The Sun (New York) Newspaper, June 17, 1871, Page 1

———— I, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1871. PRICE TWO CENTS. THE METHODIST SCANDAL. | sire chet sterner taynceksoometies ed | THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT, | "84" wien rnnee wrres, | Tip PONTIFF'S JUBILEE. C. L. VALLAN DIGHAM DYING, TIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR. — of fraud ip the conduct of a holds th this oblizations to the manta : . History of REF. DR. LAN AMAN AGAIN BR- | Genera! Conteronce are paramount to those to the | TH COUNTRY’S FUTURF CONSTITU- M TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AT THE AKAD 4 DRILYIANT LIFE RXTINGUVISHEY FAA Que TMG ROOK COMMITTEE, Committee or Agent, and that it was TION TO BE DISCUSSED. ple tine Meten! OF THE ROMAN CuURCH. Westen Horenad AT 118 ZENITH, tne Dery fo expcen ensen pRavoe. with Three Husbands. : pence feenes in the Empire Kink. piel cnc | Nevereendie Closes as follows Povonaasrsis, June 16.—Louis Giuseppe Con- Otvilized World 11 At 4:43 yesterday morning the irrepressible Pea Arristnmt Agent Suspended and put | {have ncw ator my case 00 far 0s te tarivi, arrested here on the ebarge of bigamy, was Weston began his last day's walk, having rested Trint tor Appe te the © fae wie amt a ped thi this morning examined before Recorder Robert B. only a few minutes over two bours and a halt be- stical Cowan pofore your” kinve Wluled tu the. faith Courts An Keele My Auty? Mave | oecnpied. the postion from of the New Goverument’s Troops. Taylor. His cousel is ex-Disirict Attorney Wm. Hiferce Complainant, Judge, mod Sary | am now pospcnued We iy private wae and pron?” Have Unrfratat, avantage ang | Vexsartias, June 16.—Francis Paul Meuriee, | 5. Thorne, ‘The counsel for the prosecution is Dan- meal Hehe yi. fipuaee Twos doing the Church's heeded service | t* dramatist and eovelist, who was arrested in | i¢i W. Guernsey, Keq. Contarin! was rather flusbily he MACEIUY of Ma most important char: | Parts as a Communist, has been released from attired in a binek velvet coed, white vest, and drab " tweon tho two days, At The twenty-fifth anniversary of Pius the Ninth’ Accession to the Pr A.M. he rested minutes, and egain at 10:05 he stopped for twenty tifleate was celebrated yester- | minutes, baving made tw: Cixoxxatt, June 16—Clement L. Vallandig- ty miles from the start, | bam, of counsel for the defence of Thomas McGerm, 7 day in St, Patrick's Cathedral by esoloma High Mass | his actual walking time having bean + tate nea nee tie GANOPRINANL Cal ‘wormout | reg _ aw er © A 6 30, and, in+ | now on trial at Lebanon, Obio, for the murder pel Chore vecguin gt n thelr widows and o: os, When Lpro- | PRisonment ere w jor the presen’ Pants. He wore side whiskers and « heavy mous- | of Thanksgiving. Evory pew in the sacred edifice | cluding stoponges, 6:22:00. He then ate a hearty | Myers at Hamilton, Onio, accidentalty shot hit the Key Dr Lonahan, Assistant Agent in charge of ate Hee aardea? “Rt OF ine | transfer of the Executive and Legislative depart- | tacie, As he sat down bis third wife, Mary Diston, te Bock Core fn, before them for invostigation, t ne to push it (0 a couclusion, 99 pron ive this time to pa stand here 9 pr with men all sof the Assistant Agent to the | aronod mec mmormg vor iny removal, Lam wearled | conrt martial will a Tho caso comes up in | 8 Mlod and wasted in poay by thes contiet, ei L wae filled, and the alsiea were crowded with worship- | breakfast, consisting of a whole chicker, two cups | to-night, He was ina room with Gov, McBurneg, Bere who had come too late to be accommododated | of ton. nod bread and butter i. iaren quantities, At | and while showing how Myors micht have shot tha} With seats. The high altar was magnificently de- | 10:25 A. M. he agntn started, having up to that time | solf, tho pistol was discharged, and the ball eatore@ coated with choice flowers —exotics wore ween | made three miles more than be did in the same | the right side of ti there benefictaries, [ | Ments of the Government, which will remain nd ar to ding} | present constiinted at Versailles until October ®t | took a chair beside him, She was attired ina straw: The | colored walking suit, and wore a heavy gold watch invle next week for the trial | and euain and other ornaments, About six foot ‘ te abdomen, below the riba, Book Cor maluinio Ht, nmequaily it may be, 10 frm confidence | Of MM. Rochefort, Assi, and Rosset, Away sat the second wife, now known ss Louisa | everywhere, A floral arch extonded from the Gos. | time on the previous day. What dircetion tue ball took is not known, prem cin this hy questions involved vod Sigs mate the brats. ain 201d 10 Dy Motions bave been submitted in the Assembly by | Kicke. She was dressed In aderk dred travelling | pel to the Rpistle side, and partially covered ihe As before stated he started on his 1st mile at Later dispatches from Lebanon say Mr. Wee are tote related to those heretofore at issue, 18,1 ON ay Minty. Lieve tec M. Bazes, providing for the prolongation of the t, with fashionable ee anes tl ieee et Tabernacle, The niches wore Alled with pyram- | 10:2 A. M., and thon performed an extraordinary | landizhan was vomiting, which was regarded as am and ett ety from tem, to soe ite, sabete rrund: Heeoeingn | Powere of both the Assembly and President Thiers | the dock Gas on Wwe Canter. ood carnestt $dal tapers, which added beauty and light to tie | foat, He walked fifty miles without stopoing | unfavorable sympton, and ono of his physict ime At ile of ese ¢ fi-nitics Dr. Lanaban W seat nnd Oost i ‘or two years, and also for the election of a commit: | gtenaily at tia and at times amtled. Presently bie | maguificent scene. All the vestments worn by the | omen ced dering tet tee Peete Tae | said tore were iudications of an internal hemew we t Soper inte tof the Printing Hp) Mga tt ara or is tee to draw ops bill constituting the future govern. | counsel bigear| ay baat ay A clerey were thore of fesiive occasions, and the | Sinuse. "Derk we reaver tet or seduriate ke rhage. teerirertl ths C he rm was guilty ofgross tt. | The tarié which have dascovrved eannot be setasioe | ment of France, hy i" Feuten tent Wnispered to Mra. Bieke, | musle was such as is heard on the highest holidays | was in: the best of apirite act tacchen wed Joked | The Doctors censod their fruitless search for the we un.ing to eriminal condact iC aot | ALES SiN cult rota ie basta Ceetace ete tee NATIONAL GUARDS TO BR DISARMED, “Have you ever feen him be‘ore?" she replying, | of the Church, It was generally woderstood that wuted the hake erence Be Foon ball about an hour after the accident, They thee ee MOE eee ed ced ta Lc Mer TTINL Aa" Bu: fay SUG dite ¥. have Gaon ‘sue | CO DOUUE'N COrDM has fons to Towle, fu ais. PA LR Tha I ent tanec awolding ter ghiues’™ | Archbishop MeCloakey woeld preach on tne tronules | Smiutce Gunte winthe tiene: fy le closed the wound and piseed the patient on te . aving f called together, im | anon ‘ugh L were toe erences crininay im the | Sion ia to disarm the National Guards in the valley | 642108 J ‘a te of the Pope, and this had the effect of attracting fee 9.57 P.M, he again appeared ready for the | right side, He was calin and collocted, ¢ s. fully cxonerating Mr. | Metnod si Churen Partin Aged ATAIN h . 