The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 16, 1871, Page 3

THE SUN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1871 Why IpRe tion in dieregard of the Qonstitution, was released, | United States shall b he ‘enjo: 5 . 7 hon ! { hat punished under the Constitution, asd any force or fraud, mh |) r v O slow that he | CC observed. There have been no Indications to: gered | , tae fompt to act outside that instrnment made Cougress | Mr. Kann ii for two cer cat threat ee Te nad eneas 00 slow that be , vl ! gRANK BLATTUN ARRAIGNMENT OF | quily cuity with the presten. tenilor of an a | Feunone, ral, becduee there wag Re warrant for it | FIRST TM RNGINB, AND THEN PBR. | ine tenceute ee eer ot ee Tee eee ee eee en eee cantare te 1 1 eT ronntCan o fauaily culty with the prestest trailor of an Feanong, 19h f 1 AD F + | ine to secure the attention of the encinerr, 0 as 10 | soveral speculators with supposed Iarie capital wlio i TUK RE IOAN PARTY. Frmns pocrerrige it, Mor shel at allow the ‘Constitution, and second, because even if HAPS DOC. SIMMONS. stop the train. When the train ran off the trace Widlell Gate..... 696 | fda do Finerif to pedictaied to ig. such. case ‘Thomas | there was power to, ‘enach ft, it wae Bot And stopped, it was only twenty-Ove: feet ahout of | BAYe become loaded ap with stocks sold them by me a i # Kiscing the Changes on the Constitutton— | Convention, wah the frat to Uecerh oe dane | grpecigat that, Jt should be ended. Is was . the Commities then adjcurecd ‘il the ern | the various combinations, and the operations of the avaveicunoremny, Yu % te + Riec “ i t v0 ing conditlo wp ic ba nat Tne Army and the’Elections—Fixing the | of the President to determine for himself | country. He denied the assertion that the Democratic = —_—- past few days seem to point toward eforts om the | sreamsniy Colorado, Liverpool, mdse. ant pase ‘ United States Suatices’ Salaries—The | tie constitutionally, or unconstitationality of | members wore always resisting eforte to maintain Dart Of the jatter to force these heretofore wealthy | | Steamslip City of Washington, Liverpool, mdse. mu@ a Now York klection, acts of Congress, “These were simply, without | the purity of. the ballot-bor, ‘They resisted no NEARLY ANOTHER 6M 48H. individaale into aclling out their epecuiative voo- | Steamship x i Wasuisoroy, Feb, 15.--Senator Souven (Rep., | Seucealment bis views upon the theory of our Gov. | efforts of that kind. The record of the Democratic " " 4 Cea : Steamel th Zothaer Kav usnahe cotton, pure.” be- “ Asti . P+ | ernment. That Cor gress had been ‘usurping the | party copiradiciad all, such assertions. Waerever ‘anderbilt Railroad Company are display- | An Express Train Run Into onthe Hudson | ‘es sts los. If this extreme inaction continues a | greta) san salvador, avenman, thee, And DA y Mass.) ofered a resolution, which was agroed to, a. | bowers of two cobi dinate branches of the Govern: | the Republican poliey ed prevailed. wherever the | ing the most culpable ind iference aa to the where | River Railroad Engineer the Onty | Mort time, there will be sufficient activity to com: | Bteanship ‘Wile, Waiyesion, mage aid Dasa ructing the Committe % r E particle of dunbt, The o' reco! 01 teaniship Samaria, Liverpool t . acting the Committee on Commerce to consider | Sistine majorities fucy und’ obtusa during the | Eosttsline sleetione bad nok Bair boon below those | AvOULS Of the bodies of the brave Simmons and his | One Hurt—™ wengers Ignorant of | Pensnte for the loss of business of which the brokers | Aiko, un rivet avd Goantnive vents iy ne expedioney of providing hy law for the regula- | rebcilion, und by bringing su unnuthorized persons, | enacted py the States generally, but had been in | companion, who lost their lives in the recent holo- the Mishap. now se bitterly complain, STRAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT. 4 yon of railroads in the United States, so as to pre- | bad sent the dominant party headiong apon its ca! | theyr details, purposes, and poliey. simply infamous | ennst at Wappenger's Creck, The whole of pester- The Hudson River Railroad, since the frightful | The cold market opened steaty at 1111, but bo- | | QUPENSTOWN, Feb. 1S. —City of Antwerp and Hol. 4 at the Joss of human Iifo and promote the sec arity | F*F aud they were now 4nd outragedus violations of common honesty and fair fore the downw: = a rent Taaeces ivert Mane @ cewek Sanes doenee and heace sc was that thore-were | day Was spent in getting the broken locomotive | *fair at New Hamburgh, bas afforded @ succession mwaed impetus started yesterday by im ME Anrnon? (iepy i ti Invested in the Presiéent end th mR ine | ob, tut Moor of tie House to-day to many members | from ite slings to the bank of the creek, and althongt | Of balr-breadth escapes, which have boen successive: the large sale of & prominent oankive house could Buswess Botues, Y aad tne COMED 6 tase Yo Biatire Wostbor frst contested Maes ae ae eomtat OF Mee | Sin tie oeople never siected gud never would | the day was bright and beautiful and temperature | '¥ Macniled by sensitive public eamor tetostartling | be checked 110% had been recorded. though the | AoA eiiy ot Trae Merit.” Browse siructing the Committee on Rules to inquire whether | Proston of Virginia, to siting member Was eX: |< Nr, Cox interrupted Mr, Kerr, to tay to Mr, | quite moderate, not a single effort was pat forth to | scidents. The most piaarible of these was acol- | Wansactions of that price wore nominal. At this | paovonian FRounse are the most popular article in 4 mm, and 0, what facilites and measures can be | pelled becuuse hie brotuer marcoed & volunteer com- | Churcht\i that the aang of repeaters to Which he had | recover the remains of the dead. Tbe execu lision which occurred on Taosdey night near the | point the market took on more #trength, and ander | iis conntry or uropofor Thront Diseases and Coughs, 1 df opted to ineure eotreet and Impartial reports in J Bui curouen the sireats on the day of his election. | re‘erred was led by s Repubitcan, that the engine was tn the way of the dive Spuyten Duyvel creck, 1t seems the Montreal ex- | liberal purchases the price rexcted to 111, the | and this popularity based upon real merit, which the Url Journals of the proceedings of the Senati Jed by the bayonets of the regular army. Our “one.” alee, that nothing could be done anlil # was removed, | Press traia, which should have left Thirtieth street | fluctuation being the widest that has been recorded | cannot be said of many other preparations in the mar- ir | fessed. ‘my moved wherev and | who had been several times convicted of burglary; | This is certainly the sheerest nonsense. The at Il o'clock at night, was dolayed thirty-five min- | for along time, The firmer fecling was encouraged | ket, which atoimiggMy but weak imitations of the genw a f LANDS TO RAILROADS, longer made war uj imies, | that tue “if = 1 # Mr. Seman (ep., Obie) atroda hae upon the entuies “of Hs | Ghat ‘tie Atofutiheuu party ougat to be ashame td fine bung over very small portion of the woter, | Stes inetarting. When nearing Spayten Dayvel the | bY the slight decline in Bonde es London. Bhe | ine troche, = mt r RMAN (Rep., Ohio) introduced # bill grant- (ur Binir) was perteetiv well aware thot this thing, | Wem. and there was plenty of room for the diver to get | °Dsineer discovered # dangor signal ahend, and on | business transacted has been above the everage, After a Trial of ever 40 years, a | ny to the Utah Southern Railroad Compaay rignt | though commencing st the Buutb, woald not end Mr. Axte11 (Dom., Cal.) argued against the iT, | down on either side or in the rear of it, slackening found ® freight train moving north very | though bat little animation was imparted to deal- Dr. € MAN'S FRMALE PELL y of vay through the pablie Ineds, thera; that the necessities of the ratical party | and remarked that the great mistake which the Ke: , lowly directly ab ‘This compelied ings, ‘The rates paid for having balances carried | B&ve proved to be the only re iable remedy for eor~ Mr. Pomenoy (Rep., K. 1 would extend the use of the bayonet at elections to | publican party made im doubting the honesty THE DIVER's OWN REASON slowly directly ahead of bim. the | ings. seat ing Feoting alt irregniarities and removing all ebetruo- 4 . 