The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 22, 1869, Page 1

— So = ————— <a Seer reer THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1869. PRICE TWO CENTS. FREE CUBA CAN NEVER DIE] secnzenemaetow sae cusstswetent | SECRET POLITICAL HISTORY | seit evartan gnc tw men aoa be LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS. runy iv sewpitep verter, |YXEOUTIVE LOG-ROLLING. 40,000 well armed men matter, and lie great anxiety led lim to sound the The most Showy Marringe of the Season— Loman rrarn! . sawed Senators named above, He aatisted himself that Care Barons Tus L. EXP Na An Immense Crush of Mprctatore-A porn IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION FROM we evaxd bard WORkS STARTLING EXPOSURES CONCERNI: cach of them wns thoroughly convinced that the Pre- | DASHES HERE AND THERW BY THE THY GFORCIA BILL THROWOM more formidable array than Mexico, Chi y aident could vieted 7 Room Packed with Gold and Milver Ware PRESIDENT CESPEDES. Pgh Ne erray than Mexico, Chill, Pere, tHE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL, weeeatrd Ver Gai cath of tern ected arent SUN'S REPORTERS. Giececusr potty Aad HOUSES OF CONGRESS, ever prese " The nes | with erent anxiety to what Mr. Johnson might do if hen Di ished itlotans —— War for taberty | “Conquer our.enemy we most. There js no beck. | Gen Batlere Attempt to jane Cornes | ie were aot that each waa at times ! ort Pott in the House Youterday— ma he Gacate. ~40,000 Patriots And Armed—2,000 | ward track, We ask you all to stand firm, Obey lell—The Agreement under which | questioning wi thie fear of danger to the coun: Ppaniards, 7,000 Rifles, and 20 Cannon the important orders which have been lately Issued Johnson was Acquitted—Very Curtous | try should not be scoorded weight in the deciair for the destraetion of our enemies’ they were calied w| tom Mr. Henderson, March onward and npward as have other peoples moved by a convietion that these gentlemen share witle struggling for thelr liberties, and God and hia views, sot himself at work through anther to iebt will sustain us all until victory stands Inseribed letters of fre upon our banners, anit the frater- nity of republics welcomes us into the magnificent ing Butler—A Line in the “Wogan & Co.” aro dealers in counterfeit cur. | _0N¢ of the most fashionable weddings of the joanage that wae Never Ine fenson was that of Thomas IH. Ingervoll, the Com- ded to be There—Gen. Batlor Acoeses Tere Me eon ee mm Neaterty | misary of the eventh Regiment, with Ada E.| President Grant of Leg-itolling. Post Ofiee and geld that be had quarreliea with bis | OBiWIG daughter of Wm, H. Ogilvie, of ith aveuae, | The debate on the Georgia bill yesterday wa partner, John M, Dailey, and that tho firm bad been | 1" St Paal's M. BE. Chareh. in Fourth aven quite bitter, Mr, Bingham of Ohio madeadesperste Bravery tox, Dec 21,—A quarrel among some | Mr. Ross shared the tisternood of tree nations. Viea la Independencia / the Preaident’s dissolved, Ho votuntecred the information that he | °VeRine — Seventeen hundred tnvitations bed | atteinpt to postpone the bill until the third welt im Gvarmagy, Nov. 8, 1960. | ee a aitertad/. Vhea la Bi Diocy Patria/ | %f the ring who arranged the sequittal of Andrew ther of these gentlemen to had made only s few hondved dollare oat of the | D&*® lsened, and long before the appoinied | Jannaty, but failed to carry a corporal's guard of To my countrymen : CARLOS MANUKL DK CKSPEDES, | Johnton has brought some queer developments to these pledces from the President, | moore Cour 0S hour of seven St, Paul's Church was crowded. | Republicans with him, ‘The dedate closed at &16 It was expected of me, I am informed, that 1 —»— Nght. Gen. Batler attempted to bay up Wendell, that the eflect which such pl Duriness, while his partner had mace at toast @90,- | 4 cue was permitted to enter the build ‘ 7 ad ‘BA re ti vo upon Fessenden, Gri ‘Trumbull | 000, He asked to have the lettermaddressed to Woran Pe P.M, yesterday. The unfortapates who had po op should have txeved @ prociimation on the 10th of LATEST NEWS FROM CUBA, d not succeeding, had recourse to — dy oy Ce apt trom the hands of Me. Daliey. Mr. Gaylor | ing, who was not in possession of triangular | portunity totalk were allowed to print their speeches tev restl: way Wogan to sien an agreement fern eerd cow pa miento rherlie lee On we enpesied thet poridgeenrsnd ig ypllomsiong not in vain, SCE Rte ting secord: | EP the rm should goto the dead letter ofice, Bub. | Pee of paste taining the monogram of the | at tho exnense of the people. The Hon. Samact 8. juently Mr. Wogan returned and said that he had | bdethrothed, and inecribed “ Ceremony. Please pre | Cox of this city closed the debate on of made it all up with Mr. Dutier, and that the firm hed | sent ibis at church door,” Many of the ladies pres. | Democrary, and Bingham of been redstablished. | Meantime the Washington Ohio eboald render an sccount of what had been done during the glorious first year of our war of libers for Wendell said nothing about it, Trambail, ORINES’S INTERVIEW WiTd JomNoN, ‘easenden and Grimes were convinced that Joharon ‘This tate of afiaire was made known to the Pree t were im evening dress, bat many were friends , dent, At Orat be absolutely declined to give any | authorities had been informed tl iph of what hel ON, BUTLER's CLOSING sreecH. tion, or in other wordr, that I hould render ® yor could net be ically convicted, 30 thy feared thas | Siders whatever, tis Mesardod taut niat'es ina | hed ogeutred: and Br, Guvlor ealé shat the case led | Who, mot eboosing to attend the reception, | Gen, peter of Mestschertte, cloned the " trayal of the situation, It is duc, perhaps, that 1 Havana, Dec, 21.