The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 28, 1870, Page 1

—-. -, THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR. ‘CONNECTICUT'S DARLING GOV. JEWELL MEBTS GOV. ENGLISH IN BRIDGEPORT. are Renéy ppecchea-Gov. Jewe | FI }} Dampoolig Toa, q ondence of Toe bon, i Barsosroar, Peb, 96.—Gov. Jewell and staff, and Bx Gor, En Heh and tail, were hero sast fng at an exhibition drill of Company B, Kichth Rogimoat, C. N.G. The entertainment was given in Fravklin Hal, and the citizens of Bridgeport made a frand demonstration tn honor of thetr distinguish- ed guests, The rival candidates for the next Gov- ernorebip of this State were polished up so as to Jook very neat, They Were exceedingly polite, 100, to the lodies, althouth It was noticed that Gov, Eng Usb confined bis attentions entirely to thove ladies who worv no longer marriageable, ‘Tho bellos of Bridgeport were somewhat ont of temper at this, and fone of them went 40 far af to soy that if the glorious tine arrives before the next elecdon when women ean Walk ‘he streeta Io pantalettes, aud east their Tolws us neu do, ehe will Vote FoR Jewrit, « To Jadge from what 1 saw of the others present, most of the other votes wilt be cast for the rame mao. Althoush Gov, English thos neglected the fair oves, they made up for it by the attentions they received from the genial Gov, Jeweil. Gov. Jewell {8 pel of man, He is the most popelar of the two with the boys, and the most popular with the Jadios, He is @ bandsomer man than his rival, and More geulal, He ie @ jollier talker, and « better spenker. He can drink three times as much cham Pagne withont getthg drunk, and ie altogether a better man for Governor, Gov, English at first Promenaded with Mayor Hawley's dangliter,bat soon Jet the floor, and entered into a confab with a ruin dor of Democratic politicians, He lef the hall, Gov. Jowell remaining behing and captivating every - dodr's heart with his varicus ersees, One of the belles wala she thoozht him a deer, good fellow Before going, the two eandiWates for the next Gov. ernorsin made apeeches appropriate to the oces- ion. All Were curious to see * hose would be the nor, The two orators did their best to excel each other, Gow. Jewell had 10 epeak fret, and couse quently Lad the disadvantage, Gov. JEwaLL's araecu. Lapies axD GaxTuawen : I feel ny odor you have confersed 6 Us be Ya" go well know Profonnd'y the vit ¥ abil thar Compary Die omto. wea, ; Gerotiet wins Called. the. Bedicence a Kentiemen. sincerely for wis @: found extoedinne ym fut i Ang Ae @avres. 1 ha that noble aod 4, through th feed i ine erente ta wii Seevand tint offer Ing iroauo! which Noy Yeon hae his Doel. to that iand, Mnally, op whose ohn: ted peaks the everiasti Sows rest. lat nowaere, Fortemen, have T found beter drilled soldiers tha Jou, nowhore * ldlars of greater intelligence and Bier: Appeare ice. Your military diveinline is, wonderfull Bherevotivaabie. have said all whe {aay that ft 16 er My most heartrelt thanks are dne to the perpie of th s desuiiful and'rrosperous ety fur the Winthode tte hee solo kava hens—Wwith wil have recetved me % (Mapsarous appl A\l were enthasiaatic over Gov. Jewell's speech. Bi ts ais Wo ave GAINED TUM SEVERAL VOTES, bh was then culled upon to speak Admirers present gat ear nicn, med qnite overcome by the beauly Of Gor. Jeweli's Layee Bot he had the advantage ot iaring ‘card it before he began lus own. fle Oke W this effect : Go¥. EXCLISN's SPEECH. AND GeNTLaMEN : The honor (hat I have re Fevenia.. 1) being lavited by a battaliva, And prosoerony Commmonwea th has so W.ll aeCompany B, ihth Regiment, * prevent at ite extioation dill, isielt by Bysel! mort profounaly. “This entertupiwent. Bea. mers weet adcere tanks justrious mou Lind whien fe go ees diplomati«t of our nee your fees waenvees, Of ticecdiveiy "yreat 12 rwe ot arope 8h From ouwiove iuauiuin yeaks the everlasting snites 60 the throat of wiieh Natoleon Lis heo" ana that other Iaid etn a to thar elty, ¥. which soldiers & C4 Ad Aber ap ven Folly apex Kindoese—the remarkably kindness—with €2p.0 Of this prosperous wod beautiful City ved me this evening, wy heartelt thanks are eat applause.) Thin»; cveh of Gov, English's is taid to have REGAINED HIM THR YorEs, ch he hadlont, But be had evidently not Onisned for Le Vegan again, and spoke as follows 1 1OF a word co.cer vu, aller Whom yu youre mpany. The record cf none of her yon eountry hed ap with creater pride thea Chabot te), O Gen. Sod. wick! Tn morial maine! ber Keele, wont cuca, E feel mewared iat Af Wl de'eaie [Wild By planse) bie to Ev eliel's epesch i# aaid not alo: fobuve recovered him bis lort ground, but to oave GAINED TUM SEVERAL OF JeHWELL'S vores, He wos 90 unfortunate, however, as to continue tet ie strain: It ts trie, gentlemen se Tenid pefore, that from. the Snowy perks oF Switzerla d ty the bay ct Po MCD CHY, BO rOlib Fe va. be compar vou in tut Lee OF military der Severthicle-s, teNcw Havin, thas bea civ, w bata Tha ewied {ue Barteld Guards of who who wet beat? Mol, gen cuen, ihe fae: s Litiuc—selle d thick Mioy lew Very lb e uetter wlan You Dead sierce f lowed the. Pororation ks sald 10 have Lost miu Tre vores Of nourly all who were present, He Tals unorresave Toft the piace Sith his a'af a few minu e» ister; but Gov. Jewel Pomained in jm vesion of tie fe ow Bt Bughu's blunder: several apy were by centioneu ut Bridgeport, dewe! ii Tre Hon W.Q Bishon, a thorouch diet.in-the UF marked that he would lide to be imvel. #0 that he might be abie to English und one ior Jewell, Te the whole hog "ut ones, bat is {0 vote Jowell eure eons, ‘That last remare rE Vit. Al erman Wheeler, another raw ed woerst, said he wouldn't mo ihe re ection. o} All the lndiew aatd 90. too. veils the young la tea, ‘Tue litre girls Lood Han, and the very iidie view taoug rt such a pice'man, AD the sigits ol Bildzeport sown bin, Everybody who could vet four ue kK honds with Lim, He left the town bey of PT Burwom., Me is welug Wo ber ed, sure euoug THE BaNgver, tate were prevent at the fl tales de 0 fe bang everoboly, Al: eur bin, Every bouy t glee prevai ed tint a ‘ *brep sed. That threwa adulr, No response was wade, y* of conversa tin Was in err upted. Ow t seem jpepu arin iid ort, The ites were very retiecnt on the Culan que 4 hot a Worl aveg: the course ut tie nha Pecurd to it Waat tl * ee could nob be ascertainel. ‘Ih remember towhl db © B11 60 vole for Jewell, ~ ———___ The Kivo Po ute trouve of Kavuery Unter New Manuvemeut, vB. Hall day, who for ten years * bee counectet with ih> Mouse, seatordey ave of tLe cblbtien a ules Who have i Mineire. At ihe aiterucon vers ray, Mr. Halli lay's rem tke applied yo the euiluren, ‘the institu'ion te tne 'o be unuer the care of Mr. ond Mrs. tle occasion, A oe - he Seremy Ditdl eft © Gold Cor apiracy ont Useton, Feb, 27.