The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 8, 1872, Page 3

PAVUNO THR HETS. Fun in Broadwn: Koome AM Men whe Kaew Hew to Bei. pool rooms were throngedt last even. Ing with holders of lucky tickets, and the pe sellers were busily paying the oash to the forte nate holders. Betting war lively ainoe the May- oralty candidates were nominal half a million of dollars wore staked. Then there were thousands of dollars wagered on the Presi- dential vote of city, State, Governor, Alderm JOHN VISITS WASHINGTON. ACRNCRA OF THE LOBDATER- BACK INVASION, ess -Aad Fas in the Poot jon Dollars Pocketed by ee WANDERINOS OF A BUN CORRES- PONDPNT IN ARLBONA, Lemon-Veet ol-New York Gardens Wife-a Wende Striking Things Around the Ca Ao Enterprisiag Photographer A Savages Remains of an Bxtinet which have Ponsted all the Archmotogions. Correspondence of The Bus. Moguis Panos, Rept. 4.—After a hard Journey over sandy plains and barren rocks, we arrived a fow days ago among the ruined towne of the supposed dercendants of Montezuma. I am surrounded by objects strange, wonderful, and romantic; among Indiane who, seldom visited by the whites, are so far advanced In Civilization as to bave lived in houses three and four stories high for nearly three centuries, and who have made the desert surrounding them to bloom as agarden, These Indians are peace-lov- ing, Induetrious, and intelligent, far above any other tribe on the American continent, but they are so ignorant and superstitions that I, # poor photoxiaphery am looked apon by them as @ nom of wonderful power, Unforta- are convinced that my mission I have already been ordered away from two of the towns by signs and gestures by no moans pleasing to a mantwo lea from the setiioments and sur- rounded by savages. If] take any pletures away with me L shal certatoly have to do it surr tHously, as (he destruction of sever a already taken tas been demande” by ove of the oblefs this morning. CHOTOCNAPNY PURZLES THE INDIANS. T have in several cases tried to conciltate chem by presenting a photograph taken of them {iting around me in groups watching me at work. They exbibit great sur- prive and wonder, but In every case, as soon a8 my back Is turned the picture is destroyed or mM to look upon a photo- graph as a sure aud epecdy passport to another Oorrespondence of The San, Wasnreatey, November, the Ptate of the Diatriet of Columbia, [t hails here sometimes, hence * Hail Columbia.” two towns in D.C. nd nation; on the Judges, and Congresamen, and hundreds of other candidates whom thelr friends backed with their money as well as usual number One is Georgetown and the other ix Washington town, and the two together spell George Washingt: fathor of bia country, and who was the orginal Washington ts on the Potomac, “the river of swans," between the Anacosta and Rock creek. tant retation of Ann Apolts—some miles distant. Washington is tho first meridian of all Amer. Its public buildings and tte public servants oveupy elevated positions. some of those public «ervants had oe more elevated positions pc who was the original wheelbarrow. men honored veblele to Harlem an ctlOn went againet thelr firm convictions, and the canvies waa not unproductive of eh of pollticad partisans between Canal street and the id pigs of tron, erry tree killer, to back because hat a namber tery, carrying . A Sen reporter yesterday stakeholder surrender two $500 bank not ager Was Unat Greeley would get dou' Umber of votes cast for Graat in this Ann Acosta ti loan geographers, many absurd bet ten was wager majority in New h of there bets n, before the le as conspicn- A barrel bet was The dofeated sport, one rolled an empty 1 vity would proat other instance that Greeley ‘The Capltol te a capital bul'ting This belle |e the Goddens of In winter it's a cold Goddess of Lib- figure of Just-toe. among therm fe an were made early to the camy apathy of the De sae within t off yesterda { Jersey Vity, ocrats was ma arty—oold enough to be thi 8 capital unishment fora member of Coa- 8 to go to Washington i sossion a darkey t« In session too, who a ap lomonade In * aoup spoon at nothing as tnd the body politic, and the soverctzn pe ean drink all the so want for nothing ATHIKING THINGS IN WAS e moet etriking things al nena clubs and th eon the grass at the Ser T appeal to the Senato It ts too suggestive of browses street ferry to He was acoompauted by a crowd of non thetic urehing and umiiton fer When Congre r. if abouts of dertaton Johnaon, of Broadway and Tw: sold on the Mayoralty and several thousand Julee and water they agen of the betti ix each of the three More pools were sold wn Jeminy O'Brien than on any other For several days large odds w offered on him with no takers, b to $40 was wagero: ndidates for Mayor. while they were end of the Capitol, have that peel removed. hot whiskey skins and other wicked drinks te he allowed to Ne there, turned in his favor, while Lawrence was the fay several hundded lucky ones were walt Bach wan to turn handed . ‘The pools were referred to d correct a check was amount due, The pool seller was Jolly and con- gratulated the lucky garubiers as they touk away their bundreds in a manner as much as to say, ‘ .fentlewmen ; betting lent such a bad at the very close of Realdes, what would ther powers think If a lemon peel tree should grow there? It might be construad sit to the memory of Sir Robert Pee! the resu't—the battle cry ing iv line to be pald. t Tlast wrote you at the time of crossing the river, ‘and Just before taking up the line of march forthe interior of Arizona, Two men from Orybacame tous at that time; they were on their way to the settiements with blankets to trade for horscs. They aro the firwt, 1 believe, that have ever ventured across the were open for ey took nearly the at the same The Capitol is modelled after the American some time after, two wings, and since Wigfall left, tt has had ac Tt has claws, and every je it putaits “laitse im Mon have flourished here wh were so d gged, that when th buttoned up in catafale mbers of Congress eat, ris mutual pool rr a Colorado ona trading edition, We had considerable difficulty in ing them to venture