The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 17, 1871, Page 1

uIRTY-EIOHTH YEAR =|.” NEW YORK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1871, AREPUBLICOR MONARCHY)! ; ; a PRICE TWO CEATS MR. TWEED'S LEGISLATURE, | waives sree as ¢ T BROOKLYN TO THE LIONS | *™* *0mr«canouevaavancur. | 4 HEROINE'S INTREPIDITY. pi ra ests of Boston capita hn. If the bridge. ts liway Prate-Sheoties 0 i wilt, will eecure the aie of trate t herrea m WY PORRSH ADOWING THR RLECTION OF MORE THAN AUTOCRATIC POWER IY | northern portion of this State; Wheres, It theroad | 4 GREAT CITY TURNING OFT TO DO THIERS AS PRESIDENT. AN OLD TEACHER RURNED TO DEATH , sould be built throug’ to the head of Lake Cham: 4 & j Pha The large hall of the Cooper Institute was THB HANDS OF THS BOSS. plain. and there conuect with the roads tianing dt. HONOR TO THE HEROES. We, fabs TOOK. ciabebial Satie: wis 1N BROOKLY! Provis 1 Repablic Resolved om-M. | Crowded to excess last night by a highly lotelligont reet to New York city, @ traMe of that region -—- . Tacved e f Grevy Klected Presi Thiers Me- | audionce, who had assembled to listen to the read Wid Mate toe, Herineng, Gen ded and the © Making | Dervetrated shout three miles from this sity, 08 ihe | A Courare { { he FF Pres i: OF i ident Now York, hall, Platts it oliday-The City Rainbowshued | Greenville and Colambia Railroad, Ae the passon- from « Torri rting Death in ) arded as the Future of France | ings oy Mrs. O'Donovan Roses, under the patronage nil many oiler portions State have with Bunting Banquet in the Pierre; or train, which left this est for @ CY Years age—The Solemn Man ofthe appeared before the Committee this view ones « . whieh his city yesterday for Green the Service of Hamanity-The Noblest, ) Corresponaence of The Sea. the case, 0 that it would greatiy interiere B ry Ltn gg 4 Foul telote | Yule Beared Smith's Branch, at Bx-Gribble, the rAvest Gh New York. . ph. nthe navigation of the Inke, rooklyn’s reception to the Fenian patrio ve Short , "1 Aupany, Feb, 16,—The galleries and lobbies of | "In wow oe tbe evicones presented to the Commit. Pp engineer noticed a man walking on (he trestlowork ortly afer Gu'clock {last evening fire wae yesterday, wes a demonstration whose like Las not | armed with a double-barrelied shol-r0 ng | [0@ 1t bardly seems possible that tkey will roport in . 8 double-barrelied shot-x' ning, It being | vor of the bridge, but, ke the beathen Chines, | Deen witne: the ways oF our Jogisiators are sometiines pecu' Many influential men wereon the | and even sbonld they resort agminst it, Tam told When | dircovored in the four-story building 133 Faltom din that city for years, The streets | the train camo ap with him he stopped off the track | stree!, Nrooklyn, the lower part of which was occe- ‘ were uronged from morning aeitl evening, and the | aod, deliberately drawing his an to his shoulder, | pled es « fur store by Mr, Jallas Woinberg, and the ay wis regarded the House were crowded early this Konerally anderstood that the Boss's water bill was to be put thro fei . Glimpse of the lions, while the platform in (peters be Fresicent; Zuvee be Prva! @ Duke | ine nail wes flied by ladice and gentiomen, aed tory Duticting of M. Gambetta wore angerated ® ip command put out bi suit ithe had the power im his hands which this] Soxator Lowly intr: ced a Dil fixing hoticays | Cheeted O'Donovan Rossa and his companions as | baad loug before the opening of the Cosrt, and > ® holiday by thousands of | discvarged both barrels at t: Inger and fire- | Upper part asa dwelling, } io Décsaos aa Minister of Foreign Afairs The the latter were Col, Tim Hanley, of the irish | @oor, among them Senators Tweed, Hardenbergh, | ye Losom Caplin te, proper to toll sevelal | seopio wlio quit their homes and their work to ian he earioves, whe bed “ee notion that tne | Only person infthe ry a ppg tig bod } Other minviers are (o De MM. Simon, Pica, Defer, Pagan O'Leary, an Irish patriot, who bas | Norton, Creamer, Binks, Gonet, and Pier their point. Fé greet the heroes. Keeper Tormey of the City Hall | villian waa tn earnost when he levelled the «i flames bust forth she the bell for the sorvany 1@ : fesse Gay (0 0 Canal Commissto y is th of the Erie Railws pod Bart On tho conclusion of peace the Con Lopate’ © term of five yoars in an English prises; aa ts cot bod i oe ren My on t f seat tea unaeeiwe tines te Teniy We Fe Rellway. | bad that building gaily decorated with the Amori- | at him, stood and received the contonte of tie | Jane Ann Dunno, who was up stairs with fous H | vention wit! adjourn to Parie, and will sotent tos | the Hon. ches enters eee ae ass G ted River; hes Wouebes bits eee Tuy lobee gad the toied | ee can and Trish colors, and Keoper Martin of the | gun full ta the fico, not even moving his head | childron aud Louis Kekstola, an old ter of pens lbs fatse inlet govetoaien Routes. Lae anise wate com lca York lobby snd the third | > scee scsrenes OP THO BRIS RAILWaT COMPaNE Coaaty Court Tou ¢, not to be outdone by his | within the carriage in roar of the ongine. Both his | The flames leaped to | ev fo o 5 ‘al Catholte elerevinen, and the | House. von rus TRAR 1870, neighbor, made & fino display of bunting. eyes wero destroyed, and the buckshot with which | the builuing, the only meane of escape ' + Bowowac Feb. 16.—M. Gréry bas been aa te Judge Connolly (who, as usual, wae rather Laie lib tind after the oponing of the proceedings, Through Prewht. Way Freight. The exiles arrived at the Fulion ferry at o'clock, | the gun was loaded are said to have penetrated the | from which was by s marrow staircase loading inte “om elected Proastuout of the Assembly. At holf-past eight the exiles arrived, Gen. Burke Mr. Selkreg of Tompkins rose to & question of Ge ae <— — | with Aldermen Clancy, Duone, Richardson, Daw- | train. Both the firemen were also badly wounded. | the store. The maid sorvant, on discovering the { The tctal vote cast was 534, of which M Grér) | escorting Mrs. O'Donoval my a fae, Mr. Rovaa | Privilege and sent to the Clerk's dosk Monthe. fon, Nolan, Stowart, and McGroarty, of the Rocep- | The train was reversed, and as it put back toward | fire, seiaed the two youngest children, and calling ni) 04 61° Round after ronnd of A COPY OF TO-DAT's BUM, tion Committee, and were received on behalf of tho | thie city the assassin stood coolly reloading bis | upon the other two to follow her, dashed dows 5 » Gon, Burke stepped >, ‘ome cun, but did not make any other attempt to Ore. ui 1 Lonpon, Bob. 16.