The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 11, 1871, Page 1

PPHIRTYANGHTH_ YEAR THE NATION'S HUMILIATION ——S> ESSE PRICK TWO CENTS PARIS STILL TUMULTUOUS, It, THE, DOOM OF ROSENVILLE to make further opposition, He therefore hoped 1.6 Benate would goon and complete its reorgaal- tecommended by the majority. fored with the majority In the change t.), Morton, Nye, Osborn, Pomeroy, Py man of the Committee, aud be now differed with | Roverwon. Sawyer, Seott, Bnorman, 8 that genileman as to the reasons assigned | *i(| Drie c NAYR—Mesere ly, Conner, Davis, of te lipaias sorry to bear the Senator from | for it, He did not belt the change had 4 r Keiy, &t ; es MASSACHUSEITS BTATESM. eo epiniun thes ail ‘boring | Veen ‘made, merely’ becauve the time “nd. sr. The ey ane Vise ih sa Webi Sail ve YESTERDAY MORNING'S GALLOWS and Bations—A | GEY, DB PALADINES TO QUELL THM : e oat the Commit 6 Yor no toting. Nests. |, Ruekingan, ’ , 2 STANDING ON HA RioRTA | mane more Criaaled Oud lal Hema TH | Nits Wry gS Waton' oe Sarena: and MES | qdartirrantascen Grete oct ath as iar ACHNE AY THE TOMBS, are Temi Disttnanons, sidurod feasous given In the present jnstancer be thought | Hamiton, iil, Ketiore, Loran, Pratt, Woo, aulsbury, ae tio th i deen Wareny, Wh —— te—Schare and NOT ONLY A WhoNo, BUT A BLUNDER, Were not raMcient, Mr, Sumacr bad not been | Shure. Scncer, Sprague. aioek om, Sumner, Tipton, which Shrank from Dr, Nealis’s le ene of Voha Murphy, who rds Threaten to Dessetve, of Hammer | 4, ‘i bad it tapoosing | Mireliet Im ability, “political principle or enerer. “Atvor 4 short Bavoative Session, the Sonate a: 7 Five Mine he Falt—The | had beov beaten bya police oficer in Catharine Anti German Leagcso— Defence of Me Se ere} i tot AIT, tie senator fom Wise | WUE was the rounin ? Was it vecause he failed 0 | orciock adjourned until Monday « Namo Concented—History of the Gibbet | stroot on Sanday morning last, was concluded you of Dobate. consin (Mr Howe), that the personal, aot tae official | inner parts. “Mast, tue ohaiemanahip of a commit —_— in the Tombs Courtyard, terday before Coronor Keenan, Cast. Allaire 1 tes be changed every time tae chairman happous | TAR SCENE FROM THE GALLERIES to he —_—- How Fish bas Killed «| PRRSOWALLY DINTASTERCL TO THR PRESIDENT Onedidate ta 1870-The Placeciianters ‘Wasainarox, March 10.—In the absence of the Fico-'residont, om motion of Senator Sumean, Mr Anthony ws onanimously clossn Prosidemt pro ns between tae President und Secretary of nd the Senator from Masea ide, were very unkind, wns cot Was the American by th At half-past 8 o'clock yesterday morning a long surrounded the Tombs, Iolicemen who wore grouped on the corners stopped all persons watchod the inquiry with some anxiety, and as the evidence became conclusive against the officer, he seemed doeply affected. Lonpox, March 10.—The London Telegraph re Ports continued agitation on the part of tie Nation. 4l Guards, who threatonod to dissolve the National: President as a Bennte to be govera Fronal rel tions be- | or to x mambor of his Cabinet. ‘This was not in ce- attempted to pass, The hour appointed for the | Patrick Broderick, ® pntroiman of the Madison | Assembly should it meet at Verssilles. Gon. Ve bn. of the Sonate, tweens Sensior and. cember of the Rxscative “é co oF th Rejoicing over the Removal of Sumner, q Mr. Hows, (Rep., Wis.) moved to proceed to the | Deprriment-e the Government? Must the Benatc, | (uidniite renohor (he Coven inet Hency | Wasmxatow, March 10.—For over five hou aneing of John Thomas Rosonville was close at | street police, testified that on Sanday morning, | oy, as Military Commander of Paris, threatens te Loic pointing a Chairman of a Committee, atk President or a Scorevary of State how he likes the choice, and whetier he likes to dine er sup wih that aisn? Muss there be atorecise understandiag hand, and thove whu bad recoived permite to wit: falling im p'ace and patiently awailtiag the opeuing of the prison door ection of the committecs ; agreed to. ‘Mr. Hows thon moved to suspood tho thirty-6fh tule requiring tho election of standing comaiitecs March 5, botween 9 und 8 o'clock, he saw John Murphy and two others going ap Catharine atrect ‘They were singing, and bring ® large fores to bear against the National lay was, Cialiman of the Commiitee on | the Senate gallerios were crowded to-day, Ousrd, uy Foreign Relations when dackson. to. whom : . wrthied he did. not svenk, was President; and “that | Senate chamber Allied, At the cascus this morning Mr. Bamner, was’ Cuairnan of the Committee | at which it wes proposed to fix the adjournment ‘THM ANTI-OERMAN LEAGOR IW PARIS bali bet veen tem about cookery, or any other detail Of | on Foreign Relations when Andrew Jol neon ISON YARD ok said “Stop this noise, it isavuisanes. |r ‘Didiy in strength and numbers, 0%, by Mr, "ur. w uM ted to the es ie centae iar an ieauer eros ‘iventy made a “speech. in favor of rati- | atestion, a motion was male by Mr. Hatt to recon: | 15) 1 seen wero atationed, tho line reaching » | ‘This timo of the morning folks want to sleop, The London Times’ special despatch from Parte Mr. Witson, (Rep., Mass.,) object ots | untrao ihe assertion that Mr, Sumner bad refused t toe treaty for the purchase of Alas! sider the ogreement to the report of the committee oe iat : I te * One of waye that @ party of suilors attemoted to a! qension of the ral twenteriain relstions of uay ‘Ried with the Pres b secured “the appropriation, Mr. Login | Mr. Hamlin and Mr. Kelly did not voto, bat tt | Pop thirty feet from the gallows. To the w Wat rou to move o ne of thom said * Yow. ubatitate drut of Secretary of State, Le arserted that, on tue contrary, that centleman hid, on a noted occasion, m mphatically dcelared that in spite of all tUat might have pursed Letwoen tiem, he was at any taomer ¥ to receive the Seeretary of Stat (air, Fishy os au old friend, and to transact wits hy Suc officia: business as might bave to the scaffold were the benches of the new reportors, and at the east roKe (he partition which concealed the executioner and his apoarataus, The platform of new pine boards wos wet and empty. From tue cross.doam dangled a thin rope, whien THE ELECTION OF TR ComMITTERS. Mr, Hows (vou moved that the Benate proceed by Jallot to elect & Chairman of the Commities on Finance, whereupon Mr, Wilsun witadrew his *ajoction, and Mr. Howe motion just made Murphy crossed over to the Fourth Ward side, when Officer Toomey spoke to him and told him to move on and go hemo. Murphy walked on to- ward Rast Broadway, and Toomey followed him. When the witnoss was abont half way to Market the tri-color for the red flag on the coluwma of Saly, which created great disturbance, The sailors Were urrested and imprisoned, quiet restored, and THR RED FLAG REPLACED, ‘The Place de Ia Bastie is guarded by eight battal 1 that mn Gen. Shorman entered y this city with bis magnificent conor foe guar aii ae ‘ta en va fused 40 recognize Secretary Stantov, then discussed Whom he was on wapleasan¢ torms ‘noon, and then it was retumed in open session on a mm