The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 21, 1870, Page 1

PRICE TWO CENTS CE OF POLITICS. a TION IN PORTUGAL. Rea agli —— Han the Rev. ©. B, Smyth REVOLU GOING FOR SIMPSON’S GEMS | taretnersmstered wt. conte'hie work, “rutttert the noise of the mem he lodges eotny up and —_— LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS. piri eons meee — Wiemny before the i ‘ down stelra would deaden any sounds fro ie Honest Citizens Flyt —_—__— gk VRTERAN SALDANHA DISPLAO- bs Legs rk Cnwhy ‘tie Waites Abs tit INTERRUPTED WHILE i the Durgiate could therefore | VASES IER AND THERE BY THE M+ hele gt pg hey te ihe THE SENATE OVERHAULING OUR A 80. pours withe ol Br % at the « “Smash: ae ING KING LOUIS 1.'8 0A BINED. n't take of bis Hint acbrtecesinge Senn Some ws gett 1 wel considered to eecure sac: [Ata thd ‘Threatencd—Marching In Gangs 1 en ee ple had collected Quite a pumbg of curious it would not be aafe to work, as $n the conrt room of the Third —>— A Linttle-Soarred Hero's I some of t The Hon, Owen Murphy called at Tox Sew ictal District yes- 8¢ the pownebop migut have The Nation Preparing to Btep tn and Matne Army~Am Attack upon been delayed sien, wien the the Ma James | OfMfco yonterday and furnished the following a¢count thin the Parity of the Ballot—the Cone Aan Easy Victory for the Duke-The Ree | terday afternoon in the hope of enjoying the creamy out, the premises would have an too gale ~The Frou Frou Contounary, Oftho frauds perpetrated in the Sevontoenth Ward: tingeney ander witch the Tammeny tiremont of the Dake le. testimony in the case of McDonald sat. the Mev. the Police—The Tenth Ward Astonished, | th Watchman mizht hive detect sdayetsts ening the one hundredth representation | Mr. Murphy said that the Seventeen Ward was Gang might have Made a New War, Loxvox, May 20.—The following particulars of | Charles 33. Smy' ‘The later is already well During the excitement atten the usual May Tite WorRIRG TOOLS of “Frou-Frow* took place at Daly's Pitth | overrun last Tuesday by © gang of re.” ters, who Wasmmorow, y 20.—This evening the Sen- avento ‘Theatre, After the performance the | would compare favorably in point of effcieney with | ate rosumed the consideration of the bill to enforce loading members of the company wore invited bythe | any in theeity, Before them honost citizens fled in | the Fifteenth Amendment, and Mr, Warner's manager to partake of a banquet which had been | dismay. They were under the supervision of | ainendment to require payment of forfeit of $509 prepared at the St. Jamos Hotel. The sceno in the | Judge Hartman and the Hon, Thos, J. Creamer, but | for violation of the ‘law to any person suing for tha banquetting room was 8 magnificent aifair, ‘The | under the direct leadership of one Patterson, who, | same, instead of to the party aggrieved, was rejocted loading politicians of tho city wore present, irrospec- | during the recent war, was sentenced to the State | without a division, tive of party, and were introduced severally to the | Privon for robving a man of a gold chain and $40 or ‘dno coup d'itat in Portaxal have been reevived here, | kuown as the inventor of the ‘Gin and Milk Recu- | moving the second floor of No, 6 Delancey atroot wae | conaistod of 9 dark lan‘cry. lange elned Jimmy.” oF Fhe movement, which bas beou for some ume in | porutor” that boars Lis name, and is recognized as | hired by a man and woman, wi paid in advance the | to bore unroogh wood, & ew Urs, anda kiatled rope prenaration, was confined to the army, amd ite ob- | rn orthodox divine of the first water, Ho first | heavy rent of # or $45 per month, No questions | for lowering the men into thehole, These, with races for the doors, a patent lock f foct wae simply to compel achange in the Ministry, | loomed up on the public horizon ag the periphrastic | were asked, and the couple moved in with astock of | {ee.M gia sou at for the doors, patent look fixed fr 0 ity * k Crook,” and afver- but unpretending furnit Th a ri It that the officers fonnd. Tho Duke of Saldanha, having greas influence over | advertiver of the naughty “ Bise new but unpretending furniture, They seemed re- | ture, were all v the troops, secured the support of the large majority | werd preached to packed pews on Pilgrim's Pro- | spectable, and the londlord, Dr. Stein, who had bis tn Gf, kit Ua the orenvants of tr kas tae oe of the garrison of Tisbon, Yesterday morning, | gress, nein » panorama to potnt his moral, andthe | ofce on tho fist floor, took little notice of thelr | sequvons oF two mort g8.00, tie floor of tue vault, ready for action, he moved against the Castle of Bt. | borrowed editorials of city papers to adorn Joba | movements, as they were very quiet and had n@ | butas there was nn alrhole to the roof of the vault, Mr. A. G, THuRMAN mace an argument againat the tints Whose efforts have beon crowned with such | $501n money, He was unfortnoately pardoned oat | right of C he 8 4 deal with e ye wits | ac of Congress to entor the States and deat with Boorga, ‘Tale ‘surong forudeation, atter « abort | Bunynn’s tale. childres heres Soren tea sapoah toad orton jiad anani@Pus applause. Tt was an‘inaueuration of the | by Gov. Fenton, and on Tuesday mado excellent use | the qualifications of the electors, or to override thes he, Was tatrled. Binoe the recent cruel action of the Proabytory in TUR MEDDLNSOME DETECTIVES LOOKING AROUND, airhole, it was subseqgently found, the burciars | banquet which made the English atage famous In the | of his ill-dererved liberty, State courts bygiving to the United States courts, Sze oF Green yh ar Ee ‘TIE FIRST APPRARANCE OF THR CANO jurisdiction over election offenses. ‘The Mayor presided, Mr. Daly taxing the bottom | Was in the Twenty-ffth Election District of the | Mr. Suxnman submitted an amendment of three: Of the table, having at his right hand Miss Agnes | Ward at about 7 lock in the morning, They | sections which had been prepared by a committees wee OS eer tae wacom act Which te | formed a circle around the polling pince that every | of the House, the object of which, ho sald, was te! beautti at Miss Davenport, daurhter of the celebrated | decent man was afraid to enter. No matter how | preserve tragedian, Ke L. Davenport. Among the guests ‘they earnod . mim Ponte oF RLRcTroN: were dudes Brody, Juice iithlane Chaunosy “M, | \veu, We fellows were paid, they earned their money. ‘The Dake thon marched at tho head of taree | censuring M1. Smyth and depriving him of the priv. On Wodnosday evoning last detective officers King covered. with s board w ] sige pA 4 Of proaohing to the elest, ho hus chartered a Rody of troops to the Royal Palace. The Governor | tlexe of p and Lyons, while walking through Delancey street, | 254 thus betray thom.)