The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 17, 1870, Page 1

erin WTI YEAR MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1870 PRICE TWO GENTS. ai FTE PRUSSIAN INVASION, [siutenae er Sven a won eat |THE DOOM OF WOODFORD, | suraiceuscamestemenion is [LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS. %:70¥4 cogs rrrrzsxo, (SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES, {he ‘ by the fire from the forts es Can the Tribune Report Anything Correctly ¢ A GLORIOUS ROW. —— rf ; THE SWEDEN RORGIANS' NOTIONS OF y PRENCH SUCCESSES REPORTED AND | Tho intest military despateh, datod the 11th, says | GRANTS ATTEMPT TO SELL THK RE} aor thie question, had hoon decided, Yonse | DASHES HERE AND THERE AY THK | The Testimauy of the Kditor of the tate, THE SECOND COMING M alt i CONTIN DICIED. Gen, Trociu on that day visited the teveral forts PUBLICAN PARTY DEPLATED, Oliver, Je., demanded the expalaton from the room SUN'S REPORTERS min. Sg) Re cs a ae soutt and southwest of the city, aud fond all in a oe Gortneeclen die. O'itien eucaked ty the lower --- at iP, - i eo : inka’ pannens O'Brien ancaxed bo the lower end rox, Oct, 17. . h The Symbolical Langunwe ot the Rook of ‘aye farthing Rumors fren Ovtenue-Baratac | aye state of defence. Tho baticries of Vaterien and | A Saturday Nicht's Fight over Jerry Thoms Uihe room anit the jours of the, soteurant men, | THe Cartons History ofa Check wt the Mubs MP itd 2 A lela Beoks-The Prefigvration of the Destrace i hi Manid tw have ed from Wetz-Proach | sonimarrre batteries cannonade Surcsnes and ex- ase Rum Shop The Police Preventing | To descrits tte scene that followed would consume | ‘Trensurs~Tho Red Men's Division of | \etmed dy the Jedependent Tilton, made a loud and flea eta ChivereeoThe Rev, Uneeneey 1 Sucecsara before Paris Reported. thangs a sbasp fre with Ht. Cloud An Uld-Knshioned Free Kight—-Spencer, | more space thin we can possibly allot to the subject Hpoils-The Eitecta of x Party of Drovers | emphatic dotence of himself and tis personal habits Cileers Leerares ; ith 4 fron peed . Daganne, and Murphy on the Rampnge— | Krom 8 o'clock until hulf-past 12, Duranne and Murdered on the Maing, in the Tremout Temple this evening. " ania ay ‘ } iy Om, 15=Evening.—The rumors from Later from Paris to the 11th have just been re. Rpeneer, spevking the Wishes of the Collector and r Ps The Rev, Choun Jiles lectured last night it erted that tie Pe ived, The Prussians were driven from Baeneuz Total Overthrow of the Grant Faction, the Prealdent, harrassed the meeting by a multt A bank et ived at the Sub-Treasary | Fulton preached a red hot temporanes ser. |, i Meokiea fall ie teed ‘i a { Tay feane aro starting, It is asserted that ti ceive © Prussians were driven from Bu : © Percale arransed a mult ‘ j robdbiboa : vn | 8 the Brcoklyn Mali on the Second Cor i bus there. whoare known to have been tn Linge | and Chati ton on the 13th by a licavy reconnoitering The hall where the Republican Committee of | plicity o: dilatory motions. hat too willingly onter. | hata strange bivtory, It was originally iesued to | mon of over an hour before he came down Curlat Biihs car vio he oe Sontgh 1 { i ne hove surrendered to the French with all thelt | furee from the elty, supporied vy the guns of the | this elty do congregate is locuted on the first floor Watney, the Chairman, Ga embers ali | ote duarieriaceter and made payable to another to the allegations of his own debanche@y, and aid No premntand te. Feteins, WOU EU tetot QUEER We \ dhe French forces are contingatly ine | fortifeations. Of the building on the southeast corner of Broadway | left their sents and cro hairman's | serving amorg tho Tudians. The latter pald it away | when ke did arrive there he hurled a batch of | \* rue ols ee Shue Ge tae diab die ‘Mets tel 7 i and Twenty-second street, immediately over J desk, In vain fd Gardiner rap for orger, In | to a contrastor, who in tu it to certain | deniila perfectly ovorw Mp alluded tna | 8% ‘ Ss Le ‘ bzaine has ercaped from Mets and Is The destruction of the chatewa of St, Cloud is | 4” renty s Immediately over Surry | yee nA he mctnbera to take their cents drovers from Vox, Many montha afer. | Sterstic manner to the T lton, of Inde. | The prevailing belief that he would come ta | P| marching with bis full foree to the relief of Verdun. | confirmed Thanes's wiee room, It is doubters owing to | Roaring that the time for the grand row had come, ad i ndent tame, &e., thon sald that ho had libelied | person, This beilef was founded on certain paw: + . believed to be reliable, has just been ie win DeePate the close proximity of the hall to the latter place, | Capt. Burden eraored ihe police to, station them, wari, among the enclosures to ® report received | him as foliows: sages of Seripturo (for Anstun Matthew: Noa 1 here to the effect that w ercat sortio was ENGLISH WAR DESPAT CANS, tnd the frequent visite made thereto, that all the | selves near the Cit ee cei etied “I hore pre: | scam stary headquarters from an oflcer who had | witogre’ cuurcne in Kew Fork he tanerea down | elt 80), which wore ected alono had i ‘ :; — 00 of the ene a 4 A nt © | beon on a peace mission to certain irtendly In- | the tower ou iw trtend, entered bs , a Ge Bato at Paris on Wedres lay, the 12th, 67 190% | deumored Repulee of the Prassinns from | Metines of the Committee cenerally terminate in 8 | tost ngainst transacting guy bueiuicss $0 long as the | 9°00 On ® Peace mule te takably the | Beef solos’ sud'dorng ar hour stayaranccinets | Rithoat context-—thus misleading the mind, fy men, #tronly eapporied by cannon and witratitoars Orienns—s Victory by Gen, Bazatue Ree |: The meeting of the Committee on Siturday | police are in the room. ‘ haath lobar Brdbaoada Aer tia el gle be hereon UE ire or ten glasses ot boet, of witch the Rov. | ‘These, being literally interproted, would assured i Hy Re miin Re aeitel ae night waa ar from being an exception to thia rule, | Several Voices—That's too thin. half ofa donk check, but not the Lolf which bore the wk the larger part. p d a \bhend ld tang Le i 6 \ On the contrary, 1 n be tical | charley, Spencer-t sotcmly declare that wo are in | sto and signature, Tho report showed Ht to have en went onto say: This statement | ly prove the position, but the spenker, in common ti Prening —The news of the succossfal «1 Lowpon, Oct. 15.—A special despatch from ‘0 the contrary, it was the most boisterous politic: the power of Ben Manner 2 police, Me. ¢ hatrman, | teen found in the camp of (ese Indiags, A sub followed a letter, to whien my name is appended, | with all Swedonborgians, held that the Bible, being a iy! the Parisians fas created quite a morked sensation | Toury, dated 45 this afternoon, says it is rumored | Kathering thet has occurred in this elty for years, | Task ron to orter the police vut of | te room, 1 quent report from another officer, engaged. onan. | Mt Which Mr, Tilton admits be believed to have | couched in aymbolted lancn, age, should be interprets y org the population and the soldiers, Despatedes | (gt Orleans has been evacnated, the Prussians hay. | 118 Well known that for some tine pant the Col- | 8!