t'ie deeds. Thar contribute to these ilNik by their sactal In¬ fluence and w lih iii« money turulahed by Tammany 11*11 to METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART. THE OF SPAIN'S TROUBLES. kr.-p up tin- outrages In order to Insure deuioeratlr triumph OPEN WAR. FLiG THE ONION. CONGRESS. In tiir f omh. lie (Mr. Elliott wae here In behalf of the The Committee the Contributors. loyal n.en to tell thrae facte The number ol arm* shipped to the SouUi on every a.earner wai an evidence that the dis¬ This noblo enterprise, to which we referred edi¬ George Washington's Memory in Europe-Cele¬ loyal n on at the South are the Instruments for oarrylii* several with Particulars of the Assas* out dcslgi a of their Northern allies. lie represented wnile The Radical Fight Against torially days ago, la progressing every bration of the Anniversary of His Birthday Attempted Th*1 Hourp Adjournment Resolution lion as well as moo or Ms own complexion. His constitu¬ prospect or success. The committee having the ency were ns Iny, I as that of any other man on this lloor. in Vienna.Entertainment by the si u at ion of Scnor Zorilla. Tba constituency appeal to Cougresa to do justice and pro¬ the President. matter In charge make a report of the growth Rejected by tTie Senate. tect thom by legislation, Instead ot placing them under the of the in whicu United StUea Minister.Patriot¬ heel of lho>e who ruled with an Iron hand project, they say:. Mr. Puoki.ry, irep.) of Ala., said he should rota for Tho want 01 such a museum Is not the want of a ism aid Good Peeling. I' e I.ill. as ti was In harmony with the feelings of the party place of amusement, nor even of a new adorn ueut Narrow Escape of the Minister.Tracked for Some to whom he owed lite election. In string his assent to the Wendell Phillips and the He* Radical Depar¬ ol our and attraction to strangers, it is the hi I he didn't Intend to admit there wore no murders or other city A Dominican Protest the ture-Southern Millionnairei Must be want of an essential means of high cultivation. The Time.The Assassins Still at Large. Against crimes In the South, and he expressed a hope that before Shot it rolt ViSNNA, Feb. 22, 1871. of an aot would be for the need of such a museum and the lack of are Parties adjournment Congress passed at the Drum Head."A Democratic every cultivated man and woman, and are bitter¬ This evening the Anerlcau Minister and Mrs. Jay Suspected Arrestsd. Annexation. pi oteiUon of life and pioperty in that seotiun, without regard by at to race or culor. They had a light to demand the execution ly regretted by all those whose studies lead them rocoived their residence in this city an Anierlcau of ibe laws lu the South. President May be ImpvtsibU". Into the donnulon of the beautltul arts. Permanent party, resldouta and Mr. Hlaib. (Ind. of said he should rote for the hill. collections or works of art are kuown .revellers, representing all sec- Madrid, Feb. 20, mi.. Mo., was to re¬ A Radical for Blood. public hardly tlons or the Union. The men wl.ose political disabilities It proposed Gap In America; chosen and carefully arranged \esterday this city was thrown into a state or ex¬ nters li d been humbled and degraded lor years, and yet even third- Alter supper Mr. in a Mr. Beck's Bill for the Removal of murder and arson run riot. The continuance of the disa¬ collection* are unknown.while Jap neat speech expressed tor at a very early hour.two A. M..an the rate cities on the Continent ofl urope have museums his citement; bilities was no remedy for these wrongs. If withholding the National Standard pleasure at meetlni such an assemblage of bis had been mudo to assassinate bedor Ruiz r> moral of disabilities would slop murders and outrages he [From (antl-admtrtlstratlonj, which students come from afar to mspeot. Such and fair attempt Disabilities Defeated. should uot vote for tbe hiK this week.) means ol artistlcal cultivation ate being provided in countrymen country womeu on tne 130th Zorilla, ex-l'rosiaent of Cortes, now Minister of Pub- Mr. DR Lasqr, .colored, rep. 1 of 8. 0., wished lo Inquire with and lavish anniversary oi the blrtt or of the after the of this bill, ho A blow sometimes stuns a drunkard Into sobri¬ England, also, great diligenoe outlay. Washington. Gradually, Ito Works. gentleman whether, passage the America has been too long unprovided with works said ho, our as we would use his beat ellorls to secure, by legislation, pro¬ ety. Possibly the Insult offered and the peril ol srt tor the and of all. The fact young cotntry, were accustomed Til K ATTKMPTBD MURDER. tection of Ihe loyal men of the South. to the of study enjoimeut to call It.altltougb It was perhaps doubtful If It From the facts I have been able to gather, and INNOVATION. Mr. Blair replied if he could he would pnss a law to hang brought republican party by the removal that our country has no uiouuments of the noble ANOTHER RADICAL every Ku Klux, but wlieu a constitutional question was con¬ Mr. Sumner may have this effect en the nation. architecture ol the past, and that we have no monu¬ were not peopled at asearly a period as any other- upon which every reliance can be placed, it appears cerned he had his judgment to oonsull. , . mental works of paintings and of of the to count lu voting for the removal of We may see the loyal men of the North rally to the sculpture began by centuries. It Is now believed, that heflor Zorilla was returning home on foot, lu Mr. PLAT*, rep.i ol Va., said, Instructions of great times or art, should lead us 10 even greater political disabilities, he was oarrrlng out the defeuce of the Union. 