The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 29, 1870, Page 2

ein | A Tt Nae ; Foe gn as aaron = THE SUN, TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1876, ie —— — ‘ ® " ¥ ¥ MILLIONS. | } 2 . uxcen gentleman, Iie natural disposition is patel | every quality that is requisite for a city ruitroud | JOT MORRISSEY SPEAKS. | iatyonsndo'Bsien tre, dornemte mem, aad win | AN AyOIT OR 17 MILL LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS, KZ — otic, Ho would not intentionally~dishonor | The ¢onstruction of such @ road along the tine ai it Mn, Monniesey—I lo not know any groupe that | Aggoment of tr. D ¢ Opposing the smeaeuatiion th oe y, j 7 roposed would be a boon of inestimable value Mr. Tweed bad for making that amor 1 com . 1 of the Come 7 one vis 2 oe - -—ag Su. his country. But he is not competent 10 | rene mn oe tt would nd to ihe valve of | THE CRGSUS OF THE YOUNG DEMO- | munity know enouch of We and ot my acte to know Raton fer tho Dismiee ce mudores | DASHES HERE AND Tieny ny roy - dircet the pelicy of a great Government in a cil Nat teens fda aa CRAUY ON TILE SITUATION, that T would be tie first to condemn @ny man or sot marueiee Denied by Sudeo SUN'S REPORTS 10 Shines for All estate for all business purposes, and would Ly ig of men who should propose any euch thin Character=The Motion 2°" by we ond : difficult crisis, Jt would be as proper to t prectionble for laboring men to do thelr . Tweed with felling One the | OMY Feuson he sald so was, I think, the Barnard. he Thieves Gold tt . 7 y. MARCI 29, 1870 dhoves @ Borie f 1 it practicable for laboring men to do the © Charses Tweed with Selling prejudices of the peuple, end (ry tO got up sympathy : Sie RalWay Company suit : tins WURSUE Ny meen fe 2 hoose Gen. Bex, Burien for Archbishop of | work in ihe elty and tive in ploasant and health; Party- When and Why the Eh gan— | furbinset, a ttoal AM AR LEMAR & Man'a Pocket Cont , 1 4 i y 4 Wgalnst Cornctins Vanderbilt woot nned yesterday Bon ] — amen au Canterbury as to select HaMinton Frit for | cote og in the adjacent county, without losing a Damaging Charges ngatnat Tweed and A XEW AKD INTERESTING DEYELOPMENT. tere Sides 4 Me.b Arepiied to] My, Henry 7, Litehfeld, 1 1 omen days “ hee i jacen' , The Ponit before Judge Barnard, Mr. Dud e + Henry T. Litchfield, 1 te arepe Hons Secretary of State, However, Gen. GyANT | ruinous amount of time in travelling back and | Sweeny” Me Coutcmpble Position ef) prropren—tave you over been an intimate MeRd | ise ment of Mr. Beach, made ath inst | priest street, Wlilamnburet, eame to TT) 4 vell--she Py. did ft; and the result ie what we eee/ The | forwards bly i, ten reporter interviewed the Hon, John | "Mn. Monraery—t have, Tasked for his appoint- | apon ihe motion to distnies the compat F *4 | day afternoon and at vbont 2 : ' Ad ‘stration is wet cowardly, anti Amer Fag "* “af " onda ne follows: ment for Street Commisstoner, e de r ni rat ad aysPOrne 48 | Mosera, je lowe § vta ts y wird mniniotradion 1g wank cowardly, att Ste Wo hasten to acknowledge the reecipt of ey Yealerday afternoon us follows: Tikronran—Who did sr nek to enpoias him p | “e denied that Mr. Vanderbilt bad at cco HITE loons AR a fi we fean, truckling to Spain and bullying f = Prronren—Are you with Tweed ta this Sight? Mowntesey—Gov. Hoflmaa—or Mayor Mo | eneulied chay Thin was not the (rset Wall street, and boazht €1.0) . ng Hayil, alving moral sappors to tte Besalllan | Te Clowns communications Mu Monntsxny—1 am not, he then was ton in which Mr, Vandersiit: had stretehet '°t | placed the bon Lt in the bro ist tof hd " 1 se Arash > th pisiilaohe dg dave - Whe Tene ce cee tl Revonter—Are you with O'Brien? THR—AL Whose request did you rake the | hig arm Into tie coffers o : ent down to the Goll I t ; ade for the extensic slavery iu SouTHEMN Dis kiero, Ttatey ! EPORTER—ArO you Vi en f anpiication f i ‘ 0G mm to wen “ “Sing Ar - : 1 af pd US of Le : riikn, March 3 ‘ Mn. Nommtery—I an with Mr, O'Brion and te | "fin. Monteany-——Dy requost of Mr. Tweed, after | ton and extracted tts funda, ‘The cous #0! had ale |, narine the « to he Huor, Met ; h Amertes, nne h no positive foreign perry, eee os ore lati the restgnation of Cornell, tald that he had reaehed that ago w Ano » the ery, whore Rew Vork Clrens Sor You ¢ . erat eta was de.orves credit for remoy plo. Or ow id Tweed know that you bad . SY cann 4 ra H Biympte Theatre For y anywhero except the Jobbing, awine | [neas. the terial of ine Souther Liettict oF | Reronren=Did you rend the aeconnt of the inter. | ,,HReFORTRA How iid Fweed know that you bad | hyo tkely to fall into temptations of hy, | ling seone Levon, ho pr | Fan Francises Winstrelas 8) lie ely dling treaty for the annexation of St, Do | Ye4 one Tt view with Mr. Tweed in ‘Tm SUN this morning t Miu Monmissy Hie kaw that 1 Nad eerved Toft | tn thts eee tie was the tempter |e enme ten rath ‘opel dee Sane : Nir Lowa wee el rain bablic mone aan Steaiinine man fal rongh all Ma potitte.t career, and | the foundation and bottom rary ini wrest he mi food's Museum Th W he, Mattnas }iningo, Such lack of brains, such s y | and makine tra tees, abd that upon | AiR. Monmianny—T did. Wad 9; Tint ten days before, That was | ‘ | tow the ' r= of ideag, such total Semtninede Mints poweerer MORNIESEY CLLRGYS TWEED WITT TREASON, ; rf Uitt en dare before, THE WOO | Vanderbilt, an unserupe rreror havine be wan Cea } The daily aati Ms “Teinfeents Dat wet Exronren—Have yen sought to ereate the tm cnswer Ml ro Moftinan | fertod nan atiernt to make me ftho marker | 5p 1 UN ’ t ee ection wre 9 t ‘ ition tot Twoed a, pointed | in Erie ete corti t for » means to ro | . i ae last 4 ¥4 1 vt # CO We ry Plersion teat 2 Tweed suld the party oul to the Street Commistoner? iJ ee avorher fey tr Baek ber ’ er reg p before in the Government of te | Bistrot Atorney