The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 10, 1870, Page 2

a pen was restored to the people, Under it our | has eonfided to phem ite destinies, = by the THE MACFARLAND TRIAL, elections have been conducted for tho Inst | eternal prinaiples pf right and justic five years, and now it seems that it ip to bo Fr tana ota to timate ne ewnysr-eastap par oF On ORI continued in force for an indefinite time to | 2t% Hid, Ht would seem to bo difficult for | "BUNK FRER-LOVE MURDER OASH. pain to prosecute much longer @ civil war #0 come. As the Police Commissioners are no- ‘unjust in its nature, and so bloody and outrageous | youn Graham's — ing-np—The Prosecu- desire to be correctea, Lhave always re | removing snspicion from herself Mine tie bere Hameed ot Shox Gonien hat any suo ching” as. that Wrox Otters Willnercetve what ashore cited. Mentay what is WAION GBOULD NEVER BR PRESENTED TO THR PU! MeFarland wrote that ocenrrence. to MF, Rens Lic BYE, Gai pode attention parricgt ‘ band he rf re to it. £ T have only eomvented, thas | , atten| rtieularly to this, and Twant the senae OF Suty tint natiehen me, otherwiney waurd ne | UAriet attorney to correct melt am wrong, Bunny faithless to my client. Thon she goes on to sayowe shout Lilue and the young tady I nm engaged to. Now 1 ark this conrt and jury, did not ° ae Pemone why are’much vo'me ta the Bean tuey MISS LILLIE OTLMERT fn that honse his 40 the occurrenee I ember, 1869, You it F tho prosecugion, fable state, and ain vier hoy OBE OR Drasumptione and conelusigny he 908 a primitive evidence offered by me p! mt ou ete dh in a, ti tie ae toes to i} toriously in league with Mr. Tween, they will | in tg mode of preevenrey ee (ney 56 vee the Artie Patt a “attained tie Tribune comes {1 | *ey shar thore Initial lettors aro Arrears that when sRe, necompanion Nre. MeFartand te of course appoint such men only as suit him ; ——— Ep f 10" wath thls instter; oF rather, ote in “yoo,” R Amity mity treet on that occasion the @ wie noth ‘ Amuscments To-day. and thus nearly all that thero was of evon| One of the most eloquent passagos in pleated eal rananetion: to exonerate that o there may, bo adaaht wnon that point ; wat Hf you | SusMther aver whut hal tien nincs that M rotate ; Aendemy of Muste-Anniverary of Howard Mlasoa, fa Cuenaition Dasuaale erative ep: of the Mo Woman Interrupts the Proceedings, and ie i cee rosie upon faa to pe TRS at eeeakridte, Got a urans Wa wollave Thord fatsie Tana wrote to Mr, Awohardeon, wie welton pek th q Te Sebo0 of efor, remote and contingent value in the famous unsellor Gram. ® up has to be Taken ont of © arti, ra. Son cont iin Je it come Tor. | re thore of a than, pA — hs That wehavere: | wnlea Low read to von bei manie Abont Liked 4 tele shoo Fir. Election Law is wiped away. The pooplo | Fartaxo case ae rt following | ham's Glowing Pribate te Gierey— | eard,and ent oh) en Derma to feat the pape sat from e pource that we haven raat to aactoliti | theory that you aud Mollie are Rest-iaes hirer Rai ivi i rl it or restrain gent lanaite that tne |e b 4 t en arnt toe allow tho pig of lock: | avons Whe cn eek th Weir rerun | A eats Ba ic Mor rerihiyat tiara eat | rma oe para ne ee fans Fro Frew ing Inspectors of election, and everything | vig, "| tho old boll of the General Seasions was oe Leathe Ie ae piss Got TY Hci Ae Sbyuse Road ule Bak Gout way | 4 we. oho tate gaged ane ocoon t i : e shoo ; eed. Bubrequer ne ane ; Kelly & Leon's Minatreta, 120 Bros tn § goon ps is; Dorman wipes ONT Te TTT crowded to the highest degree of uncorfortablences oot pena Maste thet Michardeen wee, snk A PRE LOVER ON TIT RAMPAGE, 855, bus opt of soripacsion tor Mra: MolFarluad (rivese / Hew York swimming Academy—Sixih ay, and Sib ie The Spectator having taken Louts BLANC | yesterday morning, to hear the conclusion of Mr. Apout dunk; that the wun set on that day at twenty. 1 At thi noint a shrill female volee shrikeod ont, fented Igveloth ae for h i gPhe wee sho ca'ted fo ly Biblo’s Garden—Lydia Thompron Troupe, Gen. Fremont’s Railroad—A Fair Show | io tack for siding with Ireland egainst England, | Graham's summing up. Tbe ladies fairly over- | aing mi nates P MS That Meattand lett the omec “We ali write so!” This oceasioned @ great com’ Yat ahe scarce dare fonter it and that when Mz. blo- ' Franctace Minstrels, 685 Broulwsy. tor the Great Pio ; flowed the bar, and took posseesion not only of the | Sumtt ve PM: tv five. a raving mas | wition: but Mr. Granam was too old an advocate | Farland wit away, tho'tox Shim Mo¥attaad to her awh Yon Wette, is Fea! meer while he sided with the North against the South minutes to allow anything to loosen his grasn of the jury, | house and kept het there « week. BE L Mall Mev, Jariey's Wax w lad tok that th lawyers’ seats, but those of the reporters also. | man," and so just had Hipp bp gat aver ta se ferushed on with more Imretnons eloquence than i p Tammany Grand Combination, e are glad to learn that the modest re- | in the United States, the distinguished historian tood during the entire session, | OMe 8 Kichardsoy. wha comin iasred “by Hern rith more Wnretaens eloquence san me 18 conrrapteren { ‘ony Pastor's Opern Moune- Crowded nightly. quest of Gen, Joun C. Fremont for the right | denies the analogy, and declares that while the | M&"¥ ladies also stood during Providence'gp tothe mouth’ oF tho alohomore’ hat. before, while the oftcers of the Court went for the et hoe preter, heen wloetes rodoeet on 6 ‘Hench Puewmatte Tunnel—Open to Visilors Miran abit? ey) ‘one of whom made a sensation, which will be de oe istol, to meet tho n dgom ba ot git BREE ari the wae andios pee Mpcatee taf dup dovenpe’, win tl oan wrone iver cocoa im falac’e The Laser, of way for his railroad—the Southern Trans. | South owed everything to the North, and was al- | serineg in ite appropriate place further on, Mr. ta tor al sea he wae prenared to, SE tn Groban toned heniagee’ eeatad theche iit as Mra thoberipen, who kept the house, and 7 | Wood's Museum. Feldof the Chih Gohl, Matos, | continental—ts likely to be granted by Con. | ways ing) foellsg of sual whey ty Ning Davis, the privat counsel, reappeared on vl scone, weit PT rile ts i that 4 cay, th {inoHt geotiomaniy