#Berond this, which excited OF the palsce bed taken measures of defence, and ae ea ee eee th que | SAW threo men coming down the Doctor's steps, one ov suepleton, the pm brokers were totally una the Duke found troops posted and artillery in post- | fomadaily to neler. auvtery had ‘the efiect, too, | Of whom they recognized as a person whom they had | Wate that burglars were at work fn thelr promises, k in the Tenth W; tien to oppove him, An attack was ordered anc | of souring Mr. Smyth towsrd the publican Who | sent to State Prison. King remarked thnt their pres etl geri Ut natorape, tied jaa, tanto ot ‘Ave fingers on : uit, and lind beet pome shots were fired; but the soldiers on both | sforetime furnished bin ith his, 22 | ence at the Doctor's residence was ominous, bat nto Simpson's strone vault, an n pldee wore evidently iil disposed to fight egninst | SURRY, and for some days he hes purcliased his | 11 es tought they might have desired some | tfonted, there is but iitte doabl that the burglars have ‘place . Robert elt, Larr amen | If there was a man who ventured to cast a vote for | ANd prevent the repotition of the glaring frands com- each other, and after desultory firing they broke This a op ay Leta org Day agh Medical advice, The detective offcers, however, seth Sesh ~~ oad ” Resorage, Hackett? rz Seas Mra, | the opposition candidate, {t was with bated breath and | mitted in New York city at the last Presidential ranks and frateruized. The palace was left un- | Week ago. His gpd" como followed them to the Bowery, where they parted, TRUITING ON THK FASHION, Gilbert, Mrs. Wilkins, Miss Ames, Miss Norwood, | the risk atering bim in the face of having hiv skal! | election, Jeged to be the value of sundr; Cruse mi L4 one going up-town, end the ‘de down, Wareeas Davi Lewis, Dan Harkins, the Stage Manager, guarded, and soldiers, volunteors, and some peasants | 104 to Mr. Smyth at divers who sccompanied thom, entered, displaying the hin serial customer has thus far tailed to furnish A VISIT TO TUR DOCTOR. oO 0 popular flag and shouting: “Long live the King 1 sane oe fadablednass. (Mr. McDun: | mig oticern, somehow, took © notion thas some siher- Won ander Proton ** Long live the army and Saldanha! ‘Down with | reads like a ukase intended to make a recreant con- | thing was wrong; hence they resolved to make z ‘an ot the Sort the Mivistry! Though creatly excited, the sol- | sumer “ walk the chaik,” whethor he wilt or not; some inquiries of the Doctor, Tothe question of Yesterday was the thi jay 6 Spring lacs committed no violence, and contented them. | 4nd, vhen, We word learned, tit aay inquiai: | whether he hed recomtly received « profeasional | Meeting on the Fashion Course. | ‘The day alter the and ¢ DeVore. Stoepe’'s orchestra played | eteked. The gang finished thele morning's work in | The amendmont wes read, providtag ‘vhat any per selections of operatic snusle curing the banquet, | thie district by knocking down » brother of our in- | #on at elections for membors of Congress ot Biectors wi was character! were vivacity, | formant, Mr. Owen Murphy, and tbe, at about 6 | for Presidontor Vice-President who shall vote an@ Dated the eaten of Mee Ba, Tare tioauence, o- | orclock, started for the Twonty-seventh Distelet, | not entitied to vote, or who shall by any moans (a With the revival of the American Drama, This was | Here a Mr. Smith was keeping a abarp lookout on | duce or compel an election officer to receive uataw- Fecelvod with a tornado of cheering; and M Ethel crowned tho succsssfal author snd manager, | ‘° Inepectors im order to seo thes the Anu-Tem- | ful voles and any clestion oflcer refusing or omis- good Race, and & Poutponement of An- or-W ¥ Protest for Fraudulent ok was wet in golvos with marebing through the corridors apd | tive people made it 8 point to be vrosént. visit from the three men, or from any one of them, | M0Fuing rain proved fine, but the trae! ‘with a Wreath of flowors. Pulmamgui moruitferad. | ™A0y candidate should be mirly dealt with. ‘The | ting todo any duty imposed by this act, shall be im Brounds singing the national songs and wintes ‘uk untoreanstely, and. to the great disappoint. ‘the Doctor replied in the mogati The qeeetion | Pisces, and heavy ail over, There were two races he = gang Of repeaters marched up to vote, and Smith | dictsdlo, and on conviction, suffer a fine not ‘atriotio cries, ja yd Lr] 4 pat in ae ape | wae then seked, who ocoupied the house, to which | *PP0Inted for the day. At the hour for the start in | Annual Meeting of the New York Swedenbor- | challenged one of them. ‘The whale party turnod | ing $000, or imprisonwent not exceoding thha® | ‘The Prime Minister, the Dake de Loule, against ce. Nelther had Mutiod the Ulsle accodut | the Doctor replied that he did, ‘All of tt f asked | te first, it was announced that i would take place glans. furiously upon him and drove him to the wall, while | veers, or both, and pay coste; also, providing @ae ‘whom the movermont was directed, seping that the ioe ea ce nk tak Neoallens oe [hope re] the officers. “Yeo,” waa the reply, “eacept the | fer the second one of the card was trotted. When The essociation of Snedenborgians belonging | one of them drew s kalfe and threatened to same penaltios for unlawfully registering or cansing tas wee, lot, tondeced hip ronignoiibn, which was | re, "as be tial and wo ah eaanm vied | Oe iritee, wich ie Jor ton rerpeceabie couple. | that one Was over, It was then sonounced that it | to thie State, New Jorsey, and Connecticat, held its ove tae te One the registering of any person not entitied ; alsa, peor mecopted by the King, The victorious Galdants | sosorted positively that Mr. Siyth had paid the Dil | What is thatr business, Dootor®” “I do not ‘Annual meoting yesterday, in the eharch of the de | 1¢ he would not keep still. perry viding the same penatties for nomination, im S5tn st., near Leaingtom a1 hy ‘ hecho) bo awful interfer. f ‘wes admitted to an audience, and was requested by | 1" order to disappoint the babe. “Another ance it know," was the reply, ‘What are their habits?” 