The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 20, 1869, Page 2

THE En mg SUN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 186 ean scan SAAR Tenn pam draw a prizo in a lottery, These chances, in | t! Ingenious Sill - eiemoreenivon. | The THE FRER-LOVE TRAGEDY, | eecommmrcin cn ene idee | UxeamMrire a.com mire [THE GRAY.PRATT FRAUDS OM fact, may generally be represented by a | Cuban army is regularly organised and Pp Fes lind been entertained tin society would bee Another Midcows Entombment—fenaratinks og x: - ~ cipher: they are naught—nothing at all— | officered, and it undet control of a com. ee x come lawless, throurh a greater social in imaey me . . pI The ee VY, Lat shaman babdi der the control of accom: | prom 4 wink ONTAINS A DIVORCE, | the sexen, Sydney Suath hud ard in bie dav that a fog out of sight-Anciber Avendate Dune | sire peopse wito TOOK A SHARE OR MRK there ie no real chance of a prize. There are | manderinehiet, Gen, Manvrn Qensapa ik doa a a woh ut ot eatey am x ireadchip | Fe@ms ‘ 4 THE eieoaD Abt i | : without laying themselves oven to censure 14 15 o'clot ‘ 01 Stock 800,000, peselbaa He Shines for ML _______ | pretended chances, and these are made #0 | whose ability both to control bis troops and | Mistory of the Case tn TuttanaDlvores | Tee ay varveliauee, and. ud Hor ME felt | ton Pet cut tat ate ec Hiedve c8s on MoNDaY, T MBER 20, 1869 plausilte as to deceive the weak, the jgno- | to employ them in concerted operations Line | Corsponiereeot tees Kre Rite, Ment SME Bt the Uremene Cay trey, Wrercl ed | oe Giting (HO SHRtL BA CORRE. WAN. CnOENOE Ww When te Fim taae Arrests Eifveted NDAY, ER 20, 1869 . dleriee o 7 hone, addressed in, 01 f ‘ rormons ure a bd - rant, and the eretulona, A Tare part of the | been too aften proved to equine any-tHndien: | Tyorawaronne, Dees ti, 1888.—The MePertant | Hon, tinetos of eurth, carrying two Loases down wit it Interesting Facts that will Kovoasteue Amuacmente Tooday, purchasers are negroes, or whites: who tion from ns. ‘That his forces are not better | Met ardson tragedy ns excite more than the axtat "No one © aud choking up the entrance to the mine, At the Trinh not know how to read, although many a | wrtaed ond eqaippel than they are is owing abe in termat in this community from thie Eat, Bt Rati ee ih We Lat gated nie non Wik er of Gray and Pratt, the firgitives . 1 ots ving secured he in or ome velo Hie ses o ank, bis wd fou om treet, a develontas, Booth's Theatre Faisst Dusiness man hos beon ruined of kept poor | to the miserable one sidedness of our present Ps Waving secured here 6 men ott aU PHtee | Raidsan MING eRatbRs Wie. Witéc MINE eal aerate Uretaaliy davetoptis.. Tee nage 7 : Bed 4 courts by @ residence in tiie city, amd from the al Nor tate | children, Mr, n Mis wife, child, and mother. | oointon of many that the oulk of their money te Kowery Theatre 1 Tesi by an insane belief in his luck in lotteries, | Administration, which allows Spain to sup | tious tet tout ner divorce was obtaned ty the Mor. | H side of | All of these were killed, and it has been as yet | etillin thie city, and that parte of tt passed Into the Doles MM and has gone on for years investing In them | ply herself in our porte with everytl kan county Court, siiting at Martinsville, thirty Smpossibte to rerch their bodies, Tt ts said that | hands of men who cannot Le vrrcsted antess Gray . ne all his surplus money | she wants, while ainilar supplios intended | 4 math of th place, Mise \ n, 8 cor ben fon j Home ies were th be tie ie and ey ae | Will tell for whom he geted ond v ho Day afer ibe W The bus Sa easried os: Be ay a iy Ca of anneal Sak maciit dent of the 1 Conum con Spiritualiste, but were conder alo supposed to have been killed instantly BLACKMAILE tirM, The business, os carried on in thie city, is | for th Cubans are rigorously * ed and tributed largety to the yo awe of McParland Richard | rahe nls ing lance aiita en ‘The houses tell forty fort, The families residing Three weeks previ to Gray's Meht, Ge Rew Verk Ctreus Sra York Cow Troe thas described—we quote from a report in | contiscated, Yeteven with thie d sadvantage, | son titeratare hy a number of long tetvers, mach of | counter with wien Incae He the dette: desoed pre, | i then tied 1 time toceeape, exenpt a girl who liad | Radford, the detective, saw G ay rng his pring reed - . wt f the MW rvtd—by Judge Gronon G, Bann ann: | nnd against the odds that exist between the | ¢ orval for whiel) hos been drawn from hier own | sion, Live farmer dea fol. ton nt thay haman f 4 from a house, but not far gnosgl: ty escape falls | There was a long conference, It in rumored tht Speanrecaan * ", Ms * Hs ere united not clone o animal baton | ing, She was reeened from the roof of onear the | paar . The Tamm | Tt robe and rnine the poor, and ie doing more | Fraourees of Cuba and those of Spain, the | Hvety tmagtaation ratner than the court recorts. | Thevational ohne and belonged to even euler by | Neseeniing baiidnes, ‘From an edjonng tock | R2@Ord had treed ame sto'en and aliered bonde Wattack's W 4 } ere than the wh shops, “The whore thM€ is | Cubans hold more than one half their te | Mise Laare wes one of the favored few who were | (he force of congcniality, 9 al harmony and | three families bad barely escaped when the whore | t9 Gray. Way Gray was not arrested thon t# a mye Weeed’s Munem —The Blontcs, Stone Ciart, Ae. Matinee wegantic trand Some me ago Thad occasion to * admitted to Mre, Mel eon i’ aeqaaintanes during | sympathy of purpose, “f ted flendshin, ind | Bock tnmbted into ritns, | tery. A