The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 22, 1871, Page 1

° =— ————— \ YORK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1871. PRICE TWO CENTS. feel gakindty toward sar gue nit wien tennn (12 MILES IN 11 MINUTES! tering, I'am very far from doing #0 from any desire . THIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR. THE HUDSON RIVERNORROR| — 2eeezsxe xx wxszaverm — | AN EAST SIDE WIFEMURDER 4 POLITICAL BOMBSHELL ——— for Luxembure ve to impart unpleasant information about the gentle y " =P ae Making Pablic 0; (HE FIGHT BETWEEN THE TONS OF | nen wlione acinI hace discussed, But it 4 due to | ASTON 1SHING 1B OX pa reanOn Ree re need pavre te Perce tin, | 4 CORONER WAO Is DOING Bre vere Kaseeatests THE TRAGICAL CLOSE OF A FAMILY | THE WEATBAN DEMOORAOF, the Wesi,@that a clique of mou who have been strong Cab aht A hs Ls ss The Armintics TO THE PROPLE, @ pour, —>—— Letter was Written to Horatlo #Heymour—Rare secrets Exposed—Tilde| Late last summer and carly in the autumn & clique of political sore-heads of Klizabeth, N. J.. Wwearied by oft-repeated defeats, began a desperate nal Convention, Who je to electa Governor of the Einpire w of the Union, and who bave now, in cons enough to cyntrol the Ni have been a Si Loxpox, Feb, 21.—A despatch from Bordeaux Of the 20:h states that Count Bismarck is willing to ing the Slow. ghtning Traine—Twelve Miles in El) the Jury-8i eld to a Mt « Wife-Wa. @ Company t Jobn Doris Dittle Game—How he Defeated Chase, | quence thereof, tenfold the power which they pos *-Almost Incredible Speed of the | resign Metz if Luxembure fs given to Germany. ity ¢Sitting the Evidence. game for position and the spoils, and, in humble and how he Intends to Defeat Hofman, | fore) ine einimation they never desired ant | coftsBeate—Fine Sport up the iver He is pressing M. Talers very hard to cone'ude a | Corresvonaence of The Sun Tinttation of the vonseable Poser Cooper, etehted 6 hipertaty The following letter, published now for the | whose election they cured not jor, lu order that you “Kreitrertarcnsded obeyed r peace, and emploping oven threatening language, Povenxearsiz, Feb. 21.—The coroner's jury | Citizens’ Association, They formed a cosy hitle | As Officer {Mulvey was putrolling bis beat om Aros time, \¢ from ® prominent Onio Democrat ytake such steps as may seem to you Ww be Povonxneesn, Feb. 21.—One week ago the ice | propapne AaccerPTANCR OF THR GERMAN TER! in the New Hamburgh disaster mot at 9 o'clock this | ring, and, orgarizing themselves with conetitation, | Monday night on East Fifteenth street, betwi ee Nae baveattor the OF aeeerions iohueroes on the Hudson was covered with snow to the depth Panis, Feb. 21.—M. Thiers's plaa ts to conclade | afternoon to deliberate upon the testimony which | by-lnwa, ind othe red tape, began business in the | First and Second avenues, he was approached by qiteh have exused 06 Goleas ROW, and Which of ® foot or more, On Saturday, however, came ® | peace upon Biemarck’s terms ; clear Franee of the | bas beon given, and to make «verdict, Coroner | usual way; but finding that they bad not eovered | Job Dorigan, who told bim that lis wife Ellon had Fossy.n thelr effects, produce the downfall of | heavy ram storm, driving and molting the snow | Germans; bring back wwe French army, giving the | Andrus presented to them the following: their tracks, they played dead, and the public | ted suddenly at 521 East Fifteenth street, and that the Repablic. through the ice, Then came cold, and ;the next | commend to Gen. Changarnier; ioduce the National | | Graruemen: In supmitting this case to your | thongs taat the Citizuns’ Association of Elizabeth | he desired an investigation. Word was toot to tae For the statements of this letter, please hold no oue responsibie but myseli, You will of course not | Morning the Hudson was o F glare for ais | Assembly to proclaim the ebarter of 1830 the | Qiiperauant |t 8 perhaps unnecessary to call Your | wag among the things that were, But there was | wenty-second street police station, and Sergeant 4 ® bill was in. | Nicholson repaired to the house, which he reuched @ per to Ko control matters in your section as to pr CANCINKATH, Obio, Nov. 16, 1866, fon. Movatio Seymour, Utena, N.Y. Mr DranSin: A few days ago T asked a gentle- of (uie ciiy MH he thought it ble that T Wd Wiite you a history of the late canvans, as 16 fwas k.own tnd conjectarod by myself, Ie an- Wwered, "Why vott” 1 asked myself, * Why not?" Upon tie ad day uf Javusry last 1 wae requested doubt anything which I state from my own know! nee of Ahundred miles, Not an obstruction met ; and provide for a Sitention to Its tmportan ‘ Sen apd you wit ave cals ouch wetant totes | the view baywher supreme law ; and provide for a plebiscite whother | which the public will rerurd. your That | tome latent life in the ecncern, Ro co to thw Stale of Indisna to see Senator Hen- | which T give from conjecture, of from the informa That was s splendid outlook | the Count de Paris shall be King. The op'nion patiently, thoronghly, v In: | trounced into the New Jersey Legislature by which | little after midnight. Previous to tnforming the Donald, Jadee Nib 4 i - ni e u " If Jerets., Me, Voorhene, Br tes eae go Nib | tion of others, as it may he entitled to . | for ice bontmen, and immediately bustle and activity | grows that the German terms will be accepted hough it ives’ | all sel’government was practically taken from the | officer Dorian had been to the house of one Rosy e " feoncus Leld by those gontiemen on the previous day | TH TRICKS AND TRAPS OF THE NATIONAL DEM were noticed among them everywhere. Rigging | without modification. to present for your consigeration a few points | people and vested in the Mayor 14 the Cirenit | Jackson and two married 8 of bis wife, and We the city Picpenmeree: ia, tae ianerent oe jen ag ts CM hen atl e e feskenines Tunnors sharpened, and topaa % A ORRMAN Pepe Pes trig P ud by the Lge : ae It was hoped by the Ring that this bill | bed na ” bape to his residence, Alice Goyle, y +4 t eam ¢ following letter was written Lo the suthor of : d ‘antenvus, Feb. %.