8. | they voted in s body, the Republican Inapector pro- | Havional affuirn oe'claiins of catidstze for Fedora! as bin opinion Wat MoDosald did not dare to ‘Che King to form a pew Cabinet, which taem be Com | the anit, guald be proved at the milk Lasold | aeked the officers, “Ido not know,” replied the ‘There wore present three ministers, one licentiate, | testing, but the Democratic Inspector, partly throngh | oflices, @onted to undertake, ae pA, OD beat Tp lin Dractitionar “they generally come nome at about i coe ml te tat. voran, te balay edserbed heen yr Pongstoorn ne area fear, and partly through inclination, making no ob- a LECTION FRAUDS IN NAW TORK. | Xo fo entt thes coven mon wore killed and thirty | CO" D rosie reepectabio Suid extvect of juoiper. | 1% craven Sense fm the evening, sad sometimes | wes vere eer sion no thire-—mile heater 81s 1urce societion, w: tendance of other per | section, At 8 o'clock In the atternoon, headed by Ir, Cassar (Dem., Cul), snid that every Con: “wounded during the day. Fecenl, cams aetna a er eae eae Mog vconge bare vossin i! tavalved trp, Te dO | Ne econ a Ie were sik wing J F Dolyre | 800% ladies and couslemen interested in the Sweden- | fais Honor Judge Hartman, who, Mr. Murphy sags, | © ational District th’ New York elty waa over: ‘Though the cause of the Duke de Saldanha has | ments, somo of whith, though clerkly conched, bor: | Welt T* don't “knew. By-theewag” added “the | bay inare Laty Acccen,d Lovett's bay mare Lary con: | was ax drunk ag.a beast, they returnal to the Twenty: | Gammmantly, aullcRadical, and thal any altompe by ‘the aympathy of the citivens of Lisbon, Oporto, and | dered Flightly on the profane, and will not bear re- | Doctor, as a thought struck him, “they sometimes | Franklin, D. Mares pluck maro ‘Tempest, J. Mur- Coneress to destroy or ‘whiitle down Democratte year | Mth District. There was around the polling place | majorities would more clearly demonstrate the fact. tiderable work has been done during the pas other petition, . Stoo out ail mighty 1 think, aa I noticed no "4 bay mare Lady Murphy, M. Rodon's’ bay geid- | im the way of spreading the doctrines of the church. | * considerable crowd, largely composed of tudicnant Fr. SURRMAX (Rep, Olio), satd that an offcl Gites, the poopie took Hide or no part in this | | Worle the auid gre Krow!lng ot the unbar- | about ia the rua. Becet oeaean, on MATING | BAY Sestieoss. Chick aa 'W. ta Gocetons’ Hack | Goroeey Gri? iene tae tees Gitiversiin | citisess of the Wan had of ndtvrents of the om- | yextization TAM (Rot, CMO) paid thal, an A@clah iy ‘movement. The Duke intended 110 be a surprise, | donable trick thal bad been played upon them, there | Intue evenith, 'y do you ask so particularly ** | mare Kxperiment, All showed for the mee bat Ex- | twenty four different jocalitics, and the total amount | Poeition candidate, Through these the gang elbow- | getaplislied’ that at the last Presidential el he fan relied wholly on the troops for its success. Goosen Gam ae ae ince nt Ragetird er An evasive reply was given, and the officers went ve hoa making the feld, in t betting of cash exrende: hus been $4700, leaving Sis hes c) Bartosa, stagcering Uo tO the | thousands and tons of thousunds of illegal votes ‘NVhat the effect will be cannot now be predicted ‘Toe a oom %, qonton i, ona the | away, start, toe odds were 6 to 4 on Penob: adebt of $1,000. The money to pay jthis debt was jocral pector, wofe polled, If the result of that election had de- Jalonse agiution vrevails in. the provinces, where | dark fora Lionte, ant Bet dark enough for a branct*s, PIPING THE PREWises. Chet; 9 to 9 arainet Tempest; § to 1 against Au- | contributed, und a further subscrintion of $3,670 for SNATOURD THR POLL-DOOK FROM MIR HAND, pended upon the vote of New York city, We would guste, and W to 1 arninst the ochor two, the operations of the ensuing your wag maue up on . have L on the house that night, but the | S'S" ve Mest heat, whou sent off, they were all in erat y > with the remark that he wanted to seo what re- | have Lad his complexion Lewng ® fair compromise between | A watch was k ‘there is a strong partly in favor of the deposed Mia the spvt before the mecting adjourned, A pleasant | gpoet to vo 4 ' a dusky brown, anda pale tan color, Mis ie persons lid not return, nor was any | mass, bat on the tirn (he Chief took the lead, w Jesters or the prosesdicgs wasn solistion, cored of ip Tammany meen, Cue fatormane Amemblrany qrowing out of the stave of tines there, Onl Motry. short and curly, bis eves ressive of good p Waht observed on the sec floor. the next | Augusta secon, ani Lady Morphy third, At the | 1 o'clock, to the discursion of whieh, aad to sgcial | Marphy, wu present at the time, ard he protested | other day, necording to the public journals hee ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE INSTRRECTION. and his nose what students ‘of phy morning (‘Thuveday) the offcors made some cautious | quarter hole the Chie! snd Augusia were ‘head and | chal, more than an hour was devoted. Delezates | agningt the ow He said not even the Prosi- | sale frauls had been committed there. He claimed Torly yesterday « pronnmelarrionto appeared in | Pre’ opp tl ed hm he 02 lnwate the | teguisice Pega 4 eden hoon the ae ee head, and went down tie, Nach meeyiee 0k 8 Salling Sen ds Gaiuie Ukins Gedo aioe easel dent of the United States had the right to look at | that the strengit, of tie Revibilcan party was in the hae rm bel al necked a! he way to the , wy r ad States, ot t th na pli a in ul] i ricalt 1 Lisboa, over the signature of the uged Deke de | taltfarwhom it aprestea, We had served for 80 daye huoring Eroceries, although the eouple | Eonteat being benoit. AS thoy neared ity the | Priladelphin next mouth, ind. the astociasion ear | ofe cowho bad sold put the Democratic party at | farmmors nnd laveringy ooceee of the falter whe Saldupha, addreened to the army, and ealliog opon | iv the capacity of waiter," He had engaged to work nearly a’ month, The oficers | Gniet guve a nuceeta went front, sad thence 1 Joursed to snees 1b Setverhwad, Lx Ley in Ontsvon, Meee cae re tree a eeetenne Periz at | fermore and laboring mesees of the laterior, whl Ais comrades to rally and support him in his proton. | fF $46 8 month, avd had boom ienomialously dis | then jury conciasion that some operation | out yeld the lead ndily, winning the by two pends enarged bevore ibe elo ‘of Wut term, Le elained | Wes on . ond that these suspicions persons had t en Hol ord element of the De : citiem ions. Str battailons of 116 forces composing the | tac the sum of $35 was rightly due lisa, avd bray 1, | hired the apartments for tue purpose o¢ “depositing | Janets, the Co, socun an Keds Kiama The Ninth Regiment's Magnificent Recep- the drunken vdeo seo hate sr ary Every conventions dactet ta. ew, Verk Aas garrison rallied to his call; and, heading the treope | througs able counsel, that the detendant should bs | the swag,’ 43 the house waa convenient