The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 28, 1870, Page 1

ad = THIRLY YEAR Ti) EUROPEAN WAR, The French Said to have Won a Great Victory. —— HARD FIGHTING STILL GOING ON. IGHTH The English Cabinet and the Russian Demand. —_ VICTORIA WON'T HEAR OF WAR. The Troops in Paris Surrender. Offering to A orions Engagement Reported-Ramored Preasian Reverses-Desertions from the Garrison of Paris—The City Said to be Well Provisioned—Great French Victory. Lioxrox, Nov. 26,—The Germans from Conne- fre £5,000 strong, under Gen, Von der Tann, yes. Kerday, in advancing towurd Pithiviers, felt alone the ‘ine of Gen, D'Avrelies’s intreveh:d positions Artinay ond Bois Cramien, A serious engage:nent folly wea, Dut the result has not been aseertatued. The military situation this morning is very crit\- pal. The advance guard of the Duke of Mecklen. borg is at Connerere, thirtecn miles from Le Maus. Tho French, under Gen, Flesck, occupy Le M Géreiry's army is intrenched at Camp Coulie, f- teen miles northwest of Le Mans, Auother portion Df the Duke of Mecklenburg’s army moving from Preax to Chartres had reached Mamers, on the port! tank of the Semetie, twenty miles northeast af Coulie. PRUSSIANS ROCTRD AT DRMUIN, A shorp engagement occurred at Demuin on Thurs @sy. Two French baitalions attacked a force of 1,000 Prussians, who were intrenched at that point tad had tiree cannon, The Prassians were routed and pursued as far as Quesnel, A telegram dated ou's, the 25th, says ramors are afloat tn that city that great sortie from Paris was expected on the Mih. A telogram from Berlin, dated today states that 10,000 Prussians have left Sedan for Paris Whe b-idges in their rear wore destroyed. A \legram from Berlin, dated to-day, states that Feporit | ave been recsived there from time to time Annonucing that large bodies of citizeas, and in ome cases the regular troovs of TOR GARRISON OF PARIS, have come to the Prussian outposts ana offered to surrender, hut were invariably turned pack. ‘Thes: Feports have latterly been confirmed by devs frum the German headquarters at Versaillos grem, varying from all other authorities, b doen given to the public here, announcing t Ase1iid confident, and that there Is subsistence in th city for two months and a bread for elgi D nd wice and brandy for a year, The te Bran Siy# further (bat the Freuch are erectlug a Frones Ureurs are reorganizing under saverior dflcors, and their eMicioncy bas already been greatl evba ey make frequent captures of Pru tian tra® and munitions, und, Gzhtizg in smaller bodies, inflict serious harm ou U'vastian eomauni tations, Germag plane for the investment o: Or leaus Lave fallen into the ¢ Of the wii # that A GREAT PeRSeM vicToRT fe P . r t #3 Prussious were re J and ronted, *ut Frest and were pure 9 ato Ghey recreated toward Ch EB were capiur The Gov als Patches announcing engagements slong the whi front and « Ninks of D'Aurelles's lines, a The cla ntat Brussels t * Do the Ih, tiat Gambetta nad declined to Whe resiznation of Col, Frappoll, the chiel of sia Me Army oi the Voseos, The Parton! of the Roone has voted the money nece Council of the D. Bary to purchase SIX FIELD BATTERIES, bo cost 290,000 franes each, oval) pox is spreading in Lyons, The Second Le Gon, wader Col, Fermer, left Lyons for Tours «x Meas F sand French troops, under Ger Bierocke, be od at Tours from Brittany At Tou of successes to the Freuel ferme cont received. ‘There were victo tis at Am ntelle, Bouves, Vuogeaucourt Neuville, Ver and Arienay, At the latter Bswe:! p.ace four cannons were captured, FRENCH WARK DESPATCHES. A Bottle Raging along the whole Line Rumored Repulse of the Prussians A an Force Marching on Lougwy-An was desultory fighting potuts along the front of the Army of the Friday, No par re have come t je Ublans are reported near La Cuitre itheast of Le Mans tno, Nov, 9%6.—Heay ay lu the direction of Montiédy, he ant uceounts was c nvested, thoug! + had not been commenced. The com ened to blow up the fortress rathe ner. ‘The garrison of Belfort made Wedneday, but were driven back Nov, YT.—An engagement took place on 1 the vile of Boves, near Amiens, Tuc per J the Germans with the he @salwits suffered severely, loxin Uhre times as mn asthe Brenen, The art te and around Am ens is f f confidence A GREAT HATTLB EXPECTS Tovns, Nov The Moniteur says a great v fe impending, The skirmishing #0 fur \as r fp favor of the Freneh, The Prussians de t Fistiice Which obliged them to make a eb. t v of attack They moved a tion of their troops from the centre to the right, seeking t Overwiein the Frencu left, whieh was tec 4 tor fended The enemy's movemont was in auch force that Me to be ® heavy concentration of force t « 1 has possibly captured 1 ay 1 Neuv A © smong the inhabitauts A UATTLE RAGING, i Fighting is going ¢ long t line wr turn tie right of the French at Gien or 4 their left at Chateau da t . ween Le Mans and Tours, Y tf, ‘¥ me w i} ¥ ¢ today, tay French driving back » 1 500 p r There is 4 a i ve battle b been won by the & seat excitement prevails at Tours, 1 RUSSTAN COMPLICATIONS. > Yeren Upbratding Granvill A lively inthe Cabinet-Gortchakot Mal + Wis Pomition -Hussia’s New Wen b & I ( nyille’s visit t « w ‘Or yerterduy was undertaken at the awest of lier Majesty. Tt as gaid that im Bedistely on ie arriving