—The Federal Chancellor, ‘AT QUESTIONS. would not be noticed, bet the press unearthed it, | cousin of the Dorigans, who had ber it me ‘vero mven, and Tetaries ‘or that city th ihe shove comes I concluded to paton the anoual race at 9 | byes Later - “ cl eine Reba ons Camnnipan City, Int, Dee. 18, 187 My Daan Sin: In reply to four several inquiries, | cold and with a eparkling breeze (rom @iternoon, dtr, Voorhees, Judge Nible McDonald avwared me that they we hat they endotsed his financial view desirous of ascertaining the views of leading Soutn the of} train in question inlly equipped with the | and raised such a that irators resolved | the family, was the onl: o'clock this morning. Daybreak came clear and | andreliable nchallneed pga i i rind ec teectlbge ded ‘key a enzine dv oraer, oF Uh succesful control. wich | ¢ €all ® public meeting last nigt, husband when the woman died. Sergeant Nichole for Mr, Pen: pron man statesmen to regard to pence, bas invited | Rnd uiner. apul'ene northeast, “ faliivurto their dat # hree- (0 russ Of the Dewoeracy of Indians L would asy that in the month of March, 106%, 1 | ted been rescived to call eight miles tothe soath, | emo sconference. Herr vos Bray, the Bavarian | iS, hei proper poem?” Morindlsiacicr metihetrte AMOS CLARK, J1 fon found the body of Mra. Dorigan lying on the ‘te any other person spoken of \ | called upon William Henderson, Esq ot I Ard or ia Waar 16 (oe Now Hhebereh Voy is 0 Minister, has gone to Versailles in response to the | | Micht the orcken axle have been discovered sooner | the moving spirit of the party, is known to Repub floor, where she had prepared a bed for the night, ded to suport him themselves, apolis, anit at Hat time the fn oF as near to the invitation, f f 'plare, in or near the mi and on & partial investigation d Ot desise | at the Stal whieh was to | azent ‘of the Zon. Thos. A. Hendricks, int de-iied | ble, turn the stake boat and return. sabi ae die of the train, and consequen ty) by Ii Neans and Democrats alike, se the genius of the Le Hon discovered BISMARCK’S POLICT. engineer the train have been Ftoppes Penuix, Feb. %1.—The Nord Dewteche Zeitung | “Astheac ail rains are Knowh torecetain says Bismarck does not follow a personal, but a | ly flammable and therefore dangerousym natch cantion exercised o8 the German policy, He will be the most unpopular ze of the train tp question to cuatd ould iusiruct the dolezaton done so with th @ere sont to Chartesion, and fond that they At it lessened the weight ation materially, oud, as all were in ring. He is cashier of the First National Bank, and MARKS OF VIOLENCE fe the chief of the conspirators, though he has sense | On the neck and shoulders, whereupon he enough to keep himself a little in the back ground. | the husband and Alice Doyle until the Coroner could A meeting of citizens was called for last night, and | investigate the case. ‘The house ts in tho rear tene to know of him if Mr Hendricks soul probibt Acaudilate for the Presidency for 1368. Mr . dricks was then at Washingtou city, momber | {8 a magnificent silver wine pitcher, fifteen inches OF te United Siatos Seuste. Mr. Henderson said | 4 . ’ \ be was pot awere that Mr. Hendricks would bea sittin dlonid hance hios di hibited terete bead THe Prine avor of him, tere was ceriainly ‘Do necessity for | eaadidate tor tuo position, 1 was at the time eittor | CUM ference at the bowl, It was manufactured eZ | man in Germany If he does not bring the peace me- | firs wilte travelling ‘om the road. whica'n tronee jointed hour # small regiment of vice- | mont at 621 East Fifteenth street, four stories high, . r » ° " y while travelling of the road, whico a prover os Bie iieras inbisting (Shem snate pring tbere, 00 eae | of se | Jndlonapetls Daily Herald. the Lemocratic Pressly (or the Association by Tiffany & Co., of New | gotiations to an issue which the people after their thd thorough examination of the rund ts ca | presidents swarmed on the stage as representatives | aod the room occupied by the Dorigans is in the up+ me Memoricks’ wae tie last person I saw Peters in other States who Td announced | “x Ct? a8 cont of OH sce of the content. | *rificee have a right to expect. ot the fon war Of the association, while the house was filed by the | per story. Kotering the room, wiilch 1# about 18x80 ff thie: hones tried unsuecessflly to cks's name, and that as I was publishing a 9 conte 1D FAVRE IN PARIS, signals from oat of duty t Mr. Wilson, the President, read a | feet, the SuN reporter found & police officer, forate ii armor, fH) is the Ta'leyrand of | a paper at bis home, I Would like to anoounce bis | ing boats asssembied in the private office of M Vas- bry O¢ snovelling eosl, might the enalarer throsys Bice gry M4 mt re ey Lonnow, Feb. 21.—MM. Thiers, Favre, and Pi. | havy vecelved tne siguai vo stop muen oom card arrived at Paris yesteréay, and wore to £0 to | "Wis the condnetor of the olf t Vereaillos to-day, All the Koropean States will | by not linying cach Drakeman at hi name, I( be expected to be wexaciaace, or his friends ed to permit bie name to 40 bolore the Con: | *e & Co. at the brewery, and many details of minor Yeution; sud tat I would cbeeriu.ly advocate his | !mportance were arranged, and where the owners of claims. Mr. RenJersoo ssid be wee not sutuorized | the boats drew by lot for position, with the \ollowing vo spcak t the matter; but requ 4 I would it: " Dot take any position, bat would withhold making | result: 1. Kile, owned by T. V. Johnson; 3 News any anvouncewent till L could see Mr. Hendricks in | Boy, owned by C. Wilkinson; % Icicle, owned by ned by J. Buckhout; Person, wire Would be at home during the holidays. | Joun Roosevelt; 4. Zephyr, Merics. lie cached hiv views so compierels ti at, 8 ade porm.o resort, | apoenind te hia fears, Tits feonerves isi, amd he cae out wore emmy batically the others. He sci! that not only were three-fourths of t!v perucy of his Sate for Mr. Pentieton, but shat hey wore ull for im ; that he preferred him; that haa not sing to do th the Hancock nce of the association, As Chairman | married sisters of the deceased woman, and aight €@ officto of the association, he professed the utmost | or ten neighbors, The body was still lying on the purity of motive for all coonected with him, and | floor, inthe same condition as when found by the recognize the now Freneb Government. Palvcord siruag Stee ble Wainy sithomah practh urged the necessity of reform im ell municipal af- | police. It was covered with a bed quilt, the hea@ o Deco u 8 fo nA . | esting on her clothing, which she had used for @ THR CHIGION OF METH AND Lona Hien ange nlenn tp Rian ttn ting | hem ‘Me engery tacked the queaion of meni | Hilt Garhi Wu Ere and Hana ta A despatch from Paris dated yesterday noon, says | Might have been tuus used successfully trom the mid: | Pa! Pecuntsry obligation im the face of the Doarances she was about 60 years of age. The back ‘ dig of the train ? that » committee of his own selection had reported | port of thie neck and shoulders were Dlick aud Di ticks movement, and that he would not be « IT waited tll Mr. Hendricks cau and ri 1 that the question of the occupation aad the reten. b ¥ fidate for ony olee during the year 1868 Dut | toeo,at the sugeeetion of Mr. Henderson, called | %, 570" Fluke, owned by Commodore Booth; 6 | 110) or uote in settied. ‘The Lorraine line sonoxed \ esther fer katana OR alaneeealattae, Gineimean Letra i overed that there were any ather, marks of 7 overnor of sue State of Andi upon Mr. Hendricks at hie ofico in Iudianayolis, | (ize, owened by Aaron Inoia, All the bosie were aaneke, i oo Was the utmovt diligence ased in stopping the train | cial management of the Government, He tried to | jiscovered that there wore any other marks of vio; did asinss instruct reed Vit it be | to leurmit bw (ilendriens) expucted to bes cand bstyrdund ite tad al Tun AnMmisTICR, ane? srliase xe | pill, but was ansuccesstul, We aorslne, enaan cod Ger wite dees ueeron biel ar itien 4 ANS ; - A ; pees Was the signal given to th * r 4 an a Ve were mat ‘Wonld consent to a resolution of He | cate before tbe