11 not, then tuere is but one edorts than are made in the citios of to es¬ and with reason, tint our Paclfio ooast was company with a friend, and when passing through the republican party and the platlorin on which he waa Europe The First in the House nominated for and carrying out not only the feel¬ thing more for Congress to do in ordsr to sign the tablish iree museums 01 hue art. visited by the Cliliese nearly a thousand the Calle del Fez, opposite Oalle San Roque, two Spaeoh by Congress, luau In The ol I ha museum of to ings of ibe while men hut of almost every colored death warrant of the and chief purpose Is, course, years ago, as the Chinese records allude to men, hidden lu a dark corner formea the his district. He would say to the gentleman iroui South republican party, possibly illustrate the history of act, its progress and decay, by projec¬ a Colored Representative. Carolina Kill.>11 Ihst if ho would adopt the tame plat¬ of the Union. Let now without and t he many cbauges of aud it has their visit, and Mexioo In our own da.v, and tion of tue llrst house on the left side of the street, (Mr. that had been in Vir¬ Congress adjourn style spirit form In his wing or the party adopted martial law at too South to curb tno Ku undergone. It Is thought that it is beticr to concen¬ still more lu that of Coites, exhibited signs of the stepped forward into the road. One of them ginia he would unci It to be a safe polic y. It was too late authorizing trate the resources of the museum and to make the now to n-en for what they did durlug Idolatry which tne Cbiicse had lelt behind tlieni. levelled a blunderbuss and flred at Zorilla as he punish intonded lo Klux, and ttey have assured the election or a demo* collections to.erably complete In one direction or In Just 3J.NATE. the rebellion. If Congress puulth But Pom we was these men it abouid have been done ai the orat to the Presldcuoy. Indeed, the mood of another, rather than less representative in inauy counting slinply Columbus, number crossing. Washington, March 14,1871. close of the war. The true polloy Is to extend to all tho tn to the of the South is ditrerent departments. In wha* departments It will some 380 years, and presently, in 1878, our republic NARROW ESCAPE, South the of If It should take at a Washington regard anarchy 1HK HOUSK ADJOURNMENT RKNOLVHON. rights citizenship. large be found btt did lo put d./wntbe rebellion. He should rote such that wc consider the matter about settled. will so much tho completed century. alter the of the the Senate a me. sure as be for the depend upon opportunities inches ol the Intended victim and in the Immediately rredlng journal tor such may necessary protection The thirty-throe republicans who last week removed ottered, and so much upon the aineuut of money versary will bo celebrated over all the world. I hud lodged look up the regulation from the House for e final adjourn¬ of persons and pro|>erty in tbe South. In ooncltudon Mr. front of a It no be won¬ 1' ait said that m his role he wanted lo and a that may be at the disposal or ibe trustees, that the a visit, added Mr, Jay, Gils morning from Mr. Auer- shop opposite. will, doubt, ment to murrew, the 1Mb inst. give tranquillity Mr. Sumner from his post elected democratic Pre¬ peace to the south and not to keep up strlle. officers of the museum are unable to detiue closely bach, the celebrated Geimau so well known dered what brought suoli an tmpertunt personage Mr. of lnd., mored to lay the reeolutton on Mr. Poland eald If he oould have had bis own war the sident for 1872. Whether Grant will consent to run their course. Bin one object they have in autuor, Mortom, (rep.; on a democratic ticket Is ol course uucertain. Pro* proposed and so as Ruiz Zorilla out on foot in the small hours of the the table. Cerrled-yeae Sit, nays 18. The negative vote wee secessionists would bare been punished lo toe full extent; view, which they think will be recogulzed as a most justly admired In tho United States for his but intsinuch as punishmeut was not Inflicted tho question baoly ho does not himself know yet. But evidently one of ts morning. II appears that in tne afternoon of the n ude of the democrats end one republican.Mr. Trum¬ of the counlrv ? Important by all classes the community, "Country Home on the Hhtue" and other of Ills works, up was.what way best to be done tor the peace But er's hill ou the ku Klux is not likely to become the formation ot a complete c Election of Industrial the ex-President of Cores received bull. Aa statesmen they must consider what should a law. 1 he same subserviency that ate dirt in tho and Mr. AuerbacU said Gat anniversary would bo nn day previous he done to maintain peace and tranquillity art or all styles and eras illustrating the application advice of a "rendezvous" where he would be in PEOTRTT AOAINfT Til* ANNEXATION OF ST. POMINOO. and test oaths were Sumner matter stands ready to deteat that. Any ornamental to all classes of workmanship event of universal