—Telegrams received from nequittal m| eg hated ae Ineroased * | done ye nt ee willieg ie, nuiee the re- treroter gone wisi hin ones, ne Pp bg A considered it unnecessary to wear wedding | He a. the defection of the gent iM . whieh shoul evil apon the country. it of the after vordies of the country. og! o Lt }, and reeeived a ty then Obie Bi and inti should render an secouut of our progress, of cur | he Ctaco Villa district announce the dlepersion of | ome. wiueh anould bring ult Spon the, coma. | Auihe some ime Sedeciared Ne bed no intention of | their eters aloud. be stopped ander aleircum. | garments. The fair dames were escorted to | (OKCN", Uenemianl od neumhe’ qutehatices oo jr oar, det expenses, and Of | Vijlamii's band of insurgents, During the fight 49 +} kobe doing anything ina spirit of revenge if acquitted. | stances, This is tue firm whieh was addressed by | thelr seats by oight ushers ehesen from Com- faavng to the fact that Mr. Bi site our Avancial, military, ond political sitaauon. Cubans were kilicd and many wounded. dent, in which eo ff Promised hc ‘vote against im- tieuderson wan on sgrere oF | the. rest: el Hon, Joba A. Wimpy ee arte maven wees peas" G," vo which Mr. Lngervolt belonged belore | on the Demooratio side of the House J A GLORIONS RECORD, ‘The Civil Guard attacked the insurrents at Jegui | Peschment, provided Johnson would agree to certain + Jobuecm bad beovene couvineed'thet the cass | to entrap she Togues, moe to buy weir spurious | *'# promotion to the Commissariat. They wero in | SniTy Wo, ine steumcose mage neained tte vt q On the 14 of October T requested my gencrals-in | Gaira Inthe Amador mcustaina, and. killed $3. | PI#AKes, whose falflment ta thetr opinion would avert spo pra: Magne ag ey the conventional evening dress, and wore on thetr | pris Eigen cease enonchin on the en! ajorGen Cavada, Mejor-Gen, Fienerdo, | Other Spanish columns have bad slight skirmishes | ®®Y Consequont national calamity. Among the pro- rary ‘and confer with one of a wedding badges the emblematic pin of the regi- | old proverb that “dog should not eat dog ;" 80 car- Mojor-Geners! Agrimoute, end Major-General | with the ineargents visoa which they offered for the President's accept: | Senators who the views of Br. Henderson ‘The Hackmon’s Mtyle of Doing It. Sorkin: Sap: ibe Seueaber Martian, ty Mietea pet beezer shoal wot stack laa Thomas Jordan—to report at their carlicet | An incendiary was executed at Nicuas, ance in relation to the Cabinet were that Kvarte, aon CJ Fim deren i cena thon | Richard RB. Kelly, of Kentucky, who was re- | sie, sterbert Noyes, Dudley &. Stcele, Willlam Gre- I oth te & statement eoeek at nip bal eonvenience to the commano*rin-chief of our mt Cahane sre, brosegting themsclves to the | Schofield, and W, 8, Grocaheck should be L denice rash ‘thing fn cme he rematned in the White House, bectrampinder demtnnephitetie fide sacenpel gore bie gory, Rdward ©, Anderson, Wililam D, Coughbry, den eatradiction of tat ay ther Inet tak army, Gen, Manuel Quesada, In this report I re ne forges ct Cevods cad ‘Villon are moving | eres: They alee sdviced thet money ebonld be | be consealges th aed. tes Previts). ot tee | evesiog” Was Wy erty he tee | 2: 2rtham Halght, and A. 0. Benedict, Howse jest "April was tubstantially the’ sume to this Quented that they should give the number, namor, | toward Camanuey, Dut the Xpauish authorities do | Ged in lobbying the death of the Impeachment | Ponr OH a Sennen, Senator Crimes Crenlng, | Wile on the Jersey Clty ferry he lie | At halt-past seven the bride appeared leaning on | pil. "Tue efecto ti pone hn ody | and location of the different engagements which they hay donee it. me wa 1.900 movement. Johnson expressed his willingness to | catied one Sreeee: 5 Se, wile af re persion as feneage The ee atte hey the arm of the bridegroom. She was dressed in tore be that wees Se ence ant eee he and thetr respective subordinates hare had with our | gciyices ‘These trygpe, aswell’ aa Wi those laicly | *P>OInE the above-named gentlemen, and gate: | Credo earns eg wed bo luicurion ‘or his pari | eee called away, a aceoad Jeha atepped ap ani | white rep silk trimmed with talle, and deep polat | OXiste they woud be seatte folu the mand of te enemy; their losses by battic and disease and names | Innded, were immediately sent to the svat of war ally did appoint the two fires after: | to do any act out of the Usual courve in case be | Yoluntecrod to tako Kelly to tho depot, Afer driv. | Ince, and was cut decollete, She wore a magnificent | murdered legislators. As to log him three blocks the hackman {ng him vhroe blocks the hackman stopped and {oll | parine of pearls, the gift of her father, and m head- | ment for postponement, he thought it enrolled at different dows during the yeor, as well On Saturday the steomship Kagle, when about to | but he protested against the use of money, | waa acgaitted, and he wea willing to give auch a6 the strength of thelr respective commands at the | *% wes visited by the pelice, who detained ber one | and it was not until Randall and Beward | assurances as would satisy those in the Bon- a td the bil were so bad, so utterly vile aa to hour beyond her gaual sailing time, for the Purpose feared the contrary, Tk was ascer. | Mudent did so, and that was the last of it dress of rich Inco sarmounted the wreath of orange | worthy a place in the House of Ra of date on which thoy concluded their reports. Or urrocting a raasenpor auned Donalicon, Donald: | a#vamed the responsibility that Andy would give in, | ate whe. feared, We coliraty. | Me wan ere ——— flowers which encircled her head. She was attended | the rep, why keep italive to the third Wedne ‘The great nee intervening between the dif: Govsrsaeate a of Layo : phragm | wend tae bape brie i thus capa AD ad tap | beene, pa (A ane ite) ue ‘The : bein Hadad in Brookty by three bridesmaids, Misses Lancaster,Handiordend | day in January? Why not vote it down at once ferent commands and detachinents, with the frregu- | in’ order dice the pollen to allow Donalueon to | World dad Bind TAR Rok Bs pig ob Wooley, | so changed as to bring in foor wen in whom the Beewee . he ave evenin . | Ewen, ali dressed alike in white slic with tulle trim- | WHO TAMPERED WITH THe PRESIDENTS Massage? lar communications attending such widely separated | proceed unmolested. whose supposed connection Nth it was made so | Senators mentioned had confidence, Such areor- | SWeeney of No, 90 Nevins street, Brooklyn, w8 | mings and black roses. They wero escorted by the | He expressed himself mach pained at the military post, prevented an early reeponse tomy | | Several plantations near Villa Clara bave boon | Conupicuous acthe vite, bed really very Ht Eamantion was pledged. ‘The chanzer arked (or | passing a corner of Livingston and Nevins streets, | groomamen Messrs, Wn. McGrath, M. K, Ingersoll | Reatieman from Onio aay that there wae.a ling ie test. ‘Thoth it has been somewhat delayed, the | Othe, and skurmishes are reported 10 have taken | with tt. ‘The conduct of the Bouse were In the Seeere of Btate, the Treasury, and | two men drove up in & wagon, One of them leaped . message of the President whicn the 6 rea - hide sbeepeviersecshionl Were Commiitee in the matter will bear ® good deal the Altoruey-General's offco, with the rurdicrns: | ont, and rannmeup to MF. Sweensy, knocked mim | AM¢ Clinton Ogttvi, Beep ntraced shanle, he there tad een Ses Axgregcto report demonstraics » most glorious r¢ Ventilation. furunce that aman in whem 'the Republican party | down and. seimed. @ tin box