Wee, Bet Copeeed. Det wen snterw motion to adopt the report, Senator Chandler «as hh of the Benator from Mi Ainbama clam, from which t the engi y, but very shrewdly refrainod 4 cf , treot along Hoery, be heard a sloglo rap, and of the National Gusrd. Three an munition vm resol wi Hat of | Between them, Tas Senacor from New Hampsnire cy Wee removed, was accepte from any remarks himself. Senators fowe, EJ. | Med in an iron hook. The cold wind blew itto | # ' . Se eee te wiGia’: HIRE cate. Pattersar In hin seat, would bear | Woole coun'rr as tre text upon which. those claims | Tom Any, romans Bien ventine Committee's | afd {ro and flapped the awning overiiead, aud the | hastened back, On reaching Catharive street he | wagons bave been plundered by the mulcontenta, Manding committecs determined apon tby the | \iinexs of this, Commenting upon ® | wore co be settied; and now, when the H SPY ant canvas screen which kad been raised on tne “ Bridge | Neatd the ery * M i Cathe | nd their escort wounded, Ropadiican cancus, Tue vacancy for a Democrat pated is ued from tbe State Departn at the | mission is vere, We were to buck down f action, and at Orss endeavored to whistle the oppo- 100 wed tance of the President, relative to, Minister Mow Joy, in while euadry al.usious were made to THE PRESIDENT'# ANMORRENCR OF & BETRAY CONFIDENCE, a want of confidence, Mr. Scivarz’ sald (hesa wero direct references to Mr. Sumner, on account of its course on the San Domingo scveme, Could Sena- tors requ'te aay, Member of Lhe duly Who had Lhe least soase of his whenity b> bend bis knee and crin-e and law dolore these who. had thus apat upoa hin? =The reasons asvignod for such of Sighs" to shut out the acene {rom the crowds on tho neighboring house tops, The body of specta- tors gradually increased and waited patiently, ‘The foe turned trio rain, and little sHowers fell Inter- vals, Shortly betord nine o'clock a plain cofin was borne o the yard. and carried over the plaiform pthe ante-room to the temalo pri At nine o'clock somebod) erie: “uar's orr sod Sheriff Brennan at tho +i toon the Committos om Munu‘scturcs, was fllod vy Mr, Biair, Mr, Davis, of West Virgini sgned to the Committeos om Acricritare, Revolution, sry Claims, aad Bogrosvod wills, Mr, Souvnz (Rep., Mo.) movel to postpone fur Ther cousideration of the committees watil to-mor Cs Mr. Sumxen (Hop, Mass.) at, T wish my (rien i (Mr. Sehurz) would allow me sition and, say to these gentiemen: "We | sition down and make light of the displaccwent ave deposed this gentleman” from. tl ss 5 peers ‘y of the Committee” om Pureizn Resations™ "ite | Of Sesator Sumner; bab Senators | Séhars, (Logan) would asa if there was nothing ta this, way | Wilton, Logan, Tipton, an ‘rumbull forced was ot the Chairaan of some otter committer | the direct issue vpan them with sach power se chance Vhy Was it that only one Couir e thatof the Committee on Foreign Rotadions—was | Clearly to deveicpe the fact that there was ro reason U to Justily 1k, hat It bed heen done morely because job.) moved to | tho President and Fecretary Fish wanted it dono, he had opposed San Domingo successfully, and street the si BISMARCK SNODDING RNGLAND. The Cader Foreign Secretary admitted in the Houve of Commons yesterday, that Engl offer of mediation was vent to Bismarck a fortnight aga and that ft remeined unanswered. Panis, March 10,—It is thought that the Orst te stallment of the indemnity will bo raised solely tm France. Toe Minister of Finance, M. Poayee or y t, anding close by him. ‘Toomey asked ail the oficers to help to toxe Morphy to toe Peart flation, Broderick took hold of bis right leg, offic Hoxhes te OMcor Brown bis lett arn, and Toomoy Iie right arm. Murphy kicked and wtrug- led, and Too.ney told him to be qalet, and STRUCK MIM TWO OM THREE TIM on tho breast or stomach. Acer Tomey atruck |. Mr. Turron. (Rep., Lost, 33 to & N tucn madreaved the Senate, He eaid | ® sfore that motion ts o¢ Tinder-She rift Ago the intention (o might oppore their settlement of the Alabama cone, | Stevens stepped out of the western building, ‘They | itm Marphy did not Quertier, b quested from the beads of the de make caotlor motion in the nature of ssarges- | 9, ,cedtedation were but filmey | preteris he Senator, who led off ngalost | guq was a dangerous man to have around unless te | were followed by the condemned wan and Fath wan pry ed sirikine ¥ er: There | ysrtmonts am exact account of the depredations Susirsen ot the Commntuse co, Fovelge teresions omingo, indignity. When tie seustor | 10 te ome way oullawed Buranauet, Hs coniesior, Thomas wae aitirad ina | heip enough to tak him to the station committed by Prussians, as a basis for the abate ba. ol era wectieut (Perry) had. made ® motion to In: new suit of blac white cotton cloves were o Mr. Sonuna withdrew his motion, snd Mr. Sum on speaking with the President of the iimprisumuoent of Davis Hatch, it was | The maiden speech of Gen. Loran was the best n | Wen taxon tment of taxes in the revision of the next budget, bis hands. Lie "wrma were pinioned benin back with an his rope which pascod above bis laid on the A men came up with Murph; bat, Toctney asked il be wes Murphy's triend, and ited 8 Erave question of the charged taatbe w rmy in Mexico was svived, fen thon naked that bis name be eliminated fr and most effective made, but speeches or reason bad DE PALADINES A REPUDLICAN, bo we, Dut bie hands el in fre ad hel ( consilered and approved by shot Committee at time It was aswerted by the Senator | wrong. Several timcs the galleries as one man he 80 J o rf an (itep. Obto) said if after the Allribeclon present dice'ty to the devermine- New Nerk (Comkiing) fh the. Bonnier tre rong. o his peck hang the nore. He walked forward to | to opposite Mattison street, and was fittecs wore orvaoiaed any Senator jnsisied upow being relicved from service on a committes, the Benate would us ® matter of course grant the re foees, but It was request fore the commitiocs were agrosd upon a8 a whole dy the Bouate, He would vote to excuse the Sena- the scaffuld withont hesitation er trembii knelt down on the platiorm with Father Doran His mulatio complexion concealed the natural ghast- Hness of is face, and it was diMcult wo detect any emotion init, Ouly the uncerain swelling of bis chest aod ville, who, peared to be assurances. A long train of cars, filed with German wounded rotarning hoine, was run toto yestorday by a freight train near Putoaux, on the Paris and Versailles rail Wwaxvn and carried to the stition, Marphy very hard before he was stravk. A’ter that mained perfectly ati. Witness felt Murphy's Tt was vory fooble, and be sald tha be thou; y was doad. Otuer corroborative evidence was taken the jory retarmed a verdies that * Jolu BM caine by his death throuzh being struck the conclusion of the interview, ap tisfled with the General's republicam Mussuchavetts (Susaner) muss be deposed. Tie | broke out into applense over tie direct thrust ab empt was Gist mace to disolace the Meuntor from | Schura, and bis tributes to Mr. Sumner Mirsourt ae ah fee that Pld agi on | viens to the party and the courtry. account of the Aghilox qualities of the Gorman troops. [Lauguter.]