* ou It Here they are with Other friendly mission Uy another band of Indians in | been a forgery. At Sia the statemont, | cd accordingly. He illustrated hie position by te + aie eceived (his cvening announce turther saccesses bY | ing heon driven back, The excitement was enor. | lector of the port, Mr. Thomas Murphy, and we CLUBS DRAWN OVER OUR Beare, @ different section of the country, enclosed, with The Propored to les te alibet anit was my | {tring to Matthew xxx.in wiiel the second cormlag he Fecely ated ou ee 2 e ihar Sodaial tibésbekines, Wie boast (iat te The Chairman repited that ke thought the pres. | othor vouchers of the satistuctory result of the gon: | ,.1¢ qc a diet soit was my | is predyured, pointing eat some uvtnral and phyes i the Fraycstircnrs, A Puris letter, dated on Tues | mous, A second despatel, dated 5:25 P. M., says \ EMeeholiters, who dost that they are | Ter the police very desitable, especially in the | ference, te missing half of this very check. The | Prolire could only stand bY | ical inconsistonc ies Which precladed the possibill Mae |) | day, the 111), has the following news: “The Prut | the rumor of the ation of Orleans is condemed | 2tine ander Grant's orders, have hoon at logger: | fiesent temper of the mneeting. wyater If was solved, ‘The wnforta- Seonine TR euving hase sireainiee we Pia res of @ literal interpretation, The chapter tolls | | i Se glans, in fores, are moving souwnerly. The Modiles | by oficial announcement, hence with what the Custom House clique choose to | A consaitation between Murphy, Spencer, Du. | ite drovers lne Leen wltiaod ant killed by tu: | was aerceuing Nimecit behind & #o-ealtod and weal. | Pe destruction of the sun, moon, ant Wo, are following o wate their movements, and as aa | pyening.—The London Stundard haa a tolegram | ol eee ee ey Laval, wisledions vores: cordance with custom, tle spoils Inu teen equally | yy Merchant, 8 motual friend came and said that atormardseaya tht tax aerstion Fall hot have nase: * oe tailitional preesation troops have boca sent iu the on Toute Gunotncing © great victory Oy Gen, In: TAMMANT TALL REPERLICANS, Hing the ples f cracked gong, divided between the two bands, dowu to the minut Paes eae tes wig | Od, Away helore these things shall be seen, | Lit +) aM pther diresiion." falne at Meta, who appears to be iree to move upce he invectives and anathemas which the Reoub- | out, “All the the Administra ‘and | ost artiel ie He the eee AP emt te Me Tikes with’ Miscda | interpreted, therefore, the Bible set forth that the j HI Mone RIMONS OF PRACR S#ooTTATIONS. Thionville, ‘Thia report 1 considercd donbttal, | HEA Presa in the interest of Grunt have intely | those who still rsepect the Christian Sabbath, will Marshal Sharpe's Visto And Gomand te 200 My OgRNNOE De ase, it is boone comtax, be srxesd, iroull ce merely ® i, | ied agains exasperated the : aah © Capi,” he eaid, Mr. “4 i ta Werernened 10 th Proasian nes tanve. | The sorties of the Fronel betore Pris have all boen | HUtled againss the Taster so exasperated them that | "tic eqtige "Custom House deleeniion rose and | On Saturtay uflernoon a plainly: dressed gen- ongen Libsemiki@meeoe oo ereaticg to oan ol ueeptritaal era of ie Rib lh tere ve He is oxo cea in Pars a ain to | auccessfuily resisted, wey determined to drive the Administration men | went so the door, While Collector Narphy ond fh tieman, who carried a small trave!-worn bag, called t 8 o'clock Satneday morning, Rev, F. L. Tay- f bl orev. It Is salu negotiat ors looking to peace | A brother of Bazaiac's writes to the Journal at | om the control of the Rerubileen organ ition, | patriots were formine ints line, Dreparatory ta leave | ie te etuten Marshal's offce in Chambers | 10% ev. J. fo. Cuy'er, and Rev dames B. Siminon Wertwentesd( en neces hia n zotiat 4 2aine's writes to the Journa ear tir ae twanstiion. | Pic. the vletorious majority gave three cheers for | ted Staten Mars hee called with me on Me. Tilton, skod to 9 be underatood, ‘ Nf going on actively, thoach the people of Paris | Amieng denying that the General refuses Among the leaders of thia movement were Police ‘ten He Fentoe, thea when Murpry and his | erect, and made a modest inquiry for Geo. Sharpe. | so-cilicd well known, andoueeltny waerebante: he » ai Wr etianed ‘ae waretort fmned. to opfowe ahy peace based ‘i Commissioners Henry Smith and Ben, Manivere, | folowers bean to vanish, che Commition ait Jor, the errnnd boy, hesitated abont ust.cring him | sent for him. Notmaking his appearance, Mr, Ti. | 4 Congregation of Women—Dedication of “4 Good Lie cecnton OF Pieuih LerHiLOry UF IN MAY WAY | eb tnat'be Kall shoes tor ihe Mhesoloneh Loth of whom, nied by the sagactous A.D, Barber, | Veitty cutfas, enng the following to the tune of | (or ihe errand Poy. besliated about uatering Him | ton sud mgell went wo the independtent offee, where je Girls to the Virgin. , 1 of that he holds Metz for the Napoleonic dynasty. cons‘ully directed the war ugulvet tho Youeg | Avid Lang tyne: Marehad’e Deivate room, baring een orler- | 1 was tntroeuced ta bim, Ho refused to niet me | The Missiou of the Redemptionist Fathers of ‘ bee ’ Te adds that Bascine does aot consider timeclt « Mele - Shontd aotd aequatntance be forgot, dd notto admit any one, but be was r rom | with my irienés. Thad known him ta the Univer- | the congrezation of the Holy Redcomer held sok ¥} 0: Ly h oat, wentondid Met took place at | Marstial of the Kmpire, but of France. The Fre Democracy at Albany last winter, Mon who are ce, AM Hever Fought to mind? Lis snepense by the appearance of the gallant Gen. | Sty of Michigs ‘1 lad seon Lim on cond be ze wath ; pire, neh | atte te ae ; joutd sult ac ptalitouce be torgot, shot in the Ory © | etn and impressive services in the Ch f tho j PB. y ant Chatilion, whi the eneiny was ‘ able to capture the Legislature of a Stat no TT ae eer tase conek deal ah thadeoe, The 1," Gen, a showmen in the Orystai Palace. New York, wherc ind impressive services in the Chure’ of pete gariertit betes Val lace a ws sortie a Neuf-Brisnch yesterday moratng | foots, Moving perfected ull tueir plane, and secured The Chaletenh, Mee Ontdiadl aiihough 4 Murpuy | Tbetier haha tha Pe Ape i. Wun he exhibléed a section of the California tree,’ T#aid | Iminnentate Conception, Fourteenth street and Ave : * uring @ reconnoissance of oF *. | auder cover of a douse fox, but were diiven by a r “dl “ Phe Chatrm fr. Gardine 0 u delieve,” and them presented his eard ithow n. 4 Pais wostained considerable lesses, ‘Phe nse