of aliwchs, invited tho Sera es torn ama Koop oF bss F 1 0 dus ress at its present session, oppress yy England since the dawn o! i. | and listened with attention to Mr. Graham's argu- Pete Ac w ¢ aa Oring as Mr. thee fh The daily cirewlation of Tu BUN during | BEN Oe Mr wos the. great pionoor in | Moreover, the Irish hase never, like the Southern | ment. Mr. Graham apoke a8 follows: fr tre my baie Aid teas Pari | Youtre's parcel of fe ey or! wanehih Sasint the Vorereeat ion uk the last week, which ended on Saturda, cnliaental lL States, upheld a barbarous institution; and be- | coxrmvarion OF Jomw GRAtaM’s ARGUMENT. Kou vy 8 wap | Bot the politely inaxorable Captain pon bas by them fot ne 8 4 Mev, feat Y | transcontinental travel, already so impor- Ay agin on art ten oli part ‘4 “a A: 208, ta ene tn | richa i be ea i ao Sod’ Hand itt Phe lady tothe ball outside, and on cote trek | 3 bron lh therm Aa communicating’ ta the'n fate that ! a OO Taree? tant, and bound within the present genera. | Ssh Ty bfe & ley rnd : pass hot ene ot | Sarriea out st ane roam et Dok wnat formed the representative’ of Tie SUN that she | evuid only ve known ny two. persone, the pr if day 1 ant, and bound within the present genera | 0. southern brethren, of the same ethnological Ne ae sie Y ai one attacks, | seem ‘arvor tia rai wan spl, and) diate hrm called herself Mra. Vreeland, ihe Meter acre Y yon wit ealt io mind vovnn ot “ 4 inntes he ha ive was bi is he com +i et RAR AR] nce hme | ah i | LEP a | Ean Sivas 2 aoe eae ato beac | EASA Ee j sp, | 2, sneepare further reminds England that Mr. Gtavsrown, 7 acath wha know etter Ye that Ie refers ton. 6 Fgamenetio a Mat | MeFariand for the nurpoxe of eatin” thecne by which i ee hens pei tee ee with the very idea of overland communica } now 40 anxious to coerce Ireland into union with @ | Ratbenatauesraet ae Src ar at had ce igeahatysres rareed, and nrserized "hy tale nan haga examine ite neat introdused on ve pare poet erage ae Mg Letween the Atlantic and the Pacific. | England, foremost i Fa, th raifoue asainat the prouer. Lowe sis cdma ‘i . P th tion between th ja . | England, waa foremost in encouraging the pl HORRID THING ¢ week, 101,967. Daily average dur- . Mr, Graham next referred to the many oce: RICHARDSON WENT TO UI8 GRATE i ia gg ds if Trae ng, | And now he comes before the American Con- | Southern secession movement, Lopis, Biaxo Aas et ree ena GEOR Bat Feterred fa te mage tibaurar cna ote aa 4 nition to all at she haw 1 4 102,217. cuting Arr 8, | gre aad moetly aks that bo may have | rele whan logon ree in baba of Hee | FA rite iene | Karen sriseiat! at wertar aaa | gators paar tou esta rua es | Bicun esas Sree Se Pesos \ S217 land, which seems to have produced a powerful i aie a petra Pig thal contro mini on n * omplished ‘mean ¢ goal prosecution te ta — — the right of way across such of the Jands as , P cannot the Th: ele —the 9th of November—the pri ‘brain outraged mine « eal worse tas Ye you ever can } arrive. ) 1 neisoner's brain was 7 impression in London as weil as in Dublin, smouldering with insanity, and the sight of the man | 747%, Quad Ue mate it al! correc Aftor a glowing tribute of seknowledgement eA Bancroft Davis’s Only Defence. Lelong to the United States Government for | "=P plese Ahold gr mary a reviona | Wo hiad dobanched bis wife, and robbed him of his Bite he! not hare eon | {na My. Gorty, is conociaan 0 the wl 09 whens, be i} The official investigation, made by order | the construction of a railway. He asks 20! yours Navo.non is not pleased with the ; pres stir ce oF Bike | © aes, tne the meets which Dr; Hammond spoke the Iniauity cece tat he Me Le ae ee eee rie baiseny as 4 A i " r ume! 4 LS of the Massachusetts Legislature, into the | subsidy—though enormous subsidies have | guccess of Gaston v'Oneans, Count d’Eu, ira ot a ites ageaston ‘ith destraciivevicienes. pelige of the arden, an ep t wan 7 cuene: ffuirs of the Boston, Hartford and Erie Rail. | been given to others—but only the right of | in putting an end to the Paraguay war, But he te were Bre fatter 4 syle] was any lngal Way tod MR. GRATAM'S PRRORATION. i a jon, iareed of te forte if STacrometnan tne ond ‘The position which t road Company, has revealed the fact that, in | Way, with a reasonable appropriation of pub- | can’t plebiscitize the La Plata States, and can’t tig ot couse, eon vettona to vesioa Tees generat waeid | aie sprout ea ite i Ga Vou ink when! dng i = ‘ " ’ i i ed and | prevent the Orleanists from eddiug this Brazilian ind deci od by what took pl upon it, and upon man ree it frat hapne' taal yo ond be called npon to , # the year 1867, Mr. J. C. Bancnorr Davis, | Helands, which are now uninhabit Has Orecute u nusaite | ite nonsibiiirs of this opeation. Mea thoy * ‘ ther to their ¢ a n which the ev iden: fathers, man. ‘The highost inter t | then a Director of the Erie Railway Company, | Worthless. m Oem TUR THREATS AND TITR PREVIOUS ATTEMPTS, atid a "ot avait beta ig a olan were tooth Society are Involved In this oroceeding. He: Boat ey ‘ho hath hie quarrel 4 i and now Assistant Secretary of State of the If @ distinction was to be made in favor of] If they nominate Old Nick Morir for ta MeFeriand made ong ces: | pirmy Besomes » 2 ‘8 woman jn d herotne, Pee gat, tilts werk, ali oe cavabes ba pibet sensliae injp ORY. occu f United States at Washington, accepted a | ny one, ifa subsidy was to be granted to | Alderman, the Tammany party will make a mull Ferland was sane previous te the seth Einar st oy Guld call your attention, iy baka Tiichardeon Te Wy srt teen ttn ai Hone which natiow iin your eyes, donot" thas, hhh Dribe to the amount of $60,000 in bonds of | Sybody, it should have been to the great | of their whole Aldermanic ticket, But it is mashaese Zou, dienes, all previous svidesce ot oa wsaeus vibe ged operate iit Gllber eae ae ‘ald Lemmnediodaes pt yh the Boston, Hartford and Erie Company, to | ¢XPlorer, who suffered inconceivable hard- | never too late to back out. f me net hs" het te tx thoes princi previott | wiey ner paramour, ne. leaves the enitaron with the that eeeariand, FOLD dhe Ae ae four Hoy glaroaoa we dextaion’ A ' f pines ane ac Me" lear we paternal tt or lag hiv ve