The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 7, 1870, Page 2

<2 Sun. Jt Bhines for All. NOVEMBER 7, 1670. ments To-aay. Van Windle, Lina Hawin's Theatre lnereaed Sur mt radon Bog) oh Reb Rew York Circus | Academy of Musies @hymple ‘Thentre Wee Wile Winnie Ban Francisco vinatrels 6) lrstvay Tony Pastor's Opera Mouse New Auirations oumatic Tanwel=Opee te Viditore ame Lela Thempoon Troupe, Matinee Do not be Afraid to Vote—Keep the ees Every legal voter ought to vote. No man who ie not qualified should attempt te vote ; end if any man who is disqualified attempts W vote, we hope he will be arrested, indict od, tried, convicted, and punished But do not be afraid of Grant's threats, Even if he should station troops at the polls, walk through the bayonets—they will not prick you—and vote. your honest Vote according to convictions, Vote just as you please—that freedom. But do not be afraid to vote. —_ Don’t Vote for Woodiord. Don't vote for Stewant L, Woovre for Governor. + Because it is proved by his own evidence Phat he wae o friend of Arrieion OaK exit, the slave-trader, and when Acting District Attorney connived with him to send put the bark Augusta on a slave-trading voyr ge Because when he was Lieutenant-Governor hie business pariner received five thousand @ollare for the passage through the Legisla- Bare of the French Cable bill. Because his business partner recelved @ three thousand dollar mortgage from ZENO Burniam shortly after BURNHAM wae par Woned out of State Prison. For these reasons thousands of Repul Licane will tomorrow vote for Jonn 7. Morraax, and they will do right Because he was born or and has had bet ter than they. He looks hard necessity for them, but the slave-trade tandidate OUGHT TO BK DEFEATED. oo Vote for Martin T. McMahon. Every elector of the Fourth District should vote for Manrin T, MCMatron, because he is ‘an honest man. 2 scheme to rob the public treasury or to oppress the people with unjust taxes can ever obtain encouragement or s7pport from hin He is acapable man, He has by tried as Minister from the United States in South down upon no man, but regards all honest It is a free Paraguay ; and in this om MceManox disc difficult situat welf with to Deniov principles bo is able to defend thos and vote on the f pede Heh coat i iuctet him. fiac lity Chis ehowe hat con tion sud w prine'ples *y speech wr of Co not enn. ow citizens: Neal, PIE opportunities without re gard to considerations of wealth or birth He mney, fighting bravely in defence upon many fields of battle. He isa thorongh-going American, born of Tish parents in Canada, Every voter should give him lis suffrage, because in legal rights of been areailed America, where the *laveholding empire of Brazil was endeavoring to put down the Aabor government citizens a8 entitled to respect d a brave nd has proved it by of the Vaion him the foreign-born citizens have Men have been called upon Yo vote against him on account of the circum Btance ilat ho first saw the light in Canada Lot this apirit be rebuked by his e He is a rel ction feithful to all his Butics, just and tolerant toward men of other forme of faith, but sincere in his attachment Yo his own. All intelligent electors shonld Five Lim their suffrages, because an attempt bas been made to strike him down on the Bround that he isa Catholic; and all men should rise against such efforts to introduce religious intolerance into polities Vote for Mantin T. McMAnow, because bie opponent entertains sentiments of con tempt toward Irish, German, and Uehrow titizens, such as render him unworthy’ of The Fi District does Know-Nothing representative your suflrazes Dot want a urth tn Congress. Finally, vote for Mantis ‘I because he ought to be clecte) Vet ug elect him The Congressionat b and tv" Pow eced Lave already chosen representa fvet for the next Congress, ek clg Mires menbers. Two States ¢ rep pentatives today, electing seven memb-r wontyiwo § ates choose representativ tomorrow, electing one hundred and eight members. One § pentatives in De bere, Two bext spring, elec © chooses rep: ember ing seven mex representatiy This seven Siates, and 8 choose ng seven members. t of thi completes the | makes a total of two hundred and forty-tw anembers, the number which the next House ninin issue in the elections which Bave vlre taken place, as Well as fa tho: which are hh inte ling, or are to eur her r, he «© of members of the next Cong the present Howse the Rey ve lity hree, reverse tha majority, the Demoer now make @ net gain of forty two members, Rather more than or third of the House is alroady chosen, and 1} Demecrata claim a net gain thus for twelve or thirteen, ‘The Republicans will cou three or four of these seate, As they pwill heve # majority