The Sun (New York) Newspaper, January 10, 1872, Page 1

_ << TIIRTY-NINTH YEAR. eee PRICE TWO CENTS, nat | gctroentacetag gras Qe | NEW YORK LEGISLATURE, | gomaseyayigot comme von ven'oy TTB LOUISIANA OUTRAGE, COL, FISK IN HIS GRAVE, | wr'pocctinettin'ana'enciosed in eee pasrevoard a domitable co pro ine of « boxer parce of Me the worid with so maoy b, yous, TE t splendidly to-nieht, Huested, members of the Ror rim which furnisne | om Tete warn you ts ra placer. | Bait let night could not. sicep. on anak herd bed - THE STANDING coMMITT [WPOSISO FUNERAL CEREMONIES | 6) hem, None but intimate triends were Permitted 1, Ve “oe ‘of the | Stokes’ miosis ares Bolted by Mrs, St com. and nis SPEAKER §MITH ANNOUNCING THRE o baatker Smith announooa the [following stunding | THA FINST ALOOD SITRD DY THE CUS. wr x! to visit the room aud Lok apon th eof the a fF the | appetite is gor le ‘ites out His Own bill of fare, 4 aN ry a " ninitbees + 3 5 4Y BRATILEBOLO. Colonel, “Hardiy tad the Grat streak of down ap: ‘@ your aworde your | and itis cooked for him in the best manner. For STANDING COMMITTEES, On Ways and Moan Maroy, Haugh hla A ddan Soria) os peared when tie Jingle of the sleigh bells announc jaa fan jauel to | bronkt esterday had milk toast, poached | 11 og ton. Peli, Kennedy, I and Houghton, . -_e Dend Colonel's Virew ized by bis | ed the arrival of tne country folk from miles and eae eee ine Utriapa to tarlin | S&B coffer, and hominy. A Juicy tenderloin stork, | Growling Among the Disappointed Po! Qa tne Jagicvar Fines." Stiahan, Nuss. | A Warmoth Representative Shot Down te eri r-seenes Alone the Reute and at | miles srouad Into the town they poured in s Ge of tour countrys honor, God knows whether La prvi | Trane rate ged jens cons well piammer, A. L, Hayos, Vedder, Tovey, Tildea, and D, © Street—Tho Kevolationiats Still wae steady stream ryoody knew Jim Fise of their ratte me of You uD 5 nd 4 det Win of God Burtod ta Fall Uniform | irrig pediline wacon was wont to travel. itis @ | thevciee waten froin, those mate tins, 16 | seemed thanatul, Hie Grst act in the morning is to | Tl Ganong zit Berri, Bastman Widen, am to Maintato Order-The Loaders D. with Seat aud Sabre. fe fact, which will force ttsell doon any one | your duty vo y nt, to your God, ty your: | read the newspapers, which ure farnished at his Leary, Jan. 9.—The committees are appoint | Ur Canals—Moreis, Fort, Bhepardeon, Simpson, Knet« ing the Barroom Logisintnre, hed to each ear, and in | woo mey mix with Col, Fisk's acquaintances, that | ##)ves, aud to your country request by the warden, 4, and #9 anticipated, thoro ts any quantity of heavy | r, Moulton, Rice, Mosier, and Pawe Tro Lorses were & New Onvnans, Jan. 9.—The De moeratic meets oat ma or were rapidly deawa ap Foarth avenne, THOSE WHO KNEW HIM LOVED NIM, Nuik weeaas eres Wun Vaurrley avioipeovacoel: | THE ROLE OIE Rum bee | Kicking and sweating being done, ‘The Hon. Hora | 4'Bubeock feat i Oge ne Gone Juda Border: G. Ing Inst night, aftor violent speeches, adjourned and eirongh the tnniel to Forty-second aireet. Tue | Here, where ue vas reared, everybody speaks | , Tile sermon, which was entirely extemporaneons fore Committtag tho Mturdor. PTE LRT Grind rece Tc ee de-Mestia, Writs, sinvth, Whither. | *ithout attempting the capture of the State House, crowd awrited at at the entrance to tue de. | well ol bim. | OF all the m “yeatorday, there was not | Je delivery was eloquent and gracefal, Bvery- A Sow reporter went yesterday to the Hoffinan oe #0 ofthe orainae . ean) ; am eee Greenhalgh, G. W,L, Suits, A. Mill, and | according to previous anlerstanding, To day the pot wes equelied In numbers and respectability Only | derson oat spoke of bis lie with onthust 1 Hee plbons cr ‘the Tiratal wens ta sevtores eter House, the late residence of Edward 8. Stokes, the | 1 Lashed Seth i while ete Ieat Buscar, Never, 24s House assembled with more than s quorum, The Driaet walea had aurrounded the Opera House in | othe sad death with tear pit ie Monderial where | os hire, Fisk Was nO pleased that she called Dr: | murderer, The peoplearound there aay shat gen | POutted that ho had fxod things for Twombly and nite Castom Touse party, unable to got a quorum, son the moraing. ‘The railings of the walle on eituer | ee ree eee cng Hees of teigke througnou: its | Flax to her and expressed her thenks in person. | erally epeaking Stokes seemed @ quiet, inoftensive | Muckay, and the result would seem to show that aon! their Sergosntat- Arma: ntrost mombers auntaroes A nan, | istie to th veley. aud Ay Fa ies Meiers. Bi man, Lewis, Burn sand Bi Lott, Holdeidge, W min Dr. Flagg (hen read the solemn burial service of - # . the Kpisespal Onuren, alter which the relatives were | Peron, and the very last who would seem capab’ permitted to come forward and take s jest loox upon | of committing a murder, Since he hes been tn ho knew wiat le wes talking about, The Bald Engio of Wostchester will preside’ over’ th sud even women risked | woo.e lengib, and in the side Ftree lous position tocateh pas: | Hered ox teams, and still they ¢ ‘coffin, Inside the | Hundreds have arrived irom Sorivefeld snd Bor: stood co nui me dashing in side werofringed with W, FApresontative Wheyland was a On DiS way from dinner at Victor's restaurant to the that eer sted wed pe A ! beratio nmitte ' of Viliagos 4. Phere ; npae of the,voor C ’ ton aud other largo cities within eusy reach, aie, it was at first intended Wo dispense | Tombs he has sent up to the hotel for various arti. | Celiberation of the Committes on Federal Relations. | jcuyene Malt of Viliauas--Mesers, Ploree WS. J: Van | State flouso, He was previously unseated by the depot every nvailablo inch of pace wae occucied thls painful ceremony, and Mre. Fis cles of clothing—coat, vest, pantalooes, and eo on, | THIS I® considered rather shabby treatment of Mr. | aati, hooey Custom Hos TUE HOTELS Ane FILL @ party, when Carter, by means of od upon seeing 4 } to It, but Mrs. Hooxer in orew messengers | Husted, who ts acknowledged to be ono of tho | ,09 Internal Affalis—Movere. Lynts, Bnos, Knapp, moluinda pressed orward, but reverontly, to try t 4 a paveed ve out BPs. 25 seemed toe | They say that exch day two or mete aael AS eee etl A MAPPL | tho arrente made Inst week, had © momenta: srosien sglimoae of the cuff, They were batend | 10 thelr Siete Seon: Kiva atroctecthe otacas | originsl programe yes opsused, The seese Hed up aiier various articles blest members of the Houre, Me isnot here, beinz | Wiley hi sas at ane: OCSESanees FO | ovity bal aot b QuOrEMA Ih Vhe. HeksO of Rapresome however, a it was catirely hidden from view by the | paces about town jesterday worning were crowed FEF og ld a Phgihlt Jamun. | The head barkeeper of the hotel aye that tor at | #ek athome, and many of pis friends think he will | jy yuantedl Bete ne Eee Het Toe | tatives. Aeesnh :G OV EERRCE RIOR: CEERGT Oe Weta Ty eee Tee NP OMSTTCL LE et matdans. iciohend see ee eta athe dG contain | least ten days berore the crime Biokes tind beon | dectine the position when he arrives, Mr. Prince Hosedce Ki kt ; : A WARMOTI REPRESENTATIVE @tOT DEAD, thi pati Was the alabsorbing topic of conversation. Of | himusell, followed her examole. Mrs. Fisk leaned | (fiRking Weavily. and was on Tat ment be terwied | gets the Chairmanship of tho Judiciary, whieh, it is | senna