The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 16, 1869, Page 2

_ wished to give certificates of election, aad counted ont the officers who bod really been elected. To the cage of the Sheriff they @¥er- reached themselves, Conxixcrtastis mo: ously unpopular and unfit for the office, and the majority against him was conee- quently heavier than was expected. Proba- biy, Laviag.in view the succoss of their brethren in this city, who counted Justice Micttarn Connon. out of a fimilar posi tion, the Brooklyn Canvaseers took too heavy Shines for AUS The ewe Sun, Mewtb's Lhop ine ia We Bowers Theatre tere 0 FAH Avemue Theatre French Theatre | Grand Byers House Cm" Tin & job upon their hands, and their frauds hee pa cerven Ser eet ont have been expored, It is evident that the Bractonal Academy of Destewaficten saul So tur Gigerpic Theatre Por Homann Geetweee Mall Wenbil Pritts. Lecter. Bas Pranchco Minstrels, 6) Dew beay. The Tammany The diaehnn My Tare Neri W allack’s- Moons Wood's Mason Ting are hedying on the Sheriff for the pur pose of winning the other offices, Tet the people be on their gnard, and Ict District Attorney Monnie and the Grand Jary probe the frauds to the bottom, #o that not even a Constable can slip into office unless he has received a majority of honest votes. Ii the Ring grant Warten bis certifi. cate, it will be solely to throw dust into the eyes of the people. Now, let us watch the canvass in this city, and learn what candidate reecived Krate Nuys votes in the Nineteenth Ward, € NP ballots in the Tenth We Honace Gurenry’s in the Firet District of the First Ward! — The New Police Station Houses, One of the arguments frequently advanced in favor of governing this cily by commis sions, instead of by officers clected by the is their alleged economy in tho ex ure of money. It is maintained that men appointed at Albany will be careful and saving, while if ‘heir selection be intrusted to our own citizens they will be extravagant and wasteful, How Pitle ground there fs for this reasoning i) eliown by the new station How to Revive American Avis quite clenr that something masi bedone to prerent the total extinetion of American shipping. At the rate at which we have heen and aro losing the carrying trade betw our own and foreign ports, the whole of it will be in a few years more in the hands of foreign ship-owners. That this is a danger- ous drawback to our national power and in. | houses just erected by the Board of Police fluence, is generally admitted; the only | Comuissoncis $v the ‘fwenty-ninth and question is as to the means of remedying it, | Thirly-first Precincts, Marble fronts, carved ‘indows elegant carpets and chandeliers, ond elaborate decorations appear to have wen Javished withoul stint; and as a large commision is pol on the outlay to the person who superiit it, every dollar thus wasted costs the people more than a dollay of their hard-earned money, The particular members of the Board who are directly responsible for the manner in whieh these jobs have been managed, are Messrs. Maitniw T. Baenxan and Br JAMIN F Manrenne. ‘Tho latter is a Repub can, and the + aus no hope of reward or rof punishment from the voters of the city ; but the former is a Democrat, end likely to he a candidate, we understand, for the city Comptrelersh'p at the charter election next year. Our veaders ean judge for themselves whether or le is fit to oceupy the posi- tion he seeke; but it seems to us that his eatravaganuce in that which he now occupies iy s poor Fecommendation for him, block wainat furniture, plate glass wi and mirror ‘Tho ontlemen who appeared Deforo the Congressional Committee appointed to in quire into this subject, at its recent session in this city, for the most part favored mission of duties and internal rev taxes ou the material employed in ship-buildng, or else a repeal of the present Jaw requiring ali ships registered in the nuines of Ainericen owners to be built in this country foreign-Luilt ships can be y held by American owners on th ing as those of home product ‘The first of these measures Would be not oaly imprac- ficable from the complicated interests 10 be affected by it, but it would be altogether too slow in its operation ¢ result. The second i om its failure to meet one great requis omer tlie | cnso—-that of fosterings American #hipebnild: | ing as well ns shipowaing We want the | country to be in a position to weppiy her own ebips as well as to run them, What, however, woold give» er f Fe. fo that rohasod and anime foot hay Jintmiediate cdy nnd sullicient relief, would le fhe onaetivent ofa | 4 Now Danger to Fire Insurance Come Jaw by Congress awarding to Am n ship panic builders a bounty for every versel bailt by | Phe resumption of specie payments, now them of e9 much per ton as would directly | proposer, if it tales place, will canse a nomi- eounterbalance the duties and internat reve | pa) diminution in the price of dry goods nue taxes with which they con tend. Next should follow th example of the 2 foreign maritime pow ers, and grant eu to lines of mail picamors, 80 a8 to keep always afloat a bleam marine larg: 4gh to meet any sudden y of gn war, Last, but not Toast, our se ved to take the matter in hand, and, by exempting shipowners from Jocal taxation on their ships, relieve them from a burden from which their foreign com petitors are free, Jt is plain that a New York moerchaut, who pays from two to three per cent. per annum on the capital invested in ships, cannot compete with Glasgow and Liverpool merchants, who pay nothing of the kind. ne Many dry goods tradors are largely indebted for their stock on hand; and these are the very ones who find it necessary, in order to preserve their credit, to keep most fully insured. There is many a stock of dry goods which, if it could be burnt up, at the prices for which the goods would now be apprnigod, and if the fall amount of insurance could be recovered fex then, would leave the owner # handsome surplus over his indebtedness; and which, by the resumption of specie pay- mente, would be so far reduced in nominal value as to leave the owner insolvent, It is easy to see the temptation which the pros- peet of the speedy restmption of specie pay- ments creates for heavily involved dry goods to this, we en fu vort citi Ailoeomy is ann 0 probebly than Lake Onloriger Lake I had traverked about iniles of its « ‘whea the sppronah of winter compelled the party to returnto Canada, This lake discharges: its waters into Lake {Superior by the Nipigon river, a broad and rapid stream, and is the seventh in number, and possibly the reoond in tize, of the chain of great lakes whieh form so re- markable @ feature in the geography of North America, That the existence of this inland wea should have remained unknown to this time is the moro remarkable, considering how noar ft lies to Lake Superior, As it receives the waters of upward of a