The Sun (New York) Newspaper, January 27, 1870, Page 2

Tt Shines for Alt. THURSDAY, JANUARY 47, 187) Antusementa Tosday Apollo Mall Mackvoy's New Ml veruivae Hooth's Theatre Hv’ ey ant’s Minstrele~s)0 My. Fittle Avenue Theatre © Grand Opera Howse Joie, the Fogy'er Mblo’s Garden Febier. New Vork Chrous Now York Blymple Theatre. 1. For in fan Francisco Minatreta. The Tammany Bel (hoy 4 Theatre Francats -Overs 0 Walteck's cur Waed's Museum te + Troweay 0 gre Wrondw arate fo, inthe Blondes wa Mat itential Rattle—Wwill there be four Richmonds in the Pield t The next Mouse of Represcntatives may prove to be a body of extraordinary impor. tance, for it will not only have to legislate pon entjects of u I magnitade, but it may have to elect a President, ‘The evidences of wide diversities of oplu- fon on leading questions become day by day more apparent in each of the political parties. These diversitics break out in the debates of Congress andof State Legislatures, in the messages of ( nore and the resolutions of Conventions, through the colamus of pub lic journals and the specches of private in- dividuals, The opinions of the Western De- mocracy, for example, ate decidedly opposed 10 those of the Eastern in regard to the proper mode of reducing the national debt and en- larging the volume of the currency; while, on the other hand, the Western Republicans difllr from the Eastern quite as seriously on free trade and a high protective tariff. In- dood, the Western leaders of both partics are more in accord with one another on financial and commercial subjects, than with distin- guished members of their respective organi cations on this side of the Alleghanies, Bo, too, we fiud antagonistic opinions tween the North aud the South on recou- struction, the validity of the so-called carpet: bag governments, the permauency of the Fifteeuth Ameudment, and the admission of the whole body of the late rebels to the right to vote and hold office. If we are to trast the most solemn declarations of the leaders of those peculiar elements below the Poto- mae and the Ohio, upon which the De mocracy must rely for a party in that section of the Union, they intend to accept in good faith the whole eeries of reconstruction measures, On the other hand, magnates of the Northern Democracy seem ready to stake the triumph of the party on the success of a fierce crusade against these measures, New, though these four factions have rome points of agreement, they exhibit #0 many more of antagonism that it seems hardly possible to preserve old party orgaui- vations intact after the pressure exercised by the great exigencies of the last dozen years is removed. There is, therefore, a serious proba- bility that we may see four formidable can- didates in the field for the next Presidency, instead of only two. Our history records several occasions of this sort. ‘The most conspicuous was in 1824, at the general dissolution of old parties near the close of Moxnos’s Administration, an epoch, by the by, very similar to the present. Five candidates entered the lists— Jackson, Apams, Crawronp, CLay, aud Canuoen. ‘The last named soon retired, leay- Ing the other four to contend for the prize CRAWFORD was the regular Democratic ean. didate, ADAMS represented the poliey and the wishes of Moxnonr, Jackson reflected the passions and the enthusiasm of the West, while CLay, who had long been the eloquent advocate in Congress of @ protective tariff and internal improvements, relicd upon his personal popflarity. Phe result of the straggle is instructive Vhe caucus candidate of the Democracy was beaten for the first time in twenty-four years, CRAWFORD receiving only 41 vous Chay got bat 87, while Jackson obtainadl 00, and Apams 4. Th being no choice by the Presidential Electors, the names of the three highest candidates were sent to the House of Repreeentatives, when Abas, through the rid of Cray, was chosen, thus giving oc rasion for a ery of bargain and corruption against those eminent etate n that rang through the Iand for a dozen yeare afterward, Tho Next Pr For all substantial purposes, Chawronp ad ADAMS were the regular candidates of the two parties; yet the large majority of the peopla Because theancient régime in each party had lost its prestige; and Hy, be issues out of whieh the war with England in 1812, ond on which the two parties had been divided, lad passed away, and the peoy le erate far. ther couter reorg more espee cause the sprang ald not ut them, but der rties, and th then ma anded a ization of 1 considera. tion ot eottloment the new questions rising for Is not the nation just cuteriug upon a state of affiirs anvlogous to that which marked the Jackson and ApaMs epoch? Do party Jeaders belie they can carry the two old political organizations unbroken through the coming campaign Lev them look to th materials that will compose the next House, for it is very likely to Le called upon to elect the next President. — The Tax Levy. Why thould the people of required to go up t levy their taxes ¢ manage thelr own alfairs ? New York be Albany for authority to Don't they know how much money they ought