The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 21, 1871, Page 1

“MUIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR MME REIGN OF TERROR [Ssxss=2=2s=e AXTENSION OF THR REVOLT. Lowen, March ® —TIt is thoneht the revolution. sW_YORK, TUESDAY, PRICE TWO ORATS, || SUPT, KELSO CRIES “KENO!” | bstuet aurmims ters tess | MR,TWEED'S LEGISLATURE,| _%#e00n rin como TA JOSTLE AND THENASTAB ——_—- ae in - jerome abont to Adjourn—The 8¢ Wilson—OF course ldo. It was —_—- NOW FORTHE SKIN FARO RANKS AND ROULETTE TABLES! ‘THRODORE ALLEN, THE BOS LIMINING THE SESSION SHE ASSASSINS WHO ARE FRIENDS Reporter—I thought he would be the Iaet_ mam to WITHIN 100 DAYS. Speech in T; OF THE POLICE, q Spirit of Dant t, | ary movement now in progress at Paris will extend show up such things. What were his motives ? At a hee! — i The Sp: a he sored eked tft te Lyons and even to Bordeaux. | A 4am Roper watinme that Tan's tell You, vat T suppose he Pe abl by Er Visuineencaa eed Young Germans Attacked by Kloventh ‘ and Robospierre. The Thi contemplates removal to belo! fh Aen x * Ward Raflans—Throo Stabbed, one pore , ! P MG ce, amare sour’ Base, awe ih corm Goat iaree eee eee Geodrlewe De Investigating Committee; witn some animportant al- pe Patatiy—An Innocent Man Clubbed ‘3 % ‘ ENC. ; Arrested there on Saturday nigl ames Ft verations, passed an adjournment resolation for the Assassins set Froe. 1 ' Nis ald tye Gormeas decline to Interfere with | , 4 Se% reporter visited 600 Broadway last even- | "Wilson the boys (aun: is my place bad rus trom | Atnaxr, March 99.—The days of the prosent | next Thartday, by « volo of 1 to 4, and sent it to | In tho neighborhood of Tompkins Park carly ) Batehery of Gens, Chanzy, Vinoy, affuire fn Paris, A report from the Franch capiial | ‘™@ 8nd ercped his way up the dismal staircase. He | Cusick’ place, at ‘ent Hons Logislaturo are numbered. ‘The Boss lias given out | the Senate, ‘Thers is a growing disposition to ad- | yesterday morning, three youn Germans wore 4 | aye the gendarmerie collected from the provinces found erytbing double locked and deserted. that all business can be closed opin two or th journ in the Senati id the indications are that | stabbed and cut, two slightly, and ono, it is thought, i | Lecomte, and Thomas. Sy Gen, Vinoy have doserted ant joined the insur | GXided, however, by # rolltary kerosene imp, co wruepone teat tho houses | weeks, and to this there are but fow dissenters, | this time the Senate will concur, poeeibly xing tue | futally, ‘The story of oas of the xistima is w ARRIVAL OF NAPOLEON IN RNGLAND, d ie police came e t * | } ‘m. mis it Fourteonth atreot, a" - * a of the Wilson—That I can't say; bat tie whole thing wi dred dayeaad bas worked like a beaver tv accom | are now only three or for peech In the Senate | Theod « he Government's Flight Lowxpon, Mare 20.—The Emperor Napoleon lot @ janitor only, Evidently the keno game J aol Poliee Commies ” re yar specches in the Seni eodor Burkhardt and Juli Burkhardt a rented i WilvelmaOhe on Sanday tor Ragland. He was | Hoe. Patty Welsh was among the departed glories | fivin away by one of che Pol Satur tay arog ceiyl™ | slish it, agrees with Mr. Twood that it ean and will | t0 be made, andone night session wonld got rid of | of 610 Hast ‘Twelfth steoet, and. Henry Poet to Versailles. of tha metropolis, Descending, the reporter noticed pho rnin bedone, ‘This has been emphatically working | them. No ono beheves that any Ka-Kiox bill will | of Mast Ninth streot visitod a lager bees t of No. 608 Broadway. fg refased to take ball for Legislatare, Very Iitle time has been wasted in | pres, and fw think tiere ts any profit in re- loon on Ludlow and Rivington atroeta mado visible. iainand at the 4 "fs Mr. Welsh in 2% ng that if they evor azn hi they mieh “Yoo, sir," replied a voice underneath, OS oe Be By oe refagee:, wlio cheered entinaiastically as the Bm- 4 CALL FOR A NEW NATIONAL ASSEMBLY, | Sorot made bis appearance on the stor, ALL QUIET IN ROW Hovey, March %0.—Lbe people here are deeply excited over the pews from Paris, but no outward Will tho Gormans Rooccupy demonstration has been made. The Mobiles a Paris ? Crobibited ‘rom crossing to the right bank of the wet Seine. [vis rumored that the German torces will reoecupy their former posta if the disorder in Pi Wa oretary Fish | eontinues. das received ihe folios ing despatch by cable: THE SITUATION TY PARI ENCHANGND, Lowpon, Maret The following haa just been | Loxnox, Maroh 90-6 P. M.—In Paris ts morn- fecoive:| from Mr. Washburne, Paris, for you: | 1#g the pituation was unchanced. The National “ Paris, March 19.—The National Gaards Committoe | Guardy, In obedience to the orders of the Ceniral fe master of Paris, ‘The Departments of the Interior | Hepeblican Committee, have taken ap position in tnd Justice and the Pretecture of Police are occn- | Various quarters of the eity, meeting with no resint- pled by insurgents, Generals Vinoy, Thomas, aad | #060. The majority of the National Guard aro pas- Looomte have been mardered by troops, Biection } ive and quiet, TOS COMMUNAL ELECTIONS, tor ‘ane to morrow, All the members of the ee cove he to Versailles Ifo. | Preparations are maxing at the voting places 8 wore made. debate has been cut short, and the | thought best to de, there would havo beon leas than | At the entrance to the park at Soventh street and same result whieh would have been reached at the | thirty noes, Aveuue A, they met two mee, ond of two or three days talking bes beon accom | Senators Seott and Morton aro not fnow'ndvorse to A SOBTLE AND THEN A TAD, “Will you tell him that a SUN reporter wishes to | No. 600 irondway ; George Tall, w the cane | lished in es many bours. Kven Tom Fields, who | an adjournment this week, and the President's | Loomis, boing a little ana! eco bim 1" A sg yp Br Bowen’ | cea talk for twenty-four hours and crack Jokes for | special friends with very (ow oxceptions thave bo- | tentionally jostied agai ‘The nose vanished, and soon the door opened and | wore eld for trial, in $500 each, 7 | am hour should thero be a necessity for the reporter was politely invited in, The place is —-— made to narrow that in tying to avoid the eovored door | A 200,000 Victim Plonding for the Nuppreee | pr are Banks. ty tn the legs, unin it ono of ¥ has not | Come convinced that neither a two-thirds vote in | apolocized and walked on. pecoh over ten minutes long during tho | the Sonate nor a majority Ia the sfonso can be bad | “What is that you sald ?