—A special despatch from Ver. | to tie front of the platform, aod in m few weil. | Sd bad read an article (herein concerning his nego city by Mr. Bergen, Provident of the Common | Thy employees on the tray being ‘icarmed, mace | Stairs to the store, All the children were saved, Fl filles Wo the London Telegraph sil tue arme of | timed remarks concerning (he cause of the gatior. | tistions fora change of sovt in consequence of the Counc. A alute of seventy-five guns was fired by | no attempt to arrest tho vill: he engincer will | bat the old teacher was very feeble, and unable te i the garrison of Patis have now been delivered up | "i Produced Mrs. O Donovan Roses, 4 | inordinate levity of the two gentlemen who have the Brooklya Light Artillery, under (ve command | #i¢. and the Gremen are badly wounded, A Sverif's | roach the store, He reached the second story, sad | ‘vo the Gormens. green silt overskirt, Cut on framed inimined sith | Seals near Lina, Ho auld he was not preparea Tura, of Licut. Join Payne, Pras the sepaering’ (Ue Sone, arrested one Horns: | inore the flames cutting bim off, he shoeted for es ae | } Panis, Fou. 16.—Tt la now reported that no now } deep Bounces of wuice lace, A cluster of diamonds | sct to call upon the House to interfere in his bebal’, | derLeuber.. A number of tho Irish societies who had made | ‘The following Ku-Klax document was left on the | sistance. The brave servant, hearing lis eries, rae ae |) ‘Rections for delegates to the Nasional Assembly | *ucireled her throat, while bage pendants of tite | hut intimated that if the thing was not stopped he | November Sau.i3t #t | Preparations to participate in the reception marched | fef#0n of the juilor, who was tied lait a tile from | fron the store, and uainindful of danger, ascended 4 will be necessary in this ity. M, Cresson, Prefect might be compelled to do so, It was amusing to | Decomber down to the ferry, and alter the reception there, | gut the ten negroes Ia Ualom county to lynely them | €0 the second story, where she fonnd the old mam, of Polvo, Las tesigned, The sathorities bare Axed ae our Ni Hee Witness the efforts of tho jovial GriMa of Warren to Total the procession began to move up Falton street ta it hast: almost suffocated, gropiog his way toward the state 1} a the price of peel 0 eentimes per hide, of Derry," end “ The Batti of F keop 8 Yijerl fine during the Sey of the | Wace ay ond tarough. GAUIMO gia taaent sa | Me following order : a4 corpas. im tilence and in secrory. | cave, She ran to him, and endeavored to lend him oh ormal des Dibate says Miss O'Brien, » be iul cle. am told that be has promised Seikrog ween Seninees MOUNTED Potton. Meds i down, ° : ee et tae BUM CE OE Be UE oie, Sweet Home, Rext ten days if Aibergor will let him alone, Through Passenger. Way Passenger G00. Danton of CovaityAstona Rexioenn eee Ween’ otal doubelag Thome i ly forbade escape, Kyvon then ber prescnes n | Minwairy Shamus O'Brien.” ‘The House then went into committee of the whol : > AND. Inferior of nothing japerior of nothing, of mind did not forsake her. The heroine took tae q mn ; Moushe ‘Nomtor. tevenae. Revenue, isi / fequence the eqs ing, who has neither eve to . | ees present ct een, pad Ped desn Getstied, loud tries Sed the Gros bill onder consideration was pron 10100 A. Woe ee Shot, i Semen ty ee oe to the SGA of oppreseion nor care to hear & old man {no ber arms, ond staggered through the « By yroow, Feb, 16 —In consequence of certain | #rose and (hanked te audience for their attend ince. Shobak ace Maren Carciage contatning the, O'Donovan Row a | fecusiel allem nas orderes some, vA Gense smoke to the top Aoor, where Bekoioia Rted i |! “a aude in the South of Prance for eal! | qgiQ:— Roperia was wewuae the audieare, acd in | Une Gret to make en usssult anon it was Me. | Atel Gee Warke:and Alaeeinen Clancy nod Duan prejuies fur an unture trint ed. Not a moment was to be lost, The brave gel is service the mnllttary clase of 187%. Bis. | specchos, whlen einige! ire attention of his hearers | Pound of Niagara, who moved to amend by making | J: of the Common Conseil Reception esinpoken of deatiny. hea ininthi'g | ew that the oaly avonuo of excape was through the a a eoverul minutes, A vole of thashs wis ti George B MecCleilan, Jemea Brooks, Heary W. | Jul the other exiles and namercas ro . otherwise it never would | scuttle, She was unable to take the old man ap the wii consent (© prolong the armistice only hea Aug: iiticlans rt, including Alderman Me. | DAYe We yield to the inevitable and loex i passed. axpreaatce the Kindiy toalines of the Irian | Slocum, Juhu Skicner, and otters, Commissioners | Sitemice pueee Shon’ Cormbeaing Counc | And set hia ine) Dest. = Lee not thy right Bana kn ladcer, and to save her own lite she left him to hie I Rho epetial eorfeapondent of the Leudee flaws | co cement: | te carry cet the) provisions OF the bid, which was | Toren: V7 of the Roard of Alderniem, | Meare: hut this enuuot oe rill Justice revarns, We want | fl@and escaped through the scuttle to the root, Bhe | ag Botile,, telageegeas Ud: OCARINA. Hence Tun NEW REBELLION oat Beewmo'r, 1460 snd w have Jnaticn: Dut thia cannot be ul (be Bioody | then called to the firemen below, who ascended thele P froposed by Count Memarek sre comparativs'y Me, Aivord was the next to fire of bls ititle gan, | dotat of Ma btrvet Commis joner's Ofice, K Ali vrikate, oven if aee miargnallon jor: | ladder to the fourth story, but the volume of ame bases Soldters Surrounding the Town of Wine | Which, however, was pretty heavily loaded, He dia | wy, fiery, the handsome Cer Walan of che Hirst District | Hee must have Oi mantTr. ioe hgh apagetabd that they wore unable to 5 i aenia Fev 16—It te reporied that the K .Tonn.—The Kirst Clilsene Ar. t wish to stand in the way of Now York geting |," abeate court, ore Furey, Shoaron, Bryan, Smith, ani ov. & | enter the apertment wherein the oki man was lying, By or iz son: of the | Breen, Fraok Quion of the i rt, Supervisor | legis! committee of three, without rd to } peror Willian will not retarn to Berlin before | rested~Kaforctag the 1. ail the fresh water she necded. ‘This Ul went | tou d.aed jae disausmon of « bill to | Unwell, Fire Coumleslonee lion. Joun,R. | party. to visit. the President and. represent to bi | TH® Ore having been extinguished they entered the eit peace, ths ane dy conclasion of whieh is contdgst y Wasuiseros, Feb, 10.