io Uninet ‘aesimrt Ropabileans? Mie Sree Fy told me that he could pot | Place the money which he had lost, used Mesera. | 40's against the members of tlio A : | fe xl States, And for all this Mr, Fiei in | ene tment eorsttrther in proicening nonet poole | Ma Monnecer—T charge } cetly with do- | afford to appoint Tweed, Reletl, Bloodgood, and Work to bring Mtleattons | Me ear ehe Suck Exchan 0 was howl tory H Ky ‘ justly held reeponeible. filan m, Miowsaud seruions ujou the merke of MOUs | tng 0, ON ACCOUNT OF MIS CHARACTER, di ' ‘ourt, arise for u bi tend ou es the Judge WETIhaM yesterd yy. The qn * ‘ edncaday ; fcr ; 4] err Reronuren—What evidence have you that Tweed | and what the newspapers woul! aay, rood of the stockholders of this corpori’ LM nother the Courts have power to ror 94 : aarregate When Mr. Fist goos, {tte probable that | Sm: My attention hae been called to the above |. smatinn Tie . Hevouren-What aid Tweed any to that? having (or ite reat chjeet the extraction of @RONOG | BP OTe we non, Henry Nec f BaAb0. Acerage daily circulation dur. | Mudge Hoan will goalso, TwoCabinet min- | *HP ! your twoo of the an Inet Lreapeefally | aS Noma mrt pave evidence that men whom | yin ynatert; wom Leramery tn LoRers! | trom its eufers, ant he brought hy means of theo thor, ute pnini, complain tht } ; 9 i ta w byl f dg agpestortleat paren c heres y vin js tntere 4 gt seen Asta euite ene! presenre to bear on th rectors of Uv f fl tendo! + tng the werk, 92,568. D d jeters from Massachusetis will not angwer for | grijcto, or was it acontiibution? If a contributio Mr. Tweed could contro! oflered to buy men to vote | vaneo Tie interstate oe suite such a pressnre to hear on the directors of te! | Bouner &Co., had made sf 1 t ing the previous week, ending March 19,| @ permanent arrangement ; andi Mr. Mor. | hope sou wil fernish me with the proper name of | aloes the ety bliss | | gure iat fiw was wot appointed street Cowmise | er @LE0.0H) 10 uhm. reeriving iv ixehonse SO] | omatce it hack Byidn} thers b 5 iiy should at the same time be required to | the author, 1m, sir, repoctinity , ke, Uivanbaisineaiend ne , v sloner ? Date trod vtket that cum by han | fore the Goud Rxehanze fur ut | B dagen Rea whom the friends of Tweed offered to buy? Mn d pY—No, be could not have thonght #0, t have dr ae aderbilt nor aintifle 1 he thi Suaaeay ue 6 mako way for Mr. Frsit at London, the Bay Oe wae aot wie Dt eup geet Wonk, Rute Wave" yOu had aus persowal diicuty Ca ee eacner Onion | Ininnetian tram dudze Ountoro torhit ; : aug St ¢ 1 Ss. Marshal, 8. inois. Mi with him since mite as the Coope f va 20 State would étill have no reason to com- P Mn. Monniteny—Aleck Fiear, who voted for the | “Yiu. Monntesex— t ‘ , ituctons & | Exehane¢ from taking any proceelines in H from the Cos \ | To the Reitor of Tux New Yous #ex, New York . Os : Nin. Monntssey iF, not the Teast i Meee ee erry incety that DILL: | fer. A motion to dissolve was mad H i The Tammany Ring aro afraid to 7 plain. It is not said that Mr, Rowson will | etyy, N.Y. Me ne Rare (Ge ee cue rected with the money tat he’ nen eto in i 7 LALA Hes hebeldgs babies ctign, but A Vo better forthe | We beg to nsenre ocx that the article | th nd sil ot sir, Tweed's agents—Jones. | "yi Montene —Aly opposition to these men nas | DiaintiM, ‘The motto rom enforcing their ow 4. Decision ivvery " can party 5 were drift, | from Tua Sis of Mare! which Le quotes, wai dd tor 0 6 Stone Cutters’ Ste ACU cused by the honest Democracy of New | (°DUUEcan party If he wer atom : sntribut! thet we o tho ane | Oooc8 lentelstive tesiness—did their best to dofout WoW MORMISSKY HELPED sweExy. stared that (ne, 40 The Stone Curters’ Strike tw Williamsburg York, A meeting of the L ie Goncral | NeW Jersey has no right to the glory of | not s contribution, aud that wo assume the au- | thope bite nrouren—Was Intimate friend of wed Hot, only. th — Rist ane Bloadeted. > ecting of the Democratic General | \ be \ ‘i ReronTeR—Was you ever nn intimate friend ed not, on is a ; pA vag called for Inet erentny at | furnishing the lay fguro behind which Ad. | ‘horeb{p and the responsibility thereof. PonTER—Did you ttiond any of the eaueusen of | Mr. Swoeu}, aud did you ever usslst hig 1a auy te ® Erect deal more to be sald whieh le | Nearty one hundred brown stone cuttets sty " Jommitteo was called for Inst evening at | |.) ponte miamanages the Navy. We regret to perceive that Mr, Locaw is still | the Young Democracy before tue defeat of those | War? , equally tene. Tue nleintif is eniitied to recover iM | are on strike, made a demonstration yostertiy an A Tammany Hall. Tt was an occasion of ine | YY) ui ria i ee te York | Marshal of the Southern District of Mlinois, | tls? 1 Mit Monutenny-—t wae hie flond, and politically } 1 eu Toe Oa eects of aa’ | Noon at the yard of Beard & G1, Wiillan:tenyg, i ed citizen of New York | " id) wsmint bin 1 my 5 dF inoney to | dv gen 8 one, B . pane Mesa tonge interest, It was well understood that | lege act < ‘ Sie Bian iu ; 5 | Must we be compelled to retract every one of the ; Mit erv—Tal! whenever t waseaiied ou, i never | Fra sé avainct & earporation, this was one, Hy | ordering some of the workmen emploved ty e vited ta Mr. Fre ? ‘ tere " . ble Wi i tnlent . bien jolation of «octet mies to quit work. Thelron ] the conduct of the tvachorous chiefs who gee a hbac si hg compliments which with so much care and ins | RePORTEN— Woes Tweet there willing to sapeeige upon tre Copres end tee patie by 6 | yummie oF noclety rales to galt wort | hele ote fi sold out the Democracy in the Assembly on | Jee Puerneroxt would make a bril- | query we pay to Gen, Gaast? Mn, Monniesry—!o was not protended devire to protect this corporation from | fhe owners 0 nd tho foreman. [: 7 y Hlant Secretary of State, and ho sacrificed ’ sf ah Reronren—Did Tweed agree to