The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 30, 1869, Page 2

. THE SU ——————— — | » THURSDAY, DECEMBER | hey are reputed to bo, have never discovered acts and ined is ak she ot think proper at ys y 4 4 i * iy it | this m ies be ite itd ral peters fins to an Tye es hallo iplett aoe METROPOLITAN POLICE. ~-—- ee “ a eo nce n iia yet been foppotuted, or other offleers a TUL OTHER THIEVE CHAUNCEY SUALFEICS PLATFORM, | —— -- 2 ‘] y | b : nea includ ‘Central Department hae #0 Who are Volitiets The Flight of tist he Di U , | toon’ iad, but ft had never been dalbctell gives no intimation, an@ of course it is im- os ata oe ee Bh tat oh E f Kht of Maher, the Divorer Lawrer~ ri he Sun. eee : E posible to «ay how mach weight should bi HISTORY OF ANE HODY FROM 1667 | bey, Iewrker “nol VWowion’ arti EIN Js the OM ws their Bretaven Me. Sha t's Oo! The Dint tin unt 1 now y r 4s mee. Weastfowt, Verritoriully, or ‘uk. due praethcrs udi-Geuttemen, Stop thi Counselor Walking in Suniight. \ Je Shines for Atl | Bo ReAL fe not unlikely to Hato ® now | Ast to then, UNTTL a e city, except only to Tweityricth, which & Make Anvebina by it. To the Biditor of The Sui : = = : Linas, Obed a + —_ — ‘Whe City Hall Park, bat, when or bout a sday, four pickpock. Sin: cle head o Fi ot THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1869. trial; and that means, probably, an aequitis), | ‘The Democratic members of the Legisla. | M0 Sten Whe are about to be Lexteatea tain probably the largest forces as Hh 11 Rcbasal ath A Aiea bela ees | Spon eee € the a | ee a nel Aa Dew, ta es f we Leg Interesting Kmrvey oft tachments het | at Meatqaarters for various purposes |e boarded one of the Third avenue cars near Four- | Notorious Divorce Lawyer, t appears that E “Ameen ments fetes, nagrecment of the and the final | tare elect from th y do meeting at Del- lew he ay ay ne Organization is yet ine | teenth etr They were all nuder the Mfuence of | wns instrumental In piootFing his mtmteston to hall. * se of the ere onico’s eday eve . ninphete, wo in ha or | tiqua the last one was dragaod twenty feet be- | ‘This is amietake. M. fr ih the is Svlieteyer bbae L-em ape of the manterer. monico's on Tuesday evening, and pledged them. o Other assignments fade, sag + My connection with the mater sey Meamror. ° the Police People. me . f » the driver refusing to | simply chit: SER Udheal”” SGRGAUE Gn 864. hi Seems hans | SEES MANOS IG Hon. dons C. acorn to with. | YM ket from the Mayor and Common Connell | gemeorieuuhuiomal seotaine atin seams abtarvot | chose Wo wet etinting on the rear patfOrm, and | triewts m Westchester conaty requested 1 ve 40- — man's blood. Would to Gud he were inno. | ¢ . be “| authority ofthe Legislature, aud vested in a mixed | $40N) cach. Tuese, however, inuct be appolited | the other two remathed Sentra near the step. The | wit tim, they etthris hfth mgood namo, I wae tion cont! We urged a stay of prococdings until | 2% from the race, bt in vain, Kings county | Commission representing all political pirties and the | from the list of ecrgeantes whteh tn turn must be rc: | fet two then (trmed-ad thenther tWo Mered for- | ationding Court at Witte Pisine, On my return to ea Stace ee chi the law points raiged in his case coald be de. | % #0 for Tnoons rolid, wmming all of Mr. | severn interests involved, which Commission wus | €wited frow the rouadsmen and patro!men, word, ‘They thes elowed upen a tall, rempeetnblo | the city, 1 called upon Me. Fisker, end pon dis pte Theatre Unik th. Gast termine) Sweesy's bribes, The tsate resis with the | also intrusted with the police mansgoment of ull thy ap Pr mea am. arg age ee fooking gentleman, and werked him in aw Gght as a | kiatement eoneinded at ke was pot seriottsly im- pen Frasctece Minstrela i) freivay. B Kb , conntry Democratic members. Tammany throws | territory eontignous to the metropolis, Including ot tein tees nuit te eae eee e a tle drum, ‘The gentteman realtecd Wis predtomnent im- | Pilea. eae Tarcher concluded to Wall him, und ae- Wal Peter te ut it begins ty look now as if the clearest | ie Clurkship of the House to Albany us a bid | Westchester, Hichinond, and Kines counties entire, | fudgu coutenatcd by the city and. conaty | mediately and potted the temp to get owt, but they ad! Cotte, Hhow tor tak rane Tae eal hag dash a proof, even of the crime of murder, is toavail | for her four votes, but will probably receive no | With part of Qaeens county,J which territory was sik mie bs b sea . a ‘J atted ter him for spe st badd on. rman tat helore me ew tate Of inet we in weate Te Posath, Sine Oe ate. ; : , Me ° ak his int hiwomt re ul fe x a 0 i = = | nothing, if mado against a Sheriff's officer. | more than two, denominated (he Metropolitan Distrlet. mous, Holy |W twercage "the | mumber Supig ss tn taken bende tow kis prckpie, i And’ this’ wan ail the concetion Yoel 1 had sith ts Gen. Grant will mot Cease Helping | This is un alarming condition of things. And | Let the country Demoorats bear in mind thet if Tue vinst Commission. 09. Tnier this privilege the Bourd has gridus | ordor to rave it frow failing tuto the mod. At last | matter, s if ft i b iT be | Mey elect Wi nT th The law authorizing this Commission specified reased the force, thoagh st no Wie Teac tn despair tro jumped from the oar without ing Thad previously known Mr, Fisher, ae Thad pam. t 18 to be established that roughs are to be Tut Hirromean Spenker, they maximum allowed. Tn 168 they had it, but not before the thieves must fave had bim | known two thonsa id or more lawyers ta New York that nay " + that it whould consist of ive members, tree of loyed Lwik trelmen, with hal that Gen. Gnaxt was about to | permitted to shoot down peaceable citizens | Pince themselves in the power of Mr. Peven B. | wham wese to be residents of the county of New | Rnd doctinen ‘neressug the fosee tou, 10, Duried change his action oa the Cuban question | with impuntiy, then we innist that poasoably | S¥®*XY. This gentleman alrendy controls Gov. | York, one of Kings county, and one either of | the past year they have wore nearly’ reached the terns out to be groundless. There is to | citizens shell be free to shoot down ronghs, | Hx, and through his man Mirommax svcks | Westchester of icbinand county. These Com: | HIE of thale wowor. the force vf puteolmen het ey ccaned out, for they two Jeft jummediately | and Brooklyn; Linow nothing inst him ; did ird, doubtless t6 compare notes and divide | not know that he was c ecied wath that pestifer- if ou chase of wo-called ag divorce law: “car jst ahead they took the condnetor's 4fee ache abborrd by men and bea Dean jucreasod very Heorly 40 20 making she Wu he ed | the rest of bit | Kianonda, ‘ n tens each change. He will not eay any- | whererer they me thom. Ifwo are to retary | (e Absolute control of the Legislature. The | miasioners, with