The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 12, 1871, Page 2

1BER THE SUN, TUESDAY, DECK ™ - saaavenpnannee ~ caenssane enemas ——$———- ee — , ty OUT em Po cane vaitivt on i myo NTOE ) ’ i r Vike f n host, stopping sud. | the least necessity, and by means of acall inthe | TUB PRINCE OF COUNTED » om. Congressional contests of 1870 in the | part bbe wepcibAli 1 _ ‘; Ne. friend,“ Welt White all ‘ é j Trial of hon DM ° eee talon 4.6 States' the Den . were members of the Genesee Cou led : " A aP ash ' Ms nui ¢ je a t Conttactor-\ Witness vir OS eal the Democratic candidates t ; | | DON HAMILTON FISH AND TS SPY "4 i . . met } ‘ 5 sting fron gd cont. ‘ ; . Society, But it seems t er NYSTRS Banog the f hey are spies from the Court | the Ru they are so my D im $200,000 in Countericit Notes ta Tt Rhines for Alt. Ceived a majority of 14,310 votes, 1 AE BT bin to join th , ‘ he refused t pe who come | ' Home the scerets of the | offered to Russian t which will t ne Voars iblican loss in two y 215,074 in ring rather to 4 hie] Catacney Kavcked Dver— Bat Me will Ries | Jtdges! deliberatio Iwhen T get done with | treasured up, and, like chickens, may. ¢ oshua D, Miner, the wealthy contractor, wag DAY, DECEMBER 19, 1671 States, These figures are absolutely way, without being bound by the ral ! tio-Bettiet Bribery ot i. Davin-Cas | them they rim ¢ J soll the same seereis, | home to roost hereafter, Mr. Fish dishon- | Pat on trint yesterday in the United States Cireait ¢ et 1 we ion why the | 4 ta of Nowed that Trev ay Knows abont th Social Urowot of | with mine addod if the to tl ty | or ! ht nt hae ey Court, on the indietinent against bint for procurin Harnnm’n Great Museum, de, Risk, May, and 634 ly Mbithi tk tote pes baal ata toh da : : bs Ben Butler's tuvestieations tow Nite ¢ Ia like the purer life of | eecutlone gel nny bas tel par master alten, | Counterfeit plates for printing counterfeit nationsl Meeth's ThentveHam'et accepted ns a ele ation of pale |r $a quac he had no diplom Ave Private History. i p ‘ f 1 shad no paraltel in all out | curreuce moten As in the freieg trial, Mr | theeere ‘Wienlee- at (nits opinion tren ber ted by \ f the | Corresponvencs of Tt Was aad TF throw it iy tuat we may | post experi The Qunkeyiam which he has | pont eon Se anA Leys Barre Bryant's Opera Row eecand $94 ¥ A uate ef the EC Soclety as a physic r could he Wasnixetox, Doe, 10. judge mire ac ely of Catacazy’s wnocence | extibited 1 Engtand in all his polies, and | ta Brincipal ‘councel for th sa iy, Corner Unathie- dots Ae ree ihe HaLTeIRT Ao inter ee Wilk ty itiemt mbroglio has eotne to ai ov guilt. It is we now that th 1 | to tiv fal ame here with | t tr Toueoy is for at the ¥ oink tlhe tee Learn bie Ml vorend the | UPon this the Doctor made au tion for | roared terribly in the index, and Duke is among us, to understand the high life of | out ans Ain to favor, renders his oute | Mill, one of the diseentin * pers Boa, rth Amen, GHW es Cmeene LAR, The membership in the socwty, which wast roaring the denowement is in Russia. Tf any of our belles should think of | rageous conduct to Russia all the more disgust- | W8* bercinptorily ced by t Amarienn Cone, ¥ heal A Ath) tee eis nid Aw year nyo oF t © broyght suit against | word the iaterest ia not kept up, First we had | marrying the Grand Duke, it is right and proper | ing to intelligent and sensitive At Heat ail Trarunetions winniey te Noe ta error. The elections of this Sul were Not | iat body to compel them to grant bine admi the ¢ dies of the State Departmont spreading | that she chould known the manners and customs | out regard to politieal divisions Seventh stash becotan. Bematayes " national, as were those of 1870; the policy of | gon. On the trial Coane ¢ nted hie | gossipping reports in all