thim, | ness ix short ni hat Company in sisining fam te | he, aeration, want, unger, this and | aa | abiabe rater tm anges | REAR ies Ag iene aad | ye alaeneaar grea auras | Sita Gah gaunt ” Company $4,000,000 in money and certain | ©ld, and incurred great danger, in finding J toa’ on the srenine ofthe Bin of November ism; nor | ned, ein = n Jergey City In Auzust and Sevtembor, IWR.) | ed tovother soher Ke pa er Car etn dates for the bench of the Marine Court, and | js there evidence that ho was expecting to go there that rae . ' contracts for carrying freight. It was fur. | out the then trackless way from the Eastern to Wi {Bor is there any evidence that he bad MRS, M'PARLAND 4 FAILUGR ON THR #TA your recollection. DRaTt y tuam H. Tracy, Beq., is one of those candi- bes Tate as le Caio there that eveniag es Mr. Graham then gave a clear and graphic group- 4 ree! Va ther proved that Mr. Davis was a party to | tho Western coast, which he now ree tO | dates, If Mr, Taser consente to rim, we hope Shy toy previo Sea Ber eel Sheed ds wit 9 Mre, MoPariand'y adenaation to the stare, tat | tag of all the evicence hearing on tne question of In- ‘Medimn. th atest Sie ; . » here. was another matter to : ; -s ; Is nie tn Any fort ‘of dls . t an arrangement whereby he saddled upon | bind a. with fron. E But Shor RE-| he will be unanimously elected—Democrats and | honor of Calne Pour aiemtion, cowie: Unie ie Near | Dt OF one gi ‘une meats ics TBS MHOIE Cala wae & | Sea: tet ee oiporess the muds the Jurors ie ie wiih aNd am J the Erie Company $30,000 in worthl-gs bonds | MONT makes no request for @ subsidy, 10 | Reoudticans voting for him without distinction of gence would have beou the diets, pinciadst, Hempel nae of that hranen of the caso, Un with the warment heart. and, woleanes. us. wi the of the Buffalo, Bradford and Pittsburgh Rail- | Tequest forthe money or the bonds of the | party, vere (te worta ever kaew, Hicbardoon wastes her ao bie | mectiog when, 8 Serres 1° te Pandey RIKKI | reoes cordial and: nie: poleeaas marie witha ike road Company, belonging to him, and ultt. | Government, but merely asks forthe chance— | ir, Tracy bas many things to recommend | |... 4, .AMASHNATED RIcHAnDOON, © | tations and she was but gu tne, Shae Bete tae OLIVER JOMNSON MELD MIS COURT Foraniacty ER ei or carly Fats, wheres mately got from the Erie Coimpany 80 | the room—to construct a great national im-| him, In the first place, he bas a powerful phy- | word whereby to dosizna's f= action. with int fon ° Barta she left toe, eeng wd hot De ‘siuce | at Mr. Binetair's; and he argued that Mra, MePar. | kalhcred around the fmily. Arosidey thy int Fghance ' ‘ Certainty, and greater security fo himself, than the eto em Fat any Tate mince O few days ater. | find'y statement at that, tune tat ede bad | Ata correspondence of "lave ‘and Afection,. Wath tents on the dollar for them. These | provement, together with a sufficient grant | sique—the constitution of a horse—and can en- fine 7 You will readily percasye ke | Why Laua't the prosecution ealled str. Stuart oF brought her tathor tere in order tat he might | mother, brothers, and reuters constituted a little 90:1 charges are proved by the sworn testimony | Of land to enable him to build the road, dure the foul atmosphere of one of our unventi- Bea ii Meares xR, nooTit Krom Her romey. conve the int that ap torthat | 2h Matty psn trs Homepage tek pe ef Mr. Joun 8, Expurpox, who was at one | The right of way—with a munificent ap | lated conrt rooms, which is 40 bad that one of the siti neat ae | Heated ‘yer Catioun anak erveae | between, Mr MeV ula erie habe: elrarE row to retcet pour aeage ths tage nriath mt . | Judges of the Supreme Court remarked the other Yo" death’ by the lumates of | Wrath wus, ‘anyining but a walting told her story upon the stand; but Mr. ince on your own Hearthay and the fection witty time President of both eompanica and fe- | Propriation of land—has already been ob. | sth? would kill « hog in six minulee, sh SHAN ERNE, eh x win tna onnecion wo | RES TRA RUCK Satta Fe oops STRATE | MueggoR on baneind for the. foason that: | Uh 206 Hiei 2a ah, Revs wae miliar with all their transactions, and by the | tained from the great and fertile State of | "1 yy |Your atvention, ws te terribie certainty with which | et her on te stage; te secoud was to get Danny off ; | {hough he really Know as much as hie wife, it had | the giaddening pews that tho » y 5 4 Ir. Tracy has great good nature, and | all your attention, w the terri ¥ ees « may been conceded that up v0 that night he knew of no is 3 books of the two companies. They have pas Bo it has also from the Territory of | 4.5 stand the tedium of listening to dull, obscure, THUR BULLET OP AN THIVRRD HORRLAD mie peet permiooat-nrppan sufielent enupe for te separation, jf shoes chien oe * not yet, to our knowledge, been denied by | Arizona. and tiresome arguments,without being put out of | 4: marital oretntions: regard that as 6. stroDg enoneh not to reslet her no matter | i« Teercyented ae haring nequiencod, aa Wavine Alt Ma {puee! tun ents whereas n‘yon feel that they ake, Mr, Davis, aud his silence confirma their | Now what is wanted to complete the route | tumor tera feng wnhyaid al Delgatut ee eat | Ste Eytan i Coat none? yas Chew it | Rend Soph She Pace se ane ie eheGaice vo | Slane that ih” ma 7 ’ 7, 7 rot rest apor yn | en Fes + sy ee ve if from bis iv; whe vet rr EY on nat to ete 0 trath is only a reasonable grant from the United | Te is a cool, careful, cautious, conscientious | of nolicemen atteinpting to arrow burglars or other ot. was tial to haveher vack on auy te is exuvt | Sho 'wan a lawyer, knew n i Pfatroveth,. It has ever prove t tuself able to withstand : ; : : : fealiers, snd when sut prising them mp the act of cscapiog ot dithowor. The arraoge ent was that she was | Tid in the nressnoe of his adversarice it would be mis: | te stronigeat and most persistent nas Some unknown writer in the Ohio State | States of lands still belonging to the Gov- | lawyer, and will decide m with pl fare fired npon several times, without the assachuseite; and.” | TePresentod, but hat taken every measure vince that | We Dot taucht dally to pray that