contumne. $2,000, | The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Hf. B. | Bingham) knew it Now, aki Mr. Batler, cord for our sacred cause. IS TT A CUBAN PRIVATEER? —_——_— had confidence should sucveed Mr. Stauton, ‘Tho Wguwayian then Jumped into the wacou and | Ridgway, ‘The nuptial kiss, which completed the | mest Dy Knowing it that he kagwre it by the con. ——- The Great Development—Three Diethuct drove Off. They had followed Mr, Sweeney from i teat, hat, le one. thing {bet if By moans C4 OPERATIONS OF THE FIRST ARMY CORPS. ciéwin " i WHO WeRR TO HAVE TH fyore oe aa frilowed Rr. Bwyeoney service, was audible through the entire building, | knows lt from what the President told him, I think Major-4a i; Suspicions Steamer Secretly Fitting for Among those mentioned as likcly to prove entirely | New York acrovs the Fulton Ferry. . | he should make known to the House that he was an- njordien. Frederico Cavada, commanding t« The ensue tb Waleed Naval irom @ Coomned Faber, aT Pete? Re Beaalore whe were eoestechng and itsemobatie character met the hearty approba- | he should make Rnown to the House that how First Army Corps, reports 16,000 men with goo Authorities—Description of the Cran. There were throe distinct movements which | a vote for acquittal, were Wm. M. Kvarte for the ‘The New York Chess Tournament. tion of the lady erities. The organist, .Wulter Rus- | io’ state that the President of the United States has ‘Ten thonsund of these men are mounted, und bare | {he Cubana do not seem to be at all dis | had in view the nee of money. The firet involved | State Devartment, Reverdy Joi Attorney Considerable interest is manifested in the steady | *¢l! Johnson, who played with excellent expreestos made bim a special messenger to inform the Howse Deen weil Instrneted tn the d sei, line war. | ‘4 the third ¢ 100.00, | General, and Wm." 8, Groespeek of Onto for Scero- Corps bas jont 2,800 kijled in ite different ecu | el fu bi tary of the Treasury, The President also made were set on (uot by | Migwn bis, previous determination tv appoint Gi beg odleatee 50,000, she second $163,000, equence of the departare of the ‘Two of these, the first and hey wore never Armer | those publicly’ favoring cvnvic ned an f Spanish gunboata, that ip a rolemn message sent the Exceative to progress of this tournament, One hundred and alx- | ® #€Flesof selections from various operas, then burst | Phat If & kelenim messuxe, Rent By the Kent dod teen games have already been played. Capt Mac- | Ito the Mendelsohn Wedding March, the bridal cor- | 14 be there, and that the President had loft tt there meute with the enemy since ‘he ia of task Alors | (y-fatn of final maceess, They are working like | hi! ramifications «hich extended Into the Senate, | Schofield Beeretary of War, which was uf com keuzic takes a most decided lead, having won 19 | Me filing out to the carriages to the music of Its tn- | for our auidinee, and never let anybody know about ‘The wx brigades compesing the corps have met t vers to pat and keep in the fleid a force of nen We) aed wae tie plot ee) House attempted ROOT. Seti e 3 ad used, bat in eiprievny Moye haber spiring notes, it except the gentleman from Obie t ; ont € it asa he dove } 14 enemy one hundred urd seventeen times, Tac | oufpicientiy ereat to ab least keen ail the Spanish | further than tite tnrce in which Mar Woelle Aumred, | be asecrta'ned, except tuat evenly Johnson wae tof the Boston ¢ GEN. GRANT A Lod-noLten? have twice forced their enemy withia the plazs ¢ Clenfucros, They have lost £01 men during this time by wounds ant casaalties of war, For every withdrawn Genera}, ut vis own request, on 18. and loat 5, Dr. Barnett is credited won 19, and jot. De. Barnett is credited | they drove rapidly away to the Ogilvie mansion on : Mr. Thowpron slaude 14 10 8; und Dr, | Fifth avenue, to the recepth tod. ‘The display of bridal gifts was unusually grand. | have over and ov ‘oops in Cabs busily engaged Krery now and then | Aside from any of thexc corrupt seemes, involving We hear of vessels slipping ont of American ports, | (He ute of money, there wan a well defined politreal | aunt Of this interview was reported by Mr bargain, to which (he President blmeel! ® party, ! for well known localities on th tors | Grimes, and the President was a we to anderstand from him that the Execa- tive thus deals with Congress? I think there can ‘on the course which L and T Jones coast of | onthe one side, and rome of the seyen gel reeated of andertaki tn that falls there ure, [ am assured by Ge Cuba, and the shipments of arms, ummunition, and | woo voted for uequittal on the other, Upon thi votes of those who were purtics to the agreement, een eee, They were arranged around one of the rooms, and | to control the action of the Honse by pr Cavada, tou men ready to take tis arms and. piace, | ‘Anions of war were never morc lively than bow. | \adiettneved, Hee eee icana wok tated | his is. considered the real secret of the peach: | Their Own Modteine Don't Avece with Them. | filed :very wide, tinny oven then being so placed an | private communteations. from the President of the Tee First Corps h oui'e The naval authoritics ure now closely watehine © | turougn, there followed tbe bideous farce of Mr, | meat t of the President's counsel, and of Tt is understood that the indicted Jersey Jus- | to be hardly visible, present a few of the most tes. T never did give them to the House, 0 First Corps has grown from a command of 800 | suspicious, ateamer lying In nn outotthesway prace | puder's investigation his Intimate dts, were vequvinted With the | steey of the oa a nth avictea | Sttiking 4,0 respect, va that regard, for aay gentle: meu to its present mireugtlh in @ noighboring city, whieh ts unquestionably Mtteg circumstances reluted, ‘They hold it to be entirely | Mees of th nd. In ease they are convicted |” pirat w chock on the Mechaniest and Traders’ | man who does, When the President of the United THB SECOND ARMY Con ont for weeret Servlc Bhe is about 800 tons bur THE SCHEMES INVOLVING BONBT. independent of the pian in which Wendel!, Randall, jee ab the next te ocarry the | National Bank for $19,000, and bearing the signa’ Slutes communicates with a tember of 4 ila) den, beautifully modelled, with lines like a yacht, T+ first attempt to use money In the matter came | and others were engaged, and that it wos arranged ese Court. They thatit has | of Wim. U. Ogilvie; then another cheek for the | private gentlemen, which operates in the State of Cumaguey, is pow | and evidently designed more for*peed than + | toth knowledge of Mr. dol nson’s friends in the | aad carried out withoat thelr know wedge. for'y re