1 P, Kansas) presented resola- | the North. It bad now been introduced into the | and pairiotism of the people, and In prefering tO | for not wishing to go down yesterday was certainly | &Press to move very slowly also, tho speed being | Were 34, 8. 4.5, 6, 54. and 41 Bcent, The exporte | tons, whether from cold oF otter wisu. explicit dirve- | tions of the Kansas Logislatore, asking that the Bates whieh furnished the mo: powerful aid an trast the military powor rather than trust the ry nood one, He sald: catinpateg by the engineer at five miles per hour. of amore pavenves we 45ST, ‘The total clearings Hons’ with each vox. | Price, #1 Kent py mail OF 1a . 9 largest number of men to ernsh the ion, eopl mi u conductor . ore Pacpenes were Lg Ly ss Ks 4 earted be: Aber rped io lerritogy be great Mr. Monton desired to ask tho Senator 4 question | Mr. Voonmens (Dem., Ind.) sald he had known If they will stop work arousd the engine and | "A iteal aie ine Tonk Balances, $1,644,675; and currency balances, §2,901,- | 50d by allaruggite, P.O." box 4.581, New York. 4 #1 (o the Kansas and Texas Railroad Company. —whotior he regarded the Fifteenth Amendment e8 | whien the pultey of ueuroation over the States ot the | tot it rest quietly in dhe slings for an hour or two I | oth street at 11:00, but owine to the “delay of the | O10 Te principal quovatious wore as follows 4 ‘The House joint resolution authorizing the Wash- | baving beon rated and now & fundamental pert of | South was commenced, that it would not be confined \ tHandre express was held back wntil four minutes after the TE )1948 P.M DE (8245 Moo. MM ePnow and Rain * ton National Bank of Cooperstown, M. ¥,, to | ¢law of the land? to them, and tuas when tho States of the South w Will be perfectly williug to makes descent, bat I | express hed started, and then proceeded at its usual AIO LP Masses sHO}618 BM. LHe ie btipe gat (alters. serene ne eres i 7 * " * Mr. BLaim tiought the Senator ought to haye got onetained, all the other Sta will not go down while thoy aroat work. If any. | rate of speed. As Spuyten Duy. Foreien exchange rules strong on the basis of MILLEN @ COWS, Union square. H ‘On motion Pe seers Cee sen) hie tot rare Lf bs Hives! Amendment by site aid be treated tn tke tm nner. Ithad once been | thing should give war, where would Lbe? Bup- reat of the express, not 109% @1005¢ for prime sixty days’ sterling, and 1104 an wenend { xen (Re 0 ne. [Laughter ought the ratification of aimed, "Ob, that mine enemy wonld write @ aol 110%) for wight; but no apparent disposition is H fowine resolution was adopted: Lis own State was in legal form, though accom- | book ;" but bo would say, Oh that mino enemy | Pose the engine should break from {ts slings wh Bicieunds oral ob tree sete Covent tbe rover Perey, essen, Merace, Serieg Wo Revotvad. That the Secreiary of the Navy be directed | Flished by the most infamous perfy. Would continuo just such ‘legisiation as this ntil | they are straining those ropes and chains to their | whistle down brakes and shut off steam on range of gold is calculated to incroase the demand Kidoeys' WJ LEV, Ageut, 7 Hudson Kiver Kale ' beommunicate to the Aeuate a cony of the instruc: Mr, Monton suustantially repeated his question, | the mighty colossal power which once strode scross | ytost tension! No, when 1g) uador it I want the | fine. Bat baving the from importers. Commercial bills are scarce at 109 | Foad Depot, Varick wt. if hous te the commander of the shipTenuessee on i when ir Buatn said he would endeavor to be sul: | the laud ander the name of the Republican party, | W200" : bureh be(cre his eves. and not having the courage | Gi00%. The receipts of gold ut the Bub-l:reasury | see—ew=—eeeeene seen i | mice OF tae eats het ee Upited Stace shine | ciently explicit, He did rogird the ameudment as | will totter and go to its fail forever.” Tc was uot | Workmen (o keep away and stern sense of duty of Doc Bimmons, he jump: |W payments, $70,942 ; balance, $63,709, MARKIED. 1 pine at ‘OF the Fanens Regelichow wits De comp ete.and as part of (he lew of the lund; he bad | tor him to complain, except in behaif of the public | Getting tho engine to the bank, however, is of his engine before the train bad’ stopped, | 218. eney recoipts were $27,404; ' pay. OALY Re a |i Binic, Logetler with the armaments of euch salps never held any other dociring tu regard to it; He did | good. Le did not complain ta a party spirit. | fe more importance to the railway Company than ined soine slight bro His tenin ran on | mente, €231,083 ; Dulance, $11.673,958. The receipts | pBATRY CALVER—By the Rev. H. de Laynes, Ja The joint resolution of the Indians Legistatere, | 20800 wrdad the reconstruction | Nothing conld undermine tue strong abuttments of until it struck the rear of the Montreal express, | for customs amouated to $424,000, There has been IRVIN Y.—By the Rov. HH. de La : iasdrawing the Bigue's Slisned tatneauon et acte as any partof the law of the laud,audif he ad | the Kepublican party more dangerously than such | 1# the rocovery of the body of a trusted servant, and | breaking tie platform of the reur car of that train, | othing new to note in money, the supply being Fille Mecarthy. a ie I in» place of power and called upon to act upon GlOANTIO AND UNNECESSARY OUTRAGES 40 work was continued and the remains of the noble | and smashing the pilot of 1s own engine. No cars | ample to mect the demand at 4 ® cent. on Govern: tre 4 VHS FIVTEENTO AMEND d Jawa, he should have acted out tis a ow permitted to lie ander tho rapbish at the bot- | Sere thrown from the track, and no damage was | ment bonds, and 6 W cout. on wixed celluteral i | fs then taicen up for the parpo gonvictien, lot the consequences bo what tiey might, |} a9 this biil contemplated. Lt provides, for an army | tom Gethin creek for yet another (ay done other than as above. ‘The engines: was the | Prime discouuls are in good demand at 6427 B A oe | Sorton to uddress the Senate upon the question | He mever did belle constitauoual, In ail over the land,an thick as thetocusts and | Hm, F the creek Foe et sete Jerbilt or bie gon | Obly person nt ail hurt, most of the passeogere uot | cout. ‘The ‘Treasury proposals to buy