The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 18, 1870, Page 2

ements Toway. Cro oF ei a, ad Street Theatre Pith Avenne Theatre —M New Yoru Cirew Glymple Theatre Wee Wile Wine ed 14th, opps Acndewy Han Francisco Minstrels ans in China—Another Instance aval Negicct. A more wanton and utierly unprovoked Teeent massacre French Sisters of Morey at the Chines treaty port of Ti nisin never oceurtd. French Government is of course powe preseut time. In England it has been sry gested that other nations with large com mercial and mercantile interes's ows it to their citiz try to seo that reparation is n If allowed to pass without punishment, it will contribute greatly to the already consilerabl paces foreign residents in the treaty ports, So far from being able to join England in any concerted action in regan to the ‘Tien ch should be deemed ex pedient, the Navy Department ae have weakened the naval force of the United Btates in Eastern waters, tat ia the event of ep attack upon Americans in China, they have to appeal for protsetion to ‘The following extract from a private letter written at Shanghai on the 10th of July, by Mr. Comstock Pass. Mone of Smithfield, R. 1, a perfectly trust worthy gentleman, and published in a Rhode Island paper a fw days since, gives a vivid Adea of the situation of Au “We sre having trouble with Twenty-two people base! North China, near Pekin. ten Sisters of Cl na residing in that coun tin horror, if British ships of w icans there; Among the numoer are One of thom I knew well, Bieter Loview, a faithfal attendant at our hospita— beautiful Chvistian woman, French mission, ant there the French and other forcigacrs residing here, sv, and they want a They belonged t good Uhrasbing; In fact, they Volunteer companie: Rad but litte pr tion from the Uaited Stat ad masity upon Tt Americans in China, and no man oan Admiral ea grand ball on his nd glad to support of a nay trymen abroad; bat can they approve such a use of ¢ protect their eow when America Chine are threatene this letter indicat with dangers such as Tontonts Victory ove ught to the War hich ho desired the Goversment .o adopt and send to the to the conclu likely to prov authorities ean it was far more dangerous to the man breech than (0 the man w go it has turne? ont with the Sarntoga vich was there has recoiled in its owner over, Republican General Of this ci:y refused to ratify the Dargain mado at Saratoga, in considerati ihilation of Goy, Fis nomination of Gen, A part of the Com lvad of the chic’s of the Custom House, tried to secure an acrangemeut whereby a combi nation sould be form fit of Woonre Convention fired off b; of the supposed ai mittee, under the But the frionds their chief at Sarate,ca, rallied and exploded This is he real explanation of te it proeved ngs wh ting of the Republican ¢ mittee on Saturday, and which was so far extended into the emall morning that tLe con noisy and Lelligere place at the ma jentivus supporters of Gast and Gen, Woopronn left ¢1 hall and repaired to an adjacent Hquor saloon to woothe heir woundel spirits, and not Gen controls the Key ean party in the city of New York raucs of Cuban Sinvery. Je informs us thet Captain ioLAs low issued an order liber matncipudos( apprenticed Hegrocs), captured from #lavers in the years A more slomcless confestion of broken faith was never paraded roe referred to are Eogiond, for to the world free under the which Spain received two millions of dollars That treaty stipulated that these eaptured negroes should be pleced under the pus hip of the Capiain-General, who was to lou), after their wants and cause them to be tought a trade eon werv cos with listinetly stipulsted # to be considered a Curation of this puardian to give his patron bie pe © Years, at the end of which any other free Cobia whon: every principle of honor, right, and justies, the Spanish Government was bound to see restored to liberty fifteen years agol And this is the best vicw ef the case; the truth # far worse even than this Work of Hell. These emancipydos have from time imme- morial been given to parasites of the Vice- rea! Palace in Havana, who received them un ‘er ageumed names. A favorite of the Cap- tain-General’s or of his wife would reeei in return for some dirty work done a present of a hundred emancipados. ‘The donation would be made out to « false name, and the py negrocs--generally from 10 to 12 years old—would be sold the next day by the favorite to some snyer planter, oa Whosd estate they would be amalgamated with the other slaves, When one of the latter died, the emancipado was Vuried—in the parish register ; but in reality he took the deccased slave's place on the books of the estate The proclamation comes well from a mati who, on assuming command of the