dozen considerable rivers, it is not improbable that the system of lakes com. meneing with Lake Ontario may extend mooy Miles further to the north. ——— It is interesting to see in what a Indicrous as well as uufortanate position Gov, Watxen of Virginia and Gov. Sexten, of Tennessee are placed, as well as all who, like them, have ad- vocated what they call a couservative course of action toward those who lately were rebels, for the purpose of securing the latter's votes, Poli- ticians of this kind are hated by the Radicals, and are mistrusted and despised by the Sonthero people and act the part of figureheads with little or no influence. Gov, Wars is to-day more respected in Virginia than Warxen, for the reason (hat the former did not attempt to coaceal his real sentiments. A Virginia gentleman cently remarked to one of our correspondents that, although he had voted for Wankwn, and although he did not like Wetis much more than Prof, Satan, yet when he saw Warxen on various occasions during the campaign sitting on the same platform with Southern ora tors, aud listening placidly to their tn tanicd, fire-eating specchus, he could not but think it a disgrace to the man, This was the price paid by these gentlemen for and th onpleasant insignificance is what Ham- x is coming to in Texas, and Dent in Missis- sippi, should the country be #0 unfortunate us to see them elected. nil Commissioners Bans and Woon deserve the thanks of our citizens for their determined fight in the Board of Edueation in favor of re- duced expenditures, Instead of the $3,400,000 or thereabouts which the Board might by law have appropriated fur the coming year, only $2,500,000 will be used—u saving of nearly 1,000,000. Let us hope that the Democratic Logislatnre next winter will, by repealing the Jaw creating the City College, add the $126,000 annually wasted on that institution to the re- trenchment of Messrs, Saxns and Woop, It will be « popular measure, and it is imperatively de- manded b y consideration of common sense, ‘Tho spirit of irreligion which we have be fore remarked upon as pervading many of our public institutions of learning, seems to have found a distinct expression in the United States Naval Academy at Anvapohs. The regulations of the Academy not only permit but positively require the midshipmen to pursue their studies on Sunday, This, too, is in spite of the remon- strance of the last Board ot Visitors, among whom were Geonox H. Stuant, Esq., of Philadel- phiu, Gov. Hawzey of Connceticut, and Judge Hewraneys of Alabama, On the mere ground of health alone this requirement rions, aud, as destroying respect for the Sabbath, is highly reprehensibl 70) peel The Canadian Government is intriguing for n renewal of the Reciprocity treaty with the United States, and bes futimated that if they do not succeed they will be compelled to reteliate upon us by suiting their ports to such of our products as are now admitted duty free, Very woll, let them put on the serews j we can stand it as well as they can, The people of the Dom ure alreedy ripe for revolution and annexation, nly because of the igury inftteted on their in- du by the loss of their mai t fur their coal, mbor, and produce, They will be all the mo: frantic if, in addition, they have to pa upon such commodities as they now take fi us, We have only to hold firm in our present re- fusal to reciprocate, to wive the party of Cauadian secessionists the preponder: n once that party has eavried its point, aun speedily follow co; and whi ation will —— “ v three things, then, are what are im peratively demanded to secure a speedy re vival of American shipping: bounties on ship-building, subsidies to ocean steamer Hines, and cxemption of vexsels from local taxation. Will Congress and our State Le. gislatures have the wisdom and the Iberality to act 08 the occasion requires t cee ae The Prands in Counting Votes. The Brooklya Eugle and Thu Sun have already exposed the frauds of the Canvassers in counting the vote for Sherif! in Kings county. The evidence of these frauds is overwhelming. The Ring, notwithstanding the unauthorized announcement by the Board of Aldermen of the clection of CUNNING. HAM, are beginning to take to the woods The Board of Supervisors—the real County Canyassers, and the men who appointed the Inspectors who have sent in the forged re- turns—give evidence of # want of nerve. They are sending back the altered papers for correction. Let not District Attorney Monnts falter in hie good work, ‘Though the effort to count dp CUNNINGHAM Tony fail, other men who were not clected Lave Been and are to ye counted: in, ‘Take the case of Supervisor ‘Waxsn, printed in Tu Scn of Saturday. He was a candidate for revlection, The Can- vasecrs of the First District of the ‘I'wenty- Becond Ward delivered the returns to the Supervisor, Mx. Watsu, as the law dizeets. When Mr, W u received the returns, Capt. MAL, his Republican opponent, bad twenty qajority; but when the Board of Aldermen pounted them, Mr. Warsi had a majority. An examination of the record showed that twenty votes had Leen knocked fran Capt. Baxv’s column and added to Mr. Waisn’s, Bere is a clear case of fraud. Again: The Brooklyn Common Council yesterday received » communication irom Danien O'Rvi Ly, who wae a candidate tor Bapervisor in the Twelfth Ward, He com. plains thatin the Virst District of that ward he wan defrauded out of 18 votes, but 91 votes being crodited io him by the Can- vassers, Ip support of his complaint he presented affidavits from 109 citizens of the ict who had voted for him, Mr, ae also stated that the ballut-boxes at the polling places were not visible to votors, “and that 1B system of repeating was pra: tiged there in the interest of Mr, Snpaivsy, ‘the opposition candidate, ‘The matter was to the Canvassers. If Mr. O'Ruin1.y been a Bupervisor clect, like Supervisor he might have Lad the pleasure of himself out, or in, a8 he wished, Pi@be Canvassers who clicil the returns af the votes for Sheriff would vot hesitate to dealers, who are amply insured, to be a litule careless about their lights and fires, Tt may be said that this is a horrible sus- picion, And it is, But have we not heard such suspicions in the past, freely coupled with names, some quite conspicuous in the Dusiness world, somewhat #0 in polities, and soeking a pretentious prominence in church matters? 1. is a very great temptation for a very small man. The establishment of the office of Fire Marshal in this city resulted in throwing a flood of light on the subject of insurance. 