slight connection has been ‘ound bet : = | investigate too matter and witnessed some of the | and, and Spain cannot enter their country | pep Wer: tat the | made them brit Gita noe nse the | The Tzctton Aremen have taken elnree of the | : 11 be tween ° 2 , drawings When a large prite came oot, the mans | +t Fealdemce in this city, and her letters to the | cer nor the ago of an individual, but siupiy the na- | mine ve been throwing a continanl str ay's action’ and those of a man who was de The veguiar circulation ef the & | ppere Would coneuit wucther (o tet It etand or not without powerful military forces, oF without | Commenctal pattake more of the character of apology | ture of his spirit ; tines tuete arrival, Acrope barrier Las | ehireed aboitt a vear sgo from the Sub. Treasury in sain D0 copivao ca eeveraily threw i beck agam, The whol | @ peng of histone narration, When this nent entered inte marriage, how | + yond the coyity. and no pers Boxto: on of the rule i now ercerdie 80,000 en) # | wing We a fore, and te managers only ee | SUEDE beta eho. nhe.selbedhedtrsng ibhdsint M inneh larger and leftier men and women heeame t | No venture Inside, ft will te wome thine sr Liat fs Lhe ation of the rolos tf surreotitionsly — inves enongh eo tesd onthe patie to boy | Within the area protected by the Cuban REL BARE cse's KESIOESCR HPR Not because they had been united by Law or gospel, ited, as, in conse. | *Pecutating with the fold tn tte w Gray had @ The Alabama Claims Thrown Away in eset ! OmmO Bre ohite ta hire men to ay thete la alee: a ia far Wortng her restden thecelty tt mast be admit. | bet because they had been drawn together by sym f | frend who dit business for him in Poston, A third Order to Save Spain. | vereatiy draw bree ag make 8 Ereai poled army thore is also a regularly organized Civil | i cat Mee Mei s eondict was tisereetenoneh She | pathy of Tt renaered comtuon ile rieh, beaut Fed very ti acted betwen them both, and travelled bewoes The faet is not generally knows that Mr | a ghow twins cone hands avd ecnd tim | KOVernMent, Vast upon @ written consti: | mate few acquaintances, snd seomed destrons of at fade the doctrine tmmortal, an! eens imnving out | that efty and this, ™ ; P | oui to ene: an Anish, German, | tion, and posaeeaing a Proedent auperiot to | tracing as little atrencos se possible, She made | annonneed teas the plane dren which angele im #, weapeuna “« onal weretary Fisit has just caus: Uiations | ang wegro puiles t & J Mader ite (BA Genee, F # man become | | . PULA “ mAsKris' sian sialatue aha date | at : sda iar the military power. a deliberative and legis | the acquatatance of Col, Hollowas, of the Jowrnat, | Eadie tte inflnence, a man and a won 7 har been discharged notil next Thursday, on $8,000 pn the Alabama cl io be « Tho Constitution of the State provides that is waaay urte for the enforce: | M4 Hitoach him managed to entiet the eympathion | Atue content existed 1 stot | fora ‘urther nearing. It is believed that whe and that he will proceed on the basis laid | 44 potrory aol be authorized nor labelling ialeed Bain aas thd : | Of toral editors and eorreep micnts, so that nothing | False ‘anions aboun Men n were J simply. as cats paw for one of her own ax, whe Howe ta HE Hes he This ia ay at of laws, Naturally, we } tne written of her f sivurce. She wae | Mailed tat ehou'd hava been twoneht toe’ property of the tion | t yet be openty conuected with th pico own in Mr. Bt : ‘ D | lottery tickets allowed within this seth : er, and thowe ted that should be eon ot yetbe openty connested with the mise bee ) at Keak 5 ti * f the operations of this civil power than | a reeuier atte alls ail re perac “ — - cause her conduct has beer parently a consideration which Mr. & n cee T “1. Be nnder a mere personel nduct has been too elreutbspect. Amon 3 ‘ Statutes have been enseted provid eo of the military, Lint it exlets in mach Vaetviers ot the A netiote taeetiutan, tntense, wild, TUL PRESIDENTIAL FIELD, many of the creditors the i 7 } the mil tary, but it 7 irs thi feceives from our Spanish Secretary for adve- | vunishment of persona who ehall ergage in | eds a Sardar seve “ tission cooled, te wld develop i e prerhae yr tating the cause of Spin and the mainte | ieinsiness, Mater these eireumennece wo | may il ROereEneaECSINEL|. ra tar Cena iat. We Ted that Wnee SeOKe Meum Tie In pasta aug | A Mextena Opinion of the ton. Willlom | 1, soesticned, and remathe oes (Fedeeal % yand the sluvo trade against | 4. Bapstaray é in many parts of the Lorder States duriog | toonghta great deal of Colminated ta dite, a se an shootd take place y Seward. ened, and remarks were freqnent'y made on tance of slavery and the slive trade against | 9), not goo how the Sar ten Nie : es | Salaainates 8 githcs separation sinais take © Danntated from the sole Diss y Nuere, of Mezten, for | Satarday, not complimentary totle New York foree, Naas } bode 4 Ve have then these elements upon which %, Me, hat Le 2 mits ultice, and Gnd greater eunspauionsts he arrteal of Mr, Seward in this eopital isthe | 4 eentten fi A sideration it is~alnict as va 89 | ite ay n y t ye lo the rentleman was in the Tonbs conrt room om ppointed agents or instr the Calan tes tea ‘ for po. | MASE Whe foal olitor i ber meat noteworty and remarkable event of the year | emetes cy that which Bexrprer Ansoro was ius ay i nk ic bases ite c J mar Ine Te that proved impoasil fur Mexico, This great American disiomat has per | Stanley, who lad spent a fortane on Mrs, Haaking, 1 it, ‘This is virtually to conste your ago. H th en. tem one nigh f