in the boat, but after some mysterious movements, ing toward each point of the com- pase and sprinklin, 8 to Terry them an ne amonnt apiece, vn candidates, Adding to the above the large number of private wagers made (n oMees, clibs, and. socle- ties, It is aafe to estimate ti larschanged hands Hnesday # election, hair on tts head. * million of dol. nthe city on the results of er, thelrdonkeys in no wise hankered ey cannot be valle feeding them all the not put them across the river. beon considerable talk of diamonds havin found tu this region, coming out here miles of the Mio Colorado Chiguito better known, ve & few miles of the San Francisco Mountains; but as I did not care to meet the Apaches or ne companion, we did treaaure. These moun- appearance of being ric! we no doubt but th & large party to go and prospeotthem. I have AN ELECTION THE RAID OF THR LOUSTER-DACKS, c ne of the Capitol would be an fora brind!+ co ‘The angle is perfect, It w 8 Life-An Ex-Aee Narrow Kacnpe. Correspondence of The Sun. Vike County, Va, Nov. 6. At about 5 o'clock, John Rosencranse, a farmer living near the village, was peddling Grocley tickets around the Court House, where the elec- tion was held, and Indu hegro driving team for John T. Cross, Esq., to leave his team @ moment and go up stairs and who ives near, raw bis team stand- nin the road, and went to the Court House, ‘ueeting Rosecranse and the negro at the foot He was very angry, and began » All who attempted to explain came tn for ashare of abuse; but the H Legislature fromm tt presuming on friendship with Cross, went up to Whi and sald John only stopped Mike to have him excellent pla ‘The trail that we followed brought us within twenty IK, 17M. fortieth birthday, he seat of Unele Sam tn i800, 0 lobster-backs came m Barge, the Cross of Bt. George. and the Croas of St. Andrew, they were so darned cross they turned to and de- stroyed the building, and Uncle Sam didn't get her square ait down there avain untll I5L5, Rriuish won't cet Into Washington agati until mustard plasters are put on thermometers to make July warm iu New York. This splendid Maryland. Delaware, and . ‘The President's house inuands Pennsylvania, Vermont, New York avenues, and the President man t= the army. Old Probabilities lives here in the same house With Old Possibilities, (saw the Washington Monument to-day could badly make im Brooklyn end of the before Sivan B. Anthony was first tised Subse juently one day t na visit with 0 came within Oohoninens with on tains have eve: d Michael Boott, a icked up several One agates and ave not yet found any diamonds. from the river to the hundred miles. The distance loqui village Is about fiding commands 'f way we crossed a sansylvania avedi of the stairs, They are oultiv: treated us in a somewhat pur of corn and friendly mann: prised at our small retinue, an nder that two men should venture so f We camped in their midat, ibe them the obarre of our horses Ourselves as much at put up at acountry inn, These Are the most tricky, com the West, but our conf- deuce and trust seemed to please them, and when called for our animale (two mules ‘and three were forthoomi eve it Waen tthe it Kiver bridge. KEW YORK GAKIENS. to-day who don't like New York vunds @ man bas around York are coffee grounds. n there last sprin n invited him to walk in his garden, and he was inuch surprised stairs. and the garden gate was a se crawled through that walkcd for en hour around a clothes line and three tower pots, and the New York gentlemal with tin floors. * parade in Washington In the his house in New ck back, missing Crops, bi between his knees, struck hii which the bystanders took the two men Crosa stepped back a few yard: fe out of bis pocket and flourish!n ul, started on a run toward Walls, not defend himself tn time to pj being thrust into his sid the merest trite it's hesitation, Indians, by th getting hishead summate thi once or twioe, at . and after ten ng Immediate! et ren o Widred miles in extent in many places strewn with broken pottery of rkinansbip, while the caion walls hics and picture eh is unknown to Te for several agalo retreate are decorated d aanin Ktarted toward Wells in eye, the knife rata Wells started forward al js opponent haif way knocked quarts of cod Hyer cli will kill @ tame imdown. The asm. are found rewains of houses been three and four stories Ligh, POPULAR TRADITION®, signs of a once powerful and par nly traceable tothe That the tnhabi- King David never played marbles on Sunday, lewed the fret liar TUR STORY OF ROLL Tye get two temples that Thad rather have They are fastened to e visited a dramatic temple in *y plaved n tune frat; then Fro, of the dei 1 up 1h a piece of Lollas wiles name was . was after Hol, and @ wound was found self, DUL was an ugly m linost crazing the heart h lower, and the knife would bave suuk Into the heart. rons ie one of the 4. with all his family os A leading plac Nomon's temple tally civilized people are pl rioe cities of Arizo tanis of Chis reg Mexicans there can be no doubt ‘ors’ ine of march to the north and west leeUll marked by the remains ¢ doned many generations ago. 1 dition and fhe me: ndants of the an- » he feared, and It he has never al apparent at- m Indian tra- y available the pup- during the Spauish eonqu at bodies of the Aztecs were driven joo inte the vast eerts lying to the north rows the Culorad it for many years, ‘As they were in- ace-loving, they were d by the warltke nom: were compelled, the better to themselves against attack, ob the tops of mountains, within the cafon walls, and ip chasms that would seem almost in- Many stories are told of bow the said that it is a wo @, having made « in his Hife upon men he disliked not been arrested up to this writing. ne night. and ¢ measured a half a yard inher arma and started t If Rollo had get hi took her litte They to Pizarro, ds ocrasion to use these n infant io her aris ssport throngh the world red to be cleur-h 1dy'tcella lie a bit quicker th wn Georce hatchet, and we must beileve Just ponder, and and west, and mighty pation cities and eulll dustrious and her wanderings she 4 SWITCHMAN ABSENT-MINDED. ning Express