* Asked tho man, follow nt seanion, for Sin Domi ident, howe: sraogors, fe jo snneretion ath ne lon. ThelPre ing Loomis. Joes not yer pal Pod mae makaete th lahev fine fr be Loomia stopped and the atrangor came up to him keoper the reporter barely escaped bumping against the stomach of the Hon. Fatty Welsh himself, who, | 70 "A¢ Futtor “4 toed gel why dov't the police | °mtmly 8ad promptly. Noone eompisins that their & ress here over this weokand without | and attncked bim with akntie, The onslaught wi in 1s shirt sleeves, filled up the doorway. Sie: Your toquiry of why doo © police | Hills were beid back, excebt Mr. Goudrien, who | the (ul reports of ali tires Commissioners ho could | go arexpected that bo bad no time to defend Limsolf, Good evening, Mr. Welsh. I have come to ank | take the faro banks ia hand a# wells the smaller | thinks the Railroad Committees ouzht to have re- | Hot retit considera in We wot se before the last ‘of | ‘The frst lange of the knife penetratoa below the 8 fow momen| ti you concerning the | kame of keno? if agitated through your colames | ported his Krie Directors bill early in the session, | peat week. heart to a depth of two in tate kono raid, will benefit the community more than ail the enact- | in order to Lave given him an opportunity to an. | Mr. Samnor is haying a apoech on international Fatty Welsh—'Pon me soul, young feller, Thaven't Loria oar hig? Lersevgioctd will betstalecred for | nihilato tho mansgers of that corporati the plightest idea what i was done for, I didn's | Years tv com Jambling makes men dosperate and | epee which ho had preoured before tue opening of | the threats of war made aguinst that oation by tvo " dream that Iwas evin' o be pulled until the cops | Heads, in niue casos ont of ton, to robbery or mor- | the sension. Mr. Plicke of Avenae Balto growis a | V'resident, thersts considerable anaiety to hiear it, | Rad rouched Aveuue Band Tontu dor, ou can taxe wwoctbinis of the vast namber of | iittle because hie old barrel bill is not tortheoming; | hy!" ,l0Re, and i an opporvunity occurs be wil FAINTED PROM LOK OF M1090, reason why | iniod that losses at faro bank have wae ier what | but tis ts doubtless held back in ordor to dispore | © “ILe President returned from Patladeiphia this | As soon as Loomis had gone the sccused turned ‘ ‘The work of the committees has been done thor- iaterview The next blow was jer the shoulder blade the Blade, penetrating the er lobe of tho left lung. Loom! ta 9 | LAY Pat In type, and as he goes over the San Domin- £0 question, wiih tts complications with Hayti and ee te eame slam bang {n pon m Reporter—Thi such a wholesal you can't explain t raid was made on the petty game | they You ¢ Iso esinn t two-thirds of | of other important busit jerstood | Morning, and brought with bim the names of Isasc | Boon Theodore Burkhardt, and attacked hin, an it 1s well ‘Whiers Government bave A <i this city who ‘their Hazlehurst and Gen, Prevost as material out of | Sr#t knocked bin down and then sunvann.’ | ‘Broughout the city for the eormunal elections | Keno while nearly Gobte prompuiy, ore Lafatented with furor | {ast whon that measure docs come un, the tit be- | which to mike @ Collector of the Port of Philadel. | bis knife, wounding hi. im the lor we { Or eT emete tore Ww AOMAN, | ordered by the Central Repablicen Commition, MX HUNDRED FARO BANKS fonpoude tans lost $wo 0a is exe, ‘a ag. | Eee bm and Conuolty wil be Verriic, and will | piv.” He hus been informe to-day that weapon glanced off Was saved. Toeo- ‘ ted tn the | dreds of roang men bare come un jer ‘nis not he fell, led * Wateh | Watchi™ ‘Tae rkhantt, who lied fan appointinent. Some P Witnessed the aesaalt, been “too much polticiens are here to back ap the claims of 81 frightened to render any arsistince. The assay Ro bo se- | rushed at bim furiously and struck isi in tho dae barst's | ond then Acconting to the apportionment made there is o Loxow, March 20.—The Telegraph's special | representative to be chosen for every 20,000 volers. sys that on Baturday the cendarmes fired apon the | wrh9 elections witl be neld on Wednesday instead of Natlovals. Tho latter retarnod the fire, a of the gendarmes were wounded. G were and are permiited to ran unmol now flourishing came city? Of fare hes entiroly rnin og two hondred more bills thus far this #svsion th Fatty—Don't know the first thing abont It As ——_—_ mace yearly us tavorsble irowine. roof active politician, and neitisr would be ‘Ihe tet chat sho Assembly has noted on nearly | tothe busioess community, The. forme m cuan '* | bost cha bat time who: told you befo: resentative Kiltot!, bat io 1s not likely riourly considered. it is uuclerstvuod Hai soveral | Tuesday. The pross condomn the assassination of Vinoy bas dat nold on tll fret my dais THE BLIND MEN'S APPEAL, they have been ation the Generals, recognize only the authority of the | on and well'll go out and havea drink, I'll be bet — basing: The Clerk of the Asso: pomiu mn woul! be acceptable to Gen, Cameron, WADE A LONO® AT AIM WITH ots KNIFE. ‘ deen mobved. ‘The mob ts triumphant and virtually | assembiv, and declare the present situation nnen- | teratle to taik to you, Here Dick, (to tae necro) | Commissioncr Frear's Frauds a ay oes > Ich has been | *BOLS8 cot yet mace any rreommendation, ida tots. find 0 Wand oat) the if possesses the city, Only wine shops are open. | Jarabie, ft me my cost and hat aii irhe ot ‘Tribune. 4 aon thom. In fac neily evoryvody, | Assistant, Secretary of ihe ‘Tressary, died toa; cat, which mearly severed hie ; Orankennoss is rampant. Even women are armed, numons. While Patty was squeezing himself into his coat rf dag ot Whe ootalds. bibnd: bel Well as Democrats, soeine Her two infant sons died yesterday.’ Her sudién hand, a Z REST OF GEN, CHANZY. Ramors of every description are tn circulation. | the reporter looked over his back joto the room Sie: Ato meeting o outside blind, held ANXIOUS TO FINISH THEIR WouR Geath has caused @ feeling of giooi over the waole itexed Hicnty Tork but wed ‘ne H Gen. Chanzy, upon bie arrival in Puris,was arrest- | One says the Nationals inten’ to march on Ver- | A faro game was in full blast, In the centre stood | 0 the eventug ee 17th inst. at the resilence of | a9 anon as possible and eet home, and yoa may | “tY Sceesclihlaliintiidsaccui knife, ‘They were engaged in a force wiruvele } 44 08 the station by the Montmarsrists, aud itis said | ssilles, enother that the Assembly will remove to | a table covered with ercen baize nnd part hidden by | Peter hairs snd recbobbanhen hed ae ae ' COMMON SENSE LN BROOKLYN. When 8 policeman | arrived, "and, | without é : f ht aU) oll ape | Will be #hot to-day Orteaas, and that they are abont to appoint Gen, | a crowd of eaxer, well crossed young men who | revived lat tke thanks ol tne outside bitnd be | Uieiator fturdeaburgn Iatroraved a bill Incorro- Henry Post, striking him_ on the sid ot tho {wad | H RN, CHANEY Hor. Paidherbe Generalissimo and Dictator, All tie | g'anced suspiciously over their shoulders at the ro. | ndere Lacthadbthrcedmntslall Stated iit the Association or the Bar of New York, with bis club, knocking him down, stauned, f H From the Beening Telegram. papers wt tue Prefecture of Police bave-beon de: | porter. At the further ride of the table sata bald, | Rininess In allowing ws the xo of his columns in | Bile were reroried: ‘To improve Ninety aixtn was much the smailer man of the two, and Was nole ‘ Panis, March 9, 10 A. M.—Gen. Changy was sent | stroyed by ibe Nationals, cadaverous man with full red whiskers. ‘This was | exposing tie frauds perpetrated apon us by alr. | MECC, Dove tor rebuliding aud repairiog sowure meaty frees his eanahiaat nets folise tas ‘broths H wlth lurge bouy of troops to the Montmartre to OVARTORES DY THE IXSUROENTS. Pet dane te one cornet Kis soparncana | Aszesider Freer, (hroneh the Commissioners of | tn New Yors sit7 of tho beuutics of tho Brooklyn city | fnaother companions who had ran away, Tho por ] Suppress the jueurrection; the troops, however, for | .ownox, March #0~0:90 P. M—The Gaulola re- yuiine the eanieas.thouga no atranger | Charities and Correction, who publishet stato. | | senator woe offered « concurrent resaintion to | eharier ts « provisicn, incorporated at the Heosan, wlio is supposed to ve Oftecr Wi i ‘wea made prisoner, taken to the garden of the Rue | ment by the Montmartre insurgents, and that |! "Putty and the reporter adjonrned ty Bean's 4a. | Ut of the 34 of Lebruaty, end wisieh statements | Senator Brailoy moved to recommit the Para. | l-sbector of Bulidings, and requiriug that the Presi- lowed. to deps ; dee Rosicrs, Montmartre, where the Central Revo- | Labiche, the Miniater of the Tnterior. has bean fuliy | toun on the eornery where Patty called fora bortle | Ne coatradictod in your paper of the 18:4 of Februe | matte Tubs Ttaurond wil, Lost, 4 to 16, and dent of the Fire Commision aiall hold that oftee, | eMleee kuew tat write bad oon Jntlona:y Committee were sitting, and attor a short | empowered to grant liberal put legidimate conces- | of Wive frat “ ary, whieh bas not been dented ap to tis date, thus | “The Lill to provid» better accommotations for | {ts happens that the President of the Fire Com- and te flually told shem to go abuut tacit i tein) was shot pris sain wren fag tng bd Tiss eeret Joaving the patie to believe our statements, which | passeu.ere or tie Third Avenue Lalroad, New | “ission knows about as much about Vulldings as ” Hl Mod LAW: te SureNPeANT 11:90 P. M—The Bolle Belge has advices denying soihey valod the basement ‘cross che way | We dely any ove to contradict, A copy of our reply | York, Was ordered to a third read: (ie Hon, Horace Greviey does about firming. Tho Gai Gis G0 ak Unhiadn t And the city will Le given up to pilloge andess more | that necotiations bave beem opened with the insur. ‘and w feller ume over and told me to look out. | was also sent to tho Tribune and Jost, whica papers ‘MR, GOODRICH APTER THE URIB MANAGERS, Gaiigons of Drookl)n Gemand that this office shall | were ten on the ground, and thess are the only j - m * | Tait, (hie sttictes which we eostendisiod, « In the Assemoly tais evening Mr. Quodrich of be filied by ® practical builder, whose judgment 4 i Yelock wh cor Tu! { determined measures are takes by ite Governwent, | reute ia Paris, and representing Guat the rioters, “onxtLewex, CASH IN YOUR cuEcKs,” coat of Oar knowledge ‘have | the following: rT | Gbali We gallileh be event. 084 bacve me gece pee: | te ranlan Wh yeonae Eoaevored Wins Lever ore ] Au immense number of the insurgents ave le(t for | Sushed with their success, are ‘The game was stopood at once, and 1 was a boyin'’ Of their columns to contra. Whereas, Jay Gould and James Fisk, Jr, recured | toction to lemants and others who are atthe mercy | bad regained Its conscioasne: ring toward j Vorsaiiles with the intention of endeavoring to over- IN PULL POSSESSION OF THE CITY, tu the chucks, because they Weren'é no use Co hein, do bs them. We reretins as acolory ot tue Erin alliray Com: | of that eae of wrcinsetinable Tandiorda who rush | 1m. nnd por, going Up to bh aad Thave j whi MELAS ‘ ‘now, Wlen bie fust thin new a cop lays mmussionors boing pans in Covw.er, Iii, Ime tie eioce of maid | up buildivgs im the cheapest and iim wen stabbert.” The officer took him to a lamp poss mlly, which wil sit to-morrow ‘The windows of the Hotel de Ville are crowted | Joe nase my alioulder, aud nays tie, “You're mp do n.t care to expose any fr Sompany amonntel to $24 000 000, and ite funded | gimply torrent of tor sale om speculation: and asked him where he was hurt. Loonie poised ‘ OuNERAL DEVAL with armed Nationals, Coassepots are belug dis: | prisoner.’ I looks up. and saye f,* Ail rishtt nd He jrculd tusther eiaie im this | S19 Mier terd vervens have since that time recurea | Wis diff culty the eltizons have prepared ihe fouuw- | to his lek side. The vtheor placed bis Land Wore j te ab the bead of the insurgents, and is leading them | triputed among the people, ard the cry of the mob | barmdone.' They wore Ron’ fOr Me ONC) drawer, | Oe ae er cree ® manareuent of the | we ausoite cliecuon and control of anv? | ing petition to the Le,isl.tuze: And feit the Liood. The “ofleer then attempts (a oir mad ai i we Big ° 1 says, *Take yer hand out o° that; that's | Bilnd Mechanics’ Ansocictinn in Wort Thirty sixts | Sey At i) Na ttock to $2.0N.00. during wane ‘ P t Loomis to the police #l put after siay ! their mad and wild career, Tho Bighty-Grat and | ig, «a Versailles.” The centre of the city, how. | When I says ‘ SN" | has rosulted im great ingory to the lind as aciass; | mises ahouch the receipe of suki rosa have ctosenen | 7BiM Senate and Avsambly Fic slong fora biock ue Ovcumo use sneclos ( the Cne Hundred and Twent » mine, be . ; rf r exevaded | “The undersigned resi iou's and tax payers in the city ie ¢ Cne Hundred and Twenty-sizth regiente wero | oyeg, remains undisturbed, orter—Didn't thoy take your money? They | tut out ul $59.00 receivoo ty that Association from | 10 