. ‘Thea the Senator from New | The Fepresentatives almost ananlmousiy eay that Hawpshire (Batterson) was to be struck off the | the removal is a great ontrage, and wil recoll npon Commiites on Foreixa Rolations, but the Sen: | the head of the President and reader him lneitgivle he President to prosceuts the San Domiugo and uring the Senate ot to yield to ive dictation, he went on to say there ramors abroad, and tucre was already too round ty believe them, that tn the eposo! tie Prosidest bad taken ® propelling power which was rather steonger that bad heretofore been deemed cox patibie with WIS WEAVY Bi betrayed nis human fear. He devoted several min atone f mated that be Int wed to hold the man to t b Nineteen passenger cars were broken te tor from Maas.chusetis, bat he hoped that taat i mt Offs. orhapes wo count who wan At the bottom of the mo % | toa renomination, on tie ground that bis bitter | gtesto vraver, kneeling on the wet platiorn, a | Somach with a clad lathe hancsot Patrick Toomey, | WAY Senator oad deter. his motion wat » vote on the Bee eee Kepeblicas ‘purty te'coneder whctuee | hs Turron tata gid be bad taken down in yes: | proscription of those wire do cot agree with bia in | reine, Father Duranquet stepped” to one ide, and | &,Pollee oficer of the Fourth Precinct, 1a Cathariné | pieces. ‘The number of soldiers Killed and injared pending question was taxen, Street, between Bast Broadway Henry street, on Punday morning, Marc 5, 1871. ‘OMicer Toomey was commiited to the Tombs to await the action of the Grand Jury, Capt. Adinire first demsading his shield and police buctonr, In eply to the usual questions he dorcribed himrclt en Putricy Toomey, aged 2, born in Ireland, residing Market street, and bis occupation a policeman, ready t sacrifice the: terday's procecdings io the Kepab ican caucus, she | all things has slready arrayed tn hostility to Lim Wordn which teil frou the lips of the Senator from | eoaugh Htepublicans to prevent his re.ectinn. Wisconsin (Mr. Howe), as to the reason tor this | ‘The newapapers here are ull so mentil in tho ter. change, The words were, “that the majority of tbe | vice of the weade of the depart in reture for Senais wore I Of tle angexation of San Do- | the erumbeon witich they ‘eed, twat they epplaud jority of the Committes on Forsign | eve done by the Administration. © opposed to it, and Git was the rea- | An insta orvility 44 enon fn the fact tha ing the cainge,”* they assert nat the report of Mr, Coareliill the executioner tustened the nooso that bung about the neck of Tuomas to the hook saspended from the crows-beam and pa'lod the black eap over nis face. He too taen stepped aside, aud the coudemued man stood a'one in saspenge, ‘The slieuce was endaeniy broken by aman who a leticr for Father Duranquct. Sheriff en apxiousiy elanesd toward It is oakaown, plied that in proposing to ameat the proposition, wee isbae a very ordinar, and reasonable’ right. He declined to witharaw il, 4 prooroded to advocate i, as 106 only in order beminentiy prover. He ‘held twat the Ser if Sona. place assigned would say to the Beuatur from Ohio (her ORDER To BR RESTORED, Panis, March 10.—The francs. The situation All other portions of the city are qaiet, The Gop ty concurreed In inst rentence of tue retuarks of the nenator m Aissouri. He, too, desired to tnquire whe: F the President ue Unitod State: « pad. 1caM party were ready to sacrifice Lauir soa: aed 4 eset, cat he : I aE out the writ: | Ty deleace he said: ernment will soon instruct Gen, Paladines to re ep. Quis Mr. Mr. ailo the charges on the onreioy f : : amber Sumner) bad a right to expect that his | whether came from nha url. OF | conscienc gine ere feeding ut the poblic crib burram for dey, Unaer Sherta Stevens gave the 4 ~ “ not Ml * ines lea ting in| e city are still wai . S é on hnapoe toes w claes enator (Melua) had argued | COMsience in divulging eekere feeding bi bed ot | and there wase Falling. resping noice wit! doua Murphy, the murdered Lid, was 18 yours of messages are transmitted ela Versailles, 4 ronarnr. Fronsxox, March 10.—King Victor Emanuel do nounces asa forgery the letter credited to him bg the Paris correspondent of the London Zimes, om pressive of surprise and diseppolntment at the bard torms inflicted upon Frasce, and especially as t cosion of tertitory. Tne letter was stated to have em to the E aperor William. THE BECKET © err cavces? Mr. VirTON seid bo wicht have experienced some | their victory of to-day. and boldly announce that such leciiue, lad he no: rreu the wovle vrocesdings | thoy intend 40 carts tue war ov agsipat all the of the caucus Ia the morning papers, with the ayes | grambiers, and nayes, and bis ricud (Suerman's) name among | Senator Cameron was not at the cincvs to-day, them, Unt entered the Beoate chumber at about 3 P.M. Dir, MMRMAN remarked perhaps his friend Tipton | and listened to the discussion « while and then went Lad revenied toe proceedings. Mr Tiron repiied that the Senstor did not avk inmner takes his removal In coo! «pirits, eat: fF question in Kood faith; that the Senator had | isfied that tie has done wotoing to lorfeis the cont: too much respeet for bix (1 i)ton's) integrity and | dence uf she poopie, and taal in thelr oan good time honor to intimate tut he would do amytilng of | they will roctify Ho gives ip the Com- aken bes Sucre oF other, wharc erred (rom sphere of ta the ordinary augems nt Wwaich ander the rales, book, place every two veare, These changes of chairmen und committesmen hal ofloa given disallsfction, but no Sensior wad suopowel himself entitied to hts former peeition asa matter of right ‘The Senaie lad been aciusted by # design to elect such chair. pen a8 woul! best tucilitate public business, and haa not been infuerced by lresideudial or any oer xpressly stated that tuoy were 4 was he age, and resided at 112 Henry street, closure in which the exccutioner stood. red pounds of iron had failen there, Thomas, trom bis feet, RTRD UPWARD NEATLY TO THR ChOSS-wEAM, ‘Then be foll b to the end of the rope, For A minute be Was motionless, but soon be vegan to twitch convulsively. drawtog his bun extending als stiffening lexe, aud his ol dioaily expanuing. Gialually tis muscles relaxed, And he hung still and lwp, fhe cold wind played with the back ribbou on the cap which conccaled 2 —— THE BRICK BOATMEN'S STRIKE, tp ordor ; but that, in recard to Genato, the Senator from Ohio | 4, fect 1a His statement, Mr, Seman repiied as to the practice there Dad been vo occasion Leretofore or such a motion. Mr. Sumncc's u otiow was (hon agreed to without 8 division, Mr. SonUna then rorowed bis inotion to postpone, Wileon urcea ie sdoption as alfors tu An Embargo For the New York market Haverstraw manufac- tures eunaally 400,090,000 vricks, They ere brought to New Yora by water, The owners of the boats usod fn this transportation organised in Janwary opportunity of rectving any thay have | vutside Infaonce that kind Lis ince, und bie body swung locsoly to and iro. The | iat ye Madeon River Brick Doatmen's Assucia- NV ALPEN 7 \ aceurred in the framing of ti read Consett (Rep., Oretoe) said he had favored Dir. Ho wn tren repeated what ne did say in the ary, Ue MCs clogamt ani coIp elo iy the ety, | Silence Temained Unoroken tor several minutes, as ued oon ree vole. AN ALPINE HORROR. ‘motiva was de-eated 21 to ® mot Ar. Sauner, but owed bo the It was eulstantivily that there was 01 a ait (com there will he co torth to | Walle all awal ed what further stroggtes there might | (00, 0 opted resolutions reqniring the brick > rd The question recurring on t.