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Ml P/ETS cr T2E WCHLD.
Health of Louis Napoleon
Failing.
Bloo<l?>ihod Ap|>r<khouded
in Spain.
British Shipowners and the Ala
bama Claims.
Derfaiation of the It evolution
ary Committee isi Cuba.
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
ENGLAND.
Tim Alabama Cominiision and the IliiiNb
Shipowners.
L0M10V, Nov. 29, l>?eH.
Much indignation lias been caused mnon? British
shipowners hjr the rumor that the Alabama treaty
dor* not allow the e:aiun> of Englishmen, based ou
4hs decisions ol American prize courts, to be re
opened before the Commission. The A^ pplnj Oa
nette.ttays suub a provision is contrary to procedonts
established by ibe Americans i hemselves and ex
Oluoes claims undoubtedly well founded; aud the ua
declares tlut if tins report of it is true the con
tention is a capitulation and Parliament will never
sanction it. A writer in the o'iscrrfr takes the same
view of the subject and discusses it at length, uting
aoau.y authorities.
The Kntfiisii Elections? OraiiKcisiu and .Hob
Law.
London, Nov. 29, 1S6.S.
The conservatives have carried the southeast di
vision ol the Vest Hiding of Yorkshire, and also the
western dlvLion of "Surrey, thus reducing the liberal
hptgority oy tue election of lour members,
l tTic results ot the majority of ihe later elections
lhave been in favor of the conservatives, who have
Wways bad a disproportionate strength In the
feoontlos. Their gains in the present Instance sure
Jhlao undoubtedly attributable largely to the ludiffer
Kee of the liberals, who went rendered careless by
9 heavy majority they had secured during the first
.week of the elections. In the manufacturing dts
itrtols the bitter spirit of the Orange organization was
imitated against the candluate who favored disestab
lishment. Tho entrance of this element into the
Co did not fall in some quarters to lead to mob
and the intimidation of voters. The torlcs are
Charged with responsibility lor I lie.se excesses, aud
E liberal party has suffered so severely from them
i it has bccomo almost a unit in favor of voting
ballot.
FRANCE.
Riucrn of the FaJlIng Health of JLouls Na
poleon.
London, Nov. 29, isos.
Tie liondon Times and the Parte correspondents
? other London papers hare lately given currcncv
rnmors that the health of the Emperor Napoleon
Is felling. and public conlideuce has in consequence
toen somewhat disturbed. These rumors have been
(iAotally contradicted from Parts, let it is well un
keegtood that, without positive Illness, the Em
Pbror declines to take his usual active
Etfne and shows Bigiv or decaying
gth and mental apathy. The policy of bis gov
ent seems Just now to be to make a demonstra
tion of vigor against the opposition, to render the lat
ter unpopular aud to preserve the moraUs of the de
partmental offlUals.
The Parisian Press Proaerntlons.
I'AUtS, Nov. 18,1W.
The editor of tho Rev'it has been sentenced to
two months' imprisonment, whh u flno of 2,009
francs; the e li ors ot the Tribune and VArenir to
' a line of 2,OJo francs each, and the editors of the
>.< and Jo irnal fle 1'arts to pay a tin. ol 1,00.1
each, for publishing articles oncouragtug
)subscription for the monnmcui to(Iiaudlu.
i of the Adromtr tlerryrr?Arrival of the
Spanish Ambassador.
Pauis, Nov. 29,1368.
M. Pierre Antolne nerrycr, the celebrated advocate,
died yesterday, aged aeTenty-elght years.
hchor uiozaga has arrived here us the Ambassador
Of Spain.
SPAIN.
Krpublican Demount rn t ion in Madrid.
MADKIP, Nov. 29, 186S,
?A greet repttb'lean demonstration was mad" here
Ci the close of last week. The young men of the
ty held a meeting, and amid Indescribable cnthu
ntagtn passod resolutions protesting against the ruie
llkcl tiding all porsons tinder twenty-five years of
~ J ?tn the franchise. The people, to the nntnoer
i,00O, orowdod tho square where t Iip meeting was
and every allusion tuado by the speakers to the
Olio was received with tremendous applause.
?Men Apprehended Between the Rival
Parties in Spain.
London, Nov. 29, 'Rfls.
TIM apprehensions of bloodshed in Spain are in
prataiag. It is thought that a collision between the
monarchists and republicans will be the luev liable
> of the excited political coutest now in pro
Mcantlmo tho patriotic fervor of the naion
ifiBabated. A despatch from Madrid states that
nesulMoriptlons by the people to the national loan
Sew amount to 810,000,000 reals.
AUSTRIA.
RalHss af an Anstrlan Expedition from
Trieste.
VlfNNA, NOT. 29, 1868.
Tim Austrian government has fit ted out and de
spatched from Trloste an expedition which will sail
?round the world. It Is under the command of Karl
Schemer. The objects of the enterprise are to iniro
dnoe the products of Austrian industry into distant
markets and to extend the commerce of the empire.
The expedition Is nnder special Instructions to visit
?he principal ports of Chine and Japan, and to pro
eeed tiuuioo to California and cruise along the Houtli
American ooast.
the danub:an principalities.
Si-tan* *;hurlo* on the Relations of the t.?nv.
eminent.
Bt'CHARKsr, Nov. 28. 1866.
Pnnee rhar'es of Roum.ir,ia hi openlug the scs
Mua oi kho t hamiters hero ssid the maintenance of
neutrality was a duty which his government had
always observed. The foreign relations oi the coun
try wore on an excellent footing, and ho had reason
to believe, that pending negotiations would remit la
satisfactory coaventlous with Austria and Prussia.
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.
frionli Movement of the Allies en Vllletu~
Twelve Thousand Men Went Into the Urnn
Lisbon, Nov. 29, 1868.
The mad steamer has arrived from Rio Janeiro
and the South American porta She brings the fol
lowing news from the scat of war In Paraguay:?
Tho nrer.iliant had ?ent a column of 12,000 men
?emus iuc Urau Clmco forest, to attack the position
of President Lopez at Vltlets In the flank. 1 uc Mar
EVuiIbof Caxias was nwatilng the development of this
tip* movement Jo attack the river batteries with
Is fleet of Iron-oladj and force couunutJiciUion with
mw la the Qran cuaco.
MIX1CO.
i (ivTeranr Alvarez of (jiuprrero Aroused of
Ai?',>ro|irlaliuu Itotanno to lilt Uwu Him?
, rritftaU'ul Murder* and .(aaMitntiovt oa
the Puiilir C'vuM-Lvvada Peaceably Iu.
rliaed.
San Finncisco. Nov. 28, 1868.
| luielUgonee received here from Mexioo suuos that
' Alvarez, Governor of tlie state of Guerrero, had ap
; proprlated the moneys of the CuHtotn House at Aca
i nuleo to 111* own private use, and that complaint of
[ lite same hint lieen made to the general government.
Frightful murders and assassinations had t>ecn
commuted in the neighborhood ofrMauzauillo and
Co'oinba [CoUuiaf).
General Lo/.uda had published a manifesto statin;?
that it was not his intention to coinmeuce a war
again-t the federal government, although be pos
sessed the menus to carry on a war to a successful
end.
CUBA.
The Ut-voluiiouwi* Protest Earnestly tbat
They Want liidepoudeueo* Not iti-loruis?
'1'bey Will Not Lay Down Arms till Free
from Mpaln.
New Oki.kanb, Nov. 23, 1863.
Tills morning's paper* publish a cominunlcutlon
dated Havana, November 25, signed Antonio latere,
secretary, purporting to be from the representatives
of the provisional republican government of Cuba,
established (n the town of Bayomo, refuting the re
ports circulated m reference to the revolutionary
inoverucnt iu Cuba. They say tlio propositions for
delay or to lay down their arms on tue condition
of the Captain Geucral guaranteeing certain re
forms were scornlully anil unhesitatingly rejected
by the revolutionary chiefs; that they are not flght
iii; for reform, hut independence. Tlioy conclude:?