support the bills? Toffered to torn, him $1000, o | Injury, ieaad been denrived of the use of 87,000.00 | Peden ite otntimitete Bern, ¢rewe by ; Tuesday last was to be debated, and that reso: ‘ 7 din. nt tion wits the | 88¥_ Part of $100,000, for lis condirmation OF ith tunds, tis oficers had heen restated froin | yoiver, and Michaol MUFFAY, aN ADOT Go, mye ah i M fh $25,000 to carry Gon. Gnant’s election, Had | The disreputable Zines says there aro | Mi Monmiseny—He did, in corjunction wits the t Had Tsta He corner | cxerching their powers, and beon driven from the | jane Pte rivers dion ‘ 5 lutions respecting the proposed reorganization he given the money to the candidate rather | ‘most favorable accounts of the progress of the other four Senators—Genet, Norton, Bradley, and tate, But in addition to te pressure thus brought | Bredo wasa 4, of the city government were to be considered, Bh ssipcta fBs seg * id 7° | Creamer, in my por! to bene diveeily avon the corporation, w vost scheme enamine i ‘The macs yt the Detaoes y i 1 the than tho cause, his chance would be excellent, ipo bee pa baseii ead hc Tcintie fut tar aieinees ewe Gln te Abr GL Bade ce aM nirolling ofl | Te the City at the Werey of the Politicians F “01 » Demoer: ep) ‘1 e Time ‘ it ts well under | to the ; paar paving hiaes there ey. apt realy bn rgb} Bini of Villian street ed in everyth i! " h There is also the Hon. Joun A. Guisworn, | *isteputable Times to say; bur it is well under | to them tn the charter for the purycee of having har Darepemen tae ead weeny Veee arate ‘on with Mr. Vanderbiit, and adverse to that Mr. Emile Manges of 49 William streot wis ested in everything that concerns the wel tately Rerablions: candidate for Governor: stood by all intelligent persons that the expedi- | Mony and eecuring thelr votes to pars the bills, Tn | fu to you for those of stockholde: By tis combination of fraud | seated at bis desk yesterday alternoon about hai. fare of the party and the reform of the city sfbread tel ae werner + | tion has been seut ont by President Grayt in vio. | fet, the .chorter wus Mr. Tweed's cinrter; for the Moniisaey—Never, Their enmity against I rag Nehemiah ig past 8 when aery ‘rom his bor attricted his attene the cloxe of Mr. ies te Complaint ® Judge Barnard, 9 he is a man of character, ment, sald the motion to ah bility and courage, comuenced wien I went for al lution of law, and that » new act of Co government, drew together to the expec crews will | €iatse in relation to the Supervisors was altered 60 tion to two men who Were tring to et out of the vould sete ets a vie Mi. MURPHY FoR GovERXoR b oars Aeon hed taken tiem | Go tsk ba UW GOV burn anes tad Gn Seeking, Dabthay found tho doors closed ne vet ee Siete better | have to be asked for before its accounts can be | “yO cuMOrm t9 Me tiowe, a mweed | in opposition to Mr. Moffinan, From that day to | by surprise, un they sr ERE Cony, wie: (Br Bab SPL WO WD SINE. ox ’ ed i pgainat them, and guarded by a thousand | Secretary than Mr. Fisit; but {t ts his mls | gettied at the Treasury JJepartment, ana Henry Binit were working torether in uiis | Wis Were hae wot ‘been a friend of mine that they | have had Ul be'ore the C bade odie eh ire Bey i SHA Hawatdiean © fortune to be a decided Republican and a ——___—. te politically and per- | lad come Gaeguaioation Mr. Munroe found tacs nee 1 policemen sent there by the Republican Com- . The lode, it ite official reports of the pro. | 2s? lly if it wae in their power todo #0, Judge Barnard said they might 2 fag no Mag nn Fr. Wenees Found that a drewes 9 tniosionera, who aro leagued with the Ring. | ™* of political experience and influence. ? i ney Mn. Monniesey—No more than could Le seen on irronTEn—What was the frst act they did after | but it wus not Geust H0 a petioe CA a and that €1.700 In Pold certiNeates t Ri Thon tie wiclede act ible to con. | Sedings of Congress, states from time to time that | the suri nes. | ett : case was then adjourned to the ith of April, The pelsoner quve the name of Wil : ‘Ais OAiad absigl GY Gin: Machiaesa Gt iia ese: pon the whole, it is impossible to con: : the surface and in the genoral aypearance of tin. Ne wincameeutray pelea we th twoele ‘ rhs cw j rs ibads i De jecture upon whom the chance will fall of be. | Messees from the Presideut are delivered to | Wo became satisfiod the might before the vote Was | it. luce Mr. Bhauinom to Withdraw from being a ean: THE DAMAGE BY THE STORM. ‘The certificates were not wund, many y forbade the Democracy to en | ovr a ie Office ; and we ud. | citer House by Mr, Honace Ponten, one of his | takeu that the bills were beaten, and that luate for —_-— fon Sikes vat { ter the accustomed hall, and Henny Svrru | 8 ri 1 Loe steas + | secrotazics.” In this there are two inaccuracies, TWHED WAS A THE BOTTOM STATE SENATOR AGAINST MR. TWrED, The Hoboken Mendows and Other Low |) pumccling “ilies vs itn ¢ ! and Busgasin F, Maxie attended to its | Vi8e *! gentlemen who aspire to such bonor | there is no Mr. Honsce Porter, and he is not | of thelr defeat, although he pretended to be working | Who dil not dare to run with an opposition eamdt Lan's Inundated—The Lone I'and i lit My 4 to send thelr papers to Washington without ; Gate wine! hin they Weld Rominae Shonnon OF | vend Track Washed Away—Houses Blown | for some timo confined ia Lu llow strect enforcement. rm t pap wi e one of the secretarios of the President. There | for them. Resitter the next tall, ‘They both pleaged theta Down tn Every ection. faait of $20,000 bail, on the charze of having been j The mea who gave the onder were without | Slay: Let us only hope that no man will | are two of these functionaries, and their names | Reromrrn—Hine Tweed omvred to het son and | sites ip tii, Wad isthe’ thalt mest ed that | ‘The ferry bridge at the foot of Houston street | encaged in