island, stated that his rule should be the execution of justice and morality ! ——— Gorging Sam and Guzzling Bully. Tn the pantomitne there is one time-hon ored trick that has held its own for more than a hundred years, Our greatyrand fathers Inughed at it before us, and our great-grandchildren will laugh at it after we are gon Poor chalky-faced Clown is guzzling away at a bottle of wine, his yermilion mouth stretched froin ear to ear with a grin of satis: faction, when out jumps Harlequin—always, of course, supposed to be invisible—deals Clown a mighty whack with his sword of lath, and disappears. The vermilion mouth anddenly contracts, and Clown looks can. tiously about. Hoe eves nobody but fecble old Pantaloon, to whom he attributes the mischief. Therenpon he falls upon the old fellow, and gives him a terrible drubbing, while all the audience laugh at the joke. The Rev. Trropone ‘I'tuton and the Rev Justin D. Furton have been having some little private theatsicals of their own, in which they have appeared in the pantomime in the respective characters of Clown and Pantaloon ; also, in the afterpicce in those of Gorging Som and Gwzzling Billy. The Harle quin in the caso is, as neual, invisible. He managed to get the following paragraph published in the Religious Telescope of Day ton, Ohiv Bustos. N Treonone TirtoN eq — Pear Sir that you were Kero at & restaurwit on v two mince With a botils of wine evera times pal chief editor of a religious and tem. Lissame the right to ask you w ther! epost is tr Wu T snail take su neake + "nay toink cxpedteat to pat the ruth | J.D. FULT Panteloon Fevron had nothing to do with this blow at the Clowa, Tt was 1 skilful te Harlequin This was ne h Clown flew headlong staloon, whe nal aside t long in comi poor an ecthug f u ored ia the followlag expressive lau \nw he Bowery, in compa he two tig wane af wich Mr part.” This m m alittle more tart thar The fact was t 1 of an old hoetility PULTE rack one ¢ at ing TILTON .ot the occasion ¢: at it was only th The Reverend Pauiale hree years ago was horror ing into Delinon Wo with a un ptuoy only gorging hit ner, but actually washing it down with good red wine, Uf the chalky apparition whom he thers beheld had been a veritable ghost, he could not have be excited aboutit fo mor which he takes in the form of a card pub lished last evening as follows: Ker. Tusun D. Putton, ve Just read with wonder the re) re Of your rem: eration. yeeter youand ine. 1 wpel me to say, in point-blank Eng and ready vo prov ab you did go into « Inger beer saloon i drink lager peer afer preschin it your narrative of you Saturday inet with we your denial of Ifaving Ubrestened me with lbe: neal uf tue sult. nounce the ® er me in acourt of ji THKODORE TILTON. And there we have the play of “ Gorging Sam and Guzzling Billy” os far as it has It opened with a peaceful wine dix ney ot Delmonico’s, followed scene at a beer garden, the Reverend Fut- TON being diseovered as the curtain rose, sting at a table, right of centre, with a “well-known and wealihy fore them, upon the table, are seen ten foam ing glasses cf leer beer, The curtain falle at the third act upon a scene of violence , fista sre violently shaken nd the verb to lic is being ite moods and eyes is said to be i Gen, merchant.” expelled from a Hoard of School Trust in reverond faces, ing one busdeed a rapidly conjugated We wait with who is beseeching Tammany to give hin e i toring up the next grone it isa capitel play, well acted, rep! with interestin, patience for the prompter f anc As far ow it has wessey’s cliima on Tammany, Let the Trade | the keepers or war Unionists demand from Tatnmany a shar Assemblymen. The offer of a Coroners’ ve situations, and The church bly put upon the stage. scene is perliaps the most striking so far, thouch possilly the court scene may yet surpass it in dramatic power, be premature to express an op nerit of the actors at present. next act will more fully test thcir capaci ties, and will undoubtedly be a very ex: audience need be in no nlarm, however; it is understood that gan powder is not allowed. workingmen wateh N R, Hexwassey, and let Mr. Youxa get a copy of | iwi rot long ofter this, before. one day, one of Wensren’s Elementary Spelling Book, and read the story of poor dog Tray, that w: chaps that there isn stone, hell and damnation, among sensible poo- | wounding nim in th ple as they think.’ All Lecause Gen. Barcais nupaw has had Gen, Banks a3 a gucst at his Louse | exrape vet good, put on the fe in Kentueky, The same paper adds that Dayka is a most amiable and accomplished man, | prison. He wes pauirte and a most lit When politicians make a show of respect bath, they afford a gratifying indiea- tion of improvement in public morals, when we heard of the touch xe, a citizen distinguished for his on Saturday night, in the Republican Cen- the friends of the Admin istration, und (ose who still respect the Chris hath, will leare this roo uillenpium must be right faction, however, was somewhat marred as we nly fifty-five ont of one hundred and could be induced to respond us and. patrietie: summon further on in the report it appeared that of these gg Sabbath-keopers, the majority, virtuous couches tral Committee, in the per distinguished nati Commere editor of the Cincinnaté Enquirer, Mr. MeCou ? we thought hand, Our satis- publica pendent, and uscful paper, The few numbers that we have even stuce his a encour suceoss in his present undertaking, Ch great field for uewsp of going hom the duties of quently fornd caucussing ‘clock on Sunday orning, we oC ed out of court in Now Yors, taking st man to succeed dox why | adv Nis ensivdiau's reating 9 paper, and didn't they isher Capt. tr, | ‘ tt moons et n paleo wed, he a thar time Joux Cane or Juese exsmules are given to show the desperate these men are Repubiicans should | will-p displays. nc It to w casual ob © been no object on, forthe Repub | career Gaglt 46 be seid ut he r ha’ eon jority | stew ord. If be w he Oo: but hi “ nat does uot THE STARVING BSINTSS f that would bave | 3 ent bon was a ew thing in bis nin Lod upen alter be nt to the jail in thi 1 f eliher Party, | Clty for trial two weeks AAT a Cane ue or Mat Indeed, t te Cran week b be int Jt ( " nea seas | Fiona Guat ‘ wk ta the State | \ n't the eoler ’ . ve agains . 7 aah r 4 vi ean i ¥ Sway r f fen K lo prisat, a * data f : re they al favor of the | f to check divorer frauus, They have ordered ON THE FIFTH DAY OF ADSTIN j that hereatier the complainants in all divorce a, Le t uits must he t with thelr own oF ¢ Ey that their soleltors must fle their w f thoHty; HirorieR cap be taken, So all de. sc bBo told hin r cr f i t, must do so by an in. ey b t : t n writing, acknow'edzed in open court y ucliy put @ check tothe business of | the: Withelmphohe f He was full of the subject. Mo cried out about it at the very corners of the strecis, He told every one he met of the dreedful sight, Itgot tnto the papers, and was a very bad meal indeed for our white-taced friend However, he bided his time, and when the paragrap!, that we Lave quoted came out in the Religious Tolescape, he probably concluded that his time had come, for he gave it buck to poor Paataloon with compound interest, as wo have seen. Lo charged the Rev. Fulton with guzzling the larger part of ten glasses of Inger beer. Now the Rev. Funton preaches at Tre mout Temple in Boston, and total abst nence is his favorite text. His sheep of course were thrown Into the greatest com motion at this attack upon their shepherd. They met together in solemn council and re solved to prosecute TILTON for libel. Fer ok the first train to New York Tni0N and his informant, who was said to bea “ wealthy and well-known merchant.” He got very sativfacti.n of either, however ; and on Saturday returned to Boston, carrying with ‘in a great number of viels of wrath, ‘Luesc Le uncorked on Suaday et the Temple, It is etated that he prayed f imToON. This must have been n stunning blow for that vn happy man, Itis one that he cannot very well b ply to, No weapons ought to be used one party ina duel to which te other is unsecustomed, If Tiron could only bor some friend's pulpit for a few Sundays ( pray back, there might be some show of wirness in it, aud the world improved rayers would be tclegrapbed to all th: cw York and Boston papers, and much ood would be done, Having prayed fer Tu.10x, Futon: pro. coeded to discourse upon him, Hetold abvut his journey to New York, related the clr. eum sis . bis interview, and gaid that the * y aud well-known merchant” was only a showman afterall. Ho had been exhibitor of sections of one of the great Calornia trocs, Fe) Ton's suggestion seems to be that showmen ure persons of doubtful erdits ity, and that a man who ex ited bg trees would naturally — fall into Labts of exaggeration, This epene ro up on intercsting topic, but we ha not apace to follow it now, ‘The reveren. ge Ueman concluded Lis varik ion of the intr view as follows: “Then turning to Mr. Tinto 1 aid, ‘Phere will society to tue from ther prore you a svoundttel, « Francteco, ‘This lotthander wae imnw 48 & ilar from New York to San Aod wow coma Tinton for has prisoner's table. and drinkers, and nc lated to induce the P the dread of impoveri ing Naro.gox and bi ¢ could be more ¢ ing themselves 2 companiuas, whitewa: The Hon, Gipvon Wits has published in the Galazy ut action of Mr, Lixcony’s Cauinet respect fof Fort Semter and this article Mr, Wein Mr, Sewaup. tered into a private arra presentatives of the Southern rebe mself