to be Weld on the third Mon fay of this | ciation for aiding week churches ee ome of the choruses went uplendidly to-dey, suf tation, structors there, in teaching the history of the | Canada is by no means put to sleey as the fale h, but owing Wu teohuical irrogulurity, tuo | Mr. Dike read w gratifying report on missionary Real Wunis Teausne lenis cries tey Shoruses went splendidly to;dep, sf, h great campaigns of the Rebellion, should | lowing resolutions adopted by a Convention of | motion gove over to the frat Moucay uf duly, labor. ae aoe ‘ : 4 erom Rosalat" With all hi: rent the ‘ SOR In the Exchange Sulesroom yesterday Messrs. ally true of the Inthuninatus’® from Rossini ay bis Peake in the profersion © take care that wherever admiratioa for the | the Repeal League, recently held at Malitux, MEIUND THR SCENES. Pra pis A. J. Bleecker, Gon & Co. disposed “of w house |, Mtubat Mater,” und 9 chorus from Mendclasoun' OND hi rr yred : t " e 0 © 4 * 46 South Kigh vet, for $5.67! conmap dered fournaliem, Mr. Raymond bad a great predi- | ain of any Rebel leader is excited by the ac- i : cadet inurestiee Ueee ccc ine’ necth diomaae near be 1a Jormey City, 22g South lahat street fF #076. 4nd 4 | peocranime, “Two movetuchta uf It wure played Vary lection for the moro active business of polities | count of his battles, abhorrence for hiatre “Whereas, in the opinion of the members of this aro introduced to the most promincnd Denth of Win, W. Howland. house, baru, and tliee acresof land at Batu, L. 1, for | badly, and the other two were judiciously vnitted, and legislation ; and he repeatedly attempted |" 08, abhorrence for bistreasea 1 Convention, the further continuance of Nova Scotia onagen in the mcuwopolis, ana an. opportunie ‘ ; : #10,i00, Hoethioven stid hiuiselt that he Wrote (hie symphony ; P y attempted | should mecompany it. Unless heed is given | in. the, Canadian Confederation will be bat duis | BOumndiey ta. ye : Dehiud the eeeres | O8 Westnesday night Mr, William W. How. | Mesre. A... Blecever, Son & Co. willsell by action | foran orciestra of eight musicians, and once, when that career. At times he seomed to be prc porous in it; but we doubt not he always re garded his efforts with a feeling of disap | yy) Pointment at last, He was repeatedly the Bpeaker of our New York Assembly, and progress to ruin; and whereas, our only hope of | or tue politi Saati wash mtblet a licgatery Ot te cul prosperity, nacional development, wad | Ghyy My MCU ies bean roan. (ac een 2 ei vance (a aetl ce r : | days Mr 3 ua bee c street, He was New Bedford rn LT. A special tran will leave Hy peace ew ‘in close relation with tue | fro, one day to the Comuuiesioners tot Chart, | ‘treet He was orn in New Bedford, in June, bday op Rie at ah Otto re timate means | (ex aad Correction, the next to Tackwollt dean, | YS At the age of 19 he ame to New York, and the sane rin selhom the premiiaes the Mail: ive perforsasnes of wo-day Was & CODp + 9 ing journeys o er, ull for | entered the o f enkins & Co., eo perfurua fas oar Sr arelae ee oe LTE |e ne COME RE HiCKR Teak in ©: 061s; Wee Sohivou & Nailer Wilsell by waction ov tne | vibciug prov! Of bis Judgment, tim property, at New Bright sy ke the Convontion | the purpose of sveimz thi Shristi, al! anada, and bring about oe, Man gar fronting bar te pir i bh ‘ {iA | mission merchants in Wall strect, Here bis business | promises, on Weduesia, Juno 4, 190 villa p ote at Islip, CHEEUING IXTKLLIGRNOS. misen 09 building tote le invited to lend ital great lestival at. Rome, where » Duliding tote located at | it \yus to be periormed oy Uirce hundred, refumd doisey ow the ground uab tas! Humber and the beady of kha Work WOuld bo ab pe For the last three or four | land died at bis resid to this suggestion, a new crop of traitors at some future day, spring up from Point. If such are to be educated anywhere, let it not be at the expense of the r and equitable terms, with the Aimer | fer, of her own second, nekiooled, - talents soon developed themselves, and att af : i ion bani ae Wer, pwn accord. aeknowledce aid declare , , Mosery.Laverence. Oakley & Plenyy will sell by