—Supervisor Emory of | above and beyond any enactment over made (n any | smend the uct concerning Pose Those Foram the Hon Wer he Homheck, kag | the condision of affairs im this State and requeat euf- | room, and found poor Ecksteta at the foot of the i ie expected at Peris, Tennessee reports te the Internal Revenue Ofice | civil country. The antoc of the Russias THE PILOTS OF HELI OATe. Hoa. Thomas Ki member of Gctent force of troops to protect life and property | ladder, where be had fallen and been burned tee iP — ' Whe Oth inet. bh D . st, with id not a kf h “ by Me. Pr Ateowbiymen O'Keefe and Lawie Imar, | aad to enforce the civil law. crisp |’ The remains were borue to tue York stree® ; ' » Lepnty and o squad of six soldiers, to | to the Commissioner of Public Works by this Lill, | duced the Di}, Sessre. Litiejoba, Speaker Hiten te, Hi el y. Depuy | county. where ® number of negro murderers are in resided In Ludlow atroet, New York, am@ i o —The sto of » eon van, ide, Mr, ated, it rt Con loner McCauley, thi on, Jar € 4 a i bot my pacpadrrh onthe pa ne fs rent he yerwams operating 1h This object was | New York eliy, but gave the Comaulssloner power to | cussioa that the pill was one which oust to be faperinor herein eed RUDOLPHE BEFORE JUDGE CORTIS. | ‘The bulldiog. which was owned by Mr. W. a i ’ . ae Ca een Let at Winehester they were set ‘Cink babbantt tiled, a8 no doubt 1: w ben It again comes up. BAND. —o—— Longworth of New York, was damaged about §5,000, eature ancevorable wy the preteastore of the Be | oy sy avers Luadred armed men, elr prison. | in any part of tie! sate under the plea that it was'| of vicivrtsrtue xy. of Brooklyne ausuded Berets rppiareriaga Utah ndea taal pL a lle PO RR $13,600; | i oe ne, the ‘ope 1 e " ‘ et | Senate by limits cost James" eveyolent Sor war abou ¥ various companies 4 per pe mdi tonal Wag ha fakon Necessary to supply the city with water. The worst | Senate ty limiting the total cont to $1,400,000, bad Goes ree sear. Fire Marshal Koady will investigate (he cavee of Fy if Vea Fe Me the Unived | feature of the bill, he thought, was that tt gave the | 2eN"C). Porc introduced a bi'l amending the BAND. dass af Washers tal. Manske wo ee }} fonpon, Fob. 16,—The Paris Clocke ( , eee ecilee Causte | Comastesloners the right to dermand of the Comp- | Brockinn Pusio Beth sou by Itmiling the nebeee stake crt U3 Sh aaa iatea & tos Malas Cial s e ene Ht jo cenlen ity roler at ount of wey which hi ight th 0, sod au ial or, Cowpirolier, $0 oi oe jesterda, " rernment by Gen. Chanzy prove that the vic ea tk ie on once nocoasary to carry out the provisions of the til. Me | faut, Cay Clerk to tan ly crowded by mon, women, and children who 9 fe wate Debts with | ‘ai ¥ \ mF =The Armistice and Terms of Ponce. Of the tately sarived Irish exiles, for the benemM of [ Bonnmaux, Fob. 16—At acon vs held last might, | ihe widow sad children of the Inte J. J. Geary. pad composed of a majority of the delegates, it was | Long before tke hour announced for the readings fesolvod to eatablish & Provisional Repadite with mbers bad gathered in the neichborbood to . 9 ‘roverty of the Firm { be ome pho a ait . they wed. The heroes frequently bowed to the : ah ev ete of the euccesses of the Army of the Loire, | j/\! 011" weird te coun. and every one th Dill conferred, be would be blo to control the wncle | And mmnltitade ie acknowledeement, As’ te procession | root,” beadvadieadb re spe lenpoernrad 1, | The Superior Court, General ‘Term, has just made for the purpose of fosteriag hopes amoug the sees” Anica OF tee ayy were arrested | WF, inciating the heathen Chines, He did not bate oF of. ABLE PAPER, neared the Cy Hal, a great rash was made by the | Manner which betokened great mental anxiety. He | yited an important case relative to the applicas { y) “4 ‘e thie bill fr considerations, No party | It Sates the Ist of Janaary, 224 of Fobreary, 4th of | poople tor the park, which was airen: had om & epotioss shirt, with alarge diamond stad Qoopte, which wore unjustified by the truth.” Gow niited aa rlegleaders im tho tate roxcue, | oprose this bill from party considerations, No party | Ih tomen it AMaot Janse, Bin Of Reena? WN oF | pielt steps wore densely. proved it te ha bane, lids eacaed, dake riieea ne, | #8 OF vartnershity property by one parinor to the (Cuseny ves made some paleful disclovarce as to the | AMINE [Hem several angers of Winchester They | or oiier considerations could make him vote for | pointed by the Mresitent of the United Siates ae | had Diet thero with the expectation of having | a1 4's erevenipe bat. He w: Sreatcost, | payment of bis private debts, Messrs. Geary @ @endition of the army, and od ises Prance Ww port Ih dave Pall tm $8,000 enek for theit'eoneer | euch ve dey of Th we, te the publi hotkd e's the procession. @ut wlio were greatly | aud ® # taste at, Rrdhigdl porple kids, Dud- | Kendall were in the wholesale wine and liquor baste 1 o hee * reneage,” Urt., The priscners resched were not re AX INPAMOUS MTT upon alt negotiable reper hereaer giade ted, as it rtstreet, and | ley Kavanagh was with him, and ia the coart room | ness, and the laiter owed a Mr. Cockcroft a note of a | Lae aes arrrsied, tut the good people of Winchester have | Mr. Alvor? spoke for alout an hour, and was troduced a bil tor the wilit were many of the looser lights of the billiard w $1,000 and interest on tt fo ‘The credit 4 nrowised (¢ produee them. , ones ; piitery end | When the Court opened, the calendar was called, | *) gihtr aber pertrdae! 24 H 1 War Notes. Hatened to with the closest attention , guiterine, &c., of 12 the ex! ogenpaneny ag calle. X § ‘The onpitulatton of Belfort hee been signed Te rye Mr. Field hat th Water bil ‘York, from Itariem river to tie Bien Clancy and and after several motions bad been heard, the ease | “alled spon Mr. Kendall and seked for the money, n r nt hee been signe +f. Fuld Lo reply seid that the Croton Water bill ork, ver. to tiie : Guia bo Wik haul d ie Gs tho patina hah WILMTRGR Wilk Kime 4 HE GREAT COAL STRIKE. PAssL Wan the wices ah UENIN: Th auineetana 4h nator Norton introduced « b In the evening | of Hamphreys agt. Radolpbe was reached, unable to give. Kenitail requested - o he or of the elt Ni nominate to the re tendered a grand banquet in the Pierre F: . that (he note might be renewed, and he would pay i he Calltertes in the Shamokin District Ree | tuktine of water in any part of the Stato for the sup- | Board of Aitor i'loaal member of the | pont House, Mr. Huatington, Radolphe's counsel, asked that 1 119 iuterest, $60, by sending to his creditor's house 1@ Pho Pressiens beve exscted a con m eiliia OF agboNe Weapon ot itncaneoe? ply of the city ; and ail similar sets, from 1834 down | Board 0” Kxeise Commission for that city Over 0 guests ansombled. Speeches wore doliv- | the attachment against his client be vacated, on the ; $ a a a | Ginoleen thousand frares from the commuce of | iv Others, Pendiug N wo sent th : " Senator Hatdentargh introduced a resolution | ered in roenorse to, touste ‘by Mayor Kalbfow:h, | ground of certain irregularities in the bond and { (wo deekets of champagne worth $07.50, This wae H | i “ ers, Pendiug Noga ations. to the present time, gave some right. The ren- | providing that the ollowing O'Donovan Rossa, Alderwan Nolan, Geo. Burke, ee nerepted by Mr. Cockeroft, aud in duw time he re {' 4 Jecvaque,” (1) ead te moncy not fertwow ine | Porrwiena, Pa., Feb. 16.