The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 15, 1870, Page 1

; ; NEW YORK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1870. ’ : 14 Thad Tr, TURE OR NEW VOT : sranien NEWS FROM CUBA. the mans Srhen they eanght me ‘by the throu and Teanga a LEGISLATURE OF NEW YORK phd Man eat mo.and took my pistol away and all my money, | The Great Forelancr Compared with the cmos Gon. Santa Anna Ordered Of the I tap arrested for Dhenilag ieee ted Leosabres Groat American Tragedt THE HONEST DEMOCRACY CUTTING Bat PoqinTY SEVENTH YEAR PRICE TWO CENTS, THE OLD WORLD'S NEWS. 7 nT a barkcoper, was benind the counter, about midway HANGING PLAYED OUT?) geri Raewancee tee mate en ¥ 8 OF THe ORDER, . SHALL THE CANADAS CONTINUE DB- crimes Lah DEPEND ON Reronten—Don't you remember shooting him? Last night, Mr, Fechter appeared for the first | “Oey swRENY'S SUPPLY TRAINS. PENDENCIES OF BRITAIN? lad DRUNKARDS' W mis? Cuamngns—No, I didn't shoot anybody. I got | time in the réle of Hamlet at Niblo’s Garden, and pt Li in th xem o_o the pistol to protect myself against robbers, much expectation gaped round its crowded walls, Havana, Feb, 14.—Meveral accomplices in the | sneeresting Debate in the House of Lorde= der ofa Prominent Man—Pall D (the Affalr-No Provocn fTer= ult—The Murderer PORTRN—W here did you get it? re HAMBERS—I bought it in Fulton street, New ‘or! 7 marder of Isaac Greenwaldth have been arrested. in be Repeated in | A schooner, with @ cargo of arms for the inear- Spite of Sweeny’: Preparing for an | gents, went ashore near Gibara during « gale from Avan the Line of the R the north, She was discovered and seized by the Atnaxr, Fob. 14.—The Assembly held « short | Spanish officers. Her crew escaped into the interior, Session this morning, and condescended to consider | At last accounts the troops were taking out the The feeling, which scemed to be one rather of ‘parrety | carfonity and. pleasurable anticipation, was for a enronren—tow came some of the Varrels | woment satisfied. As the parting of the front scene CnAmneRs—I fired off two barrels after I had | opened the court to view, Mr. Fechter was discov. DoURtt iti setol woe talon from Chambers, three | ered dressed ae a Dane, with @ profusion of that en the pistol was er ‘ol ya tn | . \- barrels were empty, and two londed, Te teenies ae "Very Ini Yee ‘bach of worthless bills in Committee of the Whole. | sclooner's cargo. AN RKAMINATION, 1 deena so peculiar 'as at once to seperate him to the | Only fifty members were present, ‘The otheraev- | Gen. Santa Anna arrived in Havana yestefay. do Eaton eles eee tye from any other Hamlet seen on out stage, and | Cnty had not suiciently recovered from the fatigue | Me came here from Puerto Plata with the intention a orning, and some pre! a Monck’s KR. for Demn: the Time of the Fenian a ity we enent tag Exnaperation of fie-Thrents of Lynching~The Brooklyn Militia Under Arma. yr, Dominicus S. Voorhics, the victim of the ivy night shooting affair tn Fogarty's ealoon, verof Carroll and Columbia streets, Brooklyn, Loxpox, Feb, 14.—In the House of Lords to« day the Earl of Carnarvon moved for copies of the oe with Canada and other colonies re lative to the recal! of troops. He desired that tt colonial question should have careful consideration, He favored a contederation of which Albion would British steamer on the 21 | be thocentre. He commended Canada for her com sensibl 4nad 6 Ne a vantage in wear- | Sttendant on the heavy legislation of the past week, | of taking passage in the aiglebel pear eteebbiged ltegieety barley § fr committed to Raymond F600 0 (OF C2 een ee eae aie cook which'It le more | tO patinan appearance, Members evince a atrong | inst, for Vera Cros, But the Ceptain-General bas | sistent conservatism, and deprecated the theory that pee ee an tae en, Dorr 8 tion on the 18th inst, Uitieult to associate with a dark complexion, ‘The | disposition to shirk the onerous labor of sitting In | ordered him to leave the Island *> the frst steamer | the Colonies should be allied but independent come Soe aa as Gould cpesenid We Crosed Hn, 8 FOGARTY'S SALOON dross was doubtless strictly correet,and his personnel | thelr chamber for two hours @ day, so long as no | that sails {rom “avana for any other than a Mexican ‘ Tin Oat ir eiaens et nowieigs MA Veoraes | a | F Property cornet ot Car, | is entirely in keoping with Hamlet's description of | Tullrond or other corrupt yovs, in which they are pa | port, being determined to allow no violation of in- | Lord Littleton called attention to the Drowm-iy of on taronghort Ot Oe een | z AL ot! re Hi ted, are On hand. ternational Inw, Santa Anna had @ personal inter- | New Zealand, and thought *1¢ colony was about to nee a8 an enterprising eltizen and pablic- | £ 6 a8 A Saloon ANG TGUOF Hore scr cca TdMVum, | himecii; butthoucs "1A perfect masier of pose, and | Cunlarily interested, are on hand. y u Lee pol dis large-hearted generosity and wide- s He had previously been in | sume business in that aa the vidoes ‘of his eas mauaret stetuceque, THE PREMIUM FOR Laziness. view with the Coptate Genes, Ly the Bune enter on a new and prosperous career. pintcd man 5 3 vicinity for eleven years, and has always kept » ff ded by lobbylets as the | frm in bis refusal to allow bim f° exieo, Lord Monck explained his reasons for asking for peed porulatity; bis inoffensive manners and g quiet, orderly place,” There never before has been | even bis presence was not so picturesque, nor did hi ‘This Legislature ts rega y Bo the ex-Presid iil eail immediately either for | iii na troope when he was Governor-Genera! of avis, sil conspired to render his death by violence | 4 any dieturbanes on remixes, nor any complaints | realize by any means to the same degree as Edwin | leytest body ever gathered in the Stato, Sergeant | Nassau or St, Tho agalnet im. elt hs Wuerplicable mystery, and evon yet there ts lack- aga ttl nderstanding of the animus of the gir, The morderer had never met his victim pre rogs to Sunday evening, At neither of the meet- ics that tok place, seemingly by aceident, that joing, was there any altercation or quarrel be: ween them, At the time of the shooting the iro were separated by nearly the length jy the saloon, and were not even convers lor tozether, What could have prompted the ful shot, io regard to which Chambers pleads a yrfeet unconsciousness, eam only be conjectured er 4 fall narration of ail the attendant circam- jwsres, To gather this the Stn reporters visited i locallty of the murder yesterday, conversed rth three different persons who were witnesses of toe affair, called at the residence of Mr, Voorhies, Met cron been Ae he alias beer ates nor Chambers | Booth the poetic ideal of Hamlet. Wis father's por- | ae-Arms Rhodes returned from Saratoga this alter. quainted with Mr. Voorhies, as is most everybody | trait hung from his neck, but the sorrow which | Seon, and reporwd that he had served fu Het Niclnity; but Chambers was a stranger to all | should rest beneath it, and which in Edwin Booth’s | Sedge Potter of the Supreme Court, and but Dufly. sotesh ean Dersonation was so pictorially expressed in the | the District Attorney and Depa,” beat pebanateser » With 7 ron very atronely against the prisoner from the mo- | {dened Inssitade of grief with which he poses | county, with © summons to prosm.! 