tae hast € tion? e a : solves, Tt wae ri formed cmihey tourney tne rotatecely abort t Te was once a merchant in Carat etree to receive for surrendering West Point po Judges of the Bapeenie Court man. | OG eealatiamg idee tari thacanauempt tal | thet wat bec Within "tie ecotinee fhe ast century Iw done a tarre business, § bequenty oe Bot as jin hie endeavor to serve he paras af oe constitutional ely HO | ESSN RG No Se Eitan, th a New Yerk ladvs | fie ‘Tras religion aly hive requied three years to have made tis ciremite | nd: hla reditern, eneld eae te } si and we undersiand sch | nuttican in form, with @ sib. | ceteer at ate ben tee Ge hen kcad eo kainiy | TA AUN buclety ell gave tn fos journey fom New York to Mato. Paesing | nad: Ma) Siaaltors aoc, noe let he new masters BusrpteT Ans tt the ohew afd Batncad Forow |. = Tye feared - the legendary West of bly own couniry i | caer of nis retavonshiy with Mrs. ifaekine ea , ee oH ache ie realy contemplated ail the zoue Mre, Hosking wos not op : lar, 1 rien h a2 | oe Gu ste way ber | v from a Brother of Mra. t ratcesplaled all th nt | Mr as not taken into open conrl, Pos % -padebmarea iol 1 w not perceive why the Su i ad geeewedte MeBarloed, houn'a Husband -Partioniars af che | MIF, varied productions, Ile tas been y | Sas conducted Into the Juaien n by a’ elde et wo in thle anal to serve the Late dst | yore pa peel hon dae sd pare remo eels | Beat ot Mr Cnihonn Sirs, # | race lacinsend Me bow oven the extremes of ereit: | Bye iltoncinde ature eta es ealeran fet, of Spain Mr. wand Mr Scusrn ha . ete. to car-¥ on th : f mus | eve ex ton and of the tenperature of the globe aa the amount, a detective cam st MI r f +) “ whom hi , ler yime running out, and ft tet nh of th; To ihe be Be twcen w York, Alaska, and Mexies, there tt | geet one of the eroditors anid of } . i! igh . i | nearly evcesthing fer whirl’ the mind may long. * We have , a ‘ a Sin feof the 11th inst: pub. x " it We haved fixe . uESMY | Nehee a atatement of the Mes Richardson case | bears, tivers, plilosouhers artista, devauehres, peeniee ae eT Ermonstrated the, cress. it figued Grey Bord, under ie: Ses. GABE Alc teller, cos}, leon, pases, Fabien, acveraliy |: €60 O00 inva ved, sec hrnabsls ithe ’ jy 5 wuding lopts ‘ Heat of Breall," which anpe ‘ een care | a Ci Mihai in be wr | tear ie Misat afrtend tn the world,” watd the de- J tnt Coperesa pn ar: thet ‘ 4 kidaap. prepared owl te, probably, tn what relates to | Hil ay interesting ae the how: 4 Ove Nithts, | “skhe hoe a thousand, chimed ino stranger, ae beak 5 fi the late terrible catastrophe and ite eras, very n Me. Seward wil probably tet the book remain. tn wnt the rh ven taneheres Hiait: propose to exect indesui si nGiah Beaieberdh cle aitelnis a, MOVCTRs FS res Ms MeParlond does | tion so wide from the truth te cd by and to salute hin meighbora st Au. | OM MenGIPS land for the damaze done by the Alavama | examined in the light ef the pr Ke of te in pressing wend [of Mrs, Cathoun, thit tt seems ton Harn Thietrin weprereto Lim as ordinary By Uh ut cenaus Waban ce baa A He | ¢ ain clothing, occa S : were a holiduy at Niegera, [vet anime ray on Staten Tetund. for seve. are tio, ‘The 1 Eegland « 1] her ture § } t mem. | . Taroakh ber | duty to expose aud correct it, Tat rail weeks. A woman was with hime Abwot ine } Toit i ; wa cet rime t a heaaquarters of connterfeitere and I fecling tow United States by a Sy cdl nccount. of thelt colon: the | ing passnce : some time 8 headquarters \ + x ‘i ef “Mra, Colbonn te a witow, formerly residing tn See eee bee PAA GAARA a tlond. A detective promature allowance of belip ‘ 2 | te w of Congress cossaty 8 by 4 gdoelaryn cir tom tlace, She had & husbane or pid a ae re, ts quire wh ‘here may the Sc ts Confederacy: the scenud ia. eee Ethie Leaaatun rt e 80 of veare her enor, and Tis! 3 . a” ‘ | ae ity that he wre vd dowd © THE COMPTROLLER'S Phoseerriom, the did not exercise doe eigilance ine | wee taken In pereuanes aed worn yg, and no inquest wae ever hel! althongh When the Eis LARLIWEs LET hea 1 | M they are often held tn less suepielous cases, Tat whe | inst tie achemes of | TH, moat effective Tera nroreodings 90 fur haya f lag her own neutnuity and! prevent tex Lout of slit of | , : ntoeee te sare that be dica of the hightmere, and be may have Allo ike a foneral pall | Tren takes be ihe Comrtenter the Alst naan ' sialon of Es ie ished os eve. te maces, be » taken that grromantic wetind oe shutting oi ix | over the ern erly, Mr, weward sand to ar, | Yar, Punt. | Theaetion vt the ¢ Alabama from yong doat oth rebellion, was a ‘ not t Cold Ktales toward 5 erdonee Np. R shoul Seal oa tereeree inet 3 | rogont Nave Away trom our conti yeen promn whole of our esse agninst i + Paredes chi ts ‘Cosaiteati if nN urine t poupccat berg subd btendgin | The erest-cuilen afmy of France rolled up ite. ban. TWO INCIDENT \L MYSTeRIPR, ] ine ag t ' : eae fh See ther ‘This, you Will perceive, clarges th effect that | ners int marched down the sopes of the Cordil- | ‘Tyere is a mystery awsieiated with Mrs, Maskina’e The first ee) reasons | Sovnres Dto ratify was |, a pos arerve . Mr. Cavhown eame to bis death by foulmenns, and | lores fo cmb i fr i) Mexico on et, igvominl- | picture at Gurney’s on Brood . It is rumored } ations 4 t " ‘i a ee | by inference iapta some one 5 1 ous retreat to sunny Frvice, ‘The real hero of that | thar Mr. Gurney is acquainted with ti pee vention, The in It nall and void by th r ‘ rn Li dadidbmegean ares me of bis family, Tt | gehiovement is among te, He tne been honored | declines to turvien it for pol