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iYof. ,l,ll,-N- O. 10.r. NKW YORK', TIIUH PRICE TWO CENTS.

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aitv.Mi. nuurrorvn r. tiusts, i ..vn 101: .ii:urr.

' In ."Miotic - Somet (Trent llbflrr llii.llnifliielw l.fi !! lon ""' lnl"r"1I If) 'Inury A CTclnnonbuiil Hi llrniU overIhr Cimnl Kills' Vniiil' Troubles.

AU ov, Milirh 10. linini'illntoly nttiTtill inornltu tlm,1 reding i 'I'" Ji'irnal

l'. Adam- - Hetcm was acaln broughtI i in-- r "t the IIi'ikc. Ho was accompaniedt , law-ie-i A. J. dlvln of Altai. y mill Luke 1".

,.. h ! ." York. Hn pirn. toil nut guilty,am) asked lli it lil counsel inlgh'. lie heard. OKI

p, It here ca'ne In with n bombshell, saving th itIhi House Inn) Iroadv adjudged the prls mcr In

r,.i tempt. Tin1 ptlsnticr. Iiintp.nl (if pleading in

tfi'i.i'i n . f the offence Irnl 1'" "I ti"l guilty.l nn i.inrlv In contempt; therefore, tin

I iti'i'lduil I' heird. llii oil that ttioii ,. .. i"d t Judgment.

Mr. b'. nh i..ai of Kings wis tin-- first to pro-- 'teo r.i-- i niu'iii Ik said Hi)' It. iimo t"lil Mr.f i v. ii' lint In' might I"' hoard i.y counsel, millI, wih ' h.il'p.' nc.l with counsel It was pro-,.-- e

l ti mi l tiat right.' v,... in I lii' .'ln. Prince. ll'isted.T. C.C in,.' I'll. II' r:i Wilder and other shied withjlr hri i . lai. aid Alvord's motion was laillrbeitm T hen Vr. ( lilu proceeded to nddrrsi, ,. II .n-- o 'ii in half of .Mr. Stevens. When.

.u'V.r. I iPi'Mii.itd t.v lead ..imi efuduvtts,i li I r iil.l would show that two iiicmbci of

Cm iini iiii'O wero i t eutnpctctit to sit inj .t;cs hi the ln 'stljatlon. i Hd Salt rime In

ti i ii'..i pttil "f iriliT," anil fur two1. in tn tl. ii raced ovr" lhl question, all ttioI . atiniitiirv t rf k ami know lodge of Lin-- r

'i . I'iIii. .' Vat'lmcr. I'e'tv, Iluril,and ADo tlVim: l.r night lunv I'll.), u.itil tin' IIiiiiki) lliullp .a-- i e ... im i.i'.Ii J In tho H.cih.s uf pailla-Bn"- 'i

ir law that m into couU tell J ml whattue silu.iti Ii t .in.

HOW IT ALL united.Thn lh" Ilnl.l Facie nf came In

wl h hl " i "it t uf onKr" which ruled .lie hilij. meul to the beginning nf Mr.I' n 4 sp.-e- i h. "lit t'f order, aliil let the Hnuei.' of it till.' mil'. Il'it I nil c.vrlcil hlflit III l to. lUlllg till llf.ld.VltS llulll beingfa I. II.'- - rl o. il i.t Vr. Ciilttn. anil Mr.k n.'ii wa nji'ii eilleil t lhi lur. The! .iikerrenil t. hltn exmu't fr :n the g' piijr i" fr'- - n..:t'. k'lWn.! hat ie h id :Uii tief-Tt-

t p. iintiittt . n d nUrd viieihir the tanifuape1. 1. lit r i' Vr. S.i e'i r piled thai It wir, h itc .lined tt it it n w ii lo-e- n v. hllo under exr ' . lit. ait.t tlMt h IntiuUd ii. . illrt.-iei- 't Inti 'in m I :!.'. Ii si t hti renmilii ere IntendedIt the iiii.'...f the I'nininitlee, ex Speakerf i li, Mr. Mi'Veiu .m then tdkeii to thel.i' 'ir).

Mr A i..rd preient.'d n Inni: preaiiihle. rtlnd--ii' ni'li n reidnli. m .:!re tin.' that M vein

. h iii'.i :le t.i the euuiil) Jan undor the rar-- rit .f the " '..l;er.

r lliirtm i .r.red a ulntlt'ite for tho renli.li ... .:e...irli.. that Mi. Stttins was K'lllty uf' i eje I ..nleinpt," mid din. liiu lh.it hu helr"..l't t.. Hi" bir nf ihe Hniii.. and reprl-- n

i" led. ihid re.iliit.'ii a u.lopie.l. Mr.n.' l.ri.in;lit In and reiiKiimd, mid then

ii h .re I And ttni emle.l thu faree. fur suchP ii Hld-r- t.i h..re been by a niaj.itlty ..fII e i mini .( it. A the pri-..n- ned

Hi ,.( Hi. . ii mil., r "Theiev i, tvj in in.. In the lamn uf the Warm Sprlnu1 tut lu in. ht nver thin trliiniph uf theiri ef ' 11 M -- teveni had i;.itti ii till i tfalr upu i dr!-.'- i .ilver'i.e'iient for tl. Albany at.dI. mint' II I '.'e Cu'iipiiiy and himself, hor 'Ul a nut have iii.'rre.led better.

Till '..NTLllEST ( CITV Sin.Nr.Y.The bill Mre...! pas'cd by the Assembly, rer-n- .tilnt tl.n Mavcr ami Ctianiherlalii uf .SewtL tn Hu 'lie rate uf Interest mi clt deponlH,

in tl.e M'littt until Krlda) next.l. h.ll na iiii mde I in the M'tiate ('mmulttccI ax in tlx th rnte f Interest at tint lea than 3t'. r c 'lit., Iiin .1 " ieirinu It to the Maynr and! 'lainberhln. Sen.tur ll.ii'th nd that there... a H'uro uf I .nk In ;i w Vutu which wouldh k. id t.i take tl.e depo'ltn at the present timeHid py U pr irnt. final. ,r l)u'klnnn n.ililt.nt In hi pers uial knnile'li;e 401110 of theNew Vurk e t t. ink were noiv pavlni: 4 perrent, un dep. ll Iruin cuuiitr luiik. and hen.d mi du ll t lucre were plenty uf hanks InN n Jt'n th it H.iuht willliu'v take the del us--

at the rile I pi t cent. nu.v npilred liy theluirler. Senator Wuuliu th m.'iit It ulramrH

that the rite I xed h tin' r art.r.'iad beenell In t.v cv ri M.ny 11ml 11 . 1'.nnpl.iliil hud

1.. imiii, de i.ntll Lie I' otniii.' .,f Ui.' ni'wcltvlilmli ..ii ihe lt ,.t ,1 ituiau. I "TV Allil .111 e It u dl" ..ere J III 1' :'ie citj c nild lutCei t per i'i li1. ..11 it df,', It wa true, hein I, that the in .run rate fur 111. .ney ir.i atpr..i nt verv iu, l,iil thin an exoeptiuinl

Mlitlun uf tl Pi.. and w nld u,.ii pnn aivay.II I p. lit expert 'In e tmd nl,,.u:i lli .t it wa lie-- z

- i v t" put t'm ti iiiclal iiIIivm "f New Vurki 11 r r it' ,'ti 1.. .Mth r.'L'. r.: t . tlie elt do-- I.

11. d u hale eveivtlui.i; In the.r uwn- t -- ti ui. l,eie:"iii 11 t. jrrupiioti wav

ti, c'ui.a. tli- - p t htit r ihe city hadllii.iiji. .111.1 r 1 anne liter wai. in ftvurof a1 . ; .111... uiil. ,i iu .1 .id tl.e i'..m;itrullrI" Hi M iv r ,v X Ci..iu.i,er i'i a' lie fll. I d--

.hui.lu l.ai a iliit t j Ux the rate uf Inl.:.-.- t

lli' mii: i'i Miirr iikfn tiiiiiiun hp?c. t,r John on all.,, ated the blil nv tt

.e A-- i iiuli.-ui- l nail Hiatal present. .. nv waa nj ti lnleiet un Kndepuatti.,.1 t.ank th .t ti id In u . furu h ;d tut in havliii:t r.i.n i,, ,le n.utr.it, and tlie t'li.itnbcrlain0 t I., liu" Hll'iwid t v the law nu it nuiv Hinil to' d t' em a lu- - rci than f iur penei.t. Mr.t. !ln deni. 1 tl at the b 11k had thruwn up Itsr irit 1,, iv lour per , it.. itliuiii;:i it had

te.re iel! ilu u n the Hth ,,f ivbrmrv. IfI uli uild Itir II p he hul li" duiibt "therI i,k-J- .t .C"... wuil I be mIIIIu.. l.i aiineIt. I n..i at f..ur ir . -- nt. at liit at thtee perr" 1. Mr. I.a nlu.-- u, ,1 n it e win the Unali-'-- .!

'Ill' "f .New Vurk city . huuld be plneedu ..I n s'r.. tl .11- - w :i 1. card to the loan i.f (e.p m utn 11 . re Ihaii ' o anie ntlp iali in oilierr.'i-H- rrthe tu. in. .fin t of the state. It

. wa dn-rri- Innin.; Ii L'l'latinn .iirnltui the city.the .' u.I ciarv t'.itnui.tle.' ha airret d

ti. rep.iri t i r.iMi tin, ill empower-ink- 'the Alturn-j-ii- i" eral te sue e tp rat:uiisfu' the re, umtv uf iiuii i utiil 'ii orI. n.i'id. This I the i.nt of the throe I.IIUk 11111 an Mm o t'unur mil llidon bil L'uttetiliu with a vi .v tu n ureritu the m ine)

j In tlie Iwiij-u- i t'!e old Itln. The uttier twohate been .iviieil I v th.. (luveni ir ai.d tnl i.noh pioidthe A I'ltllil) nd will lllidullbtedlvin - the althoiiirh the lawjersof thatr dv kLiier.llv t'ree that It Ii ver inruiii; ie.Ms.la ion mi ! uf d iuhtful constitutionality. ItP il. cnuriiiiiin p iwer In tho hamlHuf the Atlut r il. mid U aid iu he it virtual niilil- -II, .itluh ,.( tin- I ile dm l.loiii of the Court of Ap-Ji- e

1j. in,. uiiUidu pr"SMiri) fur la panat'o Mvery sir .!..'. I,.,ev r, and as uiy man whorh .ul.l ..pi om It wuuid be op 'n tu the linputa-t- i

,1 of bi'iiu; fneiidlv tu tlie uld Itlni:. It willpr b.t.ly k' , thruiiL'hwIthuut Heriumuppoiltio.i.AN l).',I.VI'(.IIT ON THE CVNAI. HINO.

There l Bna' Ipl' uf teeth 111 the he ilipiarterof thee 11 ul"i at tin Uiliviin It I run.., roiltli t they have in e t.ilned that liuv, Tildeti has).e-- ex.ui In.ti.. the llr i. r- - In tli canal nepari-11,- 1

nt and tlie m inner in which contract w,,rl0:1 hu ui ils h.i- - I.e. !! done, and It reminds hltnpu (.tiuiiu'li of the way thiife thlnes used to tied'.i'.. in New V'.rk before the s of reform,tl. ii ha- - ib'termlned tu I rlnir It to the l.culi.

1' lire s utti nt n 111 a inessa.'u t'UliiL' the rt suitsnf i.i. rei-- in and that the dk'urcs nhuw I lieIU" e- - tty fur a h un'i' ol svitem.