tuo Mayors of New York and | ofthe farce m ihe ety about 2B ne Hourttey vareheateds Whether they dcepotied bh | spy or that trace tiaeeiat cee frtae tate cae ‘ > Pers Aang: 4 Senate is virtually bis already. Tho election of | Brooklyn ex gficio, constituicd the frst Roardo fue axcise 14) Of sry stamps oF wot docs mot appenr. ite to nay, thot the sooner they are wee dot om thing or anything to ald the struz | (o barbarism, let usat least have iis privilege i ‘ ‘ Police of the M Nitan District, Mr. Pernand 3 1 by conduct was perfeotiy open aud reckless. | the bettor for all honest men aud women, Lem. : K ta the ‘Hirowmaw will be @ signal triumph for she most Metropolitan District ir Fernando | The year that has closed Prohalily exhibit | They accompiaved their odjoct wot by aki, but by | brace thia opportunity to apeelly a few ihings to ehng cs Te will persist la the sanie | of selfdefence at firet bands; and uot only corrupt gang of politicians thet ever ruled this | Wd, they Mayor or New York, not ovly dectined | nhout the syne dexree of Mer enfurciag (he ] hente farce, and no one dored Interfere with them. | which Tobjeot : partlelpate In ite | BxeWo law by the potieo torce as during the pre | The coninctor os inside the ear, ant con yt Vious your. dbo reyoris af the Hoarl are very quiet | Gut usay tue reve plntvorms Hie, of vows yeulecte aiform, He, of cowesc, calieeted as he alopted in entering the | thar, but ite priviloge of oxter:ninating by | oity, Tholr schemesot piumdor will be transferred |! TcOznize the new Bourd a Aivores lawyers, jesse of the Spanish gunboats. As Mr. force gerou organization, but counselled and orderod the ol@ | on this subject, aud will probalily be more so Wis " at an od 8 na rene Tati ceneraity. th te bli aa saya; to the Btate'at largo, and the taupayers will groms | cunieipal police orgauization not to revogutas itm | Fear tian heretofore, "Is, 4808 the esrd sowed ve £6, re trom tneem, het canlgnted Bimmoeil with bok | | | onvees teckd :peias Soavertiag OGr~ navirel iam Hoan has expresend 4 he “does not wish One thing can be said, traly, about tho | 0s they never have groaned before. The result authority, ‘Thus was Jaid the foundation for af | SX¢te* Of arrests for drunkennies on Tucatayy over ‘After ws te veraution with some of the pas- | Uohjoct to the Spanish guribosts salting on Aruerican to be meganted as neutral” in this contest. | Rraz caso, The conduct of Mr, Justice Ban. | Will be the loss of tho State to the Democracy | tong, costly, und acrimonious Iitigation, which ra: Sundays of GT. The excess tus year will be \cx* | songers, Said that oven uad he buon on the rear | Wplers. " r marked, and’ to the extent tat that Is wo argument “dee T onéet to * repeatast’gt the notte, Jn ower Words, the Administration will con- | yaup thronghout its history, from beginning | RCH! full. Jou C. Jaco is fighting this ring, | sulted ultimately in the overthrow of the munteipa | forthe somtiouangs oftive Exchwe lnw, the artuwnt | Pune" yal tue, Uae be could ot do or sar ara | | Ghia ta ine Retuy'otMoneram Yi exming vo 9m ae tinue to be effectively on the side of Spain, } to cad, has exhibited a dogrec of judicial im. | Tmany fears the Hight In the owueus, and wi'l | authority by the Courts, and the Anal absorption of | "Hl ¥eNomaRNWAO Weaker pH dd ror ir grag per ae A PML Sed RN an ee as it hae teen heretofore. partiality, courago, and firmness worthy tho | “#0 sll eBorts to druin do raral Demeoracy to ber | Police control hy the sew Commission, vite fur bim and thrash him, even should it take four or 1 Apdhaoededoeamhecbversned Dat arts Ai Auer support, Tbe Kiuge county delegation threaten 4 LoGcrniRaD CoxcKR. Psy Spt ny Mrvren fobs goad jeer to to luy baro her soore(s and oxpose her corrup- But a short experience demonstrated the fiet that | or occupants, and extending a {rc e” aeuation te five mirhte to catch his. Many other things that T cannot at present ‘Thene scoundrols go about in preks from feur to For the sake of our country and of naman. | name of any Judge thet ever lived. " " fy A Seale shes a night, in order to operate more successfully, aud l ase consider this pst ardor. py aa ay eee | air Sweeny’s Removal of Justice Teds | tion to the honest voters of the State. ‘The inoug | ve Commission v0 constituted was unfortunate in | izres nnd purgiany to enter mdatral. Me cartes | | ovect ticimacivia, In tage, of tack oF election, | © Tie Ux WORMCNCEY Snr We had hoped, though faintly, thet x :more wie, Vise nesrowel Gown. to Savobs and on honest ny Feepects, It lacked homogencity, was un- | wou this is surwsmnod by the carciceances of eimploy. | PhCY preter wet. forcy mhts, when one of thelr vic ie wholesome and more American policy might | Wieldly, and otherwise uuhapplly organiaed ; so that, | docp.aes ou tha, eat tone Hemme Pee oc naa bene Justice Lepwert was reélected three ; State administration, or Miromea and 0 riot of ting et euphoyres, Jn many case wrt | the eet the, gar to be workad, two of then gr MLATCHFORD's EF PORTS TO ESCAPE, corruption, Country Democrats, choose your path even alter the termination of the controversy with eowere left {n eharre of some nnderp i y stand on the front platform. three on the rear rrp weeks ago by over 1,000 majority. This was Mayor Wood, it was unable to so manage the force Wave Deau unsbie te pivw even tne | Ditform, and throm ko inside. ‘Two of those inside | Whe Took from the United States Marahnite done hy the honest votcs of the people in tho | ™"! Under its eomtrol ay to commend the new nystem. | name of the employee, otber than pernape "dohue | CoOverse with each other across ¢he bap Of the ther: Office the Warrants for the Atreat of bbe be adopted by our Government. We had hoped that the shedding of blood in Cuba, on Ae % ho is between them, md att being on the same sido Asroctaten. outrages on helpless women and cliild- } . Inderd, In lees than two years a very urgent do Richard ;"* much loka hts residences, of the pine Of the car; tey-coneaal tink fives th this banner Fon, and the devastation of plantations might | #c00f a horde of ‘Tammany repeaters, and | | The official canvass of the votos east in the | mand was made for a return to the old aystem, — | Shnoee ot ony of hie trends. And’ to, pero: Of | frum’ opervation, auled by the’ wide, brimmed | -_1¢ "a8 Whispered in the Fedoral building in despite the bitter personal opposition of Mr, | State of New York at the November election, ‘A WhoemesoAN comnnenenee. trust thelr stores und goods, und then complain it | Mowched tele bain which they naually woar, Those | Chembors stroct yesterday thatone of the officials con- Prrrn B.SWEENY, Tad the canvassers dis: | which has just bacn published, gives tho follow- | ‘To hend off this clamor, tho Legislature of tans-an | iF are Tobved. ‘hin wonder Ie Cat more places | prythtyPationns