in her presence, the Queen fora tht Foreign Secretary vioiently with regard Ole lm reply Wo the Gortcuakod’ ciroular, | C4 The Queen declared that she “would not hear of war onder any circumstances ‘The scene which was witnessed in Downing street yesterday was an extraordinary and most singular one, The Councli Chamber was turned into a “ bear garden,” and it fs said that no such “bear garden” tumult has been ever before wit- nessed in the enme place, even ander the most an- usual oMcial excitement of former years. During the time of the Cabinet session, some of the mom- bers UPRRAIDED RARL ORANVILLE 1n no very measured terms for having writt ministerial letter of such @ very grave charact without previous consultation with bis colleagues, It is belleved in the clubs and Parliament cles to-day that Lord Granville will resign Wi in the Cabinent on Monday next, anless his views on the Russo-Eastern quostion are adopted by the Cabinet. Parliament will, it is almost certal assembled forth with Lies the Crown to call the members to; sion within seven Russia keeps steadily on; does not recede from hor position in the slightest, War is now, apparent- ly, inevitable, ‘The morning papers to-day say the Ministry will stand firm, even to the issae of war. ‘The latest reports circalated in the city during the evening are to the following effec THM CABINET 18 AGAIN QUARRELLING over the decision arrived at to-day, and will hold another formal meeting on Monday, wi afoul decision will be reached. The Cabinet will moot the Queen in council at Winsor on Tuesday. Prince Gortchkofs reply {to Earl Granville's vote, which was read ‘n tho Cabinet session last eveoing, does not withdraw Russia's claim to a modification of the ‘Treaty of Paris, and repeats rolerence {o the violations of the treaty by other European powers. ‘The Prince meets Bart Granville's compiaint that Russia desired to repadiate the treaty without first appealing to the other powors by expressing a doubt whether such an appeal would have beeu succersfal, The truth ts, Prince Gortchakof maintains the Position assumed in his first note, and withdraws vothing. With pecoliar adroitness he contrives to throw the onus of commencing the difficulty on England, A Russian ukase grants temporary furloughs to the troops of 1871, 1872, and 1873. The Army and Navy Gazette, in ite issue to-day. anderstands that Kassia has 9 pew weapon, superior to any rifle in existence, A report was to circulation this afternoon that + RUSSIA AD DECLARED WAR, but it proved to be unfounded. Prussia has made a tender of her good offices as mediator between Rus- sia and the other powers, The basis om whieh t Proposal is made is as yet unknown, Bexonane, Nov. %7.—The Vidvodaw, commenting on an article ta the Journal de St. Pétersbourg. sa\ the prosp rity of the Principalities does not depend on the relations of the Czar and the Sublime Porte, but on serious internal reforms, Lonvon, Nov, 2 It is the opinion in ofMcial cir. clos to-night that there will be NO WAR WITH nUSstA, tlenst for the prosent, England h out of which she may erceo, his mete, says that Russia still maintains her position that she will be 4 no longer by the treaty of 1856, England says, in repiy, that she will not per- mit a vi! Wwe treaty, Thus the matter rests; but quiet can be maintained only so long a» ssia conteuts herseif by merely affirming Ser re lease from the obligations of the treaty, and refrain ing from any action in conseqdencs of that affirms. ton, Bi will remain quiet, conte 7 protesting in turn ner ing foanda hole Prince Gortehakoff, in ‘ation of sland DETERMINATION To GO TO WAR Ru'sia does commit an overt act, In this © question may remain for some wonths, « until theend of the present war between Frar W powers er band. ‘The * game and is re dy ¢ weiter tof I than to wai However, th eace men #eem about to carry the day —— Prossian Des) un Vensaruums, Nov, 27.—By treaty just signed ty the Baden troops are incorporated with the Federal army, and come under the sole command and direction of King William and the War Odice at Vertin patch. Peru, Nov. 27,—Count Povocki uas tendered the resignation of the Ministry, and it is now under the onsideration of the Emperc faces LSM Wa nthe Ocenn, Battimons, Nov, 26, 1870.—The steamship Bal \imore, from Bremen, Nov. 9, arrived at this port this morning, Capt. ler reports that ip the . Sea he passed through a fleet of fourteen en-of war. One of them gave chase and he Baltimore several hours; but the latter Ue fastest vessel soon left the Frenchinan far Ihe Baltimore came around the north coust of beotland, ah a DEERY AND DION IN CALIFORNIA, ott ame in San Francisco —Dion's splendid Vice The Grent Billiard on Saturday Nigh tory-1,500 to 897. Saw Faancisco, Nov. 27.