to Doth Fitting tate cso tn haver o( Auguete, oh abe tion, Seat « Won cthale eanakh Senne Sieve: er we | Ken eee Lane torsusc ace ahneeaal anmmera th ean ‘with lond cheers the battalion alvanced upoa the | forced to dis/orge that amount without delay. Second and Third Avenue Railroads, ‘They th fguinel the Acid, bat there was uot much dor On the 27th inst, the anniversary reception of | haeed. , {The omens eauzhs Surge Hartman by We @ . Royal Palace, The troops stationed there re isied Mr, Earle tostided that he had no desire to wrong | fore resolved to “ otpo off the piace,” and keep an Tm the second hoat, at the go off tue Curef ted, | Co}, James Fisk, Jr.'s, renovated Ninth Regiment will | jost his hold on him. Hartman's friends and foes ‘THR DUTY OF Cont hae and repulied every otterrt to occupy the | Mr. M.s.rove, for whom persopelly Le entertained | @e on the tenants, A» & word of caution, | pady Franklin second, Augusta third, and Tempest # han neh closed apo him aud joined in to protect Itsel! from sughwroni le then sia & Duilding.. The revolutionists, finding themselves un- | Mo UPkisd feelings, He suid shat on tne day the | OMlcer King remarked to Mr. Green, one of the firm | jaye” But on the ineNta'and ‘Tempest maved | take place at the Academy of Music. ‘The prepara: 1b} Boe tine candane Of cn aaitees frei’ Dace Ouse, aaibes iablo to effect an entrance. retreated. Dla ntuf wos discharced from hte honorable and re- | of Wilson & Seccossore to Bimpsoa the | forward to the froui, and Auguata, heading ‘Tom: been progressing A Prem FIGHT Democratic tendencies and hostility to Gen. @rant © Saldanha withdrew his forces xnd moved apon the ible positive *in Barle’s Hotel, he wae handed a | Pawnbroker, t and 8 Delancey street, that ne had t, led home comman ingly, avd winning the beat | gop ti 4 the affair will tionably | OYeT him. ‘The battle was at first confinet to the | he thought were well known. ‘The extract was read, ‘strong castie of St. Georwe. Here be was more sae ‘on the cashier for $19.13, the full. nmount due | S¥spicions neighbors. whereapon that gentleman ‘three le Come Mme, end the ‘Will euquestenang Tammany men and the adverents eclipse anything of the kind on record. ‘The pro- | candidate, but soon the respectable citizeas who had | the recent election. fas brilliant one. Governor Hoffman and } at dirwt held aloof took part, aud with an Mr, THUMBULL retaarked that that portion of tha staff, ‘boss Tweed, Peter B. Swoeeuy, A. D. Baker, ar made strong amendment Ugg 3 to the Presidential elections tnd ‘afm) and novy officers of prominence, will gree ity a righteous cause,” ras. manifeadly euconstiationsl, a2 it would Aves. tle cecanion with their presence, Max Marvtze rocks te 00. valisatly, that, the overpateered gang 01 2 to wield is baton over’ 190 tnusiclans, Deunonico | *erattery alter thete lees tate Te eet | ointment fn the manner provided by each State, bas recelver w carte Manche and will prepare s mag: | Hotse ab the next corner. \ This. was theit” head: Mr. Davis, (Deas, Ky,) indicated his pr eforance nificent supper, ‘Tho coming reception is the Quarters, acd bere all ‘day long, giving iustructons | for tie tira’ voce system of voting, as x more efficient Sorbing tople of converanaon in fasmiouabie citcles | to the repeaters. #at the Hon, Thos. J Creamer, who | Means of preventing frauds. He then delivered lie tickets are already disposed of. The | recently delivered in the Renate ut Albany an elo. | Bethy constitutional argument against the. bill, Quent aad lofty epecch. on the yecessity of a good | Maintalning that nothing would prove more fatal to Uection law. for the preservation of liberty im“ this | Tebublican institutions than the enlargement of 1 city and State. The noble Senator received his country, by whieh partisans cou! routed and terror-stricken District Auerncy Marrin’s Cantesi with the | Towse wes techen fer tanh anne Tim Siammay ; hte LIBERTIES OF THE PROPLE. Brooklyn Ring, ‘A CORRUPT INSPECTOR THROWN OVERROARD. Mr. Srrenmax modified his amendm The Committee of the Board of Supervisors jou district, Tuspector Win. 1, | {he onetiurionel oldection of M Peg bd f the opposition | being a commentary on the fraudulent charactor of ” ‘) cessful, and obtained complete possession, cv ‘That he welked up to the eashior without hay. ben look after them.” 7 eee eee eater my ball, 1 ‘ne ine, GQnding his | inc removed tis bat. at it has ever been a rule in " manting the close: forces ‘cope with those of the revel. | the Earle.tnn that servants siall aporoueh their em- aw Bay the second leat was over, a protest was Rous Duke, concluded to y with him, ond if] pl yers unboonetted, and with the vir and mein of 08 were found to | made to the judges thi! Lady Augusia had ina former ible save the further e: of blood; and, as ordinates, Taat Mi NAgreTe was requested to | be familiar, aud the delectives be: ftatiefiod that | rece won Ume than Ym. 4s.. the time was deemed Impossible to dislodze tte rebels | sacover, whereupon he made in substance the to}- something was wrong. At about 10 o'clock the | jimited for this race. The Judges called M from their stronghold without fear‘ul stonghter, he | ‘owing defiant auswor couple Went oat, and Lyous followed | ine owner and ariver of Aug Bent a courier requesting the presence of the Dake, | ‘Sir, 1 won's du wo sich athiog, Tama British | them, while King, who waa determined to learn | na wren questioned, sisted tat he had no k swho, bowever, arrived at Royal Paises shortly | subject, aud s woter, and I won't take off my | positively whether all wag right, wont to the Doe- | jndeo th: he hod ‘over © {after, Heat once had an interview with the King, | hat oif lor no man efhe was the Quoen herself, You | tor's uouse. Tie oMlcer wont up stairs to the t "The judges therefore perm! ‘ghe Prime Mini-ter also betng present. aiu’t herd notuiu’ of the Fifteenth Commendiment, | ants’ apartinents, and knocked at ence of the doors; | iuird heat, bud under prides. ‘T ‘The Duke dictated bis terms, which were that be | 1 guoss, las yout You'd better read ‘al but ne unser was returned, [ote OEE claimavte agvinst ics to prove that vores to be instaled in the position of Minister o! And that forthwith Mr. ejected | Bicions, he borrowed 9 ladder am to the | ciigible to ra aecvunt of baying befove her ‘War and imtrusted with the formation of uew | ‘rom the hotel, and ordered not to return wnul be | rear window as shown fn the following enity in it made dettor tle than 210. Afer the Cabinet. The King replied, conceding this request Could soe See ne ms ie i se MEA RLAVATION BIAg@RAN. opmd — ‘Vhere n peti, but offers ge Powter stecregd ; re c | r OPTRA fe He Pot N Oia disgusted at | receive tom the dcfondaat the suin OF $y 19, which twrtee tora beet, why Adis bumilinting eousluct of hie sovereign, iastatiy | was Inined.ately paid by Mr, Earle, who fires, Tempest secon | of hi lens A wy (ee 7 | iting jt to the election of Congres Aeudered his reripation, declaring that he could uo | Wed tiv cus soit - turn Augusta roshod 1 to, appointed to favestignte the charges of Boss Me- | OTM RM Time te tee ene meet nt | At 11:45 « motion to adjourn Uouger serve under s dishonest Government, ‘ ened An Pisce, and heallg at the quarter pole, led eusily alt | Laughita, of the Brooklyn Ring, againat Distriet | neeif long lists of wamos from the poll | Vote being about to be taken THE LLUTONS AROUSED, 1 duh the heat.” On the back stroten Lady Mur pet amendment, Mr. Thurman said the Sen: THR NEW YRIME MINISTER, dl eA ee et RNY could | Attorney Morris, met yesterday afternoon and took | books, ond sent (Liem fos lager boer saigon at the t, dons Carlen, Duke of Saldanhs Oliveics o D No “this Honse to an : 104 Wold Hi, hove Franklin at the Grst | testimony, Meiauzh'in allegot that Mr. Morris had Sule oreloes aRRe LbSPAnH: Ae ctlee of the Gov mrumment fy was au A in 70, a] of the far « jon and held it. ‘ o r . e foundaton, neh & propos | " ” solid rawn 4 porion ¢ salary of a clerk employed bis pear propor EF daca of the ed Mara | kity alot are hws als ‘ : Augusta w {a his of! epprop same t Hogan was doing, and protested asainst it, He to! tion had never bef con succoRted oF dreamed of i hen the Frantly fe |). Aes Rem eae arene . lin seeond, “ own use. Tie ii k employed | him ho was barely doing ais duty. Hogan retorted | PY 40 Amerioan politician or statesmai Fematned in Portn »| The solid Germans of the Seventeenth Ward Walt 1:16, ae was entirely in houar teaten | fariouair. ane 8 hive’ Mr, Mur: | Sop Would be a tiiumnh of the brate the French rule. a] rlaisie eeakeisay maoeeind ie ; Lady | protest) won “fe The C ide the.’ polling | Members over the rorsoning nowers of the 86 risouer, and afier i race and fi 1 n second Di ire the Bo: y tur t etre | In the name of justice ond for the soke of th Ini | t the Qormans of that Ward ‘ and ‘Toure ' Penobscot ¢ 1e but the beainn police headquarters, it Jud, Forty-first Congroas be asked for ana journmes sete BY h Democracy, both Tamman fourth “piace, Ih wvont of the alin | Morris aud the Cort up! the full B ta bis charge, | Until Monday, Serecing to haves vole take upoa samme Govern ca Nealmiancgi . on ta at | vcr aia Bis Co iid ther : ; Wie Miguelist They seid (hat thelr man, y. she be birred, * 4 Mr, Sumwir (Rep, Mass.) aseerted his belief that | t aia Gat Hekat NA Whe villa ; ' Rabies be tear nined hls port nt b gain been counted ont, though it onto Lad rank: | mye Punt Thetis of : tient, Mebistened | the smendwent was pertinent to tie Vil, and hoped and retired to Bnslan iprerniahsenatb yg pre ; The Aldermen wet yesterday, and in directing | {We Mon, Thos. d- Creamer. who was atthe | Mr. Sherman's auendment was then rejectod—14 I having usurved vower, fullon behind his tic ols and the pavement of a er of uptown streets showed | Senator came down {9 the py to 20. turned, and at the head of a Liberal move. Mhousan is of ey complained of ol the pro prahspiegy anc 4 h s eee Mr. Tamtis renewed Ms amendment, except the an urmy, His troops dese mm and be scala | sous’ anssigeed $0. Irialmes, cana act Question under ad. | * Preference for the Nicolson and Samar pavement, Riek can tacth Gaeta pronibition against disturbances of political weot- ercaped to England. In 1883, with Don Pedro, Sai- | 1¥ Deine saerideod rhennipe z 5B. Viscwer ne at of property owners, stated before ten minutes, L Mn dania arrived in Poringal, and Hesimo, | notion t ro, Jonchimson, or Emanue ‘ tponed race, with the | The Corporation Counsel Was assigned the job of for (ue cause of honesty aud deceuc Shortly after 19 o'clock Mr. Thurman took the compelled the expitulation of Don Kv of the T ny General Committce, repr : hiree e Bradley, Surprise, aud 4 athe Ob floor in cpposiion to the amendment, remaskiag For soe time alter this Le in : : * i: Liol ia tt nd a great iro is’ cer. | DUblishing all the Corporation law cases, aud the Me tee aunt ee tuat he proposed to nntil sunrise a 185-, the accession of the ne hat the en ish the an tent records of the city of New Amster. | tt ‘ 1 TI, oceasioned his downfall. He thi eae (bane span arog a NO. S Delauccy street THE POLICE MUD-TURTLE. dam, uu city of New York prior to a Seen had boon only two days in the fe re Painie beh ge nottonn een e om pd has new #uC ! * vend 1 copie: for which the Metropolitin Print pecial attention is invited to the advertisemen: Si tye cmp Shes te makiog hinself Prine hinie o4 1 and 3 ‘““ ferctiavany tat seealin 6 propneal Mera ky A TONY auNcouwtne, Inanotherceslumn of {healer on the Ma inst s Ota ter. He las beew an tutri: e he Species patty walls The Steamer that Recutres the Constant | Piompeon wa: aucvorized to run atelegeaph line | Ta the Fourth Distriet, Assistant Alderman Toft. | Very desirable residence in New Bedford, cip ted In publie affairs, wn fully mani 6. Vacant space over vault. Attcution of a Crew to Keep ber Afloat. | gud erect poles from Wall struct w Filly-uiaih | man Was standing in the’ poiilng pines when one of | me Clated men and subsidised every siiuation vt tor 7. Hole nearly cut through'to vawit erday the Police steamer Metropolitan | street. Creamer's gun ve tn to votb. The fellow gave | FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CARLES, tune (or Lis own advuntaxe, medlnen ped pe eg Bae i, WAU SiH pms Daw ska, y big buneaaua, atamn —— Ug mame 98 Louis Momtwan, of 197 Sunolk strogs pitta ls se ‘many purty, that they a sdb dane balacudehrd pi A pee actipphig sys Mpharg iy What ts the Oath of the G, A, Ry Meni Reece ertey Weiter’ ted tor Simei: |. Job Henry Parker, F.S. A., the publistor, of NAPOLEONIC LIBERTY. depablican party in the e room inside wes ip ehectio discnier, ond : bd Louis Chapinan, letter carrier, was tried be- g London, is dead By closod evry lagor beer saioun | Plainly Was not uscd ag w habita Breach Joursnlists Flung tuto Prison—The | 10 the et'y. : sade ama erward, wen th Emperor's Speech in Print. cinkon Leah i ‘monwon Panws, May 90.