alo keep thes face from view as | mected with the District Attorney's department Wed played the pluck of those who wiped out the | ing figures for the different Republi her. Of busness are not robbed. entored the Marshal's depurtme: from ‘i Fevied the constitution of the Commission, nool- to the uninttiated vo be srangvrs to ench ot rapecl ings pscnthennb pe hseraceniastitaps leo bbientomenan riniied : ; 4 . Peed Time END AT MAND. One of the thieves inspects the genuine passcn- | the pleeon-holes a aumber of benoh warrants whieh have jost let loose against her, A word, | Sots for Mr. Keanney in tho Nineteonth sid batched) offices : Mok the original Recoregencous concere sitowether, | Ana caus ig sueumed ap, in briet, the operations of | Se nad takes «mental notoor the probable aro had been uttered for tho srrest of Blatehford's as- ‘ 4nd authorizing the appointment by the Governor of | the Metwupulitan Police ta He ty at Nem | of valuables each one carries, When one, supposc puch es Mr. Sewanp spoke for Mexico, | Want at st pdt ber election, Sunies i ctor eae “29144 | three Commissioners, résidents of the Metropolitan | York during the isst yesr Of ity existence ander ios | 00.8 worth plucking, attempts to leave, rane to | Soclates in crime. ‘The Marshal was oblixed to war- would stop the war end make Cuba free, | W!T would have been connted out. Failing | Ynomas i. Chathel, 65%] Car of existence 1s merely n quewt Dinirlet wo of them at leust to-be residents of the | Present tnanagement.” When i will be fogivated | $7 the mole eight wish) esve wt Cc’ name ine, prevented Tiber arresting the tenaier oF ake Bat that word is not to be «poken, Mr. | i this, Mr. Swrsy isabout to play his last | | This shows that, taking the wholeState through, | tity of New York, who should compose the Boerd | What wil suceced {t remus ty op og f ‘val ford’s ang 0 have p é us i Pr i] i i 4 Nin 5 ates, ethics From will net alton tt. Me Stowner Wea. [ean That is the removal of Trtomas A. | Mr. Gaeeuar ran ohead of every candidate on his | of Metropolitan Police, ‘The Governorat tbat tine | we shall lave a police force of some. kind, with & be night, and whieh ts described tn the ont bee chown whether Then follows 's repetition of the scene which | fefd’s gang. w! sald to have put. themectves iperimvende ees ning of this ariicle. And wo bmve over 2,00) | MF. Pierrepont :pprovod this atrange proceeding,but sek iM set allow’ Lrowrrn from the Jefferson Market Polico | ticket except the popular Gen, Start, If we | bene® Repablican, named three Republicans for | (nneniuemtant, | captalis, sergeants, | patroimen, en wiiking about the strecte at an aunual | H8 Obinton cannot now effect the cascy as tho thheves TER Will not allow it, be arrested. A word from the United States would save Cuba, notwithstanding the thirty are said to have abseonded. 4 +3 Commisstonofa, which nominations were duly con- | its organizatios pal, ry OF $1,200 e Bat isl! wo slandon Cuba becanse oor | Courh and the substitution of HowAnn J, | (eke tus voles of Now York cousty slono, cccert- | aisea ty eheGenate, and then commuted tavoniy | Eeteach ty eta or Gebulnene ts Teen Grated) aR Mr Bek, Blsteord, he model and tender of all at, ey son erat ogromabi [ts Terr mg fe this final official canvass, (he results areas | smetont feat tha 10 itun Potiee force | Poltted by the Mayor or tlected| by the people: or | Pratect Our Wives aud Daughters—The Vil | from Troseeation oa The ented ane Presi. ade the of her tyrai : bet tyne bureau oF the city gov : maataeed \i tae ; . Bball the American people fold their hands | Mt. SWEUNY's reasons for this removal are | mec subrearier sassy | bas ree Aad Te sane cement certainly was part | 1, rechaan to "he een ere ean be, bute Minis || cA eeolmental¢o Rov Meneeinre: < Rorwied a reparisr of Taw Sos ventreay That’ to : ‘ , Mayer. ‘ie , compact, and eieient, and a % e body of the present | aoine suuor af The sun fact that Blateh(ord acted as a witness dues riot ne and speak no word of Yankee encourage manifold. Now that Joun Cox has suc. Sass |Conover, Sia | etter or more tsefal ‘police fore ever . | perience” torce will be peaincd. come ; cnt to ous aeightor repablioahe tecange | cteded Justice Dopee, ft wonld not servo } 8 7 | teed lh ae OUENICS ok sees es aed to ‘wines ‘ie steer Lina, In your paper of this morning you give.an ec- | the''mos ‘eminent lawyers, who" veseros te Whe meni fad our me otal a oo Pata ‘Tammany's purposes to allow two indepen Here in the city Mr. Guemuey handsomely beat Aisclpline was admirable, the morale good The ef oF spe, {Pree ster oft rests mainly | Count of one amoug the many insults received by | Federal building assert the contrery. Gen. @uaxt can only speak Spanisl hal even Siget, and led the accomplished and popu- | ana tt ony : ' Ptains will exert proper | female travetiors im our public eonveyances, In me 7 wesetmit to the extinction of the Cuban | dest Justlcce upon the bench of the largest | ise Coxoran more timn five thousand votes! It | ing tne wii ct "a0eh, edna alacen ‘meat present in Bonition were avert Uince: | eemnection with the same, permit me to call atten. | CONSPIRACY IN Nore PRINTING, ‘At the ime'it heoume upparent | tion to the fact that females aro often immalied tn the ‘ae doomed. tines tint time | Pith avenue stages, In one caso verygromly. On | Attempt mtbr ag ae thin line matters have one so far thatthe @rivers | Tyo orured. oan ston with theme Gitny d most important Police Court in the city. republic and the restoration of slavery and | °"° was a brillinut fight, and we like to recur to it, | the controling power was wholly of ono political tho slave trade, because the Republican |! Fighth Ward thieves would meet their | and to anticipate tho beticr luck which is coming | party, there ta evidence on reeord that the ques: € eliee Unied Ps Dy Grp. | Just deserts, Instead of basking in political | next time. tion of polities never entered into the consideration tmalt | arc suspected of being in col ease of Robert Martin, who wan charged Ney Wenster and Hawrtox Fran to be. | St»shine, they would tremble before a storm RU REE area! of any candidate's eppiication for vesttion on the pow Democrats, ‘This te ear: | erate rorm ‘ult to whieh females hebdedorperindslegye cea sclonelerichiy-tysby ol penalty "| accompanied by real thaader and lightning. | Tho eatastrophe at Bristol, England, on | force. The Mepublican party soemed to be satiaded | tainty wignal iNusiration of the power of « win- | womed not omy. in public couverenoes button tine | SUF cheeks, was before Commissioner Shicits yes- ee eee At first it was resolved to send Juatico Cox | Monday night, by which cightoen persons were | | Keeping the control of so great a body of men | Sif Sowever make mu fetter oro worse vapieige | street and even tn Carel, (6 stare, which tous | Monier. | Mr. Nettlestip, an ofleer of Col. Whitley's Thee questions need no answer. But woe | een aoe i onde: objected, navi | fused to death in their efforts to encape in « | oUt of the hands of thetr polities! opponents, and be- | thax) ax itepublicaus.”