directions, in which | of the people she is to go amor Think of @ | was most anti-Britich in all his professions Thad some days previouely conve Mt. Peter's Grant's Administration not now #0 | diploma und other satief wees as to | there was anid to be groat quantities of (reasons, | wedding breakfast interr by th aud | elghteen montha ago, is now th at tool ered olue base Gad eeatied thare ai listinctly In igsuo as it wr and t hie anil ' lone fr f ing | stratagems, and spoils, especially apoile, Tho | Duke rising to kick John Thomas! This would 9 who direct th ra of | istra } uu it wacvaane’ J rei want Vin his cows V took up the matter and made it | be awkward if the bride took a John Thomas | tion in favor of British interests, and who are tthe plates i Have tot hel the interesting by t rin Madame Catneazy who | with her, for with our loose American notions | well paid for their pai , 1 the carpet wit to mem ‘ 4, ay Sumner assures ug, the handsomest wo- | Jobn might kick back, and in that case the har —— \eoeen Manne} * Yeh. i pl aa nine reguler practiaing in Washington. Sumner knows anything | mony of the entertainment might be seriously MUSICAL = aie sebuhea —— he knows fernle b and whon he spoke of | marred, - NALIONAL REVORM TICKED, Ske If official figures are to be credited, tesa | ihe Cetacazy a that glorious woman, the thing | Almost every hers who speaks out at all | ‘ now that, ex | jato Franco-lrassian war, AML the ingenious tthe t hin st mossag te ' : ; Ser Breed | ‘ is al mossage, | d ierile and undign’ As the treaty \ianew one? 7 cepting in Now York and Penney! nthe | for desiroving life pertected under the pa wittied € y between our forergn re making power with us rests partly in the Sena’ pera Ata ree iid # rather against the Democracy. 'T end l odd of t ; k breath, And-now that the midwife | wl facts of the cane Cat ac 1 j . . taal ¥ y ' s { Fr it wow 1 me b 4 rth th i tie bi ¥ ‘ « ted, from “ i i) ve ae val tendency, with the special results in ( has Lt forth the diplomatic baby, | was as invch inter rom nnsider an history ‘ J last your, but AMUEL J. TILDEN two Btktea to tle ureof | truet ¥ +f} the ruch a puny affair that everybody is | tions, in this Alubaina treaty as Sir Kdward nory aad # wore detained In Paris in ov New the Tr frouds, Bat tong ct i cai H 1, not to say disgusted " sonvenuene Germ : ve a Hiselten Rind Resta Fae the Whito House story Catacaz A nthe revelal by the St prmance ip Cairo br - a Novem Hes for the Crm : ik , H eral A " y of tho offence of speaking disrespect. | Department in this matter we are called to ' . pate iti 1. One tert of office for the 1 i od AES lal the hed reathddle iala AT it vt ' in, tw Chief Magistrate, It is said that he | serve that the Secretary of State gets hold of t ugha R e . more ‘ f Taunm nif Quant is in the fleld an is to be she ' President « hog. This was very bad in | evidence in, to say the least, very questionable | 7 aeum Rad is writing an opera. Mas Bruch, “ then, ev h the Democracy are com ' 1 ween the petty | tue Russian Minister, but he utight have pleaded | ways. How pritate conversation, teleg ils ; fel he nie hontai honaiadi is ns tteePhebbctbeed 1] pelled to ¢ nter him hi 1, if} ne fl actal hundred t snocence by saving that itas merely a quota- | letters become the property of Don Hamilton | Richard Wagner's Stag s-Play—ao h ’ ment » " ‘ they 1 present R m candidates whom { f \ have f 0 f( Gr former jates and | Fish would p ably bear as ch an examina v " med of pu the people ean trust, th ve popular in. | bs be, ' id 4 sf as, J Fisk, J 1 Esq g made | tion and as much odium as that w rests upon 1 of three asive ’ u grnation which broke up the den of thieves y i ag of that phra , ho Russian Minister, The fact is, ystem of Kemat H t n the enm me toad spies, brought into use b} ato civil war, is A special the ith mucinery on a gran est ' a y Hall will spread over the |! i netic tehatniret hme Lah war : ng bdr nite t got the he caae at Gute AAG Wt: Cae as lay continned here, and used for political and social sto be e i for the parne commit t AV. Pe cil § that app | SOUntEy AC scatter tO the wi ; ' iy cow ‘ ' | the Bi parpos Certain officials can and do emp! toon bes hits Ju r's friends to | pale cL iny belief. 