ane. | he concert ended with the lsllelujah choras, @ once was Lieutenant-Governor. He wae a —— Son tera esr lay sana isn rekseuaned that uo is not the nan 4S wom she gave the woey birailan of Shree xearw’eerkslip Lia emplagers ta He ponte at Watiectone: Rete Precees 180 Bullding | mnoat novle ieaclasion to tla, great undertakitg- ber of the memorable Thirty-uinth Con | If one Barty ie Indicted, why not the | formation of leacues throughout the province, fur ; ; hun into the tiva, He remained ay active partuer | "Ei Ww ay: offers at private eale cheap chow, belure de ered loudiy tacit momb ae ike sensed ahi ee y Jaalete i» Why tie pugpowe OF cart) ag the Toreguing resolutions uito | TWO TAWFERS WANT T09 To MLACKWHLL’s LAND. | qutil the winding up of the concern, He was n | Mii d tnt, Ne ap erat tity in Badd me BBR oot SUR. Tee ; ' pHa ‘ : a egingtay morning 1 MteCi tan aud Ls counsel, | stagucl member of tie Hicksite Quakers, He cate hi jee, Se PEYESS. Bag hen Wok susie urn sud gave sarce checrs 105 held by the friends of ANDREW Jouxson in | Arms und war material of all sorts are | ‘These resolutions are strong, but their greatest | Mr. Rotelda, proceatot Us tue ouice of the Comuis’ TNC Yenk a por boyy, mad died bevqueathang an at privar rus, aud tue reut assembly broke Ups ; " H Tole at Kousertuea Par ij ped hence by every steamer to Havana, | sirength is their truth, and Gus trath will make | sirect and Mund aveuuc, with a view of formally. | immense fortune to lis family, ‘Tue body ts to be Rpt a Gineih at aaaninG and more every day until it pro- | demanding leave to doe the wouan Hock, | interred today in the Hick offers bom Philadelphia in 1806, he became unpopular, and could not be reélected. His speeches | Tess shipments are consigned to the pow. itself felt more ¥ strove CONCLUSION. odedecy City: Hudson City, aad Heren ite burying grounds. di versal t 1 Aiter Movring | the request’ aud tearuing | Myr ri Tecta alat REAL ww ferinessieairubte oda nt Monte nh at ltardag onc ee aaeae iiskae Winuere tenet Te Comgrets were fal) of talent, but thoy | cs) that be in’ tak ellys that ie, | Saeee Universe! CpRTEt an Re roe ne ae aie a ee cmietl Caer sn eee ee ee | bene vestardag enrol See Ie 4 “Miehinies! Tank butdiug, | bear fesumony to the splendid orgmuaation of this were agaiust the views of the majority,and | they are used to arm — and equip | Hem ——— toPinave dhe abpesow mae in. writ The Atbany officl ‘Saeudl Para blast Merge a yaar ry PS be never carried with him elther tho House | those organizod bodies who have usurp-| Our brilliant Howadil returnod from his | toute’ “Buc? jit an cope to respect to the memory Whitley weet aah on th toward'the pac, ied ie every white wim i f Spain o1 ei _ tod be vor dwell in Duaelic Soe perfect, aud by Bone Were the quali \ or the country, He did not fear to contend | et the dominion of Spain on the island | otebrated tour in pe und the Bast, deeply | Pike Aha Gary \ Attention, Mr. Street Commissioner ew EUS ae upp) Ro kD tan aaageermel: | Wtueh f apoae 4 gonsyictign iy dusplayod than by aguinst the mass of the Republican party in | and driven her representative from it, Ou | impressed with the import of Buksheosh, | ling, to ask bin for lis cod ofices, inn To the Bitttor of The Sun. Plains have been sold at t Mr. Dunit of i Sanday Tone i n wthowe pa Congress, led by that redoubtable champion | the ground that we were at peace with Spain | hut lite dreaming that the course of that insti: | [oegeye Mae ee eet ue tat. AL Hin: T beg most carnestly that you will eall ging WAKO Lie Ureasury ol (ue | Whatever muy be thought, therefore, of the udvisu: the attention of Mr. W ting, or the wd of Health, Ditty of repeating the “huge experi all must Tuappevs Stevuns. Against him Raywonp | and lad treatiesof amity with her, the Cuban here VR Ceeineeeanaeia bagel Toe not inmate ative barconiitad wiolae teen | or whoever le. responsible, o the eondltion of the nie Intellige Free a negated rect racy reg Repeater fought a gallant and not an unskilful battle, Junta, or some of them, havo been indicted 3 jen. i as ‘i My : pee summing ‘uristocratle arm ved th Ky streets