0 a ol ' Yathed ram ' ie ee ae esi tS b>. Jal pagers have welt tn O reptoncnmy name | Of the Rhone, from Lyons to Mareailies, Gen | roan Ricke was the Bret winens, Asche se. | Cetholtes from other parishes to the Cathedral. Meantime tie throne of spectators bai increased | Tt appears that no ono was present with Vallem FRIGHGENY TPUCMER, Dr. Wear o Cesert. Vet here f etaui, bearing | Cincrant remalas at Versailles, and Gon. | cended the stand it was apparent that ahe meant At 10 o'clock, amid an insptriting volantary | untii they num ered over four thousand, The im- | digham whon he accideut occurred bat Ra-Licute fas : cha ges against Good , ORY Bea ae Tr be. huey Be bowortess at | LeAumirault in ris, With 60,000 me: About | business, The conusel for the proweeution, iter | the clerical procession moved from Whe sacristy to | Mense rink wus filled. When he made bis lasten- | Gov, McBurney, who been associated with tor finutiy awed the former ta | fod, wos a rieuic i lure fappeat th Him. to. the | $0,000 trope will be sent to Algeria. ‘The Second ac EbDiAS ipas Wien, COn@ieria! e#tiiiy feeve you sese | Wet Mitse.f0 Ws lotlowiag onder: Vlaiee wated. thets hrndkercmen and reuetene®: | burn tm the defonce of MeGeban, Mellarneg s ft or alacder, This | CANFeR and tu the Chrisiien worl, JLANAHAN. | Corps ig ab Vervailles, The principal towns | , Opeth that man (Copter at Me hs Acolytes, in erymyon #ontanos and furplices, dehetely gloved hands, while tho sterner sex | liad expressed somo dondts as to the theory tha © pregseas " fr. Hockley said that they had ated to pat oughor eo arrisoned Witiess—Tes, sf at 61 White street, New re Celebrant, 6 Y i», clapped, and cheered. We ss ot bit all m= ol ‘ nel’, Dr. Lananaa desired | srouchenalt, on ihe stand, Vat had Just received | The ctlet newspapers have constitated themselves | Conk atot aig (yonatin! eat aowe, with, vere. te The Most Ley. Archbiehon MeCloskey, silk tights, Fle were & collar, culls, and enaieis ce | ® pistol from the table, saying he would show bie F se aTEeS Maainal Y otday. so Lat they tecred ther migtt ty Of Burope | tisan candidates for the Assembiy whose careers are | bin, T'was maitiad to nim on Decewber 2c ii. 1 | Yn thie order the Procession reached the Sanc- | lee. Whi'e his watst was enciicied by a magnific: Two pistols were on tho table, one unloaded, an@ 5 wand to-day, so that Wey feared toy might be St. John's Cnoreh ork. We lived b aitely ornamented with the same muler alleged lobe slanderous Kuarsnlees tit they will support law and order, | Bi,Jone'®* Unureh il Mare 24, 168, at 5) | tuary, when the High Maen was bogun, Tao Rev | Ais appearance indicated eve. sthing tot fatteme, | be by mistake took uv the loads! one, put it in hte p work at the books of the concern DEPAIVED OF THR I¥PORTANT TeeTIMONT Pre Cowmmuniat General La Cecilia tae deco ar- | L ppepard. veut. BE OC rattan Gh Father McNamee aciod as Deacon, Father MeGean | His eyes shone brightly with exetern d the cers | pocket, aad withdrew it, keeping the muazis nex® ‘ € + ing to ferret out he would, give, Mr. Buchiey tLon asked to intro. | rested in the Department of Calvados, Nothing | fire sited We taabrien se vader the come et Leas ar | an Bub-Desson, and the Rev, Mr & roey 08 Mastor | (4int) Of uccere, and as he tasde circuit, Mier elt | his body. Just as it was leaving his pocks: It was, sed ba tf tim & pronght Mls charges | of the CAvtatian Advocate and Journal, and the | to raising the state of sioge in Paris Tipine, Te pot mjocaken. Lore porttive, brated Mass ia D minor, which was exce leony ren- | quete Were bestowed on lia the body where Myers was shot, te at once qjacw be ore mite, but wethout mbstaatiating | Meinl papers of ihe CO ilaensd, © NO CHANGE IN THE MINISTRY, BC Tomer amined 1 Meet sew in 4 White street. ored by leading artists, asateted py a grand choras, Pe de kal thes Pll te tented nina lated, “Oh, mmurdor {" and said lie bal tacen ¢a@ ther, ( cevsion the Commutios vave ex: | cagec of wae innenulieness of Lac reororeee tte, | ‘The Journslists who bave constituted themestves | H& cauiesioue, Joan's tell the month eters, AF 8" | Clochey Gohenred a arise cares Arenbianop We: | (aoe, and Weston tondeone of Wis snaran, Taio ues | wrong pistol. pres Fei vs oO) \is proper porition inthe | were nos trying this cave helore a town meeting | an Elecioral Committee, offer to the electors a ool- Reouceas'e Tay auicanee Asay bor th ToSscond | faithful had been highly favored in beiag permitted to On bis Steet AC | fhe rink ‘one: seventh sts While the examination was going on he watcho@ Ceresrt b Hhe to ve eulord nate to amd an | With a appeal to general trainia asa solemn | lective list of candidates, but the Republican jour roets, My father win Toatenn; orem there’ Septet | Soneerace wae twenty Aa voor of the Holy Fathere | Taateat time daring. tie Ontire WAI’ ino conrmne | the surgeons with eager eyes, and even snsisted ie irlaland onid be conducted as such. streets. My father m in Indiana; Deen there eight or | accession to the Pontifiacte. [t waa toall of them an | { %, habe tarad of + thew fi hing for the ball, Te ball appears te pry to to general ageat, thy Rev, Dr, Carl ebouid spect y w ‘cuiarulary evte | Dales Fefuse to accept the procramne. Tuo grand r ayy never seen the clergyman whe mar | Seeasion of great Kladn The prosent occupant | "e,tade in 1210. "Tho &745th circoit was another | ten in searching 2p wor Dr. Lo naten any further private examination | everything tnto the for the Champ do Mars on Sanday next, wil! vo held Mey exception of the Prince of Aposties. wno bad per- 474 “ Mr. Buckley replied. ‘Tlie case turns, be oid, on yor Dr. L ney Lo Ket hie vols Fepaire, i ofthe bobs: though at all tmes he eave him or. I'm formed the datios of lis mile he made lel-urely in 18:48, the blader. the money trom moti en he began o round et feney walking, with A later despateh Never had any children. oly office over 4 quarter of of Bt "s Fight to appesi to the law, ve ueun- | St Long Champs. A rumor whieh bas obtained s that the symptoms are grow. f century, and no Pope since the tim j H , we Uk 1 oi folded acroas his breast und bebind tinh i9 pal bove 100. The access tot m1 im She Progeees Of the bookkeeper, | aio tocaia bis rights in the Church, ‘The Chris | circulation, of modifications in te Ministry, ls au- | Sear ot ete wben Ticarried Contr Al bad 80 much trouvie, #0 many vicissitudes to eva ere wt K. | ing more unfavorable, His pulse is above or of bim-eif, In vrevering bis derence im the | flan Adsoeats, iss, long series ot ar Cr grkat | thoritatively contradicted. Be ,to,uay, 16 and f aid. (Laaghier | Louis, was e | tong nat, Io evel Sountrg the Cotnolle heart aig bia oe a4 Petey ens aan contilence surgeons do not appear to be hopeful, althoagt theg Geetencut’ sai’, De Tanshan ask od for the use of | Sidtho wants to inirdues an evidence, oot ene | ‘TEe motions subwitted in the Assembly yeater ard the ient be belonged to what was called " The reh had, in these momentous times, outlived the we crowd ‘became so dense ond enthustatic | are ress. eae mriain acooang Dols which Le abeges De. Curl | complese Bes of that pacer, but suca conics a8 eon: | day by M. Bazes were unexpected by his coleaguos, | 19st Catldre "rhofue ie’ cmong bat class now, ain't | Period allotted to his redecrssore, ‘He was . | that Capt, Gunner was compeliot $5 cetall Merate, | still later advices stete that his heads and fock ve fenreivsed him Dr Lau vsan thor app hed to the | bie, articles, divcuasing the defendant's case. His | aug ore regarded es inopportane. It te thoacht ao | by Akacenter.| Say Bee & tee, bndrep aad 8 une Popes. wis Pee ete ai ant, aatompsom with a ci ag'n | crowing cold, He vomits often, but throws ap me Hworeine Court for a writ of mundynins to compel | Kivy time, bat be waderstoud thet noting contained | action will be taken on them by the Assombly, 11 | Winet- Tha'twoots Bais poke Cehie Pemmsenientel celebrate | oecati ne walked back ward ie heed Wee me | Crees ores pliysiclans say he fe woking fast, Ete D:.Cir' ov to allow him the ase of the books. J in them ‘ould be @ iteace be ouch articles 7 bs is reported that M. Pyat has been arrested at La pace in es r Deum of Lambeliote was then trong Seon or (biter obec mont UD 7 putao Is rising. piel ie outed ee, Ne PrEMEREPFO- | Us “Commitice to alow Uist Ne was yoeicalDe. | Villette, disguised as © prieat. Goo. Fabrice has Y’ve OOF PRRES BOSBANDS Now, the Hennatetton eDIstOP closed the services with Ker sep backWard until the conipiviion of te | Vallandighan eame of a Aluruenst fami'y, and Lanataa to appeal to the Committee to get bis | Presented his compliments to M. Thiers upon the A SPURNDID SPRAY OF TALENT. Hig ita A nthe spplause wus res'y verrific, He | was born in New Lisbon, Columbia county, Onte overthrow of the Commune. Prince Bismarck bas y tird husband, @ THE XAVIER ONIONS CRLRBRATION, then resumed bi Wiltnges and guaienoe teaching.) I'm el a carcenter. I aad Geer tte une ul “Pop | iy 1898, He received @ good education, EH rT ror ‘l to o » rot i from my ad Thurband. a mid the 4 i . « aes le pea e Rey. Mr. Moore of Ulinois. Bishops | 07 the Be: tion ta Francs, The amount of the proposed Freseh | 2 divorce from Coatrioathe ground of deeeruon, | fHiengs or the Xaricr Usicanet Soar cheese AHS, te mae he’ 6h eccuit backwards, | a8 principal of am aeadety at Sao Hil, hes ver resent to ack with th The (calrmam aaid that at t nat triad d 1 : 4, West Fifteenth street, daring their ceiebration of det tue wildest uproar aod excitement in &¢ ti dies nthe trot the eve aw reguived'b | tol Cai be wont ony deite ghar af ti | ORE 10 wil i wow sald be reduced ove ARS. | "Wises wan farther examined bythe defence in | shy futeruih sek darian sir cnibraion op | str Aue tdeat‘ubtar and exclomeat ta | ty tay ha eearaed te Goossen "OL he Ce treh. The protecetog are, | character subject to the ‘approbsbition of the Com, | 10 the Assembly to-day, the resolotion appointing | order if possible to Gut some fiw is wen teat Pins IX. to the chair of St. Potor, “It is meet,” | M0 Previous bacward circuit, His c-aJition stil | admitted to the bar im 154%. Ho was elected to the As KS trely Pitta: ai in mittes, It was a Commitiee to revise the decrees of the Govern- averse all the questions tn © very | gait the reverend geaticmun, ‘that besides the Hend a teenie bl or he expression oy | State Logislaturo tm 1815 and 1346 From 1547 te sicher Gen. konvon. the s ni rimd tiuminetl Oar, ond bly spirit as high an at the becioning oF ; am a 1. Palo', De, Lanna A DELICATE PosiTION ment of Natlvual Defence passed to second reading, eeriue a seat display of fireworks fetue one jon mttttons | ive remarkable feat, Tue O00h thie we ene Of | 1849 he was eaitor of tuo Dayton Bnguirer Juler Reynolds, the | for himto occupy, end he felt embarrassed io ruling | MM. Arago and Simon, doring the debate on the @ made to the reporter Witnesses of an event such aa the prosent, that 1 | 17 14:40, which, ‘ike the previous one, 1 cindes one Seine years sHosequent to that date he devo- k eaten ARLE [en poits of aw. “Bet be tuougit tie oly ction Wo | resolation, urged a thorough investigation, and | keepste Hotel. She sald: plould make use of the opportunity afforded in say le Then pateingtate 19 13:40. | tod bimselt to his profession and politics, He wae a oun the testign my woll takeo, and shoul rive aap . i ot COND WH TAT! ing that as bead of the Jesuit Order we fally and he Hech in 18:56, M. pUtting On snoti.er be N ab Democi Jonven' ! an of the Book Con Jude Hevnolis cesiroi tie question tuvmitied to | }Feveeted agaicat tho calumaiee heaped upon that | | | tile sucoxD wirn's starauaxy, entirely endorse your Society, Tits devoted to ro | #PUFL, be made two fast cireulcs, che frat In Kidg, {| * Memuer of tho Nasional Domocratic Convention ' et the Committee. T Used ad no other way of | Government, A resolution for a Committeo to ta- | tha "hin ‘he had wroumed: mew hee yg Heiou end the Pope, and Lain sure thet there is not | (6° Olver in 1:26, awid intense excitement and | held in Cincinuati in 1353. He ran for the Phiri Muh Pine At Tocmaily wreaeigek yA | @:cabitehing bis defence (han by thls cesiiuony. quire into the mune “marry nite ot goto the House of Ke fae bere who would not eaatiace eves. tie like tee degrening apptnmae, A, jp | M4 Conkross against 1. C. Cain H he ck ‘ormully preseute, he Chairman=i suall be gia ive the oung then ant dian’s koow 80 mae! Pope. ye HILO Mile ue como! in - 4 d obtec Had previonsly been served Gn Dr | cigs surety i eee tind So have the ques CAUSES OF THE LATR INSURRECTION USatel told my fatuer fe wiltal tie, but foart bay eg ayo tod who liscened to the ‘ad | 1248, and the starced on hia lant | Suecessinily contested; and hy was redlected to the eh rges ate forwolly mate by Dr de Rey. Bir Piicer speed tom the decision of | in Parle was introduced, and was followed by a | Ricauye J ald pit whit to ¥o to tue House ot Hefuzo. grea were Onen Brennan. ‘Ja Hes B. Nichoisou, | mle 2” Sad Ae tosad aiver is iSight ri A 26 the Chair, He hoped tie