—There has beew no | teman had he would never vote fo, any bil) Vices ok WaLinia’ Demas Barnes, Joba Mitchel, congressman Kin bret bed pondered sper ihe doampaeg a oF Oar cade: bill bens "Ae | @rrted of the Mayor and the Countes of Mov! | resumption Work at Ue colierice ia this neighbor | conferring such unlimited power onary man, In sella, William B. Robimeon, and otbe: this Mr, Rudd, for the plaintiff, replied that the In jortly afterward he received m hill from Me, } r i . shbor fi > ¥ imay be cha in New York ani Brookiyn: From During the Oring of air bombs on the return of the | accuracies spoken of had been seen before the trial, | Goury for the $67.50, weich he refused to pay on the 5 nosge, hood fab, Ali Ss quiet 1870 he voted for the Cy Charier, whieh conferred | cvery veesel of #7) lous burden and under. ¢ cents | procession to the City Hall, four Zoung bors were | Dut that a verbal axrecment tad been entered (ato | ground that he nad eeitied with Mr. Kendall, 1% ‘a ee Higt Commission Menne Baxinevs Aantann, Pa., Fob. 18, -No collieries are yet in | upoa this same outocrat a power far iu advance of | per ton; and for every ton over 200 tons burden, Sy | injared by * premature explosion. They wore tak by counsel to waive all techmicalities aud try the | does net appear that he knew tha: this geutlomam a Lavued: Feb ikea the Howse of Pirution in this Immediate neichicehood, and | anv conforred upon tim by this bilt, and he bad | {ibtbac ton except thatail canal boata naviguling | to tke hones of Dra, Waber and Mason, and Weir | case on lus merite, ©) ‘ad partner, or that there was anything irregular i » Fel —! Joure of Comrouns F y x hy , he canals Of Mus State, Nor ¥ ree, used Ih | wounds were dressed on ot ASE r. Huptington denied that on bis side an in the transaction, but he accepiod it in good fail if hbk bt: ning, SE; Gtadatohe MAES coms exbhce ere is mo prospect of resemot Uiafior a basie | never yet heurd the gentleman excrese any regrets or il, wheat at” pay the nae | Alianite avenue, was injared. in the ankle ‘Martin acteewent Und Svat Tocen ‘hae, ws ‘Arca Setee eran hes iti at Row “ a | to the 1 * ree apoa betwcen ile operators aud | for that vote. The bil wae doiwanded by the peo a8 required by law or April 10, 1460 ning. & Hewsboy, was wouuded ty the leg and | lis motion to vacate prevail, r erost La th et te regard to the Anglo-Ameticin Commissio te Wrevtatante Woeetolent: Ressdigg i f # to be One ball of the rates provided tor in | and thigh. To others, taxen wo Dr Mason by tho Judge Corbin remarked that be had no alterna. | immediately sued Mr, Cockcroft for ihe amount of | Sas smponceee to dlovuse amicably all aitviececs, | ME Wornimeess Benevolent Association: | ste of Now York, was necessary to their wellare, | (Me ara sections maces of plete foam checee B | see, et Alderivas: dichanisens had thels woends | tive Cot to vecais tre cteschesar tesemnee an ite fg bull if Aas. dids oulbiks ava (ea ‘i recutaad work in thie vicinily ; five others Lave not | and be hoped it would pass cents per ton om a'l goudr, merchandise, vad mate: | dressod and Were taken to their homes, houd and aMdavit were confessoaly defective. The | On the tri rt directed the jury to find & iat | y GiBealtes ‘sreiag wore je selerevdi te t recgined Of account of improvements being Mr. Selkreg scid if the bill had been restricted as aiming OM thel. plore over night. GixtO AUG VEN AKiLOA. Coort could take no cogmisance of any agreement | ¥ on the testimony of the ‘a Bome (io vernment by cable, and ic ons 7 i an ea Goan had camsoued r cnet introduced &® Dil! providing that E 8 at BUELIRC The ‘i Irish citte | Debwrec counsel gales, was Bot ia writing. Bat at Pel dbattel fs ie Aitsamee ofthe sore, ie. | turned the Soper 1h t nd the Commission had been camposed 4 ham Mackeiler, Samael A. Hulis, Bostow, Fob. 16. ‘ommittoo of Irish Cit ] the same time be abhorred technicalities, He | Allison, to plead; but when he appevted to the Ba- bed he sume way. Reaping, Feb, 16.—1 of three or more well-known citizens, he would | Josia Porter,and others, may br constiiuted a body | Zens have resolved to prepare an ad.ross and to | wanted 40 see & eate tried oa ito merits: techal. | perior Coart at General Torm, the judcment was f - Lat of Mare antor SUA Alcan (Edda cota: Wat-Eoul AGE Gait nee Le and establish an hospital in the Lwel tn | receive subscriptions for the re eased Kenlan pris | calitios savored too much of sharp practice. reversed end a new trial ordered. . he Fastern Qu ornwe in i 7, the my are Leess sats tna he Went hualtan an fwentte:|, WaCt Mew York ners now ia Now York. ‘The Sab-Committes re- | "During this discussion Rudolphe stood between | { Aonnon, Feb. 16—In the House of Commons | Scturers having nequleseed at the recent meeting Ia | stood. Poriy years aga he wont hunting mars Senator Creaiacr introdaced a Vii! naming ay drat | ported the recatpt of $1,490, aed it was voted to | nis own and the opposiog counsel, leaning eagerly : | Bie Joba Bay coked whetber the Gy, | NOM Ore te the vitinal embarzo npon coal tr ou : yrporators in. the Couttuental Loan. and Trust | keep the list open until Saturday ab noon, Patrick | forward and drinking In every word as though hie ‘wing, Sit Jo! y bet he tpertation, sa hi J if the ¢ i 4 A 7 He GROWT FO NRW YoRK citr Company, Park, Mandy, Joseph A. Kernan, WL Denonue, Chairman, and Cve others wore appointed | life depenced upon the issue. As the Judge ceased " : vd authorined the statement made by Mr. | Wat ai'iche over the Keading Hailroale The Pur | span