two milli Hy the lev, De H sebetelmy oi therein presenied, the Initer part of the morning THE ORLERMATED DROADUBAD LeTIER, dg He 347) nd to arrest | pin woud lie in that water? sald a Pongnkeopre | ¢vem Knowing that a ‘eotuision had occurred Ail | Gvetweuting brouglit out bids aggregating $4,000, f fo, Belle Mate uF hour Velng awarded him tor that purpose. sues MaceU KDE; tn (AER: HANES AUN Ld th . free: born Ameriean citizen aoe ta’ tue SUN reporter us the diver cone | {ie trains proceeded to their destination without | 200 st rates ranging from 103.04 to 100.75, the award | I TOUEMIISTER—y the Rev. Gottmrieg e | Mr. Monkron (Rep, Tod.) the ved to show the Onald be aeote c Gace tenis, eaermteee won'oh Re balae ena ea ote ee Eta Cluded his remarks, “It makes a big difference | further delay. Of $2,000,000 being ot 109 04 vo 109.94, ‘The Govern. | Keueiwel, Ferdioand Hartig to Ferdinandine Hoifiuets i Le ogtaemer er Oancties tan shoul sh" 4 Heir usar patio jon of the bill a Which it was do | phe acclde 5 ‘butab) Neus bond market was dull aud sleady pouding the | dechess from the la'e rebel Biaies ae conuitions precedaut | gi army, wien the carpel-bag government would | do amenaole to eivil or to military Jurisdiction, | Pie particularly, Gending 6 flagman pack to Golly (he Yonkers train ed, Without, bowevor, any special chango in | SECA LLL EN IAT Ee i conditions bad taken the torn of constitutional | Pere Rt OM a) wey awarded the f and said that with that section retanod be woud IF THE OLD COMMODORE LAY THEne Of his detention, He was summarily | distuissed the ions, ‘This of the Ove twonties, the currency | pit seneiiif, Segiried’ ilainmerschiag to" Matha a | smousiuient, and baving been eeveraily accepted by | ang was xbvut to comtinda ihe debate, but Sir. Coub | "Me (Rep. Mo) moved to otsixe | , Simmons's place you'd see more that forty divers | Saed yensserly, moraing, aad another Gan Bes Deve Telug partioily due to the. enticrpation thet | KILKELLRY—DONOVAN.<By the ft He Heid wint the Democratic paris by ite atoupiod re sors tenate resumed the consideration of tue bit {ary auinorities to ober 8 call made bye United | out of tho way. But ion Wat's the’ iter THE IRISH EXILES baste of cir lattes 1 he tiarket closed Hr oa tue | 4/\y TON-BATHIET iy tue tiey. 1 de Liaynes, Am W Hose torches. teeta wae. coltnuitied to Buliiicn, | United States aud foreign ecuntries, ne quesion | Mr. Logan remarked that that amondmont would | euce, byweet,, old, Vauleriilt | snd tim a Henry Ciews & Co.,3a Wall atroet, report at 4:30 | crAiunas weevoyve itary Valleys } f Werlon Ot etising laws, He refuted | elm upon Mr, Syo'wauendineat vo liait toe charge | remove his otyection to the Ui oN Ee oataoepale. foel ‘very “ative | They Menn Business-And Aasume Control | p. Ai. : TYULLAGR EY SDURPY ty the Rev. It. de Layne, tae se n male by the Democrats tat tne | Mgt Mstaxe Of ten words to @5. | | Me AuNGutaM (Rep., Otic) closed the debate. Me | saiust tue Company tor their wliule course sines of the Various Irish Organizations, ma ig, anv, | Patek Muniarey to Mary Deity j a weft aaven tuteat Oy the are robo. Stats dar Lasasinee 7o st > pee nets merM ginal gus | tho dreadal occurrence, | Not & naan eunasciod | At a meeting of the Irish exiles hold at G.S.carreney M111 124! St0e. ree. J. ba Heremstetern ie Garlaakionéee se \ vis oy cocrcion and Guress, and siso tue assumption s % APPROPRIATION BILL, elleged a a “ph with it (we may excopt Mr. Toucey) but lias ex- ‘ " tae | AG SRS ot, sou, LEERMACH EL -DOLLOK-—iy, the Re Foot the rasiication by tue Ladiana legisiatare was | which was agreed to, aud ho latter bill was pros | eee aE a tao the Peobre Under, Stale, Govern: | hibited the coldest indinerence to everything what Oe ray cece) renee ewe anaes tig iy Feneisiiky Newman Pgivermacacr te Emme Pelor: = | H see ' Sealed itis euselina: bolas oe ibs ara | ments. eat ¢.eatoemed qui ose much the right of | gig got involve the benefit of the Company, First, | Mously resolved to appoint » committee, with full | Poe Fats hie orig Kelli d—ENTICK ly we Rov. H, de Luyaes, H | hese resolntions purport ng to rescind the as. reported from tue Committee on Approprisuions in 7 OHORS Weve are evervibing was rificed to the rebuilding of powers to deal with the question of organization on | 5.2%, G4, cou Joho Ketlly to Ano Beatick. 4 tent ei the State were a mere Larmiess nullity and | Creasing Judicial ealarles, RQUAL RIGHTS TO ALL THR PRoPLA biidge, and now they leave poor Siminons and his | petait of the whole number, This committee con. | °2* ™ couv 1a.C P gold bade — ‘ weve nc of ho cousideraiion exceot tor their | “'Sfosety, MOMEMAN sud STEWAMT favored the ia-| of the United Stites. The people have learned | companion the the creek, because, forsooth, " . Io State bonds a further seliiug movement was DIVORCED. Po Pouiical sniticanee te AnOieSMng he Spiris OF the | crease, Tisdom by tie terrible aud awful ordeal through | sey must get the engine up. Why do they want | sists of J. O'Dowovan Rossa, D. D. Mulcahy, T.F. | noted in North Carolinas, tho olf declining 1B | MLAKE.—to Chicago, by Judge Jameron, @arah Me omucieey atl loctrines of Mr. Witaon (Rep., Mars) did not favor so large | which ther liad pu iately passed, and bad invested | te enue ant I'll toll you. Tt is not solely ve | Barke, Kdmond Power, &. Pilsworth St, Clair, | cent, to 4534, now to 20\d, and special tax to 34. | Blake from Hirau OM Miko. Cauacy draakeaneas, NULLIPICATION AND SECESSION, iM Increase as Was prooused, nor any additional | in the Constitation a provision to correct and e: ause they want to clear the way for eosaree for the | sone MeO! 4 Job Bouth Carouinas now wore weak, tho July and Jan. | Married Jan. 1, 185°. In bitched. N. it p | Eee ey aesase iney want to lay the other track, | Jolin MeCiare, and Jobm Devoy. At their drst m jarsied Jar Litelines ; tnd 4i0 not represent the sentiment of the noel ompensation #0 far as District Jadges were con- | plain the powers of the States. It was written | bodier s if bee ‘ ary faliivg off 1 8 cent. to 6%, and April and Oct y h Bt. Lous, Mary Boyd from Thomas In Wiien wae Repabucan, Iv People | Corned, sume of whom were of very littis capacity | plainly in the Fifteenth Amendmiont that no State | sai. Mark my words, shat when the ougine ss out | !ne yesterday, J. O'Donovan Hoses was elected | ber to 69, Now Virginias made a downward tun | Per ato eciory 7 Me cevutty to know the ‘issue made DY tne’ Dumor | OF Cluracter, aga.net whom the heaviest oharges | shall make or enforce any law that shall abridgethe | Of, the way. a hundred men Wik go te work of 4 Pept ad J. McClure, Pecretary. The fullow- | of 3¢ W cent. to 62, ville old Louisian Pe ae hile anelahctal teamed babe nd i) Suc party watch Wit uot menn to acceoe macor | wets Row pendiag, ‘There wore among the District | immanities of citizens of the United States, aud that | Otber drew at ouco, and pots single aur will Adooted: stele the control of | Ce to G3ig, aud Georgia 6» to Mg “LEWIS. a Chicago, by Judge Jameson. Carte ‘ te EAT: AED AUT ot miean to accent any Of | Judges. however, men of ability ang integriuy Congress shall have power by law to eacorce this | wade by tho Company tor ove bodies ne ummediatery the contrat of | Sirong ab O4%;, Alabama Se at pir, ana Missouri 6s | Lewis trom Samuel Ac Lewis, Cause, adultery, Mate iP Htructi n acta or the fourteonth’ and Finecnch | , Mf Sawrae (ep, 8. ded the District | proviso, That was exactly what this law proposed | ‘ath of the matter is offered to ves under our guiaance, a at Os. City bank ehares were neglected. In ried ADM 2h, i801, in Chicago. : Angadiments, but would, if they bad the power, | Judees from the general tion wade by Air, | to du, and that was al! there was of if, The bill ja COMPANY WOOLD HAYR BEEN PLEA. that each of nd BE Aeked 10 oni ‘way bonds Central Pacifics sold freely at Yie@9i% RITCHTE.