Convention of 1863 jor the Presi. | at once; but Mr. Buckhout's Zephyr having met The French will prolong the armistice antil the | tuo is cnatse of theo train anit might nave bone THE PAVEMENT QUESTION in the old country twenty-one years ago, b ve BAIL be Would. provided it could be submitted | deney, of Wonk! be alow the use of bie pame in | with a hall hour allowed him in the cll car ran off the track? was touched by but the exhaustive re- | been here most of the time since. ‘They lave th Bim “rst.” 1 took the next train to Clocinna 4, © Mat counection? Mr. Hendricks then saved to me | which to repairs, He afterwards came | 4 of Mared, Ono of the conditions of the exten- ‘i naichnen having chatue of the tower ight nad | port which he read only couvineed tus hearers that | children, a boy anil two girls (rom sixteen to tweee Menicuie’ to Mr, Pendleton what be trans What ooder po circumstacees would be bea candi. | Prowptly to when Prof, H. G, Eastman snd | sion of the armistice insisted apon by Vou Molth atthe ‘raw-orlige whe ¥ and was req iested by lim to take back a rrs: Jato ; that Lis namecould put be used in the Cou. | Hudson Taylor, and the Reteree Wm. C. Arnoid ent whieh I bad drawn, and to say to vention of 1968; that be vid wot wis that year to Le | warned all to look out for the word. At this junc- | 1® that the German troops shalt been t fac trai:# were | the ring was interested in the particular pavemeut, | ty years of age. ‘The Loy and one girl itiin the | of whish the Becretary of the Association is under: LA ter om the Meh. vine that | Stood to be the inventor. WAVE BEEN ON THE ISLAND ‘could he Bou that ie had po desire to ask aasthine of the | acavuidate for auy Position becure the people, tnt | (Ure mul\itudes were on tue ice near the boats and | It is expected shat this condition will probably p fan off, have ‘igualled the fepes went io gen Biave vr Indian which wee uapiousant to them ; | ho desired to roumin in the United ‘Seton’ Scuates | on the piers in frout of she city. From « dagstat | yal, Tee oldie teschise, the arswanlaae? TUE SCHOOL QUESTION Sier giriis wakowa’ Dorigen Ye en iran iaosrers @aat Le liad fall fath and confidence im their ( taut ii the State Convention desired him to ran for | on Vassar's brewery waved the Club flag, while - Ciddingham “sweats tha a anno could have changed | Was the sodject of the next report, and the con- | and both he and lis wite have for many years been Biens of atinc.ment to bim, and io their promises to | Governor, he would do so only with the under#'and- | otber buildings were also decorated wita bunting. ide Parts. that litt mobo minuie fromthe tine of starting t> | epicaous deficiency of Elizabeth was dwelt upon | addicted to liquor. Dorigan is said tobe e very Support hun. hg Uaatit the Lecisiature wae Dewoerutic ke woe At the proper time the mem on boara the Kila, the r id to the tower, In conucel o with this you will | at hotice that Cai he Convention waa held at the aprointed time, Paris is fast assuming its or- gt by the committee, who bewailed the ne | guiet, peaceable man when sober, but ander the ine to be retarned to the Ui dl od Siatos Senate, I theo | Oret boat to start, sung out that they were ready, oll swears (hat the oti train arrived at | coasity of sending ebiliren to New York or Brook- | fluence of liquor bad habitually beaten and mab so BOR of eHdersemMent Wee Passed, and or suggested the use of b ‘candidate for (he | and all eyes Were lurned toward that flect craft: | Gimary appearance, and the fable dnote of the Lotels | New # TT OR i eh 2 | lyn to receive the educational advantages whica | treated his wite. Sfinstivcrt ne could have been carried bys vuie of | Heil cen’, saying i jharas i itdid no | ‘The jadgow sigualled the belmsinan to Lave a care, | wore variod m it food, aud the veale of prices is ooh out te the draw-Uriagediectivniver wien | Bizaboth should afford. ‘After visiting the hoaee the reporter repaired to one. good. ‘Le vbjocted, saserting that he would not by a | and thea 4 Bere Nan eave the up ttene ; ; " Baort.y sft , an Olio editor rad mysel’ tus, ‘positions and taat wader no cir jourep “a0!” ery much reduced. A currespondent’s letter in | use! omy nt Ave ‘Wa Outed Set Ne Jae vesanceal: Quevrton a Risaon wor showed ent iuervisne wie the: ip camongn tour for our canis ould uis Dame De Ueea nthe Conven ry the Lepdon Times, dated the Bth, says that tue vy ro was versistently dodced, but when it was thrown is r a wane htviy Watare iho wit; and 9b the freok ; AIX MINUTES BEFORE THR COLLISION, but prisoners. Doyle is» domestic, about forty eindiany Baw Work Dewevre tet how slusek io Sn Beaniens tab bead colt nottheanter struck her canvas she dashed sway | scareity of foel is vory mach felt in Paris. witch Coenrred: ‘as Conanetor Coma ‘teetites, at | open to devate Mr. AG. Crane (candidate, for | years of oge, tonew hat given to the use of whiske ‘ches & a not. been 1a Wasbinacon forty- | paper vo take'a postion in toe Preadentie; convene, | eeuthmard: La a minute she was gore than a mile | ince the 3d of Febraary there hae entered on the | +i New lisiibarz\. sativa ne mnut's past 10. | tne Committes, put in, vain, aud when be wes at | whet she knew of the ease wituout heeitation, Oh Sighs Loure before they bad sct Lewselves to work | aud vot become the tail to every buuy's kitm ; chai | fowine ber. ‘Pie Newaboy was second, and as that | OFAet Northero Railroad 14,868 oxen, 15,882 sheep, i"eain pnasea ihovevtad trate immediate, | cached by Capt, Jolin H. Weelan he beat an igno- | sald tuatshe bad been living. over beyond the BL Baste eatsied we by Coll Camprad Mr ten | yard tat ely mage op hie nid nut to be a candi- | crate left tue Rome starting point » gust struck her, | 1776 cows, 3768 pigs and immense stores of graiu, | |y ran down tne track and croeed the draw : Guat he Whelan Rube Cus OF Senreor mens BOG, Ge took up the argument of the ring lemolisued them, and concladed by off. ing the followin, raisins , Foue to the house of her Aree 8, to stay until she could get rived there on Friday, and Mer helwe:uai Gric<s Ders@nally into a Hiucook confe.euce, By Maps and .cis, wef lowed the gentiemen 1 ave 8p: ker Of from New Huinpsluire wo New Ocieas, a Jowt | flour and biscuits. ra + mm ft was averward about 130% ‘The Joekey and Rue Royale Clubs have resolved | the ice “when. the “express engine Lick, 1 sboul | come out in favor or soine uiber, Mr. Hendricks asured me aesin Wat be would not Le an wvpirent ier the place, aad wanted (o Know Who ber nose high ta si don the belle roullt of the draw some two another fi andy the “time uiet hee eo: , rip coutinued three montds. | We p» ure’ | was iny choice. I iid ui that west tum (len for in 8 My he found binselt sliding on te lee with Ua) 1 os of Cae ee shall be sx cal orn te stato to "ne, aulttotred, That tie vowise for the Legislature to pass jound | Dorigan slightly uawell from eald and Dome ior a short time and staried aga Vuerever | ye ai rn e » | cludea. The city ts quiet. It wil witl eventy rods. you eu mi *, A ‘We poi the probe in we could erice tebe, Creme! Wau eettcuar tae mitt Frey Me