—The House Banking turday continued their coustuera- tun the goid panic, and will. ro. y. Tis noe yet certain that the * Will Make another revert, for on the main Hon of the Pomeitin | Demoey Con ty Commistes wre united, "Butterfield und rete \Wie'cied 1 ure, Gou'd wis the brain-, Dears (1! the Jereiny Didcier of the a@air, and the ‘Pirie rap Up £od beyoud 45, bring ever, Hiowd aud ¥ ¢ thas in. ‘dy inthe end, wore sericusly than —— AFLC8 Agulunt a mckool Teacher. i Cove School Coumitiee are having with several of their teuchers, who we pate betent. Recently several aitempts one @t cust Mr, Neisi, one of the teuch- / CompLAPUs ageing him are thut he chews Detricg (U4 sPite in Whe register, and that alitiough yi Uyhls Ken's be Tae nit the education o ° being Ue ‘elildren up to the de. Uy tue regulation , eid ‘lous Chi Thea frouiie Bil to New Ra Croton Station on Biles north Point or we the Hudson, thirty-five the City Hall, ts to be the stirting Bronat n Lerniinus Of &® new railroad, thence Canal 8 series levs to Lake Mahopac und Doint, Brewster's SLition, enpnecting at the lat. Wo Hon, Yt She Boston, Hartford aud krle Railroad 4 Tt will also counect with the New York, Jaton HA WaBy Mallroud, and the New York Discovery Deweene a luvestiention=Holdew Whittemor:'# Cheeks Correspondence of The Sun. Wasnixotox, Feb. 26.—The Whittemore par- oxy ism of virtuous indignation bas possed away, and that Injured patriot goes back to South Carolina to wok a re-election to this Congress from which he hus Just been virtually expelled, His artful dodge of senaing In @ resignation to avoid the formal net of expulsion does not in the least change the real fuets, a8 all the pretences set opin his behalf to ex tenuate the erime of which be was guilty, are only so many fabterfuges contrived after the exposure to avoid punishment, Every eriminal would escape Justice. If be was allowed to plead bis alleged mo- tives in excuse for the wrong done, and the effron- tery of the defence set un by Whittemore, and ad- vised by Ben, Butler, s qnite worthy of both client and counsel, The written affidavit of Whittemore which was read to the Hows clsiming more time and opportunity, was flatly contradicted as untra jn many essentials by Gen. Logan, Chairman of the Committes, and from the audacity of that proceed: ing. it i* easy to oppose that conscientious scruples did not eabarrass Lim, whon personal interest was to be promoted. ‘There are several reapectable colored people hero from the district recently represented by this car- Pet-bacver, who represent his dealings with them as quite in keeping with the sharp practice in selling the cadetsbips, He made those simple people be. lieve that anless a marrince was ¢elobrated by him {t wou'd not bo valid, and in order to make it more #0 a fee of $1.50 was demanded, And he was liberal enough to untie the knot for the enme price, Etlll, thigrunt as this ease was, there are many oth- ers mach more outrageous ant venal, if the House wonld undertake a serious and thorongh invesiiga- tion into the conduct of tte members, in receiv ir money for legislation and for procuring anpoint- ments, in selling beoks voted to tleir constituents, and io various onworthy doslings. aime The Peddlers of Went Point Caverahiva. Wasninctos, Feb, 27.—The House Military Committee cave Holten, of New York city, a third examination on Golloday's case, but did not remain long in session. Hoiden put in another appeal bill Yesterday to go home to look alter his business, but the Committee retusod, as they do not consi ter his sworn tetivony creiivie, They did pot beileve thet he came bere in the ‘morning. asked fer the Dace to a stranger, cot it, left on the next train, and Hever bad any eonverration with Mr, Gvlladsy ‘until tds exan ination was heean: eese, ot North Carolina, » wi ince the beginning of the Deweese, i turned the money received tor the nomination, with the statement that he bad learned that it was’ not rine for tim to vec; t It, but the Committee co uot think that tis excuipates' him, Te there wo To the Editor of The sun. Sim: Now that the scapegoat Whittemore has deen daly sont into the wilderness, besring the eins Of the reat into oblivion, 1b may be well to inquire by what moans and for what cenuine reasons the many ebanges In civil office since Grant's inauzuration have been broncht about. We know that numbers of postmasters, for instance, were torcibly displaced defore half their term bad expired, und sometimes under circumstances of the most flagrant treachery and bad faith on the part of the honorable (?) gentle men whose infinence did it, and notwithstanding » rer ect Repablican record on the part of the victims, that it wor beesuse Johnson appointed them, trou she pretext cvald scarcely be the canse, tor Grant's was in that category, and yet was dota retain. anpointed, T think, 4 most aneten| Let t ¢ c'ne be followed up, and let us know whether certainly bas been men ioned in this n) oF the lope of inereased politi al in ce aud future Political preferment, hus operates he then cast aside every cousileraiion uf hour. sucrifice even persunal (rieaiishio, As to the sale of sadetships, a person told me a ind flshilike «melt ck aco tl Vizh ofeta’ in the Navy Devart nt, In insWer toa letter neking for intirmatter to the modus operant, Hat his candidate could he Lit the trie all thinish two or thr 1 do'lars, Le Metals of thie De burtunent be called on for Ligue. Who Int From the Dem crathe New York Atlas. Tis constituents would like to be informed why a New York cily member of Congress nominated Young man Irom Ohio tos cadethin at Wert Point Is it possit in his large unt populous distriet No ferson Possessed oF the requisite quaificuuons Could be 1ound who desired tie uppointinent ¥ TUE GEOLGLA MUDDLE. Elect ng « Senntor one Term Ahond—Fe Blodget Su red to stay at Hone Recown toy ofthe last Leg alatures Wasmactox, Feb. The Senate Judiciary Committee hours on Ssturday u pecially upon the question of sll be entitled to serts. There Wo9 considerable hostility to Poster B odget as Sena. tor tor the six year term, beginning in Murch pext It apreared, however, that tris Legislature bad no Ushority under tio act of Congress which regulates Pent seve jeorgia matters, wnt he election of United Stites Senators to elect » Senstor for the term to which Blodgett is chosen snd that next winter is the time to elect a Senator for thatterm, On an examinat the vote by whieh Hill Miller were ¢ Was found tuat when Whe votes of thone disquiifled to vote were thrown ont, Hill, Repubitcan, was short one of an tle Iw trouble and Miller, Dem erat, hid one to spare ured that the only cei way ont of the Orerudinte entirely the fiat Lezisia. ture, and to recugnize the last one and tie Senators osen by then. ‘This brought up suine oF the eon nervotive lawyers, and debate ran digh until trey Hjourned to take time lor u fresh start next Tues day The Suicide ofa New Vu New Haven steambo New Haver, Feb. $5.