The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 22, 1870, Page 1

THE PARC LEGISLATURE, | 7" V7"NER EELS RICHMOND'S MAYORS’ WAR, | 7#* 201¥08 or rue cry rarmens.| THE VICTOR NOIR MURDER OF THE BALLOT. maou LNW LORK Tanne V. W, Buckout Arrajaved for bin —_—— What the Hon, The: nfuence—Tow Mach , ee le Murder—The old Pica of Inerntty . ’ , About the Affuir—Tho Interlor of the St. 0: F ONE OF CANOON'S VOI~ 1c Money wae Given Away " 1YN RING CON- r THE RADIANT PURITY OF THE MEM. CAPTURE OF 0. © THE TRIAL OF PRINCK PIERRE BX Laat OF eatons CON Hictad Wien BERS OF ABSEMBLY. Seale it WeNeOKiVGd GAVEL THAT Walken ORED SPECIAL OF FIOBL wm NAPARTE, IN TOURS, sv s al Overrated. MBLY. ont r ¥ obs 4 ai The March term of the Westchester Court of ee Hired Hive Minutes after he wan Struck, tee ——— ollticianst Mouner of Paving Avother Collision Yer 4 Man'a | Ovcr avd Terminer was opened by Justice Tappan tordiy-The Triumph | The Board of Aldermen yesterday rosolved to te Raval Democrney |p, 1,7, The Open Hostility of The Self. tor of The Jun. Posscesion of Titled Ansnanin= Mi =Dena' A ‘ i of Eilison’a Po'tco-The Kesutt of Sanday | pay promptly all vmall bills incurred by the Common He urt Summon : Wee byl : we pnareie Keep | ond co Jndge Kobert Cochran yesterday at Pl inte eu ver td ie Up tac Sin: In Justice to myself, please pubtivh the Niaht's skirmish—Gen, Candy's Dispute | Council in the reception of Mr. Seward, Resoln- othe iid Oro ea etustion of ‘bh Your Pid haat Pein. White Pains, Out of 60 petit jurore summoned Aurouncement of Geo. Wakeman's Dent, | folowing cord in regard Ww the arsault apcu Maj. with Gov, Walker. sonherg | Lous Were passed over Mayor Hall's veto to pave de Fonviello—A Witness Sent to Pris Tally “je against Bamney Maboney, one of the | ou; 20 aumwered to theit names, whereupon t Auaxy, March 21.—The death of Goorgo | Leisud. Ricumoxn, Ve, March 20.—In Gen, Canby's | part of irst avenge and Fourth and Fifth streets, | Tours, March 91.—The High Court of Justice Toe Peer naicction inthe Recond Distelet, Sia. | Court ordered ® @ne of 898 imposed on all the de- | Wake nite etenogruphor of the Assembly, wae | |About 8 o'clock om Batarday night, I wes playing | reply to Gov, Walker's letter, he ray he concurs | from the Bowery to Mangin atroot, with Robbins | was organized this morning and is {9 sossion, ‘The Bet ed. Prooklyn, B.D. was ested tn the | linguents, Several Grand Jurors were also fined, Announced In the House this evening by Mr, Husted, | blillers In my house when @tnan ran in tuo front | futiy in the Governors stntoment of the Constitu: | wooden pavement. Tho Alderuen were rather court room is crowded. Among the conepicnoa Heath cer avd Termttor, hetore Judge Giibert | After calling tue civil ealendar, whe’, oecupled | of Westchester, wlio after Parsing & glowing enlo. | Tour. T asked him what he wanted. Ho eid that | tion and atetute laws in relation to the employ: | suingy yoaterday, giving away only about $90,000 of | persone Present are Madame Noir, the mother, and balla oon eetet "Attorney. | covalated Ov la borate reat wah, Puckout was | giam, offered Ating resolutions, which wers rond ny | ® drunken loater bed insulted @ woman and.that be | ment of the military arm of the Governtient agulust | the public money, of which $8400 went to the | Loule wheat R sr nnthe And maa ah aoe yee aeaiioas THIN Ariat ou two separate indictments, eno accusing | Mr. Atnatrong. Mr. Thomas G. Flelde tna for | bad knocked him down, domestic violence, bat he ads that hin instructions | House of the Good Bhephesd, $1,000 to Mr. ©. W. | the Jury wore ealled and lote were drawn, At nooe pernine. stot by exadudge Moore ; for | fm of the murder of his wite, Louisa Buckout, and T told bi that Tdid not want any trouble and he | from the President and. the S« mustioave, During the time that I was tlking to etary of W: ptional casos, He proposes et, sre brief nnd ieoling romerks, seconded the resolutions es oT, Jenks, Wiuchestar Britton, | the other with the murder of Me, Rendell, at Sle rolite | Doug submit the | clay ete $1,041.49 to St. Potor'a Church in Bar- the jory chosen entered the box and were «worn. PY | The Hen, Jolin C, Jacobs, of King U the ateeot fitting his ¢ Fea Sas ot ye Baabty Lake's Charen, As soon 08 there formalities had been completed the de ote \ Hollow, on New Year's Day tant, ‘The District AL | Jug epeceh, ‘The resolutions were him the wallant major was in the strest firing hi or dence to the Tresiuent sod Secretory of | #L0EH2 ty St, Joneph'e Catholie Cayieh, Tuaace | Prince Pierre Bonaparte, the accused, was bronch’ bodice Clork, havtug heen worn for the | torvey, J, O, Dyckinan, Keg. afior reading the | gacpted ard the House adjonrne ristol, at, T euppose, Imortoary objects; afer whic! He again denies any intentton of favoring | Hive tattered npnny ito crect cates almiine to | Mito court, attended by eaptain of the geadarm Li col) the returns of election for the | incletments, aunoanced his tntention of culling on THR RCANDALIZED VIRTCR OF THE MoOtsE. he ran away, and the man went about his business. | ether contestant for the Mayoralty, and wa: hove tn ute by the Brie ano other rulirouds in der- | erie, The profoeniiest silence prevatied, and the Udit Sixteenth Ward, wore not Med, the trial of Buckout on Wedne (to-morrow) | M9 cacitement over the oceutronces of lest Fri peerernly sera _ intorfered only to preserve the pubile betweon Thirtieth and Bisty M(t. soci Tre ae | cone Was Impressive, ‘The Grefler read the aet @ tars Wile, Supervisor of the Siateunth W moraing, when Francis Larkin, Eeq., of counsel for | day in tue Acsemtly bax somewhat subsided, ar See one) eo ieenenn eaee Gov, Walker, in reply to this, save he 18 ind Second Marshals inthe Mav t's office are to xet | Recnsation, The Prince waived the reciting of hi "cop eworn, testife! thet no returns of the | the prisoner, entered the plea of not gnilty, and pro- the cathurst of indi.nant virtue on the fart of the w Youm, March 91, 1970, Gen. Convy concedes tht there ts hereafter respectively $8,000 and $4.00 per anni; | rank and titles. Gee's Ha been leit with bing Mr, Mahoney wan | ter'ed agatoet being called upon for tral athe came | Tioace against Mr. Fields, Irstend of aveliing ont | AN ENTERVIBW Wim THN Nox. rHnopoRE ators, | oF authority to bo found inthe Const ‘ OF the Boars of Aen ae uitenk WRO,cieERS | ‘The veal Interrogations wore e@dresced to the — of the Second District: Mr, Bradley was | torm on which the prisoner was arraigned, asanun- | rising, hae been auite redneed, Am Jority of the The above letter was received at THe