for, but were driven bac, |. mojortty of the General Committee, they de- | maa, Peta gcutehman, vas Wadvecteutly carriad | stpying te Took asthe ard, the Marshal, who wae Had Tnot the reputation of being @ temperance | 18° ch Inet Life ILabeaidi le Tone ‘ore the if siles i sptibenta of Cote ath », , my “a . mnanded of Jolin Cochrane, the President thereof, | sway by the familiar imusie, at d beartily in | in great haste to take the steambout Mary Powel University hour for evening service the throug ot the sex me ¥ a ‘ “ mo is Santee ma oY PRUSSTAN WAR DESPATCHES, that he ise ais call for & special mecting John | in the song, er tor bis home In \ er county, bre nquely rebiled, “wy et “ he said. : sundial nit of | “embled im the neighborhood was immense, Fe sel handsomely, Geo, Dauipterre, the com ——_ ae compelled by the rales poverning. the Cot “ta, min at hurry, sir, and cant talk with'you | “Did I not beitlend a rman addicted to the habit o * ah, pander the Aube Mobiles, was killed at the | The Meported French Succeases before | mites toc Now, onder ordinery elreans After sha Grant tyetion ran away the proceedings | 22%; Come some other time.” The visiior then | strong drink, and at the request of his frends make auiring @ force of police to keep back the mass, The i dead of hie comand, ‘The Prassisn batteries Wore Paris Contradicted Capitulation of Soi ances nobody would have cored a fig ‘or the result | were uf brief worwion : Tam the Attorney-General of the United | him my roommate, to endeavor, by way Of influ: | seats vere filed to overflowing with devout women, ‘i dumotnted, A¥ dak ols troops Wthitew to (hole nx Bazaine Treating for tue Surrender the deliberations ofthe grext Republicanitisneral | Tye folluning resolution was then adupted, with RUHR ne oe | One ane anxiously awaiting the orening of the vervice. ‘The Mt A lisa bs f Meta, pmmittee of Ne rk city a little une | only two diesseniig vores 40 ster, «Yor ‘0 a ac aeasrate i tert djlao, Tie sal'ors in Fort de Montrongy wore ase Ae Are Baran, alba eet eee teeter: ratings, Hal When Ut was fF omicer thereof, shall aprolie three fn: pee ‘The First Steamer from Bremen Door saloon adst Preaching for Dr. Armitage, on ® | the interior of the edifice, which were controsiad a () edmiirab'e in covering the retroat, Th» ring from | Of Preneh enccesses vefore Paris are usirue, ‘They | S/ihiras mu) toe Hattened, ce von genone anise ara pa Ui ceceive aul | The German steamer Hausa arrived here on | "'Mnt so summer of 1855." ho said, ria 6 Maree basen cruen Westoonen Wii White tee y ine fhe canch in. Forte de Montrouge and de Vauves | &f@ invented for the parpose of rekindling the cour fey cs rete t recelve the highest Ot roun | Baturtay with 200 passengers, Being the first ves. “ ‘That carries me back fiftecn years, when Ttived | Hon sddot brililancy to te cone, | At 1:3) Hathog tan ‘; 7 i age of the people. Tne Pra: actly the brad hab “s a nt shall, i cit caves, uch er . 7 4 i in St, Louis, and omy marriage.’ Do you say tke advanced to the foot of the altur and delivered int eee ee cn ee won same positions th 1 ‘ and oars bit of, and in flue thot everybody In the sel of the line from Bremen since the outbreak of | tat went wiih sou, or you went with me to Dr. | scletun Instructions concvrning the Rosary and 1a ih deeiroyed by the fre. ame positions they cecaplied on the 19th of Bep- | tom waa certain to come out minns some preci of the presidents of the severs the war, her appearinee naturally created mach ox: | Arinitage's church, while | preached on a Sunday | duigences gained thereby, aiter which the ne hy ‘A Ofeae BAtTLO RePRoTED, feinber, Two sinail ekirmisies between outposts | porticn of Lis person, then tho curiosicy of the poll ti-Grnat men, the primary elee citemeut in Hoboken; she was warmly welcomed, | night, after whieh T sauntered down the Bowery, | Z2nmaius was rendered by Mme. Manzoce it, with oh Turns, Oct. 16—No additional offciat news has | (% Theredar » rigay ere the only encounters | cal pubic was aroured (othe highest fitch, and the te aie, deteenten ts tie ihe , vessel abowld have sintied on the Suh of | aad helped pou to driak aise or toe glasses of ger heed Rated a ceed dahil hada aa yal 0} thi late # ca ering ol ominitter bo is" wecoun n) ates to the | jast July, but was detuined until, of rst of the | beer 1" ae been received from Orleans, It is understood hat | on Wate PrP a ect Maret an affale of some iwportaney, And it isa source of | Mew Counts Convention wil we again the Brovant huont, it mas discovered that the mouth of | Be replied, “T did not say, nine or ton, bat goris | The Opening of Mt. Matthew'n Jersey Citys iy ge forces are sete ded nae some regret to many people, that the Committee. | party lwadeu by Collector op bere wourn- | the Weser was no longer blockaded by French mea. | glasses ; the’ statement in the Tribune is Incorrect b if apne ick aed we ola ar 0 [lise io tare Imendid tot, om socumd naver thonght deem It pon. | Yue, Mr, Hufhs, XX. Andrews, after antonising he | yy fr enuny Important particclers.” In December last the old and beautiful Churola Fs Jageneral Latte ie imminent, The military au | A gisry we... by a Parisian, which has fallen | dent t0 tear ono anotter to pier tig rulthe | crowd by progiahiii, th © received No matter,’ 1 said, “but do yon claim that T | of St, Matthew in Sussex atroet, Jersey City, was i Worlties bere are hurrying torward reinforcemoute | aig German hands, aimite thar Pere 9 provisioned | Commanita. the Unites Stats and the Re | aeynt fora Tammany Mali or ever heldany offee Brooklyn Hall L ¢ Outen went into a lucerdeor saloon with you afer presel- | burned, The good and zealous Rector, tiie Rov. Dr. i tathat direction, Gatitall tan been appointed to | Jor'enty ne monthe toseer eas te oer Caceres | oR aRR Chae ga £9 aiwoiance | eres’ severe oxcosxa wenpue wre view, | 2 amt Mrs. Robert Monel, of 90) Henry | MfeuafenSty rch aed drank even one Bre?” | S105 "icon obiatned anbeeiptions to rabald i tle command of the irreaular forces in the Vooges, | ing vesionet le to act on ihe offeatien cr by | of every. partisaa, ‘The anti-Acmminiatration. party atiemen, eat Mr. Murphy, who bas mag | Sect Were seated ou tho City Hall steps on Satur: | + Will sou’ permit me to send for the Rev, Dr. Ar- | the edifice, and it was formaily opened yosterday. i! wilb a brigacte of the Gorde Mobile attached. ' 7" | displayed greater cnerzy in this respect than their uch? Toharwe ti day evening, having #topped to rest while on their | mitage, Who Will assure you that I nover preached | qe ot; i farntt the gift ofa genti whe . 