expenditure, Do dividends have beca made upon is | of Brock sn rorpuciially rprae ts the Officer ra ped for agsistaacy and was Joinod by She first w join the inenrgents. Jost as T send this ee did in other places. tae city an’ State of Now York, the blind have re- tho tha komen Ot bald é Pirat—That to thelr jatgoment the ofice of Inspector | Officer Konnecke, who waicked over Loouis unw 4 q Fatty—Nota red. Ohno! [wes too emart for ceived proba 0.60, est being male cway iy Infloence lirectors am act of | of Buildings should v@ Glied by au experienced and ‘Tuite could procure a stretcher, eepuich I am told that the Goverue, THB NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. iiviainio wns passod sm 1810 nicl yreveats tacit * | sem'on toss lay. They scoored in a'l my tools | Wit in a manner unknown to ag; and that until Hon from otice except by an accion | gurenyet pe tom i ; LOOMIS BLED COP1oUsLY fom Versailles, sree! though—any cards, cuecks, biitons, tables and ken | {ho iast cour voars tet the donaiion of $30 to eaen might by the Altoracy-deneral io tue nama ot | soa et the Fire’ Demers cance, neld Ly the Pros GEN, vINOY NoF House—A Demo- | pcx.” 1 spose if I was to Luy & new set of the saie | Diinel person wes made, uodsr @ Btato siatute, by | tue perple, therelure Went of the Fire Devartment Commission, Wao W LOF | white tying insensibie pon the ground, Aller \ a cratic Governor to be kind o° ols as Lad they would cont me $850. 1 | tue Conpirolier of tho ‘ey of New York, and that | Aeerired, That tho manner tn which those two om- | “4 Yhor the reason that his experience has not in any | Wliile lie wns seat to Bellevue Husplisl, whery ua ies Lier of —— are Sry Coxconp, Mareh 20,—Provisional certificates | badu's no idea that they'd come so quick, or I | the Comptroier fish ullyexccuced hus trust; bat | cere bave tr spiel, te wine & pareilel for respect u Jor ihe offic: ; and now lies i pactl Sa aeRRI RI rs 1. B lespat from Versaill ye the oficial jour dl a i hi yen that cl un as that since the Coinm, yoors of Charitivs aad Cor ~. ey have 2 At cial Anties demand his close and ulius and Toeodor Barkwardt ay lenry Post fpnoances that the whole Government, all the au not. ro wal gambdliog ine eoy ; Dany to secure thote. private fortunes Sevarate truin an tharpeaduut of those a d and i H thor.tise of Paris, and forty thousand good troops | Congress elect, Messrs, Hibbard aud Bell took the | came in. ‘The came had veo stopped ant il was | &F ideal 0F disnatiainetion moro partew'stls wasted the bsinuce” of the wi the Yaapector of Bandises ware te A eer eee rae ¥ is, ous ce "iu checks, Ho the BUN Was right When itaaid | al) A. Prear line boon one 01 the Commiss.as ipnan. Th. exvon toa r " ed two 00 hours, they wav { ferder Geo. Vino are there, ‘The Gepartmeatal | Morning trsin for Wasiitogton, ani ars to be Joined | bariu’ inchecks,\ md | “Li we weto lind uegtes Instead of white men, | (here moacy they. were bomnd nto etoreet | oat Y bed by load Knocking at tie front door. "« Guthorttice nave beon instracted thet they must | 8 New York by Mr. Parker, Tno tate Sento CAPEAEH Waben's MEK CORLENS OWED we provume that air, Greeles's ory aisid | Vo tention wien ewrltsn trom their owa wrong quiry tholr visitor wud to 4 gum yor of = mr ns reuch weve vt othe extent o1 iny slowing a» nore. bev Lave pana oered.t ti our rr e no di i en dain i @tey only orders from Versailles, otnerwine they | #0ds Gve Republicans to siz Democrats, Mr. | iatihes aaw any enmbling going on, Waoever | Touch even tu ts to the extent of (ait allowing as | #60), huey have, brasknt auezed Woe, ous eecurt ion wi nah, wo den wilendaiee at ea | “Wi fortent their position Vung, ta the Tenth District, has but six majority, | wrote tac up for the SUN described the whole thine | {ashe the shea at ce weal eemonts & Sigh Wo) of derolgh eavical im the, devel | ‘ietante oiher and c ‘ud Jour meno: Liioerl j Hons, ° a0 muca oblige, him fur A ( " ma * opment of Ss ow Files Wil ewer ora: 3 vuneL iti Saud SY Vue THA CMREae: and Mr, Twrasber, in the Eleventh, bat 19 majority; bats jaune he vory a obliged W bim fur whet uti akin you tur your unwear 4k pittaat. They have cessfully beset (ue ball Of, io ¥ wes LOSSES BY Fink. ‘ Pants Narch 19, via Lonpow, March 99.—The Na. | Poem Demosrale, by 108 Repobe. | wieRorinrif, yom, wore warned In time, Me, | ° °° AE RTVEVE ST RAG, Kot of wives waa ut protest thom frou buausuoat, or | Wt leven Obst nent Jmonien= A Lene (78 ee eae alas j ama) fepubtt- | Welsh, why dida't you lock up, tae same us tuey Tn bebai iad iribada ty coutinus tuow mn power, They uave sland Huating Party Ow he lows by the burning of the Rocklond County pols heve pliearded 4 ‘oclamations, Th ‘. . . 5300, ir 0, rot one issued sys the Prench, people awaited | ca2t 10 364 Democrats, giving the Democrats inthe | id in ide, YOUEE! 4 non ens raier ame in ang | _NA™ Yorm. Mise) 3h OO DEDACOMED PUBLIO saxrIuENT, Boe poate Seid Jeabiee hire, been ba00 764 reer weaea iver fatee Blin, oF HOHE | Gelmly antil an attempt was made to towch the life | Creenisation the four Labor Lprieiongs Incinded | yoid'me thet they were puiiin' the places acrovy tie | TOUCHING UF 5,000 REBT or Gs, | 4 \fetantiy ast ot naught te princiniea which gor. | by the slanzhtor of their poultry. Mr. Jac.son, a ed on Dowdey mighte Loos, Esa8ie J t sir : in this estimate, the Statesman claims Underhill of | way. Laido't *uppoxe that the raid was to be gen- ‘ 3 e = 1 e eeere he een ae en oe je Usls. | large stock raiser, who lives within t#o or three | for 615.000. Of the Republic, The army did not raise ite bands wip ster, Wilec Pemnbre bt any rate, 1didu't think they d come upon = sreceions, Tha tele, [esos conllnuance Jn the ules : Tae old c ue Criteblow Bat:on Company a | Againet the arch of the iiberties of the Repeblic— | Cstier. Lesto cf Lancsster, Wilson, of Fomnbroke, to soun. Aly partner Went cowa to tie frout | TRFowlng a Lighted Match into @ they Rave. eo eben Sea (GTCib AR ht coe | MD ME Whe village, Raving loss over 9 bendred | 4 Zt Me.ui Goss, wat bureel om buoasy nant, the only Government Laat cau close the era of inva, | tue Town Clerks as Kepabiicaas. g door, and 1 stationed another tnua at ter-A Boy Blown Thirty Feet. Diy aod aa oxauiile of anc Hiaiay winch | head, set @ wateh for the thiet, Oo Sunday might | Loc, genous Ineuraiices $1,200, a ‘ Th oa ot The Democrats aisu ciutm, and no doubdt rure of | stairs. As quick ns they cashed in their Brom the bia Oby (New Haven) Presa. never be Droscubed 4 