--Iy Chicago, by Judge Jameson, Jannes ‘ Wily them il, Ae eorroborative of this et Wiison, Ii any of them were bad mea, as charged, | all its @ain features had siready received the sanc ‘ ‘ tus existe: ce in orm UNL OUF plans of Untons, 80% 290"; ; Chicago and Northwestera co im Win, Ritenie.’ Cause, cruelty. “Married be cited the Vote of the Dewocratic membera’o Tact should be known, aud the lucuiapotout and | ton by a very strong vote of both branches of Con. | {{ Note single Lody hid brow found. No damages | organization are ited, SU; frets OF C.,v. and I. C., 835; and in Montreal, Canale. : + cited the vote of the Dewocratic members OF | corrupt presented for lnpeackiment. Gross.” Iu whole object was to preveat aay violation | (eH. yu Know,” and here the gentleman poked his | | Jisuired. T New Jersey Central new bonds at 100. Waiwee i it i Ae at Vinbeathe kece | Me. WitsoN moved to amend by Axing the sate- | of the rights of citizeus im. the matter | user in the reporter's ribs, and smiled sigaid. | Ponoanre i ad eMcianey with quotations, New York Central stock ——— \ | f alidcaticu by Iemtucky of swear. | Hes as follows: Chic? Justice, $8.00; “Associate | of eleccions. 1b was to put an ead to fraud, bribery, | Aine that the ge: wed tatartt ‘aviay to.our’ of Organization, J between Wb Qvi% : scriD, 00% U0's: B DILD. wee |) pant Trovit ot tie Rourtee tA modmy | Justices, $5,000; Circuit Jadgos, $7,000; Justices af | Intinidati p, and corruption on the part of offciaia | q cy rid, tat the Renleman was intelligent and | °jiesotecd, That printed conics of out recent ata: Gi2i«; Lake Siiore, WZ: Wanush, 32 AGRI WNddene, ab Wee Pons. Yee ¥ co ee et ee ee he eee ty Amendment | tie Court ‘of Claune wad District of Columbia, | and Lired tutarvencre when the people assembled Leese ES auaeie what he tECRART OF TRG Care ef for advice ana assisiancs ia britg) 52); Northwestern common. 16-4@70%, : preter Febs li, ii, Me Aunel, Protessor tub 8 youre at ‘i fd toe Civil Rualita ills the Fevent decision Of We | S699; which was agreeil to—B0 10 88. tovelect thoir representatives. in Coneress. Ae the | yousured to nduir) wast he thought Of tho card of Si Tuishineo, te tarwarded to PoGso ys Mock Toland, TON QINTs | Bt. aad siatew shiitaty Academy, ana tatacesniaw oF By tie Bente Piatt sib. MHA the gibeente “Or 1k dir. PRusment moved an amendinent providing a on the Democratic side choose to earry | tire Comp from Gil bamerane densing the re Rime waivers: cov mice coats common, 83% G53% : _preferie Sta: Ohis 4 { rot that beste denping the velkivy ot the | that the District Judges shall be assigned in the | an appeal from this forum to the people, he would te tes finde hae age I tet Ay Baal bs SoM oe ee oceormon ve. Lae and WOH; New Central On Tuerday, Fed. 1 ats Y. M., atter { ¢ that bate denying the validity of the | Vattaus Judicial dutriets by ‘tho Greult Judges, he appeal. and would go to tue people with | Doris thit the romaine of U unfortunate killed Irish Organization, Sweeny's Hotel, New sud Union Pacitic, 9) Reading n Hien Mransfiert ‘i ‘iia 7 fe had also declored the Fiteeuth Amendaent | #0 that each Judge shail perform equal service, oa wheitier tacy ¢ d to have their elec shaw i" was the apewer, * — 7 sed, aud Pittsburgh at At erally tayited to arson he taneral it rm nee “al { AUlLitg, aud ROL DINGag epee the’ beagle Ort Without further action, the Senace at £30 o'clock here .iter guarded and spiclded by mational law rico fA bat g Poe irpdyag tbited 7 th GC. Cin. and Tada dt Mout etc at IO AM toden: Be fi dravity of tie Issue thus probeased, as lave ining the | At tae evening session Mr, Trambull’s amond: aig Reon UM vad ll SRE EH oad nee tt fo dcaeld Corporation inthe Uulted States. Cuicago and Alta, Hs; Hannibal and Se, Josepn, In Tuesday k ho A. Bradish im Daen We constonion ot/Mr, Movtn's easel, 4cooug tie District vudges was adopted, pThe, fest question was taken on Mr. Finkel: | Of Socr Mrs. Vesse. Lill ake my cata belore lieu | SN: A Indy, accompanied by her little daugh- A eog0, anal Irleniis aud acquaintarces are respecttally ti» $ i » ROSE TO REP! = Whe Gil GAs tide peieee Bye . ai Heaven that not aaingle e Taliway | ter. crossed the Desbrosses etreet ferry this morae | O* q arse nina, 7 rom Bh o reside Bexeh 4 - i AE ey yer menovs leaded House of Representatives. sean 1h Cara Hh contrive nineteen ectene, | aid the Aret solitary taing ¢ covery, | Wog.lutending to take the 0:9) train for Rocky fil, | $0". Mariford aud Erle. # iby A KAME.—Ou Wednviday, Feb. 15, Thomas Frame, BE : Mr Coun (Rep., Cal.) moved to take up the Ap After the reuling of tee jouraal, the House pro- | covering wenty four uriuted pages. end is price . they didn't even pro werty | NJ. alway tickets aro not sold at this terry | The miscelianeous tist a loss accl\e MOY *Sterelstives and friends of tho family are snvited i from Missouri (bias) WoulL be Aju wed to proceed, | the bill C0 enforce the rights of citizens of te Uni | Wt ritiden tor tue apooiutment. by tie Uoned | We ste going to have it sworn to by a dozen of our | Feached the dock in Jersey City. the train was just wile Western t jae resid av i Sever t—O a! a £0 C1 vi ren ent b ye United i A " i Quick casaeatiitiendaiaeend 1 a emia he te yi eens ted States under the Fitteenth Amendment to vote | Staica Circuit Judge of two Supervisors of lection ble ritizens, to the effect that tie Mud The surly gste-keeper woeld not allow the py 4 Bair proceeded, 2 Wiasrew Bis motion, and Mr. | 5 the several States of the Union, Of diflorent politics In cities and towns having over oud Company treaied # torough unti Orst had procured a cles pecial Notices, H rh as ge vit th f ‘ Able deste 9 twenty tiousiad inhabitente, and prescribes th THM REMAINS OF THE ViCTINS toes at the oft In the mean time the train left, 41UA8 : nile said be. thought the ator from Indians Mr, Expnipan (Dem., Wis.) denonnced the bili as | powers aud dusies. It wlso Soelaes the United : gered dscns uid it not be well, Mr. Elitor, for this New der. | “Stee: MANHATPAN MARKET COMPANY Clortons wad Ony represented te Administration | the most anwarrantableand uajustifable measure yet | brates Macstal to appoint epccial Deputy atarstiats | Of,thelr negligence, with the most outrageous in. | sey Kailro d to station meu porscssed of a least a pi OF 1b CLLY OF SEW Youi . chek Me be % t 0 assist the bu isors ection, and rites | diflere of, Eastmat ight wien be say » common sense be gales, and ncates % 3 / 7 Waich Le Lad spokew Of rep: erenia ive covernment, | Proposed by Congress. It was absolutely atrocious [ats aouat ana ee Ca rat Haha d tho bodies were recovered promptly ; Lut ul you read e above