—The Marquis de Talhouet, ox- | (ultatioe tow Minister of Public Works, has beon elecied Vice Proaident of the Corps Législatif, MM. Rouber and Behueider will addrers tie Chxmbers tomorrow, | “'The landlords of Younes have addrems vote Pecttun and have promised, anid loud acelamatio: ‘wrpen the on the 36 le'dectorsé, Ti 0 no roe to lriwhmem, whom they ni! ry Speech to be deliv red by the Emperor ‘o-morrow | ii» Russians. They say vt the Irishmen ere Was handed at noou to-day to the Imperial printers. | miihing a war of racas with them, and uiterly © HERE WAS THE SRCRET, that obe Twang, Th the Americ Lut Sspoho over | elding them from participation in the city eoviris | Phe respectable couple were burglars, boring | Judge Bosworth said that the Metropolitan must 0 victories of the American yaclit Sepoho over | SADE IA hey wit mont nee in tho same apis | uci wan tne tte ‘nest hoese: and tie matiid | be ae pecolions bank for ebe bed met aw mrlobans ‘the Cambria ereate » marked sensation among | Ana ficht them two tho end < 4 eno » refer peepee ley and Heht howd 10 (he 004. + ware and whtepers | Rod boca thrown in the corner to concea: the | enough to shatter any ordinary vorsel. He reforre: tireet ie were 1 live, You are not my brother - fore Judge Benodiet yesterday on an indictment for | God forbid 1" at spn pail pide, Rev, Charles Kingsley has been appoinind detsiping a letter cpntaining a check for $200 belong: ut the fellow coolly replied, "I don't eare 3 G—1 ester, d—n. I'm Louis Hoffman, anit Ilive at No, 147 Sof | ‘The Danish Ministers have tendered their resi ing to Mre, Ernestine Hofman, and demanding 675 | fou street, pod Pes ce deh ulna ote Kings Tear. soatiren tO pt aoe: for ite delivery. Beveral witnesses testified to Chap- | He swore his vole iu aud it was scgppied, the Re- ron ate Lpayhey-emibenl aga til 2 . pert ublicans, with the exception of one In the interest 10am the Cone! 4 mana good character. and one of them saad thet the | Efiwcsay, protesting” be Ascisiont Alderman | ingen in th cumenieal Council, Sneeciics Baye od ‘Army of the Republic. A question by the District | feuested the policemen to arrest the repeater, but | delivered See eT eaute ‘lend the dane We tees. Attorney whether members of that organization | ‘e: Tein ediciones aah ee order bo The tnepoet- | Silage scram Rav warisepnars Wa Rogen Spey Focrcother nab ovo tulhcouox ausores | yal dMgae, ieee of te Setanta armelelzn te Ain.» roach i ‘The jury found Chapman not guilty. batty ry a rie od 1 Or prevented from OF epetaetens of avs Tuts “f bexap enema the canvassors and inspectors are bribed, way be | thutiewerdhtrxioy Miller, aid Beokest yy Meee The Management of ¢| seen froin the fact that of the 20,000 legui Volos 10 viiehb ists thadauionesy. At @ meeting of the Departuent of Public | the ward only 5,000 voted. ‘DROOKLYN tv ‘Tw deors to | expanse for the Harbor Police of this city. Her first Quintity of leoaa line tay on tne doer, | exPI04 in our harbor was to sink while they were ‘The search was continued, and in the wardrobe iq | towing ler in. Sue afterward recklessly ran Into the corner were found seme loose bricks. ‘te | every passing craft, and then ran aground on the rawors and enpbourd o airy were flied wit "1 iiicke, and in the bureau of tuo, ont roumywas-e | Fock# stHiell Gate, ‘The Listory of the Metropolitan quantity of lime and plaster. Corelessly thrown in | i# a suceession of m! Lhe complaint yester- the corner or recess opposite the hall door of the | day was made by C: Todd, her commander, Fear room was & bod OF shaving-Ms!trens, om moving | against the pilot, for allowing the Metropolitan to which (he oficer found im the wall a hole about two | Pum into the bark Kxecisior, The pilot Winters) and a hail feet square, suid, in defonoe, th he could not controler heim, that'she "wabbled,” that sie Was too woudertul & of }ouses have addressed the m le Commission to draw up a report on the hole fr eyes of any one peeping through tue | the complaint to the Board of Adjudication, Puskas gasantan cemaiaiinna anna Whaaiad’ wend ~——— ag , ‘ Hance commti'e, and flery young Teutons | pov hole: the wooden. brace” w t 4 i: 8 yesterday © adopiad appo' ; Sore Three prosecutions against the Zuppel (newsps- | ine of vie " 5 , 6 | Key hole. The woo ‘as next remo + ——— von Ni pe y LOSSLS BY FIBRE. 7 Sohn " day against that journal, and its editors have been | at any tue hy ad deadening the sound of an aceidental falling brick highs Chief; J. Wrey Mould, Architeet-in-Ontef; B. F. | gshtTert! stores in Bangor were burned on Thurs. ole in | | Mr. William Cabbie. pr ‘k® taken from th towed vay in the pantry | wise works, died in Wi Sontenced as follows: In the first case, M. Varqueric when removed, The bri ; tet prieior of the Bxcelsior one month's imprisonment ant 1,00) france fine, WINONA LN ASHES, the wail were carefully day went, |, A jury in the City Court yesterday rendered « urgh yoserday. George 8. Bradford's knitting mill in Bennington, | Yoting Uathanine bincesar etbies, oS omterus OF Crane, Superintendent of the Ceutral Park ; ignas A. Pilat, Chiet Landscape Gardeuer: Tenry Koster, r r d ae , \eanar 4 thick. and M, Burbieux, diroctor, to 15 days and 510 francs —_—— ind wardrobe, but the superabandance of lime wn The Rev. John Hubberd, an esteemed Baptist | Orsini’ of the Contech Park Police, Mesore Olned | Vi. Wak burned yesterday. Los #26,0b0 ; insure . Tat osorond cs, M. Charles Hugo, one month avd | The Fire more Disastrous than at frat | plaster in the bu driwers had to be ‘ex: | minister of Bangor, Me. died suddenly yesterday, sted arid Vaux, Chie! Landscape Archiweete advinory |. Rrancis Perot & Son's browery 814 Vine street, |. YF. Eugene Thayer. of Boston, organist, Mr W. 1,000 fran, and °). Barbienx, 15 day* and 500 iranes Reperted—Lons, $140,000, explained, Us peed serarc y be said that the Doctor ee to the Board. "A resointion wus adopted reco nig: | Philadephia, was burued yesterday, Loss, $4.00; ins | Afi") 'm at the usual concert ab Plymouth sf = dn ve turd ene, M. Froig is tu 0, one inowth and Ciicsan, May 20.