1 i 4 ‘ vitehed battle dislodge the bosiezers, It is ru: | anversaries. Pour eases came under the immediate pach? Toharce bi Pt caren on Nortolk streot On @ Sabberb evens | The chancel furniture was the gift ofa gentioman i Gamlvtin, in a letter to Gen. Cambriels, com: | mored that Gee, Boer has been sect by Marshal | observation of our reporter where members of the fOr Tams iPtimatoly | way home from market with a basket of provisions. | |Mgtin gy tite was formerly a member of the conzregation. ‘The Ae fy manvit « in the Eastern departments, annources the | Rizaine to the royal heatquarters at Verse Commuitiee antagonistic ts GentGranta bargain and “jet, “and ict Me, | While they wore thus seated one of the City Hall No," he said, “I told itaa.n joke, never droam. | Rector, Dr. Matteson, officlated in the morning seg. th appcintment, ond says he will rely on the patriotism yeh be Piteat hae bk AAA teeth their sick beds tn carting Murphy deny itt he dare. Lo lM ho ip his fuliow: | loafers ran up wnd dealt Mr. Morell 9 tun ing that it would be used to produce euch a sensa | Shino nur mon Feferred to the destruc of tle Gerera for prompt and able support of the | ett fOr the surrender of Metz. Gea Fleury. after at thelr poste thron ers Joined Tammany Mall ty support of Cov Ieffiian, | closing one of hie eyes. Me. Monell seized tion of the chureh, eee 4 ieners prowpt and able Da visit to Mapoleeh ob Wilhaliabobe iowa. | tel at followed, watil vie agcfiet Renben R-Veaton. it i notorious (hat he | rogianly politician, but to follow drew a pisiol and | "Tien," T sald. “Lmest empbatically deny it, e { Operations of Coribaldi. A deeree has been issued | Kecroarg. cundlatakd perched uoon their banners See ee eee uyat certo. 04. 'Nat } threatened to kill Mr. M., whercugon he wae re- | and charge yon with kuowingly beating false wit: The Swedouborg! ectures y snl jecting to trial by court-martial al! Geverals whe P At 7:0) P.M. toe attention of all nasacra-by wea | f'n Caneention, belt i Phiadeitivn nud aaa iv the | leased, noes against an old college friend.” Thenturning | The second of the Sunday evening services, t] paber lhenavives to be varntiied ty ihe Gao + roported in camp before Paris that the rir- | cttructed to the large crowda gathered meur te | Democratic Cobveniian im Twedale Vail whe nom a to Mr. Tilton I said, * Thore will be no libel suit. I | ‘or waich the Swedenborgians have hired Steinway. iit mae eae tere e re tera Re peat is rogingemong the cattle in the city. butidiig, ‘The staircagce and corritors leading to | inated Hoftann, for Governor, And OF sheburpise | The Middtetowm Momeopathte Lu ay- | will not advice my charch and society to turn from | a1, was hold last evening. The Rev. Mr. Agee 101 Guards assembled in large numbers thet i by ® mass of humanity—and | 0 W ciectio v. Ho tam. their great work one moment to prove you ascoun. | He! a . ( ‘ THE MOVRMENST OF DAZAINE, he Nis wortitecs, aad depraved humane | ett the Repudlican General C se. of which he ‘ ‘ . v “ today Lotore tke Hotel de Ville and mae a demon yo wy, Get 1i-Your special es Ootend sends (ee ee ee RES Cope Denies RKG Renan, | (as chOIFwaR. Alvar refusing 16 jmge ihe sonal ea The trustees of thia institution have secured a | Arelor pay Aitgceatp fo Rave ou belletined ese | oficlaied, and preached © dlscoaree setting forts stration in lavor of immediate action, itt es as to ae pelt Ste ‘da viata Wandre Metro. | PINBATD glecti e conecrs be kept up, imaintetend | *ite for the aeyiom buildings at Mictictown, Oraage paahetticAese— ik sia ie dibeetpaig diag Lis led ted on Ene THRY DEMANDED AuM®, ! i ah + to maintain order aud prevent the opposing | aud supported. anal the # of isi.” At tbe ses | county, bat can do no more toward carrying out ite AN SRCERPIECE, septal Blagg pe Hee oh shi he ‘ ’ é ont the Belian frontier over the victory of Marshal stions trem tion OF tae Legisiatage of ¥ located Inuselt form a work of spiritual healing upon mai nd asked to be led against the enemy, Minister | 4.44) 1 the deaberalles Lf fn the Desevan Rowe in A dine infliarpce | POrpose until the requisite fands sre subscribed, - > ind, and aot to aatiify auy merciy theoreti tr Gum! etts gives audience to no visitors at present OUT ee JUMPING DOWN RACH OTHER'S THROATS, anit his money to reve mrmation by a Ke TThe Legisiature lost winter voted $189,000, Sluctate: Toaser's Robe | claim of divine justice, +19 wing! to the peessure of he Séslhens of thililary | Mme moms Marsna) Bagaine, after nis successful No. one was permitted to enter unless ho wav a | pablioan Senate of the nonin harbor piasiers, od i ¥' sitet n p oted gis we , cond Mighwaymon—The Desecration — j Crrarication, ‘M, Eequiroe has resigned ofies a | *0rtle2 0 thes b, Ttb,and 8th of October, making up | menber of the Committes or a reporicr. she ur. | Lert ceternar. ut Rep be asain appeared in'sfvany, f oned open am caval smoued being contributed from | SF the Lord's Day. A Broken Matrimonia! Enengrment, and @ cy Mery | is mind that the German army was no longerable | ‘Vers of the police on this point were na rigidly to other sources, Thus fir $75, 08 been pledred, Th ort that Mr. Sinelair Tousey had sequent Prize Fight. rae Admivistracor of Marseilles, It is understood that | ” Li enforced as anyiiing can be ius city where there nd the remaining $75.00) is being canvassed for, e report thut Mr. Sinclair Towsey hai Michael Hall Tom riously to threaten bim, wode a fourth and over- privil ny . COMBINATION WITIT THR TAMMANY RING, Honsisering thot there no homa@opatht dia ic day aod Tom Murray of Guttom ‘ Gantetta will A) P 5 rv #0 wan priv 1a) black , * maropathie aayiam | been waylaid tand robbed of bir diamond \ enitotta will Ail bie place with @ determined ber- | wisinaing attack ia force, marching out of the | lex aad. tethcnr, ertaerve of | and was toatrumental ip procaring tie pastaxe of the f for the treatment of the insune at present in the | gnieg watch, and portemonnate ia | LIEK have been continually quirreiling during the PBS} fon wie will be ot to Sahin olighagtol bee Porte de France over the bridge of Saulong jby La. | {he (rant cisque, aud s at orca mers" Vil, by wh + State, and thet the asylums in existence furnish | Oo ote ptrest, ‘near Bn adway, at g| TéAbsix months ou account of the latter discarding iy cuyre, Chaneellor of the French Embassy nt ‘ : Liddy ngaby Lae | ine up the meeting it the anti-Adm ry f Bro were thew ap- | accommodations for only hail of the 9000 patents | Twel o reet, Broadway, rene j tec.ped from Paris on the 12th 10a baitcos, | (BChAmP and Noroy-ta-Veuem toward Maiziéres; | Showed that they bid a majority, Were Teremptorily | (anteer were onrtod. nod weir pla es Aled by the | in the S ed medical care. tre enter- | o'clock yesterday morning, © few moments after | the former's sister, to whom he was engaged to be eh ciailpes b + | while avother part of his army moving out under | ordered to, make themevivos scarce under peulty | furtuermore enipred litt # comiination withthe sane | EEG wbpeals with grovt foree to all charitably: | he tad left the Union