Train Comi: Specd-A Switch m the Switeh the W Correspondence of the New You, O¢ ic tribes of the ‘Time alters all things. ence between in berarms get on toa Bleecker stree: lost my watch on—ai urt system on the conductor, ne down with Ave cents, she d e down into the mud. sure pop. Young ones yt taken for fares in New Yor narrow escape on the New York Central, owing switeh, naturally calls at- enemy and starved to death After many years of war it { Uealy was entered into between them and thr Utes, whereby the iatter were to retain the thio of the river, and the Aztecs were Ww recross and forever remain in the southern The name by which are now most widely known, the Moquls ation to the class riant department of public service, As ot talent they pay for portant place is not at a third-rate price. Accidents laced switches, without re- |, the steadiness, solvriety, ployees, simply for corporations WONDERFUL TELEGRAPH LINE. {corn are very plenty in suecotast is in the army are more plenty in ard to the wages p and intelligen the reason that are high degree of responsibility is Iu Ube fury of incomis often uncertalnty of sponsibility felt, and th make @ mistakp, often unnerve) long expe- Witchinen, and throw ¢ have not the si idents whieh are attrib- 1 to negligence and inattention to duty are the result solely of fear, Que of the moat suc road superintendent brook dixaater, said t here are. seven containing about twelve hundred inhabitants. roaching them from the Colorado river, t come to O:yba; twelve miles further o-pay-wee, Shee-pala-wee and Mee-shoin-o-neah. Three miles further eas Across a beautiful valley are situated ona ich Mouul, Mogueenab, and the videst abd best fortified of all ears ago visited b; which carried of nearly all of the inhabitants. called it the dead town—Pueblo Muerto; which bas been corrupted into Moqui the common name of ven to all the towns, but here owe has ite name, chief, aud ‘These towns are FORTIFICATIONS WITH The houses are built ou ascend @ ladder, whi: top of the’ f other foors are reached vy stone able end of each house, Jay from the Indian Territory. ph out there five miles long of his wife's hoopskirt. silt it out of your wife's boopskirt, did y fear that thi u do much business on it?’ was more bustle ringly, * Bustle, hey! Were there efuland long-tried rail- | After thas the in reference tot me the other day t no long experience cary could relieve a train. fro sulting from a misplaced swi employ a switehma: Hoops, hoops? yes, plenty of hoops Pablo. ' By stran Moquia Pablos is goverument, That last remark busted things, and I toc vo more notice of him than though mother-in-law A TALK WITH A RARER. ke shop in Washington. He was #0 covered with flour sneezed the gas would ‘The expression of his mug He looked like he couldn't tell Homer's Iliad from @ green calico couklag the boss bake: He was ax «teady as the Was religious, day was long. and a total abstainer. jay when he turned the switch lor « did not know that T was + turned the switch back, and it was train that was thundering sounded — an- to be lit to wee hin, ding near bin with a large urt are several houses under ground which are entered by trap, doors from Lhe top, aud the bottom reached by resemble an old- 66 Kevan, as they are of worship, and alsy Are you crusty? proach of the turned it back, ¢ shop and not crusty sale, don't you? ‘They very mu right into the fre yelled with all my He sprang to the Lnot @ second to past with the wring Ln & mG Do you knead your own called. are used as a Tdo knead iny ow reversed it, and be bi ‘The train flew t. and was out of ‘The man could ty When the whistle pulse seized him to turn the switch, ash op that It was wroug Weeks yet. As time will not admit of my writing ore at present, | will try and give you an id retura trip when I lose you a fow photos in ‘thunder do you wat yb tO well It for? Then [ looked at some of bis stock, and says T © Did you reside here during t understanding with the South reach the seitleme: which will speak plainer than my f 8 late wight ils Th was not neg lion to duty, fe ut he was cont, » and did not know what he olng. Such accidents are likely to vecur on the best managed romis in the world.” ulates everythiag. al The road bed ls laid under I wouldn't think you ald.’* minfully in earr 4 eIGUT- paralyzed by f MANDED FIGHT, I’ took “up one of his rolls, and says 1 ne, Dut T would hardly be- Heve it possible that aman who had ever beard the long roll sounded would be guilty uf selling “ My dear sir, exc The Hon, James Irving and the Hon. Peter Woods were candidat © Sixteenth Assembly District, Woods has been elected, The fight wasn hotly contested one, as both m teenth Ward. Englivh railroads. Government inspection, and royal ¢ taken of every rail oF cross a highway on tho saine level tunnels must be resorted to. rows the tracks froi ‘hat will do, sir; that Is quite for No road can crose F the Assen I," Well, ['ll take some nute and clear Says he," I don’t sell nuts."” dough nute tt ned inclined to burt me,#o I beat » one side of Lhe stati Switchmen are made the subjects uf ‘They are a choively selec ted over the tracks, in windows, carpeted ‘ of the’ switches come up into this room, and are ornamented like the handles of a beer fountain, nbered, and are calied " point room is the painted. « ‘The room je light, made warn from afire and made cheery by a carpet Here the wwitchman takes his po- Filion, sholtered from the sto fortalle aud. eh mistake something more th dismissal awaits Dim. 2 are popular in the Their respective adherents had many bouts on election day, and previous eto, om the merits and probable success of their champions. These bouts were usually of the nd rarely amounted to anything tmaking abet on the result of the eloc- But on election day, about 2 P. M., Col, Dolan and Peter alias * Zimmer” Bray,friends of Peter Woods, met Barney MoGaffne: of Lrving’s, at Third a opposite the ¢ Hately fell into a discussion MeGaithey offered to $200 to $1 on Irving. although expressing his willin bet, was not prepared with the needful A house is ere A TALK WITH A SHOPMAKER, closed on all sides with g excellent