, tub John II. Van Ilureii, (Juv. Hoffman's prl-- r

te necrelary, who was appulntrd ViiuianilnoC '" in .1 11 ti u r lyliov. lllx a yi ar iil'ii, rvsitineilt, - t'l.ae Un4 tn Till 111.', utid ti. n. Mi Oiiadu oft ii' a. nliu was 11 mem it of (lov. Iioffnnn'sIt iff, was aiiiiulnted In hli nlace by liuv. Til len,i,d iinuiedi itelv hi II rm eil bv thu Senate, lit ti,

th ') lade wa- - one of the must hitter option Titsr.f lilip'ii's iiutnlii rlun at the sjrai us.) I'unven-- I'

'il I iBt ant inn, .111 carried a majurity of thoI'lir i deleKsiiuii HL'i.ui-- t lilin In oii'iusitlou tuU ,v Se iii.iur aniM'iiini is Keruan. Ile receivedtiueii votes in tne runonl'ii fir himself ascandidate fur (i ,veriiur. Ills api ointment, to.;"hei with 1. ther re. i nt a. Is nf II, ,v. 'Itldtn.fll o.l tli.. rem .rk from a New Vork Sen itnrthai "' ill : S iiiu.is" vv.ii 'got u back ' on ill hisftlends In ttio Int'. HiitiU', .11 d try.iik' to makiit row dei.l In ti e interest f his en"'iii'-.-

Senator J.u 01 ', who was a meinbi r of therunfereni'o I'uminltteu un tho Supply bill ofliTI, was rxnnilued before tlie Senate f ommlt-teeon:il- d

bill this murniiiL'. II" testlllod thatlioililnt' was ald In the cominllteu In reya d toI' lortlnu n rluiino for tno nainry of the hiipcrlp.t' I' ut of thu new l apltnl. Ho did nut ru-in tuber lint Senator Wood railed his attention

; I the Insert, on uf said Item for salary when h"l.r .unlit In 111 the conference committee reportf it iil.Tiature.

j KA'TH TO HE IIIIOCXIIT Ot'T.This Investli: tlun eoiitlnues slowly, and lev

f re the end of the week It II expected that theI! .iiie Con. milieu will reach the oiiesliuh in to

whose in. li., ruv Hit' bill wis tnken irom theI. iei utile eh iinber onu week nttoi' the adjourn-- n

' nt uf tliu I.u'nl.ituro, and 1111 entire pavet K 'li out and leenu'lu red wltliu it the knuwl- -'

'.'i f the p.finldlnL' oflicer uf either lluu.,1.' lerk of the room iw cars tint he

(I. 1' m Hit Hijuct of Senator Wood, whileti iieiitleinan, It Is .'.ild. denies t!i t hop (pic mI'll 01 iin'Tited to its beliiL' done, which UirnvH; ' lame upon either (iov. Illx or Comntroll' r(I '.'Mm. It would be well to est it l h theI nt It ot the persons who have, ur Imii.'liiiit'" i h ue, Hit riu'hl to "correct," not tinnyla", per with bit after tbuy have reaclitd the

i t 11 , hail. ,er..' Ja.i h ) mi. th. Assistant C-r- of tho A- -1 inn. u. ie,i,.,e 1 p. iiijnt cmceinlne the man- -

re r n wl.ii tie I iftii uvetiua I'avement bill, jt s 1.1.1 11 tiui tiles of the members after Itf bail l.i-- lepr uted and essentially altered fromI Jl 'irmal. 11 t differliiif materUlly from theI ttiui;uy already nlveu.

hii.tr,itsnri: i i.amm 1:11 s.i vs.

The Jlnnnlmniii MrlrUen wllli l'arnlrUIn Hie Slrrrl, uu,l Seni tu UliirliiTi ll'nInlmid 111 11 Wlelcheil Drunkiii il.

PiiniiU'r Ki'ssIit ri'nitni'tl (ho ItPitirstyevtcrday In tlie caso of Mr. Jacob Stockvls,who. having been utrlckjii with parnlislsln theUrcet, wis iirn-sle- as a drunken man and heldIn the l'ifty. ninth street station until the nextmornliii, ntid then committed by Justice riant-tn- er

tu lllaekw.'irs Islmd for lx tnuntlis. Cnpt.Julin J. Mount and others testiDed that the a

In the l'lfty-iilntt- i trect police station fullybelieved Mr. Stockvls to li.irc been drill.k, andJustice riaininer testified that ho first sawStucUvli on ttio nioinlini of Suiuhl, Fob. -- 1.

About thirty or fortyc,ies were befuro him thatmuriilia In tlui Yutkviile l'ollco Court. TI10

111r.de tlion him by Stockvls was thathe was a person without n Iiiiuie, and thai hohud been addicted 1 1 drinktnir. Witness couldnut form an Impression as to whether hn hudbeen dpordiTly. II" le irned that from tlie nlll.eer's atliilavlt. Tho usual mode uf pnu'edure. Illu 1','lico Court Is this: Tim ptlsonors nruhrouwht to ttio cuirt iiml put In thobox. Then thu nlliicrs step up to thedesk mid thn rnmiitiluts are ilraw 11. In n rasnof Inloxli'irloii the clerk tills out the blank formuf uni dm, mid then the prisoner Is atmlunmlnnd iinesti .lieil, and the Justice decides wheth-er It Is best In punish blni. Thuwltiiess shuneiltlie aflld It which was made b) the utllcer. andsaid that he was psrll.'iil.irly anxious to find nutih. n. nr na ne. Ileip.ko I Hie prl.oner InI'ticlUli isnil (le rtit i. mid afterward wm.o hisI'le-tlo- it In both U wins 'i on a cud and limd-e-

tlie crJ to tl.e lir sulirr, who I irned I1I1 lieadmid n.itd no nttt bti, i to I'. I'lio witness l'.uoMr. Stuck Is n I I ink card mid 11 m noil to enablotho man to write in the laiijini.e of which bowis ir nz .nt. still the pi: onr neither stinko11. ir write. Witness then lied ttpui the pris-on-

tu answer the cumiilalnt, and .uuln tlieruwasiiu ret ly. The otll er's deposition satlslledthe Itni -- s th it Mr. Stockvls lui.l been dlur-derl- y

Justlco Klatiimer thoiieht the riimlni-tlo- u

uccunied nbout ten uilnnt.s ol Ins time,Ile eih.ui-t.'- d tT) me lis wbhln Ins power todu his duty In the cafe. The wltnex.ihl tint It seemed to bo understoodlint tlia man was sentenced to lllackweli sIshtid fur nix mouths. I lie fu t ws that the

. .'ier was re.pilrtd to furnish b.ill mfjillfurIds g 11, I eh iv. u. and ivn 11 it tu 1.0 detidni'dlutikier than six in uilli" 111 1 rylii l t.i secure thatiimuuiii ..f ball, lie kent In the I'lftv srv.emu stto. t prison f, rtycli.lt Ii mr the usualtime. .01,1 then son; t" the w.irKtioue. Wittiessaid ho was never more clef ill than In thisv. sc.

Sen:t. l'lillllps, who was In command of thecourt ipi. d at the Vurkvilh' l'. iico Court testi-fied tint in his Milli on Mr. S'.uclus had beenItitoxii ated. Hu failed lo ut t iln theiijiiie.

Major (leurie W.Conncy, of all J'.it I'ortfflrt ire.t. Hie chief clerk of Ihe Vurkvllie1.. Ice Court, testified that Mr Stu"kv Is lookeda tn.it'rh he had .in n Kproc ; that be was111 a wt dil.ipld it'd c i.J tt on and wlt'.ieii mil-- t

o't him fi ran "old t.11 inner."i'uu Inquest was adj lurne until

c.ik:a .Ki.tissr.i itiMior.The Tl inl uf I'olhrr 1'urhau nil 1111 ludlrtiucut

lur i:iiibe.xleiiiiTil.T!io Hit. M. J Koi Iiuii, 11 Untnnti t'lithollo

priest 111 Chlcac'i. wis .he bearer, several mouthsiik'u, uf damaging charges n.--il ist lllshop I'oleyof the Ciileairo Ihshuprle. The charges coveredfifteen manuscript pa.'es, and weru supported bvafUdavlts. Mr. Curium was ult'iuut sulll Mailtmeans to pay his way to Home, aim, belnj th;ml111lnl.tr tor of theChlcaju chiitc'i fuiuls. toukfl.MI beluuclni: to thu cl un h, and, with tliectisr.es and iifUdatltk, sUrted to ireieul theuito ttie I'upo.

When Father Forhan reu'lied New York, atelek-ra- was recelie l by the police from theChicaju ofkVi.il.s, saylnj that tho priest hsd em-bezzled il..'.) from the tl.urcli. and uskltu' furhis detentiuii, Ile was locked up. and suoualterward the p. lice took him to Chlcniiu.

Father Forhan. w iio has been n 1 rle-- t for onlytwo years, had In smoc its) Incurred tho ills-pi- e

is of the lllshop. When he reached Chl-- c

ik'o he acknow ledk'ed tint he bad tiken themoney, but explained the circumstances underill:1 h It was t ikeu. Hl-e- I.111.11I .lis, howeier,did 11. t r.r.Kfr the lllshop. win. went so far, It iss ild. i.s t" tluenteti to ex.'i.miiiuiii. ato any intentwho shmild testify In I'.itner 1' .rhan's f.iv. ron thu trial of tho Ind ctmoti. fir oiubezzle-mint- .

While Fsther Fornan wa tu Jill awjltlnj tri llhis chirk' sacalustthu Ihiliup wire l irwardedto It one. and u cup) ui I uppuil w.u sir led ,mthe llisoup.

I lie cbar.-- e au'ilnst the prict wis trl .l In theC .untv Court in Cb cuu b.'l .re Judk'e Williamson TiK"da. Tlie Jur, niter a s.. "t i. il

i'i lieclarej him not imuij. I ..s rpect.it. min id-- , th- - court roi tn rin.-wit- h cbcori us theVerdict was mni'iutic 'd.

mi: i .vfo.v f ii ir UAi1.uo.11.