We who are fully Informed of everything going on,
Mini purilculurlv well Informed as to the plans of the
revolutionary leaders with wnom wo are lu commit
ideation, heg to assert most positively that lar from
being disjHv><-d to lay down our arms we are about
to strike ti blow that will echo on the continent. We
will lav down our arms wlieu Spain shall ha\e re
cognized our Independence and not herorc, liotwitli
t-landing Spanish assertious and rumors to the con
trary .
t.v order of the Ifevolullonarv junta, now In ses
sion iii the cii.i oi ilavaua, tho25Ui da/ of November,
InCx
Commercial and Financial Intelligence.
Havana, Nov. 23. 1828.
Thi following are the closing prices of merchandise
for the week ending to-day:?
sugars?No. to to 12, K>? a 8& reals per arm be.
Mo j v-.es unchanged. J.iitxi dull at 18c. alH&c. per
lb. lu tn rces and inc. a lUJ^c. in 26 lb. tins. Flour
declining; quoted at $10 a $12. Gutter dull at 28c. a
86c. por lb. Tallow flruier at lOt^c. a 11c. por lb.
Bacon steady at ifll,c. a 17c. per lb. noney Hat.
Beeswax flat. Petroleum heavy at 3X a reals
per sruLon. Potatoes quiet at $3 a $3 75 per bbt.
llains?Market Huoplled; common salted quoted at
16c. per lb.: sugar cured, 20c. per lb. Lumber?Yel
low pine steady at $21 62 J* per 1,000 feet: white pine
llriiierut *23 12'.. a 424. Shooka?Box (lull at a
8%f reals; hogshead quiet at |2 60. Empty hogs
heads $2 76 a $3. Hoops quiet at $ >o 12 J* for
14 foot long shaved and "42 12tf lor 12 tout.
Onion* are advancing, quoted at $7 a $7 60 per bbl.
Freights dull with a declining tendency; per box,
sugar to Southern ports, $1 a $i 75; per nha., sugar
to Northern ports, #6 60 a $7; per hhd., suaar to
Southern ports, $5 a 6 60; per lihd., molasses to
Northern ports, $3 a $3 60; per hhd., molasses to
Southern ports, $2 6o a $2.
Rxchange unaltered.
THE INDIAN WAR.
Slirrldtui nt Cnmp Hnpply in the Indian Ter
ritory? Central Custar to Htart on on All
Winter < liii-o.
Camp Supply, Indian Territory, l
Via 11 ays City, Kansas, Nov. 23, I8d8.j
General Sheridan and staff arrived hero this even
ing from Fort Dodge with a part of the Tenth cavalry
and Kansas volunteer cavalry. The new fort Is in
pr :grcss of construction at this point under General
Sully, the district commander. General Custar, with
the Seventh cavalry, will leave here to-morrow on a
chase after the Indians winch may continue all
winter.
Snow Is falling rapidly, hut the ludlans arc still
troublesome.
Depredations in Arizona?Ciipriiro of Mall
Bags,
San Fkanuisco, Nov. 28.1893
Arizona advices to November 12 slate that the In
dian* are committing depredations in every direc
ting. The savages had atiar.kcd a mail rider and
the escort near Wickenburg, and kitted the rider and
captured the bugs containing iwo week'a Eastern
and California malls.
CALIFORNIA.
Rflny in the Orcrlui) HIails?An Unsuccess
ful Hfiirrli In the Pnrlflc.
8an Francisco, Nov. 28,1868.
A trrr.it ?Teal of fault is found with the man nor
in which the newspaper malls are carried overland.
The malls from October 1 to November 2, with a few
ex#i'tlons, are scattered along Um route an 1 will
pronator l?e ruined t?jr exposure to the weather.
The l olled Mates steamers Ke.saoa, irom Mn/.ut
lau, and Mnhongo, from Honolulu, arrived here to
day. The Mohongo has made an unsuccessful search
lor the stio.il of Paraitonc* islands, recently re
ported by the bark Jennie Berleaux.
? ?
LOUISIANA
The Police Litigation In New Orleans?Dfs
rlmrge In Hanknptry of Jacob iUrkcr.
Nkw Ori.rans, Nov. 20, lsfl*.
Judge Oooley, of tlie Sixth District Court, yester
day ordered the writ of ijuo warranto, sued oat by
11. E. Diamond, Chief of the I'olice, appointed by the
Mayor, agntusr the Metropolitan police Superintend
ent, to be snrtnined, ana ordered Superintendent
Csin, of the Metropolitan Police, not to interfere
with the discharge of his duties as Chief of the
police. In his opinion Judge Cuoley states that the
Metropolitan Police law docs not deprive tlie muni
cipal authorities of power to establish a police force,
and that it Is optional with the city to accept the
Metropolitan Police law, wblcli is unconstitutional
In many respects, among others in making the
Lieutenant Coventor President of the Police
Hoard, the constitution prohibiting one inun
holding two offices. It is reported that
a new iHal will be applied for. Lieutenant Cov
entor Dunn, acting as President of the Metropolitan
Police Board, has taken out an Injunction r strain
ing Diamond from exercising tlie function of Chief
of rue police. This injunction Is still before the
Fifth District Court.
Jacob Barker has received his discharge in bank
nipiej.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Tlanlrlpal Flection In Charleston Re
el a red Void?Arrival of an Kialaraat Ship.
CWARLKSTON, Nov. 59, 1868.
The contested municipal election case, after a trial
of two weeks, concluded last night by the election
being declared irregular and void by a vote of 12
yeas to 3 nays. This decision was rendered Or
theprc?cm City Council, of Which a large majority
are republicans. The effect will be to continue In
power tlie present city government until a new elec
tion is ordered by the legislature.
The lircnieu bark tianzeeuans, with :t00 Herman
emigi ints. arrived to-dar. She had a ronph voyage,
with eluut deaths on the passage, mostly children.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Fieri 1 ou of is Fealan President?Adjonrn
wont nf the Consrew.
PHit.ai?m.riiu, Nov. 29, 18A8.
General John O'Neill waa uuanimoualy elected
Preuuent of tbo Fenian Brotherhood at their Con
gresa in this city. The delegates pledged their
entire support to the plans submitted by bira and
resolved to use their Iniluence to stop all recrimina
tions and denunciations among the Irlinm laboring
for the Independence of Ireland. After a harmoni
ous ?.aK.uii the Congress adjourned.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Repnhltcnn Nomination for itlsyor of Caoi
hrMar?Mrs. fteott-Middon- on Juliet.
Boston. Nov. 29. 1868.
The republicans of Cambridge have nominated
C. II. Saunders for re-election for Mayor.
Mrs. .Hcott-Hlddon* played Juliet with Mrs. P. 1J.
Conway, of Brooklyn, as Romeo to aInryaa'hfienea
at the Boffit n th<<stro last, night,. Moth Iodic* w< ro
liberally nppiandoti and several times called before
the curtain.
t z xx
IgTnrblng of tt S'i Kro >i"ir ;'icni,ib> itwil?
eo.-id Affair*.
M:.>i iii3, Nov. 29. 1898.
Last I'ri lay, wlnlc a girl nuiued KonutMy was
paa-iug through iIn: woods she was seized hyp negro
and horribly violated. The next uioruing lie was toiuiil
by some of the citizens oo<i Identified by t ut child.
lie wustheu taken to the scene ol the violence aud
limine J.
i uo le iscas of lint Mississippi Central Katlroad
Me-itirs. II. s. Biiu'oniO. >amuei 'lute, 11. 1>. .\ew
couib and oiat-m- haie proposed to tlio
tlty Coiiucil to purchase tlieir eon i rolling
inieresi hi the klemplua aud Urejiula Uuilroud,
and plixigo tiieiuse.ves to ooustruet a direct route
Horn Memphis to'iroj, inaliiu^ the shortest through
line Iroiu Now Oifeaiut to .New York, via Meutphiit,
Taiiucali auJ Vim-t-hues. A committee of the coun
cil have the mailer uuder consideration. It is
Hlronjily opposed by the inoiulH oi the l.omsvillc a id
Nuxiivillo I.ui. Active efforts ami ntrotiK moling
prevails oa either side.
TilE U1ST1U con TV UliUOKK.
trail I totalis of the Crime?The Victim mid the
Perpetrator?The Mystery I ni-u Veiled.
PouuHKKxrsit V. Y? Nov. 29, 1899.