However, bart in the least, though be was buried | 2.400 Prtodhehd ie ‘These tacts considered 10 connection w ‘The President refused to entertain the motion, and | Sunday some friends of ihe Doriguns called aod Al which put the last of Apri I came baek to Cincinnati, express engine had arrived y \ neste ALL GOT DRUNK. sii telt diveritee: t0, Gar wieee: Geipieatices ir nen | a8 Capt. Whelan's iriends comprised nine-teniis of DRONE Hh of May I staited for Washington, ond fel | Mr. Pendleton’ nomination. The Herald iniuedi. | Before he could stop rolling over, the boat had s {het elapeed frou the time. the ol car left ite tie After sie got into bed she bal some words with Wo the leving ewbrace of Gen. Butier, From (ust | ately thereatter came out in favor of Mr Pendlet reeviced her equiibriam aed was siasving away WAR NOTES. Wack » vd ran ou tothe other ou tue drawbridge to the 7 he Te Dorigan. and he kicked her, but not i eto Within three weeks of the Couveuiion, th) | aud'L iis earnest supporter While I conducted aiter her rivals, leaving ber passouger beuiud to en - Catastrophe. The distance run by the exprres train WASUINGTON’S GREAT FARCE, the shoulders snd neck. She wis about all tke Banvare was (> we & blank, uid, and believed at the tiue tuat Ms. Hen | joy the screams of laaghter which went up oa bis | The Health of the Emperor Willi srt. Dent uat etieuiion, taereorer| ——-— ing on Monday, and'ate a hearty Dreak/ast and, bata ge Ang Hong d Laat eich mpris- | urlons Was consenting theryio. ACEOURE, ine Soom neni New Miniate Plnaneo—Reie vony of Millard. a Sixty Thousand Men and Women Shivering | diover. In tho siternooa she made up her bed and was 3 conbination between New Our tree DEVLIN, | nerund Wed to Bach octol the teen, There tae 'a German Sea Captniue Mc tind rete. ot epeed n Penvavivania Avenue—The Cupitol lay down for a nap. fork, Pennevivania, and Now Jersey, that ander wees should tie vote of eitunr of Lnowe Bates be given to Mr. Pendleton. 1 found that the Beudquorters of the Indiona ie She showes "said the prisoner, ** the blacke and blue spot on her neck and shoulders, She did not compiain of any pain. Iwas sitting at her bead luminated~The Balls. Wasninotow, Feb, 21.—The second day of the ceneral expression o! regret over her misfortun ‘The Duke de Broglee bas beer appointed Am- | rowan of ‘the ex eis considered One Of the tastiest Vessels ia Blown, and of Cun, Dassador of France at London, ig a A FIREBRAND IN INDIANA, In conversation with the gentieman throagh to the stopping of ex ‘Aud tine of working the igus, Files ve , 1 bas been an improveweut on the first, and | by the window sewing. and Dori ation, which I wad " : ime of te boats had three men in, ‘The Crown Prince of Prussia has returned to Ver SOUND QUBNIES, carnival ; Pocated a6 the Fiiti Avenue Hotel, at the request ot | Whose Kinduew ‘Tae SUN is enabled to print he | gy ine When neor lower sailies trom Tours, aftor four days’ absence Have saulatartory reasine Beew adduced for witn- | the tens of thousands of colored citizens wso wit: | Gung any said the waa gulne, Lo if he Chairman of the Siate Central Commibes, ki ove letters, the filowing dialogue occurred ; the Ella still aheso, ort Pe Cacisth dak caslalnd abba: acigcnera by ihe l to er ake tn moa Lacenvea’ tee Ressed it are entirely satisfed with the result. | gottodisturd her, She Carned on Worside with be od. ua iar at Was in his power to do ®. Roporter—Lave thesw lewwers ever appeared in | ing ior the turuipe polat, whes the Icicle, which ee eee ed Onlene oe chute | eustelng tee eht Bod Got f Th tensi tof driving seat. | {uce to the wall,and apparently went to slee rr) We eating down upon bere with more tian the | Proueh and released have reached Orleans on their | fuane.na tie vere wes an extensive ssvoriment of driving seat- | {nce to ihe walli:and snpareatly went to sleep. Ae wore to meet, Just prioi | PME ue ' speed of he Wind, passed her, the Snow Flake com- | way home. een ox tered along through several hours, without anything | seached his hand over sud patied Rer on the cheeky Voornees and his | Gestieman—Ceriainly pot; but they lave been | ing next, Lut kee beuiud tbe Ki 4 ihe Huse eure fe tue Worthy of notice. The air was chilly aud raw, and | when be found her cold Ww ‘ “eirikers" took iougings at the Gram> cy Park | mitled to the /ndiunazolie Journal, and will possi | ‘ourch, while tue News Boy sagged bebind M. Louis Joseph Boffes is the now Minister of of the ve tuncay : Fcthouel and eseied, “This tall 1 keow of eee Hots), very near to the wouse of & IW” | Gece : f : Finance. He uns arrived at Bordeaux, aud tis the Jebewe” ‘reversed, “and Peorle tired standing and sitting around, Tho | ‘rietlewedand exctied. Unis is all 1 know of hep ir. Belescat was for Judge Cat Barlow | Diy Spear to-morrow m that payer, You may b 10 THE SURPRISE OF MANY depvohoaiyibs A , brakes appiteds tne traiu Gould ta 8 | velocijede race against 9 horse Ozzled ont entirely. | 4" eth Bier ee darias (he dae. Dorks was for Gen, McClellan, Mr. Mai wiork | aseuret that she scalping keife and tomaluwh, | the leicle did not turn the stake, but kept on down | P*intment wee smmvunced ia the Assembly. teeree I cre matt: ‘erow tne teuieons ot rations | ae ieee on ee ern woe cays ares “Word; bat ater four Lour Tit | wutee have bere se seecheatully used by the de, | (uerivers apparontiy tasking stsigut for New lian: | A deepatch from Havre says the city of Alencon | jitssan af the exprers, i nopeaie tint he sticiapied ts | dnt ig Grae ghane thet mae eae uit wou tee Mar dentls an counad tine expeaniva menat dea, I Faiver conevaded that be was for Mr. Tidou Orr ier waka vatce tauren, tone SE es eee aera suated (re athe bret | having refused to pay 0 fresh contribution demanded | sepi? ts ig te beileord, ot which | he Fide was eo short that not one third saw the | /f hal her death was caused by the excessive use of By Sarpivying, Lowever. Lu a prover extent that ss6- beperoent be bree Pas ~ : errr cou . sar aud headed i # home ig Aue stsie, followed by the | by the Germans, wwe Mayor and ten Councillors ae © knights" in chiota and cheap tinsel “Dotigan’s story Is, that. he ons essen no cause for bay oats onc monly carrie Obs Pr commanders | be vessibly turned sesount of ihe coaniry by | Saow Fiske, lisse, tng, Newshor, Budcenly llet | have been held a1 boviages ia oa Later in the afternoon was a parade a mile tong, | mix wiie's death.” Te denies that he kicked her. tbe constant sad almest ure sre He Oene Anes ee 2 oa . peimstuan of the loicte whirled lis vessel ab ut and ‘The London Standard ia informed that the health setae ose apgn ths made up of sbont s thousand large and small boys, Fie Cuunsner bed Deen fe tiie ovae apt) 6 0 aoe q Aba basis y i Inatevening, Tho body was greatly in need of com ru) Going On Letwoen the I weed, | te Sciotc started homeward aiso. His boat slid up the river | of the Bmperor of Germany loads to grave antici ‘clveu, wicre dove tue Fesponeibi from four years ol to tixty, dreesod in fantastic | puration fur burial. 