—About 2,000 persons assembled im Plati's Hall last night to witness the illiard match between Dion and Deery. The play ers had made such wonderful scores at practi ¢ ames that achoice was diMeult, but the pools sold ightly in favor ot Decry, ‘The appearance of Deery ‘ B 2 0 15%, 6b 6 i H 2 : 4 : ss 4 a RUDOLVUE'S HILLIARD TOUR nid Phy aud Substantial Re ad 628 at on pion Tournam| Rudolphe returned yeste nia fortnig wer y speeiators, a ‘ 1 ¢ he Frenc he Py K will play ou York vr make liscla.encer play W A Or iu any place that tay be convenient 10h The match is to be contested hi wdsnusrys tn 4 babllity in Apolo Ha He wilt play ¢srilie d line provided due Had oly dew the * . re C widow fed su tard the expenses of the contestants and the pur dividod, tome going for capenses, the reat to. be a to the Winuers In proportion to. the games won ‘The pian is lessible, wad §1,0W has already been pudecrived, MURDER IN SIXTEENTH ST, A SUNDAY MORNING ENCOUNTER IN THB EIGHTEENTH WARD, want eine ‘The Calmination of a Long-Standing Feu of Edward Hines by Wm. an In it. Early yesterday morning the Eighteenth Ward was again the scene of a bloody traredy, arising from a quarrel of two yours’ standing between Ed- ward Hines and Daniel Murphy, In tits quarrel Ilines was about to get the better of Murphy, whom had seriously beaten; but Murphy, to escape a serious punishment, drew a pocket knife and stabbed Hines in the groin, Hinos, however, recovered, and became somowhat notorious as one of the Mghters of the ward. HINES ASSAULTING WITH A HawwER, During the carly part of Inst summer Hines qu relled with Luke Gleason, a young man in the ward, and attacked him with a hammer. But for the in- terposition of friends and the police, Hines might then lave murderea Gleason. The injury not prov- Ing serious, Hines escaped punishment, ‘The next known exploit of Hines was in Joly last, when he entered Mrs. Catharine McNevine's house, in Kart Sixteenth street, near Avenue A, and aneaulted ber, striking her in the face with hie fast, and biting ber through ber lips, Tbis enraged ber son Jobn, who swore thatthe would be revenged on the ruffian, ‘This threat coming to the ears of Hines, he fired three shots at John as he was standing at bis own door, about @ week alterward, but none took effect, ‘THR SON'S REVENG! Mrs. McNevins had another son, William I., who was at that time In Connecticut, and be no sooner heard of the sesault upon bis mother than he re- turned to New York with the intention of assanit- ing Hines, One night he lay in wait for Hines, and beat him badly with » club, From that moment there was A BITTER FRUD between McNevins and his friends on the one side and Hines and his friends on And thus the two factions, all of ‘whom resided near East Sixteenth street, whenever they met would come to words, and Analy to blows. Hinos and McNovins were the leaders of the fac- tions, and it required the constant attention of the police to prevent a serious outbreak. THE FINAL AFFRAY AND MURDER. At about half-past 1 o'clock yesterday morning the feud culminated in murder. James Hines and his vrother Edward met William IH, MeNevins in Freary's liquor store, at 496 East Sixteonth street, and quarrel arose. ‘As ali wore under the influ ence of | not @ates fr their lan- guage, ond McNevine made «remark which excited es Hines, who drew a large knile, to stab him ih the bowels. In this ‘a Wasuided by his brother Edward. McNevine beat & retreat from tho saloon to the sidewalk, closely pursued by the brothers Hines exuded to make short work of h ever, in bis retreat had thm and as the brothers were rv: he fired, the ball taking eect in Rd Finding’ MeNevins armed, tue broth to Lake reiuge in the saloon ; ree sbols In rapid eucesssion, one o rom the saloon ard's abdomen, rs Hijnes turned the other two bullets took effect in the back of Edward's head, while the other lodzed in James's back. The Oring attracted officers Stewart and Ni On seeing tue police, McNevins und Janes Hines ran, LEAVING EDWARD LYING BLERDING, had lallen. ‘The officers pursued the fast ind Nelson captured McNevina, while Sewart arrested James Hives, The wonnted man. wa borne to the East Twenty-second street police sta Lor, and thence to Bellevue Hospital, where bis Wounds were pronounced mortal. ‘The prisoners were taken to the station, where James's ‘ Was dressed by @ surgeon, after which both Hines and MeNevins were locke up. Patrick Murphy, Wao Witnessed the affray, was heid sa a witness where h tive INTERVIEW WITH MENDVINS. w H MeNevinn, who t= abot 9 yeare of hea t. Het ‘ Hines's and | nd ue nized leader, He had evidently been ca 1 THK MORDERED MAN Pacitic street, Hrooklvu, but is well known the kighteenth Ward, His reputation is nut Ke HINKS'S ANTE-MORTEM DEPOSITION talking to OMieer Bow at Sixteenth str Kdnieht, @ gang of fe corners began. to call i officer him to fey there Was no m Was John MeNevins; seeing them coming toward him, Hines, having « revolver, fired four shots, as he says, over their heads to frighten them away. He was ‘srrested tor fring the pistol, but was discharged by Recorder Hackett, About seven weeks ago he went to work asa horseslioer with one Moran, in Pucifie street, Brook. lyn, and, to got away from liis troubles Avenue A lounging names, and a but seeing chance for hin: 6 Compan ions, Went also to live there. He bad only been twice to bis home since that time, On dutarday night bis ca] Wiliam A iMidotent roller ad been drink y's saloon, 436 Fost Sixteenth Will MeNevins entere James Hines asked him to drink, whic Edward nlso vaked bin to driuk, wh Tiiey all then went out tuto the at was a litle noity et. damier Hi and Edward was trylug to get h to Firet avenue to seta car to go he They had proceeded but a few feet when Eiiward says he was struck on the back of the head, Me turned, and saw William MeNevios standing about eight fect uff, pointing @ pistol at him: The n ment ho waa shot by MeNevins, the bali eutering his abdomen, James attempted t cate MeNevins, wren MeNevins fired at him, and struck him in the Michael McAnally void’ Me eran away, There yut noone fired ither Of the Hineses led Tue only conse for the enmity existing betwe ae The rplexities of the Secr ry the Tr jury The Currency Surpluy Wasmixatox, Nov. 27.