The most inhume anxiety Has within a day or two
been awakened throughout this ami the neighboring
couut.es ol lib. tor, iirauge and Sullivan, in conse
quence of the development of the pnrticniars of tho
recent tii-u-lish an i whilom mysterious luurd- r I
of a woman near tho little village of Atcort,
(lister county, ?m Saturday, ,i?e gisr ultimo. |
rite reports first published of rlie finding |
ol the body w ji; ve y a/iu\ -xn?l merely I
stated that ;U.s body of a wum.hi, at 11 Uf my, but ln? !
sens'b e. w;.s fi?mni i.i im ? (inor ih - evening lying J
in it ditch I?v t.ie roadside, ami that hor name was
supposed to lie Amaudu Broilhead, her family reai'l- j
leg in Uie vicinity. Upon a-si*an.\- boiuj,' procured
tt was found taat there \vvro two baled Uol. s in the J
dead ol tho uiifortutmo woman and thai her skull j
had been severely ab.ased and couiuse.L an if from
the blows ol it heavy billet of woo l or gun stock.
When found sho v\ a.s lying perfectly mot ion less, except i
that mIi ? was uucoosoio isly boating tho air wila
hor liaiuls as though in gr at ph v .ic.tl agony, vvltl.o |
tho cold, pitiless ruin patioro'l do ,vn iiucaii.sm riy on
her fast blanching iluuiures arid drenched hor scanty j
plain garments. Mho was apparently about thiriy
Uve or forty years of age, or attractive persona! up- i
in uruuee, well preserved and hail dark brown hair
and lia/.oi eyes. j
A singular incident courier i <11 with ihe affair was I
that u danghtar of the itroduuiiil family was re
ported to have i "cognized the murdered
woman as her aihU-i. while the failier und
brother positively denied the sienuty. .suspicion
euortly fu-teiied upon it voting man named llavt ley
who had bet n an lutunat iioiiuniufai.ee of th<- mis*!
itig girl Brodtioinl, but who was reported to have
been aitlauceii to ayoiuig ia.lv residing m tii ? local
Hy. uml it wu? also rumored thai a complied Una of
Ue.ioate affairs between him and .vn-s Rrouhe.nl ren
dered it to some extent necessary for his leputalion
tnnt Amanda should be got rid of' ui al
low Ihe cousuiiiuiaUou oi Uav, ley's shortly
expected nuptials, ilic d'sirt- to obliterate every
trace of dwhonor upon iho iirodheitd lniullv under
these whispering* ol the daughter's coinuiri was '
construed to be ilia motive oi the denial t>v the ?
faiher and brother of her relartonship. ? whip and
Cushion fouud ne.tr the ooit) wnroaiso raid > u he ro
cogui/.od by a ho el proprietor us uriich > w iiicli In
had furnished lluwley, vvIh in company with an
other mun nunioil Morse, had hired a hor.so and
wagon riom the innkeeper a few hunre previously.
Upon the evidence existing in these Incidents,
wn.cli i*. will be. seen were purely circuinstuhiial'
lluwley and Morse were arrested to awau exaniiiiii
tioii, and the oody. aiu-r being subjected to an an
topsy, was interred in the t(,rtii of Rochester wln io
the crime was committed. The medical examina
t.on, it may also be slated. <1hi not positively cotifirni
the suspicion (hat the murdered woman wax eo
ciemr, uml thorelure tlie ruuiored Incentive to ihe
perpetraiiou oi the dee-1 by iUwiey was to a gnat
extent inosing ol coutiriiiution. so trace at. tins
tune could be oinained of the whereabouts of Miss'
brodliead, if sue was not actually the tuurdorud
woman.
POSITIVE IDEXTlFICATtOX
of the remains ol the untortumite unknown was
wanted, and the authorities we.ru lielogged, while
pibl c opinion was sadly at variance. .:uoui ihi
middle of the past week, however, a cine was ob
tained, whicu. being dlUgcnlly traced, led to the m
cog.iiilou ui the dead body by two ro Mines ami
giluiost conclusive proof as u> tno perpetrator of tuo
bloody oticnce.
In tno village of Wnruboro, Hulllvan count*
and uooui tnirty-five miles from the set lo
ot ihe murder, one JcrcuiiaU Smith, has ;o
a short, lime pin. and until recently resided
togotiu i wiui his wife Mopnla and ihr e young ciiul
?lieu, lite ott.spring of his wile by a former hnsT uni
named Jacob ilomb ck, who was killed in the la'e
war, wtii.e servin? in the U^l reglineu. of New v.irk
volunKiers. Her iiiarrnvre wiui .Nintu took iiiu- o. ip
Sep.ciiibi r, ise;. and with the accumulated -u;n-, ro.
ceived as tho bounty of her former nusUind and her
widow s iMinsiou ?iic punihaaed u small hou e Mini
lot, lu wuiclistie reshluil, holding the tiiio ui n-.r
own natue, although bui a portion oi thu pinch u
m noy was paid. Mini'h was a mini e whom
lit le w, s known by ins ncig'-bors ix-onil the
f .ct thai he was excedingy m-irvw- and
cruel to the dcccasi d at ail ti.ncs, and wax -'a good
for-no.hing lollort,'' addic >d to iiitoxb aimii uuu
as a consequence never known to make an. e. u,,
men labie eifort for a livelihood p>i luaisi'n m i
laimly. Uni) ol his |? euiisr urn iifes-.ttunt-ui hut
laiita to Ins wife consisted m iviug tn-r up alone in
a room at nlg.it, vv lun: he Would go to ul'-i-p ,u an a<|
Joining iipaguiient, mkiug vv.th Uuuai .st'd, .i\e and
klnie its a iue .li- oi clinic* uuaiust some antt
cipated dangi-i. Jn con-.iw.ion with ins m a
ol thus arming nlniteli n Is i imorod that
lie was Mispeci si of s-v? si cnr.i i, auii>..g
whin . was r. s.-n <1 bigauiy. a foruier sue being ....
licvod to be stilt it. oig. i bo liouoe and loii.al.'r
soiii -rime li -cn a bono of o iii.-o'ioii b.. suuih
aud Ills wife, r .e victim, as lie dcsnvil to t-ave i'-o
deed translerred to hiui.-eli ui pi- own right. Mrs.
Minlih tmu a dunghscr uaan i lniniiig.i i, re-cling jn
olive Cny, in ine township udjoliitn; Koimcsi
with hor iitHbuiid, and on .-uiiirdHy, in- 2Ui Jc e
uiiuli .-unit,i proi-.ired a horse .eni wiigoa ir.ou ,s. W.
Jloyce, oi Jtlohtueiio. Proceed.ng to lu? re- uiemt
ai Vv uri-boro, a 'ew ir.iics di.-i.int, lie r. orincd
his wile, according to to siaiennnt i.r a?e
ciiildp-n. tiuu her married daughter ha-lbeenin
Jurod by being thrown from a wagon utiyhve Una
and ihat lie wI-boil IPs vt.fe to accompani loi',
tiiitlier. t he asseiii'-d, and in i cidldr. n wore left sc
lioni'-. So trace of ins aiibsoptcni rouisi bevon.J
mere reemiei-t.oh ol varloos jmi Mes oi ins di scfib.-d
uppcaniinc is known, but in* did not pay tne in
tended visit to Mrs. UiiniPgaii. i iropersons oor
re.j?oudiiig to i heir description . coppud ai n (uv.-r.i
in r.ticnviile, on UK* line ol Uie deli, ware and (jodnon
Canfll, and had their hor o Ksliiere i, l. avix g
about dusk and taklmr the mail t..
idlve. On the following day Siuiin rv
turnci th- horse and wagon to Mr. B?vee
and walked home. Here he took tne children riad
proceesle I in company with Hn.-iu w? utiaville,emi?iirk
Uig on un fcr:e cram lor mo w e?t. He siopjmd ttut
night at Port Jervls, and here ail po- iuv. trace in
lost, ul hough a oiaii answering Ins dee iipilu., ami
claiuiing ui la- without money U? pay ins fare wmi- on i
the W'-stcm bocau train froni J'ori Jervis on the nigiit
ol the 26th, ta?t Wednesday. At ITawkin's siuilon -ie
K supposed to have been put. off the train, or ?sj
have iliseiabarKed voluntarily, as a man with three
children, coricspondiuglv dc-i imrnl, t-iut/wrk- d on n
lat'-r trMin ni tin: iatu r plin a and was ; till ou ixianl
when the train reached nwego.
strsj-uTox
was ilrsi aroused as to !sinnn isjing tno murderer <d
the unknown woman round war Accord, when In
conscqneiicu of his uiicxpiMinod abscneo w.tb ins
fainlly Iroiu his hmne al W unanoro, some oi t|..
neighiMir.s o 'cut-d his h ius?-. in a trnuk afterwui Is
searched ww found a pieee of riotn similar to up
dress in which Ihe victim was n;tired wiu.-n fom, i,
arid which, on companion, ,s hellev?<l to beapor.