0 for Convicts, —————__ A STATE PRISON LAWSIUT,) the Canadas, The battle of Sadoway had been fonght, andas the war in Burope was ended the Home Government could spare the men. The Fo- nians, who were supposed to be armed with breach. loaders, had just made a raid into Canada, The colonies were in # panic and clamored for protection, Under these circumstances he was led to call for re- inforcements from England. He then discussed the Aubject of the relations of the colonies to the mother Door Open oper, ‘and admitted generally the wisdom of colo nial self-protection, 6 ‘The Earl of Derby coneratulated Wart Granyil@ that the colonies were not to be left utterly defence loss, and that their relations with the Home Govern. ment were harmonious, Lord Lynedee asked that scrions consideration be given to the policy ot colonial independence, House adjourned, Door ment of the aunouncement of the murder, The very | bimself in the ohair placed at the foot of the | at the bar of the assembly on next Wednesan, vasa Bostow, Feb. 14.—Gideon Haynes, Warden of er pagaaniy ca br. yocrntes, and the fact that | throne to receive him, was notthere, The extertals | ing. there to receive thelr punishment for the arte.’ | the State Prison, bas been sued by HI. L. C. Dorsey several hundred auainces he gave employment to | were exquisitely portrayed, but there was not | of Mr. Ray. As this is me that anything ‘wtacket, the well-known benefactor of prison several hundred men at times, whom he alwa ‘ my 4 ‘s treated with the utinont liberality, tended graally to | that within which passeth show. Almost the first | Siattfested to know wat theactton of te tooue will | inenates tn #F!0U8 parte of thie Commonwealt hand aggravate the feeling agains: his murderer, It was, | few moments of action gave @ key to the whole of other States, Mr Dorsey's benefactions have taken Hidced, (binted that he would be taken from tie | the spirit which ran through the play CUTTING OFF MR, SWEENEY'S SUPPLIES, ome af aultry for providing prisoners hands Of the police and lyached, aud a large crowd the shape of gifts of ». followed to the station house; Bus ao actustaemon: | down to the minatest details, Hie first | bill will be Intoduced in both Houses to-morrow | on cortain days named by ma" With roast turkey din stration at rescuc was made, . his impatience s |, will deprive Mr. Pi nd, = to Doriog the aiternoca late exowds of mee who ester hc suteruion ered Bees sad (bb gala rly | his, Brother, Wea. i."Sweeney, Andrew J. Smith, | ners, On Christmas day, 1968, 90 Was nent to Mr. had formerly been employed by Mr. Voorhies as- | A0ring the exhor Lyte John J. Bradley, and er, vartion of & | Haynes for this parpose and the recelpr ;va# #cknowl- acmbied about the street corners ni is residence, | courtly and significant air with which, with aglance | little mint of ‘money. The dill enacts edged. ‘The donor took «notion to visit the Prison and when the fact of his death wns announced, the | at him, he replies to his mother's wish, “I shall | that! the Counsel to the Corporation shall 7 : utmost excitement prevatied. Threats of vengeance if in the House of Commons Mr. Otway, Under Seo rform exclusively all the duties imposed, and | on that day under an alias, and bearing « lotter Of | retary for the F . Yard {| against the murderer were heard on all aides, and | ' all my best obey you, madam," were most ktipowers ‘now conferred nee Andres a, Smith, taueteativa from himself. He u oy {he report that ne On (ed tinies Wad ofersa ee jut eubsequently interviewed the prisoner in his i | manyeven proposed that they should make kuat | effective pieces of stage —dusiness, but | who through the influence of Peter Bart Sweaay, | !7'T0° ‘gift had not been fuifitied, inner which | reopen Rexctiations for the sctticment of the Ale Iwi in the Raymond street jail, From all these tack upon the remove the prisoner therefrom, | the answers did not rise carclessly as they should | ™&2aced to lobby through the atures Taw | he intended was not given the men and the text | bamactaims, IJ> adced that, if renewed, the negotl Iearces of information we are enabled to lay before and bang Ly BA nearest lasep poet, The mes from the abstraction of a mind engaged within itself creatit ns Ew ree Oe cee Ss ncetincaeas i~] bei he Bad selected rm wot Rreeched from by the Washington instead o} ipe for work, 4 be pabile the following fall and connected narrative | f\- Position of Voorhies when shot, Fome one to lead ther, MNT WANES" Y tn meditation, ws if weary of such interruption | arrears of personal taxes.” ‘This scion of. the | he Warden tot Ue votes arate cece nana to | London. trom the aeen was received, tannouno the tragedy, and the eveuts that preceded and « Position ot Ki 4 1 to be disturbed, and which | Guelph dynasty 1s a cousin of Hughey ith, ing that arrangemet ind been made for ecientite . Position of Chambors when he fired, OPFICIAL ANTRRYERENCR—TUS MILITARY CNDeR | and unwilling ¥ Sween; 1d confidential body servant, The observations of the it of Venus in 1874. ott, ee eke Weneiots. F. Position of McCall, the barkeoper. ARMS, relapses again into its realms of thought, ofc of this neve a amie roome i it of Venus ia 1874. House . ’ Position iw feel becam his being lef al eter B. and James M. Sweeny have their fomcr, —e bt shout 69 o'clock on Sunday evening, while | Fossa ot Mot The fecling of these men @ known to the | The manner of bie jone uthonities, and after investigation was deemed to That Smith has reaped a rich vest from this beso serious that the folowing letier was sent to | Om the stage here, as, indeed, all the stage businces, there cin be but litte doubt. ‘Wasutwatow, Feb. 14.—The bill introduced by © to be :Editedin Prison. the proprietor of the saloon, was at gom } rfect knowledge of the legerdemal rer 15, Feb, 14.