that no \ttempt suouid | to relieve Fort Sumter. reement, Mr, Wei derstand, Mr. dealing toward asperate Mr, and Mrs. Bonarants, They hay riously implie vwith having en- ment with certai deavor to exe was guilty of dou Vresident end toward the re Haye procured trom Presideut Lincouy, as Mr, Weisues informs us mainder of the Lixcouy was not ayare, Mr, Suwaup loyed these secret y sending the steamer been intended for th upon an expedition to Fort Picken of that vessel ni y of tua Navy membcrs of th cording to M it was all over, that the Pow be employed tuge was seat by Mr, Se secret orders, ident who signed them was himself net to the relief of F genera! charg » by Mr, Waves, wad it opens ng chapter in ¢ the question will not b. ain where it is. self will doubiless reply a» soon as the accusa. os hie notice; thoush, a8 be is now China, it may be some time before be ean be we presuine that Gen, ttermaster-General of the Army, will deem it proper to state what hy knows upon the subject; and, as ho was the officer who had charge Pickens, and was aware of all the rangements rela‘ing to uh doubt thet he will be able to tell the whole truih of the matter, and to complete the narration, Werrrs bas only furnished us with a real history of the great rebellion comes to the public knowledge, tua, Don Hawiiton Fisu, docs not Ho the news | the door to awing, ho could not o M. C. Meros, the } law Wunstee derives from the stability of the | serording to bis own stor: orders and are subject, there is na The popular Ey boop in Boston, te 4 the general ate whimnan, Mr turiag apon the ionary of peace and ood-will, J say ig to be receive? with As for the Alabama claims, they hud better be settled us soon United States will 1 a!l that ho hus S news st may be SUN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1870. tnd ty hi Ue Oa a a er we THE STARVING MURDERER, likely to remain for some time to come, unless a satisfactory overture for their arrangement should THE IRON-WILLED PRISONER OF THE IRON CAGE IN HARTFORD, | a“ English writers, when they attempt the use of American political slang, sometimes make queer work, The London Full Mall Gaaette speaks of ‘‘jerry-nendering’ Parlia.nentary districts, and what is worse, explains that the phrase origivated with a “certain Col, Janes am Maxoun, who, whether throngh genius or ex ad shown considerable ability in the The fact is, that Gov. Exerinow Genny of Massachusetts was the man who in- troduced the peculiar method of districting a State known as ‘gerrymandering ;” and it wai from his name that the word was compounded. — The ouly fieh ever seen with sealea on its IRant’s Cab tions of a Starving Ma Previous State Prison Exp cape after Evcape—Beginuing to Eat une dev a Dawning Hope, Tantronp, Oct. 17.—You have already been advised by telegraph of Wilsons abandonment of lis aerign to kill himself by starvation after fasting for nine days, Really it was not a complete fuct for the Whole period, as on the Ath day he allowed a swallow of water to pass bis lips, Here in Hartford his vitulity in holding oat through so many days of self: denial is looked apon as even wonderful, a Dr Hawley, ® leading physician, said a week ago that he could net possibly live more than nino days, Medical muthority is weak on that point, particularly where the mon determined upon taking his own life by the slow process of starvetion, is strong and robust to begin with, as — - Wiison was, Te weighed nearly one lnndred and Joun RoW ways the Trade | cevanty pounds at the and, thoagh he was Unionists wout Tammany to renominate him for | well bleached ont, a# all prisoners confined for a the Assembly, On the coutrary, the Trade | long time are, yet ue wae ip good beaith, Mt; Unionists have repudiated him because be was | tremendous power of will is shown in a We tas MIS FREQUENT ESCAPES PROM OTATE PRISON, Where ho has overcome the greatest obstacles, even after giviog his heeners@ fair warning th ewe determined to get away. O in point fs his escape from Sing Sine, Hoe was couflned there for burglary, and beeame dicvatisficd becanse of the pination for Coroner, tacitly supports lae- | hardshing of the toil imposed upon him. Tle said to 4 that he should behave him: of the | self, and he did #0 for some months, mean time ask p isa] ing that he mignt have lighter work, But this, The Seni Washington, lars from @ poor school- mistress But Newson W. Yorna, the ent of the Workingmen’s Union, instan Presi for anew t Court, Aha the other on legisiative action, He tein would be on that » fimony at th self of th live tit ¢ oft particular: and enge miserable bait, A half dozen representatives in | ovsh not direcdy relaxed, was stavebof, and one the Assembly would be a greater boon to the | M27 he taid to the