Repabitean Contra! Committos | tried, Halliday finally challenged Murray te | has arrived here. He goes to Austria on # | i. pues of the Fort of Belle-Crol ‘4 Li of arrest. They obeyed wishout a murmur, ‘The | Tammany Tir. to abolish the ld Hoard of Rdueation, | disposed persons, especially tuose who nave proved Aght for BO a side, and the two, accompanied by special uision from Jules Favre. . Volk and past Les | rorty opposed tu Grant's $4i@ also camo as well pre. | 4 embers of whieh were at that time ted | by experience the eMeacy of the homeopathic sys. | Mecting, created no little oxcitemenut about town " Af n lolivere eth @va deco et idth-Siitsie “Wain 4 Botten, fuilously rt the Germans Dosond | paced in tala resuect aw thewr opyonents.” Thoy ond | Lr ‘the Orcpin. ad otc) create thal’ Dresent | tem of medicine. The ironies under the act of {e- | during tne day, and much eympathy wan | Mumerous frlonds, sougnt e shady rove ia. ysiag Hs la Viesrave on Friday. Tho Goren | Novaerie, the Germans, were benen in both | TARE Sipeanlat teen vase Urata | mies ieee geste chat cna! | sPfbelchamentean the omanceteecapernteate | expremed br Mr. ‘onsey's poeal and oer | Pies on felarday. Ti ring ns sone formes is fel ereuve o day, overt hi i ‘ Re quickly disposed of the Custom House brigade mocetly wets “3 . veh: | of the cor and tive rintend i ni | Bent cnnontees that the Pruselats have roturei | Ltectlas thelr camps broken wp, and their mato | Roc tnasiing Ucen the order of the day, omite be ti holds. i nee | eit, De. George. F. Foote—to whose edforte the | frionds. Various epeeniations wero indulged in as | 84 the youngsters, stripved to the buff, took # ; rac Teceiice tenes GSH body forced into @ pasty and dimastrous retreat | "'Paccine through 8 row or of ef Com fastitution owes tue commencement or t'aexistente | to who were the thieves; whether they were not | Position. On tue first round, there was consider at oun ney toward Gisors, upon Ponte-Mouseon, slnetes lea Home Mbt the hall was re thie’ gauntlet xp —posseses every quallly requisite to inspire conf a able skirmishing and attempts to crack each others 4 THY PRUSSIAN REPULSE AT ORLEANS. Mare Whey Mow Gee. Massie) Succ ths siecan | Peleewen RHR ‘ waiter tal Waa a nce in ks suecussful mapugemet some oi Wee nee) Se Re Pee te | sonchs, bat without enecess, On the second round i A TSS oRbN a Mae bi Le BHRRRAA KER ad ney bales i self $9 | tered. In fron ants, we nunared ofthe Job ——— = committee room and tuken umbrage at Mr. T.’sre- | Murray planted a heavy blow on Halliday's righ ree ng @ nee of the Prussians in force wae te. | ab Thiouviile organizing & movement in regard | eve of whoin demande tae soph 1 CWAROE THOMAS MORDNT Au old New York Merchant's Panera’ mares. His friends were anxious to know how | pesrer, and seut him to grass, On tho third, Hallie | foleed op Thureday nen ns . te whieh all canner’ Of speculations “are aloat: | cant Tliea, Capt Borden Umset, WHO WAS |) Cam casing entered tale. BA Aillgnce. rik the lead The relatives and friends of the fannly of the | Dadly be Was burt, and how wuch loss he had sus- | dy came to (hw acrateh wilh hie cye in heavy monrae it mish, ‘The enemy last ptebt was in force six miles | ty hotis the line to Muizicres and Nerance, Thoro | side. ar ey ae TT teh Bt otlaie: ananeniihe me pi freipeiedege! he | sined, ing, and fousht shy. On the filth rou hid } Fait CLAIGAG AGE OT KAe RAVE DEGAL thes Sica 6 CC RAGKE Na if OOKED THROUGH THE KEYIOLR, an facllars. wien © otempinted i! (toy ste Abrom Bivinger astembled at 18T West Porty The Christian community viewed it in the tight of | canie up bravely, ening one eve on it, and attemp! ! tm Ciiecatin, hy bare barat Ge vis 6! Teen alarm Soutbrocken 684 Trev¥n ax wll |\ncu tony eames has (he peraen eee brome Bs oui ieeet ier MU Rr emt eu SALE (en sat letay ar caets Ce eT LaGeTEs | ALARA RRL RS EMANUEL CTCL | Cet oata ele pee hi ‘auze and y. Despateves from pre repor’ | ve at Forduch among the Germans, Tle Gov oF a repo be'ore opening the coor. I ae Aeeininity Tal Meee ORCC FAOw thAS TO 0 came The ‘| taking the part of one of (ie Reputiiean teliers who | bim on the temph seless, if Vieinity with unimportant ree % Onn Niuin the bail woe if snything great how 4 ou sreated with the icaiers af | ute of respect. ‘The holy wav attired ina plain sult | Peigeed to nee in tost capaclly co. Sunday. Morne! | yesterday n ar Colmar vetwoor | omet ctor el apie geese GES yeh 1101 a nail ea a itareth la Tio prove exch aiderere | Of Black, and was enclosed in a bewutiful easiet | and with deep-d eos reanarked!. “That's just NEW JERS i} Oo ale en wih the Belgian ernment on the matter | et tee eet ihe Committe were inn fearfal am Coampeited to tay {\ | adorned with plaiu silver mountines. 17 tures | What people get (or descerating tie Lord's day peli i Was Malioaal Guisd el Bonlogse avi 6 f the ceeupation of Luxembourg, aud the Beigian | state of excitement. Henry 8 hen MaGlere: die 2 oan ytnating, Veccure ht | bore the jipress of We rather thin of death. Ami | pAt about T o'cl ci yesterday afternoon, il NaatisehnupL a ie Mind he National Gas: onlogne have ofel N H ‘ " 1 i aner Wa L tiytcl wa ‘ bere the follow 1ecr ‘ousey Was quictl, Pia repost, when his ew ational Gran: p Match . \ mur bas been oracred to be beavily roin. | Rufus X. X. Anirews: Couaver irtod th eer ca. | ver plate bere 1h wing inact iit wsey quictly post, eeunnisane oan ig Pas feat their eid in the deicnce of Amiens. The Prassians | jureng, ‘Tiere te every prospect of startling events | WBE others, were the on) : more wo say, Ponie sous : tenes . pireet Cope letl rat, shila well decreed eenHOmas | nractice with Fiewn breecl-ioaters will constitu ta the Department of Somme namber about 10.000. certainty (hat te ( ty wero alreats in tbe Pesan the chief attraevion, olin fiallag Giteg tapas Within @ few cays on the Belgian frontier jority, and. wou ely de'eated wink, H Ganaweriies i | Seen RemReR RG THRE RE ed ak t | The Rey. BK. Keves, a former Methodist mime { News has Leen received from Alengoa that the nor! . Pac . who eutered sume time before the hour ¢ The meeting then xijcurned with cheers for Henr: 7 jet Octo’ UA. 1878, : ween, van F > oF & ment wi A vas nde e 2 4 PCROPEAN CONGRESS PROMADLE. ui he : ; sual {ster and now a Swedenteigian, preachel in Frank iy Prussian troops tn that pertof Normandy arehastily | povsow, Oct, WG-1 am enabled to sate tht tine, secomyanied by about forty men in Yack. | sautih, Huts X, X- An irews. boo eMunierre, In the Tist year of hie age. ea ae T, in hie uanad Wait | Hisilsdevsoy City, nak uights Pe ” slonsed raaciogion Rowen spill tend the evente of the last few days belore Paris is of | Whispering in the ears of aein ‘ te Gnd U ere a majority of those members |, AN awCHO, cross, and crows AAA HME [be etic eo decid dec Mar ge Hoag Maa Ea nota vf