Inteiest, and that all Germany put In the country. He thought disabilities substitute that sends Southern assassins to be tried of design aud her universities wtuld Mr. Sumner, trep.) of Nmi., presented an addreu to the only sources of Irritation to keep up the disturbances of and manufacture. join in its celebration. possession of very Important rovel aliens respecting Senate of the United Pta.es of North which complaint was made. But he knew the sentiment of by a jury ol leiiow assa sius is a mockery. Nothing A bill is now before the to Let us hope, my countrjmen, that Europe, while as¬ a certain America, remonstrating >>1 the North. He knew that his short ot a dozen southern .n pending Legislature te honor the our the annexation of St. the people they, Including shooting half tUionnatret empower tho Commissioners of Public Parks to ex¬ sisting birthday of republic, will do MATTER OF OREAT IMPORTANCE against proposed Domingo, algned by own constituents, had an Idea that the leaders of tbt rebel¬ at the drum head, will awe the Ku Klux into submis¬ the practical Homage to of aud Thomas late rreiident of the Central Junta of the lion to be and that the was lo pend $1,000,000 in erectiug building- for Ameri¬ theprecepts Wasliiugtou which had for some time the aiten- Bobadilia, ought punished, only remedy sion. can Museum of Natural history and the tue truth of our Declaration. For all that our re- occupied publlo ot the Dominican late President of the perpetuate tbe disabilities ou them, lie moved an amend¬ no ot cither in Metropoli¬ tor all we government republic, ment, because nothing short would satisfy them, that Jeff There seems likelihood such vigor tan Museum of Art. The location of these upon is, that hope It may become, we are ihui,and which the tribunals had not been able to dear Supreme Court, late Minister of State and Senator of the Dans and other leaders ol the rebellion should not be re¬ Congress or at the White House. The St. Domingo now belonging to the city ts left to the dis¬ fiublicur^eiy Indebted to this great man, who while he up. refers to the assassination of their He did however, believe that collar on senatorial necks shows that they to ground lived was first in war aid llrst in and wnosc (Tills undoubtedly raid republic; Pedro Pablo de Boullla. late Senator and Pre- lieved disabilities. not, belong cretion of the Commissioners, who have assured the peace, of anxious to de al< in lus to .o'ent of tbe Supreme Court of Justice: Merlon Volvede. Congress was dulug any good by keeping up disabilities, be¬ a man who has entered on the course where Andrew officers of the museum of their support and assist¬ memory, at the close of this uincteenih century, Is Prim.) Zeirillu, power iPeueral ol the national army, late Senator and member ot cause those who suffered under them were regarded by a Johnson perished. How far he intends to advance are for the still ihe urst in the hearts oi his couutrymoa. aid the judicial authorities In their work of investi¬ cei taiu class aa martyrs. ance. Private subscriptions asked pur¬ Conari at ; Carlo. Nonce, late Attorney of the Supreme on that pathway he does not himself now know. chase ol works ol art. Those already made are The company tuen drank, standing ana In silence, did not seem inclined to to the Court of Justice, lale Secretary of State and Foreign Atfnire Mr. Hoak, (rep.)of Mnes., remarked that iust In propor¬ is We did not tne toast gation, go place ap¬ tion aa disabilities have been removed have disorders In the But the descent latally easy. expeet below, aud those made in lutuie will be ac¬ "The Memory of Washington." and Member of Congress; huzbrlo Percua, Brigadier Gene¬ much from General Grant. But when he so unex¬ given The next it was neither pointed; for ho said that at ten 1'. M. the panics ral of the national armlet: Jote A. Boullla y Espana, South increase I. It was said that the dislranclilted persona knowledged rrorn time to time. Subscriptions may toast, remarked, reqntred could see at the house of a cou mend were uot responsible for them, but every citizen who did not rose to the level of in the speech nor preface. It was with the en¬ hlui .deuual counsellor of the Courts ot the republic and ex-Attache to pectedly statesmanship be sent to any officer of the museum. greeted lu the Calle uci Fez, and so U was the liepartinenl of Justice; Felix Char es and August!n raise his voice against those violations of the law was an matter of the fifteenth amendment and of When the subscription list Bball amount to thusiasm with which Americans In a foreign laud arranged. l:el!lnl, colonels In the army; Manuel Peieira. late official of accomplice before or after the fact. When a murder was the Indians we smothered all our doubts ever hail the slant ot their national TUB UNKNOWN PARTIES at Fisher Ame* aald no man $260,000 the money will be called in and Immediate ilag. the the republic, and Jose Teaslllaoos, merchant of Bt. Do¬ committed Dedham, good and gave him large oontldcnce. The last few be taken to make Three cheers hailed tue health of "ihe President did not keep their appointment, and Minister, mingo, actually residing abroad. should sleep while the murderer was alive. There would be this Insolent interference of Con¬ steps will purchases judiciously, of the United btates.' after waiting nearly lour hours, took his departure in The la In Che and bear* date of no difficulty witb Southern man who would change his months, capped by and to bring the works of art brought to this city as .