—The stateroom master of te steamer Grunite diate tound a man de statercoa No. Q. ‘Tue man stepped on boar boat just os *he Was rew:y tu leave and aj stuieruom, giVing bis nuine as Wheoler, seen amin Untii he wus four ¢ He hat tken otf Engiish Weckin h his panta. loons on, On the se! was a gliss in wile a walle Do Woer sa! heen mixe! ant turned out, leavin iderabie sticking ty the sides Vreveis litte de that the mun p el Miveelf, He bod $6.7: Kelis, Le bus been reco nigel as Que Cue, New Yurk, on Board a vercoat and — Th: Bight ovr the Property of» Clarke, Mrs, Mary Ann Dow Clurke died on the 93d af May, 1969, afer an Ulness ot only twenty fuurhours:' Sno dil nut dispose of ber prop. (rij a8 wine of her recatives thoucht we duck te have one; ce her sister, Mrs. tiker, u thet polson had been admin: anded an exhumal of the body Aller 40 eXawinution, « batu ¥, by Corover ¥ynp und w jury, it was decide! th't no evidence hod Leen produesi! to alow that Mrs. C arke dio wf poben The teat Uporty muy, therefure, 1 coutinued ia the civil courts, pace che Brooklyn's Embryo At aoout 11 o'clock on Saturday night, as Georze Wachter, cler., wus closing t ¢ grovery at Fulton avenue «bd Downing stroet, Brovklyn, he Wis atlacced by a gang of rowidles, ene of whom struck tin severe) violent biows “wiki @ stone, Wille the others ttoned Lim. Wacater's orles tor seeistanee attracted \ie attention of Oflicer Sweeney, W 0 Lastened to tie place, ‘she rougws, after blow: he wilssiles npon the officer ulso, tled town enue. Sweeney, however, pursued and cap: tured one of them, who gave his name as Owen Gillespie, He was’ locked uy in the Gatos avenue police station, Wachter was severely figured Anu Dow rele of the Sea, The charges uf brutality against Capt, Peabod and his th mates, Bray, Noon, oni MeD Nil, 01 the ship Neptune, during & recent. voyage from Livervool to tis port, were Investigated belore Commissioner Bhivids yesterday. It. w 1 hit the Cuptain and his mates beac the day alter day with celvying pins, struck tuem with their Bais, aud Kicked them with’ their heavy booty, and that'on one eecasion Nolan put a rove wrouud Wile liom Carter's neck and choked him, ———— Redacing Awer can awe, Mr. Henry C, Bowen had leng internews on Saturday wiih the Senate Postal Committee and with the Postmaste:-General, upon whom he urzed the abolition of tbe tranking privilege, the reduction of loiter postage to two cents, and ultimately te one cont; the postage of newspapers not over four ounces to be one cont, and the reduction of Ko pirculars to toe same figure, und the free delivery lotiors and papers in large cities as at proseak, WA 'WYA "i LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS. DASHES WERE AND THERE BY TUB SUN'S REPORTERS, ——— Mr, Scword's Visit iw Weed—At- ‘alled apon Mr. Seward Yesterday—Th Reception the Governor's Room, Last evening, after Mr. Seward bad dined, honored Mr. Thurlow Weed with a visit, and re- jained With him for some tim Yesterday mornin; Mr. Seward attended divine servico with bie son, Frederick 1. Bewerd, in Trinity Charch, In the alternoom General Harvey catled on bim with a small d remained with him during the evening. General Eckhart, Clarence Seward, the Hon. J. 0, W)ttney, the Bishp of Lsitp, R Shell, Mr. and Mise Weed aid otters called on’ Mr. Seward during the cay, On Tharsday neat the statesman will prob- recelve the public in the Governor's Room, Mies Parkman, who bas traveled with Mr. beward from Mexico, his gone to Albany. pesdhastestrten rthquake—Change in eon wear Murderers’ Block. At Gve minutes of nine o'clock last evening, the SUN bollding was violently shaken ns if by an earthqnake, While the printers, prossmem, report- ers, ant editors were momentarily expecting the dull ine to fall, the door of the editorial rooms was opened, and in walked the Hon. John A. P, Fisk, President of the Fat Meu's Arsociation, His thee Tesembled @ full moon, and the back of his cons looked like ® map of Missouri. ANer breaking all the cbairs in the rooms in ® vain effort to find » feat, the Hon. Mr. Fisk eat down pon a wincow- 1,” The earthqnoke shocks immediately cenced, 1d the printers, presemen, roporters, and editors nt to work arain. Mr. Fisk ald that he merely called to let Tae Sux people know thet he had Fained three pounds eight ocnces and a half since the Inet Put Men's ball, Maving this, be ianehed iim moderately, and the eartl quake resumed operation ickly knoe ine two galleys of ediiorials into pl Her sore good-natured observations, Mr Fis waddied down entra. Wo are glad to hear that M T J. Coe bas sold Hs bar, on Broadway, near Mar: ‘are sorry to learn that he ron ponnds in weight sinee ‘he ball ion, in ‘on the evening of derers’ Block, thoneh wi ae Joat som Justice Matres's Dis wom Tho New Jersey lawyers are looking ahead for tome fun in Justice Dwyer's Court in Guttenders. Jostice Matrox, of Hudson City, has sued bis wasly- erwomaa for sundry suis, amounting to $30, for Fetting @ fosition for her som as lamplighter, and for piving map nnd other Items. Wre, Clark hos covered four foolseap pares with sm answer, 11 Yninh she claims pay tor washing Aity four dozen teres, for mending the Justice's strekines, drm rts, and otver wearing svnare!, Incladtine the making ao ef his bed, for which she charred @1 a day. She has demoniled, nnd bas been allowed, trlal before a jury of twe'te mon, eicthiananas Hortwtete Wit 's Rrovhers. Pred. Hartwig was taken before Recorder Alirideo, of Hodson City, on Seturday, to answor a charre of re’veine to enpnort Iie wife. Tue follow. ine colloqny therenpon took pice ade, must T support mine vive" “Why, certeiniy,”* “Veli T say 60 ton. Now. Shndee, mast I enp. ort mine vi father and mother, and every tam dirty loafer of rot! er what comes alone ? “Decidedly net, You are not ealled upon to do enrthing the kint.* Fred, teeing that the entire family were about to be fol-te! opon him, turned them all out and locked tis door, ond dis wi'e be way of fri went with ber frien and then breog! js charee geainst him. Pred, was discharged, and left choer- ful and happy, —a The Game of the Jor-ey City Politictann, The Ring's proposal to divide tho Seventh Ward of Jersey City, to retain the balance of power in Jersey City, is to be vigorously pushed br ¢! Ring operators this week. The cities of Derzen and Ilodson anited bave sixteen Aldermen; Jorey to with bis Wa City Das fonrteen, This does not sult them. To ruin two Aldermen is the eane of the Rine; bat nn interesting Azht may he expectet, Ex-Aldermin Connelly wants the warldvided iat snl weet to at bin In the ward with Eugen, the present Ald an. whom lethinks hee heat, whie Rear ie faring to divide the wart north and aanth, to clive Conne iva coance to he whinpel by Alderman Gir Tresent Allerman. whois very ponniar, and weil known to be opposed to the thefts of & ing. Young Soin Jeroloman's Debat, The Y. M. P.M. T. A. B. Socicty, Ne A very enthusiastic