Sun cffice | laws of the United States tor Gen, Canby's setion | (9 appoint rpecial clerks, Aldermanic grundaons wid | R¢cused, who replied with great selfporseasion. Lvase ty be hall previously een am inapector | usual course, Ie then proceeded to real an aMdavit members are coming to the conclusion that the Tuves. | Yesterday afternoon, With a view of ascertaining | On Friday last. As for the ¢ rucions, the Tire Me yhreure iaps Of ull #treet openings | ‘The articles tending to prove eriminallty wert Legh y that Mre, Mary Baldwin of New York, now in Ra | zation Committee will have bat littloto investiene, | whether the letter wos genuine, a BUN reporter vis. | Governor say they would not juatl y Lis action if aunhllae ik eee lait on a table before the prisoner. They consist 0 was. fiat Was one of the polling clerks | rope, and Mrs. Ann B. Birdsall of Drookiyn. abeent | for wien the enretully guarded language used ty | ited the fawous St. Beruard Houce, on the corner of | Constened by the light of the law, Such constiuee | yay 704T1ON EN PLAINFIELD, N, &, | * DIOL, cane, hat, and two ear a che Harean of Fleetion®: made out | somes here in ey, are Important witnesses, | Mr. Fields f¢ carefully: eeratinized, it will be een | Prince and Mercer streets, entering the bar room by | tion as the General gives these instructions would sae ‘Tho Presiient of the Court delivered an eloqueg Lhe ofthe Second District, Sixteenth Ward, | and without whose testimony tho prisoner could not | that he avoided making the charge that Mr. Ains- | the Mercor street door, Several wellalressod gentle. | F00n reduce the United States ariny toa mero police Imposing Episcopal Ccremontes—Interestin address to the jury, L dtd about hatfnnet 1 o'clock, | safoly go to trial, Mr. Larkia, owing to the peculiar | worth's statement to him implied corrupt or mercena. | mon were si in the space fronting the ber, and | forec, snperseding State nnd municipal eonaervators Sermon by Kishop of New Jersey-A | The advocate for the partie cicile Mdemanded that rait the nor Bralley signed them ; | state of the prisoner's mind, had not been able to | ry motives on the part of Arnaworth or the ter men | One of the threo billiard tables was in use, The bar | Of the penco through the Country: Tre Gover. New aud Ben ful Hours of Worship. the Court require the presence of M. Rochefort, and Lit voy mere firisied Bradley had gone home; | consult and advise with the prisoner eateulsted to | whom Fields understond liim to reoresent., Iie ths | wee clogant furnished, and the billiant tables | MOF expresses bis corfident belie’ tha but for the Yesterday, Plaint old, N. J., was the xcene of «| the President replied that he would give the neces ney; never saw the returns | prep ke loft when Mahoney did; | The District Attorney strenously objected to any e. ‘Ibis closed | postponement of the trial on the grounds ne Me * opinion of the oldest st! most experienced Assem ilen's bartorder w: military inrer the diserace/ul rebeliton ag linself to conduct the defence, hevmon that ae ced Ue tke, Mierane Mr. Allen's bartender was not Wad not beon brow htc rardso oddenty and while | in his place, He wns in bis shirt sleevas, seatod | the Liwfully constiintod suthoi t forth, | the exeirem i Hons would | year the window on the right of the door. A pious: | Would not have listed one hc seemed to be (00% panded them to SM Wterwars: the poll el ortwo hours be inst | Very fiteresting eeremony, the occasion being the | sary order, lon of this elty | decication of a house of worship by Bishop Oder- | The firat witness examined was Botsteau, Com . The ¢ hor | hetmer of New Jersey, Mavy of the clergy wit- | missary of Police, who testified to taking the de ha witheesee Ulleded to, he srescmed, Were tis | BA 1 TON’ Ventomen | Hooking centlowan was seated In the corner, reading | fecl* sure, trom Lis kuowledge of the aiatesmantike | noseed the ceremony. ‘The want of church nccem- | position of the Prince immediately after the shooting, n woul! avoided the + Hot! entiemen ; ’ Peek y of W ation bad long b in Plainfle! Th : e001 nev hating been eworn, testified sab- | tented to nrove the prisoner's invenity. He wae | are os:eomed and ree’. is ut due to Mr | THESUN, Accosting the gentioman in ebirt sloeves, | ebility of both the President aud Secretary of War, | modation bad long been felt in Plainfleld, for though '¢ Secretary of the Commiveary was the nd ows: When the polls closed Mr, fdent be was eane, Felts to soy that to toeinovdon thrown out reporter said: that they will reliove Gen, Canby ofthe duty of exe- | the township ius about 12,000 ivhabitante, there are | W ituess, und bie evidence corroborated that of the follows: 1 Baler. eh te Court retired with the oMtavits and facts | to the effect that Le vs ‘vr tho Influence of le Mr. Alien in, alr?" cuting orders which, duder bis constenetion, cannot | only two Eviseopal rehes, When the Rov. Dr. | first. Bradley and T counted the votes. and before the | stated pro and con., und after a brief absenci stronger stinnlants, ere Ssolutely false. ort this o ‘ b _ . ta | Pox took ob f the parial:, t about | The third wit rere jod lees mare ont in dae form, Bradiey said | nounced that they denied the motion of Mr, L: yorr correspondent can corfitently iasett, ae tie oc. | BARxreren—We'l, Teuess 60, The alu't in now, | be executed without violation of the tondamental | Fox took charge of the paris, he at once set ebou ¢ third witness was Ulric do Fonvielle, His Hear as he bad to g0 to work wont morning (Wan for a postponement. canted a seat beside Mr. Ficlds throuchout the dis- | hott be in if you'll wait long enough (yawning), laws of the United Stotos Providing accommodation, and by bard work ob- | testimony was listened to with the deepest attention, oak damaapa SD Pesctehnectet srantiy By Woo suntenitey ta tai Wha Pes font wae Grate SOOnty mena wi ne ee DeNo | Box Htxrontun—It you will surniah mo with a | This afteracon Ben, Scott, one of Mayor Cahoon's | tained a suficient subscription to balld the edidee | He wee cat Jected to a rigid cross-examination, emain nati! they were @nished; I told | flesh, and his former sun-burnt ekin hes become he “Hing? when tha. eorapittces were lotus | ferop of paper, I will leave ® note tor Mr. Alle colored speetal police fore, was captured by Eli: | which was consecrated yoeterd Paschal Grousset was the next witness, He wae esto, be most rematn abd alen thems T then tay | While nad deicate, have tn consequence of this affulr Tue darkeeper then eot ap and stretelicd himself, | son's police, Tt was in front of is }onse that | Externally the edifice 14 of primitive appearance, | bronght into the court in charge of two gensdarmen, bim no, he mast re f % N REPORTERS, | DECLARED THEMSELVES AGAINeT THK NRW YORK | yawned once more, and «un DELFOATION, p when Lawoke Bradly was gone | PHOTOGRAVHS B having Seott pore neared t Very tastefully ited up. The roof of chancel was | vant, d 04 I took the retarns home with me to my house, ber me - ving Scott in chorge near he y uliy fe of cha vant, aud bis conduct #0 deflant, that the Court re Pere, next morning, T aizned them, rolled them | Turbulence in the Meeting of the Paterson | and row openly threaten to onpose the Manhattan | paper, ar Tih 1 the? ‘si te halt © Bush's body was lying, an excited | exquisitely Painted by Messrs. Lamb & Brother of | fused to hoor him further, He was pronounced Aldormen—Frighten the Lerisiatore | (lub charter and the Police nnd Savervisor's ill eo | O18 note, another Kenileman im siirt slerves ene | crowd of writes rusted on Scott, and began fring, | New York, It is colored ultramarine biue, studded | eullty of eross contempt tn Ianguace, and on the @in brown paver and brought them ont with me eat of thelt Ornay Old fan, terlonsly ond earnestly do thoy express t em . ed to the bar He | Bush, the special policemen, was killed Just night, furnished the reporter with a sheet of elegent note | A¥ the poll tied, While the reporter was writing | City Hall, wh down and the ontside being yet unfinished. ‘The interior t# | His rep! rs to the questions asked were #0 Irrele for " . : that tc would not be snrprising to sce a sufficient | tered tle room from the hall, etepped quickly te- | shoe him tn she bend. Toe police, after a short | with stars to represent the Grmament, while the | requisition of the Procureur was removed to prisom wehlonted te Bailey Sete Whom Aue Went 1) 5, ths Sateronn Woard of Alderman last wight | hrc Relrtece tether ne Huewleberrs "inet: | ded the bnry avd suid fight, beat the crowd off, and lodged Sectt aafely in | rat ed chocol.te. with buf! mouldings. | Hix aeposition was recd in bis abseneo, residence on South FAMth street, near Eleventh: M 4 i A “Das wee mot" matters A " in the Navy ; was in a flurry to got the | ! Market street for the site ofa public marketand | game country Democrats are in thie state. of Grytiemax— Yes, sir To list night's skirinish only one colored man, | ed with a eroas and mitre of the same materia). On | demned. M. Fonvielle seenied to be too greatly ox ned in the time prese hed by law; met my | o in, who enigeste! to me to Fo ts the officer after Bratiey; he er city Luildings, Various motions wore ofered | mind, ond before they have had time to resone t? cir najority were solid | aMiahilits an opoortantiy for Libority were Solid) oa thats. Poanasrow. 16 ¢ Rerowten—Did you sead s letter to T P SEN | doseph Winston, wae injuted. He was shot in the | the panels of the supra! ar are placed the alpha and | elted to testify prover'y: but his behavior gains tm tae sioulder, Elson © control of the city, | OMeEa. with the monocram I. HLS, snd a crown, ail to defe reven the measnre, but t ny set arart by the Ob, yee, 1 seut it. Mumitiatel in gold, while above are several azpro. | CmpAriton with that of Grousset, and they saii toey would se dan | in favor ofthe imorovement, The larze crowd in | Aasombis for ihe Lebate on the new ehavier and the vrie ys felt ft my anty, Cahoon has only ha'f «dozen men tn tho Third | printe texts tastotully enbelliohere Tho tence ie oe tienen Geer after bias Mr. Dagan and T then went into | the lobby, however, was 0 tnrbilent and demeu- | police and Supersicore Mil ducging fr 6 to tioned in this affilr, to Polico Station, an’ there apreare to he no further | ertetiorm shape, the entire length belng seventy The Arrive! of the Steamer Samaria. We ofc of te Superintendent of the Poor and got | strative Ac wae ‘foured that the «h er of these traignant Democrats to-night, it is not tnysolf, right Lefure the fhe mob around the Tuird | feet and breadth twent;-two tet. It is into aconversation WIth One or two of the clerks, | would tambie down, So in. the mide fod 1 sit ey election returna down and forgot all | sion amotion wae made to adjourn, whic fom: Was there fifteen or twenty minut ced Woof the tinportant members Who their Yves insured, and so the Bs ; i aut x ie arpeted Liverpoot, March 21,—The steamship Samar throcehout he ceremony beran at balt-past q ¥ stnre to. | WIth a processional’ hyrany whieh was chanted. by | Fesched Queenstown at 9 o'clock last night. Het pil ack. | CHE NDE robed chortsters. Aw they moved up the | Cabin rassencers ond mails were transferred to tht Impossible that some of them will OPPOSE THE NUCKLENERHY INSTRUMENT, There is noth Teat—What time was it when t were Infrodu Gen, Canby te ALLEN~About 8 o'clock on Saturday night You see, Twas playing a game of billiards, and @ 1 idea Chase (6 oe Ciing of | miste, followed by ergy, who were clothed in | steamer Java, which sailed at midnight, with all o pair Mlartrriedhecer tte jonrned. Tronvle was threatened, the ‘ob strict purty ittle bit of a fellow jumped in the Mercer street ‘ pat ft ‘ ro wis very impressive. | bored wall ie a foi me attention was distracted by the masio: 9 | preity well packed by the BAuurity party, baving been boon door in a hurry ith T no iesd ini beans e city wae entation o/ the instrament by Dr Fox, i Jet of paupers were there setting Coy Claret wus adJed to the carpet. they were at ilberty fo vote as they pl me. ¢ me Ins and, eays Lo Weat's going on ¥ + Was doivere! by the Bisuop, ‘This “as ‘The bresking of her propeller shaft was the only nen ve started to €o out. I m! my br H paasiedceialy Morrow will probahiy detue the fare of the Man | Wiat's Y and auye he, Oh, P've vin ced che HED) ‘ollowed by Morning orm toned by the Rev. W. | domace snstained by the Sameria, She will mak 2 not make ary inquiries for it of any one, nor daldet che Wise tte hattan Club artstoers Sherif O'Bries, Jobn | anata rin the jaw, tha'’s a Siyahe, * You CHICKEN RECREATIONS, H. Cocke, of Trinity, New Yorks ‘The two lessons | Sanece mmctalned. by tl Pee pyri in ar 4 Tmention my lo-# except to Dogom; (ought that Sale of the Kice Library. County Cork Loew, Major Charles Wale), Suncr: | I wae & 1aktar witli ® be ra te Prine re oe cael be Dre tare of Rahway, and the | seoal’e.et Queene on Perhaps ove of the paw er ea @ eked it an, The sale of this library, one of the most re Vior Hares, the ‘Hon Sohn Morriveery. 