ahat time, and was vroud of it. Ms hat noth- | Harues, Robert’ bits, and J. 8 Cronise; ca itai | & committee to receive and provise for Col, Halpiue | peaking Rudolphe whispered to bis counsel, and | The laborers on the New Jersoy West Line Oto Ri ssil to Count Bromarck on tke Hist of No. | PORN ot nM te underyond to he tke eeventig Of | ing Yo any pains tne gentleman wlio was the ties | aiuck $1W)O0), with ‘power, to conuct a. goneral | Ou hia arrival at Hoston oo the Bamaria hot gentleman said twat Mr. Rudolphe bad wo | Railroad have for « long tine had trouble In ob ‘ Lape " & atte 6° | cot Cowinissioner of i rks, omorrow | brokerage business in ibe city of New Yor! —— objection aT 6 on its merits, and to aalaedae abou ‘ nstbet (0 Une ¢Resh ase Basie set it Rastorn | s effected in the system. os ine Kart Colliers at | he might Be atic dwn by the great destroyer : sista A MINT FOR THF COMMISSION. that (end would gusranteo to remain In New Yur | (alnin€ thelr pay. | Yosterduy shout forty rail avery. | question would eompel Bacland to go (o wer witl oT re .—The Pine Knit Coltie deuto, aud Fone person Who Was not eo honest POX IN JAPAN. ; tt, to allow the piaintif(’s counsel to pre | walked Into Newark and demanded their mouey Mineraville resumed work to-day, The prospecte | {title wud rome person Mio, wast owe SMALI~ AN, = : pe poe Bessie, wiih or without allies, Bir Jobe wanted to | are chat others will also resume by next Monday. Mee Teles saline aouut non vote for ime Pill oe _— Mase tte Domunding a Saaare Deal on | MAG rst seid Jadge Curtis, * Tike to trast so | MZ House, the hexd contractor, He as aanal pad i Xaow wh ¢ cvjarations Lad beon made to back wp | Fx. Cain, Pa. Feb. M6—Werk has not vee ie | inal uierered Nib. the waters of Westcho-t-r | Phe Dreaded Kyidemic tm la U. 4. Steam the Northeastera ( the word of spurting arene thoy'aresouprightend’, | ‘hem off with tho plea of "no money,” and U } tha § ras), Mr Gladstone replie¢ that Mr. Be sawed at the codieries ix tuts viciol Puteam ¢ bat were it pot for,this, th Attempted Assassination of Wercignery- | Bostox, Feb. 16 gislntive Committee | boncrable with each other." borers, who have been turned out of Low i swowk, #ere Unautboriaged, but tore an a lo of New Y t having sent any Mr. Seward at Hong-Kong, » Foderal Re’ to-day reported the following Prob the Judge meant all be said, bat the | home, and whose familios sre suflering, thr # eter. Mar i bed be TERRIDLB ROW AL NEW HAMBCLGM | optunce againtt it, be would Vote tor Sam Tuewciaco, Feb, 13.—Advices from China | 'e-olatiens on tie Gsheries quesiion : audience didn't seo it in chit light, for there was a | (0 assaalt him if be reiused. House became } an a ad no specific Inst > Amondinents were. oferet by Prince San Fu si of red, That the recent lezis'ation of the Canadtan | YEFY Broad smile on tie faces of ail the billiard. | ed, end jumping into @ slogh escaped, ‘The Sept ww. ile course im (his matt The Country Thieves and Loafe: fobbing | Siren, Selcrez, aot others, but they wore ai | and Japan have just beon roeoived. Smail-pox wae IMO BLOu sls MeReFiCe Apon the Bortheart com ists in the room, = After farther sparring be- | then went to the office of the Company, and there f Bi fe unioenioed teas tee. Bet ae OF Se Fee an Honest Correspon: voted down, and aiter about two h ndie | very provaiont at Yokoh ma, A number of tke | andthe eeplirary and uot lendly actio : | tween counsel, Judge Curtis ordered an adjonre. | awaited the return of the contractor. Pho polioe j * hoa been postponed & few cay# anti! tue “t ; Cussion, Alck. Prear moved that the Comuttec rive Niue relic iaied adases teeclk tse Mew there bsward our cttt ment until this morning wt 11, a order that the vo Was called out lo keep order, and bofore ‘avin ota new Brench Guveramont, ond the | Pocoumnxre, Veb, 16, 1:71.—By the mersst | Sau revors progress, wilcw Woe done, and the vill | crew of the United Biatos steamer thnicla bad beou | ani’ yar un. Sanaalute 8 ere prosecution migh!, W Possible, inake thelr position i money was In some way provided, and Ube i @irival of i Plenipotentiary from France. celdent, Hamburgh, the sceue of the recent | wes then put upen lis passage, Durihg the votiug | attacked, aod several had died. No oMvers bad deen | Attention ant he nie. As it is, there is but litie doubt that | workmen received their duce. a Gisestore tordey excaped. a riot, It appears | severa aeutiemen took advantage of the dodge of | irtacked, ‘The crews of several Corman shice in ihe | Sraut'as (tut Chast on mene heel aolnbe wil ome of victorious Lille cil : } ‘The Reorgnutzation of A ° aly , i SO TO BB RXCUSED PROM VOTING Iso suffer 0 disease had States should te@s'adlien ina portion of thiv case which inay prove of inter LONG ISLAND, | Lenpon, Ted, 16.—Mr. Cardwell’s pele Ay that a New York mornicg paper bad cireu Fraser ey eagle. Wace ee at le bad also suffered. The dis Aasvumed | orinbasie the ancient and Jnvioistie rights ofour ete | est to Sherif Brenoan ts tue remark made by pheMlacs i . : phons . lated storice of robberies of the dead by the ctti. | to deliver little speec r. Hat | the form of an epidemie ene On the fh @ronads, rhould secure to them he’s counsel during the trial: ha Wriious iw the reconstruction of the army includ: | owns ang wocent representa, | tome tuwesince ihe Heratiiears nerd eeaucus and |". tet, of duunary at Yodo, Meesrs. Dati | MCW tM g ak tno OF te fan aig AO eligat had fo pay tne Ueputy sherist who seized _fuukown boy about 1a years old wae fow | i h nts ens OCent Fepres agreed to oppose L every stage, but when the 12th of 7 . ‘os FO 180 ‘and prov bis (rink $25, ay f69. jeath on ge We aboinion of the parehase arrive hs vie 08 ‘€ I tive of she paper appeared at the Central Slotel this | phases up ou we goes oe of charging ie and Ring, employed as teachers laa Jopancee col- sey ania! tat have gaa denen allowed in tyeh cx-0e, at trast got to a RC t teenie cay ' (ae aru y under cme systers of administration; the ee “h several of thoxe men Who Were loudest in their Op’ | tege, were attacked and ent dowa wish awords, lee, Task erDOE De Te jeruty in person, | Noi iat was not the t\Wioos are circulatiug ant have beon extensty ‘ ‘ f ble moraing, erdered bre » and was discovered as | Meer eo ice bili in the caucus Went back on their | ect, Pere sttarked and one ti injnred. The: Gi 7 of Ins eecclve to Oar Beasion ‘iy who made the seizure. both on Long Island and in Now York, praying | Perse 01 