meeting tn Cod erative Hall, Bowery, Instevening. ‘The Hon, Frank Duty pre sided, The address of the evenine was delive py Jobn Jerotomin, Bq. of No $5 Wall «treet, M 9, held Dofly «perks in the’ most glowing terms o! vonns Jobn's manly Penuty, aries, and eloquence, He tout John enaree’ the lend 0° In-emperance in rivht enilant style, and brought a host of drunken sinners 10 the stool of repentance, enor A Nice Little Job ‘operiy Owners Awake, The Board of Aldermen hare resolved to pave First avenne, from Hndson atreet to Thivty ninth street, with Robbin's Excelsior paveinent, the not to excee! $5.60 per eqnare yarl, This is an enormons price, and the property owners of Fir: avenue ore almost fri-hteret's death, ‘They or pese fo firht the matter i: it tnkes al! anmmer Minter beetles. For that pnepose they will hal! a meetine to-day 9¢ § o'clock P.M, at 84 Firat aves hue, corner of Fith street, pec Sonthern Rtudeuts at Bellevae, The eighth annual commencement of the Bellevue Medical Colleze tonk place on Saturday evening at the Academy of Masie, The house was crowded wit) the friends and well-wishers of tne class. Amon tho class woreta Jarre nrmber of Southern students, Noarly ali of the Sou'hors States were well renresente!, Many arqmtte | tern “ “ith great credit, Any S'nte sbonid he proud ot reoresentatives as Hobby, Srencer ant Mt New York, Tne'corand Vandervere of Alu. \ a, and Owon and Weilice of Keutucky, Tho Payment of Ponionn The Government begins iis semi-annual pay- rent to pensioners on the 4th of March neat Foiuda paving boen perpetrated by pensloners * seoring that ther lad not married, each wilow, or mother, of m deceased sotdier, with or without minor ehildren, must haem to witnosses to #8 ear thit the pensioner remaiis be stlow of the ue cornod soldier, ant has not married aluce the dute of ber pension certid: Sac Trmmany Polliiciave Coptaret, The Fifth and Tenth Ward detectives have or- rested George A} lina John Martin, rank Mo. Nomara, alias Frank Redrond, Georeio Whitr ey, sins Mattie Movore, and Elisa Bilis a bev eh wor Font, ‘They were out on ball tonwult sriil for burelary committed on the premives of Guiterman & Bro, and Th bt Oo ot 63 Leonvrd «treet, in October Inst, The men rot away with $5,000 in bunk votes, They have been ‘icted twice be ore, es The Unwise Ma» d bis Money Aca At the Tombs yesterday, Michael and Murga- ret Coos, tushand and wife, who keep a boarding house at 189 Cedor etreet, were necnsed by Robert B Thomas, of 9 Pront street, Trenton, N. J., of robbing bin of $100, The an-ophistica ° man bad » Cook a roll of bank note: count, and when the latter ha ded then back, Jerse: re- turved them to his pocket without examining them, He subsequentiy misse! $100. ‘The orixoners were remanded jor trial in defiuit of $1,000 bail each, ‘The Wonderful Arensbere, £ On Saturday afternoon Mr, George Arensberg, the ewiftest of the art preservative, composed 1,800 ems of Taz Su thin minion in 69 minutes and 9 seconds urronnded by & comp in-room full of excited and bettine typos, a cireamstance which might have disturbed « person not conscious of his power, Mr. Acton Again a ublio hervant, The Hon, Thomas C, Acton took the oath of office before Judge Woodrnff on Saturday, as Su; o1- Intendent of the Assay’ Office. The oaih was the famous iron clad, Mr, Acton will outer upou Lis duties today, Harliogamoe's Death, on, Fob 26,—Minister Curtin will take charge of the remains of Mr, Burlingame, in connec: Hon wita the members of the Chlvese Kmbasay, The body will lie tn state ut the American Legation, tnd be sent to Amorica in charge of representatives of both China apd the United States, Mr, Bur- Hingame caught a beevy cold, which culminaed ine congestive cbill, resu.ting te Masonic Ubit-ohat, The members of the Trae Craftemon , No, eee: TRL a NEW YORK, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1870, MISSISSIPPI'S ‘SENATORSUIPS, Another Opportunity fer Dae bury, Mtockton, Wasmixoton, Feb. 27.—The credentials of Sen. stor Ames wore informally discussed by the Renate Judiciary Committe on Saturday, and it wae uscor- tained that he never voted anywhere, having gone into West Point # minor, his parents residing in Minnesota, and that before his election he an- nounced his intention of adopting Mississinn! as his future home, Hoe would then have resizned IMs com mission in the army, bat at the reanest of the Presi. ident and some of bis friends tm Miastasipnt be re. tained it, the more snecessfally to bring the Stat right end foremost into ber Federal relations. point iat he signed bis own credentials is not Considered fatal, as there smo doubt of his riybt to shen, ae his signature was rocognized by the enate when js was adinitted. The Committee expcet to report on his case by she middie of the week. Of his admission there is no doubs, ah A nlente AWAY WITH THE BLOSsoms, caanallipeon, The Sofferson Club—Richard B. Connolly, Sherif@ O'Brien, Charters Fe Loew, and Matthew T. Bronnaa J ° The Jefferson Club, Senator Genet, Presidont; Flop, Laase Edwards and the Hon, Jacod M. Long, Vice-President; Jadge McQuade, Treasurer; and Hon. John MeKoan, Secretary ; the rival of the Blos- fom Club, ab its meeting last week clected Shortt James O'Brien, Comptrolier Richard B, Connolly and County Clerk Charles &. Loow honorary memlers of the club, Appileations were also received from twenty-five or thirty new active membors, among whom wore the Hon, Matthew T. Brennan, Edward Jones, County Printer, Cuarles Piace, Sheppard F. Knapp, Wm. C, Rogers, Thomas McSpeton and a Be ber of ciber polluclans, all of Whom ere “actit ine.” ‘The Committes reporter that they had leased the late palatial residence of J. Trumbull Smith, corner ner of Third avenne and Nivetioth street, and that they were filing It wiih the very finest and. most elabora'e furniture, iveladine Brussels, velvet, and tanestry carpets, frutewile, lele-d-(élea,maguiicen. ma Logany and rosewood sideboarda, planos, &c., &e MMjard saloon has been cloeni.tly ited up tor t ¥ nO, With its ont bo ready for tLe regular meeting this woek. The initiation fee tw to bo raisod from $50 to $150, one black bull being suflleient to exe ude any appli cant, As soon ed toy bay Hey will wn wer felt in tre district umd city, They now have betweon 400 and 500 members, ——ae Gen, Quesada to Florian. Savawwau, Feb, 27.