we . : - ; We he Alt h shots Waking effect, ‘These officers of the law recin to 6) Ume to at be did mot agauicsce. Yon can tomptation? Io her appropriate sud exclusive depart- Journal, published at Columbus, Ohio, comes, | ¢™mment. We hope the grant will promptly | _ Finally, he is a good fellow; and when it comes A them as encased in coats of EEN Ont seandie, apd putout the fame, suddenly, ment may the ever tilustrate her Scripture portraitnre. »P' , f ‘ the miraculous agency. In Fach cases RICHARDSON’S MONKY otion of love, Which this man has to this day May ft be the highest ambition af every. wife and however, to Mr. Davis's aid in the following | be made. It will enure to the wealth of the | to running, he will get the votes, and whoever v3 I" ied hatin lots. | was to fight the whole thing through, and keep thts Strong ac he ever ad Ht. yon cannot extin. mother to havo it said of her he pereoiveth her ' original fashion nation, and it will be anact of justice to the | Ts against ew i get—beaten, ; tial he’ exe supe hin wirrigny ahd a rover (ieee ayer, oe what Now, ‘what was this ' or Sanit ate in that aa Ane to tee e ‘ : "with weg pits, within cur personal knowledge, that Mr. great explorer who is the President of the | Ono good thing at any rate will result | Su-s ¢aeneratly wicca the business anal wire th a a tates ee) zt fe Sithoat points cadit | benoseneed. eee eee eer ee {0 the’ was or) eu not T erable, acho '. % ¢ “ he case oral just! o hi ry jeneas ;" thal up an sccomplisted gentieten who fil a Government posi: | Company. from the McFantaxp trial: it will kill the Free | act ee Sreten ke mange ike tee ne ereets Be INIIUMAN, INPAMODS, BLASPIEMOUS, Placbed ior temas thee asa he statole ga fon in the United. Stat ————— ppemnoss ee ‘i a TF deatre to say further, im this epnnection, that we do aiLia ws sasembiace that win collected thera on that Sabbath af- | “Mer husbant i known in Vie Bats where hu ente he is Inf itely. the superior of any nian ever | Gen, Gorcounta, who was captured by the ba scr’s dlyolukas epnasent Podcast icy Wave sald abous the tins Of this hooting. | ‘Thas J9 tne spirit of this provecution. ho orice, of deritoving tain tan by | among We eters of thn and Let thove who dare connected With ‘le BUN newspaper concern. . . ——$—— pecause we cor sider that his tougne wae not au index ravaiy neat reverted to. itiehard zin use s This, then, is Mr. Davis's defence, Ho is | Ee"bosts of Mesars. Weneren and Fisu, and gor- | Meera, TWEED and SWE hold their | (Oiiemind “ils mind war frovaiot, and there. w hiintelt ito bk iy etveet, With Sr kePsntumee ne: | hedestrascon oc hisrmertial ricite/ tt would bev | ihe husband and Icked!y presume to roted at Havana last Saturday, was a citizen of the United States, and a most loyal patriot montsned | fe etanee cing his bed next the partition anre; nie placin bed neat the paruition spe samonished comld hear the husband a Mrs. MeFaria ne ree County Convention yesterday. No nominations & most honorable, scholarly, and accom- waste of your time to dwell upon that, when there is vids Hiten to every a re Se | dod seanon e periionsn. far as the reault of yonr delibe A wite bre to leave her husba + til € 624 in very atements tod for Aldermen were made. No honest de! di some in Th nols also, tense iia | Wey are oni 8 ' lished gentleman, and, therefore, has aright 5 Sbaltevea { wate : arnouy in th shative; Wal alue eaiue to the conclusion that been Yecui. showing that he never | On di May they reallao and weknow1ed P e , herefore, ight | toward his adopted country, He believed in re- | favored the nomination of the convicted ticket. an ney . Meanberiahae pe the never-failing juatien of to take bribes to betray a trust committed to | publican institutions, and was deeply attached to ewindler Nrowonas Moraekn. The Germans of the saved aa a enrich m examined tie evidence w jh regard to DIVINE EDICT : him, and to make money at the expense of | our people and Government, Though he bad | pish Ward, acting upon the suggestion of Tue lance to the fact that on the aflernoon of thet | Tring arunt he te die ct Sew dite” showed m show tat at that tims fand fred | that “Joatoney ts the raze of man" that he will not, the near teal lat Me Ricaardsan at. al was, evie | CANNOL, must not spare ‘Nn the day of nis Vengeance. andsy cine. the confiding sharcholders who, deceived by | long lived among us, he was not naturalized until nly to the fet ta, he was on bis Sux, have asked that Teaence Durry be placed | Pars e x S| Why,” aid be, 1 will Lav dence that they were un their feu: when tue pistol was | Mr, Graliam deliverod this peroration with come his accomplishments and his deportment, | after the attack on Fort Sumter, Then he at | gpon the ticket, Let Tammany nominate him in | Wrevide. cs. tried t with hetetiand oa atee GREELEY AND COLPAX. ee uttiniag tussutaies ies te Ooi elece lin one of Meir directors! —‘Tnere are | vee Meut aud deolared his intentions to be- | the stead of Mcuuer. Moses Parton and Roan ee Mae esata AoE teu to MNCS OBEN T ehese names were rung in her ears; she was to be fed ae Bae Glraiee wan saraiy tamreen, athed ae that tos wet i: the demonstration was. sternly’ reprosed aaeuiider fuch etrenim: | by,the ¢ aud to Grick ucetvr. wad the (ood whic ple in the world, and we aro of the num. | Come & citizen. When republican iustitutions | Pygtps need not be ashamed of running npon the THE REASONING OF ANOTHE nee Of common mortals Was to be lad j , ithe Distelet Attorney will. ene np this mornin bor, who think that the more scholarly a were thu whseaatlae bt es to be the duty of | same ticket with such a man as Terunce Dury. and If he contd ot enderetane Me. ate rpepnoning, Amity 4 L? Richardson says and itis possible that the Judge's char e will ; every ma y ‘Guineas “i Pe 4 1 oe rennes ~ ar 7 can't b 0 Ou Pi iven ver renderes pdo' man is, and the higher his reputation, the ‘ry man, no matter what his origin, to rally to i —— x famvers nponeygur tunica, Tie Wo wit that yw can't huily ins aecompiuebed facts a9 Of the stroct, apposite pa bi ne the verdict rendered Lefore sundown of their defence, A shocking commentary on his Isn't it about time that the Citizen was FADS was o8 be