. at one, feature of the: law | modest wouren mat elated OF LAM eNEmETL TET toe | eatret Services Department, Veatified that be arvasi- to the Adminixtmntion and the party that | {> Yorkville, bw en te oe ML Bo | Panic from a crowded theatre, brings to-mind | 2. nal fon eencreg” make # force that should | Oh SoSnt they may uly be Bopeinied dy promotions | feat or bodily harm prevents interference, fet me in- Pefieeba tat eerhagg eel aseedi nel alt oon dares thus to defy tho wountmons inspira. | {V6Y were too powerful to be resisted. | 89 | jain oar own danger-trap, the Stadt Theatre in mec basreerac ump ibs voc marily uarrewn te Tints Tar cha oe | nce Jval casa, wanucoanemeartar, Mreaee | uta, Lowen. Teen tr Mane, the Pras tion of the American poople ! ‘That Admin: | » ir. SWRENY hos decked to pander} the Bowery. ‘This building hus sometimes within | fy 4964, however, for political vemons, thie em. | cullarly adapted to such ‘positions would koi Bis chow of timpproval at, the proper time, will of | vestified that the articles were fae similex of tha istration and that party will be swept Into | L2OWFr# from the place which he has filled | its walls us many as three thonsand poople, and | elent Boul was leeward out. of ‘feteace, and | Sitet,,tte loree ss patrol ther bot them Uink'et sister of ‘wife, sud'erring, | cheeks sed by the Bub-Trossurer, adding that. be i with so much credi imac! toid Netti that hy ore sviliiguées au by a Whilerinds -/A Lidia credit to himself and nAvuntage | the only avenuo of egress for them is two fights | another of amixed character substituted ae n com: | featiy the anmority BF sodlope malice veteran Wontar Tick setont | cries to print, inom, nnd teak to eatery ioe ‘ 7 ri to his district during th etx irs e 0 . e. . | have expected, and are not for A longer continuance in this Spanish policy, a gf the past etx years, of narrow stairs, opening into a single, long, nar. | promise, Tats new Boord consisted of two Demo. tions. The forte of capiaine could hoe Danes. cond mover, are yeluctent to make ye Sy Pye been given to any other persons to m ; We are assured that Senator Twrep is | row passago leading to the Bowery, The Board | crats and two Repablicans, whose names were written ‘officers of the dt ~ man and Gen. Gnaxt will if tidto exofiers of he army.und trom other sources, with | ters Mine ; i msc eth ee ae tke not concerned in this movement, It is the | of Health bas been again and again implored to | 18 the bil wo that there stiould be no trlekery in the | equal if not greater, benvtt thas from the patrol: eetlcoas cahbatcd Setasstecramiaee vere | See bat veh nabaenachlis tesmenade naa ri ” B COHN | work of Mr. Pevan B, Swamy alone, and | tke this matter in hand, but for some mysterious | *PPotntment aeeording to the Genign of en equal | Sesame ate dnen war ment, om | Ia conctusion tot mo enbscribe the enctoved one | ley then appeared ax a witness, and his testinn TYLER or ANDREW JOUNSON ever was, number from each party. Those names were Thouas dollar toward a suitable testimontal to Mr. Mou Pabroneit ¥ he must tako the responsibility, The assign. | Ts fails to pay any attention to it, ©. Acton, Joseph 8. Boeworth, John @. Bereen, and TR MUSCLE. quin for his action In the matier referred to in your. | conspiracy. showed that Martin was the anhjcct of an infamous A sheet of mote paper, wi ‘ et . The ‘wns to elece | Of tho force of patrolmen the ity article, CLERK, of the Sub-Treasury Departmen t,'was bande: Samana. ments to the various courts ate made by the | poe wcenbte boardl aia Trulia Seaiiarag, tn haaingnareen te ofmee | Oe revels Roem, aa eerur ae oad a nd ho identided the wrilias as that of Mr. The lease of the Bay of Samana will | Board of Police Justices. Let the people mepecrene BORNITAG RoteNtomAcons Ane | gilered. fu seomumunity 80 largely Democratte as wis, Bnt res ofa Clovelund Girt—Seven Years’ | 4" Steer an thio dante neat who had elves extravagantly doar, The oncrous prices de- INSUPPICIENCY AGAIN APPARENT, the Commissioners sioutly deny that they’ alluw Me canit ies Gaornic ada r, Martin an oflejst order to make the plates amd doubtless be one of the first subjects pre- nember the Justices who vote to re- " , political eo: uence them iu insking } emo inay 2 ro ASeEr we dies, and to print tho checks. The order was ex!- L rer r that t manded for such accommodations are incessant! intents, From the Toledo Blade, Wat, bited, and admitted to be genuine by all the officials sented to Congress after the holidays, That | move Justlee Lupwitn from Jeferson Mar- Mi Lealh jeesctn stnme a evenings " Keoutiow eww onmee hafama Tudee Cwm. | in court, Ijndication in the Police Court this morn- Tie Aovistant District Attorney. Gen, Tnekson, ft being that of « eel charged with wearing | ten announced that Mr. Martia was entirely inno a source of complaint. The » and that the | ket are under the thumb of Mr, Peren B. | cicty in particular. wha © aa a row im. ‘The mutation: timate dation for whieh they were appointed. | une Metropaiitan Bourd average about, GOD’ m year, ‘oung people in . 10 Bokrd, are ren. eS such a lease has been mad ' rent is high, there fs no longer any possibil. | sw ¥, the man who distributed the clos’ | accu unhappy by the errcles necessity of pay. | Changes occurred from time to ume in the personnel | The a0) ‘clothing, The nine of the girl, as given to | Cent of the crime for which he hid becn arrested, s . f posit be 7 © Commies! ot pol pore tanenta Bre ah the piuasare ef Khe Down, | Oitcer Bu D arrested ber just eve Mune | 88d accord ngly I.o was honorably discharge Yo not think such an arrangement | Republicans of this city, and left the lard. | and ignorant of the primary source of their trou. | tion of Mr. Acton ana the ‘Ppointment of Mr. Henry | tore, arise only from di "cause, The girt pleaded enilty to toe offence of which she Pied Bde Bad apni at Lid instance of some en ‘ 4 ik , ble, they do not hesitate to characterize the | HM'b, 8 positive Kepublicim was lost ana a mem- | dosthe, or resignations, and these causes | War charged, and the Court @ned her 13:90. On | rival en ni printers, who Were nixtone to reecive the public approval, Why | working Democracy out in the cold. » they it charac! ber of the Tammany Ring, though a nominal Repab- | give dve hunured tavaucios annually to be Gifed for ving © nd promising to leave the city for Cleve. | een lim fo the Slate Prison, 80 thut they might 4%, hire mchn naval tation of St. | It is currently rumored that, with onc or | bottdioshonse Keepers we heartlons, and bent | Hens enteutned thus giving tne ternax weit of | fie’ or good Samviir ak Alsaary 1.90 pet | hvqad aatga ar strat ee hanes of the | te ee JOD ont oF Ms handy e. mn 4 y id i wf . 