Dey! atteet sud, { od exc onged a few shots with the French outpoata Alana Eracalyete edly (ieee va Tt was said that b told them that the ex i | Sho bolted from the meetiog, because they were tuo een Taal wii ahente ooriucan, ha disavethee Re aetce pe ree) fines. Mr. Tousey | ‘Turnpike road, bast News:s i i 4 a ely to y the prospects of the | wishor ¢ ant was Murphy) abcuid be slows to tratisact busiuess on the Sabinth ¢ prrlors und the hall with o heavy perlume, The | says that he got boae decent din orde Aden Ni aa park whIs Te ,Unlars have occupied Les Andelys, wishin a | ¥ natae Gravely to modity the, prospects Tauthiged ia the ponition we had tateue reforenee | “rite mdoreiced tusk Collector’ Murphy will form | {Waeral was atiende vol the oldest residents | cannot hnigive bow! is maine got mixed up with | ,,arsey City 9 to, have a fark which will cost ome faw miles of Rouen, SNUE TK HAA CG TAEIRL WEGIA DEERE TK es tothe Young Democraoy. AS a fur cement | anew Republican organization of the eity—gray Gu owho had grown up | the knockloy down ond robbery of anotuer man, Ineadow lan bonded by ts "avenue, Mont gOu iy Lite, Oct, 15, via Loxpow, Oct. 1€.—Advices hee Sy ita s ney ae hes charge of% } tg the aouvtinl members, the Cell 4 amunu: ——o— Hb m pol yee roacaie SLAIN ji aren — ery street, Wost Grand stroct aad Hudson avenue. { Rou tok: pauapantional ot TROGIR) SALA Gas Al nesrsai7 8 =f sii Sesninso pera ia costs, a aster Jobe 4, Orbrien, curricd under his GEN. LEE'S FUNERAL. Pee ee eee ar fe May set OLITUARY, 1 oll & Simmons borrowed a an\torm from a potions ” 0 ye dresses Se Onda oO e wa large «ie of bi ‘s " : - stat + . ol "i thd. Ituseians to-day attacked the outposts amar tht “A : ‘ -_-.- Venediction 4 last look was taken at the face of the : Theatre, but ‘the officers ‘on duty adroiten ety. but the French cav.ir held their grown, los. | B9aHsh Government with » view to gain the co APPOINTMENTS IN TU CUSTOM HOCAR A Day of Gloom in Lextagton, Virginia | dead. The body, wroinpanied by tie family, elit, Comnulty, secon t Secretary of the British Lo- | the Nai wheisupon thenniform was Tecnien: and the operation of Grest Britain in an effort for peace, | to be made ont at the shortest notice, and handed to Impressive Ceremeonicn tn Washington | [hen on te 6) PM. tray the Hutson River 7 . ‘of Police vrdered ail his wen away from tp ; Jag only two killed and six wounded. 1 lah ; Hytpdabbgal sch members of the Committee ni a willing 19 Fbaage Railroad to Cainbrid-e, Wasvington county, where The Arehhishon o! Quebec died on Friday nicht, 4 INTELLIGENCE PROM PARIS, he English Government is instructed that Prussia | 000 Mev otes to Grant's Coll w College Ohape: it ts to be buried to-day. the agi ot 7! HH: wie the Bfeouth Bishop and bh a t prepaced to modify seriously ber dewand fora | iemper could be found Who Ww ay wrever® rexarox, Va., Oot. 1 money lademnity, or to abandon it altogether, That | up t OB suit Of clothes an aticmot was made to Robert Eiward Lee took Haatic Stiasbo o bribe him with an appointme ut @ si man | wat f ies und bo soa of tne Legisis the neutrsiaaticn of Ore and Metz Wil | eee ain this way however, or the reasen thay | ations from cities ard both Honsos of tne Leg ve accepted iu lien of their surrender, The | {he sutirant Republicans lad ail tledged them. | (ure arrived in the morning, Tre National Hote demand of Prussia for the surreader of Freaoch men selves, Mr Morphy, nevertheless, having had the crurches of the various deaomina’ of-war bus beew obandoned entirely, Russian | Majority of the Committoe at ite tte oe t.16.—The Journal Ofc baa advicos ym the Sih to the 12th instant, Jules is ad interim for M. Gambote jowing diary of events in and around the ety is given: Ou the 8th the garrison made recyo- rosie s toward Bondy, Chieau d*Argentouil, ‘ace here today. Dele. | The People of the Fit Ward Praying fo em — Copt. Petty's Recurny LOSSES BY FIRE, Victor Emannel has decreed equality In Rom olosalers of the Fifth Ward, annoyed 9 Ridley, Son & C rglaries in their great ware ir Vatlejo and near Napo stupid old Capt, Joan J, Widiomson | end Cal Af the police of thetr district, | ‘The rovewalk on Prince street, Newark, was ice Commissioners lo restore | buried yesterday, Lows, $40, . of Liverpool have suspended, ‘The Ville de Parts arrived at Brest; on Saturday ’ night. ‘The English militta aro to de supplied with breech. fires are raging ons, the peetine last weok and) public: bullulnas were dre A ean eppcared corfuent at the outses of still holding bt sad public buildings were draped in | bre Neon Government having rignifled distinotly ita absolute | Own. F craing | Mea wate) draped ta. ievatning ana | HATUReH i | —The feneral of Gen —_— third Areabiss 19 of Qhuenee. FLASHES FROM THK OCEAN CABLES, loader Net Clamart, On the 9th a demonstration “ fore the C, the saxnetous € emiah Petty to the Leonurd ie 0 hote f ala pe cite By sae eal be nt the Commune, Bt | Pitofthe Frewch fleet to the North German fas. | Join Cochrane ne 1M MMe AbseRCe OF GD. | ung were ared daring the moving of the proces- | Aaain tw the old Fiith Ward Digit Porm, over BAD, anineaty. ; ; i chu and Fayre, but agains 0 . 1 lon Cochrane F : Co “ . e goveramoent has issued a noutrality | Th ty also understood to-day (hat Russia insists upon oT . jon. wr He Messrs Laird & Uo 4 rigging yard. in Livervool, Favre a tirested the people, saying hig only care at MErcesah Ooperen WAIbe: Ceallcal ve TINGUIMNED SCOTCH PARLIAMENTARIAN ible’ tinek ihe sarognealeal: farmed itntec|t Crushed to Denth Cader nn tron Shit was burned on sainsday.- Loss $30,000, About 1,00) Eieaeul’ Weald Yapalne (inet laveata’ Oe theasel eens Dreliminiry to 9 riiner, mounted the rostrum, seized the | At 10 o'clock the pr ned into line, F onox, Oct, 1b In Mitchell's siip-vard, wear | P'r#ons aie throwu uub Of Work, Tix reported in London that Prince Amadeus haw 1 ? pees ayy treaty of peace, and that Prince Gortechakoff | gavel, ana called owd to A call of | under Prof. Waite of Washington College, Chief . \ slilp-yard, @ A Aran Wills Mobalia cleae alora; a3 94) Martie ithe Spanuh erown, te au: 4 rless addr sont are repel 8 Mies icles has foformed the Government of Berlin thit 1 disclosed te presence 91 147 mombere out | Marshal, aided by twenty assistant morstals. TI New Custle-on Tyne esterday atternoun, @ largo avenue, Urcoklyn. last evening caused by throwing. a | | The John Mclaren of Es‘port, Me., was op Ore Ladi ira tal ad aKa) Mddhaad | MC the fortresses of toe Rhine truntier are | Ghomitice, Mr. Chairman Gardiner from the tree | Procession moved down Washington street, and up | Hon Yeenel whieh was iu the course of construction | PANT iwi "ime siook aad Axiuree 610d, “Mr. Monel | Stach Wit line reached Wtullaately. enev ent of the evetions for the Constitacut As b lized, Russi il om ‘ : fy he ent 0 Moret o