—The search for persons i ic hsAgmlly tm the apartmentaon the wecond | 4 AFhlle the partes were occunying the positions in. | General Dakin for, tmmedlte assatance Lert getenadicertgle ng p gens Ae over & quacter of Grauuben Ron oer Mr, Dawes (Mate) to-day. end, referred to the Com | plicated in alleged conspiracy, ts gonuthued by the ted, Ne8 ni You 7 eay Graces, J n Post ef Post Roads, rests are went. her a Rmiai tial Wer eeuiian cae are of the same name asa man I esteem very highly irizoner frorn Brags Gonsee Ja But clever bits of business cansot constitute Gad nobody out, bimesit can, tell wnat his ee banded fv “rt B, McClellan.” MeClollan repiied that he wanted a bottle of wine, At this time | was a Scotchman, Something followed in regard to tae asicon was closed. A door at the rear of the | Abiicoalities, when Chambers was beard to, multer: building, Opening om Carroll street, ied intoa ball, | and a Fenian.” The turned to look at him, which was used asthe family entrance, In this hall sling Wek tke Loner bsg’ sho . oy ‘uae % unter, irease leading to the apartments above, and | Povarty cried our * dodee'™ Just ae the pistol was tack of the statrease @ door lending tnto the back Gueparged., Obeying his own injunction. Fogarty Opposite this door dodged, and im doing so tripped and fell near the i icee, isa dread a stove, "The ball, However, Struck Voorhies in the oon foreheat ‘tover the ri L. le fe ind the FLANKING THE RXCISE LAW, e'unter. "Fogarty Jumped up and ran to the door to Tiras in (ue hall that Fogarty met the party on | calls policeman, tut changed his mind end turned ack, when he noticed that Voorhies was shot, ng the stalre, The party consisted of Mr. | Tait then it was supposed that he hed merci? Alderman Moore of the First Ward of | dropped to dodge the shot. Fogarty went up to ‘ty, Eiward Toohitl of Brooklyn, and a Mr, | him and tried to raise him ap, when the wonuded friend and companion of Alderman Moore. | Ehviuing® 02 ‘ort (0 speak, but failed to articulate equested to order tor (medial dred inen—properly officered, ippe With ball cartridge, to assemble at the State Arsen Portiand Avenue, ani there to You will please commuoicate with me as 800 @s Possible at we Cuanty Fall, I CATE Prosecu- ‘The bill will finé Mr. Smith about bis | additional commercial and postal facilitics in the | HON has been begun against La Marsellaiee tor pubs Performance was 4 pure | business and Richard O'Gorman will be empowered | Sort of New York, Marshal O, Roberts, Witlam @, | Tune Mise news. Henry ocliefort ine addressed rag Ld 4 Orden, Origon Vanderburg, John J, Biair, Dudley | moderate and respectful terms, the rleht to furnieh ness of picture even at that to Mr. Booth ‘THE SPECIAL SESSIONS GONR UP. 4 Jobn D, Sherwood, together with auch | *ticles to his own journal, the Mareeiiiai, without wanted entirely the glowing current of life This Is the sccond of Peters friends to be ousted sions, ta \taay beeomne esecelated with thoes, ee + hverpele | them to the examination of the keeper beneath, He glided on s patr of bighly pol- | by the Legislature, Justice Dowling was the first. | Pe 7 eee . blbiaaht 2 logan! ¢ latter without the Court of Special Sessions |s body politic in deed and in law by the isked French skates over the surface of | like Samaon without his hair, as lelploss as a child. | name of the New York Port Submerged Railroad THE THUGS OF HA the character, bot never broke through to | The bill abolishing this court is already engrossed, Sa se ches Relating te the Row the deep currents beneath. The celebrated dia. | 88d Will be passed to-morrow, or Wednesday at the Ry Be tnd) El fell SRHATOR COOAWED REMEuDEES Ons PLEDEE. way in or beneath the beds of the Bay of New York cent Murder of Americans. Intent. -tube, oF Covered logue delivered when left thus alone was perbaps mory, in Portland avenue, and one company w and of the Hutson river, from some point in New | The President transmitted to the House yesters Gubscquentiy statloned in’ the Jails, but ap to the most faultless delivered through the night. It} The session of the Senate this eveniog was dull | Jersey ovponite the city of New York to some point day the following correspondence relating to the early hour this morning no demonstration had been | was here, however, ® weakness impossible to speak | and oninteresting ; but fifteen Senators were in their | in the elty of New York, with one or more trunks i poms ing Lined imade by the mob beyond remaining on the adjacent | of without tendernese steping in, No one who loves | Seats. Had a quordm been present, Senator Creamer | therein to transport by rall or otherwise freight and | cent murder of Americans in the streets of Havana, Street corners, and uttering impotent threats against fail to sympathize with Fechter's gallant ef- | KOM4 have pressed the passage of the repeal of the | passengers with tho privilege of charging toll. They | The frat isa telegram from Consul-General Hall, ade the marderer, The Thineenth were etitl cause | art can fail to sympathin ‘# gallant ef- | Conspiracy law, whic turough his persevering and | are not, however, to interrupt the free navigation of | dressed to Secretary Fish, dated Ha re arms, and their armory was Driltiaatty lighted up, | fort to master a language to which be is an alien, Sreneces offorts, was ordered to a third reading last | the waters. The penalties ‘obstructing or injur- | 27esses added Cate vane, Feb. a Hamkt, His plece of mosaic acting, and not equal in exq NTHONY Bnoox.ry, THE LATRST—THE THIRTRENTH IN In_response to this, Gen. Dakin at once ordered the Thirteenth Regiment to hold themselves in rea- diness for work at © moment's notice, at their ar- ANA Tateu f the bi Svs a en of our statute book will not be such marine tannel, are @ fine not exceedi 1, 98 follows t (vanepired that Voorhies and Moore had been ems wvapensa, pater toleaven ssn ee hee FO” | amd with the remarkable sncoese whieh sitonded i. | SET iCsg by is eppecscive end casous law after | Siese or leteaoneent wet Weal Cone ter ase | nena ald. residing at New York, was killed zabareain for some property tn that vicin- | aner fring the fitat anot eto? transfixed to the nt In Henrt de Legardere in the “Duke's Motto," | to-morrow. more than one year, or both, besides paying’ the | Thomas K. Foster and Hugh Johnson, Amerieaua. tet cing to the former, and had adjourned to spot, eazing wildly about Uhe room, and gwinging A WILLIAMSBURGH CONSPIRACY, | where the dislogue Is quick and sharp, and which | 4. ¢. srewanr’s ririe To mepareaD pLarys, | Aupount of damage. Terely Tounded. yesterdey, Much exclioment provames teatle the tr Fo. | the smoking pistol loosely in his hand, The bar. fporen seed Feally might Just as effectively be playedasavan- | Juage Hilton, attorney for A. T. Stewart, arrived fest great activity tn discovoring tae perpetrator eather 1 keeper spoke to him, telling him to put the pistol | Stormy Meeting in Opposition to the Wid tomime, his pecaliarity of accent was not only | to-night on business, it is sald, connected with Mr, ‘The Steam E: of the C WALL. (adh Apt pa sup Agathe Me away. lo obered, mechanically, thrusting the fom of Fourth Street. pardonable, bot even interesting, But the | :Wewart's title to lis Hempstead property, Emineut The ‘velocipede compositor,” Mr. George Fob. 7, Secretary Fish telegraphed: Wir To thi Voorbee teplet ine tevehiog way, | Pease, sent word ‘forthe police,'eng\ alas bum, | , TH project to widen Fourth treet, Wiliam | Strong, aplondi, vigorous tonges of Shakespeare | iAwzera opine that Mr. Stewart bata live tothat | arensberg, of te Zima oflce, at on awager, yes | P°Talches teenlved. Rend Dr cable dtalle, ana 4 és moned a physician to attend the wounded m: burgh, and extend it to Greenpoint, was di yr terday, a “stick " of solld minton type in 14 minutes Signed) ovis, "Oh, Fogarty, T don't come to see you very often, | then, with ooiill, guarded. the door to prevent the | iene My mare tn | cannet deserved up te fritters. MrPvehter 1 on | | A larger concourse Of New York pelitisiass are tn f beh’ porte oe and you certuln!y won't send me away thirsty, Me- | escape of Chambers. The latter, however, made no tay is aire ae ‘i fort to escape, but continued to gaze’ vacant ids, 1 buy the wine before going into the saloon:e0 | Shout as if bewildered. ‘The Derkeeper thinkinn (> last evening by ® number of property owners in | this account wholly incapable of conveying the force | Albany to-night than at ony time this session, An | and 60 seconds! The feat was accomplished in pres. | Mr. Hall replied Fe Hamilton Hall. A. B. Dailey presided, Mr. Jobn | of Shakespeare's thought, eepectally in those pas- | /TPOFtMt political movement of some kind ts on | ence of a laree number of lls fellow craftsmen, sev- |g Grecnwnld, a Germa ‘SOL. gant were duletiy "walking. ne Linsky pres:nted « caretull , eral of med the “ veloce."” Whi 5 Wiast about nora tm citizen ng {nthe saloon.” Fogarty laughed PAu Him, asked him to drink. ie aint he would | the pening pratarcadlaigetoabngesyl peep table dhe diehard panegtanhet ansared Lag big boop aut sdacadlbehd en gotityahee? (ood wat ih \ ae fe a tear A this rather sophistical argument, and opened the | have a glass of ale, which was furnished bim, aud “Gre Na a foto burste of passion, Stil at times the delivery i# | tn the Senate Mr. Banks introduced @ bill | cme toaline ties marine acartge C60 eee C op aaee | Allretzeated when the man dren an door and admitted the party into the saloon, and the he drank Is off readily. Would cost $78 8 foot to widen the stre nue 6 ner A ed twenty | marked by many subtle and exquisite variations, In guihorizing Ife insurance companica to make | matter. the feat appears almost incredible. “Arens- hs " fect, THe was in favor of extension and repairing, | the scenes which follows with Marcellus and Horatio | distribution of surplus as they see fit, urg thinks he can do better than this even, and on tbampa.tie was produced. ‘The party stood at the biel peaphid but would go no further, Mr. Thor in one, two, three, f Bat t f two tar sn Aran’ it, there belng mo chairs ia the room, | ,Oficer Meteslf, ® ronndeman of the Forty-third | was In favor of both widening aad-extending.. Mr, | 884 the GAoet, the same Incapacity to enter into the | BUA, oF proportion tothe | wilt aitempt. io eet” four stick’ of solid’ miatons wt # oa Precinct, happened to be in that neighborhood at the con ‘ultimately «third bottle was opened | time of the shooting, and hearing the alarm entered ¢ respective orders of Alderman Moore and Mr, | the saloon. He was off duty that night and was not He entered ahout the t Thomas McDonald and Michael Fahey the proposed improvement in vigorous style. A in 4 ‘The distributions may be made in proportion to the | will aitempt to set four sticks of solid minion—or | Wi . The three men shot had on blue nounced | spirit of the character is evident. Though the ‘con. | sums of money contributed by the policy holders to | 1,640 cme—within the hour, “ xi whieh beg Cuban color must have ception 4s, considered purely of Itself, « refined and sh eurplus, including a just allowancs for in- me gave no ohence whetever. dtatasant coat cy * a Ave nO offence whatever, Rast is eee pe Chambers | the ball Contact sire oe ee nr every me well studied French one, Mr. Fechter does not seem | Company, be credited to the holder of the policy: to FEW CRPIOFCCRUCENEY PETES WIVEt: Fertig? Otiers fa he Drensh tek tee wt had Gaished drinking the ale, and at once took him | at time, and motions were put and carried without | to havecanght the Scandiuavian sense of commun: | accumulate for his benefit, or may be pald in w Onteans, Feb. 14.—In the prise Oght to- | atenier ot the Benlan Constr wit A SEY YORK ALOERWAN RATISFIED WiTH THREE | into custody, the prisoner odering bo. resistance. | ‘1 ard to porliamentary order. In the midst of cash or applied to the purchase of addi. | day between Carley and Gallagher, the latter was the | their statements when received’ Tho auth BOTTLES, He then demanded the weapon, wich Chambers re: | tne confusion. Mr, Patrick Melehan move J4- | 108 with the ghost world, nor does he show, on bear- | tina Insurance, or to reduce oF pry preminme, | Victor efter niveteen round p Protection, and offer a reward Of $1.00) for the F clock, Alderman Moore and his | {99¢! to surrender, and when he attempted to take | journment, and the crowd retired to the street to | !ne the Ghoat any of the awed sense of the supernat- | ‘The Company may also, by agrcement with the policy amen emnintas man who Bred the drat s vn V. M it by force the man resisted. McCail and Tootill | discuss the question whether it was carried or not. | ural that is an essential part of Hamlet character, | bolder, take a surrender, or cancel any dividend PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. (Signy fat, Coins t. Voornies and Mr, Toohill | came, to the oMfcer's assistance, but eo stubbornly | The Chairnian lett. with the crew f with them, and F and the lights | The stlusion of the Ghost was, however, perfect, and be or now is standing to the credit of the ty ©: tod them to | did Chambers resist that it took all the atrength o| were extinguishe: policy holder, or any additional insurance that ma} HES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES, ‘ FL A ‘apt. John J Ate ne Moore and Collins of, Voor. | {he three to divarm tim. He was then marched off rare erase y Mr. Fechter's attitude as he stens to. she | Rave been paichated with any rach dividend, Pott net rae, sourdae is about to resten as head of polls tale bies and Te erea the saloon with Fogarty, | frunt strecis, aud locked up for the night. The Kings © Pedy vane fon Ge | tale. 10f Boeron. Gata 98) (0: hese) te Ban cor} John J. Braden, the Prestdent of the ¥. M,C. a, | Ea-Secretary Seward \s in Matanzas, When onot er bottle of champagne was opened, BINDING UP THE WOUNDS, q he Kings County Democratic General Com- | wesqne pose, and the “rest, rest perturbed spirit tribution, may share in the same | Of S0Fing Ftreet Church, has a:rived home from Europe. | The cotton wills ta Lancashire are resuming UN UURDERUW S| SIRSTCADDRARAK 4 sate ihe da F ser, | mittee met Inst evening, and reglected James B. | as many of the shorter passages were spoken