—The Seeretary of the Treasury hold yesterday over twenty millions of cur. reney, being fifteen mil held this time last year na in excess of Ww He haa ordered the troller of the Currency to advertise to the holus of the frst three percent. notes that wer TuNuinK Up 1,200,000, that aller Jan. 1 tne Will cease, Bu w hem when he geis a Meient quantit a) Bank notes, i y bw x Vrounuent not tel pou in idly he may have to Take up the taree per cont So unless he decreases his currency palance by tak ing up che three per cents, it ix more likely tot creased than decreased ‘by the extra or jucieased purchase of b: oe The Fight for Power in St. Do Sr. Domixco Citz, Nov, 3.—The Baez and Cabral aro wail to? southwest, and a le pected. Cabral in Dou Ruin del Gw $60,000 Bribe, Sr J Hl, MeCariney, « " r ercaned trom a polle Lic in Sunday dast, Was arrested Dotec was t 1 0, NL promised t conte p ofen pr y a dinerent ¢ tw be tre the law The Population o. New a ‘ Wa s eo has cial data, 895,072, taking four luynolips, nanel Wostheld and’ Plainfield in Union county, and Har dystown and Byorta in Sussex county, at tier population in As, The census of 160 showed the [ population of tust aiate to be 672,08, PHOTOGRAPHS BY SUN REPORTERS. — to the Police Trouble for bis Pi As Thomas Lyons was returning home last night, a little after dark. he passed a stand owned by Mrs, Tracy, at Broadway and Canal street, He stopped and bought some peanuts. At the other corner of the streets Mrs, Connolly also keops a peanut stand. Lyons is® good castomer of both. On bis leaving Mra, Tracy's stand he was foliowed by Mra. Connolly's son, with several other rougus. Connolly struck lim on the head with what ta be- Heved to have been a slung-shot. Lyons visited the SUN office Inst night witn his face besmeared with blood, enraged at Connolly, and complaining of the lies, He said that s policeman, to whom he told is story and pointed out the chiprit, refused to make an arrest, He bad gone, he said, to the Police ‘OMice in Mulberry street, but had not been to get satisfaction. Stace Hammel Protect Bpencer—Thy the hort of It. Counsellors Charles 8. Spencer and the Hon, Abram H. Hammel rode down tow 5 from the Jef. ferson Market Court, on Saturday,in a Seventh avenne car. In one corner sat gigantic, scowling Kighth Ward roMan, who divputed Mr. Spencer's Tight to a seat, When the distinguished practitioner expostalated, the big raffian rose on hts pins and put Up his fists tor a Aight, at which Mr, Hummel climbed Compla! Ger down from his seat, and with clenched fists and flashing eyes, faced the Eighth Ward Goliath, who was awed into docility instanter. Several belles who had fainted revived, aod the two lawyers laps od into dignified silence. Letting U the Drawback Thieves. ‘The criminal term of the United States Cireuit Court will be opened to-day, and the calendar is un- usually heavy, Among the cases bo be called up for trial, bat which will never be tried, are those of Blatchford, the drawbaek thief; Isidore Wolf ond Myrtle May, the smogelers; and Georgs W, Denving. the veverable gentleman who robbed the Sub- Treasury. The friends of Denning wake no secret of the fact that he will never be arraigned; and the influential cfigne that has espoused the ‘cause of Biatebford assert that he cannot be convicted be cause be committed the crime thre years ago. Wolf and May, having secured their rel by the aid of professional bondsmen, left for Europe, where they still remat Whatever may become of these cases, there js #till plenty of work for the Court. A ang of notorious counterfeiters, who were arrest- ed by Col, Whitiey, are to be tried. Some of their associates, however, are o large ou biraw bail, paths cet » Potter's Foot Down onthe Rituallats Bishop Potter has imitated the example of the Right Rey. Dr. Littejoan, of Loog Island, in rela- tion to the new order of English Ritaalists, whose members have attempted to officiate in tho dioces The Bishop bas prohibited any pricst or misstonary of the organization from performing ministerial acts, as clergymen of the Episcopal Church, in his see; and the pastors of the various churches are lable to censure if they permit ‘bem to preach from their pulpits, ‘The body which has thas been Inid ander the ban is known a6 tire Order of Evancolists; it has & branch in Boston. Father Bradiey, the well-kuown Ritualistic priest of St. Sucrament’* Mission, haa also received a gentie bint from the Bishop to aban don his practice of coumunicating alone, alter the manner of Catholic priests, —- > To-Morrew's Target-Shooting. The numerous friends of the Hon, Lawrence O'Brien, Assemblyman elect, company, called the Lawrenc Having been furnished with the targeteers, the battalion will (ur target O'Brien Battalion usual uniform of out in ful! fore have formed toanorrow morning, Afr marching through our principal streets, thoy will procesd to Landman's