war 18 the Bark Hote ‘That was hie doctrive: failure ts vice, and success is | hane ts, that OP the ball pasted bin, show. . e oF Greater his ol ligations are not to commit the , Tai i 7 Petr, Dhiiigese | virtue, and that is wy he preseed ber Oucofihe house | We Wat the Dall was dicharzet from the ys crimes of fraud and robbery, If Mr. Davie | wiithment t0 the United States is afforded by | merged into some other paper? It gets duller | Covet Fee eee ese ae eee ee ucie. Pune wes | tntongh theexertion of Richarton in hating ihe | 7H MURDER IN TUB FORETOP, ; fraud aud robbery, F. DAVIS | tho fuct that he was taken to be killed by agen- | and deader every weck, Mr. Koosevaur would |S rcnetine’ Wher sent to Massachusetts, because peed of Hckpriang under me clreuinstances, fated, 5 ES and hie friends cannot meet and refute the | cies which our Government supplied. But pa- | dowcll to sec if he ean persuade the Atiue to | Hit,d'Atk Hotel Ne wee uncguse.oas, He war golng “LITTLE PITCHRRS UAVS LONG BARS,” mands theie @ prisoacr, she passes lim to go and Mr. Spence nab de fed So) wats “hie ch w i e i 7 jen wonld indicate he was doing (his ‘had becn | and Perey conia tak, 14 tell his father what he xtraditions under accusations of which we spoak, and which | tience! There will come a day of reckoning, | take it off bis shoulders, Or the Era, pbich would indicate be was dorm this. He bad bash | twa. Led (pelt eb bot os to sane ose HUG TER PAR\MOUR ‘Treaty—Nothing Short of have been 60 often and publicly made and | when the American people will settle with those - ——— wood OL She tataktive kmon ledge that the poor heartereken | ta tne Nery, presence of tho man she was determin Murder Noticed, ‘ i i at haan ate who t husband, sooner thi ari gestroy. The bi a Chatiasy th proved against him, it seems to us that the | who bave covered them with thisdark and bloody | It is said that the carpet-baggers who in faa its the habit Of KOI wile, would ko seetente to rearrace Ret pared!” The examination in the extradition ease cf less they brag about his character for schol- | ‘isgrace. Mane and infest dealape with a view to get ta) Wt eeet ie De. ee eaioe he. i fA they Wea NoFarim i tt Ties cinee ea. anes Tygmee H, Johnston, for tie killing of Edward q ; ; oe esa ress plier: - ere rmach her dovthe | they retur bi ow hier part, was that 2 man your hus aris in a quarrel in the foretop, was resnne@ arship, his accom ci othe ‘i ivorces are sure to be squclebed by act of a ‘been roamins abut for twe was tolow here ent ae the Winte mat be not Bi b beasts ‘ ip hope Pe wie aerate and pin other | ‘The chief armory of arguments in favor of | the Legislature. Good nfeat inanner he lad been Foamuns aBLaL fO6 two | eda Lt mattuu these tins boves were 9 bull aad nok naw. And while WNcine | yesterday morning in the United Btates Distries 4 es, ¥ is ie hicf is athief, though | the Metropolitan Excise Law was found by its i waa iat ecen auib ace oe beast | ev 0 Uheir ear Content. Cant: Cafirey tails yor, was in a condition wot to be | Court, before Commissioner Osborn, ‘The first wite 1 e wear broadcloth and diamond: supporters in the decision of Judge Wittsam F. THE MOL Saw hin there he had the aypearance of he er mvportant. matiar bet bahay ted Sell" he her lawful husband, and Richardson her ness examined was Josoph A. Lay: r Davis, no matter what may | Auten in the Lixpewmvtien case, in which hede- | tease mestruction or P z 4 MALP root, St the ‘witues = for he AND DESTROYER. ha ef eed ta ob Tavh who be : i i ort z : Nestruction of Prope tho | orarerson aera nity street, attr gettin ne ye had been the master of the Morning Light since social and political standing, if he has really | cided against the right to lager on Sunday. Not augunk Ruwec DA TArtOn Arranged a werand’ vende Airs Me urfanag spetsance formanvas | the 9th day of June, 1809, nad was master during done the things to which Mr. E:.pripok | content with this, he went into a long argument he Bilencille Journal. eupperagce scons this tine, ls woe wAnaes tora nea Meat 8 vas Deon Kaved to hum ifthat was | voyage on which the homicide was commiited. and the railroad account Looks testify, is a | in favor of Puritan doctrines respecting the Sab- | The latter part of last week fires broke out in | quit Whereabuu's of Rvc:ariaon, tough | Unie is contradicted by Miss 1. ‘You remember also the testimony of Omeer C He knew neihiae cabuak tha, becalelda euceor whak wil alice bale Reade Ren cow eanuciad Tides Ace Woods in thi” vicinity, ani have since awept over | knew ough Rienard on that Junius Henr Kruwuo.who are cated to prove Weide (who ode from the station house wite them ta ——well, what is he? . nany x ge 4 8 wide district of territory, doing an immense amount | arated fron his hoy. The poor man wks wat te ope aot ie win te eee sty for | ‘rinwe), (hat im (be carriage she puts her hands upou people had told tim, and only saw Barris abouts ————___— Lax for a position in the Court of Appeals, aud | of damace. We have ween free racing “at no tone | MOG die Puta to pecele wichoet reheationcearing | tort his ke ib was deunude half an hour afer he was brought into the fore Tho Election Law, the Germans of the cast side, and of Brooklyn, | han iwenty five dideront points on the mountains at | one thing to fo nnotler perso. se hr A “My doar. Thone | castle, He asked Jo:inston for the knife, and wae When the Republicans in the late Leg'sla- | Buflulo, Rochester, and other places, are asked to | terested in the * huckleberry” ero, OF ‘or. fon Gat ite tmportnuce | ‘hg wituesees ict tue proseculion. a Te ES hottecliine ue She eee ant whee eae ae | wld by bim that it either dropped on deck or felt 4 ture helped pues Mr. TWEED's new charter, | vote for him. Let them scratch bim ! aeunaassans of cares have. thus been borsed over moor untee divei tet | ofthe de cace tose iat th the rice of puttin s | Now he was treated, iter overonrd. Tt waa afterward broasht to bn, and they put forward as an excuse for thei pin i nf BL Ne Wis ia ees A rplran | Plaster over tie woul Of Eulae Wileon (Woe carried =r Mreed’ into’ the ication be occupiad, | Was the same one he saw in conrt, Johnston said for their ac- The Right Hon. Joseru