-uuie waa paper Spanish language, auy who were gress, reveals the man. We In lu the 'east to the of Aus¬ company with ihe irleud, and proceeding San Carlos de Aausdlba, lslaud of Porto Rico, IS, m od. It was said the men sought to be relieved persisted believing ¦oou as a flre-proaf place of kecplug shall be pro¬ introducing Sovereign us January but a uumber of them resided In Ken¬ that Mr. Motley was removed lor cause tria tne Minlstor remarked that an had been home when the attack was made. As soon the 1S71. It alleges that President Baez, for tbe purpose of ac¬ misguide l, large adequate vided for them. inquiry was tue assassins took to thor heels. complishing the annexation of Bu Domingo to the lotted tucky, Missouri. Maryland and Delaware, and who never until Mr. Secretary Fish's cluuiay letter dispelled the An important purchase has already been made for recently addressed to him concerning Baron de gun discharged States.a deed forbidden by the constitution of the went tuto the rebellion with their States. Their States mads Illusion. That aci, Been in the light of ibis attack on Uieicn Bortuolf, who was referred to as the Urst Zorilla's friend, wno carried a revolver, gave chase republic no to and they raised tbelr hands the the museum.namely, that of a collection of 174 of Dominion -has cau.ed many patriots opposed to tbe pro¬ attempt secede, against Mr. Sumner, was evidently dictated simply and of tho Flemish and Dutch Minister from Austria to the United States, and that, and tired twice at the fugitives, who, nevertheless, ject to be sentenced to death and executed; has government because they hated liberty. This, he repeated, toward the Massachnse.ts Sena¬ pictures, chiefly at hia the Austrian Office had made good their escape. others In they did from no lore or devotion to their States, but would solely by spite great schoels, made up ef two private galleries of request, Foreign IT is put chains, Imprisoned many more, was tor. James the First said, when bo came to Lendon courteously searcued their archives aud had lound SUPPOSED and imposed a rigorous ostraotsm upon the destroy everything of which our flag the symbol. gnat merit and celebrity In Parts and Brussels that must entered some house In the same m Mr Brdr said that some thai this bill aided tbe to inouui his throne and found only otn- in in the Belgtau several volumes contain- they have majority ot tne >«t Influential and notable citizens of tbe thought blundering respectively. These pictures were bought department aud that the door of the house was country ; that for the same object of realizing his Intentions democratic party In some way, out such waa not the design. ciais, "They have given me a secretary who cannot at the breaking out of the war between lug tne correspouuenoe of Baron de Bielcn Berihoir, street, purposely order to deceive ibe and He Introduced It becaueo he thought tbe removal of dlsabili- Europe left ajar. When the assassins were clean ou» of aud In government the people of the else write and a speaker who cannot speak." France and Prussia. They were offered to the Mu¬ dated at Pniladelphia aid New York, lrorn August 1 uited States with an appearance of legality, be has forced ties would do more to restore harmony thai anything Grant is u.ders ood to be In the same affliction. the of each 17»4, to January, 1780, and the Austrian chancellor sight both watchmen aud policemen, as usual, the Dominican* to assemble for election, and compelled, that could be doue. He had been on the Committee on Ke- And the seum at their cost, authenticity picture de witu made their appearauco aud gave hot pursuit to in¬ with the of the construct.on tor four years and knew that members had Massachusetts renegade, who helped Mr. and the expenso aud trouble of Beust, characteristic courtesy, had odcred threats, greatest part citizens to vote lor an¬ fulfil. The Fish to his boyish rheioric. did bis work so being guaranteed, to allow of the to be made, visible assassins lu all directions, and snoruy alter nexation against their convictions and the interests of the made Individual promises they could not removal poorly carrying them until bought by the Museum provided copies correspondence returned to report that had not oeen able to find that the of the ore to all of political disabilities would injure no party. Congress bad that he betrayed the secret, and let the world see a recent vote of the the lie had the honor to propose the health of "His they country; majority people opposed time to ten or for. By trustees, pictures any one. It is said that wiieu be saw the lorelyit domination that tue objeot of Baez In the project Is passed separate bills from time lellevlng one, that, after six months' incubation, tne department aro lor the Museum on the conuitlon ef Imperial Majesty France Joseph, Euiperor of Aus¬ Zorilla, to convert Into specie loige amounts Of bills against the twenty. This showed that It was right to be done. Crimi¬ could uot listen a decent excuse. Jnst as that dis¬ purchased tria and King of Uuugary." assassins, exclaimed, "1 expected as much. We