Hob of tim identical material, nr. Ih-yctx iroiu
whom Mwlib obtained tin horae and wagon
misses a so a whip and cushion which ar? do
serifssl exactly as Icing those found by the roadside
near (lie i ody. After ictnrnlng from his prctuuded
visit to Olive, Mrnltli slate.1 thai he hud -(oi bank thus
early in coiHeuuencc of iiln norse faliiUg on Um way
and that lie had obtained otner conveyance for .its
Wifp to ilio residence of lo r d inr'ner. It is also sup.
p<*sd that hi* wife uad In her posses don ai tn.
time of her mnnler some money, winch she ha?i om
tained as the pension duo hti children, tin; fa.-, that
the* went together to Port Jervis ou such bnslu-s*
b?-iiig known; bui this would be harw y probable in
vh-w or the fart that h afterwards aUemptail n, p^g
his onss ige on the ears!
A Mr. uuinarr, proprietor of a liotei at dVurtshoro
upon reading the description or the muiUer-d
womun hceaiue e.onvinced tlinl us must have rc
c-'Dfiy seen a person whoso appearaiire colne:dr-d
with ihe general dm alls givrn, ?n-l recognized die
imiuei written on a piece of pupor louinl in Mra.
.Smith's pockci as the baitws of u uiCicbuiit of V? urn,
boro and his two It innate Iriei-IA Tln-ne uaun-s
were 'fy. iioriibcrk." ??dardio? ?(remainder of
the name lorn out) nnd "K's-sa." Mr. ilnmMr at
once reported hl.i ausaiclortt to the authorities at
King:ton, ami Hiuith's house was t- iiernl, when tho
above lacta were by d-grco ilevrluped from the
Hiight clue thus outum-il.
tiib moor ncmrNATKO
nnerrmgly wu'ii ouieera were despatched to 011 re
to sec Mrs. Hnuntgan, the daughter of Mrs. Smith,
and learnci that neither Mr. or .Mrs. smith hod been
there, niiii who bringing wlita thorn the dausliU-r for
the purpose of ideiiUilcu'Jon of 'Ue body, ori f-Yhlu*
night la-ti Disk u-t Attorney Westlnook, aceoun-aiiieil
by <Coroner Kogardns and Mr and Mrs. Uuniiigiiri,
proceeded to the tow u of Rochester, an-l it b?ng
dark the exhamntton of the body wai derorre-l until
thc iwxtday. Tiicstmwl and bnnnot mund on tbo
ylctiiu were xliown to Mr. and Mrs. Duping <n and
Immediately roeogri'ml as igjfng titoso faruierlv
worn fiv the deceased,
"n smarflsy morning fhe t brains Wen disin
terred. and ui on the < orfln lid being raiarr, both of
thes n rowing rehitivts blent ifled Mm well km>gfi, Imt
now iiisiort.si a in i ins. oiow <1 louOires n? i*<ii ^ tiioso
of Mrs. I'uuiiiitan's lu'itlicr. 'Ihig'i y|?a uo HiUtutu;
the rec ignition was absVute ail ? !*:>'e'e. The
da::? ? t utul ?or-iu ia.v cv i called particular at
trutlou Ui tb? vei'iillti' mtiki on tic-- ejebrowa enl
liuxol (lie ilc. caned. Tim count w;w tuen clo-ud
and air.iiu consigned with tin unfortunate tfceupant
in I he grave, ami w itn dm sad but almost cuuv:ne
in-r proof that ti e muftferer w;s the men w ho hail
j?lijf!it??<J to God ami tin ViCiilil a \oW to *'love,
then h ami protect" Hie object lie iiml so tianduidy
outraged uuil destroyed.
i'nk scppo-bd rXOKICUlK,
Jereiioub Minlth, is described us beoiK a man si fair
." hiiexlonami somewhat rabbet frame, <"* "*l,t i"
Imp lit aud about forty years of age. HI* hair m of
a limit brown color, moiitiim? to a sandy hue, ami
| his shouldera, wlucu arc square ami uroa.1, huvt- a
i stooping teiiUcncy. tlia wui-kers arc a shade fa rer
than tits lialr ant are usually dc-order s| ami kept la
a very negUgent coudit 011. His eyes are light blue,
iucliuiug to gravisli, ?ud lie has ilorid leatures.
When test necu i:e wore a browu coin null, much
soiled and tadeil. He is without education, being
neither able to read nor w rite, ami is sullen, even
repulsive, m manners, rarely makio/ a civil
or definite reply to quesiious asked- Kor
a nuintier of years prior to his marriage
with his victnu wife, lie resided shout two nikea
iroiu WurtsiMiro. His means ol living were known
to no one; but lie was acknowlertivd to bo rvma'kit
bl.v lazy, and durin r the whole of one sumuter lie re
sided in the hcighlmiiiig wood, a perfect anchorite,
whose heart, if not his hand, sec inc.; u> be "against
seery man's."
TUB PURSUIT
was energctcally commenced as soon as the facts
above uumied ram i to light, and detectives wore
atml la every direction to aK'ect Ms capture,
wideb. though not yet made, is bey cud a
doubt sure 10 lol ow ero many dais, or perhaps
hours. '!h' t legraph ha- uiso be -u called into re
quisition and every police oUic-or, eoiisiable ami de
tective ui toe ::tut? has, doubtless, ero this beeu lu
?lormed of tin (limit ol the brutish criminal, as an
additional incentive a reward ol yl.uoo is oti'eml for
hisaiicst, aud ii ihifcpi'ch'uco that no was without
fuiids Dak any Inundation in fact, us it is earnestly
hoped, he wilt be overtaken vrilhln the boundaries
ol New Yoiv.
f>r <oiu.se the facts above developed have act at
rest the scandal reported concerning the ltrodiicud
faiei.y, as wii as disproved the siisy.Kuon which bad
i nionuimi. lv fastened itself upon'the young men
I law ley on 1 Morse, thou Ji lam not yet informed
whether tlic two last u.tuid persons have be.>11 (lis
ciiuiV-d 11oiu custody, Miaa Pro.thead has been
heard from by a telegraphic de*pa>ca iroiu tiraud
lUpjd;-., Mich., zhich stales ih.it sho is alive ami
well at thai place.
K PUB.MIl (lORHI)K
has been added to the details ol lids sickening mid
remorseless crime by t ,<? fearful aiil..cipui'"!i that
Minfh may have also "murdered the throe children, as
j ihcy would certain > In an encumbrance io u s flight,
mid became. pos.sibv euter.alu any aiie i.u.u to
ward t.lit II;tie Innocents whom he has made the
iiiosi uiihappy of orphans ami in whoso behalf much
s .la itud ' iias beei, a vakeuud. Horulc > he is without
means to pros we for them if he would, on the day
that lie took litem Iro u thou home, aft r returning
from mo expedition of blood, one oi the enildren
told a neighbor that "pa was going to lake them
where liour mother was." Mow terribly tlioue
words may have been realized ero tins no ono run
tell.
Pursuit ol* the Murderer?-Probable Capture.
I'OI.UUKh'KPSIK, NOV. ?0, JSItS.
At un early lu.ur this evening a man crossed the
ferry from New f*- ;tz to I'oughkeopale answering to
the description ol Jereinluh smith, tlio Ulster county
niurdeier, cxeept that h<- had ,.o w tuskers. In an
hour alter two d.-tcouvea crossed in pursuit. 'They
stute they lutd followed .mm iroiu otwville slat on.
on tin; lhi ' road, aud are confident that they will
simin overrule! him. I p to itn-. tt.ne (leu l'. M.)
nothing further has been heard from the pursuers
or pursued.
;rightfil canity at sing smb.