with a srtionably, Policies in favor of | , The Hon. Alexander HI. Stephens, intwriting to a | Work: f ; Dr. Ford responded to the call for medical assist: | Craig, Chatrmaia, Mr. Craig declined, whereupon | most touching efret, He does not tn the afer a women, f their children, of assigns, | friend in Waslgpeton, on the 9a tust., confirmed the re- arck is preparing a protest against the Papal ates afterwards, say 8 o'clock, Mr, | ance, but at once pronoy tia Oomeaies auinh Miter Rasa: | bat tne ranlae eae tes © may be furrendered to and purchased by the Com: | Port of his cominues ‘il! hesith, ° Ms, who resides at No,61 Carroll stree:, | however. dressed it tem) a } . sa rie ay ne bad | scenes, however, exhibit the relief from the long te- | Dany in the same manner as clher polic Quite recentiy, Miss A. De Vere, of Love Sones an naval station is to be established in the on accompanied by Cnumbers, who | the ciation houne, and thence to. hie resideace on | Becta Re the fomee Atos ted who. of course, | sion of the mind in the Interview with his father, or | In the Assembly, Mr. Bergen shoke In n't enthusladticatty. elector a saloon accompanied b: vers, n ior d thence to his dence on | accepted it on the Ju r. Craig offered a reso “apn ec eabat Fight-boor Law, and a resolution was d seneacd ver. which met a r to all present, Voorhies observed | President e Carroll Park, where the | lution requesting the Lezisia‘ure to pass a Uill pros | What may be termed the sudsidence of passion, or cone tase AS Bapettorensenr’ te Ma venients (he abo tat Senor Becerra, the Spanis gnied Dufly, and as they were t most affect! bestowed | viding for tae election of Park Commtssloners, | show the rising strazgle in his breast between @ | Condition of the savings banks, seg hide lbeiay gain Ys i proughou lingered in | which was referred, and ‘he meeting adjourned, hundred confitcting and thick-coming thonghte as to The L.ndon Times exults in Sceretary Robeson’ rnking the wine, he asked for an intro- sclousne with no posaibie M Een nar GEE OOS admission of the absolute worthlessness of the Amere fick, ‘Ponarty “presented. Daly, wad the ist. | euancte et tosovert, i tah Decale he Gadanhn cnet kak how he {8 to carry out bis father's injunctions, | Highwaymen Captured at Last by Metro- can vessels, Vactties shook hands, ‘Then. Dut | Nas.vers low, and at one time the report was cireu FRO vairhletedatedatnct fg bcley Hamlet won great in. thought, most weak tn politan Policemen, Dion Boucican't hat aued the Srturday Review fow shook hands, hen Duy | jated shat Grinnell’s new cartage system goes into ope action, ‘To Mr, Fechter action Is everything While} At about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, an Filling, Mm “an aeociate of blackiogs ead cham 1 lis friend Chambers, with whom HE WAS DRAD. tion to-day, The men employed under the former Rachel the bh aged peddier named Isaac Goldthwaite, while walk- latans, shook hands, saying at the | ‘This, however, proved premature. Thronghout | *28te™ were elven from the tat of February until | Rachel, as is way with most great orators and | {Foaling the Coney Island road, near Warde Hotel, . der the auspices of the Lopex was {n fuil retroat at latest dates from Rio c were jngt having a gliss of wine; | the day lis residence was bes vy anmogs ine | Row,to.anish up Deck work end make Ptadctlt | authors, raised an arm only to pointe pasion and | wax knocked down by two New York ruMans, who r f surice © PUNABE event Last | Janeiro. Troe Indian chiefs had offered thelr services e hay of wine; a aden + py anaious statements previous to be Lindsay, Se a) Ak A fa OR 4 A, Music, he Brazilians, (att ust” Glasses were provided for the era, includiug the rich a r, male and | the manager of the new b rising, the | let st languldly fall to express the depressing depths | Kicked him about the bead and fico, and robbed | The Supervisor, having once Increased the fees of King William opened the scesion of the N “ female, ail eolicitous to do something | atthe | procr king pre. | of sorrow, Fechter seems like a fantoccin! figure | PM, The scoundrels were parsued by Officers | the Coroners, and then reduced then), again increased ? ye! je North teweomers, and filled, Voorbies and Duffy bad en- | man who was #0 generally beloved. 8: stent | Cerationse fort arte obareling heut saltaeen Me ane vg Frederick and Murray. of the rospect Park Police, | them to $12.50 each case yesterday. ed | German Parliament yesterday with @ pack: sneecy ton Ate nna veraatits nig Gigi became tt appeals for permisai the | Baratic n operations. | without 4 moment's repose, He 8 fall of novel who captured and delivered them into the custody 4 fom the ie we + wi ainbers threw his on pees tonne OF oe, Somatnae ED aah teet | tore, Stork 4 i form! ‘ Big lice. ‘The prisoners, w ve thelr ‘nan n lary yoate i \ 2, for Melbourne, wae Lost on the Hrazilian coast, tie oor and vat the empty glass on the counter. | Seucrtoarcare the auict that keeeea nyt took tn | eartmen will \@ cmpioyed by the contractors under | tlon but novelty, and which no more itiastrate the | Police, Hyan bad John Hogun, were locked une) °* | Wil ropabiy present It ae disaraco to civilleation. | Cape'st. Woques Her crew were rasened a come ueae Me seemed perfectly sober, but was annoyed at | be done tor ham, But even this Was of no avail-and | te new régim. poctic spirit of w character hike Hamlet than do the ates Sagi callieislclad stare Lange was committed to await the action <<< 3 emed perfec uber, but was sano} SPs ‘ : ——$$——__—— nd Si Ne jempting to ~ 4 papas woret The conversation turned on Masonry, | at 43 ¢'clock be rasped hls last, dying in the thidst TAnutnad Das eiee Auabna (ka Ralioa: little curious corkscrew curls on the forehead of a The Newark Murder Trial, acktal! Mr. Shuster of SM and A Pearl atieet, New | SPARKS FROM TUE TELEGRAPI, | wie Doffy cinimed that he was @ Mason, Voor- | ther ee #88008 OT Tho patrolmen of the Fifth Ward Police are re. | !