Slorkliolitrrs Itecoiiiiueiidiiu; 11 Hi I'rr Cent.Uiil.il ml New lluurd uf Direr Una,

Huston, Mttrili 10. At tlin allium! mei't-lu- e

uf the stockholder, uf the 1,'nloii l'actlciUlln.ail this furuuuuu tho lulioAiiik' resolutionswere adopted

l;r.nif, Thst the report of the Ileir.l of Dlre'iritiavlnff ''een leiirdieil sn.l ' pit I. tlie, sre rr .1

s ej '01 si fru.u u.esiir'.'iisi arnliitfs .,f Hie emiiiii.ru .lis '.1 ui hx I" r eebt in r siiauu., piisli,.. .lusilfr.ir coinuii Hi Inn July I. IsTTi

m 'Ic.i, IL a ibe ii'iiiiu nf Itie H.'iril of Iitrerlor iupriposl: tn tl.e fnliei stil.s 1. tui nl tle lsvllleut to the 'I n sur . f 1 txe-- su 1. ' f,,-- a itiikl..Iiiau 10 sv the iiuveriiMi..ni fli"i ini it, trls inI'e.j . f mP ile'iisTi,!. uf ill kinil-n- f the I. U,nuII e i .itiit.kiir, oi' sa. the .aine u her 0 sp; rvi-l- sic!Hie ll'ianl id Ibr rt .rs la t!,.'lr iliserv lua ure hercbrouth, ritvii Ii. . l.iili.luste t.i, -- .one... Ir'i, iruii in him; it the mni ry ot OikuAmes un-- In r'cytilti'n uf his servin s m itu e ti.trm 'I ,11 "f the t'ulm I'.ulCr lullruil, ', tW.cn he ile.

vut .1 his en.Ti.-tes-. lth a uurjir, n le it?, si.il

luisiirpsised 111 the t iTt.-r- of r:'" il t.ilitruiHen. Itie dir- it.its sr. rrou stetl tn tsse in

,.t a t'liuii vritti sui-i- rrlei.il ui iiisv ,telre untriM'te. fur tue reetli u t .u'iii- r..nt ,n I ,e lite 01 tlielonil uf ,1 i.uitsbn ami permii.i.ui luunumeut

Of the IVlT.tV) slnrcs of tho coinp my rsM.iVMwere cast lor the follow Iiii Hoard "f Ibr'rl.r'.:ibiv. r Ames, Klli'i.i Atkins. F. (i .rd .11 llexter,llciijvuiln II llit"s. Oiii.t Ames k'd.iind l'.rII. ll.tker ut llimtoii: Sldnev lllil CI. irle. .1.tlsburn, Jay Oould. (leurne s. M' .tt. Ssmuel M.Mills. James I). Miilth. und Joeib Klcbardsonnf Nun Vork; U. .M. Undue uf lowu, alcl JohnSh rpof Slt I.iikii City, I lab.

Th . annual ronort of the directors k'lves thecross nil lies of the road In UT I as ifluVi'i..

'Hid tho exienses, liu'liidllik taxis, us$t,t)j'.:ill Ui, snow I lie l.VJoVnA.K a surplus u irtil ik'- -. .'iiiin tu 7 per cut. on ttio eutiro stock andPonds ul tho culup my.

i.osr .ir si:.t.Four Wreiks I'nsned liy iiie s.enniilitp Tonu

Miindn-- A Crew lliisrue.l.I'iin.AiiiM.i'iiiA, Miifi'h 10, TliuSoutlii'rn

Mail itoamstilp Tuiiawanda, Caul. Milbank,from Wilmington, N. C.ib.14 uiilved, and lepurtsas folloiva :

(Jit (.'hlncuteastif , liaised a schooner withmalntupui.'ut tone, appaiently bound In, Attho Capes also pissed 11 law ouanlity of pineti nrds. and tho bulwarks of some vessel. OffCai e Hctilnpen, law a Ilk-li-t ship and a deep liatkhound fur Henlopeii. Ileatlnc west liv south,at cl t'apo llenlopeii be icon west by north lialfii'.itii, in eleven fathumsof ii ater, suv tliu wrecko.' tl 0 Hulk Clenfiieirus. Slie lies In tho trackof n .inherit louiid tdcamct, and the sparslloaf ii: uround her insko it very danirerous,

Cant, Jmiies, of tho llod Star uteainer Neder-lati.- l.

recently urrlved at this port, saw before1 1,. imut tlie Capes a vessel think' tho ilk'ii.il ufdis'ro s. Ho bore down to tho rescue, and a1'i.t'i crew volunteered to hoard her, but thiswa louiid Imposslblu on account of the trcineu-dun.- -

tea. dpt. James laid to iluriiiL' tho nlitht,and 'in tho succecdim mornliik' ee.trched tortoo wreck, Ho tlnally ilk'tialled tho voul, andfound her watur-luk'je- d and slnkliik'. Thiicap-1'il- n

and fit 0 men weru found clliultii! to thor.k'k'llik', where they had boon all nlk'lit. One ofthe dllceiH, the first mate, had been washedi.ierl.oard and but. I he vessel win found to Lotno si homier I turn I)., fium St. John's, N, It,,f it Havana, with lumber, ('apt.. lames look thosurvivors on hoard tho Nodelland, and k'avotlimn kind troatinunt.

The ruiiprnded C'lislum House Official L)r111 11 tut 111 1111 Luily 'I'l I11I.

Immediately after the openlm; of tho Marchterm of the United Stales liriull Cmrl, trlmluslbr ch, If Juil.'e llruejlcl, jeiterdsy, .Mr C'lnu,Mat h ws, coumcl for Col, Robert llri Aofti, theJ). my Cull 'ttur of tlie Port, Inillited for cuiii,rlriKviilh Chsr I.. I.mrenco lad otlurs (0 defraul therpvLuu 111 sii.i.k'lla.. situs, 111.11U' un I'li'flertnsl ftluitiv lui,. s ,'ki Iln I lur Hie tnsl. lie ssi.l thu Iticic-'-use-

tnrisl wss rery suilnus f r an o.purtuulti Iu1.1. I .ninelf, st.d ttuit tl.i' ptihlic perfire wss snf-f- .

if bv reus of ids suspenilmi from utity w bile t be.si in murleil. ImUo II. neipci nld lis ouol.l

uni Intrrf' ra ti ,th tlie District A'luriify's iiiicretiua inlie. vaitf ihe se 'ur Irlsl. Ttie ouiuei ttim tnoieiitora nnriniii I rum lli othrr tfif.'uilanti iu tin) Imllcl-1-

pi I, buisul ii iueiiilr HillulreiT mis molloa, wliu tluii rililneot teu win It 11 tm pruitr llinc,

Tho Tutu of I lis. liny.Among story readers the universal subject for

illrcui. Ion li th" riuiarkslilu csretr of lh " lllicsrdtdWife," "ho Uk'jrn Id Itie AVut l'oi I Wtilly't Utui saabest icrltk " Tlirgva ea lUa Wurii."- -j.

, , orsvsvw- - - rt

TUli LOUISIANA INIQUITY.

vnoci:i:nisut is r.wr.'n .vr.irrsk . ; i' ;.s vku i) . 1 v.

The Itlslurr of the Kellimii I'siirrntlnn AnlnShown I'll In Its True Colors ItrilMlnithe Alieoiiit to liikv I'luthbncU it hennlor.

W.viillNOTdW, Mttrnh 10. tmtnuilhttolyalter tho ro.idimr uf the Journal tho Senate re-

sumed the consideration of the resolution forthe admission ut I'lnclibai'k, and Mr. Morrlmnti(Di'lii., N. C.I continued Ids araumrnt. I Iu

cited various precedent to show that the prac-tice of the Scnato had not been to seat Son.itorson a pi lino forte case. In tlio caso of Stark,from Orck'oti, Iu 1!, tho creilentl.ils wero In duoform, ho having beou polntcd by tho (lov-ern-

to fill n vacancy i but when the credentialswere presented It was sujL'c-tc- d by some Sen-ator that Static had used Immunco hostile tn the(Internment, and ihe credi ntl.ds were ri furledfor Invcslliiatloii. Ho was Dually admitted,1 n l: not until after the Inv c- Ik'atlnii hadbeen made. Mr. Mi r'lmoii next leferred to tluicases of Messrs. Ooldtliwalte fnun Alsbunn,11lodkett from (ieorcl i. und Kausutu from NorthCj!,it!n,ii mid rani they lien. 111. 1 seated on aprlm.i jell cuse, but their credentials weia re-fer od,

A IHTONET ikvi:iimknt.He next read from tho report of Mr. Trumbull

ot Illinois, made tu tlie Senate In Is, 1, endthat the Mcl'.nery or fusion ticket li.nl a

majority of lil.Oiil votes In the election nfIf Judk'e Ui. nut Had n it Inteifered the McHnervUoi eminent would have been. lulcklv urbanizedmul acquiesced in bv the pe .1 le. II.) could nutsee how any man limit a filrand Just mindcould doubt the fact that McKnery was elected.The senate know, the country kneiv, and theworld knew that the Mi Fin-i- (lorernmrnt w ssutuuessed liy the Federal army. The President.In bis mussace. told Cultures- - that but (or thopresence of the army of the 1'nlted States the) ; e k'k.' flovernmeiil co ild not stsnd In a

an Ii ir 'I he l.ytu h Ilnanl, wlili ticounted In Kelloirk', nuvcr bid nny

In law. It was abolished by then.'t ot Nov. sfi, is?.. liven If It hsd alen.ll existence, it never had imv vote before Itto eoiint. and thr never iv. enabled tli.itKello..). was elected Ciovetlior. 1 lie Ile I'eiratlte'uriiltic Ho.in'. was the lecd l.o.ir.l. mid hidHit. v de before It. 'Hits board f mnd tint Mc-Hnerv wa, elected. The Senator from Indian 1

f Mr. Mortoi ) bad d 'clan d that the actb li of tlioSiitiremo C mrt of Louisiana was bindin: uponCoucress. He 'Mr. Meirl'iion) denied that Itwas. Tho power of tho Senate to dcterii.lntiwho was ele.-te- on of lis members wa abso-lute, and could not bo abridk""! b oil) Federalor Mate authority. In th.' b iidlnk' i oftaat court, iju .ted by the Senator fr .m Ind nin,It plain that t'nu court had no Jurisdiction,and therefore the decision had no iielcht orefect wha'ever. Il w.vs manifest that the

Court of Louisiana h idCONSl'IIU'D Willi Till: Kl.l ..HUH ibiVCIINMR.NTto s istjin ntid unliold It Sore uf the Jin'cesof that court were under direct obllkMtlons toKclluck. Jnuies F. Cviey. lua lebcruin to 'hoPresident, Piled Dec. Ik'. Is?.', slated tint tliesupremo Court was known to bo in s)tnpathyWilli the llei'tibli 'iin state (lovenimeiit. Hnwdid Cae know the opinion nf tlie C mri heluroli edeiision relied upon by tlie Senator troluIndiana i sir. M.'rt.M was rendi red Ilverv manhaviiik' any sen.e of Justice must acknowledgethat any eet nf Jtidt'es k'lvit .' their 1. pinion unsuch ipiestluiis In advaiiio de.ervid to be Im-peached and turned nut of uPlce. He then re-ferred to the res. dutl .11 of I'm HoU'e of lleire-eentvtli- e

recoitnlziiik' theKvllok'i((ioveriimeiit.and ark'ued tliat the House haJ bo rL'ht to passthst resolution. Where w as the authority um!rthe Constitution for the House tuany stale (lorernmelil if Neither Could theSenate piss sucti a resolution All theSetute could do was to say whether Pinch,back should tie admitted as a Senatorfrom the s.ate rf Louisiana. Hn argued that tlieHouso h id slultined Itself bvtho passage uf thatresolution, as It had iefue.l tosest meoiberje'et'ted on the Kellntti; ticket mid had sealedmembers elected 011 tho Mcllnety ticket. Hedenied tint lCellokk' was tlie ile urfu O.iveru rof IiOtilstana, mid rend various ntithnrltles toshow what constituted a iff dido uin.'tT. KellociHot beliik (ii.rernur de ucfu ur (loverin.r ile jun,was n mere n iked usurper. He next jinke uf

Tin: bi Ttr.s or tiik ri:pi:ii vt. iiuvkhnmcntunder tl.e k'uarintec clause of the Contltutlon,and said tho President had erred In tils courselow.ird Loul-tan- i. He (Vr. Merrtm m liona.keil ihut Ihe I resje:it sho .1 cuirec. his ownirror. It he would n .1 do It, then llivi-th- e

doty of oti.'ress t.i do so. He bad hoped thatti.o Pre ideu' would rise ahme all parly feel-liik'-