to spe deficient in common senso that they tll how many policemen, f) Gus men, National clerks, janitors, and other pablie functionaries they noed, and how much they t to pay for their services ? We protest inst this entire system of referring to Albany what is exclusively our Dasinese: It introduces a inighty and most dangerous element of corruption jute the the State, It loads to log rolling, and deep. ens and extends the that easily infuses iteelf into our leg elatton, onght to be abolished. If the present Legivlature and the present Governor are really Democratic, ox they pre: tond te be, they will reform the existing sumbrous and pernicious method of fixing at Albany the amount of taxes which this city may Jevy, and the objects to which the on It is not favorable to honesty, Logislature of immorality tuo It money “le to be applied. Let the people of Bow York bo anthorized to say what amonnt | despe ir claims; and why ¢ | Are they not competent to | yand | what purposes to spend it for? Are they eo | of money they will raise by taxation, andito what purposes they will devote it. Th 0) will undertake to choose city officerd who!|/* © will do their work intelligently andhonestly ; and if it is not so done, we shall know who is responsible. At present it is impossible to tell by whom the amount of our taxes is really determined, and it is impossible accord- ingly to correct any extravagance and dis- honesty at the next election. We understand that Mr. Pater B, SWEENY, by whom the Government of the State is now carried on, is opposed to the reform we ad- vocate. Of course he is, He now has a power in his honds that he might not retain if the citizens of New York were allowed to con- trol their own taxation, Ife does not thin! the people can be trusted to govern them. selves, And ho enlls himself a Democrat | sama ieatan Porter Dodgin: Admiral Porton, writing in the name of Sceretary Ronrsow, informs the President, aud the President informs the House of Re- presentatives, “that no appropriations for the Navy Department have been diverted to the survey of the Isthmus of Darien.” He soys, what is truc, that there was an appro: priation of $40,000 made for the purpose by the act of July 28, 1866; but be disingenu- ously omits to add that this appropriation was specifically ordered to be expended under the dircetion of the War Department. For Admiral Porter to seize upon it, is a pleco of impudent lawlessness which Congress ought to severely rebuke. As to the President, his ignorauce of the law in the first instance may perhaps be ex. ensed ; but now that his attention has been directed to the matter, he will shamefully neglect his duty If he does not at onco cail PorteER to account. Let us ece whether the promise he made in his message to strine gently enforce the laws will be kept in this case. The Lost Children of Wynockic. Joseru Wynne lives ia the mountains near Wynockie, Passaic county, N. J. His hut is accessible only through a lonely moun tain path. It contains but one room beside a loft, in which his five children slept Wn e ekes out a miserable existence by cut- ting hoop-poles on the mountains, On New Year's day three of his children disap- peared, The oldest of these children was ten, and the youngest six. All were boys. According to their mother's story, the chil- dren went from home at halftpast three o'clock in the afternoon to gather white wal- nuts within a Lalf mile of the cabin. Thre quarters of an hour afterward Mrs. WynLe says she became alarmed because they had not returned. She ran Into the woods and called them, but in vain. Wynit returned home atdusk., It was raining hard. He lighted his lantern and searched through the forest, shouting until he was hoarse, but receive no answer. Then the assistance of tl neighbors was invoked, and the long, dark, dreary night was spent in an ineffectual search for the missing boys. During the suceveding days hundreds of stalwart men patrolled the mountains, bat no trace of the Little ones has ever been discovered, Jacou Wynn, the sou of Joseru by a nd the mothor have apparenily taken but little interest in the search, When questioned Mrs, Wynrn replicd evasively aud is suid to have told contradictory stories concerningy the disappearance of the children we uversthatJ acon weot down to bis uncle's louse, a mile and a half distant, at 2 P.M. on Jan. 1, Within an hour efter the children left home, Jacon was seen by Mr. BLauvent | on Camel Mount, a mile sud a half distant, with two hatehets, Mr. Buavvert was about to take the path over which Jacon was travelling, when Jacon voluateored to guide him to a nearer path out of the woods, ‘These and other circuustances awakened- as t the poor children had been The character of the Wyairs is bad, and there are rumors of foul play con former wile, picion murdered. | cerning another child who died years ago The peopte of Wynockte do not hesitate to c their bel'ef urdured that the thre: If their suspicious are un- founded, it would be an uct of charity to the 4 boys have Leon a Wyre fainily to have them cleared All that is wanted is an alldavit slug a belicf