'The investigations of Fire Marshal Baker established the fact that a very large propor- tion of the fires were intentionally set ; indeed, that the extent and frequency of the crime of arson was greater than had here- tofore been reamed of, and was absolutely appalling! In view of this fact—in view of the much which has been proved, and the more which las been reasonably suspected—would it not be well for the ingurance companies to take extra precautions in regurd to thelr risk: with reference to the prospect of a falling market, which may be produced by the re sumption of specie payments ? sal a Goma A delegation from the Seventh Ward yes: terday presented the Hop, Winuiam M. Tween a petition signed by three thousand taxpayers of the ward, humbly begging for the nomination of Mr. Rictanp Waites to a 5 the Board of Aldermen, Tamwavy or Mr, Tween can gain strength by such o nomination, and Mr, Twene or Tammany may gain strength by grouting the prayer of these gentlemen, These petitioners, curiously enough, are called Democrats, It is to be hoped that Mr. weep may respect the wishes of the people in this instance, Baran Remex isa good fellow, He ought to be able to suffer martyrdom in the Board of Assistant Aldermen at least one more your, If the people can stand it, he certainly should not wince, Let Mr Twesp back Wanrens. —— The correspondent who favors us with & note to say that thy report an our columns that the Archbishop of Westminster was present at Mr. Peauovx's funeral in London, uiust be mils. taken because ‘shere are only two Archbishops, Canterbury and "York," is respecifully requested to brush up his church history, The Archbishop of Westmnister is @ Roman Catholic prelate, ‘Vhe office was created in 1850, and its first oc- cupant was that able and eminent man the late Cardinal Wisemax, [tix aot surprising that his successor, Archbishop Maxxino, should teotily his respects for the charities of Mr. Meavovr by publicly attending his funeral, ~ SS cena A geographical discovery which will rather astonish the map publishers has been made in the eomntey north of Lale Superior, by a party under Prof. Brut, which bas recently beom engayed in the geological survey of that mage roturne for vil cliiver. These Can: | region, Lake Niplgon, lying ouly thirty miles wero the Wwole of the Ring, They | nor of Lake Buperior, and hitherto considered gounted in thie Si. towkom the Rivg T too ippiguidigent to find » niqoo in American’ y, While the genial Jus Dow ina was sitting at the Tombs 1% some gentleman gave him a package of docu Court, ments directed to the City Judge, Having read the address, the Justice returned the pape: saying, “ These papersare not for me; they are to be taken to the City Judge. I thank you fur the honor ; but I am not City Judge yet, thongh I would much like to be."” ‘These are significant words. Justice Dow:wa’s reputation for honesty and incorruptibility is backed by a fine personal presence and natural Judicial ability, Through the influence of Jus- tices Downina and Keiry the Special Ses- sions has been made @ model Court, Its officers ure obliging and attentive men, of good characters, It is also a working Court. It sometimes disposes of ws many cases in a single week as the General Sessions does in a whole year, As Sheritt O’Batew is about to force Tammany to take up Bixey, the great Prince of the General Order business, in the place of Mr, Kenny, the character of the Spow cial Seasions may be changed; but while Justice Dows2ye holds bis present position it can hardly be reduced to the level of the General Sessions. stico Dowzine is needed in the Court of General Sessions. Compared with him, the present City Judge dwindles to very small propor- tious indeed, Correspondingly ‘small are his chances of resisting this new and powerful aspirant, The steps of Justice Dowztxo for the next two years must be waiched with peculiar nterest, ia aA Tho Brooklyn Canvassers are reapectfully invited to visit the Niuth Ward in this city, and learn bow to alter their returns, Their last job was @ b h, In the Sixth District of the Ninth Ward of this city, the © business with remarkable neato Republican, and Wiis € Costa, Domoorat, Were candidates for the Assoi The throe Canvassers counted the vote on the night of the clection, and Mr. Costa bad a ma- jority, One of the Cauvassors then pocketed the list, and the party separated, The returns bave since then been opened in the Board of Supers visors, ‘Through the application of some ehemi- cal preparation Costa's name has disappeared, and the name of Wa. G, Buroex, plainly written and withont the slightest defacing, appears in its place. Vive corsa, Benors's uame has slipped out of sight, and the name of Costa appears in its stead, This neat little job gives Beaux a very wcceptable majority, It would be remark able if the Board of Supervisors should apply chemical proparation to the doctored returns, and restore the names to their original positions, Will Gioun Monoax, Wanskey Dar, Roppy rie Fasrenan, and other Brooklyn Capyassers, please walk over to the Sixth Dictrict of the Niuta Ward and fivish their education? The Shyker Abduction Rai Hevsow, N, Y,, Nov. 15.—In the ease of Sarah Ann Barbour, of Now Dorp, Staten Isiand, egalust the New Lebanon Shakers for the alloged illegal re- straint of her child, Marion 8 D, Barbour, for whomy writ of habeas corpus was lesued last July and returnable before Jadge Miller, of this clty, a igion awareing the cay wrataantel Mh Seiten eras hut the Bakers Hegalty Weld aul feo'aiaed hr 4 motion Of uvogal Was prayed © ie Shak “0 4 STRANGE rare. . ie 1 % | Wiis Cetomodore Van ll metimes Past Vinéing Out—A Proe m4 Soe PAT | camedbiomey with tue. 496 Wedding and a Duel-In the f Artire=Vietnals and monpine ~ _ le ° Id and into the Arms of Deoth. ‘Land. ‘oarts Deal out Kansas Coy nea, Nor. 8 ~_ Vande wut e sli Vin Kanaas ity yeas ago A very we young Indy correspondent, y whose Iife had been a weary one— er than he could bear mi there were a few hints o} was not natural, Gacorge K——— to Cooper county, Mioune ‘The suit by the Brie Railway Company to re- corer 5,000,090 tram Commodore Vanderbilt was before Judge Barnard yesterday on a motion by the Commodore to have the cane taken from the Spectst who signs herself “Sunflowor,” writes us on Ace count of @ virit which che poid to Irving Holl on Wodnesday evening last, to witness the spiritual: tatic antics of a certain so-called Tarrict Thackas to thos briet deat Kentucky, and come ‘at the ate of +! h strazgle that Derry, Sho foned horvelf close tom naked platform | Term Calendar and sent to the Circnit, so that the Js, HOON his porcnts dict, of deal planks whereon was an ominous-looking | issues may be tried by & jury‘tastead of by tho he rae ett long and pennitess, Tn Is Court, Tho transaction eompiained of was a settle: ment of the Brie soits which were begun te (he rpring of 1089, The Krie Comoany in the present sult allege that Mr. Vanderbil!, in fraudu lent combination and conspiracy with ita ofloere, indueed there oMicers, from personel motives of their own, to purchase from him 60,000 #hares of the ftoek of the Compnny which he then held, for which they paid $5,000,000 in cheeks and bonds, The Company ask (hat Mr. Vanderditt