Hiid all PreOdetils si nil .1 lie at-- . v e artyInterests. J be Pri -- ldetit, t'mklnk' unit to theCoiKtltull ui. hould correct Ins iw 11 error andspurn tlie I111I mi 11 who have led linn as'r.ti.If be tMr. V'Trlruoni wis u ltcpiibi.a:i

the Admlni-tratloli- . he would adtleetlie to cotT'T t lil- - error. Krllo.-.-oiiit-

to le di iduoed Lv tho Prssldelit. If hewould not d It. lluT Ci'i.nrees should do l, andallow tho lawful (loveriiineot nt the State tolake Ita place. For oil- -, he was rci.tl now tocast bis vote ,1 .'ilnst the admls-h- i f this appli-cant, and aU tu reverse the action uf tne

Mr. VcCreery .Deni.. Kv.) took the (lour, butbefore nroirvdlii.' with his ark'uni' it ieldedlor a mo lion lur an executive lesilon, wrtlchwas a.'reud to,

Tin: mvudv.ii nr i.trixiisro v;.Trial of Jiiines Hum 11 nil .11 Iclinel (;lllluiui

In Jersey ( 111 YrelirJu).The trial nf Juint's Hunt mi'l Mlr-lme- l

fiilllk'an, for the iiiurderof Win. Llvliik'-toii- e In(iruie street, Jersey ( ty, on the muriiliik' of the30th of Nuveiii'.er, wai beu'iui in Jersey City)esterday. Llvlnrtuiie, n youiik' iii.isuii, on thelilirht of Nov. "1. with a friend namedsit down ut a Initio In the Huckawav OysterHouse, Ss'i C.roie street. In the saloon were"Phil" Keilly, 11 piik'ilist, James Hunt, and" Ilb k," nlias " Mike" llillik'i.n. ii embers of tno"Morgan street llamr." At the bar ,t disputearose between Livliik'stone and Ids filend, midthe were sneered it by thccaiuS.On the ude.valk lleillv and his two friendsawultrd Livlnk'stoii" ami llenuet. On tlulrap-peir.111.-

Hunt aic.i ed Ltviiik'stoiio ol t.iUnc acik'ar from him, and struck hi in a heavy blowwith his list. Ltvin.-ston-e f.ill to tho cround,end 011 rei oTeruik himself exp istulated withHunt. While the amutnunt was In nrouress,ltntlly walked behind Liiuik'st.'iio mid dealt 1dma swlnk'lnu riBht-han- d blow n hicti felled him tnthe ciirn. Llvuik'stoiio did not speak. Ills skullwas Imctured In the f ill. Itnllly and bis Irlendiwalked awiy. (Jilli.-at-i was urrestcl In hishouso 111 Moresu street; Hunt was cipluied InIlrooklvu a few days after the liouib hie, andKeilly is supposed to be In Enti ce.

Tho Coroner's J'.rv .. 'piltted liilllitati, but howas )iiliseiueiitly i.irested.

Coiisiiterablu time wivs spont yesterday In.1 lurv. James lleiiuel, the friend of the

de.d man. Henry Maikciii and Francis lioivlmc,to.tiflod tu tho story as above boluro udjourn-nien- t.

A (ii eenbiii'li I'm rlCi.KVUi.tND, Miitt'li M. --Tho Cunvontlon to lf

u Inurpeiolent ur "irreenbsck " pulltlc.il pvlfmil uifet here i;nic u iiuinhor of s

prlnrlpally from His Writ, lis 1 e arrlii'd, snituiroiv sre eipet'tcil una 10 morrow. A cunfer.eiii'i- u( dolt'u-sip- . tntliullQK si'vrnl ,rutiitnriit lalmriinl"U lesueri an, iireeuosck itittstur. nsi held tlilastiern. on, Hie nature ur re ult of Milih lu in, I hemun iTUiiuil, Tlie pri'i'srailont f. r Ihe Cunvenll'inhsie he.'ii inch r tie i.iiiiiq li.its iliewoik.llU'lllel.'s Ahsiicl ill. in. suit tlie inn. .tneiil sein.slobl;pariKuUil) Iu thu lutercat ufllu. UUurliiii unn

Civil III. hie L'liiisin. u Nrjro's M cl ile.Atlanta, Cm., March 10. A ne.ro bather to-d-

ruiiiii.itli'.l auii'ide liy shootpi. kluiself tliruu.-l- i thebesrl with 1 pistol. Hewn one of a piiily uhu, uponHie i unci' ul the l Irli Hi.-li- till, vllltril I In'

In tlie city una oein.ir.iieil Die sanie r iclps usHullo Hits cuniiiiLT risiu.i'U In Hie lu, orisin nnae. lie 'mti'ilr ri'Kti'tti'il Ins ruiiilm I, hili tlie

us '.r.'.siu'i prei iiri-i- bi 11. u loss ot tmstat-- Ii tno oulycsme knuwu lur tlie sulcMe.

An llxtdnsloii ol I'lrc llainp,Wii.!ti.HHAltlir, l'a March 10. An exidoslon

of tit damp uicurrcl In llsltumre itialt, No. J, lustntjnt. Doors wrr blorn utt ilulr liliuri, tiiniierskniii kei) ilusn, ami oilier datni2e dune tu itie niiue,W. lliuiiisi, .lsln.i U'Dunliell, aid Mlilinl Jl.'l uwere aerlouil) ourncdi and sm oral otniT uuucri MereslUuily burin 1'.

The .MiiiHie) Wile Klllin..Ldivnrd Mount's' iu the Court of Oyer mid

Terminer jeitudiy, .leide. Rinlt) uf ininilau.'htrr Intheki'ioiiil I'l.-rr- um u un lu In t.ii-- nt for the murderof bl w lie. '1 he tun hud 110 llleh-i- Hlilln eiicsiri-i- In aUrun.in brawl ana Mount-- hid hraitu Ins wtiu su matstie illeil. Judue llsirvtl siuleuced mui lu btate prlioufor letiu jr

A Murder Trlul Finished lu Dun llur,Sctir.Nr.CTAliv, March 10. Tho trial of Gates

for murder net bczun la the Circuit Court here truer-di-

nioriilin;. A Jury wsi lenunl, sllnri.r.i cxsiutnrd,counsel luiiitiitid ui, the Jury wss cnsrueil, slid st tj'. l. Ht'iit uui to tliiili I,mt un!.! liiey lirous-li- t

lu a Ttrdicl ot uiauiliUKhter .u the 101- ind

A llrtecllTo Heal to Jnll,In the t'nlted States Court In Trenton, yeiter-ds- y,

Judge Miou lenleuced Detective Clisiles Iterktr01 Newsrk to' one year In Male rli'in, for ronsptrlnelu detrsud Itis I'enilon Dei iilinei.t Hei ker marilrilths widow nf 1 soldier ano uia- an iQliUiTit tkal sliewas a widow still, in k.11.11 ttisa kikjiuu.

Till! Vltl llCII C il.ASltTY.

The InrtTleleiiey of the Deii'irtmenl or llollil-Ii.b- snail of the I'lio lleii.iilini-n- 1 111 pin-Hi- nt

Wotli lor the l.ctlslitlurc.Tli Jury in tho 3t. Ainliovv's Chttrcli

testerday rubiloro.l a inijorlty and twominority verdicts, end after belli.; thanked byCoroner lllckholf, und returning their thnnkj tothat oftJcl it throimh Mr. Ottendorfor, their

were dlsmlssiid. Tlio following aro thoverdicts t

We r.nd and certify thst MIchi'lMfd'thy, CatharineVriitutiucss, smt lEute Ann csaie In I In Ireeth Irom Injuries from hrlnir ilrueR br s elhurled under 1'ie iiftrfi In ot M. Andres. 'Ctiuicli, urtslar; irum the enuhin In of e ruof of stuctiur- s by the fililmr ih'reonur a tuirpi n of t le strst

u I "I IiuiIiHiu! No. il Dusn" atreei owned I17 Jss M,Stistr, on the evening of lib, ii, lifii an I Ihsi Ms rA Cinliurs ami Thooia . Kim ui'T nun to llirll dentil itbetiiKcritihf.t and iraiiiT.leil upon iliirbia th nsnle stinl.li hutch uimn such Islilnrfot laid wallon si .1 ev.'nlna uf Keh.i'i I R7 "

Thu " :o fiirt'e'r Cint but the "sld wslls of Khvw'st nl li'tiiit. Dusni- i. nc-- In 'i sndoiii'rereus cuu'ipleii when ssi t full net nirr.'. and lis.l he. insin ti cimdltliiti stree the octaiiun of a first lu ssid U'lllJ.n oa ,tn. tl, in:..) and

Thst the cnlpi ul the Klre llepar'ni-n- t of IhrrllynfNew Vorlfiiml Id chief i ( P.'Unlj-- i In cnarte. sie

fur htefii-irii- dhrhuite uf luti In nui rau.-lin- tthe iliiiite-ou- s i rilons ol s 1I.1 ills lo i.e llirus n

down liuv .u itie plsce of sstdfire t andIn.'t tl.- - I), pirtnient of lluli 11.111 In slid ettv Is

nil'tr of vi.ilsii.in uf duty In ni l tskfur itttletent busttneaus to si cure said ills, or to esu a theImr'l .us it..'ir"f 10 I... r moved In In. lu'ervslin, .Jan. 1'.' t. dsti of tslsuutr, 1 tierlo t ot furly-luu-

day- - sou 110 in nut warnlnir pers uisui I'i t liuni, Jisulu iih')rlinii, of 'he d.tiken,ui condition tbrrtof : ntd

T h ,i as .lonil Ii Su, ink, itie sii'hbet-- i ,.l ssi I mill.lbii,wss eniriiBie.l i.y Uci uwiht durt.fr svtdnull full atiili. ritr and uisrr. tiuti rtspttilurf 'he same,we si. o fat ther fin I thvl ild arctilt. .: er-e- In Juliz-t-

ut in nei taWine additional prei aiitnns tor tne -- ecu .

ntv or iiuiiMial of the daiik'Tous pi.rtljui ot sail wall.w t ri'ei.mtuend to the Mayor ot the I Ity of New York

tn at uice male si.plieatiuii to the brglrfaturt for sui-l- i

aiiii'ndii'ent to I Tie liiuldiDic Una as will set ure sdi qustla 'Sr.s ol rsri- '1.1111 nil ltd'tdlnss In which tsrk'e il'lhers of peri jit, sre empiojred or do ceiuciesie, w 1,1 rby I' e Nile!) o' pfs s.,a l,e pro. not. it seJlnst tatslltlrabi lit", name, cr other einrrzuirr of Hie 11 lure.

lu witness i h"-eo- wr ibe sstd Jun rs. as wi 11 r.i tieCoroner, haie .elan itiuiiPttlou st-- i uurhiuJa and sealson tie dsy sn pise- -

Iiswsi in irrcMioiniii, Tmoma Maiirr,Ki'iirnr Kili.y, J I) Vii.ic..1 A Mrs I.T M 11, CtoVAIII (I. .1 KNXtKS.1:. II MriiK, t LIVisMiir,(I. I.tturi x, 11. 0 H isoiii e.