that the lost boys have Leen either abducted or killed. ‘The people of Wynockie decline to furnish this through fear that WybLu, who is represented as a ate man, may retaliate by burning their barne or by injuring them in some tecret manner, A more cowardly excuse could not be offered, One may well nek, are there auy fathers in Wynoekie? On Tuesday a reporter of Tite SUN spent honry in a fruitless attempt to procure a guide to Wyotr’s cabin, No resident of Wynockie dared to accompany him, This fact of liself throws a deeper shade of suspicion over the mystery, It should stimulate the county authorities tow renewed exertion to learn the fate of these innocents. Let the offer of the ludicrous re- ward of $100 be increased to $1,000, and let every mother in Wynockie urge her weak husband to use every personal effort to un- rayel th.s fearful myptery —— - Senator W1irson of Massachusetts has done many very good things in his time; and accordingly he is merely in the line of his own antecedents when he proposes that Congress shull make up to the widow of the late Jouy A. Kawcins a fall year's salary as Seoretary of War, We earnestly trust that Mr. Witsos's bill may poss, ‘The debt of the country to Rawins was very great, and this gift, though a small ono, will be an appropriate acknowledgment of the public obligation, —— That is a very good idea of Gen, Brocum’s Ho proposes to sell the site of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and wove the establishment to some con- VYeulout site up the Tudson river, The land and | water front i Brooklyn will sell, as be thinks, for twenty muilions of dollars, Certainly, the k of repairing ond fitting out ships ean Just as well be done i less valuable locality. | Why not take it to the Thames river, newr New Loudon? ‘That is an excellent place fur a Navy Yar ’ some =e Several members of the National Le re J themselves during the se } ofther ut Woman Sudrage Convention in Wash- | ic manfully avowing their syrapathy with rosting cause, Senator Witsow, Senator Pomenoy, Senator Caneesiea, and Sentor Ross, all Republicans in politics, proclaimed their as- piration for the happy time when all wonen will have their political righty, We are sorry to say, however, that Senator Siegwan of ONfo has not yet reached this point of mental amination. When called on for a @isconrse he tose and told ingui ETURN TO 4 DUNGEON. wuneeniianet fe Quarters and Hard Labor THB COCK-FIGHT IN NEW J. only to listen, ONRanY 1 INTERESTING OFT The Ball to Prince Arthur a fwie—Only Thirty-six Gentlemen in rt Baron Leopold Schmidt, formerly Consul-Gen- eral of Saxony, and now Consul-General of Bud yesterday addressed the following letter to Collector Rat owas Bena geen ede for bh Om that subjbo retest Wain of t 0 Senson—New Jere wey againat Now Vork~Thirtecn Batten New Jersey Wins, Yesterday the great main of the season, which Which hus been looked forward to with «i: terest, came off at a well known pit in Jer was a fall understanding on all ride that no plnee nor ny wae A main between it. As the Senator is a gressive man, w6 presume that this state of indetermination wilf not long continue, and that he will soon stand forth as a ehampion of the ladies ; and we are sure no one could appear to better advantage in such a charueter, The lower louse of Congress is far behind the Senate in respect of this great movement of re- Representative of the People came forward to advocate enlarging his constitucucy by admitting the bettor half of hu- mavity to the ballot, Indeed, only one of them rs to have attended the Convention at all, This was Mr. Woonwarn of Pennsylvania, a and as soon as the andience 4 Charity of the World stant Apprebensions of Arr Cincinnatt Chrontele. published an account of nvict who Was ander eentence to the jail at Liberty, Ind. ime known, the Sherif! reward of ily ‘Tho canal ‘here enter tho valley ¢ Pacific slope) and follow ft until reaching the Tay, four miles above the point Ta Real, at which place it enters the river, and thus is brought three miles below the highest point reached by the tide in the river The canal will require 65 miles of exca- From the western entrance at Santa Moria la Real to the Gulf of San Miguel, by "Boca Chien,” there will then remata 40 milos to be navigated, in a river which at present has « depth of from 7 to ¥0 fathor tance from ocean to ocean will thus be #5 mile ‘The beight throughout the proposed lin the highest and lowest points, presents an ‘The canal would be 220 fe wide at top, and at the bottom would be 160 | feet, thus allowing ample room for the passage of the largest steamer yet built. The highest point of the saddle in the chain of hills is 160 feet in height, by 6 miles in length, and will require the removal of 89,000,000 cubic yards of earth, being equivalent to the fourth part of the whole work, The route lies outside of the territory of which the Panama Railroad Company has a monopoly. posed that?the United States of Colombia construct the canal and own it. One day last we the eeape of ac Pemientivry, fron ely atter the escape beent f the enunty published an offer of