1 alter ard gave t to went to cffice will depend on party | selfish, corrupt, monoy-making, and t i | ‘ iH Se mig ta number af | Tate the necessary mowey; but the undertak: | meer Kenrven, It qever lt my ¥ E ‘ ropting the oft fi A pern el ouidaue baud teal \ v t tog pa, watch It King of Bavaria, | for then. giving fun the money at te. 4 eat en tt j ikon an 2 erte k 1 t 0 \ oles, and interview u cting parties ° L-Piay is est for them, L paid him atthe time. be $5,008 ivant and hie Guardians. ‘ § Leese tabtinentnosd Yroid vo otues pare hie wife t watever ; Lon Int rate | for the purpose of fastening an offence upou a oF adout $249,000 in one | £84, LEED ft have lon nentianed tecue iat wonan V. Ref t ven redu in the num: A very singular y told in somo ¢ ttle of eM bd killed | way. The pre « personal enemy, Several instances of this or It t# proposed to provide this sam by | £1402 in counterfeit twos, tous. bet ot vevenee cf the expenses of collect | the papers respecting the recerit round robin wuded of boil sides ex t f f freedom aud educates the | have been given me that I propose expounding | the issue of one thousin| serip cortitteates of three | pougut rom hii | 949 80. ing duties and taxes; fixed salaries for all revenue | gignod by forty-four Senators and one Vice f ‘ WZ | pec That f a litde mixed, aud might | in order that the people may know the sort of | Mamdred thalers rack, entitiing the holder to admis fytos, neonate ss hpehantest officers: the on OF ieapors deties the | president besceching Mr. Fisit to remain i a the Fr russian war, Hot a si battle | produce ins. udied too much; but you | agents they have intrusted with put ry eal Paced eplnecbae table lnspih Mead eensl addled Vue witness testified that he had sold all the couns neccesaries of life, und the reduction of other duties * are a hat wees the Usten . ; ag ot rye L : may be taken by three persons in company, allow: | terfeit money he td bought from Miner, and wae rp ttationalcand moderate system: the | office. It sceme that this petition was not ; hee : know wha nd that's enough. And to | And there is one case now under way that has | ine sen one to attend one performance, Kueh per | about giving ‘urtner testimony as to having Doughe abolitic nec ne! and superfluous got up because Gen, Granr wanted Mr] Girth ee ft cat this palladiau trifled with by « representa- | peculiar interest, formance will occupy four evenings, one being de- | Counter'el: momiy trem Minet fome that onough nal taxes, leaving only stamps, tobacco, and distil’ed | Fisit to stay, but because he had detormin a s ad tive of an effete ¢ fills every true Ameri It is @ dangerous game to play, because it | voted to the Preiude, and three to the Festival-Play | nud been proven Already, if te witness was to be rite ap the subjects of n, ‘ ; a n 1 with b Th gain, it is urged | provokes retaliation, o ast sugge reaps | tse agner is to select the best singers and ma- | believed, to condema Miver: and Jadge Bonedict bi : to appoint Judge Prenneront in his pl It is possible that r delligerent : and st 1s Sraee || provokes FetaUatiog, ot, St. Toadt: suggasys chees| hy : : immed the Court notil IL o'clock ths mornings V1. Legisiation to prevent the levy of blackn . at this Cutacaz rf hed members of Con- | by which the unseen acts of our pubhe fane- | siciine