Mr Thomas L. Thornell submitted tho follow-In- ;:

I scrse wPh the shove Cnllne tn earn psr'iculsr, indfind in addition thai the roiiiiruclon uf the traiierrsti riissiid ujors In ur,M'nr lnar.lalM Aadriwt bunh.whi, ti eai,.nel n. th if two of the afore-said persou., calls for sriere cen-ur-

luus. L. Tiioh.mll.The other rrrdlet Is as follow :The uaderln-d- . tneaib ti nf m l J try. do isr t'ist

Itie sre unshle to acree with Ihe snose flndiO'- - of Iheinij rity 01 lids Jur, sid do, for. thru.selres, Cud sal'eeitlf) :

Thai MlchJtl MeCirtliT tnd I'stherlne Mrflulnneisrsaie to tin ir il.'lt'i 011 the evening uf 1'eti. .' 176, 111

M Andr-w'- s r:uiri-h- hy ,ie fsPtnit up t fti u of n P'T-lio-

of Hie west wall of un sdj talus ..'id iliurttA linanes:te.T, the ol Janei M Misw.sn.i t'ist viiryA. emu rs, T ho'ii Keeii-.,- slid Ann .iciirnn rstneto t elr destt, st the a tne time I r tirlnc crush diut tisiupied uu .n diiriuc itu pant.- wi,i,nliTiinediate'i sf Ier sitd 'ill, nt In ennie nei e uf tn..lniusie ,trovl..ui for tt.j safe flit of tin vUifre ition,the s'.s'rwsya bftprf too nirr.w s t croos.-,- sod theems'.ie daoi s bein nuiur to tnwsru, both ot w nic.cei- -i 11 van-e- l the saerluce of lhe .lies

Weil Pal from the tei'i-- iv of .vmns N. Itt'ii,eit.tr. rtor for the retiuliuiiiir. mst he l.sd p..elouand uf 'ie walla uf th stisw im.tdbt uu 1. 1euiurirt f ir ret illdlnrf, tromKib l'tio Feb ','.'.. Is 7.s.Itieila'e uf l.- - ..iiiil,, i nu.ldrr d ll.t WalUdan-te-

il aU the time. We Iheref-jr- fuutllerldni KUlllTof eirei.sii-- i in thst Ii. didiuot iiunns itistpen cause Ibe oauieroui wstli lobe removed ur madssecure. .Ions P ruow.

It l. Tkllllkt..

ltltOUKt.VX'S I'Ul. 11 UAL rillllT.Tenner's Defenrr of Ihe Charges Undo by Mrs.

WIIIIiiiii' llrulher.Tlio AnsUt.mt Sjollcltor of tho Trpasttrj-- ,

Mr. J. II. Hoblii'un, yestorday resumed theof the charges atalnst 1'nited States

District Attorney Tiniicy by .Mrs. Attorney-Gener- al

Wldl iti.i's brother, S, D. HtiKlies, whow.ls formerly Assistant Hlstrlot Attorney, amiwho was dismissed for L'lvliu' tho offlt'o secretsto Sanborn's luwycr, mid wlio Is now assistantcounsel In the Alahaiui Claims Camintsslt'ti at? Aladiy. Mr. lloiiinson. who wvs directed by.alula il't William-- 1 inves t; ne til. I rot.ifr-In-la- w

's ch ir.'i'-i- . j.ii.1 that tt waa nut bis ivl-- li toh tse the Inio-tuu- ti 11 t.u'jii. nil., tho brothel-I- n

I iw i"ui"iirri .1, mid tl.e li'stilc Atnrnsvs.ild that he did 11 it card n betber it waa publicurn t.

H.ik"ies'i chi r;s are that Jiiiljiii'iits were va-cated by the lu.trt. t Attotnev wb h lie Inti ridst ptovci ou.'litt lnvo been I'ollec' "i. und neiisth it the reciirits of too oflb u willwhat lie sats. Mr. Tenner h s ain sered trie1 hark'e III a nrlnted t nut n,t, an l mvs that tneiery ca-- i cited the Judgements were openedfor nation time to allow persons to put inort-k'.i.'- e

on ther pruierty, lut tint they werec.ose.l Iti a verv fw dms afterward and thelien wius renewed. Ill other c.i-e- s ciled bylluk'lies, as improperly coiupr 'mi-e- Mr. leu-ne- v

at 1 tli st 11 n't' 1 on tha advice of theSulbUi.r uf the Iretfury, and has letters 10prove hie oesiriiou.

I'be Inv est tc it Ion esterdiy was In the FederalIlillldlm.', Molil.i.'ilo etreet, and Mr. 11.Tiesclosed ills cae. Mr. Tciiney apptared wltlib.sit.Utui,ls, Holla and Hull, and C.1V0 bis

11s uuillned above. He,makes a eutintrrcharre iik'slnst Hiuhes that he hut been nctltisfur illicit itl'tillers sin o lie iult the DistrictAtt irne)' .Mllce, and that on O, t. !, after twodistil cries had been seized, and Warrants sentout fur Hi ii..,'riet.T-- , llunhes oJ.Tfil iiumlnslbail, und asked that the mull mould not lieprosecuted. The oiler was declined, mul Hie re.rpie.t deioCd. On Oil. HI Hughes sent Idscliar.'es to bis brother-in-la- in VvHn.'t"ii.Onu of those Interested said je.terdu) : ".Mis.Willi un has declared t lint her brother shall evindicated. It is a clear case of brother-in-law-Ism-

rirr. oi.n trom.n's .V7.'ir,

(IfUi'lul Announcement ul' Ihe New Trench.Mlul-ti- r.

I'Atiii. Mdivli It). It Is oflliliillythai a Ministry hai beeu funned as

followsM. Hiiffet. Minister of tho Interior.M. Diifaure, Minister of Justice.M. I.smiii Sav. Minister of I'iimii.-..- .

M. Wallon, Minister of l ublic Instruction.VIcotnitu de Muaux ul the ltlflit, Minister of

Ak'rlciilturr.D11I.0 llecaze. Minister of Forrlcn Affairs,Uen. de Clssey, Mlnlsier of War.Admiral de Montulznn'. Minister of thn Marine.M C.nlhni. Minister or Pu'olU' Works.Tho Co T'lirr de Kr iiue reports that M.

has druw n up 11 prokTamuie of pulley forthe new Mill" try, the leudlii.' features of whb--lire as follow a :

'J ho Ajsembly on tneetlnc after the Ulsterhull lavs lo vole the h ld.'et.

I ho Senatorial eloilluiis to be held next Sep-tember.

T iio dissolution of the Aucnibly to follow InOctober,

Tho (iiiTerninent to demand the maintenanceof the present electoral system, and to latso thestate of sli'k-t- i 111 nil the departments except theSeine, the HI10110, and tho lloiichcs-d- u lthuno.

Sixty Thuiiennd Vrar,Ir. ltlchard O'lJormati has sued tho city to

recoiei the aiuuiinl uf Ins allowuuce wl.he buriiorsllonCounsel iu slrci upeuliia-s-. I'revloui t is .1, Ihe ssb iycf lhe( urporstloa Counsel was Hied by urdliunce oflh Ciiininon Counril si :i,oii, but lie rt reived in addblion, feci, nuts, su.l shonaneei taied under lie Irebill In strrel upi nines and oilier rises. Ills emolumentsh i 1 In tills nay hrco.ne 10 eiioitnuui, that In !H.',3 ilivyrinnnnte! to orer I'H.uiri. T be I.ejls'uturu In IK51 gavetut Lurp.iritbiii Ci ui srl 'i,.',oo tor li.'s 101 nc. 111 meet

la lieu nf ; Ids total silary f lu.iiis),Tne riiartiTtif 1170 providtd that ht islarr buuld lielued by ihe Comiitrolli r si uu amount not esteedbik'fla.issj. The l.otnptiul'rr tlxcd It at thst sum, hutt'uinptieli. r Conn, by psnl Mr. OVorman, Itiuthen lie

ill l.' ii I ul thu oilh'p, tho Hi. .',00 lu a Pillion, Lumptro.ler (irei'ii ri'lu.ed 10 coiitutus the os)inent. Theitiiwrr of the city lu llus sun l, mat under the rhirierel IBM, Mr ll'liormau wss to receive exclusively ansniiinl ulsry, and thst that set by I'icoi.stiieiii.) repe Pedliielan of ism, under wh'th ihe a.l,llii..nsl kihih

wsstntd. ttierise wss bufirc ludfi',1. K. D,yyrstrrdsyoau diuiurrtr lo Iiie smwer. Decmoa

Thu iTIIrhlznu Mnolbciu's l.'upnld III v lileuil,Julin S, front) sued tlie Mlchiuan Southern

and Northern Indlani Itillrt id Coi'ipaiy, is owner oftoji'irus of referred stock, to roiu-ie- l Ihe companylupsy leu per cert dlvldcad on the stock befoie miyillvldend wss paid ii the i oininon sloes', according tI lie I'tin II ions uu wl.h-- I lie pi ef erred sioik was lsu, ,:.Mr. I'ruuiy rihlsliiiiljti'tcmriii lu 11 fsiur, hut meaii-lim-

th ' rsllrusit had occoinu cons iltdaliu with others,Pi b idIiii" lest, rday i:raut"d su order for a sun.

I iiiunl tl c ui plslut to in 'uJe these roads uitUlu thettruii uf the Judgment.

Itciliiillon of Cm mi I Tolls,At.niNVi'March 10, At a meetliur of the Canal

rtoard Ihe committee, ronatitins of Comptrollerllopiilni, Auditor Thayer, aud Btate R,ulneer Hweet,submitted a report lu favor of reducing tolls ta follows :

Uu itrslti. it'll) per cent t on luucer, 30 percent.) oniruliik' trum tide water. f0 per cent, ibereport was lilu ou thu tshle tu be prlutt'J.

New Jersey Chillier F.lcrllous.Tho Democratlo coneral ticket was elected In

Orsujt. lleuryW Keuerbad 200 majority for MayorThe Temprnnre men have two msjonty In the Council.Korth Hrunawlck went ItcpulillCJU, lb a 1'nhn ticketwis elerted lu Krakiljn. Tilt result in (.'iicJfn

lo ilaiubU

--w.rti-i - m ,M r ao s'n

Y01tKLGMRy PROTESTING.

ruv rott i: or Tin: Tit.mvs uxioxsor --vnr i nine virwI'oriuldtillo Oppoilllnu tu n 1,111 Hint II

i leived vrltli Appi elieiiston-- A Warulimto Hi Trading Folltliluns.

Tlio liiiiiiotuo liiultltiidi) thai fllletl eTeryneat and occupied nil tho standing room In thetreat hall of the Coofer luitltute last tduht waicomposed of workliik'incn of all nitlonalltles,nasombled In masi iiictli)B to nrotost aitalnsttho passage of tho hilt pcndltik' boluro the Lenht-latur- o

to hteak up trades unions.Vr. Ctulimiui called tho inoctliiu tn order, and

Introduced Jacoli Moliritntt, l'retldeiit of theTailors' Union, n. Chairman. Jlr. Mohritatt'snauto was received with acclamation, und hisnticnlne address wai I'stciied to rospijctfullyandvlirnroimly iipphuduil. Iio spoke of tho pro-pose 1 bill m bolne fraiuht with creat doniter tnoil clssrei of workliik'tiiet!, and as tlcriiainlliictheir utmost and united otTurts lu opposition to111 passage.

Mr, Waters, nf the 'lonnslinrcnien, hnvlnu beenjppulnUd Secretery, reed tesoliitlons declaringtho I. Ill In contra vciil Ion of tlio Constitution ofthe t idled SUtes und ot eilstliu: statutes

to nnrklhirmon thu rl.'lit.i of orcitdratlonfor mutual prntei Hon, It III bocamo thn

of a free people to Introdiico a measureso much at variance with tlio Constitution ofthe country, mid so contrary to all reason andJustice; and ivory representative opposed tospecial lek'islitlnn fur any class was calls J uponto rail hn vote uiridnst thu hill.