keoper, “ Thave behaved myselt members of Trade Unions than ten thousand netted td Helbeldhid heh Pel ahd Coroners at $10,000.8 year, Meanwhile let all feenel Gh kin knce tau pu can’t son W. Youna and Jon away, We ve got you * keopers drove up in a’ bugey beneath the win - w where Wilson was workin, and left his horse eaught in ; ‘Han ee In ee ne wid Ww ‘leon dropped his any, co's, and spring ont of the window into the buggy, bed company, aod feizivg the Lnes, drove of, He was spied, bub The Courier-Journal nesures “the red-hot | PY Whip to the animal, and 66 CN DN bd Rolie DASHED THROUGH THe PRIAON GATE into the road, the guasd firing at him, and ar eh became dis 3 and now the turned — into aside Ford, and Wilson, supporing bis chances of but the road was i surprise, ue found le-—barke to the severely, but he bore it ral politician.” Which istrue, | Without complaint, til one day he faid to the a keeper, “Il get even with you! and it was not : f ee tiree montis before he went out of the prison The Chiengo Republican has a now editor | through the root und was hever caught en 4 MeOuLLLG ate. rom the Now Jersey prison he escaped thronch a n of Mr. J.B. McCeutacn, forinerly | ventitating fuer after tiling the keepers that he in ag acorrespondent of the Ciavin: | teed toiuet away. Wilson said to mes + They At neal tare Keone aging: | Wed me Well euongh there, but when they took we 1, and more recently as managing | [hry d—n fool, T thought lagive "em the’ ely and He rerved @ timilir trick in the . In this eae abled Gen, | 4 Winding one, and, to. his gr mselt—the road making a has reduced the form an , snd promises to mal price of the Ke it an able, ind Avent have the most | and froze his feet, necessitating the mea Ae tthe instep. An? hi amputation of pluck was such that, hunted and ho 0 d New York before tae surgi- eon A serions iinpediment ee. though his escape from the rion Was elvcted aierward, and ng wppearance, and we wish h 1 enterprise, * —— tions # » Pole Commissioners wanted an Tho | chisacter of the man, gid poverfal determina Vheir record is cle J Lint ae witch concrols Lisa,’ Yet with all this exhititinn of 8 motives, and pearly ak go are making eiforts the buuk ia bis ceil u The courts of Chierg ul profession ix city. ma th nant is too local authe é in Carne), Putnam +o Anton o ty, New York, say that the "Daniel Drew ethodist Episcopal Church” of that place needs The victories of the French I bile ex English ehaunce sitaportant le sous frow Vit STARVED WIMSELY TO DR From an English Pri for $/00. ‘The mother of the you! indulged in the iv on that the triumphant entry | ayes Gahioncanl with tt Viuay Paris would pave the way | ail ule detalia of a’ slow pre 1 would | aay he carefully noted hie t for their return Tuileries ; but they would | day he carefully noted hie 1. seem to have bee taken, How much noblee nt, He was without food eighteen days, Hrs has tuat ea a “ees ejoice | diary is a most osting and well ind clear the feelings of the Orleans Princes, wh, rejoice | \oiton record of as experience. At the e over erery victory and mourn over every defeat | of the second werk, he says, hie di not fel any tu of republican France, and who are but too heppy | convenience: that at o.ter tin he felt » burnin to shed their blood for her protection, The Or- | me this pparenti, satistuctory roc least family Pave, moreover, contributed large | tas day, at 1! ocieck <1 ay amonats for the relief of wounded soldiers, tame; tuirat h } ; : ipa OAAIB it mach and bow"'= are while the By arantes have not given ore single moat and me beth team cent, Yet Evatnis and her husband are revelling al ealm Felgwe no. only tn my be nndless hile the people | MY conscience, but over my ¥ ole body, in borndiess weaith and luxury, while the people | MY ronatience, bul gar my ¥ ole hogy. few ‘hey plunged into war and calamity are exposed | away a4 the wat rook lows through & Aeaialaa ana i eautitul abd dk play tu destitution and suffering. . Tahoe olen: = Pec aC RCT into which Wilson was pat on, being (Ken dack to t. James Lucas, an old and skilful op- | prison nftor hie tris; war tacyied 1a eanseaneneu ot crator in “ie Police Telegraph Office, having in- | the storm of iquigat!on raised throughout Lue eu A taunily at f mar into such .. place, t tue displeasure of the Tammany Ring by | peing away from all other. and the holler iron afiele, ve yainst Mr, Maxuxnag in the Republicay | wmic! It ts, wos ed asa place of punishment ) Saturday wight, was removed from cftice | the Most sec A ths craee aasaaetieent erday, arity bus bee en in the. eceurity of the door ————— fastenings, It is located ou the north coruor sia Gon, Joun A. LoGaN is said to be a can. | of the lower floor row of ce'le, jast as (he visitor of United