siuczling sitks a cheap getthe place who has not mind sud heart | arc Rovert M. Dovatas and Janes T. Exy, and | Mf O'Brien trom §1,000 to $25,000 that you enough todo justice between the ferocious | they appear to do nothing more importent then j Abingle exception affiliated with the Ring, pledie, broke tielr 80 4 Word of honor, and nom roke a hte havi biown | wero brought yea C'iicinn would be catsude of the Temaany Cometh | PUA Dpke thelr poles word of Benne, abd goes: | was broken down, tbe weights Beviag sees blows y raay before Co Breer nse etaseteseaetettt : 3 , Ne tor f ould have horn for examinstion, One J. C, Perry, win was servants of Pern B. Sweeny and Wins tee within thirty days? apposed taom. ‘That wae their fret set, From thes | OVby the storm, and the stracturo would have been | Dore foe examination, Une J.C. Perry. wo wu BL. Dwken, ‘The onder was daned witt volunteers and slave-traders and the strug: | draw their salaries, There is a Gen, Honace Mu. Monnivexy—I have vot spoken to Mr, Tweed | tie to this T have never had any politica! relations sunk altogether had it not been chatned to the ferry- | Give. teatiliet at tenzth yee Mayday Ayes be . Tween, » on ned with | rie patsiets of Cua Fontan, and a very clever aod alatingulabed | wate tte ceca ace T cor cen e menstcc ovine | ies teem. bout at the time, Several persons who were stand- | yroperation, ‘Tle case wos adjourned uns sce eleven names, but its authors were the heads ——— - officer he is, who is detailed from the army to | 1 vate WHY TWEED STICKS TO HENRY emir, ing on the bridge narrowly exeaped death, The pe “ ce : detailed fro f c minany Comimittce, Lama member of the Tam- ‘ sihace “ = of the Ri It was they who did not d What the True Democracy Should Fight | perform confidential duties at the White House, | many Soctety htrorren Do you know why Twoed sticks to | boats are oblized to receive all prstencere, for the é john Wi ead ' nF Uporvisarshins meet tle Democracy and to give an a) Par For. er P But he is not a sceretary of the President, and —Did Tweed chet O'Brien Sul Monnisery—Decsnve ‘Tweed con do hatter oda : be bey a} ae col NE oO eal re eee at, B fa 0 of eac sc aval o! the Demoeracy—and by this we don’t | oy sti: bes aeelbed i . esité ave him: @ dolla unde: iepaniican administration than under « eS oF Wazons lowed to near the place. y ar ngraham, of the count of their treachery, their betrayal of | r ry onght not to be described as such iu an official . : exy—Hoe never gave him a dollar to- | Hrder ‘dor these Kepabliean Commis: | ‘The four-story brick building used a4 a.carpenter | Court, sesterduy granted an order on M : their trast, their perversion of the power of | Mean the millionaires of the Tammany Ring | publicsuon like the @lode, ward any clection expenses, a has mi whop and ea 0 elger-box manufactory. facing the | show cau L | municipal roblery and personal enrichment, | ahd if they have any desire to elect the next |. <\1 8° BADWORD: Witte) ROADeale FORW, |)" ire Meainacasetly 4) ves eoualaerea bo stained: ||Ce ate en | - ‘ n ot shared ever udge meme |... a abi ra abi ee pemioes ver et ne d ing down the ‘Tho rceolutions of the Sachome allege threats | President, they must give to this metropolis | tation is not shared by every Judge whose meine | 116 fipende ag am Several men are now hard at work palling down t “ . ‘ ; of physical vi " hor cap, and popular gov- | besine with B, has once more frustrated « con Reron1zn—Do sou kacw avy:hing about the ¢: irre tyuu think that Mr. Tweed and | remainder of the structnre, At Stanton and Lewis THE BROOKLYN WHISKY Wh. rf physical violence among their reasons Ho! echt rae id popula ce spiracy against justice.” | tera aiaine oF 1 7 . ey Steel Cans st sal with bim are governed by | streets, aman nearty lost his life by the falling of a a ‘ : — . ‘ C j for forbidding the meeting, The allegation | ¢™Hment. To do this there are certain things | “tyiy insidious reference to Indge Brxenter, | teot do not T look apon them chimney, the bricks Just grazing hishead as he was | TRegninine the Attaens wal m tava " ‘ ie falee. No euch threats have been made, | Hey must Aight for against all opposition, no ning as it docs from the disreputable Time, | Mm, Monniseny—Ldo ‘A PARTY oF PLONDERtEs passing ont of the doorway of t se, Alt aan Wawnded iy 't 7 fi No violence was intended. The suggestion | Matter from what source it proceeds, These | jy «the most unkindest cut of all.” Reronten—Were there any pames forged to that | and not of principles. Ido not tink they eare an: peered in bsp = ! “i ae gy tletiappeaet he Internal Revenue officers planned o raid ” bs ; Sing cboiae tne Deemocratie paris tanton, Rivington, elaneey from Georck comes from the silly organs of the Ring | {+ - | ait? HIRE Oi tet ines care sosut tb Fence os tha niaca. yore Bouded, the poor people in. | 00 ti Ullelt whisky distitieries in the Firth Ward c ‘ lone, The Young Democracy, having the | 1. Municipal elections in the Spring, and nent Intelligent | din. Sonmesry—There were some names rleved Tork as Ie ta wow beds aoe one teics oblized to ‘stand on benches, | of Bronklyn yesterday, and feuring that thes wight ‘ majority of tho party on their side, had no | 20+ at the time of the State and Natioual | Cetbolice have been brought by the discussion of | to that oAll by the nepreseasalines Ot the parties cow perorteeit the Teel. tables, and beds, to escape it. Ore unfortunate | hve tremble, they called upon the United sles t Aeeablon to sreacti (gli ‘akhis foses Chikc: |. SlOmioeN the dogma of Papal infallibility is shown by a lot | . nuthorised. person oe we titnk thee wrooisa was toon wht her ebildroa ina basement in | hotties furan esenrt. It wus nrovided in thestsie » \ D y othe u i F ter on the sunyece trom ane eeteorat nriuy, Genel, a Monnuteryed ti on contd 7 by : er mol arines from the Hrooklyn Nay j that of reason, No one contemplated vio- | J. All important city officers to be uw to the London Sande We Albeny. But there were no ea ut iat Wound Stanton street sitting on mtablo and sobbing bitterly | “The appetrance of fie soldin's es lence as probable except the cowardly ad- | at the game time, and to go out of off hat I deeply deplore the rer Mave men, wr knowle * hae the ous helio talerhaviuelaanh Kerala Rleatarl ciated one axeention sande no otter slenions = | of VATIONS person a to Twerd'= ver bein names "v ne fe stile were seized, one nt « 4 herents of the defeated faction, A more | the same time, Sie are ubsine Tai 9 of that Nonnivery—Not thal know oi, ix. Dweed « a to favor ¢ econ of | Much damage was dogo by the storm in New der- | Piymouth street.’ Townseat false and shamelees prtext for mocking the | HL. The Board of Aldermen to bo elected | opinion. Five eh Situstion nor wit to.deny ¢ | HAD THOLSAXD DOLLAR BILL varsery and Lue peciors ? fey, A frame Wreestory uniiding, owned by Mr, | aS struck in the head with a stone, ny ® lof 1 stifli 1 by general ticket just the snntrary. Bat oe the other band, 7 have 6 t pf thnichen Ala Monnissey—I Jolu Wilson, on the corner of Second and Ciutan | Or —— rt will of yeople and ng the voice 3 Go chet. fen be rad have bad ‘ail along, that's Greater | enough there to make peuple scratch ont thelr names ; on 7 ; People and siting the voice of |“ y, Ne Board of Supervisors; the Alder. | Venera that ofany tata OF ee mn will cer, | td vote oe his #ilo of ive; bat Luon't | As TO THE REPEATERS AND SUCH. sin Hoboken, was dtemotishe?; and a brick BXCATEMEAT IN PITE NYS ben the mastes was never set up. bay Sup 5 hee rule the de'tverations of the Counel! to the deter | heve be got many pe Revonren—Mr ™ an impre-sion ns | huil yn Willow street, in the same town, was > * The Ring promise to reorganize and con: | Mento jscharge the duties of Supervisors, Ration. of te und Apostolic truth, aod tha Keronren~ ae rv i ae to brovall thas e he ee 2" iu Uiis eit ure | partly oy The Hoboken tis are inundated, vow Escrpe from a Serions Riot The “ miidate the party. No doubt they mean to V. Police, Excise, Fire, Public Works, | (its wie the Wondof Gales SNH ® Mite Momusery—iie reser oflered me any, 1 | a0? : nd Demosracy, 16 \ak | thd waters, ‘Tee pastor of the Chaves street placer The hi Rahat a Blok ihe ai f i lude ‘som it ev ‘ vl te. | Charities, and Health Commissions to be} That ia to say, though he cannot reconcile him: | Ver sjohcn ty a man who ison tis side of | | Mm. Monnissky—Tnever asked a man to vote a | pal Church, in Hudson City, entered the Churen oe adel tated deta r exclude fom it evry Democrat who is inde- i - ay, h nnot re te Or Who isin tis Ggbt, frow te day it at yore in my tie, and FP dleny ary aesertion | during the storm, He stood im the middle aisle, but | market in Paterson has attajved bronebt here pendent enough to resiet theirtyranny. They | ®ppointed by the Mayor audconfirmed by the | self to the measures used to ¢ the adoption | Cok meHeed UD LOU is day OF Hat end, Phi (riuds that havo been ee nua ted ora fudilen found himself in the open air. wane immense multitude leat night tn ‘ront of hie . di € ol ¢ opin mn qui on, he will nevertheless, WHEN AND WHY THE FIGHT BEGAN runchie Tos nat Rees Gare garance StL TA LR GGT tneee Gaberin phe Dich the Cor on Coune . tivan that it shall be, like the Sachems of the | Aldermen f pinion in question, ; franchise, wer ursied by those very. perso: angie, and be stood there unherined. He reer in which the Common Cou ° " : ti 1 Ne ald inne dtia ee f it shall be adopted, accept it as the Word of | REPoRTnn-—-When did the fight bezin Who tony Waul lo a4 ites neue Of divine interposition. Muny the notion that the subject was t ia tnd prompt to exceute their bebeet without a | _ Ifthe Legislature will enact @ charter on : ———— Araneae dineles waa l(a ilies a Tian twenty telegraph po'es were hlown dawn, - oe te vere ‘ ; Ricca : r ein? Wha inaugurated a system of naturslization in the Aide Tahove the. Klein, Brelds ix | euard tie “and ree hon tavil or aquestion, But we much mistake | thcee principles, there will be @ chance for | Prince Prenue Naroinon hus been pro city of New York through tbo Juuges, where, wt te | covered ata walcrr u ching’ Dus’ keuwa for asverel | ss they arrive’, Ti ho 1 “4 a esane 5 elantio ay uunved innocent of the murder ¢ on Now sition to Sweens'’s fret | is Well known, one man las gone sua saorn Uefore | years : the temper of the New York Democrats if | the Democracy at the elections of 1870 and | nounced innocent of the munter of Vicwon Noa vy Aleok Fie uo Jud,e that he bnew AT inion Milha frame dwelling was demotiahes, | Se¥eral speeches were delivered to the porulacs fram puch despotiem doca not rouse them to the | 1812; otherwise not, Let tho Young De- | This was » foregone conclusion, Every ot ich was intend u FIVE THOUSAND DIFFERENT MeN oe Toun Ludioass. sinall house was upset | tie stoop, and with the chee 1 yells Ue Hernent. ree stance. Ie i not enough that | mvcrmyithen, stand by. thelr colors to: she | wnderatania that the. Courtiwas ‘organised to 49: | Ii the usage ofribas char | Eve sears apkce. deny, let this resvoncbilily Jie | Worries a emule was llown down in rs fla eon } ; . 