w Hare to whoever would retarn the fur’ Now this rowned wits cently large to tndnes any person to um eh. and fo there ¥ that the Jat-breakce would bo beonzh by mere acchlent. town for a day or two, and ot ee to visit the jail to see how the exeape had bee fected, and make such snggestions inicht ail forth. On Thuredey morning last, avout 10 0! ON were {itis engage an walked deiiberately In remark, “Gentiomen, Lguces you 4 jon, ‘A. close inapretion ‘of the speaker's wever, revealed the fact that ho was none er ‘and in the vonversa- tion which ensued, he stated ‘that after eexping he had made his way’ sout od ing from place to plaec 1 continually hauntet Justice wore on his track seek named Santa Mi and reporters, be monttoned, tie leading breeders and ConsvL ATE GenypaL or BADEN, Dean Sm: Having heard that there is to be an entertainment yen here to His Royat Highness Prince Arthne of Eniiand, and that you are on the committee, wi ther it will be grea! of the edbecribers? Amy nume to thie Hist, to send my subseript ping you will exea: or to remna'n quarters In fait, Not ao single very vigor us main waa for separate battles for $50. attendance whieh The escape w if so, wilt you 5 Beare everybody liad nd to Inforty me braced the #ité of the « Among them were a dozen Alderme city, Newurk, and Jerroy City, a fail roprecontee tlon from onr Sherigts office, binkers fr street, and inerehants of this and other ei'i« A finer gathering of repntable + well dressed and well behaved, to witness the animating sports of martal combat. ‘The whole affiir pissed oT In the smoothest manner, witaoal a rip, hard-shell Demoera called on him to speak, instead of manly example of Senator Stmmmax, he put his hat over his cars and sneaked out! all the women will be against him at every fa- ture election. It fs not stated whether Senator Sumer wi present at any of the meetings of the Conventi or not. We presume, however, that he was much absorbed in the welfare of the masses to take any interest in individuals,” pebtaheeeeniesnina Are there only thirty six gen York of sufficient wealth and social distinction to figure in the proposed ball in honor of the youthfal Prince Anrncen? This would appear to be the fact mannerty letter of the Hon, Moses H, Qnixsett to Baron Semvurpt, Consul-General of ha copy that has hands is published in another column of this pa: And yet Baron Scusipt derives: his patent of nobility from Saxony, of which kingdom the young Aurur is bimsolf a Prince, the Thirty-six New Yorkers who do not allow any intrasion within their sacred circle, and whence do they derive their patent of nobili any gentleman or number of gen- tlemen who ate so disposed to invite Prince Anruvn to a ball, or a divner, or any oth ment, is not q Consneeneral of Baden. 4 barty of gent Hon, Mosns Hy Gainvent, Collector of iter the polite Colleetor gent the follow reason ne follow average of 98 feet, iward Into Kentucky, often suffering from hunver, by tho fear that tho officers ng to arsest lta jncion, Ky., from determined to cw Collector's Otice, ‘The main was one of Aiteen pate tall In. Ons ihe math was o t ‘At once on the an onne Patties, weight, and terms. by postinw tl hotting opencd briskly. Ie War at 100 to. on ‘Consui Geverdl of Bay ins 0 4f Kive himself up again to wink to carry It, He further stated that that while be was serving out his term of (our years in the Penitentiary, he cond by hard work acquire , which would enable him to own a vor the expiration of his term. of fin- fisy sure that he would have warm ¢lotaea In the Ponitentiory, even if the eat he would wear there should hardly be der med a present- able one im which to appoar in society. ‘The prisoner also it. hid about conclnded , New Your, 1 Orrtoe, Jan, %6, 1570. 5 Sin: In reply to your communication of this mern- nment to be giv given by 06 geath tlemen in New Were the only cooay avov 9 to Tou New were In the ol No uekets will ba ‘1 respectitlly, care FepeeyT. W: GRINNELL. To L. Sommipr, Conrnl-Generat of Baden, tatiana RSEY CITY RIOT. othe throne of te ¥ owed Liat in returning he had for he did hot Frise e modestly made sum of fifiy dollars, ward for his return. ‘was not ns Well entitled to else, Very much to his regret, pat Was over Srcoxp BATTLE «Het ting now 10019 9 on Jeisey for For the battle even. anil 10.10 be reed vitted apyle and New Yo 4 The New York bird hist lost bw couvenient Littl I been Offered aan not see why I the reward ae naybod: the officers of jast! comldin't vee it in’ that way, and proce to induct him @af The great local Sherif O' Bare political mystery seems tobe Prominent members of the Common Council declare that he is oper- ating in the interests of Mr. Puven Barn Sweeny, while distinguished politicians aver that ho is secretly backing up the rebellions Senators at Where does the Sheriff stand ¥ Baden, of whi allen into our it Belouge-The with white hick End—A Vineky by her Father, eo Baatened wir Strike Prnetically German Girl Stan Rivht or Wron lnvestigation has proved that the majority of the mon who took an getlve part 1m the riot of Mon- yin Jersey City were outsiders, Waving