shoe ‘There are som - Jngton, and my lusutiate thirst after knowledge Thave no doubt the rious leather dealer chaffy order, had a leather head any Got a nice stare, bain't ye? “Mind your points,” T thought in your business It was stiteh, stitch.” and wind, ina ery; if ho makes a 1 reprimand and i His offence tsa crime, and the State will punish him by fine and in. With all this outlay acoldenta o¢- switches will be misplaced show that there are more such aecldente in England than In America, uity-fourth street, ropounded a conundrum, Why are shoemakers like ministers?” Suys be, * Blast your conundruimes.” Saye! "'That aln't the answer; shoenakers and ministers felon and they both heel soles, too.” i Wont to buy anything If 90,1 have everything in my line you and statintion rneet fe take the pew away at 4. ot no money to put up on bi Smith continued to blackgual mer” Bray until both parti and the words dew other Vulgar aud appro~ Capt, Dolan pulled a pis ted to shoot MoGaffney, MoGaifne) and they rolled over pt to Escape the Gallows , Bays t “You have, hey? Are gaiters in your scutence to be hanged ou W. for the murder of & wom rate attempt to esea CO We keeper, BR, i Baye 1 And you can pto@ every kind of aya be, “1 can while the later was st, Weil, vir at» pair of allizat He didn't take it pleasontly dispensed with bis Wather dealer would have tar ANT EMBS SANG ITEMS, Pank will he ch 4th of July, ‘The duty I off native punk Buckwheat cakes ure getting riv inched Dolan, the gutter, While th other, Hob Smith pitebed into" Zimmer and they lunged and tugged away at eacl y. In the meantine a wolleoted and were enjoying the igh there Was Not ® jp slab. Before eltugr one of tNd parties had done td each other, friend: nd they were separated, Col, Nicho~ yo part Ip thia peaw Dalan's pis sized navy revolver—away from blm, still carries it as & trophy of tha mele, if ! bat is the case, I'll look by hecriee of Maines and hout woun iiag Wi (0 bin eel! ind. hau and if T hadn't Juet as fdid, that fully forced bec age, and declar v He bud padded bis body with bieukete, eorlee stick next The Attemp THENTON, No stop Jersey The Supreme Court this Noruing unevimously decided thas an act to eubdiit the Neeune OF Bo Ueenme” bo the poople be inet the opinion of Attorne isiature last winter, of the act eubuilt cone Wo Ube people starch pudding ain't good for shirt The arden of Elen iv od o sweeter An Are On A viele noral Gilebriet gives to the La fing the question o wa Chatbae, ie wi Ht is enoueh t «for doore and windows go Pulich eGcet wear broadway, THE SUN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1872. TWO HOUSEWIVES STOLEN. THE EXPLOITS OF AN ADVRNTORBR AT PEARBALL'S CORNERS. Ptnanctal ond Watrtmoniat Operations (oi Dined- Waking fn the Surplas Long Istand Village, About four months ago a tall, lithe, handsomely-shaped young man, wi eleanly-out, good-looking face, put in an appear- ance at Peareall's Corners, Long Island. He gave his name as Richard Slavin, The quid- muncs of the neighborhood all thought Mr. Blevins Southerner. Old mau Biggles, who for more than forty years has discussed the char- acter of every new comer at Pearsall’s Corners, was sure of it, “Vor,” sald he, “I was down in Arkansaw when I was boy. I've seen jist sich follers dealin’ moate cards on = Missisatppl steamboat. You don't see fetlers Mke him rained up in these parts. Take my word for it, he's emart, and he'll kick up « rumpus here, or not Biggles.”” Mr. Slavin made the acquaintance of but few persone during the three days he stopped at Abrame's Hotel at Pearsall's Corners. He was ‘well dressed, and looked like a gentioman, and the quidnunce were therefore much surprised when they learned that Mr. Slavin had obtained tion of superintendent of a large steam erist mill near Rockawa Mr. Samuel Sprague Poarsall’s Corners, NOTABLE APRICANE IN PORT. Gus Laseet Visttors from the Bastern ftom. Isphere—An Gwatvorens Shtp Load Mr. Dan Cofling’s Fee. The steamship Manhattan, of the Wil- Maine & Guton Itno, arrived from Liverpool yes- terday with «targe number of passengers. They would scarcely have enjoyed the voyage as heartily ae they did had they Known that their fellow passengers between deeks were asixtecn- foot anaconda, s Sve-foot gorilla (@ good match tn a stand-up fight for half @ dosen atalwart men), and » Bengal tiger, fresh from the Jungle, and possibly still reeking with the blood of his last Hindoo viettm. These animale were # part of @ large collection brought over by Mesers. Tyne James Jones for exhibition tn SUR reporter went on board the vessel soon fine bere Ci A soon found Mr. Dan Ool- ween s reporter noticed depending trem Mr. Col- 6, to be whip. “A fee you have a whip Top your mo- ‘SPaonly "pigeon, ahe eho carel oo up DOR lips when Mr. Colllas's breast ‘moved, arid, small lead peeped out from hin open vest. ‘The fhe, was the tail of 8 att inutive Diana mon- Oy, @ very rare 8) be Fivthle hore little animal,” eaid Mr, Collina, S wonder, Le ehaws tobacco likes man, and takes to bis rum as natural as I do.” The monkey had almost a perfect human face ae black a Jot. with @ fringe of white hair Around the forehead, and a flowing white goatee beneath the chin. His tall wae the biggest: of him, Collins says nA on it while ear and picks bie teeth with it er bis meal ‘The most troublesome animal tn the colleation is a gorilla, five feet two tnches tn stature, with long, powerful arma, a face more lke that of a lion than # monkey, and a form which betokens trenwth. When the vessel was afew is beast broke loose one day while feoding hit, and started at full ed towards the forecastie, where the orow bunks |, When be found himself among the men he exhibited elgns of fear, but as they were scared than he was, that forecastle was quickly cleared. One of t fleeing sailors took the precaution to close the hatch before the “gorilla e deck, and he. wos these wa H wo decks. Mr, Colling, with twelve of the sailors whom he loa waded to assist bim, Onally drove the brute into Scorner, ang here Mr. nee. powerful man, at pted to cage him. Lf the others had not interfered there would have been a funeral at ser ‘When it was found that the gorilla wou not be caged by force, Dr. Collins, the ship » ons was summoned, and he tried to subdue him with chloroform, A large cloth was saturated with the fanwethetic an thrown over Laos rilla’s head, but this had no subduing effect whatever, for ap soon as it was removed. hi be- bark! growling and gnashing 8 fivvages ‘Phe dsctor then ‘put large: doses. of morpl ine into apples. These the brute devour- ed, but the @rug bad no more effect on him than so much water. Finally, as he could not be caged, the carpenters built up around him a secure board box, On the voyage the bow constrictor died starvation ‘he! ‘ore leaving Livernoc ® numb of rabbits were put on board, but they were eaten up some days before the vessel reached this port. Mr. Collins kept life in, him a di two by turning in a small dog to, him, but e that conid find no other liv most as unlucky as to flro at a chicken. Mother Care; Two ostriches, a male and a female, each over ten feet high, ware killed by the rolling of the while ‘their young one, which Is still had a wing broken. The ostriches, Mr id, fed themselves. Chunks of coal, ton, leather straps, and all the odds and ends they could Ond in the vessel were de. Heacies to them. ‘The other antinals were an old man kangaroo, six feet Ligh, and about as seedy alooking beast Me une tied look at; @ sacred cow and bull of the Brabiva breed, with humpe on their backs ; About a dozen curious auakes, some dog-face’ monkeys. a few Buglish phessaits, acage full of ferrets. and a beautiful leopardess: The colleo- tion Will be taken to Chicago within @ day or two. —. BLOOD IN COCRE ae The Wranglisg of Counsel Mr. Challis's Col. Blood was Pancher in the Supreme Court Chambers pester- day on a writ of habeas corpus, but when It was learned that the examination before Justice Fowler would be had during the day, the pro- ceedings were adjourned. The Civil Court room at Jefferson Market was densely packed in the afternoon by those anxious to hear the case against Col. Blood, Mrs, Woodhull, Mias Clafia, and others, Bhortly before 3 o'clock Justive Fowler entered, and Col, Blood was taken into court, Mr. Luther ©. Challis, upon whose com- plaint the action for libel was instituted, his counsel, and Assistant District Attorney Sullivan seated themselves near the bench. Mr. Sullivan said he was ready to proceed. The counsel for the accused asked for an adjourn- ment, saying that it was necessary that Mrs. Woodhull and Miss Claflin should be present, but owing the intervosition of the United States authorities they were unable to be there; that the writ of habeus corpus ad test} candum had been served upon the in whose custody Mrs, Woodhull and Miss Ciafin are, as was usual in such cases; but tbat Mar- shal Sharpe said that the writ had not been roperly served, as it had not been served upon him, and the accused were therefore detained in jail.” He concluded by saying that he would not argue that point, but would ask for an adjourn- ment until all the defendants could be present, Sullivan objected to the adjournment. Hesaid that as Col. Blood was in court they could proceed with the examination. He thought that counsel on the other ton Mrs. Woodhull and Mins attendance, as it was plain that they could only give counsel and advice to Col, Blood: that there would be no dim y in proving ¢ Biood’s connection with the publication in uestion, as it could be shown that he had had irect business transactions, not only with the intera, but with others, in regard to publish he journal conducted by the defendants. inslated thet the examina:ion be proceeded with, ‘The counsel replied that Mrs. Woodbull and Mins Claflin intended to prove that they alone were responsible for the publication, and that they could substantiate all that had been anid in the article relating to Mr. Challis; that M; Challis, and not tate was the real prosect tor in the case. He thought it very strange that Mr. Sullivan’ should appear {nthe case d that It should be tried in a civil urt, He contended that Mrs. Woodhull and Mise Ciatin should be there to confront Mr. Challis, but thought that that gentleman might fear to be brought face to face with those whom he had accused of libeling him. H that the writ had been sued out t matters, and that they desired no could prove that Mr. Challis bad twice v Ludlow street jail and beseeched Mrs. Wood- bull and Mise Claflin to settle the matter. The counsel continued in an appeal Ww the Court for an adjournment. Mr, Bullivan sald that Challis is a good citizen of this city, and he felt it his duty to rotest against the language of vounsel for the Getence against that genteman. Mr. Challis had requested him to say that he had visited Mrs. Woodhull and Miss Clafin in the jail, but only at the urgent solicitation of their relatives, and that the accused then said that they re gretted the publication of the artic which the libel is based, and that they were instigated rs to have It printed, ice Fowler adjourned the case until t day, and the immense crowd weut from th court-room, Biuedics tS AN ELECTION MURDER pb Killing of an Iris a At 4 o'clock yesterday morning, Capt. McElwaine of the Thirty-seventh street police station learned that a man had mysteriously died at 839 West Thirty-ninth street. On hasten- ing to the spot with Detective McConnell, the Captain ascertained that Michael Mackin, a la- borer, forty-eight years of age, bad died of vio~ lence, having been attacked by some unknown persons in a political fight on Monday evening. Coroner Young was summoued, and the police went to work to unravel the mystery. Last night It was ascertained that Mackin, the victim, Edward Nittser, @ German oooper, and John Michaels, also cooper, had @ very hot po- ltieal discussion on Monday night in front of 629 West Thirty-ninth street. A dispute arose concerning the relative merits of the candidates for the Mayoralty, Mackin, being an Irishinan, declared hinsell @ firm adhercnt of James O'Brien, Nittser, a German, was In favor of Mr Havemeyer, while Michaels, an American, having declared bituself in favor of Mr, Lawretice, was called « Know-Nothing by Mackin. At Brot lt seemed as though there was to be a trianw ht, for some unknown reason H inporter became the ally of Law. Fence’s & Pand togather they, deena Mackin, the O'iren man, m The aahs was of shor gpa tion: Mackin was knocked down and brutally kicked by both men, who left him, as they supposed, dead, and weht home to their Tespoctive families, © fight having been witnessed by some women, they lust evening gave information to the police, and the sssallans were arrested. 