6 sad i; Rey quit and not convict him, and that the influences king Denmocr.cy of New | vlonas. They have attack ‘ oa, and She ry) i A the cormer | many were admitted as could be wisvoutt ey heen amar eiavon bor ‘isputed | Inst. And let honest men of all factions and Y ‘ , , je avenua and Van Voret street w rly ¢ these: gentlemen: havo borne undispat ; i which bore upon it from the beginning to the | Yarkelty | m velng Ae destetetion of trees and tones mace | Abe the crumbiug buibsine, avd tove barn t ost i. eway here for years; that they have ect up | @l! parties join in giving good government | 0.4 o¢ ihe trial were anc an to render justice | Berman mee van HRUISKES, THONTERE, GAMBLERS, an City und ‘along the How! berause. they coud cin kt and put down at their pleasure ; that they | te this untorsunate city, impossible, But this conclusion cannot tend to | pleted, e-eet whi they pea ani eversthing of that bind Thay nil wis Very 8 ont Wy 3 5 — \ have ti o | ee mud pieyed cards b : ‘ Fiusiiny and t az an ! tuve dictated who ehould be nominated to | pp. 51 , o Box vraute system in the respect of inepee Aterica kbows that But i H , h tier of the Donuelly Family ‘i " : | Badly washod. OAL t * “ 5 5. aseaasin’ © . i arin® U9 to my cthows in the elty Trewsary, Taw sek Kaile wasliod, Os mine he : wiice, aud who should not; that they | Who isto Hinwe? the Freveh people, The assassin of Vier merida rate received accLur, direetiy orinairecti¢y i anyway, | oad Company were busy ralving iho | tu) tByen wee inelied. be t have branded every independent man} Jy a former articlo on the Department for | Net® gees free; but his murder will bear the tuient, and take Sore oe out of the public Trearury uf New | Oa a bed Neen waslied. | cissket project thas beluc caw valy moass tw de 1 0 ¢ imperivl dynasty er bs oe me tame £0 Ses le HeNpTesSION |e otit » , « eat it, with the stigma of their disapprobation; | the Survey and Inspection of Buildings, wo | uit of punishment for the tuperial dynasty. | vat epee that T want au omice, ‘he truti ts, there ts uo am ‘ © BW, Downing, wis Fea. : aun id When princes slay citizens, tute directs the rew nt eierting the will it vern or any other poly yuxiaiiv, partly Guished y aE that while they have given offices to their | stated that for the last tive years not one five- y ) D & the wii cit ; n down, Trees w prooted iy | Why the Detay inthe k . ! 10 ; ‘ bation ange, wd clecting the peiw of tho Kin desire or Would accept, The ou A chimneys denotishe’, batvo serious | Wasinnaros, Murch < friends and creatures, they have monopolized | story tencment house has been built in con ae ; was done. At Hunter's Point the b vay the diab f ’ ry te " n- bal - Pie Fav eeni reat Meta tee Tata ofan: ze was d At Hunter's Poiot the high tide | ing asked why Vie duielry Cy 1 | the richest aud n ost potent places for them- | formity with the law ; aud that for permitting | Au lucident which goes far to sow the | cuarter:a synouinel miict wis sanhoton tg Tue | was borause thove reople sald they ould heat me, | ST Canta aL aEy count all dav hy vensote | imelanaing, Ue bill tor tie raster ; t telves; that they have grown opulent and | thisthe Department receives trom the builders different degrees of respect accorded by the rhe Morulig, wit ey what do you think | and I wanted to see if they coud doit, These wien | Wat hud withstood the tury of the m. The | clans pat ofiest any of t Hi ; i “cle pat Pes ealantearé oA HAvapA to Datacue of dineeuplinns |S ay ¥ 3 ve also Urviug 10 miawe ont that Tam a Jeacten bu tits ner co Y toat arrived at Priladerbla Whieh Texis Was ort o oetentatious upon the spoils of the city y ANALY F SWEENY's CHAR : atiou ’ q Y | sums varyiog from two hundred and fifty to ‘| nib. Wevelly on Ut I | 5 : Y ARTER, movement of the Young D mocracy But] am pot ¥ meray a Clenfiogos, met the sewooude Cirved sa Stite, One ¢ f teoasury;?. leit noteucuah: thatvfor y: Paes act wy ships jonulities, oceurred im that city he tial of | ir aleader, and T con't want to be a heater, Lom er of Boston, dism iste lund sink e eap that 8 t oi men i oe years | two thousand dollare euch, We gave ag a0 | iy a iracier of GReenwau | ’ tlinply One of the jeople—one of thousaials Who teed | tik and crew Were Laken om boont the Young territe reat Teves they have swayed a power which no man | example the case of ANDrnw J. Kurwry, | ws T do bout the tyranny aud corn ion of tere — on mild onildias Gr cagat eeith aatetn?. Andid 1 m 3 ne 9 >| Mrs. Destor, who happened to be an eye-wit Bic, There baa bebe & rrmat eel of tau Ay PRT ue RPE k ; could criticise a resint with satety? And do who paid fourtecn hundred dollars to the | pexs of the outrage, when giving her tes! rn m 7m . AROUT MUNICIPAL THIEVES, an ‘ they suppose that the roused and impaticnt | Department, We also stated that, figuring | jn court, was arrayed in a dross profusely adora- | Guide Gi tis fermi exy Wes That alowe hia to, | and about veiorming the administra tec Au Felarest Swind 1 Y of tha Uatiel Piss masses of the party will longer submit to a] up the number of fivestory tencment housce | ed with that very color—sky-bluc—which wus so pact meridian ti Now, Who. sro Koln to take My’ rel f to Bive Yours tn Stat 1 Ral, 9 i | me whe pet ubour ity Di , be ad been Saved by ‘ vat Pex ia fewh Proniient wait toutrol as greedy as it is base anl selfish? | which have Lecn built within the last three | obnoxious to the volunteers as to lead to Grens- | under that ehartert or Alda eaw Syed coe put any Sai bea ti Mew Mok Saatie ofore prockiniag the FiOesnts Ame Aqucstion of great interest at this crisis | yours, the Department mast have received one | Watn's ansussination, After she had testified that | yommborious: Nie sail tall all fice (or five yea i ee fie coauiy they Mectd wee khom | In tho Court of General Sessions yesterday ——— ted in this order of the Tammany | qnittion two hundred and fifty thousand del | the persons she saw committing the outrage on the | wie to the teovle Hs iexaid 1 C tlesiimg. Ling | bows ai AC woULE tke live Jats to lear Vairick McDonaht ¥ vaigned on aetna ct | gy by Voriresigih mereat tturrar, , What gives them the right to | Jars in the shape of blackmail Hrsypata 8 SeteneNibee SHAH: NANG” IES MDI | fan Desaterale Tyo The Votiew “Commission, ALT REET VL hlniay, stealins $2.40 trom Joseph Bostik, ‘the river | aur unl ins ay eat Fors is : to the