—Gen. Quesada and staff, Of the Coban army, passed through this clly on Sat- erday, from Florida, The General is in excellent health, and Is very cheerful in rogard to the ¢.ase, He represents the Cuban army at twenty thousand men; but says that they are in need of arms, He #4) 9 they will succeed whether aided or not. A Tammany Ac ress Tanking Potarn, » Saturday evening Mrs, Mary F. Trimbrook, of 63 Ridge street, took an overdose of landanum | bot u faet became known before the poison had fatal effect. She wos born Relierue Hos and there saved by prover antiaotes. Mrs. Trimbrook is nn across, and some time ago took lead! ay. She recently entered , but ber married life has ———— Dr. wel Pye to be Hanged, Partaneienta, Feb. 27 —In the Supreme Court, yesterduy, Justice Read sail that since t)e writ o error bad been beard und ju:iginent given upon It before to act wan passed, aus tie record had been Femiited to the Court peiow, before the application Was made, he did not see now the ese could auld be brou,lit into this Court unless vy anew writ —— ‘The Explosion of n steam Kire Fnaing. Bearoy, Feb. 26.—While playing upon a tiro in le-town lust uight, the ste ine © How. t bulier, breaking the log of Lsaxe reman, : an RAILROAD ACCIDENTS, fatale A Trnin of Passenger Cars re kone Thron: @ Trestle Bride: ond Failing Forty Feet —Twevty Persons Kill a. Buckner’s Tres le, near 0 ord, Miss, on the Hoe of the Milssistry! tCectre! Ketireac, was the scene of a terrible accilent on Friday afternoon, Abvont 4 o'clock the train leaving Ua mbuldt beuind UUme rapidly apr roacaed tre bridze ‘The engine crossed safoly, Dut in consequence of @ rail slipping from its plies, the reuuinder of the traln ram vif the track, ermsning thronglt the trestle nnd tailing into the ravine. Every car wns utterlr destrovel, Two w uF cildren, twel white. and three elor ons, are kuown to have heen kiled; and, it is ‘outed, ire cibers. Richard Busie of Wun H, Busted, of New York, is uiong the injured Other Accidcuts on the Ratt, toon Friday wight, Bridvet Ry N. J, waernn over an at South Ovadces sa A trotght train on the Erie road jumped a ear from the track Im clorsitg Divaiware Paterson on Se Urday. and otter tomidiaz ‘aloae oer the secrete Heatly Wil wild (duced about doren tacky Wee — LATEST Linon NuWs, The ngrreeste receipts sociation lant week wer ‘The pian Inst event ¢ _!he Brooklyn Lot As soe kere, ata preliminury mooting 1 We propricy of cs wulisiin " 3 . 2 ef Brovkiyn, F. D., were in. 1 Wy dheeuss © socipitiy,” uf ves betes The cueiom tailors wet + iterday to di for remedy ne ti orement ealth: eyet We wt howe, and press upoo the cin, lovers ty' tor worksLone aid an irereuss or tie tau The Cigar Ma‘ ers’ Unton No, Saturday DIEHL bay. BHO to wid tour boethir who | Kremer, teueinrin; ant il Jost rusuicr = ———— LONG ISLAND, lection for School Trustoa takes plies in Lon Island City to-morrow i The Rev. J. V. Saunders, of the M, BF. Church E’Chures, Wonks : Ld rs of the Fashion Race Course proper Fn AWAY the Onildinse on the Laces w f yim ui) * Point brane’ of the Newtown te paye fou are ready to Meht all rowd and be protect may Ov souuhs forward for the Fo oF the _ The lat rurnorson tho tslond aro that County caval ie iy connees Fah ne an Bnd Coal A. T. ciewart bas purchase! tue Louy le ad Cat ae purchare! tue Lous Li The Tabernacle M. E.Chures tn Gree derkated ve W ibiehoy Jone, ase Rev. Dr. Dattial President of Die ncin € Boy. Mr, Booil, the Lov. FP Lowe - — onmmtAny, Mr, Jolin R. Smith, a veteran of the war o died La Newark, on baturday, aged & youre. Mr. Edward Payie, ug from fol at Hchardeon & Co.'s steel we hit) Vrookiva. of which thew day, wid was atvoet 1 Livia Jacqnes Maurice Lyons died eu Satursuy, nthe MILI tY he y wn Archvlel 4 hal 27 years, 1 ad Wik once: War an wuthor Oo: some repute aad ou thee eC the Secoud Lupe im Frauce We Was 1 The Hon. Jomes 0"! county, was buried y sepu's Catholic Church, Se Node Ae. O'Neal wi gentlonen who atvena eof Mu ison Citys Cle 1, Inte Surrognte afiernooa. et sirect, 1 IY 42 vee OL Ave. he Inneral este vou bimbull of i Caasidy Judges! sudo yh, Ui Bourges, Sho iit Mount, wud wany of tie « Jory C.1y, Bergeu, Hoboken, aud Hu tut —— westceu TER COUN: oe Ins were fon ou Foad on Saturd: West Farms is moving to dave he of en {nrorporated with that while a te how « 4 for Now York At A meeting on Saturday oven tnote Mall, Teewsout, Nr. Morris, Wiiktun It i rr suoressiut olluFt Was imate to Luso th The conscoration services of W ace Chapel (M, E.), wh ch wore annown Jay, have boon poatnoved Wall the til) in building sw eoastructed of bsick, wil out nd Ir situated'on a hoigut over u sags Gale Fuud wt 04h Kireat. In Morrisania, Coronr Bathmate nest on Saturday over ihe body of Mr. vere, & woll-known looksnit Morrisan wd of CoN pFes-19N OF the DIA One bec lone We faiing dows 9 fray Mt? aro. fe SON001 No. 8 uf she ww Tn Molrano, I fe jury on Saturday uo iWin ciewth of Mr, ay, Kos ewallo ina eon ry reeorived Dy hw Of yRiC AM Lu: plicasion } Pit l agreat. u ‘ Vitek bakob OP bie WRHLK Vin 4 lad wuverloe to any now vooupied by ar society, | Owned by ous Comstuok, M Jory CI Wowk 10F thy special BRIGHAM YOUNG'S HEGIRA- TIE MORMON ZION LOOKING FOR NEW QUARTERS SOUTH. Intelligent Survey of City of the Sainte-Cal Handwrit Twin Intauity Sact Lane Cry, Feb, 20,.—Notwithetanding tho oxciting events of the past few days, attending the first nomination of an independent ticket, the slcction following, und the reagitation of the Collom Dill In Congress, al! seems quiet In Zion, I band you horewith @ protest of the Central Committee regard- ing the recent election, which appears in the Mor. mon Tridune, the organ of the Godbeite party, of to-day. Atl of the signers to the paper are old resi- dents, of high standing and cbaructer, and may be classed as #ix Gentiles and one “ Godbeiti The Just named fect differs from any yet started. They agreo with Spiritualists and Free Thinkers generslly on cil points except one, that Is, polygamy: but in that boifeve their first duty ts to the law of the land, They number now but four hundred open and avowed mombors of their organization; but have the sympathy of many more of the orthodox school, who would gladiy break thelr shackles did thoy dare. Tue Josermtes (or followers of the son of the orlzinal revelator), Who disbelieve in polygamy, and consequentiy in Brigham, number in the Territory about 900, but claim Jn Tiiinois 90,000 saints. Their only organ, the Piano Herald, 1s published in a town of thi in Tilinois, the residence of their prophet. The Gentiles, side from three companies of infantry at Camp Douzine, would perhay 4, number 400. ‘The rewaiuder of the populativa of this city of 25,000 people are BRIOHAMITES, # much sahject to the beck and nod of their lender s the most Lizoted Muhommedun who ever follow the propl ct. Istate there facts that your readers may more rondily cnderstand the feelings of the Unt loving people vere nt thw peaceful victory of Monday Inst, which practically demonstrated the right of ballot for the first time in Brigham's territory, Tue Breet question here Is, WILL BRIOHAM Front fn cage the Cullom bill passes? Ask a Seint, and he will answer, es; talk the "last dite } Heorgia major in 1860, and give you enough quotations irom the Book of Mormon to satis y bim- elf, at least, of his sincerity, ana yon of his fanait cisin, On tle other band, the opposition are agreed that this style of tak is