to ehare same amount on the Bowery National Bane, sigued tleman, id neither of them should 12,000 stronc, Lis history has been bioody. Seven | 19K qualities, She tx sparred, and car: | torr of a proposition to bet $50,000 that be would be PUTLER's SUPPRESSION OF PACTS. way thatihe Grand dary | by L. Ingerso! ficent set of la by J. Hh. lent of the thousend men heve gone from its lets by death in Siow! of canvas, Her crcines ave ‘poweriui, | acquitted, ‘The eer came trom persons known to | mhe testimony of Webster, Randall and, Wendell, Chom had Loen purchased by their | Tacersolly another ‘Of exqnlaitely carved er dond political oppouents, Dladed screw can be hoisted up in | bo in the contidenee of promincnt Radicals, who Dattle ond disease. It ui ophires from J. E, Ingersoll; ® set of opals from baal ond A £ call the gentleman 10 ordor, Doght 240 engacemente, f nec at she wouud at unew be trns | sood Before the country as strong impeachment | 45,t4k'n 0» Muller, has wever Veen published, it —-— Lorin Ingersoll." Taey were inultlons Hungrian kof the President igang AE Stull seore of which have been quite formidable | formed Inco a sailing craft, capable of making distant | mer. It wus made soon after the frat steos had | thn knowledge he bad o! the ease, Gen. Hotler avoid An Impostor Stonting Saushine. stunve from the mines of ichemmts, A tiny itttle qa 4 BERD aftiirs, Tts gallant commander, Maj..Gen, Adolfo transport, she could rendily acenmmodate 600 | very. marked, Wieauarste tus fecling of tne | CH bringing Out the facie otated in the fret part ot nix | Aman is going about the town collecting ad- a peril ye 7 AIC ee bells tat the Cavada, has been a true and brave patriot. He de estas men for a short cruise, and her light drunght clover. | Senate, It was brought to the attention of Mr. . bya K Bi ies me scution POMEROY’ LETTE. 1g is her for entering «mall ports on the Cuban aud | Randall, Mr, MeCe!loch Mr. Seward by the | pendalt, Wondell, and the President had foraycar vertisements fora Sun Almanac, Ie t# a swindler. We do not intend to publish an almanac, and have President of th sented byt Meso kL, | recommend to Congress that It should fmpove on Serves the Uighost meed of praise whieh grateful . Puerto Pr aces can be arranged to mount | person lo whom it was submitted, and thin latte: , M to coliect such ad: 4 Georgia the test oath in the reconstraction sets. » Nuevitns, eronine, dan Cristobal, ani er more than « matoh for the Spanish eanboata, 4 ‘the officials p to ta Rbasgd , ; , vies, nam pieces, by M. W. ‘other buttle-ticids tell the story of this noble arm) these rearons ringtiam hes canecd ‘cover @ e been written by Sen itor poets, CURIOSITIES OF ChIMB., Watson; beautiful chased silver Mr. Buver—There was no occasion to call to or+ ‘of patriots, » | aciose ond sret watch tobe kevlon her mover trad been Ind down when the | sit Beleved, that the tome bray tard band, by eens WS ger, Edo not believe’ What retdent Grant ander: THE THIRD ARMY Cours, ments, She is just m ily repainted, and ean be nged. in part ab leant, in the | fart cont cotter him “tov vote for acquittal Trial of Pollee Cn Bonnett. us and A, Pottler; ® amall eet of diamon: A nt W wen at atom to at's notice. In reap. se supposed by the public’ to be ket of topes Mr. Binghwm —Nobody waid that he commeanicated mallee Cantal 3 resented by Mrs. MK. Compton Jolutly commanded by Maj.-Gen, Thomas Jordan | ‘le inquiries of our reporter, te oMeor-like person ach Lim theory was that those put. | {/.bte vole beoatne Moers ysone WoKing to. faing on ie: Be. Beinn teresy Und brilliant by Me. and Are. BLM: Deeaut; a, bet as imperishable as the rocky mountains and bills o: | she wus flted out. He merely, obeyed order fe ch dl re to onter into voted to acquit, one .of the witnesses swore to the | concerning the character of Kdward Branugan, a 4 1 shed this or that pot van'the totes who | FdhY of the purest water, by James 1. Ingersoll Hts vperations, It now numbers 9,000 men, It has ea, nil asked n ; crrover of, nisetior, ani © copy was produced, | gucctentul anpllaat ti mehird an chars ot iarcemy, | a etuiiful” watch and hala, made by uhofamous | tay pot ave It met tho enomy 183 times, Las Tunes, M oy eR A") | twice for arnault, Coptain Benmett said that Ti, Ogivie ; @ musical frond romnred yon ae A ee ee = Bayamo, Pelma toriano, Catto, Bairc, San Lucian, | Krolie, ale can scarcely get to Bot : the plin to be dropped, Ii ts to this day | «paar Leoate—t want He ROREES he Had thowe of two peril but from thoee who pretend to give bis words, Hoiguin, Arroyo Bianco, and 9 long list of names of | KHOwledge of the Port Admiral, considered by those friends of Mr. Jobnson. who nd ask an fon th 0." at Lonvon lone of iis ward detective aeons 20 Clock, Wi | TER BILL PASSED AS TT CAMD FROM THE SRMATE, Dattic-ficlds attest to the great work doue in th a acabea a ©: The President tor g80,000, wath ao daa | rf Fantions, wid should olther himeett f received Keod rcporta of Hean- mad sake Litany shes to Kast by this gallant division of our army. ou HHA Donta Haekoes or the Prasdent got Jato troable, even Ir it beimpeach- | Man's character trom Officer ‘Tis Brody. A a bronze vase three feet high, by Bing : The Spanish gunboats were apoken at 11 HOW THEY DID It, hieut. they can conatonme t noting th ad Archibald Iriyin slgo ave Br on ‘ro central | motion was rejected—yeas Ca. maya 111°" Poe Repab- must mention bere the name of our brave olly, ok Woeday aient of the Os ‘ ty | by word nbd vote. yon. may way 60 to hime Doi The Hou, John Galvin spok pride; supero centr ” ovelo ond e Capes of Delaware by Meantime about » haifa dogon of the President's | {id.no without making the tra; and make tin oat epergne wold silver exguisitly frosted, | leans voting for It were Mesars, ey ce Gen, Thomas Jordan, Gen, Jordan has been with | 40 incoming vease), and untess they have met worse | fricuds, promiuent among tvem being Mr, Handail Toone tor you last, tit comid not tnd you, having four branches, by Mr, and Mra. Kibirt Al | Worth, and, Finkelnburg. | The, aay y ‘us hero ax Adjutant-General of the army since July Srenther thas iy usual at Silo eranee tu passing Cape dd MLE. Couper, Ue Private Secretary, began to | Worn thus as soon ax yo oud Ite : nf ere vag ty want WaelWarkin Uneskieak chain Ik cone calveerey Tat a Beek bi renee id do we owe the credit of the pertcet organization of | ‘he brig Alicin went down to Rod Hook last nignt, | length the; became convinced, of whut at first they “ ComneLive WaprLt.” Peete PrReaes an Reganlees 10k BO 18 ge Dollers: by Jus, Wein y bananas aa Our forces. That our people have Ignored Jeaioury | 2U tOok In a coro of coal, pig teal, Dace and Would not believe namely thot the ease waa dcaperate, WENDELL BEFORE BUTLER. tpl eee will probably | fice, by Mr. and Mrs, Waldo Sprague; aellver eal: endell, | he stted that Legate had brought him the orizian) m8 i hy ey Fre handles, b, Atthe Navy Yard, the Severn and Albuny have | He’ was ubseut from the Cig. Malt'& doxen tele | letter, which be recognized ae in the haudwriting of evolutionists may have no better illustration thu: Asylum Abuse. oyster * bow! Do Graaf; an | phe ¥ Ben's ip Wine-An Injunction 1 er, presented bj the univorsal admiration of ouF patriow for Cion, | SHH Wy Feaily to wlip thelr cables at short notice, | cram were nent ater bim, and it length one reached | Senator Pomeroy, with whieh he was perfeetiy fy. | A motion was mado in the Supreme Court | Company » bowl sliver. gilt ag soe ‘ Jehn—The Hen. ee a 0, y returnini a jaced ee “it ro <, . . 