KxiiIonIud of a Kcriimuc l.uuip?-A At other
and Her Two l.lltlo CkUdrrn Hnrnod in
Heath.
I'OUGUKKKIHIK, NOV. att, lHfiS.
A terrible accident ItAppcuud at King Sing lu.st
nii^lit. ut the house of K. J. Lodie, from the explo
hiou ?f a kerosene lump, resulting lit the death of
Mrs. l<Cdtt?? and two children, one a Oo.v about three
years oi U'ti) nml the other u halm only nluo months
old. An near as can lie learned dm particular* are as
follows:?The hoy who was about three yearn old
was playing under the tahio on which rented the
lamp. The little fellow raised up quicltiy, jarring
the tali'e ami causing he name of the
lamp to llare, when the kerosene look
lire and the lamp exploded, lli^ oil fuiiulng mi
the floor in a blu/.ing stream, seii.uu lire to the
clothedol lite hoy. The mother of the child, who
was in the room at the lim and ho'ding lite baby.
Arcing her child In rtum s act the habv down and ran
to extinguish the tire. Iter clothes then took lire.,
its al.su did those of the Untiy. The neighbors, hear
Inn the -screams of the mother, ran to the rescue
and .succeeded in putting out the flames, wrapping
the toother and children In a carpet, Intt not before
all three were burned so hadly that It caused tnctr
oo..Mi before daylight this morning. Medial atifud
anca a as sit hand aa soon as possihle, hui without
av ail. ^
The fstli 'r, who is a cotter in the Ih<: ory esiah
llsiiment of Joint A. Atchison, King Sing. was s<s>a
miu. i t oi iiiesiid occurrence. ami on hl.s arrira .it
the se.ui> i ll lo the floor in u swoon. There tiro still
two children left to tne care ol the father.
HOSTILE AFFAI.7 N;AH CO.lMiNa. If. Y.
A (.irl .Murders a f hi d. Then llu:?is it on m
SIiivi?Ciirisirr's (iiqiiiui.
[groin tlie l.o hea e: I'nlon, \ir . 2s. |
We have rue ived the particular* of .1 hornhlo
11 flair w In-h occurred a ami a nine from t urnlng
\V'i dncs.ia* l.asi, Nov uiher - At the plan- opt:
cp ed there redd 'S a family named McCullocii, con
slstimr of Mr. and Mr,. Mel mloeli nu.i iheir three
children, aged re?pec:ivoly live, three uud onsand .?
.half) vara, i'hu husband is tvprcs it ted to tie a sniff -
less, luoolCUt leliovv, .aid Ins *i i.e lias hr ncolojielicd
to lanor to Mip|H>ri the fuuiily, shr has lately
been scI.iiik s.wiiig niacin 11. ?>, and on Wednes
day last started on a trln tlnoiirh the surrounding
e. uniry for that put pus-. iuevtug her children m
charge of a girl num. d Barber, aged eightia 11 years,
wnmoshc hired lor the purpose, iu 'he cumin/ the
youupesi child cried and w. , iretiui, ween, it is
ltd, it.uis r threw it. upon tie floor and stamped
upon it uiiili it wu* u'nio.st iiteics*. Then taxing 1sic
little one up she held its hands U|ion a hot stove
null! they v rt terribly barn* d. The child was too
iar eonii to oner tiitnu thsu n talut Dereain w lule it
a:ts being r? .i-ied. burlier tbcu thre i'oiied to
throw it lido a well, when he ttlier vtdidreii, who
had witue.-- >1 ihe whale thing, told tier that, It' sho
dni Mi .1 would i.eil Hi >r mother. t he irirl
then wrapped the child In a hiuukci or Ih-U
?(uilt, und placed d in a bed, where h wax found
by tin mother, who returned home Wednesday nig 111,
dealt. The marks ol brnta'ity were piniuly visit do
on in lltti" Is sly, uud, ancr ij ???.sunnltig the children,
luformatJou whs yiv< n the 1 onoier. After uu inves
ligHt.on tin ord red ihe a: tost of I artier, called a Jury
ami an lnqne.sl witHin action y< simony, 'flic inquest
will 1st coiie.uded 10-day. anti n is s.ud there quo he
110 doubt as to the iiudinv; ol the jury.
LETTER F30N CERE SAL MART ON THE HEBREW QUESTION.
Ill flNptotuber lost Adolph Moses, a prominent
lar.tetite, ol (julnoy. ill., a' the suggestion 01 if on.
I. N. Morris. wrote to tlrticral brant to ask whether,
us rumored, he regie, ted the Issuance ?I order \o.
II, und whether or not he had any antipathy to the
Jews as a sect or race, tfeherai brant replied in the
followiug letter, addressed to Mr. Moms, which wo
hud in the lu.-t number of Ihe Oineiuuaii /?i->ir(iO?:?
Csukna. It:., Kept. 14, IMS.
Hon. l. N. Morris:?
pi tit Kir.?I am tit receipt of a tetter or Mr.
A. Mown, ol the id instant. enclosing one from
you i? snug same naif. My ilrsi inclination was
to answer Mr. Mooes, because you desired it;
itieii 1 thought it would he better to adiiore
to the ruie ot silence as to all loiters. M em I once
to commence answering all )>olltieal questions asked
me there would tsj uo ilmc not ween nowr and the ;ji
ot November to pet through. Mr. Moses. I think,
will iMr.dUy nndewiand tnlt. lit regard to order
So. 11. hundreds of letters have Im pii written to mn
about it. bv persons of the faith directed by it. I do
or did out answer i*ny of Mm wrliers, but permitted
a Ptuti in?*nt of tu? fa:is concerning the oriam or too
order t o bo made out and given to some one of them
tot publication. 1 do not pretend to aasiuin the
oiilei. At the time o' its piiolleution I was incensed
bv t reprimand received from V. ashttufiun for
pemiliilrig acts widen Jows within mv inns
were enpapvd In. There were many oilier per.
eons witnm my i.nta oqu dljr oad with the worst
of them, hut the dlticracee was inftt the Jews
could pass with inipaiiity trun i>iu nrniv to the
oritur, uit 1 gold, inviolatton of orders, wus tsilna
smuggled ttirout" 'ho lines, at least so ir was re
ported. foe order wse i*>?M and sour wtluout any
reflection and without leinsliip of tin* Jews r.s a sect
or race to tiicmselvcs, but simply a* persons who
hud hu ci asfinly <1 s*v ancccsafully. Instead of p?>r
ns.e itiy, bocauro there wore plenty ot others wit.hlu
1,iv dni" whncuvted tisolr success 1 vPiiasedu'innicr.
which greatly tnunsi to t ie help of die rebt is.
dive .Mr. Moses ua?i~anca tu.it I navo no urvjudicc
aauiitc seel or i.'.re, b A want each individual to In)
Judged by his own mcr u order Sin. n does not sus
lunt tins ilateuieut, I udinil, t>ut then i do not sus
tain that order. It uerer would have been issued if
it aad not been tel. graphed tho inouu nt U was
peuned und without rudei Wou. Youru, 'ru y.
I/, h. tilt ANT.
COURT CALENDAR?TM?S DAY.
ttrrnr.Mi Cobat?Qewkrau T?ua.?No?. 1st. Ms,
194. IS' 1.10", J00, 2flii, 04, iwa, lius. koy, -J10, JIN, am,
217, 2is, 212, !W), ?1, ?K.
nceniAta C'owirr?Cmctnt.-?Tfos. tiih. 1 no, 1313,
1 V'l, luTL 1618, loTS, 1577, Ib'itf. l.VI, l.iH.1, 15*6, IM7,
use, ir,id, 1.12.1, iftd, 1500. lttel, look
istri'RaMS Cot'Ki?Cbamrrhii.?Noflv 50, 01. &J. 07,
To, 77, Hi 115, HO. 1?1, lid, 1W, 1.89.
i VAHisfl O'.'hT -Tut*I. Trgji- TftW D*T.-XM.
Id I. Will, 945, 'ill, OH. 912, 9M, ?J1, ? S!?, ^Urt, S70,
I >:t. HrtO. -, Hut. 9DB, PlA 99 s 054, 9h>. 97L 97f,
051, 983, (Nt. ?b?, (W? m?
fTIliSlCAL 4\? TilfiAIttltU SUT3.