in the next House, they avill be likely to get them, thus reducing the Democratic gains to eight or nine Tn the eh s for the remaluing two birds of the Hons the Democracy will no NWouht 1opke rather larger y ional pains Whan iu the elections which have trausplr PXbis reoult will be mainly due to the quar wels now widely prevailing in the Republican party, and which are chargeable to the Bunglinye interievence of Gen. Grant with Bho local politics of many of the States. This in expecially true of Missouri and New "Zork, where tho party suffera from hile un: we.) Wide sng, gud in which the die tracted and contentious Republicans will suffer serious losses. The result of the elections in North and South Carolina indicates that the Republi- ne secure the whole negro vote in the old #laveliolding States, Tudeed, the result in the Carolinas clearly shows that if the National Democracy had oniy en wise enough to put on record in due season an emphatic declaration that they did not intend, in the event of their return to power, to reopen or in any way disturb the great principles erubodied in the Thirteeuth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments, they might this very year have overthrown th supremacy of the Republicans in two-thirds of the Southern States. As it is even, we shall not be surprised to find that suprema seriously impaired by the elections of today and to-morrow, teaching over-sanguine Re- publicans, what all reflecting and candid minds clearly foresee, that the six or seven hundred thousand negro voters in those States will prove to be an unstable founda tion whereon to stake the fortunes of a po- litical party However, though the Democrats make ns in the Congressional elec tions yet to take place, they cannot bope to carry © majority of the next House. Never. theless, they may reduce that majority to 60 low a figare as to raise a reasonable doubt whether the Republicans, with two years more of the dead weight of Grant's Ad ministration on their hands, will be able to win in the Presidential race of 1872. — Vote for IMorace Greeley. The Hon, Honace GRre.ey is a candidot for Congress, Vote for him. He has ren dered immense servfce to the Republican party; aod they have put Wooprorp up cane can by no me handsome for Governor over the veteran's head. is an insult to Mr. GureLey which ought to This be resented. The right aud proper way to resent it is to vote for Mr. Gncerey and elect him; while Woopronp will be de feated. At all events, let us give Mr rey a larger vote in tho district where b runs than Woovronn receives, In a few years Mr, Gueeniry may have re- tired from political life. Then everybody will Ismient—as people lament over the fate of Ropent Bunns and of Henny Chay, after it is too late, that they were so neg- lected when they were on the stage of active life. Vote ear vote often. for Mr, Grexiry ; but dou't It is wicked and criminal to vote more than once, And if all Mr. Gneerey’s friends, in the di pre he runs, vote for him once, he is pretty sure to be elected. Let all free-trade men vote for Mr. Gi LEY. They profess entire confidence in their priuciples. And if their y 8 are cor. rect, they must triumph after a full discus sion, Then let them send their ablest su- tagonist to Congress, and have the question finally settled after full debate. Of course, all protectiontsts will vote for Mr. QuEELEY. We have no dovbt that the veneral Jamns GorpoN Bressery will support Mr GUEELEY him, if he Hvee in his district—Mr, Bc owns houses all around, and we do not know In which one ho is ii Mr GREELEY has been a conspicuous contributor to his poper. Isaac SHERMAN 1—the Lrains of the Republican party—will support him has an enthu GREELEY, Judy ng—becanse for he for Mr. tie admiration BARNARD, Leing a Tammany man, may not vote for him, bat he must wish to seo him elected; for Judge Banxanp being an he .cst man, has 9 profeund regard tor Mr. GREELRY a6 an honest man, Mr. Gurerry is one of the few great men of N York, Jet us send him to Con gress. Vote for him, All bands vote for him—but don’t vote but ones, snestinalnieers Vote for George Wilke Mr. Gee ow KGB WILKES is a candidate for We hope to see him elected Because Mr. Wiikrs is indisputably a man of talent and a patriot, Some effort has been made to injure Mr. Winkes by showing that he associated with ers of se This hes re- sulted in establishing that among is promi e Mr, A. A. SeLovnn, ¢ Justice Cuasi the Hon, Jou ©. Haaser ron, sos Of ALEXANDER HAMILTON It is teue thet Mr, WatKes is under jpod the Sneak News chara 1 infertority. nent fricu f an ttood to Save he vuef, Joun Russen. Youso, Sut that is no objection to electing him to {on es, even if his disposition to ald Sneak News Thief remains as