Commitee would no. | oa te ai i the be james Oilwell, Rev. F. Manroe, 8. J.. Kev. F. Du: | Teund a the Dedestrian rose to 4 the comaencerent of the second ae Gea apa ersistent course | pliee itself tn tus wrong by Tullag out auy tas: | Heated discussion, M. Hautjens attacked the party coming I would leave the house, Ser ea bressé, Bernard Kernan, Jolin A, Mooney, Wille | Se tune of © ¥ by the band, amd he #19 the Book | timony Of the Lett as fosterers of tho revolutionary spirit. Sere, Gare, Gna Bo gue Rue the Thirty-Afth Congres 7, he enivated, ‘In the Montreal | Murphy and others. Master Thomas Maitiant, the | 8G 24 thoazh for dear lie. Vie ¥ ul ctveu oo ee re ray : ek Spon Ib ry The Chairman wished to put himsel’ right before | M. Tolain deteaded the International Society and | Kites, and sont a e by Charice Eugene AD. | young New Yorker who received from hands | Wes made in 1:16, md the 2So0th anil ¢ @ in Je x'h, ke wis pliced on Ue Coumittes on Territot Ni at ention'to ¢ en the Const He hed valy decioed aesinst 80 | aa souseed Napoleon, who he eald wee at one time fone 8 revanee gee . he Knew 1 did pot | of the Pope tis Grst communion, was jresent, ac | U!% The Hovih iio being mine tn the astonishing | ries, He war reBleted to te Thirty-seveath Com btime tesueiocret | tine the Pec ay SHOTS La acide | willing to allow @ memorial Iseaed by the Society to | Ghent msntied bier toe maton bee tn Gompaaiod by his father. 1 : the tastent anile ducten cue entieg ruigee oeoRe Ot Teron, oF ab oranges Reta’ tae A nce Of testimony should be decided | De dutribated im France if paranrapo ouegicing | “Durfee aed Peete ot er ade Was dressed as a Captain of tne Papal Zone astost mile during the entire wa seearatial tion OF © W niles Were brougns W @ close at 11 ference, whi him was inserted in 1 Wore, a8 Cec rations, a medatiion of the BI Tu 1865 ne was orrested by military authority for wougat he could sive tim Sag on my accoant. ashe de enough for Voth of wa. fle never zavo me one ones P.M., 18 minutes to toch h cttle & Virgin and a siver modal presented bias by 6h hed of ime. Then. iol iesealan bie, o64 ralnes (he war, bene fy M. Tulain promised, If the investigation wasorder- | | the sitould soune wathossatio din w expressing his opinions against the was ban had whunderstood the ruling of tae ( A ich , cent from the tine he married me til heisit mes He | Pope w shioulde: ome HHLhusiaatic admirers, . : Pigs sequoia sade: Would Feeope the Hane Toe Mae MOL epee | eds fo appear bocore the Commiites wits sgn told me one day pe would soll bie sword autg-tmes | ‘The street outside was crowded with the ropa. | 'on Was Tan arouad tue Kinicaimdstthe very widen | tlie to the Southern States, and by way of Boe : sap bcalil: desgnedien’ receive te-tivony brofleret in Wuoesae, ad Roald | SFY evidence justliying Pieoables, He | och Woseiel and Flot Eine RLR thst Coke | loco gatrered to witness ie Glopiay of renerke, mada went to Canad nt Las are 1 aut SUDO. the testimony. plecemeaL and. thie the cu Cali my mowber' ap bere, Boe would ideathy Coord | Whict, watil e late bour, were incesaantiy v4 tire, carriaccs During bis exile he was nominated for Governor f rot ae 2 Hin by ive Hook of Disct: 7 ing on cuca ewe as it Was presenied. Ho would now Peoaliea tet fight sway, from ‘we Usleony and roof. Btretched across the | Best Mr. Wentun with his Judges and a few iriea 's | og ody Aa Wated bla wake tly rearned, | np i nda lla phi Book admit & provusttion to kitroduce evi iemee of the | HOR. «Md replied by A {urthar examination of the ease has been post. | (Font of the building, from tie root to the sidewnke Booret nave ee D avenue Hotel, where bh oa weriere y Mdbdend heb Abdtababn. 2 eChuren; the proce Minette Book Con. 7 character indicated, but would sabimit ech case as AAP AA ee coon Suaalicn fee “ * | were rows of colorod lanterns. Ao iiuainal eajoye ie FEDDEF O8G B Serenode. | aac re pepe pithy yaaa diae-cs fety ang ate Agents bron t tn a, temporal Court, | ft'arvse to gue Juugimedt of the Comumiites es to ite | 1MuCB MS heats ch eeeten Was) SHUPIEA. | poRed GAIN Tuemiay Next 0110 A: tablet bearing the Papal arma was disniayed st tae | 20 the mautilule were going oat of the R 184. He vas s delegate to the Democr.tic National fds o wewmdl Lge Le (4 i the Concern Felevane Pers PET Second siory window. und pelow along the bale ny | Dore: & shorts; Ns ete Benet 5 i bol (a Maw York tases He @as ous stant Age:t is ba dpi hha Gen, Kanyon aid be would Lot oppose the intro Panta, Juve 16.—A_ proclamation bas been lesned THE DLPARIING SENATOR the legend, * Long Live Pope Pius ey mide, tho Pa exhtoitions of endurw aco to science, Le wa hissedtharting Voce Y subaage ieaae farcicial Miinconeet. vias 1, Durseard sod Con: | deouon of any peover lesiisony, He bad ctbected | be (or tarentional: Boceie oaict teen ne - Spacious parlors Were festooued and draped with wed with a speech from Weston, Of the leaders in the Chase movement in that Com leur: of te autkorit: Rook Commit » the Whoicsule tender because of the use | ore disarmed but nev c J, and ar 0% The Great Bana tor Norton in | Aniericao flues and colors of the Holy See. Por ——- vention, Hv ran for Consrose in the full of the te s bag Book bts quential watare of the evidence. The defendant is | nondred th usand airone and Trochu were the Manhattan C use—The ff. traits and palatings of the Hols Father met the Wrenching a Million from Vanderbilt, saine year, and was defeated by Gen, Scheuek, sow tne corrving the eld copies away | Cnarced rite Sonesttook "Weceept the taponstoitty ot he | Bovetne Taylor's Original Poom-Au | iivort! Gute ei gies in esrhinds of | Wasmixorox, June 16.—‘The Secretary of the | srnt Year, and was from ‘Le shnent. 3. Csusing extracts fror APERSLING TO THE CIVIL COURTS. Raduaratoes, We Bak wath ee Lectee aioe Outpouring of Melid Men, Hlowers, the gift of William Dsviin, Esq., ia wi Treasury this afternoon decided (iat he has power a I; ; ero et LAR lta ee, Heiter Aa tho papers aginst wit would | thes—no divisiont al the polls, Teaction took nway The Fifteenth Ward General Committee gave a | artistic lly Worked, wore the letters “P. .. IX., | to hear the appeal of the Now York Contral Ray ‘The Jcrome Purk Closing Day, é the Avent or confer nee» show tisk he Bre made uty reasonable apueation | gursem® putwnot our votes, View la Soctalé PY | wanguet at the Manustian Ciab House lat evening | 22V- 2 road Comvany trot the reoeut decision of te Com The Americun Jockey Club meeting closes tow bin 4 w tbreatened fartver jeg t proceed | ang hus Deen reiueed, aud uns exhausted all uther | '@'"¢! aaeies Ee peeey ip honor of the Thunderbolt's departure for Europe GBLUBRATION AT SF. PAUL THB APOsTLE's. DecOseery OO. BO ra HOR The ae ee etal ee Gy | day with # programme of four races. ‘The