of Europe to take part in the work, and he w ale upon the question uf adwittin ! ; ‘ty politic | in fact there i# no doubt that he had | « lence between Gen. Bi of a : . when be Will role upon the question uf adwitting upon clerks and 0 Iie ofticers for party pot fi iva on { co thew. Here again | tionaries can be traced and made known, It is | drill them ior two months at Bayreuth before com: | tue evidence 0) jected Lo eal purposes, and for th ry panisiment | offered the State Department to Judge | Kentucky and Col, O'Nuar may tea we are shocked, but whether ou account of Cate | said that the power posseascd by the Hon. Bon. | Mencing the representations, The interest mani — alike of those who demand and those who pay su PrEnREroNt—and the Senators in question ous investigation in the Courts. By the laws esate foariwe ave at o/lase 6 dos || KGuRiacPulllo DUMGe OerGt Suen TG LEVER Seated aa aghout Germany 1s THE SLEEPY HOLLOW UORROR, omer . ‘* e fF t y ay one wh hall another t ee . tek nat arte reat, a! is No doubt that this giwantic opers maf . —— were determined to keep him out. Though £ NGHEE TAR GHIRORE EEL TaUce ermine; but » shock there very dim | 1 don't know how trae this may be, but Tam | ve mrougit out, in accontanee with the wienes | Haase Vam Wart Muckhont Still Strageling The Real Strensth of the Democratic | tl: all great partisans of Grant's re | pis such ach } s olenth 1. | tinetly told that there is a little manuscript book in ex ndone ote for a Lease of Life. dean Party, nom nation, they donot think he has disere fae se : $ said (hat ‘ was called to an | istence in which all the movements of a certain SE ee eee a aan Gin ship, ai pec L aud * a 1 pklyn, yester before Judges nar, Gik The foot that many prominen tion enough to appoint his own Secrotary of |" . Pall y ry of State for these most | high official are accurately tracked, My in THE WINCAELE DIVORC ise ibs, Aes Thee Dacha saatas! ave fr a ‘ Sta ee ie resorted to this lita : : d le transa %, ld start up in groat | former tells me that some of this is very curious - Unie ea tid i ’ ' r ge iP ise ; yan eee lignation, and, » his right hand, cx- | reading, exhibiting traits and practi th An Ushears OF ADRNEAGR ts & Ceustier isan ahh bets lei dal but 5 candidate from The 7 Gaveaton. tho aloe 1 ( Col. O'Nwan's ‘Asa Christian gentleman, Mr nigh al ttle dreamed of by the of Separation Procured Ly Fraud—Benten ¢ judzment of guilty rendere thin on his Raputt cx tae kn ste rieton . : na ‘ Teall Godt ees that Tknow nothing | Hut how sickening, mean, and despicat tall Potuin rial retore Judge Tappen in June last. eet i ) Mr. Fisn : z ‘ this t 1 when the S +, and to what @ pass we bave come wher In the Winchell divorce suit J Spencer On New Year's day, 1869, Buekboat murdered hit Guan f that 1 ot i ‘ plied to it in the i 1 prescut bim with the proof th sik aveiens Gan be Wolemaied (hr at at be Snperio t, seater 8 wife and Alfred Kendall at Sleepy Hollow v tie | por as | N nS * y ' . : c 1 eur i nat wou read t ame aud Timon fer of arr = £W i on the Hf * a te all t that in the nex t wan wor . ey : : ‘ ah Due went A 1 Well. M —-+ ged eduction of the plaintiN's wife, and i jury disag trial, in June will be ne ' Arie : ause Gen. Buaorinan hw 1 eared ul rant and Fich—Their Insult to Rupsias uprewe Court t V against fe | test of murder in’ the first f ner wan who Will be more, sf 1 hoped t n would teel dis « y ev ttn escemed | orespunde (the Sa Eliza for the pos F daughter was post « ee Tappen 10 be wen ttie } many f accept : TOR EAE he whole af a game, and when | Wasninaton, Dec. 6. wn | poned. T 28 volves exitaor ir plication was made é tioka ‘ me r dered it magnat efit eur e Pr ve, excites | fete. Over two years ago t R. B, Winch ue eetings until t alition all the advocs