—Further particulars of the | W## #stontshed ut the discovery, LONG ISLAND. {ng the necessity of a parade cround for tue use of | "fed Brooklyn, to-day 3.00) franes, and’ MM. Barvicus, 15 days’ imprison: | ple SS ike ae se ee GROUND FLOOR DIAGRAM, —+— the First Division N. G. 8... ¥. cMorehouse, Freeman Cromb’s oi! works, tn Sry ere auent, re ® inom uly On the y Bla ui Toe city of Breslau is progressing. —_.e eveland were burned on Thursday Bight.5L086, $25,000 CURIOSITI orc . ot pornt in effigy by a ne ro extensive and d ‘ rat report- | 7° y fusut ed: doll paiebuty Bteoasoler was | arnt in ofr by hum: | more extensive and dewtructive than ab frat report: | + A, 7, Stowars will allow me cows $0 grese on aah aecion y Rilliar. ys pods es ‘aoune of his optionttion so the cd ed, Almost the entire business portion of the town the Hteaipetead Main At Chris O'Connor's, on Thursday evening, NEW JERSEY. ; Ehaaye th Chage las be an entencod | otis pean on cPet Baverster de Hauiaune, apersanal friend | was bur Including * larae block ot wootes - sale, Sherif of, Qypens. county te “ beatina™ tue | cyrite Dion and Mr. MeKay Ped ail at the Fronch : Pe te » tke Bost Tier, an ior Marmiar, bave U buildings oecupled by dealers in dry goods, sh ce course proprlet dre for $5 & diy Ticks Pass. “PAAR GGSAA AA Oke Kdaatoe DARE Thomas Halloran was convicte ' the 4 ‘Thompson, an alleged “repoater" in the Suumbers ol die French Academ; NP patios om Ramee. § a Fed points | second e, Yesterday, tn Morristown, for the kill th Dleeriot b fey eee He ashenay groceries, drugs, jewelry, d&c.; the stonm olevator ; Island Railroad track ts avon to be ex. 1 up, and both were won by MeKay, ‘he first game | iug of bia wile Ls Newtown tow slap ceuth Dlatriet Of the ‘\inateonth Ward. was belt Garibaldt a Prisoner, owned by Buckwagham Brothers of Chicago, the duit ortaine SHAccoND Tne won by wixtcen points, bie best rune being | Jobn Nyland, of Bergen, died im the Jersey City Fiorence, \\ Throe Lalian frizates are | Central Ratiway depot, freight hc telegraph and 3 ' twenty-three and twenty-two, While Dicu's | Central Police Sation very suddenly lass evening. Ho wlter Skiff. stubbed by L. F. Cumes last Satur ag around the | a 140,000; Invarance $23,000. 8 HOURS OF LUISURE. was twenty, In the second game Mckay walked | Wot !osave, and had been taken tuto Custody early la thas made no ante-rmortem deposition. We Stoape of Gen prevent the’ | exbread omens la a 7" ae anes bway from the professional, Dexting hita by scven'y- | se evening Heit hes tim cetical etter but homes ‘are ehtes tained o ment hue taken ¢ kuown th ‘The Hane Association will enjo fvo points, und ruaning out ia five innines, in one | — During the thunder-storm which passod over New | tus recovery. Skill was Sober, hard Working Cartman wons of Guribaidi are with We iusurae nee lS (etm aiveruovu aud evening 1h Land gf which he made no leis then siztz-two caruins, ney Seaterduy mornincsanunknows mon wae killed | Hoitget Rvan made a complaint before Justice era Lialy, y 5 Park Tis runs were as [ullowe: 6, 11, 68, 4, 17 J onthe New Jorsey Cental Italirogs, was vaniy | Wedwilh, yesterday. charcing upon oxludge Mane - aff a ation Was created by a brutal uttack w 3 rete Miss Tulith O'Gorman lo-tornd lst nizht in the qua dka (Hon nas hor #10. end had \wice cus bor tu ibe Workuguse 08 partero Rejecting the Spanich Throne, rl, ‘Phe aeeuilant was a weil known citis alia} Cooper Tustivute he horrois ef convent life, She atthe Workingmen are Dolus, a Dacawell's fetand, Another dey : . sererence Was,repealed or euy 7 ; aay JOITINGS ABOUT TOWN —~ Mapnav, May 20. a | Mr, Ballard, ana the Witte girl a menial in bis | yy RR OITOEE soobgeeonieoreeth a palieaes The Workingmen's Union last evening adopted LEAD Ga Ronan £o soups tee tisone It is reported tat! Renily, Fer 8 1c0e Hae Ballard lina made periodical | Prout raum, looking ou Delancey atroet Mr. F. Perrin. un vester rane, | FesoluGions advocating (ie founding of a siual dn Ganiral Park cocday tu tin refusal. Deen ee ee cate On Tnareday evenings | ¢ Holetu party wal Hive on ey ay wto be | penny workingman's 4 . and ¢ OT dtannoh Hunt diet suldenly yescortiy at 197 | ‘The French transport Kuregolu is overdue at Sae ne ae : | ar vas heard in the house of Bal & & Passage way and pautr; whe Oliver Deor will lecture on “the Phiterophy | M7,Hurlburt of the now Post Ofte» build Bevouth st. r > tty days trom Ta NEW DEAL DEMANDED aur IN aa Gane’ diteharmeas 4 GIO Ue: ae. with dari cis, Oliver Dyer will lecture on ithe Filloronhy | B hweenvend Wer Tweed of Public’ Burks | ye, Henry € , troasnrer of the find for sulfer ‘Tne Tadian els onthe the Kansas Pacifio meme | jonnd the girl covered with bi ow need by det frost end Fourth evonue, Marien, toaorrow frat ae} ans Gov, Homoay. ta teenecs 09 CRE | eres th nd disaster, bias received 89,687 Kullway soonis to be euded, Prewid ed to Disining tis | rivsed and awollen, aad her forehead friglt u by burg! 10 ei. At o'e!och hour law passed by Congres: and by the New iat of calonlth bali Whe NOwbove aca "ote Blart sicsinan on the Rite Raltrond, was Rrvaieent Mes, | tien with dificulty that. de eonsta of dat venous nee ined sine. Dritines Log'sluture, aud signed by Gov. Hudman. pmliar of soloiats salt in ths Newborn eons Bliat! § Urekernan np the Krle Ballrond. w Wasuxorow, May 20.—Hen, Field, Gen. Jn La i a Mla Ce i ai ede tet Aneel welt eegiments a The Amateur Broker Fors WW nae Mem comumtte Canta UY) NGTON, . Who thre be Closing Uri Of the cl we exit © " Fitteenth ia ssoclation | of St.Louie, hasbeen 6 ot Bide Cochrane, ex-Burveyor W. E, Keenan, aud svert —_ ‘replaces de® bawsvive dispiyy wu their BeWIUll | — Phomas H, Pratt, one of the late tui of Gr Leer ive U'DNULIS a rrortateneas Ne Reitthon | Gan’ : others are here, aad bave informed Gen, Grant that art of Northampton, Mass. But the hole bad to lead somewhore, as it had been », . & Co,, dood forgers, now i tod. Buna: s es On, Thareday nicht 7 Cont “nm , ' of " octet . »., boud forgers, no: ody of Buperia Ie ay re though New York secms to be hopelessly lost to the hurch and the Hunt Building in | eut tarongh two party wails, and the’ vatural infer- | ,,iv¢ flebrew Young iow! Sowing Boclety eive aoe eee oe meae | What purports £0 "he an oxtract trom 9 letter of | om the kre Maway, fel Hh i Dem “ iN] at cuce make up an entire new wero desiroved on ‘Thursday | ence waa that it was intended to be used ax anen- | $y" hee Aying the Honorary Comuitioe ‘ ourial f (iem, Bherwan's 1 Gen, Hancock Iu yesterday's World, | wos drow : colo ‘ele ‘or ia New York city, au 4, $0,040 aon Benjamin North's heirs, | and the Bowery, Descen Le hole, the officers the handsome Joe Koeb, at mien fe | mite: a and ateoted fr sient of Hamilton street says that that | fron a waren ia st Lo put {t to the hands of ve men, the State may be re Hunt Buiiding; $19,000 upon K. J.’ | discovered & Vacant space beneath the staircase | Huwimer, Of course, pi thee clrcumstarc +. wo | amy danger of trial himself, All stories ul inter v visited by the contractor for | instantly killed ‘ Bet aan senile blaelice Fair, whose dry goods and fancy goods store was in | leading to the Lodge rooms, which had been left by | Predict for the ¥ NogUi vocal BUC CEs, views With him by reporters are fine, iveots once in the last three Years Mr, Clarion 6. ae mod BF dagen? Bp RA pg ag phony bie Huliding) and $5.00) uoow Kverett & Haman, | the builde ; but wugther or no ls ws known to : > Atthe picture sale tn Lee we at tof i ‘ten chit {Y | Jobbers, in the upper story of the sane. ‘he in’ | the burglars’ cannot be ascertained, is space sother Pollttet Bile te hen ety a 1 ow 4. wig bas deroustrated hie imbectIty La ery eases ait ants to gat OO Wie purclors bad been at Work agein. In the mason a ear Diamonds for Avother Volt Romermaye Hap bitean Court” volt fo fs aly albay | hiheval peiwt of view, itis useless to ry to keep a work which formed the flooring, a hole about two fe On Thursday night the olllecre of the Sixty . vel) Barc Fast Hamilton, Cor vor form of an orguniaation.” ‘Tue President said Py | Mark Lem, editor of Punch, is seriously tM, 4 is Pride aA TD Te n toon 1 t to Ho made no atiempt De Rodas rating the Slaves, feot square had been dug ont, and, 4a it was of oo : filth Regiment, aud ine United Citizens’ Association Bignor Remoni's Che eng Ane, ty Dan annle tree a whort dieau Genet ee TavANis May @iccCant val Se Bod ment and plaster, ib must have required a deal of | E.® Dicey, lawly editor of the Londuw News, 9 | orenaded cencral Variui, on Kighth etreet, and | Poved performance of Meo Your Bis father’s house on Thursday sie cate 1 fear abi ner peers cir Jenoral De Rodas | labor, ‘This cement Wien FOrisved, Was Me nogited | abow: “ Yisil Ine Vulted diate " 4 y 8 net. MAVINK Violaed their ey e municipal ant)orities of St. Lonts have suat Cutting hie Wife's Phroat, t nts in the 4 “Ht in bags, taken through "ve hole, ia placed in the | Baron Licbig, of Munich, whore condiuon ro.) Commissiover Nachtman, on Willett t Ap deter the pertorm ' euibany (9 counpel tein 49 well the gs Wor ue The t 1 Charles Sebulta, for attempting to | who have token ‘ bureau drawers. T's bole was immediately over | cently caused much anxioty, i convalescent, Comuissioner Was Acad Reciah b Brouh madilsien,. tired of a fe erimns OF a contract shared ae caipc visage pki Spanish troops, ¢ A the strong vault of Simpn wa shop, the | Mr, BB. Shafer las resigned the oMce of spocta) | Hivond breast tng for work, urownod himsclf lu the hart ts ordered py Governor Chambe 7 is wife by cutting her throat, was con: | Span! fi. iGrvive for | bricks of that vault had been renched, requiring wot | agent of the United Suntes Treasury Department weeks avo. His body w. + "yooterd Qala, relevea ih RL THE Ut the Feapouelliiey ton he Hudson county Court of General Ses Capt, Mestril Wi elon els | more than an hour's labor to effect « trance. Michael Nicholson, of WASHINGTON NOTES. Caughier, aged 14 years, ai ouliger ¢ cesT tock bank to! a fant ‘ Mon, Norman Rowe, she ndered to the Bpanich authorities at Mucrig ana} once secured, the thieves might have put their 2:8 ose are left deatitnie at 8 itdg e ; 7 ow @ Hon, Noro tows, des vands upon s The steamship Smidt from Bremen ; the ships E The race in Lexington, Ky,, between A “ KONER'H Conn " t sliont was in- | 2’rincipe. UnitedfSiates Marshal Sharp is here, in consulta. ana mow: the shine B. | 4 don Thnreday, mile heats, was awar A ’ contended that his client was in , ee, DIAMONDS, JBWELS, WATCITES, tation with SheCensus Commissioner, He ona, device B Liverpocs the barks | Age tp ws euuored, teat ty Nate vu ; nt he had received from The Decoration of the Seldicrs’ Graves, and money, to the oxtept of about @ million of dol- | byt Cloriued | Presbyte: ian The new Masonic Temple in Washingeon was | Boideaux ; the brig. Mosos’ Ruers, | y hrf Pe ud duuguters bad caused tis Col. A. J.T. Duganne presided at a meeting | ts All toy Would have bad to do would be to | Church of North evstou fp Clavinga, dodicated Lut ovelng, Major Ben Perley Wooredeliy | ¢!'0, arrived lust evening, Diocesan Convention of the Protestant Kos of the Exonulive Commutse'U, A.B io Sl Unive pty the contents of the drawers of the vault into | Yesterday afternoon the clerks of the Registry | ere! an audroos, ‘An the Slaten Island ferrybout Northsuld wae | copal Churen in Putas Pr ikea 6 wer 1 he Pleas contended t He Hasealive Commies UW. A. fp 8! Unlob , haul the Deze through the hole above, und then | Department of the Post Cfllce ave str, Walter Ki Supervisor Harrison reporte an increase of uaso leaving the New York sip at 3 Reet MAS | Giccess, Comprising sue five counties wrsidd PIs f ineanity eee ee wert und atts | remove them from No. 6 Delancey stroct, ‘his : wigs gat ma@uts Iacome in the Filta Collection District of New eT ston with the Providence pro, vlier Muti, ani | 8 bia “pr 1 JB, McKeen 14 to be the ovator wt Cyprons | Could have been done ima tow hours, we all the | Hiomentl at enc ey delivered | Jersey over Inst year of $5,590, tove inher port ante, The daivage oO Un Miss Elizn Bosworth, of Weat Woo tat ti 4 s commission with liquor, lis Comotery. Valuable articles are done up in packages, Paw nshops ft ~Arietion U; The E i passed the bill awarding Wis BOL ascer Lalu pmmitted anicide on Tharstay afternoon by jun charglig the jury, observed | Hille Ce {Sea seats. les SS Ay Usually Close at ubout six o'clock, andafter ever’ 1¢ the proprietors of tis Christan Union are wise | gin oo price nivucy to {he officers and crow of ihe | «Tbe Brie Rallroad Company style # march on the the we! r ee, While t * the evi ivalonad & the al thing is packed away, the nig aH ‘ily | voy. wil disuise Mi Cramoud Kounedy trom | f' ouey, 10 crew of the 5 P Risch OF sane. She was 50 yoars old te ror ol the | nae gy tn tine fas tha Mrathandlacl ran ay, the night watchmen y Seer peat 4! oarsarge (ur the destruction ©: (ae Alubamna Y tral, yesterday, and aerated bwith tho Pla Stale Of feeling loward a fbber crushing w * | #0 out to get their supper, and perhaps remain a Y if eohaw. mp run a dally jine The St, Louls Gas Company haa aue 4 ae a Tho Ronnie's Cave Ser the Mreshersia:Lew Mi q pe yt oe nce ie. Was n | Ninety thousand dollars of the State D X Ks pany e Wasuinorox, May 20.—The Senate, this after. | until abour nine or ten o'clock — It is prosumed that | Cuetzuiger’ to have been ttilt R | gute eres mouania a snoraee. OF Ate Biaie of propeliers fro Fuver at A.M. | vartons site f when the ett 4 brief consM@ation, returned a | noon, confirmod Mr. Goo, W. Deut a6 Appraisvo of | the scoundrels who were engaged in this operation | statemoots, his known turticipation in Buy Jourbal is | ing heward's regime, wud teturned to Lue and returning with sock a vouitg ths | turee years a aver Bi y aeaaulee Morchaxdise Lb Sau Framciseo, hud versous stationed to watch Lor the katara of tuo | uscesnaruy luiurious to Ie charie.cc. tlt lapec of # years Goutroliing [aa sn off wt tym! gull! whic (Ridin abd bse Gane (0h