F. D. Pacnee ae ten Seis Serta K 4 Fercy to Boston) Can 8 wore crime Was done in a passion, ant he w n he Right Hon, Juskru ALY, mem- a kes the damage is compara | tie Labit of dulig On previous. O6ca ius, lo veut MR. SINCLAIR for it. T Yion that it was the only means by which | aor of the Citi fi day | UNely trifling, considering te extent of the burnt | lawycr who had been colducting the egal price sath : an BOABIBLE ACEXS pe witneee Cee poked dol they could socure a good election law, Wo | Ut of the Citizens’ Association, was yesterday | district, Unlortunately the ravages of the destroy. | fortes -aii ng tus cilid; aud peti a (nc Viccnity aug: | {ent wet & meses nor ity dollars, The | ne conceived than that iniquity at the etation honee, | {Be Harris, ant he said ai my a7 cot asi » Wo} nominated for the Court of Common Pleas by nt have not Leen confined toll emountains, | gested to him the hea of stopping in to see jwseweutlon, but fi, singiait hadoeon 4a C4 SY ME | which {hope Provence inte Tuerey atiowed thi- has: | Rone In ee A TS y : ; turday a Bre begun to spread in tie Wools : 5 aid trot the wie-maciousnes ‘in w ‘Was placed, c 0 e worn. and they jowed at the time the egregious absurdity | Ross Twaao. Mr. Daty is about as unfit fur! north ot ine villnns: ond east fron vhe Capes Hib OLD PRIRHD BIXCLAT aaanun APaia Rann DOL wee OF BOL LO ap \s were fn the «ime condition now. exeept that tie of this excuse, Ly pointing out that for the | a Judge as any man who could be found; but on ws dexpite the efforts of 8 company of 1h defore he went to rk Hotel. Ho a caail nat athirarerence to cate had a lit Ye mor eb od on I. When ye hom Airst election to be held under tho new char. | the other hand, he is # member of the Citizens’ | swent over the timber lands of Fl. H, Gale, Cy ete) wade by the c ee that 1 Uriod to pur. | kis wr EOF AY Rie a TET RHGSS . tor the inspectors, who were also to act as | Association and helped pass the new charter, He | Reed, James fu T. Carpenter, Henty Clark, | upon thi I fatty & age the silane Wiisob fur ity doiluri, ws to | and they have br Mr. Marbury wild that tuo anty adlitional testi i and BE. B, Terwilliger, destroying all the you there, mecious of any ‘but when Leome nade of ny house when Airs. AMickurlasd wi. | to threats, anil ev who hed these threats neve mony the prosecution wished to pro wos @ registers and canvasscrs, were to be appointed | ¢¥en went so far as to make a speech in behalf of | timber, and making clean work of the to refer to certain potnts of ay, L wall #peak A from her hi Low Upon my ay ae ed non them: by informing ier on ar maxing | tesical man, to show that death resul frown | as heretofore by Mr. TwEED's obsequious | this charter before Boss Twaxn's own Committee | Well te burping large quantities of wo Rec it therew one mntiet, anda very lint DriNAL ones 1 But Fousastign. emo S Pencuaoe Wat ele | soMPiein Oetnd over to werp tha [escort | Mgt cneer aid not diapnte that fet: bat ; servants, the Police Commissioners; that | i the Senate! ’ coin | Higgesonthe taim ord. Melstone (Dalton tar This proeccation have .em Mis, MCF ariaas mony a8 40 MeFarland's quai ing before Riche. | ouscand that Baris miekt hore ee antiy wner thus, by means well known to politizians, all All the members of the Citizens’ Association 1 ead” me id Gi Pig: " im before this Court in the atiitude of & son's eye atthe Astor House, in 1867, Mr, Graham | received metical ait, ods ad be fature inspecto la Walenniced to 4 having now got rich offices, excupt the good | some and valuuble young timer, toxehor mith MISTRESS INSTHAD OF A WIPE, said Mr, Marbury sill that he would reat the defence hapectors would be secured to him | pis) Coors, anew Citisens’ Associali 1 | about 230 cords of woot, ralro, 4.000 | [Sensation }, I want that distinctly borne tn mind. We ‘The statement of Mr. Drown, aside from any such | here, wit the privilege of proud cul testt- 3 likewise, It appears now that our ee 8 Association Will | fence posts. und about 2 cords of bark ‘entire oy Mré. Al that the female she saw TUB SINCLAIR HOURR, explanatio mony afterward a. nil, Salinaiac ah the ind) - at once be formed, No man except Mr, Cooren | lors will ch aoout $1,500 Gale & Hoornbeck ft Danie) er ariane Ty eres bras wae ington place, wh if they had been | SHOULD DE RECEIVED WITH VERY GREAT ALLOW Mr, Spencer iy orion for the dise 4 Ne _fwindle wag far too | will be allowed to join unless he wants an office, | lst Ago about 160 corte Of wood on the mountain, | fon. te proseeation hive dubbed her ty. Leh srl 0 ein ee achiral bat west unin tar ance binant Sear tee favorable, Mr. TwEED has not trusted to | Mr. Coorre will be Proddent ¢ ave no mesas of estimating lowes of other aie Pua Gui gral, Rad YoU hey have uot Showa caune theres for another Fearon. Wehave proved by Nicholson that | ne extra lu | reaty uo per the chances of {the approaching election, but —— At Lirowned Lands, Greenfeld, Belegs Street, and | pi soner. 1 he Fe end they | Mica crenesn neat took Un Mry. Celhonn's letters, | osron the mentor this ehociiag. ene passed (ria Nin, | Meminatar the eetiog it has arrangod matters so that bo will hero Are the "Young Democracy in favor of | Qsk Rilke much property was di mtroyed. At Uriges the rela'te a Se ee ae tr win and vet Me Brown sad Hat bo never knew that | ai billlas pis A ; n Bireee hss Hatt Boos Patio’ Basking: at ¥ £0" he Ot thowetet | Mis" etagibon iad’ @ pinto abeo wuely aside Guimissioner Osborn sail he would look into ator have the control of the Lallot-boxes, | Tailvoad monopoly? If Yes, let them vote for | otaers, were losers, Large tm Tago ferealy on ARG heligg frou Amite, fet Kardson wasarwed | KHOre HO questions, the character of the vieienieg, i without far or molvatation from apy quar. | Mat A. Raratio and Ruroe W, Pacman | jie Hiage tor veveral dave, and some of the Lauren, ve ed to, place Wy vIKUs tino thie a i ag ie HurS Teta: In ue aha sade Abd. aye 8 ile fc % is ‘4 Jarmera suifered more oF les 0 Tosition before th se atthe ealvam re. | cision on Wednesday new’ at 12. Phere pa fer Sudges of the Court of Appe If No, let | Ms, AF, Caring niso, was utiaged. Namvera of | Hen tie) Gonrtuenees of foen