Whe » 2UF Dagion, Mr Jackson and two or three of his men armed Tho New York ileap and Flix Manufactory, 1 | pa anit civil wars ihe people of Paris are con | our if wot tbo whole of the bolting Neputl.csns, | players went out, and the maa was obliged to open | On Sunday a number of boys Were playing en nad, That the Avorne: General Be Sireried | os ascives with aann, end wotoned oll aizw, dust | oWoed, bY Tucker: Carter @ Co. im Crain sirett, i Soke for communal elections, hs peselamalinn Hd sll give them wmaority of six, which they aay | the d to let inom pass, My partner te le me that | tue oli gas i lder in Vale Lurch, out of W efi set | Weopie of tna tat for te suanovil ot dar Gua d aud | before daybreak vesttriuy tha: they | Baas Wubi avg fas, Beau siya, way ouraid Yoswria # signed by te Central Committee of the National ¥ a Vote of disaffee NicaLe ean be increased cope " and © 1 Ws hour 40.0 Janie Biv, Jr, fr w villves of Dirceiors of tue | the Bape of three large wolvos, Tbe waicho's | Worse i ! 4 ; twelve ur fourteon, the door given to * Wheel f tut Lhit Uwe there were only about 4,00) or | Erie ianway ompeny. ¥ bir guns Sd meer { | ‘Guard, and dated at the Hotel de Vii vo lfe allutaeut of ofeers, the completo onsting of | They wloeled up.6 airs against the crowd, My part: | Dou iect of gas in It. dena O'lirien ered Bricen, ware Fieide eiblbg vo dabibel the -nealations want || Weta Mec at emeel Te hee LONG ISLAND, THE SECOND PROCLAMATION. the Incumbevt office-holiers, und tho ciange of the | ner was ketcke. by the at bles eck and Just | oomned the Anan hole, and proposed to Ileht the | over under the rules i Tae neigh dors were nt vace informed, and yester ~ * To tha People of Parle: You Wave intrsted as | scts relative to the Sapremé Ju licia! Court to en. | slung pur on thew ‘tans was | Sut'O*Belee replied thah Ramet ay 12h tis denzer: | Otis were roporved :—Teorganizing the Brooki-n | day a large nunting pariy was formed to scour, tuo | Two young talies tonk t S$). Jono | With thedeteree Of he Tiehi# of Paris, “We have | avle a cu;nplete rotation on tue bench, tre subjects | coulie’s stop them. Lt ws Whag tae | PHL Dee renlied that te woul dates he did vet | water Huard; amending tio charter of the. La Tho whole of the day the cbuso was kept | Covveat, bid owenous driven cut the Government which betrayed me, | Of discussion tm Democratic circles, ‘ Page re jon tellers cicain' Up such ® rempas tors | Luled: He lebiod e watch and threw i} tuto the | Island trudge Company; to extend. the disiribay ap, bub with witat resalt We Lave mot lesraed witavase't (av cer ’ | Por meine te Mined, ote We bow TepOtt Ne FO. | On Gu seman (othe Clater and ciamiee thorns. | dust ted toe ovp came aud Winch wat fot all over tio chy. Young O'fines | Of Cruton water: Ineurborating the Luwer Caltfor- = a - ‘The owners of property at Pearvuls'a, where Brook | Vepere ier (be ( mmunel elect ve ussrour | fre own: Ne DLate, elnasifies thei: i ye Mak AL Bll fd ead Mons ARR 160 | nia Improvement Company, ’ y's Mew Fomor VOLE IS 4 Io wltilky i , puig, tacompenss sie eobivs fw real Revroo- | Reouvlieaus, 164; Democrats and Lavor Keormers, TAPPED ME ON THR SHOULDER, a throvn, some Uitry foot Into the aig, and vail, | PoP a iatrod cei—ily Mr. @ootrion, een SPAREN OHA ND: Ehvserunaerralug Weir naa," Paey With wut yiciit i sg 4 4 gu | There ‘was nearly @ bundred got lout, however; | fc aps Tesh yy ae taseeniie Lilien sie | lating pre in uppers tn Mariue Courts, New ne (hout @ e:rucgio | The sano siceatsven, Witty to mamber, are am | pomteernas saints Hatiahs, He'kaser ietatades | ans eur or the thirig-Avo wat wers'eaustt Tovocb | hoger nas haved saward the wendy a's vaue | York s.0y A, Tieigs, waxing wosuia ios for Courts Hehmend Hering Gammany Ne, 8, vol | Tue woody near Merriey took fim yoator try attere | nuded Seseed he Sietwoerein sicalce twenty were oul ol-town folks, a nearly uli | rotted down neatly to. 140 edge, « vtroum 0. bicod | OC Recontin Kew ore; by Ale. Hitenaian, to in Noma ie tetas | Boge. ai Gun apes ke trom 8 to Vo oa uid 50.4 } bs PROCLAMATION BY THE MINTETRY, a actal digsasste= Cl Iranstent trade. No. 60) was good spot. Iwas | tnarking its course, Two save uf Lie iron trame | Cororate the ew Yorw Mana Choir; by Me. Tues Georse wham “with ® | tue aie could ic exuuaurene yeh dir ‘ formerly a show plice, theatrical Lusiness, and so | Wargiue tbs course, forth, and. was well koown, and country lolke drop- ped in there lo Lave ® gawe on their Way ap town Taidn’t “kuow ere was to mucit money In keno until lately. Dut they've killed itali now. ‘Lhey've ‘ide Sue ot toaae peor devie who eeae . got out ere Ped zers who do nob procure tekels prior to enterin, yr FTES ne the game; end & mad would have 10 | (uvusl lets are exterwined thet ono ur two may | Tio ear, ¥ MOUKS OF LEISURE, i! mouths now belo z to’, lor the bee o explosion, the. iv the Foursa Aven the torce of Wie explosion, the rivous Me. BIGNALL efforea # retolution enline on the | Ptisoncss to Huguenot Mali, wots tacy reed tion to | SLASMLS PROM TUL OCEAN CABLES arty ull torn out, and the holder tisel! wae | presiveat vt tae Brio Itailroad 60 roport within tea | st; dewn toa splandid supper, and soriured thom Oy § shacelors mass. The over Dove. it i8 | Give uador Wuat law douUie tate is caargod parsons | Gateing WiKD them uasil a late Hour In tho morning, sh, wad AVILE Survive! bat axe nfisdon, Mbauas — Panis dorch %.—Lbe Qpictal Jonrnat contains | What the Jersey City Railway Depot Pick- the following: pockets Lost. “A prociamation from @ Committee eesum- | The owner of the $2,000 draft, which was left fog tig rare of tue Central Committeo hee | in the lands of Mevars, McMullan & Hauilton by ep distriburod ch Paria, won e Barricades have ( \c. Posscmion of she Ministry of | 42 Svknown man last Friday t# Mr. Thomas Bath Justice and asna snated Generals Comomt Thon.s, | el. He le Augusta, Ga., for Now York abont Ana Lecom'e. Who sre the members or thecominitiee | gwo weoks ago to purchase goods, He provided enutodation s. passengurs on | spe they Rulroat, New York, captured the S:eu.en bo tiv, ad ot ous Of the Way be! he exp.osion, Bir Henry Bulwer lini nd Buiwer, norary Colonoleles in the aT ish army cost the ple $1,900,00), eaeated Baron Dall seared t “4 $a os Josed, but I thought A MINERS! MANIVESTO ae r Abraham H, Ty News from Cabs, nm@el’e grand ball is The Beitian House of Commons her voled £25 ako is also Wout they de iver Pests fro “ arch -Caro has bee a FR oe expense OF bbe Lellel OF Varls ! Mo eiecs eee ie wee eave ail excuse | aiMself whD $60 in guid, and two drafts on the oriced a Hight in 613 ae Teame Lu qu reas ; ; one As b ie relieved ‘arcd ty make the bail susertaluing Wie a Tala OF Nee Seer ot ers Pate nt freupport by tear folluwers, Let all whe have | Park Bank for $3,000 and $500. Mr. Bothel arrived |. Pat'y—Noi thes won't lel us play uy more. Fee | Pennaylva Hil et dace Hele phapr tila divans henge a Aurel ee ball oF the, Bieveath Rociment ia | wimpy the ltaliad Govorauea | Tepid for the puwer and tnierest of France sera- | at the Jersey Ci:y dopot Inst Wednestay nicht. | gee ee te i ts ein nt etoetn iy the: Hate en Veal BR We) EVER, 60: Poe From OM BLNALL SE: ad Gs wenther, and wus thoroughly ewoyee | Aaiock of earth felt in the north { | foie from them and rally wound We Kopubiie und | Woile vetting out d! Un. car he Was justied by t 1 ee eae Tie patronised lis tue pes Jouxstows, I'a., March 20.