@ adoption of the Revaviicse majority, a8 imdicated by the n why, in bis judgment, the meit | criicise or at righ policy OF Mr, ish, | be. Five minutes after the weichts had tauen | Uayur to furnmh men to pile er store the bricks ut fesotu:t decision of the caucus, Con mitiee on Foreign Relations 1 ae Lime may of mecessul Dr. Neal stepped forward and grasped ibe wrist. | 11, own expense of pay the captains of vesarls ‘Mr Scucnx exvlained the reasons bie! Mr. Scott (Rep., Pa.) de’ouded the action of the | be exercised, snd Must he understood the Tari't men, une load of Judge Kelley, | At he dit so it convu sively shrank away, and » % | * he enone Ki ¥ moved a vostper M sfovvall it wee wel Loown row the charce \mpiied in the rer teyochy or Renate to bein favor of the | Inaded down tte coal ‘ Sladier ran through the spectaiors, ‘Dee 'Noolis | G0tne the same, They also adoptod the foiluwing Over 900 Persons Kille: Seale oF prices : Tyom the rant of dack. from t to 10 bsiekn in Jength Fr ieee’ ob conte bse as) even | teams ache tate SI high, 3 ents wer 1000 . (rem 1 (0 200 Deke te len 4H WGN! oonts jr 1.000 | from 1 (0 200 hriens in loom 2 igh 58 Benes br 1,000. Wiero a stage. m neo for piling them higher sau di, toa ceuts add-tioual yor thousand shail be olla er These resolutions take effect Mare’ 1. 1871 Mr. Scburz, that it bad bees niluenced by tive dietatom, and bis absent co improper means. Rir.ccwUnn dweiaimed having justouated ‘were rumors (lat the Ex excntive bad brort Dear certain influence to Ho bid Wwtendos no re flaciiom wpon tne character of the geut.ewan who Is now prepored s# Ch trian of the Comiulttes, Mr. SCOTT replied taas l@ bad mot wuiil tonday licar | chysaing OF tho ramors relerre ! to, and of be liad, he Weuld avvo been very slow to give color to them, porticulorly wien te President was of san e'party with whieh he aimseif acto stopped back, aod t xullon 0 bo the county that (here vero ce) tin disagreements i regard to the anpointmert of these soluitted to tie Sencie, ema bi was mado with the boly remained hanging te ‘The wrist was teu grasped a H paasive, and the boly was lowere ot of the piat‘orm, various physicrus plying their evrs to the beart to listen for its bu ions, Testy four minutes alter the culprit weat up, the comin was brought out au TUM BODY WAs LOW into It ke a Dag of seit, ‘The rope woich had bela iealof, being relewed, caried ap s.! ly, and the won book again twit diy abou Toe cay was removed ‘rom the heoof the corpse, and the iris Of ee eve Was examined With wUnicroseape, Th was (has ade certain tad Lae man was dead. fhe face Was in no way “iscolosed, nor was tc hock brok Some of the evening newspapors yesterday puviished accounts of a tersibio catastrophe In the Austrian Tyrol as follow: Tire Schlossberg," a Vesnvian mountain overs looking the market town of Hohonems, ‘Lyrol, toll in, burning two priuctpol streets of the town and Durying over 000 persuns, also dessroying tue princt- pal church, jecrams now being reseived report the wildest exclement througvout Yrandylvania in ¢0 of tne Creadini dienster at Hohenoms, by w nine )uodred persons Jost their live and t portion of the town was consuined. No furuset ® have as yet been received, but advices n Dowingo and a majority of the | otber eqnail 2 Oppused wo Te was in oceord. whole measure tor the orerent, and (o shew that ance with pariiamentary usage to fnconetitate the | the revision of t.e terif ts imoosaible. Committee in accordance witn tho ot the | Bir. Biair explained lis pos.cion, saying that white body. But this was mot tn siself ther his pledges as an ant protectionist mae to Lie oun. i shitoents prevented bis voting \or Biaiue, wio wus beni bh hat athe! be digicliretptrabblered 8 protectionh le Wasa liberal Reoub and had beeause the adverse majority might very well be | intended to be aatr * pational Kepuditeas corrected by Temoving any vtior member ol ihe Committee ; and i tat bad Leer she omy didiewby with the Commiltoe on Foreiga Revatiogs, 1 wigh THE RU-KLON SE bo waived hereafter us it had beew hnieiefore, Mr, TIPTON did not see that iuere was any me Ware terial diBccence in this statement frou What le had said, Le did not acknowledge thet a wajoriy of | ete a report oi toat the appoiume mow thes motion mas Yow! of Urying a laa to, "reconcile ies a fo prevent the publoty racsromene shes might grin, Out of it. Thet Inst chance hed been cenied: ane the revolution of Mr. Hove wat now belure U Bonnie ior debate, It would be noticed thut int a Ferolution & cosnce of rome Iniportance kod bees Dade in the imoortmt Committee on Foreign Wela fons. "Tue Ine Chui be Senater (ron Bass Seite (ir Sumner), was Lis persomat iriend, am Swaiie bound to hin’ by iniaate personal reat ous Be (Kchu's) oud say ut (Le sane. time that wer understand.ue tho buyer will comply with ti hin toose ceavlutions, pasted by bs As. Feiative to to piling of Ould the buyer reeede from howe Doironal relations Oller wine tly Mr. SCHORR expistaed tuat We had Bol charged | we Senate wre in favor of Sin Dotmingo sauexction, | tizate the alleged ontiages in the Sonihorn States. | ativuxn distocate!, Death tad becw aln Veanel arrive OF Bip WHAEE, ow at hand ccufirm tue terrible natuco of the Abose pe ¢ than i 3 « nin to pur tie cargo ath fudement on cho question would wot Le a tue Browident with Zhe fess ciges 24 10 26, os Walea in Whe neweDeerss | The Commiites. Gret tnveatigated (he conditten of | Santaneres Sad Bagel bad coaie rary eau a Tt py tye terre barring \ the di i wought Lo spoke ; . ad this he know to be true © - ra est wus be d Aud tue Wsnal Verdict was returued Keb. CF mi euch | 1 this televram is gona © disaster w ‘ SNE SOR IETTSRANY My, EUMUND@ rose $0 a question o: order, affair iu Norta Carolina, and tm proseeniing their | gid aiter the verdict the body was takeu away by | Ne lutcrest and lle (bere until thet tebe eet ¢ tut the fal ee FED CNANIMUUS SENTIMEXT OF THD SExATS; but he did Know that the President had per sold Vase aitoougn it right bo lawiul for {nquirtes #aminoned before thom ali shades of po- | relati Nhe cet from which Thomas wad been | lusous are complies with 0 be mot volcanic as reported, but the falling of am and he would co farther gad tay that bespoke the | exerted binself in the way of went ane Pre tor bo betray private confidence, he sot Mica) opiuion, Of the 62 witnoascs examinod, go | taken to the scafold ix on the first floor of the avalaache, Hobencme isa pretty little town ta the SaaPimous -ectument Of ine couriry Wiew