11 the station they deseribed themselves as Rdward Nitteor, Freer, of age, born 1 Garmany, a r) of Forty-frat street, near Tenth aveniie, mast enet of born in New Var cetauelarin Gacmeate cishinney The men coufem that they had @ Gghi with ; THE WARD'S TBLAND CRIME; A Cavener's Jury om the Maltrentment of Lunatic Prisoners by Drunken Keepers— Gov. Kettman’s Opinion, Yesterday Coroner Herrman reeumed the investigation of the ofroumatances attending the death of Loni 0. Bamnelx, whose death at the City Insane Asylum on Ward's Island,through maltreatment at the hands of one of the atten- danta, Nas been the subject of such severe press and publio comment as to have resulted in the resignation of nearty alt the physicians and attaché of the institution. ‘The first witness called was Isaac Dell, one of the Commissioners of Charities and Correction, who said that It was the desire of the Commix- stoners to have a thorough and rigid examina tion made as to the intertor management of the Insane Asylum. He then read the rules and regulations governing the management of the Institution, together with the duties of the off cers connected with it. All candidates for em- ployment in the asylum whe are recommended the Board of Examiners are it the Commissioners, tendante are — required ed an examination nd when complained of they are er reprimanded or discharged. ‘Their salary year and board, called for an Investigation concerning the death 18, WAS appointed directly by missionors, ‘The food furnished to the o best quality, Tho dietary table ‘on the 25th of October, ity and quantit satisfactory explanation was made by Warden ‘The Commissioners are @n red in ine manageinent hich have becn passed Peace ea Pip ones ha ee ceed sithatebaraies Eves ‘SHE Path “evenah for cleht love 6m Ninth avenue, treets, AXA feet, wi BANKING AND FINANCIAL. BANKING HOUSR OF HENRY CLEWS @ Co, %& Wall street, New York. Bille of Exchange, Ctrealar Notes, Trevettere’ and Commercial Credita intued available in all parte of the Deposits received. ouhjact to cheek at eight owed on alt Dally Butances, Collections made. lovestment Orders executed, have satisfac Srorietiur fort wae igher mics inte new mess for 16 @ farmer living nenr has long resided there, and {emuch esteemed asa worthy and. Indus trious man, Mr. Sorague i married, and his wife, Susan, livo by the steam mill. Slavin mado, application after ‘mature consultation they consented to receive i whort clear at By-eRlyc, for Novermber, and lone ‘short cl ar for January at 740. Cut n owing to the joked hama in bal upon it by the » D. Dab} suited a os was enfferin: Mr. Blavin as companionable hoarder. ‘and 40 did Mra. Spri yaiclana of the ouls C. Samuels on the Tih of last August, he acute mania. After he had in the inatitation, his mental con- ‘inflammation of Witness ordered him extra diet ice, one quart of dition to the hen his’ foot healed the He also suffered turbulent and bungry, ined to witness that the murder him every bath. Witness thern to arrive és. Butter wap, en. R@Abe., ad prime fresh fend rather weak at Wed orners was a pleasan dition was much the foot set In. of six ounces of rt two eggs per diem, in Mrs. Sprague seems to have given much atten- VASISH BLAVIN AND MRS. BPRAGUB. Three months passed away. Mr. Siavi ular atand near Pearsall’s Pye lows called bim “ Di house rations. for eall, mixed, was discontin diarrhoea for valoncence became ¥ and frequently comp! attendants attempted to morning, and. among ald nad forced him into a col did not credit any of his stories, as sich mental delusions were common with men in Samuels’s one-half of whom dic suddenly, at Samuels died of nervous exhans- tlon consequent upon the brain malady under which he was suffering. uels was an in Uents in the asylu Instances be avotd and the young ladiew low well inet with evs one, But on the ash. Canada West ‘atic. for Wee e miles of Pear sall's Corners was astounded neo that Mr. Slavin had run away with Mrs. arrying of i un ne uaband were possease 700 in cash. Mre. Sprague, on about 64,000, to roponing to take ry notes, But ing previous to her d jusband's hou . and the rest in pro . Benson did not acce) twas surmised that ti Brooklyn, as Mrs. Spraque's mother I "they would go fu oi Ward M, of which Sam- ate, contained the filthiest pa- ;, but thig could not in many food was good, the tients kindly treated, and he had very rarely found the complaints against the attendants to have any foundation, nor had he ever seen ap attendant under the Influence of I was comprised of Franc! dore Saphir, Julius Hotes, Davenport, Charles Drake, g. Wagner, Morris Their verdict was as fol- Dage. Molasses di hhds. and tales ign naa, wate terme, and : a and ine sada a do., i ‘bh 3.9% for export, and 1 or . Forward deliveries improved it was thought Joseph Freely, Oblab: John D. Cordes, Willan Metz, and J. Solomon. counsel, George A. for January, 1 Match, 10'¢e. for Apri. and erpool market wae reported quiet; middling DRIRS—Petroleam quiet, 44, the latter for ne was ‘rv, and rold at c. for February, 19. for ding all the efor 197-160. for May. Sprague himself, they have eto flad the runaw: VANISH ALSO MRS. ABRAMS, On election day Pearsall’s Corners, which had quieted down, was electrified by the news that Dick Slavin had visited the town on the previous night, and had carried, off on the 5:7 train of the Long Island Railroad, Mrs. Washington Abrams, with hand belonging to Mr. Abrams, and of value that could money, altogether about $1,000, was away from home at the time of his wife's He ts an oyster planter, and a very ex- cellent and worthy man, a member of the Meth- odist Church. Hie wife had been also a most