The Sun (New York) Newspaper, June 10, 1871, Page 2

‘HE SUN, SATURDAY, JUNG 10, 1871. : Caen eminence mummmremcmcmumeemm mm e a a a —— EE vi A TORNADO OF FINE. HE PPRSIDENG THE INDIANS DESCENDING UPON man, the jury hint, was probably knocked in | direction, Oo Wednontay Mr. Coxxortx | A WEST SIDE WIFE MURDER shonih dl THE PRESIDENCY. S08 BUDSONN RLY CORKS SZ the head last winter. dismissed: twenty five persons who were not Tearing np the Barth and Destroying all cavnailicnnins pallida » WY, This jury are evidently not heated parti. | needed, This fe only a beginni It i8| poe DIADOLICAL WORK OF A MAD- i eee te Cie tay Appatting OFFICE. NOLDERS' CANDIDATE. bpd) rawrk tone SH vhe Prec 2 3 elles: ar ow * o y rove ie 3 2 : wit, sang, for, while thus exposing the frauds and | doing well ; but to continue it in earnest will MAN IN SEVENTH AVENUE. Wvenonauee of tie Temtm mon dernah Ter Prealaant tions Stolea-Wholrente Desteactian.. LAS sardine hd ° cinls, they incon. | be doing better aa Jrensow June 5.—We visited Mason For President : The Toronto Kvening Expres says: We have = corruptions of carpet bag officinls, they a ere ftetptene Children for Rawdalt’s Toland | vite, June —— z —e « eae Ldap 5 ren fo! § county, op Saturday, and collected tie particulars iene we infsrmation trom orvate and SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1671 Gleston say that © they by Hi hed op bro ‘The Cincinnati Commercial replies in the | Rercrz-A Matuer on ker Deacused te | ort'windeefultornid, ar inciniont evdone. The COE CESS CoC WA Vs | racwony cece dar ur tite crron ° — — —— their couuty has becn the scene of violent | + onpitals spectarte was witnesced by hunureds 0 } > dow (0 on th $0 , ‘ ae " cen by disguised parties, commonly | lowing terms to our inquiry whether Itwould | The rear apartments on the second floor of tne | danse of Mage, ried consternation 19 | 4 stebeew View ot the Farmers' Candidate, | 2¢#D in force. apon the fadson's Bay Company's mone To-de: ee “ by ph vn vihet favor the election of Dencon Ricwano SiitH 88 | ineoe-story touement at 408 Seventh avenae, osen- | MnY Aron: Brava Vidubte, tua wilust iiKitene fbf Bl bp ibe, Deans 44 Bhevandomn taka, and have armed Beedhre Theatee-The Man O Avie called Ku-Klox, uy heartily denounce | Governor of Ohio + . Maly , aad threo | and anildren Kitties qvsbanee of be tae. tates petra ramers and buildings, and all the material, brated dit Lonnengh coed all such proceedings. ih, r pel is truly a good man, and tateeen ‘wane saebe vk baveerine, tress yor. | | This ferrin and wonderfal exhibition of the le. | ing tae peoole of th dantty anchor olive oraneh | together with all tne t , “ . “Mr. Riemann Sarre ie truly a Wao i pildren, ments took pice on Friday morning Ist. The | exionded in the interests of peuco, 1s the visit of They have also stolen al aviator a Bich Av. Then — would maxe a bentznent and yopulor Governor oat | terday morning, In whieh the wife Mury was buteh- | Ticio. ay we lave collected tiem trom eve-witnes: | jranmded, in the te teroate ot peuge, le, the Sith oy atl ret bn tat nail the provisions in store, Grand Operm Newee Thee Henciarks Mitinew, ** Rate! Rats 1 5 bas cur Cyr is hed nn Ba ered by her harband, Walls is @ stone entter, but | ses of the staruing preuomerou, and from tios¢ | and reconciliation tat he spoke there, calculated to ve condition of airs is alarming, ant it is im- Matinee ed tat ‘he. wieked will pursue rey who hove since who ave in the habit of visiting the | goes. iis loentton i# not of #0 much consequence | for the Inst six months had done nothing, owing to | 0° Vine, Since Paned alous tie ene ie st Dittgrmese that are vet. agitating southern sock f As tle longevity of hie virtue, He must outlive and | delicate health, and his wife had been compelled to | tty most dar ent dontructive work, aro as (ol- | und ie mur be gratifying ev every lover oF his coun: | etn of tote ae eens eemeees EP baci clreus niust remember thie clown and lis in: | hive down the wickea who have spread ihelt s04F9 | aintain her sick husband and their offipring, At | lowa: Iie drst trace of the tornado is iound some | try tp hear’ OF the reception ‘which, the ouplo ae. | People are in a stute oF terror ) W altace Rovninie Ni 4 0 @ timing path, We will wdd, (or the | #ix mollen west of Mason City, On Friaay morn: | corded toa man whom, they formerly looked upon -_ & sete Bewcino thw tad the. Mens telligent dog. The Iatter has been trained and conrolition of the friends of Mr. furru in | this Walls lost courage, and on Wednesday last he | f8 Wait Mita won intensely hos, sndto te west | Co pend oe yA Novaterste: and deaditost | Threntened Attnck by Nioax Indlaus on the : ———— == | to perform @ variety of amusing tricks, | eer or at We ave ate a eeecerarar, | Paved about attempts to poison Nim, and expressed | a, d southwest oeManon Citys cightcionds were vis. | Chemy, “We need wot recount here the great ser. Fert Berthetd Agency, Y intensity vet pal : cload viet cl ora ‘Terma of The sun. Among others, nt a given sigual he falle | gna iu cur jucgirert; whether ho remainsa Pri 8 desire to kill thoso who would take lite wife free {ble and tthe noriument's rain cload enait Oe | vicen for wbich homanity is ingebied to Horace | Wasgnorow, Juno 9A letter from Indlan ! 1 waberibery, . down and pretends to be dead, ‘The elown | Citizen on is elected ‘Chief Magistrate of this groat | him. On Thareday night he resched nome at 9} Tito ceins cloud or columa wan acen by citisens of | wretiets, nor the eanees when Browshe abaak the | can, at Fort Berthold, D, here y State. he will rapidly outcrow and overcome the | ortock, and all retired to bed on the floor of the | Mason City, gathering at and near te earth's eur | leiween citizens of the same coninonweslth, De attae® made on the Indians at the agency, on Star 9m, whistles, calls, shouts, tume him over, and | weaknebros sud the Wicked influences by which he morning Mrs, | feo. about six miles distant, on a wide, extunded | twoon peonio whore interests were and are identi- Two Kotte, t to ascertain the extent und Hh and Breads The assed alow the entire track Of | aliay the stormy waves of tarbulence, passion, and | possible at pros meani ‘Ten copies to owe wddvew, 6s 5 ‘Twenty copie to owe ae y uW i i bus Leen s0 long sud so sorely troubled, in spite | large room. About § o'clock in rairie, ' , \draviey has | bY forty Sioux belonging to the Blackfeet, throws hin about, without his showing tho | of tue Devil and all his works, SMrTI has a futdre.” | Flanagan, who occupies the rooms adjoining, wne | PTs! cal; nor need We mention that Horace Greeley Gradually the terrible cloud column increased Im | gtood for yearw at the nerd and front of tiose who | and Waka Papa bands. Tiese Indians meia Sioux least sigus of life. At last hie master walks Although this is not what we hoped for from | @waked by loud and piercing sereams, and, leaping | breadth and in belcht, and seemed to be moving | Genonuced the institution of slavery ae an iniqalty.