good sa ever, Everybody kn that if) Mr Wir kes is doomed to reside in Washingtor he will have no money left to lend Youn ny other encak thief, Vote for Mr, Winkes. HI a man of talent ; of talent rare, and, teaks, all the more valuable for and men are "rare, Vote for Mr, Winks, We hate to hurt Brother Brooks; but we must exhort all meon—Republicans and Democrats—to vot) r Mr. WILKES, —E The Mayoralty. A carcful examination of thé state of the ennvass in all parts of the city furnishes clear indications that Troms A, Lepwrtit w oll a very large vote tomorrow, ‘That he 's Wik to be elected cannot now be suid, Lut he will come a good deal nearer to it han his opponents have been expecting This oxtraordivary development of strength is due to the conviction among upright men n all parties that there cannot be an honest of the city t no long as it is monopolized by the Tammany machine. ‘his is a most en coursging symptom, It proves that though defeated at Albany last winter by the folly and treachery of the Republicans, Tne Scx ba The goveru ment of this metropolis may even yet be reformed, If, instead of allowing the belief to become eneral that he was to be used to give vo! to Woopronp, the Slave Trade candidate for and economical administration wovernm not worked for nothing. Governor, Judge Lenwrrlt had declared at the siart that he had no connection with any such dishonoral le intrigue, that his only pur poe in th was to overthrov aty, and that he the Tammany nself ing would vote Ogwur Wovbygiy, taere can mo doubt that THE he would have been elected Mayor by & noble majority. He would hare got many move Republican votes then than he will get now. However, the opposite course was taken ; aud yet there is a possibility that Lepwrrnt may be elected, but the probability is in fa vor of O'HALL. A committee, consiating of Maneiart 0. Ronerts, Tayion, Jonw J. Asror, B.D Gronoe K. Srevane, and Ep war the accounts of Mr. ¢ find them all corteet, at published in perfect order from Moses Brows mptrolier They also have exe nal declare, in a staten unm, that the ances are in Mr. city fi This statement cial world, «that voutr’s hands, nent in the fl must be taken as answering the imputat lave beet’ made st the character and ad inistration of Mr We waderstand thatit has been determined, in | order to avoid & to run Mr, Coxnonty as a candidate for Comptroller upon the Tarn ny ticket, Mr, Consouty informs us that it was not his wish to regards his present tenure of the office but he yields to the judgment of his political associates After the certificate to which we have referred, it is not likely thet his be smaller than that of any of the other candidates ticket, Coxsontt lawe feetly valid, vote will — R. DB. Noosevurr, the Bed-Bug candidate for Congress in the F District, ha Land vilified Marrnaw through the columns of his paper, the Citizen. This was after he said that “if the Trish did not lie, steal, cheat, rob, murder, get drunk, perjare thomecive arth repeat: edly abu Dauyxan quarrel, fight, and insist upon dam- sonably, they would be almost a8 good as other nat Democrats of na, the Sixth Ward—friends of Martuzw T. Brexsax—this man Rovuat B Roosuveur is now before you, hat in hand, ark ing for your yotes, What is your reply? BS asset Jouy Forry, who laet year was elected Supervisor fn spite of all that could be done to the contrary, is now runajug fur the Lexists in the Twenty-first District. Ie is aff howest politician, on o fast railroad plath Every body likes him, and he will make x mighty powerful run, Mr, Speaker Hrreum his opponent, bot it is said that Fousy will » the track, * Ont of the way, the enzine ing !"? “For wey that sredark and tricka that are vain the Chinee is peenlinr.”” — But what is tol bh aticket ws the followe ing? For Governor, Stewart L. Woodford ; for Lientenant Governor, Risismuad. Kaihwnn Rohan W: Palmer itor Canal Cour m Neon: for Cngal 0 Nex. Baratey? for state Pris . aay for Clore y foow 4 t0F Covernor, and the Tammany ea for Mayor, Tt is about the hat we have « It is er Any Irishman, Gern or H+ rotea for Roment B. Roosevntr to will probably be the most honest election that has been held in this eity for years. Much of the means of accomplishing this has been very ob- jectionable, but the result is good. a oa Rorent B. Roosevent, the Bedbug can- didate for Congress in the Fourth District, came from Fifth avenue. He was imported into the Fourth Di-triet for the parpose of endeavoring to Aefeat Gen, Mantis T. McManox, a poor, honest Ivish-Anjerican, and a Colonel of the gallant Sixty-ninth in its fighting days, But it can't SUPERVISORS - The Opinions of Emtucut Lawyers and of the United Sintes District Attorney, Have the United States Supervisors of Elec tion a