Frank!in Hall, thence to M saddenly fellover, erashiug severs! workmen, Sia | Was badly burned. The American sbiv Korrent). Capt, Wilson, from aoe sa can downing demoustritions inate ny | 12 8® Reutralized, Russia will require equivs- | showed himself to be iu the interest of Graut's Cot | Jetforsum street to Prank’in Hall, ato Main | BORE Pell over creaking Several workmen: Ble ne ss Liverpool for New Orleans ee boeu wreekees' Gree: ceo Withee thet Rant WH? | iont guarantees to be given to her on the Bul-- | lector, und, wos dlencsed to Hmitate toss ‘weed | otroet, where it was joined In front of the hotel by | are visible, bot not yet necersible, At least irty POLITICAL SQUIBS saved. : Col, Lopin, commander of @ battalion of the Na- | 1i’.th2.08 the Hollsh Unos, This demand of Rassia | throughout were in Suerant violstion of pariiamon. | ‘He dignitaries of tho State of Virginia and other | were soriansly Injured elas Parliament will probably be asked to. gett . Bix dead bodies haw the scene £9100 op the Princess Loules, with an annuity Js eopported by aa informal note from the Ausiro. | tury lw, 40 much so, Wat they bad to be conriant. | repr entative boties in t order, and by the or t The voters of Morrisanty may flod fa another | pata. na) Guords, baving distributed eortridees aznon of the accident at the eon Ty we l ol M £6,000, ! ah ¢ He f pet = 2 Ae Hacer Hungarian Chancery. The Government of the Iy appealed fom anid were in every tnstance over | canizod body of the citizens in front of the Court ) eolanin an ay rise ub wal ne ests Uh ih ; Matis (a vad ldcel ba merihenal or Peldas va ‘ * men preparatory to march Be OUI Ge'|: neecanss pin crassnied-a plaimto t ton the | Fuled ‘omit vee. : n. Schenck'a frionda hive determined tocon | flooded the eonntey, nestrar i crops and m Tile, tne beep summoned before m cours martia!, | BAbUe hae +o prevented a claim to be beard on the | “As soon as the Committee waa acated, a dozen | House, LONG ISLAND. av Campbe it's election trom the Third (Oli) District. | Lousea: ‘A number oi tives were iat, (robe ad ™ , Hdeloidniad toe totum egg saan id) | terme of seviemert in a Congress of the Pow: [| memners sprang to Uucit feet ant simultaneously | ‘The procession then moved by the roud to the - Phe Monit Tiel Gontention, detge Daalies | dance tes tore a carte of choc, ohn d Prine at Cee ee een ad SHYT ora, and the Dutch note hae received the ap: | sidresud the cisir, | The menber who obtsiued | virginia Stiitary Institute, where it was jomed by | T. Bradford Prince, of Tlusiing, haa been nomi- | Chairinan, tnade nouilaations whlch Tammany Mall is | ine Tmperint honeshoid. | wore ri Europes r gh nis ree arte ovation and support of the Russlan Government, | appot ted by the Bleventh Assembly District Asso. | Visitors, and the frentty and cadets of the Vi Ee ea eal is haa east Clery cere Pt fda aM MALOU Riel \ ATENEO? ar ee tion, in the place of Derwan WH. Eaton, bore. | Silitary Lustitute in their respective places Cited. Cushin 4a) editor of the | ny Chauncey Auer, have nominate! Fatrice Welding ; s { Henri Rechetort has written a letter to Flonren+ | Cytoreforming a Craay Mun wlth a Myringe. 1) and that the member takes No wan cloned’ bs sha sindenta of Weolils Improved 11 Been’ ey Ra OAR OO MP TCT Ac Te 4] spanks FLOM THE TELrORAPR, | my ! eration and the setung aside of polit #rom the New Macen News, O 1 i Rule vat @ words uttored than ( ane, as aeurd of nos or, and then m dup | the First Congress ol Lepubican Coureution, Jo ‘he residents and other representatives of the - “al a n¢ uptil the War is over, Phere onfined at o ha Haea ALORS. 58% thronch the dustiture wud College grounds to tle | ™4e™ ake -. TB. Roborts Associations met penerday to arrange Satarday was vor generally observed in the Sontt i Tiles worry. puuilahes o atiee praising the citi we seaines ae ne Ania Hau pene LOOSE ZOUAYR TROUBERE, chanel. WESTOU ESTER COUNTY, NOES COG TBRMER OF Bi Ete eKRe MA GAY CE MonTninE or Osn. Lee zene of Hellovile for their patriotism and orderly | criay. very volaule, ugly in ten Hil ‘Hitiy be | moved to adjourn, neverting that ho bell ved Tom alles, ,tte, column Inlled, and the cadets of the deeds eoihe, syntiat for the oftee of Sherif in Hu taor y eve seiontifl> sx otislon returned te Cresy. Very Vonaslles MEL. 1 baraper. And Oibhy be: pena ne boat ne velleved TAR | Tas nd aut vhington College - ony, Ned proniscs to fm one of great interes lug, on Frida: A Ceerec bos Deen issued abolishing the caution | confined, inorder to have it thoroughly cleaned, at's playod ont,” Go back to the | ‘eins. and drew up la two Bodice on the south side | Bpuyivn Duyvel on Friday afternoon rete dad Hoe latoatad teat pede. | San Franciscy on saturday aight, : ‘ t . + hes ae? ™ " i chape James Muy was literally blown to p. rai pel oe die tein y vs t T j system, one of the wy as restrictions ou the | Dr, Ward tried all the persuasion he wis eapab Costoin Bouse a MOLsites wars’ laposlon: he BAnAl Aap mos Murnhy was literally blown to peces by ® | Wy Major Mout, the Veomiilesn ean tates, py a0) | ‘The Reniany Starr, Mannix. and ‘hom p ournals whic) wave deposited, emution | ¢@ induce the madman to be quict and ullo This wae tho beeinning of the row, Collector K were imp oho burial Marty. Heist the head of the Feutan asavelat prison ot Anbure, were liberated on Baturag f 408 | fo be inken care of, but the poor tellow's mind wae | Murphy, for the firat ume, realized bis position, vice of the Episcopal Charch was read by the Hey Koehler of Second street, Weet M ad bas (oir united am rt a a the rappers moary wih the previous G» ernment will bo relm Aung the ruined walls of Zion, where | and locked decidedly oncomtortable, He was ea | DE Pendleton. No rertnon was prevched, it hay hon: droppel dead on Saturday wiile waiek Ree Ae Se ULL ceaninanen bured, Octoher 14, tho Mobile Guarde made o S'hise and vot, ond the. birde'ot evil | Nervoua that ‘he never tat down during the re | {ug boeu the desire of Gen, Tae that nove sould | wan working: Covutor Bashanty Wed at gu CULLOSITIES OF CRIME, Wey em Oe, PRINT HLM BERIT \ ' tock on M on and set Ore to the and he beeame violeut wud dangerous, — It nder of the evenlng, He muintained sposition a | PY aoe tne funeral wi a in the ehane?, te t meee! —— - >- Matuais of New ¥ ut the Wie rl to the | Wis’ also ascertained. tuat the. madman’ had | fow foet from iho Chulrman's table, and by signs ler the faneral acrvices in the ebanel, the body ; ’ \ . Belace after @ combat, in hich a nummer of Prus. | Nee, AP2 ,etcertaned | tak the | madman had | to ott ee Om DLed Nie th Nie che eo ke® | was norne to. the vault prepared for its reception, WASHINGLON NOLES, The Hon. RenJania Wood hes boon robbed of # ne and home R ai bons were killed, Jt has been urranved that each | aur and Tues TE whs eoneiuded | guostlius of Crdcr that were