Le ar | upon Senators, It wae usserio! in the ue it was clearly cut of order for him te : i ] Wesiern ouildig, and is opposite tne siove in the buvers and sbip-wwners, circle of Vorarlberg ia the Anstrian ‘Tyrol, It com geried (uot the duiies uevolving inuan ofa | as coming irom responsible Senators proce. edings of the executive session, Wore Republicaus, 31 Democrats, and 2 were with: | corridor, frow ils proximuy 10 th fire aud tno | ber of boats laden witu bri ure iviog Keveuth streos wanrf, but the owners refuse lind he brick except on their own terns, mittee un Foreign the chanze was wade ai the President's rkable that the Se ony had been enater from Mursachuset tains 2,000 1 ki Cuaim (Mr. Pomeroy) suid the Senator waa | cut a party pers tw) ¥ of order in siuling tho preceeaings of The Committee say the testimony clearly estab: at once tho must comiertable and 9: itunes, and Is built ina valley at the cure, Is was visited jus alter the banging. A few foot of the Solilosabere, # projocting crag of one of was somewhat i ator (sum: Free credit to bimeelt nod the Comal ne!) stould be airuck uywn by men of his own party Das ie ie tent lisoes: Wrinketa lay on the C:bie, cad a ‘ew picturen were | Luyers are equally determined. {ne Lnnende peaks of the Noric alos wisfea tird tha Wo, dy siuty aod traimng, Wow west eminently | the liberation of the wlive, (Aopiaase lu the gal | (teaping bimsel!) val seen reason w question | {ie Demorriile or Couertntive Dery, That it has | she Man took theee souvenirs away ,esverday, bud , ! deep in Eurore, Of late there hove been heavy, Abed to Oli just that positon atove ad chlera. Tue the cortectaoss of this statement in the papers. made ruom for the next onlappy wrecoa woo is to - etles, promptly suppressed oy the Cusir,) Sougat to Carry out its purpose by wurders, whipping. rains, and the water conrves nave been fuil, The Feselaticn + >siitated iu the place of ts wre Mu Senator, ows argued taino reason hy been made | He conciuded bis remarks wicu the asseriion tuathe | itn dations, and violence againws its Opponenis. Occupy the coudemae ceil The New York Reform 1 cues Proce: snows indeed of the Righer peaks do sot molt anti Dust e1 on), whose pi jen 0 un | lieved ic narvies est subs ¥ : ° ot cena t Asainss com ong those lipeascd the execution were a weoting of a committee of the New Yor Nlossberg we er, Woral inw aud gencral expcrie ice, especially in the | 1's Immediate adoption, wud did not propose to be | on bedalf of his consiituents ant of ihe Hevubil d pumas; frat, oy diego se aud rece | yustieos Dowling and Moran, Coroners Schirmer 8 by Uiese means the foundations of the huge masg iplomatic service, Gtted him for tar place. and wiih | (rieptencd from folowing oot bis conviciions | cans vi the country, He Wasted bis Raues of the Reform League held on Friduy afornoum, A. M, Powell of the National Standard presiding, die fol- lowing resolutions were adopted : Resolved, That we leare with profound regret of (adyiaen' action ot the cazcnr of Keuublican sonacors io voting to dopese the Hou. Charles na trou thy Cuairuthaship OF ihe Senate Comittee on Fes cigu Ie thee Hevotrad, That tho pioposed remo: at bae present cortilenl period. it oc = Will he highly prejudiet and Youug. Prot. Budd, and Dre, Neaiis, Buttes, MeDovall, Harrington, Butea, Puillips, aud Vac dewater, Op the cottin-pinte was engraved “Jobn Thomas Rosenville."” ‘The man hat cone name to the last, to keep the ict of bis » death as early & fecxe! as posaitiie, 1.408 Of the trial were borne by + Ksester, aud the saioe gentiewen has bad bim buried, a tingeihat of alt tue eMenders against, tne law | Mr. LPURBULL (Rep. Ui.) sald that sixteeo years | anh order aed (her must be toanye hundreds. If wot azo © inio thy Senate, IC was a perpeinal | thousands, because these ctimes are shown t> 4 com Dody. and Me oMcers were seidom ccanged. Not | milted. by orgaived bands Fanglag trom tea up to morethai Shree of four diferent clerks had. sat at | seventy-Gve, Hos Ove bas yeb buen convietcd th the tint desk since the fires weeting of tbo Senate, | WHOS diab, Tn all the time de haa been here unili | Fenators Biair and Bayard made a minority ro now 4 chairman of 9 comipittes had ni eeu | port. cnanged by. bis polliteal friends exoept at Lis own ~—_——__. - Fequest, ‘nis was frst time tt bat been done. | 4 Siter ry Feast for the Michael Norton were loosened, and that tie who'e crag slid dowm upon the town, evor whica tt bung. ‘This bas ha pened before in Switzerland, and is always liable te happen when the stratification of tio crag aud the; slope of the mountain incliwe in lines, Tt most bo remembered = tl the Alps the bases Thea come t! primev izhest of all io the com slip does occur, It us: whom at tverr head the Commitice would In the Metowt derice erjoy thy couiidenes of 4 Bat bo (ci ura) wis Dot so by were clamor. He denind the rivlit o | whole tra ura to wit im judement apoa hits po ihical aasceister, and to denoance their ac on 48 & Wrong and & under, and thought ore of rhetoric Uist aperior ty Khe Senter h AppolMimeat Wor fertained om that accomit. Tt Was suuewing eler, Wien s movemous was made to configuration of Uy upen tLe question coder « aS tuat he Pad been told by 4 by & Senator Mat the de Massachasetis had 1 of Mr. Sumt onmated by nertean tte DE AN EMINEN ee ———— @OF. HOFEPMAN'S NAMESAKE, onsiratifed granite tral peaks. Whenever a h ‘ Was but Just to that Benator, re i ot i f ‘hb he nas so ably and vigalanily guarded hi 4 ed ro Greets boemtes, tat ihe reat resno AEYCSED TO REPLY 10 A QrestioN Ii was © serauval, and nothing eles couid be mags yt Neaeciatt Fale civcigirapectiy that nett beraniuecrinyatinnpt | aimala tha atratidnd rocks, that a, the limestongy geen 9 change was! prusc upon public basi mf the committees of The ladies aud gentlemen of the Righth Ward Hegtand indueatal coomiueasy tiesnchert thocuua | tain and dread into huge frugaients, wales agile Ee eee. ee We acacee "iC wast lace voce ie ieeicatenl lates -caiermined Ca the crowed the c'ogant reoms of the Micusel Norton try thac it will bo franght frave politicatconse: | break tuto sinaller ones, ggd these cover the vali «st from Albany Enclosing « On the morning of Saturday, the 4th inst., the anatversary ef the inauguration of President Grant, Mr, Diedrich A, Mofwan, of the Hofimaa House, on Broadway and Kossuth street, Brovk!yo, was ob served to leave his house In ® burried manner, und in short timo to return with a doctor, Tis caused some stir smong the neighbors, Next morving it lowked out through the milkinon that Mr, Hoffman was the (ater of a son, tke seventh in succession, It further traueptred through the grceery that the boy wae a bouncer, woighing 15 pounds 8 ounces, It was ascertained also, from an old laty who ts a friend of the fmily, und who lives around the corner, that the pewiy-arrived sirenger Lad black arnces which tao Republica party of (he nation cam At adora bo ri Ke olved, Thai we hereby tender to Mr. Samner our hoarty (hanks for his tumoly exsorition of the Oliou ADECLIAL ve Sub Downingo mi for Wis slatenmau tke aud