liention. Th Th isalsurd. Itisc ‘ ise + Sean oe eo Greaues is p ef thé tecet dia Ree ie therefore my dw ® brother of the beloved | in his ch up the Pocibe const and tarough the ronrected with) the swt doned indeed, and exp t , i wah t it a we ieee and Lorored dead, to disabuse the pablic mind in | Vege of Guastatajara, Leon, C liva, New York of Col, BE. M. Greene, mah sept Fae s Lu: . iors . siosee! eatin Lncsdeptvetg 8 °°? the matter, and {o state the facts im retation to his | {8 Let him be henored by all A Sone. a well known eucst at tie Me’ 0 ot part of the Prevident’s message wh r ona e careeneny bi ere prescate: 7 r ag = a iene i s Wadgipanien gliseine stan z L , t Se 4 sheniete exeteio Tae as they were presented to my mind at th Rovotutiana aw ail ttn Ba witnesses. rn e on of allowing bell g fact that she, in leag + + taply | recoster: ts . e Secretary—Au Imperiat Mob Attacking | Among the witnesses expreted to he preeent on rights tw € eiether j ad raked sone ene Nev Bick ‘tewee spoce 7 Tam not the apotorist of Mrs, Leta @. Cathonn, Peatenin ate ati Dae Regt Thiretay; and trow gute htt ape the eiagy that it isthe province of a government to had done her t sr dsoe, KOr even te | nor do Lcounterance (hose vile vagaries of Spirit yor Mexico, Dee. 10, vial eC feet ened the wizard, veutriloquist, and theatr dolerite ‘vetint dle tts will wlibee 1 ‘ Kanes Pr 7 fers i | Ballstn, Pree Love, and other isms, Oat degrade hu- Fr banguets have heen viven to Seeretury Sew. | Fe i letericine at what tite it will allow such te ter Pater? tae of Mrs b— many and slorify bestiahty, and which in their | ard and Lie rarty since thelr urrival, Lost nicht a THE PALISADES WIFE-MURDER, fighta to any insurgent colony or district, and ee - * Pedi ae " Lgrond bali was given in their honor at the National He tee Ani distri Tae divoacs. | apoere application hare ipehjchgih . family 0: he, unr thous people ayaa, Araxi | soatonny and Buln Dosbie:Adesaie hat it is not to be cons dered an art of Mra McPastand sceme to have been setgated | Se Omfortunate and much wronsed McFarland, and | insurrect tin Michoacan, Bands bive taken ly m ° AICHE LUBA TREC Ge hee aoe 4 regs led to the killing, sna moment of frenzy, ofthe vile | 6! Ule Nels in Jalisco, AU Mozathi a revointion | thon—Trint tu the Hergen County Courts ea x nie to sovereign, ms Hutent isa nad Der oved, Wis family @tepersed, and him- | Va wee fro sae carital. A a a Ure ni trial otto nn Dickey tor ia nsatae af he wite raid omplete justification of Laglas nf tec: self e ed to @ gloomy prison, there to awaic his | fiers were killed, Urianves Wad also yeenrr ny Dicker, at Bombey Hook, on te nent of hoc, Fao veoh cecal | av Tn ao. Lie Monifor asserts that the Sixth, ‘ Non of the Confederary cand it the s+ cain retell | tr) for Ife, tor sertme of the higheat magnitude, | Patras. ol trons had goined the Puebla insure | 21 OF November, woe resumed be‘ore Judge Bedle, Mate hed a leile mor é Net Pwouit not, it TP eonld, divert tie gen l’peelat auiec tke Bait My had, Lees de. | The tuterest In Saturday's procecdine wes confined Sta dpe ‘ yet tard ay hy of the publie th creat suferer. on | ed Gen, Alistorre had sta the ten of Mateacet ai : pga sas cops dn thelr present cond fas w test 4 wee war pals 1, wttnptige to mah £ thet ” 7 | renath of t iN Amob had shows thaten the night of the murder the family, Takk pet meer ene ent Serine eG sic erestaee f | tacked @ Provosimut la during | consisting ofa younger! rotner and sister, her father Serr aa 7 : s 'Y ‘ " by an eximperalst | ond mother, were disturbed after the aud Biel ; j a an ex and woither, were disturbed ney had retired th a! aMe om ; ‘ PRET, ' | = eno ynaics to ls awe} anion. Sere severely tiered: ey by a loud knock wt their uouse, he REeON of the two reasons—the ¢ thug that the Nerrer ry ger . b Ph erica Mg h the Protestants alive, tsi ‘The visitor proved to be William Colqabaon, who Ns S . Isboung a went of d virilonee ont! t } iteelt ‘ Pott ohe oF t fie we she io ' wel demanded food ana Jrint, ond who was admitiod bj wing itselt t 1 ba } daboad e as TuBee eave? ence, a8 she Bayport, of nighimsr 1 we cvera i ui 0 British antl 4 in enforcing i ate EOF 1. ¢ t y ‘ : Tre Mt "4 rat | RE Wes sabjcct. & e made every curt eetant house nig Wiad the aleaibg the inimater, words, Mire. 1 wth inwmcrou powr 4 t ¥ Why ahd : , neral | btm, but failing in the actcanpt, boca é 5 ner \ owo oneutrality Jaw, and in prover oO} At Chie ‘ et 1 1864 ebave ar e for her t i “4 ’ Beds Me- | tmmediately called ap the tamily, a Haein ba toa Grin A rrcta bic lade ie. Recle. shot Colqunuon, H wer tho ¢ oh: tho Alabamaccie § ie ue tr te’ se 1 prac. | Gast 2 a the came way, why | three eo itis a singuiar | Shay Mean nee tod dlespatelvod | Nf i © wrr to a failo prac. | | eh ort My wounding her, valid and sensible reason, and waa ever | veally inveked pence on an and Me. |} * but gratify it? rs die of the va. | Bf mee Se Prem the World, nie. phar the | FW i —- ‘ hf cane oF Rpole he field the Cuban soldicrs are almost ‘ouve, Te ree ively admitted Epplind in the ¢ CLES tan aud PENDE Wu anknlet * 1 They are all | be vtone to avert An In the \ Seales ta on 3 “ “ty N tid PLSDLETON were y mt he tl tuna) lee eit isgnite provable | always 1 by America breeeit Ores volts y which the Senate rejected last epring. 