8 bill cht Eroous. oni Tuden clique and the Graiser.y Y Tae gentleman then informed the reporter thas | Ike a wiitiwitd, sown passing the Snow Bike, | cg, ther wot ueiag aprlied’ on tng occas costumes furnietied by the scenic artists who dress ees age couversation with Mr, Tilden upon th: nigni | he lollewink despaich was yesterday sent to Me | 4:iyut did wot reuch her Al, rushed across the | The Telegraph bar a despatch from Searbrack ag Aue sain waa fully basta mle froutae | up the comle pantomime for “Old Mother Goose," | MURDE IN THIRTY-SIXTH STREET, aC tos Fart of July, a wie Fit. iter OF bine ceenieens journal ; at home iu the lollow ing order which says all the German wounded capavie of re eee * Bee'Saw," “Jack Horner,” “The old woman | wae pival Peddlers’ Quarrel-The A Nbited great seperity ot eel! wh Tree son leur. 8 amie Obi editors oon ame | | Lout atin. See.) Boat. 4in. See | joining thelr regiments are being vent to the ’ ran Parants, who lived in a shoe,” and other rursery dramas. iting ta Linuare lac a: Bacrbee ta a “~ i MW piay i . . snow . reapectt fi ie Athen ior ni i “A rm poker nan ia Liste prever duu. BUCKEYE. | feicle Bde xcwnvos SI Ob] front. ‘There te a large assemblage of troops at reece tur tue use Of tae eekly bento Tue | ‘Three or four bands of musie were interspersed Dying Man in the Hosp! eta Wie cokatin ' az 3 5 Delbens: nals, and ru 83,61, | im the columa, which was revieweo by the President Jeorg . Kevorter—What 18 your opinion regarding the | Coming home the Haze passed the Soow Flake. | vr, . Bs 8, ands we uscol | trom hia balcony at the St James, where b Georne alist Sed Theis Motath Oa i u on p * Dewocraite candidate for President next year? Tue London Dally News says thore are seventeen rom his balcony al mes, where he was 7 : Would vot only mot carry & State in the \.e! y and for a tiow tuey had 4 Quurtercd with his eutire family. peddiers and sworn foes, quarrelied oo the evening wn is : someting and to see something, Sam Tilden is . , : armed. : hi another display of fireworks at the Treasury Do- | West ‘Thirty sixth street. McGrath eelzed an axe r upon Lis port disclosed to mea schewe, aud 1 4 Dat the Haze kept anead. Tie owner of the latter : i 1 to your wilt tally eon BOLLE UItPEaY oe ttaeL aimless en at the aoe medistely sought Col, ——. The Coloae: es- | BOW piayive the same came with Hoffman that Le Fined me Lust be vad no faith in lis boat rneming BRINGING THINGS TO A FOCU: d by any judgm Mocntes, Uvectuckers and tin horns are all that is | Which lay near the stove and cut Baumann twice sured us tht be intended yo gives sal, sad ‘air | played wish Judeo Chase in 1583, tle will defeut | 8, 18°8 Vecatise of “the dulliuess of iis runiers. silat Dhiba J tmipliod! by what 1 wave ealied to your atten ton lettot the carnival. is Mt | onthe leg. Baumann bled profusely, and McUrathy yi yt lle 5 ever, coming ue one ‘uke met with au accident! > is your duty to fearlessly delermine, (rom the test 4 y Seat ko ban sted to convedt me to My oreate “oi | Hodnan because he Las been promised and expects | [cy "ircaking of ber rudder stock, ‘The Dolgee Ancther Tanucl Under the Palieados—Re- | incny taney belvre you, where. reste the respone! A masked pall in the National anda dress ball in | becoming alarmed, sought e surgeon, who temporae Judge Chcec wile 1 was in prisou, aad learnine | to be Secretary of toe Treasery if Hendrieks is | awarded ihe prizo ww Mr. 1. V. dobuson's vost. hue | peallng the Krie Ratiway'e Act—Gor. | bility of tie fearful disasier of Fud. 6 iti, from | the Masonle Hall are in progress. aid rily dressed the wounds. About 11 o'cloce the Roar be hid actively advocated the cause of Cina. | slecte boats made twelve ales in cleveu minutes—the | Rundeiph and the Fifteenth Ameudment, | Which means nay also be sucgesied for the preven | thouaand persons were scattered slong th same cvoning Baumxnn was carriod to the residence ; 0 cheat in x fon of #imnilar scenes hereafte ,sloe of bis moilier, a est ‘Thirty-seventh street, Biancock, and knowing that he bad proven [aise quick: Mme on record, 7 u f i cones hereafter, t bi u t 331 West Thirty th ste "bie professjons'to me ubea L Brst went Reporter—It Hendricks gels the nomination, will ‘aextox, Feb, 21.—The House to-day killed tovday, aud sixty car f passengers ca of bis prote 2 ine rat went w | — ‘The jury saen retired. oralic on’ the Baltimore Coad. One trsine hag | Se¢ left in an unconscious state on the sidewalk. T prepared, as far as possible, she managing | Pondicton support nim t TUK NBEPTUNS ATROCITIES. the Dill appointing © Rogister of Deods for Hudson Suis morning on the Baltimore foad. One train bad | oward moruiog he was discovered by an inmate Grlouds of i, Boneaane. for rhe, Dan Walon te Gentiewan—Mr. Pendleton says he will, and he is ee county, The Jersey City charter bill is Ind over | The Burial of a Mero~A Crowded Assembly | jucowollves sf Of the house, und ® surgeon Was summoned, WhO advised his immediate removal to the hoapital. Yesterday Baumann's brother, being informed dition to tis, informatioa wiiet proved | ®geutlewan who is true to bis word, He and his ls manutty of the Officers of the Liver- | for Tureday next. A bill was introduced to allow afterward to be reijsbie enabied we to know that | intimate friends would support Hendricks provided ectto bis Remains Mr. Va 1 Liners —Frezen Fingers Dropping | the Guitenberg Ferry Company to tunnel the Pali Picuous by bis Absence. tire failure, snd We pi having decided to | ghar he wax dving from the effects of the wounds ake it an annual show hereafter. they will be abl i i See bom ee te 90, toate, betwone ius lentes 008 got the nomtoation; but the great body of Pen Of-Discipline with a Vengeance, sades to extend a railroad to Newark, snd to tannel The funeral sersice over the body of the brave | foimprove ‘on it and to coudelise i wil into one period Ne fice rn SeecuRnell had Beles ia Ore fase Netiote moss prohebiy, ead the mirers, remomberiog the course of Hen | ‘The examination in the case of Capt. Peabody | the Nudeon River at any point. The capital is to be | engineer Edward H. Simmons, was read yosterday | afternoou aud evenin PENA ee, VeRNion) SUAARIAT. comunlied Mle { ideo nominate him. ‘The baiiotings from thence 4 Lis friends in 1863, would bolt the tickes. | and bis mates alayo and Shields, of tue ship Nep- | ralsod by issuing construction bonds to the amount | Bova In the Church of the Holy Apos: Ise | 2 eeperezo STOMA IN CALIFOBNIA — me oti! the Isat ballot are well known to yourre Hore the gentleman pleaded pgagement, and | ‘une, on charge of brutally waltreating their crew, | needed. A bill was introduced to incurporate the | larke structure, and yet it was completely Alied by peice iBiat Malays ged PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE, Just prior bn tie Lailot upow wiich you were som ae! " — phisabceciaah peed, Mr. Vulandicham weut to Mr. tjluen, and | bade the reporter tare ell. vas resumed yesterday before map iasionel People Horse € Company of Nowark, and | the numerous individuals who desired by their pres. Vivid Finshes of Light Joho Dright's health ts improvin fold Hui that your deiegution tad vote that mora. A ae Sitelds, Edward Reiss, the colored sailor, testified | the Bridgeton aod Salem Railroad Company ence to show their respect for the memory of a hero Penls of Thu Me aa Pre Ang—thity-sevou to twenty-feur—to put Judge THB MURDERER JONNSON. that the firsi mate struck nim while he was at the | Tie Heuse and Sonate refusod to adjourn over | who died at bis post frm asa rock, in the face of fasan Franciace-Feur Persons Killed. | qy2'fte {ounce Greeley is spending the winter om Cheee in Domination during the day; Uae in ioe 3 le of Wight. Ve regret to learu that ber healt pa AM nyt tiny Pere ll lf UE Poo arenes halyards. The mate took Lim into his private cabin, | Washington's Birtnday. supreme danger. re thin half of those who | Saw Francisco, Feb, 21.