Orst for oy Le acter dept croper oor scharge the tru ded BEPCMLICA racy Teo Hoe, Doagise Texter, Commissioner of Jurors, | , At the Charon of St, Paal the Aposiio, eb wifts. | THOMENY OP ie Oe OE ttn ee tie crete ame! | stiree-year-clde, she second (the Consolation Pree rt er siid tet toe Cr tee batcon- | im, then the appeal to the courte und Aneustin Cochin, one of the leaders of the cleri ninth sireet and Ninth-evevac, solemn big rf It thei b ’ charges, and Wiad tormeily suspended | iO fiould introduce testimony to that | cai pariy, has been appointed Prefect of the Depart- | Pre-ided. Tho Hou, Sarauel 8, Cox sat at the foot | was cele brated at9 In the morning. Tbe Rev. Fathe ompany. it {heretore that way wh mium) for borses beaten during the meeting, the Jeroen Tom Cfice reading tre tstal before the | Loiat, Anything ese Is irrelevant, ment of Seine-ct Oise, M. Coqueret bss written » | of the table, Dover acted aa celebrant, assisted by Father min | a Fy On thee trope Tee, nee ee tt Be | wuird a theee-mtle dash for all ages, and ihe lass @ H Wr aseen ble eu reviewed Tie Chair taoucnt the theory of the prosecution | jecter to the papers Urging tbe necessity of » repub- a . | as deacon and Pathe. Searte as enbdeacon, The . rivet fags (he Onllecicns ona wepleehase of yesterday tir charge servatim in along epvech, detailing the | and the deience might de submited in wriicg tor | iter eee, phaotdlead oy Prag tompeaht fh ML Hepat. Among tho se present were Judge Charles P, Da. grind alter was bewotifuily decorated with Rowers, | Teal to in te Salt ognings the Colle +,$nd the steeplechase tandicap, The sun of yesterday Las Siatacier. evidence on which trey res'ed. | tie consiveration of the exccutive session lican Journa's condemn the proposed mili ary re- | ly, Judxe James &. Spencer, the Hon. Aigernen 8. | On oither sile and i the chaucel rail yovernment will thus be enabi © ve'eud the de | effectually dried the track, so that some tall noiag } rned Dr, Lanshan's pe sistent insabor ‘Tie Rey. Mr, Kenoudy thouglt Mf there was a dis- | viow of Sunday as impoiitic ant in dad feito, M. | Bullivem, Mr, Bdward febell, Judge Gunning 8. acre auplazed arin the motto: cision, eee Fay be tatieizated,, The tollowing wae the state e8 tO De evisience o| 9 dont = pute avout his marier it might be dropped for tue | (jis Bizota Jidete for the Assembly for one ‘ jelectus tor bona *Gloriosue et Lenedictus 7 5 i. ne om ¥ A “ i b shee of he book Con mittee, to who present abd proceed with some other testimony | of tu. Paris Hew s cupporver of Prosi. | Bedford, Judge Cox, James J. Gumbleton, Jude | rielectus pester Bonas.” .Glorionue et Lenedictus What the Workiugmen are Doing. At Joluston & Marahai's— ‘ te Genera’ Conference in rasied the | (aay was indisputable, acd uot waste Ume by siop- Gent Thies Bamvel Jones, the Hon. Jobn Twombly Car “ Pontifieatus XXV, ed mnltos annos,” and © Toi At the meeting of the Workinginen’s Union | saiina,,...... + Bl Finesse oer | t ‘ rane 2 | ping now tor an executive rossion Fighteen newspapers are represented in the seli- | Frank A. Ransom, ex-Alderman Murr Gado claves regnt calorom.” At te Gonciasion of | inst night, Mr. Franks charged that the coadition of | #iS9.; 1S Sel pee, tates wf . bimtst ng and laweot |" ‘Pho Rev. Mr. Rotuweilter objected toan execu | constituted Electoral Committes of Journalists Pramueon, C ‘ol. Lease H Reed, Prowi t the mass Faut and deacon descended we | ri ‘ k i fea bie fH nd habia is under a twelaimed | tive session. He was ready to decide all questious ‘The programme of the Commiites is onvosed by the | Produce eaitare, the Hon, Beajamin Wood, Col. | stops of the altar aad intoned the first verse of the | the pretended coOperative enterprise, known as the aeeneese . Pilea IAS i Sdtato slaiute of 1390, to us they arose, and did not see the necessity of Republican organs, because the newspapers which | Bmanuel B. Hart, Alderman Mitchell, Wm. J. Hill, | “Te Deum,” which was taken up and sung in an Burlington, Atlantic, Cape May apd Philadelphia | Ubaerwood & McGowan sol KiDk ROUGH-SHOD OVER THE CoNCBRY, support the movement are considered favorable to a | Mr. Arthur Mat ofty Geott, J. T. Acnew, | imposing wanner by the choir nod acolyies. The | G ass Manufacturing Company, i# a swindio. Lt was sseeeeee 00 400) Aldobaran, : ; : STOPPING THB INVESTIGATION, py sedah We Hon. Augustus Schell, and other dtetinguished | editice was densely crowded, the mor portion ol | reported thas the International: Umion kiyon srevsseey SOLPANOBO. ve svesvseuey ind that, 90 Agent, be was Genera! Mr, Buckley explained the genoralfplan of the de- ar gentiemen, the congre tation being women. $K0 to the minors, and the Crispins $2). Ti be joy as ea IO UICG, Ot thoes ecacatne | fences “Lhey proposed to cunsurnats eumu fending GERMANY'S VICTORIOUS ARMY. Lolters were rood from Mayor Von O'Hall, the | In the eveving the buildings covnected with the tere complained’ oF tue ‘employment of polir ‘ : HUStlOn Of tNede progeediats | (FOES: UOT Mere etait ce keomnet ee op peas rate Hon. Wm. ry Tweed, Compiroller Connoliy, the | cbarch wore brilliantly illimiuate!, Als o'cuck @ painters in the police department, and Lord Byron... . 4 proueoed, and argued that | Dr, Lassuas fron Bia cielr 66 Assisieal Avent 0 7 ny Hon. Petor B. Sweeny, the Hoo, Richard O'Gor- | procession composed of the strdents of bie Lu-tiute | non-society men in other desartuonte, fhe. bold... an , ito" the general weltare of the | No one particuler link in tnie chain would perhaps | THe THlemphal Kacry a Yeoter- | nan and others, all apcaning in the biehest eras | Of Be. Paul, toe Loetiture Gattuso teat iieiebanl dee eiBassctittesasess AL VileesBervssssccesescs a HG, the general wellare OF the | Musciy tim in appesiing te tue Couste, Det eliceceeoe day—Uuprecedented Dispiay. of the Taunderbolt, A magnificent pletire of Se beaded by Dodwortl's vand and the Tostitute, drum Railroad Employees Seizing a Train No pools wory sold on tho steeple chase, a: he Oh toe Oncemiamine ane cre’ | they lod him aireetly there. Thoy didu't proyove to Bentin, Juue 16.