7 Fe we is no other patronage i the conutry «0 an ™ *4 &2 If tho citizons of that republic | two honorable excoptions, the Police Justices eas on the rap | ne , reper beratcat! KS them a corresponding portion of the responsibility, taloibio cans Tile ‘bet isniicient to ee vant oyun arent whieh he’, gave 9 the Conn SUNBEAMS. re exed to the United States i R a bil i pers them- RESPONSIBILITY WANTHD, x the curmesiness with wi 0 contre) of the 5 marci “1 4 ——— F 43 savexen to) thei ip! #, | owing ‘their election to the favor of Mr. | ives aro disontented, because of the continuous | prom ente réecte6 ttwitt be een ehet 199 wovieo | forve ls see us a eels the had never been arsand that | _‘rhe Cardiff Giant intended for the Bosten 2 ,pubt their application will bo | Sweeny and of Tammany Hall have ro- | 4,, " n upon them to pay the extravagant rents the timo mentioned ane had driven stroet car in Cleve. | market 1s completed. atnutier of consequence who controls the po- A MURDERER'S BODY. for two years, nnd for a time sie was omployed t us that that control shall be antted 1; and it the terms proposed ure | ceive! instructions from Mr. SWEENY to vote | landlords require, Nor are the landlords ploased A mized Commlicton, War the stints pollen e-bay parents did when wie |, KaMgaroo sausages from Australia are tho we dare say the application will | forthe assignment of Justice Lapwitit to | because they have to pay all the swindliug assees- ing the epportanity of shirkine all | Is ts Refased n Resthe Ptace and Finds and since she had become large | 'to*t English table tuxury, be agreed to, But that isa vei Abity, aud leaving no party really Way to the Diasecting Room. sepported herself, -Carl Formes has undertaken opera again in y different | geome ovsenre and unimportant district, ments our city politicians inflict upon them. Yor | vexponsitte, ts ase an out- $$ instance, there bave been four milllons of dol- | sou wholly or good ; while @ commis- From the P ity, and Tor whose acts the pai to tho people, na the Commis sburgh Gaselie, Dic. 35, rinoe of the kit] Wus extremely modest . . ” ‘ge! Dee. &. and whit. relating her story, she bowed ber lead London, with * only the shadow of bis former voles. Several days ago we recorded the execution of | mda deep blash mantled het face, In elze she was —The Onedia Connnunity do the week's wash- thing from going down there to lk + ¥ 7 " 7 fo At ty is lreld res of-tne-way part of their territory at an ex-| Tho Post Offico Commutttoe of the House of | jars in city bonds thrown on the murkot for the | Hon of Lssnel, i most eMcient Teel, hardip be Zacharahy ‘Taylor Wockenberry, convicted “of tue | Jeu thin tie onlinary ROLE, td rather elit ing of the members ut the low rate of 20 conte per travagant rate. Representotives arrived in town yesterday to in- | completion of that colossus of jobs, the mew Court Clair} that bert roe will not make a good po yorepy omic e4 blo pr oat seein, she onyect : In complens he wes of ® brunetie, having a | head. Jommiestoners as‘ 4 wilection, We 7 i It is true that Mr. SEWwAND attempted to | V’*tdete the meusures taken for the construc: | House, The interest on those bonds is two bun- cersy the grest point secme to be thar tie rexponer, | that cdapter would end who verrible volume of win, | unc side, and skim benriny the eects of ourdoneee, w Orleans was recently filled with w fhako a bargain for the use of the Bay of | 10" °f ont new Post Oftice, It has been alle dred and eighty thousand dollars per annum, | iy should be detnitively xed, onpeny yon bo We poms ey Bar [ot eo. When | potare. ‘Tho outlines of her face were, in every shower of sooty takes from a burning prairte inany : fain for the uae of tho Bay Of) shat tho contracts for materials and work havo | Tihas our rulera have grievously dnerotsed ho GQHANGRS DOKING THE LANT THAR. tion of «Christian burial oecurred. “There were | that ofa bors aadein Car anne see wit, Hike} uuiles distant. : famana a6 @ naval station; und this i8 | boon improperly given out; and there iealso, we | hardens of all classes, have increased criune, and | DUring the past your the Police Board has been | friends present who deuwanded and received the Iie: | sliv seemed like a lad about 14 yeurs af nee, —Managers continue to press Nilsson to come Saale a iy pene F ‘ changed, a8 noted above, by the resignation ” | jess remains of the murderer, and husticd iu agade | ¢ One reason, no doubt, why the present Ad- | believe, « charge that eho plan of the building 1s | at tast wet both Bemoerats and Republicans to | Acton aud theeppointmen ct Rare mnie ete ieee: | aud tawdry ofa, they were driven with a brisktend | vert sree teem ministration, which weems to stick to Mr. | in some way unsuitable, With regard to the | discussing the feasibitity of finding some means | Wort “as clected President of the Bond, and Mr, | enrcleas trot to the Proapect burial ground. Here. | som ek sack Coal, With a dark | tothls country, but, Like the Texas election, she bi mall its lappels a white suirt bo nd dirk pants eut in siyle, Tnmediately af ; é 2 4 : Brennan baving resigned the 8 orsiil * | jast as the eorose wae about to ve lowered to n last wert (Texas) Enterprise says that Bewanp's castolf Ideas, has renewed with | first point we presime that the Coumnittes will | to rid the city of planderers, and bring about a | Swith woo evoreu Treasurer tn bis plugs MF | ana anal esting plac. pears of met "wo ha! not a a Fe Te Mas TIS ar treet ts fetta | plod! nal Crowe, froma lone oc Arantoeue te ope fuccers the negotiation be abandoned, But | soon tind that the contracts have in all} proper administration of our municipal govern- NEW STATION Movses, sace cad cthatblouepennvet eeieend to neal; | vrmret: OF m vuonaavd 1a the past wx mouths. since Mr. SEWAND gave up the job, our rela. | cases been given to the lowest responsible bidders. | ment, Since the close of tiie last fiscal year tho station Tenmins of tue cold blooded end aaforunetc) CHESS. half interest in the Paris Figaro is for sale nt tions to. the West Indies have altogether Mr, Mouiery, the arehitect of the Treasury, has Em bonne and pri a Pee fag ld roe ot anaiien ty repose beneath the slade of the cy - 9100,900, and the proprictor promises the buyer 25 per changed. We have nade treaty to buy St. | {Mowed Mat rate in the vatensive eomatruetions | A vigorous effort is making to abolish the | ‘hen Precincts itn howse: tn Leonard street, | ©The corone wes shah again erowded into the rude | A @rand ‘Tournament for the Champtonshtp | ‘Ht terest ou theinvoximent, i] eu , ‘ if y hitherto im his charge, and there és mo good | fronking privilege, and it is to be hoped that the | 1a# pen completed. and two mew