frequently raised. Ae. | and the concluding servives ware read by the ci — UBT ay le Sl i Aerie Wr oK er Dat a ash hae canratcs ot Thi Givaenieent ei ehitite a god plan to try te porsuarive leflucuce of | Murphy's orators aremed tobe DuzavneandCharley | 10 from the bank on the southern side of the | Gen, Sheridan says that tuo Call of Paris ty merely | William Gove was convicted of mneier in tho | *Uwiain houses i) Moutreai, ays oi t PeraeMGre all andard ave OR Grek aud.a bole wis bored in the floor over | Bpencer. ‘the latter was told by Air. Stewart, of | Hatten ehrousty the unary im double Mle tor whery | Sauron of tae thrown attain tram. the teaex, thereby. kiliig one | Cwlas $1,590 i woubls, Fd en tor arma ary with an inch anda quarter auger. Ax soon | the ree istrict, to sit down, assed through the ibrary in Se te bd D, Williamson has been appointed general | ian and wounding seveeal others ying fe Rise . v pity filed ole wes rade, the Cragy wun would stop. it 2 What right 2ave you to order me to sit down? Jeo iv entombou, wud tovk a last Look at the | geencorine tinensn Monten Avenriitiane Cngress | men and muunaiaK sevecatotnets, | pennlin pisted over a norsion of Mil wines on. j ci ns tua Ciugeransl oe With rage by Means of patiek thet be bad pro. | shouted Sponcer . i ed over $100.00) Worth of captured Cin no and man ilo intoxicated, entered ee F poe of the Gov by ui to fs m tarhd enatie autores tea sites 7 ae be Re Mr. Stewart Beewuse yon are a sbyster. Go back tarble tab was then I A upon the vault, and uetal of which to mage Uve wrongs H¢nioe tn ae moa. anew th , hialty stress, 1 | iy ® rig shail De thoroughly equipsed and | Perlory o! inetrumenie, uw machine like a garden | | Mr. Spenerr ti Tum a ciysicr tt is becanee Tam | yoo arrive hore today from Detroit, kecorpanied | mativu, The work wiil'e st upward of @4i,000 #100 Old . I : ‘ Srinwe ard cane to tuo tle halt angen hole in trent | eomeelied after uel FellO 8 ay OU a et ieee i te sington. ——— yoduhn 8. Daniels, u bartender In ano’ aa ( Crug i Vsormous POUCE OF ARTILLERY. {ho tut, ex ting in iis srategy. and throwing | _ Birauge to say there was no fizht, Amid the most —— - WOITINGE AROUT TOITN, Maw'ih the tors headn muteday 4 A letters found im the Tuileries is one | things arcund in a loose and unpleasant manner, pres | deafening din ueinable Mess ai BROOKLYN - = DIKNL, was ennnnitted iv { ’ © Emperor by the Bmpress while sie | Aanted w fall face front to tiw hele Inthe door, | Teac, iam Ky ier! Charley Speacer - AY the Jat annual of the ty-fourth | # nhl’, ‘ ‘ ’ the warns him against proce masnin ay anve uae OF hie i a Tusticn Buckley hus recovered ' aL Oe Ae TR pacar k done D were. tr d on . s scheme of ambition, and coucutes | moustacie, avd Nhe became quict as, YoTHy bORN Jonn Kee Hinselt with hi burned waite Diijing with paper end agus Jets ee | ine to ba ' nity ‘ toad of we onde; “Holleve mo, you eat » | amb u « pavevty of treatment, | bY the anti-Grant factions, by tv 1 adelaide ration rr ved 3S, committed to tho Tombs h sod Feketuge et oe Orta ‘ bi : ab, mo, annot MAKE | Arter he hil been Hf Drought out uf | Fur AMournitent.—AM Gran’ Jamex Murphy, @ toaster, white inf Vice Beutt for grand larceny, died on Buturday YEU KER BD My ‘ ups d'etat in one lite." iia cell ait | waciiy, Wali ad net CUE OE| Atte Dorey Revise Wane wishes on Munfay nights Jedped oif the terry br IIE HENNE FEE EPR ARTO Wied. G8 BRIBERY ith g belonging tothe § ts! Union fuott ° tof the novel found among tha | cleon clothing und transi ited to wnechor col which |B pithy spencer Ureenpinnt, atid wae drow avid he German-American School Assvetution, which | pyorss ton ‘ ths Cin tolene n 4 hal boen pre t Peri GatnuidaDagaun abe cepa cane ail in | claune t h partienn und sectarian infne pat ' ’ . i} ¢ c+, aftor an ubsence of twon “ avin, Warrhivs Harr, Bt cuth Ward yesterday aieruoon With Dauuers wud ‘The German fair tor the bevefit of the wounded H valy to Baie \ ' ww 4 > a Atterwn, J Fic Freneh ant Germins within the Prussian tines, opens @ 00% wane roa wett o ; 1 1 Blates, returns ta France In Kevolt in Martiniane, 6. Gillett vole niamin Antrews, & Wiliam burih soat mer. | Wday ia the armory of the Thirtyseveuth Megime it Hwell, Of 483 Bask big reet, at a jon of orts, tho srop-clad | eyuited on the Sich a 4 s Arihur, Murphy, torte b Applegued, va & Charge Of euabea” | affirine that Lhe Mag on thus arniy i Haepori ve tation On th AMES AK Soh 1 ata i ' ' Wisisenkeoe Tame tee revulted on the Mth alts and burned Aly’ plans Daring. babeoeK. ferry th i Miintot was kept at Uuit etait tho da) alter tue death fot, drupkonnost, 4 mn the ; “ ‘aria, the liberation of | tions and killed some whites, The revolt was aunt sivpanti, Prost, Morn, Mrs, Catharine Peirweather, the roanectod mother | of Lee, nyiie her tt fe. bie WA ' U ‘ ue ar ors, apd the re of oxil preseod, It wae caused try the revolution in Frauce youn “beige | OF an iat Fevting tasty, ncevdnhtaly fell out of athied | Anew public evening school for girls and young nd put ina etiwil Jacket F ! wrived in Pours today. He comes eo Mekenucy, Banscher, N PER dow GEE eae ane Hiroe erout, Mil: | women has Leen of in Hevenky-nlpth olrash. hea Marsiai Sharpe has ovon ordered t ! ! fi i i chery divsintgh, on Setueday wvculhg, Whd Was win vot tu Mavenam, Kesding, speitiig, writing, arithinet i : ret ' 4 her irom the Government in aria, An Kye Knocked Out ina Ball Gam hier. Nodersan, art eawutly kialed. y eT ee teng dp amit ar Uiushe tire. sthnschook te | fore dude Ueediens etch | { id erence with M, Gurmbetta During a game of base ball in Elizabeth on jo, Conta, Last evening Kilward Lewls and Patrick Cassidy | exiected to dcnedt fhowervants of the nelghborioud, | Wi, ty audicl i b , ' A Thor, of the reconnuissuuce of the ath claimy | Haiurday, between the * Aquillas,” of Wonttleld, N ce, Butler, M 1 ‘Aaimore, | quireched ia she house of dou Lennon, at 100 Jay | ‘The French and Gorman branches of the Inter |W the novos tows ¢ ‘ ‘ reir tue a taimy |" anda New York club oomposed of bunkers and , (rimlord Conover Geld Hlaps. Meotathy, | airacis whose Boy wi £ ] natignal Aggoeiation oF W Fatagiin amet ast wight wou Of tn ' pane ' i ae : id mead OF Meubers. ner. Cure, Hk ‘Merritt, Wagner, And over the © | the Tent ote dire-s tu ine sand Max. Gap Heise tof hPa th as cy ’ WA PRUAKIANS WRRE DISLODARD brokers, Rdward Uoey, of the latter, bad one Of bie | Wikos, Ladicnbe, Vee Casudy ena ont of the hol mugs | worainemion uf hurujs, use tt ont : tet ren hate ou di 5 : u ‘ou ews. air yea, 1a Ads ‘aod it dia OB einjue | influence to ousmiu (ur Fraace sod Gorm@acy bie blo Hern caurt ron Ab eu te st) 29 db , Gow tivaus, and at the Mobiles uained @ victuee | anisides was Carelenaly Landings UP WENA MM | Foun Md o asile A KUALA, bndibindats , Gy baiisds adhe LI vlulabd, Ee WUE 104 le tugi 01 peace ab tye a