—Heavy rains were | continues very for Miwir dolm, 80: Wat Unless they aid it, Air. Hew Hows only to Alternate bee | iid gtrack him with bis fate aud kicked him, Tne | In the Senate the bill repoaling an act in relation | crowded the sisle# were unacquainted wisa Sim: | prevailing in this State last might. At 11 o'clock | , Dr. Carnochan lias vaccinated the Hon. Montagu ditcks Would upew that builot receive a iyurity of tween the City and the Prisone-Justice | Cijtin also #iruck Lim while be was iu tie cabin, * ; > Laurence Marks. of the Fizabeth Herald, und the ¥ Ps gurity y id te have been pase lan: mons, Were Peruaps not even aware of bis existence | P.M. a terrifle southeaster burst on the cit; je Vous; aad that wlivever received s majuiity of Dowling's Promine. Tie troube with iis hand was. from being struck fo have boon p * year , c @ elty, ae: | cinaton yw iaklag tt appearance in the Heraid' Beye 0s tat Conven! Jobn Johuson, the robber and murderer, was | by the mace. His land was inflamed at the tine hh bgt ising until the trax at New Hombureh, There were | companied by rain, bail, thunder and lightning, do- | ‘°F! og fil eee je waid to Luin x epialied . pdt) by & blow Le received from the first mate, He com- ‘ aR Tea Re ” many ladies who evidently belonged to fashionable | ing much damage, Hitherto the inhabitants of Cali ¥ q Judge Ca: tried in the Bpectil Sessions yesterday, The court | plained to wil the officers of the vessel about the Heees toe levying b tax ef two | eirolens. These bial come)(or ne: lenbble ourianiy: | ttrela. were eae Se acir Alat Raa * LOSSES BY FIRE, Me for Li room was densely crowded, Justices Dowling and | condition of bis uand the second day a'ter it began Mine voller on ail properly Ie the Biate for | but from ateeling tha f ar nahes 0! ——— bos intention w re Mhendicy were on tue bench, Johnson wus accused | t9 inflame. Lis rand wus first frozen when tuey rt of (ree publi. schoo.s, aud duiag away | Beside them were the Hshtning aud low rumbies of thunder, hardiy re JS. Keathir's naw mill at Molan, Hl., was burned FES: site cl Ute elate epon thet’ kailots he oe of delivoratcly wilking tnto Ludwig Ronns store, at | Wor sa were not cuicred mea. About two | Wie tuition fees ¥ arene are Jp toe IR lecyOlh: BE FRRER: ERA Shabae ES AES ere e vote u pen ‘hat bade, Me deci a wer fn Were not colored mon. nut two | "Tn the Senate a Dill has been passed to cuthorize Whose servic of last vight Were as vivid og those seen fn the | | At South Clinton, Lows, on Sunday, « house tools bo doro. Ie then suid to Lim: 178 Prince tireet, ond stealing rom the hands of | ter bis band was trogen his Wile Unger | gne'urainace of the Hudeon county moalows t. But the mighty co'o-sus | Western § ; fre, and two childred were burned ay aeAth We will put Goveruor seymour in nomination, | airy, Renn a piece cf bulr cloth valued at $15. Ludwig | iropped of ; The Board 0 Commissioners is here to-nicht Great Commodore Vanderbilt, did not | Western States, alinont continuously accompanied | qiomes Hf, Rodman's house, 169 Coner less you de you have beea marucied to do by Witham Oliver, enoth colored seaman, testi h y a py tremendous pea's of thuoder, pro ing ore e Pe . } Rova testified that when be saw dohoson enter bis | ae% Lous ; to protest, before the Conimitioe of Commerce and ary to attend the iuneral of bis | oY py pro'ucing more | tirounlyn, was damaued $1.00) Lastevaning. T pour delegation. 7 , , Hed that bis Angorw were trogen, and that when Vization, agcinet the pascage of the bid granting ploywe who died becuse he would Bot leave naternation than vy earth guike Would have | vant had diopped @ lighted caudie tuto @ dure Mr licen answered tont until the vole of Mr. | place, Le was afraid to interfere, knowing the he went (0 4h nh to Bel FoMetuing tor NTSUTATBLest ceitllonen en or linia to Hox Jareer: | peat coue in San Francisco, ‘commonced at | drawe Bendnicks eed be would nox wanarew Nica. he ste peng ppp La abie. re Wea the cavtain wad iat wothing was the maiter | fy Owners AG 3214 o'clock the funeral tevin entered he | AdeDL midnight, and taste over an “hour, thy | In the slaughter honse at 770, 72, and 774 Firas alia digiiain tueo Went 9 the MaKe, and i Are Wit them, aid atruca Mim in Lie bac ans chatel proceied by the clergymen, tae Kev, Mee | Barometer falling lower \uan ever befure known 1a | ayenuc thes hundred sheep were roasted alive you rsation With you WIC 704 wilh probably toe 1 At te oge of 12 Johnson was caught picking a | Charles J 1 (colored) teslited thas his hands A APLENDID TEMPLE, Lundy und Bie Reve Mt, Lewie Atter them came | anie auiude terday moruing. The oes on buildings and sueep Is P ! hat t mn lect Fro tue Hoe he we tp bol. Hee ‘vok age lady's pocket, and wes sent to arctormetory, He eee fn bal age AU repeat a pushed i the coffin, a rosewood casket, € nuy ornamented At the r ef New Montgomery and Minna escinintod at 8,00. nat of Wie Uhio State de.egatiot epored the ig i fs he iy Him on deck and jorced bim to worse ia cold | , 5 ; with siver. It was ol by the pall bearers, | streets wall twelve high and sixty foe ‘The larso brick pallu) | atroe' fects, You recoilectot crurse, that Col, Mctock | W8# there two years. and on his telease wus urrest The New Cathedral—Private Mecting in| With siver Tt was curred by the pal Fs | Ong was vlown from the. top of @ thrometary homes | doricbuedinie Sete: ate rele ke re lite eitonne Ul You in LOW mation, sud Kusrevy Fou Were forced Lid Vey ‘gtd tN al ai Oy eer Toe hearing was adjourned, Archbishop McCtoskey's House-A Groat | mau, Nicholas Tallon, abo jumpet of oe e ons frame oulding adjoining tt, crushing the latter | 1 Manufactusiug Compary loot & AWM Agginet your Will Lo become u catdicate: gla Ag hot at pot Aryeet aN ee Catholle Organization to be Form aud saved bis life, and sevon enginerrs—Heury bi. | into roine, beneath which were buried from fiteen popes ‘fy . re Oe abelian a printers Lost $10.00, 1 Gube wubOUneing YOUF Bowidalon scarcely But OB & tec Ma bequittel: 1WO | mie Brooklyn Boy's Diverce Hult-A Ve: Nueihan! GP GRAIRIant” Blacerisens af eh, iliikea, Wiliam Baird, William Hildvedth, Wa, | to tw ns. All got out sate, or not fatally | 8d Bridgom & Co., map publisners, 81,5 { be ore muticriugs and curses, deep | MUAtDS aferwards Le ted ior burg: rlousty pkire) Bere Dixerce ia _A& number of promivent clergymen of the William Haina Wiis hte Bre eae oue cele OF ao) Ray edildas ; ‘ervaded spliere of the ¢ catering & awelling Iv East T'weltily atreut, and si I‘ ee Catholic Church recently met in Archbishop Mc Ail were Tathod. fe bie chman at the Sinte Prison, her child, ten months SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPD. Chine T have iy aiwong the stripping tue puscy of everything, Lur tue oflence | The suit uf Conrad Dromnesheiser Ly guardian | Cyskey's mansion to devise measures to raise funds ead wan bi J with white linen, to ti od, a duughter, twelve years old, and itis, iogat —— { bear); i Aer ta che be der 2 wars of age) for divor tro o 7, nia in e alo hom were it antis lied and ightihul! 