¥el¥ girl illustrate the beauty of ber person or the | In the case of Rosanna Rogers, indicted forthe | Yer the Sak ODT Gen, Ewellis in New Orlea hire « him to give the grip, and the two ‘Voonnres quired laa: lanterns, which show their superior | *piritua ity of her mind, vahter of her brother in-law, James Sheridan, onizva celina a. Ewell is in New Orleans. sg ‘ Se ; OMicers prveisely where they are on po (is dokuse with Zelendes ore denen) G0 apmcaana ark, N.d., the trial was closed yesterday af ARY, ‘The Senate expect to reach a vote on the Missi M of hands, and also cxchanzed some mys- | eyme to Brooklyn ubout eighteen years ago from | They object, saying that the. lonte von, ‘The jury bad not agreed whew Tuk SUN a sipi bill to-day, frious signa, At this Chambers, who had been | New Jersey, and commenced working ut his trade | thieves Where they are, Their remonstrances not | * Moat specially good, Feehter rather siniles at his | weut to press. The Rey. Dr. Matthieson, of St. Andrew's Chureh, | Dr. Geo. O. Dalton, of Woodburn, Mass. poisoned ' near them, turned away impatientiy, ro. | a* carpenter, He nth having been heeded by Cant: Petty, they fave their | tedious prosinest, and playfully waves bim a one se a SN Bs Montreal, died yesterday, aged 73, himself on Friday, i 4 ‘ , » f°" | lower part of which was then wilderness of | lanterns into the stove, and the Captain entered com ‘ yee CURIOSITIFS OF CRIME. Jobn J, Roe, the sentor partner of the of Toh wipag pet a ;. a ¥ Markine, "By G-d T don't understand vou two." | waste land and unproductiv He coutinued | paint against them before the Poltee Commis: fide tontead of Ike 80 many other Hamlets, ineuiting fa Phen Toe. & Con’ theheavient rork packite neue rene | aeetthostan Altermen have voted to abolish thee Voorties lanzhed and replied bu 1 to work for two or tree years, and then started sterday. Mr, Manierre voted for the dismissal of | (Haut ,trijtvem im the interview with Ophelia, - nis, died siiddenly yesterday of apoviexy,. Saeiies peline typi. bores twuzhe pl i but Ta a | to work fo of three yeark, and then started as | 5: ay. Mr. 3 ¥ sed. Se! OF | though Kechter adopts the tdew that his action is di: | Antonto Coen, the Chinaman who a few weeks is TOADAT OF BRODIE T, To-day United states Sonators are to be elected by Know-Nothing.” phe ee a9 sae ay P| indom- he officers whom the Captain accused, rected by his knowiedge that there are eaves: | ago stabbed Jas. Moore, @ youth of 12 years, was sent Thomas W, Moniton, of Lynn, Mase., after the Georgia Legisiature, ple energy au 0 7 —————_ droppe ening, prescry e ‘State Prison yesterday for three }ea . . . Mase,, a mys b Oa MORE BOTTLE TO MAKE CP, afew sears his work had grow. so rapidiy thet he Suibeed TO RemnnL eel Groppere listening, prrscrres, under the appercat | to State Friton jesterday for three years terions ateance, Sf ane Week: Trak Me ROMS OT: | The Woman Sadrage bill hos been defeated in the a * i Ns i eee at if . ye ft cords, the grace of manner of & At the funeral of Mrs. Woodward yesterday in the | on Saturday and died in the mms of the your Colarodo Territorial Legislature, D bserving the humor of his friend, ordered | wis able to commence tl rj eiganitc builaing en. The schooner Henry, Wilcox, loaded with | courtier. Indeed all the elegant comedy which | tev. Dr. McLeod's churel:, Detectives br aidTuliy | to whom he w leageued tobe maniegs 7oos woman Ma ae Tae ot ‘ thother bottle of wine and urged ali to drink. Voor. | fetprises whleb for years made him rank as one of nt while attempt. | Pelones to Harilet ts played with ja eharm- | arrested well known pickpocket uained James i 1 ‘paving swallowed cre the most enterprising builders in Brooklyn, and | bricks, from Haversiraw for News 4 man who promised to be the wealthiest, Norisk wa | in to beat through the draw of incionat!, died on Sum Llowed creosote, ties proposed a toast to the American Baal ing French polish, and he never loses for a | alias Big Mouthed Scotty, jacob Tiel, a soldier of the War of 1812, was foand having ne Cent rough the ( Beare ecenute the Wea? . ig Ae s ae 4 in bed in Philadelphia yesterday, He was at the | Three hundred seamen have been tranaferre@ fog itso iriutanecavee Baglaad’ aa; @ronns great for him. He would commence blocks of | Ford Bridae acrosa Newark Buy on Saturd Willen suonls belcog toe pritae’ Uc perinssanes | od aba areee he Deceetia ae anceare pirest Wor by the Brian: “Bie Hines ive barntag Of the | frou the Charlestown to the Drooklyn Navy Yard, Cons ad to bring Charabars 10 good ho | hoases on paper, and before they were Onished they n cols J Pi In | feone not on'y tobe seen ate matter of curionty | on charge ot making Incorrect. income veturns.othels 2 Owing to the anow storm, the train with Prinee jSaihathan ed ae « umor, WhO | were ould for. ‘In thie way he transformed South 8 few minutes, abe nt rd feet from the draw, ia the but in a higher point of view ns an effort trea fro | books wod papers were seized on tye 10th of fast July, Thomas Measell, Berchant of, Ne Arthur did not arrive in Ottawa until 7:30 last ovening, vanced and stool hice! band warmly, Dur- | Brooklyn froma desert of waste lots into thick lire she now lia, he was s good vessel veluca’ | the mind of an artist of the very highest French | ‘Thomas Sickles, the errand boy who went to Tied on Busday: axed ence A aafe in the house of J. 8. Clark, in New Orlean bes the conversation between them. Mr. Voorhues | populated section, with block on blocks of band. | white nue aon Ves She was 8 good veusel, velued | school. All the details sorme enitroly tne reseit of Philadelohie ou the oroceedsof « #20) check belonging ated How! was blown open and robbed of $20,000 on Sunday nights ! aan : some houses » Carroll street, Sack- | at ab 1000, : . ze | to vy, of 49 Maite . ; wari Am here he Kot that? Chambers replied | Brookiyn bear muguideent monuments of his enter. | Delinauent Bonthers Postmnsters Tinble. | M4" sooiunces ‘which, coutldeting Tn aint tees | Thos, ‘Thompson and encther thief entered dar, P. | 208 bd py te Rey ROUT: HA Bev inssee a8. 880 OOR PITS TOR: Mid nef gecenimetg 8 10 of thlevoe aad rophers.” | prise and the energy which was so characteristic of | Justice Miller, in the United States Supreme | permitted for preparation Fetiect eeeat creme eneihe | P. Gosslince jewellery: and clock store ars Scene: | BERK, ie Was Durled yesterday from the nine Toure proposes to, ask Congress to tacem ab ell-oll:nded, but Mr, Voorhies | him: He was regarded by the men who worked an. | Conf cestae question ua to whetner the | management, and the company were of wore thes | Be He exnuiluing @ clock, stole agold watch, | members of the New York Pleasure Chan. at ot duce the tari on bituminous con to 8) conts per tome velaed for having asked the question, | der him asa liberal aud punctually-paying employer. | principal and siretica on the official bond of one | usust ‘strength for @ star support, oF more 0, in pursued them, and Thomp: enman wi det, attended the funeral in a body. John Shepherd and James Mills, pedestrians, ens nehook hands, Chambers+oon atter | Since bis residence in Brooklyn, Mr, rhies was | Keeler, who hel! the position of Postmaster of ‘sia companion escaped. Joseph Wesley Harpe f the hers | {fed upon # walking match In Memphis yertetday for ». nd Duffy went out with him, the two | alwaysideut fied with the Democru‘le pry butnever | Salem, N’ C., before the war, were liable, delivered ean rs re “Yank,"\and Bernard Waters, | who founded the pumimnihg house of Mateos weer | 1,000 suntly Wishing all good might,” took apy particularly active part in politics antil 1366, | an opinion that the defence rehed uron by the de- ‘The Newest Kind ot py Men