States Senator | {intre are two jams ¢! the prison ball, 1 coll door, protreding about didate for the of from Llinois, in the placo of Ricuarn Yares, | eighteen inches, a1 viv of wold brvek ed or whose term expires in March next, Gen, Locaw | Witt apersares RA Ea Re tery teareea is vow a member of the House of Representa- he lock, Tt ne) her Pr. and locks top of the door Is a bar row of cells, Duis is as tives froma the State of Illinois nt lurge, and has | inn ine through the whol attained avery distinguished position in that body, | the cell was Now, to make it ts c been ,ut He is a man of great native vigor sud originality | novi ts thes ' of mi His course upon the Cuban question 4 THICK has been such as to revder him ao gi with all the friends of universal freedon ——— - Gen. Pris’s representative at Washing. ATR OF IRON ON BITHRR SILB, t favorite | ten or twelve inches wii w flot four oF five inc a hole drilled throug ee! through the slot utside of each Jam fas ¥; 80 tuat coull 4 pri through the plate ts ent he Jaw; then af. but dail, acd a padlock on # this cross-bar eon. F succeed In gettin It, ib Conse Malt HL AS eanaily of republi si slen In Biewel 5 foara (1 quonen of the outside barriery Ne Publican victories iu France, He feara thoy | aucnre of the puteide Narriunsy Ne may revive the republican spirit in Cuba, and | thougu well lighted, place in Jeopordy the income which his s a-ine THE EXPERIENCE OF WILSON, be he suffered fear days of his fasting, wad it Spanish dictatorship, Bribe-takor Davis bas | was during tia 3 tndness that ho war im been also induced to Bismarckize the State Do. | D¢ied to thke acrink of water, Thero was sucn r Craving that be could not endure it, and, wuether partment, and this is the more agrecuble to the | responsible for the set of drinking or whether it Secret ash republican aspirae | Wi## #1 Unconscious procecding, he being coutrolied ary, aa lt tends to crush republican aspira- | TAO posisietibie impulse as insane persous often tions und give to hisson-in-law in the pay of | are, he is unable to tell; ail he k awe ts thnk beg Pr " of fv the water, and, alter takiug ity bie hunger lef him, 4 further lease of fves, eal ‘tho i edict upon, Witcins when The took his Ti en sataT mush and inclasacs for the first time during lis last, Titoriny J. CAMPBELL repeate lly ap | Was picusant; but soon tere came peared on the floor of the Assembly chamber last A TERRINLY HOT SENBATION winter with an abandoned creature ou his aria, | 19 Ms stomach, followed almost inrtantly by slight : aban in pals hrough the system, and rapid hearcbeatin jo now says that Tammany must give bim al fis teart tury Jumping lito his throwty. this stack Fetomination, Do Messrs. TWeED aud Swagsy | Dre sensution being very soon succeeded by a b fever, Hough tie perspiration then began to appes hour? and, barring « burning feeling in the slomach, We fully on tho four —— aya ie was iy no pain and there !us bean no The Sun the mowt Kespectablo Pauper in | piin since to speak of, though bo suys he fools we New York, fe if risk g froth a bed of sicwness Dut few From the New Paper, 01% Sectety 1 RO We, AChR wrong ty sal WD. be One rule, which is never deviated fro pounde of floes during his bh how eating more 4 ry whigh cane cathartic nature. der any clreumstauces, does Tux Suy's cc tors honor, ‘Thats, that n bo told withont introdnving even a suspicion of Me piuriency eum find sta way into the columow of | Me an NESS, he matter how inportaut a piece uf Wiad abalauant Jnmes Jackson Ke ated with high honors; burgh were oul to withors it decided net to die because the motion for giving him @ new trial has been made, and is etill av bitter aa when to Court against the manage.nent of the TisOu before the tragedy was committed, and de fonds himself as stoutly as before in the matter of killing the Warden, saying that he did the self-defence, and would do It acain ander Provocation, “if L get a new trial T ough allowed to slow at my treatment here hat Tf you kill & man who fccks your I allowed (0 ehow the justification. So ought Tto be, for [took the hfe of Capt. Willard becanse under his treatment 1 could mot live.” WILSON'S HISTORY, Teroke to bim about writing his life, te that bis experiences in crime had been so eventful that a recital of hic deeds would make @ thrilling record for the lie to read; and hie reply was that if doomed io dio he whould write it, but for the beneflt of his sister, who 1$ old and poor, and lives in Brooklyn, N.Y. Tiere is no douhs that he has been ohe of the most suceossfal burglars which this country b s prodinced, From whatl kuow ol the + in ng him mon, Tam satiefled iat he bas been a murderer before There me so: withou fully hip tracks by seeumed names im prison, @ Of his