—The undorsigned, be his successor, Tee new Admiral, Nicolas g nt POREORE RY 9) : ie uf earthquae w 1 hosshora 4 AS alte ile getting out Justied by tir Keporie—Tue eawe 48 patronized by We puvr- tues ‘ countios Of Hog aad va Ierid 1A eaeoyes pickpockets, him of nt | er classes only, 1 supp os Diners of Jounstown, Pa., having wena reporteiat | CMICATM arrived yester tay, ‘The Roy. Josenh P, Woods wilt lecture at th eal that rece sin J a fort ! } bigued by the Mintsters at prevent in Paris, t ped | atiye Y pour devits who could afford to | tne scisere mene hoveunited with ibe Wortenmeans |, News nas. bee ure an sucugement at | wert Polen’ tievcth Sess cate ke thee | att Phoahll tae creme : sa } ie \ to ite | gumvie Lee 6 Week, who could go no a ners. spe it ere ki avenus tileveuins A‘iissioa f Hater Wort zssisldak ; { te purmounted by the red flig und barricated, bes more ie pAvaNi rani Shy eatoahe o 2 thas ve aundted inurgenia | Resting. ‘ Fie ESHA BY | eirenlation Is unimpeded, Shots have beew beard, Ris Ue ane 21m baalened SATURDAY NIGHT tradicting tic resort. So fates we know rhudad, Dus tue Miarlo amore | SPARKS FLOM TUR CELKORAPH Morris Canal opeva tomer | i but ue is reported he deste ae his, Tt was restored to ui. Waa worth more than the rest o1 the week put togeth. | mitter, who reetle tn thin nace, Wit wi fae Seine be ates ‘ TM. suvOTDG OF THR GENERALS. sah Ty (OF Auou tue men were paid Of, and we generuily J sitetBeME whatevo:, We have wa open ci ; —— Tie coa! strike eoatinuos. a did | Loxpon, Mare! 9.—The Tines speciat despaten Whe the Sawdust Swindlers Are (uray Highs, Lost Saturday L went to work | Witch lay been in sucvess al ion for aay ROOKLYN. Debt of Aubura Ciy, M T y 86 cual has boon found tos j | frou. Posis rape reepectuole Pursiane are svuredl The scoundrels Hawkins and | hing week, and we Were puiled about twenty | ye.rs Wi bouts dolar of est for om or wens om Ito elfeiigo of Te t wos aceldentatly | te pars eLE @e9.i ey a 1 | Geo. Lrcowie was ab ed by bis troops and | on Saturday eentenced by Justice 7 inlonten peat ton. There were Gbly Bre polleemen,. |: oF bans Q Mt pl Tre Altermen have anthorizet 172.000 of hotaw t Bull alurday wine bautng dogs rare, | BuLIME te, a . rien { } Qrrested on the heights of Montmartre, Gen. | months’ retirement on Di.e.wWoll' Tsai. area eee ie ene ae oe oe eng pmt Owe vee U \ Vorvien OFEAn Oa Gra uuane Gattis eran Sod Yevierines Mayer carcrioa’ aadtecs'pase ibe | P | Tivos was arrested Iu plain clothes ‘The latter's | idoniieal indivicaals wuo were reecnily arrested by | a crowd us was vv Iroalway! You uever saw a | tion, euntioed by etrang.r We live Bad wtoaly |, (ib) ge UM. ine ae Gaur an Fy ndeton a note $100.00, pase tha 1 On Sunday morning, I f } } bas word was * Cowarde.” He fell at the jtuird dis | Capt, Petty ot £8 Liberty wtrect, They begun work | Preccasiou that came anyways pear it, Ag Pag ee baad Aly Ra ER oD LA — Air, J. Jackson, of the firm of Jackson, Sext Cars ety i) | dharge, M. Thiers ts fim, but full of grief, Gen, | tu Liberty stevet tn September last, and then Kept CANDY WILSON'S STORY, tiracite region may be the cause ol the repeal of the OBITUARY, Lee pets Oticapae Hanh Ana Ganty ieured ane teed | puy's i dizmation ts boundle ten men busy from 8 A. M. until 6 P.M. writing | Another Sv reporter liad an interview with Wm, | duty on bituminous coal, wuich wil injurs the — drat hernyes psyches a elded. Four coal cara aud bi. pig p nan aa lanl mein) Ga tani eee ‘idareaane pol batches of letters bought from the | Wilson, better Known na Candy, proprietor of te | miners of this region aud tie miners oi tue wucle | Solomon K. Hoxie, ® Philadelpbia architect,\s goad porn Vigtants Of Mevade ore warning sorpacted ian tue ioecmotve wit as ORPeRD Of ' keno game at 613 Broulway, tu the Dasouont country * 4 5 r Ovi i. E MATE 16 Gatiinalen at FLu,Ut march 2 6 lo many advertising ewindlers in this city, They then | Reporser—Vicase toll me somotuins ui wav raid of nod by Mussoll Bone, Richerd Eilly, and other Thomas Gil owspaper repvrter, died | bamiened trom Virgiais City aud six from Goid Hill, Was causea by @ inispinced switch ARIS, The Cptctal Jowrnal of Paris po in bh q 16 4 styled themselves C. Hinckley and D. Pisher,but wey police on your establishment, pivaceiaeabiiose Sasa ee in Boston co Sunday, azed Ata meeting of the creditors of the Buston, Lart- - ———— 4 tives a norrat ente, Iteays the position as | $0e*cheneed thelr names 40 Kine @ Bone Owen lll” hah brie. ye (og Bern eee ‘The Rev, B. Katon, rector of Trinity Church in | ford and Erie Ratiroad. held tn Hartford yeaterday, A Montmartre n Saturday, and the guns | Brothers, Trowbridge & Co. Polmer's real bame is periniendiug th game la person, wen six ‘Te ened Henman Pi Ga'veaton, died suddodiy va Sunday, 8. Brastiey of Providence, George M. Bar vard PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. } Chapuian or Hartford were, sen eingnoe. Clans wo the senionce of death for firing the ship Robers td. | Barleigh, died ta Brooxiya om Baiurday, at tho age of | $gu) dw were proved. we —— wards, bavo prepared # petition for s commatation, | “3°47 wig Lowta, tate Chief Ju It 1s to be prosented to Gen. Grant this week Many | preme Court of Pennsylvania, ied In West Phiady 91 Orange. N y bay bis counsel are earnestly w Were abous | d, when the Nationale | Fisher, Mis sates: te: law superintended the girls / who were employed folding we circulare whic the aagtohed th he soluiers, and the Tater | Grin sent out, Abowt 890,000 circulars were sent ou! ere eurrel pulsed. ‘The corpses of tue | in tour montha by there chew! Peuerain Were muiiintod, Paris, says the Journct. | ProGls wore estimated as apward & Wiodulgons, bus must rise and chastise the as Ser rn ao ed paren aeinig cytes A Feo! trem Hartford, €. 0. Biorney, of Hartford, Conr cirealur from George L. Docker, of offering to sols coun ‘came suddenly upon os and arresiod sizsy The friends of Charles Pardue, whois under | Mr, William H. Burisieh, husband ef Cetin M es 1 five meu who were soated at the tables, Beportur—Did U Wilson—No@ great mavy escaped through tl tide aud rece doors, Reyorter—I se resurt Of thieves, Dick ouckets, youn, uf neaily id mys The Hon. Frank Dudy and Oriental ford. Jr., m to be sh und tuetr clear lea of the 8a- CURIOSINIUS OF CKIMB Ses side, ¢ fortune of tue Mon | r1 B, Connolly, | divrol New Yuri, ws eetioted ay four mile | -_—. Samucl Martin of Murblebead, aged 60, stot ti am ©, Rico, @ well-enown citizen of Brook | get are sartin of Marblehead, axed tot him Vent i Hani irae, m® reported, that your house | vf she reski d bur. | Well Known aud renpost a Waore Pardue is | piua on Suuday, aod 74. sigued the petition, hing (or bim, Tb masing ; otrerwise the whole people will be their secoupiiers tHe COURT WHICM CONDEMNED THEM. March 19-10 o'ehck Sunday evening,—It ts paid Tai M. Assy, of the International Society, was Prositent of the eourt which eondemaed Generals Leooute end Thomas to death, The Natiovsl | perreythen visted Surerintendent Kelso aad tod Guards are now the ouly armed force in Paris. | ge siory, Detectives Blder aud Durenberry bay Most of the Nationals marching through the streets | ine b sent to the place. capiired Adoipir J Moet, BF. Hamilton, Joun K. Williams, Charles JoOrey, clerks, and Biward Benke and Join Hop. BannICaDEs kins, errond boys, They were taken to tho Pouce There ve berricades iu the Rue des Martyrs, the | Central Office and locked up, aad Bicrnoy was de- 7 talned as a witness, unsee de Clizmancourt, the SEAS its i Paubonsy St. Denis, tue Rue Rochechonurt, and the What am Excursiva Ticket bas Cont, Vielwity of the 1 otel de Ville and the Foubourg Bt. In the Brooklyn Supreme Court, yesterday Antoine = Bi-ew ern al Wplendi, and th tog, Ne Struet vosterday moras Falge Cardozo cloared the ao-catied the Saprems Cours Os Jus Ib Uoh@vOd t0'LO alONE received a 4 Broadway, rfeit money at the raw of $100 or $9. Yesterday Bierney enue to Now York, visited 649 Broadway, and gave one of the follows $100, Of course tuat was tho last of 1 n—No, wir, Of courss I conla not be re id that Judge Woodrudl sympwtiizos with tho He Was Yours oF aye Tor tho character of every wan wun yiaiied | movement, e New York Typogranhical Society meet on Sat Barnard & § entered uy nd lets of put if 1 fet so disposed I could nam RR a es Meloni tl, New Jersey Lexislature, MOST BRSPRCTABLE MERCHANTS Trewton, March 20.-—In tho Senate the Redis 1 { tricting, the Fineonth Ward of Newark, and. tie p this eity who wore regular visitors atmy place. | JurseyCity Chr Lnever alowed a boy ara drunsen inan to play and no row or cht of any kiud bas over taken piuce in my rooms. Reportor--It is sald that Alderman George Aiiteh- oll was iuterested in your gamo, Is it ruc ? ‘Thomas Ho'd Boston vioxcr’, chic Baclroaa swindiod Matthow Baites & On., | 740, Nem duke corres t ” Ying $5,000 worth ot Northern I's ' wih tured chveks ou uv Laua: OMe OUG of 1a Lure of hin th's city vor tel!, who was ran over on Saturday The 0 D7 John Di syenu tor bills Lave DaRe st by aatrict party vote, ‘Tho N ke Paric bill KNIGUT OF ST, PATRICK NOTES Deon lost, Bir, James Crooks of Luke View, - ar Paterson, has olfeve | ene hundred eaoies build lua on which to erect Mie Site Capitol should jt be removed ti vivaciors Count Kk Hotel. and gous ints busic +r, digd op Sunitay ab Ths Corosir's jury yewiorday | ese), aed ris Consul od” Dceker for reckieas ailing bo'tne Cour Harter in ——— sole proprietor. i bowsht the good wiil of ‘th 5 they wore all good. bag Down naleted by the Gland Jury for the uurder ol > sae 0 from Caleb Mitcheli, & Brother of George, and LITERARY NOTES, Surroeate Hutchings was au lavited guest at tho fs eononel, Ne Coby lias Deed ack dow fur trial FOITINGH ABOUT TON N, a him $1,000 for is, aeetings banquet on Friduy oigut. f Dusiness did Csleb Mitchell r Woon oviore you bought it from Doring the banquot sures ontuoslastic cheors wore belong bo the Pao. cure gives for Tur SUN wial wu bosday, oe fi tener ' } De eesiika ts 05 34 ouston | .In the case of Juhan Crovior and others vs The Mr. Daniel Joseph Kirwan, tho well-knowa au | , Lene Goodman applied to OMeer Kern in Houston | srayur, A deruicn, @e., the decision Was Tescr Ved Pouce The spring opening at Lord Avenue Irulaine, the Ch Reporter B. Peterson & Bros. havo just pub. hovel by Aca Boulllworth, rival ue che svete Hick’ Hlintom, the Uuairdeman’ abla 1 cue eae eterson & Bios. have Just published chen; Judge Quinn delivere an excellent address, The Queen's Revenge wad other sorties by | Fepliod to We toast of * The Deaca, Jus, "wud the Cowal of Mone Cristo, by | The Hon, John Mulioly is ve my custom | Alexander Dumas, ing officers Whatever sat ats bi thor, was au lavitud cucst fireek yesterday morning mexing Wit tc Mo | S89, ad tired of lite, At the Vnion M © | Station it was asecrtalacd what she had teeen %oidva. | drow a Inte wid fashionable asset Sho was seat to Heilevus Hompital The Ghpiny was vory Lu Policeman Connor ani Mrs, Catharine Bootty and Taylor's yeaterday 4 jae of shoppers, { He kept a first-class billiard saloon, ~How much rout ao you gpay for the ts calm. ‘The westuer is | James May eued the Erie Kallroad Company ior * the usual Bundy promenad: | $5,000 damages for being ejected from a train on the OF Pillage ave cecurred, bus there Is | 2h of August list, Mr. Ray prosonted an excursion bareiont ? Wisson-I pay $2,000 8 year, and of the best presid- noting taole, 8, of 107 Pork avenue, Brooklyn, was . S Boat Appeard Hetore Josticn Delmar sor Lr voklya | fatally lijured yest helige HO iD wiilten, If ther will let me Nomrs. Goulihwalte aud Blodgott from Guorgia. gelieht Wealth, and be ato wo wear. Me wae Manked Ly | followed ov tue rover tate iver, te married to iis | vou, OF Mudsoa City, Nd wee orterelf they'do not lev 30M open again, what | _ ‘The Superintendent of Genural Recruiting at Now | Mr. Gondery, tue maueging elivcr of the de uid. wife aud found her dying. Hi raliviue? Koren adored to forward ty nnndeg Toaruits 40 ‘ u ne depot at Louleviiie, Ky +40 ve esalan ‘milie atellectwal was Dopity di 1 ot