Vix interests im comncett nm with bu well as for bis iy elnable, w {ie cause of Itpattiat (reedous, and iu Deball of €qulba- Die and endering recoustruction. Revotecd, That we vender to ta» Hon. Reuben K. Fon. ton, Benaier from New York, ovr thanks tor fo tho Heusterial cauons. by his vuice and you tempted disgrace ot Mr. Sumner. Kesoived, That we respectfully ask the Hon, Kotcoe F toualorial cENEBEVG, “LO Cow. joul ty MF. “Suma 10 'UMO proposed depot Howard Fesult which It Loreunnlows, Reoieed, That ( opios of these rrsolutions be at once forwarded for presentation to the Senate, aod to Benators Bumner, Fouton and Conkling perevually. beneath like waves of lava, ‘This bas provelly happened to Honenem: the shattered houses havo beon set on fire by burning woo. im the bearths and ovens, Tp the House pud.icam came Mr. Ambler Ohio raised tie point whether Mr. Biair of Mi sboold participate in (he deliberations of the cow cus, aaying that it derstood that Mr. Blaig a would not be bound by were the reasons why i Hown rose to rep Be: Mr. ‘Trambull) iad diflered with (he Senator from | Association last evering, to listea to a lociure on eachuroits at Lines, and he waa, sorry to say |“ Sweet Home,” by the Hon. Algernon 8. Bullivan sonetimes viiteriy, but he and always would hi ipsist apoe justice being done to that Benator, the Among taste Wronens are ie i fa aderbols stood by tie Senaiur when he was siruck down | Of the Eighth Ward, the Hon. John Fox, Judges by the advoestes of slavery, and he stoou by nim | Cox and Powler, Aldermen Miteboll, Hughes, and wweday when thu blow comes from those who Rave | Robinsoe, Col. Joba R. Follows, Police Captains been. pot power as mueh through the insiru- me hi of the Senetor (rom Masesct usctte as any | MeDonneil and MeCtoary, Assemolyman Madigan, other man living. (Applaase in the gallerion,) Counsellors Lane and Gohley, the Lon. Joha Nor- Mr, SHRBMAN Fecrotted twat tuis discussion had | ton, and the Hor Gi Ail these cea taken place ou the Muor of tbe Senate, and ayproved | tiemen . ‘The lecturer han- of died bis ¥ pathetic mud eloquent mare manner, Alderman Mitchell presided, ena ints duced Mr, Suiiivan to the and Al the elos lecture tio toa room on the upper fluor of the Club stout where en excellent collation as served Bostible whisper. (Laughier Bir Hown ti tm Wold the Senator himself told of the crewmat e alter its vecurrence. The Senator xoows as much about it as 1 do, and i thing « lite more. air. Svawes—sed 1 know nothing. (Renewed Inugoter, fr. Howe procesded to review in detail the alleged personal disazroements between Bir, Sum or and others, which bad rendeved a selec! sew Cusirman of the Committee on Foreign Re latio He denied We correct: of M ee oi StTRW aur (sulde) eral benators—o Mr. Town said that ‘one hand ho was @ quession and om the other appouled tw'nos to a wer it; and in deleremce to that rule of eourtesy which he tad souckt te make (he role of bis lie, be would make a civil ansmer io # civil He woald tricfly state the reasons +0 far as them, ead ne ceruitly kaew them as weil Bensior, No question had beon raised adiliiy of the Senator / Proton sion Lad bee: say respect by 4 foun; Dut it Was KNOWN to Klose Who proposed the ehange that the persousl reiutte tor from Masswelusutis 1 Btates and the head Away, March 10,—In the Filkins case three or four wiinesses for the defence testified that Hab Pine, om boing tnken out of the car on the nigh® of the robbery, described the roubor as 8 man with jack moustacho and chin whiskers and a slouch ‘THe COURSE OF THE DEM in refrainiog (rom participating 19 the discussion, He thought tis charge was nnjustifable. beard of no adequate reason yet; bat bron determined upon by a ated. Nr. Srewant (Itep., Nev) said the simple ques Hom Was woether Benulor® miznt vote lor (hair. mon of Committees without hay! ¢ their motives Col, John R, Fellows will leovure at the Clad | Veirandeyes, The iter hte Hofinuns capped = ——————— Ins at that time bat a moustache and ful partment were such as to precuce jmpocned. Can they not vote for a Chairman of | friends, be deemed it bis duty to concur in tueir de- | Rooms twe weeks hence. ‘ waite ‘ oa ar “ . nee a ee ae couree between them. In briet, the inlormation tue Commiliee on Persign Relations witwout bay: termination. phate De toe information by intorming their trieads of too THE DEVASTATING HURRICANE, , brown in color, and usually wore @ cap. sidewalk thatthe baby was a “stunner,” This set ho mind of tLe weizatorhood at rest Mr. iloffman was married in 1807. ond in 1889 was born sou No, 1, Who Waa named Cburlos Edgur, In 1861 ron No, 2 iollo vod, and was kovwa to tae worla as Willian Kilmer Bl aworth, fo culled atter a tial the Eenalur irom Mpsuche h ihe Febatting evkience for tle ight of the roobery Fikins rode upon @ with bin from the rear of the Delavan House the Union depot. Several witnerses ulso testili tothe length of time it took them to run te refused (0 oid pervonl hutereourse with the Beeretary © bate, Mr, umNan—Just tae contrary. Mr. Hows (continuing without eoticing the re. mark)--Aod that the Senator bas pot held apy in +: pee 1 Mr. Cuaoim (Rep. N. H.) was utterly opposed Verdict on the Hogan Will Cage. rosecution Jen to tie ebange, aud veileved the day would come < j i when the men who were instrumental in it Judge Sutherland charged the jury in the would regret it, but he felt impelicd tw stand | Mogaa will case yesterday, The jury were out by the mijority of bis party frieuds, abou an hour, Their verdict was in substances, first Mr, Monron (Hep, Ind.) regretted t' ing lumprover wotives ascribed to thom? fir Witson thoveht the Wye reason for this action had not yet ’eon given. The Senator from Wiscom nl thet THB GAN DOMINGO MATTER uls~The Damage Arkansas, St. Lovrs, March 10.—The loswes in East St. Louis by the (orpado on Wevnescay were auch cx ‘ f nited Si t > Son Rrees Mhat tho will war properly executed ; second, that | Col. Kikworth, the Arsé disiincuieed man from the ‘ik from tho place where the pst | was ound le lercourse with the Fresident ul the United 8 tag anything to do wit Ik; but everybody knew oon broagat into the be Mrs, Hugan wes at the tine of sound and disposing | Nofta kiludan ihe war. soa Nod Wyea in tas, | Segeraled. A more careful estimate places them at | Filking’s odser It tovk tiem from 1a tot mae Traces cn Vereen tay “sould haves | siorense growm ent of the fan Docivgn ciate Gairast the niatenent tant Alp Domings mind ; trirds hat the will was procured by ‘raud or | Metyhristened Kaward Everott, Sin No 4, bor | the following figures: Blovator, ¢15,000; Ferry | utes. The ovidence on both sides will probably 0@ Youd who woud be on ng terma with | We all know that 1 this tan Domingo ainexation ‘yiuing (o do with It, ‘Tue question was now |e . . . fo 1680, received the waine of gorge Augustus, Bon | Company, 10.000; £t. Louls and Vandalia Ratlroad, | “loved to-morrow, the secre President scheme bad never couse up, toero never would have | wheter wo Hoputticate of this party tot todos ir uence ; fourth, that she died intestate as | He