be re- strained from transferring these bonds; that he be required to tetiver them up for cancellation, or pay thetr vatne, Mr. Rapallo, for Mr. Venderbitt, claimed that the ene, from the character of the t- entos, involving frand as they did, and numerous qnestions of fret, and from the magnitude of the amount in controversy, wus one whieh from its very nature ovtht (o be tried by a Jury, and the natore of Ure teathmony, Of much Of Which lis honor lait some <oizance from having had the questions before Was tach that no coort would willingly (ake tipoh fivelf tae burden of investixnting these ques- fentry-box draped in gray calico mustin, She was astonistied to recognize In Miso Tuackaterry aboy, A slim stripling of about 18 or 19 summors, Iatcly @ resident of Cleveland, Ohio. APPEARANCE OF Tite MEDITM. Mise Mr, Thackaberry wore a demure biock al paca dress, cut short, with a quaint tittle collar and brooch, earrings, and an immense bazey chignon, pat on as no woman's hands ever yot pat on that necessary appendage to female dress. But the Monstrous feet and shapeless ankles disclosed be- neath the skirt betrayed anything but femininity, ‘nod suggested the greater propriety of long dretne The would-be young Indy appeared with eyes mod- eatly cast down under hall-cloted lids, hips meekly closed, and an atr of wentle res ed the call of the spirit of his by promised, the rest of 9 boy, worked bard, war puccesninl, honcht land near Breramento City, ond soon becaine a rich and.proxperous man, Ta 158 he met the woman who tirouKi no fault of 3 to exert auch a sad fnfhienet spon ‘hie witer 16, This ‘wornan was said to be heantifal, aceomplishet, pure and lovable, B— mot her, was fascinated, pro- owed, and ae 9 ryeuits an engagement followed. The werdtng day had been wnagested, If It hod hot been decided upon, and for one brief month the sun of Mappings ehowe onl soleclegly belore the clouds or It forever, receding the wedding I beenme necessary for R— to retuen to the minos to arrange some i ie he 6 ciniming his immertiate attention. wept, beenme involved in irrel with a man Fad never seen, wat attacked. and, to gave Wis own lie, kilted bis ‘antagonist, The ded man was bis intendea’s brother. He did tt know it then, nor nist his trial was over, nor ont after be went Again to Nacramonto to see all that be kad ever known oF Te ix not neceksary to depict the interviow—the terrible remorse on one ride, the frenzied reproach and retn on the other, At iast the petted fright id of Ny calm—so culm, tnceod, that she te brother ; how ho had loft home at the frat news Jon. ‘The manager of the occasion, a very excited, Un- ‘Tm noss oF TH wratmmatioal, and decidedly scullne person, OPER- | Kons of fet, qed seovery ; bow ‘not write ed the entertalument by 4! a Com- La Davie Dadiey bid Sppoved the potion, 1 ayy aaveries aad © 0 pati of & eokl aan ssontod | Marking thet the gentleman who now movi and bis he dren ay unttea of males froin tie andiouce, who presented | TNE UhG euag toa Jory had brousht it to the Be | when he tay Tend et of her lover, it——'s tuemselves on the platform with re clority. | cial Term bimeoif, Kt wae not a case in which a | grief was no less bitter than that of the sirleken sis- ench in tern doing recelved by the inunager wish | {ury trial was necessary, “He dida’t kuow that Mr. | ter, nad eo whun ehecald to him: © I will love you hah anderbilt was entitted to adifferent law than would | iT die, but Twill never marry you on this earth cordial shaking of bends. bo applied in the ease of uny other person, Inmeare | Weeause my brotner's blood tx on your he GAGGED AXD HOrND. axainst person for s mail amount, that peraon | sold out eversthing he owned tn California, and Tee Commision proceeded at once to businows, A | Would nob ask tobave ltremoved to the Circait, ‘The | came beck to Missour!, drat pledging te eacl other courte parvued here eeemed w reflection apon the ourt, Mr, Begch (of Troy) argued In favor of the re- moval. He was not able to perecive in what respect ‘application wus considered a reflection npon the art, They might be considered ns making the ‘that thoy would correspond as regularly as Lie con- dition of the mails then permitted. She wrote once and no more. In a monta follow: ing her first letior sie, 100, ed gone to join her brother in the eternal waeli.” Tits second blow fe | heavier than the first, for the poor man had some Lope while the womin Lived. Now he was alow forever. Presently the war came and R— enlisted in the Confederate ar In the hot charge made upon the Gravevard Fort, at the battle of Helona, Ark... minie bullet passed through both of H——'s cheeks Dig pinstok was produced witli which Thackaberry’s mouti—and, Indeed, the whole lower portion that mysterious person's fice—was securely cover: ed, A gentleman in the audience handed up asmall plication rather as amicus curt, regarding the hell and aaked to have it put in the fmmate t+ | application rather we amicng curt regarding the ° ae @ OF the Yeattey ta bel foeabis to he Jow's mouth as a more eocura gay. The mamEEr | Dyk Judge withont n Jury. From the natare of the declined allowien thie heeasee “(us i20)’s moulh lo | CLANCU TN maLe Le’, autre end enewetvoont too org.” ‘Tho Commitice next proceeded to Ue | conflict of evidence upon the allegation of fraud aud “4 bind the mediow in the moet approved manor, | conspiracy, Judge Barnard adjourued the hearing strapping Pe or bim ecu ely to 8 cbalr after which | wlll neat Monday Gs iis ~ get ‘ee Cd ig pet aot varie ¢ hond of the person fell over 0 : npn Seer ie . Indeed, mu y litte o ers, and he or she pretended to be in a GEN, SCOTS MEXICAN Tocctiteeat beotle bs ues bbs teaceee ax condition.” The omer then heramed ; eae, Ife away, and was noted in his command for Hooked very sheepiah, and fusliyremarked thst some | he Mory of a Mexican the most reckless audacity. At Jenkins's Perry it Skeptical mewspeper had anserted that the meditin Fortnpe at West Point— med asic he would get what he mont desired, for Tete eee emer tice, 8 Fre thereteco. requested in Mexteo, nud ts Killed by a Gambt ‘rhs haaly sot in Ue head, the sicull vele frac: that "Ssomortady ig iBe ceateace would kintiy | When (en, Bcotl’n army entered Mexico tn | (red And fhe Oran cere ted or ring ey slep np and fasten Mise Thackaberry's pukles, " otnieeatter tre 0 rad convalsio r > appos ftep up and fasten Mise Thackaberry’s nukles” | A | 1948, the American CommandertnChiet mage » | lind couvuliions urtil he dict. It js suppoued that these convulstons tm his mind to a certain ex: tent, for he frequently deetared he saw the face of the woman whom he oace loved—the face of the Woman whose memory bad never Jef Wma during. ai! the Pitter and sorrowful years of his life Bat he ts at rest now, “Let ws that his sont has joined tu the spirit Iand the soul of one wlio we. t ‘out ito eternity under the shadow of a great dark