tnuivcummitued at ne Tombs | Tied gested at his renidence #9 Clark street Brook: | ‘The Ways and Means Committee have acreed te ARRIVAL OF WITNESSES. when he was elected a8 Supervisor from the Te: fendant, of that of compulsion and unre-istable force, Leonhardt Shwam, the murderer of Cornel of brea in the nautical in- lyn. Mr. Harper condgoted the literary cori amend the Tariff bill only by redacing itto the former (ler. balk Gitertates Awe? Ree namea | Ward His course in She Board ave so much sal was not sound, because such @ consideration was not | Stahl, ¢ dere himacit © the happiest man in New. | siraiicnl ane a eS Mantioel lanrantenet sor tue bones Halll Ris son satered (he bt Agures et re, two yo! iT that he was talked of wy ” "y J rk" berau e he m . jo L \. .. Jol Low b ch n tad Matthew ‘becrs epierod, Iilc- | MSvCe ged! tecamies a cansidate ie (he tirceetigg |" Dommusaved tn the bond.” ne second degrees» und Sully of only murder in } * Omeers Lyons, King, and Wood aw Wm, Miller, spring, wery The trial of John Lawrence for the murder of Joined the Voorhics purty, and by in- | of {67 which nominated Martin Kalbfei Bluce Wash, Goodrich, Hi was begun iu the Supreme Court te Sanaieasasces km im We won od bie brot! Henry Miller, Ban, OF My s ° = ee wor, Me., yesterday. Of wine, Svery stood by the | then he has mixed but littie in politics, although ai. A Chance for Greenbacks. Jeap from & wagon and enter 3 bidridge street 0 r r ¥ 8 ais u he bi f olities, altho . “4 7 . t an nd fon . ‘of OTLINGS AB oF Two men named Lawrence and Young were kil + though in the immediate vieluity of the | Ways tending bis heurty aid and support tothe Dea, | . The Coroner's jury returned a verdict yeste Wasninaror, Fobe da dete winter says | eteygkanihed tbe. wagon and fonnd 1:8 remnants of v Anour Tow at RU TAaRe named Lawrence tnd Yoane 9 rere kite party, end near enough to bear all that was | geratic purty. He leaves a wife and five children, | day in the case of Mr. Peyser, the Boston merchan', here | iy , im front of 401 Broadway, The thieves were ea by the caving of a bank yermatan Was vers ordivary and com: | He was about 45 yeurs of ago. About three months | Who was crushed by the care at the Twenty-sevenih | Rune me Court ty reyiioe Chases awit enable the op They had pretty fairakating yesterday moroing on | James Wilson, in the employ of J. W. Lay of Hare i pomewhat rambling in ye eliructer. | ago he tniled, nis liabilities betng over $15,000.” He ] street raliroad depot, on Feb % that be came to his | pubreme coud to reverse Chase's deciston on the | ITC NP oodatein, who were arrested | Me Fifth Avenue rink, ford, Conn, fell from a stagibg In Newington yesterday ares lived fnexctlleat style, His life was insured for | death from injuries sustained by being crushed bx f ned in’. burglary at the Anew Cotton Exchange was opened yesterday at | and was killed, 0 AMDERS RRTURNED AL 000. {woen ® car and the gate of the depot yard, The 16 Fulton avenue Brook: | the junction of Beaver an} Pearl streets, ‘The United States Supreme Court decided yeatore Buen be tee Rane te ea WILLIAM CHAMBERS, THR MURDERER, Jury censured the Harlem ‘oad Coinpany for aumitted through ther [Qnty 100 men are now emoloved on the new Post | day that a law chanking the place of trial after idee ' le back door the same as all the neglecting to warn Mr, Peyser of his danger, property: aud consent. | omice, The s.dewalk is nearly completed, ment is Dot ex poat facto, na the ony door open, Voorvics | Is a native of Ireland, buteome to this country when seb bocctasll OE Mansfield & F ed to surrender it, withough they had purchased It 1a the : ts were then starding by the rnd of the | quite you He is Unmarried, and bus no reiations Je Bondhold. he War Path, | cotton press regular Way of business, In the Segar-Gunzer contested election case the Buttalo Commercial Advertiser, \n response four teet from this door, Cham- | living im this vicluity, | He hae « sister tn Chicago English Erle Bondholders onthe War Path. | on saturday — Aldermen yesterday decided tn favor of . to the Hon. D. Benvelt's bel suit. aye chat ils pres them without #yloe anything, and | snd some friends in Mobile, He is 87 years of age, The agent employed by the Protective Commit two-story briek building $14 HOURS OF LEI The Grand Jury lias not presented the atench-pen | Pared to prov harged, ' tu the frontend of the saioon, Whether | svout five feet elght inches high; has thin, Mght | tee of the English Eri wk in eon. d by Maria O'Hogan aa milli Sr eonreard in which people are puuished for the @apardouable | | James McCarron, of 162 Prince street, Boston, om { k there by himself or nut, remem: Mt gray eye'which | junction with the Eat about to y woods store, was Durued.. Loss, $2,000 ‘The Clever Fellows’ Social Clb danced in Lyric | *tme of poverty, ‘y Per ey tatals ubcldoatalls Sunk cas kustea ois of ‘ Wwe barkeupor, though that person las itself gives him a wild, vacant look; wears « | begin « legal war against F sk Id, 18 Mr. | ‘The Hampshire Woollen Mulls of Messrs, Little & | Hall last eveuir Henry Bergh lectured in the Rev. 1. D. North. | im apistol sinyeat vio! tuat he did,” He then stepord back pall clump of light reddish’ gray whiskers on the | Burt, ment se ieltor of Lao He bas sailed | stanton, and the arvellies Metory of the Muiiington | Gen. M Mahon tectured on Paraguay, tothe | SUruchty to Aulmalnr sy ns cee Met evening, on | et powers and William W; F and was temporsrily in, a wOFE Of goatee, i dresses rather ike & | for th 1 States, aud bie arrival in thie elty is | Man uiacturing Company tn, Huntington, Masa. were | Cooper institate, Inst evening Hroslty 60 Aakasler | dea arNelile Powers ant lam Warner hav» boca | Pena ay, cae OuNE Ce: OC the roum ls hn at, ane ae |e . ide AB =| [GSREOnOn Pree The Eichenkranz MAnnergesangverein enjoyed a | qyird and hinih avenioe wale the Mettrmanian ween Of Apool Bik, the property of the Adaus Exe TUR Postion o: pansies ment, living alone over bis | George Frank Releaned from Ludlow St, Jail. LATEST LABOR NEWs. # Dal manque In Irving Hall last evening, of Death to abate the Fiske concrete pavement uul- Company, ; ITION OF THE PARTIES. ML ed Genes btu Woh Ges ant ek lense OR . The Mainzer ( rnevat Verein had a grand masked | sance. e of petition of Admiral Farragut nn r here to more fully and particnin snk, 4 aH - . a he Germania Aswe ome, last evening. allroad Company now transport datly oun ey forthe destrnction of Confed Cola bia street, having a widtti Raymond streect jail yesterday he found im ee eet ee ery eee oe an rset to | outdoor work to which thoy wre suijerred Peere* % | ono Association takes place tn Irving Hall this evening aL er ta, Cost Company's yards tn Wochaw~ Pee tr iaan in ratiit ble th {wiv ut twenty feet, and runs back ben bis cel with his head ted up | reloase him for an instant, ‘They