't 1 at the f eaieria Ag A Rum ber. nt ye the WAVY | gic cg Indiana trick was played cpoo Mr WeFarian) Lead Mn one hour | with Smerican evriniers, made ap with Aweriean |S vivid sultrings of hia vietlm. C ia niPalicy law A that E ; : can 1 i rer to b < i socounts, | i Mais OF the bet AE OL other New Yorkers, | Ber GaS) Bteb SiN varty Forler, cooorr, and lewd. The sen nents of, | fe, tae motums eon Miter. Hey Had. <roaena ge sh nontrality law required that Mag neces, Ab the New York® Convention ¢ ere pacts Di rsoanta, the | male rod taste, 1 ain A little bouus will | + relations who reskdedafew | the Soautsh scliier aroncarty all of American manu. | Hackensack river, ; land ehould not furnish vessels to either por Coste oN Keble Tra ee ie Pg m Me | semeriives widen Ve elite of a oouulry paper A ROMANE AR loguesk bacon eee] 1 ite lie eemeraly “ied with rand rade | yA fatt.crone yatmtgyso0 aU 1 succeed in sake : our civil war. The Alabama w Democracy anew committed | a: . Of half & souen opis perhape, te Me ae cacas ar Aaa te ate vind manta, irom American eatite, Imported from TMG SIRT INS BS OOS LAA furnished to the Confederacy in. violvtion hii feuva weal : we Bethe Neate 7. wnue ihe other is de- | abendonet, thouzh Mire, Calhoun expiesned hur en. | Momdgand fesse. A great part of the rene vse 7 and we yaccordingly enlitpon | the indignation of the loyal people of the | doubtleas of hui an . Oe: GHA SOMRR took place on day, the sand the AGG wow, hay. the Cubaunc th ety AS: DROS MCSE Ue. ON. PB Oreey. Serpe ee a , : Ps rue TRIAL. appenrunce of the corpse, up to the mownent uf clos. BROWS Ae. Ee Sm ee eve » volee to its indignation ‘aw, Me- ree m 1 mischiof which viiry Ly proposing to Leak up the recon of dnty was throw He wica't aos Miah an ing the coffin, wae thatut’w nersom ina eal ancl etal tga LT Vaca enegnmme! | Dougall: being allowed te contregate British lalama ¢ Int asGen, Gnant’s measayr: | structed Btete eA CATR ae if nsenueuce of the 4 " pleasant sie Alleso far as Dknow, were perfcetiy poeta nel a Aint on American soilto coerce the insurgents tn the Recs Be ie ieted Btete Governments, and by nomi roa xa ae | made 10 Wi atieted iat death was the patieal cenit of disc montana wie ex- | ited River country, A letier from a nrominent Gar Fwept a Mr, Sussun's eilly reason, ating amine date tort Presidency | 84h bat this should a >| and her banker, Me, | aad that the cause was apoplesy 0 Brits i vt mat We: sae e been nadian at rm IRIE 6a that Gov, MeD. Me AL has wet he gorvieney 3 nin f the cleneal hovel pe AOL. CALHOT {fehl she ¢alied unen Canada ‘for troops, but relies on the Hu fal - a of the Admin to} a man who declared that the President bs i if socteuea ro Buvok rN, Dre. 1, 1960, atne Upathe eee Ps tle sarod {4 | loyal people oF the Territory to gueli the outbreak. the Spanish despots has swept away the ae iyhtto vse the army to compel C as dha nia! ——---$——_——— 4 re onnie a iit it $a y ayrit to ompel Congren — R 1 bun it was ihe Sranionds, And what,on the other hard, a . His seams atid thie (taslnbte NaampLALLBAK’| Us rapand ite Re RMEGALGH Nuyda rier RA CUBR Fae REMI Gn ace hare verted Sliond fo Pratty plate @ MALUTARIN Hosttat the Cubanay nave been toe ‘acts, not worts, of the | LINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ehsted , 1 ‘ , is : fi re ‘ “ay wrote tor ¢ for it through > American Government toward their eacse f Hae it — which Mr. Fisut is beginning are lett without | sult was the overwheluring defeat of Sry: | month ogo Col. Zamony, aSpanich officer, arrived | Hit har mp ohee eee ice res aunt, Cale We Forty Hours’ Deveton ot the Church et the pscet tue oa 8 footing ee ality with the Span- | Satunvay, Dee, 18—P, M.—The gold mar- pt ie a‘ Mer. ut. So im the oe ids, and allowed them ty procure ry tiatea th © log to stand upon. NOUR and BLAtt, Andnow, having leamed | in Merida, Yucatan, Be quntracted for eight | atecves ot de ense itiwes pin eallite There wes Ae (Ot reaterial? Neve oll, Te hea treated thom an ings, | Ket, continred to rule weuk at 19@tt0% on ie By permitting the fpantsh guaboats to mo | nothing from these disasters, it re istnd Lewes, Five hundred were to have | @uyntertons prelitamary hearing of the eako in she Forty hours’ devotion! What, pray forty rs, aul left their very existence unroeen Het deaiinas: "There bas been: NPY RTER, mee. mts fae ess Ria. hing from these dina 5 ms bew parivr of te ¥ avn House. Neitherdudge Wooten, | hours! Good — yun Vessels, Coban arms, and Cuban Javve netivi'¥, thourh large operations were checket to sea, notwithstanding the protest putin by | on pushing blindiy forwant im this roud boom delivered monthty in Sisal, ready for ship- | hor the pliintif. noe wor auorucrs have chosen t6 | "ston, my xood.triend ¢ no one person ta expected fe ben seized and retained whe y | by the street's uncertainty nhoal Seerctary Bout: the tupcoscntatives of Cuba, we flout inthe | rein went, The becves were to be delivered on board | Aivaige the proceciings of tie informal court, nd | | OP. my goed ‘riend: no one person Is exrested come wine the reach of American authorities, | wetl's intention i reference to the balance of hie adver- s we die 0 - or to 0 se soldiers buve been summarily ar- | ted December eales, Whether he dec . faco our law of noutrality, afd furnish war | We call upon tho honest masses of tho | (liv tebe és Alpes Leah oe a Saye case fe eet caaion | Thirty minutes for cach tnstivitual will sudiec, | r Aueriean’ Diseiet “Attar. panic pila sad aatinbh snail Let niet de alt og sa a welve dollars per head, Twenty-five thousand ha yen cre fo y ours, wil v4 ; = have, mt of their aati + oF adopts en her price g Vessels to one of the partics iu a civil war, | party to reb herr infatuated Teaders, and | goiers of th elder PR ae Bir Housand | fur the bell Was ruvg aid a few curious villugers | Bat mikht and doy, for forty bours, wilt some wor: | TA" 27 uy on incessant wartare agaues everything | kene'n! (celine te in favor of m lower premium, base openly and oxtentatiously, ‘The British Gov. | to tes'st that vall be an end of tt Nurs of the sum was advanced, Col, Zamons eled sn to sce Wiiat waxup. A red-veaded man | ehipper kneel tn prayer before the Bicssed Sacra. 