5 a ” Jordan. By bis own request, seconded by a wish o ee Bbapparaibawerds Biant GA) ‘o Washington. Ho attended «meeting of those | Sib it; thy fac testead ape soceinteer ine | Coaaitua Were zeaverene op sueereate tne lunacy pecs | 87 ur the seaecusamentoned ice oe te Matente blip Racves glbrcorsg Got “Randall insiated upon retiining the d heard thew <xplain the | letter, but nally ngreed to be satisfied with n cop; ation. MY hen wsxed his opinion of the way ont | which he (Wendell) made and attested us abo’ i agiuble ke replicd, emphaiieally: "Buy yvur | sotier broke in upon Wenilell during this recital ceedings against Catharine ©, Allen, of Mow clock, by the non-commissioned staff of the Sevenw Judge Cardozo yesterday a inted the Hon, pincopal clergyman, on the | Kegiment; two beautiful silver epergnes, by Aa- | Henjamin Wood sole recel paltng hor property, ter | drew Garvey: & bueket of the rarest hothouse | nes in di between him and the Hon. Johm that even her undergarments had Leen | Sowers, by Dr. and Mrs. Alf. &. Vurdy; two vaxce | Morrissey, Judge Cardono our Commander-in-Chicf, Gen Quesada, Gen. Jor dan has retarned to the Dupartinent of the East to Assume command of our forces in that Btate wh peiterd @100 with | S10 tad summoned bien, y tnakeatiaich | ot ne ago Sheppard de whom he auth for bim wath any light weig! v edu’ a ond i " : t public aale to raire funds to pay attor- Blass, eveb three foot bi y Wm. L. | excoute a bond in $10,000. f forme Se ate Ae Oe ene eee | Gticiler. fsa ka ft enlion, nounced eo oboe a How mach will it cost 1 " w Hiow do yon kuow that it was Senator Pomeroy's | her's, fees, ‘Juign turdogo aaid_that IC any one nud many other beautiful and valuible | ance of hie trust, “he flow, John we reieited. eee ad . powied #20 tn the of Pra : Tho hondred thousand ollare, handwriting would make Au aMdnvit to that effeet, ho would on which want of space forbids us fom par- | interf with the receivership of ¢ Ben, WiLL CONGRES® LISTEN? ed agent De eAt rales ite “How do T know that you are Mr. Butler, sir?! | bis owa motion enjoin tho proceedings of the com- larisimg. id the Hoa, Wm. L. Simmons wired to We may count upon, 40,000 well armed men with 4 Nhepperd there. last Saterday with Toon you can't acquit, wan the repl; » mittee uatll tho. determination of. the sult. he reception rooms were crowded with fair wo- ee eats parrabie discipiine, We are reeriving #uppi i A id his buck After Mr. Wendcil’s proposition bad been ander | "ie Coe cata show that Wendel! hont to | The further hearing war adjourned ur ay, nd brave men, Gov, Uoffman wus prosont, as ‘hat Mr. Bime and monitions of war now quite foguurly but wron, and his backers, Dooney | consideration fur x few days, ie Wun called to an: Hd A ran ef Meurding the letwr, | The wndlial clergyman las, It i alleged, thrust | miso the Tweede and many others of politieal celed- A Of tide maltor tie lest Pay" say fy the bent expect seed homer! | giler merting, and informed itat they had decided | hen'Rinter agua, letestureed with 3 { Meimcther ania aTonatte asyfam axa means’ of get: | rity bende the officers of the Sevens Htegiment, loutery property by ng that to ally ae long as we are refused thove rights Which we tor t | was g.ven, i Le bar A : he i air, t you ting conwol of her movey. «e happy young gentleman tx wel nown | the pretended sale lerviasey elaim Md be vaccurded as. by. onr | win he appenred p backed edusre F wonsy. Abpornt 8 man to and. tt ee eee ete i mien utter ae Gen. Butler is - and popular in voitical amd military exrcles. | Friday last. Aller this sale. Mr. W An Ireealatible Temperance Leetarc. Tits nther wns n bowuin friend of Williams M.‘T'weed | his heads of the cetive tote ane George Waits committed suicide in Camden, | Heh both bonestly labored together as apprenticus —————— N.J, fle was formerly» resident of Jeracy City, | (09 Clair ‘etory. ‘They ure laboring togeiler now, Farthqunk aud boarded at Taylor's Hotel, where be icil into | Wal wot so hunestiy, the ane at the head of the ‘Tam aE ASE, ee Pea er eusita inking. ‘Two years ngo | MAPy King and the wverlusliog Ovart House awind Sin Francisco, Deo. 91 he becumne a'law atudent in Now York, butie vices | and the otler ax a member of tho Tammany clique | quake was expericnerd tn Do fete Wie alacoleaalt The weak rome: coe spent ine and sons a newly elocted member of the Hourd of | jaountain (owas last evening, which was perceptie om n n't want ything to do with you. You (Vet your money, Get your ian, And water this arrangement ork operators furnishe q R ‘ a ‘To thls Wendell replied sa K city surniabed the man wo bundle It, oF part of in the person o: K. D, Webater, whose counce. | Sfverward, and it soomed tion with Thuriow Weed is known, As may bo we Very Beri eat ester republic, tue United Le. ronpe it is just thatthe aduita jetraicn of tie Washington Covernment should dc ey recogn sing wy wt te Congress shall Lave mt, i ave cndeavored tv convine: my cabinet and ational Congress that we tmuxt not rely too muc pon uid irom the United Bats, A bave endeavored to Impress alimround me with the vast reapoumbuilty E:lwirds then challenged Axron, Col pard, Who Were present, or any living 1m at 124 pounds for the lightewer ofthe work). “Edwards 1 plexi n, tht Lair, large, «i pleas int com inion, & leet Oss Voller maker by tra recalled & fow Butler said to him: “ You remember yo sworn the Hast time you were exainined hat thought of tt queer circumstance, jon arives: Did Butler th = 1 delphi Education, Notwithstanding the many current ru | ble in the vallers. A shock wus telt at O1 esting upou us, und that itis U ster for us to aba: WT 1 dir, Wendell did not approseh any Senator » i CE A a a Pd fee betwee Camden Meaty vines 4 Patnteh | mors about Mr, Tweed's