right to interfere except with those citizens Who propose to vote for members of Congress? Tiave they @ right to be present at the counting of thote for members of Congress? us are discussed in @ published opinion W. Stoughton, George T. Curtis, W. ©, Bartlett, James Donohue, and Joseph Beil, They jive it as their judgment that the jaw of the United tates cannot have any application to the election of State and local officers; that the Sopervisors erunot pe with thore who propose for momber of Congre (hat they evn have ntvol over any ballot boxes except those eon for Con; en; and that they hav no right to oversee the canvass of any otlier votes except thove for Congressmen, Respecting tue act POWERS, have anything todo exe to vot of Congress iteclf they make the following state ments © By the sixth aoerion of (he aot it is provider that ! all he lawful for the tthe Upited 0 to arp ties as MAY y * \ fection at which y ‘ are to be chosen, * Ant sire hereby Quthorived to Preseree order at Puch loon A touryeck for anys ORerCeR OF beach Of the peace vommutied in their eter. by the fourity ariicie of the wnendmenta to ‘Constitution of the Phited States, Ieisdec'ared that the right of the people to be Feentre in thelr porsone Agate ely and th bo cause, Hlariv. deser Of the ect which v ot Fondation of this “ause vf erat the coming. eet wiviout Gatrant lawicliy. iaue’. supported. by: an vit. he will be panienanie, eriinival wetate courts, and be liable th: reln for dyinages ih addition, at the Full of the aggrieved [aries On the other hend, Mr, Davis, the District At- tort owing iistrnetions to the ‘challenge every vole il, OF LAD? a Jonge te reer hat tie OAC FeQMire red. To diseharse thi MUL CE al poreone hether outheare tered, and fier the cath peity reiuers to tak In every case whe the person vous tilled to your it 8y depnty mateha Will bas iailure of duty ox your part if you ointiwhow you eh ea f with ¥ y Any deity marshal present of ihe crite agout being coluinitied oF atveme ‘Second AU THE lose of the polls It le your exnectal ats to wiene® and ¢ { the voter aud th e 8 Congress ave t a tr : anv ase of all Parrick MeNa tat, ia a foe Wie CAMGAUIE Tae ihe outed b SITY Oy NEW YORE wane is a tl My 1 1 vey pics uf tik i con ts ae b to the To f the sip couth a rd, Fourth, Tip , Righth | Tee Ret py eee anys are a McManow ticket to-day, and vote | tsimea com rob i it the first thing to-morrow z, Bo sn ; Lapa : that your ticket is endorsed on the back, *¢ ' fit. Thisie object w 1 gress—Number Three,” und that it reuds, over Read your ballot carefully before voting, and | i see that the proper letters ave in the name ing y Col. BF. Weyaourir is the Republican | F rdored € te for the Assembly in the First L a Tt Sid di t, though u or 1 He is a real Colonel, or rather he used to be, and | not until tie effrisis treatened them with an in Pets to be elveted unfess M+ can contrive to « FSO CAT. Meise, Ue Cenpeny,. ike Bateses the votes of th» Young Democracy to those of his | (2PT°\9 i mw orecilan of suy Dulldina own poty, Cc, Weyaorr is one of tho tre Uap AA ga ete re Pe greta MLE toes of the old John street Methodist Church, | line. Rt the Comoany hiving stonped work, the But after all, one of the best poiats in bis cl austin igs pele mo urther aileuion to the maiden cter is that he warmly supports Gen, Manin T, | dark, # eung of ite enrpenters crussed from Hobe McMauow for Congress. Thee ware noon Tpiaired by a nak looted wit te : a ———_—_— ber and lumber, which wae trooced in the ter Wo print on the dhind page the spa ye | Shp. Very quickly the sound of the caw wud tain Mayor Suann at the great Buesxan demonstration Fated tM Cooper Institute on Soturday evening. Evers voter would do well to read it before golug to the ballot-box on Tuesday Buexsawin A, Wiutts iy the Repultean | herd ot the stip. Tie t candidate for Congress in the Seveuth Di nh nvBt Cou e agaivet Suita Evy, Jr, We is a well-known law. | tivsdoa ty of yer and a staunch ow, nd 1 i ) i rand a staunch Ri: Te ought to poll | ourcouris. At 7 v'eio-k oF rhay tn 8 full vote, and he generous support, | Hon, W taouul of | al Inpro nent Coinpany, « from Mt , Groncr L. Lovrnet ts tho Tammany | | We seeeah ah iie inte: aad’ reordn ve nomince for Assembly in the Fifth Disiviet, Ho | ' ¢ shi ew dF has been three times mem ta. | be \ a ber Logista AMUS we THE WELK who hus ever r has | Our mat eat th { ALLeN’s wey) vt y r operation nat 7 vy ad ryes hw bin the a. Joux M. Coata, the winalog con to | the old that ore " Wotmek for Assembly in the Ninth D is an old | * t Oy * “" Third-Warder, and a sterling citizen, yy. 54 gon | Man Me pentowina v ai swindle dlagrlotvana di saiy’ pepalan |) ee ee ye bo Rie 8 lected, as now seems Quite prohwhie, he