6 tit the wir practically seems ty be upon the enormous eupoly of coly On the market; and it ‘ crnment can pload that {t was liy etcalth and -dihapeaiet aie an end of this | returned to Havana, Meantine Gen, ALLaronne, ry atUINMerINS, Vaciliadie we ment ote awe der | ment tm the Church of the Nativity on Second ave- ba Uniiod States wat Inestimated with the disbursements for the fanuary fn: ha : We Op by ntcalth and) nupliess oo © that tae mind of the | commanding the Mexican troops ia Merida, ad- A ay tae nue. They began at 10 o'lock yosterduy wornin etal Stat seeecidien by | [eretts also assaming that the secretary will market the evaeion that the Alabama violated the uatry we © to consider the great | vised tke Mesiesu Government of what hed been ie te ae setae hal | nd will lent aati! tomorrow morning, Just as in stand with (om on a fouting | Naance of bis rroposed calor thle month, that the oup- 1 y law, ro va: but th Naini nitty ham, on Easter . t he at tks y will be not (arf eventy ml Jish neutrality law, and got to sea: bus that | j\yi sit _are now pressing for n | done, ‘The Minister of State, Seflor Lanvo ox hers through bis Wank had witt'ney tor her iit | St Stephen's Church three weeks since, thie A neutewity of the ‘Ainerions Cav Hag et HS tolling ath gh all rare we, under slinilar civcumstaneee, lave sent ox t ‘Tessa, sent a messenger to the Governor of Yu- | ery labor. Then set pomeaed, pd yppene len se tap pabisag nh and sak i: Wal ofa cheat and a snares and to have | amount it is sitienit to €0 ceive how the preminm b | disguised cot of bes oar couris and! ana Legal Tender. has also directed that uo supplies whatever from Cty ee a ae Cathotle churches anid chapels of this nrelsdlocese of | toploeace., Wiih this they Iwallowed | ere of cain today have paid % 6 64, our Executive, Cur neufinlity Taw perievuy | | A lottery dealer, evidently supposing that | cither Sisal, Vera Cruz, or Tampico be allowed to | rat" water, Alers waa the ‘only. tertimupy. tht | ntilit haw’ reached st Cet OY Me Arcabiabop, | success, bet even without It —with a recognition of | & ard 8 w cent. per ananm, to ries 1 gy 1 udgres were dog chenp, #01 . a + at ‘ 1 Abing, amd under « y 5 yelligerency truly earned by Y i ros oud Y 4 covers the care of the Cuilua Ri and | Jedetes were dog chenp, ment a doje asa peo | bo shipped for Havana when there is positive seeerees ie aia tans’ ahacine te fe | UNe CHURCH OF THR NATIVITY, tive warlure agiinst the Spantaris, denied them— | ihe week Fold $1,482.00 void. puch waed $°,000.000 Ge hinds ata ahd kee cae town: | S88 to & Justice of the Supreme Court, and | proof that they are intended for the Spanish | divoree, fh taThe solemn high mass with Shey Grinly. odd (ty OD eee . #0 16 cow \nterert ot flew a rrige Abe roken tnatrimonial > inaugurate thie, de mene i ed In coin for envto E party to th: vil war now raging in | Mfteward wes much surprised that the Judo | army i é toll on Bch. treliomenge ten ummtrimontal chaine | Ye terday at." the Nat inane Browperus— tm Lab 4 ih en eae | Cuba to procure war ve-sls or to enlist aol | Should decide a case ayainst him, ‘This prompt and decisive action of Sefor Tr. | forth, tm the company of her holit-vowed frie Witham Everett, the pasior, a wear tbe Pome TQBe8. Ne onsehe eilbrishte Loxdsy were 3 i is 01 wilint Th " Pa phi | saps should bring @ flush of shame over the face | Hee Womun—free 0 mires Albert D. Kcharason, | Rev, Fathers from tho Chnreh of si. Nicholas, va total for the week of $999.98, amt Finer Jan dlera: th thin By deliberately and his reminas us of the eomplaint of the hue verity the wath of that whieh *eame tobe | 8 fercon, and the Rev, Father Dosey as sub — — IA. ‘The total clearings wt the Golt Fxchan " ° rag Southern newspapers that Howanw Kvan. | 08 Auerioan Scorstury of State. Me, Mame | utvierstood ‘betwee them 40 Tons hefore descon, Aller mass. the procession of the Hust, | Will Judge Boar's Namiuatton be Confirms | were $9 91,90) gold balances, $1,098.40 and enrreney conspiewor iy solating this law in the ease ‘ A "| anton Fiem seems anxious to assist the Spanish | hole preceeding was conducted so quictly th: formed by the acolytes and clorgs, twice tute t ed fA Dintovne, halaneos, 815.158. There clearings refteet the aetiwity tl akin aud byradl be | PTR and Wittiam Connex Bryant, atter | i hort Houy kuew oF cared anysbing about it, Mr Glroals oF the enurcl, the aisi¢e belng left vacins ter atlonat Tuteitigencer j # gunboats, aud by allowing men to be | rally itastan caneeaoalie} i slaycholters to the extent of his wbility, In vio | Farlnd who had. sworn she was a bona ide rect Gon, Toes Pango Lingua” was beautlinily ren- seit leat of tie market yesterday, ‘The lollowlns were the priv perly enlisted here for dhe Spanish service, | CceMsonn uving aecepted, when travel | tation of the neutralit o hos ale | dent ot Morgan connty, leit the county the nextday | dered during Mis pert oF the evrenony by the or aA ea rk or 4 cipal quotations: yen panishh sory Ting at the South, an invitation. from somo » of the neutrality act of 1818, he has als | (oruver. fauvine #WOFA Liat He Was a Bone AdaeN. | ghestra and cholr. the music trough the whole ol WT all Hoge Do eon dried