no con- fon whatever with the Erie Ratlway workmen Many of the Erie treightmen were on the ground. The two men who were ar- rested—Sennlan and Morgan—were buled in @500 each yesterday by Recorder Martindale, at Jersey City, to appear before the Grand Jury. At 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon a few hundred pair shops to witness the de- Not the slightest mo- The new workmen oat at the milk depot on Long Dock, An nee concourse of men, Wome: followed und joered the polles and the myority of whom aro Germans. fret tackle New York é ly Into ‘the most see where be will prob the Sherif condnetathim to the sierdom, which graces the banks of the muddy Ohio at Jetfersonvilie, —_— EVIDENCE. © Praivies—A Mother Jaw of Her son bly remain until reat bastile of H. But who are an eye and ou! caine strongly aca O.lde now 10 to 5, ane 5 to! bot Jursey jot an eye Th the third | uci and fvored the Tf Witzam M. Twriep were Chairman of the National Democratic Committee, would he be one of thirty-six rie men to give a batl to Prince Ineteen Ducisle ton the serutch seven fight was corti tminutes, This Wasa very gamy gght, and New York one by the'r plnek and en Fate Barrel ¢—Bettl ig even on the main, showel @ Vlack, red and white hackie, and.) Bertin 10 to ¥ on Yorke Ay derecy got in’ sti! body blow on th. who are on strike. A Skeleton Found Kecorntzes the Fleshie: A Tooth Vits in the Jaw—The Murderer — The first number o! organ of the Winnipog revolutionists, has reached It is a well edited and well printed sheet, the extracts published elsewhere in this paper will be found to be mising advocate of aunexation But that right hard. ly authorizes any of them to commit the inctvil sweut has been guilty toward We may admit snangle, cach ine the New Nation, the ® third rotind York gota Ulow i Aud broke It. By was no change how for the Drekles.” Phen both got in slurathye were knocked fat on their back#—10 to 2 on Ye ession daring the past in the trial of & ty of which Mr, the Consul-General of Baden, that there is an order of genuine aristocracy in New York; but good manners ought to be the first requisite among ite memb: Paresh adte eet It is proposed in Congress to raise the sal ter to China to $17,500 a year, and to give hun an Assistant Secretary of Legation As for the Assistant Secre- tary, we dare say that such a functiona required; but we see w alary of the Minister, the work very well ut the present compensati and why should any oneelse be paid more than 1 good sense enough Gunecer to this mis- strikers were at th parture of their substitutes, was offered them, was oceuvied mon McAlpine for the murder of Join Callicptt, developing @ wost singular case of circumstantial evidence, In August, 1506, these two voun ville, Towa, fo coine to St, Joseph pecting to’ loud their w lowa and sell thelr f sg men lett Holly: and York Was done aud c es LI mabatitens nd street boys Foturw Barrir, had two and York vor af Jerrey t long after—some few » returned to Hollyville, about his partuer baving ments and gone on to St. ime no further notice was ‘he continged absence of C hieott, and the fact that nothing was heard (rom bin, uced the arrest A Mm nothing wis elie and he was discharged, proved nnavailing, and for etgiteen mouths a pro. enveloped the care n Murch, 1668, a purty of railroad 2.0! the Missouri Valley rallroud, fix ities wortheast of Muryevuil An investigation aroused the The authorities tm lowa were written to, and witnesses were brought ‘The mother of Callicott recognized a bony protuberance on the chin of the akelete absence of a toot! Nis fatal trip, and his mother preserved the tooth. And @ dentiat tos At the end fol- owed the old man Who goes protected by bis pretty med with a six-by tre ary of the Min AC tuo Hist Ly Kew nine other aera Tenre Ruckhont to be Tried Young Randall have ndonted a asking the Eric Railway Oo men who are on strike, d by the Want of codperation at Port Jer- ehanno, and ‘enhyect of special comment aded, and the men are done An answer from Master Mechanic, ii expected this morn- at $2,000 a year, aI outed out. Time, three mi: Firtit BATTLE —Betting pow 8) to $10 on Ne fo 4 $19 to $8 on the hatte, Jerse 4 black red. New York a gray Py c, wit each € pounds 4 onncer First and recond bucl 4 blow om the thro body, and York w Grand Jury of Westchester County bavc ctuent aguinst Tanne Von Wart Buckhout, one for killing mis wife, and the other for killing Mr, Alfred Rendall, at the house of the former on New Years day. during the Mareh term of the Court of Oyer and all was informed on Sunday n murdered on the day he his condition previe y anythiag to hin om roh for Callicoul Mr. Benuineame did iin aetive 8 Ho ts to be tried surveying the last night a number of rioters were nrrosted, the new workmen is @ eray-haired, ariy Learded, reapectable-iooking German, the Eighth avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth aireets, New York. Went to work @ week ago, Work Wan qr tome rough urage. skeleton of a man, Sixrx bariLy Jarsay showed a. 8p a Hye pach 4 Bs 34 Or. Ther we ae Hit, and splendid it was.” The links mes tue