dependunt on gumbling for | a eee asa Seimei uty Sherif wos ulus Fe Auds Mr, Ray was non H 40 trame. bye vee I) es The Hon, Richard O'Gorman and Mayor Hall | Yeeerday aod Mire, Beauty charged thaciwo woutns | Guay cool ites } THE INSURRRCTIONIOTS bere ten mvodeeion, whe istusel le sonst | i YRER ALB AND & GOOD SUFFER WASHINGLON BOTH, Were pot et the bauguel, owing to sicanced ia thels | O€0 Br, Homman, a bucher, sicis Ler gust a tet | the Uuion Place Hotel tv to become a. theat Hi } he 4 hae 4. He ‘ ndenpod whiel had yicided her a quart or inilxdal 0 beeo er T lees ot a ght; bi sh oth bey hi for ye on dys 04 Today Messe. Miner & Brother wil b f bold tie Mayoralties. the oMces of the Ministers and | ave ines to pay the fare, and Was ejected from tho Trelalone: My teceipla were’ ebuee $e nine, | wThe President yesterday nominated James M. | During the banquet the Hon. Tocmas Beophagiin | SE Leee pase Ae order was craulod for Homiwan's | To-day Meson Mines & roiher wilt beg sj bolevra: ve, ‘1L@ municipal elections are ordered | ©'F He revurned, and, as he save, proffered lis Y Wilson of Missourt to be Coural at Narsmoerg, Vitknan called for three cheers for Goy, Wise of \ is 7 ry r ered | fare, white t uctor would nottake, The con. | sud my profile more than ¢49. f. wuula, They wore gives, bus such choora! Goorgs Schmolzor, proprietor of tho Rostviilo Bx Hyman Levy. of 48 Tamiiton avenue, Brooklyn, | for Tuceday, (‘The Parisian Mayors and Doputics de- | Tucior then nail him ejected uguin.. it waa ciated | Heevorte—-Do you expect ty open again ? The Sonate Commlites on Priviloges and Bice. ae Bite Wh Dake Chere! ohavie, Lawrencesurz, Ini, ¥s awukeucd about two | While passing through Walvehall street lass evenih i | Band the removal of Generals D' Aureilon aud Vinos, | cm the port af A tee eae: ott irae ciaimed | | Wilson (with «shrug of bis. shouldcr)—T don's | {loas have decliod to report in favor of agmitiag | Dr. Curnochaa was an tnvited gaost. Io ls in ex erday Murinus by the acrenuie OC hit wife, | Was agenuiced and soriourly wvuuded OY Joan A. Orek | And of the Preiect of Police, M. Valentin, BM. Ferry | “Ber the fay Was sue) ected as the latter's successor, Boverument gave its consent to the changes, eporter: will you do noel 1 five li id vendel living. I've got five lensed vi # y Tng’and makes mighty good living out ol thay I | ‘The Senate yesterday eonfrmed George G. Has. Kina to be Collector of Internal R ‘The fret towst given was, & 1 aye been offered | Treaty-ninth Disuicy end Mth. Li and President Gr op Viplied Sines ‘wenty-fith Diswiet of Now York, th 4 for help. whice Tho Alumnt Association of the University od the Pr urejthe wurderers, soon arrived, bit hie bo Mg, | WhO eacapad wis 640), Lillyer, Mad the woes profound | Yosterday raornings ¢ respeetably drossed man | Gess'or, Socreialy; rod dtr. C. Poator's coal office on First avenns gud AY elgiith etrcet, Order a ton of coal to be wvut Noboty drank. Tao tunes wag, | £0 Hi roeide Pro ideas,“ The Omiied staves.” | [ite t man at the banguet was Mars! Lewisburg, Pa,. yest lay alectest Binley, Geary Altred Taylor, View Prosdenh; her fA. Ke Br. Lovis, March 20,—A terrific tornado passed LADINKS'# SUCCEAKOR, Over ® portion of St Clair county, Il, last Tuesday Genere! Langiois, who succeeded General d'Au Me Tweoty (arm nous e olther blown frow felles do Pulalines afer the latter was taken | {ort ouudstons ov wnt bolieoel. | Oatbulide ad D. K, Kuy, Beoq., Treasure: omas §, Price sued the Loriilard Insorance | ping, and am not a professional gambler, this vory day 4 Job to superintend, & keno game for ‘which thoy would pay mo $20 u upany to TeCOVer #4.0W On & policy of Insurance om ae | twouty barrels ot whiskey which were ouraed in (he ] } ce mt 110 Must Thirty-f(th street, he p cx fOF $12.13 op (he Manufacturers’ n ealted by tic St Louis, Maltaane Paterson warebouse Lu Docomder, 1b Lcisiva 60 Prisoner, went to the Hotel de Vil! nwey & Bons, and en: HL. M. Bent writes from the United States Leeation | /# Wee drunk with suv greatess enthusiasm, escorted to the railway station at Cassel by # gre: - of honor, eomposed of two companics of tho | * liglit on the second ‘ Kichty third Prassiaa Recimeat, Ho went up staire oniti be reached a wooden bare | Jay.an bail bonds executed | long-winded, buncombe speech making, for the | maining longer to debate it, Mr. Dawea to-day | on Sunday ovevine, [rom fitieon to twenty glassed The Dreaded Sans Caloties Agata | “ine gapuror arrived at Dever at 1 o'clock this | rieode in which was alltttle hole like that of tte boon void, opened a special | reason, perhaps, that there has boon nothiog worth | poke directly to these polnts, and the ceveral renti- | of lager aptece wore drank during the event in Power. aNernoom. Immense erowds wore in waiting at tie | Kot taker of an amateur theatrical entertaiemenk ponsicndl Cette Blin, Stee’ arora the effort un the part of the orotors, tment of the House was with uim, Had the @fty-four | When they left tuo placo they were merry, and . nding etage, inelading & largo nambor of Preach | He knocked, and the nose of a colored man was | preacmted a woe berone appearance, ‘Thereecic, | When any question has arisen on which party is- | wno voted egainss adjournment voted as they | amused themeeives by sinzing on their way homes m but the insur | Watson war! inatandy billed, and a Bi \ sill foes ag hes * fe), month, dorsed by A1..8 Parker, Mr. Fostor deducved the price | SeFY8d: ‘i At Lima, Vern, that many Americans have recent John Mito specch In resno fy 118 CUurbO: iW oui , foots re'used to recognize bim, Several postions | AAG Me, nue ually Ijnred: fame ui tle aumies | Reporar Will you acoapt the O8er Fin Now | weuauramtuo har conan ty exageettied fetes | oa was Oe 2 i ereaten OR ey aot fence Tea as 18 to Baa alien | i} feathery area We ob ars . \ ONo, ladeod ; Teen ? ng bastness ‘opportunities euty ta fears 6 wildeut srpleuse. Ths hangquciers’ sprang is inets | Hosier istermed’ te poles cnaieuse austemier Ticaee: | Shtomeuriecmmenh to ceconer the taxes whieh, they pa ; yarcs, and trees two end taree fevt in diameter wer | Xi their expectations were unloundsd WO bosoms feet, and w Cy ey ane cr) ry y iP in the Tweasy Dre! Thirty-secoad Dial ric! r a te ie The eecnou im the Arrondissement des Buties | snapped lixe pipe sms. PP octemeDo von know who the san was that I hucgen'te bv Luassous thotlsen, saslaneasaa Kary oF om] fe ta tue wenNane Ward wed bese ewindies in | Thurtysecuad Dulrict ue hundred aud We on 4 ia