Park, aud there #pend the day in shooting for the valuable priaes which the Hon. Lawrence ani o'her Politicians have generously given. Mr. Jolin V Cridley gad bit boviail gray horse have been fuvited to particinata in the festivities, As tie excursion is unde ot of the Hon n MeGow Dandsome and exq ‘@f the Hon. Larry, no The End of the Foundling Fotr. Saturday night brought the Fouudling Asylum ' yen Saturday night w eT 4 poor youn Jivinw in Mu y the hou v& Co, fell to of Miss Lane, of the Brevoort Howse A Sn dler's Offer of $10,000 James Wilson, one of the swindlors who wore 1688 Broadway for offering n effort on Saturday to pro fessional bondsmen cailed c oner Davenport and offered to become his but were rejected. They were followed by a well-known merchant, who declined to sien the bonds when he beard that is name was to. be published. At length Wilson's counsel offered to Todge $10.00, the amount of bail, in court, to se cure bis client's release, but the offer was declined Hermann the Bounty Thief, Commissioner Betts beard complaints last week arcinet Col. Hermann, tho bounty swindler whe robbed hundreds of veterans and then fled from the United bt * Court to Europe, The victims say that a lawyer, Whose shingle recently hung on in lower Broadway, bus retained their discharge papere, and declines to return them except on pay wertof certain fecs, Theexamination before Mr Corn! lalhonts to secure poyient of tt elr claims frow the Government, Japanese Princes in the Netropolitnn Motel. Princes Moridera and Yamada of Japan and suite of ten oflcers arrived in town on Saturday ant tock rooms at the Metropolitan IL Pho names of the officers are R. Naiton, Z, Mori, R. Kow, B. Ouno, 8. Matumolo, H, Teramori, K, Hasegaira, 7 Mogats, K. Kur and 0 Tae your men are th high are destined to fill certain y Ure entitied scout is jo that Prince Moridera will study law in Was ing Evid co of Inebrioty & Is Politeness Ons atu Mg, & Young womar entered one of the Jersey City horse cars. After she had stood a ow minutos, a Working mun surren ered bis seat to her, 'T t of a true omen Crew upow bin the es Of the Other fassencers One wan wondered whether he War an equacrights sidered bin a Ch ert another ¢ him dronk steroid, whive the tuird th Brothers! Kyex Blown Out while Binsitog. Por dunvis, Nov Benjamin aud Willian Jennines, sous of Mr. Joby Jendings, of Pon y bad prepared 9 blast to loosen syne stor i faces, Dhey were thrown Fone ‘ Druived aud serstehed by the fying stones, and (oir eyes Wore litersily blown out — SPARKS PROM THE TELEGRAP A, Kite Field in the Glohe Theatre and Aon in Sania 1 fornw CURIOSITIES OF CRIME row A. Thotda was held t te aula | y \ | Ahoy momed O'Keefe, aged toutes bhet t " \ aly, wud itis A that she iuvariails wou with ber basket meat i he prisoners reede 1 | Nortol steel, New York. SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES, —+— TWENTY THOUSAND PERSONS ASSEM. BLED LN SOUTH BROOKLYN, About twenty thousand persons, including five thousand members of tho Irish Convention, wit- ed the laying of the corner-stone of the new Catholic Church of the Visitation at Ewen and Richards streets, South Brooklyn, yesterday. After the long line of priests, beaded by Father O'Farrell a8 master of coromonies, and Bishop Loughlin bring. ing op the rear, had made a circuit of the walls, sprinkling holy water, the clergymen proceeded to @ platform on Ewen st., from which Bishop Lough- Hin briefly addressed the vast assemblage, He con- gratulated the people first upon the building of nother temple, and then the pastor for the boldness of his work, He prayed that their children and their descondante might worship God under ite roof, ‘The edifice Is to be of French Gothle architeetare, 7 feet in width and 166 feet in depth, including th Sanctuary. It is to be of Connecticut bine-stone. In the basement under the church is to be # school for boys, Among the eminent clergy who participated tn the Services. wore the Rev. Terence Heynolds, the Rev. EB. McSherry, the Rev. Cassidy, the Rev. M. Car- roll, Rev, M. J. Moran, the Rey. Father Camp- bell, the Kev. T. Loate, the Rey. P. De Berge, the Rev. B. Gleeson, the Key. P. Carn@, tho Rev. L. Kbaitgan, tho Rev. Dr. T. A. Gardner. the Rey. K. William McCarty, the Kev, Edward Orr, ex-Alder. man Dennis O'Keefe, and other Among the socie- es represented were the Ancient Order of Hiber- plans, St. Paul's T. A. B., St. James Rt. C. B.. Father Mathew No. 7, St. Anne's T. A. B,, Father Mathew No. 4, St, Patrick's, Assumption T, A, B,, and Father Mathew No. 1. — ting Dedication by Bis! in Gr The new Catholic church of St. Rose of Lima, lately erected in Greenfeld, L. 1., was dedicated yesterday morning. The attendance was large. After the procession of priests, headed by the Rt. Rey. Bishop Loughlin, had made a cirenit of the building, they entered the edifice, and thon passed aronnd the house sprinkle holy water. Tue dedicatory mars solemnized by Father Mickie, assisted by Fat! McElroy, deaeon; Father Dougherty, eub-deacon; Dr. Gardoer as master of ceremonies; Father Maguire, and Father Moran, pastor, The music wha condacted by Prof. A Cortada, The quartetio was assisted by the fine choir of the church of Our Lady of Mercy, De volse street, Brookiyn. At the offertory Miss Ex. telle A. Murtagh, @ protmsing young soprano, sang Maria,” by Schubert. After the Saectus © Sslutaris,” waa sung by the malo voices The othor singers wore Miss F, Newman, Albert Roreway, tenor; aud Mr, James 0. 