will | uit : ; a bo a decided {mprovement on soxn0 former rey prima demays ia the diferent ae bd entatives from that district, Me, Conta in | ypiiere fy homeran, promise evcltien soon to be nominated on the platforny of no inter y | sou'e new comedy, © Birth,” wad ut the Filth Avenue he Fee al auth fn} L: ee, » x! Wonday ( iC Ta thes emilee Ge Dive dns Edwin strives to give pleasant virlety sot turn t or thea rT an-Gnant, oati-Custom House Republican vane | 4 a evine aacre iain i idate is Mr, Wa, A, Dooner, He hus bad much | i" 4 k, , Pr asy } Boise Sigh experitoce in city afuirs, is aman of property Goad f and probity, and would mak ood re} ext Ppeieaat bat Levis sentative ont 4 te tite ta vt r the Ap f B.C. Wanpers is the Republican ca ! 1 ‘ Wot date for Assembly inthe Th Disti | At tie very ioritor forbs a good man, His oppenent is Ricua | Bats un GAL? will toe ve h GAx, @ blind adherent ¢ ar i Ki Van Winkle ¥ ( Nibis Aig LGre comical Mise Mt rketeln, @ Yonwe wi Th i 4 wh val x ae If Mr. Waxprcn poll roan vate, | eett ation T Bio has t he may be el ) U He Mr V ) horta th It is reported in the Herald that the Pr rat ence nenertain ors dout has ordered a now « s to be taken in | yer? Vor the fand for the Freeh vi i Philadelpbin, Somebody has complained that the | {he Wot. Mr Millet iv ap artivt of higa Fepato, and work has not b o done correctly, and so Gen. > Axt proposes to have it done aver, ‘This is Amntour Opera. sheer usurpation, The President bas nothing to | Signvr Roncou’s wasteur o " ‘ do with taking the census, | Monts sucevcded so well lant winter at ine theutr o Of the Union League CInp, tat he has dirceted Men of the Bighth Ward, don’t fail to voto | eneriior of bis best veliolars tn vocal music soward Fathor Mariew, for School Trastee. He is de> | sinned which arene " servedly poy git to be unanimously | gif toneitolee consle elected, Favorit, Fatsty Park f — Tivse will bo preseptet, win the aida of Orclonts It i a cheering tact that the Dusiness of | id chore, tna erie of subs siition enter the repeaters has been stopped. Even those Hgned Lo reyeut them In ald OF such ebaritn who have succeeded in getting thems clves regis Invy y to Mr, Ronconi for attra tored will Losdly dare to vote to-morrow, ‘Thia | tue pruicipal parte, 2 Eueyv¥e Yeluus UN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1874 EE ie A CHAMPION BARNBURNER, ia, TURNING AN INCENDIARY INTO A PROMINENT GOOD TEMPLAR. oe The Career of Mr. Chartes ©. Mansell Harttord- Operations as an lucendiarry Watched tor Two Year aed then Cane ged into a Gor Templar, and inte a Thiet, Correspondence of The sun Hantvonn, Conn., Nov. 5, 1870.—The goesips here have a choice se yn in the arrest Charles C, Munsell, & prominent Good Templar, for stealing from his employers, Day, Caswell & Co., clothing merchants, on Asylum eireet, There Would be nothing remarkable im the crime were n Munsell’s record a peculiar one, 1 aken FU pains to gather the fucts of his career a few yours Ago, our readers will be sted in perusing them, Before the war, commencing with the year 1857, the fre department of this city was conducted on the volunteer ayatem. The excitements of « fre man's life led under that system—the pride in ma- el the aiserity of response to alarms, &¢.—in- Vited to ite work, in seasons when fires occurred rarely, ‘THR TORCH OF THR INCRNDIARY. Probabiy in most cities, where the department Was not paid, most of the fires not accidental were started by firemen, Here, during the tine alluded to, conflagrations followed one ofter the other in such swift succession that the public became deeply agitated on the eubject. ‘The police force devot Vite best detectives to efforts for the suppression of the infa- mous work ; for there was no doubt that the fires wore the work of an incendiary, Charles C, Mousell n of Aina Hose Company. He was a young man, apparently full of zeal to promote the re of the whole department, At fires the Atua was among the foremost, and it did efficient tervice, When the detectives began their inv ations they speedily fell upon the track of Mun yet there was no certain evidence that he was tho quiity party, ‘There was, however, a positive con- vietion that ho was doing the work, Cireumstances pointed him out with ae much directness, almost, as if he could have been seen fering under the shadows mind J its best onergies a was forem: of the fires which nis own hands bad kindled, To watch his movements tn detail, Li Packard started systomatically; had his spies ont; put eon Adence in a trasty member of the AStna Hose Com: pany, 80 a¢ fo learn in what plight Munsell appeared whon he joined the company going to or ata fire and, when his plans were ail proporly arranged, ga day ond uigat to his