® | who had been Hing ot the agency for a namber of away if to enteh the animal off his guard, | tho Commercial, it is not disagreeable, We have | fom tho bed, accompanied by her eldest daugiiter, jOward Mason City. Soon from | gocial outrage. a acain on the Atrerican Gs ‘ nuky column, the base of w which the Southern people declared a and suddenty cles ont,“ Rate! nats!” In | long taken a deep interest in Deacon Surrm, not | Bis aged 1% tried tho door of the room from | seated on'the garth. stat un three distinct and weil | ieesing, the very basis of Southern society and | kitted one of hie chiideon. They than rots tows to 7. 8 | Years, and severely whipped him and his wo.nun,and y Ansennase, peri ‘ ‘ he 4. Tewas locked. A moment | dedued, narrow and epire-lixe columns, which con- | jie the river, and fired anon. the gene ant cis Fultin ‘ loan (14 wore Hse ’ 1 fous little creature fe on | only because of hie remarkable goodness, but | Teich the cries issoe Hf mrighttot | tinged ‘to ascend rapidiy until tt Wand | "Daring the conflict there was no man who was | village. ‘Tue Indiana uf tho agency parsued them 4 Ts Hace LR ak AMA. Bee 0 ity of hi | ee er cam one a seemed to attach themselves firmly to a f mors uncompromiving, more determines. more ont | twenty miles, killiug and scalping one Sioux, avd , his feet, as lively aaa cricket, and apparent | also on account vs the peculiarity of his he M. | econe wus presented. : ‘< a ed My TiEHtlul spectacle continued 19 | spoken on the side of the North than Horace Gree. | morally wounding another, ‘Tho parsners lst one, 4 y j That such a good man, so pious, so temperate— oO floor wi mmon straw mattress, in the Vv, for some fi: | lev; but no sconer Was the war ended, uo rooner | It wus reported that 20 Sisux from Ge nd River ly ready to exterminate any number of his) 08 tink b) isk hi fn a iad | aauver Seah ie. ged Its course slightly to the | had the Southern armies eurrendered. than ne de- | were ontieir way to Berthold to sttack tue In lace Ly cee eeeee 056 | vcreditary enemies never drinking whiskey unless he needs centre of which lay southeast ward, greatly to tho rellef of the people of | mauded an uncondiitousl amnesty. He was tor war | tere, ‘The sgent asks {or adaitional wma or the ! Nicol ta Watts wcotna Webi Ga, ? Penal faithful to every duty as a supporter of Mr. J. R. TUR DUDT OF Maa. WALLS, Mason Ciiy, who were expecting to see their beat | in the interest of ponce ; the war over, Ne insisted on | protection ot the agoncy. a ia ; If President Quant hag one faculty more istrati Covington Post | her hair wound around her head avd neck. Her | ttul town torn to pieces by the angry clementa. For | q'rail restoration of the former rebels to tueir in: | Tye report of a masssero of the earrison at Fort | i, becgut oer han that of making foolish and | 284*"’S administration of the Covington Post | her tern Bln de 4, which flowed | 80me fifveen winutes longer the dreadiul apparition | Aiienable Hants at Amieriean cluizens Ba‘ora by Sioux Indiacs is contradicted Ts Ate me conspicuous than that of making foolish and ) orice, should at the same tine be associated in | night gown was saturated with tet dell re d owiy on, chanehng ie shape cone erably | ‘This man, hated ae probably no man ever ws ‘ rea + . 5 | Of preserving the most stolid and complacent | ¢cels, hypocrites, slanderers, cunning deceivers | TB of the body # reven mon body | Soiumm resting upon the great base cloud below, | he it auld that te wan received everswiere wien enanstiiatea H For thio secommodation of persons resting e9 | 1 oto int: der thead ith 7 ef afflicti asivop, Two other children stood by the body | and stil attmehine Itaclf to the clo! abore, open arms, his Journey was an unbroken suceession | The Supreme Coart Practitioners Lanching i? town, advertienenta for Tnw Sen wit) de receives a¢ | Pertarbability ander the adverse criticisms | —has long seemed to us a most afflicting and | o,i4¢ Near the goor the perpetrator of the ter: Buddenty the awfal apparition disappeared as if it of ovations; his most, Uscompromlsing opponents At the Worthless Tim , our regnlar rates at the uptown advertisement ofiies, which @ great portion of his appointments | lamentable thing. But this asmrance of the gedy, tie unfortunate woman's husband, leaned, bad been ee fies Cream, Oe ot 0 Heart at bast their tribute to his ho . sincerity, and ‘The cave of Dr. Lanahan against Dr. Carlton, Ha.) His Weak Thirty-second strect, at taejunctioa of Biewd- | Lava called forth from friends and foes. | Commerctal that Deacon Ssntm will speedily | if, hands wore covered with blood, the right | Cod current ofale qrae sensebly Pitforaee Greeley by hie Journey has done more to. | both of the Methodist Book Concern, had been sot ‘Way OBS Hith Byes: rom 6 A. MEE, i, rom one end of the country to the other the | overcome there wicked influences, that “in spite | holding a jack-knity with tae biade open and | an odor much like that of Tard the pacideation ot ihe country than sny legis. | down for a hearing yesterday morning, at 10 o'clorks, - TEES t rane of his own political party havo given | ofthe Devil and all his works Surru has a future,” | stained with taod to the hilt, Beri ery arte 1 Tntll8, 000 Oa eee neo eet og Comer eee: lt | belore Judge Barnard. Ie was wot calin, hwover, i. THE FARMERS CANDIDATE, buds btelidalacbeh bade ongehnecedl sen this is indeed cheering. It more than balances | Dnmbstruck as the neighbors were at thie die | hnndred the tornado when It pared. | policeman and the soldier, until 10:40, whea Judge Birnard, turning to Mi f ine expression to the feelings of mortification and Deen fe ly | covers, Walls seemed more so, and when Mute | He says Wat sll blages or fhasice of electricity | PTAC us hope that Congress will crown the work of | Stater, counsel for Dr. Carlon, said: * I eau’ ’ " i " disgust which his unprecedented action in the statement that Deacon Sita is easily © ep pices 1 for an officer, he | Yete Constantly visible ia the columns trom the | the noble philanthropist by extending to the people | hear your case 0 day; it Would take me two mon tus ; or President: ; 2 Lore mislod, and that the wicked wil pursus | Bis Potente om teen utisies iiaverty with | €2e7 tthe elcad above, wud tua raval vooping. | pow proscribed an unreetricted axiuesty, te eateretana in Te aT. a\r tions, gift-bearers, and other unworth ir , icke making his w vith tho fit oti their moskete ae frat an posetble. . ’ lay, por tock tak y sy) 3 good thing, if only be has th | be m: mes, enving astetl an weok 1 ck, smovy eoiamn or eofumas, ing noon tte Tom Re Hawon. do compliin o ha he e ata 2 a Md tempt for theee evidence s of public opiuion, | severance to escape their snares and defeat their | 4,” ¥0% (09 ame ts \ Povtooks V eusit anit eaching to, and toking’ fist told on the | Now, though the New Departure programme, | Oy Tye otal! ia 9. having the casa gata a Yoarne u TEXAS, ‘ ' | at 2 ‘ roner wae | Soails oF heaven, wore watvelions, if possible, was | whieh Arve made ite