not cause extra trouble and inconve: | y° F280 aw — } Lats vitwas rumored tat the Senator bad | Tt had mo warrant in the Constitution, and ao pre. | {els boners and duties. aud authorises them to ©!) | nis eard eareiully, you'll eee that ho forgets to say to ladies travelling without escort, purtica: | N,¥C- 4 ig ae Organited unter Special Act of the Legistature of the bevy appointed to 8 Ligh mission, and that after 8c- | cogent except in the act to which itwas emenda- | of the disirict, Tue authority to call on. tho | {Woe dill The citizeue did it tr, while tue Com. | larly a6 persone ro allowed to board these train at in, Couttel 8 of New York, pasted March 28, 187 F *'mind abou ‘ tue district. | Tue it all any were wasting Valuable Lours ia repairing thelr | uutiber ess small staiona without tickets, Leta gn onsequence of tue Di i. uriy ut tie lee: | tory, Aside from that bith, It stood atone—original, | Military wutlios ite ai aartens ludielat tine provides | d— ols bridge, | xc ° I don't often | litte SUN ght shine on the above | ion in i ta Democrat | as it was hideous and revolting. It had not the | | pane ees sesh aweor, but when I think of the outrage, it makes PRO BONO PUBLICO. CAPITAL, $1,000,090....., SRARRS, G10 Bace, ‘ eo apt tis State, ag | merit of ene redeeming provision or quality. It A CHIEF SUPERVISOR OF RLECTIONS, Imy blood boll, But tLere's another thine'l wish to - — prey ga ey cua AER Un Rania $ ee Mt] oule bind the several States hand and foot. and | tnd prescribes bie powers and duties, It extends | Mnnideratinn of te enisiovecs qvagt "the humane Court Calendars this Day, Go. Weel OFFICE 9 AND 91 BROADWAY, ail cit HEatn (repecting with emuhasisi—"One who | deliver them over to the Federal Government soe Er merenee es ee Sia « under toate | Yost TF eay myseat vor 1 wae etuuding near by ae Besa, Ord, ey Hy on Wayne vila § igh ie | ould represent he he Nite vi ana, bev . rhe ternecicn teak ty A tho act. | Aiver the bodies of ine unfortunate iadies were re | i,t ik * ) wee ot. Paal is > : ree rhe See Jagated and help the mere tools sud ih tine eruren ac ue per Rit : Rea thous Ae WhLte CR eieak bla, SraGRIRE RULE RH TOS Sina th pl an Bee Sid S38 Am-siee UB. a8 ‘Two Tuovesxn Five HUNDRED sharos of the Capital 4? i bes ted bya D Congress. [twas Re bill is Confined, sbail be by ballots written or | 1 one Of the track layers, I think—By ed up | [95 4h "Ht Ni hy fiMia’ ik tintige ate vA (Phe enithodd eleslen 60 dike eile were Stock of thie Comp par value FI ' pertiewap (Morin). wowe sorosd, TEE CROWMING ACT OF CENTRALIZATION Prin'ed, “anytiing im the awe of any Suate to the | fin ty nis companions witutueremarke Dom | hS Part Nea fate 104, oon Sarehy over Ure Bam tal 8 Breuenlaary Apron eat | Dele 108 fete HOF ae BD Eos are) 1 pave learned thete tuat wiea popular | and consolidation. Is brushed away at once and | “The Contormuce Comapttes on the bill to create a | !OW are these tor high?" Do you sve this bruise + : taney Galambee cand Meclsnamolte MiAithan: Gr tee rico red (0 BUTCUBKS, DEALERS, MangetMem, aod «% i ones own thell ature the | gnaliy all State machinery and local autiority, and | territorial covers for the District o: Columbia | 08 MY Kaneaie? Well, that follow ‘ bikes eB a tan Lake Sucre aud Michigan Southern—ihe latter evr | * books of anbecription £ id st f S00 fia Farms; bat in Die | stitaied in thelr place the Federal bayonets, 1s | mice s rt, which 16 ¢ voted on to-morrow VELL AGAINST MY Fist Nos. 604, 100, 60%, 108, tot, t00, 109, | PORAtion guaranteeing interest on the bonds and an ooks of a n for said stock will be t The House tea took a recess tl tid, suite wh ater i i tM a. i od P cent dividend on the swek of the ¢ i n Wed i ' tr holiing on to ofce ‘ing that | created a host of new offices before unknown, and that's what made er knocking the scoundrel i, 704, 308, 104 “hguty' causes | Columbus and Ladianapolis, This arrange nesuay, the 15: day of February, 1871, from 9 A. Mf. to | Be. .tor's cx-mple, he (Blur) proposed to state some | diled the land with spies and toformers. It sought Pat a = cown, L reported the outrage to Mr. Toncey, but | Nut Considered & Very advantageous one to 5P.M. and h " “a Butters connected wia 0 overawe free Awerican citizens, aud to control SPANISH NEWS FROM CUBA, hea ofbing more of it, I don't mean to say that nae! holders of the Cleveland, Commoas d Indi 4 Laqshlorseiy Gg haat tial dla. que aistoRT OF ree AArtVicATiON Uielr votes by the menace of the sword and the —-— workmen bevaved in that manner; but I do | Three men in a population of three million tnhab- | jis, a5 of late years their tusiness has been muca | “Over Muo-cribed for , | hn é . prea cee at the voting precincis of the soldiers of | Hard Fighting in the Ceutral Depnrimeng | Sy that shat was the #oirit shown throushout, {tants attempt to ran New York society and New York | injured by tho extension of the Wabash line to Si. | Each subectiption for Tre (19) shares, from say f | gf'the Fifteenth Amendment, He then arrotened the | ue army. It Wad its origin In the interest of an uo Surrender of Gen. Coraclio Porro aud | 1. )| 9 reporter found that nriments expremed | city, and to thee three wen do our municipalities | L,ouls, aud the compiedion of the A r Great | 2uicher, Marketman, oF will e cre emb> 4 P Reput i intivelity ty 18 professions be ‘upulons and desperate party. Its ie was by this gentieman were the reflex of opinion in tai Wort is & paralle bg tine te i SB ibe cabpe ie segurs: Ve tee einasnle et the Lee citaenes Ieee ate th eae cn ee 11,000 Lusurgente—King Amadeus ont Whole realon of Now diambp riChinion tn the | vow, democratic a8 do these rep atives pretend | Western, which forms a parallel cunpetuig sine to | *€ 0. one stand oF stall, ut a ui xod reatal | Futcenth anendment, After e aa Presidential | vent, binder, and delay citizens in voting. It pro mide HG hd bas a-Nine Spantarde Res | opinion among all classes that is, that tie | to be ai — rapes pteabhiaucides i le ; esentation ral ous by the | vided aeystem to drive citizens trou. tue polls und sisting 500 Cubans, Company were shamefnily negligent of the lives of | Now. there three men, agents of railroads, forelen ; bak t Bo one buteber, tnian, oF dealer will Be mitier fe control of the States, that party tutional warrant forthe measure, twat | diavaya, Feb. 4 corresnandence fi #0, 1f possible, of their bodies afer the terrible ac rations, can drive from three to fifteen horses in - ale oF retail departs I the intention to aval 'y Ab ibe ensuins session of Congiess, ‘iad’ forced the teurpation and revolution, se : PABA EROS = TORT Ons © public elsewacre entertain the same cn i wd NEW 7.90 GOLD LOAN bineelf of this privil y ot by enc! , Principio Urov the country In the Futeenth Amend: | “Mr. Cox (Deu, N.Y) eald tue bill was aimed at | Gatamaro published in the Diario de fa Marina | vies we have only to record the fact, thas since the | New York city, and to these do these same deputics ‘ eclf of this privilege must be declared by each eab- 4 x (Dew, ) dat Brent. A proposition to aubuit the question to tbe w York vity and Sate, He arraigned the action | gives an interesting account of an enerzoment on | *¢cident tue traing on tne Hudson Hives road have | bow. —_ foriber at the time of