investigations, ‘THE CHAMPION BARNBUR? wo years he devoted Isla best efforts to ob tain the evidence he wanted. In this timo « great na ber of res occurred, which be was satisfied that Man. sell had atarted but waa Abie to secure direct For prom. A part of the list of thee fires is ax follows : _Nootiud Catwali's barn tm rear of "the Are," In eetutuin stree W. BP. Pave stables om Asylum street: totally de strove, ald make eatnabt: igre varaed to death, st s Hote) Paahtes su Main street j entirely ¢ hotter imweucg fo death, los Oo NOrtw Main wiroet : total ey ‘Varn ow Arch i Vattompta on a in Charter yee barued to aeath. ‘i n West street; afl tho contents ex cent animals burned. ‘Col, Ward's barn ib Sheldon street; total lose, bat hi moved PD Stilman’s barn la Governor street; total and tn Main etreet, next to pened to death ho rapewalk, in Mariet oct three he death Mrs. Campt s.toay of Pearl with che #mall-pow removed Just in time to rave hi frou enraing to death, ON THE TRAIL OF THE INCENDIARY Tn {hone fires alone sixteen horses were Uarned t ” Tut many more horns were destroyed ty t!« dive period, Avant whieh there could be no reason hie fonbt ef. Mat oie. In all th f roughly estimated that he Nad burned over one huw dred t worth of property. During time Mansell know that he war suspected atehed, HL Wy with the Police abomt it, and V the white to cenvinee theln that the anit 1 i ton hat tie of £0 in. Wien be bas done this oflcers have watehed 14 He would go to his room, tara on t 4.wait a spell to convey the Impression that lo was undressing, and then extingolsh the jight, and tustead of gett into bed. Jump out of a back window on_to a 6h A he ¢ And be would dodge the offrers sue: Ny. k bis “movement hia t dccour: Munseil we im r tioned W r leit t if be ada ut al \ i THE D THG RSC APY o + OMcor Kunze was passing up Bucking mt, © corer of Washin at ( ihisit in the Yarn Bar nord. He jumped upon the benece at once, ond » smn making of av full speed Lt ot bin % The the fire Munsell jolacd i tald to Ic {by Thomas H ssi A Ione, Li Ye in niemter 0 Who bad beea se. tet bo report as above stut * He joined us," said Rockwood, * in Bucking’, into Ruck Was titch Gut of hreat looked Pn 2 a8 if expecting (0 see one he did 40% Wish to Sev, aud tion, instead of tale Hug the Leno. the € to command, and Le gos out of him, had dou tach He 7 that story Tien tie Licutonaus went on and told him, from tl ii ve ntial manner, ol about lis u ent frou th iu of sue Cadwell butu ty uneellv fit cpparenily unmoved ; be Aicor pressed the marritive Hom lost his soit , and trembled all ove i Mt Prenord, why didu't you stop me tw 1 RYED INTO 4 GuOD THMPLAN they seta trap for which was skit bud traded” @4t with him, the marked bills 0 vis ponacesion,. "The ariest 1 prestourprise in the 4 { portion specially in 1 r lodges, Hough # 1. Me wos kept in the station th Ac last night, waen HH, Harbour xt and he wie forfeit bis Whore bia ¢ ter Por Whole Hog. The Hl while thanking 1 f compliment cof his a! vt he hus not Mt PRERDOM FOR CUA The Patriots’ Prospects Never ro Br Armes Outy Wantiag to Assuve a keel | som eTHING TOR Robert Be Roe by the secret Administration In tle reports #0 carefully cireutaed agents of Spain and of our own that the revoluti Cuba is on reality, the prospecia of the Cubans have nev any time since the outbreak at Yara been go flatter tug as they are to-day Somewhere near Civ so de The student has onty to its let log ors of the Avila a very passe IgpoRTANT vicToRY has been guived by the insurgents under Mares Gareia aud Diego Dorado, The only accounts Which have ag yet reached Mayans are from Spanish sourees, but they confess a loss of thirty-five | rs ° ri killed, including one major and two other officers The patriot forces engaged numbered 1,200 armed men. In the Cinco Villas district 600 Spanish soldiers Passed over to the Cuban ranks, carrying their arms and accoutrements with them, u the Kastorn Department things are if possible han brought into ai leg vs evidently man idiosyncrasies. with the patriots, At least two engagements, and both of some iuportince, took place looking creature that exh Jost month close to the city, In both the ©) tacking party. On the 16th they attacked the for tiled camp of Col, Cambo, in whieh engagemont the Spaniords adwit a lose of 17 wien sud four oft ers filed, and on the 17th the Corufia regiment lost 12 killed and two officers, Four hundred reernits had arrived at Santiago by the Montezima, out paper OF that city of Oct, # says that more are sadly Wanted VALMASEDA TO B® CAPTAIN-GENERAL. Valmaseda expecis to bo appointed Captain-Gen. eral, and will probably resign unless lio receives the npointment. A Madrid paper “were on Friday says bis appointment bas been