apperranee ander Vallandie: | {iin cee inerhen Tee ties rat nid tise aoe of the President has continued to smoko his | machinations, We would hope, howerer, that ee eee ae ark ae to Mie be. | We mentrucuve Work ale s tric upon the earta, | parn’s wuspices at Dayton, hax sinee been adopied | ther appeared ia the Times of tate mucin aa e cigar with unmoved complacency, and to dis- | the Republicans of Ohio might see the Soiouitaes (ie ae . Ty te botuway, whieh Is near three mics in length, | py the Stale Conventions ‘in ‘en Judge Barnart—On! 1 con'd not believe anvihing ! see apnetlh ConGacatuonsiin Cubes | tribute the Frderal patronage in wich an ab. | of taking up Deacon Surm a their AFI ah Tie mtsrane mom, “ knew Sey | A Sie of sen nol 8 etaieal core or aheak. | amen, tee ene, glee ak I mi Gale | sat sopra a Mak Bee Ct a “ ’ rbute ‘ patronage i ota blade of graKe, not @ stalk of cory at. | way enough With the i ndge Barnard—T'll ves dows ane foe 2 ld for Spanish ConGscations in Cube. gurd, notte bay Sebbesh haat Wey Governor. To run him against the New Dopart- | WEE it a, betula of vosetacion was | a tar cbance of adoption at the Presiden fal C eae | 4 . m the Ore dercended from ‘aven | ton next year, it wil need an uncommonly estrone ee ‘ Tis reported that Gen. Quant presented | 1.1, supporters and excite the unbounded | wf with Vautasvramam as its prophet and | rom mo thinmorning, wud 1 killed her before I'd Fartewey ot ily tornado. ug Ht dia cundidate, stronger thon te Democracy ts ikely to A Paterson Towperance Lecture. ' b to the Cabinet some days since various papers aa McCoox as ite standard-bearer would indeed be a | le ma the deetruction of every vine thing of | adopt, to give itany great weight with the country, | py, A Mater pba shies th dled y . derision of his opponents. i" ¢ verotable kingdom routd rot have been moro | owing in the main-toe the general want of faith ‘atsey Lawler, six fect four inches in height, i relating to the claims of American citizens | “Ge 4G ale hie oi etic | StOtIOU8 thing; and all good men would rejoice | git," complete. For wine distance in its path, te earth | the hones) and Kood senee of the men whe, to oxse | wae put im the Paterson police sation nig t veiore { for confiseat on of thelr property in Cuba, and | 2.50 nerkiente iden aheaerbobonteiry exceedingly at Deacon Surrn’s election, Such | 04 strancors SR ee Etre | aoe ore eee eee eee city, | Of Dumociaiie, vietory, woud be sage to mansge | sgt for getting drunk and beating a little girl. The Pe 4 5 2 exhibition of his incapacity and disregard o| : 1d not only remove the Deacon fro aR A cfs. rt ta . calle away.eu iavonees Pap Saves Rave. | oat became Sitwey iceman heord a creat noise in Pateo: Mand : damage to the same, These claims amount i 40 event would not only e MY locking him ap mes ent to take ewe | ands Wy, £0 inconcel¥ably rapid tntat hi however fittle vaine it muy have asa platform, | Po! eord ae) poise in Pateos's ce 7 the pullic intcresta by removing certain ions end infidel influences | of ¢ 4 1 netistanee, De. | deen tae ry m top of the sind of the tornado | it has a great desl O value as @ sien of tae times: | rushing to see What was the matter, found tie © In- eri bade « ‘1 jw y hfunts sstrinking woman, ad propel & wounds, roo the prairie erus he grass with its | a bid for the sapoort of that large body of Repub- - = dollars, and as Spain has long been bankrupt. ji pe s 0 TO ¢ they haa he Ned " a ferocious butile with tho snakes ant torts attack- j ti “") | ble to the pablie, and replacing them with | be a great benefit to the people of Ohio, How. | tour in“ nomber. hah ene | Was tay root's, 1: clea os if they baa been washed,was | jicgas who are very sick of Revublican doines, and ¢ 8 . ats attac , d declines evon to ac > 7 » two inches aa halt deep and t.ree quar | lifted trom the corth and ftrew: om the pathway ho long for a decent excuse for tr jog him, He testified yesterday morning that it was H By ‘i peer apes nu ; biobont ale a men of such disreputable character that the | ever, if that eannot be, wo must endeavor to | tie of an inow widen the prociwe ‘loucth vend | nt sie torn. Where the conese OF tue tornado i | meneares and now At is any hophigeed pees. = sant ae a Lgl’ ng ! ¢ nation her sinall indebtment for sixty mi! 7 en onsolation | brerdth of the weapon used, showing the Hereoness | througs a wheat fetd, every stalk of wheat standing | certain facie! 1 uring wh Anakes, ube emalieat of whiel was % fect loug. Tue | i + isllia (eklaas his ORG 4 whele commeniiy, without segand to party, | Sele the beet of the cans. There le concclation | Bregite oes eee er The meres Comany, | In 1s bash Wor tere UOG can Ueienes te ante cae | fertain eats? 1. Thst daring the p Recorder decided that ve day county Jail ; none oF Conars, furnished her by the Span | inited im emphatie protestations against the | i the prospect that if Descon Surrw cannot searcely aide to spcnk, asseried tue belie’ | ceivebierkcve, anid Witte an, osaee Orange he: 3 the ivi y be a cure for Paisey's attack of detirium i ish Bauk of Havana for the prosecution of | iow anpointmente, ‘The President heard | ‘tmp at the polls, be is eure to triumph over band's bi Hse nab ae beg | hy ncrore fs Tat he Leder bnshes were twisted | oftropeatad romiacn ve we muaject tremens, = ; 4 Ve ‘ { oltre s; Lut We strangest ond mc eon ntrua 0 a _ Ht the war in Cuba, it is not likely that our Ex PP° . cry 1 | the corrupting agents of Satan, by association Hits’ suasuas’ peanueneta mouse Hows hae been sirnek. of Ue perity, Indenee, HOURS OF LEISURE. ecutive bas the remotest idea that she will | ‘hcte protests and calmly sme hie usual | with whou bis guoduess bas so loug been com- except 8 thet the columMM Of wtiE I courts, by packing the Court uw procure - i quantity of cigars, At last a bright idea 4 and to her, always aetiaz ae & quiet en inven ah every lent, every Sudden reversal of earetuly cousidered. di ‘The Metamors berine her rarelar tripe to Coney i ' ever pay these claims. Spain cannot even : Promised and discredited. loving pusbond und fatuer, F wheat vor? greet cision, 8 That 80 tar from any steps bav- | tetand from the North Kiver landings to-day. struck the members of the Republican Ex —— Uhat be gave her vo intimwion of yand totuily scor og been taken toward @ returm to specie pry The fri Howard Mi Homo fe t restore (o American citizens their estates con- te Ooakaadiies of Adat hi ited Ht er not nul the wee AWuked bY went, tole Orcking of the Court was resorted (0 | rue Wecterers, fronasel cuigsion and [tome for ? fiscated in Cuba, The volunteors aro un. htelad dhe testenedes : “sPubsetegsbes The Caben steam: lornet, although at | the mardero ‘he prark: ev pem's track, whieh | with the direct parpore of getting a jadginert wie way seioot Co Strawbert c* cream ' in a letter informing Gen. Grant that un- | anchor in the bay of Port-au-Prince, seems to be | | Yesterday the woman \ vod to Lelevue | was lvauriantly greco belure the Woriago parsed, | made a return Wo specie pay ments more dificult aud av the 6a mst. Coulribasion: a: willing, and the volauteers, so far as Spain f "a Hosvital, where she now ee in a dyine coudiiion, | woe lefe an Lrowm and dead ae it in Kc » tac | uncertain than ever, ad thie packins bas boon for- | may De sent to 40 New Lowery iz be coseoraed; ate rasalere cf thé GAAS te less his action in this matter was reversed it | a perpetual sting tu the hide of the Spenish Kou. } pr MeCiin bavieg Etven wp all Lupe of her ro | prairica. in wad inver. The eaves of the b mally and publicly justified by tae Secretary of the pothole | ne 4 * ie “ ve ice offered her | covery. Shor ly alter the wretched man was Uikew | wlere the devastating tornado gassed across it) Treasury. 