the Se att Week man f k ' 1 3, r 1 mainly, from its barefaced | arite a Justice Pratt \ ational con . > several My a gz ase ics ton he single obje : alters Ww e George W. Martian When Fraryis Lare n of Demoer t Ls and ex ‘ rene ¢ renomination, It is the child of When Mrs, W “ns wih | Bits Beg : jared taaS che 1 c i vile i ra 8 tt us for . t a divorce, she W Term, which meste in F ah next, He sad thas A v 0 * “ pposition,to Catacai , arneg yy @ quality “ ’ as signation, bu r We argamyit, ae Ca in 4 whose autagonisi he Perkins claim and the A\ o had received the return to tne Writ at atror trom to the juried ofthe Kentucky Couris oves fs The portion of it devoted to foreign affairs od ber it was only @ jox Dee ee ae te ce ihe teaar nut TERT ray ne used * bien the bama Treaty, This turns out to be the truth, F obs Agehlcs ae i ae ay yt not be printed in oo 0% President piace, 8 off committed in Obio would yet rewain for y exhibits a malignity and personal feeling such as | meant nothing serious, and that she need wake n not be prin ve have nc r ined Nissen Ishough frequently denied by theadministration | Ooyc¢ before diagraced an Awerican State | notice of it, an it would. be the last abe would | # time, an Were were 1. fllon or more, 8 programine, and fent could af other pers; and these facts will appear clearer when | Haier if this unseemly and muddled document | *¥er hear of it, and when pressed by her for anex: | ponement, saying tiat the application wad t eined ; wiom the pl t Gen. Quant sopher; he takes | further developments are made, You will ob- | Ay be placed in that category, More than that, | Plauation of 40 cracl a joke, he told her that he | only for delay, and that the people nad a richt, 5 ally, 18 ¢ s \ t t that sabes ‘ hee ee eae ore than that, | iad cued one rtin criminal conver. | have the case brought on at the earliest possible 8 WILLIAM 8, Ghor tery RocTWrLL's nan men 1s safe ning y m easy, and takes | ser much of the corresponde brought | ity statements on the Russian matter, are de- : na ot i r se ae = ’ eder 5 : moment. Ass proof {hat the application was mere: for Vice-Presid t i many of the ut by that old Indy, Simon Cameron, is sup ji * : sath boher, and tha order to en- | yor relay, he called the attention of the Court t t Vice-Presiden: will Ue md — vedi Bisson oxen thik aa went over thi nel Wiberately false and designed to deceive the coun- | iirig nim to recover exemplary damages against | tbe fact that nearly three morths lad elapsed since those Republicans who should | store is gene Mr. Keteuam of New York has intro. | Pressed: Piny HEAP ah A dho try, an to the glaring discourtesy offered by the } Martin it was necessary for a suit for divorce to be | tie #4y of proceedings was ontained. aud the coane ulnr, tl respe © and scratched out all that was] p : Mead : Asbelilehldie sie: ce to be | vel for the defence had as yet dove nothing. hat the Democratic party was dead, | {'° fiche v ed in the House of Representatives a bill for fo 1 ie : ' ae [Ae | President, his Secretary of State, and the whole | peading betw them, and that, without unde fe Judges reserved (heir decision. the ¢ was to be merel. Mr, Fism to remain e Income Tax. He does n Saproper:: 10/88 Pauens am prepared 1 } official tribe to the Grand Duke Alexis on his | standing what “criminal conversation” meant more ——— ; F The narrative in the Herald is nit for the passage of more complicated | S4¥it that no man knows better than Simon what } recent brief visit here than probably immodest conversation, she accepted AMUSEMENTS. ngeany pretty sure to find r. He 1s as good a judge of thisas | © explanation, and thought no more about it until - ‘ led, but equally explicit. It reads as te s measure Ww ngratulate him The message says, he t 0 Mr. Daty's