subscribing, i} Biule Legis uiures (hereafter to be elect.d was voted | of vadge Woodrad and others at f vero x Tun comparatively? elapty, while on the Erte the | HL. T, Melmbold, knowing this to be the ease, and eas A diagrain of the stands tn the market ean be seen at ] dakcs Whe bentiors nk Ruccesentalives trom tie Jee 14, in which the Spanish General Suances and | ficiiities for pussenger traMe have had to be great! th | : the office of the Compan: at i Bwtes of Missouri, Kansas, Michican, New York TUE LAST FLECTION IN KEW TORK, arse tntealloass with Gwor Anat eee ares liiwacoeoe ¥ | knowing that there men give large suppers to foretca pany: an ction of stanas i aud Obie voted ior that amencin nt, aluough the | 8°4 showed that alter all there liad been bat AMY | oy a tine occurred di Sorin RA Le SUN reporter yesterday conversed with representatives of those introduced by them, and Marans, Jay Coons & Co, by sald snbscribers will be according to order of ¢ab- +f pr het amanuin: ni rid Peete} im atta bsaeaerod ye Aghting occurred during # marc re area-auiie ta Rava’ ticde KubGrE es BOSNEE Listy . scription, Aihe sigeninan’ Juat precedlbe, The Te State ran their Democratic politics. Me quoted | fondo, aud Torobado river. Tae Oring he | Whois at New Hambareh looking after the effects | uot v9 diesorn Peg PROTO Se rte wore AN Twenty-five per cent. in cath on subscribi ‘ throughout te country, elected prior to the Peter Cooper and the Mvening Post to show thas | “onde. sud Torobado river, Tho fring from the | Ci'teveral decensed friends, He eld that in that | cod © fie fare may discern that they occapy this of th bw! ta total rae onlaihap ipa hype! a | Toe er eet Pie ykiat ceuult; | eood, covernmeut prevailed ia New York ety, ware | lusurgents became very lively oa the 10h at La | Cis the fcling azainal the Wandervilt road was in: | {aise Position, «¢ saat Wels status hee or may quit a 1B Sana ItnOR te Of 35 Dae, Semts Ot: enled: fhe iy a || to the protests of tacit constitueute, the Federal Government waa ruled by nopotiam and | Plata, aud the Spapiarde arrived at Las Tanas on | tense, and that fully seven-tenths of the Western | whem. MORTANAN PACHNIO RATLNO AD (GOMRAM Lar Nebiek ier d ihe Pia Latedioke f ar Lowann (Rep, Mien) here remarked that a | Jobbery, and iniquities of all kinds, Sie gavenouce | ine z5¢h, Having rested one day they again started, | Pastengers, Im telegraphing ahead to Buffalo for | LH. T, Helmbold, now protest thatif tt be impor. | > want OO BMLROAD COMPANY, || BY 90s At he Heard } fulr expresston of the popular sontiment of Mient. | Unat the Legisiature of New York would oither ea + | sleeping car berths, &c., sek tO bave (hem engaged | tant for aman to onpport Linvelf and moot his honest ree PAUL J. ARMOUR, | sei ig ot) Atala force its own eloction laws for tae election of ite | clearing tbo road of trenches, and reaching Gal- | vis Erie. u ones 3: ABOU } a to eo Am he Font OF the last Novem: | own officers by having a day for euch election dif | amaro on the 24d, “Thus,” it is added, * « com- THR WORK TO-DAT Diep tah yop dhe spolgaph bid puyadsencigyn Seenred bs ae) ies me 888 WM. JORMON. a | too at the poles has been ab-Lched by striking the | ferent from that for the election of members of Con | i isicat sa wnich, lace the baa ‘i Pad eg ity should sastain hin whetaer he drives one, five, oF RAILROAD TWO THOYSAND MILES LONG, W. M. JOHNSON, | to poles has been abolished by ste fens, rit would meet the Federal power fairly aad | sation 1 opene nies ° ae janine @ navone mare, Fe Ba oes ted locomotive more horses, or ercets @ pole, or te compelied to erect pee ea viewer Committee on Sudsertption, | sreiv wil ection, ractica ea." has Leen ha n odie ole ppend ther a Ao Prarie StH e w York, Feb. 11, 181, Mr, Busse (Dem., Me.) inought thet did sot tench | guareiy itn tne Gisle Power against the mearee- | the Mmarnesion, we aay resin ten Antonie | deed found, Tae diver will inake sa expensive ax. | °27H¢. 806 eppend thereon certain fage LAND GRANT OF SIXTY-FIVE MILLIONS OF (ietis Btae 7 | the juesiion with Wiiea he waa dealing. ‘Tne de- na Of COMORES: ow ¥), end Woopwane | ‘2 the Spaniards moved on the Sun Antoulo | poration at nine o'clock tomorrow morning, and | 1am fiee to admit that every man has pecutlarities, ‘ACRES, JOUN Mell, DAVIDSON & OO. fot of the proven 0 previously by Wie decisive | Doms ), also argued aeaiuet tivo Dill, denouncing | {Fests mectiog the insurgents in great numbers, | the coroner's tuquest will be resumed at 9 P. M. | some for yachts, others for fast horses, and mtac may |), fay ail aeeacta ta ne bn NO. Sl DROADWAY, OF A THE MELROPO fi y @%) should have been’ suficient to alo ar dees . . and compelling them to retire tothe woods. ‘The | to-morrc@ Mrs. Bennett, tue allezed imposter, and | bethe weakest. Yet I do not believe tha: had five or | PCins In all respects the safest, most profitable, and LIVAN HOTEL, NEW YORE tide the course of ane Tepreventative of the state, | 18 an abomninabe enactment, and ad unconstita. polling hh sae sree 2 ee ESS. Ve SOULE OL BE: Sheraton nuts : Hon, nov falling within any of the powers delega- | Pizarro riffemen pursued them, and the Cubans | “Mi bave Deva gent to lucciy alms house, | | fiteen horses Deon driven by either of these three par. | Perma arity now im the market, MANUFACIURERS OF Bie eupeiitng yet the Seuatarn and Rep wae Sree (Rep, Tenn.) supported the bi, | Male & sland, bus were forced fiom the | ductors on the ‘Stndson Barer tad. Mowe Varn. | Seay iam © GWUtY: BOO RAB Bete. Hor, wonid tay ea etme a mae V Aah Ee Re EERE CDOS BAERS: atives Helga and the Leeisiature of t iat lon satel a ecapled, los Central railroads are wearing badges of mourn. | 44red to arrest or DoLiy any of these three club-houre RINCLPAL AND INTEREST n't Doors, Iron Shutters, and Lron Work of all kinds; Btaie, easily Inst: /o1 Li laos Gt ise: page. | He Seanad teh the. bB/ey’ of Hbe Evps nts dppandey POSS SINE 1 SO nm one men’ | ing out ot respect to the memory of their brother | men. oF that ® county ordinance had deen violated, are Raltroad Cheeks, Padlocas, &c., enamelled and pisia the peorle ¢ i the princiole by 80,08) ma | sud the proper exercise of the elective franchise, HOTERs aie ba ne Ye pi podcned ve : i have allowed them todo as they pleased. In conclu anne ASK YOUR GROCER FOR = Varibh, shee Lomtainiuee antnaliy aluctat One Barut Mr Cuuncuint (Rep, N.Y), tue sutbur of the | Were destrosed, Marching through Santa Lucia, THR WRECKED LOCOMOTIVE sion, Dr. HT. Helmbola would like to know if elf | Por the fullest information address TIRMANS'S LAUNDIY BLUING te am upon ateesran, Le oid not know | Dili, exeiuined aud defended is provisions, He | Ytcbo and the Spaniards bad frequent encouniers, | was forced ap on the edge of the north abutment of | made men are of any account in New York. If not, he OT aL Ongen i ' 4 yy te BEST - St one steiie of New Eng wnd the late | said that it was intended to do nothing wore thay | 41.4 on the 2th their advance guerrilla was closely | the bridge, and then a large portion of the planking | isa freebolder elsewaero, abd can quit New York city AY COORE: mss NI UF dite AMBufCAN ts ds: S8. rebel Bta' whieh it had not been, rejected by perfect the bill of last #ession, and to remove tne