politieal misbehavior, the | the 10h of Decomiber don ull Lope of succor rom abroad, 1 have cor TITANIA AND BOTTOM, fransacticns were carried on were with | any time take what he ebose into the House? It | gratify Riavling, ‘Neat he | 2oRersolls have never uliowed any coldnees to crvep ——— Bidered (Lat, hemmed in as we are, omenepaeeee ay eatin Gna . in stated positively by one of the witnoxses that, | purchasod two bottles pform. On the back | #8 between the two families. Ludecd, as the reader LOSSES BY FIRE, GIRDLED BY THR WILD WAVES OF THR sR4, Memarkable Dromatio Bnuterta Mout the one fact Coat gloso0y | Xue he waa) examining into chenek's | of an envelove in hik room was fount written ; | MAY ree irom many facts below, Air. Tweed hus #10 — " Stinway Halt Last Evoulug. impeael tira (1 | telecrema, @ part of the evidence waa recorded and | + Loy tim who ls Without min east Ure Mint slows. ously cemented the friendship of the two families, n Buckley's clothing und stockings manafuet telling the world of o: mpeschmeet, aud tual 16 pas 4 portion’ neglected, As to the Legate lotter, Mr, ‘The rumor that Mr. Tweed has « third interest in im, N.Y, Was Durued yesterday, Loos, H ane ine we ¥ Miss Anna Dickinson last evening achioved the ir. Wendell, * be Legal — = M bare bi 5 7 " LG a Win vietories, our en Randall, under oath, gave the esme version remand: ‘w chair business ba well found- | {usurance. 41,00) t aouad us, pervert | crectest conquest of her life—that I, 80 far us we or BUTLER APTER WENDELL, tug it that Wendell had gi id declared it to be A Very Fine Distinct ew Court House Jobcame uo, Mr. | The Baptist Church tn Gloucester, Mass., while PRT Aeris data octane tte ett he public know. She aetually captured the arch | It was while tue operations with tbis fund were in | 12 Pomeroy's handwriting. He waa no exani: | Tn the cave of Rash ©. Hawkins agt- George A pore Inacreoll and the young gentleman | yuaercovsg repairy wae Buragd yeatdiy, The Orga stn ai ah volun ms roy > tebe any Ay ; abe ° r 4 4 ‘ constant anxiety and winrm, We bave eompelied | enemy of the woman's rights reform, the Hon, Hor- | protons dgreatives developed some | Biliselg one 2 uae Cemmmony wes alleded (0 ta | Bains, 11. Or ieee teokaconiens the’ lane tocar, | incer putenend thom, ‘the Tinerenio gestae, |” mene eee Ser enemy to, cmpkey ow 91 7000 men, yt we | ace Greeley, and led lean tn triumph upon the stage | Lulintion,. tt was, determined by inom ones va: ee day moraine reudored a verdict for the defendant, PEL Gr Saralaing Lag 30m (Coat) Koaee Win ike NEW JERSEY, are grea eee ed Cur troy. Wie have | of Steinway Hall, where she declaimed for an ho serupuios advocates ot conviction, to meet R OL Bet SPRSREING the laborer 1p Wnicn the buain cas Bs9 Lier | —— fineked y which the Branlarde b.v . palo, cl eet money ALLWAY LAWSU Me. | alre ent public edifice, and nood } irre Gndertiken ta scud uerose tie country, and. have | belure 2,000 people, upon the wrongs of her erx, and | Witt mo ‘and having wutistod themselves that been transacted, expecially on the part of thu de- uy Pp we add auy. fendant, After an aliowance of $6500 hud been eranted | ting about the profit ? Chae, Wirth, a baker, to the defendant, on of the jurors arose and. sald that “had he khowa that ao allowance cor'd be ven to the deiondant, he would never have azreod the verdict In the world." Prterson, killed himself cq by swallowing oli of bitter almonds, Hemen about the palatial | The trial of Wm. Dickoy for the murder of his Hoase, ul within a day or two | wife and Colla Colquhoun w otiil In progress in Hackea- pest spent many Loure in their company. warm. | #ack, ani ‘he glorions future in ators for them when they | {here uecking to ‘use. conruptiods an atiempt was shall ewell the great arioy of repeaters, wud seetheir | mado to buy the Information he had, expose the Stayed. chosen representatives: igh in the councils of the | Plot ln the Senate, and so forep couviction from the ‘The case of Joseph 11, Ramsey against the Eri necessliy Which Benator's would feel lo cear them- others was arcued yest: Sarned evven of thew back into their startin piace. WHAT THE PATRIOTS MAYR accomry Tt oecurs in ¥D. several reports rendered that ‘itached Irve they all become that M David D. Eckerson, convicted of i have capturea v.diors ving. srives trom the suspicion of being bribed motion to ————— A. a of mw in the we hive ree ‘As Mr. Grecloy shambled towards the front of the | "For a tne Wendell pretended to be willing to nsi0U Of Injuactign aud the order appointing LONG ISLAND, Usrday te Bad the ‘clroicent gold tad allver trnbote | fecierin Huckbaseck,tovseaty yest te Casead stands of Mf arilliery from our } stage with bia fiir eaptor behind bim, bis counte- | Sellout. An attempt to have alm meet © yeomree. gy yor tolprevent to the newly-married. coup! State Prison. : # Ocr lines to-day are within riffle wot ot | 4 4 With Butler was persisted in jor some tine, “He put | ‘The decision of the court was reserved und Ram- | George 8, Chambers, of Astoria, accused of the ma- Hie, bridegroom himesit’ had been very liberal, | ‘The County. Phywtelen, Dr, bodé, ve if ty and town vn ‘he sand cast of the city of | RACE Wore wlook Of sheepishnens, ax i conscions | thors who approached him off, however, with the Fo | sey's proceedings were stayed until the decision | Iiclous shoot ohh Myore Jz. was dixcharved at | and when Mr Gaugeien "wea caterisa be | ited Grones hed eioeree ted beds ct tite extaen ee we are wble ly Cagage OUF cucuy ub | of bis absurd inconsistency. He looked like the Butler too smurt, and he would not | should be readored. ay Oy Justice Hai doker, on the krouad de a very handsome and costly present, found iyi ® piece of woods on the roa st ‘another dail lion in love, or Nick Button in tho toils of Titania, hands. ——— poriterde, caembere, cn ihe Sth of Rep, | ee acid works of ert from the tei the mou ‘tho taco was baaly rf CUARLES sUMNeR, Listen! The title 6 mt, Dickluson's harangue was id bis assoctates were ther Suit Against the Eric. fe jodged in the factory of the Mesert ! inet wound, © Waited Sepuichres, Butler wit The administrators of the late Auron Bi, Hull, new City Hall, but al Nearly every member of the Passate Coaneli - On the oh day of Ociober last myself and Gen Mr, Greelry only wanted the historical old white | propor y off Jobnson’s | of Dougiaes, have sued the Krie Railway, claiming 2 of the appreciatios ity authori. | Under arrest yesterday, in conseq ofa! Figuerdo formally declared var slaves free. We | coat to pase Or tne ti hodtinvat of the subject | fricnds, made in such shape and wath a 10,000 damages, Mr, Huil left Douglass