are nation and recrimination waa not the mode to restore peace. the rai-lng of the quarter of a million or dollars 1" Treasury of tbe republic; that tbe annexation of Dominica creditable act was floating away Into oblivion comes above. Orders have been sent to the The toast was drunk standing, with cordial ap¬ sold would result In grave complications for tbe government of Mr. Beck's b.ll la as follows:. this which tne specified bring stld was RECKI.R-SNBSS OF THB MINISTER. tlu l'o.ied States, and in fatal for thesons of "Be It enacted, Ac That all legal ana political dleabtlttes usurpation, puts present Exccutlvo to New York at ouce. plause. The Minister there a thud toast, consequence the third section of the fourteenth article of the into the company of Jackson's bank luttlgues And pictures always dear to Americans anu never omitted when It seems remarkably strange that a man or Zoril¬ toe sob, and that It would be a violation of International Imposed by SUBSCRIPTION TO TUE FOND OP $250,000 FOR Till la's in the and law; tliereiore, the memorialists, In the name of themselves amendment to the constitution of the 1 nited Stales on per¬ Johnson's attack on Stauton, The revelation METROPOLITAN Ml'SEPM OF ART. a representative ol either brauchol the service was stamp political world, surroiiudcd, and their rouutrymen, solemnly protest against the treaty sons therein mentioned, because of their having engaged in it makes of the servility ol the Senate is John- christian E. Det- present to acknowledge It. To-night they were us he is, by innumerable enemies, should not have of annexation which has been presented by the government Insurrection or rebellion against the United States or given disheartening to all lovers of free government. John Taylor uoubiy lortunate la the presence of General 1'ost, of taken the precaution ol placing detectives ou tne to aid and comfort to enemies be and the same are, sum$10,000 mold $1,000 aud more so of President Baez tbe Cabinet at Washington. thereof, Every man knows that each senator who voted for T. Richard M. Huut.. 1,000 tue Army, and Dr. Mamilon, of the Navy. He gave lookout for any premeditated attack, During the reodlng ot the paper by Mr. Sumner Mr. SllEt- hereby remored." Mr. di:l so because the Win. Blodgctt.. 5,000 them."The and ol the as it is said that he had a presentiment of what was h am tut milled the point that the memorial was not In order, Mr. Poland moved to amend by adding:. sumiter'f ren\oval solely Robert Coidon.... 2,530 Wm.OullenBryant 1,000 Army Navy United States." this act ahull not to or In anr wav affect President had let him understand thai only on that '1 he toast was receive! with cheers. likely to take place. a« under the cstab tolled usage and rules of the Senate petl- "Provided, aoply Win. B. Aator. 2,5u0 woury OhauDcey.. 1,000 ZORltbA TK.'CKED for somr TniB. Hon* from foreigner! were not slowed to be presented to the or remove the disabilities of any persoua Included In either of condition could he hope to have any influence at the Miss Catharine L. Howard Potter.... 1,000 General P. Sidney Pott responded in an Interesting exclusion of the business ot the country. thefolhwlng classes:. First, members of Congress of the Departments in securing office for his friends. We Jonathan aud amusing speech, in which, after returning One of the ministerial papers states thai there Is Mr. TUCRMAN. dem.) of Ohio, thought Mr. Sumner wae United States who withdrew therefrom and aided the rebel¬ is an open secret Wolfe 2,590 Edgar.. 1,000 thanks for the he alluded to no doubt that Ruiz Zorilla has been followed for or the ted only what at Washington- Rhlneland- Jas. H. Van Alen. l.ooo army, the popular lu«a entitle! to read the paper as a part of any remarks be desire J lion; second, officers of the army navy of United on floors of Win. C. oi the ox America some time and the assassins had to make. States, abi.ve tbe age of twenty-one years, who left said Politicians tnere, atUtudin.zing the 2,500 H'y O. Murquand. 1,000 youth ami said:."We always past, previously or and aided the rebellion; third, members of Congress, use words in a Pickwickian sense and speak ol America as a young in spite of tue taken steps to make tnelr escape good, adding that Tue Vic* President sustained the point of order, the army navy J. B. Cornell 2,590 Edgartou L. Wiu- country, lu has au ambuscade such as edeet of which waa to prevent the further reading of the State conventions which adapted the pretenued ordinances varuish base acts with comely phrases. But it Is tit LnclusTuckerman 2,000 tfirop 1,090 fact that its antiquity is so great that we have hot miraculously escaped memorial. of secession, and who voted for ths adoption of such ordi¬ the people should kuow the plain truth. Tne Itutherfurd Stuy- Theo. Roosevelt... 