toys, Pn" gr cirtltoy. J. Dig hte . Yet by orders trom Carter's Borzeant-at-Arme, ON THE JouRNeY, course every thing in any way reiating to the dead oer and need Ladle inte tage he soe ‘PF | willing to awear on trinl that Stokes fuk driaks eharced, {9 In porenance of « contract made by bim Coer., “NC aie Barrith Goriut, Wheyiand wae oot aud afer denying the right We awalied the strival of the rogalar three o'clock | Tei Maino dared suenk disputacingiy of mim, | Moved Uy geatie force, and naif, earried to her pew, | 86 Dat thre yes during tue aeravon whicl ore: | before the election of Speaker, wien he withdrew | Kinsaland, watihees. Ware Poleyrami & op. Lrd to arrost him, was shot dead at half past 8 by a man Boston exsieae cars. ‘These were hitched on be- | “A moties was posted up in tse hotel aout 10 | Mr, Moore wapt like a eujild. Mr. Morae's ariet was | Cire Ane mnedes. (tte tea) Ge Boos, & quater to User Lage turned Its forces over to | pres.on AGNot Green mid Hine aid Tas tert ia! by ststtlee lone Lod find va, #nd at @ Quarter past three, sharp, we | o loca 18 view of the | heron ne gaultege Las Worse atacet faraiee tree coss of (eeling, Tue | be barseeper says he noticed particularly the time, | Smith allan’ |, Hawkins bas secured one of ate hisees ae olle Deie pry ployed in om House, hevland's body hingker, | DECause De set bie Walco the last time Stokes was | the first places, tho chairmanship of the Committoo uring lical ¥ that Stoker seomed to have | on City, hat being removed as the a oon in tt olver reiatives buried toeir was then taken to the State Mouse and placod in the started, ever ; vf rs. Yeornans, Murdock, Swain, | hands of Coroner Cre: Bucaicy. drosod core p asec. Aline way upto Fifty-neventh | expored bo view at 11 o'clock On Axieultnr in. He went on to chie'e and sobbed audibly, Col Fisk's colored she is sid to be the champion of all eh mt ° weRcH fi no friends dat no- ya Adriealtar Ht pireat ta wuititude exteuded tn an onbroken lis At tuan 0 serait hencye of reapers, aad bong with | (*r7ee Teones (oan (ro ta bls uagelaa, boly with whom Le was on Hg | lenis!atton affecting the elty of New York, this ap- | Gn Bitte Pragnt “ec Bivein, Kingsland, Baden, | THUS far tho State Government had prosorrad the Above {at at every corver a crowd of sympathizers | bizek aud White slik cupiaine, was drawa nip lo (he THE OFFIORRS OF THE NINTH we ‘ally stood drinks and seldom drink with | pointment is one eminentiy fii to be made, Alburger Peck, Markey Bia MoM. Poppin, fe pores, and, except this mardor by the Custom flouse iyo! so efter aiam trbate of respect to the mur. | door by two jot black horses in gold inounted bar | ali bad thelr handwerciefs to their eyes. Sereesnt others, a ae of Buffato gets the cusirmanship of Commerce and | riggse''s kavest Esguman gnvth, | Getion, nothing occarred to mar 18 ‘Thoege the 7 ess, The casket was then reverently corne down Standing at the head of tne coffe allow EERIE GTP iia “ lammer, Davidson, ( 1 algche. is Gored mir, taird and placed in the hearse which, oeing sur. to roll down vorestraived, while Adjt, Ailu BOSS M'LAUGHLIN'S REFORM, Navigation, much to his disgust, as be had fixed bis | 79m Grievances Messrs. Koso, Herrick. Beckwith, excitement rans high against the Democratic-Castom, + HO WERE ON Tite TRAIY rounded by & detail of offcers in full uniform, moved avont to hide His gries, The ministers ov t hopes upon the Canals, Lt is thought a litte strange | On Public. iealih—aeear ghran, Crandall House eloment, the Governor advises the utmost D, Hrown, Hougiion, Herrick, and Frean ‘Ob the Manufacture of Balt—Mossre. Wyman, Sn! F showed visible emotion, aud the choir cries though a deur relative wos lost to them. Tins wilu Ww crew infectiogs and spread all over the 4 for the efficors, and | Slowly ap the sireet to ihe Baptist Chares, ‘A lurze Pek, Haigat, E 1 for the officers, and | oo iiitede followed. Motrniog drapery was ics st for the civiiians and the ladies, tue party | tooned all around the walls of the General Com. | tat this committee was not given to a New York Rocetye | man, a8 most of the business which they will have regard to law ond order, uring all partioe that the caso of Wheyland is one of s#suesination, and reser Tio fet car wa ’ aret, and tour | sor ; » Manufacture of 8 Wyman. b consisiing of the fo.owing prwous: Lieut Co. | everereen wreaths hung from the organ pipes. | chuied. People attempted to gulp down their risin. rs Thinks | to act npon will reiate to afaire connected with tue | PGi Syrt0™ Uiregory, Lineotn, tu Lwitk Mons. | tat the Castom House insurrection agatoat the 4 ana RaiuC ‘ ares: Above th on the Organ pung two hiack etream aud them Lroke dows into weepin or amoug Thieves, port of New York. But, as one of isappointed | ton. Goss, Movie, Woodward, Ch eriain, avd | State Govo: t Braue, Major Mirehcock, Adjarant Allien. Bargeun | /0tk stn pointe at the bottoms. Conjointly the Phere was not a dry eve in the building, fora Last night the Democratic General Committee F Kt 7 hy beet Phe th atcleraael [i folie paps outlet a VuhGne viog Powered, Quartermaster Bailey. Chapiaia Flagg ; eription: “io the midst of tite we a: second or two everybody *eemed paralyzed, ‘Then 8 r "a Ones remarked, On the Petitions of Alien*—Knapp, Dalte, Smiiey, | 4'8WD very nesr ite close, Capts, avey. Kittle, Spencer, &. W, Smith, Prior | in death. the undertaker stepped quiotly forward and et | of Kings county appointed Thursday night, the 94, “TUR WHOLE D—=N THING Is CURIOUS.” WOiltaker, Geimta, Jacove, Anon Ay i biewn, Ab THE DEMOCRATS WANT MARTIAL LAW, Miler, Que. Fuller, endy W. B. Barrows; Liente. | eee ee ree ante | Kat ATs’ ned eeuted tnd wreath wiien recved | (OF tue Bolding of the primaries, Beven dologs ‘The Democrats, ax a gonoral thing, have boen put Green, A. by gion, anuChamiers... | The Democratic Stato Commiites, through ite Sister, Mulligan, Valen ine, Bolen, Tallman, Has: | 3g Wer, 8 4 Stoitn, and Bergeonts Aspell sad dack: | upon tue Colonel's body, T he stripped of tei | from each ward and county town are to be elcid, | at vhe tail of the most important committees. An i Sy eit », Alvord, Niles, | orators, last night assured the mob element that aod Three tithe Gov. Wor qiurde nod aves titi jov. Warmoth would not be in office this evening, itures of tue Ex The Governor and a majority of the House, ant all Towles, Bpringsteed, Gorin the departments of State aud city Goveraments re On Expendignres uf tue. Mou main as usual, witha more mob attemoting thele cock, Berrin, Pell, Mice, Coucninan, au , On'Inalan’ Adeire—Kiy, Holiriige, Sniper, Wood- | OVeFtbrow. The Democrats want to produce a state wart. G: Van Deusen.’ G, Mayen, wad De i. Hi. of affairs which will cause toe Prositent to declare wind, Hope Lands—-seaste. ‘Tucker, Houghton, martial law, and Cel. Casey, Collector, helps thew pol epktoned i ail he can, nike. Lonehran, Bist On Joint Liprary Mi kictsMoahd Foley, aud Carroll poy, und Bacon; Sergts, Aspell and Jackson ; Capt. Ih the aesistence of toe uncertase:s, Pipmouth Roek; Mr. ¥re « the casket aud ourrie \¢ ap stairs and slong the Tiltea oF Wie Fymonte Rock a ui McGow- | ‘isle Until ey resched the broad lower #:epa dude bn, Ateward of the steamor Bristol; Mr, Joho H. Duipit, Here it wus lnid leugtuways upen two Oomer pr.v.te secretary so Col tisk; Me, Wyntt of | stools, aad the lid was opened, the Ita een Landing, oweed by Col. Piak; and Mr. THE TACK MAD NOT CHANGED Obariow BK aball, ticket agent of the Narragan re Any signs Of decompos except ott Stes oui niny oration above the moustache on the Lacidh AnthrvssdlsAredichor, rignt side. Tbe Horists were already there with all AN THR SECOND CAR the magnificcat floral ofrings which sarrounved Were Mrs Fisk, Miss Harrod, Dr, Eldridge, # Di- | the body in the Grand Opera House aud in the rector of the Erie Railway; Henry Thompeon, Esq Noy bad also 0 sarge mses Of freee vieiete, fowers, and going Arodnd among the friends and | who will form the new reorganiged General Com- | excoption, bowever, fe tb0 Hoa. §. J. Tilden, who Two-ti relatives presented each with a blossom us a sou- rt ; Veairs Ik kas pretty act, done on the inspiration | millet. Since the last election the Boss and the | is on the Committee on Judiciary and Ciile of he moment, aud one for which tbe Adjutant re- other leaders of the Democracy have been toud- | Mr. Osgood of ‘Troy, who was elected ceived unauinbered hearty Diewinge. Mr, Merrit | mouthed for reform, and in expressions of thelr | erat, but voted for Smith for Speaker. Hu also ts rytuing 0 Larmouize the | on the Committee on Cities. Many of the Demo- thea willingness to doe CRED THE CASKET FOREVER, party ; n b he fag of the Niuth baving been spread | Mt. Timothy Desmon *, an carnest Democrat, do- | erats think that Mr. Tilden desiguated the appoint @ battle flag o SoH Goatees CUNEGEA Tha La to keow cut (eengetere wore aa od ment of the Démocrats, and feol under everlasting My lnsries, On being told that the old owes wo! Higat! the old: piated Lands Ajene Col, Braine, he attempted to show that this wou'd be no revorm | Obligations to him for the kind manner in which he Me}. Hiteneoek, Col. WY. B. Vas Wyck, anc inspectors that | has taken care of thom. Tne services of Mr. dacobe er, Bpencer, we. Biowiy they bore it ° ’ da the Wetoee an a aepaniign ty ha. tue Loacee GUsiay in Tuo Hisg satoliies bere | on the Ways and Means Committve of last year are and th 114 top, tue 101i0w ing pill OR COUNRELLING ORDER. Hundreds of poopie gathered at the State House se dude jing green vines, to the street and depo me tan is Owl, but above it all Desmond was heard | scknowleleot ny acen place upon ins , alsos Dircetor ; Mr. Mortimer Smith, Assistant vance oi nnd Soret. Aspeil, | Waiting. ‘hen forming themselves as a quort of | Tolsey Aaml bus Above It ali Desmond was heard peeno wedge) BY genl® placing him upon it 10 com A wOUMIR WARD M¥EPORY to see the corpse of reprosentative Wheyland, Secretary of the rout; Col, Georee W, Hooper 7 immediately o« age (hem abost wis down tes Bod took & post proceedings of this meoting are void, ‘here are ME AGPORD's coMPLIREIE 40 Gots Rawaritt 7 : but while the police, militia, and regulag hroianinlas sister of Col. F the coftin tall ro table wi a J. mamak aoe over one hundred members absent.” onD's comet 0 COL, WAWKINS, ms a Ue troops were sround the C Mr. ani Mrs B. F. Ballock, Mr. Rodney Howe and | places the large crown: in front stood the emailer | WO could 1 1 Onice steps und lived the sidewalk | NeW inspectors appointed from tre Sixteenth Ward. | whether Mr. Alvord would the Caaire - Brought to a Dying state from the 3 Go on quietly. The Governor advised Mf, Mr. Chee. Moore, Mrs. Fisk and brotier, Mt. | TL UMaine contre or the coma rail with tee | opposite. Babied tas oMcers the sieamso:t Mr. Seller objected. He wanted to know “if they | manship of any co.umittee + thererore, 1m Seventh Ward, aud Laid inthe uliway. | tat ao act of violence or disorder be attributed te Bonu # Colo, manager and Opers House ; | smatl wreaths on either e regi Tet into Noe, and debin! them came the eiviian | ere Not good Demorrats wt Jace alluded vo meiately efter the Clark Had duistiod Feadin the Yesterday afternoon, while James Foley of 25 | the teeally-constituted authoritios, adding that the Me. Charles Melatosh, Sagerintendent of the Erie ket rectangular (able wos drawa frionas af tue, seed Colonel The lesies Sue the | shower. Seiler's motion, teat the cla ones bili | Srorp one’ teomecen tant Le eee eee street was passing the tone: house 6g | General Government would certainly comprehend or was laid agrinst it in the ce relatives entered a ‘o-horse sleigns and errinde te oe oie . et ite Y Ud He A on very #00: ° Prrien; Me. Rocker dent of the Erie | Maree cross was laid axninst it in the, is frliowed. ‘The Grat sleigh was occupied py Mrs. | Creilun ta acts was carrie]. A numer o: gentle but this was tie opportunity for which ba I | Catharigg street, he heard groans tu the bailway, | ‘Me situation very soon, The Governor declared freieut Mr Wil am fo Ceoree | eet mate Cornea act ws eee eee ne ee Lo er er eee ae ee an OEE: | «Tho efforts of tho earnest Democrate the -Lweifih | Hamthhe for tie aticck role ee eats (2 Co! | He went in, and found a man iving on his back, and | that If a faction, embracing Federal oflcers whe réner of Col, Fisk ; Me the ¢wo smaller crowns, a8 mall wreath resting one | and the second by the Mises Moree aud Ase. | wirt'ts secure harwony in their disiriet met cut when he noaiaaved Mr. Smit fe Kroaning as though in terrible pain, Foley sjoke | *2U%ed their authority and a ininority of a L.episiae et Morse, At half past? 6 & Fowler, HL h of green vines, Between thein, acrose the . the wame result. To aliow the people to control the | Le tharked the Sperser for the dit oe ture, could destroy the Stato Goveramont of Low: hes i ne."s breast aiter the manner of a earh, wae THE PROCRS#ION BTARTRD, maries would be the deash biow to the Ring. p be had read bin on t Leeregy hi bday Spied abla Candee dishonly te y bee Le GEM, tat ed G TOW OF Vinge Gated WILE | WIALO BOW SRE GNM’) 6s ese tail Geet en bull ab the. Bain: MOineR’ After the names of these Ring satetliies bad been | tore; but ho said a person on Street etaifon, and informed Sergeant Williams, | '8!'% Ue Roveroment of any Sate in the Vaiog fobw W Sorting, buds. Loquet of while flowers was paced tn one | fe ckaret belt began to Vall at tee anes | read, the Boss threw Mis cream-covured over | of Wis House lad seen Mt to impugn | OMcor Michael Harris found the man dead. The | "Kt be deemed quite tosecure " and cis nmiilivary cap in the otver. Arou 5 p ahs flea Saheb dl D the Pent | 0H. and stood up arrayed tr et €0, High fs ehuract nd t inst 1 Cope Sehimme}, of the Erie Huil vay ¢ Frank leat Was lala a bed of kerauium leaves and white | Sidewalk forward. They sent vesting to the rit | eo I SG sigue Mo arrared 108 velvet soatendlight | bis, Wore gttite Cae gttke 4, Charges MEMS! | body was borne to Oak strest station. Dr. Steeie TUR ABSENT GENATORS . ‘ Devate be bere | Fore bude,a wreath revosed on his lege enone |B nae (uey, rencaed tre. are\cahard | acim nee |< We have Seek Rose tur ho Puricee OF feotadhe.||trreled. cnets ade iw fiom ncseonine ot Gat examination, but cold discover no marks | Femoln at Bay St. Louie in Mississippi, though eg foal Gs aL! hook. and corners ‘Tue suk regi: | rs. Asoaud the Brattieboro House to the le!t taing througily. Some gertienien win hnva titown vont position ia this Lovisisture. He was | of external violence, ‘Tue Coroner was nocitted, | Of tho eleven hold positions in the Custom House, a4 gras Amos J, ideri ft nt too snotier turn an d vegan clamber ing ap | Cyory obatacle tp te way of war mouiaing. tus party bus of his goo! name, and be desire to leave it | and ufter searching the body it was sent to the | the dutiew of which, together with the daties re W, bomters Lie ba DRAPAD OVER THE LID, with caked snow, wites readered jososotion didi: ei toere ts auy mam guilty of thut he | ready to meet ay « Sinat pigs.