om the ree of perjury, have of the ‘and carpets | wade bY # colored wouen of that vi'lage owned some Gye hundied and sevoniy, Tae males | Tue Hon. Wiiteiaw of the Zrtlune, wos | as would Senator Johnson or Mr. Hovdricks | fruin weat (No.6) in the alternoou avoul two weeks — ~ may be found on the Cditor, wheee it | Wil#ow, charging them with malicious its are Were enrollwl on our ariny rotis, and started from | present, of course, He applaaped Miss Dickiasun's | to rise in the Senate, expose the whole alfair, und | ago, Ap he hi ce been heard from, the Fi In. THE LATEST LABOR NEWS. appears that 1,400,000 has been expended this sear | ‘°*'4 her house w! opentag « Dew sreok. Majnage with us wisn we lexan cur crusade acuiast | Hurming eloquence to the echo. 4o foroe nequittal. ‘The last conference between 1 ves presume he wna’ killed lo lee euilision, wot. Principally for furnishing the srmories, A child was bora » few days ago in our opprcssors. | They velpe. us to capware Yara Some unprincipled fellow covered the fences of | these partivs was held at Wendeil's house on F | phe Company has offered §3,000 as 8 compromise. — The Operative Plastercrs last night advanced tabaci Posie Z whose father ls tus step-father. | The ian had s the 10u of October, and a freeman, who two days | Brooklyn on Monday with posters announcing th:t | street, He had agreed to meet Butler at a point n vii * | mopey needy members, - = 5 7 og | Fauow Js Zobokee, ana the padce Deforo wns # slave, fret beld som the banner of in- | Mise Anna Dickenson was to speak at the Academy | at bend, Butler was driven in a close caring a The. Chambcr of Oodverative Industry mecte this | FLASHES FROM SHH OCKAN CABLES, | fret wite diove bin to 8 hasty rot ving dependence in the plaza of Yara, Liberated slaves | ou the evening of that day, and in eonsequ into street back of the Patent Omice, The Vacancy on the Supreme Benob. oveatee is men Conner ante ee ——— widow nd aang provision for their eup- ave eon engaged iu every battle with our enemy | tleKcta cnousk to nearly ‘the building. tnd wor there in | walling for, Wendell s# | The nomination of Judge Hoar for Associate | ovr portant businens Is to come before the mocting | 84 now Lopes hes fled to Bolivia, : — since thar glorious day. ln February our frst | cnson was not tuers, and it docs not ay those Who came to the house of the latter ansoi justice of 1 ‘Court of the Uni 8 “frod vd P Hite Congross declarod all tac on. the tsland freo | ever promised or mt: adod to be thera. A direct offer was mado Wendoll of a check tor | has not been considered in executive sexsion. ‘The | OF the Hrooklyn Workipgmen’s Aewomoly this evening ‘The Freach war steamer Gorgone Is lost, SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH, ‘and equal, Alter my C..binet had been we.cted and | ort tricks which may succeed once, bi $100,000 to bear the endorsement of a wealthy, Merce | Senate is hostile to the confirmation, Youterday’s de- Raswell, Birdsnli & Was werew and belt factory We ure told that Paris is the capital of France, Laser bio 8 Natious! Congress of duly elected representetivor | will be very unlikely to pat fuita in an impeachment Senator, ‘The conterence lasted two | bate in seeret sension upon the resolutions usking Ren tere Cresiar, & pores by the freshest lant Octo ‘The contest for the throne of Spain ts continued Secretary Bontwel! Las prepured a Funding bill, chore, that wuguet body framed « constitation for | irom the sime quarter a second tf hour, but the ebief ol rie of snduciog Wendell | the President tor the recommendations on whieh the w, has Fesemed win ‘with vigor, ‘Tho House hos resvived to ke a recess amt our be'Wer government. In that constitution slave presi henley to gu hround to where Butler's carriage was, have an | Cireuit Court J were now wos A masa meeting of factory hands was held in was declared unconditionally abolished | W ‘waged Invorview With hit, tell him the plaps ot’ Kandall ipl paieg td Cuoper, and others, and the use they were making of Y splrls altogether friendly to the Fresident, 7 cnent, (2 earsen ay tor the | Cassution, le well on seth night, to sarrese eympatiy for the 4 saane Pestete resolution passed the House yeu fH A WOMANH AND CIVILIZED WARFARE. trick H, Jones, at New York city; | money, tailed eutixely, Wendell had no witnesses our law. Driege Mepelece will soon resume the Presidency | ‘ME i me hare Dv anit dearth tencisiita anee nes upstentairyeticuey, T. Blow, Brazil; | could not be broken down, and It was not deemed | | The rumor that the President has loased tho have perfected a bill so to aincnd | ‘The steamship Monarch, with the remains of Mr, epite, busred, ani deserved Fetahution apon ow er pF en potemtar eH ney ate WOME: CY Ach! | sdvisuble to use the matter in the benate, Bay of Bamana te no douds true, nx $100,000 in corn aa to make ils provisions Oblizutory | Peabody. asilod yesterday. ‘A bill was yesterday reportsd nite they des rve 20 considersiion from | frye aador SUB BAY DEPORD THR VOTH, was recently drawn from the Treasury on account | 10 ail public work. ‘s Gon, Fleury has not given in his resignation ag | {Fe tho law against polygamy in Utah, to sind tur and honorably before |“ hiucl It. Hariow, United States Marshal for the . of an old dnexpended appropriation for foreign in- Sm pea ype pommel Minister to St, Petersourg. George M, Barnard has been appointed Treasurer hy i Southern District of” few York: sertod by some of Mr. Johnson's inti: | tercourse, It is usserted by membors of the Judi. JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN, ‘The CEcamenieal Connell continued the formati of the boston, Hartford, and Erte Ratiroad, sud, we wast expect | Cullecise of Mevene Sth Di Who had hie full cond i ciary Committee that the President was no authority « pg Hn a nave) | of Coumtitocs yeoterday. ation | “A discropaney of over $66,000 has been discovered @ haw been wil is to make wich arecor! | Lstr ot Of Nev rf hares corruption, Coat’ be die | 17 DAY Beth OP Mease roel estate, id ‘The trial of Overend, Gurney, and othorr oa | 2” the books of the Howard Nationa) Beak, the war shai have ended We evn puiut | Arex arer of the United upore then the first, Neate a charges of fraud bas closed. A bill for the more eqeal distribution of banking Gen, Regn int Jean d’Angely, Marshal | Sarita! was Introduced {a (he Seaate yeaterday, of France, diea yeuter ed TH, Seven of Eerrin:’s safes passed through the xreas W. Paucr. Appraiser of Met Qifniy, Marshal forthe Northern Distr New York; Javes W. Marshall to be First As tenGeuers); Geo. W, Van Daniel MeMarland, having been arraigned yeater- day, pleaded not culty, ne Ue Police OMicer Jacob Webb was robbed on Sunday Mmashing a Coal Train. Twelve cars of wcoal train ran off the track neve friends | last might about three miles west of Lackawaxen, With pride to our history and dare the world to Ws ud KMOMIMOUN act Oa oUF Fccords, CAN SECRETARY FISH &RA\ hat the part Kandail, beware it was withoal th his wishes, and Coopei consent and fire at Galveston wilh thelr contents ea.ireiy uninjured, . 