enrrounding Washington Market, Tt te a moon next, St bag muducting A wit few salabep but it was uscless, and he afterward per- | Uy the Grand Jury for furnishing an ne Nassua Ne, bape A, ramen, Gams ter eee r had 19,01, hOOEKE | Norning shame and an uutregcons swindle thot tik or pure cyopinent to tend i " 6. r matriots, Has any bill been filed by our | 7 aly Some una & } sce Myon Mall a grant Uiclt request | reedente of this ety are frigkttully taxed for street hi AD. ceived vat haces been a mistake, It was a ee ‘d District Attornoy against the Span. | celves Baksheesh from his admiring telluw coun. | immeuiately, cleaning When go little Is done to that effect gener 0 1 Traverae? ate tovlied: SUNBEAMS. battle in which he was predestined to dofeat, | Yn*" ’ trymen, Admiral Ponte receives Bakshoesh THE MAYOR Passes THEM TO TRE Istax. 1y, and in this locality hterully nothlog. Qn Tuesday, Je, Aivia Chapter Nu. 1. 8, of _— in which the most brilliant generalship | ish Consul, or whoever the person may De | po.) the Anmipolitans, And now we hear of Gen, pAb hour after, they again visited tie yen » | an’ Mtecete heresbost are covered with decayea | Rab, tihmaehiete Gru annual picwie execution dn | oe44 a t-Attorney, wad A sae ehe n old bachelor—Be just and fear riutende How tor must, of necessity, be barren of all conse. | Who is aiding and abetting the other de- | px pcciving Bakshoesh from the Emperor Na frnit and veget whieh are rotting, st eto Mr d knot wud Wives of ‘ quences. Since leaving Congress he has de. | clared coemics of Spain—tho Havana vol | yon HL, If some Eastern raveller were to cowe cdg ae mcr Correction, | ing, and fe Hn tn the 8 nani no hand is rals lie uxeuinla: —Gen, Kirby Stith, late of the ©. $. A. voted himself to the journal with which he | untecrst to America and join the fashionable circles at the aap remove the horrible gartag Iniess It te a0 — is principal of 4 walitary academy in New Castle, i Me ‘i aieiAaaie F : Mayor's Orvice, New Yor, June tt, two, | taken away, there must be discase and death in his | Beactiven Wowan.—If you would be beautiful, | Kent was identified, and under his pradent aud ju | _ Cubs is today divided in two, and is ander | Presidential mansion and visit the Government | tty meaestin Howe! Sy "eouneilirnawtiellan | Quarter, if the, powers areribed to euch eaus ae 2 aaa yg hae ii dicious management, as an organ of moder | the control of two powers—the insurgonts | offices, and glance at the houses, horses, Baddlon, | {oe cote connec verte Me, Garvin Peres i Wises cient ante etantnTe use Hagun's Magnolia Balm, - A ane on, pager has Pages ee tye Mr. ate Republican views, it has regained, or | and the voluntocrs; but Spain has no more | Bdvres vases, and the other Baksbeesh lavished | kag Aan rrncre, ob t where are the shovel and the hoe Urge, | Itglves a pure blooming compleaion and restores i alibongh Amerie, te of Magleh extreo { 8 nearly #0, the circulation it losi in that | dominion over any one portion of it than we | Upon American functionarios, he yong a0 donb coed WM i: tle, “omtces til hendea utiaftbe | 109s the pres nee SE TR ARM BORNSTRE youthiul beauty —The personal chsrma of @ girl of We pesiod ej : x ri - cel inclined oli to 0 welled com | above, Mr losk, after eonsu velth the am compelled to conduct my business in this i on rip * period of ardent political focling hove It is questionable, when the new Cap. feel in lined to exclaim 2 our ri ie bats Lo AR a conaaltliie y wh i a ms a Lat ee a bed : n Ais tar nia Its effects are gradual, natural, and perfect, are estimated to cost frou $85 to @650, according to But while he thus boro a manly, if not | tuin Genera! arrives there, which of these | Patriots "0 fascinating Giaour! thy country | jows ihe Gh sie — sokibar g It removes redness, blotches, and pimples, cures | the artists employed. y) : : eclipacth mine in Dakshoesh as in everything else, | youn Mica, Bye UIA REDE AY OE & BURR AURORE Be NB iis VesOAh Aca lame tan awarded Gia Aanial always a successful part in the encounters of | tWo parties be will endeavor to subju, and the prescols bostowed upon shy Sultan and | Deas