One Handredth Divorce a Very troublesome one te y ‘ Su is @ glorious woman atcabithe'Eceas hess head given ito: the ie a | Over twelve nthe subsequently, during all of . " R ; then ja the present atr ft ws wood sense and courage of his t same time I would hike, for the truth of history lip ina tees which time her hasband and self were living together Last bight“ Divor was played the one peta ‘ The S etter to Seerctary Fisit, w — eee APALL ita’ sGuResied | Gaseanea cots caeulisned: || Pete eee ee rat ne Tho | y sushand and wife, when she accidentally heard | bumtredth time at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, Tt } d “ Ps sod, will be aésented. ta’ by Uh) ry. b delpcancckcanar warner UP ve they sballbe, And when so pub. | -7iaee, came here and there was not even an | 1.4; ne had obtained divorce trom ber, She thea | thestre was packed. This comedy has proved « nt Id in wag h ; H “ i : 1 Government was about | Catacazy says they phall be. % 9 underling to receive him on behalf of the Presi- | applied to a friend to introduce to her an attorney | mine of wealth for Mr. Daly. He and bis company without allics fa momb mit ’ ° tok to Cuba for the final sup: heiL.St Wilt be sound that the ebatge moat of Jent, So gross a breach of politeness and pro- | with whom she migiit t and learn her rignts, | appear to have been Ivunched on the bigh tide of 1% In answering questions wane FieRs whe wo Keep Frew in against n war of iudependouce. Yes | sive to the Adi earaen 8 bed ihe mat De- ) riety was never before perpetrated, and the ou William M. Schovley was, some time in February, | fortune. When Mr, Daly ook bold of the Bir few fact value thaua v But what will the peonle think of the nt was made froin the same | partment, known ta be Bancroft Davis, was tought | ray, for such it is, is made more conspicuous | 1870, introduced to b ater learning the Fics, | Aveane Thestre 40 zenrs spo, 1M fortaues were tf tecls _ eat pens 4 juerter that the Inte message of President Gaant | up by the Britieh Gocerninent in advance of the | aia offensive by the almost official weleome ex. | made a motion at Chaubers to set the judgment of | the lowcet ¢ ee decl Senators and Vice President who signed this f the Alabama Treat 1 would ‘ ch ducoslania diver sides Wnlaie desi the fact that he produces American plays, inte? c Gen, Gran Mr F had created such excitement and alarm in | negotiaté he Alabama Treeiy woul {ed to Prince Arthur, who was waited on by | ‘le Court decreeing one WALSH Teas : ‘ i eatcireeeh wave i j ajority jeu, GuANY in | memorial to Mr. Fist, when they see them ‘ her have Catacazy’s evidence on that subject ; Brady did in the following language: preted by American artists, and encourages na 18S wax 800,588, Virginia, Mississiy , a bedcers for GRANT ; Cabinet had resolved | Ta ’ ects | ihe Assistant Secretary of State, in bebalf of | YY and forbear tocommenton | talent tu every possible way, Texae not at 8 i Flor q ry yp hare Bina i )trbopa, three Gene. | for with the records of the Imper ny gation | what the President calls “the Government.”” Wren exarninag AT ao so.order that the judement gf fe : ud 2s on, a same time that by thie very Thus it seems that in | before him, he knew how Alaska passed from tt But what makes the matter worse, ana will | ‘ougtemmande yorder that ne Jude ment : The New York Chrous, ingr electors by segislature val! | memorial admit it to be their | «he opinion of th ards it takes thirty | double-headed eagle to the bir 1 of free give it peculiar signifleance at St, Petersburg, is fave oerty Co appear ANd ahewer Mr. Lent is certainty giving bis pa , this seemit ne ty really is, will | opinion that Grant docs not know enough | thousar tod the Cubans, white four | that wae on golden wings, In aw the fact