1 | streot bere, an’ she bad m lady 1 with her au’ | A Welleregnated Main tor 8500 9 Rev. Mr. Wvrrinzton, The text of the seruion by Z of Goodtless | thi. king a, bes wi Ney 5 ection he world, began yasterday | Other lenders of the Young Democracy, arrived | this d—d ol! slouch e-ime alo, 11 vometi ing ° att ee-N 20: op was from the 12th chapter of Lat - i _ Wyarnod that it could be Of Bo use to them, | MAvkable collections in the world, began youterday. | CoG ni “They empbatically dene ber cag siete hes, | (eiga—d oli slouch, Mey Werthe Haak dp patch Ila ebcodtshaciidaid Et river Ur Co irheay Ee EMS Tho ont Rac » on the Thames, Soueht they would revurn it; T made a0 search | ander the auspices of Joha Sabin, the veteran bib: | as vet been made upo! the candidates ior the several | be * wo’ T plugged him in the HS: erg ern - of the ceremony tne Bishop confirmed five persons, | Loxnox, March 21.—The University boat crawe tor complaint bey fe we Fone, wa Mophile, of Naseau street, and was continued un! Sone issionershins which wl the hy ba " wi) about, A lively chicken main, between two well-known | yr. Ce ake, woo has a very baie Mor Re Sa hee hi tice on ie Thdinee on Wednerd: ir Supervisor Wills that afternoon abont 4 o'clock; y " of the res ot ickleberry charter ba p Mow big was toile man. Mr. Alloa? sporting me 6 col storday afterne sng Mend 1" be 0. * Ee with a next for thelr annual raee. 16 sabsiitation Bevis on ihe street cars; he bailed me and. in, | Mer 11 o'clock Ins" night. One of the fortores of given the «Mtject nw theng! ty on 7 * 4 porting Wen, Wes cot toon tn Attes—Why $e wae a tof a devt 1) "y id ‘i i" Hears." Aiter the “Gloria in Excelsis* by Darbeshire for Honblow as stroke oar of the Oxy quire! (or the returns; T' shook my head; that | the sale was the auctioneer, no less a personage se wluch ted | ett qaick os Habini et two inches high’ | Bergen county, New Jersey, Tt tb was made | eroir the proceedings terminsted with the Bishop's | fords Is considered. fortuaate. Toe ‘conservancy of eens Tr Pot to Mr, Wille's house, aud told him | than Sabin Iimeolf, Another was the bindins of fn aro rae, Benstor Lhe wouldn't ia oands, but Le eould | a short time ago, Letv Benciicticn. | Dr. Peck, «St. Job.'s Chureh, Variel | the Thimes have the unusual precautions to roe o many of the books, the most beau.ful and cheste | Helucee ects ' gy. his Major 1 ni Mr. Martin of Berges luntected bis services x8 organist, rent interruotion of scrident, Ime Loss OF THE RETURNS pe fl REIL PIE Mk eared Shs bun CURRAN Ctkinan an An sone be te one apo Fay phyla lbtch rth Gabe a aoors The crew of euch Loat is now made ap as fob em the law abo ossit oe i ii tha ahini way with ¢ levis F ‘ADEAS > SES. : . Sollee Fhe niicd dh hed emrp gl peters nd Paweon's handiwork, Among | tovieht. Ther ts et the atightess « { Keay btha—Did you bear the ehe bred cood bires. The tort graces ns from): Login, 9: Beker, 83 Gated Brasiey not to go home anti! tue paners | the honks of the collection sold yesterday, were the | Papier mod Mk wut meres Mou 1s oy tye Ee ike | ray aU AR enel. man was to protuce eleven ehiekens, $7000 | ¢ ara, Cainer ere { Woodhouse, 6: Boneon, 7; Dar were act. bat ne did 80 piped dy a, gnlee * Fables of A Lonito p NrOpENL padiie Diba shot was tired, As aide on the “main ur.) @100 a side on euch t Sona f Tnantyy—€ effe to be Rew Cambrid-e—Raadeloh Crow); Ridley, 2; Dale, 94 Detween Hine and eleven went to his house after yp. 1779, @867 : outing Proceedings ot the Logiate the window The Hattie ground selected woe n charming litle Uhe Roya to be Kicked Out, B 4j Lows: Telos, Gy Struchin, 7, Goldie Bio; at the Court Honse TE thouzht that he (Bra tie ) termon preached before the Ce we: | The. chart the sidewalk (esieis spot on ile New York Pay, well kuown te shorting March 21.—The House Military | G80ke); Coxewui v0. Bight come looking for me, he did ne tion at Boston, 169 $2 + proces the | New Ye oer tint eet ae wen, and kept by o genial lover of sport and fair t ¢ r me « pl sere in conversation e Sanerinie Board whi e | Anace $07.00; Anose'a Le Invest in | every pop Ma ee ha | i ny ; se t Ks hy mle tore ot apenas ote i recomu nd Me a court of Inquiry Excitem nt isthe spanish Cortes. Mee with @ yung man named Delan Chace, $95. The bigiest p books were pur. | Cre ewe ieee Market | Me Whaat the veeoiee ie i y. Shortly a‘ter 1 o'eh« nfay aterm bver Couniousre Unihan ov son | Mapu, March 21.—The truce betwecn pan mu Tad hot kaos, all about the elec. § ‘ylohn Sabin OF this city, end Mr, Maus of | Pareeuluaina er icael tor, Veartunatte dolnes, after | ihe New Yo tion te pring tm be twee | was anpotnred wand morey pail, and that the Secre- | ties in the Cortes line been broken, the Cntonlets (he retarna on the floor against the rai! mayteu Duyvel. ment } . lis giapte ee | ond ‘reese « need BI ibs onthe: suie is saaee Hoving sustatne lor Fizuero- end urg.t all avout them; w.en I discovered the Tv monials ty Jedeo Pallorton. THE BATTLE OF THE TEXT-ROOKS, timae ‘inal aa I vere uret ™M a Ante | Seba ap exainer in the Parent O who wis yi thie bil the Ministry had determined te os ; fae A number of distinguished members of the se | Twas # tv 809) 4a Inutcea and Nersre, Harley . é trumental in provuring the appointinent of Gen, 8 Cabinet anertion. ng : MADE INQUIRY, aor tot The Purl Hast ¢ Pan to | : eelt The ar te fade sl haha rseon by F that oll who tavet p e detwre Gen. Prim ased these wordet a New York bar provose ® banquet to the Hon. Wil | e ru re wt hose 2 ” T } ana ‘ %, Biever @ battles n ry lw Ave Deen 8P- | wsince the onistus us bat mites, oh a dred in | thie triumphant vind Jude Faller Schouleiook Trade lewgues | 3 | Ly a tes iar OOS MT Serigan how iia) MeN? dal recor | Intense excitement. amit whieh “Admiral, Toree ere ts ed : For wany years there has been a determined | Did ¢ t Zersey for SG Op le beees, Anette trend that criminal proceedings quitted the Mintstorial hench, | Tuo ame: dacut was rin ahead between etgity and | Nont,Uo to, his old home, at Newnurch, on Satur. | | FoF wan aa al i daichii hd Si Onn ba Boland Vind that F ee A | Eee ail ihe ieee 4 Hejected by a vote of 133 0 11 F friend : told wim it was in violation of | tursed out. secured a f of n went t . cbs bel MF the Tt auae t Anon? the mid the nein, the anp of St i Adeina P Escape. W W any one to st in counting the | his frieud's ere th ew e: | the ttandurd achood text The resuls isthat | ¢ weet \ Island the Hat the end of zuclin Revol Adclina Patti narrowly escaped death while re. t e coltioned me against allowing bim nd ted on lis a we hav r f re ‘ t antivon t h , Cy m § », - 8 Pave : : e ¢ ¢ r he V n vevolutiontite turning from St, Petersburg, The ear in which she Gere A. Dugan, sworn—Saw Mr. Muhoney