4 That po serious attempt uae been male OSSES B €, " Cuba. Nod cy likely that the aoe a vote the | The Peta ay te piety pear afore Justice Goa as deneckon Murkoriites Court: [imag erembie, ae de the eas ry eaves ut the iorent Fleer ot ie tel Dogg age jmp ese LOSSEE BY vine a, ‘ : Republican ticket in 1872, ‘This notification | owner $120, for her, offer by em | Hove Le vopeared the sme ae When cxamiued vy | »foF the biasline test has done ‘its work. ¢ | into the tariff, whic tute of a8 Krout ithin Bieabsleeiak CMSIGH:. &RANN|: and two deals Under ‘there eireumetances, these Papers | iad an extraordinary efftet, and a special | tice declined, Tus commanders ofthe Spanish | Serveatt Net oiouzh, and Rie Sit So eisenme, Rorkdane ta tatteeal|| eerie our yeare go: and thaiso furan | Zhe Bregbatering, Chasen. a ote and to dey | ia biel read h binet tall: ’s . loyed h her h ¥ D THK SAME EXPLANATION. is : A Darts, oo Thursday agit. Lore, 5 | ha which were in the Cabinet are vitally | | ont was at once ¢ to Mobile to make @ | ™¢-of-war employ watching her have en. ti plod rather wills the éiscuvery of meane of avoud.ng aS interesting, not to the claimants only, but to | “2°"t Wee nee sent 3 ie Ot cenvoned to sedboe Me; Wisnuauin, who han hee Oo wit of Oficer Muat, Waile was then Anocher ostounding featy ihe ques thau of dealing with it Lonest ‘The paint shop, sleds, and part of the brick ; e. A thorough investigation with » view to im. : . removed to a evil Is the prison ‘mjuibiag the court | thet mili ite rotiry monn boudings: betonging to. tha Aves Plough Company 1a rj the whole Ainerican poople ; for we presume | 7) Mee bind in charge, and the Inst attempt met with a recep: | roan enceiabiy wrest Telvelty, I's proces Aver Merete bred tery t mediate action in the premises. For expres: : ‘ ‘shine ne While she examiiation wie preceding at tho | was che slow pres of not above tue rate of s ‘oject nex: D Cutler's planing un ‘ateon jason’ j Shat when the claims aro passed as jngtand |e tie oni i Bias Mak Pave, | tee little expected, Abribe of twenty-five thou. | Wwe dhe exambuation ewe ocveseding ne tho | was ihe F Pied bb 8 tarbulenh povalation | factory. Kendrick & Drvarnin's auvolty worse: Losrws 4 equitable by the Commission now altting | 02° Of Public opinion under ordinary cir: | sig dollars in said to have bean assured to Mr. | speetvely were playing in Wie reccution 1ouM of tie | “The cutlines of ite pathwey were eo well defned vverument, and that i wee never | Yirnigy factory, Larke factory, ad a 7 " cumstances Gen, GKANT affects the most su- | Waamenwan if he woait take her ont of the | Lirty-sevent stove Toe eldest, urigat, | that five f wine trnetion schume ay ut the momomt wheo | Yesterday mormine, Los 00. ere mh et Washington, they will have to be gr blaeic-e) ed, and Deatiy diced, leaned om tue tabid | ot vegotation of ever: - | Coparess was appointing the Fresiaent a dictator as t preme indifference ; but let any one say 1872 | harbor and deliver her up; and the repert goes | conversing vith un ollecr. ts cok bath | 4 possible suosttute or regular civil goveruinent Po oar led 1 And 1 M i pttled somehow. nd yet we learn he ee *, ‘ Yoo, sir," suid the ite one, her faee aseaming nichen wer that | ali tue Union, Tue ove positive step in the lu OBITUARY, a! Says j in his hearing, and—iike the intelligent | that he spat ia the fice of the Spanish officer ' ons i ‘ ‘ % from Washington that it is impossible to ‘ - A papa siruk 4 With wkule, au A reaper or mower's swath tarouzh the meade tory of the Kepubiicam party that can be urwed og a ——— \ F! know what these papers are, Because Mr. poodle when its master says “Rate”—ho is | who so grossly insulted him, tourh, aud didu’t Leey} Poor | or whew nd te Work prere comp rte serie sc Goff to all this if the conemusion Of (he treaty with Dr. Sparr was buried Sesterday from 1% East 5 os a} * y b insi tely. no hown " mare Kngians, the value and importance of whica we Lith street, Father Giralqae con \ncune the a3 Frsit has th 1 if allow th GG Die Week Ee ies errene 3 on Seemeak Aiieeee she: Rereek ie nat prodebly tnirine! 1 0 ofteer 1 between a ii barn, bul exeaped | Lave no wish tv unlerrates burivie weil to consider p scevices. The fecuause were interes is Grosngcea 4 tsit has them and will not even allow them paibaabiee st ois esom cally worth twenty thousand dollars, she would wd I'm ive years obt. | toch, ond Ite chwurd mov Was at to slow a | whether a year lence peopte Will be disposed to Fe- | Cemetery. } % ot ii “d t ° 11 pace that nan or beat. it ia tts could ¢: y | cote this one piece of foreign peley us a com Tee New York Fire Underwriters vesterday i to be seem. This ie the more extraordinary The Blanders in Ohio. be cheap to the Epanish Government at the sam freaye, Ihe progressive Wotton ol tornados is | ticu ser the aeost celect uf taternal relorma, lous ene ne death 0. Wleherd q in view of Mr. Fisn’s present ambiguous The Democracy of Ohio showed wisdom of one bundred and twenty thousand, whiel they neaa.ly at the rate of from thirty te sixty niles an ra vit A. Heading. , Addrevbes, we det ers DY Pr , . ¢; dw ea if she i se hour; this ove moving but aix miles an hour is st avace, W. P. Pale orgy t. Hope 5. ; patton in the Cabinet, in the political parte of thelr platform, | sve offered for her; because she Hes nt anchor FISI AND THE CABIN tb wingnlor. ‘The pcvt wt wrnadoes is extra | A Noble Speech by the People's Candidate | it,J Fhorae, ea Driggs, and ote Bi Dees President GRANT really expect to F r * | with steato up, aud every now and then alips ber : 2 quarter Or a bislf mile iu width; this wae but twenty | IF, <. Groabeck'« venly to te (asst of” Our Country,” | The Ton William Mince was buried yesterday i : biz Their adoption of the New Departure was ahha, = prlgerbl tag A aiitrcred a the ban guet to Soulnern merchante in | frou Xt Michael's Cnuceh, blasting aneral was make of theso claims a lever to lift Cuba 1 enbles, when the Spaniards put out to sea in | Don Hamilton te G - — cum fh, Sept 90. Len. attended by the Hop. Harry Gevet, Super aeideut out of all relations to Spain and bring her | P7U4e* end satisfactory. ‘Their Auancial | grout baste, auxiously awaiting the Hornet, Iden a Old Ben Wade in Govervor of Obie. Mu. Puesioext: Your toast presents a suoject | Revo, Alderman Muier, ihe Hoa, “st.” 8. Can colty, Se UME men ~ ing notions, however, were childish and ridicw | wiich quictly returns to her buoy. This sort of dehyde abetted aan nm ord Saith of Chueinnath prints w | wach tay eeem too tare and to4 oc rious for a bins | The remaibe were taseu to Ce tary one Sch over to the United States 3 Vasmwvoro, Juve 9.