ex- ¥ member of the same church, had left Pearsall’s Corners about 1 o'clock on the morning of his wife's departure. He bad gone to New York with aload of oysters, as he nad usually done twice a we Slavin knew this, and lay in wait for his de- ‘and then carried of hi Abrains's wife is @ very pretty woman—a blonde like Mrs, Sprague-and of about the same age, 25 Hoth husbands are jn @ fever of auziety. and deeply feel their loss, Captive We find deceased, Loute C, Samucte, died from ex haustion caused by Improper treatment at rant and incompetent attel.dants; and we a very im} ‘and lax re of the institation. That th id attendants should be E a a Tatlow fairly netive, and noid at Sleuadwes, the latter TOF cholee. "Whiskey steady at ie. grain to Liverpool 5 t y erate with the resident phy. Freight. were firmer; ean instead of obstructing him in the discharge of tdew Chad In furtberanc appointment o this object we recoin- pavsician should be consulted in the sald warden and attendants, and that ey should be subordinate to him. Last Monday Gov. Hoffman visite! the asy- * pretty strongly He was disgusted wit pearance of Ward M,where Samuels was confine all the mone: lower G,ure being bid, be easily conver Live Stock Mark: New Youn, Thursday, No 3 market was slow to-day at for native steers and CB, 804 Ths stores were sold at Siathe. D. sheep and lambe arrived. Halland weak, “Ordinary” toe Seashore sxeene. ®., witha few at $c., and common to extra BPINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Thirty-two cars, or 6, THunspay, Nor Prime stock was ® M.—The day in Wall street proved to be even loss interesting than its im- mediate predecessor, the absence of the gold corner dal! state of affaire in the stock market com Dining to uiake a day unusually devold of interest. The raitway and miscellaneous share speculation commands attention only on account of the exceedingly irregular course of quotations, the market having changed tn complexion and tone several times from the opening until the close of business at 4P. M, The market started off beanshly, and slight concessions were the rule on last night's closing quotations untli the First Board. ‘The atnost dullness prevailed ap to that time, wher Dasiness began to improve somewhat and prices picked up, Northwestern common leading the van with «rie Pacitte Mail followed suit, advanetog from #2 to SK, and Wabesh rangiog at TNwiSy. The remaioder of the list rose from \ to by # cent firmness continued until about | o'clock, when a slight reaction from the best prices was noted. This decline wae afterward followed ap im dealings at the Board. when Northwestern commoa touched &), again Wabash declining MARINE INTELLIGENCE. 1HE DEFEATED CANDIDATES. FERRO Ee 4. Moos sete,..19 Migit WATAR-Tits Daye + 2 OF Gow, Trlana, Hew Col. Langdon, « Takes his Defeat. The contest for the Assistant Alderman- ship in the Sixteenth Assembly District, Fighteenth Ward, bas ended. It was a glorious fight. There were five candhlates in the feld, Georee Kelly, Pat Myban, Thomas Cunningham, Hubert MoNevin, and Col, Nicho- All are young New Yorkers of Irish parentage, brim full of patriotiem and a ° race Was won by the Hop George Kelly, the Liberal Kepublican and Tam- many candidate. Col. Nicholas Langdon, the Bouncers’ nominee, one of the four defeated candidate: very hard, but his industry was illy rewarded. A SUN reporter met him in the City Hall Park yes- terday. The Colonel bad not yet recovered from the effects of his berculean labors on election his face emaciated, and | the old war horse was jeuncers’ Caudidaie, 197 Heli Gate. Arrived—Tacnsvay. Nov. 7 Imadse. and pass. fora Gras; iniieo nnd pans. 6 % sip Mandingo. Demerara, mdre. aud pass. . London, maee. ant pass. nteer, Philadeipbis, mdse. p Asta, Almira, fruit. |. Bremen, mdse. and pass, Cardenas, Havana, sagar, Hark Larkepur, Cork, ba ba! very, Roekland, stone. from Ris to 8854. Jan Langdon, thirst for office. Be wo TM, Western Union from 19% froin wy tos, apa Colon th the other shares being lew Between the hours of 3 aud 4 P.M. iransuctious were characterized andthe fuetuatione were marr | Tek Among the bette yan} Nehigan Central at 1144 alli, E ia) Weetern ‘mt exxctasy Brig Merriwa, Carden Brig Allee, Oinos, Hon Sehr hunbeam, Carthay: rs Ruin, Bristol: hobatere Sehr Jessle B. Sith, Aino the causi river and coastwise vesseis SstLep—Steamabips Wertphalla, for Hambu: Antwerp, Liverpool; krin, Loddon ; Colum! ana, bark Arzo, ontinual inactivity, His feet were sore, his voloe hoarse ; but «til full of fire and erect with spirit. Many friends hered around bim to sympathize with bim in * How are you, Colonel?" said Capt. McMillan, “How went the election ) 1064. and Quicksilver’ seling « ore firm, Consolidation selling at Gat, American at Gge68's, and Maryland a 24x. Ex cocks were begiect: A steady couditio _ Business Rotices, jew Wilson Under-Feed perfect lock-etitch macht tke on both sides, and Is adapted to ev sewing. It dors to braiding, due ana cours The coal stock ot atialre at London was reported however, being a f hacount at § per cen. though losing Si remiun was Riis patarey the rice, the range be! ene i an old policeman. “T got the goose,” replied the Colonel, “ At Iwas way ahead of the other fellers. A Gne set of roosters they are. bounced me after that. fluenced by an: market rullug 4 12%. The an- a any other mactiine thirds the price of all other fi ture to call and see It, Balesroom at 1 Broaiway, New York, and in all other cities in the United Blakes. The company Want agents 1n country towns, rations Use, and ts auld at two- aide ‘of while the bulk o covered short Interest is y I'll tel! you what they They or some of their gangs went howin’ Iwas very popular in the ward, and turned over and broke up my boxes, what they said to my don'’s got no ascent. What Fold lonne the rates were 1 i and 6 per cent. ey, lameness, and any kind of post wouder!..! discoves 1 ‘on total bids of M6.) The Assistant Treasurer (tebu ver pay you the matter with Mm. The business at the ld receipts, 49,451.00; paymenta, Chrrency reeeiptm, let's have a Il be cheesed ifevery bloody one of dnt go and get drunk with those snoozers. 