6 9 a beantifut frame structure, with slated roof, and an open porch over tae public en trance. It'bas @ bell over the first gallery. The altar is of curried wood, decorated with croekets and fin ‘The house will seat 800 persons, and cont $10,000, Tho society is $4,000 in debt, Organ 18 & present from A. Mufo: se wane ened at St. Bartholomew's Church Yesterday. For some time past the musical matters in the Episcopal Church of St. Bartholomew's in Lafayette place have been wanting in harmony, The Musi ted as to the mopits of t p Loughlin Wh or- ganist, tho members of the choir were at variance with each other, and the congregation as a whole Wore dissatisted with the organist and the choir, F me to time mysterious paragraphs appeared tm the Sanday blanket bont the probable resignation of the organist ading Episcopalian church. ‘Then came deniala 0 KATE, WOU Yes erday tho storm bi Ast sion fled Cut of the building afer worning service @ elip wd each person, which read us fol music. Tt being tinporlble to ob- nthe hewly anpoiiod Music ( ch (one ofthat combiltvee havihe amiot di Know how to play anonymoumy oF . ' peli ‘ M THE BLECIION OMcial Masoritios from Every County inthe State, nowrMan Countien, — May ‘ re Mas.) woonre Oneida rei i Oswexe not Sullivan, Westchester Total Hoituian's t Now they Do tin Alabama, election in Alabama having gone Dem- the Governor and Treasurer urday and secured an tojunetion re The applied to a Judge on 8: straining the Leg slature from counting the votes for their successors, The other votes were counted Tho presiding officer of the Sevate moved an ad Jourmment o- head off the awoarins iu of the Liew tenaul- Governor, bat without success, eels Burned to Death in Trenton, Ny tery on Fire, Specler’s pottery in Trenton, N,J., took fire A Pots early yesterday morning, and the flames spread to an adjoining shed, flied with straw, Here lay Hon ry Chirk and James Maly; and before thoy conid es cape tue latter was farally crisvet about the face nd ha The otier was terribly burned. Railway Conductor Killed. Pont Juuvis, Nov Mr, William Domitt, « conductor on the A nd Great Western Rail Way, WAS fatally imurod on Thursday, He dis covered fre on one he oil ears. ond the blnze etting fre to the dunk on te eur, It exploded and threw Dewitt of the train Two ™ o Meath tn # Coat Bin, Hartroun, ¢ Ou mor acoal bint to D. n Buy ed und Kyereit Curtiss, need Is ksgiving Day, and had entered the bin at night to lee ’ —— LONG ISLAND The Rey, J, G Gninont iened the pastoral On Union on Saturday, L. 8, Sammin'a a P Gladiator k adan incivient riot on Satur HOURS OF LEISURE, At th int y-flrst Regiment’ A fair is to. be opened on Wed in tt Anylutn. aA i Hodiaan will d an LOSSES BY FIKE Cooper'e ba t 87 Wator street Finny & Hoffman's machine anid ' y ‘ Taine about 1 t " rina ‘la ws kindled by inveudiarios. Tbe 1Jes us ove $900 ; tnausence bow. tof the Aw Leonard Giegerich and Charles Frese were employees in Kress's brewery, im Fitty-fourth street, near Second avenoe. On Friday evening at 6 o'clock a quarrel arose between them. Glogerien had insulted Frese; and going after supper to the sleeping piace of the employees, Frose asked Gie- gerich why be had insulted him. Giegerich made an uncivil reply, Thereupon Frese strack Giegerich with his fist, ‘Tho Inter was standing close to the stairs, and on being strock ‘WE TUMBLED DOWN HEADLONG, his head striking © stone wall at the bottom, The man lay insensible, his head against ‘the wall, and his feet resting on some bricks, Dr. Melius, having boon summoned, fonad the skull to be fractured, ‘The man died at $34 o'clock on Saturday morning. Some one connected witn the place sent word of his death to the Coroner's office, at the same time repre- fenting it as an necident, and on that representation leave was granted to remove the body to 218 Second ayeone. All this time the police had not heard a ‘word of the occurrence, Between 9 and 10 o’cloek on Satarday nicht infor- mation was sent to Sergeant Schultz, on duty at the Filly-ninth street police station, Me DETAILED DETECTIVES Lombert and Leving to goand make an invostigation Capt, Gunner himself accompanied these officers te the brewery and found three mon im bed, and from them they obtained the particulars, ‘They arrested the mon about the placo, Frese was not in the brewery at the Lime. Yesterday an inquest was hell by Coronor Sehir- mer, io the Fify-ninth street police station, and verdict was rendered that “ Leonard Giegerich came to his death by compression of the brain, due to fracture of the skull, exusod by being VSHED DOWN A FLIGHT OF STATRS by Charles Frese, at Kress's brewery, in East Fifty- fourth street.” ‘The Coroner issued his warrant for toe arrest of Frese, ‘The five other men arrested were discharged by the Corot ———— WOMEN SPOTTERS ON THE CARS. panretnseeaty ‘Ten Conductors of the Seventh Avenue Rail- of Embex- r Detected. ullivan, James Gilmore, Patrick Har- ley, Jnmes Kerr, Miehael Sinnot, Patrick Harsis, ‘Terence’ Reynolds, James Courtney, Daniel H Shanck, and William Shannon, conductors on the Broadway and Seventh Avenve Railroad, wore