“Citen "case | Moraes, On the dead, maa Was found @ paper on | Quired of thom as Senators, are nozlected and , the atot dof Olivers of ae every « bad been arranged the | cuit. ve beli stil tolled mourufnlly and the sid aad make an explanation, Tuere ts | ciflcahy made, but t Velo woud strike an | Shicd was written * Moses Mauss of Nework, N. | evaded. The promise to-night is that tbe com t nt, Was ule 6 Rit ¢ e multitude who bad been | Srocesssionc ale followed slowly after, A a fepor amoug theves. 1 wank bo inoan by that taat | olaer When bis bands were tied bebind bim and bis | J." dn is pockeis were £3.35 in money, 4 uumber | aoiracy against the State government is about ex OYRS SR CORFIB: p Hn irout OF the coin, and own | peighborhu nt Up, up, and the | lowed to meet with the balance of the thi y X UNWORTUY ASsoCIAT ON bathing establishment t New. | bausted. Respectable and law-abiding citizens are ¢ aphed t0 Bratt eboro for trough t esite door: | wiuding ail Dat. tor Ovo Ore anil the au: On seating himself, thera w.s a muttered con a ATU ASSOCIATE OF HONORABLE MBN, | ark, a Dill uf tax rate? O1 j of keys. a | disgusted with the deceittul combination of Custom i Mr alerrstt, and stood at the head of the cusuet | jering multitode Were OD Guelop., The jussuer new between the Boss snd Mr, Desiwond, aed .nc such te disuiissed him and sil of hie ilk for. | pulf of dark Kit glover, aud stew vusiness cards. | douse men aud Democrats, while the Tepublicas a pericct stream, Many burst into ears and iamen- | tue lofteabout tie contre of the waite picnet cues | Heelers, WhO Were in the wijority, followed. th need oF od taose cuarges, but sinee | incbes high, and of strougly iarkes Lara frionds of the President bezin to got angry at thé Wa jassod Fa ar wal ridge at | tations, The stream 0; Visitors Was UnoroKen dur- | wich turrsunded the F ace O veivet coat and corduroys to wners Mr, Desmond isin newspaper had revexted them and he | tures, He’ bad brown isis, i ke (riud attempted to be praciiced on % * a y e two howe whieh rvened until she begin boty lh edebay vdepeat ghd . eoual not accept of 80 Amporsant ® pusition und he | moustaches, He wore a black ov und 1rock | pederal ome ri south Vor Cuestor wa seas of ab €05, aeeltnefeurisevies ee Sree ae ie eae es ner trcey Geni ed aia hee Wate the party to whom T referred,” ead i that bo bad the fullest confidence of | coxt, blue cloth pants Witt dark stripe, Congress | Federal oMfcers, with one or two excopti t Sehatte At COL OID we en sopossinie, Phe eexts on tae rignt of the made | & be hearse Grove tp, ad it shou 1 koow trom in. for that “position, and th all” other | up the cuse. Phe aevelopuents up to wate hour | 4, mio Me Liaise ot fe ne wr aw bridge. bisle Were reserved for Wie monrners, and those on |” Se ESA! Yow wane was to i 1 had deen gnided solely with a view | last nigit prove that the man had bocn fouily dealt | DIY on Royal street, Mr. Weslond of Iberville, a sionped mere five ; tie tere for ine otbcerhc. “The lrue Oo oe ie rise THK GRAVE . Jin Troy was one Will I tel We Atness and capaniiitues, aed tatinated | With, About one hour deture ue was fouud as des- | peared tn the hall of the State House, To-morrow W) pe ed around | was ocupied by Airs. Fisk, Mr. Moore, Mrs. Ho” is on the very edge and about the centre of the de. | jou Mackey! Now fll bet ;oun Lan had the ntmost confi th Old Sait's hon. | cribed vy Foley, two men wero seen diag om. Several other Repablicans will retura to their eeata, en e Of KeisiOZ A sight at the | er. anu Col. Hooker, ‘The aisies and’ chvtiy of the beld bint, op the top of Walch the | dred ars that | can prove what 16 was for, and Alvord then accepted (ue position, ex | across Catharine street. ‘Tney entered the haliway | So it is reported by tuvir (riends, Geo ory Thay wore verde buved, and Were packed with richly dressed p cemetery stands, Betow is a deep vailev, hongucd | we'll t W from jastinet: and | pr © hope aud beet tuat the Cowmitter | of 6d, Where they remained only a tew seconds, aud | sent for an additioual rezinent, His forces in wand Was there throgch mere curiosity. doe on the opposite side oy the Mantasaet mouutain, six | my instinct in p like that of set. we » its Work well aud faithfully, All eyes | then made their Way toward d ‘Tue officers | are with the Govoraor in preserving the peace, and Une RLS eae Ce ete the Colcue.'s faithtul body eurvant, wae g fuoussad feet DiIgB, slong whove base the Connecti; | dog 00 the (rall.” Were now turaed toward the saic of Col, Hawkins | are in possession of mdescription of these mew and | the threats o! the Koyal stroct Acsurbly weeeh ed ‘ ant s y tho cut river winds, The scenery 1s romantic beyond very time (ie B ng, whlea he con: NM expectation thet he would make a regaiar | feel confide vat they cau arrest them, likely to be carried out, Lonestreet's arr Co) for ous and A CUAIR AT THE FOOT OF THM Corry. % 5 sidered asa good ls > punt and ailtue | Zoaave caarge won the Vuondaga giint, He cid sh —— es police and miltua Isst night are commended b; escription. ‘Tne handsome. case whics conained F a persons abiuidin< meinwh OF. We | ite wept un Aapeli and Adju coftin on its journey from New York w boys, awin duiy bound, would siile (hex ayproba | ees on his fect and # ANOTHER HALL ‘vod men of ali parties, u ae! Bridgeourt at | taut Avien Caot. Gus Paiier ckiy trovght on te ground the casket | be : THM SPEAKER CHOKING OFF THE goLONEL Mee A STATE OF Wan. ve p vf two minutes du- | geved as a3, wioluin, | placed insiie. ‘Tule case ts covered with bluck You fellows,” be continued, “ want to get up ; —o— repay oe The ¢ 1 her i was i v. Wm: | clota acd riebly silver-mouated 10 officers Orzeuigstion Antszonist this one. Come, Vt Mr. Speaker, I rise to @ question of privilege in | How the Grant Gang Obtained Po sion of The Mechanics’ Instituie was heavily guarded ta Seb ot diab teaver ue i fer, si besid Stood in # Goay om thy rigut the relations. with | Let YoU s bak—bei you a cigar—I koow what teers. | AUSNer to certuin TemArKY Wade DY the Keaueman the Assistant Board of Aldormun. Common street, fret eucountor's line of Monee yevbige ORC RIE: WRrdaTen Poe oreanist and Trot Ol tie Organ | Mot toe pte the OheS Ota: tae, Hon De, Hiaiee | gn horse reces'anul'e5 Ghd Fou Til taken waccioes | Here the gavel foll, end the Speaker said the re | Mr. 0. T. Hall, who was yesterday elected | lise raince stron Dine era tiae oF Metropol, reporte; tht the funeral train nad we a ean, e B arrived ate qua Was micantel cs the Bowiy ated Mp end, THE: | Gollars and go to Trop, D know trom laninem, eno marks 0} te geutlewau from ucndagn were vot | President of the Board of Assistant Aldermen by | colored militia, and next a line Af wuts militia, Har ew sod. inauy persons ind goue away. oF « rahe jedioa ond coulies og tacuntey Ob bm f 4 ‘dotted | my instinct tn political matters is hae aeecter dog on | devatabie, Tho gallant Colonel, muca to the sur ow uieinber of th