next | Daeds o fe arithane Ry By ean : | thie, Te! nd | mt adress | otatta kan the wh a Kee toys ra | Renntiene Aig tek fire, frcna 4's stave, while the Wenleat of the ‘oor; had twe pr lint. and reguter The Doubt Elopement. ee sopenc fig nlatl fen t Welt fhe dhe ier eS el ER Ls GT extinguished in tie to prevent serious consequences, tos rolet up in brown wrapping paper; came | On Tnesday last Mr. Alvah Rose eloped from ; heed fi l | in one ean a great deal of anoney A Witile was fought between eee ——— down to the County Clerk's office vhad not been | Newark with Mra, John Lloyd und Mra. Adam Oust ener ree’ ibis p ‘ w | sSigieds! Vre Monogas and Sbe: Tet FLASHES PROM THE OCEAN CABLES, te M bey explained to him the cause; (old bs . iid 3 A t book rf howe t . —— y result. te onkn > ib be ad a Sherif’ ocer for Drad- | Mr. Rose was a Mulberry street grocer. and it 88114 | ts vetioe aronte. to iumelncn arate ; Not The Chonge in one Lota Polley. n be ation will be The bark Atrclia Ghering line beon lost oa Lobee wet he 4rd me to the ofice of the Bunerin. | had for u long time suppiled the we ‘it apt pte Miia J Wasuryorox, Merch The House Commit — Reve tend the Poor; be there lost bis revurne onactan y arehis Dy Ree BOS HOSE GP Ging On thine: te | t Mra | cat MEM ARATE T ‘ BROOKLYN, Carey, the Fenian poct, was buried in " ‘ eh or Giteen miruey; save no. advice | Kroceries. Mr. Lloyd was a refuzee fr ; or twelve of these drtmmers at one time in n tow tod Ni, Alten ty oun | toe on Tn lin A vo completed hei i 6 Koonny mm n poet, was buried in Dublin on jim shout looking for them: he did mot ask me, | a charge peuiding against hin for forgery. and M1 18 | oF city where the Kdacrtional Committec tad nn | Costle of the English opera trouoe, ov Liew Orgsnizo the systero of governing Boku) Porporation Couns been direc 0 che ts silil at Camaguaya, whore he ts Jerr onc The pe, Geluudantls counsel, addressed the | claimed that Mrs, Lloyd sccompanted Rose for the | Sige Gone chance of fect tee ee hat de> | f x, of the 7 His form ts unusually | en to provice for iontaation, ant otser pur- | arnith bit tebe Helature. foe bas ortiticat ions et | Viti’, prefeing bis argument by cantioning | ume Aine band ese started | and cities ite change of text books le tade anne aid pte He bas sieltcute features, clear | ¢ The Wit divi les tue Indians Inte three dis. | Sager mation t the sucets a ward chute, | The Liverroo! cotton market closed a i 77m Stns allowing themselves to be influenced | frre erie wiles aad found Nagin Phtaran | Ane. cies the change of toxt-books ts made annuil's. | Live eyes, and black eurly alr Vine eieness free on teaeresthons, aeliucisin: | eve Cummon tday receive bide fr | Uplods, and tid, for Orieanee: Cone! St TINA foe | yBLIC After administering a se drobbing to tue Rose | that thie constant clashing of interests is) tak —— ine: eerondiy, those on wrvetfons mot so tar At over Bushw c te est of which It is asserted that Serrino will tender tothe Core THE ATMOSPHERE OF PUBLIC OPINION. Sbich had lem its thorn An Wis family, be persuades | their basinoss unperulnr, und fiat oy continually THE GREAT ERLE WAR. Vinee imagrienltaen a the ter nt thirst Lang Ot Chae Matibewe 10F $6.0, aud tbe lowest | tee lie resisuation of t WE agit tender: tothe Con ™ fo, yeauired some ono to | hi ver iiert wife to returu, Yoaterday the couple | resorting to the wesbieat tricks they ure Tujuriug hot on reservations. It, provi les tor dividia Heres) AL Ee hewn The Pone ts exerting every mesns of tuflnence to t “ "but em to consider oF r Ne! Vemselves, - errifory into font districts, with on ern! © Con pa vine Y ene) a . 4 ‘ pas given in the evidence of tue lone Noble Act of senator Norton decent and’ legitim of d Hurt Heb and Pry? n aE Ane Sia rae OC te paar AA oe t ! Cobiuet nad in be Se renieena Ue Kama rerite opanisls eae erga se umt natural one. If) Ou Saturday afternoon, as Senator Norton and | convention was called, aot on Line | ., Mr: dav Gould, at 9 o'clock lust night, received | friancent. No more trestles 0, be made and ruil. tescrimatiw tssuient. § Gen. Feslie. tan retaran' to Puerta Prinsinn, ead ve biuvoned the lox Of the vapers {orth to | © party of friends were enjoying » promenade on came torether tp secret meeting, | te following important despaich from Mr. Krewe | Commimtoner Parker HE street, Crow Willow to Fuitou, | witt son march t ward the city of Cromo de Atela. the ficors wodelorks in the office. There ts no | Bri ay, (hey came across a decrepit old woman, * dinner at Delmo ics, decited | rick ALT - 9 PRA ———— heel Hute: inson, just arrived from. Sfidence whatever Of guilty totent in the whole | oc. neasiy double with age. ‘The eye of thewonle, | eo eolure. eet alter, and rely wpen th [8ociGié du Cable Transattantique France! Katiway Conductor tostemtly KAM d JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN, ank tn Liverpool harhor yesterday Warsaction, i : ieeried @xhalor tlaviad a0 ie) ‘ he wit. | (evitimate iid-—the author, the printer, and the Dini Magen 197 r Ostronder, on the Eri ionsadbehans ‘The Marquis of Bauneville, the French Ambossa Assintong District Aitorney Moore addressed the | tearted Senator lighted up in sympathy a8 he w! reve, On Friday they m ain, wid ‘formed a ‘ants, March vv, stantly kill Who gets the money for the advertixemente onthe | Cor M Rome. has arsived in Puris, accompanied by two | {err.,Tivadiey has Abeconied. be sald, Leonsse he | messed the old woman sppealing to the passers-by ichonlbook Trade Leagne,” and elected as oMvers : Govtn, Erie Railway, N. York Dork. Te was eit fence surroundiug the Resistvat's ofes bi French Bisa ops \ Ter committed a crime, 1 pewas at © Party 10 | for alms, Calling the attention of Ms companions to Win. H. Appleton, President ; Smith §! elde. yt lee: MeClelland-Barlow scheme sbeudoned by cfcial © hotiee n wi aha P Bia), hah Seen Gapoinied peri W; Cook, Jr. played Mr. Roher's wt biltiaras, tn i the poor old women a puree of a yer Hy President; J. C, Barnes, Secretary; and C, C. Wood. aching train, whieh t Preston, on Saturday night. The former won. easily at fact that Le did pot sign ihe returns e me puree of severs! dollars was nnn en’. Is any ebacge in Bart matters? Ww ’ oh be ‘ pent clerk & Market Court to Jurtice Ledwiiu the score diag : f “4 uickly mace up. The act was periormed so quietly | Tide, Treasurer, Y m Nie atzht, Death wis n . 