ar- ranged before Alderman Coman yeaterday, in the ‘Tombs Police Court, and accusod by Robert Murray, the Superinten ient of the road, of embezzling fares The railroad companies have been competed, from time to time, to employ aa spotters a number of women detectives, who ride up aud down the lines and note the pamber of passenzers on exch ear, comparing thetr reports with those retarned by the conductors. Since Mr, Murray became Suporin- tondent of the Seventh avenue line, the loss to th company, as estimate! by bim, hes been nearty $700 aday. Thinking itm part of his daty to break up this systematic robocry, he calied on Superinte Gent Kelso on ‘Sunday. the th instant, and asked ailed Serroant Joseph Do elve patrolmen, who were ordered to ride down on tie cars of the Fowl, to count a Humber of possencere on eacd trip, and report every evening, ‘This was done, and on comparing the re ports of the epotiera with those of the conduet aty-tc on “knocking down” two or trip, according to the number of and up and rately the ors, it Was ascertained thit no loss thi thre ors hat fares on eac agers carried ne prisoners wore astonished at their andden ar yaving carried on their little game so tong with out detection, Mr. Murray applied for thirty-nine additional warran «, and thiwks that after the men have becn punished, he wiil contrive to get some o: the roaw’s income ‘for the stockholders, The ten arraigned before Alderman Coman were roleased on £300) beil enc. eee SUNDAY DOG-FIGHT NEAR HOBOKEN - How the Porterhouse Politicians Ushered in the Day of Rest-An Hour and Dy Minutes of Mtoodlerting. 1 19 o'clock on Sunday morning a was con J on the wes * Jorsey feighits t Hoboken, ner Tyler Pare, One Kelly, of Jersoy ¢ and James Su van, of Dover street, in this city, own fighting do: aul for some time they contemplation a ttle, The Jersey dog is a bull, and the ot though having the head of @ buil, is & cross witu a St. Bernard torday morning was set apart for a fight, for a small parse of $50 «side, Abvut twenty presons from New York, aud «lke number from Jerse five minutes to 8 when the + and tiine-keover The contest was flerce and #antuinary st Bernard canght ine Jersey dog uy the ieft ear. und tore it bait off, while the inter caught the New York animal by'the right fore log, and held it with @ death grip. Aitor ficlitine twenty-two minutes the brutes were rated und aponeed. ‘Tuen eight nunites passe t d they Were again putinto the ring. Tiey fought furiously as at the first, aud both were terriby rand eleven minutes ard dog broke tho Wind leg of his the lath bie or unwilling tthe victory wus declared for the ‘Trial of Yerger, Wasmivatos, Nov, 27. Yerger, who killed Col. Crane in’ dae a second trial, and been tound to Imprisonment for live. ‘The Mutuals in New Orleans, New Outeans, Nov, 27.—A game was played and the Low The following is the hetveen the Mutuals o Suurs of this place y Was tied War ben Jeon? 2 0-13 “Pier Hed Ne Ge fat é 0-3 PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE, - Vice-Admiral Rowan has not been ordered W astinigton The handsome Major Joe Sterne is shortiy to lead tothe hymencal alar ab accowplished Fin & elle The yonerable Rischoif Paul, lave Bishop of t Oniental Church in Sithn. wah atusday in th Heruaan new Irkutsk, siberts Mre, Christopher R, Burns has deterintued to tran for her residence wid the, burns fimly to Brooklyn Wil nave the kinaness Py: ‘wie bits WASUINGION NOLES - y { Treithari's credentials as French kerhofl of Ohio is to act nw attorney for ‘aie League in Was tuts Sucretury Deiano will not accont the cubble ate 1 Pennevivanis aueuue, but will Fequite ® woole paveuent On the arrival of the new Ministe » Bolly a mined. meehiog’ of the ( Chit Peru, Hewat "be hed, Wi ecvetary Fish We At Internal Revene Bureau decties that a Wecturer may ge! Tin scraps and cihy binge tired Wburco, BUDE Wo w tax Of KixIveN Conte per prund, be wih be obliged to ely and ea port th YOITINGS ABOUL TOWN Phe brig Onward 1 Trinidad ‘ called to the advertisement of t The Chiidrents Ald Bocioty will muot at the Mesro j Commi 4 of Baltimore gave t » Fire “canm a dinucr yesteruay. F at's and was ki ld Perry W HM Monroe wtroet, was ran ay ' thaue cutie ck i Hon. irecloy spoke at a we Monoll and G, W. Zemlio have a suis | ilersery t Her Van Teppuar. tor MePAr-nul.. Live beaaihbas j Wo ella ilk tailor, 1 AEN st Carat ae cots hile ney f H $1000 GN anes \ bide w suit fur oeault-and batlory, Hell uilsred Comproimine tor’ $00. ‘The sults were Up ou datur ua tu tue Duperior Cour ————————————— PRICE TWO COL. GRANGER’S MARRIAGE, —-—— ARRESTED BY TELEGRAPH, LIBER« ATED BY JUDGE M'CUNN. —>— The Arrival Yesterday of the Chiot of Police of New 0: inna Politics Intertering wit ‘k Nuptiaie~ ‘The Curpot-Baggors in our Courts. The case of Col. Louis A. Granger, Assistant Adjatant-Genoral of the Siate of Lonisiana, was re sumed before the Superior Court, Special Term, on Saturday, ana was disposed of by an order of Judge MeCunn directing the prisoner's discharce, Mr. Jolin D. Townsend, counsel for the prisoner, in bis argument said that he hardly thought be should be so fully justified in pressing for the Prisoner's discharge, liad the application como from any of tho sister States having a moro sottied and stable political and administrative