that this visit had been planned for seve ch A Sa ec gn aur ap taed UNA Wa anwakent in wireneoee luate it by a lect his own Seerctary of State? Will | 4 nd are all that are required for an expect. | how it was himself, Z ral years, Mr, Seward had authorized an invita | Be) who made an OWIng connie! feed and | rene trom the lodelgemt oablie. ‘The sest foe sesle whi Leon ro com not say they have had enough of a | ed war with the United 8 at talk here of an investigation. | sion ¢ be extended to the Grand Duke Constan- | gozo, aud the plaintidl was required to pay. the san etic sports of the circus will never be lost ea b 1 nd n rs, the tial | Presider necds to be kept under over é will be had toorifhad,whether | tine to visit the United States, That idea was ip lan ars. Ga ble Calling to db this Wis there, are children. to ba. daxsled with tbe vote in ns 5,803,0 1 GnaNt’s me . ey Ana WIL theernat de n \ F mus n L conquer. Geant abandoned, and in May, 1867, Gen. Clay notified | qotion tie piaintit's attorney. tesisted ‘on the | aparkling show or men and women to admire the ir 1,000. Th 1s = 4b alect ‘gome sonal tn AGT wie Le S Inay district uf { our interests and | ine Department of State that the Prince Alexis nd that Mra. W B open adal- | display of perfect ohyviesl Walbing, Manly Souragey 8 t , ) his majors aed , date without ian j Y n each ward, twenty days | honor, and a pr onsideration could | would come in bis stead. The Emperor's iaten Avted to sus! yuttoute leapers 8 unusi f wa i f Ay aa ; peered The \ime sup, Has she Mayor | be found lo. be ee tion was to send him that year, but the purpos f Which s Somersauite bring of & nature t0 AF * ‘ 4 rty fiv tem: 1 n 8 appolutments? If so, why are thi publican organization as was the expe ‘ was deferred until he attained his ma Le aL Rare flake one sven bear wivn cheriiad se of ( sity of r ‘ wany to the Democratic p Mav leat hai Deaaldane ware ormally nesses Wilk Areary sallies of the ¢ 1 the of Chapped a ld | derhand mea keep him frou a : i furnisied M ferior pad-nid 5 t , ry y ) In the I ved Cat ¥ cor I sidering this Catacazy affair v ntended visit: by the Rus Legation auently d tin thelr movements. by f i a wh . tor lo : sie! ban vahasen iitae cinta r twe have as yet only the ex parte st f course fuller informa ed | oF inte : 8 a b nake rag, Aine 3 i : ' MU We he an oh ke Te M f the plaintiff, What may be the cas al t St. Pet z | A \ Ne 8 : see i donot Dr ' a er Tenk, who we believe is ted by | When the detence is heard is further along. And ence exo f ft \ a ¢ dre. W a f ‘ Lf alee i t 2 hy Not President for wife? : ; M . bear in mind that the usages sin during the ret », and : "| Gnattended with mel dan unt : 5 : r I acy are what different sachin nad'¢ a ; 2 th maya ef the y , 5 ( % ; gies ruing the Young Men's Christian and 1 to Admiral F 1 ‘ $s hazard Ks) | ‘i ) NR The word dy y itself has G Dd . t { g butl | w It ered | in . I i 5 | i | } 1 t of .! 1 ‘ y T 1 t Rhith I V ‘ ! : Gs #4 a hat thus we may t { 1, Nobody tells lies in Washing t Be M. Cat what bo may, | BAS ny lg ee : | Th ‘ pig : t which is Little shor 4 ves any one, or takes p ts in return for | Mr, Fish—of which much is to be said that d " ‘ 1 for'p and the Homan u 1 ret lee te - 1 if | * > ond manag Oo have Mr, Si a 4 M 6 1 be 9 by m : bm peti paid t f t poentive r unusual p: “ D ! W t x . 