Cult/ U strength. y U,.ro Wi|, ^ ^ rt) .
uient at Pik d lo-uigm, U|0 mrerviweeirt
1W. UW.Wkrkl.ug lr.ua and laagmahiug Lambele
wiu appear wtutim uuiuu cuom. ?r hu.u oo.up^
n TUo ?#o>bla?Uou in tut u . ,v
effective. II bit. til. vt-i?i or popoiar reeling. f0r it
auggesto noveltjr ami adds *ire*u uud vtgummi tone
to Urn pleasant aspect of at turn, at toe new opera
House. Mr. li.wu.iui u really making strenuous
exertions to please his patrons, and in doing ,o con
verts Uis u?x o.tlco into . very powerful magnet,
which will attract the precious greenbacks with a
ruphlHy perfectly astounding to all .net. of science.
With rear exceptions Ua.eu.oii Is perhaps tli.j most
sue ;us?iul operatic manager or his time, combining
as he does Judgment with enterprise, shrew lne-a
with perseverance and liiterulltv with discretion.
To lmve and properly regulate two distinct compa
nies en i, performing at the sauie time la different
parts of the oouutry, displays au amouiil or ability
to be ae.juu cl ogly by considerable tact and experi
ence. 1 o-mgiit the two "great compauies will be
united wlili a result both ploanlug and profitable.
''Idcohen uud Fritxohnu," a chanulug operetta In
cue act, will oe presented, with Mile. in the
principal r.V<. "Barixj Uloue" will appear as usual,
with Mile, iriuo and Hie libit of able supporters.
Rlvulry between operatic in miners, as uuleed
among alt classes cr the community, invariably ro
douuds u> the public advantage, our prognostica
tion, reiutivo to tlio French theatre uavo been ftil
lllloii ro the lelier, and Mr. (Iran now triumphs In a
success which his courage and discretion have meri
toriously-evoked. "Oeuey?? v?t de hrabant," tti mgh
at present in Ibtsevanth wcea, is only beginning to
he thoroughly appreciated; for there is a charm
throughout the entire composition, a pleasing va
riety and a melodious expression in u* proper r-ndi
tlou thai truly awaken a lively interest. The por
tions tlial cllug most to iue nancy are remembered
with pleasure ami will .soim aronsv that popular
sympathy thai made liio sparkling airs of 'd.a
i.randc Ihirhease" ao universally favored. Or ra
cv .'h W1" . U0Vl,r . 01'l,'-r mounted ill the
trench i.uoutre, and uie gorgeou-nos- of inc
outire urraiig?me|iijt is on.y oiu.iied hv the
h?ii ? ? "r numerous artists. Rose
1,au,t tf^'Orui, and coutribuws
\t, ? ^ w "?"? hiiherto hi
teudud too c.owdid ri pre-vuunion< til- the lamed
Uinovlcve, urn niglitl., re, . picu or wnlell appears
tnuslatom.. lliu* h,,ou
At w ailack's the "Lancashire" Lass" sidl reigns
supreme, though iue iist maisof her appeiiruiio
arc staled to be drawing to a close to i , Z
lor the grand 8I.uk.,arum revival, ??dima Tdo
About Nothing." i'he-e aogaauitcd with that r*<cii
and masterly produc.-mn are no doubt aware that
lis cmmpiete representation ie p.ii a ht?t of uceom- I
pushed arils is and Uie very pcncclioii ol so nlcdt.s- 1
play. ilia, those all-iinponuot matures w Hi not lie
Wanting at vvinlack's uio public is pi <v l ,Vci, as
sured, and a winter season oi sterling play; js (here
ore oouUdeutiy looked forward to Th.s theatre
has never sintered from lack of piurouu/e for the
elate a.' 4''"" tl"41 ^ ?i's hub u> appro
(kAn?' "owr i''",,-H uh ,M!|bre us the good humored taco
ol l.arnejr Wiltiauis, who may justly he s.yled -mic
lt ^ oi irlnii coiii^dluu.H," uud who, wua \1m. Wii
Jiuaajh. have, during Uie p^i, uiu<1< tin*
way tlMiure ring with m rry pe.is. It Is no nxagge
raiioii <o state Dial the o.tenei uiose luhnud aunts
pres. nt thcinselves the more *ntm?,niialiS are the?
nr oir-'Im^0 "I ! V-LS!' fdu'iann. i:\tcnstvc
prcpjr.itiour are being made r?r the represent!!don
of -the Kmerald limg," winch, it Is s ud/w r
outshine tae faiuous "Colleen ?awi,.-? lit eonse
ipi'iidool its puslpo lenient Mr. and Min. tV llhams
wn. loiitiuiici to appear ilurl ig the w< ek in the
Was'u ICrw,'C U" l(>U0"lilX drama ol ".iciuiid us it
-After |?ark" runs smooth if and well, it was im
possibla thai h produciion oi stum extensive propor
tions could at tow, be orescnted With iiittchiue ltke
exaducss; but now tnac cvcryihiug has been
rendered into complete working order it
begins to realise uie brigli! uuticifiatioas which
ilns excellent company, tile grand artistic effects
and general arrangements Just ly warranted. i;p ,0
il!? 11 has attracted coiudneraoie notice, arm
i"?i itty? Wl, lt>,iuj Rf elaborate del an. can
have lulled to upprcc.ate die dvisii expc.iil.Uim
which haw b.eii is?iuwud upon uie pi. u. "Alter
D.uk lias Ivciximuii veritable, soiisatlon, aim, follow
ing the line ol Its snccessiui picdeeeseors, intisi en
joy a long ami prosperous c u ter.
tumor' ^"lilon.,, a lady of great Uistrioule
laiuiif and a nioiv wot'ihy successor to the .le
I'oJtti wUI nppwar to-niglu us
i.osal.uii in As \oi. luxe it," Although tin? public
has hail hut little opportunity oi hearing Mr- nI.I
dons, snmcieut proof has, nevertheless, necn given
?u the gram! treasures of her comprehensive mind
in?''wm' '^hresstoi, aud liuishcii e 1... "vAa,
sm will be icccired wan ail thai spun .? esteem
and apprecmtion wiiie.i, her abilityso i win ties imn
?u>..\ bierits Uiere Is uo jiossilile doubt, for it would
lie an indelible repro,ten were she to pass from
this r itj w '(boot experiencing cordial recogmtn.u
towhich ?ne is so deservedly en I Hied.
I m lKiiw ^ b"d'? Museum continue nn
ahatetf, in.Man at. the wins,i" inv st.cr i,i. ?
good -hip oi fortune into ;t pmspcrous nave i. it is
need.ess lo sluic a grand iu ?>, -- bus au. ndeil tno
joint ??norm or Miss bydia Thumps >n eo.j per charm
Hi i. compuuy.jor nioet people are in nr - inueawarc
oil he fact. Hie wondeni oi the MuMeum. loo .orm
a,I.IMi.a.u| interesting leatums, not the. leas)'u-nig i
Hi. g.itianl little toinmodore Kootc, Miss N. -tein .oil
oihivs. The initiiager atinounecH tlni "I xiou'* win I
vS''rS,.JKS"Su!.b' "I |
uX ftwrtrr i
ih'!..! ! an~ha- received over and over again
the ino. r com lucirig pr.sifs. I;- perfeeUou is in its
simplicity, and years hence Uie juveniles or re-dut
wtli ri ail wiih le lings of piasiie tm- iinalititisl
eujovnieiit with whit n they m 1 Is-hcld thr oneminl
re . M?' .^'?"W-ou.arntv. he blithesome luirms,
'J, fV'a' I"'1 r"U"u* Iheha.d blows
d bri. koat- which poor tn.v endured lor their mern- i
iii'-iu. 'Uuuiply liinnpty" lias now ,-he.I its ,hre*
huutircdth pcriorui.iuee, lau a seal in tin, Olympic
after eight .> clock is yet difficult to secure.
variety, and plenty ..I the same, is in. ordin al
the ilowery t icatre. scarcely has one protiiieHou I
l?. !i -aristae only mount d nod rce uved the
uiianliiions approtiaiiou of crowned Iioiism when
anoljier, more powerful and -lari.iug, is siibstuuh-d
I he Mowery theatre is dee one vasi patiurj.nn wher"
llie aiilonmt a-p?*cts of huiuan iifc are vividly ami
rapidly depleted. Manager r reieigh announces the
uppeataucp or .-allto i'artingion in the drama
oi inn ? ited .-<a?n," and aisotne revivai of . il
the i.reni, or Um lings ei wMr," wilt, new wjener*
aud effects. '
ldngard, with a select company of artists, appears
co-iiignt In the Academy or Music wber. ni-iun).,r
soiuiions ami .aiorito songs will douoilr.-s he m en
'?> ''?? nomeioua admin .s.