ecapes so marvelous, tragedy they couk! not have bos 1 form but he pas co Wilton of today i a worse viliain of yester lay, and those having knowledge of previous wurders com that he ist Will not. surre tome Of the mort startling reve'ations, vitted by hia hand. Do not dream cman, In Lis written life, which be till death is sore, there wall be Ae MAS TWO CHANCRS al—ono on the action of the Snprome ly believes thot if fhe ean get a new tril, he will not convicted of marder, provided he t his tes mony in; and if hould be given w trial, tt ‘the refasal to admit tes. —and he would get it in il be no new trial, ond, of the recent verdict a own hands. He 8 life in ration, 1, for this reas ast chance is ge yrisoner Was Wrolt ga'istied bin he is willing to ie. ‘The World account in almost every exaential uiven of the fron nr far from correct, “It Was seid in tliat ae: unt that toe eage wae inclosed with solid granite, of which there i not a slab inthe vrivon, ICs er. rounded by brick one foot thick, covered with morter. 4AN COUNT'S OPERATIONS. A RU! the Drawing Roems of Fifth Avenue-Fascinating our Girls with Borrowed Plumes-A Th mong the Boarders at Gov. Hofman Hotel. When the Russian fleet was in New York har- tor a few years ayo, ws everybody will remember, a ball was given in the Academy by the elty to the officers as a Rassian nobleman, the Count Metakeviteh, and ma member of the Bi share in the fe and promenaded ond danced with the first belles in tive city with noble condescersion, He w dneed to a young bennty of t bility, to wh His introduetion te the miss and her mother was formal and correct, ond of the latter he asked per. mission to call and pay his respects next day, Me called accordingly, and by bis convereation and bearing ingr his bostess and her dnaghter. After much common- place conversation, the attention of the was accidentally directed to a At this bail a young man presented himseif jan party he was invited to tivities, He cut a magnificent figure, tatro greatest respecta- 0 be addressed himself with ardor. jated bimeclf into the good graces of Coont™ DAZZLING DIAMOND RING, which glittered on the Sager of the daughter, He expressed iis admiration of the jewel and the young lady, with wellbred gras, took it from her finger and haeded it to Ler * nebt raptured, It was the purest gem that he had ever seem, It was like the fortunate owner—beautifal incomparab’ " friend, He was en ni artistically twirling itin thesnnbeams,with an apologetic air, the nobleman placed it on his littl finger, and forthwith began to talk on som) other ionably Hjrct. Te was goo: coking. He was fi dressed, Ho was foscinating, He was deferentially aftectionaie, Likewise, he was a Russian Count An Lour oF two slipped away, ther visitors ailed Coun? wmrexevrren took bis leuve, Misht he eail again? Ob, cer tainly, Might he hope te uave the suprem sity of ineluding t ant ha Hat of friends, N pie rea Aveaia tr yon foryot to re the di Ht with 6 of virtuous surprises “Ir 1 to you Immediately after y« Lit tome f youn, ody quietly prot it, ond th fed that he had not Conant in turn solemaly averred he too well: bred beauty wae Un @ disturbance, the lilustrious for 1 to deosrt ote, however, she resolved The first place #he went w and there sho found the rg, OLD RY THR x was her property replevied, and tl Ruvsian unprorownceab ENTENCEN TO FIVE YP A few montis ago, this eame T Paris, and got into fashion WO MONthS ago te managed to gain admit ertean Cub in that city 5 but bis 1 record becoming kuvwh, be was ignomini Ked ont Present Count ™ Keviteh {s flourishing ty, He aay be seen on FIN ave ue, attire o eight of fishion, and with a beantiful y« one an on iis art, ‘vhis roung lady in tle daus! late wealtuy Diner iu one of cur Western cities: to whom he is engax ied. The sian & miserable adventurer cable rogite, Hl @lor Lit is believed that he's eee THE NEW CHIEF OF BP. —— the Successor of Su perintendent Joho Jourdan-The Raupie Advancement of a Free Acadimy Boy, The venerable Judge Bosworth, Presideut of the Potico Roard, and by viriue of his cfoe Ac ICE Superintendent of Police, having been vexed bevoni endurance. put Wie foot down yester sys mur ne, | 4 together, aud demanded the appointment of » Police Superiatendent, M. Tweed—or, tobe more precise, Mr. ‘Lweod's Police Commissioners—ut once wont tate seeret session The conserence was long, and, it is said, s. 0, But the eviside world is not nermitted to know the seercts of the Police Comtmirsioners’ ch whether the exce'lent Judge Bosworth fo the advencem at of his cd ee cl of Police, or Mr. M dovler in the puise o called the Cownuisst Mt for + now Captola forward ap. niber of the ¥, M,C, A % Tre pu may never be publish At length «ne Cor door, aud any pointed Police § of