Dat ad on there have been successfully passed, tne orvise «crowd woud have been much «ro. t here were E Ot Ferday | Cee ee, Thereaskes having Deon Blnca eae | the trait, [Mach lougbter,]” Now; it you ate skrce | pimo. of every one, sat, down as though sume one | U8 Own Vole, was a mem Fof the Republican and | doorway tu tue building ts found guarded oy auciher At 5:90 we stopped at tie Naugatuck riv ey Bodwells Ge CK, agewt of | the trestie work over the grave, Dr. Fisgy involud a | for what you oave doue, da peunnce, end next your, | hid pulied Wis cout tail, " Surprise was wanilested at | Reform caucus which on ‘Tuureday afternoon nomi fquad Of Metropolitan police, and luside the builde lavevvon nilow the | shore lice ex the Fail River Line; Avi Porter, of tu Old Colony | solemn blessing upon tho ansembiage, tien at a sig, | may be, We will receive you wit open arias.” tee te be believed Ve wouldrest for an instant | nated Mr. C. C. Pinckney for the same position, | M4 A large force ts kept constanily on duty day aud bytes ea Miltord Meee eae ute | and Newport Kuiroad, and uisuy octers, ‘They | pal siraps mere put under the cola, aba tie worial | AS the Bose concluded, he held out bis coat, | Uader tue imputation of sed tattery with f002 82!" | Alter the caneus Hall congratulated Mr. Pinckney esterday nfternoon Gen, Longstreet call 406:95, and pasted Milford at 6:42, sud Siratiura st | Grougut Wo. Crowns sud Bix OF Seven wreaths oF {James Fisk, dt, were which was immediately grabbed for by the crowd, | diet Rever attacks a masked battery without recon esterday afternoon Gen. Longstreet called at the 5:4), ALB u'ciock we arrived at New Haven. tie | tiowecs as 0 FOERAIBS OF CORIO el Tie Alderman 0: the Fourteeuth went home lappy. | 20\eriug, And toe Colonel's friends say that he will | 00 bis nomtnation, said be could not have been bet- | Armory of tie Lowisiana Logion of State Militia, MOM intauae excitewent prevailed. ‘ine Avening fang Na ae Ea LOWERED TO TUB BOTTOM OF THR @RAVE. He succeeded in geting tue coat ani Loiding is tor | feReW the attack as soon as his supply train arrives | ter pleased if he had boon nominated himself, and and dlrecied the commander to brocend to the State firqefer printed a espatel ated New Yorn. 4 Thee aye a Ta spotter minute, at a quarter to 9 o'clock, New | tue Bom CHANGING THM WOUNDARIES OY THE DisTuiCT | viriually pledged bimselt to vote for Pinckucy, as | the cmeata was held; und tree deeded: eettNg, oF alaling (hat Stokes bad commit cide lenatn minue clock, the organ | York tive, six spadelulls of in by two ————— i i decid m Wat giving mo particulars. Jue reoort madeu sti: | railed fore and tue choir sang s voluntary. The | Seu wove, nad pid hive from the sieht ores ett PLYMOUTH CHURCH aU ~ covars. lve was bound to do by all rules of political honor, | come participants in'a politics! quarreh They ex in tue train, out 16 was generally discredited. ‘Ino | Kev, Mr. Jomxine Wen stepped forward, and after | ‘Col, Fuk's wife and slater were lea to their sera MOUTA CHURCH AUCTION, Mr, Foley introducod a bill changing the boun. Wm. Haw, Jr., meraber | Dressed themselves perfectly willi dreserve the ero inte dep must hove nambered over 3.00 | readiug some vopriete passages from the Serip: —_—o— daries of iio district courts of New Yors city, Tho | from tue Twenty-tret Assembly District. Repu. to codperate with Goa. Emory in what ine liall iaipting condition, All were sonbing as Woe filed with them, ‘Tue same feeling was ‘ong and earnest prayer. Byery- eaita Would tees! tonk bar Over $55,000 Realized by the Salo of Pews | numver of courts are to be the same as wow, ‘Iho Association, and one of the Cusiom House @ directed tnem to do, nd to exist here as ub Bridgeport. Walliugiors widv, and thousande of hander. | woos ‘heir Dearie would Drege. Jt ook bat ten ¢ Eventng—Forty Pows Briuglag Over | First Disirctwil emurace tue Furst, Seosndy Pied, tthe Metropolitan Hutel with the Tam city mas quiet throughoat the night. and a@ Wat peeved ut 6:85, and Meriden was reached at | cui! appe ver the caurch, Mr. Jenkine’s | ers took thelr ecate io larce siege eleighs which Loa Three Hundred Dollars Kack qud Filth Warde; Mecund Districts the Fourth, members, and made a combination to elect | Peronsl violence was reported frum ny quarter, 645 Hore, aiso, there was a large erewd. he | prayer, atu mending Col. Fisk to the mercy of | beca provided fur them trough the kindness of M fl 1 4 Sizth, und Fourteenth Wards; Third District, | Hail President of the Board, Hail must have haa * Berlia, Waieh was ri OL. | ihe Almmgbty account OF U8 many virtues, look | Col, Miles, and were conveyei to the depot where Mr. Beecher’s flock, armed with peycils an toe Kighth, Ninch, and Pa seeutly vetet Fourti | tall koowl meeting, as rwirdhe rv. | Organization oft Ke of @ hundied persons greoted us | in cach of hie relations aud frienus. bis regimeus, | tne train was Wailing thot diagrams, cathered lasteveulug in Plymouth Churco, | Districts tie Tenth and Sevent wae (lt fuved to meet in caucus with the Kepublicaps and Tuextox, Jan, 9.—The Legislature met to-day. ‘shed into the Hurtiord depot at 7:8). | (tose who were ja the chur Disirict, the Seventh, Bh bo tne people of Brat Y Col, Fisk's entire unitorm 8 10 COI ider wuether it was proper to ‘ord andall, is buried | Mr. Beeub beent, as was also the v4 le 1 Thor was tleboru, the inhabitants of tue Un ted Staves and of rn oe wer ¥, Beouhor was absent, as wat Wards; Sixty the Bighteeuth and ‘Iw The House organized by the election o the Hom bore auts o Lee ith him, excepting his splendid dlamopd badge, ; ‘ Make new nomination ip place of Mr. Pinckney. AN IMMENSE CROWD, the world geueraliy, It was un ona), | Viicn Mie. Pick wit keep nord basee. | Pilisvury, who uaa for #o many yours presided at the ty-Grat Warde; Bove ea es ee neareeneenne Yosterday, when che olution appointing Mr. | N. Nilew of Morris county ns Speaker ; Sinnicksom be tarried onl; ein 8 , where | Abd Rarxowed (he feelage of © hat ox ‘The allosion of Dr. Fingy iv his sermon to Col. | sale of pews, Consequently, much anxiety wi i @ | Pinckney Prosi tent cam Mr. y of the Sixth | ¢ Cand y . YR Dat a Fairlead ce 7 pelnaie tn Borin gseld, where | teat that Fisk Uaving recognized Jesus bolore healed, re: | mapitested Bixieonth aud Iwentieth Wards; Ninth District, | District moved to substitute the name of O. T, Hall, | CleW Of Camden, Clork ; Lemuel C, Reoves of tod regarding the conduct * the sale, Cole {the rwelita Wars. At provides (or an election in . r d to elected on there Was very little hope, | lector Wrevland introduced Mr. E. Hoyt, of the dry Mie Judges f the wounced man replied, “AM right. It in the | goods firm of Hoyt, Spraguee & Co., a& the auctio- y fat elghh housed “dollars? mill of God, and Leabmist He then immediately | goer, The grace and ease with wirich Mr, Hoyt fttod | ‘Nive? th tion the Judges Jomag sires vue DF Flag also welle the fol: | aio iis new position captivated the ladies at once. | mest and orgauige us a bourd, aud a ts The ton Tammany Democrats and U, Tammany | Burlington, Assistant Clerk; Jeremiah H. Laytoa, Hall voted for the substitute, and it was earriod by | Engrossing Clerk ; Geurze W. Smith of Cape May, one majority, amid hisses and hoots from the lobby. : ie Mosare, Gels, Strack. and Kraus (Dowocrate, out | Seregamtatarms; (Mr dacobue of Hudson, and elected op thy form ticket) stood orm ig favor of Lag caucus for Speaker sidod—Niles, 22; Joy, 14 baa he Hantee ie nowarn ee ‘The Senate caucus nominations are—Tvesidemt, ferred probably to ti following : ‘When informed ¢ five soonsand. Ove run shouted * Kevenge!” S0ns AND WAILS OF AMOUIEE Otherwise they wero quiet and orderly. Every. | could be heard aliover the chureh, Mra. Fisk and Wurie she greatest curiosity Was manifested to ave | Oluer relatives were entirely overcome, The pr Svoryiting ana evervnody conuected with the | Occupied haif au hour, dt coneuded with a funeral “No sooner did the train stop than the | ton of the Lord's i'rayer Dist urme were covered and the windows were da Mr, Jenkins then gave out the 605\u hymn, whieh woneral aoe year. are to rity are ire only Judus, Obed with nends endeavoring to peer in. AtSpring- | Wa* #unK by tae cavir, tie organ accompanying He said grace before a inner one day In Boctoa a | He rend the roles governing the sale, and then start. | ‘0 designate the district in Fea A ech sadee onal! und he received bis reward, Edward Bettie of Camden; Secretary, Joan Seid th» uneral train Was ewitched of on the Con. | Lhen the Key, De. Kiagg stepped forward and | short time ago at which Col. Fisa was present. Tue | od the ball rolling, i Pett by she: boerds a @ batere of BROS Rr oake = eee Habeoek of Middlesex; Assistant Socretery, Johm Boch ne Hiver track and a ‘resi loce motive ast sched Doctor note! that the Culouel responded amen in | How much for the first choice? eried Auction. | volmiwt by tie board, Ls : em DOWLING HOR. W. Nowlin of Cumberiand; Bugrossing Cloth, Th cansed a delay o: about ten tinut-s, + THE FUNRRAL SERMON. an unusu d voice, avd remarked juca arly | eer Hoyt, : al ah pete BA James D. Moore of Giouces Sergeant-at-Ar W910 mde Good Use Of by Lue miusne s inte | DeLoveD: The coavestions) services of the Churen | upon Ib, Col, Fink seriously, “1 can't | A number of bids were quickly made, but the | ClAROES AGAINST THM DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, ole Maurico Bearley of Cupe May ; Keeper of Lad trv voour. AUSpringGeld Mr A.J. Pela have wen yertormed over the remalon of ous dead | forges ve lesson my grandmother tangit me when | chilulie countenance of Henry C. Bewse, was te Mr. Fismmer offered s Joint resolution calling for | TO" ThOMeRUd Dollars Worth ef Natural | Gillis sme corbon (eolared)’ of Troma Mies vl + Moors 0! Vorton joined tie pats. W wads i Bpite thon ERE ghutinmosition. LT was w boy. I shogida't wonder thet some day 1 | one to gleam with Joy when %W0 Knocked dowa | the sppoiutment of «Committee to investigate the | ai. gis riewal tonitim At tne Dowling I aaminae base ac :05, Here t ere was a crow ve ararellea pete m0 4) be a Cristian,” pew 89 on the disgram, which was knocked down SGRiOr Lae THAITIELA Norn Asia Glos Oe ee ore he first annual reception of the Dowling Hop " 6 O15. 4 to biage Bamvered sboul 200, Hatfeld Heplain. 1rd vol travel 80 Lar einer to give vent to | that he was perectly tog $190. ‘The rapidity with which Mr. How | inenewspapere im relation to she pigeon huling of | yy murie. ‘Ihe stage was beautifully adorned with uJ she Elysian Fiel ws 1:40, ana Wheatley at 8% We ar. hs omptiog pneauee a fulsome pan RECKLESS IN HIS CHARITY, vnuertvok to complete the sale resuited in | io \ictvents in that office. be rfaidide Yestorday afternoon Mr. Churles FP. Perry, one Five’ 4) South Deorfleld at 9:50, A large crowd , { the Fegient cou Q some confusion, and he became decidedly mixed, me : natural Gowers, this part of the aftair having cost | of tie oldest and inost respected Bob Sood siivering In the hard show unl we started sell by im who ras ab a ComiAFatlvely $0 much 40 that he (Mr. Comer) often felt it bis duty | which caused mach merriment. Me tinproved FOR THE PUNISHMENT OF TI ROSENA WIG over $10,000. The centre pioco was ia gas Jovs, and err es tae tee (ae REP Ate cin. Greentield west at 10:14. Tuer morgan natant te the Center ehated | (o reworstrate with him. He ave away @ large | auring tie evening, and_at tue close beca te br Mr. Mackay (ntroduced @ Dill in relation to abor " as Jove, ken, Mayor of the city at the time of tue draft ts orc «out 20) persous hures many being 1a sloigns Mm Only O ALOT tie, DES TO Laat seteg | fortune every year, but Ho alw.je mado sure frst | Acient Hf. W. Suge paid $340 for the second chuice nists, Tt invokes it a ivliony, punishable by not | emblazoned the legend, * Dowling Hop, 1872 1863, shot himself throagh the bead, and at if Bouin V Was reacned at 1:50, end Veinun & oe tuyirend. ana laave veen led | hat the applicant was deserving aud w tollowed b: it B. Claflin, who paid $330. wes boul four years imprisoument, Lt ts aimed to Among tho thousands preseut were Police Com . ck last night wae |. g th int of death, IW. Stoppuges we at bo a und ju han that whien attract ge | Many persoue nek Way the Colonel and be wife | M. 8. Bench paid $205, and Mr. Joseph Howncd | gucs.cason as that of Hosouswelg, who, wader Ws | missioners Bart and Savin, Suprein onan Ke lock iast night wae lying ab the point of death. re Fords 84 os come und g ny a truth always attracts us did not live gether, De Shand expla) 8 the Gare | ¢ ino down v 4} Ne tune of 900 a pws Tracy may be jwprisoned for life beepeerssptith 4 Wailea pe fo 1 ‘| a He had been ili two yours, and since tue death of AYe 1 # tO 18. Now Nork Aime. we drones fete as ny Commo. Man pat | parent estrangement, He saya that when Col. Fisk | yelled $285, and the adrighted auctioneer consigue _ uepectors Dilks and Walling, Judge Bedford, De- | 4 maiden sister ne bad been despondent. Yuster She sow cape) mountelne in Which Brattichoro ord liad hE Gx Peak Of | frac came to New York be bad no intention of | him to pew 83, SOR FULT FAUT COMFANT, tective Dusenberry, James J. Wynno, Assembly nen | “queen Sst" he 0 Semper tee Po ry he plusform of the ou Was tairly pe alone ABA aw. | raking this ety bis permanent residence, About * 1 bid $200," shouted tea voices fn unison, Mr, Mackay also iutroiuced a Dill incorporating | y u HPs Raat ee uiternoon he w 0 an outhouse in the rear of big ked wiih people. aud it was all the parts eoud 4 ant eee een Res® | tuis time the Homestead House, 74 Chester sauar " i, aid the good natured Mr, | the Mutual Trost lnstiiuiion of Sew Yora. Its in | 28 Hayes and Dunphy, the Hon, John Morris | residence at the Elysian Fivids, and soon aiterward Wiki Guo sturdy umbintance of the Village coo rie arscieristice suould bare | Boston, was for sale, and the Colonel purchased it, Ut to wccommodats every one Of you; | (uo interests of the lwadiug Kpiscopahan tusiiiutions | sey. Joho Pynv (tho quiotest man In New York, also | the revort of firearms was Leard,. Sune of thé i ry e f tale vv to Mase bivir Way out of ibe care. It was a oth to pleuse his Wile and because he proposed to | 6, pick out your pows. of that city. F Cummings, Juba Waeelor, I’. Gai | on the Reception Committer), Senator Michael | (Buses Of the House hastened out to ascor Vorivin us assembiage of wa Ae S1KONG VinTURS. make Boston his home, Mra. Fisk became attached |”! That won't. do, J uf delegation, No | landet, D. D. J. W. Mitciell, aud osuers, are uawed | Nurtou, as spruce as if he liad just come frow tne | {Wg cause, and fouud Mr. | ery | lying