ones built, one for | country hearse, and withastlll brisker trot, tie of the Stat —A young gentleinan of ten was very much Thomas, and the Senate by its unaccountable if y, bats the Twenty w for the Thirty-fest | ride to ihe next burial was made, St. Clair On Saturday, Jan, 8, 1870, a grand tournament | ‘##78ced the other day because the village t\orekeeper : reason to suppose that he lias doparted from it in | effort will succeed. Mr. Hit, Representative in | Prooinet. ali large, Arstelass establish | Cem tery, a small though enchanting village of the delay in veting vpon this treaty ins become | th. cS aaah. o have | Congress from tho Fotrth Congressional Dis | ments, with al'the modern improvements wd eon. | dead. was'the objective polit. ‘Tuither, over rough | fF the chess champlonsnip of the State is to be h down 6 cents sud the 7 ste ea ld dub heR ae the present instance, jes, bis doings have | Congress from tho Foiirth Congressional Dis- ay cect cover tote G0 ty Te fan, | Senda the bearee harried The tererial eae: | begun ip the rooms of sho Brooklyn Chess Clab, 904 | OY eth dows 6 conte snd tho 7 in a few cays. 1008 Confirm it; and when we | at) beon under the careful supervision of Mr. | trict of Now Jersey, is doing much to help the prisons Inthe’ vear ‘otug sepa: | of tue deceased onucd 4 lotin the ground, and be | Aviaatic sievet Accordixg to the rules which govern | "aps," said Mr. Brown’s youngest son the have St. Thomas as oar own property, we | Boorwetr, the 8 oretary of the Troasury, amost | bring about the reform, by circulating petitions ‘Malion houses proper by narrow | deficd all powers to keep him from depositing th re- other day, *cun 1 : mrds, thus furtdsling ber Le Soeketne Bt Gib untuctenat : the tourney, It will be seen that the players will shall not need to hire Samana, Besides, if we | detcrinined enemy of jobbery of every kind. As | in fivor of it through his district, accompanied | GeMtasveremer security tor the ay 1s os enaee Gee uaa aattae ok Tee jo our di 0 Cuba, weome | for the pl of i y ive ‘ ‘moving a vulsance from the has do our duty to Cuba, that island will boeome | for the plan, we have not examined it mivately in | by a circular netting forth tho extent of the | ™¢ wreath are [Teter ene ana nenh cat re s » t 4 rT rf viven ve. | Mfectionately rep! a Kremer security for the prisoners, and re: | eravo Was dug. ‘The sexton was therc wiih the | contend on equal torus, no olde being given oF ie. | Ui OGY ia ania eee your gruudmother's rs : + hide deeayi “ “ Independent ; and if its people should not | its details, but it appears to us to combing | abuse uimed at, He shows that the cost of car- | the e Hidings, have ‘cost | mortality... tho solemn pruyer hud been itered aud Re ee ee atte or the ralce urevared for the | ~The late Earl of Derby has left to each of ence and beanty, and to bo | rying franked matter through the mails is somo | fom @85,000 to $40,000 each, The ‘sinall station | the murderer's bones sere about to bo lowered, » - the male and female servants at Knowsley Hull oractes refused to take pay for a pair of price Gi Cente meni of the stu. | acesseary stray to lower the eufn. and the spade | vir) Maver wio enters tis name on the list, and. | grave thw afternoon" feck to be annexed to the Union, we could | eeenomy with conve Ry ~ approval of the Club: . 7 ise of the Third Precinet bas abo been thors | when gray-butred and venerable trnstees appeared pr 1 n 4 om 1 ie in every way better adapted to its parpose than | milons of dollars annually ; that the permission | ougily overhanled and repaired Mat i | and pradketinad that the murderer's bones meet rent | 1. Fach nlayer shall play one rame with each of the | ! the proportion of two months’ wages for exch year ecrtainly get from them all” the priv. | ory eeu ke ea nicacek of eer f the privilege of frauklog Yeads to further | Yee? convenient shape, “A nen? hun | cleewhere, They Bud made up dberr verdier, aud | other contertants, on equal tern: of rerviee. In the nse of the old servants, the legactes se leges requisite for a naval station tn Y Jevived by the Commission of , OF the privilege of franking Teads to further | bo'q pailt. tn tho rear of the. ‘Twentieth | the guilty, blood-stained anurderer of bis fair and | yZQi\ive gauge, ust De played-at the rooms of thy | win! amount to very handsome Fume, tht pore of the West In liew om much but. |. The difiiculty m the ease we understand to bo | enormous expenditures in printing books and Preoinet station house, discontinuing the old | pretty coudio, though sold nnd powerless in death, | DA io antec rution feeshali be #1, pavahic on record: | —A member of the Russo-American telegraph ut « en jes of wpedebiaaret ataitale? 4 ji . eparte | One formeriy in mse in the basement of that | was Waunkly refused a place to sleep the sleep of | amg the contemtant’s name on tho tourney book, “4 ter tenons than those Gen. Grant has bar that Mr, Musuerr has net given the contracts toa | pamphlets; aud that by making every Depart: | oltatng he station house of the Firet Precinet, | death th ieeoluded churchyard of Ht. Cialr, Forever? teu uamer Teeorded there thailbe one | expedition tays he found a pleture of Major-Gem. Dix, He wa ; - oe corrupt ring, who fancied themselves entitled to | ment and Government official pay postage on | which consists of two old warelionses in New siree Again the ade sonia was itfted, and with more tm- phen the.Sret we gold medai, With an appropriate | ent from a New York ptetorial newspaper, mn the hutor gained to pay to Gen, Bvt ve ers of this ring are be: | their mail matter, the Income of the Post Office | held under lease, has been overhauled and made patience than tenderness was throst into the wearee, | MBH RKIOR | dod to the player | # Kanak. Gen, Dix war represented dreased in Tull ani. The nt oh ds haw im a9 De . " ® | nite more huostable. ‘The wenty-eevenus Eroe: and again the horees were whipped into w lively fone evarane ihe: bvivitind Re isha sispaatinuny, | es _ hinped nt by the The public seutiment ts decidgaly In favor | lieved to fnctude several individuals who have | Department would be #o much increased that | Station tous waa partially dertover DF thonence | trot. he. day bed sraned sad night was abontthe | Tours of epwonortion'ot Rimes witinaieciher com Se ne te eae ol catendine lia wena ait fendam oy Leinct ASE a nM stra Wn YP Lge pheno 4 iva: mee staan thet fag of Churoh «treet, thus necessitating w pret > | driver and his attendants, ass quietand lonely spot | petitors.. ‘The ative prizes t6 bo awarded aocerdume ‘ i ie urea of froodom by bringin: | grown rich ia tho mighty job of eur new Court | we might hare much chenper postage than wo | (04,0 Charan suteel, Sub ueccasltaliig 8 brctty gen: | Cree ae a ederica CUCAKITTONE Fe Dr te | Tee crace ec ie cern tae erarded aocnrdiad 