air wiih gaits coke mil the tine ‘iy & throat gash for New York, wt nid the Aght over. minute a beaaccul gh sJertey nad now orks two un the maid, ' Varite, for the mnly 1 to appoint the Hon, Honace sion, it would have been proper to give him very high pay, for his services in Chi been worth even more than $17,500 a ycar in gold ; but he was uot appointed, and the salary had bet- ter not be changed, pitt a An irreverent journalist has devised for the pedestal of the equestrian statuc to be erceted in Washington in honor of Gen, ( ton in which the following are the most striking recelved lis own 4) baving been too critical to » a would bare and from bis aye started on racy Willie Lh Ug WW of the skeleto fed that it had been drawn from’ th of blue coat and several peculiar buttons were found near the skeleton. These were recognized as resembli Calticott’s dress when he lett home, three bullet Roles ju the skull. ‘4s #0 complete thut J, after several cont © of Hourl Rochefort. To the Pavor of The Sun. 1 find in the papers the following des. enti Rocheforte hay been sentenced to six months’ Imprisonment and to pay 8,000 france Mae ‘This deprives him of political rights, thongh he re- mains a Deputy in the Corps Lee: Any one fonitttar with French law wit! understand ‘Six months’ imprisonment will prevent Rochefort from holding his seat_in the that time, bat it cannot pre- expiration of enee would protect her ged fathe Aud assault, hus accompanied him to his work ip the mornirg, and again returned to eecort bin Lome in 0 Jersey showed spangie, New York a black red. nF bere on fieht off. Hida ‘Theresa tx a buxom, fine-looking, you ont 2 years of age, neatly a jaunty fur hat bool ‘man woman, ched him wile w York, gave Ulu Mr. McAlpine was arrested, Innances, (he case came to trial on Jast Monday, and resulted in the conviction ected the jary that any want of proof mitgating the crime from mur- der in the frst degree need not restrain their ren dering a verlict of wurd r in the second degree, Ve iearn thet neither McAlpine nor bis friends or ys tanifested any dissatista Verdict, and the case will not be appx RANT, an inserip. which Co oeeu rand New Yor her Ume while wal Lg Mise Vontell sai ing a wan ineulied Ler ni she slanped his fuer, Of the prisoner The Judge iust even on New York tor battle. New York, a dutfer, ran, aud Jersey Wl. that this fs 9 mistake. hop-door, snd that ‘On ‘Tuesday night, after the police hal withdrawn, ker was seized and thrown overboard [roul He was resened. ee NINTH BATTLE. —Jersey five and New York t By reaehtug into the Do veWuE. Jecrey ce OM the wwii. Corps Léginlatif dur Sut hime frog feettaag i afte to those who brow He gave tat offic rth hy New York gaife:! Kk and cut the spiae, New )o IPS had been fntended to Aeprive him of his Heal rights, the sentence would lave stated i In such cases it covers As the Depntics 0 years, and a8 their seats cannot he filled before the end of their te pollee court w How an Orange County Girt Eloped,’ hy the Middletown Mercury. A young lady residing meat Deckertown lately her's house, and leit for parts an. et of her love. tan diug, Was Opposed to the mateh onet his deugh'cr In an upper ehaw of the howe: bat not hkn froin the window snd flew for refuge to whom she found in the village laboring family at tue ‘pebtic erin; : Talerey five, New York (oor Aud Avr stem Now York a black r York showed tie whi orterion f-The Fight with the A Vrother-u- 11 is perhaps caly just to add that the wuthor of this inscription is Brevet Brigedier-Ge Hallant fighter ia wor und is an audacious writer in pence Join Morriasey's njamin Weed. lottery controversy was before Judge Ca ln September, 1808, John Mor- y saed ZB. Simmons end others to wind ap consolidated lottery bu: carried on in trust for the o eloped from her Her futher, a meray had Aix battles York towed a bis Laud Jerey a uray pyle, dt * rfonrer Ave yours woull be A police dude would ¥ universal sudlrage, that 40,09) voters have be Prived for six months of representa eservillly of a dade appointed potent abanrd- wally have she power which was then re, representing 120 aferward that *uit was eeitled, bat the Int of last December the parties again quarrelled, and Benja: min Wood procured an 01 rtiug to bea decision upon the hearing befor a year previously, A sult was thea brought by Z. E. of Morrissey, end the other owners, In which Judge Bar injunction ad 1 . An action was then Brought art of the Wood Interest a1 Simmous and A plan for a University on a colossal scale en proposed by prom fitted the lover tering the ribbons aud plying the ‘attled ont of town ut a pace which hin Gilpin to the blusb, and dis- dim distance, checred by admiring crowd that witnessed the fight of For tis fit New Yor nd derrey W apangie, each me 6 @ixth York luv t Episcopalians ment similarly appoinved, was not formally discontinued, in eye, and in ue lust gave Up, a literary institut ns of the Church ia New York, STH HAFTLR.