determined ‘upon. Carlos Garei 8 were the at. > in the most aggravating and én tonic reptile From the In own article we spoke and by tmplication of ext a From) Robert B. with a body of only 49 to 50 m carrying aerrija warfare in the Vuelta A He has attacked several smal! ogtnoata, operpo: ered the guard, generally consisting of ‘mobiiine volunteers, and their arms and ammaat Hop. ‘Thousands of Cabans in thig Departme are Feady to rive for their independence, but to I have Few anable to obtain any ar volts Opinto of danger, and which explores h ndep Permination of the Confict- An fmpors , trot Victory for the Insurgents JEKNS 20 READ, The following résumé of news from Cuba is | coupiled wom pancre aud leiers received by the last steamer from tie island. From it our te mans, Irish) and Jews. ore may learn how much reliance is to be placed o From the Roosevelt's « Five Acres Enongh.’? The inhabitants of the Emerald lite are certainly a magnificent race, eapecially when their biographer doce not happen to own a hoves which has strayel on their land, and doe not want to run for Alderman ; and if they did not lie, of York Citizen, June 11, 16%, le in any of our ety care of « hot doy to come oul with several lively buge it | om his lothee, Fur this punpone we should partioulor ly recommend the Thirty fourth atreet line ally when it is much frequented with lower orders. tha inquirer te not acquainted with German, and not familiar with national traite of physiognomy, he can «lect the most thoroughly Teutonic by the superior pungency of the odor. ee THE TRISH-AMERICAN HERG FOREIGN BONS Cite Gere pec. rman JA came York Citizen, June 18, 187%, the “low Germane,” low" Jews and Trish. Ae for the low Americans, they hardly The Thirty fourth ‘street line, for ineimen, ence a black bug, of unpre posecesing oppearance, of oval body, vight wmald , and great apparent vitality—an animal that nm outcropping of the Ger= The Bighth avenue worte for the Spantarde than elsewhere, In San- | road, which is much used by Jews, @ (age itself cholera bas mage and ie »Uil making hibita a lively creature, aleo Mack, very restlems, and TEARFUL RAVAQHS AMONG THE TROOPS shaped like a ecorpion, with posribly a sting dn ita of the garrison, Valmaseda refuses to take the | yi) The Third avenue road, on which the field aenin, He says his forces are unable to Core | yesy are superabumdant, fue a bili ite tteelf in open defiance ir and whiskera dent manner. Dt aceme like a crow of the Jewish an Teo Book, In lavane Lisell the autaority of Spain, or even of Oe rc uevemuies only in maine, A few , cheat, rob, murder, get drunk, pere bee rabeaae (x kik jure themselves, quarrel, fight, and ime of $19 on the tenmeters of the city, ‘The Intter | 16t BPOR damages waren! bly, they arnied themselves, and proceeding to the Park and of Chaves, bindered any carta frum t info the’ city, Caballoro de Rodas order a suspension of the tox, and wonger around to the dierent them of such #u ; but hackmen, bor um siuilar taxes ba: by the weakness t the enee of thelteamsters, and are inined to withstand by arms if need be the col- lection of any more taxes, Atlatest dates from Havana it currontly ported that (ho Soaniards there lad received. po tive information from their friends in Madrid th the negotstions for THE SALS OF THY to the beidge tion: fent a special ‘The Sou of To the Kititor of The Sun. District. hope that every a. M aon ‘Von Robert B, Roosovelt to the Cubans were <0 far advanced that they would | that no native-born Trishiman or ton of an Tri certainly be concluded by the Ist of J.nuary next, rorget bis ae, Havens pavers bed been warned. 10 cnese | Will FO far forget ia duty to lie C abusing Mr. Nicolas Asearate, wio ts naw In this City, and Whose inission, intrhsted to him Dy some © the Madrid C.hinet, ts to iadace the cil) ane? to bnibe th rid ¢ tto part with A report h trom this elty that y day that the mi syurions bit ank of Havana bad | petier ficy lke you to Captain-General | es noo. Thop nymous libel = a e oficlal gazette, arencgade or 2 trath of the al: | wy casting bia vot steel piates from | oe anon country @ bec ¢ printed, and which the doca- and 0 a osterted Were still in this elty. country well during the late a ‘ CHICAGO'S DISGRACE. pantie Sion atment of the Mutaals by tree Irishman, If the Ir District, and also the G The Sthamefnt Tre may war, ne Mahon and Ledwith, aany Hall is work and day for the election of that ex-Kuow Nothing, sof would be almost as good as other nae Sin; You still continue to advocate the alee tion of Gen, McMahon for Congress in the Fourth true-hearted Irishman and American have made wp their mind 0 vote for Tom the gon of an Irishman, and T hope ay the fe night ator and Wi to vote for that