an, Wiveacao Graham left it, aca so penis, ' tnowe i | ta the prisoner the 144) coud be proceeded Withe F them make @ ticket without the names of tho ev Were employed in the woods Watehing and fig C4, AY {ar AB It was possible with the Prosecution ef that Mrs, Calhoun persia eF alan boarded hal never suea hunt wader th The Court then adjourned ; F mac . ing the Ore day and night, Were kept out cf Court. They did noc dare to go Inte { mfueuce of lavoxteating drives. Section 4 of the Election Law provided | two candidates, and circulate it, and vote it Mille reoldence Cf pice, west of Mr. Tathiti's | te Fewon Why Us woman Devre the name of Richard on the stage; and tuat § Inriicience to tie work asuncd to the Sage family Sees that at all clections to be held in the city == ae farm, and several otler daclings and be Bh atta : ned by 4 : band aad seca the protecting | (eat MFG.) was imporsant tn 47 TIREAALD OBE TAY, and county of New York, inspectara of elec. | The Hon, Jamus W. HusrEp of Wert. hosts DOU Wore Hor ese ad mitt biakertaaer, ie "portsariek af ths. vavoud|| ip show what fe Mavoriand ‘wees anon Vip How it has become Possible te Erect Frame tion should be elected in the same manner as | Chester, Republican leader in the Legislature, notion of her husgand, Unlese Mrs. Houses within Th Weie Coumlervaled ihey convietel Violating the THE MISTRESS OF RICHARDSON, Wastiugton letter was reat Uhus: the wetvity a If they wai alaoun e Fire Limits witheus ay, When the tire extended to aw Phe Part which te other cloctive officers, Formalitica were | ba# been elected a Commissioner of Emigration, rarity od {LO appear that thiy woman was ai |. Pricay evening. —My darling, we have Just recelyed ae her of haviue persuaded. its, Mek ariaud. toe F ight. sg 5 Whe Ween echouk at sand oot | Yorced aid anerward harried, (ey Ought tot ea “he Was vo exuliant over ats victory | HEE, Oh Mavite persua ted eis Greater than the Whole. proscribed for the endorsing, folding, and do. | Al! Fight. Of course, so smart a man as Brother ar that Messrs. Erohont, at, fandbureh, lost | Reeiitoihe yioor-dt have. periuitied & > Wal The DET Hig he dit was to WEE C9 4 Kit On have letters ctloc. | ‘They are building @ three-story frame house af idaagedh Hoareo did not go for Boss Twexo's new charter antity of bark—how much wo arg n- | fwonan cee levally warned and hot -divotontvecr. | weld be luvet grated. |” vie That way a pretty Piportant duty old Mee y frame house a positing of the ballots, and canvassing them kK x Sholam, we are tolc, a house and ba ilaly bears the hawe or her husband, and it she in eo Bad YoU have lee M. (Mr. McFarland Spat nbteonteik With (hat they aesiened to hee | Bedford and Commerce stroeta, Work on it was ios for nothing, Will the Hon, Horace Guexuey | Were burne! the name of another man aud lives with imei | do noi L io thevatyor proving that ME MeFatiaud had read | f in their turn, ‘Two inspectors only were to | pjoase take notice of this interesting fact? This region has rarely been visited by fr . cabiish tie fact thet the man Ww! DRSEKCH YoU, to Hinyand approved Of it. the letter of Mis.cuihoun | P20 about three weeks ago. by 8. TL. Russel, a Spam ° please take notice of this interesting fact? siructives Property to the valu of meoy thousand shou A paramour iusioad of @ hi avails Win aun gel , Of Up 18, in Which Fle foholtated fi. ontne | downtown hardware merebant, ny have | be voted for on one ticket, and the Mayor was pe I dollars has been destroyed. For. tn aVeuot tn Uiteeate show it any Tid yeturn.” FbALA shocking prayer, to midrose 10 a mie y ha . Wy days. thick ! io get Mra. Mek on the ie SHO ARY Lokal Kuided wifel Ho uot tet auy Weakness of mcrcy poe astounded to see this work going nial ypoin Ala annonk pees Pin ie Tha ie clouds of smoke hovered over the valley ard hun a Ue man whore tai i Gd wth a2 HOU lek aby Weaknees of mcruy | stage, ¥ EXOCCE LOW-E rid OF the con ‘ork going on uninterrape to appoint as a third the opposition candidate If tho Young Democracy want to show Sree ite Rear ase eT er tne Cat erties fore leit bevore tie public a aa tandicdans at hot huathe ie the aeniheas wal Ay cplon Of aims. BI clair wath the latroduction of Mrs. | edly for ao many daya, in direct violation of the having the next highest number of votes to | power, let them prepare a ticket leaving Wu gn ettber hand were crowned with long tines ot lurid PARAMOUR OF TLIS MAN, which her eye, mu se and a ape ihe Lear $ pity aad sani hagrnteek tpn a ea a tT Fire taw. the two sucecasful candidates, ‘Tho Mayor | “44 F. Autan off from the Court of Appeals. | Tort suuimesmecticle, on nee SM PFOSeDNg enter no ee een sae fom bt awa bosoin th celestial iacuient ot | Wench’ S when Le migieat, thin ie OS® hts | Te turns ont, however, that Mr. Russel had ob was also to fill all vacancies occa. | !!ey Wit thus strike at once @ tool of Tammany A gentleman who t# conversant with the region | MeFarlans ever earned a tingle dobar froin the tin sieorea-eapet it he er at Sin ite Waa ula tool a memory that she could remember ae tained from Mr, Jamos M. Muegrogor a permit for 4 nd of P estimates the loss at about $49,000, *he AbAtOOrd her husband down tothe tine of tie | Bs Vevsation in June, 19%, aud anocier in Boptemt sr, 190, | what he te dofine i of wloned by death or otherwise, In, | #2 of Puritantam Get Tctatigogs The yte un bOn ke hd we iio not et any weakness of morey pomese you." | Hiv coulis c nol reulomber te threcapscingne o/ ne | What he te doug, on the ground that tho stiucture Sees a - anata in areument, iat time u mi e aucttor's handwriting that t placed.in bert ? | he is now h © erecte: Y y : " ‘ "i t Thatis, © anil now having erected is not entirely new t ie this way the Republicans of the State wer Boss Tween must have the credit of keep- Americans to the Frout-Aveuge the Death HNpOF: Ed DY HiChAT ISON, AB i SA Tahun VM RUSE LGRRLat | You ree ow jositive the old laty was that she We result of alterations in anosher frame 6 of Gen, ¢ had written letter and when | stood on the spot, nee Ty laced another icow Mr deluded with the ite dea that something like | ing bis cc g for suine of the payers, acts, No Republican, no member of Tear this, you who are