1 elected, If It hadn't a been for thi poor man to be served that way, after workin’ as hard as} did, after runnin’ my legs of @ can- yassin’ every tenement from bottom to top. them | fallers, thoug! you how confiden two o'clock dies, caN at our manufact $0, Costome, 8979000. Te AE OME Mii old Exchange Bank wer (iat end varrency ba ere the quovatie ‘The following ws uds are Prevalent, iy your winter ba! in the ward get even with was strong on the baala of 108% for The money market hi paving been ample to there were loans at 4@5 ¥ © rates. There are no ew feal the | afternoon in a clarence, a drivin’ ‘round the ward. Isaidto him, ‘You're a fine rooster to be tin’ there. Do you know where you ought to You ought to be seated on the dressed in Hvery with a gold band ‘round your nt you off below the You wont havea perch to roost on at sundown.’ An’ it was the same, Cap, with the other enoozers ; they didn't hay chance, if | hadn't got the The old Cap agreed with the Cols forted him with the assurance of * better luck hese being the closing to add in addition t 1 volume of bus . DOUMLS Che aMOURE Of business Js plentiful, the Sn DAY.—Mary, wilow of Martin Day.a native of Ban- “Teh clip your wings. agner, ings county, dis not large. ermiuvent bond 0 Iy decline 1a. gold: bu vanced half a poiot or Ube ghost of a November 6, Sarah, lato widow of William J. J Nose Limited at the ad Deing almost alto. ni Up to 14y@ll4Q. The offeriuge wer vaidence, Tremont, West. November % at 1'¢ pectfully invited to he fainily are r to fi port us follows at +1. eat em next tine sure 9 & Co., $2 Wall street, in Lexington avenue or oman, threw it 11, on the Hudson, on Thursday, broke up my box, and me ay opposite, and took a Creary away, and got him so bloody ¢ in the station house where a big-nosed police. mani carried him, he aid he was the candidate for Asalstant Alderman bimsel Thad fifty votes polled for me. ‘The reporter ventured to ask how he knew it “I knew it by the number of tickets the old man had given out. what do you think, Cap? At tne counting of votes | only got twelve. olin’ districts, where | knew I had forty to seventy-five votes. W came to the count, L only had from te Ob! they gave me the Min year of her age. f her facher, ae vited to attend aud Harriet E. Price, Funeral services: 11, om Saturday, Kelatives and fri Frain leaves Erle Hallway, Chauibe A PARKS.—On Wednesday, November 6, the Heloved wite of Bal ‘The relatives and friend: her parents, Jobo and Julla Coddingts ly invited to att S-2ts, 1N64, coup At that tine There was @ wellistributed business in Southern rule well supported hee Uk, DEW, Ait i Virginia 68, new SS@14; Minsourt 6s, jouth Carolina 6s, ue: Merchaats’ Excl of the family, also those of ‘The Colonel replied mortow, Friday, a¢ mnideinee, AO Bast Arp, from ber lave ineeday, November 6, Henry Stoll gia Dank stares sol! ‘es and frichda are reapertfally {nvited to ate tend the funeral, fron #t.on Friday, at 2 o'eluck, pose awful; but afers. This de- ime solid at the next election, If lam a poor man, I've got plenty of friends who'll stanc man has promised $3,000 for me at the uext election. Assistant Alderman of the city of New York y, and those other ducks in the ighteenth Ward, can then take a back seat. porter—Oolonel, did you the polling places in the ward ? ‘The Colonel—Yes, all except four. four boxes altogether. eporter—How many votes did you get ? On an average about ten in «i Ob! Tgot the goose awful ¥ But at the next ‘lection [ll be TL be ‘lected yet, ————__ Anniversary. neeting to-day on Thuraday, November 7 (wife of James Shaun: Aiko members of Brookisn a Lodge, F. and reapecttufly tavited Alderman Wolt- St Loute Divinlon ne that he would put up B. A.M. Woudbiie Lodge, 1. OF MFO. ¥ cr funeral, on Satirday ¥ . from her late remdence, 2 Clermont ev, On Tnesday night, suddenty, of heart disease, Rie AEP. trom hie ate et, and Kelly, Bur, Cedar Ha Asta, Baw ¢ OLLO NSrthn Missoni Michigan Southern The highest, loweet, and 4P. M, closing prices of stocks ave boxes at all a Friday attervoon, at tl Friends of the family Jolin, are reapecttully Lovited to attend the funeral, without further notice Park Lovo, No. 516, F. Highest, Lowest, AND A. M.Mrethren: You auimoned to attend roomie, 72 KUN a uniday, NoveInber 1 New Jersey Central fe ‘purpose of attending [ Hel, Lack, and Canton Land Co. A National Ce Union Telegraph. js Rostor, Nov. 7 . of the corporators designated for Massachusetts to pro- ereary of Independence, at ining the duty of the « Special Notues. SCHENCK OF PHILADEL nek's Vulinonic 8} Milwaukee aud St. Pua... vide for the ce eoaud St. Paul pt'a which the act of Congr Yhio wind Missin by the reepirom ’ . Will detect tue slightest thurmur of the Fvapirwtury organs. By It c wer (he linea la iuberculur, Mietle sffecKon Of the brouchial tube ninonary consumption, uae (efor soliciting @ eliares being Aavd ch. | The amount sasigned to Massachusetts (0 ralbe | $577,960 of 810,000,000 for the whole country, .C. aud Ind: Cent Hannibal and 8, nibal and Bt. Jo. pret. Wok of the corporation, determined whe ou but whieh t eaused by a turp STAMMERING, STUTTERI Mr. OLLVER of Londo Irving place, eorarr ish Under seal Of Lailed states ‘One to three vislie New sung, Nov. 1A second hearing of the y in the sult brought by Wm. A. Woodward againet K. Cornell, the founder of Cornell University, to recover $117,000 claimed by the plaintif for locating erintending (overument, land United States Express. The earnings of the Burll ota Leaitrond for th tame périod lant year... Increase over Ist, ton, Cedar Rapile, and Bt John, New examination of (he plaint IIAVANA LOTTERY, ee reduced to #8, Bankers, WW Wallet Real Fetato Marker, The attendance at the Exchange Salesroom interest Urisk. Joseph McGuire, . ae Easy terme for furniture, ding, at HM Cowperthwalt & ¢ yek and low pr te received weekly oF bute 1 gremh variety : Dox 4,00, New York Port Oftice. ROVAL HAVANA LOTTERY, Teketm, $s te and bed | yesterday wae good & per bupreme Court order (A. M. Behuc ti preiniene, 863 bast Twenty soventh atfuet, wear ¥ svete, FOr BON. Muliet, Wikine we Cos, ver Bue