An excelleut pr .gremme is announced.
v,uw ,?r "" b'Nby eoiiuieraeting
ati actions of the city, is determined not tola
hind iu the gn at maroh oi novelty. mi? patrons
urn to Is: trnutod to-mgnl to m local burl.-on.,
title,! "ixloo iu till bowery, or the xew Man at, the
Wheel, ui whicii iouy will appear as Verm v
Ai 'lie Theatre Coiiiinuc Mr. i turles wbli.-.m. ..id
morno, will lake his benem m-iuorruw tvenne . >
wnipUug bill of fare is snnounc.l, aua th.' i^i 2
auce ol several well known an,sis ha- been seeur'si
I he ww ?ork Circus, uow wiMuan u n\ ?i i,,,',
hiid a mrge ?hare ol puhltc patronage uuiiog the
gramma Mt ,0,!t rwlu'" etm -m tne p,"
The mixiitrei hails are spurkhug wun wii ami
humor. At r.elly Ainu's "wine (jA" " ^ '
convulses large and fashionable rhronmi ?
... e "ian Francisco* wmd np rm- w?k *n..
" HariaT Hrowu," Which will be sui>-iit.i.eo i>*
t U"iX?e'jt,K,ri*' ' Jk""> ,'4q'"Mri Wwwtov- fne title
Hryanfs minstrels never were IsHtrr. The debut
aSSLSff-* t0I,ur *>?? Hulls h.u ts-en r. rv
liooley s Opera .lenses, both In Brooklyn ..ml Mil
h.iinsbuig, are Itlhd to repletiou ever, niahl The
2numig."D<!U,H in l,0'U we higWyl
?e.o.""i.U.r?k !t,"utrC- ',pbbklyn. will enjo. the pre
of . onoii U*" ' uU"'' H"" 11 ",Ml
lidd'ng .dmrarrera.1 MM* < OUW'y w'" **
I W|U '* 1,ven l>y Mr. e. lil'fiert the
oyrii. Mall i<j-morrow evening,
Hignor lihts wpeiw to-uigbt in Washington Man.
w mhiuisl.urg, |
-und".j Cmrrrt ni Nlrlnwsi Kail,
The .uli.atory con-ert nf the proi*>-(..! vertev ?r
PiindHy evenlog v oncer is during tn<- winter Heawni.
umler Hip directors/up of that popular miwtro,
TI.eo.ioro Thomas, given at this place last evening,
drew out a large arid brilliant asseniblagr,. \ varied
and aciaet programme couipriseil thn??vo ilng'a io
tortaibtaeiif. First came the overture Fury .an ho,"
from Weiitr. and "Auda.itn," from a *yrii(i?tony
by Haydn, by the orrhestra, ami bot'. | .eces vrmp
?xecutcd with the brilliant esev't. . haractbrtstic
oC this fln< corps of musleal perhnmere, haxt came
MAda nr (ia/./Jiniga In the snug of ".-aivo MhMa ' in
which tlio exfinl-ife melody of her ru h nowiiriui
vdec had the freest, fullest compa-s sndexpr no,
She sang wiih ah bet old grand power, and of e,.ur.?
*ould not be. lrt oir wlihout an '?n.-ore. eandwi. i.p.i
between two selections from Mendel-sohn and a,.
/.art by the orchestra. Master WllUe II,-?s Z?r? rm.o
a soib on lie vtoltu, "Le Petit Tar if boor " iw ?
boy ten years oM he shows wonderful prorocuy of
gnnhi* au Ihbi luMrument. ?j,; plars wfth ne . ise
exactncM and slimwi the must, ,| J tooi*. *T,i
skill of Ok? Boll or ratianuu h/ ! "
liMlllhlllV *<4 hl'lnn I I NilO In (Ifv
*!>? !%!?' ^n<1' ft< UK* nf IIO, 0fte
soonsivi m i ?( t ?l>p?ar a second him e'
fl?Meo. V 'J*0 hppreeinUvo aoclamau,.ne of m e?.
I * 11 b'.iMl'e . 1 (If. ill
t if rbgix Utn most dLdiftiitfUi p,,,,.,, u, IW, ,y WM
the appearance of Mis* Joiuiu him? . "iri old) unit
Withe Hess iu a ?lt;t? ii. lii i (Mi intl vio'.iii <>?
?M1iemc*frow I a Kavonia" if Ins p-rlomviwa
<?ti thV violin betrayed legh uut i. .ii . , > > n I
Ids playing <>n tin piano. Iiu toe, ti end all iuo dolt
eacy of :Ur tnauuvst euiiivuli i?. : . most
etuhuskisltoally aptilauilMk an ihuy ri Uiy-des'-rved.
closing the eviMiug's enter taituuoiit w <? the
MM;ir<-he Triomphale?Schiller," f' VM Meverl ? -r, by
tfet orchestra. Nothing more tniinuni mMy Krai i ot
it..* way of orchestral iuuhio ran br Imago.', l
IONS 1SUN3 JNT?LLIfi??:L
Tin NiMOutvrr Aiiaioui.TiJ?*b rtueawrv limn
itfi annual winter meeting at Mini-ota on itaiMirday
teal, flu: following ofiloai* were elaMud foe the en
suing year:?t'racudeul., tSawueLT. Taba?; Vi^o " *?i
di'iit. Charles H. l.fvoriiii; Secretory and Treasurer,
John Harold. IHfrnloN, ttaiuttM M. litus. 'Haiiiuel
li. Mout-1uu. 1'hof wii? no exhibition, is premium*
only were awarded for Held crop*.
SaifBUtUMNu.?On Tuesday. tUe iMlh, there wan
launched from the shipyard of Mr. Kdw.wd- lltdell,
at Glenwood, a tint: steamer. owned by Mr. Kranc.U
white, of Ko-iiyn. She la a tieautv in nodi't nlnniy
reel m lettg.h, eighteen i?pi hewn and *t?ht feet
deptli of Hold, on t lie 'j 1st a line akiop a as launched
iToai the vara of VWihiim ninUh, .?t U.ivport, twenty
live tons burden, owned by parti- s o i Stalctt 'alainl.
Tub Otstvr Hi sinks.* hi the t!real South bay ho
far this teasou ha- ?th the poore ,1 known for
year?, while the fishing has been the li&ft ever known
glnce the Introduction of tin purse net on th - bay.
Koch of the nets has taken in averege <rt- t.uCO.OUO
lish tins tail?lu.Oua.iiua in a.1 Worm >4 per I .ob k
netting ilo auiu oi hu.ikmi. At tim lower pait of
Sotuakct harbor there ha- nxeiitlv been disi ivored
a large oyster bed, and u u of ,???,?., is atv engaged
daily in taking tuein, the take erigiog irom oniiiW
to ra n btHi.c.a to a l>< -at unity. i'e.- ujauurs ne .n
three fatho na wuioi an-! v . .., iroT'i:a.
tub Qntmis CrtONTT Oio'nr im> <\>mtT be s s
sios <, John J. Armstrong, Cuofil'. Indgu, prosl i ng,
convened ut tho Court House, North lie ioi(ead, on
Tuesday l.ist. Tile first two k y s of'oe nuut wera
ociHio imI with the Civil Calendar, tin ??'rhiay tho
crui iual business was taken up and had not uowa
llmsiie I at Hie rising of the court on .Saturday evoo
tng. The following prisoners verc -onv sie-i nut
Boiiloiiecd as noted, .leroiiiu v\ est r, burglary, Son
hi tig state ITihom time ears and t.'irise ibo.iUih;
Con-aiiniJno McCunn, burglary. S ate l'nson two
.ye,H.i and hi\ mouilil; Jolin K, .ilasieo, grand
lareenv, Plate I'ri -on two years and sir moulds;
i a thai uu Mo: i. petit lure.euy, two .uoathain 41m
oouiii) Cutlianue Ihble.r, liultctod lor nr-'on,
wa i allowed lo pie.id guilty to the act In toe luurth
degree, state Prison oiicvi ar and alx mnai.bs Tlia
Grand .hfry loitnd ? - ? v. 1?k,? 11 inoii'tiueii s lor varioaa
Ol.ijo i 1. e against Hurke lor uoooLoi .a,11, too
wale ..nan, at the recent nrc at 1 miter'. 1 Poim .