Garvie) Ne: Lome ahesene tbe # eorrespougent, the landlord, Sackrider, refused to | Bien” Ho therefore felb himaclf absolved rou | faente gecapete if as UL Sn RS ac ee Me eotkris mre 89 improve (he ae | otcors nbs relied i 0 given poor Wen dive Vim food, end bauuted the rabbie opon bin | {iat agreement By toe action of these gentlemen snd 4 leit Haoe Kong for Singapore Ald for Suftering France. Mr. Tweed's House in Yonkers, (aah els sgt at vo paar By Qeeene a Gramlgstion to. peete cine ion, which: must | The uwoffending correspoudent ran for his iifo, fo! vere Kuavy. took occasion to rake the Fulve Re pe Hele. 6 recsalon as Wk AY artes The United States atoreship Supply will be Yesterday forenoon @ large two-story and a | cconty, has been retained by the friends of Kelly, one mH | Doeuri ct wthe pros ihe Secretary of Biate; | lowed by the excited citizens of the vilage, Dobby | porting Tribune for strictures upon hlingelf and course porsued by our people | ready torecoive her cargo for the starving peasan- frame house on Valentine Lill, Youkers, occu. | of the alleged murderers of Nostrand, Mr, Covert am i | Set te Sapen Bt ne be. eens Onally erceped their wrath severe) otter Reuss eee eh RAR vane d intimating that we mast be try of Francoearly next week, Sie will load along: | pled by Patrick Brady ant Thomas Moore, con i" a i) lute rhein conmiue 1 \ 2 " sae aba obie Ore the House fret, on account of thelr being ab arts the peopte of txt co ; ihe Boaisrice ese : WESTUHESTER COUNTY. Mex tures to 000 inet Vernment to have | The New Humburg gangh have given notices, indi | oth di Plaga td pa gg side the Navy Yard dock. She can readily stow | tractors on tbe Boulevord, was burned, Brady's EST arr, he wer toa e@ orouways in Umes of em rectly, thet @ey will “cloam ous? New York re Tae Yorm ON TUE FINAL PASSac ‘coos, He thought the future or | 9s 4,000 bas of flour or whoat for sced. The tose 1s $8.00000 farnitw: and Moores About $300 A itaehies ent ences caine fo rac. porters inetanter, The locomotive powers of the | , bil! stood 64 22 Republicans votlug with b assured, aud considerod the con 'itiva of af | joint Commistee of the Chamber of Commerce and pied Bt greed aad | a3 be ry mh, ml lot War nee estimated tb cee LODUOUO0 ved ace | Boliemian alone saved tue Duich hamlet from a se See eee cad cue Damacrar Cae, Digw of | mrein C Mina Got more discouraging thin Whove of | Corn Kxchauge Wil prubadly appoint agents to re- Leonard We lors is $12 Nowra Tweed & Joronie, was burned yerterdny worm i | ar are estimated to ¢ D, a us i Aer mblicans, As the charge oan eight years since, He returns tnanke for ceive produce and give receipts on the Supply, An Gow artilery required £10,000,00) mor rious riot. Fate) voting with, the Repeblieane, Asthe charge | ootetesige, hewn. hiss by satives snd foreigners | Sevot will sieo etcompeny cue eNIp. to. euservatond - —-— Vatricx Milon of Morrisania, while intoxicated j | Another ind War. Dad been seo thelr nan oy are alike in all parts of both Empire: Bis heaith ts um. tbe distribution of suyp ies in Havre and throagh FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES. pe e ey tty by hie wife na he pee lotake rch Round the y 4 aires aN Bisckall, Bolt, V. > proved, vet France. — ee He was committed tor trial, - Wasmxorox, Feb, 16,—The commanding off: |, Mei Darey Kiet tilde Gresik tones — _ | Horace Greeley bas given $100 to the Chamber of | Tre Queen of Spain has arrived ia Nice on Ler | ‘ne hody of & middle-aged man wae found ea j *. y. Panud, PB) 0, 's s Deanis Farreti's Kor ter with Mra, Mow | Commerce ond Produce Kachaace fund for the re- | Journey from Florence to Madria, . ‘ Onicaan, Bob, 16,—An entertainment was given | cer at Port Dodge, Kaness, eaye that a general out: | sont. b Lord, Mebuural Panu, Peres. ‘oags, Sao: Lawchlia ef Jersey City fist at tre Frovok: ‘The tetal nesocad slsed We | Prareo d’Asis, mestaed ef ¢ Queen I Lene ate erg wes taken’ vo the woliee sal Groaby's Opers House thls afternoon for the ben- | break of hostilities on the part of the Cheyennes aa UAT RRICEE a Horak hE orhalad or oust wor TaRe {Atle headend of the ox: Queen Isabella, | frack. Tremont ang wat Saxen, 16 the y 4 Qs of © Tue Little Cuurea Round the Corner." | and Arrapahoes is expected early in spring, aod It was freely sesorted to the C Miser cig Sarre an ex Tata orl emer nna 7 Capt. Mackay, and thres other released Felon eneine of Michvel Crogan, ore was ; DJective points of uttick will be te fron. | opening of tho session that f'cer the srreat of Don: , sg Onn of Stetnon's Bes ed from Queustown on Wedurs or diner hi FT 4 2 | ‘Torre wos an immense crowd present, Biling every | that the objec ieee Gen, ‘torees ste | Deen eecored. Thus the two great jobe Ponce, once ® Constable of Jersey City, on Pia glawal eke’ Wesllvae, Walverslty elle PERSONAL INTBLLIG al Aratiadto s1ve8, and from $3,000 to $4,000 were re- | tier settlements of Kanres, Gen, Pope endorves #e | ion tua fur—the Broadway Widening and the | of iraqdulentiy personaiing & constable, battertag - pide y — — a ig wired, A» (he use of the Overs House, the dy loiter, hoping that the Interior Department will at | eter bill iaposed of belore the recuss, and | ° . 4 MiJdietown, Conm., hada diuner yesterday in the LOSSES BY FLEE, aclianal ; f | Being, aud the sorvices of the actors were all gracul- | once take mensut o satis y or pacity those In- | jeayes the decas clear when ext te Solons come | in the door of the premises oecuplod by Mre, Mary | aioe progse, Ladios Saiioated: Ailuiinn? was ois, ehevek was in Cinein te gross amount of receipts will Le sent to fq Who, he gage, have just eiounds of complulut, | ocether, Tae Hon, Larry O'Brien was absent MecLougblia, and striking and abusing ber. Mr. de to the Mall uf Science, given at @ cost of | , Alfermaa Vernum's house and furaiturs were 8, Siephen J. Meany fanthorinos us to deny t fF Hougiton, the rector. Ou Batarday aiternoon, | and aide, that the \broatened Indian dows BROADWAY WIDKNING mitt McLoughlia’ bad @ tenant who recently vamished, | made to t! of Sclence, ¢ & cost Of | agmazod yeateriay $1,000 by Are, caused vy a Uciectian | Mist h? bas ex toed ve trortian Overa Tronpe will give a free beneBt to | come, as it surely will, tee miliary author a ue ced end passed by the Saale yesterday raving betind sone goods, which the former | $15,000 to {Le University by O.ange Judd, and to bis | due. Mori, the Japa Minister to Washington, hag | tov 0° Liltle Chureu Rouad she