—The triumpial eatry of the sor Morton, femconed Win Sowerm Niort Ender the arerrision of the Rey Fatner Nasuvitur, June 16,—Yosterday, about one = ne bles un “Pi Gib Ls ‘erreue wall, aod an immens aquet of rare . bear- and bearing torches Chinese lan- be LLs, rome BO yy a the peace end har. | Offer the whole 18 a tease, Dal oace separately. Army and the inaugurstion of che equestrian statae | [rath ene, ot Tooogram ia tiny red roses, Paraded te grounds, There was s due dis | hundred and Atty employees froin Alavama seized 2 ‘The Fall of a Broadway Wall, Gigiurbed ty this tiga, | Die Hev Dr, Lenntan wee toe’ @ret witness | Of King Frederick Willlam II‘. took place to-day, in | seSupted the contre of 1 penccre by tive secaiar Dress, ¢ play of fireworks and # discharge of Lombs, which Yesterday wfternoou the wall of 470 Broad. Was witnersed by an immense concourse, 'Nesrig | lOcomotive aud two cars at the depot in Chatte- y we . hooga, and went of! with thew down the Chattanooga | Way fell upon » number of workmen and bared frilesteeeat eae Roewee boas Aas aisplare ut und Alsbama Hailroad. ‘The locomotive and ears ym. They were after some difficulty extricuted. est 0 Couroh as | called. He tesiited that when he came to ‘Ive evidence the prosecution | Hook Comrern as Assistaut Agent he say ld be merely the pleadin he would be informed of the duties devoiving on At 9 o'clock ti conramine biven le tbe | sraioe proposed the beats of Norton,” wi ‘exact accordance with the {mperial proclamation of the 12th, Tho weather and the city wae 1 Doug) Galinnt Michael ‘h was received with loud applause, Were unver atiarsment, and pursoit was mode; but : Ae H ner of performing them. But | Was most favorable for the disp la; ‘The Senator responded in x ech. A’ | fireworks, ‘ore bad ¢ ‘| John Kress, of 933 ‘Third strevt, and Theodore sities Int ane wectataiags Ts alozes that | eovbing of the Kind was ever abd Rima “His nesta | arewded with poopie, whe have bees «hroesing | be took his eons the company Jowed in winging ine FTROTECENICS ON TH WAST SIDR, Rhown, rt BAS CAE tie ites Khe Forult 6 Qi) Hopiner, oft Avenue ih, were fataly injoved ‘"Cleramiae the locks too tain ey | nothing Of tee routine “of business in its details | pitner for the past fortnight, ROTATE Boats retecnly for Mele cece | orn, Paulis Fathers oalebrated the anniversary em eee CaP T ce Le Rolbentz otrest, ape | reesyat c- inthe Geodencuh suit, In | touching the parch se of stock, etc. Dr. Wise 4 sty | be dea last night bys grand pyrosecuois display op the A Murderer Couteases bis Guilt, Barrett, murens pireet, Vere also Godly bt Fro ts we show that be ncvor inked for them | Several mes said to him tuat be SOEPL fo: eake lbr:|| Fae AVE oh iP UR Of marek bed aakied Around this festive Doar, Grounds attached to weir courch, ‘Tuousseds us: | Rocunstan, June 15.—-Messner, the wife mur- ot Week A a a! + We cr, Lod that he should have | Quiries into the particular branches of the business, | decorated, and in the pu equares triump: We sembled tn front of the sacred edifice at 8 o'clock | gerer acknowledged tie killing of his wile to da: Mchoolboys’ Wro: to venged, Suvpieted Is examination of them during the ten | aud eepecislly how the Concera ourchasod its paper. | arches were raised and platforms erected to ac- ‘Wen to-morrow's sun his set, and witnessed the fireworks, whien were beantiiul | fur sieaded golf toteoes ms Petey, In behalf of the Messrs, Decker, whose boy Weeks they were im tis possesion. T © defendant | Barly in Jaly of the year of bie appointment he ds of tor And 60 to-night, while tn our sight, emi varied, A splendid pyrotechaic dispiey wus ——— — ” hed he authori usked dir, Goodenough, the Superinieudent of that | commodate thousands of spectators, All that ie ‘OF thought oF abe made tu the institute of the Were in the Pennin ston Seminary, Jadge Mckinley of ibe Commiitves bs carting on ns oe AMIMOEY | Ncepariqent bow they ‘purchased Weir paper, Mr: | The pevecesion was one of the most magei@ceat Buall bes w light Bares avonue aid Fily fourth street, PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE, will institute civil proceedings agains. Dr. Hantom Gvodenough Spewer was evasive, and bis | of modern tim Headed by tho engies and stan- Here's to you~galiant Michael Norton. dows were adorned wiin tri-colored tra tmnicedipres for dama ‘The crimiual proceedings aro to be § SLOKMT INVESTIGATION manver repuisive, so that witness’ wes un pap engage lA aed aicdln na ne ues, sud American flags, About 1,002 ladias and gentle. | | Chief Yustice Chas was serousdes in Cincinoati | laid before tie lets Urand dary of Mover cotatee Of the ncovunts of tho Concern, aod publisiing | favorably tiavressed. Being uofamtliar with such | dards captured from the . Here's to your hoalih. men assembled In the hall, and the Rey, 1 last nights fhe Rev. Dr. Hanlon of Penningtou Soutien Shem Cour papers without | consulting | milters, be delormined (say 'uotbing furtber | orace set forth tn the Imperial prozramme from the pleasand vorace o'vr the waters Broddsi wade an appronriats adress, A fa # Fortnuatus Cospy, formerly attached to the Lon- Abnoguced that te has abolish ia Ma tne Vinetedit of Whevontatiiotmeate Ata’ | S21¢" pretext nee nguirien a the odiea oieual ia; | Tempelhof Field to the palace betwoan two rows of Mad to your sate reiura, CLAIMS Derinene pepaler: ep: Caving Lien FOREGRT ee neh Conn BS GHENT MERE Te WM OURO a LER OO nd the cincredit. of ain, pext i 4 i . § Peat Tigi hws Deb ame ‘tial | the bovkkecpers about annams numbering pemeline iwonaned: Skee dur The Ficonth Ward rewembers THE POPW'S ANNIVERSARY IN WILLIAMSBURGU, Thurloy Woed and daugiter, Dr. Sayer, Clarenco or years previous to bis vith too. affairn Youcusns ron rare ing the war @ honors You nave won, ek Seward, Aaron Vanderpetl, ¢. F. Duckich, neastor phallic thet on its omplor fe Winth wad Sixtecoth ereete igh there was 00 display yosterday in the | Creamer, Mr. Barciays wad City Chacivert : “1 in Mreslected there dation ios eme. | and was informed that there wore none tn the office, | At Intervals along the line enormous trophies, And wi. hehe Min Stavecitseege om Catholie churches of Wiuiamsburgh, the celebration | sal'for Kurope vodny. nn) oy CuAsIberialG Bradley | He tight mouse at Coney Inland te to be removed Wie Church, or to eeaort that sour honors | that ghey Were rutalued by the Buperintengeat, and | formed of captured arms, were erceted, After the Ando thro’ all toe being deferred anti Sunday, yet (he On Wednesday Mics Agnes Rihel sailed in the | °° Vises Beach Poin off Rockaway. ( usd been derelict in their duties? | that payments were made on moniily statemants | gree division of the victorious coluuin bad passed hey hope your Bent wiil be fousht on, warked by the decoration . Java for Europe, to be zone a short wnt for recrex. | Judge Stronu’s gardenor, who disapp Reintes. Bie tone. of | furoisued by that official, Witvers then avko. for And they'll rally $0 the people's calie nd colors of the Holy Seo pare for Barone, fo be two seasine ibielndy nas | ove of bis wedding day, taroa up in Bun ers, 10. In Uny Way aged TOF an BrcOuRtor cheng | Whose statements, and seme Were prosented to him, | she Brandenburg gate, the Emperor with the Ger. Here's to you-gallant Michael Norton, Spiseace of Ihr. focner, vakor, 68 ‘Teath | made wonderfal advance 1a her profession ie has | "One Kiektoct: wostea ie Gone “tbe. Linatian bud the best taterests-of | ‘T'Ley siuiply gave aates and amounts