petition overs helme n Pre and Was instantly sworn, James dickson K Waid of this was « pnpil in ‘ transferred to t Ac. \ y, Whenes he gradu Wen Went into the oil tore of desis Tricy Sons nd ufler that Necanie fa clerk in the Register’s OMce, wh re, after long service, he bec me Assistant Doputy Re x ihe tor reed'ay suet durin Wiliam Miner, On appomted @ Patrolnvan «of John January, Metropolitan Police, and served a year as arrest clerk, and was subseqnently made a detective, In Mar 1969, after the dusm.s- sul of Captain John % Youne, Ne Was appalnted roundeman, fe ame & sergeant ou the Oth of April, 1560, aud coptin on the Mtb of December of bie sime year, Mr, Kelso and the late Superintendent Jourdan were alWays fast iriends, aad it is known that wien the totter resigned the Superintendency in July inst be { Coptain Kelso as Lin successor, Hy 8 ted An eon def the Detoctive fore» by Kouns an dames Irving, who bus ben apposite Acting ee Lia wut, — Vrotting on Union Course There was a trot yesterday on ni by two gentlemen's” horeos of Willi 1K There war a gv Of interest ia the alt i wil the horsemen and gentlemen fanciers of t Was na hotween A. Patter f ner) sorrel fag ‘The Major w (or the evener chostaut gelding bows we wa 1 but ne Was ‘ hire in lieve heats, greatly ty Lingnt of ty er ana friends, Matet. $200, 1nllo he these, IF. METROPOLIS, HERE AND THERE BY THe REPORTERS, LIFE IN TI The Seanel to a Secret Divorce Cane-Ktn Privon for the ¢ Intanity-A Brookiva Lawyer Wanted, Frank Archibald was convicted in the Court of Over and Terminer, Brooklyn, yesterMay, of com. witting perjury in the Dalaelt divorce tes 8, Dalzell retained the notoriows scounstrel, Wim, J. Pisher, to procure a divorce for bin, zell was in Kogland at the me, to go before the referee and personite Dalzell, who was not in the country. bald did, Mr. Daizall betag entirely unconseious of of the fraud unt! Fisher wrote that the divorce had od at Arst that it had hea Mra. Dalaett heard win the Dalzeit Fisher persuaded been obtained. been obtained in Indiana, of ue oulrare sue sued for the nul ifeasion of t vorce. atid pening the trial Ii came alarmed and had the J xdgmont roll stolen from the Connty Clerk's office, jumped his bail and ie yet at large, o be artuigned to-day for sentence by Jaace He was afterward arrest. Mayor Kalbfleiseh and the Committee on Lampa and Gus of the Brock!vn Comuon Council met the dents of the Brookiyn Gas Companies yester. day io voncoct a plan to ligit the stroevs for the re. inder of the yoar. ‘The eppropriatio: Tho Mayor suggested that they adopt the old plan of lixkting only wh A. W. Benson, of the Brooklyn jowed Lo substitate thres Mr. W.P. Libby, mpan”, Was willing to contracts for next year were onld get their money Bo 0 that they would e Willig dues not shine Gas Light Company, pro foot bumers for fanz-foe Gas Light Cc make concessions made go that thy it cost $1.50 per lead for every tm child to lent the streets as ther were now . He favored a reduction liguting by the moon, of expenses bj Nothing was done, ’ Josh Biilinge at Stetoway Hall On Thursday night, at Steinway Mall, the laughing philosopher, Josh Billings, will diseuss the It 1s superfuous to observe that the great satirist and humoriet, while dosiroug no doubt of giving much valuable information snbject #0 important to humanit confine himself to the elucidation Dat will, as is his invariable aud. enstom, touch upon other tooies equally aa, for instance, War, Gridirons, Pulygany, Greeley, Politics, Petroleutn, aud’ Pouwop subject of * Milk. large, will not Judge Benedict nod A. 'P. Stowart’s Clerks Waile the petit jury of the United States Court was being sworn yesterday, a member of the pruned earnestly begged to be exensed. inquired Judge Benestiet, in the store of Mr. A. T. Stewart, and [il be. discharged if Tam forced to can't be possible, ‘On what ground 1 putatle merchant woul charge you for thak® ‘Tae uffrighted cleric waa snossquently suru, The Banquet of the Goda On Friday, the 28th inst, the Italians of Ne York wail comme norate the un Rroat ball and a meguilieent bauquet, in Apollo Hall, Mr, Jauch, the artist and professor, * wili cheerfully seize this opportunity to further enhance the groas ' nnd vefluod taste propiring dishor The Germans would call this ei Mme, Jamet's Will Aga others, children and grandehildren of Maria Tonos, to set m to Nelson ¢ site an assygne 1s her heirs, on the om wcouel of saa'A, & goods 6 Muscam, last evening, @ The Preuch Charitable Bair, Iwlies of the Commits readfal war in Fra sympathize wil ting to compicte Jay neat, Oct, 18, af 2 u’e me La Montaigne, No. i At ue residence to ite relies, will ed as hespors ata er is athaud tO exaspers national charity which ovukes it Deneati whose bannor it