—dersey showe from Juag Ex-Posimasior R When the Hon, ex-€ jog. Then’ ou: clipped hils thra Jersey won the match witn and the lust (wo, making nu vernor Randall, Seminary, and Trinity School, now known as the New York Protestant Episcopal Public School, and establish them ou a large tract of land in West: y. These institutions repr ate wealth of several millions of dollars, their f land in New York, From the Bristol ( Va.) ay4 ago the community in the vicinity erably exereised over States, he was notifled by ty that he had becn forcunate e to draw @ gold watch. pald no attention to the 1 ward agreeably disanpoint press a haadsome chiro pure metal, aud of finished Teeame a convert It appears has continued sta ry swindling com- t Simmous, in the nent that Mr. had married his mother, ather had been tw teat wife continued t isles, aud sport at reeetving per ex property cons the real simone which is repidly ivereasing in value urged, with considerable plausibility, that to G.ces and transplant them beyond the atmosphere of a great city will greatly in- ir influence aud usefulness, mieasare, duc to Mr. wen M. Wixkixs, who fourteen years Ago proposed to the Trustees of Columbia Col- loge to procnre one thousand acres of land in «county for the seat of a Universi it the cost at that time of $150 an acre, which would be eobauced in value at an equal pace with the cost of improvem: ‘Trustees bad adopted his suge have made on tions of the day, others, in which Jud DHIS MOMNIN i his sccont wife on behalf of Mr rrinsey receive At to continu>'a busi The President bas signed the Virginia a Vigiltnce Commi r will eail the Virginia Leg or February s ‘The erew of ihe brig Ge top, Which Was lost at ru, have an old Sun. Francis:o i Shanighal, Doe. 2, The Hon. Win. H. Se vard has gone o Zoluela, of the ¥ Hust in bis new faith | moved to vacate Chicazo 1 orga ‘The other day he was on had drawn a gold wutel (his tine of #0) Broa way, who pre 8 bankrupt lottery ceive ton payment of §10 compilesion, he arrived in this el © notified that he Wood was receiver, was, med over to pwn, and were mart al Marshall, from Lose ¢), and that he would re of this scheme is, Was to compe The Garotting ot Joun W. Woods. trending the case lee, Where he 18 140] to be vord the plantation of 0 KO vp to Waters & ( due, was intercated In the 1 by the detect Porter, for Mr I, that ne had no Londs z the Bogus extublishs taf Committee vortor day hud never been roubed at fox eale at Visk & Haten's, and that be bad no busi- hess with tle Metropoli Ing arresied 1 on tle charge nied, botaf true, the own’ papers prosent tb aang Into a Court Tle was last even rdell, command There was great comm! amer Shuvrick? eral of ten made a sbow of look and then Potired into a priv they emerged in a few miuw ‘The porter looked at the Wate worth ten ollare at any ra on atnong the clerks ; n part owner o 0 doubt, if the tion, they would of the handsomest land specula suing board a the Metr } Hotel wWithcut having the means to pay for the same, street, in San Fr. e office, Whence vith an -grotde wateh, thought it would be and Landed over the vn @ freight t king the ald Of our judie: coeds through the in pamed political prisoners, sont yon train on the Whien he arrivea at the office of the Express Co: pany again, Mr. Randall and a S were Walling W receive liu, and the watch | Was carefaily examined and appraised at § gb all around, a ral sum of 3 was “real Ti te was banded wish ail due so and the whole purty acjour roprietoy wus suon Au Walking on Cie (rach ye # Wilkin Cre The absolute silence of the Cuban cable on connected with us; because, us this cable is outrol of the Spanish authorities, ling to the suppression ally be at ow entire silence still re- notwithstanding the absurd despatel published yesterday of the capture of chiefs of the patriot forces in The despateb adds that the prisoners had been tukon to Santiago, HARKINS CRIM: Conceating the E of it Way Kotte ng the boys, second bateh of bmilt in New Yori, ple at Ouce be Vacetu Smallpox is av epidemic in this city, and al astute Sanitary Superintend week to Week Os out or under" ¢ (ant suecoss te of the rebelli mulgated abroad, barroom, whose then be Was befor federate OMcer Marde: who was formerly in th unded in Galves. awould naty MR, GRINS BELL'S INNOVATION, ol,” it te spreadivg to Koarris bas snd in ft Is confined to sections east of avenue and Bowery, every day's oficial orts to the Board of Health show that It 14 bre of Broadway ax well, atively exempt 1 to remain in their Ay Must continue Lo spre wax niurdered in ort Wrangle, Alaek Day, by # drunken refused to surrender the mu upon the commander of the fort shell kiting two Luduins, rderer Wan surrendered, wied by court mare tial, and banged, The New Cartage System—The Cotte New Order~The $50,000 Honda iriunell’s new ori cartage takes effect nest Tuesitay, cartmen to be licensed and to sun: of allezance as do other Governm first & district $5,000 bond on each ventele, tozether special bonds that may he equi ed seems io be strict envug to secure the and imparters from lo#s Tut vefore heing licensed mnt he personal two of the leadin Rayamo is but a Fin relation to port of Manzanillo, to which Spaniards would have con ducted any prisoners of such