7 Gare AAAS + Cook, 1,000; Robur i he prisoner saye he signed them at his ho! that very few enw it This be wboue nae way a Avswer Uvtel Louvre, LANE. body being dreadiully wanet fe Tie sterm sloop Colorsdo, will make a trial triv in | 64 4 Bi Werke ante’ tb aa wT ttvoNe | many instances Of the unostentatious Leuevolence of THE DISHINGUISHED DEAD. cai aver @ wile and two children oourdiug in Jersey | the Day thi afernooa, ‘she fe undrr ortrs for CHM | Console closed at 8 for money. and $y for th da . My wr Not —_2—— . » | City. @ berks La Ciguens, from Cullurien, and Ive, ‘Ve-twenties © osed 4 % for 186). 89% tor pee to C) oredited pow, when he ment ty | Seaator Norion. Gallen © Versinuek, MR, STEW ARTS HEM OSTEAD ESTATE ¥ oats from Alzow Bay, and schooner Mary Jane, from Mw: Tentoriies, So : Erie, fis: Lille bend ‘wae at’ the Novy Yard, why atid as The Will Forgery. The venerable Gulinn C. Verplanck’s funeral | pe Dry Goede Prince Wi Buy th Meditate a Uinta en’ ol stotteaestee: Soges kod ec totiare a letter in which he anya the i Bvt co at once Instead of hanging sroud the | Anthony Hildebrand, was arrested yesterday id | * ‘Trinity Chured nse noe Bay the | | Wasuiorox, March $1.—The Benate passed | , The ence of Postmaster Jones oper Osborn nt the Ho mince tee the “king about the election? tue Bidle of an | jy New York by OMcer MeLoughlit, of tue Broom, | ScrTice® attracted a congregation to Trinity Church Lone Iniand K tleont. the following act today: ‘en Judas Blatrevontts k ecelbcan: SF OSDOFRG, | eaforeeme aws in Treland will, af pascody } begulied Lim, The responsibility ut his po- bs rh Dy OMcer MeLoughlin, of the Brook: | The remains, enclosed in @ magnificent rosewood | The r portinthe Long I land papers that A. Ft cnoeted, ate. That the quote of armedue to exch | eMac te Herant itaahien ‘ fp | Pine TNT country dn Atate ct sig jhe teleut, with Bim, and then he wae in | lyn District Attorney's oftce, on the charge of bav- | coma, were take to the church on Satordny, and |, mewne ie Regorlating for tbe purchase of the Dialere thocae whecsieereetarate: | Sledonem Ieee we pier Se Rest River rel cvartcard |. Z¢. Pays (newsuanor) ta sesured ibat the reply of adurry.” an s #0 uch Worried aby " nplicn rgeman an " - . amo, i L Wed e esduy aud ow ped. , , ne Papal @oyernin 0 note oun ah ry. Lnat be lorgot all about the ret ror, | Horne. a residentol New York, who leit ay cates | tken forward to the chancel by the pallbearers, | (aii Mr. % solicited » uree at aaioe Interest of Rog tty lh Ae RA lon of w Freuch representative to the Council wad ioe peeoeteuoes plekied erm bp thinking tae) | worth $10,000, Bergetman ad’ the uters accused | Judge Roosovelt, Frederick De Peyster, Win, Cullen Oliver Charlie could be purchased, and a sum was | Cher Humai skull and thigh booe, which had been buried for | |The vote in St. Domingo on annexation to the ig tbe soinett ing to eat OF dvink oF to wear are in Jui) awaiting trial, Bryant, Thos, Ludlow, G. W. Curtis, Henry Nicoll, | yamed by the Iatter gentle h ae ay | form. cebver tot secatury. fe: For annexation. 1,008: against, evidence, gentemen, is irresistible, that the Ma ae y ter gentleman whieh was promptly | equivatent tn ond Mary Lawler, of Port Wadsworth, Staten Inland, nn. the American Mav was carried’ if | nA Were intentionally lost, und 1 ak yu to Murdaraea Aasanle UsewaWwameu: David Thompson, and Wm, Kemble, preeeded by | accepted ny Mr, Stewurt, On the imereow Mi | Jouvary. 18 Mea a Te free ehaN ae eeer te aneatee, Island. | rich viruueh the stiects of BE. Domingo city | Manor, bee Ce ues ies cs fag Eis pepuier | At 201 Railroad avenue, Jeracy City, last | te oMeiating priests Dis, Vin.on, Oxillby and Dix, | Cisariie added to the previously named sum $10.00), CURIOSITIES OF CRIME. Nau ionnan. fu Twenty-ninth street, and was veut 40 Bel Mr Asbury, the owner of the vetah yacht Came Joe Gilvert then delivered his night, OMcer McCauley found John Onlander brutai- | 94 followed by tho Rector and Clerey of Trinity | and Mr 8. refuse to further egotiate tor the reat = eve Hoeby ; ; ‘oviid tell in favor of Mr. Dougtas, his Ainerican core id The Loty of James Foxon, American Consul to | onl so arnounce + . City veaterday | curecoa was treueks i reet, American Consul to | ptitor:: He also abhounccs bis Felueal to. take tovey hop Potter, Corps or any inte OBANOR, ly beating Catherine Homer, The woman hod adeep | Church and Clergy of Fishkill, Bi 1 in tt, and remorked lately ifone-lal) | | Anna Totd was arrested in Jers Phynicians, y of Tris , for asanulling Same hip. amashing AO y J to any'race The rrisoper at the bar ia charged with ooncompl- | gush om the back of her head (rom a soda water | Family Physicians, Vestry of Hy Charet. | million ts dedneted from toe price he will «tit refuse | FOF sssuuliiog te had taken rofizo, and | gy i tiraitis and acon at Lit bore ‘ou acc a SIE UAB Re elsction Fetal a8 pio erly autie tt | bottle, She was covered with blood, and her upper | Theotogicy! Seminary, Standing Committee of the | 10 negothite furiier, Lately the President of the | threaten: { him down with an axa whieli she SPARKS FROM Tit rn ener tere arate ee ain ward, of wh ch | garments wore torn to pieces. ‘Tbe abreds was com. | Mocese of Now York, Commissioners. of Binivrs, | {2,008 made Oete “atte ‘Coser eratent OF tbe | eee her aitie.rumors of the suspension of the firm of Der + © Of the Caivade pissiol. to a0 <0 8 ty ny Socket entury Association. Mis Heh Bo 1 » Perkins & Co,, Oud street, Cott Ben, Webber bas becn uppuinte Vicks- nor—Bec, 2, titre of 8. It hae oeen | mitted. Hen. Tempany, Sasiety, Century Asvoolatian, Is. rt 2 well-known thief imptiented in | Sertoriny, prem fut of w aimeulty ithe juliet Webber bas been uppointed Mayor of Vicks. thw: kicd ale of the bighest impor —-— orteal and other, Sretetion, Manhattan Club, &e,, in ports Intimating that Mr. Stewart's ron! | ¢ bank | Fobbery, scaled irom the | deryios oa cutracts for tu Finer deliveris we e pustt ancelh te The Erie Ruliway Riot. order, After s chant py the choir the Kev, slurean | naa beon ineate! throuch Jamalen are aisoerrncins. | Cit ive Fankerigi UCTS Raia repre as Mobi'e race stnoned yosterday until That the prisaver. bas : », | Dix delivered » enlox arose, recited the rare | A‘nanoer uf router hive been survereh tee tooeey |B h ° P et T tadtny on neof the weather “Haines cats nia the engin ‘aun at | , Wm, Tavlor, Keeper of tho restaurant at the | Suites aiming ant amar whieh ive, Ieeosss | AnmInaey uniuutentunetancarveved. Two tituuat | ue Sette! omurtnn nt touetiot 6) h bce, | Ae SESE EAS 1 Tenduytied by the delenve that the retitns | Erie depot in Jersey City, whom the Erie Railway tlemap possessed. After the eineing of An an i foniea Ae pat, nating fh) kamen Get Mig au uuluie aud uur emdly disvosie vt vide for t Surayensent