ness, Rather Rowwh—A Lescreabiierstiichy C127 From the New Oricans Tribune. The pintornimeomplinnee wich thls requcat,, at | Protlg? of a young Mexican namied Carlos Carmona. gravely proceeded to secure Lie young scapograce’s | Don Carlos was Gen, Scott's guide among the Halls ponderous underetandings to toe chair, of the Monatezum's, When the flnai stipulations * ates | sed hi ain | IBder the treaty between Mexico and the United us gagged and bound, tho mediam was placed in | stares were made, Gen, Seott took Don Carlos tuto t try box, when forthwith there 4 y see eered a Tous Beer Talaae very Tout'withan | his charge, and brought him to the United States. Hunlstakable Taakee twans. which announced | Afterte mado his fual report to, Congress se Com oe On Eh tere ie caeaicin's departed pesoand, 4n-Chief of the army in Mexico, he took Don ee. “F See | ander tn-Chief of Mexico, Sa ee re ye ycontke, Ths | Carlos to West Polat and secured for him the posi tion of first sutler, ‘The old General gave him g200 aeerent Detcetive and that he wished to make a few romarke, et fe the voice of cooded ble (wad days since, 0 well dressed ant dapper fe, sprinkled. with such caprigelons "es, My | for a trading capital. Every endet, professor, or ioran goat to. mhantloet a very inquisitive Jerusalem,” © Achin’ hearts as guders,” * Wo don't | Visitor Don Carlos, fle caterad for the stu- | juerest in the manufactory of our nterpri bilicve in ho sich thing Sere ove bere, L | dent from 1950 to 1863, purchased elandestinely pANoanatel: Mog fie lnsbec Pi ewrone ead aliyit 1s rale-natral love: mat’ral | Many gallons of liqnot, nnd many acommission pot ally. With great enre, ahd apparently’ made Jove, and nothing no more nor no less,” keep my allowed rea 5 pent hale A Bay eh the | notes with a venanl. Was | rohser ora ee bn my wile,” Folks should ough to keep am Ge | Coiviiated soteral thousand doliars, Yearnod Feeneh | {he a ee te Ein A er tesad teary on thelr wives," and much more of the $2720 BOTT, | ee at eet t ret cure hud studied aud Ob- the mi ry of the bi-sufphate of inact Very which respectable-looking people sat still aud this obeereant visitor met the active propriero, listened to, ed. good Euglish was engaged with some other geutiemen Li acation, tain | jo returned to the city of Mexico, In 1869 he 7 Kin bs\nese , Srraneecapala THE uvsiC OF SPIAET LAND. oe ne a eee Rraanieco and, | RIANinR came change in la, basinese, atrenkesyen! Thie profound disconrse was varied by comic | Principal stroets, iu his native ity, Me Duilt | sented his card, the Hon. C. Sneakei, detective | ex. sonnet Reh ne“ Olt Hog tray The Dutch Leger | there the San Cattos Motel, which beeuine the ead: | fraordinary in tae set vieg of tbe Internal revenue, Heer,* and others of like character. Agentieman in | quorters of all Americans. | Magrader, B MeiTiow tis to inauices’ aaked Deol Mr, bonuabel the andience requested the voice towing a duct with | Kirt isha @, "Norris, Wigrathoab wakes tates hig, wite, whereupon the vale Teplied ; Bi lob Shetty, Hindman, nae were, ait “Taon't krow no jone ain't a learned man; | cary ny Confederates lived t C Wilt ge ait “ soata: Ga but ef you'll sing with may, Pil do ce oteakup on ie Rio Crane, ‘There, 100, dubal,| aawitchers ot thin ebikenr en eet UF * No, thanit 76u,” said’ the gentieman, Karly wrote his. two leutere in reply to Pu. 8 orl: Woever onda » gation,” nepirit; butif you sound any note, no Gun’s report of gans and prisoners captured’ in A ¢ cA the d tiscordant, at the same time the lady sings, will | Shenandoah Valley battle, A few drys ago, Don ‘Thee there 1a not 8 Giatiliery # obacesed the de With a slight slade of disappointinent tr. Tt is @ tnanutuctory OF Disulphate of be conten Carlos undertook fo separate two gamblers who had been playing in one of his rooms. | By 0 mistake, appears, one Col, Deveans sot and fay the protege of Gen, Scott and the fic American who “Rep,” ‘or the voice, got very wrathy at this 4 banged at The sontry box tim manifest skepticisu in & manner (0 end. remarking, "1 make a few remar and considerable tm tof tue audience red to quell by, continually voluntecriv ke a few remarks." SPIRITUAL. FOOD AND LITERATURE. lime?” asked the detective, “Tt 4 a chemical preparation of itme, nsed ty, gar planters to promote the granulation and ty of suger.” he detective was not to be thas thrown off th track of a rien forfeiture. ‘This bisulphate wns gamnmon. Tteoald not fool a New Yorker. “Will you,” perrisied Ne. "perait me to lave The Almshouse and the Gr ure Trented in Public Hardest Work and the Least Pay, ply to questions propounded, the sadicnes one of those barrels opened id that there wOWsvApErs ta th Sin: Lam surprised at the tenor of yourarticle | the bung ss M$ I rel. ‘Tis gentleman ays heaps on ‘em, you het! hut 1 tell | iq Seturday’s BON upon our “Matmed Veterans tm | {feqec' MaRUerUrINE Whiskey without paying h foolishness in Jiee' ad you dy, far more invelle the Poorhorse.” You onght to know that, in the opinion of many distinguished gentlemen who dls pense public ebarity, tuat is the most proper place en was indignant that a “thafe of a guoger” ossed over from Trekind to prosecute 40 Ne struck a barrel sven a yelemon: bung bounced out, v ‘The spirit was asked how n friend of the question- er cameby hin deathyto which be replied: “"L'spose | for mostof thom, Tux Sex generally understands et is ofietal nawe Into he o t by a uataral colhusion be kein by bis dea Von't | hua ¢ pretty wel sre you full, T wor the pent-ap sulphurte vapor Kuow nothig’ inure about blm, He halat aa BAFETE EVIE WI VO tO would | fungs, apd eyes of the dapper gen recommend the editor of Tux Bux to visit almost t rk was alte sud n and conclusive. Me tur broke up in confusion avy of our public offices, end L warrant he will find | over like m hedbag exposed to corrosive enbitmute A WaAGRIt, that wherever © maimed hero, misue ap arm ora | Jt was only with (he ald of Owen and some other pendent concindes by offerin . has, by the bea ney of Lhe or other i itia mid to have been seme days befor 100 Tt permit her or e es, Secured an aypolatment to @ Con: | he eouid levve bis bed and retume his © wid hua’ L oe templibie clerkship, he a shown less. favor and ex- ex with her to uacertain atter whiskey onseTentions 1 i Miss, and wi rite tt pected to WO more work than the veriest polities! os Mass and wy moreover awrite inn | Bock, who te majlnp.onrned his eminence by hur otal eeeil ound to be g rabing for some successful politician at a State Con- iv ‘ke ms ‘Tvacelier, take that #100, vention, he elegant equipage of Mrs, James Fisk, Jr iat a ins 7 2: 7, the lovers of good style atthe South Bnd and the MR: (BWARD) IH MERC: bir from ady TUiciiands.. At lucludes a costly glass front catia Fis, nse. nee i four =plendid black horses, trapptugs and harness Voor Carlottats Parlory-T! rent Real Yalned nt several thousand