o8 118 FRIENDS OF COL. FIs y of ae woulagprobatly | 2 ,the Pisce, snd did not hke to leave it, The | duplicating here—no r y 48 incorporators, | Thu same bill was passed last | hands ‘of 9 most skilful valet de chambre, | (he floor unconscious, with & pistol dail woun i ne 6 8 BOF BOOD, AA ait Colonel yinted ber every three weeks, and Tho Indies were vstoulsint and looked at their | winter, with w clause creutiug savings bank, on | Prince Harry Genet, Algerian Coman’ (ectag | We forehead and ® revolver by lis side ii was 8nd Wis esonisningiy large for such a petty plre * 1 Agaluat at ve caine to Now York to seo tim. A year ago he urged | lege loras in alarm, bus ie brizut ewile of thy auc | wuiel accouat the Goveruor Vetood it, Taat viause Mayor of the citvo! Now York), Cuuuseiior Chas, | 80004 60 years uf age. and was wealthy, He has ¢ Ce has taken out of the eume, and being wow et ai equtiuiae her to come and live to this city, and er her return tioneer revived them eauas ie is now stricken out, A. Lane, Warden Stacou, Captain of the | es tires sons, and two duugnters, ! by the officers of the Niuth ta full uc » the @ eet will from Europe sne pro f 4 atiepen end iad sald be will conduct : Be ates we, ae Kea is, a —— 9 carried wiowiy Over the enow to tue Ke wie) were most maniteet tn Intended to build OF purchase a spleudid residence | this sale squarely. Don't tmagine that I ‘wii ut PRTROLLSR GRISH bis, brother’ Richard, of thee Metresiliinn, | Gem, Joh» Cochrane, Mayer of New Yort where ever: tin 1 beon prepared to | Means wien he w 40 do 8 wood deca. Mich lo Brattiedore at the Srat opportunity Jempt to eleat yon,” arrived to-day, accompanied by Deputy Comptroller | police Captains Konnedy of the Bixth, Thorne ot Execorive Derantweny, Crry Haus, 1" Ty wae then laid in state, and all | Gupressthe community both piivately sad. pu Dr t d was in Buttulo woen the Colonel was The alarmed flock recovered thetr former equan. | Sturrs and co ‘or Btrutan, He assured one of | the City Hall, Lightning Charley McDonuell, Al New Yous 9, 157 . ed to ® bountiful supper and to bed, | Tiere Is ernbied Weauuess in rich mea generay | shot. Me nily returned to New York Was | imity, and, éeizing their pencils more vigorously Senators ti did not care forany of the pro: | jaire, Hardin, Cilmeiy, aud the graud old veteran . : u 4 do) to leave the coffa wil night inthe | wich wcontemptiite Cole fing w eroistoatautt | by his aide when he died, Col, Fisk had bat it | than Defore, prepared to blot out on the diagram tue ons of bis Dil now before the Legislature except | Camerom, Di Nealie ot the Tone ard he eee ent and much neglected private aBairs will house oi Mr. dulin W. Frost, un old resideut of the | He once remarked co me: "4 care litte tor money | sctack of illness just previous to his s n, | pews of the more fortunate ox Uhat giving Win DoWer Lo FaiNe money to carry on Lue 4 Provonh She Mayor iow Stieading to the dates @ ® of eT wisn ‘fo " » ® r Were tuere, and 0 were Honest Judgo Cox, Judo | fie mts ur mayor cari ariod of ab ‘awook 13 of Mr. Fisk's father see Lot aR for, mabey in oFder to ba | He had reso.ved to take a trip to Cutcago and the 1.G. Shearman, formerly attorney for the lato | City Government, ‘Tho rost might all be stricken | Seagcer and numerous olace omen Tinie the ofice of Mayor during a period of ut least a wool, Wm. L Jenkins, pastor of the U rd y Deeded eT was uaty | Lanes this week, and had asked Mr. Burr and sev. | Col, Fisk, paid @440 for pow 258. A child in the | out it thought boat, Ii this Is dune there will be no tivities ‘wore kept up till @ Inte hoar, and ever rom this date, und tue Presigent of the Board ot ny will presid Haptiat Churot TAU e BaVe ROL Ie thove wus | OFM friends to accompany him. He chore Chicazo | gallery was bidding almost constantly, and when the | dificuity in posing ft, Out tuere 18 much Ovpection hody suetied satiefied at the ciowe oF tio enclcn mig, | Aldermen will ‘ack ae Mayor util this order ts re ae being modious. “The Jack *° | An order to be able to respond to the wany kind tie | Suri voice cried $140, aud pew #11 wae cuowen, | to tin ite present iofin, | ' nun | Migte Wus nothing more to be dosired voked. Per) as ane, whico Col, Fink's remains will repose iw nee i Vitutons wiich have poured in apon bim from the | tuere was great applause from the floes. It ts ests 1. ‘Pwowoly introduced a bill repealing the bill The programue of the dances was an orl, Gen, Cochrane took possession of the Mayor Yerlooking the river aud acme most | woen iyiug scores an tie land Centray | Beble Of lilinclse sings he despatened the famou mated that over $33,000 hos doco realized by this | passed 1ast wiutor, vateading (ue term oF fice of | concepitone end. excited tes comme: IEMA | omy ata PM. The Stn reporter was intorined ery, Abie a lovely spot. Last spring | soars nay fuiding e poiid hy the hati wide, General Aaitee Saita, file, being an increase of $2,000 over last year | the old Board ol Aluoruen 1 of 8 finely printed iist on laced paper ene | (hat Mr, Mall fonnd it necesrary to snaica m week be 4 wrote to the Colonel, askin d co her way into his F sik MOUtlC,” Baa, ‘i Forty pews br over #4) ech, Lue sale con Fue Commnitive on Vrivileges and Klections met | closed in a delicately luced euvelope, tae whole | 4¥8Y from municipal duties tu pay attention to the fou Hor be purpose of enclosing it w lhe hee ceoe ne iny eau he ArVation. Col Fisk's brain weighed 68 ounces, and bis | tinued arti 11 rok, When the last choicy Was | lust might, LUC In consequence Of the Conirman Bot | grguisitely per uned. busin (his lawfirm, ‘The politicians around th ‘aa i Colonel wrote back sayin. ve Over sae ace. L want tv look upon | be art 16 ounces. He. wa Dertectly woand and | ade ior $1. daviog been sworn in us amember of tuo House, re City Hall, however, appesred to cons) ier (ie Mayor" 4idu't nav wny fence; those that were in couldn't i beneiactor Ouse Deeullarity wax tis | healthy inevery way. His lungs bed not a spot on —— ud to wdjourn without doiug anjtuing, tuey wil oung Engl 8 action preparatory to a formal resigoa"ion, and th DP cr ehake, whe wore out aida't want to got | Inaevendenee and manliness of etiaructer. Col. Riss | them. Had no. aceldemt intervened, he might Have | pet BMaleted's MurderersThe woman Wile | cust astte te mcrrod bier oe gees ydiee ail ae rane 4 s' oe wlaldge p | A Oakey Hail had tiken bis wave of tue Executi tae bods will probably be placed ina | Mr ted Ney dent bet ea aaU Teese gears ex> | lived to 1 years of age. ‘Ihe bullet aha abavad th be Gin Wife? tuat ho case of Mr. Frear will be the first taken up. ichard Wheeler, an Englishman, 87 years of | Ci uir ‘ prt pressed ths Hie wines eounae Eee AM LOPHOM | was found in hi leit thign, having passed through |, Daicnel Bots are iroely ofterod thut he 18 (ue only one that | age, of 813 Kast Thirty seventh street, atiempted to a " te 1 Was NOtIDB OF th hy pose ce | Gwenty-six inches of his flesh The Cours of Pardons has refused to take any | Wi ve uusvutod, it any ove te vt 4 1 The Failure ofa Large Dry Goods & Fisk’# BornooD. i , net OL the hypucrite abou ; ia ce noe ie commis suicide yesterday morning, Mre, Sullivan, J peta tr z yestercay morning. Col Tbeiieve that he did everything. waether good a action on the case of pears tuat the DISTINGUISURD ARRIVALS, & neighbor, was