1,003 even a tradition of the aistory or origin of the seve¬ was prepared for the unfortunate Ueneral Trim, Mr. Sumner then proceeded to state the lubstant* of the nances." Presldeut has bought off his opponents by Robert Jr.... 1,000 ral races oy which it lias been inhabited. In re¬ aud tu«t there is no deubt that there exists in memorial, lie said the of tba remonstrance was '1 he amendment, under the operation of the previous ques¬ nil winter to In ihe vesant 2,000 Hoe, to we to Madrid a permanent the lives position at refusing listen, matter Stewart. D.Jackson Steward ferring the past may rather point our conspiration against peculiar. They were exi.rd by the usurper Baez, who was tion, was agreed to follows: or to the recommendations of Robert L. 2,oou l.ooo as the most of ol the priuc.pai ol tne revolution, aud now engaged, with tbe aid of American guna. In tbe work of \ x ah- Messrs. Acker. Ambler, Aroher, Barber, Beatty, appointments, Samuel O. Ward., l.ooo DaulelT. Hoag.... l.ooo country affording striking examples parsonages Blair of Mich., Blair of Mo. any member of Congress wbo voted with Mr. Sum¬ the nse, progress and lull of nations. The evidences who are resolvof to destroy all those who conrlbufo a« ,;ng bis country. Tbt-y protested against this as an outrage Beck, Hlgby, Bingham, Bird, Samuel L M. liar- Fred. E. Church.. 1,000 to the ol new order of Viscount and a wrung, because their country was about to be sacri¬ Brooks of Mass. Brooks of N. Y.- Buckley, Butlinton, Bur- ner. The only excuse tudlvidual Congressmen make low 1.000 Charles L. Tiffany. l,ouo arc abuudunt in America that it has been the abode support things. ficed. The now was whether the cbara, Kurdett, Butler of Trnn, Caldwell, Campbell, t arroli, for changing their votes is that to be at the or many civilized races. The Aztecs are since del ilruc.h, son of the .nfortunate Ueneral Frim. was question upon simple prin¬ Crebs, ignored Samuel Wet more.. 1,000 Benjamin H. Field. 1,000 loug one of first of the ciples of justice Ibey were not entitled to be heard here. Coinlneo, Conger, Cook, Uotteu, Cox, Dounan, Dox, departments, when asking oiflces lor their support¬ John Jacob Astor. extiuct, but recent discoveries show that l>eiore the the iliumg jisued personages who After some informal remarks as to the right of Mr. Bumner Durnefl, Eamea, Fmkelnburg, Foster, Frye, Uarlield. War¬ ers, is death to their If St. Do¬ J. cordon Bennett, 1,000 Aztecs the laud the ltocked to the residence oi Zorilla to congratulate to when no was be!ore the Benate that ren, Urtflith, Haideman, Hale, tlalsey, Hambletun, Harper, political hopes. jr l.ooo Josiah M. Fiske... 1,000 occupied Ooptlo race, proceed question of mingo is aunexed Grant secures it by threats and or a people leaving ruins, him ou his escape. Sruator was about to continue when Harris of Mist., Hay, Uazelton Wis., Hill, Molmun, E. L. Suydavi 1,000 Abram S. Ilewlit.. 1,009 hieroglyphics, TARTIK8 ARRESTtr), Mr. Morton, rep. of lnd., if It was In Kerr, Ketcnam, Killenger, King, klnsslla, brines. The poorest memory will need but little Morris K. statuary, pottery and utensils similar to those Inquired whether, Hooper, Mauson. effort to recall the that a John Aucblneloss.. 1,000 Jcsup... 1,000 or the ancient had The officers of jmtlce at once uka measures for order lor Mr. Bumner to make a speech st this time against Leach, Lewis, Lowe, Lynch, May- very embassy bought Key¬ James W. tlnchot. 1,000 Charles s. srnltii.. 1,0JO Egyptians, occupied it, although the of the St. Domingo, a reply would be la order. If so, he was In nard. McClelland. McCorinack, McCrcry, McIIcnry, stone vote.the judgeship which won a Wolverine. H. Salem H. Wales... no living evidence of taat race now exists there. apprehension assassins.suri-»uu,ied and favor of letting the gentleman so on. McKluner, B. F. Mercrs, Mitchala, Morey, Monroe, ami the herring post that made another Senator put Wllllaip Raynor 1,000 1,090 These people Uvel in America,'built cities and per¬ seurclied the houses close to wiiere the ai^ck was I he Vice President said If the of order was Moore, L. Packard, Packer, Pal¬ Levi P. Morton.... 1,000 John S. Kennedy. l,ooo made.ami have taken four men and u woina* question Morgan, Myers, on the Domingo collar. John A. haps maue constitutions, revolutions, treaties and ulto raised he should have to decide against the senator's right to mer, Peck, Pendleton. Perry, Peteie, Piatt, Poland, l'rlndle, Of course when a becomes a J.Plerpont Morgan 1,000 C. Gray... 1,000 at such a remote that not even custody on suspicion of botug concerned In -tie X roceed, as he had already decided in tbe case ol the Senator Randall, Rice of ILL, W. Roberts, Rogers, Roosevelt, Rusk, party merely "ring" William Paton.... 1,000 James B. Colgate.. l.ooo conquests period to assas-mate the Minister of 1'ubiic Works. from Massachusetts. Scofield, Sheldon, Shobei, Shoemaker, to dlviue the spoils, it touches its downfall. It is tradition tens in what mauner disappeared. attempt Sawyer, Seeley, of Smith of 1>. Willis Jaiues... 1,009 A. Van Rensselaer 1,000 they Mr. Ft:MR F.R went on to say that tn ruling 'he memorial Slater, Slocum, Smith of N. V., Smith Ohio, Vt., sad to think that the power of a great party should Samuel J. TiUlen.. 