have been very © representatives of the six divisions of the | ‘The Young Men's Asociation, of Jeraey City, have eee Ce eee Gy Ae Rare " the side tronting on Carroll | wi'h wuite clotiis, When spoken to he got upirom | [iny't um during his linprisonment, Laborers’ Union of this city, Inst night, resolved to their annual ball in aid of the Homan Catholic Orpuan | , Sereeant Thomas J. Folger, fearing that the rot. | Ofte currency ers inte tucroas the north side of the room, | tuebed and came to the door lained of burns | tleipate in body Wt the coming ‘celebratios of St Asylum on Weduerday evening, bror ished Ras qty ther old tele and mene tumble | Banking feciiit 4 greenbacks eaten stile frome, tbe exe | dlakinens, and. saneiag hie Ba WESTCHESTER COUNTY FEE DAY. “1 A bal masque is to be enjoyed in Brevoort Hall | Yuruvitie Police Station.» + Hole 804 Gone to the | eT mate of the fouror five feet inthe rear, | burt myselt here I have hi frequently STE. DOUNTY. fhe Plate Printers’ Union of this city Inst nicht } to-morrow evening. Itis to be under the supervision . % brig Nellie, of Aut ard on Dei rr stands ugainat a wide | REPONTER—What turuaf earn eer q the new constitution adgoted by thy Unione of | of Prot. MJ. Sause ‘Thos. N. Dale & Co. morehanta, at 52 Howard | Bri rr ie Ms Grorta, j cu) the sirect are two doubie AMBEBS—Fiighty turns and dizainess. colored} man, was found wit hington, Philadelphiaand New York. The Vert rhe 80 ary o ded # uarcled Just botor ' f into eller wineet. Midway along rrm—How did yon hurt yeurmels + aturday 1a & suud pit bear New n Goyeriment te offering inducements to. Tho somt-rnnual literary exercises of the Bt, Fran was married just bot Cuampxns—I was attacked by robbers. Rerouren—Wiien wus this AMBERS—A few mouths ogo; didn't you read about it in the papers? , . auotuer door leading into Carrol t ant upporite the end of the hg into the Ball, a8 already v only door that wus unfust rs to go to Peru, but the majority gin Sauter, Debating Bociety are announced iu the Col ‘The river was closed at Rhinebeck yestera otant the men Hall to-morrow evening, + On Investigation foot parengors crossed on the (co, Tame ni —— Greenwich Lodge, No. 40, 1. O. O. F., last evenin, " ( fe | warn ‘orm prevailed at all poluts oa —-> Mr. Nehemiah V Siog Sing M. E, Chureh, Sunday evening fe r aay. The loiter odge room, Brother Marshall acting ae N. G. Y erpettated Bo dou 0 e i P ihyriine,| Phe othr oor and the | & iterowten I ou t remember it, But way you A bold conspiracy on the part of Ove prisoners to Can pea ball in ald of Gletrensed Master Mason | Mir hasticers Shr?) PrrPeravee Bo Gaus fo enncy gested pera y an cai outa menianaunt | iy secured, bt is y a r e ¥ und ie auspices of C or 7 e' . NM Sount or riod ire ror ie toomabout | “Enammenaetaunpovevo, Featiaaye NP ENGtOR souaty Jail was alecovered | 12 SF fy atehet hie’ Meadeny of uitcss eights | » hauyun B.Saarard dled in 199, devising, property | dion fuecasetmtl be tiade ou Saturdays oes \ of the counter and the ‘OnTER.—How came you in Brooklyn “ Naedi, Ka 4 fre “old Po vangitae (Courter, were, two tere of | old friend of mine; but lately therg has been w cold- | ycoterday in elievae Hovpital, haviag been rui over | {one of besraud soup en aunney atareeee eee seeker, | Pete eal eacreal wal one Neautege ire Department, | eset, oe aie Ganrene ocr beth sy sy, explalning that a peouliar system of organization j nan on slelves, und tapped. Be: | mesa between us. I came over to make it up, On Saturday by a beventh avenud car in Broome street. | 10%? 05 Sit Ma tiN Oe RUREAY affornoou and evening, | ey Toon br ‘The United Staten atcamer Seminole, from Porte | fives nim its gontrof over ita mombers, but takes eoi'y keeps what is termed afamty | Rerontem—Did you go to Dufty's house? K. J. Armatrong, ear driver, was eld tn 8500 ball Arion iiss of otter persons fare catine cotics | ‘The Hon, 3. 0. Squier will read ¢ paper on the Key West, belag short of coal-pit neo | Blu responsible for thelr faithfulness, Seung by measure to be taken away, Cuamnens.—Yes. I went there frat and we had | yesterday to await tne result of the Coro! inquest ting 19 Newark to-worrow évening, has beea pub. | Geography and Ancicut Monuments of Pare hetero the ort yesterday. Wh Port-au-Prince, eelstant In_the Louistana Legislature terday, 9 resol! ‘ud of the euloon, between the counter | something to drink. We then walked alon nto the cause of thé th of Andrew pnd, a0 Iahed. ald Le American. Geographical ‘and Blauistical Society “ta e ra Will 1 of yellow fever. In Key | tion was introduced forbidding a Jowell, of tht ‘were two barrels of liquor, At the went into that saloon, I got mad fn Was rup over by @ Forty-second street car on Bunday, ‘The Newark Common Council have adopted a re. | Cooper Lostivute thls evening. J.J, Gibson and Bye men who | Commercial Bulletin, from entering the fiouse 9 ag n& Chambers stood by these barrels, ase Dufly would'nt talk to me but talked to th ‘The Cincinnatt express train on the Erle Railway, | solution instructing the Legislative Commicces to noo | ‘The Rey. Dr, Theodore Cuyler, the Rev, J Hyatt resentatives, ig este Mr. fewei ing Ut Yuta’, Accompanying diagram, "Voor: | other people, and ¥o L threw my wine away | which was due at Jetacy City at # p.m. yonerday, art | Sutin, dnaunecting he the Driggs Laud Imm. | Smith, and the Ke Rider, addressed a iouper: members of the Logislature, and his political eo Fogarty did and Mt we end of the | and went out Duty followed me out and | Fired two. hours behind time, provement bill nce meeting tn the: Dapust Church, Madiaou ay eoue Or0 the caaber Sieeee Vlintty directly at the end, and Toobill | we made up again, and I walked to his house with gollfenon os Dopoatts P| 4 is Yestorday efternoon, in Newark, ® German, who sbd‘eeat Th IFty-Dret sbrevt last evening, they ieee wea 1 The City Attorney of Chicago Wyo, Matthew Beery slood by the | Im, We had several drinks the then he | from the track and ts known only as, John, blew his brains out becating he | |W. Bro, Johu C. Helme, Master, will work the M. | geaut! Who hus's large fasaly ra Nis life | sagan Uke te tec anh may lelian Was standing by himself | went to bed and I started to go home, When 1 got | frarm “was also “much gistors, just Krrivea from y, would not Ry ree 1a Manitou @, No. 106, M8 feavil 40 that when the wreck fall they Sas company doing’ buslo Biddle of the room, though but 19 oF 15 | to that saloon I went in again and took s drink. | ks ‘car was throwa from (be trek, No lives | him wit mall eum of m y id bad beea eu ved Bad es " Hall, rh iY) evening, Feb. 6, lok more at the Folge Lite Ow Fequired to y two per coat, sud facing bin, MoCull, the | Walled was sending there two or three came | Nolives were forte wu alae Works, li 0 opens ot 1K Fr aul ‘aDew ‘oto the ally (reseury. _ eee eeeeeEeEeE SS ts”