T he icsulutlotii w em also toad In (Jenuan, andutiaiiimoii'lr adopted.

Mr. Mi Mnciiaii win Introduced ki ths firstspeiKer. lie detailed the, lutik' series of wrotik'Sto which thn n'orhlniminn had tiatleiitly sub.iniitcd, beslniiliik' with tho attack inadu uponthem by tho nollco nt the opoiiliurof last )eor.Ho spouti of Coliimlsiluner Duryee as,i"inld-tilch- lassassin," and c illed upon Ills hearers toband theiiiselres together to resist this last audsreatet outra.'O.

Mr. Itobert HUss-l- t, of tlio Tallort' t.'nlon, saidthat the Imposition of line or Imprisonmentupon striWts for itttiniidatlm; n ui strikers wasurnis tyranny, tiecauso tlio men to bo protectedby tho law weru such moral Cowunls tliut to lookat them was to filjhton them. It the law hudbeen lu forco when the 'lon.'sliuremeti were oustrike, thu Jills tudiy, Instead of beliik' filledWilli political thieves and scouudrcls.would bavobeeu crowded with honest worktiik'nien.It,beer.) J'l.o incisure which It wai p!opoedto adopt wos neither o llrpiihllcan tier a Demo-- .rati.' tniasuro; It wa purely an Fusllsh ino

and for that reason tho speaker ibjkct"dtoll. And If any ut'.etnpt should lie made tores'., -- e tho Infamous cnn-tmen- of the tluio oftlie (leor.'es, tho w rklnk'nieii of tho countrywould ojsin se It at the ballut box.

I) ml 'I MtCl.incey lolloweu In tho same strain.Iio did not know whether the bill was to boi iedlti'd to the 1'ollcc Commissioner or 'o someother bodv of the I'lieitdei uf t he workli'sruiena voice. " 1'uo Pillcc Cotninissloners ", out ho

Lht'tv Its object was to deprivemen of a fair day's pay for fair day's work,lie cuiild nut ace that there wa- - any Govern-i- ,

uni lu tins (...int. v that cared inoro for thewurkin.'tiien tli.in tu uicu they were so manyt.nr.iiit curi. Hisses Aldeiinsli HoiVisnilshad publicly aiiuouii.-e- that he vws opnosed toLTtiiik' the city miks urv work Into the handr ofestdent tnei hinii s, and tavorod uny project liy

which It could t j di ne cheapest. If there weremen In N w Vork who renulred HsnUtance, hehad said, they must tie u'slstrd In some otherway. What did the AUerinaii mean by suchlaucuat'e as this .' Did ho think the lndiistll uisworkliik'ineii uf New Vork were more In need ofsoup houses than of honest employment?llle- - and trro ii .

Mr. Ilti't.atil M it hews spoke, of the extremodim, ult) experienced by the bricklayers In un.taltilnu woik, "It's well,'' he nld, " lint th's Isusesruiiof fish, unit no Insultliik' remarks arem ado when a Mi ni purchases a heirlm:." Laugh-ter.)

Mr. Flllott, of the Painters, said tint ilthoiik'hthe tiolti'N had elubtied and dispersed an uuor-rinlze- ii

aspeinblxire nf wuikliikTiirn In Toui-kli- is

sipiar. If this bill should pass thn Lectsla.tore would spteullv find that they had hiouithtthotii'i'lv.-- Into direct contact with all thepower nf trades unions. Cheers. Hu con-tended tint ttie worklnemeii had n rlk'ht turn.I i i'i uliiplol mem trutu t ie Sta'n.

Mr. Il.iii'l in and Mr. Matti-i- spoke respec-tively in lieriuan and KiikIIsIi, und the assemblybruko up w ith beers.

MAUUIUI) l.V f.'AO.-i- .

The 111 Idea room Iiultr Five. Veuri Henleure lor llura-iilitry- .

Sixo SiMt, Muri'li lu. On Kill. lS.luliliDnl.in was sentenced by Judct llackstt of NewVork to Sink' sins for five eur for buiclary. Afew d).s alter tils arrival at tho prison, a votingwoman called on blm, claimllu: lo be his be-

trothed, and made urrutik'emenu to marry hltn.To-da- she came nk'.iln, and cave her name asMmy Ann Duwllu.', and had mi Infant with her.Chaplvln Ci.titleld was summoned, as wsi alioIP Ian, and all enlered tho NNardeu's pril.ito

I3ce, where tho in .rrlsco ccremonv was per-formed, the k'u.'iti- - bellii Inspector tl raves, War-den alker, lieoner Jacksuii, C, II, (iiffod,clerk, and oil eis. Thu convict brldi'k'r. inhad n.ilt an hour's conversation Willi in , bride,mul then irtiir'.ed to Ids woik, wbl'e thu bridowent back to Ne v Vork on the U P. M. train. It

T the tlrst lusrriue that ever occurred iu S.nirMn. I'i oil.

D 1 m's real name Is John 1'ranloy. The bridewas attlnd In i pliiin-c- o lured merino dress,plaid ili iin, bl i. k hat and black leather, l'liei ridekTonm wore .1 no striped suit ofblutk ..lid wiilto provided by the State,

llllhtrni'tien lu llrnnklru,Patrick Mnrpny, a liquor dealer of M Atlantic

fevenue, rtruokiyii, who U tie sff-- nt in Prooklro forJsines Ite d A l o. of 13 Urost street, lsst nlk'lit, in

bui.ie fnun s rullrctln tour, wss knockedaowu in I rot tied ot over I l.l'O. lie hid cullectrdtle'l from .laiurs In iiithuih avruur, sud

trom I'hai. filrn.'v lo ColumMi stnet, snd stnslb rsum, uf other I ,pi,ir dealers lie stopped in at lloi,Duherty's. la ihe re-- r of He i ourt lloue In biTtnr,toumeet, lusted twice, and spoke of a hard ilay'a work tliu lertinc.

Ho bade Dobcrtv coed nlirbl at Iwrlie o'c ock, sado lloerum street Hp was followed by two tlten,

and a, he turned IlIu p.terini'rtmrn strret ha waskuorkeO djwnillld his veil rut airuss with a sti.rpknife , r r zr, utui i.ie tnemur inJum oouk t OQlaltilua'the 11,100 was stolen. 1 ho hiKhwdyuteu fled.

?Irs. .Indue O.ili'a I)Icot en.The man uimsof the Soldiers' II line havo been

ami.ied for weeks put hr an tuipovtor who his beenculli'i-ilm- coutrlbuttons, repri'ssntinir himself as theati'ri'dlte.l apent ol the Piitltuilsn. Ou Tuesds) Mrs,Judc Daly, Chairwoman nf the home, wis vlsitlna; tiermother, Mrs. Cithsrlue M. I.)dlf, of R Wsihtn'ibtnulnars, when u w..i.dris.'d strsiuiTcslled snd, sul.t-p-.

Inn eoiiiitl.L ams tor Um tiome, reiv eluuui'i.l luis it. rtn sud iii'ci'itl''i. Mrs. Daly Ji. ucd 'ithe eoni iTssllyn aud dt'tsluei. the eon. iter u ta the

arrival ul one uf ( spt. Vm Diueu's ipmroluieu, whom. relied U..' Impoit'-- oft lo tlio viercer stiect i .Iicoslslliui, where he de. rlhed lllluself as W'l.lUm 11.

bill. Pel s. His frsudulei.l eolleeilons already rep.n tedsmoiiiit, it 1. hahl, to 7oo. He wss remanded i. r

tO'diy lu Ibe delft rsun Market Police court.

l.urky Slulo Oni.els,The Hew Jersey Senate jesterday, by the party

rote ot lu to S, refuied to concur In the IP in rr .o i

tlon to o Into a Joint ieMon. This rcfuial will nm'.t1. thn tnaHi.riT. Msti Llttrvrl u.auii ttitoI'll, ui K iTur, w Ith llietr iub t ll'.cla.., hoMllik oicr

A llnimliiK l'otpiineil,Wtir.ri.tMi. Vn., Marcli 10.- - Judk'o Ilijinond,

of ttie s ipn'iiii-- unit of th.s Muti', has urante ohiot prut ei'.llnk's In ' of Tslur Mrsiuler, the i u).i i wire iiiiirdiTtr, wbu wis stuttuteu lo be tisoeuoa Itie k'Oth lust.

n .i ,s it i . iax xun:s.(Ion. Shoridau was at iho White Hons yrsttr-dv-

Senator Hunt li says he will not co Into ruib'iswith eitiiiT t in), I'd wbi, like ei Preildt'iit Join ouo- Teim act In Jcpcnucutly ot any pariiinu deleruimatlt tu.

Tins President jesterdav noiiiluited J. llurti-t- iin Ktni..ii..re to be I'mie.i M ibis DuirbT .ludce for

the U uf Arkaiisus. snd (apt Joint p.IHuuinuut to be ('ommo'lure in II e I'ultei Miitc Navy

A le i. uiiler II. White, ol I '.marcsfr. in .laPiu.H, hsi h.u n sppolto. .1 by the Atiuruei-- .

lb iutsI to lUtuTiuieiid aLHUut violsiorsol Hi,- hni - ui Hi. mti 'si. hi tlie --.outh, an sivro.I'll itiuii 1. i.i".sif ii that puipuso liuv Hue reeeutly tcea

xi. ir Jiutsuv,A lirakcmnn named lli'cd was crushed while

coupllui . irs in Pitt'rsou y.'iti'rdtiy.Tho lirldk'O over tho Pasvilo river st Mead's

bsilo, ileal Paiiuuu, fell yeiterdiy uudt-- a weikht otIce and silt iv.

Thomas Matthews heat his wife until sho waiuncoiisi mui. In lioli.'ktu on bunday, aud wss arrettedyiur'li) Mrs. MsitneiTi lusy ale.

John Miilvililll was yesterday convicted of at.temptlUB lo murder Huh In Jersey lily. TheprUoaer wai remanded to swill trlsl for ktttt'UiPliuif tokill Juhu Dlcsaol.

Tho municipal election In Camden, N. J., yes-terday, mulled In thn cietilia of fourtreu Hepubllrsuaand elei en Democrats tu the Council. Hie siuv n Isilyesr. The Dcaiocrsti elccttd a city T teaiurtr sud Al-ienor,

Tin: Joux.sToirx Tii.taiwr.A Mnn who lint n ((unrrcl itllh tlio Vlcllm-- A

Knolpilut thnt fllny Furnish u C'luo totin Murderer-Vol- t's l'liueml,

Johnstown, Maroli 10. Tito lnriucst orerth") bodyof I'.dwtird Yost, who was found mur-derr- d

ou Huturday uiornttic lu Ids sleeping apart-ments In Hays ib Weill's private banking house,has broiikiit forth no now facts of Importance,Tho examination of Fred Smith elicited thefact that Iho dissolution of partnership betweenhim and Yost was Iho result of a quarrel, dur-In-z

which each hud called thn other linrd names,They Iiml subsequently conversed about resuin-tm- :

business skuIii, but It was not definitelyOk'ioe.l upon.

John ('. Illpon, who had slept with Yost onsavernl occuslon.s, testified that on thn SundayFred Smith hud a'.knl him If Yost ot( r left Ihedoor open when ho (witness) slept with him.Hn ciniltli) said they nut up onu bight andfound the door uni icked. Fied Smith hadwhispered to witne's as bo went on thowltneisst mi.' It's about leuvlmr thn door open."