organization, From the Colone!'s own story, to which no doubt could be raised, bo had left the city of New Orloans 8 wook ago last Saturday, under an official loavo of absence for thirty days, it being publicly known im the public oMces and by all bis acquaintances thas ho was coming North for the purpose of being MARRIRD TO AN RSTIMADLE LADY, Ho srrivod in this city, registered his name at the New York Hotel, had bis wedding-cards prepared and all necessary preparations for his intended nuptiats, when, in the afternoon of Monday laity ho was visited by a detective and arrested on & charge of forging the name of Gov, Warmoth to two warrants of the State of Loulsiana, This arrest, Mr. Townsend continued, wos made on the strongtn of ® telegraphic despatch from one Warmoth, Daroorting to be Governor of Louisiana, and one Badger, styling bimself Ohief of Police of Now Orleans, Subsequently an additional telegram was received from another State, repeating the request for the Colonel's detention, and sixned by Badger. This Gov, Warmoth is twenty-ight yoare of age, and bas been previously known in connec lion with the Treasury Department in ‘Texas, whence it became necessary for him to come to Washington to explain some DISCREPANCIES IN 1118 ACCOUNTS. Judge MeCuno—Was he ever tried ? d that he was sent to ind is chiefly known ae controller of all the carpet-bagging business im that region. The trouble with Col. Granger, was that he, being a Democrat, did not coincite with the radjeal views of the Governor, who constitutes him= telf a sort of antocrat in the Siato; that he insisted that the pudiie moneys be used tor the purposes for which they were appropriated, and not to purchase arms (o aid the Governor tn overriding the law with & Siew to PRRPETUATR WIMBELP IN 01 rT. B. Odell, who also app ald that “this Bai “carpet bay udee McCunn deemed further disew mary. He had posiponed the hevring #0 as to afford abundant time to the parties procuring the arrest fo produce the necessary ony Lo War- ant the pr dotontion. if he was guilty of the crime alleged against him, He ordered THE PRISONAR'S DISCHAROE, Col. Granger subsequently received the congratus Wetions of a r of his friends, in wh com. pany he left the Court. The Colonel, it ns, did not permit the unsoem- Jy interruption (o prevent his marr for his ine tended bride, Miss Lettie Thornat came to this city to neet hit, and. the ce y, whieh was advertised to take place in St. Charch, Bowdoin street, Dorchester, was solemniaad on Fridsy evening at the residence of his counsel, Mrs John D. 1 rer, of New Orleans, appeared ies Central Oftice yesterday with a requte Wariroth, and Jemonded the body peer. Inspector Dill, who. was in poiitely informed Mr. Badzer that Col, had beoa discharged on a writ of habeas corpus vy Judge MeConn of our Superior Court, ——— WEST SIDE PERILS. An Encounter with Feminine Garroters in ‘Thirty-ftth Street. Maud Howard, Lizzie Williams, and Grace Liv were ar d before Judge Cox, at Jefferson Morket, on Saturdyy, on a charge of robe Ding Joln Mullen, a boarder at the Westchester Hotel, 49 Fourth avenu Mullen's story is buat, between 11 a) r night he was walke ing along West Thirty-ftth street, when he was sud- denly seized from behind by one of the girls, who put ber hands over bis eyes and held bim biind- f . While another in front searched his pockets and relieved him of a small sum of money anda stiver wate, After the robbery be was liberated, ond Wis assailants took to their heels, Up they ran to Troadway, and down Broadway to Thirty-Grat n y purtued by Mr len. Arriving at St West Thirty-Arat street, they darted in Like hight: Hing, their pursver at their heels UV stairs they flew, taking threo ateps at a time, vd Mr. Mullen’ ator’ them, unt was suddenly stopped by Grace Livingston, doha insisted that the virls bad lis wateh, and added that he would wut go ont of the house withont it n suddenly Miss Livingston drew « rovol discharged fonr shota at hin, but missed ecrs Curtin and Stewart sven ci 1 the cirls examination was adjourned a week - The Highwaymen becoming Desperate Last evening Mr. Charles Schinidt, who with his wile had ei bth street and and baggy in cliary sence James Murphy en out riding, stopped at Twenty- ighth avenue, leaving his horse eof two boys. During lis ab: nd John McCue offered the boys fifty cents to let them have the vehic! which offer was rejected: whereupon the Inds were toreibly dispo. ed. ‘The men were in tie act of riving of when the owner intercepted thom. The ed aasault U we made a COW on Mr. Sebmidy beat him bail, They were arrested — NEW JEUSEY as A new Presbyterian ehureh ng up in Blairs town. and to cost $99,000, The Hon, J Blair oud S21 bid 810,000, The body of a newly born infant was found vem fertay morn ne in a paper box in vld Gr wreck, between Jersey City and ergot Charles Fox ninate of the ‘Trenton State br wilog hon th penal © old pur. On Saturday 1 tto Wee put The s Win Machine ¢ The wain tcviding it 1,000 ¢ BROOKLYN A steambont for the Stanford the Police broke up a far at Bond wud ¥ Mr. Silas B. Dutet 1 Rov Red 1 The Hon, 8 Ok A t formally d y vy Wight Hey. Bishop Louk : IN ' pon in Novelty Building 1 ' * H t of te pl Long Isiond, ered ' 1 1 @olut.'8 k u 1 " leeaye ! whe A Gicd ob Duwrd Who sicainelup abariposs whi ss Sesh SERRE