—Notwithstanding allthe | teiter irom the Hon. BF. Wode.on whieh ite age | Quel, but, assembic 1 as we pie evenitiyy froin te —— lous. work wears oat not only the patienee of the ° bal ; M and distant States, it te enurely proper tiat . ere i if denials and interviews, real or preteuded, Lam abie sinent was based thal Mt, Wate woul, Undes | BeAy ' ou m SPARKS FROM THE TELKGRAPR, They made s mistake also in their candi- | Spaniards, but necessitates the cousumption of . n cirenmetances, seeept (he dliean nomi. | We reinember aug honor our commen country , A Specimen of Carpet-Bag Rule. ¥ to assure you positivey that Hamilton Pish is cer. yor Govermar, blisies (is, itm, bes | Ola ana popylous as the esrun Jom may almost date for Governor, Gen. McCoox a good | ® considerable quantity of coal om their part; : ‘ r rc A it UpE ig eanle 4 Le woe Snow fell in Yorkshire, England, ve y to leave the Cabinet at no vary distant d: eflort 16 imoress on the public | COME Upon the Dagers of u single Kukd all Lhe good 5 ¥ ares of fraud, cori ion, bribery, and | : costs " > owadays, 1 if ound that Mr wes to euler the coutest for | coternments it conta Tt ie a great blessing to Pn 6 ht + Qu } re 68 expenditure in tl ates Uudcr | vente of the situation. His speech agains: | ™oney is very scarce among th aniard: entto Gor. Series ou May 29, directing him to Mr. Wade euye he line reccived many eommanie fend as saalnet dances ‘rom without, ond mild sad The damages by the lato frostet at IT ot Sorines, | carpet-bag rule are freely indulged in, and — kunke a peremptory demand upon the Spanish Gov. | tions hae the wink the late one was a reply, | forbe in all its adisiniatrath om withing @ gov WV over-cetiuatsd. Noae Of tae 1 aulearealin te 1, ‘Theao charges ar the platform proves that he does not under. The joursals of Missouri report the follow peisdal Jae Na dabeaaaal 82 A quesiraied oo | 88d 0)¥ had replied What be Would not se ermanc nt tual os serves o ter. bath ate no diwins 1 | principal hotels were injured. siversally hese charges aro, ° wen r ernment tor th ender of the sequestrated es | oie ie ir the nomination offered Lin. He | the duiiy thoroagbfares, and it ever carefal to com ‘ pnald of Pos en, N » { from the necessities of the cane, usually made | *#"d the crisis, and le not competent tomect | ing eunspiracy of masked mon tates of Am rican eitiaons in Cuba, and the pay: | mets ei reflection, however, he_was satisfied chit | Mit no trespass pen perwuna, nderty. What an ace: | tthe MeDonald of Port Boyen. N.Y. a boat: t : igs ries a rieiglie it. Besides, in respect of personal strength * A young man named Locx, having madearrance- | ment of damages, The valus offinese estates, taken | tie wan petting the tile stsowaly. Wo at tes ble blessing it, isto pare suveruuient, at urtebore yustenday, i ae vk dig ine i i eee Ye ft with the people he is not a strong men. It meats for marr ing = Ins ta Dan ost | together with the amount of tie damaces, will | Coe? tv Of Onto stood by me toy | Which, instead ofe munading ue bo do tte Will, exc A Oxford. Me.. 8 F. Verrilt, J. Baers 4 ie details in localities where they can be “ew OF Ler relives, Was lant © | wakes round sum ef aboat ove bunure enchte mone Wn aid Det cutes our Will; und Whose sovereienty, instead oi | Robert Edvecond wore deowoed tn Thoinpson'e Pond ; ‘i rpioaneed has been supposed by those ignorant of the | irom ins bed at miinisit Us" a cang of masked men, | Make A round sam ef aboat one hundred and B’ty | eiulteen year MaOr BONG. the Beno hiee | being lodcend by dlvive richt in the orton tam ine | Testeruay Dy tne unestcing OF & boat. z hat aceura ) e ‘ arrie! to the «cd, ont, bein: Ned to a tree naked, only abode in tue orivate homes of his peopir Jones, for forein= the sienature of Thomas ascertained that aceurate opinions of th facta that t othing f a 1. 1 mill) Uonven it te. nt in tie or a fis peop A.C.d for for-inz the st T™ character of the miagovernment of thoso | Mt8 that he might gain something from | Wis "beaten with heavy Wwispm unl nexly deol, | Gen Us latest idea is that the Spanish Gor i ‘ A. Neott, President of tha Unt to order me again ito ile Held, Sueh ts our coun: ove perfoc- having been a soldier in the war of the ro | Two ol te pervewasors of tho culrage lave bees wey e frov Datees, War sen Btates can be fe ernment, #ot being able to pay tnese one handred 4nd shortcomings aud wisiakes of aduinistre anilate without by "sy . if not d re. jemterday in Wo 36, Lou peniie: med, he iela- pai arrested, and tie community ty talking ot serving of pri Me then sip! er to hom tan ne ; Oi i a too |? Mesbd Galata thei as Mees bellion. ‘This, however, is altogether erro | {lem iu'tue same manner init Loc ws tivated ” © | aud fy mitiions, and being crowded to tie wail by Mr the Domeerstle parte iaentine Rumen | ieeuitneines gute movrniteme tee sheer ath tere te —— re tures have piled upon them a weight of debt | vous; hie tithe of General is derived from pad a onse of Ku-Kinx, President Quant | 2 Wreat of war, will propose to give the Unite trol oul and save he can the justest, mildest trucet, and cest govern uent on SUNBKAMS, ‘ which is snking some of them into bank "| : States a quitclaim deed to the island of Cuds oUt that ae Convention will be able to Gud ts the earth, Who resigns cluzenslap «ere to urce,t saree ramen service In the militia, Ie is not ove of the | ought at once to issue his proclamation puttin more efficient #andard bearers than bine ebewhere? ‘Lucre bas Leen ue emigration from —How to make t: Th Puptcy is notorious; but it is possible to a ¥ Putting | conmdera’ton of tho hundred and Gity million tou han bimeeit, f ‘i wt & thin baby fat: Throw it ey leap U4 rap 1. | Sghting McCoons, and did not serve in the | Missourt under martial law. He might scnd | Yxeu he thinks he will havo no didieulty in arrang, | "Ch Wu iw HORE sincere Lope and desire * What sirili be our future? We are to-day a erect | {7m a third-ttory window, and it's sure to come down \ only oc: upecs o rascali. z a —————_— ’ ae | oem catch only occasional glimpece of the rascali- } yoy tronps to arrest Gov, Huows and Senator Reavis, | ing with the Cubans to come into the Union. Tew | Am Amertcam Actresm Marrica an Keatten | Stuur reseut production, 1. ener: | ounp tes perpetrated in the interior. uy ao of Obie have and take charge of the elections untit after | ve expects ty kill several birds with one stone. He Lord. Lee eset te nteeke re, Mere nut snitteee Buitee —They cure delirium tremens in Ttuly by the ) 5 Thus the Demoeracy of Ohio have repeat 5 E HOW it requires a practised aewory to enumerate sii | gaministration of a solution of a hared We have before