Ldward O'conuor testified ti seclnu: Yost'sdo,' lu the streot about !!;') o'clock on Saturdaymorulnir. ns be was iminit fur u pitcher of water.James lleirlnir testified that us hn was passlustoward the bank from Wemple's Hotel, at twoo'clock ou Saturday inornlnu lie heard a snort-- I

n.1 noise, wlileh hn thouirht was matin by lomoono IvIiik In front of the meat shop of Yon.When lie not neiir the shop he heard tho siiuionoise nsralii. llo iiDerward he rd a thump whichsciiiided llko that niado by kicking on a box orcounter. Did not sec any one and wont home.

The shadow of a chin Is obtained In the factthat on a vacant lot opposite tho bank thn foot-ste-

of una man have been observed, and ulomr-sid- e

of them tlioso of n dn. They were tracedto ii barn M) feet distant,

Thn funeral of Vost yesterday afternoon wsiof the most Impressive character, Tho day wasmild, the Ulcus crowded with peoplo, and allplaces of business closed. F.vrry train broiiiitiik'reat numbers of strancers to tlio plsro, andwhen thu procession finally formed and pro-ceeded tu the thuich every ono followed.

the siuiKi: ix Tin: coal mixi:s.Th Miner In the Lehigh Iteelnn Determined

tu Hold Out-- A Scarcity of Coul.Macch Ciit sK. Miirch 10, A tottr of lit- -

pectton throuch parts of tho Lshlah coal reclon shows that ths miners stilt nvlnce the satuodeterniluntl in to hold out for the PTI basts.They say they ean stand It for two months, andeven loiik-cr-. The coal at Summit HIM, Ashton,and other places Is very scarce, and at Dry Hol-low Is loaded In teams and taken to No. 10 forshipment by rail. Tho tarire shops nt Lanifordof the Lctili.il und Wllkeibarre Coal Companynru nip, lie, I wiih some tlifuVulty. At HeaverMosdow mid otner collieries ooal Is vorv scarcefor the ran of miners. At .Nesimelinnliu theyam loailltiu' neurit' one hundrod cars of culmdally fi r shipment to Now York,

That. !nln.' Iiii.ms present a very dull appear-ance, and tho only work done is piimplnir, tohep the mines from beluirfioodod. Thu miners,

k'eueml think', seem to h ive a fair amountof ready runner, and their larders are still wellstocked. It will bo lmposlbln to slate when aresumption w 'II take nl.u'e. Tlie operators willbavo to make tlie first advance.

MOLLY l All Li libs AlTEII A "nt.ACKf.Sc."On Tuesday ovenlnir at 12 o'clock about 100

"Molly Mairulres" pi.cd through Ashton. no.rSummit Hill, all armed, soma with clubs, otherswith pistols and k'un, and ul! masked. ITioywere Pi search of Luke Sweeney, who, theMolly Havulres claim. Is worklne its a " blsck-l.-c.- "

He and several others were notified tocease work or take tho conienuenee, and theypromised to do so In order to savu their lives.

tiiv city of Tin: iiii.m.The Finances of the Illchrst of the Cemetery

Corporations.Tho Hon, Olnrksou C'rollui presided at

the annual tneetlnc of the lot owners of the(Ireenwond Cenioter yesterday lu tho trustees'oinre, 30 llroadway, and Mr. Josoph A. Perry,thn Secretary of the Hoard of Trustees, pre-sented their report.

Tho receipts In 171 were f TG,?10.!s1, which,with tlm cash on hand the Hist of December,IST3, I.TD.OM.M, made ff.nj.W.l 111, The expeiiul-turi- -i

for 1871 wete t371,77J.0l, leailni; on handon the .'list of December, IS7I, $di:.H.s.

The fund for the Improvement anj permanentcare nf tlia cemetery is J9TH.il) lil.

Last yo ir there wero Ptl lots sold, tnaklne tinwhole number up to 1171 ULhsa. Therew V7.17 Interments, oxactlv the sainn numbera. ii. Ii7l, Tho whole number of liiiermuuti upto tho 1st of January. 1875, Is 17- -'. W.

The New Trenty with Ileluluiii Itiitlrird bythe ssenntc.

Wasiiimito.v, March 10. - Last year Cuicrcsipssird a Joint resotutloo autl.irl.'ln,' the 1'ri'itJeul tok'lic no'n. to ll. lrfluiu ol tut teri'iinitlm of Ihe Tr" ilyof 1S.M bttueec that cuuiry and uur own r.'ctilst.ogtheir reciprocal rtiailoas of c jiu.ii.tco au 1 dstI.'ii! in.The notice was uiven beciuse tl hid bee uno cecofrrfur eur (lei eminent lo shroste Ibe and 11

article of itie trestr, as there srtlcies In theirpractlesl opt r ittnn siul un Ier Ihe " Psvored .Villous"clsuielnlho reiiis with the llan.esutlc Kepubllcsworked i dticrun.tutliTu ajstnn uur cunimi-ri-tn- ma-rine ab.l ta (nor ot fortlu vcim-Ij- kiitng coasiucr-ant-

tro ih'e.Tie t'nind Mates hs.l no deure to disturb Ihe retrain,

tier . f 'hi tr. stv. but su wtilinsr to renew tt witn theoi'iisiiun "f tlie ohneii us sectl.'m ill ve mentlorn,Arcruiucly s new irrsly wss neottsted on thisli.ils,wit, i an irt i :e providing for the ri'eli.r..rst free irsmltor go. , ds Ihr,-Ig- lbs territory of eitlierc iuutrr.:lt-k'il-lattot'-

fur ih' purpose, " fsr as the Cntted htates ar"coucrrned, t 111 he msds by the Secretar) of the Tres..ury Tins treaty w as sent to the Senaio )rs i rdsy, andwas rsttOd lie lay w iihum o tioslt,n, the paramountobject helm; lo eslahilih condnloua Cd'aslly s.hauta.iieuiii to the counuerte iud uavlk-stlo- a ot tioth coun-tiles- .

Murrlnue In the .Unyne'i Onire.A t iiiiik' Hebrew snd a pretty younir girl

wh'i' features clcsrlt Indlcstrd hor Celtic orlkin,cslled it Hi M Ivor's oitlce ysrerdiy aal isk'd to beminted. The mirr i;e irrttCcits hivint been pre.psre.l, the yountrcouoio w re i'snt-re.- into Hi Mirer'sinner nice. " Whst is your name?" aki'dliui CaiefMsiirsie iddres Imr the ) eunz man.

' J..hu David," iTOinptly ri'Diied the bridegroom.".M.d your name is wnat f" aasi d the Msyor of the

t rtds.The yo'irie Miss blushed n she answered, " Mary Anno

The Mayor recited the irarmee eeremonr, ind prouuuu.'ed the happy couple " bmbsud sud wife."

The I'oulieenlli Slrrcl Wife Shonllnr,Dun un D. Templeton, who on meetliur hli

w fe in Iho street shot her lu the face, ind was sent tobtalf prison therefor, wis yesterday In tne Court of0).'r and Ttrui'ner on a writ of hubcai torpui. HI,r.iuasei, Mr. Jt.hn I). T ,ivn.ei d, asked ttsit h he eitheriiilu Iced tn ball or seat to i lunstie nrlum from IhoT. . iiihs. t'ruiliiiK Ihe il. eiioii ol ths Court uf Api eatsiipi.e the AibTtiey's ippeil from the HencralTern's rever.ai nf his coiivbTloo Tl.e spiilu'stiun wasIssed muni atltdsTlti thst Ti mnh ton's nuut I andphihii i wss BiiffciliiK .'restly (rou, hi. imprisonlueui wh re lie Is c lulled, liecislun reicrvcdi

The lurdrr of Ann Cnsslilny,Th Coroner's liiiiuest throws no duht on the

niu.il.'r uf Ami Cstsidsy, whole body was fluru ou thorilbiai Jsmslri. I.. I 1'cr.li i tritia .l jeneriliy

si they heurd i woaisn's cites for help at tuflntkiit ouHit uikht lief i re the unity wsi fuut.il but look no noticeot t, us bra Is were i umniou In the nclgiiborbood, Hiedttctivri profen to tsve no clue.

Two Chlldien I'ulnlly Ilurneil,Wii.itisnAiuiK, Pa Marcli 10. This iiiornlnc

two children of Wm. Thomis, s colored msn, wereburned wtille their mother wn out after water. The

wusstio) thrse vesrs old, who died i tew min-ims after lue lit Hut returned, and tlio j,iuu.it. I, ab.Uy, had III legi burned tu a crlip up tu the knees.

l.O.VfJ i.S',. I.Y),

It li ttuuicht that the Kelsev cae will bo tiledat the rpring lerm ot Ihe but rune Court in Itnerliesd,Jlr. (1. F, Well uf Aiiueuniruc, L, I., while

fsllen wall u f a cellar, one dsylsitweek,luuud a considerable quautlly of gold.

JJf(OK,r.Y,Lawrence Ahratns, who persuaded Mary Shu

Deiorth l, uurry hltn. a id who hid i muck citci euiytier formed by oce uf Ills ( ompsuitu l, while in.' klrl supposed It t he cviiulne, wis irralitne.i tielore.lits.icel.aiiii, in HIisiiisliurHh )istrrdsy,uuit will be casuilu-e-

on clisrgi' of hlgimy.Thomas Crawford of 1C.I Huron street, fliecu.

polt.l, u,eiiiLtrd to chnitlsf his sun t llilam on Tu.'sJsrniilil and Willi ml realiteil. i lie nil tne filher deanth. oo a tdow on the templo with an sie. furwhich Juslti-- HUM jisb-rda- sciiicncod tri.Tford tothe l'uultcntlary for mutt) oa) s.

cvitiosiTir.s or ciumb.Daniel Hawry, who had been convicted of

rteillui: the Adsmi i'vprrsa sift, waa srniinc.-- byJu lKt) lUiicu yen rdsy lo are jesi i in une r iu-l-i.

Charles II. Hlienynn. one of tho proprietors ofths bu'doU House, tliistun, wis arristeu jt'ib rdsy,thsrk'e.l with seitiug Ore to ths hold, which wss In- -

uied lu New York companies, lie wis Usldtu 11,000bill.

In a quarrel at Marshall, Mo., last eveningbetni-i- Ihoinai Hoik iud J. T. Widaell, llosk bredicrrrsl ilioli it VVsddell. inlislng hlin, but mo tallywuunding Johu Morrison sud s boy whose mine Is notKtiu. Desk wai srrciled,

Kdward Blavln of 8 West street, l'atrlck Fill.Ion of l'.'S ilreenwicli itreet, John t'lvmiuh of A Alnsuysrleet, Nslhanitl Darrlsch of 60 Corllsuui street, Philipfrsnk snd Ilrury Oldriihuriili of IS Corllaudl itrerl,were locked up lu tbeLuurcB street police slallna lestDlgtit (or tclltuu llauor witbout llctuss

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NEW IlAMPSlIIllE.ELECTIOlf

JIADICAT, ,JOhhlk'IO ATlOXH TS'DHFIxjTVi.r rosTvoxiiu. ,

Ko Chnlro of (lovernor by the renple-Th- e 'J.rulslalure (inlinrd by ftotli I'artlos-Tv- rtl

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Democratic Coueressmcn Kiecled.CoNcoiin, March 10- -2 P. At. Lator ro

turns have changed the face of tho election,making what st en early hour last evening seemed an overwhelming llopubllcan victory a sub-stantial victory for the Democrats. Thero Is dochoice uf Governor by tho people. The Demo'crnts claim nine majority In the Houie. The) -

Honato U now oqualiy divided, thero being uachoice In two districts. Jones, tn the FirstCongressional District, Ii elected, as Is alio Halllu tho second, both Democrats, Ths Itepubllcans carry the third.