ea | jaa at VOCTE PMs BURT, Meco anne we have deprived oureelves of the only real | Hug at the South, an. invi om some | lowed open shipment of arms and ammunition to | sit pls lait that a tew days fater to | "Be servlecs being very Aue ; M. Coote hake oluous. He has ofzaded | [titi a. i". HUN AO Bs Mite ss 19015 @ 1 Mics cossc BOM ‘bround ce from England for | SoMthern gentiomen to dinner, should bo #0) tho Sponiords in Cuba for over a year, and ig | Fetura to New York, adiee the, proceaslin, the elerey and jrenttled to the place, und Massuchucette bus had |. Forel exchanue, as asus) on steamer day, has Devs 1 fe y from England toi y L , Heeling we chancel rail inloned rei sah aperon ny situa Wr Prime bankers aye bills nold at IC re ‘i ; . hard-hearted and unprine!plod as to take the | about to send them a fleet of gunboats, partly INDIANA DIVORCES IN QANRR AL, Sainte” ond other prapere, High. ai Ralls: Prime bankers sely Gaye DME Aoi AP 160 thy Aly clus, ‘Thus, in My, Prsu's rake tan at ‘ ey REE ma ara iy asus sacl Wal is cia aes FARA OAREE OF NE EOE ct tas eee hit MF. Co—South, the devil. Who cam the South | 116; wiht wily were qmotet wt 1mAscetOny 5 a as i ‘ e North in the war. anued by erican citizens, The Cabans, on ey Kd " i % trad | ones mer oxgq@etony. The total imports at thie part ind and uniniclligent zeal to ser BE SAS sh ; }, they ate eonveniont; bat not +p ne altar, bina haudrod | sy, M. C—Why, there is 5, J. 8) osetal OF eM ONeN, ee the contrary, are dogged by Government «pies and nied forviicers without the wid | Hihbs, €or Was | cuekyerio's u ond fan, & geal Hemdtnean anim | forthe week past amonat to 62.201 Spain, and in Mr. Seusen’s jealous haste to ’ ’ ry and gow deal of shenunicane | srinped 0 af | tucky—te's iw good than w good Rev ti 1 fr. Seunen’s jealou Cuba's Right to Reeognitio: arvested on the least suspicion of an elfort to aid y Good deal of shenanian, | ee TE ie emcee Chueh | wood lawyer, There is Maynard, of. 7 for the vane poriad last year, ay bactifics everything, no matter how p } j y cir count he field... Piroo tings are cllave queer cases riglit here at Mana ealh ana’ chnaine ene MH) Lovers, of Virginia; Peron, of 3 ‘The week closed On an ensy Wonvy market, aad DOr sue ets ; i Raat ; sh i the bold assert.on in relation to the Cubaa ‘ in / pani wel is le m ofiuive iv Mexico ried ihe red-leaded daughter of | Moy ure A Genes, } (Are quite +} qairemen's at 7 cont, wih exces tional tran compromise the Alabania eluims, they have ALR is than in the Uniled States; the Mexican Seerevary roturved, the old folk THE GIFTS OF PROTESTANTS, lawyers tn one would | ar 6. The locking mp of money during thee ’ wax for indepeudence, th he contest has y she old Fotis same dante « for thear toa ly thrown thoee cinius 4 esa i that “the contest of State has no son-in-law greedily pockoung | *"! if, the nowly-married | hele exquisite fra ting with the per. Iie Mante § oF them Haat | or tie week nas been aban toned, bat th : if 40 ho time assumed the conditions whieh + hits offt behatfot sp couple i" ey for th weeks, | fume ni the clouds ot y tog upward fon Will Stanton get the oth view of ho train them from the Sonth a tand Lefore world ag betraying tt Daigo fees for his efforts in Alfof Spanish tyrans sithem a big disicupt succcoded ‘The bride Weng | the silver censer, as it ewung to and re, sont had daconn M OosGnene nek Oraat weet are hoor, and ms (he Pye tenrice awe ra 1 pa Letra, amount toa war in the sens of iuternationsl | yy, ond there ure no Cuanies tuners in io | (Ue PaFERIM But the groom Went ona vigorous | the eoul by Au ineconible charm to the solemn hay) Pe berate tet a bard pl Medd eg ML inwer that at ane neried for the be tour encase of ye With the besewt T law, or wlichwaule show. the Snail ; : dink. In less then eis Werks the repentant groom | Dest Of the knecling forms of the Tee era, thas arcetts mw wo easily 0 : ‘i s ‘ ne aw, tich would show the existence of | sex con Congress Viettod ty Wie at ber tsduei's house, for bae pure | clergy and acolytes in their rich festival robes, the erst af the Army, inal urtide! ay stringent. whee the ent rop despotism aguinet our owa fiends % $ 4 a ’ LA “ ¥ 1» the TMA = Weil, wuo'll be Al sniene and will ave facta politcal organization of the lasur cee OF mubIOG EOP. When he was coolly injormed | Ehmuerig lights oorve alot, and the Leverontial ‘] rye and ncighbors, and d our Lest to main. |? a “iti weak - —— that ee was no longer his wile: hit u dlvoree Lowel heads of the breathless con ocation ot war. Lv ie < ‘ 4 ie mange tes ata apg ’ genie puilicient to fustify a recognition ef} Je is oMeinly stated that Senat boon obtioned. | ‘ben he was kicked into the street. | Slippers, made @ tableau Worthy of the tlustrator’s oar two fur the pleas on . tain slavery aud the sinv die in N ie pence Diy (iia tang ierinaes bin ear aia ids Fri Ou ceuniping We reevrds the young man found it | Att as A fe Ue plas be r 11M Ainerica, bad as racrifelny nitions upon mt \ oY RANE OE ales less Journey to | was even #0, He swears tio services was ove No SERMON Pane ecnea te te Dan ratewever Woes ot vnpear ig i the sentinents ofa clique of pertons whe, | Haris to negutiate a new pontal treaty, inatend of | UPOP Wim. at tome say he tid notice of & was given on the ocension, as the eerviecs were deities ib ed [Ee Bes gat yarn fh Ae ‘ Hons in order that we might cover ourselves Carl or Ay rs Nae eney of te Pull, Lat, berg drunk, did w quite levathy, Berm HOVER, wre Wut essential rec dabivvean ween: " ; 4 raph uofortunately for the national honor and bis | $10,009, at