Demeciacy when and on We charge now that the Department fu fin 5 and coe ase a olunteers, tH ude, | Un this new rlaiter, at the extivation of ehh Ayan is Matinekeal porastiote Stesiisvorgprieint ot a Grease eas unt | mistnoved until Bata Av ex! , what terms it shall hold puilie meetings for} the Survey and Inspection of Buildings is are ss ivae le nl pare icperemman ed AKI at that time. Meauwalie aif tt Whate y have boon Halley's reasons for | 1h omce fore parsage tickot to Nontreal, und not | Wille aod tne cena origin of ‘ ‘ ? ‘ rs, Duxtow, offered her a guard of regulars, m why aft Tue sum ist is dina punsranne. theta a eo aoabhiol ile ens of nrsuge tic 9 Mou ind not y views \ a the considerat'o. subjects vitul to itt ex- | responsible for the death of the five persons | 4. whom she Nt the: azcorea from (hu court| (eae Ubuf uBee and Kup. Re puoli: is ‘i hig ie “see tha ta mae abe i be A having avy ready cash presented in payment a deat | been given (or th arial. Mr, of itencat If Mr. Janes DB. Nicnotsox, Mr. | who were crushed to death on Sunday | ¢6 ine consulate, | 7H FCP. we ikab thes da tint rocmes (a ceat | Gla Mpoeomrlaiad TO ban’ bees ‘expended 4a eon, | 20¢ #00 OrARS. b¥8 DAOK In Luttfornia anon the | The Marthe ene eae H M. 'T, Brennan, Mr, Aunamam O'TAL1, aud | in Forty-sixth street; thet its officers were | sire, Dextor’s reply was significant, © Thank | QhaReE tO ebetists fh 1 Saratente 18 (BA | Seting tha prosocatou of whlawoy tolaves and reve | lubieot Atrio, The prianer ait ke woul Wt i he Rt ’ fi ; guifice NK) ty one of Tweed's iuvorite bi tivas, is the casted ithout expen 2 b two or three members of the Ring, are to de- | remiss in their duty in permitting the wall | you, sir,’ she said; you surely forget that Lam | Periient of ee ai lie enue deiraaders the aw requiring that Cattecture | [NO SAH Se Rare ee as tide when the General Committee shall Lave | which crushed these people to go up, or else | an Englishwoman.” She left the court unat- ALL THE KONLERIES reiterates apse sdepranumerylh dor CT air tie et rae the use of the ordinary place of ite delibera- | they received the customary bribe, and | ded thet have been committed in wis city tave been | Met Own exvenses, oy Fougnt agalust men WhO | oe neing sattsiied wit Me mark \ \ ) , ) ry , an cae ele that Board Th cet Ban | EY: wichied milions, and bis private rewurces were ¢ igh, refieed 0. basil produced: last 4 tions, would it not be just as well to abolish | therefore elut theireyes to all evasions of | Taxpayer Twenn is in favor of abolish. | the New Court Huse. gna the New Yoru Punts | t Pee maar (un avidcdte (Ac feline’ (ce heen eke h 1 i Ml : ‘ j Mr. Pwo . ion pl Lia the ps and commit all ite functions to | the law. the sont Board of Aldermen, becanse thoy ‘ou any e Mr. Tweed don't want ¢ any of the wiseha or hisown | 4 . ' rain 1 i these Sacheme? What sort of democracy is If Tazpayer Tween is sincera in his de | are O'Buex's friends, and the Street Commis Fit MILLIONS OF TOLLAs t thak be te for N » ” fi governed not by the will of | sire to procure a decent charter for the Dene: | sienership, because ho bas been put cut of it, | out of them in the ust three or four gears. Soouer ee a lah ee tear tie mo att | by the order of half adozen | fit of bis fellow citizens, we hope be will | Put he isin favor of keeping in Mayor O'lLant, HUB Uae AS AL A 1 yin o, Avversor Tooel y ¥ 1 back politicians ? insert therein a clause abchiehing this De and gin ua Win the appointwent of the oficers of | tiske any nitions) the Hey ublichuw Wank tO at pet ! CS Ae vie } q varty is pre # ar, | every departineut in the ety government, This | promote his retautorent 1 he ut Aly ret . nel | __A reorganization of the party ie premised. | pariment, notwithstanding it gave BMY | ov as, Mr, Twern, Hin out O'll st first Bia MAiEIhi DIGG Rous connie: ata Cin iG Mhanhelent tir ant ate i + own : } Nothing is more neeessary, But it should | thousand dollars to secure hie triumph over | aid tot the pooplo cb Ae ete yvonrn Yo y put ‘Tweed out of | Of hie extravaxunce tw tally mat Wie A been attested atau twenty sae I Ettiat ; 4 bea reorganization which should insure to | the Young Democracy on last Tuesday, you tall about giving him more power Was toh mittee, OF He Chula | tone” Mo umvred tor atten day, (OF @4M) fiiresked m1 earhe-t appeal for. wes é ) ! the masses perfect freedom of opinion and of | notwithstanding bis receiving a hi ’ hall itit: Moutiesry = T ain not a meniber af the ‘Tum } "6 reais ines RDO Hie Danes nave: OKe Jary Hrs pponldbac L | Maer oealion siepan te i action, It should put an end to the mono: | amount of the spoils. The Cuban revolution bas beew suppressed. | proposed py any or out CAE eee GAG in New Jersey cousiate uf a lew bendrad were | Sing Vrivoa ton | r ane i te count aul k ; f “ w=') link ute Yau going to do to. obw nus, bought in company With Mr. Roukle pee 1 eh t t poly of power in the hands of Peren B,| ‘The Superintendent of the Department, | Tt mast be x0, for everybody who hax always | Uae w ye ier gee gs on long time-and at low interest.” Air. Bulivs's ‘iy feelguaren tence treet er toy th ~ 4 , Bweeny and Winuas M. TwHrD, and | Mr, McGauour, while professing to be a | PPOs it still says xo, ” Hot with its sual ine | Deuicert ut tar ety of New Nori au iy arent ty wut mene, and, cent the turn a Cut " wien tn “her” proves ‘ i give a free chance to every honest and inde. | Republican, is a member of the Tammany | Lipiad dete ed rio te ta Mar nee Hes nm bss th os a a the eircomstances, Hpi wile ts itlerly inosine sites afte te Titans Amertean | yd " | ee is : x" . By men nof Havana, says in an edition of a re sivivors, of which Tweed i e er husband's aud completely prostrated met oM fwolored) Church in ' \ t " ‘ ‘ pendent Democrat. Against any other reor- | Society ; just as Taxpayer TW, vee