10} “two little girls wore heard one morning en- ‘ t ‘ ¥ * ie ary Provinces and falands adjacent to us into our | H Vo shall obse with interest the pro. | do now. We hope that Mr, Muu's constituents | building a new station house in Horiem, on the | of Butler wns reached, and, in tae Hgbtof tie pale be ‘Phe rooms will be open for play dally Crom 10 | #° 7% na dispute as to whattholr “mothers coma da,” watem as now Sates or Territories under the | (ress of their pr splracy to fatten them. | will sign the petition, toa man, Eenersl olan of thoes inet completed fur the Pwenty> aoe, & Laid Bete ot resins t Lome was ayant Peat Hed nts “ge ad The diepute was ended by the yonngert child saying: 4 biton' 6? the’ Talore <i fe a'| ealina aad dirt aan ‘ Gaiasesoavasniahinieiicie s by Y oe volembuy Menislied. The a) On Wednesdays and Baturdays te shall bo com: | Well, there's one ting ty mother can do that yours j Cofetttution ef the Union, But this plan of | #l¥ liferther gy thie pablo expense Peay, how did it happen that iu sending to POVRRTY’S PRISON HOUSE, pa BSA ie AT TM MS Ah ad) ean't—my mothor ean take every be of her veotm out Dearing prrts of outlying oor novelty in our fore tats ithe: for the Decontion of Witnesses still ¥: eut of aton undertsker heaved a sigh natuck a fre: It fs stated in the Zines, apparently on | Congress the papers relative to the Caban ques. @ ontrol Of the Police lourd, a blot | wood over the grave to p spot, Hd leaped —Eleven of the principal theatres and musio p poliey; if there was i ; . 0 s ary Bua omitte ogether m the good name of the people who permit its the box with the trate driver, and, rubbing is invert p noceenity for'it, the tlinb Bas Goce by special authority, thut “Me, Sumxee has the | tion, Mr, Secretary Visa omitted altogether the It to but fale Go state tinee ior chere tee | 1a MdGhanhee tie cen anderen hal i pele, provie halls in the ety of London are opened for religions 9 , Hone BY, | Wormest syinpathy for the Cubans, and wishes all | famous note which, notwithstanding the remon- | por fore, the Polics Cousmrstoners have pleee to rest lils Load in de: hr pal iedaltaasel dae taleyapielibiaiclit rvicos every Bunday evening, They are Mlicd bya and Congress will do well to reject it with SAbRade 20 'thia recdtad It this it so, | strance of Gon, Sickves, he compelled that Mine | denounced thie institation, and evlisd upon the save leit the eorpas of the 1 ‘gnietly iug to the rnies | generally attentive audience, a large proportion of , paibaniyepbdaby drt la le sho tase, Ki M P Legivinvare fo inodifly ‘the Jaw authoring | eposing in the woods, B work on chee Which # composed of mon, many Of whom are of the | Prom ptuces. Mr, Soymmn has a very queer way of showing his | inter to deliver to the Spanish Government in | and — requir the conflnement of witness: | oilicrs were ¢ him Leaman be open from January | ian clase. — by rood wishes, Fy ‘i ’ he es in criminal cases, it tk tobe | solitude of death. As rumor has it, a y 0 dau 1 i : respective Escape of John Real, sympathy and good wishes, Three or four | September last? Aud how did it happen that the | fied” quar they will ta their. ‘Anal report | collt'ae Shaw uty. goe word af te teslinent Hutt, — —Dr, Starke, Registrar-General of Scotland, ‘The determination of the Sherif! not to months ago he uttered in the most public manner | order directing Gen, Siokins to withdrew that | be equatly tarnent in eee ran sion Of Pettis | and with o prot Saggy JouN Test, thas been s0 openly pre » bat See sale Aa ah hy shell bape ipsa etal a evar pap a ‘past year thet’ ve Been conte in that aust ed Gfssccitng room was ban iS patriots, This calumny had no foundation documents was very much tho celebrated nearly two bondred and weventy-fve persous, | healthy subject since Fricwe died on th claimed, that it has been a matter of noto- | truth whatever, und this Gist wae at onco | performance of “Maumlet’? with the part of Ham. | bore, only crime was poverty, and a sappoved | excurslon was at onco arranged to the Woods toa riety about town for some time past.” REAL | drought to Mr. Sesvents knowledge; but to this | let omitted, Why was Itthns t irony "aus ah ans “ties oe jutier, Lamps, picks, ho « has been, we believe, # Deputy Sheriff, and |sduy he has never retracted the libel or made any —_ tunity’ bad becn afforded thom, Carpenter, ti a quartet of feor.ess Atudents were the results ofa | eal matter, tt is publishing two new serial stortesyoue | "A cory rare case of conviction and sontenc> — rolonged dead ‘room divenssion. At F; 7 4 ; ; Both the Brooklyn evening newspapers } piincipal, witaess sgiiwe: Joln Real, was eo , 4 “rs exptunation of the motives which led him to pub- > ig Pap fiocd 906 duys awaiting (we érlui of tho om he is said to be connected in some wa, phiunation of the motives which aaa oe orang radian ld jae mY tt hose juliant enthasuets of ketenes procure by Mrs, Oliphant, and the other by Charles Lever. | to prisun, under the State law, for seduction, tia just derer of r Bmediek, soul ardor quae rotresting be | 77 Bacholorism ts wore dertructive to ite than fact to Lis brother limbs, and, inas- me of trades, oF than a residence in an unwholerome honse or Alstrict where there has never been the most @isiant attempt at eanitary tme provement of any kind,” "s Living Age st tains ite position us the lkader of Amertean Teprints of English é zine literuture, In addition to tts usual targe amouns of the best velentifie, literary, historical, and politi ‘The number for lust week contains alsoa story by | Gecnrred in Cheaango co A Judgment for damanes Oreo on wad set fora 5 ocenrred ip Cheaango county. A judgment! a chanced | ‘The spot wos’ reached Just us thos Anthony Trollope, and the number for this week | qysinst the sediieer, © J. Cranfall, Deng retarned now either by blood or mariiage, with the Sheriff, | lish it, And since the opening of Congross he "9 : to see shot, If amy one circumatnnce could give iting. and A few vi eflorts exposed i 1 tndte and sentenced t Ps Kas substantially affirmed the slander anow, and | been bought for $200,000 by politicians who | [2 setuiy'to orime, it cortaiuly would be tie for | citistamtiness: the eoMiver imedecseesd” eaick, | UNA One by Muss Thackeray, poet eb os ag acta Renal ad ‘a Of course, the way things go, this isn ent Qui nach ES two yeare in State Prison i J (Big ie Lins beatles employed ull the great influence of | TPresent the Democratic portion of the Water | i the innocent witness t* to suffer iunpris thought It was robbed of its contents, A gerea “a? ive dkdnoational haters " Hea in 'W clent reason why he should uot be hanged i bs Nout, tho Fire Comubssioners, and other local | Wvile the guilty principal ts at large on bail, th The wif, muscular body was anatched snd crowd- | ‘The lecture for # nefit of the Educationa —Great excitement