NZ# J??,S f INTfLLiG. UZ.
J ers< .v (,'it.v.
P.issinii a CiitiNTfiKKKtr Norn. A man ?viio ro
fiis.-1 iii give his name was arrested a: d 0 oiniioio.1
to pi 1 sou yesterday afternoon 0.1 a en > e ? iiavi >'X
Htb-i iptC'l t,, pass a coum.eriCi: tea do'll.ti gr 'eitbaok
011 James MoMuden in Hudson sfroot.
Newark.
A Win . ? \ female Infant, about twelve or four
teen da.vs old, was discovered lying on the nyo
moot stoop of lir. Noilh r s residence, so. is Greene
street, at a lute hour 011 .Saturday inghi by til" sor
vant nuiid. Although the poor little wall'waa then
nearly stur wltn the cold it is adopt-d the ttorvaut
girl's uinployr refused to shelter If, ti d j ut. for th ?
police, ity 1 lie letter the poor little creature waa
properly 1 arcd for.
LARORNiite.?Thomas burns, a middle aged rcHl
dent of No. 64 Multn-rry streei, was urn-sled yelerday
forenoon on complaint of Ambrose dlicis, of Ho. do&
Markei di rect, on suspicion 0/ being connected with
the theft of .1 quantity of tools. .Some hours later
Coiiru l Honey well, a youth of ten years, residing on
Washingi'lii street, was lodged in custody toan-.wcr
a onurge of stealing a quantity of apples from ' V tl
iiam Parsons place in Centre Murker., lintli arc held.
Patrrmm.
Km a.--The tlnshop of Hubert finni-vi, as Oliver
sireel, wes almost ent.'roly destroyed by fire about
half-past twelve o'clock on Saturday morning. The
udiolning house,owned by Mrs. Margaret McKeowue,
was a so constderably ilainagml, but hie loss on civil
is tally oovcttd by insurance. The ur,- is suppos sl
to have imon the work of incendiaries.
HAILS FOE THE PACIFIC.
Ttu- ?U-MiiHiun Arizona will nail from tins port on
TueHdt) lor Anplnwttll.
The mails for Central America ami * ho Smith
Piu itir will ckxw at half-past ton o'clock. in ihv
morning.
'die Ni.w You* Hkkald?BdlUtm for the Paclflc
will ho reutlf at half-past nine In the mom trig.
Single copies, in wrap pore for malliug, ah cent*.
Ao-t.-slillifltirw' llHir Ntniii
Color* tho hols, trhlakuta uml miisinrhe u beautiful nt?ek or
brown. U aonjluu of uuiy ??rj'r?tiur*tiob. Prliti U imra
8ot.l by V. C. wlXI.9 k CO., 1WFulton street, otirt all drnj
glut*. K. O. I I'liAM, 1'hlh.delphl*. t'roprleUir.
tJipTjIar. of K?urv Jlcseriplion nml Notices
to attend meetings printed lu the uritc-i im. lumrirr,
at in h.'l'rV notloi-, and tu'Mll'llfr uer wtnt b-k- than nt any
lit J
??tin r situiisr plm-r In tl.r rlt -. ?t t!i?* METKOPOl,!
PltlNTIMJ ntfABUIHHMftNT. i'7 Nassau ureal.
I'A.N Ji
f'nittttlu Malt ScMrti U'liiiiirri fully f*<iiuil
lo the imported i?r|lr!f, m til if* en I Ion.
C. J. Ml KPH V, m Hns.-er Mtrocl.
t'rirtuiliirn'M Unrivalled llnlr lljr,?sold nod
applied ?t Nil. ?> Annr Hiiintrt. Maiuu n-tury 6t> Mm lea Iom.
Or. Lrvrll'it I'uiont Ciiutbli.iitlun Rrth'ti'ittrd
Base for Arficlal Teeth is the perectlmj ?? dentistry , lt?
frutbor 'l tituroK. arfliootuD aal ttnr.i'ilitjr toftiM it ? k w ill
praise; ofe. hirer urn'trot. N'o.ii Last Twi i.irth meet,
Sltli boa.o iru'ii Hr wlway.
KotaMl-lift! in I Nlll),?Tho .flri rupnlUun J ah
Prluttati hstabtlsbiuful. :<7 Kino'tillM.
Tor first fliion I'rinfnta ol' Krrry Ditncrlp.
lion "II to ttio ,\leti ..politm Jon I'-yitin; I.si iWIm.hu St, 1/
Nassau si root.
Ilnllnu rnpliir Knstm vlnit nnrf Printing 1 'tint.
.no ot .Itti ,ri?
't, ; tn i i,'M
pony SimI raymyiM by photnyraphle mount ?t ilth ?;ra
phlc prices. K. VON Ktil.tO KsTKiN, Hup
l cot Twrnty-tifih otri et, N. V.
I'.UHK t,'nir?|?lnilll?, Ilnnirllil is, Aotbmn. ftro
are11 real'y retlrred, an a if taken In time, permanently en ran
by JAM 'S KXt'KfTOKAST. ti I will Pud it alao a eortaia
nuuydy I or uougD* und culd*. sold overt abets.
Neuttteva. OononiT tintl Drspotrh I'mnliii'til
In lay HOC at Inn o> oMori, Met. npoliH... Jul. Ka vmu
Ishmni.t, "7 Not sou Nlfftt.
Pamdilrtsi Uiw Hniaris ?\-e? Hsofoind
with ni!?tnr??, .|it;okurs? on' !???; uth. twnly-lira per -out
cho#i>er than ?l *?y o'' a print li . emnhlU irmni the city
If lb- MCTlOroLirAN JHIl I'klMlMl K8T4lU.Ls.J
?KMT, *7 N.i .an street.
dorr fuel?lCednee foul Bills.?"itt Voor
bn.iM- wltb V> eatbor KKdps. CMMe IN Kultua ?l.
Xlm fa inn it- CWarr?W Nunnsn Nirsot,
mm r folio*. The a ?ra*?lltan Jnb I'rtnitti:, Mtltk idinsa
Twelve sbnrli 'I rue Mtwrlew, by twelve
dbtbigutsiwl rlaivyinru.
Wnptvt nuw ptimi-iii in the Nh# YOKK l.f,f?<l''.K a
| sr. ro "f Twi ?r !i!mr rrn? ? r by twolraoi lb? ueioL
itlstiiijuiiuo'l? ieri. limn ?" the I'm u-i-lelos,*11 wrilb D rt
prunt* sir tin LKDt.kk. The iirot to ootltlrd
rilK I'M) Of A ttPK Of f A8HION.
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Tur wmotstt-.
rOKHIIXtlNii nil. KANH.
Ht kk?. JitAseun Vjnrtm, o. f>.
Tho I uird;
A LIKK HAVKI) AMP A LI PI' WOW.
H'. kiv. Iii.wa.ru Ott'ionr, IX r>.
Thr ronrth.
A WOMNINU W AI M II VAIKLKK*.
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J'UVb'niNU ttlK UtAITItS.
By Tit at ts l OUfilit i 0. If., LU. !>., tiiM*u?r ut (suns
1st AMI.
Ittsnur .moot an It to imtr the h. Is.HK Ire-'tiyo
?od eiifort?iiiio<r. lui' t.t Winter auch * v-vpot ihoi ovr snO.
?nrflmr*WttLaaglhottbowub pvid tor ttovb. awo? obsfow
tor . rturwlitiiro ?> the
Thr Ui'tMH'K it t'ui s.tlr *V . I I' '????* +>"** 1 "**?
rtrpudt *4 six cents * i .p) *.|U I lb t" ? ''lmr* 'nrro
d" rsti * yrsr. Adt-.rcipi
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Oohtsflf wait | ??a Si. I r tp f A* *01*.