bitter enemy of trodden and noble rice, Robert B. Rooseve!t A prominent ex-Know-Nothing told me the other you abnse the Ir This cannot b that no Trishman will be fonnd to “allder in the Foarth Dietrict for Rooseys"* to-morrow. his two broti the Ttisw support of every trae patriot and every Fourth nd Jews, wish to be represented by an honest and patriot wan in the White Stockings—The Ontrageone . waciiigne cat whack Congress, they will support by their voles to-mor Balubtavarse Cl row, between sunrise and sunset, Gen, M. T, Me- Mw Tsay that Tassaany Mitts doing all thas ic es in its power t at Gon, MeMahon ; but you tet Wi can defy and ter w by voting her game with U for Gen. MeMahon and against Know. Noth: ale in Cit is waa soltd ngand an of tho irish, Germans, and dewe. ever the wires for effect. When the Mi ‘The an whom the Irivh Demoeracy » Tuesday evening, they Were authorized by | should hall their my azers 1d there to arrange for a | wortrow. A Ledwith, He fo ¥ in this city, proviriod the grounds could | young mon, poss of honor and ability, who, he obtained for acertain amount, On arriving bere | with MS numerous friewds and supporters, i3 Work= ning, the 4 man of tie Mus | ing hard that sink of corruption, Vaton croun ts t sum ny Tammany Hath, ‘The Young Democracy an? Repub me eeraplied back for | Hicans Wave nominated Thos. A. Ledwith, ‘Tammie. hiockings to come on ax had Deen pr ny, ay all know, has nominated Oakey Hall, the received no reply unt aud man Who Weare ® green suit and neck tie on Bt) Put san catirely unexpect riek's Day, to tro and gnii the Irish to. ret thy ie vote is to revurn to Calon y day 3 arch p al hypocrite and mt baud nte trying very hard to get the Frisk Wil you play ret gm hare on Mouday, ice to fake omntrymen now in Fins abot nen who Wall demonsta'e their es the }ead and not by words, t fren oF Thomas A. ew ' wiwat t Iry pport to true and ¢ country, if you eare for the i nid ree 1 ) tout tt m De i alo. Hi, next amy aad. now Not ll, Observing that the White St any Democrs ot Now ‘ved 10 be in Koos Working coudition, the | remember this to-morrow, and vote for ay b 0 the following elistienge Wednes: | independent. Trish 1 Demoerat, ‘Th : vith, and not for chat politieal reneias aldiiavnann Was A. MeLAUGH Pru Clo peed OMT a the Brak abe eieted heise rer | Vee Cer Candid thae will Preve ete secoud to be played th Cinlonga on Medgend sy Honor to the Nutlo Novo WAR OBLE, Bee'y. Tothe Etthor a7 The Sun Tis fon te this enallenge fs remarkably rick | Sin: Tam highly gratified to see you eo vigor: i “¢ onsly prossing forward the names of honest | “TN, P. Noble, Seerstrvy Cinctan on to AIL our publie offices, men who stand HM orecewas. Ti wo play eturn game ia Cincia: public wil pore and unblemished etar- Ball, We day, You 10 take rep who Til not sell their character for the pe are Judge Lodwith and Gen, MeMation. The italics are ours, The proposition to take all are indeed an Lonor to the Aulerican natto is Inudable, end the Red Bae it nudeay: | roe eave, nexines see Cher SyaPersy & v to oub stoof hey bave no use f © sort that Chicage nensel me ore, f ‘ 4 lave gained through « timely subsiay of Irishmen, arouse! If you eare for the f oF 9 Ob Vin dritiets MeMahow for Coneress-The Siath io @ One of th i inoate ineete the Y Saturday nicht on the tP, Kim strcota, for the purpose of ' ng the » Martin T, MeManon for Congr The I nd Hebrews were ager. 1 overt allneion to the be haan de ’ i f tM, T, Mest. oe ree were given for M for whieh they are ¢ Mr. Miles Martin i i, end Chieagt ’ Appian aan 1 ' ay uM 4 the White Stockings 4 th , ‘ vy Vif the We t nenee iS ve had ten men rovresented. with bases by ¥ Be eam hla ddpanty Whit esto have triumphed 5 Soving nges 1 Mi f J becn deprived of thoir buts ai t c 1 w aie J tothe Gru c 2 Y A xtur by that hyp Konseveit, I , Vi inite Stoekii forth propo y | -Vent no bnger, 1 1 ent without L 1 Will ae Bodh ' \ . te the t a ‘ Lik i Called bull Le proclaimed cham f the p aie 1 World. ‘Chicago is progressive eenoueh for a ee oe The Vaneral of a Vistingutsked Journatiet Mohow, JH fc John Stanton (* Corey O'Lanus') tho well | | mt ie A known Jourvalist and Lumorist, was buried yest aaa eat wey day aiternoon trem St, Luke's Episcopal Chureh, on Ch near Fulton avenue, The faner w A New Cand Was very Loree, was attended by mang represen The How i Cr i tives of the pre the members of weit 4 f ( La, Lodwe No, 19, b M.. of when Me ’ Stanton Fourtee um w member i 1 eh opr hod : ‘ F | ae mag st ‘ d the in went made to ¢ ss Lb 4 . Hilis Cometery Paty, He te by i 1 ¥ \ yy euhee M s 1 t ne { mite oe his nephew € oft ' ‘ a lrown 1 ter th ho: 7 ¢ ed ther cha it a ce a cireu }uokind & € 1" Au A gf Brown. protested bls in heart ui h Wie as maha