1,009 Joli.f H. Sherwood 1,000 We are assembled to-mgut, citizens, from every sec¬ out ot order tbe Obalr ban not ac.ed upon any rule, as there Sueer ol Pa., Speer of Ua., Rprague, Stevens Stone, Slowed, have fallen Into the hands of sucn low, mercenary Jr. James Tlncker 6.0 tion ol our laud.some lrom the North, some iroin Thr Nw Kins'* Dim-iilUe*.Tlio Refusal of wai none on the subject and that the so-called usage had Si. John, Sypher, Thomas. Townsend of Pa., TulhllL, selfishness. It Is said that we can to outlaw Wm. E. Dodge, 1,0»0 tne South.some who may trom their homes look from that of former days. Twlohell, Waddell, W&keman, Walden, Wal- oppose Robert Colgate.... l.ooo Henry Dexter 600 the Duke ef Montpensier iind Oibe.s to changed Tyner, Upson, of assassins at the South, banded together, mercilessly out upon the Atiantio surf as It beats against the The Vict Pbfsident finally reminded Mr. Sumner that dron, Warren, Wells. White.ey, Willard, Williams lud., for at least a Alexander Stuart. l.OoO William J. Uopplu 600 ot New some Hwcar Alleslnnce.The Prim Murder. the point of order against his further proceedings had Williams of N. V., Wilson of Ohio-123. and at every Bacrillce, great object. John B. Trevor... 1,000 TheodoreWestou.. 6oO rocks England, and who may from a eadv been made three and unless an from Nays.Messrs. Adams. Arthur, ArorlU, Bizet, Butler of secess eu-th.it we cau oppose to them only a gang Geo. theirs hear the murmur of the waves wuich wash News from Madrid gives the information that the times, appeal De of themselves ior sale William H. Fogg.. l.ooo W. Curtis..... 500 tue ol tue but we ah to the decision of the Chair was tnade be could not proceed. Mass., Creeley, Crosslanu, Dawes, Large, Dickey, Duell, Swiss shamelessly exhibiting H. 0. Fahnestock.. John F. Kensett... &oo golden sands Pacific; belong new Spanish Cortes has been summoned to meet on Mr. bumner declined to appeal, and resumed his seat. Lidrtdge, Elliott, Farwell, Foster, Getz, OoUadar, Handley, to tlie highest bidder. 1,000 Frederick W. Kiiine- the new civilization aud to the rising nation which TilF MFTTkNlH AM FN UMEMT. Hank', Manner, Havens, Hawley.Harellon of N.J., Hereford, And s# cueated of half onr gains, betrayed In the Henry Clewes 1,000 has sprung an as if by magic and taken its place In April s, and the elections are to take place on March Mr. Fr.Fi.lNcui'Vsr s, of N. J., offered s resolution Hoar, Kailey, Kendall, Laosing. McUrew, HeJunklo, Mer- Ausou P. Stokes.. 1,000 lanaer. 600 (rep.) Orr. Porter. Price, house of onr friends, we must rally for another such the tamliy of nations, in conclusion 1 have the 8. The mouibers of the Senate will be elected ou railing on tbe Secretary of State for Information as to what rlaio, Merrick, Morphls, Parker, Peroe, light as that which crusked Davis and baulked D. F. Appleton.... 1,000 Russell Sturgis, Jr. 600 of the "Hcaitn ol Ills Stales, if any, have ratified the fifteenth amendment to the Rainey, Read, Rice of Ky., Kitchie, K. H. Roberts. Robinson, Edwin D. Morgan. 1,0)0 Richard Butler.... 600 proposing Excellency tne same day by the provincial deputation, as the issue Sloss, Stevenson, Stouglitou, Johnson. To prevent the choice of a democratic £leasureLr. Jay," tue able representative of our common Constitution u! the nlteu States since the of hit pro. Sessions, Shanks, bbellaharger, .. tan Wallace, President he But our effort must Griillth Thomas... l.ooo Edw. H. Ludlow 600 at this undent abaut whose Crown has no longer tne to Senators. cl&mation on March 80, 1870. Adopted. Sivann, Tafl'e, Trump, Voorheea, Vvalia, may Impossible. Francis A Loutrel. 1,000 Stephen ('.Williams 600 country capital, hospita¬ right appoint TI1K IH'TT ON COAL. Wkeelsr.67. go deeper than that, we must begin to educate the Smith ble table wo are gatuered on this festal occasion, There Is great excitement about the refusal of The House bill to repeal the duty on coal was read tbe first Tl>e question was then taken on the passage of the bill as into the determination that, if George Opdyke.... 1,000 Clilt 600 aud also the health of the members of his - people encouraged time. thus amende and resulted as follows: a secession ever lilts Marcellus Hartley. 1.000 Wm.H.Osborn.... 609 been family. several generals to swear al'eglance to the new YKAS-Meeire. Adams, Archer, Beck, by rebel President, its he.i«l in. 'The toasts having cordially honored William Mr. H amii.ton, (rep.) of Md., objected to the second read¬ Acker, Arthur, again at the South, the North will sweep rebeldom A.H.Barney 1,000 W F. Carey 600 V. Marmlon, United Btates was called King. They are not only the adhorcnts of the ing, and it laid over. Bigby, lilacs, Bingham, Bird. Blair ot Mo., Braxton, Brlcht, Edward Cooper... 1,000 Richard Irwin 600 Navy, upon, REltSlX or NATIONAL BANK NOTXB. Brooks of ft. V., Buckley, Burchard, Caldwell, Campbell, with the besom or utter destruction and leave It no Grand and responded hapallr for the American Naw. Bourbons, such as Captain General Don Juan on ruler but the sword until everv now white man Martin Zborowgkl. 1,000 Le B. Can- "to what it had and to the Mr. SttFRMAN, reu.> ol Ohio, from the Coiomitteee Carroll, Comlngo, Cox, Cook, Crebs, Critcher, Croesland, living S. non 600 alluding accomplished fact Count de Don Finance, reported a bill to authorize the reissue of national Davis, beta ge, Dox, Dubese, Duke, Eldridgr, Ely, Earns, is In his grave. W^RNDULL PHILLIPS. Edward Jaffray. 1,000 that it was as ready to do lis duty in the future as in Pezuela, Cliesto, Eugenlo Favla y bank uotcs tu exchange lor mutilated hills. Passed. worth, Farwell, Finkelnburg, Forker, Foster, Frye, Carrett, Wm. 11. Asplnwall 1,000 Sinclair Touse.v ... 600 tne past." Lacy, Marquis of Novallcfies, and General Calogne, BILLS INTRODUCED. Oetz, Uoiladay, Griffith, H aideman, Hale, Halsey, Harnble- Henry G. Delorest. 