bombast; that toe loaders of the Brighamites think too much of their propert; to resist the Government; that tuey wil bully a Awaczor ns long as possible, and ten quietly come down like rue blue * CAPT. RCOTT'S COON, At the same thine it mast be confessed that deep anxicly is felt by those of the Gentiles who during the past, and even up to the lust two years, bu seon the rummary method adopted by the Saini serting rid of thore who disagreed with them afiirs woridly or #piritual, and many will undoubt- edly move their families Ea or the Culiom bili. It has START POR THE sovTM early next week with a large train a1 d camp egal Pace. It is announced as his tntention to be gone three montis, bat none outside the fl ck know pb: purpose or destivation. It is strange, to low'—Mts louviog t such atime as the prese conjectures ning the purpose of the Joa among the Gentiles being ¥ ° As with the object of frdlng a NEW ZION FURTHER soUTH, that in cane the Insists on the execntion of the nwa, Polley of discouraying min- ing, becuse it wontd bring tn emigrants, has suc. Cumbed to foree of circumstonees, the shipping of sliver ore bas already Lecome a large business here, ye ming, the * Cottonwood.” having ahiv;ed over car loads to San Francisco Guring the winter, ihe ore is resbipped to Swansen, in Wales, ard the resu.ts of the sueiting there have boon ve: factory, i Fin Avewue ren oy indies The property owners on this fine thoroughfire, now just Qe ‘rom the choking and binding Of the" Piek esindie,” are to have thrust upon. th m4, & wooden abomination, went. end this atacusto $6 M4 the entire job of Auperse Hreseut excelent Belgian pavement, wile < to everybody but the ereeiy cont (oer unserapulous accumplices in he Ring — . Tho South Coro ims KoeKinx Klan, ‘OLewE b —The + publiowns, AP por vuth Carolina Leg. oredt of Detnocrats and Re at the last on Of the Leste fate ‘ooieate the disordurod state of aus it esloanl District, buve reported tha se (oor ually organized party in bie die * deleut the rent ot jes of Uihis party bat» ue * 1 and Intinid sed Re; ub D tion of t ¢ Comuitive ' nity Tepert, Weserting Wak tue ' sort ts Lighly colored, Alnus Or PizJohu Porter. \ soros, Feb, 27.—The glimmering hope tos Fite J Horter had of g g « reopening uf h © Was sqneielied by Senator C.and eos eiwech. ‘The Prest.ent, on reading itand loks in the matter, remurked that lind. Sheridan “ Port ce there Would wave been a dil fe to be tou — The Arces o a Fugitive Porgers 0 ar ago Christian Tasche, a grocer, doing 1 Hs lieward street, Now rk, was urrert eo! jurging chevks to ince aiounts on reer and several vtvers, On the way to pe! from: the ofticer Last wigut be wos W sana Senator tu the ¢ FIRE t ning, Herman Fibel's clothing store, at tdun 1 8104 ine ised the tlusson River Rejiroad, loaded wih y rot in Tarrytown on Fuday wight farmhouse, belongtig to Mr. John Glass, 4 Ol Jumuica, Was Duiwed Uo Sutorday $ neTntyre's barn, on Carr ne, Morris ¥ qQummed Tato ou Friday walt, Lode $1,085 \ r_nklin #*reet, voaterday morning, John Nl Wien @ Co's ianey cou.te stoca wis damaged to the ‘ &. it Be ERSONAL INTELLIGENCE, aaa ng got a soft Cosolig Which evables him of hii or Blood knows a Uiood will tel svcrets of the 1 iio. wud 1 a G, Sexe, the poet, havirg a broken orm, his Wt Wiotiee Chasen, adveriisod tor ay ext oh s unersivod that Mr, John Hogan, » nephew Honor Ju ge He.a0 of the Tonks Police Court, ¥ £0t tho uppolucmeas tor Clerks to the wow Court Of ve Hon, Allan A, Bu y; Henry Ot omier, vii a.. Ne 0 View Oe tne Y for Lucie respec tive shat Elkant Woodhai, husband of Mire t Vieteria € thal, Clittin& Co. 16 cguilty, nT eh wep they ate Ob terms of where 1a Cia Fue Ag chow Gay, 1 to sit for his por eat by tho Albany ih Ue ii tvs th ides in FA Ot to bed fal ———— HOURS OF LEISURK, a h ine'h ‘Tho Calico Baxter up ts the event in Apotio Halt on Wednenlay vvening. ‘The wateb case makers dance in the Germunia as semby ivours ou ay veiling next, The commencement ot Public School No, 4%, in Twellth etrect, takes place tis afternovi the Jobn Murray Association enjoy their annual hop 1h the Metropolitan Motor tie evoulig. Po Happy Union Socials have their fourth annnal ev diess maequerade ta Gio Germania Rooms on tad .¥ €) Gib A sovlal reunion ts announced this evening in the eolths New Yor pata, nd Forty +ixth tects The N, O. ¥, B. Assvetation intend hot tine‘at they anual civic Living Hull to-moriow eventing, Club, Futh aveauys to have a red, Mid 1aueydiees OAM ID benelit of the pour OF ‘The Key. HM, Gullaher, of Brooklyn, will deliver hie new ieaiure, entitled Put money im thy purso.” ih Her dst Church, Bedford wud Dow uuu streets, sew Vor, ou Tuesday even Phe Boothoven Maennerei or's grand fancy dress yall veil cone Off to-night wt the Germania Asemb'¥ Koons, i and is Howory, “This nociety ins Reconuy: Quadrupled ite number of memuers, and ie fperensiie # smirk wondertul rato, It lua wcqulred proparty i ext to Towery, anil proposes to bulld 6 AN ACCOMMODATING RODDER, ootenetaaenee ja Care of People’n Money when they Gre Kupposed to be Unable to Take Care of Themncives—| A number of complaints have recently been made to the police against one John Rogers, who keeps a disrepatable drinking establishment, 191 Greene street, but owing to some unseon age ey they have never been followed op by the com: ‘ala This is no doubt in measure owing © condition of the victims when robbed. It @@ is that when Rogers's victims have entered hit @hy in be hos filled them with liqnor, and when thy hive become anconscions he has taken their m me’ for safe-keeping, When the victim bas remonstrated, Rogers has insisted on bis unfitness to take care of Money owing to his drankonness, at the same time aesuring the victim that he wonld reatore his money when he became sober. On Saturday mieht he tried this same on Geo. Prinee, an employee in the Por Omics, Prince of conrse’ was drank, and Rogers took his wallet containing $28. At this Prince be- fame furious, and he kicked up @ fearinl row. Thereupon Rogers restored the wallet minus the money, OMeer Smith, having been callet, arrested Rogers, and yostorday morning he was committed, protected hms lc ttilatl LAWYER FISHER’S DIVORCE. pernter ate How @ Lawyer Disposed of his First Wife and obtained Money trom her to Marry a d-The ® eret Divorce Bi In the Court of General Sessions, on Amotion was made before Recorder Hackett to quash the indictment against Israel Fisher, who some time ago won an cnenviadle notoriety from his connection with a nomber of fraudulent divorce nite, consotenons among which was the suit insti. toted by himself againat Mrs, Fisher. He wus, it wil be remembered, indicted for subornation of per- Jory. in having perstiaded David Lavinski and others 0 weer faleely agninet his wile, Mrs, Fisher's story t« that, opon her marriages, in 1800, Fisher represented that he was a. laree owner of real estate, for which he was