of tauney, nui | man Princes in his train, preceding the army, wai As the Brooklyn boars you on » besides tno Chivess lanterns which swong | sorta! standing which is seldom. and Ouse anaily, go Of thelt; tried to cut his thr (ure ot heart, he never would have uttered | the articles purcuased. ‘Then taiked to Dr. Cariton | received at the portSesy deputations from the wu To your dear old ni nd, m ‘she roofs amd windows, was decked wita | GAlUod by ladies conuecthd with tile slag’. to cut off hls arm at the elbow rh ‘ i Dout it, tclng bi thot te monthly statements Remember those you've ie't behind, American figs xn the Baupory of sho church. Tu —$—————— eames Cit, ‘Win Mdnure Uus evitentif beasiuea | cave co'specids Information. “Te replied tout Good. | nlcipal governments of Derlia and the principal Who by you proudly said the contre of the building, surrouaded by gus. Jote WASHINGTON NOTE! gorriNnas 4BOUr sow. : PESTON. enough ha the vouchers, and that it was al right. | cities of Gormany, Addrosses of welcome und con Bo when tb swht of Highland light, Was a large oll pointing of ihe Holy Father, 4 4 ich, sinister ve. Dug a ” a “rhe mewerles you tau have brought om - cena & WHOLMSALE ALRAIGNMENT ee eee eaes ‘tineciug Ot tin preseot Bane | etatulation were presented whon the Wylenot mal forgot ty algit THe DAY IN NeWang, The phyalcisns have warned Justice Wails, who | Music in the Central Park tile afternoon i : t ° ct, no ; Ve ut Boos : SA aeRAl io, 5 aaniversies Tahralad Wasshot by ‘Ireasury Clerk Da yeoport, that bo ts not «= 4 . Porches ten sabiuittal a ser Conuites tu Feprisrs, the Commitiee Literrigates | evpenou ar uN WEAD OF ADAILLIANT conreaK |g NOMENON BG slastgvemag the, anniversary was oolebrated in | Taganet Oe Cs inate bedat try Aaa | wea tne De an P Dr. Curlton ua to the checks om the business of the | rode down the Via Zriumphalis, which had eeu | oa? ant af Gosen Judges, an sones were sine | Noticinatca ik be LO eae ee a The brickwakors’ strike a\ the various yards in | Wuiltam C. Duron, aged 20, of 45 King. strevt, f f Wey rf HORES: onst e honor of the occasion. The road | by Arthur Matthison, Algernon 5, Suili ae | " g with figs as . ston bas 4 im the resumption | off a truck and was fataly Injured. De iviloaits frauds @ Cour Dr, Carlton answered that the checks and bai- | Constructed in honor A biso buildings wore bung wita Mugs and orilliantiy and around W 2 p the Seyi tae Co antes were melt arruuged, and that ucthinecauti | wassirewn with flowers os he wlvauced by ton: | J-Bly,Diek Bevellyant others, ALdo‘ivck tus | qiauag® Bote ang Ni igs ant orn PSOE OMIT setigligm Puleey fell venrerday trom 08 Raat Wie | Application (0 4 wledge of tie house. Wil atta APaARS wis ky morning the party wo } eatin Singing. | each otuer in doing honoy ne. occasion ecretary Boutwell bas postponed his depart on ad Was Catwil¥ iujar Rev, Dr. Casto ko wrong ithout tie kuowledge of te hose, Wit; | dreds of young girls dressed in white, The army | wii as teuateet or Creaking Op betray ha Pelion i works wire discharged, Wik the fesdem pr eurly neat we Times K, Polk, grandson of President Polk, hee 1 Tantiinie: phaee soos this mastery eld him that Wt the Commitee | then the gate, with the Pruvsian Guards ai | of the steumor, Pourth ot duly sight filed the air : matched his corres mare agaiuet Ke d geke’s ga ) u f ey would. fa ¢ head o| ine us mainly composed o ante of music dis miatca 3 utr ast night, in som- | Nowe tor $240 0 ide ezations of ute of auutre that 'moaid greatly cacgazs i= | eesenmenta serrosenting ey regiment, kien | 4 Quiet Dinner to the Ulysson of the Deo | Of, MONE. Mgreaters ‘euthasiann prevaited Branen, auld W Il ro ibeairsisslonse Datensort eis tui he resiise OF the. uncer there were au vouchers in thelr possession for paper | Cctiehments reprose (ie i mocracy Senator Creamer's Fricuds Ens | Trish soldiers were. prouinwat. im the iprecos: | turd Cowar month thouratids of dollars (rom feos for adinitiaterine eevee q a) I never been refased | tomate De Coming mute Cink eammaloh for paper 1 took pa he ele tertaining him at Detnionico’s, sion; wed “the various civig socie ve! for Bowen, recently ¢ ed | totae Deputy und Supervieuse. bought. Dr. ry Pret ; i notiti2 ; nnsel for E mitlr ; Lava nd setting forth the conastion of | Goeen liad tuord, Witness ‘answored ta: aieearante af (hi gen Sasi bank and iis Mir, Willism Sinart, the weil-kuown theatrical | te, men and tier wise oa fro the | of kam, called at the Hxevuiye isaion yentarda Joseph Nupyer, nan. oF PULL stroot, near Blame } ao! the cashier of the Concern that Dr, | Gooden Carlton anked wikuons | @nrouslisia of Lue great iaaese, Of peciatars oe aueor, gave Seuator Cruamer an exquisite dinuer } and ieeole, oiged We multitude, Veriget orice wie | Yew tv Procite the pargon oi Bowen folk erect, by & blow trom weplunter trem a fp saws ih ivet ay od Linn Jor the privilege a Witness re 1 trenterud ihe Puricer Vinta, where tie crowd wes | at Delmon st evoning, The banquet hada | msluiciuel, Among the protluent tun in the | Gen, Ellen 4. Brith nae destined the Governor Uweuty tires puierable men aud boss, Known me ae nt the Ine te House was Urcauupuive | HesFeteste was cheer Alva Untal ing ent iaet: | politiea) signidcance, bus wae merely Intended as a | Prvcesnion ware Scuitor rong iuyson, State Bra hope that a eh t beaed falas, wefe scndte Lisewell's Island yeslescay ty dee e aud sundry ober Wfiduy saturn eat od Obers which bad particulate: | compilment to a modest American gentiewan, on | Mayor Mticord, ex aayor Peddie, ine members: cl | Suutls ediet gdjoctivu wae insuticreas salary, Uce Hogan’ % ‘ \ Liou vented. onziit to have sion evidences o Mbawanitna diving thst oes : eve of bis departure for Europe the Common Council, several Protestant clergymen, a " sah Nieperse tho ang o | lor the de-ence, wanted to know | Qitzht to Wy ered nupatinttaie’ sae i (hempoived during Wie capilaa, re | the eve of Lis departare for Knrop anda nuaiber uf wellknown manufacturers and CURIOSITINS OF CLIMB, SO ae ae eee Me sanee sad Teamne he e 1 ‘ tee ee | chase: sriton abner Dsvintialiy that i epectul ovations, tie people breaking into ‘Lhe bill of fare stated that it was “a farowell ex weno mgitly “ong cate au eighth ayes ist cou ut dant w was ail rn At another time Corlton ould (0 | fivie ranks, crowning thom with wrvatne and one A 9 dah mere na ; § nicht Feapectaule Woe OD \ » few of the charges were specific wisness he ng bhear whi low pression of a few attached friends to Thomas J TUB DAY RLSEWHORe. Qoorre Leonard, aged 11, of Ot 8 Molk ‘ HV kneee-ROLB SE SACO he # neste ac ty the aoeeiAn a WISHED GOODENOUON WOULD Quit proee had concluded the march, | Creamer” The meni Was caroiuily selected by The telegraph reports tiiuminutions and rejoicing | {aitell d with Acinait Baak. of 4 Cilutoa place, au fety appears this morae anew coe! Hy v ne Pay purehsshing paper of d.