and blocking Was taken away, 80 AS to enanle the Fiscal Agents Northern Pacifle Railroad Oo PAULO THE AMB ‘ te peopie, Nevertuciess it bat besn dedany. | doubts which had arisen whether elections held In | surrounded, the insurgents being to great nombers. | \irxmon to side ashore aoom #kide, “All tiis oc. | *na LVS Vee Ceri: Onesie it Wallets GOLD PENS. em burvied thr A Yoko had been fixed siderens parce of the couniry truly represented the | eo that fora moment the brave soldiers of Cuda | cupied mach time, and scores of peaple witnessod | | PS —DF H. 7. Helmbola never intenited knowingly és TA shu ind Goes FOLEY'S FL Li) PENS, N TUR NECKS > wits of the people, bre cried out, * To the swor “ nach: ) tn peration, At the same time grapples | 0 Violate an ordinance, and ue personally respoods and lagelphia : 114 South rd str PRE & best iver r UPON SHE NECKS OF THE PEOPL Mr. Woop (Dem., N. ¥.) inquired whether any | Libre cried out, ° To the sword ® ("Al ma i | Were Mac work on the west side “of Mine | always rerpeets notifications when received trom prin. | Washington: 452 Fifteenth strect, FACTORY ASD SALESKUOM 298 BOADWAY. and Tis has bec expressed by ether of tne political | but the guerrilleros answered, ‘Viva Espafia,” and | 7°. f ‘ H pole i 7 u exp i raw bridge, Several pikes w at that | cipais or proper sources, and is willing to conceds all TUPTURE. DIS NO MALS ti ariies in New York as to the entire in caused the enemy to concentrate in front, point thrnst into he water, and they always met | yor is Baek. F Hh tty and 2 Vorey st Hy t Wonesty of the late election in that State, and | ae this juncture the whole Spanish battalion Bea tT tee re tert end tenet | Father than offend, and if no ts stiowed to remain tn New York Marke , AOA Gate are sucgsee tht ether it was not adiaitied by the teaders ot the | At We JiNCtare ine ee llioa. the read were. | qimberss portions, UF act Tan eh etYy | this city, rather than emigrate to New Jorsey, Poun Wepweapay. Feb, 15 —PLOUR AND MraL—The ladies attended by #ke liu perso wh se t Republican party in New York that the siection was | Fived, and tho heigbte commanding the road were | pict “tie wuter at the pc saed is crammed full | *¥lvania, Maryland, or Washington, to any or elthor of | matket was dui and heavy troug rin , : - : fy peace ot ot cs coder ihe prot were constantly increasing, The ire becane gen- | £0! tht by any, ection of the current, Tois | kindiy greeved and thakon by the hand thing | tes Anes $0 Fag £0.08 Cr itn, | 2 ; Bai Asai Bie till rus intanied’ to eral from ail the heights, ‘The insurgents vovred 9 yee a ve TE pate Bnclod Away Wit Cae teat | would suit tim better than to quit such * smaliidear | Au! mItioen Rane RIVACAL ANOS anc SEXUAL EXNUAUSTION, Si ’ ve kk last fall a more & pent election than there bi ay nae Awaiting ($8 bugie ieee Frou ad ve hi me mentid handed Superintendent | belong cosmovoliten any longer, These three men re dull as Stbe#CW. Corn teas) y | tts ot., New York ety. eon (or sours orlore, But in order to snow the | poluts lead fel upon u Aaya the correspondent t ¥ $00 wilh the request that it be olacea io | ferred to may in less than five years take their bats en OF WRG. BUDE W Lae v cutter of wiiakere, 14 he Clerk's desk aud bad read am extract trom t counter the enemy, wien the Cubans perceiv- fang jutimated that more woud be for coming or she be aubeervient to hu 'w ddp AS rene yp ree aus oy pies at Watreuet inlets : ie | rem. Wisconsin Cr) the wller Gay, | report of the Commies of the Now York Leg ing the dunger came so our front, A brilhant bay. | aud juts 5 . ar Ry AE 4 apt Maracaioy, tig! . " ~- } eunconst + Oath, was latare oa Pri es aad Bisctious, showing the | net cha ‘orced tiem away, but, more tenacious aL 3h. tie. mon o0 the bridge had succeeded What ts Life Worth ¢ Hehrdomand: Carola, 7eebie, and tl we te OFEICIAL DRAWING, RIS WrAe tt ae Doaitinn (ie anal » perpetrated by than belvre, they end wwoved to Mold om by the lett eetting the locomotive over two-thirds on shore, Ts it worth the price of a bottle of Hale's Honey Motu: . aut for, both Coreiga and Acanall Re Nae Vie ot oy ot i ese Se EPS HSH SRAM: ORE NE DEE (R508) LAWLES® GANGS OF REPRATELS Sank. | Assia thelr thundering diseharce rosoaniled | sad then s tolegram was seul to Foaghkeepsle for ' | Mt rorenonnd Aud Tar? icles, let the tanerore frum | douiostic, 8 eDUTIMBAL AL Se., ad 100. bbls, Now BHM a ‘ ' MOU ee Wie.) here intormnprea to | ia.the Sixteenth Wand of New York city tn 1368 fp oe eone a al ieae laroed sue8 POLK, THE DRIVER, TO COMB DOWN piaiuia ead airectipte lecarauie taimisis andtwes the | Orcuun part at auction. aitat Sagiice ‘ugar war'ma:e PA ULAlL =U a's No 48. Fen 13: init eG. m that lis argument did wot go to the ull ex Mr, Porren Dom, N. ¥ )asked why ithe Wil of | calculite tho number of tne enemy to be 20." |” | and maxe stil another tearon for bodies, but soon | "ilvatitSaiisinn tings eure Loothacke ta van min ; a vihgeu eh cs Ne KaTicRy : } 1 w i was operatin nis bill shuwi Juring the three last montis eleven thousa | otter the order was contradicted, as beverely we- | ute. Bold by all druwgists at 2 cone ans, at Unt s { ; Ow be puss ; anid} surgents or their families and relatives of all sexes | rious ya had ocearrod in the interim, when it Tits Hair Dye. black. and brown, only 80 eente, | F: npeiy ‘nn 0 BENTOCKY “Class No Lid. Be, i Au Miah aie UhOnStIrCTION A. fir CHUTEHiLY reptied that the chet of the bil have muiveuiered ty te Ueieuborioad of Wueit0 | was revolved that. ever, thing #hould be nae ‘ede | Quautity and quality unequulled Ade . soa Chita charion’ shed are { ¥ 410 4 unconstitutionality, bat le aw of last snuimer, while i neipe alone, ett hie eI i or the diver im the turning early for t —— aioe, Avo ove A + am jj au releVauey 6! that ea ta he | would exctue no honest man fromthe polls, (twonld | correct or nots the coming Over of 80 Miny, Ke | Conclusions the ‘work’ Ol slandive the loes? 7 shaban elu tauchisale Aran 1 4 ‘ v A Wak questi be | opie sary Meta der | CUtTech oF not, ine coming over oF so miny, UKE | conclusion, “the Work ol landing the loco: | Our people are tired of tucorios. When & man ia 5 Geeaesd as Parte in ; ine to what Afr. Morton | Pie of te 4 been juiy discussed In both | con's proclamation in advance of the action af Con Vie ‘Mithod to ‘a “leckmotive ftanding: on tha | Brvedway, octween 18th and Lith sta—ado, Ay 1,900,000 PRIZES, liye fos tvuly I" fh - Louses inet jon, an ad ber wu by Cou gress erusued 6 hopes vo: e patriote. oA hi ste. 4 Ae * Lik Bd 1 by : . ; \ pT TO TA see ae ioe seescuot ake | e™auycrusued the Lopes of the patriots. | | track wititsleam ap, and a ter, weveral strong and —— — at Htoal Marine fe diaws ; | i i \ 000 of the | Creat majority of the Auerican peonie, unas o eurty pulls by both inen and locomotive the dis PINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, BI to $10, Adie, conte ¢ a wl \ » G0 ontsiue the € See Peewee (Hap Ouic) aad aue question was | {ure of the oresentation at Principe of families and | gbied engine was, hauled in snore, Sho presents a wt gent ay HALEY & | 4 Bow | inn ¢: woe'ler the Democratic pat tesled oy Dational law in toe exercise of the elective Aestimony {0 t vir sett denial and patrio\ain : she ruck, ‘The forward end