really only the agent, She lad money in which he persuated her to place at his. disposal, Apert of tale money be used to bring his frat love from Europe. Mrs. Fisher rejecte’! bis proposition for a mutual separation, when he began a course of nt on Black- charge of di uct. Her relatives secured her releuse afew days alter, though during her imprisonment Fisher tarte’ npon his boneymoon with Lis European im- ———— ee JOHN MONTENS’ SUICIDE. lowed by Re+ 8 Leep from a Ferry-boat, Joho Montens, who boards with a friend, John Martin, at 174 Elizabeth street, New York, left his home on Saturday sfernoon ander cireumstances which render it almest certain that he committed suicide by drowning. Montens was a bachelor, 44 years of age, About tive years ngo ® small fortune tell to him frem friends in Germany, His friend, Mr. Martin, advised him to marry and settle down, bot he decined, and since that time bas frequently tulked of suiclle in the event of pecuniary dis- tress. Montons lived » fast 110 as long as the tmoney be- queathed to bim lasted; afer which he supported himself by working at his trade as a tailor. About tw lve weeks ato Montens was thrown ont of work and from that time the old suicide mania possessed m, On Saturday nicht when Mr. Martin retarned to ‘Mis bome he found a jetrer in his room trom Montens, im which the Mntier said he was tired of life, and should make way with timself, He also left his gold watch for Mr. Martin's litte boy, for whom he stood god fat! Yesterday Mr, Martin was seu: ching for hie friend. He learned that Movtens went on board a Hoboken ferry boat, at the foot of Barely street, at 5 o'clock on Kuturday afternoon, but could fin no intelli ence of him in Hoboken, ‘It is sur- Poned Unt white crossing the ferry he quietly drop. ped off the stern of the Loat unobsery: hats etal table's Encounter with a Pight= man and her Dauehters. Constable O'Sullivan, of Hudson City, had been nnable to serve a rent warrant upon Mrs, Froncea Morsten,o Newark avenue; 99, on Salirday morn tov. vere eerily, he planted bimseif in the balway leading to her apartments and waited there three ‘ours antil Mrs. M. had occasion to opea her door. Then be rosked ty, und began taking a invenvory of the hourehold stufl) Mry. Morrison, who {+ 70 years of age. caleod her teo dave: broomsticks and scissors th bent a) constable until they had given him enoagh to re: member, They then lockea the door, intending 10 keep him a prisoner, bat after he hud completed. hi inventory he burst’ the door and depirted. Mr Morrison and her daughters were arrested and heid iu bail for trial ————— A New Yorker's suicide in Boston, J. O'Connor, of Boston, took a mixture of strychnine and beer on Saturday night, and was taken to the City Hospital in a A nea'ly written pote was found the following is an extract: *Whoover fn © my corpse, will lease teleeruph to B. P. McHugh, Ann etroet, Now Yerk, and will give it decent burivl, Tam ured of live, Ram ts the cause of all evil.” —_ = STATEN ISLAND, Col. Warren, who nad been two years im fn English prison, Chatham, on enar Fenian, lectnred on Satnrduy eveuit fe wont Hl tel, New Brichton, for Father Su New Total Abetinence #¢ “The Mihts of Amercaa Cittzens as Abroad. —— CURIOSITIES OF CRIME. sors ly ning Willinm Hart, aeet 13, Me onarretiod ty F nae. and D roner's ir of Dia wife to be rial aie weak. Ba hor have been. recuned ly oxvoets to Wwatify tue elivobing Dy tie 1 At about 11 o'clock yesterdsy forenoon, John Kin ney, who had ¥ duecice Ledwith Har istary, whl Fawox Mirket Court the erigon n Ronudeman Maloney th Waid police, ran out of ihe prison int Miroct. and wad not captured uuti! bol reuchod Mrooue tice, nrad Carman, of 443 Woat Thirty. heer in kine! & Hahn's ca no, quarreled yesterday afternos workmen named Willian Mender.an and *taby Kad Fas azresied and Carmua war DROOKLYN, The Grond Jury bave indicted the loungers who werenrrested aia rock ght la Glddinge® Fasiche 1 Hudson avenue, A Mrs, Burhaus of New York, while deranged, at John, m2) Navy ttrect, by tking Paris green, Sho be is a critical coaditio: Yosterday afternoon Michael T. Brennan, while fotoxieat sty diouarer ta Twicoat Michael Dove in Third avenue near Sixtecnth streck, but welther oF the shuts tack effect. Breunau, when arrested, hawa U.S officer's bause rtof the Supreme Court bes refused Jurige Gilb ' me the wen, Owen Lesenda ant Joh Thompson, wh mitted by Justice Lyuch tor k opt ga discord in hear Nostrand Ayouue, Where they Were living With wuity wor A new Protestant F; near Marcy aver site ejolin, w: veatoraay Alfro) Qui reached Tr tev. Mr, § Kgs vin, 7. The church te 4 Ly ¥2 feel, wud WLU $x Tobe adjutudiy coms 619,00), —o - NEW JERSEY, + Jomes Peck well is unqwratood to bo the candidate for Chic? of Polive of Newark Mr. A. A. Slowdenbure, of Jersey City, do'ivered ‘nt the dedication of Shunta’s uew ball, oo mm Saturday Migue glish quarcyinan, has been commit mirhing 1a John Crosby's skull with hia crate, pute In Mageo's liquor Boro, ory aves tucson City Catherine Conuelly, of Jeiforson street, Hoboken, while under the tufucaee of Hour on hatieday even dog wanterod ap the fa trath toward the Elysian Fielda. wad tell overvoaril. Blu Was fuscled, Robert McCuyne, Jr., many years nasistant to the Ante Surrognte, iss ys rouinent candidate lor the Sur suteship of Hutson county vacato! by the decease of Fic‘iatelineunment. The vacaucy la to be Allon by tue Gcvorwor, LF ous your Ouly Mossrs. Fletcher, Walltord, and Smith have been elocted delegutas. 10 rupreasnt tae Hudeou th Wand Citladie” Arsuciation Inn convent io Feple’s Deuioeiane Uniun of Hndeon count, Au Tay Jon's Hotel, Jersey City, tonorrow ey cu tig Loui+ Bosh, a civar dealer, of New ¥ reated in Nownrk for Golenuding Uae without dicnnse stain or inapsctuon, fo vail: hut ou Saturday he wha main wirectod os Ia charger, aud committes {OF trawl ia delat Of 0) bail, On Saturday afternoon @ muteh wns foneht by two owned by prosperous butencs of mand Y City, Ths matol was for $v a fod for the comunt was an old sian Porry aoe vews Grand Gort Werd Fe-pectivoly by oO known as Watch, ow Odell, wad Divck Juok, PRICE TWO CENTS. THE OLD WORLD'S NEWS PERVECT WARMONY BLTWHEN NAs pee Notious of Hone The Empero' French ~The French Army to be Reduced. Panis, Feb. 27.