us the Newberry Herald, | oa gnew the old folly. Wath every chance | November, 1873 Will put an end to the Cavan war; ho will regain ‘i Bom the Xero Oi ivana Tes ex in ie Union, Oar duimuia in ‘rom vec. Baise = stipes | f South Caroli hich contains a copy of ren sellmtersrebren the popularity whieh he t# convinced he has lost oy | Abcut fifteen years ago w very tine-looking aud 80M ty enlarge {il It emorae : of South Carolina, w Py se sared on the s ei “ ' of carrying the State, they have rendered " {ceholders’ . Mr. Guei é une Woman appeared on the stage of the Vuriv- This sour destiny, IC there pe —There are now four hundred professional 1 the presentment of the Grand Jury of that The officeholders’ organs abuse Mr. GigE | abandoning the Cuvams after he hud promivetio | ios tion tue Gutecat Uns ciy, uader Cie mane | thing as political phrenolugy, vou may find i ‘ea kK Nig Slay t f the Court of the success of the Republicane more than ke a pickpocket for affirming the one-teria | champion their eause ; and he will acquire great | sceluent os Dion Boucicault. There was the usaal | o! lig ecuntry apo rood engravers in the United States, Thirty yeary ayo if GOURIY: OF GHA MAY, WORM OF NO SAREE OF L: crobable, Mom of tein’ esti to Beltme’ t6'l'cci/cintac: aheg nea balieravarmenl Guan: Gia che flersukt br Mersine: Ronin taie eclliaaeat: sory toapecting this uthactive lady , a General Sersions, which is signed Ly cighteen prirciph hey hai ‘er overhaul Gen. Gitant i : of ai excellent family in Piuiludelpbs —QGuizot is confined to his bed, but dictates to a op a that eiass of people who live @ great deal | on that subject. He tong ago pledged himself to | Th 18 Grants newest deporture. Let uv vee | creat rovers of fortune, and being possered of | banner th ni Who nets ne lite amanucasis, comeumes , f the Jury, including the foreman. After +, whetier he wil deny this, or whether any shaw | talc beauty. and @ creat love of the drama, | air of Ente 4 i; Hi! y ie inore than they learn. the one rule in a conversation with Mr, | SUghier Ne Nil deny thin, oF naturally soughi to sie t ert multe y of Lasadon oi reporting upon the condition of the public ——<—<—<— Guonae Witges, Why dosen't be stand by Lis y 2 ale and charms by & theatrical im the ovleagnered elty of Paris it is invoked ter orter estimates thet the peo- : ang buildings, they refer to the competency aud Doing Well. pledgo? Trouble In the Loutsinna Nous. Wie, knowing wie hizha'preciation of ua isis n ierree a pple an epieution, | ninee SRO UIAHAG Rinie8 NOY SERCO ‘ennbally. for ” ete uw pl © offic tl > * f — From the Cincinnati’ Enquirer. ce of the Gi y v9 thin: it a innd OF peace ard pecielnes and meaieal serviews, ; sharaetes of the pablic officers. Of the » The present rulers of thiseity do wisely in 1870 pap oneocveling dagh sles abet Unsabe ween prove ¢ are DLsTe Ute ae LINEA DF Loraniteen Ue eaten (cl) | cxthalveahit Honslis. ecpeneipdencia’ Colasd ig called trial Justices they find one to be fit for } yecoming economical. Tb vhareelnl Dur the year 1870 four hundred and A Senegat bine legislator 0 the Louisiana | fo ras not disap Spay olf CR mere ate ny iy Hereditary Bi es; on 4 aeons pserip ag ononnic © ve ve a é fi i use oF Kopresentatives was calle! to orter for | bé ot disappointed, su far as the lad ir} e equal in rights an exes: Wier eet many Neartrending scenes and much blood | the position, and another, Mr. Justice Lona, Pay Pehl, ninety-one vessels of various nations including | iit iio speaker wus plensed to term abecacn, | ca ebarme and grices were concerned.” Her | the home h mctel, and -reedomacirtnrighc: where 1. 1 was appored vigorously in + ree 8 pos! that all public officers and employees whose | Government vossels and yachia, comprising af cramer’ Tho bensgemoian contiomiy, ke toy | demmatic talents, however, did nut prove so successs | ci fighte or ice becsun und” orarenae set Fale slice bphire a -ielpettiad ye to be utterly incapable of performing his 7 9 five Na - Py en lis 1 7 ean ner, 0 ful, She Wik ro artis in the sage sense, but wos | Cally ed; wiee tie people rie, and chanse The Vresbyterian General Assembly has de- f : t P salaries aro five thonsand dollars a year or | total tonnage of 436,618 vons passed through the | Peet |! Hides speech by 8: Cos: Seseren, Dt nUY a #Aul actor on the Tare st f the | t 7 0 not tuew g tat 4 th m0 0 " 7 of if ic hamelcasly corrup ‘ 7 5 tie close Of said apeven clawsiertly observed, "Dib 78 8i.Au) actor on ahce stage of ¢ wiinivstretion of tueir goverwineat at tnelv | cided that au average of $7.30 from cach niemd . ie duties, and shamcleasly corrupt, He ae more shall henceforth be paid only four | sucz Canal, Ot these, 319 were Br'tish and 76 | dar hiesate.odam live an Tie trow: wy beck dese 1a he Ramat or ean ere and, Sata | Elmeaare:, where tnere: be BO need of 8 9 congrezation is. falc minimem salary Cor # pester ' . vrite, and keep: eco! “ A f : ree ent ag at yee in onlfa inal Kprttady ud ihe admarers of physical luaurianee an HY, und slodid be none: where the cos p Ht 4 niither read nor write, and Keeps no record | fiihe of thoir former wages. Thuaa publie | French, while oniy one acrried the American flag. Mie vita Chameratcdiee satetniny te COREE: ve ee, aud syecet ts tre They have at Wells, Minnesota, a cheese et of his proccedings be: ause he t# unable to de | oiecr who has hitherto bec paid five thou Sana 1 with lis malioty ox 7 ante atthe Gaietion soon brerwe a great | sdication iy Hhew whe factore whieh we chimed to be the larzest in the ‘a to. They find that he has received fines, | gaia dollare will hereafter recive only four lhe deposition of Gov, Buti. of Nebrag | W dectare * tue gouticus Was sesuresty Whit Bae Goptateds Lenawee rene tery cues anu where the | United States, and 8 of * three thousand ow pow til but has neither paid them over to the | +ousand, and one who has bad ten thensand ka iv universally regarded by the press as the ‘Wr—br—breach ob de—wno, ean? preac ob de solid wenn who ware rege J as co tur as, too, 1 Het A Providenee inerchant eaves bis umbrellas . * Ps iJ cien buke ¢ ublic robbery ever ad 1 special line Of attricu eo of the Suit an upon tk ©, sh Dreseniel ting A small picee out of the nandie, whica bo I County Treasurer nor otherwise accounted aig 3 ie nt rebuke of pu Peds ceaaietan alc highly enaowed. V by net imew wite anit no oF ‘ y will be cut down to cight thousand, Judges od im this country, Buren way a thief Pe eee bo Hous and very *9te rowed licht.. Tocewior they farm. ge unetelat BETROAY 18, PRRERRIORSESY OY for them aad villers, whites aalasie are Acad Ue Ui ’ i Dar's no koruto heal ut all, sab, Ise a qualified wer t they farm a canatehation ad others, whose salari © fixed by the : 5 1 he bane but there 8 no eanso.ctarion, [a lesson to. Us q 4 and this fact has turned him out of office. Le . heah for "to do de bus ess nb is, 8 in other conntice, Newhorry hae a Board 4 - ui Se aenttuat PB il Tall that we Foulto prevent covseliditi mn in our | —A couple out in Portland, Oregon, who