attracted to Wheoler's room vy The firin of Bprague, Colbura & Co., deste Pad Nz good UREATMENT OF THE man Wilso reality the wife of the 4 Watt Dit) (8 Brattievoro when a boy of three years viet Those things whieh shoex woman Wilson is in reality of the mur- Among the distinguisaed arrivals to-day are | groans, Bhe entered, and fouad Wheeler lying | ® cotton and wooliea goods, at Go wad ot Waite p t the Revere House, the principal Ht 40 be ec ed, but con. : > dorer, ‘The marriage certificate has beon seen by | Dr. Chupin, Commissioner of Buble Works Van | & th nig rar stravt, suspended yesterday morn is said poe * villege, and it is now owned by Mra givin such tentinn While Fisk’e Dead Body Gove Under the | Co Johnson, the warden of Essex county jail, at | Nev Volcé Commissioner Henry sinita, tne Hou. | 02 the floor, with bis throat ut from ear that their jiabilit e about $1,000,00, Mr. dohe Inge wi, al8o Owns the fue row of brick build. ws the mimledie Ground, Stokes the An fu Fite Up hin | (ie time of tie trial, Both concealed the Tact tu | Hugs ilastiage, Cuaries Poluemus, Win, MeManon, | to ear, A carving knife was at Dis side, a Prep eee pee Asa. oWus Wh Here young Fisk lived aq gh trees bigber up. have been. and no me Coll as # Drawing Roo save tue wife frome tris! for bixamy, aud Botte | the coutestani of Asvemblyinan Bilt’s gent, Alder. | Hy had been in the employ of Phelan & Colleoder, | iy curowicied, was a spreia! peruer, He bad fovea k lved ani crew up and played Be Has bostea at the row ga Warden Stacom, on Monday, assigned stokes | 4s now reveulea it, Only because tue won, after | mao D, D, Conover, and Aiderman De Wilder. [is | put has unable $300,000 inthe house, Mr Cardners conuection Books vids warted Cut on bie famous | aKainel Bun, toy have ali had une wien , + Analg promising reformation and securiog ail her uun- | said that a commities of the Lar Assuciation will | work to support his wite at vy, be be with the Gros expired Dec ' pee he idie-aged men for miles a ‘ fo cell No, 60, It had previously been cleaned and | ysna’s property, has entered & visteputubie aouse | MINIVe Here toWorroW aud present to Lie Log drink. His wite and ser abandoned him last Sun oe ciuyed win tim ween he ACENOWLEDGK MA VinTERS, Made us comforiable aX prisoa reguations would | in Puilidelpiia. (ure ® memoril charging certain New York Judges | gay, und had been living alone, brooding uver Mun ihactipstici or neonior Mherinani isd AF R-DGIUTS, | Theerowded hold ina etenae ce tesoec ny Aa waval gery Taentox, N.J., Jan, 9.—A warrant was this | With corrap.ion, lis sorrows, Qn che wall of bis rooin the following 1 unustor, anything his | sewoly in testreets, the faces wave t silow # however, was not satisfied, and day «goed by the Uavernor directe to the Soeriff BILLS INTRODUCED, Was found, written with ® piece of charcoal Convmnos, Jan, 9—At 1 o'clock to-day the Lae cour ender oF all | PrOceARION to The denol, bat white Bis own expense has bad the walis of the cell pa | of ky ox county, for se hanging of Georce Botte addressed to his wister, Are, Groen, why lives ab 930 | Senate und ti F respective Chaimberd cast ports, With au uiler detestution Of Ben €x Bis 10 WOFIG le ever ready | W . We way, Bilis were introduced by Mr, Pell, providing for | Kine pmirty alate straot ata ior'e 5 henator, In the bens Sue eac Atd Rave every reason to believe that honor ay pered with # bright showy papor, ‘The floor ni Vhe day named in the warsaut is Friday, the 96t0 | uy pooayuent o1 money iliegaily collected Uy the | avs /hirty ern Let a eR W. Morgan (Dom,), 8 Fetadly Teeth hae Profeeriag that ame Auring Nie; nie seven hee ykee | DeeD covered with n body brussels earpet of elozant | Inviant ee Now York Health Comumesioucrs; by Mr. Niles, to | 4D48 Hares Bid all guod bye for me All the chit. | (ue Yule, alone sete ot Benonek, 1. ta ve ee eeer lee but coverin beard aod accep ed vetor throne of the A iy | deviga, Several ehecriui pictures aro hung on the | @ victory over the Mexican Revolutioniats repeal New York city chaster; by Mr Ire D Br 8. Ther mi Hel And | LUBE We are Ooh Lo viene. “My niad | House: o weruiun, 87) Morgan 3D. Cox @ War) ‘ Astor you, who ave met with so deep an wiih providing a di nin the officers of the Ass ko cannos help Woae) wu to de lord at Was W Darby Volo in Luth Houses, with the 0x06 ve, aud everybudy did low there ls culy'oue consulation I cas offer sina wall, and the prison accommodations for slecping Gon, Ding's Army Routed. bly to the extent of thitiy-seven ia buaber: iyo d ntuitery. Awish {Gould se her buigie'y Gos NOT Cun hes ies auth Crack a tonuallcan voted: ae 108 mea nan Toe people ure never tix hat Bgeeieom, woumouancey” sou kiow “whacite | have been repisced by asingie Diack walnut bed New Ouceans, Jan, 9.—A courier extraordinary | peusing With Se¥eniven tiesneagers aud forty-one | fre, no food LLC aed are pedal py ati ack wad ouy for Cox m, and relating aneedote whitch fi euice, ad aie Vitides. atid ue Mery Of kale wilt eaey | geead, OB Which is @ paliassre and @ heavy curled | rescued ere tocnight from ‘Tampics wita w tele. | pakee 3 saa nitinn toon ¥ — arvatign, Ra Which came Under thelr | Du'sriniving tO.) oicwit ever bee Meee ke amie aeee | helt maattrese.. The sheets are or the presi fabric, | rexched heenighh from Diba wii @ ta Mr. Judd offered # concurrent resolution to amend He lies iu acritteal condition in Bellevue Mvapital Whe Holds the Lucky Numbore? on row from your beort. ate Gibing (oat bis Lody sould | Sid the large French down gillow is covered wih | &ra% daied City of Meaico, Dec, 91, from | ge Cousitus a 40 as to pay tie momuers of the pair S.C, Jan. 9-—The Brat dayta LYIBO IN OTATE be retarnes to the scenes of his ehildhood, that he | @ case edged With lace three inches deep, Yester- | the Minister of War two generais | Legis!.ture $3. er diem, but not to exceed $400 ata Donth ef Gen. Heory Wager Halleck, a Cass BATON, see i eigen | piace sale : #.0Uld Come Ack in death bo bis Betive bile lent. | day be was visited oy his futher and three or four | engagenents beiween forces and the | sesriov, except In cases OF impeacnmunt trols oF Louisvitwe, Jan, 9.—Gen, Halleck died at bis Fawiag of she Acadgeiiy OF eee ae rand BFisel Une, the oun tag |B toOm NO. 3 of | tug shah Khe leat i esting place of friends. His conusos called twice, and remained i ! revoutionists anaes Gon, Diag, iu which the latter | exits fessious, When bhe pay sail slay De BX per Fee ee ae cick keis moreigg, | Gzcelgc tas sight Uke following grand pray NARS hooker, held their | shouta be among those ac Where every footstep Yesterday morning about ¥ o'clock, Night War: | cavairy., ‘Iho churc.. bolls were ringing and troops Adjourned } of congestion of the brain, superinduced by diveane | 1% 0,000 4. Tud, $4 ae 21g vite hig Cola ib New Xora waeeeings | cringe a reminder of 8 glorious deeds of our revoine | der Jola Orr in waking hls rounds stopped ip front marching the strevte with music, amid great excite Jo the Senate iis evening the Lientenant-Gov | of the liver, with which be Lad been efMficted for | tire nave boon donut swe ore Mecodin iy New Vara were taate- | tomary forefathers Ute Atiing tial @ mayo each 1: bof Miabes's roll, Stokes was awake te seemed in | ment anor ercoy Wrowenied ® coumunication decliniag (0 ep: | owe tine aur any