Vora in AON, wae caller alter ie father; Diets | Detweee $20,600 wed $40,000; Bouth Rastern rond, Kun Down Of the Light Ships Mr scucus was very credibly in | beon avy effort to change the composition of the | avide by the action uf o Convention Of their own | to her real estate; Afb that she bad not will, mind, | Pech "angusvus; aud son Ne. 7, bub not tous 5 . } Gorwed, und that irom the Leet otaority that the | Comanive on. Foreign ielution had alwuye | party into whica thoy hud entered, memors, and wnderstaading suficelat at we time | MCB AURUSIES and son Ni, Dut uOs leual, Was | $15,000 ; Chicago and Alton Railresd, $60.00; Obie | | The brig Montrose, from Ponce, P. R, with Beuator irom Masvachosette (Sumorr) bad pot re | thought the Ran Domingo mat ‘small affiir, Mr, WILSON said ho Was ko independent man, and de the deed, to make its vaild test | “ie Diedrich iss German, born in Hanover, Mrs, | S¥4 Miseisetppl uiiroud, $0,000; Toledo and Wa- | 885 hhds. suzar, was run. into by the steamer Albes foned (uv eoter into wny oBieisl ielssions eikLer Wika | and regretved that it Lad ever beon brought | wan not to te boucd byw pully caucus when its jo mage The Gnem fo lastrument; | 1 eirich is am American, burn 1a the Ninth Ward | bash Railroad, between $75,000 snd $100,000; the | m#reon the Ou inet, 30 P.M, three miles ease Sue Piesideus or the Secretury of State, tu to destroy the harmony of the Ropuvlican | action was mot right sixth, that tho deod was od by the frend of | Srnce’ York chy, Tie peven cone are all alice tie ADN m by eh from Long Branch, cutting her down three foot bee Mi, Hows—Lask my irlend wot toe. party, He feared that I would be to thut pr ‘Lhe motivn of My, Wilson to postpone the further | Dr. aud Mrs. Penguet; sev that the deod wie stoumer Mollie Avie, mach more seriously injured | low the water line. and a! andthe lust one espec I) kick ‘Pney bat tog ber ip fiiteen mime uo. did not speak of their official : ; Wht Lecompton was t0 tho Democracy. ‘He bo | eomsiderition of the sutject Ouiil tovmorrum, wan | wot Mrs, Uogan’s own trea will | and eighth, shat i At oBe saneciel than Orst reported, having boon alsiont aisipved of | Wek jhe capa and crew Tost fll tue clohe poke v1 their personal relations, Teved nineteen tweuticths of te men who voted | then rejected, as foltows: was not her valid sct and nad ee effe ey wel t ath + . EY ME, MNER WAS DAMOvad the Republican ticket. in 1968, wore opposed to it, | seit eer beckizgh am, Corserty, coop | “Sr Grabsin, (or, tee defendants, immediately Hoffman wrote 4 Gov. Hofman, and told | ber opper deoke, will require repairs io the amoust | and pu on board of the Sandy Mood light saip, him that lorwes ad named the baby aiver hin of $2000 Th er, Davie of zene cannot tueky, Davis of W cs were He aid uot believe there were a hundied wen in Virgiais. Reilly, | moved for a new trial om the Judge’ minutes, and 4 eogue, t tel byotmed let ry ! rately given, bat ar si dweiling beuses' were — Mr Witsom, (Rep M98.) ‘Then, Mr. President it | Manwchusouis, of any party, who would not indiz- | peusburr,, Beumiz, Bocague., hi Stockion, | tue motion will be arened ov Saturday next pares ERE aE Ee Tyee ee eee rier red “ure etmarets Tuba tome aoe JOITINGS ABOUT TOWN, Poteg co tiisy baat Une oldast deurler oO: ihe rcmace, | panily condemn this outrage in strising down te Messis, Ames, Boreman, lio: A well a frars ov New Yor hardly fall short of $100,000, The reiiroxd cou -_ met Irv aw of the Committee on Forcign Relations | an ewinent etatesmom of twenty-five years’ nater, Cole, Conk! Cregio’ Edwunds, | #LASH EA PROM THE OOKAN CABLES, EXRCCTIVE DEPARTMENT 108 wre bi opairivg damsces, und ciiisons are The French relief fund foots ap $118,352.67. hrougo the cat ion yoars, ie so be remuved liom | study, 0 & Auention as to wbsiner, he re ton, Perry of Mu a0, Frelluatiay By oe Ms Goon saree tRineeReE iia at leavoring to gather up the remalie uf tueit lo Yeaterday wes the birthday of George the Couns on : e Ne ‘to .Quiry put to bim by ihe Secreta » Lewir, Sorriil ¢ i ee Joop AP letter 10 eon ae Meet. we freer ae = esterday wat birth bintiona between the President o. | Pr State. ‘Greavdod | was saci a farce ever belo ieroy The budget for Indis estimates the revenue for | of tho birth of Juur Feveuth rok, (OWLoIa Y hug tom en Reports | yoanues, Turse checre om. bi the Srerot: com, Eherman, Etewarl, West the year irom oplum alone at #4y,000,000, given my name. 1 congratulate Yon, and w uotry coming in, In sume places etl, played b merican peovl ? Much had beea t ad chiealagypghy fae heon ant Bey tue Hoy all baDppinessand prosperity. the damace is con: abie, In Morgan county, Li, The 6 srey of Now York have appealed to the as che « Suld about party diecipliae, Ho was not a diseh Guertin thea being on the adoption of the | i coverner Pesquere, ts bean put into | My it tiotencioetd sail check picake boy tor him @ | houses, fences, ond forests were biown away, and | Puciic In bebalf of oleeding France, tue plivarwn. The people o: Wiis evnntry and the jour Nr, Baranp (Dem, Do:.) moved bap dcp terete aenay silver cup, OF sich ollicr fC 48 you ploase, reveral persons wore badly inured. At Helens, | Tho Keening Leader continnes to be spirited, Call Mek whe wane he Rt nals of Sula country were tow inde be t tial the ile of ue Committe on Fore The Colontal Government, ot Somatea le destrous VOT MOLTO oa 2 mopenan Ark., She seme attorngon a hurricane passed over | Of news. aud baudeuiuely arragged and printed. v Seater tothe Healdent or wny other mamocr ined. He wanted. Justic avo , of encouraging Who Mmmigratton Of fwiinors {rua the : , itis try ryreey Wd ihe Hla : a Wwe Covsitmont. He trousus the only question | Giscibline wee Inauiged in by geutiouen wrove ony ve ouanged to Ucivod State : To Diedrich Angust Wofana aud ieiens Bailie | Uitgriiiimagre ne © UOMORE OF Bease® And Going | | Blohop Hagley. of Newark, will locture te Fatheg war we to wheter the mewler beld poper | expicics consisted ‘Tue COMMITTEE ON PERSOXAL RELATIONS, A prcject haa. been started for x hranch line of as nd te egret ee eee, y te ow Whigs Cabinet and uiher memuern of the Goverment, ie | TAKING THR SCALES OF THEIR POLITICAL rureNvs, | Mr. Rowunns moved as a further amendment that | Ht Cuieuad avenee ns ew Taree VIA Ean | phe chee PARR sh euaiaslon: NEW JERSEY. Tae Boe Simmons fond in the hands of J. We Fi ged With ‘ive Semaior ticmy Missourl (Mr. Behurz) | He warned his party friends ogainst their action; Le | $6 Li loll idlad HEGRE. SEF: SAFONR io Invoticating committes of the Mozican Con <a ~ ; a Gerard, a eet, anounte 0 Wik Tam Waatiis mater siouy uot tive been preelitated | f.voked them 10 close up their ranks an they had | YOO*AN A. em Obio}—That Is the mont seme thas discovered a devaicastus of ® milliag dollars WESTCHESTER COUNTY, The Democrats of Orange have Tbe Eighty.fourth Restment, Col. F, A, On Bhim the senate; Lia ithat leon decrimined other | uo forces in reserve, Ho protexicd agulust itlu tie | Mr. TuunmaN (Dem, Outi) nad, be tie mond bate ne Treasvry deparsmont. -- ward austin tur