hushan ae Tid’ you | *s ; A Ex-officers aud enlisted men of the regul p PTOVe that aie @ “ot ed n € y . write (hat 2" yon This other house was a low, two-story shanty, fairneas would bo observed toward their | the Ciuzens’ Association, eau complain thud the ’ ar ih bP eiren Ry “Tt iw happy that the stroke Las faiten, no matter | You'ouscryed the pobitve piistanen” | witha high, old siioned et Inled’ crane a 4 : i and volunteer forces of the United Btates and | atauexpenee et tee were! be as UVINK | what beartirenk Come With it teatition, und. Wer ‘deicrmination’t BBC ON! IBAY | cooupled by three neato. f I party, and that the will of the people of this | #e## bas broken w single promise, ‘Thia is te | tho States lately in rebellion, woo are not in | week forextros ata tue when bo olier -vute ot iis | ‘This wretched man (poluting tw the pruoner) site | wancheouid semeneth nce. Pes eharuae | ‘Gave buen a, dureanees ani parnibin Gant Ian Te tity would, through the ballot-box, be ac. | Tes” they all support him for the Demveraue | permanent oF lucrative employinent, are requested | “N* # HOY exe op oi ee MT Mt be ning Unk Nea euuat, Ifyour aaterion | shite te remticiee hee Teen mraald not pire: J stead of tearing Mt tin nero at ¥ nomination for Governor, oport by lett pout delay to the undersigned WICH ARDS( PURSE 5 would eep Youuway fou him, My dariog, forwhom | wardy proved by anott el wre after. | in its place, Russe! ‘ , euratcly ascertained, y to roport by letter without delay to the undersigned, | oq ere 1s no doubt her expenice Toutdase vo noted wrong your woman Togo | Weeng oF her daughters tothe “2 28 8 $e baud: | ces improve" it, and 1 ecewved t t MN cveaanitiove ikea eananiatlt sand Tho Cul giving full name, addross, age, state of health, family ft bac oan hat. Wheat come ba raises the foundation of bis ita t a ow expectations, slender ie Cul.an questin is well understood by | ifany, and former rank, regiment, or sta hove outot tue You ual en yk we iy GiLDERT PAMILY new firet ory (moudle! ), ennatruet 4 and ill founded a8 they were, have bevn | the journals of Madrid, ‘Ihe Universal of April | friends of, and sympathizers with, the lamented Gen Toit t's darling Even if you ave distructed, | Meicuhe Sure Sik Sacer duty eke moran ant Moryin euch away Gabel tuer lence . rudely dashed in pieces, In section 20 of the | 18 has an able grticle upon the subject, The | Goicouris, the latest beroic martyr in the cause of | {t iy Of Mw Callatan of wie new tho woman bed Bot thon given up al) ions | tus ame nacanse th andnin of tue sitie. | four fect of wo dwork on tue ales anda t City ‘Tux Levy, passed subsequently to the | Unbappy eave has arrived,” says thet paper, | American Uberiy, ure respeotiully invited to send in | *Weate tut ele'tnw Sty Meta tand Git dui fot eilin Vol she wan detorn tne she aduldie ie | On tak day ot pte MoFas and | the intorior, A en Of thy ! Elcction Law, it is provided ax follows “when the Government of the mother country | eit nomen arn) Miike house OF ate, Ghiaeit, in oa Faruta ddo recs au em iead nore Ceti liter than | Rea eet aan fiat and srr Ot Parr i tak oars Police are hereby authorised " ger Intervene in ¢ Quins of the J pubis Adie He pated Btatos wilt pla ! wae kally digered ont woven Tange dl Mr. li." —heve the (eras cameras By Out OF $a F i tharsare | ee ee Otte ar ; 19 Bertani all Moo duties requiced au island of Cul Tle reason is that there are two | (aite Pouviventh Tnfantry, Us, Ay baeetiy fh was Hot tuere; but Lo. Oued TURNS HER OVER TO RICHARDSON Mncte dates 0 at i ou not even the which his por ro; olitan ie insurrections there: oue, sbut of the people ot | go! Gore rial Association, My Was Nok hers, And i Danny was | — Let Me i hieln yon, HM rong, Biay | Nace a sild Be alled iat quaeti an Wa hut ) 1 York by ehapter Ti, Laws } So Ve dum et tepend upon tt s mother was there | where you are til Loome how ue bo Me, ull be Hen rend aa Pabt ana Pace peasee Wh bg sine ihe perma ae a -' feaiedprovisinusol Guapr Shy, Liwsot faatadgags | {ue Island, who desire to set their country free; e Mceatiunt did ut Hata thewe fetter fur Souseel¥es¢ put peur own oon | auamenrachinas RePE ABE Feterred to Lor theputvoss | Surodly are aware orient MM AES sary taareol " the other, that of the pecple from Spain, who di Pante Chueh ks, AND WEAK A DIAMOND RING HENGE NEURO cacvn'wanpuare/amtrs ipl arat, called alka. for the puraove of duproving |, tn Me burhood where this new f This provision looks harmless enough, and | sire to hold it in that they may mak Wastuxoton, it the column the evt eco oh 40 ahw 1 4h iia at rent geet fudid:” Mies Galhothe nee daneite HREAG Tatars: Manuces Nennee hate iene . , Y #upporting the Japtiat Chureby, i yoo forward ant show wao | as Lam, and T send a cou show inat ale Htar, Was coiled te ey any Houses Nay ve fo doubt failed to exeite any attention wh le | money out of it by maintaining slavery and the | on Third strect, i rob, yen tuat de eod i sik and wre the aatnond | pronounced your? Luey CaLulee bh see been Shue et MIOW OE AIF: BIUCIGIE Roce Tech ti ali abhor parte of woud 4 the ‘lax Levy was under consideration, trade, If the revolution in Spain connot | B/0at a fot M0 rush to FUE Be ie ace FARA GhOR he Rae This. | nena he Keene es nants Teall w Ii Gr seotaubor th ta~aiter the « Pree eu AH Any neo! 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Mae tre clothed with pree'sely this power of ap Havana, May ¥.—Some of the principal ladies | “utr Hot knowlh to 8 sete ee Tay fate rice ont, and Informe me that T wien to | son ut to what took phice wt the hint MAE RATE AG Hin te y only the antecedents of the situation, but the | in Py Y h af the Know hin. Really to ket as hin, Ainily street, in Maven, 86, Yon wil renem? 135 Broads ay: | Dinting reglate: ns : Mi , in Puerto Pringipe have signed their name { isichardeon and bins MeEur aud wore ia thot ne Mea ae hae Bete hing th wll MACH IT: even Pee ie Broate ay Lots : py ne To Wer, iene tors, and eanvansers | facts of to-day, so that they may proceed to do | #4 ox ali it tele rolutives in the insurgene } ogetli during Gat nies jakt Ws certain a that yu | oy ce dl'obive nee. 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