whieh the costof bis mission has pa parte of Cath r" . ce re net - SAIS Ise ; ¢ this indescribable shan 4 i" atts of otesint OND S, CmHis second: eo, Hie | as oapaced with Hast w wih this ir shan own, ouly too niuch canirol aver his | been estimated, We are, very glad to hear i Sermon by the Tov, O, Ih Frothinghn ehyrehes 4 the Pevernens A ay and pemtien. | mother was a wom, “he Aut thernuenty fed 1 a bi fre end we congratulute the taxpayers ¢ a iia eetive AGUIosDiverce Con: ry tie Divine » of the muss, Ming the main | wheeping couch whet a buby He went to he diss | Paane ‘ \ Whe Lottery Business—Swindling ghe | mii Vwe congrtulute the taxpayers on the fet Gia oh MaPLiaN Goenecrecaa” anybet in Catilie wors}in : | trict school, aad was nat renrkeble foransteine, | Eee! i i Poor. Vhat there is, aad has been for more than | st the discussion of the subject by the iudepen The Rev. 0, B, Frothingoun pre h Aner MaEviogs WES Uver an Ate proneeuion | Me nud ved law, with Bros aia wate at th Riese ‘ + P 1 ris dent pross has saved them £0,974, But it shoul : : u expused in tre Hemonsiance, for the | cUunly Bar, Bince thab wine to bas mate wuine | Local wwucrs., tl em any plan for swindling poor and ignoraut | Leiwoen the Cubans and the Spaniards, the ein Tey nese waitia Lt ia ‘4° ) touching upon te F eutertained by men, that | rental, taking his ocesion tor ver uring wha | Po Nea: you hanes the: east ! Va ' sople ov si i ° npey | bea BAP bia Sas bd otuueh money wasted, Mr, Wasuacnse | every now stop tn Mborty might create leonse and | Piliigions duty of visiting choi the Notvity, | ihe ater he ta, Tor that rengon, [intend (0 yet'r re dere s10n Ws ‘ People out of their sinall pittances of mc wey | beat paid and most uuserupulous Bpavteh | oouid just as well have taken the time from court | disorgen zasion. Th contrary, however, bad been PRIMA during he re ee Uy te Arcobishup to be | ¥: lua dea! and dumb acta whdy st ie x ’ anore ‘genious and successful than the lot | partivans amonst as donot venture to deny. | Yatis—nbere he is suid to dunce divinely wo | the fet, Libcrallty of thought In religious matters appien: faboup ML Gobo ee Maperaneute ub renurtal ds Py tery business. It appeals to a passion almost | ‘Vhey muke a gieat pout, however, of What) Loury on a stretch--to make the sane eBorg | Mad Jed in Cis country toa greater diffusion of true n A epee jal ‘ndulgence te OBA Be ihe romp tig NE ive 2 » | they asssce te rat sgularity ahs hawsne has a0 eleoally faile religion im practice than any Where else on the globo, | frm Qals Cury. with the Seeeiereean ee ‘oS op astys ad pak bnders berise to. fake tt ane e adie e an aA me he Bema hy anna Be Tn coverminent we hove nbolitlied old despotisms, | feted ant yphroac Fenctat int The Castom Hous AMehwoymens ; ry rere tana. Ti oy us ‘a Military operations of the Culana, aud of the undemtond that EnLanogt, flushed | 2M 3etin 0 country Is orter better preserved. Tie | sin, Luts tetulssion wt the temporal pusieisicnt + The enae of Lator snd Kuner, who wore ai . Poved it: winning rnderstood tha sonn, flushed i cnore is a possibility of ng entire absence, as they maintain, of ony estab Tt ts fomily, be walt, Was onee considered a diving institu: ton, and husbands ruled their wives: und children with ateeratic sway, Divorces wore anbeard of, and ail married persons Were supposed to have been tubited by God, us the CFLLvOux Marrioge scrVice sug. Ay Murriace now, however, had beeome a civil con- arisen tract, oflen periormer witout the inte vention of 1 the Gordian kot of thin swindle by | IPC Out i Bt be wise was uo longer ln sab ye fy by his successes in the rebel period, dectines to yield to the demands of (he American Govern: ment in respect to the French cable, and that no other alternative will be left to Mr, Fisw than go in propria persona ail the way down to Dux- bury and # large prize. lished governm among them, They It is said thet there aro at tho present } represent the whole movement to have been time in this city five or six thousand pereuns | from the beginning nothing but a reatteret who live by swindling by means of lottevies, | insurrection, ‘This is the theory of Mr. Sum- Various shifts have been resorted to in order | Nen, and of Secretary Fisu, the fatherin- bo avoid the technical sale of tickets; but | law and obsequious tool of Spain's hired cutting the cable, Perley, however, if Es | Jectin tothe hurbaed, but wea equal companion Wi tho substitutes amount to precisely the | lawyer, Sibxey Weustan. Laxoww would retain Mr Fish's son-inclaw ax hie | ond Jornte wens feabomellis te ageueey for tt pmo thing in effect—tho sale of chances tol ‘The facta af the case directly contradict | couuss,the dilionlty wigli bewuicubly arranged, 4 stinding Uae Irvedviy Maurringes, Kouel Osea Un- ts Leen repented of and forgiven by Almig ER ae LONG ISLAND. ae mange county will abolish her toll roads any " One tain each way Wi) rum at present as tar ay Good gow aries L. trickon Ww Wels genwiole, aud icase are eDter ouver, ed some tim on the charge of extorting vein Die jvans fron a merehant named Duverser, b: heen permitted (9 sleep for the past tree wecks, Mota of the de'en Lauts are out te, it what Ly calicd the * highest Mo ot work im th behalf to suve them fom le Prison, Itis fala that Col. Whitley, whose oflccrs uot onty a rested the wen, hot who that one of them presente ‘ iused to glve ap his pry ward a8 4 witiess fort ds to whom the credit of prosec longs, reeurds thts as defendants’ coun Le UeseMnpborily disvomed Of nal Wedmesd . Aeetuaky “Toa ar sty Vebe He SO 60 Dat