7 r car. on Haussmann, Prefect of the Seine, assures utNew York city; Giles B, Ov farther Ineist Wot natoy 8 C01 Ir ith e Ha vay, o morning of Gn a Broedway cor Baron § Y a e ° rn hae of $00 We liave directed that the arwies should bain ant | aM ahexwo, tiouey, but tat the seLeme for ‘Talsing ity and’ toe | a'broken rail “Pheve of the. cars weak down'uhe | 4 Mary Morse of 13 Cannon street, w bas i a fe rrbederd pattead shrolde aS ht eendoree Of Des anise Saadeh ane elds of the island and disable the ae method of r ited fehiig alot uf | bank and wore smashed; the others were but | death by ber dress catehing fre trom th M. Keutman, a native of Germany, hes been ex, | Ailicany, We have v<l 145,000 slaves it a loss BROOKL midale men, cortaly ‘ ‘The Artiste’ Fund Society bad ite tenth annual | pelled wou Brance (or deiiverng violent redioal Hoy wae rained | niigutly damaged, No persons Injured. ad used In woe Woy UP LO the very {iine the Senate titles once J ust ict \o vote upon the Kieventh Article, 5 LE ven (work lu the matter w ' PERSONAL INTELLIGEN We pave seem a sul Hpoceue’, Jeremiah Woods, 9 prominent citizen of deciare ly kulled yeotorday on the os The Kev. Dr. A. C, Onbor as parivs of the Tabe eae Inst eveging. Tho ageregate reaiized w Willlam Willisms died yesterday in B00, at the La Moreetilatve, the now Journal pablished by | Xfi wa iiss Henet Rocnelort, bas already sliaied a curculauion of | Nashua :sallvoad, tn Tombs, having been comumitted for intox): 100.000 copies. In Winchester a man, whi igging 9 our property appropriated, »y imburan brelings, al onli _ id Chanel ab Grahare Wet of the day ding that ¥ ae oe oC . Y \ i ny 7 Pwacn we propy-e to lontroy the crops thit our | The cousregation of Wasleyas Chapel at Gralam "dust they bad cucceeacds © Atter Ure It ts sald that James Fuk, Jr., has bought the | ,,ierence McCarthy Diedon Monday at 17 Hi yard | | Tho French Government has not mado overtures | SMiiuiyaierwers kw Nee tyrants may wot realize 0 fron them, we | avenne aaa Dire Pop cpa tala veld vinced that they had falied, Adeipht Theatre in Boston, fhgton threes, aged foro cunete) dirarmanent to the Caviuete of Huse, |“ rehs engine exploded near Rowl vi fare culled ‘baudh \ sues fol jai the holt’ «€ a vessel at the fous of De & woreW loos Dovid MeDouvali was confirmed yetterday as an | 4 meeting of the Sixth Ward Republican Associn- Hay Beco , on Monday night, Killing the engineer Guiy w Go and tablag our wi punse lors into | Traw sirect, and Was killed. Falee 40,00) before | active Commodore jn the navy. tion ‘euded Ins dingracatul Tow lest oveniag. The | giannis Mein tent soulornpios ee New te wou ing toe dredian. ‘our 60 0 SRE? BRIO COE, re eee eee a ee nares on the pew pavings bank Senate met, ‘nai sum was | Maj. Ger el Pratt, rhe Creat A erlean Travol- | polieo were called tu, but no arrests were cileotod, wee atePued to the seater Ly Churles Dickens, Wukie | Grayson Dye, an Obfo cattle drover, ts tm the pre e of our duty, m {Me Or eats a areata: foil hondlobi wae Ary id With it those who ruised it Dehove that | ter and cam lency had @ close CoD ‘The Commerciai Traveller's have determined to | Collins, and o. here, ‘! ot dares 8 & charve of stealing twonty-aine ‘Ata latcr day 1 may lay before you all the re- | at Fulton anil Loew streets, fol hoadiong iruiu the loose screw Wan act firmly tu place again, ference i IGrisasll "vesterds) was with the test case or Ward ‘versus the pes:eot | A omaititucie in the streete of Paradas, Spain, on | of outta frou Marian, Oulo, alts of In the matter of the colored woman, Catharine HENDERSON'S OPERATIONS, Very coretaily reves |. Over $2,000 bas been contributed todoiray | monday, utiered cheers (or the Ropaolic, abd ove man | Hugh Coffin, the murderer of Malacht McDianaa, TUK MISHION OF SENOR JOS MORALES LEMOS Sullivan, whose body was discovered in a divuscd Tho dri't of affairs in the Senate was carefull; Mise @ Mark: ved one vote for the ‘utes, wae arrceted. Arevublican weoting Was hoid in Oadis | 1g Dedham, last Juno, gets aoven years a the to the Unived Btates. 1 ie inopportune to do so | tera op the permises, the jury yesterday rendored w yer | watched by Reverdy Johnson and Mr, Evarta, an Oye i eA the evection of tbat | ‘The Cardiff Ginnt opened his levees at Apollo Hall | yesterday, without distur vance. usotte Btate I'riso Perore hearing what course the President of tae | dict of suicide by drowning, through third parties became known ‘at the White | 2 Tierd’ Ne Se ite tur Lowt M sogtne place le visited daily by caxer visitors | A Bull of the Avostoucal tee dated the 10th day of | | ‘he indiontions Vcited States will advise in bis annual message, Herman A. Kochler sued Wm, Manpet yesterday | House. Wishout any imnqol exeest such as & eon December, haa just been published, 4 a th jon ere the majority sovept i ka 8 ata Deere) the Wpisit st te poem, the uusuber ol oxsce | Journmeat from dua. s to the tosh. the past glorious record defore us our tu ure ¥ Court to recover #000 for slander, tho de- | shrewd lawyer would kaow how to make withoue ry psy inka oF greater glory. att enemy hopes to | fet eat arta oapjon bi 9 niet Spd socused bum of saatt 7 reopieien. fea Ka} fy | cone ta one an kas to “ee oo 1 Pay roan ribo Henri fee Protect of the Depart. erush us, Lut while our broad-bressted mounts ns | se! } 0 vec! igh yarns ¥ : fy Pk ans . Hi Unevrean, Proiecto part louk hills aro our sbicks, while our | Mr, Matthew Byrne, of Willoughby avenue, was | pass be'weon Senators, be cume to know C4 ‘og ore mont of Ithooe, o =F ; Cong We ord eumebe founds | defore Justice Wat esterday on the charge of astanit | wenden, Grn 4 Trombail iy ortaip 4 y ‘nor the Veatry ‘wor of hme comncatnd with 0. wae? & ewer. Gur enews, and while we | Wes Moen, of a street, w sword cane | to vote against the impeschment bec! rd as . | Moen’ legations, however, were proved to o¢ on: conviction, Mr, rm | tire! . himself having been the adssilamt. M. nk 10 | fyine therefore preferred & double char, eg carols against bln, ite Was couua'ttsd Pitbo Se iy SG hd widcam bamberens’ « Germat, wes robbed Rarmisser to the ~ lest - 2b eames S threw: cs See ae | pe een ee M.Delangle, Procurear Gencal of the Court of Jon. ih ™ <Siti—e PS