doliars, nnd the ucces Extate Ope pis mgrans. Who paver. es sary attendants, IL is a part of the private extabiish- tal of the Mi MD at it cost them to prese ment of the Indy referred to above, and probably en ountry. ‘The tthe Grand ‘The rooms in the National Palaco in the city of Mexico once occupied by the beautiful Carlotta were given to Sccrctary Seward and party. They ‘a Govcrement whicl jug hurplos. Fenny doubt the truth of these remarks, let thom drop in and ask the good old man" how many among bis Inte promotions were maimed veterans now prefers tuese Llood-suck: not be excelled by any sauipage In’ Tending harness, tu partic workmanship. | By the would explain for the benefit of sach of our re As ure not Informed, is meant the harvess on the two Jendiny horses of & team of four, and the lives or consist of three large rooms, separated by imunense | Of the war: also how many positions worth more | reing that connect them with the driver, The har- siiding doore, aud tive others [n the rear of the three | {att gimyy peryene have Lees, givea.se gar Cripbion | toss ts Gninbed im super style, with all the metal pity him, don't prews for an answer. 1 thank ‘Tie SUN for ifs indignant outburst at the treatment we reeelve, It makes one wooden leg wing a little less palnfully to know that there ts appreciation somewhere, though not apparently among the powers that be. VET. trimmldgs heavily plated with gold, with gold front Iets dud the monogram of the owner frequently re- peated... ‘The steel trace chains are the ouly nieces of metal Wat are With sliver, The leading tines are of white ish leather rolled, and the hand reins are enelosed in white enamelled leather. ‘The ‘Workmanship cannot be surpassed for excellence. “Jimmy A is Almahouso Cano, A Portland correspondent says: It is not a little strange that so few people In the vicinily know of the wonderfal case of “Jimmy.” The keeper of the Westbrook (Me.) Poorhonse will tell you that, large ones, Wisich front on the Grand Plaga, ‘The rear roome connect with a wide portico extending entirely around the grend patos, Wide baieonies 4 front, with great glass doors, connect with, the three main rooms. Brom these’ baleomes. may scen the City Market, the Diputacion balldings, the German Louja, the’ Portals Meroadures and ‘San Agaatio, the Grand Cathedral and the flower warden of the Grand Plaza,” Withi sight are the snow. crowned peaks of Popoeatepetl and Ixtaccthaatl, and the entire amphitheatrieal range of mountains whieh surround the valley of Mexteo, this capital el A Et AN OFFICER'S PRIDE, —eee He Commanded a Company of Co! Troops, and Proud of thelr Re 4o the Editor of The Sun. Sin: I can fully subscribe to the letter of Col, city, and the myriad Inkes around whose borders are *. SU: twenty years ao, and the day following the arrival The remainnof ancient towns, “The Casio oF Cho, | Pigiinson in to-day’ Bune ta wich We aDeanaoy | oF tne Sarah Sands tn Partiand trom Liverpool —the pultepec looms grandly tro the western rise of | orune army generally uring the war, Unjustdis- | Sr*t iron steamship tht cvor came to fils, caster fronae: with Molino del Rey, Churubusco, and | Crimination wns shown agelust us only in the begin- | shore from across the water—a strangely destitmte Voutreras baitie-flel in “' the backzround. | ting of the organization of colored troops, when the J stolid creature was fonnd in a barn in that town, Throughout this vast ity" the spirit of Foun and. ragged reornity from plantations Aocked wth oe limbs wo Werrbly froacn that ie fect were renovation wecms, “to have posscered all Almost. literally ehapcless, an: fe nearly gone seme vead “clusoten The wide’ Fusene (bonovards) | 19 st lines, often in e condition which mote tee dee | out of bint, ‘of imoking soldiers of them appear bold indeed! T e was, of course, taken to the charity ‘will only. & are being cleared of obstra farm, and there, In'the ol ined bail ‘cite one instance connected with the or- Mulated upon them duimng the last half contury. . 7 | ines, in an culstanding ho wer, ane tn stone’ pavomcnte of the urincipal, atreste. ars | Etmigation, of colored treet Ty taippland mora | werner quarters i winter, ie bas lived the! Cventy being levelled and kenoraliy Improved, But most | eae: Louisiana), which will show you how little eon. | years, attracting some cariosity at frst, but, for fF sigmieant of ali improvements i# the renovation of the Grand Cathedral, A few days ago it was in- vaded by an army of carpenters, tron workers, musons, painters, aod gilders, Such an innovation hea not been made before since tho vast edifice was in 1607, Ure ebou ti Heh enclosed the de chapels have been (places), " bro ms wubstl: icen years, apparently forgotten. After'hix removal fect were cut off, one at the ankle, anid ralght Gown across (hu instep. Tn appearanee he was about twenty years old when found, Dat every attempt to trace out his history Luiled” Not even @ gucas waa ever made as to his former station in life, his habitution or even race, fidence prominent officers ad in colored troops at first, and how thelr mind was ebanged Dirring the siege of Viekebarg, Gen, Grant re- ceived orders to organize cabot troops in his de- ment, & measure to which he Was opi ¢ beginning, and to prevent which he had written tothe Prenideut, a8 wee then well known apong the a from rt ‘and bronzed fucy tron alii eae ee aero, | except that he came over in tho" Sands" as a stowa- fated The wonder(ul aitare lave bed painved, | Coucese of the army: bul Tee ont in good faith, ding for Was cast adrift here to got him out of the aud on the Fight of the choir a organ | fe ee et oe wwor to arm and equip tue raptdly In has bem done by luterested parties many a ideeut new wltar and dediea- | Syodting nuruber of nigger regiments, L was amo mayhap. When found on the hay In the ted to his holmes agrario the | tho first to epply for a commission, and well do 1 re- almost totally naked, what clothing he fae arches hay ‘a the ceu- | member the doriniv ts of some of my comrades | Nad being torn Into shreds, and his whole person re of the auditorium » magnificent pew altar | When, at the head of a company of PTpasved | bearing tokeus half way betwoen lunacy and idiocy has been constiviected und dedicated to Bau Juan | tho camp of my old regiment, Nor could he epeak % Word, thouzh every trial was Nepomyceno. Tho chandeliers of gold, silver, and | "'PSWae Oniy ax months Inter, and while my regi- | made to inake Tim do so. At tines he was very jewels Baye been displaces, nud tasty fens ehinde: | monty hen known ws the ™ Firei BMsissipp: Volun- flerce, and t# 90 still, #treking Aavagely at the keener, ers rabstituted. ony of id A ten Fea erectug’ thet above of e Livers party ovating their private palaces, hoping to Rave’ che distinguished Premier as the. yacst, ja Hetiiade aac . Nobody Commitied New Bowery Robe wha ts oblized to wate