4 Middle Stace, end nowhere hong rf FIVE YEARS IN SINO FING PRISON. being under at years of ake) for divorce irom | jyp completing the new Cathedral, Tue work on bah cite. The cet | ee uaglol Beveral unera were injured, Gate none | Boston gives France $70,000 q Now York juvedtiward one word te your dispinace: | Tefore the exp ration of his sentence he was par- | Wis Wie Matilda, and also to have the child whteh | the sacred edifice is progressing vory slowly, owing | ceased, lis sint Tos ‘tinier, | fatally, ‘Thireo alarms of Ore during the stormaided | ‘Tor Merrimack river at Lowell, Mass., bas risom ment, i ie doned, but Nad bo sooner revalved ins very tan | Was born (our months alter thelr marriaze declared | go «re waut of money, Although every church bas | who tok thelr seats in the y Clie ciuch, | to wake the the most remarkable ever exver: n periged ope. to sissiose, Ub See piesa te: RIAVERECHIAT tes AOOTTEe Tene ean eNO IB U RECORIED OU bao froin $8 000 to $5.00) per unnurm, the | 1 it end two mrentha of wh -iyienadees mer Uefore sevuauy heand'in bes | pores aAicMratiaie om, eroricenee, near, ort reabiey acd which Takuow io be cus'a seen eee dates Por thie crime be wascun | Court yesterday, Jobn Killing, a private detective, | procecds have been found insnMcient to defray the | 4leluewurial sersict of the. Epeeeparin Church Hour, was throwu frou tue track, Dub Logudy waslarte sub cauont occurrences, in Decemver last Sieted and rentenced to be hanged, but through the | swore that op the evening of Jan. 5, 1970, ho fol- | current expenses of tle great structure, Tho Arch. | was resd Wit: much leeliug by the two cergymen in the harbor generally escaped In the Supreme Court of Arkunsas yesterday the 4 | Das struck wily the Tilden, Awe aud Saeery | enerey oud tct of bis counrel Te kot off with tour | Jowed defondant and a man named William Dolan | pighop and the pricais who attended the meeting, | M2, 41 Jt, conclusion te eof aay ploced in bie lous damaze, fhe niorm in the moun: | maton male on Monday by counsel of Lieut Gor. ] arty im endiicks, turough Ie vicezeron ears ih Sine Sinz. A nigit or two after bis release . ae + | centre of the princi al snes, and the congregs severe, w tedegraph Ji € Johnson for & tial by Jury, uuder the Fourtecnt Got tw the city of iw 3 ofis Be. WHC Ge be tated Nien Kenn, =e we % vs inp bern he sh STAR mie fayer the formation of an influenNel aud wealthy | fou Het slowly bast takinw a long ook at the re. | #zed in all directions ‘Atucnduent, was overruled. - . eo 1o Have the ters wich thoy dewsanied, md tn st'ce Dowling im sentencing Johnson rectle remmesieiser testified to having been married to | Catholic organiaation in thir city lor the purpose of ‘pio face some! tranquil aud ungaeded i marr The commsndant at Little Rock, Arkansas, hae Fe urn to rustaiu Alp, Hendicks for the Premdeuusi | the many crimes whicw be hai vommi'ted, wad re ger | r eques| ° ‘ » 1 A 1 of the undertaker had removed a t 4 YOUNG WOMAN'S SUICIDE, dospacen fr ny \ he mi r q phuintif ina lager beer saloon at his request, He | collecting tne money required, Accordingly, they re art . DY appow ‘a despatch from the President to keem Bomin sty, Gretied tues \t was not in e power of the Court to had sent for vit and told her that then was the have tent invitations to over one hundred gentle ance of Wouprds OD the ince. and the body was care > Foany $0 prevent du banc but bot to use at 60unig home, alter tle Convention, I iound IMPOR A MRAVIER PRNALTY, time (Ket warricd, Por ® year previous to her | men to movt we Archtisiop on TI ureday fully Wrapped! iy oldv of thick merino. “When tue | Leaping from a Jeraey City Ferrvbont Lust | Clayton and Leuteuud.donbiuns et CoMeeH UOke }; SEF bop cin s great siate Ut despoudency: to sue Yom are the worst of (he woral, Lue deevest dycd, | mnatriake Drotorocsiveiner, hud b Avian of organization Is Lien to be fast ceroun had Gied rast the cogin was tied in Kvenlng-Drowued tn the Hudson. oe avid, that they scemed scarcely to id the twos blac duethe most | Sue ha no s Delieved that on the heorse, and removed slterward by rail lo Trin - Pealive (ie suck that they hd beew defeated in their | AP AN, ' dures ‘Sonim | ing thet time. Witnere's father, stepmoth Tay be sulseribed « ity Cumetery. Many of thove present took advan Last nught the pas 8 by the 10:50 boat on WESTCHESTER COUNTY. { effort uate M llvton, ‘They each and | fe tat cveu tie Wr-or | grad two others testified p y that on the eve! | to wind up the proce ( 1s spe vin, and accoupani.d the body to | the Jersey City ferry were started by the ery of pact au, Teaine in coutact, expressed the | thai would be stain ¥ he btu of J y, eword to by the det pr vn n be privat ty last ‘ ‘The ball of M Lodge No. 171, 1 0. of O, . q a tne 1 * ad tli ht ming Of the Ot of Januar ory WO bY the detec: preside he session is lo be 4 tly las wie “Mao overboard!” Toe boat was stopped, and it ‘he ball of Morrisania Lodge No 171, o Feutes! cersoiai regard for you Amd earnest desire | prt with the qRiiows belore bin, aflec # om la tive ie te tine when le had followed ier to —— ——— ped, te thoerent tought im sylvan sania lor clon, bi eine 0. fee a Le ol eiitee.. 7 4 I erpectably dressed oman fees pee} for sour swetiony but med to feel that th * = au wuee GSNTDIGES 90 BRAT disorderly house, she was lying sick in bed tro Marder Trial in New Jerecy. NEW JERSEY, was ascertained that ® respectably dressed woman, Ne last of a serics of game: roue Chuyention in New York hat diss: ; NCEA jog | wovere uitack of diptherta. Rebu'ting evidence about 85 years of ave, had given ber shawl to | ehamslunsiiy or eet arin wa ! 