¥, Porter, Witness anid peror proce:ded te Mr. Willlam Stuart, It was one of the groatest tris | throuriout the civilized Worl BiH 18 AHO DAC With: rags aitraciy “ Rae Of Lik has consic if k rit j i "Why do you bot tell fia) sor Carlton wid b UNVEIL THR staTeR uiplia of his peel im tus, Abr. Btuart | ivy cervicon le tis ca heceel eee egtmeree: | a Geacursey oicut HLM. Nall @ Cots storehonve, | sly luiprnved: and in thie weekly tnsue\ are. age , ¥ bal toid ham, Wituees rep i that (at shou! | be | of bis father Frederick William the Third, AN ] wutut the head of the t Supported by Surrogate | sve services in cathedsal, pryccavions, Uriag of | 12 oe iorod BY Purmiars of abous es, 2) veri poems of considerable liter | rie DEE equivalent to an order loop eoutinied to think | the « npire, the victorious Gener- | Hnte ings and Jduiro Bediord, Dr. Hammond oo. | #¥b Ges, ons Hiduiinutious Die ONGR Hie ears eat Obed & tear window “ ‘ neue ‘ ne de: | about (his matter, DOL supped that Goodenough | ale of the’ Gorn Harhame pied oct of the tab an sor jo Catholics of Wislington and Georgetown asc shell a hice tlietee Tie cane of James Monroe Crom!ine, accused of fe sien a badd Petal atin ered eaperes Pry pape i lesraed thay fe ma caremone iota ire Lact tho | Ore - Hak Me Pa en Mee . celebrated tho dey by 8 procession of several thou Willises tespapet a8 Ch Wilson e Het barin “OF balcnte re ctaoLaeE: he Wass bees } ' FP eter Witnens nad aede innainieg ed tue | AMY and ec unthoss arultide of wo-etators, ‘Tue | ‘tLose oreseut were Gen. J. J. Bartlett, Recorder | $4iid persons, whieh marched trough the principal | ,,Willicm Da tied ue voareise th tin Geeta | Kel, Bolice Court renerdae, bette Tumton tok 1 { apply to the Conrt for an | d-¥. ¥ Witness nad made inquirics abd oud | veil of tho staine wan removed amid tremendous | Hackely Mayor Hull, Clarence Seward, Mr. Van. | stfeets und Pennsy Mavenuc, One of tho trans: | Seetone s Meina | Who tencrved his decision sida t u to ihe | that li the pn 1 Gharing We | cheering, the firing vf cannon, and music frow the | dorporl,’ Mr, Buckley, Col. Gaul, Dr, Carnochan, | Piyeacles bore tho iuserintion, © Two hundred | saute» AoS61M Rosanna Mathoarn, aged 70, lost her sigh ] ' of the Coneorn wie What | Coucern b oOt aud commissions, He went | quitter Mr. alien, Wittvm Heory Hurivurt, aud My, W mall Of Casholics are for the J ahd uot ery | Me was Locke in years ago and thereafter lived wilt he ” 4 f ® he wanted to ¢ a nd | into along of Lis discoverivs ia re tle ¥, sta t the foot of the stutns, | Wood. rie patrimony of et te eek fe lored, tterea | bi ty. ab No. o liidge © A Fabry Hees Ir When Aohve ech, cloning thesy words? | But one toast was given, and this was the health | The coremunies closed wita a display of dreworks Atarney | O8 Thursday ciel M Hiear « * ra the use ® en. I nh Gsked what Was the relevancy of | © Tis monanent, which was projected in a tine of | of Se re Croumer. Ta intreduemng Gas Mr a a sluts of 10 guns. Hin a8 an od “straw baler. mod | OL Of the wrong w Woana ta x u Hat such requests had not Gath profoundest posse, nov bscowes the memorial of | Stuart wrapped Muaclt toa mantle a 1 clo: | om ae Vin deiaut of 05.00 bal, to answer | *ewalk Waa inetaatiy killed i y Judge Kes nol 1 that ttwas relevant as | One of the wo-t though bliodiest, of | quruce, and. ponred. forth a rot int lectud | The Downtown Merchants Demsndiag « ¥ in cases in whic we'herctuiore | ‘The Magnus Gross Ass iq ; Ved it has right t show te Lenuhau's efluite to get at the workings of | modern wars, Ml #0 deurly achieved be a. Tt Was considered ie happiest effort ot Lis ” un of the Viaduct Road, Conspicuon i : tact night Ey ty : i bY tre a tasting one." Te, Butone speech was made, an was Senator At a meeting of merchants and bankers ye f Newark, who beat bis wite | enter, KW, Wel 4 evunlly b Gen, Kany a long speech showing that ho ceremonies close: onferring of | Creamer's response to the tonst, He secined partly by kere y n escaped ptired oa Tun Ra resolutions wera, edonte ay é wibin } ; is bud secoanis, att od re'usal to aly | ditary command of the most dstingulsved regimenia | aud the moat graceful tanzd $50,000 009 would fall upon the taxpase Wall | te eater, “The door was eit Head (ie wan se: | mon Pleas yosterd 4y } 6 | low Him to do so compeliing Litn to resort to the | wan given to Various Generals and Triuces. “Among | Leuulor Crontar saitence Hicove to day. Ho will Laver an i itil Cured Fae hanes neeners ' 1 Agent; eof | courts those whe recrived these marks of f:me from the | be nccompanio,, by Dr, Fordyer Darker. Clor sirens sroufainen Gould nob opncalve why (lie railway |’ “Wilte iaskinl Balaman of New Orleans Was'riding | buteeee co iee Teec re } i hi Ay eA i Alter @ long discussion, tho Chair sustalnad the | bands of the Kinperor were Priice George of suxony | Sew rh, fr, V rpucl, Mr, Buckiey, duu vb vould end wt Chambers strert, Howard | thn stage yerterday, Blion Williaias Of Jerscy Cag | ¥2O saved As aecarity for at objection to thie kestinuny dad Prince Leopold of Davari. Gen. ron Koon was | of our frat silicon Potter, Jonathan Sturgisy. M. Jessup. donn Ke Wa pred th, ‘tle took Unt lie wallet, aud fetuued It ty | 88 Wero given Dy Benotte by v4 ' : tain secess to the eo] the Rev. Mr. Slicer \ 1 the ruling of } elevated to ihe rank of Count of the Krpire. und | Hee rrics letters of introduction to Mr, Glid- | liana, H, Bellyde, 8. Hugelon A Me Given, | theneci ceot of his pantaivogs. Kien soon gor | J. L. Brownell, Firat Vice Vrestiout of the New aN Uap Land necessar the Caair, and demand rn i nara. Gen vou Muitke was wave Field Marsial of the | sions, Lord Lytton, tue Bar. of Dorby, the Right ands, Ko Miatibews, 8. N. Spofford, b. B. Chit aot of the stage Will lie wailct, Containing $iS Laler | York hock Ex. ange eud Treacor uo tewart, “ Ail \yet iis righte now but] Pending tats appest « ur vt adjournment ar mapertal Ariny Hon, Ben) iain D Leach and vier aghisl wtatoe- | dor. abd Rose! Picips wore appointed w commitees | {tie tay he ‘bilen in the custsdy ot Dacective | piiver Kedaciag Co apaty, Ge)'ko.us Dsnia, Fee ‘ A : Guately web Ab CaECULI Ta ea goNraed Dut imme | To-nigit tie eutire clty was Itlumoated, and ro- | men. fi friends wisn bi u happy voyage buds | to clner with toe Diroctors of tie Vinduce fence Flowers. & hotorigus pisbpooker: Ellen was weld oy | Geass bee einces owen ee eS AUIAM Ne Git a He weuiow the Guurge of ‘disregard aud cou | diately wot in eaeculie weenlod doicing & ob ita weight. sale return, to te urd vo a Verimiuus at tue Basiory, das | erage OG ouuors ‘ewon, Since last Mv-rtnaihar he haw A the Toub6 for thay HOCIVOD BLY Uricks, maklog AL\od tous Of #IIKY silyoR