—The Emperor declares th offickally ana personally perfect harmony exists be- tween himself and the prosent Mintstors, and that Ne belioves they have the sympathy of every honest Frenehman, ‘The Jonrnals which support the Depu- ties of the “Right” have began to attack the Ol- lvior Ministry. Le Pays, @ court organ, declarea that it will not join ia the attack, but ft protests Ogeinst the measures of M. Olivier as coutrary ta its prineipiee, It Is asserted that the Connell of Ftate will propote & reduction in the army contingent, The first day of the carvival passed withont the slightest trouble, There was n rrocesrion, which marched throuch the atreets quietly, and was not Interferred «iti by We police. The weather wax vorv fine, and the display atiracted great crowds ot Aoectators, ‘There was « demouatration on the part of the ‘conscripts at Lyons on Thorstny, but the tronbles were suppresse! withont bloods! ed. The Bishop of Laval published in the Journals letter declaring that he would die rather than ait in the Fajecte enoken of at Rome. |The Bishop doos na indicate what there projects are. France lina made & new attempt to diswuade the Counell from actug against ber interests, — The Strnegie in Xp: Manan, Feh. %—The stragele between the Charch and the Revolutionary parties is becoming in- tensified. The debate on the ition to prose. cute the Archbishop of Santiazn for tronson tlireate ens to consume the entire session of the Conven- tion, ‘The Duke of Montpensier, in rep'y to re Fated newsparer articles demanding a definition of is position, publishes a letter In one of the loading journals, wherein he says he has not heen, and is ‘not row & pretender to t' brone; thatin all thins he will follow the will of the Cortes: that he no Way compromised to any political party: thu in natisfied to be s Span for @ definite constitution fur Spaln. The Travie Death of Buffsio Bill, ‘Warre Pine, Nev,, Feb. 26.—Levi Maire, other ie Batfalo Ail, war shot and instantl ureka, Inst Tuesday evenin~, by » teamster known the Flying Dutehman. Whit as operating on the Gilson road last «ammer, be became the owner of an oll wagon. He left the road in debt to loft the wazon to liqui Duteh John, mes kaown, was working lor Gil: fon at the tine ard thereby ‘came in oossession of the wagon, which he recently took to Eureka, Re- cozniaing {t, Bil claimed the wagon, but John res fused tosarrender it. Bill ened. ‘The trial came off on Tnesday morning, and the teamster was allowed to retain possession. In the afternoon. John was driving by a snloon, wher Bul came out and claimed one of the muies in his team, and insisted on tvking the mele out of the harnose, to which the driver oojecte?, Was standing by, Bill started for the mule, when John started for the back end of his ¥acon, where he hada heoter hanging. Tl sail, “Shoot, on son of ab—b!"* and a shot was instan'ly fred, ‘ox being unable to tell which of the men fred tt. A crowd then rushed (rom the raloon and canght Jobn, who said: “Turn me loose; Fe has shot me through the arm." The men released him and fol bnek a sten or two, when the wonnded man inatant- ly raved his pistol and fired. Bill leaned into the air, clasped one hand upon his side. and fell to the kronnd—a corpse, Dill was a no‘ed scout during the war, and was the beet shot in the West. sean FLASNES FROM THE OCEAN CABLED, —— A strike is threatened tn the Bolton cotton milla, ‘The Duke of Richmont has accented the leader thip of the Tories in the House of Lords, ‘The Livernoot cotton market close! with aplands at 14d, aod Orlane, 14a Sd. Gen. Lovez has been forced to evacnite Pu sadoro. abandoning bis Fick and Wounded. He moved towards Benacova, C money and account, BAK: tenfortics, 6X) MA, ents of the City of Boston have eamer from Liverpool to ernige of the Islands to look out for the missing Veter! A disconnt bank in Hambnrr ts nrovoiet taliete in Hareburg and at Kerlin Prov York are interested in the enterp ris Ox ord and Cambridre are miking ehangos in q Mb er 1 Caiver Can bridge nas 1 Oxtort Haulbion, Anotie the uneaampied rug OF 15 «;09! Winning easily —— ——— JOTLINGS AROUL TOWN Anatioe Ledwith married three couples, Ssturduy. Allerim helonving to the fog Tammany ehip are wiistited to bul Tie Court of Siecial Sesiors is abolished * Mars, from the tombe a dolesal sound Counterteit, Twenties on the Market Natfonal Bank are In circulation. ‘They are dangerous Tt ts proposed to change the nine of City ber'ain, which mesns pothing, to Cit means d woot deal! James MeNuity of 17 Jackson street. who was enn over by his awn wagon on the Lith ofPebriary. did yesterday it, Bellevne Lospival Fertrnde Simon, aved 3% who with her Intint was porned.on Friday nleht hi the explosion of a keros seme limp, died oo Saturday night James Clerke rercho! Mia hoording hones, 174 Madson street imix cated on Satiuiday vight, and Was Crnd deat ta his bet yesterday mora The body of a drownet man was fond vestord: Ont 8), low stature, sour on Laroat ALA Fiat e arn deioriied. Helter cane fell on Catherir On ted Noor of 24 W Sho wus to teverety burned ad to er reinoe valto t Staal Hospital An unknown man, about 22 yoara old, dressed tn On & poud weSisty-fourthy wad Lexington Dicin was stabbed in the abdomen vosters Weta, near Twea'ytontin vaa, oscaped, wad Digan orning In Seco vd Mews! Was acnt to Del Mrs, Eliza Ly miley has sued Max Maro've for ty due her, anit for aamyces by the er nutne On ti whl and for OgGish mios.e touching to elbs in bis pany A quantity of gonrow ter which nad been Hah Woodnery of t Winchestor Arie Co. at Bast Brid Revizenort ynesen cer be chanilie, Was ope t con) ned to port Conn, by Hod by tho police om Saturday In the United States Cireuit Court and Grand dary on Satneday. ther Sohors Leia. Take SVARKS FROM Tut nora Trompe rlowe ! a ange MWR OW mALURUAY HEN pont waa convicted at M Mite lor of Herbert Biel, on Tho erand musionl festival of Can in Fan Prave naturdiy. The (rows rec esti atiad ut #50 000, For wan crn coudjutor of ¢ Tho fies on all the pattie hniidines tn etseo and the saloping i) the harbor, wore at halGnase decterday, in Memory of the late Aton Die his aine The citizens of Milwankes, In mace meeting o Baturday & ght, offerod "he stuve zronnits and 4 earital bulviny provided the cay.tal «removed to Mawa, 08 A Chicaro Temperance Committee will felt Mavor Mason tis afternonn wi ha eALINe 20,000 ale nutores in favor of elosin rua ou Si aye A natty of nl near Laramie City on and Kiled Albert Rout, whout ihsy teu; tihasoa unnn azreed woo the F-sOlMton CMP rae wutly te la elation to Goria The shiv Golten Gate, Cont TELEGRAPH, rsto0, the Ri ht Rev. 7 fPergainns, and 1D nim, wttloy dimes vod nt port ay Ot Noy tuokiig the Quick has py, sed on benctsof the off tile WU provi tes for the wsnors by the Goverune Boo unin er, trom Bid t wid Was cut) two oariy hay mornmys, off Wateh Mil, t's Te Dy. mi O Vemol. Four hives ware lust iueldding Captaln. Col, Aspor, of Missourt, has stifle tha Militory Commitien that he not oly never «fferd to sell Wd Wort Pork ovietsh p, Out tat h sed to answer aw letier olfering bin mouey, aud doy frou his owas town, Several prominent Irishmen of San Fras ¢ pore tho getting an ol a \ouste Caniiet Stutes, with roieren of the bro political piisoavin ¢ in Saturday afternoon, tw nothy Barrett, when & In Worcester terol the house of new boy Li vears of ave were Absent. kbnoked down 4 tied lim With W Eioui~ doe, Tio Wows the bus roretary uf the Troaaury Lew dirociad the Am the. a of {lon of w York t) cont!