1 tie sat veatize ot hope fursuccess, ‘I'v puch | for amen vi tho worse evi Foeormized | Ay Hroauced to ehew that defendant had borne n | — The trial of Josiah Ward for the murder of ; ‘A are another woman and ther, deliberate!y walke:l to Peter Muckhuw. the ex chainph nextent wid this Je vade . thus then, some | Gris Me Hee ee eee eet | tid: character, aud. was known. by the (ile of | Jotun Wades, in Glvucester Ciiy, on the 15:h of May | ,, Tie hody of Mins Julie ftevens, daughter of the | baw and plunged into the river. ‘Vie gentiew the Tax Kecelver for West bar four weeks afer the Convention, no ratilication | f ae f thee hit Light Artibery.”) The ea ing given to th i jen c taka Ac aban ved at Hobonet ti tho FFAOe | whe rep the srawleave her name es Mri ty tor th ; , 4 ‘ Ud Seunnce for repen aued and a not oe it Artie ee sink iver 10 te [tect ace basen ‘lb the Camden Coupty Couch on | ut hinetar aie Rit we tuae's Wo dtala | who receiver the stawl eave her mane * y tor th ibe Beene hed been held in Wis city, Twoutto the | ait'riea your hut you refusc all goot,el that might | jury, a verdict was rendered that vovendant did not | [a's Wae begun in ¢ said » era ai oauuary ee ee MAY: | por, of 145 Beat Twonty siath atreet, and said that | dames Mackey of Wont Farms sentenced himselt | Demcerare Cluv on the nicht of my relurn, exune ou that bruest heart, how foudvoutot ie | Uouaiute adultery, aad chat the child Was legitiaate, | Monday, Wadey was an herd collector, and wus | °H, 016 10 0 Saud aCuaceaane the person wie drowned herself Was a Misa Annie | t tho county Jal yesterday, Justice 8 counrab o» of arrauueneute to be appointed, «Bict Wfor sie moutia, and inp ne Of Atty ———— Known to have sevoral hundred dollars on his per- | a, be ttovoken HW fast nigat or | Crane, und that for wome days sac had been In ade: | 1A wel bin to marry a young irl in Tre. { Tan Fan iieae Coan mur waith waa italiane wy (eras OF Workingmen tn Karvest, sun on the day of the murder, er was Doewuse tie com, gfoeden’, mood on | SEEOBBY Of Pecuniary troubles, i bse [Or even yoart, Or gO 10 he Oreinail to te party Ly ite uusbers and be A deputation of the New York Typographical | inquiring for Wadey on that day, a rest sithoat avail ‘ - ey Raia The annual exercises at St. John's College, Pord- | Rharacter of tae Bpeecues tase by Mr. Pendittos ; 7 eaten, | wenude were fouud-on nis hands tor which he gave he of the tribute without wval Sosa hain, were very lutgely atieuded yorterdaye, Kuvere Vus i pitpated the way tur | Capt, Grindle of the Old Colony to be Tried | Uviow No. & aud ihe New York Workingwen's | Mil) agi unreasouable cause. He siso pari wd athe (URApIKe along YJOUTINGS ABOUT TOWN Mccarthy, Wate C. Dennis, ft. Mesiacus, sud Weds ui Bave Sucewe fil campaign in tie Next Monday, Union attended the meeting of the Kings County | of ga) owed by his lather in vy identical map. | (hme nlace af Ane Fond te piled | ghetto Wasner. siudenia of t @ college, delivered Jdressee, The Hon, A. H. Purdy, United States Assistant | Democratic General Committoe tast ,evening, avd | pearance with that belonging to the murdered taan, | (nree fect above ity us al level iis Boerian Gain OF Rare Digby complimeniaa. by Arcobehep Mee District-Attorney, bas prepared a heavy ewendar of | solicited the aid of the commiitee in defining tho ——— — grihani, Harnad, and C — crimtual easen, whieh are io be tried wext Munday | Hills vefore the Legisiature, introduced by Assom Another of Grant's Victorio: BROOKLYN Rishon ut Judge Wri WASUINGION NOTES, Jen smi Thing Ame t Hy sage, Weed, ne OF Canks firms Of | hiymen Jacoos and Roche, in relation ty convict ia | At the charter election in Syracuse yesterday, = axtven pe m ¢ < 4 Colony, stand A Ibe lies, Me has been | hy, The deputation explained the working of the | the Democrats olected Francis KH Carroll aeyor by At th eeting of the Brooklyn Board of I * The President has #lened the bill to provid y ep brwe persopally Upou every Br : » if bir i At the meeting rooklyn Board of Eilues : Pie o provide ® gow Sour suppused pollen! and personal (rived iadictod for siarving #Haymond Han aud | prison coutract system and beld that it operaied dis: | 194 majority. | Alay iva Doguer sie gun 0: avout } ealvon yesterday Ue Vids lor text Hooke 19 bowed 10 ancien M. Cristello, a prom! ernment for the District uf Columbia, L) ®: recover from therLock whicb 1 Franco Frank,twe of bs seamen Grindie bas engased | Ao vantageously to the workingmen, Finally » com: | 600. ‘Tue Kepublicais cloviod dye out of tue eight een ¢ GUID Yar, OF (or thrce OF five years, Wn of pouty th ® DAUR r Mr. Sumner is somewhat better, but is still very : a that the Slate uf New Yors,uccora, | Mw¥eFal eminent couse to defend him. he cases | witiey of Ave, ore from each Assembly District, | Aldermen: ae ile oard may cevect were opened The estiniated Her Holts, Yesterday, HAVILE been Indic fecble, He is able (0 be up aud dressed, tug toy statement wade wo me by dtr. Bingl aa, tue | Of Benow Howard. indicted for counterielting mated | was avnointed to @ similar comaittes frou the a A Wither @ Utus Beribact @Go. Appletun & C000. Mt uid duey, he renewed Bly ball 1y $10,00, itive Mansion was thrown open to vise Cavin 9. our Blate Central Conuaiiies, ‘cu: | Unnty tee tae ee omecsue ar per | Rurkinemen, with the members Of Adseinbiy, on ‘The Albany Express Kobber's Trial. Bralatreet, Wed Moody; aud A. Sefarmasé Co. aud | dohw Higgids held ap his rag-onveloped richt hand | | rday. Dut hu Dusioeas was transacted. Enbu'ed $7,000 Wo corry the great Blaty oO Olio in Ny i ddl an ae ytaen rsnpharieylt Saturday evening, In the trial of Jobin J, Filkins,the express rubber, | were 20 9, aud im mosi casce S0 pec cent, Wieler hau | before Revoracr Hackett yesterday, as pi yy t €40,0.0 to the atete of Indiana, When thoy a No Hope for Rutlom, Out of over twenty culled wud examined, ‘tue Court | ‘The fun of the lute Philip H. Grogin took | tal jou did it with your lett hand, 'eald the Keeurde UAE eCLUH Rae Meta nena ren Bree int gap.com ad been Fused to Kentueas for | Al4s Harringtou's Banguet to the Exttes Aupany, Fob, 21.—The Supreme Court, Gen- | adjourned until ‘Phursday pines, vententay morniug trom tie Church of ROSRIAUNS TON 8 ENG DEH REAR EAE RYD FERTR ANAC COReeea HeTh Gee Pea astad co Eston Ra uoae Br Honark, oud ‘on thiousaud voters inverted | The Keuian exiles hare aocepied wn invitation | os, gsm, ua'amrmed the judgment of the Court ia anes lot Horromen, im Sine piace, wliere High RuATOPe OTe, Bene Fanueaied fp tisos | ap ucne Kies sat Baa bo nl iw wecura | ction. aust | to 8 banduet in Taylor's “Lote! Jorney City. tiew | orl! 107m, Laer neat The opinioe ‘The Shooting of Marshal Jenkins, ‘9 diatcitinat aenetere thd 4, Lo seleer candidates tor offic rs of (he Houde 10 Iuowey bad Leen fe sed auleide Of OUF Y Of the puuiie reception tendered them by the Binghamton, 1p the caso of Rutto ie opinioi , a iid haeeameaces eee mueat sot ireokit 0 hall ne . Tho Arentng Post's epecss! 4s it ons been dee Beis. ior as,amd wo” vouare were sought tobe | of Alatsuion,” Awd were delivered by Judges Milier ead Potter, The | 7 Loum, Feb, 9 -Il. Ih, Hoyce, gx-Shorit of Were alenors Hei ebangt its Runert ugey. sn eouteriet hat clued taut thebn t tun ef usht inte th waich tw diae th ov rid county, was urroste | at Barna D Morrity bi. Me Mo a Corr, Whi Bryau, | need to destroy ey. mre Collector Murp 0 ty no doupe Kis extremely unpleasant to me, Governor, to | Matringtsp, wuo 0 motion for anew Wrislis denied. At uw bo be taken | ri lant might on suspicion of king Marshal Jou: | aua Dr Wo Tbe 1ewatue wore convey ail t4 | Shivida committed Mum. Sasterday sa default Of 63,000 | R'crovacy of the Treas ‘nat oven op poeall Ma Bis » + Bvt do eo Wat you may | Lies (elle wuuelbbers Lave imauitou by bay Ube bill W the Apoeslae bine ot Naw bissti ud Golvary Comuter ae Dad A be renova ld te lave. 6k