receatly prevailed in Wa- “ his position fn the Senate to help the Spaniards » we es a h ® ie toon ‘of erie will hesitate before makigz con ed foto. bag, dn Which wany a corpse had previons- | Fund of the Mount du Chantal Acatemyat Wheeling, | ah, Ind., over tho enforcement of tye Sunday law. What if he has killed a man—shot him down . ‘ 4 - rings, The rumor that it was to represent the | piamis, But sins estabbehmont forthe punisiment | ly found place. Romownrd came the party us tost | yw oy, ¢ Cooper on, od ehikiren were Indeed for dening, aod burt the Cabans, indifivrent that the party P ta about 410,000 ly y Da W. Va., delivered this eventng, at the Cooper Insti. | Men, women, . wilfully, deliberately, end with malice afore | 4,4 cing is the purty of slavery, aud that which | Views of Democrats hostile to.the rij fudntemunce, bedes the inttrcaton the castot thy | Sentantebes'cs atrah train ont tkedentichag ot. | tute, by the Hon, A, Oakey Hail, will, we hope, be and Diaeking boots on that day. AUoUL OBO thought? Whatof itt Who has the aa | 4, opposes the party of freedom, After thi, can | © 88 a ruse, This not yet known with cortainty | building, which was about $100,000, ted wore tle attention, which was divert: | lusgely attended, ‘The ebject ie a noble ene, “There | hu dae ta otersate wore herd anoontaantert a I the ve Dbere Oana eo - . a t or od _ ey “4 a @acity to complain, and more expecially | ayy sano parson believe that Mr, Scanen sympus | 'Mto whoso hands little Curr's pa er is to go, the FREE LODGING FOR re pestiTOTE. pra, i ple Oi tbe Dat potter ne “AS, | 18 a pressing demand for the charity, and tt 1s mont The Bachet petticoat is the elegant notion a to say anything ogainst Rear, for doing itt | thisos with the Cubans? purchaser, Mr, MeOus, baving, it is thought, act . One goog Satares' por, Police arstam, ofetting Hoes twas entered on the train, but, fenetul of | tly represented by the ladies trom Mountdu Chan | en an in London, Itlemmde of a lghteortot » nome deares ot, as the * sidnists 10% ow in hia alle J Buxpick, the victim, was nothing but a com. 9h 1 as the agent of anonymous parties; but it vision made at she station houses fur Lodging une | (o Muscle mes Raarigs tat tetle tie entpee | (82 now kn vate city, flannel, and lined with sik, pink, orgreen, bine, manve, ?? . Hice oft 1 has not |. Advance sheets of the introduction to Mrs. | js coujoctured that st will continue nominally Te- fortunate porsons who are not charged with au 0 In an old, dilapidated looking building, with green aaeennn te oF corike-colored, quilted and ¢cented with violet pows thon mm: ‘and a police officer; and has Dt) syowy's new book in defence of herself and hady | publican, and will sustain the interests of the | Rec Neary all the station hones bave rooms 81 | shutiers thas havo not udmivved 8 ray of Mbeht to vie : for, eascily like a handkerchief or love case, Mow- ( ted up for this purpose. The only conveniences fur- wr i To the Baitor of The Sun. . p ‘@ relative of the Sheriila right to shoot down | py 20x Lave been issued by the publishers, Mus, | Republican members of the Commissions, hished are cleauliness, warmth and ahort perennial A yop Te aloe i nownpapers of yentarday an. | Ine gone are ah made ts the same wc; Weyare common men 7 Stowe reiterates that her assertions about Lond een Remey-eew provided, the rs having at thelr di man skulls, the mortal remains of the exeouted mar- alleged conspiracy io det Tbe monument in “Westminster Abbey ‘Yo " nave tnelined flooring, Dut even this laa com devel yy lows - Wernment, in whieh warrants aro said to ba: 1s appears by the grvcvedings Weforo the |. acs In hes fvons délatic-MontMly atile are} | A slight oarthquake was fot at Baten hove lees, penniless wanderer, and are wore ar ihe pogpes: abd. tue lidctus, ane | tauist torte arrertat 8 eo. Holhian and otras na rnethad svenssive ethtameshesaatsin deater: ‘General ‘erm of the Supreme Court on Tues: quick work of ibe corpse, and the Uideous, arin. | #8" trac, She repeats the exouse for the publication | Baden last month, followed by @ groat increase | "est ec on the table df ons | the gid Atm of Haghuan de Oerve. 1 tisk It prover to | seristy neiubboshood ofthat erected by * the Provipes day, that a loophole Las at last been found f Siaaihes And ocean Weake vans Nrsdrey tence | nine Leno Nh Figs CK OTD Sie pattie the dat tant leon wet tive drergoe Fee ne noting gow, Bis boiled and bleached hones | Terred to. Prt ANS ‘of Morsachusctis ay, in Now England, by an order of for Reai’s escape. It is a very smal! onc; Fo: but ‘he may, nevertheless, squeere through. of that article, that Lady Bixxon had been previ- | of flow from the hot springs which originally | sand lodgings were #0 firuisied during the po % 9 ease i ear. ‘The feet tabs Many destitute i} vom, but nerly of the fmvef Ho@maué Curte, | gy oud general court, bearing dute Fe! ously attacked in the Countess Gviccion’s book | made the reputation of the locality, It has also | pro ourens ara St otal Geen Naw-Yoax, Doo.W.suu. ot cemary ot nation. ¥ maaan aia the July of the prey ue year was stain while marching Lis Majesty's forces to Pieonde ofa, th amiserali ‘and in the jourvals which aopied its statewents, | buen discovered that the walls of the new ouatlo rane irgaineat (or same, baller previclon cronaly Vihaned ware yi 00'-208 spe and mat ‘She says she has not personally read any of the | are beginning to settle and crack in an alarming jualas Who 80 greatly abound In our midst, rest thereupdor, Belenge bas eupla murderer Atplondld Holiday Proseat. A dot, plotg.mark, gr some sign haw been ) © 1 subject which have appeared in | manner, ‘Phewe facts, taken in eonneotion with ADDITIONAL POLICE PRECINCTS, In desitvand miy the living profit froin the kaowl: | | A Douane Houtpay PRswExt—A Doubling Holl. |W" UNE tae, are precocious, Wego Is ‘will of the people he! it proceedinns | ior, qnd gave her from time to time the substance | has been known to be going on for-« lovg time, | Cut ort Festal andpars stich oF} set dae ogee endcaps | cranes bokeh pone \ “"Boncet rmian had bean wt, an exception | of dnything really worthy-efattention, How that | and the immense fissures in the ancient walls, tend eae Re he a card e ‘The Dogtuaing af ihe Rew Year Is the time for | Tau [ff Ran Tyree dy dll sgt pyre ah 4 Peace tal teen (hs in oald to "dhe first fury of the storm she prov teed is apeut, | tonbow that the fate of Sodom snd Gomorrah may g 7 (ey and from the Ee bie avi the % an “Htow far @il_ you re Herr 0p 40 | } e Mp Even “will procecd, ret, to-prove what she bas as- | at some future day be experienced by thie famous | 3° Titec ponee, Mem rai te, come tie “tris ates, ure 4 we Hes H were Gheveber Fanban avery thew ; ’ " : wd bef and, fecon’, toad Loker true story euch + gambhng place, thon oF station accom dourowse, i