found An in other conntiey, Board | Legislature, are not subjected to any reduc: | stole school 1 omcy; ho took a bribe of $6,000 | {uate ‘suiubiy, VI trow a same oe iat, ia lies ment, and labor to preserve the State 4» Our sin piers green aae ig liga ef Commissioners, who exercae very larye | tion, Salaries less than five thousand dol m a contractor; and he was guiity of other | into dat trap dean ob ite, ant” te ud Taaie it with full sovereignty tor tho | oe tne wite's mcther. dill the best thi ¢ norible unde? i tf She had passed manngem fie oMmiestie LJ Powrrs, ‘The jury speak of the old Board | a year are likewise left as thoy were # couspicnous stealing, What a blessing | premca: to hie sentinonte tena retreats | mirars, aud wep re, hed at biag | Avis the banner ut w siiniteds const oliorat powers cireustaices—vromptly got marriad avain ) r 7 pression to his sentiments, the ol eniienn : ‘ r a united, cons: kunt eoverns * and the prosent Board as follows isla geste i , lt . A kind 0} Subs ided, und te august assembly of lawmakers tor | Stained wat was un edto be the | mot. Lit ow see to it that tt does mot pans {te int -—To remove ink spots, put the article stained ; ystem of economy is right; we | would be to the country if the aune kind of pun | Mubs ied, y a | foal ol her -ambltion and. graced Dearing. amd soe | Letceges oe Cee tee cit. doen not pan pot, ¥ Iw examining tne} ookn, papers, &e of vieold | eommend it; aud we trum that the rule | ishinent could be appicd elsewhere than in No. | (22, he'e of Loulsiaga went am with their iapor Hea down me the Decutlinl wite uf some’ weaitiy | stitution. Very iily importente amenamenis, | ToT war Pree odante cre te somes & } Boa'd, they ound indabita’ leevi eee of perjury ; e tee —eEEE Kentleman who was cupableof appreciating so muca | have Leen added lull, They ore biden tine may | (28 atone o| ft. and the sist will dleap ki 1} gn the fn? of wing Pann ‘ will be enforeed in every branch of the | bike! as Jah Hidee PemUr cae in ees. Pe Fd Ne se ieuatieeice (am ca ORT LAE Cont Cand muftraze Cuce granted | PEAT st once, Wash tmnestiately in eobt water (a. twiee. De of the pe public servieo in this city and eounty The practicn of eerrying den:ly weapons - Bis) A PH Praia 5 Bee Nay = vid worte,has shown that ie was aN erroncons con ar4e (ie © ise of eal Heyl cd The ap pi pent I ‘i year in t wolry form, ard no the mor But while the A teious ‘ f omer . LoMnoLr Cou Jay Ul, 187 clusion 0 Court Journal of London anuonsess | get the nec increased fidelity to tie Consele | tors, churches Hsstonn e and sre 806 ha es Menta teeta taicu cite: be ut rhile they aro mi king this judicious | concealed upon the person is one that in general Having been startled and greatly chagrined by | te recent marrige of the elegant Mise Jeceve hve. | hatin enowed vigilauco 10 the care of ong | SHER, WAX AbOUE Ai. it millions of aollars; and that (oF a. to te pme institution, nt hus wise Rot acs reduction, Messrs, ‘Twrep, Sweeny, Hau, ly weprobated im civilized communities, There | &T« ort star ed withous our sino wiedye, buy t Jone teen to Lord Cowper, the sepa: m of t @ late Lord | tuertie artificial howore-—which ara vanity—fftecn millions. counted for the proceers of such wuln, And as to a . 5 “i ‘ . wars family were In a suffering and desctute | Palmerston, the posecrsor o hapdeowe hcvine | Sivong, brave, resolute, young in yenrs, and ‘ ‘ a 3 H,) Genes ‘Ho'rd, bev fint Hit they intatze inet | &Nd CONNOLLY would algo do well to lay a | may be cases in which the occupations of indi | Punto: a ptinesing eat am rine, and. dossutute Of £140 600." ‘The *boo'tal” walking indy or the | ready grea we turn cin faces ready eee ne fussachusetts is elated by the announcement - Species of fis oud cor q meow Youno, | vigorous hand upon another kind of extr viduals call (hem tuto places, and require them | * Pepuri 18 due us, We take this way to say, to w (aveties bas GOW become the 5 vand elegant | What shall be unr iu y Whoean tell? itis fer Wt ONLY 10,000 feet rem oO be bored in the Hooene i @he of ihe siove suid Bord, be lind bineelf elected 5 tel ap Me may eoncora, that Joha Brown's family, or thas | Lady Cowper. will adovn t4@ brilifant circ’e | us to mske it; surely itis in our own bonds, That fe) The prospect of complerine the work by & i Bevariutendens ef the Poorhouse with a macy of | Agance which has flourished here almost be. ia keep hours, y hieh would chained Is Be " Pe | portion wahan Ie it (rail ang au; | whi ty ae oe Hog tt N, Wa doubt not. | is alh we may uvk; and if we are true to ourselves, | eommeneement af ihe next centnry w cons dered go°d q fe Lunured dollure, ani! sub les the ante OF vOlla aunamedaan is Ue isanne tice . dangerous for them to go unarmed; but these | ix well, and wis ent weit respect | Wr w Wace once oceuoied witt so ouca | and, siuaning Wary and internal discorie mark b t ed dolls r8 on lis own wecon it, the mime being | 220d eoncey he sinecur 5 ud to merit the repuiation of having ordiuary | écto? by the accomplished wite I laud 0 « clear and stoady lig st of the Const i Two clergymen, late editors of the Ministeriat Reperen Horn re en ls one accent, KUO mIRLe BAAR | ; 5 4 ot | are Very rare, Many men have sufered tong | ae ncte ieee the ug orvinary | soled by the ascowplianed wite vt nglaua's famous | tie clay and steady lig tot te Const ton in thy two olsterm I Netel iv ‘ y flow many there are of these we do not LY Pate of peace, earnestly cultivating pesce and | UMen.aprper whieh apperved for ‘our " Hy data o: You Dhevalko tound a storow k 4 nash } k . terms of imprisow using deadly we pons ‘the pape Massachusetts have been misin- —_ mo good wil!, we need have no wisgivings We | weeks in Chic Coned their valodicwory article at \ Io Rundred and teenty five dollars in favor or Suacow | know, and perhaps no man living knows; Ag a rete eaten se p and Filter and gent oue hundred and tity | As, Stewart's Avarice Defonted by Teng | eral acon! suill iigher, ana become atilareater’s | (oimeve “Chinen iene cee mctcury article se i Youwe, pas-ed sud apy roved by the Board, ot wines | Lut thelr number la ‘geai. loweary devas 115 ee oe passion, who would never have Wo oUF meter; but we look ueasures, about istowl Farw and lunw, K yeara belco—it may be jn distant sasialie Gikcehra s nn I, he. Onairwan ; sald enock wan eiven fot ao cen. Lindl peas ; ; rs given cause for such punishment if they had not Meares ee tL ARS RPCCAE ANS. CO From the South Ovserver. Centurion UNE Merchants of the south and Nort OES IE DED EEOING ae Unter PARRE ALY S OM ORs O08 eration ev ale in nat the sforess ment, in every sphere, in every office, men ; cow atop SALMOD OWN oF the Kast and West, shall bangu t Fy xed i Eicon Youns haw pought halt « dozen ebatrs fra had the fatal instruments conveniently at CALL BK ¢ have seen the eorrespoudence between | fort . i er pee : Mr. WY. Leavent, whieh wee puid for by tie | are on the pay-roll who do nothing for the hand: Mane ansldenia too pace A spre led BAAR BREW Diewart wud the offleora oF the Queoua County | yoke tet Might etioty yl auw respond shail Uragalng the go river 1p find ous mbet 4 eoanty. end poroortited the axme to hie ona | money they receive, Men are employed wl: ; 4 MEL Mainline BARS ah) cuilura! Society, and ave impressed with the SENET: DDE NRUMNAS BEPSLD led t to make t vy hae poy otod the fact fh Said Bunrd of Cominiesioners have slao bousit | MONEY they receive, Men are employed who | ton of carrying concealed arwa, Only « few FT, Mercier, the ed.tor of the Courrier deo | jac: tay Mr. Stewarl’s ofter to the society Wie it eee that frome one anchors dead ‘toge in the river by end bir re ae peng taid by. | are unable to do the work which they nomi: | days ago in Louisville a lady moving m good yo. | tte Unis, i not only one of the must uccompiishod Bir celet Dar nae caper encn cet ertnaaee | he MATEY Meme af CepadleGansral Batiors.