Ain Fa again + you | Mferd adoudio faxstion, ‘The off vk, and 1 | tan, sunburn, apd freckles, and makes w lady of bp Feileh Academy 2 ener re ag ce ns ife, 3 » sphere of the | first; but it is not unlikely that he will pri PGR RaREnL ART apap wil enticiien Who wall bapu von | pray you to aid my complaint, — Respe hirty appear but PIRPEGE 6,000 (rORA FOF Reeiey Ne es Jha) political strife, it was in the spt f th ; ¥ Mat he Wil Pre) thy Grand Admirals and plenipotentiaries are like | ha ? soe Carian ttack, of Hock, | eee ee VESEY BTREL Huy apepar bat by his poem “ On the Habits of the Jews in the Kast." \ personal affections that he was most at home, | marily attempt to suppress the volunteers, who ls wow in your ea, aM, ae i ‘The Magnolia Balm mi the floods of the ocean to pebbles of the shore ied KELLOCK, Bune ee the akin seapoth axf —Baroy Haussiaun’s resignation as Prefect of His intimae friends were not very many, but | for the simple reason that, as they are | as compared with all that the East ean exhibit, pt P.C.& C - — TWO LAWYERS GO TO BLACKWELL'S ISLAND Ripe Rasenennies,—Mr, 8. B, Conover called | pearly, the eye bright and clear, the cheek glow with it to indies e that Napolvon inieuds tor 1 they cherished for him a very strong attach located exclusively in the ports, he can'got at | in making Baksheesh the burden of thy book, 0. After being supplied with tiekots for the Pen: upon us yesterday (the 18th inst.) with a bunel of | the bloom of youth, and imparts a fresh, plump ap: Lis extensive policy of beautifying that eity- ment; and of enemies he had very few jndecd, | them easier by means of his navy literary Giaour, thou lust proved thyself to be | tlatr Ser. the fentetnen bate et to tue prer foot | beautiful ripe and rincning red raspbersice, ‘These | peurance to the countenance, No lady need cou It is no more than due to the managing edis Whatever be his course of action, to us it Is | wot only 4 g reat writor, but also a great national | arrival tore, and just belore ba of her 4 wehase tiger ee eae) eka prophet!” s Tellevue, they saw the tll, stout’ forin of Com: | J. ‘The berrien were not large, but were remarkivie | Plain of her HAN Pareane al. “But as our Government appear ray mseioner QO. Hrevnun, emersing from the other | (or their earlingas, no raspberries baying yet been | Mile delightful article, Depot, 21 Mark row, Now 1, in spite of the voice of the people Fa ak ge [OT a seen in this market from any section, even from the | York, Scqharealiavalniahialta eanenee the Island, A &h wall of Altec Tt iw sald that tho diplomatic representa | Ute, Mound: them at the fst landing oppont oxtreme South, ‘Pho plants are seedings, and may tives of the United States rank very low in the | Povitentiury Guiding. Afar. short walk Moves On ther | were grown ona siliclay in Monuomth county, N tor of the Cincinmath Gazette to state that hy deniew having ehawed Mr, Nesmith's ear in his late em counter with that eontleman, * How fast they build houses now? said Hg 4 the hair, Ade. “they bewan that building lust week, aad now they Ho was rather cold in mannor, but his 1 : was warm, synpathetic, and pertinucious, No one who had any hold upon his esteem could demand of him any servicc and be refused plexion when 7 din the last Congress, to. assist Lyons’s Kuthalron resto ; friends’ rs, | Spuin in the retentic y colony, not y io aa - 4 rove valuable, if they are a# productive as they ave aro putting la the iis ee, He was tolerant of his friend! shortcoming | Si fn dhe retention of ber colony, not only | he Gp jasnal peandour Ding heht atthe | gutegieyabes andi for Mt War Hak : Danio CUMnRCa TTS sulegea, winhtilta'litiside rand cast ware tie wil Ui unite ’ and did not soon withdraw the regard he had | ( the most punctilious point of International | courts where thoy are stationed as inferior even | Soteldo hucded lim Mr Kellockee eats an iar a AY urge $800 for holding un inquest over the body | the Freuch Academy of Fine Arts announces once bestowed. His nature was generous | etiquette, but to the utmost of te power, It] to the reproscuiatives of Braail, hat is very | JOWIME convERsst.on