16 hie J e tion, J.C. B, Davis to muke restitution to the ston, he or sh Grand Duke, so 1h morning Colonel Dawson went before Judgo Spe d ‘ meas . , Hidated, his It has been proved by th without sin, eack sion should not be n 1 by any Raaa reo cal tear inne pleintt arnee per ver the eany w of the y « Tithe Republican pr wis , 1 roft rrivs around whole basketfula of | And this was the more indispensable, bec naant in the case, whereupon detentant ‘ he gave Guana Ma © 8 an it is Erie Compan % { which to dornick official pr he President had agreed that M. Catacazy she OF le Boner Sie paniaes We loeb tHe SUANItS nt ® dowens 3 ! it " Y to make two 1 the ma sof Hartford and I a remain as Minister, in order to nt the Princa overyiuiug, ant taking the heh no, 1 r Wi riain t does not vary 6,0 { 1 eault w to the rio ¢ any of about | tices fastened upon bis agent by our vir plain 1 Russian Minister, or, howev sod that ifthe a certainly . § not adew of dollars, Dayts- mad ‘ ; : ranted to make sach a case ne would Jastity any Court in | vita fr i Peak hae ; (0%) J Prosident, What Gortchakot self 11 much y have departed from the stri | feoning. ou order of arr hice i 1 ‘ : java ‘ : I lors lst two tmillions. Why J from an eminent American gentioman who on fod r dip atic vo he we | Speueer wata denies the : v niet , - ert a " B Li ‘ byt at 1 Y nt r ' « hasaaa , fast by the grent Buropean diplomat. He found | am Government, and while ' THE PRESIDENCY ee : : 3 ahitines re f th . ty bef xor — table spread in beat al apal ent of t 1g that relation, an jally during th 7 ° . « t; New York hem, t . ( 1 who are responsible for (Eggs the uncarpeted but polished tl fihe Grand Duk von decency demanded | 4 Grant Organ Changtue Front What M i rroat ra ‘ ‘ a de n will p P, Newswire's death is Polic ‘ ya art W ihe vanteetainimen td Hecate Dace Bowen Thinks of Charles Sumner a Jew, Hoping ' the Northwest; North | reached by spring. In the Supreme ¢ Witisam Ts MoCowp. He bas charge of (be | was progressing ploasantly, the Russiar Pou ia aimht ak nado hee Thore is probably no ho State of M ‘ peumuly bets i te \t r xt t @ special ter ' atavia d Market Court, and it was t t add tarted to his feet, and with ‘ vwh sins dl | sachus Counting In and Counting Ou in \ \ i Hucting t rs f y to res ‘ Dorey when latter | ont a word of 1 kicked one of the ser ave kept his mouth shut per. & CF hist phase of ter " ‘ ged Mr. Newkinw down stairs, Mc vants with such e that went sl t wan the course persued 1 i ult a Sin 4 cone 1 f mor \ ene been rendered. 1 ‘ ng to. tho | Cons ia in r { the ice-box in whieb | half way across the room, And then the Minis: | presentation of the Pringa, it was semi-oiticially | Mt’. Thonme Cou i negroes voted a ipeeitential : rein vin § th Dr, J re are 1 while awaiting the arrival | ter resumed his seat, and went on with the | announced by telegraph that M, Catacasy y n AR ORD OF Bl M J and K } fist voled (Ane hell “ at F th ¢, Men and women are promiscu- | breakfast and the conversation as if nothing ha¢ t be permitted to hold any conversation with ne Eh ms é Me cana ont ae ad frequently differed with al g usly 1 in this box, ‘Verrible fights fre- | occurred he Presidant, No sooner was the chilling cere- | 4 lon abant.ihe Now Verks Th legally Suri 0 Mer re- | tlemen in the same region to the | quently and the worst of crimes aro ’ 4 aeoranal h . serday's Inbune nthe bivt ter ¢ re Tiwe roturns show that in these | ureer Phy . : hy ’ t f aries A9 at ite breakfast my friend aevomp 1 th ony over, than it was promulgated that his 1 The 7¥mes could: not-exiss if courtesy or de- | aume © k q r eating certain or forme ted Grand Jury will do well to in nistor to his apartmonts,and in passing through ) was oni nd now at respon 1 the T sloven States GHANE recolved a majority [of diene, wish ied. cerned ta ncecari | tempted. The rand. Jury will do well to in- | Minister to his apartmontsand in passing th u was ended, and now a nasty correspondence | ceney were required of its but it would be better | M27 the courtiue od , ¢ r ret. McCoup, 4p ante-chamber he saw a knot of men dresyed fis iorced befure the world by Mr, Fish, without | for ix to etek to rlander and avoid criticiem, oWD WoMines, D. ; :