of Seandinavien eae 4 were bigned” THEE Le eee ee PeIHe (86 | rioters attempted to murder on Baturdey evening m by the cholr, Bishop Putter dismissed the | wuat route will be ineatea' hy Mi etemate ieee LATEST LALOR NEWS. Mears. Decker Brothers, the well kno a j "Believe that Mahoney. tie qefetjaat | was somewlat worse yesterday aernoun, His ue- | Ware falluwed” by & here he ot sea itnatDs | contractot with Inmber Gealers at Reevta for 300,00 onan torte manutncturer session oft Portland bas receive the thanks of the British i Tren yeve that Mahoney did eu then | position wus taken, but un it igb.icses # nutaber of . od Oy .8 large body Nn epruce pickett for tencyg on th a1 per operative printers are stillon strike, Several | fretive WAFS ° Gover tment oF courtesies shown to the oMflcers ¢f we te verde Tee tae ug duly. yo. wast dad | Perscos who are at large, iis publication is with. | t0@, Hudson River Roliroad, nnd were thence cons | M dcis reported that 1 cong & ‘eded Lo the terms of the strikcre | establishment tsa very miitding. abd | Monarch i Weigiet eiedor you to cobeider bow tar | per ne iM Veyed to Peokskitl for intorment tn the farmily vault. | hotel on the plains att eont ie considered one of the we equar’, A special connelt of the Choetew nation bas beea i pe A a : sala SEE —-— aaa for a professioi —_ consider the great question agitating al! th ae IE ane ORD T ea tae to earned Police Highwaymen in Hobok a. W. W. Cornell, Losses o Inher lenne NEW JEKSPY, fan tithes. dbo hieine ii Hall. | Ain fer 9 is wa thede duty to fina ® Verde: TOF the A Mr, Hanlon bas made affidavit before Justice The funeral of the late Wm. W. Cornell, yes- Es A @ member Of the Philudelpt pen i ublicnns of the Third Senatorial Distriog Feri tC the conteny, 1 was cheir duty to dude |.) | Hopskea, i and | {erday, drow tovether the tm Hon that | Witllam Ryan's pork packing establishment in ike ct tasnawd) Mulan Wn saa aA Higbtston ts to have a soldiers? monument ave huiuinated 5. Evo, of Suueburyy he ‘ The Jury retcred nuda about an bo Mite, of Hoboken, that be was asaauited and | bycr aited St Pauls M. Bch lee nad | mugnaie’ mes barbed oe Sects outubllanment tn Ine of Copperas Union Mo, 4 Ime niente) | cata ie ATER OCiere GR tty Seba oF Werved'ual ihe prisoner was remarded eeace WM Fe | robbed a few dave ago by offer Jubnenn, amos | the. wireets were crowded with his employees ond | CU Cza™ Jans, Oy ‘ nn Wag reesived trom the Cental Union, of ang econ he | Tho boiler in Anderton & White's flouring mt baud the prisoner was renaaded, y Cho-eniiig (ora National Congress in Clevelund on | ground of fraudulent voulng. aN p Be!), and Janes Boyle, Warrauts for their arrest | with those who. had tasted of his unbounded her Marshall Brott ‘ “ the tiret Tuesday i May aes nnawan, 1. exploded on Saturday, killing the mee have been gran Mlty in life, ‘The iollowing named gentlemen, axe | wit" gnanucwer oo matey, manufietory In Ripon, | the test Tucsiay i Mw The Salem county mastodon fount in Mannington | gincer aud woundiue & other mage bert J9 the Heocas of the Indicted ri rena sociated with bim in his Inbors in the City Sunday | @5.ud , BrP ASC IBOMN ae Port ghgpier Bas Deen sold to the Binte of New verter | 4 1, said ines tle Tennessee School Fund Investis Hlecthon Canvassere, Two Steamers and Twe: y Moun Burned, | Scvool and Missionary Society ted as pall herrers t WASHINGTON GOSSIP. for $300, " 6 M Ae The round b nd one envine of the Kentucky aaa or Forry, of Orange, {4 named a Heong fo the Dee re abeovered @ Keg of gold ve A\the trial of the indicted election Capvassers | New Outuans, March 21.—The steambout New | Mesare, Riwin Mead, Abraham Mead, WK. Veet conten Falusnih. Ky were burued yc x Hee eer or Cone ees tecaaiied ae the Demo. | lonxtng to the Hauk of Tennvesee, | i irosuive varie York, from Bayou Bartholomew, with 4) bales of | 1M, d. H. Ap levate, FQ, Hamilton, Mr Paton, Re | (it! bi ao liwelge Commodore John A. Winslow has been promoted | GFatic ohn Clare ts on trial in Baltimore for the murder, ' beh At mtereay, Nhe Geet can enlleg by Diss | Toth, from Tayoe Martbolvmen, with 00 biles of | i nes, and F, ‘J, Onkley, henry tu be Resr-Admiiral caer rea PASS ORE rit te te Mh of Metober, 16, of Henry B. Grovey ii) hey * Attorney Morris was that of Inspector Jobn | St" Louie: wore harvest ee aig Durfee, trom | ‘atte iinen searths istmmed with bia pntet HOVAG DG at Domingo ureaig, Se Known to be opposed to | 1M cou matters cousected wiih the ust cathe | PMCLOKFADH gallery, 1 West Baltumure durect 4 Ine 1 ond to the astonishment of District Attorney | Henvitie v1.00. wenty | ME k rowattes. altar where we Riau TE the St Domingo treaty, SRP IRS Ba anion ‘The lee alrendly housed along th THudgon this sone orn ‘ by the Re y On eee ‘om: ioner Delano’ e d 3 sou is est mate 000 toi: bout a third o} © WAS acquitted Withont u trial, Lyneh i by Morales, | fo Wnt. Craw onde We IT tenia ean Gee ‘Tho letter earricre enjoyed their second annual | pcommirsionor Delann's friends deny that he I Benjamin Somerset. a negro, @ years of age, died | usual quant ty. The lntegke tak toon tune ne $2 oh Inspector of the Third District, Blevest! Ho, dap, OF Bernard strecte, | Weoirad, and tuo fteve,'C. D. Foes, J! Ac Wilard, | ball im Apotio Ital inst erate: i el Hae Me ia aA ad Focently near Germantown, In varly life bo War Tre " Laredo, y War eh rict, Bleventh | were burned 000, nd A. TH, Wyatt, also wearing mourmiug tarts. The | ‘The Morttor Social Clab Te ; The Senate debated amendments to the Georgia | {a New Jurys Durplaye resentite An ian hanhaaee ine Was indicted for receiving illegal votes ee services were conducted by the Htev, Dra, Woodraty | Eighty-iovrth Heginect, Mekoweneee eed B Company, | pn, Outtook no denuite netion Festerduy. Bill Dolvn and Jim Madden, Now York rongha | CVutiectorte hoske: the Gaveconien minced Wut b st Bel tes cred. It was proved positively by one of The Sequel to Castanon's Murder word, and Marks and Mr, Foss, and addresses : ah will nF The Sennte In executive session yesterday con- | fourht thirteen rounds yerterday on the Palisuder, Do Reales A cand aay hi “ ) i nd Mr, Mr. Henry Berch wi't leeinre in the Alexander | armed Mr Pleussutet Hector in piace of Bu ley lan pelng vieto: welve car loads of tex were nuton bowrd t is that Lypen kept @ list of the illegal Ker West, Fla, March 21,—An unsuccessful ¢ delivered by Dra, Foster and Kidgaway, former s) OKIE street, onthe evening of the wd tast., |! . nto for New tiv, by Culiforg sUetopa tia elastin eeihe Attempt wus mode ut the Cubun fair, held Lere on | pastors of the deceased