of her | roliway share market has been entircly devoll of ROG}, Sta HOVAL HAVANA LOTPemy, * } releiit ead AGAINST Fon r Porro is oMfciaily ed. to relate, her cylinder leads aro intact, except the ste'demand | hgre spall aud All kinds of gold i} ha x aud if tuey were | If there was anything #ettiod ina republican gov- Phe Diario i trightoued at the election for | trace Kauss in tne contre, which are gone: ‘Of | tansactions far below the average of ordinary dutl DEP Rt calat Re TAYLOI & CO. Bankers, 6 pot bei , ‘ ernment, Twas that Wt ahoaig rest on ite five will | deyutiey ‘to tien placa. at Yuerto’ Mico, where | erure hor wioke stack and Vhwod cht havo nut | days, Early in the moraing there wore a fow deal # Wallsi., New 1 ork oi She on Mey t nlzo thoaght | Oy Hibs purity of she pellot box wes simply the | tue Coverumeut aguivat aparing the ‘ives | Portis adee avename Buchanan (riorms ie | 26% Which Indicated orders Dy the mails, but those | gates of M40 bu PIS GAEL Eh aio atveds titmuiateaene, $ es Mout i Pree toe I comer at in every government to presarve ite } of iueur en who, surrender after. having | flit the in geared bacuwards. ‘The foot bosra | Were Roon executed, aud tho market quickly drifted PRoyistons—! t dL $4 den on BO ma ¢ c wok to inflict existence Whon that existence was threatened | been active or leaders tn the war, It regrets the bere the engineer stands Marble gone, Lint | 4ulo more’ poalli¥a’ inaction khan’ Maratoral of 30 bois. ae $2 £0,0N curred ser cont ‘ r peal a Aner ihe | by force and fraud, There was noting new in the | influx of the returning popuiation m wittrstanding | tue reverse lever te ia 1 ret oe Miaranvarh ate he Hore. positive inncon Sin bersietore noted | "phi pris. a 6B. BANKS, 15 Wail vy : y Pirteowin Aw t tecurdt We tae | theory of Federal intesierexeo, When the Fugitive | tint their huts have been burnt. Attnrows sus: | pot broken, out other. parts, of her machinery, iu. | CUTIE the late extreme dullness, The chief topic | at $845 | f 82 CUIIENCY,-1 ' “ to work to disqualliy, ws *\\) oreonvicuon, | Yom the Demvcratic pariy against Federal imterfers | pecauso tou natives landed there, aithoush they | twisted. Sue will undoubtedly be sagen to New | on either side of the accouut, anu the entire absence | ev d de INtA @ COW Wall 965 bow due w York Vow } ovehat the white eitle: thal uco'a | Once, sere joined by no one, aud are nearly ad killed. | York in @ day or two part of the wate i rf Dams, Wale Welght, a Omce punishment, being in the not ain of Nr. Eupaipor asked him whether be defended | Notniig is said of th ty, NOt captured, al tue | {rom which she wae lifted seome now to be per of orders from customers to their brokers. ‘be | jiuinvs ry suistte AEE ESR EE \ Salnder se pols Diled by nt, ta Vi sale biti un the authority of the Fugit ve Slave law ? 9 ombians landed the Hornet ou the Th of | ly clove o all obstructions as lar down as one ca mall attendance at the Boards and in tho Long | "4 #i0e. tor Western aod iu'y for city TSO Morices, i ‘ to others, the exercis ‘ulin te dead, and slavery Ja dead, and the party that sup | \ King Amadeus 4s praised for dismissing from the | widen will be lifted in the morning 71 | Room roflected the remarkable stagnation, and a | for ‘verter aud ite giie, ia se) tees Mar FORMATION WANED 0: the whereabouts it tiiy authority,and other features of the 4 t ported slavery and the Fugitive Slave law is dowd, | Ministry of tho Coloules Secretary Moret, the majority of brokers were groatly diszusted at the | Uoiorlatute ‘cheese Nun ut lok e160 for taccory: of CHALLE. 8 yes. youlg mau aged 16 ‘iy (on actsy und particularly te F th Ame Aud for i. there is uo resurrection, [Laugbter.} 18 | liveral friend of the Cubans, and substituting Lopex ‘FOS NEW HAMBURGER DIG AsreR, course of spceulation Which tho market has exhibit sbiddtatehss Fears, S feos 7 tichos ta tight, wim, dacs Drowa le } wercenent Oil Were commented upon by (ue | Only remains tor American citizens of African do- | de Ayala, who crushed tieir aspirations for seif ALBANY, Feb. 15,—The Joint Railroad Committes | 4, The larger operations were ia Union Pacific = raperen 418 Wuillonahoy Sy. ht 4) Seaker ue rent to die ite grave, lower it# coMp, shovel in the ‘The most startling picce of newa, | this siternoon con-tinued (he investigation inio Ker OF m is HOR ‘1 Live Stock Market, Ua bed ] PLAGEAHS vigbationn ap eum comsrirwricne, | SU MEA UME eraten CLanehear) flowever, in the Havana papera Lo the 1st inst. i3 | the New Hamburzh disaster Olio and Mississipp!, Central and Hudson stock ond w You. Wednesday, Feb, 1.—There were no blue pea Jackel, vost , Pars Mr. ELonibox—1ie geniemaa bimeelf did not} the attick made on January 18° by) five Among tie Wituesses was Howord Wijard, of | seriv, Northwestern proforred, and St, Pauls. The | fresh ote OF beaves Ane ap eal 4 beet 1h, Diack slouch Wa He ‘hen reierred to, the decisions of the Sanremo | #uceced very weil in hur ing itat she last election. | hundred insurgenta on ‘tie village of Zaza, | Now tlambaren, who reiterated his evidence aiven | @res nained was the most important, and th Mirae receinte of beeves are looked lar to-merrow, was A huoral reward wii “ge paid for any ttre Diy Covrt prior to the Buforeemeut wet, avd the pr LawMenck—I never was defeated when was | whore nine Spanish guards, so Scantity bro- | at the inquoat, and wd in addition, In reply lo # parte: eee eid bare tue quavauione likely to ruler’ nn WhICh Wiileatublish bis present situation, oF lead y Ciolen there enunciated. to suow that members of | ® cauditate, | was preceded here by a Democrat, | vided with ammunition hat they were obliged to | question by Air, Littiejoin. buat in his opinion tue | Sd¥anced from 20}4 to 22, on reports that the Secre even toen Care ¢ HweD AITIVed, and Were « ssoovery. Bis parchie and irleads are} Brom uit {isles kuow but bill to be unconstiiuiional, amd | aud will be wucceeded Ly one; but 1d0 nub care W | tire alternately, defonded tne place heroically, Kill; | aitachés of tho oi train had sufficient tine to tount | tary of the Treasury would not receive the approval | 17K fautly at muilse, # & OMMON Lo prune St re AH val it wan desigmeily $0 (ramed. ‘I've Senaior ‘rom | élecuse ing 40 Capans, 1 aud Weatern 7 te etole and carried | the drawbridge house, exebange the light. stop the ISDING, since Feb. © PATRI K Dr a ae ENNY. idinua (Aly Aiorion) Wad certaiuly fainiliar with TWINGS THAT aE DRAD. ‘away provisions and goods, but left behind some of | express train, and thus ¢ accident, of Congress in exacting payment of inter re or 2,018 hogy arrived, including 2 care ‘axed 90 years, d feet bunches in Hehe had, We cae of Milian In bis own State, whe, | 1 prefer ratier to discuss iiving tenves, and the We | the plunder, In onder Vo airy the ead uloog with 0 expreates tho opinion that four minntes | Mi# Company on the currency wixer, and that tho | fo" ve marKek | fhe tone Of Khe warket was yu etd je ala . N Wough condammed te death by @ military commie | oue bere ls Whether by batiousl'law cviseme of tee p Lhe elapsed between the passing of te New Hainbuczh | course of the Trassney heratofare recognised in tho | bac. © ici baledlidiadaan WS Op Po A Ket event black ually a Sad ab Cap. AY iuhuiuato ) Fesardiag hin W