his moods pretty carefully ; Dut in no one of bis varying moods bas be ever ar id evidently . He pays no'sitention to visitors exeopt b occasional bravado, and liinedintely crouching His bair very thick and coarse, giving in a wild a ‘atares he 18 not 90 repulsive ould be alt bis pablts are of th teers’ of Atricun Desecnt,” was employed on the new earthworks then being constructed around Vicksburg, that an entirely diiferovt feeling prevailed imong White troops whem they saw the Riggers on parade evéry evening after a hard day's work with spade and pickaxe, looking a# nent as Ving abd going throngh the thanual of arms with To the Buitor of The Sun, : ; precision truly wonderful, considering (he litte Sin: In th + poper, in your article | {i24s%e had for anyemnng but fatigue work. And most bey iad, On the cold and raw on the "Anti Chinas of Sustee." ‘you ch ‘Gon, McPherson tind tail and hundreds of day. when E went to see bin, he was ibe as Yay old thie,” “a well-known «Gene Matera’ come 10 see our cress parades, | crouched AWay in au Immense bunk of lits hovel, all of which T de you, for justice suk vislied our catnp, aud expressed their wonder and | with two large air spaces Immediately over Lim, and tradtet, for the reason that I am not that sort of a | appreciation of our succes with the ni AMY | nothing on him but a tattered blu> Arilling shirt or character, but, on the eoutra hard for & Hyelibood T learned while uy always followed » eight years ago. bave always worked tuting Dusinest, Wh areuts Were Living, aud It Chow death, which ovcurred frock, and this the keeper eaid had not been on hii He bad aquilt which was wew two months before, Which was picked and torn to ré, hanging tokether bya few shredy, like a rn fleece Of woo!, or a chafed and broken net. Me during the Winter Of 1303-4, n0 set of odicers in the garrison of Vicksburg were ‘corulally treated (han those of my regiment. Boon we ‘ed from the exclusive privilege of doing veouived our (ull share of soi- an hour. iy more reapeotfutly and = fain well aware that the writer of the article yoteiper, Lmporeint. posts and positions | t thrnst out into the yard occastopally and * exer mast have heen impo. for auder no other ito as, aud tue brave conduet of the | cl#ed,"” but he soon hobbies back to his dithy abode. mstanees ean ould he be induced to write a most infumous libel on the character of any person, much less ou orphan, without irieads, like self ‘With regard to the chosge of robhery made against me, T have only to say that Lam entirely innocent, dnd If given @ falr opportnoity, will prove ib to the ratlsfaction of any disiuterestel jury that may be summoned to try me. If you have any doubts re- gording tals statement, Trier you to Messrs, Dris- coll, Wilson, Carroll and Walsh, all well known, re- speptabie cibazens, residing tu the Fourth W Very respectiuily, = JOMUN BAGGERLY, pt ect a Belligerent Rights Claimed fur Mevolutiontats, Two petitions, one from Now York and the irom Bosion, baye becn sent to the Luited Geveraaiet ae Wasnt, aio by nine tenthe of the merchants. of (inse eitfes engaged ta the trade with Hsyth, asking for the recoguitton When tho severe weather of winter comes, they take hima Into a warmer plac except in ve reign of the frost He has litle beard except on bis upper tip, and tis makes a becoming moustache, though be tor “d for twenty years at is je cute very Yorsciously, Hike a Wild animsl aud while his timbs ‘somewbat cramped and withered, he is appa- ny strong and healthy, d, possibly, vs eurious eases as this in some of Gharity Houses iw the land, but when it is rome Cd tat yo possible hint ean be given of tie ty Of his blswnge life, ¢ Las seerued Lo me to surpaas ia interest any eaad 1 ha ‘Colored Caval’y und the troops under Col. A Watson Webber, in the Nortuoast District oi Locisiana, then assigned to them for protection, as well us tuany tstances of herotc conduct by small foraging aud ting parties, cave us A position second to no other troops in the department, ‘The olcers of good colored regiments were prond of their positions; would not have changed them forthe taine rank In the white volunteers ; aud to-day T kuowtof many ex-oficers whose service in the U. &. C.'T. is to chem a source of special pride And sulisiaetion, aud one of thom te your obedieui servant, K.P. REICHMELM, tate Ouptain Pifty-irwt U. 8 Cold kur'cty. Dut this a9 tutolerable ‘he Hoytian Goorge Poabody's Citta, 7 For Institutes in Danvers aud Poabody, 4800, 000; Peabo j Museusa, 00 § Xow bry . hare! , ip Bulow, $150, rt, for a Ubrary, $00,000; plete Yeats Lawn, Mints 10 Anory t hile Vibe ‘same and ¢ Treo pul am met in the ver, ; tierra (‘ul . Vincent has received the Muste « Neyrea from Knlekor booker LodKo, No. War We rogret to Near that Fast Grand Master Robert » : he. hiya ; P Holnies at’ ls good fellow, aad hil deuth would be o 18, ‘that the feliown the revolationiste in that isiand as bellig hausyy Ad setts Sram se cease erent, ge | Hao a, ah a; glare hacen a CR cen ieee ong continuance of the war, apd the fuck, tint ay me and ated comin Odd Fellows Maas ot" ural Hi cate ina) Vt posa jerom§ ti oraesbaa esa Kea Cane iegae ‘ Fe, jonatves, re D. D. G M. for the First viait to rt If Fa goNRe it, noth and Ati Pay ollege, 4 Bul ilo Bulnave t turee= Ports is, te, i Porcau Pate ry ves ia Village), ap kt 4 poor, ee MAtlow me to Inquire, air, what is blawiphate of | \ | SUNBDAMS, ~ —The publishers of Reunn’s last book are los ing mone; —The tallest Americans are raised in Georgia, nd te shortest in New York —The favorite weapon of California C Me aa Lon bar coverod with Canvas. —A Freneh iaventor has taken out a patent for “ stockings Wim eaters mttnched."* ‘ Brigham Young returned four hundred ana forty Aollare ns the income of the Mormon Charch Inst voor 1 —Ex-Senator Lafayette $. Foster, of Conneeti« Ont, itis sala, Will be one of the new Cuited Stater CI cult Judges, —The Supreme Court, now in session at New Dedrord, Mass., almost exclusively occupied with de voree pages, —Mist Ida Lewis's ®hole namo is Idawatley Zorada Lewtt—ter niotlier'y also. he does not eign it ‘| tm autograph books. —A man and his wife have been sentenced ton Jong term of imprisonment in Vermont for havite Durglar's tools In thelr powersion. —Californin is discussing the poliey of calling A Convention to revise the State Constitution, —There is $50,000§reward offered in various nme for the arrest of sundry murierers tn Florida. —Colonel Sam Hateb, of St. Louis, has con. trneted with Lontsiamn to build 1,000 miles of levee along the Missisxippl rivor, —The Rev. Henry Bochm is tho oldest living Mothiodist itinerant preacher. Hit age i995, and for @ yours ho har boon in the minietry. —Mark Twair that the Sandwich Islands Gish of pinin dog “\* only our cherished American rau- ‘sage with the mystery removed.” —A little girl, agod 11 years, residing in Wine nebago