ee eee een nanan thon POUTER WHI T\-eed ght Cink Recelntion # ily anit phypieally by the “fesriul blow. “Bw | was tiroused List Wednesday Malt witha bra | "a A perftectiys bh ‘ ganization the only decent course is ancom: | professing to be a Democrat, supports and | gen thousand sovare learue vndve their cout TO pb imme t pre iw WOUM dare io | Pome ud from Which ese of Wie hapere have maak | erremenien Which wernt Unie Alvert Cunt. mich | Mee Tiautiten mate avery , promiting rebellion, protceta Republicans like Isaac J, Oravens | quwdich extend ef country are toeluded targe bang uit Ge at aaa tke re | canis sci te the. sau doe which was J 3 colored Mie company was is tho Bango, I ii — ¢ Mat tctuded sarge © himrell there to bi J Ad before Cie Senate when Bailoy’s votaination % host: the bridal party stone resp! hu Hanquo " 4 ry Reconstruction of the Cabinet. ANDKEW BLEAKLEY, and HENny Sauiu, plaina, virgin and dense forests, and wany moun Pah eg eee tcanuis up | Setlector wae pensiling, mid all Aus elena ‘ naples oxen af evurrbods were beaainn wisi jut © ; wh t pe 3 : amine dade eacina ie ied ia | tuere tome? Halt Orta Without change, |b «ind exportation xy : vi A Reporte have been current in Washington | 0... of the moat Pressing woods of thin | {!! Becing that the tutal area of Cubu is | Mre (SMM tue as our poopie are canes cuir distinct and feeb pro: | ¢ Hepetled t tha worda J ant t 4 for some time past, that the Hon. Hamrro% 4 ie pce 8,804 square leagues, this adinission that more | od, theytara uppon'd to violonct OL any kiwis ait so Waly one present euld xaQw gtet ome fe H 4 city is @ railroud which will carry passengers | than one balf of the island ix in the hands of | ff, a# thes are courernon, ik wou Not be necessary — ¢ Arnage, W woman naiied L HEAL BSPAbh thas tele i | Visit ie wbout to retire from the State D> | fem the Mattery to Hurlem in half on hour, | 4 hee 4 s lohaveasinule policcusu there” Lint beeen as The Truth abourth Plegan Mix Coleman siacded the church by rushing forward. | a r| . ” Pac ’ the patriots is, to say the least, an important one. | siweeny will Mil the y ARBINGTO jareh 28, — oficial d fe wih ital in Wer ba Swearing that slit ’ } } partment, It is aid that the only reason is | guct) @ railroad must be built underground, i she Ie mA al col¥ muisuron, March 98—An oficial despatch | Ut EPS ler, bea: taurine thet Mensie, Myberty AS ia hat be desires to do so; and it is certain that | Three projects of the kind are now before the | The Last of Wastin Kicld Hands, tpospaue the latervaaitn ticioee a! Herat killed In the Piogan village SITs, of whom | eMENK A ew which he said Was ais, She Bibnes HInte ; prj of Washi ¥ ore mpression that our pirty intend | Toy Mont che budied: men and tae Hom | cought hold of the bride, to whom ste use et Gen Giant would never dismies a member | public: the Central, so culled, which Is already Westerdae orn La lee Clint rig rth Rare area Be ¥ hrouvio itd fei A nuemant 180 Women wna’ ciitteen: Ra | Vanzuage, ant tore her dress ina violent || * “ & of Mie Cabinet who did not resist any favorite | chartered and about to begin a tunnel on the | Thomus, who I UtiWwest ec Bet | oaiam on A Enodis Sot Le dae tee tsow the | contuned and 6 wesd, | Biver «ifort wag nade to | ession The disturbance would lave been gre etublow tng wanncety 94 botion of his, and who treated him with | east side of the city; the Pneumatic Tunnel, of | wort and Pils AY We Hac ae | eee pal ‘ Killed wocidentaly a Wate Bien ta charge of Loulia, when they pulled oa 5 > ‘ Politeness, Very likely the report of Mr, [ Which # section a few hundred feet long and ] 4765, and tors lone tine worked as a Geld bend on LATMIRS OX8 OF SWEBNY's Mew eS awa from the alae and ldetlod her ont of tt W ¢ f Fisu's intention is true, ‘The place he holde { tight feet in diaueter hus been built under ) Masbineton's place at Mouns Veron, Ite had, ve to Uri ba Foye an the Ma Hehe Young What they Say in Utivoin, Pr Met PAR TOT Ag tg APOE Fay ' ib not the one he is understood to have coy | Pivadway and is now exbibited to the eurions; | to ates devs Detore bis death bis memory was ax | And wena T y pl pee ae spat they dare wot du Tho groatost of living dailiva ls Tuy New Yonx i Aer _ Van ' q eted, Hix ambition was tot and the Arcade, which proposcs to construct a | Fes and vicorous us tity years upo, ond he related toi " Mba 6 9 nota local t ari 89 Wiig \ 8 to be appointed Min f Many reminiscences of, the divs of the revelution, i TK FIRST MOTION UN aa FD evan a ° 4 ster to England, but the Provident. made | MOM eeet vertectly lighted end ventilated, under | vlich ie tured tor sme tue ax an oficer's ser | that will Le made there toulaNt will be ro clear tie |g a : ma B HroeOseN He 8 \ t iro A wt mad vunt. Du he oid ter nf ey Forse he | room of al neMbers 0 thal or, The Savings Bank in Tie SUN building oders eae sensation. The secord ‘ 1 bim Secretary of Beate, It was one of the Lroudway, and place in it four regular tracks for | Yen's Du fe sald. winter at Vali vy forse ho room fal but aber nth oni oes eee tt tone Moary deposited uae | Mappeuod on Tuureday, when J e ‘ quoereHt actA of thie queer Adminintrat Hulroud carriages, We have studied all these | tered motor the patniot kaders. in Viecinia, and | ofter that resolution hinmeele nw SY yrnee tnterent Ane, ‘wud au the yet uf every | Attack on lier tniievutiy Ivey Meer Ju) me Mas ikl ; eileen plaus, ond we do not hesitate to say that the | ¥a4, fond of telling of the olden dimes when, ay he “Tite resent vented J Rn teats r Fit is ap boneet men, He is al Used 10 express Ihe Niggera Wi MWe better of A¥ TO TUB CUARUE Ov . ' Taouisa's tha Wives #leo aT Avende is immensely auperior to ite rivals in | daudey ie wow a dase SL Revontene What dove Iv herr Wage your girnete cleaved ab the 0, 8, Gienin P lelvered hey up, at J Mts