Mayor, wiltmcetin-ihe Biste Arreualon ihureday eve Sof te ut st alt gost be Bow concluded. He | name of ive Mepoulioana of the whele cousin. | | flr.) tS euiral Clap of Mexico CAty hae appointed lations of Mor Keller. & liquor doalor la Jerany city. yea. | March i (or batcait-w aril row a bow atrus kat a friemd of twenty this pernt tu ect wis imforma'ls lull aside | 9) D then withd armen vie and Viliabos to drvw Gp ah ack Of aceur 1 supervisor doha ito not Viiselt In the Mead. Jealousy aud rum | yyy x. oter of the \c Bre ges, Hu wtom be wat cropersted ky marel | acd Mee Melt om tue mavority of tus seloct Cour | Bit» BAvanp then withdrew bis emendiment, nd | Cela, Regtste and Milita Anal Aassesor us elloced ceuees fav une 9 ore Now, York Chanter of the American Institute Bis OppUiiioe te tag inane # rotors axe mst It, J tee on the eadject, submitted a report in reli | gi cuid not vow for tie adoption of the | Ou the night of the 2d and 34 inst, a small band of uchte lent, Con ‘The body of the mun reported yesterday an hay- | oh Monday cveulng Uext. ‘Bce aiventwemeute ee 2 OF Peston in ihe Biewon I Was pot solely nto affairs in North Curoliva with the accompa: | po oiiion, because the change im the Cominittes | revoltcionists attempted to surpriss fhe arscaal Ii wv» Job PR HY Lue rivcr ab Bleabort iM* | rhe Willan M. Tweed Cinb of which Me, f MUA; IL Was Lecauee Te believe | using Lerimony. He ee orate | Civ of forcun Frince. ok wore (oiled in th Nat oC Joha Nichols at Port Hc {The Willan M. Tweed Clb of | wile ‘ e Chalet Ntee ot Boreig: i bol mimit eentod th chun aa the Town Docemoer, ho mi08 c Atv Belaions frow a pla 1 Voreis We mlnoriy of the Committee presen Sele pointe dhe coarse pf Wat benator, In this Ban Do- Py Se arrapied by some OF ING town THORNS IT siNe Log — John Jacobs of 290 Kast 18tet street, while wort. aliity. In the pre bon m y wingo Villalny, bad been most vatrivtic aud entitles LOSSES B E ty main fores. Two ol thea) Wore arrert ‘ Proves, coutructors, at Lith stream Burts Shaded ie relsia bil inet lant Lhe termer subject was resumed, and iim Yo the thanks of the country. : 4 he ino galls bencati, whe HOUKS OF LEISURE euwe, died eudden.y yesterday wierooone ip rake N i Mr. Nxw look tue floor on the pen ‘ing question Ti; TmURMAN sald De woud. vate exaieed the - 2 Mbove. ead the cities Fetired ‘i bericnce We now Lied iLore. Le was oppo fe regretted haying hid anything 10 dO Wik the | eee tA nate ue a cd ae the Bernat Charles Boalding's mill in Rommoy,N, H., was |. L ut 5 oe A meeting Of citizens of hy Nineteenth Ward, ta shango, Locause It was Matter, and wished the appointment of the commit: | ern vee cer devttw was etrucu by Executive dic. | Burned yesterday, Loss, 69,000, BROOKLY The Bevents lias @ coucert (his evening, evening appointed « commiticc 10 wart on the Mayow POLL OF DANOMK TO TEE REPUBLICAN PARTY, bs bai been vested in she VieePresitons, at 18 | tttog, iy Nearly whole egoare wax burned tn Riclunond os The Irving Club calico Lop 1# announced for AT Rbctias Wiran ore Weoataty fhe ence 7 bundreds of thoussods o ore, Fouuse to 8 DOING SEUS wr Fulee jo conte A) Mr Epmcwps desired it to be andorstood that the Ky..on Toursday, & We Delioved to bave porieucd 5 " rotila March 2, ¢ RANK that rhot issncl pohnudt ip the Pr aay gece Piscine ete! ator had been struck down. All tat tad | sitoments which hud veca made uf the caucus prox | WO, 100.00. of bilvi Mutilard, whe was tried In | ue Jo'ly Fellows! Association dance in Trookes's fcude, on Sutdhay tact hacia Wi Uae Lessee would be runs vy the intelliguuce of One Wwe to Shane Hrinan of tue Com | Seodinzs wore not w be iceentod. Ho would not, | Leonard Klms's barn tn Typbon, N.Y. with shirty | Hreskivu vealerday tor the murder of George \ ln on te idly . voncr Blopbon Hotchkiss, of Providen thir kctiou, end who would wee plLber justice nor Hoe 10 ae to Dring an in orapt committes 10:0 1 as bad others, violate hus obiigations by utval head of cattig and twonty wits of hay, was durned op | dictate c * Counselor Hammel's Coterie Dave tent out aan {DVL into the bore yralerday lor Wirdow iit. Phe party Was in no coudition to do ey y pees be what Lad been #ild, hursday Biyiit, Ne ice waiuaaice Glratinn Manatal perb Invisetlon to thelr hop ta Lrving Hall uh (he dine 810 wae COMME Up the Diy hor Nese thay which woud wound or olfeud buadrous of wing 1a His to rack the pation ur Mr. Davie (Dem., Ky.) remarked that the position | Houseworth & Yetes's Hotel, the Maptist church, | ait ttauaur tor bouse coutroneed vy slemee Howe | The, New York Repertorial Corm announce @ Lape y cy joo} tig» Oni tue aatean aad Laat eae ie tan toon 7 WMEAK UP THR REPODLICAN PARTY, of thy Nenstor trom Vorwout reminded Wins of the | Mr tines store, nad three dwulifars in Orange Court | grethaniiul for bouce coutriuied by dleatce: Bulow | I ue New ilk etiuk Hisiton Wollesday eve, aot ps IU Was innjonelb'e to fom fe holiew we who Were pe na had | nated in ti and all this | #4940) mane V re UEraed 06: COSI WeRy: Thomas W % April & is alive Of bigigud, Where be lea ng the toe wiviered to-cay were cou | outrun uted to noting. It he Was in she "HONOR AMONG THIEVES, cits, Vincent's browory im, Hilsabotls wae barne! | ‘tne lop, lealah L, late momber ofthe Ben: | ‘The Hon, Abraham ummel i# the only man mother Biting 2 e and upon them pice o ihe Beuwior from Mussacvuseite, he would | (Langhter.) We Tatlings were owned by De-'Jouu Wartusgion, | ate of Vir who dica oo Fel. 21, 171, whtia in tie | tu New York why kiow reive s ball. Hes ‘The ebip Constantine from: London, whieh arrived Baa’ new moved flat tariter eeeatan eee ee A this action ow the part of the |” he resolution adopting the commlitees a8 pro: | wLose ions is about #9000 ; lusured. "| iporeow'trom Weshingon fall Fourie strat abd | pr fi c Slenet ( eeiteuy Twratnesn eer vardiraiaa . morn Y he vow ' sidoa Caran, &c., In Powecloum Contre, i'm, wore bura- | froin W A.M, Wulil 2 P.M. when the protession ol O1¥ie baie Pashley ot waarke ee Br. onmats (Rep, Vi) said be ae one of those | Ar. Logan (Rep...) sald be aid not expect that Gd yesterday tiorame, tio Ore eavepiig aver Ave Wil fornt and proces up | whe bid Old prose. doa In. this suipiuout? wicl te the Mith that ap } li ET 0 unwieo; but bing le COMO wy Woald change the Ferult, Ay dwell, Cheudler, cols, Conklin acrés. Tho Hufalo Howe and the Petroleum House | broadway (o Mysto avouue, to Uiioe Ci y, where ULE edALion |hotoRrapl of himeel! aad it | reached tuis past, A tumber of tne coin, auy will faceet Oil the usta, means of oppceition had now | buat was & lorecone coucusion He merely desived | mmida, leaton, Forty (alich ). Fianng Wore among the Duiduge DUFMUd. Tie lov le oatl | the Siove Square Lodce, No.6, F and AM, of wuiod | invitaliag stem Oho Blows Of tao A, M, Muuuiiol Go Mm Bika Ui the BLowtuer ef Khe Lobia, Ohl Leo 6 wealaurted wud lie doeced is quite me unwise | be give Woreanue lor Wasd Le lad done, Le dif- | #od, Lamia Uarlid, LItchooOds howe lewla, bossa | pabad ab R100), DA Was a EMO, WIM Dar Curm (he VUTLAL 6OFY wed, wo DiBLUdY Ob fee BUA Lush, Bt Poet ES