Corner, hot be held respoasipie for it acta tppenrance tothe Avcombly tne pioruing. | mained Lim to reuuore, otlermve they would be rubseription of £20,000 toward the endomment of a | | The Mechanica’ cotton mill at Sin Coney, near | M10) Mt ji pd ad irl kes ikaee etatleek ~ ey py Oe - —anennene=* ie nueh ta about five minut o | held for sie sto professurs! ‘, A pecaliar foatnre of the din. ‘sburg, Va., was burned ou Wednesday, | Loos, seorge Coflag of dais! - Nattonal Banks to be Prosecuted, Cougressmas Bowen's Wives. We Tee eev oy Welaea iad’ Buatlman Brose Farrell, armed with process, demanded amie: | hor “wa that the courwn immediately succeed | 850.4% tor Congteas ny tie Hepublicans of the FOUrth Com i sete . : . Rae casihar We kon Of Bins ih tnd eth “it | sion o oe ‘odnositay ovenings | oven order, and ao o1 oariod wit " The lotel, ns Oulo, waa | Seebe A Juited States District Attorney Davie believing Wasuixotow, Feb, 16,—To-day another war feet ond pouting “Me Speaker’) with ali | Sot Ot im tegratsence of her busband, she denis! Hm Oh Or CRA AE OBE WE WORTEG Wirt BANDS, pate Tere eke, io Mansheld. Dilley, wa Anes 0 Misslentord han dacilea bal ta 6 I at somo of the mattonal banks Im thiscity had } pant was tsraed from the Police Court by Judge | the strength of their} ‘ork bud | Mi, as be would not explain bis business, It in Py TPES Lode about $10,000 ; fabared for hat the a via acat In Aho Wulted Staten Benate, 004 It. te bette wade incorrect returns of their dividends, an inves: | Snell, accusing Ropresentative Bowen of bigamy in | Nerdly Rnlshed the tual g of previous | {urther alleged EARL Farrel ipee wuret ie door, - bai : —— nes 1 S08 DESERTS RTS AY BO eee, | Ligation was hind, and the District Attorney thinks | marrying Mré, Klug wtko he had » wie liviog— | quostion, thus chosing off all debate, woiely now. | FOPSER. Sicg g conslable's snicid it token of his | Wendell Phillips leetured in Newark last night on mouRs OF LatsunE, urn dete, Rad fil eoiin a dye wi oa | has ne has suticiens evidence @ show that euen re: | Frances Hicks, whicm he married in 1992 at Augusta, | C¥er, was evaded by two or tive Mevedlivens. | orecumed or assumed authority, he cairied away | she‘ Hrescus Political Issues.” Peay Ty E Cr pire - sends n proceoting to Bi r turns ove been made from at lesst two banks—the | Gu, The warrant was placed Inthe bands ofade: | VOiing Mr. Husted, the Hild Rucle of Westen Hid Pree ey seal ee ne fare tt {9 wtded that Mr. W. H. Lench says that ihe action te have bis onde Pisedulys dance ta Lyric Mail oo th t » the Irivh oxile, has been om ‘ Notional Shoe and Leather and t niral National | tective for service, and he went to Mr. Bowen's | ter, who voted for the bii!, evidently to the great | Farre re i] Govorce suit oes aside ‘ calatia Glib nt Rrsokivas will hare A crates caronahaas, hee ~nd be tan determined to prosecute them. As: P resi ‘ence at about 2 o'vhok and served the warrant disgust of his co lesaue, whe game chicken, stated marae AS sy a Pes (Samuel Asherof, aged 69 io Witter ARIE foot ne Glup of Ds ya fl fi cd Le is bo receive 86.009, \ Sistant Listrict Attorgey Bmerson is preparing the | ‘Vue latter expressed no surprise, und only asked | hie reasons (or 9¢ Going as follows : . of Hrwokiym aged ds, wo dence a pats vowel i davis Sar hai sti 7 Chews tor trial 1a. the United Biates Dietrick Coure | wheuthey would coare coming sfver bu, and shea | Wher elew doy joce a bil was introdaced to | Tha groat event in the Brookiyn Academy Inst | the \oleran nace, Mee cou: | tiom’peee Tuesdays treta'd Woe, end for ine souse | Boperiatanasatot srction't “Rte Gauche resopensee j Tuo pspatiies iu ened cose amount te about $11,000. | went wrk tie oMicer to the Police Court repeal (ue ot regularities ‘which had attended the | evening, was the gecond annual ball tu aid of the | pany of old and you, Mr. Asm: | frienda (roms § to 1 Tavi Weed Tivonaent’ ave rie Canale } - oO ie a sement for benests and uamages, ‘omaon | Homacpal Hospital fund, The Aeademy was | “7(¥* Hrd marringy, tho Thirteonth Ward intopsndent Democratic | Pace of kaw a 4} Trivate to the Late J. D. Oliver, A Letter from the Sapreme Pontiff, treesment tor benrfts and uamagos, Lin common | Homecpathie Howpitel fan deny grthe, Thirtenath, Ward, independent Democratic Saogperig i v n terday delivered bis interesting Cc Feb. 1 he Pope bus addr ed with all the wom re Lad buat: is v H oO 4 finely decorated for the occasion, One feature deiag WASHINGTON NOTES, Gavce on the Zhet inas. a! Papers took thin a! 4 Niecnrd yesterda “ id p46. he SOD sohbet repeal. Since that event, a8 beva adjudged t earpet which covered the entire dancing ——— — their intention to stop on the wi . «fal bishop Pureel nowt mest legal avtborities that auch # repeal, inter: | & Yar Pel r ait . ° i | | t before the boys of the Thir- | a letter to Archbishop P coll, ecknew edging the ps i us 16 would With alrolutely Fexted rights, | Moor. Tho att J Li very ine, Sieve bel « u Do vf was yeaterda f minated to be Pen CURIOSITIES OF CKIMB Chester and exhibit thelr skill, 4 ‘ 8 Before openiog bis address, | receipt of a commonicstion, in which the laticr tgs | HEIN $4 ty Contict'with. tho provisions «fe tnc | 80 ese than 0 persona tw the hoase, and the ra | sion Agent at Cana. re ‘ ‘ nae YJOUTINGS ANOUT TOWN. Mr Gerard sides 1a the recent death of Mr. J. D. | nities and pro‘esser, with sincere heart und fuiloees | Coustiution, It Las theretore become mecoenary | celsty coula got hare Cilen short Gini Calais | in the tow dlatricle where the Eoternal Revonge | | The jury tn the cave of Congr 9: Ji g Olver, ie moa ‘or more than equarter of a cen- | of fut, bis edherion to, the dogmatic Coustiiution | that tre reyeul Oli #hovl by yo auiended as toury: |e si Sita nay enlivened Branly a Wile sengos. | halt of the anuntant axhss80re fa tue ai vie. oe A RRR OS We MIB ASG SL SMALE ‘Phe Abyssinie te im tury silbd'iLA ti ‘aaa | ‘ubished in the fourd rer ‘ation e . led berries pedal WE een ; ane we 5) poi ysrinl i ve h ne Dill no Indicting a Sea Mons: yt ntrai Hitiroad Compal tax oo. ‘aven ween Sevouty-se 5 to every | testimony of faith und sacerdotal feeling conveyed | The partics having in charge the Dill now 4 scrip dividends, was arguod yestorday beture thy tuine pee ave {ously injiriag Mary | Past Ninth street ad ever eon in thove in the lettor of the Archbishop the more sincere, “8 | eons eration, recoeuiaing Whe vents ot the peopie Tho Mon, A. H, Purdy, Assistant District