IU turns from 23! towni and wards give Chenay '(Hep.), 07,012; Iloberts (Doin.)..Td,0lli Whlte.and

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sc.ittorlng, Kl. Tho net Hepubllcan gain ovellost year's vote Is 2,809. Tho remalnlnc townilast yesr iravo a Democratic majority over allothers of 700. This Indicate that Cheney nndltoberts will run with about on even voto, thnst attuilnz votes dofcatlng thu cloctlou of elthcf 'by the people,

the coNancisioftAr, ntsTntcrn.Flfiy-nln- e towns In the First District give

Whltehouse lltep.). 0.WI ; Jones lllem.l, I0,(rri;sci lturlnc. Int. Wbolo number of towns In ths '

district, hr. Tho election of Jones Is concededb) both ptirtlo.

Twenty-on- towns In the Second CongressionalDistrict give Pike (Hop.) 4.811; Dell (Detu.),5,0JtJI lelchor, M.

Forty Ovo towns In thn Third District giveIllalr (Hep.) 7,iJ: Kent iDotn.), 7,a.K ; scatterHm, 59.

The.Uon((or(HepubllC8ii)clalini that the Hon.A. F. l'lko and the Hon. II. V. Illalr, of Ply-mouth, both Iteptihllcani, are elocted to Con-gress; that the llepubllcatis have a good work-i- n

majority In tho House of Heprnsentatlvos.and that the Hepubllcan havo elected six otthe twelve Senators, with several districts indoubt.

The f'.itWof (Democrat) says there Is no decHon of (lovernor by the peoplo : that thn Iteptih-llcani have live Senators, and the Democratfive, with two districts In doubt : and that thoDemocrats have a majority In the House nlHepresentutlves, Tho Minor, also claims tho ,election of Jones and Hell (I)ems.) to Congress,with the Third District In doubt. . '

The ivople (Democrat) also claims a siihstan . .

tlal victory for Its party, with the exception of '

the Third District, which It considers doubtful.TUE LATEST.

II P.M. Returns from all but eight towns oftho State have been received at tl.n AssociatedPress offleo here. The footlnirs tire Cheney,Hepubllcan, M,771; ltoberts, Democrat, 33,613;White, Temperance, and scattering, 074. Tho ,

same towns last ) err iravo McCutchliis, Itepubll- - 'can, itl.tHO; Weiton, Democrat, S; HUck ''mar. Temperance, and scattering. VMLT. Itopuh- - :"

llcsn not gain, 2,327. Cheney's minority, 69). ;

Thn towns yet to be heird from gave lsst yearMcCutehlm (Hcii.),2l: Weiton tl)ein.).,'H3 ;

scstterlng, 7, Adding last year's vote to thesetowns, makes the Hepubllcan net gain 2,7S3, and ;Cheney's minority 031.

Tho footings from the) First Congressional iDistrict elect Jones (Dom.) by 472 plurality ; .

Hell (Dem.) In the Second District by 1M plural-ity ; and Illalr (Hep.) In the Third District by 7Plurality.

THE LEGISLATURE.Estimating four towni In Coos county, not re

turned, to give the same vote as last yesr, theKepuhllcani have a majority In the House, tintthe exact figures cannot he clren. Tbuy claima majority of from six tn twelve. Tho footing Mof the several Senatorial districts ludlcalo that Mthey stand n follows : m

No. 1. Hepuhlloaii ; No, I, no choice; No, 3, ssiDemocrat; No. 4, no choice ; No. A, llopuhllcati: aNo. 0, Democrat; No. 7, Republican; No, 6, Deni- - Mocrat ; No. 9, Iteptiblleau ; No. 10, Hepubllcan; tNo. 11, Democrat; No. 12, Democrat. This J

leaves the Senate with five Republicans and Ave 1Democrats, two districts II a vi lie no choice, 3

Thero is no election ol (lovernor by the pno- -pie, and the duty of selection will devolve upon ithe Legislature, which will doubtless elect iChenev, tho Republican candidate. The Demo- - 1rrats claim a majority In the Council, though ithe districts have not been tlgured sumcloiilly ito doterm. no finally. The vote In the Stato yes-- l

terday Is said to have been the largest ever jpolled.

Probable Murder In a Wooster Street II a r-- &

lloom. J 1

At the Invitation of an unknown man, who I ,isild thst he wis a bulclur, lived la Thirty-fourt- h j 5

itre.-t- snd did builcessla Wsshlngton Msrkel. Ilsttla k. jDuffy snd Tl.lv Iteyanlds of 110 Wooiter street vlitte l f.Ssiuje; lleriick's liquor salooo si Prints and W'ooiur f" JUelm ta last "tin un 'itS

Smuafiei taey entered, their escort quirrelled with j --IHI..1U1 Mtiiuati. Ihe tiireeiit"-- . shout sn ,le;ed debt of sM1 no. L IOk' if cuntr .i at lsst, Mcllueti p iled the fHsi snirer. wiiodi l not ir after he toaraeit the urouail. 1

IJlu i.t lu trlc.te Irom In ir snd no.'rils. su.l 1tewasuneonic-ou-- Mi Hiik-- and llernck then carried 1I tm ii.t.. tne street, aud id Mui aowu on Iboooor. 9,slep ol IMd iv nosier slnel t

lllr.cl j (imeer Hirl found him. ind with the ssill- - , itince i f emursites lu re b in to the l'r'nce itrei t stitb-n- aburr (apt. Mi'ioiiniii arretted .Mcllucn lu Pnma ! I

street. Pull, e -- uveoii Walker thinks tbsl tho stria. I ,1KtT wounds are fstsl I 3

Kxploainu of n Ilaller The Knulncer II I ownMil) l'erl and Killed,

Itfsitvti t.r Ind., March 10. -- A bolter In Nrl- -ioa ii ShortirliUe', saw mill, six miles north of Hitspuc, ciplodid mornint with tcrrlne nolenro, 'causing (he death of Alfred Joyce, en. Ineer, and Oicar ';'

ItTrhuiin, seed t' yesrs, ar.il serious Injury to Jsines J1lilnchmiu, Jerry Wiueiier, snd tieore Kitnhail, tho HPuller wn bl.,wn into a nuiabcr ol pteees, suJ In ill "milireciloni. One struck a lochouse, las) yards du. .ijI int, snd nesrly demolished II. The mill wis not run- - mL'au st Ihe time. Mr. Nelson wss tiling a siw when the t.enitiui er laid blm to hurry as tlio steam wss gelling loo MhUn. The expl.'iiou toltowid ilmot inline list, ly, Jan. tl e engineer wss blow u s .insuce of sixty feet, butMr. Nvliou wss ouij slijbtly injured. j

The Ileilllllei ol Ibe Civil ltluhls Hill. jSr. Loi'l.s. March 10. A desperado named j

llsil took a nepro into s ssloon si Wsvrrly, Miu kepi I jby une Pool, sud sit. mptcd to plsce hitnon a:i tiiuillty 1 jwtih white men under the Civil Itighis bill. Tlia lur . ikeeper prutesied, but Hill tiiststed, sud Ihe barkeep'--ihsi'd Hie neiiro oui uf ihe ssiuuu at the pulnl ut i pis. , rlu). Auother nesro usmed Hell then luterlsred, ia4the bsrkeeper shut blui dead. i- H .i

The I.oulilnuu Arbltrnlina.x

WASiitNaTON, March 10. Mr. Wheeler ant)others of the committee to arttltrale on Leiulilinaiffalri itirled for New Yurk. Mirshsl Psek- - ,srd of I.oulilins, Cbslrmsn of the Itepubllrsn Stst( ommtiie, and ( oil. ltactune aud l.eonsru, rei rri-- al )Ing the ( uiiiervs'lTt-s- tiivi- aim sjuue thithiT lo repra-- :

seut their leipi-cllv- intere.ls before Die coiucaiUee. 'i ,

Weather linici Predleilon. jStatl mary or falling barometer, warinor, partly

cloudy weather, and southerly winds.

LOSSES II V 7ff. i

Mnjliem St Murray, Importers at 217 Canalstreet, fl.oou.

Pratt's astral nil works, North Thlitoontnnrret, W lillumslurgh, wss dsmseu 11,000 worth ye.Itudsy.

Tho stw.itaralklucatlonal Institute In Lebanon.Pa., of sluch Prof. K. .1. Koon la pr.ncipal.was buiusaveiterday. It was fully tnsiirid.

Thu toira-cott- a driiln-plp- factory nf Harvey 'Adsm..n,at Kourtti stieel and til nualilow a ateuue.,I'lipattelplils, was burned yesterday uiurulug. Lois,IVO.oeOj fully In.ured.

si'Auics riio.M rm: tvliuiiiavii,(leorgo F.. Yeate. chief engineer of tlie Paelflq

uisll slt'i.mslilp ( uti Itlcs, tiled of feiir i.n (hsl v;nslwhile .lu u entt iing I'su.iuu hay ou Mart Ii J.

The Standing Committee of tho Dmcess of ;Cuui.e.tit-u- l to dse ,m-- In fin r of Hit- conUinutioa .Dr. Jsygsr, and too coudrmatloa of Dr. Ds IKovcu. I

Albert Hemingway wni run over and killed by Jilrsin on Hie Noriiieru (i tral llsilway. at'out forty Jmiles s iuth nt Klunra, UU snuia.'. llo ai silting oa ij .Ike trick, aileep. I

Tho body of an unknrwn man, shout fifty I ,yrsrs of sire, wis tskt-- from the r.vrr it I'ruvldenc w

vesti r,ia on hu w in h poikti wa, w rlltea .

"A. It. Perier," or "Picker." Uu bss not yet bees ;laentlCcd.

joTtiyus a tiovr lotr.v, !

Three great trots lu the IllppodromoA musical entertalnmoiit will be given lu tiJohn sliei'l l K iliun b

Sheriff, Jacob Sechacher has beouk ' uoliitiM luc'iloneir to nil lbs goudi levied upon bytho city marshals.

Miss Anna P.. Dickinson will give her Joan-of- .Arc litiure nt Limy Chanel, lluilciu, this svttlm, forthe tcncUi of s chsrity.

Capt. William W. Story, well known lo old.f isMoued sulors ill over tne world, dlod st hli i

la Mitbuih yeiter.iiy morning it 3 o clock ofpueumouli.

Mr. Honry C, Jarrett of Hooth's Thsitre andJcn'ph II. Ti oker. Commander or iho PlTi i 'iun Hoek,sro lu llo. ton anangiUat for eicariloks bwiwtsu HyLuglind port towks.

Edward McMnhon of 121 Mulberry street wsjrun over iu i busily Injured by a Irui belonging to J.II. Swift ol i a mm tin sirert, an, driven uj unu klrckla Malbtrry I'reelycsttrdsy.

Dr. Wilbur F, Lane, who with Dr Day, 8anl'.arrliperllltenuillt, ill us ill ut Mn la. l.ll'bt w lib tbnull poi psilrnls st Dellevue. swilling ttie trrlvil ol

the order I r the captsin nf the iteimt r to tskMUf in to I

thu ii.sui iji thn tjtr did not lat'.r iruie ioi'jit.

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