county, Wis., has Knitted forty-eight pairs of stookinge during the past year. —Letters have beon sent to some of the farmers of California (ureatening the destruction of their prot petty if they continue (0 emp.oy Caineso iahurers. The ladies of the Peruvian Minister's fomily are sald to be highly accompilshed, and the daughters are buslly engaged In etudying the Pngiisa Jangoage. —The Cuban sugar erep is said to bein a thriving condition, and if the ptvatats not des stroyed.a large yield f# expected. Canegtioding hae commenced. —Thager, the clreve proprictor, whose ehow was seized for debt at Cinetnnart recentiy, performing mules as Liv homestend. tunable to diacorn Ht in that fheht. —A Frefich nobleman presented his steward, a of thatworsani during uhe year. The wpgrabeful slew- ard immediately eed ait for libeb, =A tnatrimonial advertisement ina Paris pax per reads: “A single gentleman, ant, and pos: wooed of renter, wishes to marry a Protestant Indy, very distingulshed, and possersed of sacre rent —The report that Dr, Peck, of this city, ) Doe. Oxon., hins been requested hy the Prod Faculty of Harvard to draw up a rehome for conte the dugree of Tachelor of Mule, i pronouuce’ wa fonaded. ~The editor of the Meriden (Conn.) Repub can bas “ bad the pleasure of Ateading wn oyster aBp. per atthe Congregational Chureh in Wailfogiord.” & great Inerease in the mumber of exnd for mem: dersh'p mint follow this aunoruecnucnt, —A prisouer destined for the jail in Wilkea- recently o pastenger op the 1 qvehanna Railrgad, While the traln was eroming an Y Al @ Kigh rate Of speed, ae satidenty Jomped ous of a car window, bank with the velocity of w eaunos was stopped at KOON Hs posible and backed to pick up the “mangled remains’ which everybody ex- pected 10 soe, Bus om reaching tho epot, the Ively corpas war dicovercd aaaking @ boo line acrose a Geld at 240 epeed, aud apparently Bin) ‘ihe fellow A poanut-pickur was among the new labors saving unehines xl bited Vireinta Stato Pate. Hunerco the nate base & ») off the vines by hand ; four bi hand. A farmer, who raked one Uiotsand bushels quired ten hands for nearly two mouths to Fave erp, at A cost of Aiteen cents a tree, The crop raised ‘on Die conth wile of James Biver, between Petersburg nd Norfolk, is cettinated at one million bnshels a year. aye Unis crop Would yequire the Labor of six tho sand hands for two month, nt a cost of $40,000, The naw mAehine saves mich tle —Since Mrs, Stowe has brought up the subject ron’s matrimonial infelicities, attention bas been ‘4 to the trouble whieh the 1 sofBritatn. § Ives to eelibacy. prominent am amen ouse Git on hie Ate Gay, with all the stoaltngs whom, ave David Hume, Macaulay, Charles Lamb, Goldamith, and Gibbon, t the fatter, Hike Cowper, was crossed move, Keats and Kirke White died single, but were too young to murry. Coleridge's married ife was buried in his oplum excesses, Fheiley abandoned ule wife, who snbscquently commitied suicide, whic lator days Bulwer got bis wife eribbed tn a Innatt ion {# fonnd in Dickens, uaa often overflowed. —Acurious defect has been discovered in the titte to alot of Iand in Miiford, S. IT. The Conerega- anal Society In that town ratsed $5,000 to purchase a Parsonage ; the howke War bought, abd the decd drawn, when it was found that {he title was not satisfactory. Tt appeared that in the chatn of title was a deed executed 1a Kaow Nothing times, and containing covenants for- Didiing thesale of laud to any foreigner, and also for- budding any forcigaer (0 eyer resile or build upon i. Asituilght jbe among the possibilities of the future that the Society wonld some tme desire a pastor not of native birthand not naturaiized, and as euch aone would be jreciaded from residing in the houre in quey- tion, te chureh haa refised to purchase on such terme. Mr. J, W. Sheahan, now an editor of the Chicazo Tribune, the other night addressed the Frank- In Typographical Soclety of that city, very ably and effectively, on the Importance of those who are engaged in Instructing the pnbdilc losing no opportunity to in- Struct thomaclves. ‘The peeuharity of the paper was Vhat, with the exception of proper names aud technical Worms, the entire address was exclusively tm Angio- Saxon—ali words of other derivation being excluded. ‘This ts the Orst of the series of papers to bo read before, aud published by, tie Bocioty. These papers are to be published in a siyle of typographical exccution that Is tobe pecutiarly elegant, aud Intended to make them worthy of preservation. —A clergyman in @ town in Maine had just finished the preaching of an @mtnentiy practical discourse, in which he stated that ‘persons wftieted with the dyspepsla were guilty of the violation of the Jaws of God and buture, aud deserved to be punished in this life and that which is to come, A lank, dyspeptie- looking specimen of humanity arose in one of the slips, his face flushed In anger, and said that he had no doubt the speaker referred to him, " as he Lappoued ta be the ouly person preaent who was troubled with the dyspep- fa!" He thought the preacher had no right to make such personal ailusions,and the next (imo he undertook to preach, would thank him to sctect some other indi vidual for the foundation of his remarks, 8. Geer, of Lisbon, Coun., in making some changes In a water pipe, found it needful to ex tond one through an under drain that ran several fort bolow the aurface, How to get the pipe through with out taking drain wass problem, But Mr. Geer ‘stadied upon it, and after a hit npon this admire: ble plan: Hoopened the lower end of the drain, and then catching an old calieo cat (nat liad boen a resident of bis family for several years, attached # small Hine to her log; then thrusting her iato the upper end, aud giving © most unearthly she popped ont at the Other end, all covered with mud and water, with the Line attaebed to her log, quicker than one could say Jack Robinson, ‘The pipe was thus drawn (hrongh, and Mr. Goer had the satisfaction of raving ten dollars oy his wit, and torcing his neighbors a good lesson Ib civil epgineering MX O'CLOCK P.M. ‘The workshops open wide thelr doors At Go'clock P. M., And workmen issue forth by scores At Go'clook P.M, Of ail the minutes 1p arra, Or hours thy ‘There's none so wervome AsCo'clock P. 0 they #ay, M. ow many children show delight ‘AUG o'clock I How many homes are rendere't bright AtGo’clovk P.M. ! How many litle happy feet Go out into the bury street, ‘With Joyous bonnie papa to mect, AtGo'elock PM! Atbo'elock VM. ‘The gathered fauillioe invite elook P.M. And as thoy eat tho fruga’ fave, ‘They quite forget their tot! aust care, And drop thelr neayy livedene thore, Al G o'clock I, Mf. ye patfering whist», blow) 6 o'clock FM, And let the weary tilere eo Ar 6 o'clock P.M Hing out, reiomming bells, ring out" ‘And. bid te welkiahtaico-atio slionty ‘Aud eeho It all ronnd abo "pine ofetock PM. ‘Then blo}