importance. over, they could not have been taken to communication mo and Santiago x out on the west sid of the enty ts vibe to the oath ne for Taxation, iron in Coluub Jolla per ton on pig old rajis, scrap scriptions of manufactured tr tax be imposed of one dollar per ton ¢ sons inhabiting the si with the contagion in thelr cloth Wwhomsover they come in. contact with, who may be This incasure $ rds by land between Ba: is cut off by the patriots im their possession r honded eseh eartman approved by the Coliector, truck or cartso licensed must have conspicnously in a space not | ‘Custom House Lic h the numoer of importers emplc nates must appear on anove in large white le * Pleroe was c ination or revaccination, will be lable Persons passing in the streota, riding in ing into sture® may meet thowe bear: ing the contagion in thelr clothing, hot be gainsayed, we tay that the Board of Health should 1 the public of nation agulnat these dangers. sence of this oficial actic fuctured in this count an Mt by 16 Inches », District No.—,"* the city license aisi, other reason which renders the capture unlikely, name ported eaptives have been officially dee a. De Ropas to have been killed long ago— Mancaxo in battle, and Frovereno by his own hond at Cobre, near Santiago ; and of course any lies which the Spanish papers of Havana mi invent shontd not be allowed in any wise to dis- ollicial statements of ‘These facts cane of Ilinols, aud Groen « —Count Valmas peral, reports that tly Manzanhi'o ave ino, oricoa, and Havana, Jan, vehicle in addition to the tions of Bayamo, J health wuthory allowed to remain outside eat necessity of pro* bonded houses over night, unless special permits ure proper oficer, A general agent 1s to be appointed by the Collector with such asstetance at he may require, to Mitand give directions how ‘the work ed in cases of disagreement, of insurgen a leave Santiago for Las Tunas, to assane ot the troops in tha granted by th + aid tell Maco the waa Cer a all-pex are rep th, and have +o con! dally to the Board of I to be reported for thy past five or wis weoms, aying the Dent in r Spinner in a Austrailia, says that birtven Years, PROM OUK EEPORTL hall be perior Captain-Gen- a arrived last might, Afire im it bu Hers of Pont ard of Health will soon enter unoo a ition of the swill-muk fraternity, nastiest of the swilleries Michael O'Hara, Norts Bal Muraue Cor oisede ' Harmonies Acudemy was crowded last night with a e the ninth dan two sety o: their in which they introduced the consider mere usual vigilan @ consequence of a of the Government rs in charge of the Havana end of the cable, ilonee of the eat sen made in th our public debe will b renowned Cladoehe trou t, between Neco! Is milk for Peter Hene New York; Jolin B, Ben The Richardson. Mer Furst sireet, between can-can d la Mabiile, ath, 20 cows i The Richardson-MePorland 0 PortaNne Matlers—such, for instance, as the mys- terlous whereabouts of Prexto, the eullapse of nish Bank, the dreadful repulses which the Spauicrds aro said to have suffere stern Department—bodes no good for the Span- ish cause, becausc the cable is entirely open to vernment, and said Government, being fully apprised that the above statements have been freely civeulated here wad in Europe, would probably have contradicted any false assertions, nith street, near rady, North Seventh 1 ds sent a special messenger lo Mr, Beecher Koppel, Req. of the Re- their power to m er WO Thuy Only Ky Unpardonable Violat Ty the Fdiior of The § of Reilroad Rules, was Henry Mow rator of Nassau the © Ko-Ko-R doshe trome, Hie provided every de & ianey dance by the Che rerresented roosters jage Cortiticate Bo Roard of Health y in whieh they At the meeting of th the Register Clerk reported that ited at his oftice with a pa the Academy Dox waa crowded, Jndeceney whica has alegraced too Wery pUUbbed tur Violwling Lie ean tree trom the any Cal ride ven While publie at tention is directed to the subject of a canal across the Isthinus of Darien, | 1 the fuet that M, Lvaey De Vevnr, a native of have discovered a perfeetly fen: work, which will re riled, and that a plicuut With a view of estab e the Hinde To the Baitor of the Sun ishing a elim to he amiss to re and the elergyinan whose Aunany, Jan, 2 Was wlgned there 1 the ccrtticate, with the simple endorsement rance, cliims to and war attended by niany tors aud Asscmbivmen, and oth ry ble route for the ire vo locks nor tunnels, and can be constructed in three years at an ex- pense of $70,000,000, ‘The route begins on the Atlantio sido at Puerto Escondido, whero vessels ‘oan anchor in a depth of from 17 to 44 fathoms, Thenge the proposed canal follows the valley of and, pasting eyoninit th @cvowd Ie 40 de J, anit woe tot HOU ru big aiid gible, Lo ati cleared of WESTOM BS COUNTY, red in full evening uerous guests with nd recetyed Nie mi rout deal of prota Toon Piatt thinus t who have dealt Fst thy impows: tha’ he was hot sna) Bid} tthe biogravhical with Washington +4 tenant of Mr for hose who pay 0 ve elevated: him 0 1, vain of Nis ke w (hooper, detraUEE ROUT een ailcied to tiote Fenty OOF Hh Miwk Celt Mais arinty