gentioman, Itavpeared from Piny.” Benator Cattell, ow who has been A bootblack was knocked off the Passile bridge Kh prowptiy bind ne polls war the 19th inst. to dssussinate a brother of the sup. | the sketch of his He given by Dr, Poster, that he Hi Hepworth te «in Cooper | Sheent (rom bis seat several week, returned to It yer | by a locomotive on the Erie allway last nicht. te Tndiun vi at Wrat on the check buok, but the other I posed murderer of Casiafion, The wound ts severe, | was descended from old Enctisb tawily Who | Institute to-night for the benent of the Cebun Chase | Mraay AITEK 08 S08 ORAHI DOIOW 45H Wal baulY bruneg WAS be y pestor ‘bot let bim, Lynch added names ov | but not considered mortal. Several Spaniards who | had settled on Long Island where all. save | tent asa fou George H. Butler stands confirmed as Consul Gen Dr, Edward H. Boyne, of Jersey City, extracted KL Loucks shoot Beles cok himself om the day of the election, | Me from Havana armed wre euspocted, Hue, Sreant aoneh Bn Tia ae Hedy goat be | Aconeert fur the benefit of New York Division, fotng desided advehelys”* ‘M? MeNOU W reconsider | twe i Abe paticus was Qader thy iatucuce ae Toasters 1 Y { Ba he diet pada eh al aids wis born January 828, and had conse: | wo. 4, Suns of Trnperauce, ta nnnoune ‘ssociation | being decided adversely, w he paticns Was under the luituence oF ction to fil the vacancy occastoned by the » woiltted the tact, and i also appears Whe Bac claanre cis lai ce werk quently just past hin 47h year, A large clrelo of | Heide erm berauees 18 annoUCod in Assoc iath The recent decision of the Sapreme Court in re. | #4 of J, & Golladay naw been ordered for Uh ( ff tte shown, The poll lint certiBed by Lyned ° t 5 7 friends and his employees tu w body followed ihe Tait ulahhi ioe) lnaili’oeiaha’ Tissabatabian Cl gard 0 soldicty' bonntes applies only to men w ; Mrs. Anna L, Burroughs, of Trenton, April ib the Third Congeessoval District oF arog ohms thi 8 vuinter of persue did vols chat |, WasMinarony March 21.—The President tus | reunins to Green words vasth DEH tbe ball Of the Dresbytert Heted for three Years, between May und July 2 gred #5 000 frov'ag wecideutal Insurance Kentucky red, and ®& great many voted invited @ number of the Senators t the White a ted, after Which there wus un o1j syubly wocrable Hoth the Senate and Honse Committecs on For | [he death of hur busoand, after ture y of Liga Inde Romeyn, of Renselaor county, has retused } fe © home ® tals (lace of reside House to spend the evening, aud talk up the Do- orge Wakeman, The Am Ge Hiical and Statistical Society | C2 Relations areto meet today. The Cuban question | 8% ‘ . , to adnitt to bar the Wultebees and other antirentel | Perens as ascertulned that go auch | minean Weely, which te to, comy ap ta siemens’ | — George Wakeman, the well known journalist, | wimcctineceea inet tied Mer Hrattats, RoR | Kia pecan tered. “Cubwe only liope,woweversts wih | | The, Rewrk, Rojec Commission lunt evening | judicted fr the uiurde: of Deputy ‘Sherif! Gr i. al the piacee the: ave | ° be . fey i ap " ae buries Dt pe!, a f » Hore, beq., will rea powod canal acteere' . . hi rn ly o ali » aigtal - Cy cf Bs Teoug tho rand Fas May! | 90 tar us outsiders gan judge, wet orien im be Banitay sree ca eee Dinemure, Kad. Will toad @ paper on the proy epterday, Mr. Conkling Rave notice Bees Trectee (Sled FO MUAH. Drs Sigh w ale decision rite tho claims of Commodore fea rt would Hor ek tie eae ay Fy Oiled with Iterary and personal friends of tne ie Mr, Edwin James will lecture in the Hudson iitee, io Jumnciary aaverve There wax exploston on Sunday night in the ‘Mr! Justice Cumord iy tue Boise Gaver would “not let” Ue ease eo The New York Detectives Released. couned, and the norvices were conducted by dhe pas. | County Conrt Houee, Jerey Cite one theeuar aren ; henator eveet from Musiiwtiyin? 2°°*° | amricar aetnoda Clare teenton a? coufon taste artice Cisord In whe United Het eat iene Gaye ng, enee, there Put the | py Ckxcexwamt, March 21.—New York Detectives | tor, the Kev, J. W. Arplogite, the Ter, Henry | Ing tart. om | eugland’s “davorniarnt Quevd, turned to New York last | aauding on the nuipite? Swioud report, settiug detpntnt nthe Abuve fac r Ballard and Gregory, who were arrosied a tow days | Ward Boecier, wud the Rey. Dr. Mandeville of the | Lords. and Commons.” ‘Fhe proces M. Yerger roturned to Jackson, Miss., on Suns | mo! : a ioe ae fre to the covering Of tie pulpit s ta Distt 1 Avorn Ml for an examtea- | wo on the charge of kidnopping 8 Cincinnall cr. | RD. Church’ in Waist street, Mr, Boscher ‘com: | at of be Josers Churcn, Grorpto fee asisuiier to ebsnt gubias, sna thai | BenJomin G, Clarke's mortgage to. Theodore 7. to Gov. Alcorn, by a desi-v. thab Hs that the case matey sFemirked to some | chant, were today released em bail of $5.00 eae! mended the energy and Christian character of the | Der Fretschutz” was performed last evening in uudainen wre KOOd Lo COVEr the losses Incurred by the | Raodolph, as security (Ft Heitor the New Jer ould pot suffer unuerfied consure for MI of A vidte wD ake pe-pauly cervaln ns to the J deceased which had triumphed over the triale and | wae Apa dem 7. "eikt Sharp rete troupe’ a overuinent, sey Western imilrond’s bonds. ryuired a $3,0W revenue it jnry io tive waliuton, ite sumed It Up bee rey temptations of journu.isin, by which so many had } The Arion Rociery. te ; Mt je intends tw publish " been shipwrecked around him. . Lo BN. has sph | stamp. The wioreguge is Lor 88,400,000. deucd an Pall bearers | Sight te the gia Paymaster Thomas H. Looker, U. 8, as 80) “Merbutin to tiie case, that the public fide ath A brutal r ouse of a negro cottag shat iio tetier parpot Dr. Buy hrutal Aight took Place In the Louse of an gyeerntution o1 , ryt Bupliat domirte of Paterson, an wed Pree Bt M Conte Weary thu e unatox, March 21.-—-Mr. Bradloy of Now | wore Mossrs. Bennett, Howard, Gill, Crosby, Iaraols, | 31d Mise Hi re. Met poaaucys | 16 p AiniralY arrugnt ‘n rebitiou to | nounced that he. wolld @xeuec irom. prayer megeis irday musht, wt fe thy biting’ ot a sete M4 " character of meu Judge Gilbert | Jersey was confirmed to-day a8 Associate dustice uf | Hicke: nehn, Preloigh, and vey. ‘Lhe Fe wait dose role’ eet ty he opera bas been | tal rank. ch ine Adwiral repudiates, wae | thom of bis Congregation who Wabed Lo attend the | hand Agigt Ficewau, of BheMeil, by huwerd Dut ‘he Bavreme Court, by a vote of a ty uins Were interred La Greeawoud cometery, changed to #ra Diavol \ signed Ib bls Uresence, presching Drimiary woetigs Of the charter eeclion. | plun. of Winstead: