The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 1, 1871, Page 1

— THIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR. ee eee NEW YORK, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1871. PRICE TWO CEATS SATANIC STN AN J | Sergeant. Poster was then searched and taken A SATANIC ASSASSINATION, | ters . thie ‘A few houre lator he was taken to the hospita ras be toonsifed by lis victim. In the police tation \ RED-MANDED MURDER ATALKING | te continued. to spesk ‘lightly of “tne assault, 7 “ it when the sntge: id iim that Me och ybiles hha rin twas. itkely. (odie, he agemed tronbled { cone wae then taken to tho Yorkville : Ge Peath of Mr. Patnam—The Antecedent ef the Mardore: Inchoods Circulated by tho Colprit's Frieude—T Down-Town Stores to be Closed. At 10 minatgs past 8 o'clock on Saturday sault on the aMdavit of Mra, Mrs. fwenre that he made ind grimaces to her daughter wh Into the ear Daval, Court and arraigned on a charge of fvivnious aa. Duval out noises as well as he throat bis bexd Aldernian Plunkett re'osed to deliver Dim ap to Young, and committed him to & @ornine, Mr. Avery D, Poinam breathed hiv last ip | efi in the Conrt house to await the reanit of Mtr. y atoun's lojuries. As the Aluerma f #t, Loke's Hospital, No one was at bis bedside but | eaiied jortt, sone comment a SUN Teportor took Lis wife, his brother, Mr, Agstin G. Putnam, and 9 arse, He was porfectly conscious of everythin from tho time he was taken into Mr, Kiorsted’ } the trouble to question his motives Mr avers tuat ho did it wil for the best, IN JUSTICR COULTER'S AnSENCE, drag store until two hours beiore bis death, ah | and is a little timid about deciding questions of a i Whooe legality be thay entertain wny double. In the Kiough he was speechless during the greater part Of | brevene Instance be asked the advice of the more Friday Friday night, He seomed to saffer no Pain except for a few moments about ive hours De experinveod Clerk ot the C that Gave {tas bis opinion that F rt, wn Plunkett He is sivuing getleran jer abould be leld, fore he died. At one o'clock Lis senses left him DIAGRAM OF TUR SCENE OF THR MURDER, and two ire atverward bis spirit peace’ully passed H bway. During Saturday afternoon his ‘oly was j taken from the hospital by toe undertaker, Mr, 3 Henry Wileon, of 41 Sixth avenue, aud there it lie bn ico, Bo many friends called to offer their sympathy to the sorrowine wilow aud ber little boy yesterday, Beventh avanne + that Mrs, Putnam's sister was run off her feet tf, 9° From corly morning unt!l late at might they con 78 3 ‘ tinge! to pour in, Among those whom the suns re of siulds portor woticcd was the Hon, Mr, Hadley, formoriy 3 a a a President of the United Staies Senate, Fy ' CORONER TOUNG AND DR. WAREIT ‘ 6 164 ‘ made their apceurance in the aMernoon to inquire | ‘ H toncerning the preparations for the funeral, aud t Waa e eee e cece nese eens “+! ascertain whetver any letiers bad been sen: to tt Route of the aseastin Douse by witnessce ofering to testity, Mrs. Pos pam informed them that on the night of the marder | J: Where Fosteratoad. 4 © young divinity student of the Kpiseopil Theotoxi Where we ear book ba med Martin, wppened to de passing. He ran Were Mi Joh a oon over to the spot, aud rendored the greatest assint The conducror, ied. W. nw Pornain whet stroce ance to the vietin, He tolowed Mr. Patna to the ¥ Whete F 10. Mr 1 1 the blow and at reauy Bost ii*!, and aNer having ascertained his wite’s ad- 1 Position o1 Miss fenni ress hastoned down to break the news to ier ima | 1s Forition of Mrs, Du : , nner, before # ig see ie in theo news. | When Aiderinan Plunkett beard on Saturday that Leste houla eee it in the news. | we pitaam was dead he no longer heated He ase offered to appear at the inqvest and | once sent word to Coroner Young ial lew Jo to bring the assassin to panishmes Tie | todelver the mardercr: Fos db moment thas bis victim would recover, At pes to the last much waste Lo tagtthy Ble Bledel AL Ndi L o'clock on Saturday atvernoon the Coart tuterp No. 8 te the eecond of @ row of threestory | ferjanpencd near the prisoner's cell and said to white frame houses on the east side of Cottage ater, Soave got Joursell into apretiy ow iit in. the otdfacnioned etsie. | COWL guess it won't amount to Place. They are built in the od-tasnioned atsie. | oiiess opi.” An hour liter Captain Bu ‘qita voranda’.s in front of every floor, and are situ: | \p;eared to we bim to the Tombs, and he w ted on the rear of tue Jots, having Large conrtywrda | forined or the frat time of Putnam's Gud; is that so 7" He shouted, startle defore them side of No. 8 the only indication ble 7 to eate as TURNING ADULY PALE. Lote Racin UA ecb a adh td dake nda! Te looked tnguirinly (or a fe. moments horror. yard or two of atrock ot lis informunt, DUE seeing tal he was in BLACK CRAPR ON TAB DOOK-KNON. evnest sink Jace into & faint. He was quickly ' nd being securely livned was taxen {pede wow desolation indescribable, The faneri Pr uRHS tO, Bi tog securely a8 a by four policemen to. the Tone Here, in the cou: be to tak» pluce from his late residence, 3 Cottage | of tn ihe Wad a lone conauit tion with fr Bleecker etree! one oe jn | his cone in r Howe He pont Cee eC ANEET Gi ctaire Creioek bile | iincres us and ander) legal advice refuecs to say Aerpoor here will be cigut pallbearers, | {i eal che areas namely: Nv. artis, Mr, Lucins Lyon, Mr. Cas Un Ssturday evening Coroner Young sent subpar qroll, Mr. Toward, Mr. Treat of tho Globe, Mr. Q. 1 Tier Goulinwait, mig be tampered with, the B Smith, snd two deacons of tue Antioch Bapust | {\" TN ae gee ae eualen Church—ai) personal friends of Mr. Pataym = ‘The | om apached tO te Bi vedway dept, bu Rev, Mr. Love oft. esame enureitne one whirw Mrs, |e wus tint there, The Doliceus.n vw t word Laat be Putnam attends |, will perform the last cerem ont i hp. He Was went wer The rensine ara to be 0: e.08ed in 18 said to be @ to imict wood Coffin ormamentad wath sil Lad been on ver tacs 1 in Swann Point secoud dispu Cemetery, Kk ¥ the inti nate friend: Was the of Mr. Putha Lin the fouse to diy, aid bis and thoy ore tuke their leave b vine in anid the func Tue fami alone ¥ bald the Men s« to bie Provid nee bout nd This ter tie bewieved that th uw je Mise Jennie ne conduction FeuFed dane of « Out to testity thelr sya: | to the back ol t eo uid HOt evernear Wiist ably wit Fesien + quently, and sup, osed that every hay te POSTER'S FRIENDS Cocoucr Youre impan Aquation thronghont zen, who viewed t eifeag Harta tr bea thy, Bo, tue jniende of t ite. or tau d quired ¥ Young \ " f spain * ni ee nator to man who was en wan a terrible ones OY aot ehh a ’ To AND WILPCL LIB, S hat He flak eld wast AD won s. Daval has long od p bed ty a ieuating they wavous p ation, Mr Duval vet poe LE Wa RUS Pad th thes | abite Onn Western bUsinites Wr, AAae: @ould be anne ie cept e rela nursing. at an to arab th o¢ 3 durine that te ha is devived wise and brosher. | | ef ie fami. Une of tuese he fate 9 mM the t0IMeNt tue ear LO j (eeosnie fo go aptona ate i apeaanmat ater ety Wins Auna Lilie, who Was Tue Volum Foster, is ason of Mr | tli a. F ° Right r ie i tie Ciures’ of tae A PA dead rattan o a aT area vert, Mr. Putnam offeres to act As their Bas wow Neeftained 1 Lo ¥ iach, Me Wad au seve them frown di ee ROW Jeeh Recere ney eee rt me that he was assassinated. ker A WILD, DAD DOT Db Jer tt abohe and han meeprcitne & ats and Anaak VIER ae fod howe, arriving Im Une to see Bin tri 18 FL 2 use un accoun | bx vied of his 1, eluce Wied (tins Ue bee HOt seo The MPRCHANTS OF PRARL STREMT bla, wor vas Wilun asked for cp. ahough 11 * sinos auen, wil clone thelr fewer is fea aud lefluental an the Bighieent 4 inal ot Me Pawwam, 0) Ward, ‘The ster ubous Iie inarrvine w.thoul bi they met a sed tne fullowing Fe Githers cousert ys not a word of truth, He Por wares unill 1eo7. several youre alter be let a Goldacelaes wicsfuante cxtionally home ilis wife is 4 comes, respectable womar hand dol seid the neard Bod they bave fiur litte children livin Foste he law Mr AL. Putoam. domire bo oxproes Bimse!! is & Gre, moult, well-built mau, with di padlic our horror st tee darseraiy ma pat Broan buir and a jong brush beart and is aay | Wiad s aud, pesc: lovink Ciitdca use Deco a thing in avtea, bee bat toe ruMan he las prove TEU ett ea Dimer te be hee oncbiayer by (rave, Oi wt | gg: tigiiwa, aid mow bo Ue ase ita oc wanite d Bot a shady Worect. He drove & hack at one Un ee eee eiictie Ueciy 10 pro ane fous ines) w avi Roper ia tue Seventa Ward. Sub | gue ius, aod th, oar Judetuent, unleve * fists vanishes. the eeury les | 1 os liagardous ¥ jeopardized To the fauniy oc Mr Pornam Wequenut lew con ON THR FOURTH AVENUD ih thle their deep amie - ton, we teedo. OUF heariteit aympethy and cont | fare and on the 24! of March was given acondd | ooce tig eis oar poricee bo Cluse LUF sores Bud @ tots posibc ooh be Bioudiway road, ab ie topinnee she i@ueral of tie deceased. or th Sunes Living On Monuay ast ne a id W'S" ae ee Pearletwel : Geo. A. Boyes & Co... Co bewacuscd um Wolk, as ve win ou to attend. | 5 Pearlaueet. aun Allow @ Co., 61 Pear Le a eet even Vis requert Wot complie. Ge Dean awerts Sniith Browe hand 1e POLI AM ADPCMrAN © WERE day OLE ee ai \ street: bininet 9 en, 44 Wah, and ve P : ALAR ek, Davin We Lew & Co. GE Peart srec his car, av be Waw (texcate coutinued drunt Detreets We @ Smith, Oy Vea strvet , Char uot fv coca Bxt vay, Whew Ke Went oome f Atwnie) 0, Gi te ist cue, be rewnines in tle woure antl 18) Pearl atvoet |! Celok, When be Went Cut without suyine we ‘ cx ne. He must juve taken a cor Cows Fe s Well Sard when bw sapout upon she Faia) c " i NG. Pucain, & v W uhat lon Another Witness to the Putnam Murder, eee LTMeLCiieitreaueee CeOsbe ranuenet im: I ount of the attempted murder £ and Mr Poluem Ceacd be Bos! 7 Pedea o Mr Vo pao yoo pablis! his morning, syen, oa | 8 por t heated * The Story of toe La | i. Ca which must have been bold with a glock, W what o they did, Now aliow me to tell wy Gres nid 0 nee vie i atienl t Whe w owas given, Madame Duval did that cor started rapidiy up town; bu be: ennor “4 1 al did not drag or even louver the body thow tit bis nd that Busicr # lie leit, Wien the er ition, On she conteary, ¢ was immediately a b the car vor) u ner Menner b u as i : 2 iu the r valk ‘ . mur Men ef New Yorks Look to Your Judges! ‘ k (Pron the New Vit k Disgnsich ti chairs etl was We earn that When Alderwau Pluokett co tie w H Yui, Koster, the murderer oft bir. Patoa BL. wv +f rf a 4 iow commit you. The jaw i y¥ like tu ¢ were ‘ are» Gineruce t Ovly what ore ey & an upolugy (ob , oe ne Ww ally & taurdercr Wed te q \ e dead, bul tae press ani citizsns « 3 . ‘ eruined toute wmuune v ‘ bed € ail suave trom (he just pu N “ D8 1 ¥ aad Vouod with Lie . \ PeLLow-PARseNcea pratete n 5 ap isislag oroned ‘ bird Avenue. ‘ ‘ noe cars a fow days lock 1 nlebe Boy cut cur No. J Fitty-drat ste ’ « Y bo Wur re wd w stop for aw iad, ‘ ; wore L won't | stop iil day fur you to get om” the lady hud act » r ¢1 Bost and axon obsever know ake. woe prompted to wil Ue wgainet Gidert,"’ sald the J move, Lub the cur was Bob elo, pod for ber, TRYING TO PURLOIN A SHIP, ——- THE JOLLY GUESTS ON ROARD THE WILLIAM TAPSCOTE, Cherry St Attempt to cat out a Ships The ship Williaw Tapscott is alongside pier 36, Bist River, She has lately come from » stormy yovngo, and |i their braised und battered, like « warrior Who bas done his duty and come off victor. Cape Spencer, on bowrd, eays that the vessel te the Joint property of several persons. Capt, Bell was at one time the owner of twenty-seven forty-eighthe Morgan's Bons, of 70 South street, advanced Capt, Bell $16,000 on mortgage. Capt. Bell sudsequenuly fold his share to Mr, Tapscott, of 86 Sonth street, ‘The Messrs. Morgan have been acting as agents for two years and running the ehip, Capt, Spencer saye that Mr, Tarscott offered the Mesara. Morgan $25,000 to retire the mortgage in the presence of three gentlemen, one of them Mr, Tunis, a Custom House officer, and said; Kender me your account, and the money ts yours.” ‘The offer was rejected Whion the William Tapscott came into port about toree weeks ago; Mr. Papecott told Capt, Spencer to enter her in his (Vapseott's) name, This was dono, und the enptain began to wuload the vessel. From that time to the preseat there have beeu diMicuitics votween THE RIVAL CLAIMANTS. Mr. Tapscott says lie base rigut to the p. The Messrs, Morgan say they have a right to the ship Capt. Spencer, Who Las his whole fortune to the Vesse), sides With Mr, Tapscott, and bas postersion, lyn United thatouw Thursday sour Brook uly Marsuals went op board Capt. Spencer vot know what they are thers or, He knows, however, that they demand food and whiskey, and get food and whiskey, especialy he latter, Gn Saiurday urght at 720 Mr, Walcutt, a broweriniaw end partner of one of the Mor Morzan,went on b ccompaaied by (ho Brooriyn Marshals’ jauiior, ‘They drove upon the Wharf iv carriage, Tlcy said thoy had cone to exatiue the ship's anchors and chains, as Whey dreaded &® mov's taking possessivn of the vessel sod cursying ber of to New Jersey, ANOTURK BATCH OF TUIUSTT OFFICALS. At $90 o'clock four more Brovkiyn United States Marshal's deputies climbed up tue side of the sip, and cropped down to the deck, They sald they had come to nnsist the deputy marshals aiready on Lo. Dad oruers (0 let Go the abenore in te dock, for fear the vensel miznt be carsied off ty the niin’ ‘rosh os of deputy marsna's were very bungry and very thirty, hey ate much and Capt Bpencer aays edit wot su Spencer wa United Stites AL 1240 vont ed from bs ay morning, Capt bed by one of th who sald Ahab between fort on tae Whart, whose uijvet was To CUT ADRIFT THR sim Spencer wos deputy mar. and any mea ‘The marshal woo told the captatn added, * They keep on shouting, "Cut the d— amp adrit'" ‘ibe captain says that he beard tro show fred, Siter the depu.y marshals say the mob rn toe tring y. Aiter this tue eigit de io wiateey, abd thon al re *. Spencer udds (hat he tos learned that this mov af usw Hike plot got up Law liquor au: Joon tu Cuerey stecet. Lt was urranced that a tew men sioud co down to ihe sig and make a ne mud tik wvout cussing her out, And tuat tue Deputy Maisnaie shoul thereuyon Fike OVEK THEIR MEADS, 8 was done to make peoole think the Deputy Mars as Were doing sowie.uing tor taeie money Qial ingincs. Sumebony stuva eat um the C Capt Speucer, WO Is & Kentloman, says toe D. aties had # loug pul ined. Lie ee er apacath W tote Wie, re Pou by cur Oru Woe given B, Beil, a tormer ieehted’as taut he lad purchased the twent Ch dames Tuatier what tue aaoust GETTING BID OF THE smP, anid of obtaining their money, ‘They immediately had HAE UCCOULIS Muse BP, DUE delure they were presente Tapacout met Mir, W. D, Murgan ow ound Uh Ghd drawing @ groab ruil ot bauk notes irum his pocke!, salu, You sce Thay Mr. Morgan Tapseott then handed the rol! to the Cusiom Houce oficer in ebarge of the suip. and asked bin te cou it we Ofer Gin 80, wud wad Luele Wos 42,00 ; Ne. Morgan said, “f will take the money now if you lise, und cancel the ‘wortgage on tho spot Papscout reylied, No, sir? | never intended cive yuu (he mone), aod 1 woulda’s trust you witu Ave cenis Lrusdug the money into lis breeches pocket, Toprcott thea ws ked off, nnd mow claims tat Le loa legal tevuer of (Le inovey (a Mr. Morgan Wien tue accoumis were rendered to bir. Lap- scot, he began Glsputing them, aud Boding taut {uere Was WO Prospect oF Obiaiwing (he mouey, we took ste eee yon bave some TO FORRCLOSE THE MORTGA! Mr, Tapscoit thereupon obtained an injanetion trom Jucee Bracy of Ue Supreme Court, ran ing our firm. irom telling or laterfering 1h any way with toe scip unti a heu ing cogid be hud, Jadge Brady ‘upon tue appucation of Morgan's @oons, af terward wv.ided Whe ijanckinn, #0 us to BLOW & Linge cargo Wich Led veen engaged for the ship. and which #as in danger of Leiug damaged ow (ue Wiar!, bo be taken on board, dbereuven the row was begun. Cupt, 9; enoer, the commanuing officer, (0 twee tu) cargo on boord, aud Uietinan WhO set look on by standing (hese tureats our men boarJed the sip wid cummences lustig, Cpt Spencer ond Yer Lepecott Urowirg every obstacle tn wur way Finsly we were forced Us livel the shivend puta United Slates Deputy Mor-hal and posse on board We verre baturday woruing that un wttempe to STEAL THB VESSEL, wd we notified the Marshal of It woud be usd He n Orevs anu hade wir -ngeHe wity alicgirds. Ib las been reportes to us wince by everal Wusty persone Whoin we vad on board and fe pie, (unk AC ADOUL LL'elUck yenteruay mora: hey Were wroused Wy wtug bucking aaver the rh of the shin, and some one on board sinzing ous, * Cat the lines and leh the d—J slip go," wad two siols were Dred from tue Ws ub the Depu Halts inem, At the sane Uy Austen Je On tie Whurl v cut the lines of ¢ attempt to steal t @ vesec!, Waich beet in eo hands of tie Custom House offcers ax well as the U.S Deputy Marshul, ime frustrated by tue prompt aretia’s ua TUE POLICE VERSION, ‘The following is copied verbatin from the blotter Of tue Madison street policw elativg; “Ab about a tis A, M. the U Maisima Triad and ui charge of the slap Wim. ‘Tapscott ier 8 Liver, of poavession of waich there is x litigation on Movers, ‘Tapscott, and Morgan & Co, Hi eo or Morgia & Co, to ar two stenm ture r ° 10 tie Klip a8 HOR As Louw: tt ok ULB) plier saots were Or itu the aseistaaee of the pole stacking jurty Wat diiven off, No person wae | Juiced aéean yet be uaeeriaiued,”” ——— ‘he Coming of te mon of the Czar, Wasuinaren, April 82, —When Gen, Cameri uimietor to Wo Bugeosted Lo the Caza) Quit he wend one of bin sous to buts cou a suring, nim of a oedinl recertion, Although eight Weleuuiy provt of Ais acceptance, Huowestorm on Mount We rs uawit or Mount, Wasutnar Vation Haromever’ 2.43, eange Jeg. | relative ha wind west} velocilyo 1 ue sunt of the day, wath the thera Gold, Wasmixaroy, April 40,—The decision to be e by the Supreme Court to-morrow, sustaining he yalulity of gold contracts, will have refereuce to contracts for the delivery of gid bullion, or apecl- bed Weicht8 Of gold li coined money, ond nol to contracts calling merely for ie paymeus Of w certa humbor vf dousra tu guld. Sanday Nixht Kum in a Tweuty-Seventh vol creck, aud wil ace * trial betor TAKING 4 DOSE OF PINS. —. One of the Queens of Fashion Spending « Vin the Chartes Street Po- 1s History. The arrest of Fanny Mordaunt on Friday even- ing on charge of disorderly conduct, and her at tempt to commit suicide while imprisoced, recall« to mind carious facts in this remarkable woman's history, Mrs, Mordaant is about thirty-three years of age, Sho lsu native of Washington, and resi@gd in that city ap to within @ few montus, Hor maiden name was Roux. At the outbreak of th war she married a Mr. Cole; this anion was brief, however, owing probably, to Fanny's violent tom per, Once released, #he planged into the vortex of fashion and gayety. Amon if many edmirors was Col, Stuart of Washington. Witn this gentle. man she moved tn ject circles, avd theatre, con- cert, and ball found her the eavied of the cowpany. Taking advantage of her now superior station she 080d all her powers of person and tongue, Cuprt cious, self willed, puesionately loving and hating her Mirtation with the Colonel suddenly conned, and abe attempted to commit soicide by taking lauds- num, Soon thereafter Maj.-Gon. Joseph O. McKidbon of United States army married her, Geo, McKibbon took hor o Mobile, New Orleans, and other South. THE CIVIL WAR IN FRANCE ——e THE NATIONALS ABOUT TO ABANDON THB SOUTHERN FORTS. Baim, April 28—Eveving.—General Cluse- Tot lias replied to the intercession of General Fab- brice that he wili propose to the Commune to release the Arcabishop of Paris und tho other ecclesiastics now in prison. Panis, April 29.—This morning the cannonade ceased slong the whole line, Tue soatiern forts are in a dilapidated condition, and it is belivied will #oon be untenable, Te forts will, unter orders of the Commane, be blown up in caso ite troops a obliged to abandon thom, Earthworks bave beon constructed to reviace them. At a sitting of the Commune yesterday, M. Grous sot, in reply to an interpeiiation, suid there was something offensive in asking Europe to recognize the bellizerency of Paris. It was puerile to ask for what they already bad. ‘The Comin une waged war irreproschably, No explosive bullets were used ; there was no bombardment of places flioa with ern cities, (ravelling in gorgoous style, Bho lived | women nnd children. These viviations of the cangos Bish MeKibbon two years, and that officer's plein: | of civilised wariare he cusrged apon the Army of orie exchoguer datndle nothiog, Fortaue did | Yor ‘ - ee ee aaee sii ter, for tiey retarned i Wak! | Versailles. In the cartridge bores of the prisuners ington, and the round of pleasures was re |; | taken by the natioan! troops explosive builets had Her extravagance in dress Life at the hotels | been found, and the wanton suciling of tue most she was ro weil known owder of had bee on fo ‘coetp ant'anovier avaudon tent was tore | crowded parte of she city had been going on for hie Geacral guivg to Chicago, waere he now | Weeks. * ‘The misunderstanding with the Prasslans with whe muc svon give rise to rion, married her, aid again #¥@ revelled in the | *asted. The Commons now proposes to confis vorieg of pleavare, sven ling har time ia rluing, | eate the property of the Northern Railway aaiess { driviag, and io Visiing buy be stre and concert ha! ge r eam to. Now Yor, ladowed by Fenny, | Fesames Fanning its passenger and provision traius up her Fusidence in tue duper part of tie aris, city. Friday evenine liek she chose to ui Ler longue to Ollcer Washouree police, wito J to arrest her A MASONIC PROCESSION half mile in tongth passed through the atrects to. curb f toe Ninth Ward husband on ver churge of assault, For tis suow of abuse ang | ‘7nd planted their banners on the ramparts under noise she was inoarcerated in tho Char iva street | a heavy fire. All the lodges of the Order in Paris police station, During the nigat sao atieupied sui “0 weal #8 cide by swallowiog halt a dosea ping, baving pre: | Were Fepresented. Several of the Masous were wounded while on tae walls. Beening.—The to-day, aa Vivusiy, it 8 Justice Cox rei ad, taken three morphive powder deed her ———--- Scoopiug In the Pigmios Twelve Weep! win the Tooth Ward, For some time past the residents of the Tenth Ward have bees aunoyed hy a lorde of small boys Who infest the silewslk and endanger the lives of pedosirians by reckless stone-turowing, Many of the windows in Kasox Market Police Cout have been demolished, und Warden Tracy of Ladiow nnonading was unasnaliy violent 4 there was some Aguting at Asnidres and ails, Phe Versaiiliets to the namber of 12,000 oceupy Geunerviliiers, The Nationais are making preparations to abandon the southern forte, Ru- mors of reverses to tue Natiouals to otver quarters are current, Batteries have beon placed at the Or jeans and Vauztrart gates, Toe inuabitunts of Mont. rouge. Plaisance, Vanetrard, and Montmartre are removing thoir dweidings. Furt Ixy uas not yot street Jar poll feveral Weary glaaiers' bills, been abandoned. Capt. Youn Ward deierwined to arate tie naisaace ‘i and laii his plans accordingly. Barly yesterday Rigi nhigd tothe cite alict gchd Morving #ix picsed meu Were ve Fetly nesewvied ta | Satarday nicut at Les Moulineaux, in which the toe Ebiridge street ponce Un, ead a fol maw | Vorsulllirts were repulsed, with s lors of 29 men Wit an air Of deep mysters, CULE. ied aproacuod the rourdsmumagd wameer: | Mace prisoners. Bot in the meanwhile @ column od in his ear, ‘Tie do \hrown open, an) | of tho enemy advanced on the Clamart railway eta- oe whole party aaiilod to fp teuseiens rem:. | tion, and occupied the houses, 29) yards from the irived in Orcuurd strvet, a crowd oF urcuius love ratte x iu visw, ‘Lue roundwan warded suri), ana wie, | wtenchments of Issy. The tort was @ wreck; the the swiltness of iigatus sauoped do casoments broken in, the embrusores demolishet, on twit pros, Tweiv Wore captured | 89 of Its 60 guns are dismounted, and the ammunt- Bid enveyed to the Ail tlie utter f fi Dock Wer. eon Care (AN Min SIE) too for tie mitraillewse exhausted, ‘The eurrison dud tearial mocuers, #0 call ({uire ulier tueie | became panic stricken; the ganners mutinied and spied half their roms icLt the en! Its command ing guns; and this morning re garrison absndoned the . Gon, Negey, has arrived tu — belore via) mtr t Tenement fort William Perry, with lis wile Julia and his | the elty wife's tister Catseriug Hall, occupy apartmeate in | Gen. Claseret, who went to the front at the Arst the tevement at 258 West ‘Twenty-sereath streot, | B®¥s of the defoction of the troops, returmedtat noon Yeeieriay, Mary O'Cunuor Visited tue family, ad | '-day, having fatied to stop the panic. He has seut hey engaged jae drinking Towards eveniag | OWS tresh troops, among them they alk became Biarivus.y i paturauy & THE AVENGULS OF PAntS, Agit tohowed. ‘Tieir orgh 4 the po.ce ot fd tie ieivubornood, aud t.6 I Juin Bucois | t0 feocenpy the works; A desperaie fight is now Fequesiod Off oF Vain to Qu » Tue | in progress iu that quarter, At tie Maillot feate 4 the hutise. and told Wecry tawt 1 | ond around Asmidves ali is quiet. Lue Nationals on suey estat he would arrest wha. Mra, Pe - 1 Fy denied tha tiene ot ach tt ieee sue meee, | Daiucday Laying bursued sone Chisseurs almost aud weiging @ LOWY @ifi ws tied ATR | TY SE Dents yene wer eain net to fire into stunning Wow va the widy diet Te 1 la‘tor At they ater te thee * hereupon ans a c e Fe howe, Te tevurne 0a Wal Ores, WB t J tot tue Are aria has been released. entire pare Toginesrs are at work on the southern portion of A Catholic Tex rt Washington, m dil lcrchyliht edule sd aan ! Clos 1 tid tay | {#10 908,000 franes to the Comma corner-evone of tae B 19. CMSAOB BF FF VERSAILLES KevORTS, Bizaboth at Fort Wusiingion, in tie presence of a cf Vast congresativa. . Tue editlce is op the Kin IMeanl Scizares of Property in Paris to be bridge road, whout two miles soul of Spuyteu Du Pautshed-Capture of the Park, Castles and Cemetery of leny Veussiuius, anodaty one Due Paris Masons ly bus de: thousand 7 . ‘Lue ground wus pre Janes Gorde April 23.— er eprrgkeg® eae! oy Wy. Cuarles | elared urgent the passage ot with go: brepaaa, MeNeirhy, aud olere por ticpated Pore, Three 6 from the Mla: iraternity geueaiva, A sermon wes Drencued by ot Paris cme Iuto the lines opposite the Ainl ot aor alee gate, They were received by the commanding oft cer and conducted to tuis plic Aprid 3).—The park, castlo, and cemetery of Issy were carried last aight by the Government forces Fight eavnon, ® quantity of ammunition, and 100 prisoners fell Iuto thelr bands. ‘The aivance ts pow Children Abducted by their Father. Dosrox, April d2.—A case whicu bas boen on Juage Gray of Worcester, wucrein ibe Hon. TK Karle ot Worcester and bis wie, from whom he is divorced, are interested, was on Iridxy fant doct .ed, giving the custody of their taocuildren, | Within 90 metres of Fort Issy, whose capture Is a voy wid gir, ound Tes 8 Of wer, to bie aie momentarily expected Presiient ‘luvers granted To-dey Mr. Barve vired w cartiage, and acco upamiol | as interview to the delegates from by two Arlonds, Went to Salen wus ubducbed tue chidten, He was arrested THe MASONS OF PARTY ——_-— whocrrivod here last nisbt, Ho told them that the yy. Boalian’ Hexity, Government dosired to see aw eud of the civil war, bot France could not capitulate in tue prosence ot armed insurrection. He referred thew to the Com mune for the resturatiop of ordor within tne city of which it had usurped the control, Mantvonv, April 39.—Ihe usual orders for parade on eivctiow day were roovutiy issued uy Gov English to ihe two companies of the Go} se and foot guards, aad vtuer mlaiary orgs tions, It being a at, however, that We Le, Hvening.—Vreaitent ULiers, in # public circalar julure Will nob 0@ able by deierigiue Un tue fet ua ves a despatch trom Cen, Cissey aonvuneiug tl O1 the session Wud Is tuu nctuM Governor elect, the success of a coup demain on the Bonuany farm no: Cvatt lon, in which 32 insurgents were killed and wounded, and 7G taken prisoners, Tbe same cir cular contains # despaten from Gen. Faron eondrin ing the previous report of ,the brilitaat success of 4 | ue ioyalate ia front of Fort Issy, ‘Tbe eaunonadin orders Luye beo revused, aud Uieze wil Le my varude emacs Mr. Reeckor's Caurch Gardentog, Last night the Kev. Henry Ward Boecher com: pared (vod deeds to masiard seeds, which were smuillest of seeds and crew into the Largest of heros | continues. A hancrod and ity prisoners and ton Soine peoplo went about with their mustard seeds | diecos of artillery have beca brought to Versailles, ina bis. dropping vue vere aad tere, aua bopti be Worl? blosomeg Curadanae ln on Y* Other Despatches. a Loxnon, April 3) Ihe Ooserver says the Napo Explosion of a Gas Main. oujste consi ier that the Assembly now sitting at Last evening, ihe main gas pipe ieading from | Versaiiles doos not roprosout the will of the nation, the Citigous’ Coupany’s Worws apruas 4 teak in tue | andare of the opinion that when tnteruai strie is sewer on Feusth avenge, botweon Eighieenth and | ended is wil be uceossary to consult the people Vine’ewnth sires, Gowanus, and exvioded, ‘The | anew on the question of government. They express siidows of several bouses Wee brogen, and the | their intention of abiding by the result pay AY OF SRO AYSANR: MUR PATER BPR Oe Dentin, April 29.—Lhe Speaer Gazefte announces a — that 6 Brench oo ation bo the support of whe Robbery, ova Drankea Dream. Ger..an troops bas bees palit up bo the 15h int Sim: Ip Mie mormus’s SUM T eee am account of » Died at the Whee Tru)h'e sj ree 1 Chostaam eikeet, The paitical ary a Capt, Job Glover, of the steainboat Raritan, HO ee ii ee ret ae tected ‘iy | dling between Treut-n and New York, was tou cha ne We Uc ie red agal ytoe | ber Beued Brook, Bo pe ssuce vl t —— : mand s 8 LATEST SPORLING NUTES os Ten Rieo and Jin Cusick have suarted for Cann Perenvire will t oul byt Hed wo tue i Tie exciemeat in the P. R. citcveta at fever heat Renelits to. the several heros wry vow the FagO, wid “argos wca.uist bh evo Luo aid pass f Dt Ou his 0 rey th tie PADUA, Brea! He othinge'' in Wier wild euiauenime te — O'Bsld#in, the great liberated, will bo In the ely PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE, eany thie Ww and will be the F ot ne Of an oy > vinnt wil be atthe service of Joe Cob toa 1 The Hon, U ace Greeley wit deliver the opening Jp the approsehing UAPieArAntiess With ML weed iw ha champion, fur ily @ letter vece, Vea f Mrs, Wiillam A, Fowler, the estimable wive of the | aay: "Mace caune, b « Vt rm ir evening ofa $5,040 atlY or eeviue Krow baw — seewanae OF li Ba urp: ith, CURLOSLI1 ES OF CKAUNEK, —— - HOUSE NOLES. : i Mlehaal'Giriy, ot @ The hor dwels nits, 8 th w Dexter on Wednesday last tc s WILY A OAK LS Y 18 aunileo Flockwoud Aven ('33'4 soe nae ive Mr John Broughton, of 4 onal Assocluton. Ve at was fo sifeot Ara ine © Hambletont: ny pe ow a kn fe in au lusta asad by WON. bantoof Wak stabbon Mr t gtoo ba tue should me cual ‘ot ha Goidsminn | f Jobn Col aver ans oun Murphy, both ¢ my han atarted for the olae grass pas. } Wud’ cu sucuriss abaut a i st Ov ty he ho au a tuat locality, | waa wotug tio worse OL It isd Ca S Will’ we fad another due kduout or | i nine Th atau to the M foe birect wlation, and Murvay wae locked Bu THE WANDERING BLOSSOMS. — ‘The Tri from Om A Balt Lake—Spot- Playiag Forty-Fives—Wot Bi Neious of Ow: Onerensa, April 29.—The Blossoms arrived here to-day. Though the party have now beew ab sont from New York five days, Alderman Mitchell has not yes killed an indian, He knocked over an antelope however from the car windows, and tole &raphed to New York for Bows Tweed to come and Bot it. telope lies midway between Skunk Drawbridge and Prairie Dog City. At Ogailniah, Reo Clond and Spotted Tet! met the Great Chief of Tw: iauny, Spotted Tail prodnced from w roway deck of cards and tried to i Kearney and Owe f draw. Owen said he bad wot gamvled since he left Indiana, while Mr. Kearney proposed Jorty-fves instead of draw joker. Spotted Tail said tuat forty-fves was an ish game, and be dide’t undersiand it, Whereapon Mr. Kearuey proposed to teach bim the They, sat down, domehow or othei . and Mr. Kearney arose from hondred dollars loser, Ho paid the Indian in two ono handred collar greenbacks istued by tee, Reypiian Coloring | Company and Bpotted Twil departed ‘rejoicing. As ine train Ie! the outraved Indian was seen attempting to pur- Chase a hottie of whiskey with Mr. Kearney's money. 1k was fortuunce that the train departed when it did, as Mr Kearney's scalp riizht bave now a Spotted Tuil’s belt, ‘The only apparent diffoi yetwern the two tribes of Indians wast the lorgest diamonds. Spotted # medal tat Jnid over the Amer wany tribe wore the yore ail tous big bra Kes. dred miles eart of Cheyenne the wolves parned the Blowsome were aboard tue tral 1hey poured — o the pian by thousan to the terror of tie kind-hearted Judge Cou Gorge Mitchell wasted pounds of lead upon therm. TUR PARTY AT SALT LAK Sant Lane City, May 1—le Blossoms arrived hore at § c'civek lasteveiug. Thoy had s fine view of the Kecky Mountains, Owea Bronaa Ye crags ant peaks, Tia with you once again,’ amid great applause, ‘To-day the party will be In xduced to Brigham Young anid his eigoty-#ix wiv HN bus Owen Brennan. “Brigin Winks he is too ndsome, An the evening tuey Will Vists the Lhe cease LOADING THE DICK. paclslie Who shall be Delcgutes to the Baltimore Convention t—Vrepnring for To-morrow's Election—Vote Karly, bat uot Oitent Printing-bouse square was alive on Saturday. ‘The typographical artiste were out in force, The second boara" held bourly sessions, and nothi g wes beard of bat the approaching election of deie- eat © represent Typographical Uuioa No.6 in Baltimore next June, No. 6 is entitled to four d enter, aad three tickets are in the fold. The ticket headed by Hugh Dilton of the News ia the favorite among the betting men. HM. P, McManus of ti Times, George W, Bassott of t Wale of Nesviit's are associates A lcket which may lake the coucels out of ts ton party beara tha names of C. J Dal Netalinzer, /er- aid ; Joon C, Robinson, Tribune; L. J. Wa-iiburi deader; Cuncies M. Young, New York Printin Company, Sul: another ticket is in the Held, waiea tie Dalton party Luproper suMevent votes iroin thy eu last named, \ say 1 intended lo draw F ticket to elect the genue- nd failing in taakto make a two aye’ eleciior Vent the tour kicvest can: did.-tes oa toe two Lickets are to be pitted sealant the candivaves having ihe greatss! number of votes. ‘Te third ticket is made up of George B. La Fave, proprietor of a buok aud newspaper oflce: Widiau Woite, of the Chrontoles Wiltam McGrath, o1 THE SuN, ang Williaa F. Shumway, of the Brie Kat Way Printing oltico, The polls opew w-morrow, In Norta Wiliam street, Vote early, but not viteal ——_ A WOMAN'S SERMON. Euthustasm Aronsed ina Methodiat Meeting House An Orcior not Made by the Schools na New to the Pulpit. 1 the Free ngregation assera guth avenue and Twenty eighth sireet, yesterday forenoon, they found them without @ cher, Their pastor lad vee called owt of town, ood bad furvished po substitute. Tho hour for the be the services hat selve ning of ¢ lady waiked up the ceutro aisle, a tered the pripit, It was Mrs. A, leacine momen ol toe Free & soe tnd Volumteered to presen im Uh 4 en Dooning. o thodi+t Suciety abeune of toe * Lbave not prepared any sermou," sald she she couectediy turned Over the eaves oF tie Hib! ant bave no tea what Lam vomg to pres about; but I be'teva saat [ have omy to open uw, moult aud tae Lord will Od it Finuily sie selecied a text, und pr a dixcourse one hour ond ten mina character Wis exiorvitory, and it adv. indiYereuce to the worts, and w lite devoted excia sively ty religion. Yrs Luoming's ceivery is an mated, Wer eeeiures frequent and omplialic, and her periudé rounded wits fervent “ hutioiwjais.” The Dauitors Were ut tin ws aroused to tho uichwat pltel OF ensbusinaw, avd eqs voustict — - Third-avenne Car Pickpockets and Capt. Cameron, William Wentz and wife got intoa Third ay enue car, and when pear Fourteenth street, tow well-known pickpockets aiso €ot aboard, They took seats close to Mr, Wentz, When noar Nine oeuth street, one of the pickpockets boidly pul uis hand ou Mr, Wenta's breast, and wrencied a stad off, The thietthen attempted to escave, but M Weots held hi til forced to let gu by the inter f his als, Pickp ckets jamnod of the car, aad Mr Wenta afer them, shouting for the police, Oficer Mitcvell, on Fourth avenue, heard tie ory r to Third avensie, aod with iis revolver bioug Dichpeckot lo terms. He gave his name us Toes EB Hardy of 24 West Thirty second struct, Murd,'s picture adoros Capt, ©. Mr, Wenta oli the was to sliout the rascal Why diin't yout" asked the Captain, ** Shoot thief whenever you ean; and if I bat control of the poiice, 1 would drive every one vi tuem out or New York, veron’ gulley. um (ual his frst impaise BROOKL is to be erscted on the AAIATY AL A Cost Of $009,000 Locided (pavement nN. ‘The new county } grounds adjoining the peuil Judge Gilbert of vie Sui against thy property owns G ome Coart ae im the pate M urice tagerall, elief clerk tn the Corpor tion Conneel’s office, ‘was on Saturday aypoioe d Cotnty Auditor Yesterday afternoon Jobn Warner, aed ton @ playiug Witt some colmanions ar this for fat surest, Gawauus, te overuomd an ed Yesterday morni Pather Damen, the Jesus musonary. and orator, delivers Of ening scrmon der 0 (ho caureh of Be Peter wud i ul, Wd Policeman Michacl Regan, of was feverely voaten early ycateriay ai benny quell a row m the ov He uvsuue vod Navy stroct, Ja —— 146 TELUGRAPE SPARKS PKOM Tarns Tie Pranklin has arrived in the M Dayor tell from @ shi bit Francisco and was kil ed Nra. Richardavn, of West Chelmsford, Me., was kited by a frelcitteuin on Saburlay Wililam Bullock, wio was shot in Lockport by Thirty nersons ¢ in the Phitatetphta Postinaaier MeCoy evally, Mo. hae been arrested for pariviming y {roth regusbared levters. Samael © xpi 1, Mass. rn) ay sour uuder Mrs, N y of Maino, committed thigout wii a rae Linge quantitios of horn sliver ore are daily vor Ne Lake ( ays roa which yield thou bo $0 por t f 1) Carios Buctt is propose t ag a Demverat { nica w York Le ath 1 a‘ Ps ) 4 oud f . { n vo of RB Pat of tho tn rr & Patter i fone of Mra. of Fulrmount, were earned yaar iD At New Brita, Conn., ¢ den, the Resowuut, travelllig Crue, white dusce ia Kal Wh the ririaing Of tht hyddrast, end bad Que of bia Ve HOBOKEY'S TAX-GATHERBER INSULTING TH! SOVEREIe@NW POWERS OF Lv sERSaR, Penis How to Drive Workinumen ont of a Town A Qucor Representative of a Soverctan ower—The Grontost of Natsnnces, The most unpopular man in Hobokent » Tax- collector MeGavisk. His occupation is dieagroca- ble, his appearaice te unpropyssossing, and his mam- ner and voice are @nything but propitiating. Ife oor man isin srromrs for taxes MoGavisk haunts him antil he © hur pays up oF leaves the State, From the namber of vacant suites of roome in flo boken at the present time, {t would seom that many choone the latter altermativ: Botore leaving, mang delinquents subject the Collector to a little lively exorcise and a display of his convorsational powers, McGavisk dvlights Im a semi-tragic theatrical style of delivery. Some time since MeQavisk endeavored to collecs taxes from a hard-working son of the Kmorald Isle who resided on the fate. * Go to the divil wid yer tax pill,” said Pat, MeGavisk immodiately strack a tragic attitade, and with s voice like a squeaky MoCready address od the dolinquent “Twill learn you, eir, not to inanlt an officer ot the sovereign State of New Jersey, Know you, sir, that Tam supported by all the civil and military power Of the Blate. If you do nut show proper re Fpect to me us # repreventutive of tis overcige Biuto of New Jersey, I shall vy on your ciate anit atteoh your bo1y * Avuch me wuat? ye divil's image o' bad luou, roareu I’ * 1 soll inesreerate you, sir, antil you respect the mijesty of the law,” repited McUavisg, in a lone ime tended to be Impressive | os this, before I break shouted ‘Put, Lecomiug 4 your body, ary. Igo, tir; but I'll soon retarn, backed up by the strong arm 0! an outraged State, sir, Ihe bo-garly pittance tast T recoive for culieciing these miserable (axes Wiil not justi y me Jn berg insulted with me pusity Beware, sir, of the veugeance of en ine suited officer o/ the sovercign State of New Jersey," Mecavisk leit, but soon roturned, accompanied by the strong arm of the law in th ape of a Cone stable driving @ horse att.ched to a rickety waco, the pews soon flew throagh Baippeaville (ue ‘Ocal ba © giVen to the built up part of tue dats buck of Hoboken) Pat hud many trieods to tne Leighboriood, As soon us Le saw the collector re turalng, be “Here comes aud Met: Atting recipuio8n to he bitaco of New Jersey, Up wert the windows, mostly ot the second stories. Boiore the Couector bad proceeded ball « bivex 1 Lecame stron. ly impressed that tere was someting stronger ia that neighborhood thaa evea ry bone ia vrouxly am Kk again; let as sive ® iprosin tative of the savoroigm sey law. Put eecaved tuat aay without an Lape : Lenker re xt tussle thot MeGavink enzaced in was with a brother oficial In that strargie the representative of the majesty of the law went down. Many complaia that MeGavisk forgets or nexlecte to credit people who have Woll Kno«n citizens of Hoboken iuiormed « SUM reporter that tuia lind been their experien itaow bine toms the Germans are beginni fot weir Dutch Go, trom the followin; ra ent rom tue Sunday Merew sll esr ctecg vlector McGaviek Toure ut box 4 by Conmiasie Jou onde so aDd Wagou Wore ut imal. O68 verlag the auuse tue colectory © Vill aud tures gay! to 1 Tregeu Wid she Col.sccor tat he aad pald I dbab ve Loucbet m siDgle arucie ta ka Ut BcuMmHe ou bia. Tas Conectar constable (9 Fanove soe he too bold cf a tuole ana Tieges epruag frou veo lector Dy the turoay wills ols w. the bed Constauie Jo taking @ few chairs ou. site HO ue bodve aud ie Of Bremen rteamer + Kod 1 te bai sk A uumoer duty the Come pit stabi. @ud Wt Gs Mave burs Win LuLior be tim arrival of Officers Jacoous ant Stugsn, Wis Were dieKeu Bud conveyed alla Lo tue police slasion. a THE CKESCEN( CITY'S PERIL, salle cho The Great Crevasse Lxtending—Plantations Submerged and Dwellings Afloat—The Impossibility of Fiehtiug the Fiood, New Ouseays, April 00.—At the Bounet Carré UIs jse Feame upow Wuat was wpparontly a valaae of ten feet, The use, Negro quar tora, and twe'ling house w all standing in toe mides of tie water, and p La picture s Nar AC ey ru hes tareug. wide, aming and seesuing, WiNie linpeoteus 4 sense of fear dou sugar bh ) feet yngty roar ve Hsienwrs Near 4k 184 em ili collection of how the back Of thom are several phintatious.anit further ‘emoved is a ling of forests, through ail of w he flood pours tte fi es lorce. All tie Ing! ite ts fled svoin the vil Doseried hours Cheif open avors tell luo a. needs Nu recoud View Ws Couviiey Hie Leuuider thed 10 morte Loser ean tthe flood. A larce force 14 eaiplo,ed to prevony further dame or, Un the levee iu sume plicos the wator it Cweive feet deep, reachiag bey dud tue seeoud story Of mauy vi the Lousus LONG ISLAND. The o12 Union Race Coursy is anont to h areal ertate dem and cot ap lito bad.ag Lite. Rov, Father MeSherry issistiig at st. Jamnesta Ow tuedeul for ihe pasi Ave Voars, Was boos appo.ated te tie new parish of Hempat Yesterday a littleson of Mr. Jamos MoCanghitn, AE iwo FoRrs OF ves, was fount drowned ta thy cum the painful story sold to ay tera at tay roar of Ke (ath t's ro tiene: ta Jaume, ¢ Mattiiuck Pissing Company cautht at the arpor oa saiurday 1, 00.0.0 fsa ( ten). hauls were a8) wade ‘by the suore seuos at Ureeo port aud 2out old. —— ae; Ob1LUARY, ae, Thalnerg is dead, el W. Co Has, Prositent of the Collins Com. founder of GuLinsyiiie, Coun., died last eveaing, age! 70, for twent: atolphia Navy ¥. Hs used 49 wear Ca 1, aud bO Wage Gis OW Cl Witham Adana, formerly 1 oars a hell oo Fei tay dir, Sutfo’k Coauty Bank, died in Sag Harbor Inst weet osident of Wiiea ihe Nutiowal Dsuk nee lon elfuct se. Ate Comb nes Dasidevs as 4 bancer ant broker, retnunim hejaive of le suifik County Bak, Tuo tadure no duwachasto io his ow WASHINGLON NOLES, - Gon, Spinner goos to New York to-day, There ix no hop banker, Se. ator Mor on would like t» go tutu tue Cabinet, bupout, fa the i Foaury Departineot Secrotary Fish ts compioting his honseholt are rongeuicuts Wy wove tru Wasalagion ki Juac, bob ve tor Corcoran ty Two millions of boats are te be Wednesday in Mav, aad bwo an sold each Thursday Mr. May the Mexico Minister, wilt Maxie he Sih of May, bo Masa 8 Ke Out tstwr of Foreign Adare, ‘The Hon. 8. Garfold, deterte fom W porvhase! each LOWS OL gad aro bo Oe start for sof Sum Territ ry, has taken Liteon Hil for nex. Thestay, aul wii Lee Wbot the great Noetiwest, Wika & Vio Of inducing emigration t> tual Fesion JOTIANGS ABOUL LOWN, - Atiantics nod Touy Pa: tors today Morguvet Cogedille, 1, wat instantly kided a® 04, hon saturday of a Now Maven tra 1 8 na Gotd Pens ore the Muon Thondway.-Ad Pooular Win, M, Pies & Co. are moving frm Bioad I ir ay ud 107 Co sirce. Bee mont The German gusvout Meteor, which bad a Abs M1 c4 Be aLCU Twit the iis tue a0 Doolow 9 waile fishing for A ° J oatte ay. iell " 1 1 Iw ¢ Hobokem erev bows. halo aren in hayard Joab t Fu ate eoe, Mk Tre mateh for the championship, Dee we KA onnellot v able 1 ttuag. the bay 4 a oat 2aeteat> Skat a