At. | Sri aitider de, was argued yesterday before ths Com. | ond ard Soveaty-shird shreis, eertoualy I a ial Mi Seat diggcehaanals Al | ) loved we he 0 is completely refates the evil reports which certain | ot New ke city, recognizing th olute neces iney, hos prepored an indictment against Capt, | Company rps i ps i Thirteenth street, yesterday, ' A Tribate to kmuauel B, Har Temspapers have circulated aeainat hen Hin flat Broadway, should ‘be wideue and deter peed a hat p old aint tea ic tnte oe one, || ate (Comittee on Reconstruction yesterday wid trot nat torn enti ict fe. Te Rosen aby Jacob Vinek. of Kast Hevonty fourth street, wad | “(9 to Kmuauel By Mart, Boa ————__— ring tom sentiment universal among the residents | Grindie eh . Airectod en. Butler. te Chairsian, to report w hill re. | wortu of conber, was soleus Kew kilo yesterday by # fall down stalre, 4 Mr. KB. Mart oirun 7 n of that city, that a commission composed of ber | sentea to the Uvited States Grand Jury touday. | pesting the test oath, in accordance with the ft -com: | pinghain, @ caring, titled befo: Dow itn, : Sigh dacs ' 3 Chsiruan of the Execuli ‘The Income Tax Kepeal Dill Abandoned. | oii os suould be telected for thst Durpore, {Franeo Frank, the victims of tie | we-daiou of tho tresisont mil sucarace of rativiay. | thatonthe morning of Now. it vames MeGuire of 9 | ,, Clurles Moore, of 68 Mulberry atrect, fe tn prt A Fommi tv» Of ihe State Hebrew Charity Fair, w Wasmixorox, Feb, 16,—Mr, Hooper, after con: | psy pr ed it to os for our cousideration and Raymo ad Ran an Ra ed be aul er A UE ¥, hwo miumbers 1 she Coininittee are opevwed tothe | Greenwich strort, mir najin to earry som canner fru) lie vole tats Knuody's exchange office tn Bay ree’pleat lart even cluded otto peing self-evi ut, anions this bill | o3 weity, have ent 4 ee rt wtreet, sia the rear of thy storage | Pert. aad stove | seconsingty absnoned st. The foese i accupid | suze my anaualiied 2.2, L781 WF neon, | amuunt of hie recogni Bee nite Runes YA races 1 iat yltets dole, 1%, while tet dve, mile hele | 4 With special, orders euCngy We ropriatia” Milfs are | cans inthe Assembly Was cloarly developed after already prepared fr thei elt | gpanks Faw Pie sanwonarn, | Sucneedot the pos Boat Abram Ldekeu. 5 olully acknowledged the compluent aan ea retry Mr Dawes. i. 'esiroug of | this speech, no less than thirty four of thom voting An Octogenaria 9 Money. qiCamuntasiouer Plessonton ha reaifirmed the pre. 4 TEL mtiegigamanip, Colowbie, wnt the ship Missougy, 4 4 Per eg arenas Tey, DON ward, ood Me ee Manti, he wots thom | for tee passuce of the ill, notwithstanding the con: | 4 woman, aged 80 years, applied to tho Over Dartics who ‘nade auger ‘iol iN | Th name of Hulmen’ Hole, Muss., is to be chiang: | Tena; end the brig Ameriour, (rota Movema, are tn A Smash on the Erie, tiaued how! whieh bas been kept up by ‘heir party | Reine ©) aritaart ta hts gant to. Us Poor ashes WBO Wade osaer trol, Bialatee name of Hulmes' Mule, sty Fy ° organs against (he Bor Ince it has become | seer of the Poor ‘On which was Lo ver ceut, on tucrecess | 469 Vineyard Mayen, Thomas Lamb recovered @5,170.97 against Jou Yosterday morning an Erie freight train rea off Eiowa that he Intended to revive tue projet, house, Bhe had been {receiving aid from the city, Ail sales on (ho products of duoir manufac | ‘The British logations at (he minor German Courte pon yestorday. in the Court of Common Piegas, tw | bis Unok ncar the coal pockets, abouts mite eam Ir. Goodrich, under the saine protect of wishing | ang her ripest was complied with, Ay an oftcer will probably be withdra¥n, fulton Zontrart Yor ie porehage of (our Lota af of Port Jervis, Ten cars wore demolished, and | Wasuixerow, Feb. 16.—The safety of the | to po excused from voting, was proceeding to attack | wig helping her from her promises, se dropped a | A curious ¢ wannor in which the | — The dowry of she Princess Loulen was voted upon | claimed fuise representa: Ob oa thy part of the plaka ‘heir coutents, comsletine of dry geods, groceri ve} 1¢ the chief topic of discussion | the clause which was strickon out j ent rday by box, which Bew open, and $50.% roiled out. ‘The ier of gl Gonge nthe coutrol of Govern: | with but one di septine voice ui Qovls snd shoes, Hird y Fey Me, Were scattered o boone ‘Admntral Lee | Beaate, in relation (oe Judgesitting in aease where | novey wus turnod ver to tue city under protest see hinetta ily aereereat Ae literal ‘The Liverpool steamer Pacifc has veon loston | The New York Workingmen’s Union have adoe® . Abro heel consed the accident, | Me There is ne new light to-day. Adu he qas interested, when, he wes peaad subsided. | from the aged peuper, and she was taken to ler new iy West ie’ dled aoa tient the boeing fonds, witb 6 of her crew od rrecintinpe of reavect (or Hugh Mitchell, dee "Bape. Selene telegrayas from Key West that ho has no tidiuge ef | fact that be was wasting bis powder, and subs pom t Arson iy ig died gna mornie SOY MU Se eee NY mu || CUtUTASRaT Hes RG Rat SCPE eo Gee TR CaS , hor, but thinks abe fa save. The goneral impression | Tne bili was passed by a vote of VT Lo ————— peas a Ae 6 Domlustion tur te vroparing to Fesuwue work ia Ollieriog ; | of labor, ead ever tho iriead of the workingman. The mek Rash crema te be tolinn Seen las a baler eet House Committee on Commerce aad Navi What May this Signify¢ an vrop $s suk the Workingmon's Union desires to do} Ho ihe Katior of The Sun, she ts now. id tion, which tins bean In segglon for emo doyeom the | ow oso Np, Feb, 19—A flotilla of Aen | The Coneressional Temperance Bocisty purposes | oS! dole fh, dhegdonalé to bls memory —-- question of repealing tue law auiborising the con , rity ane ae hiaewikee Qommisca, i Mary 8. Morris recovered $9,500 damages sevteg, Straws Show w Wreouon of versels is expected, ‘Throw ere to remain ; tho rest clit &. Morris recovered 6 Way the Wind Blew: Conrt yout 0 A ubject reported # bill in | the aeath of her hushand, who wee Killed 0) ar ine The Republicans gained two Supervisors 10 | 4 nasigoun rusny parpes Aoueae Lane cmanruany | Wil fe 1 chssict. over Toe tessa w te | Prencent Gotuvged fam ts mast ye restorny araniing im. | dan nore, Uhh bod C8 alt ually ni , f ident Co: caker 8, Ben} ry 6 hee, . county stands as veer. 9 are Topublie y be Yernor to Drevént the exportation of arme wave g 109 onok, 5 ee er LoL ee i a jelaa la Kulton county, (haa any olber measure which bas come Leiore ihe | Govern or a < ae