| UAT DEST UMPUSE ALONG AOR. ANE | Row eh the canenen a8 ite sanate f i hy urnalists in this ¢ but is also # charmi he ociety, DUL Would lave MMcO Mjured the pret rom the Springfetd Ker a , eine ull they fin y Fy ahd Baraess wsod entirely Jor privaie | HBlly perform, but which in reality they do | ciety wae shot and very severely wounded disroslis tn Ahi pally, poh A180 a ‘chirmivg J ent grounde at Mineo amithout giving any suliauie | Some of Nephew Datice's friends having been | fiase:,,Weugue wll th 4 the man who teaver bis na fern Waka: PAK ‘offle Wee 4 peas ji ae ‘iat, u @ in blac Q hite, repro eqiivacent theretor, ia war's boast thet la | indiserees caough to ye . L eralit ee lying ar way } pone ; Ht stomps ‘There aro publte officgs im | through the dlscharge of # pistol whieh neokdew | serine Lut gorome Parke lage Covree ta tee heey | Sia eer aaa UNECE Te nes peat tant lie Roe een ln tie Leoune Urrad 3 Mr. L, P. Taylor of Vermont is at South ’ The Grand Javy aloo find th this new | which twice as many men are kep tully fell out of the pocket of Ler uncle, who was : 7 pieuruve did not have mnch elect on the officers of AG BOSBRDS Gs Wis CANSAR: 48 \ QuAu 4 Ba y men are kept as are ) oF Aus leatiy tier, is now ow exhibition ot the gallery | Pues eer Myte nave intel eflect ow tt rs of | General to Kuynt, an American resi ler Veaun: | Rend, tnt., om a short visit for the benotit ot hie healt o Board have coutrived to feather their neste | needed for the Irhor to bedone, The abuse of | Baptist clergyman—though why a clergyman | or Boyariur, 1,193 Mrondway, whore \twi cemae | ot Cxjoled into aeerpiance ef his uressouaes | a3 oe chareee ee asses, tte red tc # ot tho | the Ave Mrv. Taylor whom he tert at home having f by paying to their cronies, who doubtless | excessive salaries is an injurious one, we dare Hine pre 4 ’ inlet uti bd pinggidnd h | fore few cys ploture t# one of the most suce | Herm hopalnimeute li nis pul, wigs lot ta disciustenie hi | bie, nowegee, and he wants one o¢ tuote ewan aveel er Aivide with them, exorbitant prices for enp | say ; but it iw nothing to this abuse of sino prs lngeed he was the editor of @ religious on WL ropcaaee hans 9 neh fabless Wawel & Grout Chance ter the Pa loe Heepiiat, | serene ee ee teas eee, Mea Wee IG Va crea tan will sheet la ave flthatnece alt Ge one 5 . DeWapapes ave ever exam’ is rawn With greit ele Tu the Editor o, Sun, t t 1s [ 31 v 1 plies to the poorhouse. In proof, the jury | eures, BF —— - ance and piri, and ia entirely ebaracteriatic of | “Bins Will the ses ; Beat Coury dy oy ie matera, iy mor While one of the lady converts at @ recent : ; e . ire Aracteriatic o Sin: il the people's paper please ask ity } #8 and him offic . f latorested ia | y tag 10 the \ Present lil of about one hundred items} Mr, Twrmp, Mr, Sweeny, Mr. Haut, and | The negro laborers on the public works | Jerome Park, We audervtand tet it ls to be ae (utes acts a ee ° 4 ulation of “A nericin drinks? may be satis. | Denti ta Nobievvilio. fn. was veing lod into th . ‘ apa Sai shige Cr 8 ’ M million daily read here be not some one among nu his avcouplishiments of fiver by the pastor for iinmormion, she sipped 4 Fee. nily purchased of one person, amounting | Mr. ConNonLy have a great opportunity, | im Washington recently struck for $2 » day, | eravod, and that the dedisation of the engranag me | tha who can furalsh for the pubic good in gener f Ss Ware’ GhaULaal dot | allpDedi Awd they both enor late ue depth). taecahen Ni to about $1,200, which they seem to regard | Their power is substantially without limita: | Telit places wore partly Giled by Irishinen, who | teen acceptot by the American Juckoy Cin), Aw | st ye ny own reformation in particular, a cure Hintinguiaued pacronage; but real | Tuey were Ashod out al richt, however. t twas re: ga Iitile hettor than a swindle ; and that out | tion, ‘There is nothing to provent their giv. | OMBe 1 st £1.00 per duy. The blacks aticmpted | the managers of ae We ee tage (the piciure is | tu tobaeco-crewing? Dove such a thing exist? Ved “tn tecopmtinn of ihe Meigs | tame tive Betore theyicould remen,ber wnat they went of a eum of $5,000 exnended : mere to assault the Irish, and were only prevented by | 2° Sdmirable o We trant thet Mr, Mercier | the thiti¢ in vile, and no dont Dire health merican citizensi ip of sone hungry Gree for expended within a fow | ing to this city the best and ct " ly P ye ubt tnpiirs health, yet ne hungry Greeks a i onthe, they think $3,000 bbl 8 'y the and cheapest govern: | 1, poliee, stall not be soduced trom journalistic Ntorature to | Tce not possess enMleent atrensth of will to over Doed tits tO RUCewMAIILY Prosecute their enor ~The Acclimatization Society of Otago, New by the officials, whit u ie nF . he ment it hee ever had. It le thoir interest to | 17 the Irishmen employed on the public works | ti ore sliraci@® walks of art; but If he should | Ty yg aut chy a ntames OY cmt years! prac Government’ Wan wore weed ha ang egtpilan, | Zealand, nas been recently endervoriog with encores hile © inmates of the . couse 4 do this; but they cannot do it unless with ved, some of | relentless vigor they wipe out all the sin whom were Hind, and oue, ® decrepit old ore) i dt lay nent.” What more need be sud lo prove : to that ca {eave two profession ue has long aurned (or another | by ten cents aday asa (ulure contribution to thy | tat Cousal Butler 18 w worviy uephew st his ue gy | ' litFoduce tseful birds and antinais i oaths we can | itind for erecting the «reat Tweed Bosmital, which Cangas of virde and anim ie seus out trom Knelands to euceose that the moet friendly | THE NUN says must be bullt and endowed, No ei {wo amipe, have teceutiy been landed, tbe only bine doubi wy bh Oxece-chew. agie Jttorest could desire, Sraht Baap thousand emansivered todacce-shawe DUBE Ih the Mise | that did mot survive aud thrive om the Vepege being the Poorhowme were being half ata in this city should strike for $2 a day, and negroes . should take their places at $1.60, what would be cures, They have made a beginning in thie | the result? af will COWMERCe AD Ge (Wal Boned! hevings Bagw, Bun ouilding,— Ado, robiamy