sued Putnam's Monthly for July comes freighted | of Mary Aun Dow Clarke, who died under euspis | oe cise Meat Ho ata aa ; gs be “oh ‘0 Jove | would surely he only coneistont on Ite part | wood. and wo are ¢ 4 ee raicie. TWO LAWYRKS HAVE 4 LITTLE TALK. with an excellent airay of good things, There are | cous cireumstances, ue following list Of ecaudidates for the seat vacant and confiding ; to love him once was to lov i hts ‘ : be te dy ond wo are glad of it, Our aniine dipl Wanna Diren—Well, wow, 1 don't know what | wo less than twenty-five separate articles, all of them |, —_———— 5 by the decease of Berlioz: 1, Félicien David; 2, and Lim always, and those who loved him Le re | (0 lmpede ull shipments of arms to the | wutic system isa precious humbug, and is kept | to do a ae auatter, Vdou't kuow ae Tosiould det | yoadable and interesting. ‘The article on * Our Ex os HAC lacay a9 Ain =A hothesded ma er aquo, M, Basin, Prince Poulatowski, aud M. : \ ; vat iis Wold) his weakon of the Yenr, We a matin of 3) ‘ paid faithfully and sincerely, Aud g0 he is | Volunteers, and further to prosocute those | up ouly to give showy offices to politicians of | MM sorte Mi, Fitch, wo have eome to seo | tiblished Clrurch' will be road with groat attention | ghould wear one of Knox's Bummer Huse whies, | Sevarts "t be provided fur at vo Hud Leortialy dueued Mr. Kelluck's | by several classes of people in the United States and | thongh not at buta very substantial aud: —Mr, Thomas Joyce, an English journalist, gone, before Le had completed the usual life | Who have by these shipments given material | the party in power who ea 4 i The Ra Raa , % id the letter of Mu, or Hull sudicient for tent _ Uful fret, ts as “sight us alr,” just the fabiie suitable | jong connected with the London Morning Chronicle, time of man, ities, of | Assi#tance to tho enemies of Spain. home, That true democrat, the late Col. Be: ‘ F twit | out of at, and there Js a curious charter of personal | {tM heh ie as ot ith Ate AD Ts I 4 connected with the London Morning Chron LSipillbd ay Reeth ot reales af - sahil! row, Was ulways in fayor of abolishing all our ADEN FiTCu—Can't you wait until to-morrow 9 | MALOFY, eutited " Victor Hugo and the Constable Tiroadwayy corner of Fulton st, aul make your ee- | SA4 subscquently wiih the Levant Uerad, veccutip rams ie oxinieuet had pAOW Bp The Gazeetta d'Halia publishes a strange | forvign missions, as useless exerescences upon ie hurraind No, Caatote Hor totee eye | THe Fost of the contents must he scen to be appre: | lection. — Ado, {ei dnd, while walking kn Whe Joadgn Birspd from the preparation. His departure loaves a great |... ian’ Gh : blican form of gov ont, leaving their | ¥¢ Nave dune nothing Gse Vit ramble about try lig | elated, and they will be appreciated by all who se : a fit of apoplexy. ory of the Russian Government favoring tie | our republican form of government, leaving Peas, dune worhing cise Nut rainble abou tr The Karth Closet C Ht wn ol and mouroful void; and those whowe hearts | iavent of lrinee Lascauis, w sciou of the aucient | work to be done by consuls, and in case of spe- | we will br bably how why. 2°! 88° 800°. chen, St Porat Ee Pe ey pet ey cn PR dal ch ant st A t60 says rae romney aeird ed ; a bal : . in, NY. 5 eso wrung by the sudden disruption of the | ityzuntine emperors, who has boom obscurely | cial need by competent men sent out for the pure | dite anGkAT issTuvoTioNs, ‘The pupils of the Boys’ Industrial ehool, 709 Ee ne er they eoukia's be plokod up again,» Varro! of coal (a fe that bound them to him cannot but lamant | rosiding of late yours in Sardinia, to the throue | pose, who should come home again as 000 48 | orgy \nneructigus Pout. tis uallek ani Tay vee | ath darenail ypizeets, endeve iB Desh ol Seager aull WSatale for cleaning sod potlahieg Bele. eas bairad Gane as cituea had ent aaa , aathex stand beside his grave. Bus le # now | of bis forefathers which is ocuuniad ana sam Ly 4 thois business was accouplialed, iihias T*otahe toh iet you weer on Alu, Kellsck's | tise BF eset proeee Moe Hed Bans, aane tenet Sas bases of petntas 6 on aed a