600 Nathaniel P. Bailey 250 The company separated soon after midnight. Mr Sawyk*. (rep. of H. C.. Inttoducsd a bill appropriat¬ toa, Handler, Haaks, Harper, Harris of Miss., Harris or A STRANGE Charles H. Isham. 600 JohnE. Parsons... 250 but also many of the advnnced liberals, snch as ing SdiVaU to aid in lebulldiog tne Orphans' Asylum In Vs., Hay, Hereford, Hill, Uolman, Kendall, Kerr, SUICIDE. J. Henderson 600 J. W. Chanler. 250 ueneral Contruras Sauz and Nouvilas. The Duke t bar ewlon, under charge of the Sisters ol Mercy. Referred King, Kinsella. Lamison, Leach, Lewis, Manson, P. of Montpensier, Captain General of the army, and to ibe Committee on Attain. McClelland, McCormlck, McOrew, McHeurv, John H. Hall 600 Albon Manu.... 259 71 SCELL11E013 FORElfiX ITEMi. Military Marshall, How a Pennriona Resident of Flat*, W. Folsom 600 Parke Godwin 290 ius Adjutant General, Soils, have resigned, In order By Mr. Howf, irep. of Wis., to amend the Bankruptcy Molntyre, McKenny, Merrick, Benj. F. Meyers, Mitchell, Wealthy, George to tue oatli The act ol March 8, 18S7. Moore. Morey, Morgan, Morphia, Ntblack, Perce, Perry, bush Shuffled off This Mortal Coil. Malilon Sands 600 James C. Carter... 200 avoid of allegiaace. Journal El By Mr. Cai.pwfli, irep. of Kan., to amend the National Piatt, Poland, Potter, Prtee, Randall, Read, Rice of I1L, Rice L. M. Rulherfurd. 600 George P. Putnam. 200 All the colleges la Paris are reopened. Imparclal stated seml-officlally that the Ministry Currency act by striking out Leavenworth Irom the list of of Kt., Rlchae, Wm. R. Roberts, Robinson, Rogers, Roose¬ Coroner Jones, of Brooklyn, repaired to Flatbusl), James Renwick... &00 William Schaus... 2 to will huntsh all those rebellious generals, including rules where national bauk circulation may be redeemed. velt, Sbober, Shoemaker, Slater,' Slocum, Sioss, The theatres lu Paris have opened at reduced the Duke of to the island ol Minorca. Sheldon,' of of one ol the county towns of that city yesterday, for Henry B. Hyde.... 600 George F. Comfort 200 Montpensier, ,By Mr- Looan, rep.) of 111., to enable honorably dis¬ Smith ot Vl, 8pear Pa., Spear Ge. Stevens, Storm, wr. C. Church 600 8. 1). Hatch 200 prices. On the other hand it Is reported that Don Francis de charged soldiers and tailors, their widows and orphans to ac- Sutherland, Swann, Svpher, Terry, Thomas, Tuthlll, the purpose or nolding an Inquest over the body husbaud of uueen aas tendered homesteads on lands. Vau«han, Voorbees, Wad Jell, Wakeman, Warren, Wells, George C. Ward... 600 R. Upjohn 300 The uniforms of the Prussian military will be Bourbon, Isabella, qulre public Williams of M. of a singular and wealthy resident of the latter nls submission to King Amadeus. Br Mr. Hamilton To tmend tbe set to provide for the Whiteley, Wnitehorne, Y., Wood, Young 120. Ed. M. Townsend. 500 Herman Kuapp... loo changed. The spiked helmets are, to re¬ better security of tbe lives ot passengers on sleaia vessels. Nays.Messrs. Ambler, Averlll, Barber, Beaty, Blair place, named Ditmas Duryea. The deceased, who The ofllcera or the association arc:. however, The murder ef Prim Is still surrounded with great to on Commerce. of Brooks or Maaa., Buffinton, Burden, Butler of main. arrests or in¬ KW erred tbe Committee Micb., was ilfty-five years of age, was a native of Is¬ president.John Taylor Jobnsion. mystery. Many suspected persons, PROTECTION OF bfcTTLKllb ON I'OllLIO LANDS. Mass., Butler of Tenn., Coburn, Conger, Cotton, Creeley, Long Vice Prettdenta.Willlam Culieu and Gene¬ The Empress of attended on the 28th cluding the republican Clar6, have taken place, but Mr. Pratt, «r*p.) of Iud., cahed up bis bill for the protec¬ Daws, Dlctey, Donnan, Duell, Dunnetl, Earns, Elliott, Fos¬ land, and boasted that his progenitors were among Bryant Germany no additional light has as yet been thrown upon this tion of settlers on lands and read a prepared ter, Garfield, Harraer, Havens, llawley, Hazleton of Wis, ral John A. Diz. February the or the Berlin scientific Asso¬ public lengthy of N. Klllen- the earliest settlers of that sandy tract of our Conti¬ hustees.William H. readings (ltirK deed. ergnmcut In Its advocacy, reviewing in* public land policy of Hazleton J., Hoar, Hooper, Kelley, Ketcham, Asplnwall, Christian E. Det- ciation. The has issued a the government. I. nder tbe recent judicial decisions, upon ger, Lansing, Lowe, Lvncb, Maynard, HcCrary, McJunkln, nent. Ills ancestors came from Holland, and mold, Andrew H. Green, William J. Hoppin, John Ministry circular relating to the the construction of the Swamp Laud acta, great injury Merrlam, Monroe. L. <>rr, Packard, Packer, Palmer, F. Kensett, Edwin D. Howard Petter and The editor of a Roman Catholic In Mnnich elections. The re-establishment of tne monarcuy is would he visited many settlers, thousands of whom In Parker, Peck, Pendleton, Peters, Porter, Priodle. Ratney, his father and grandfather fought In the Morgan, paper mentioned, aad all leudeucies upon Henry o. Stebbins. has been committed for trial for a especially republican California would be dispossessed of tbetr lands. The bill lis Ellis H. Roberta, Ruak, Sawyer, Scolield, Seeiey, Seastons, revolutionary war for the independence of Executive committee.William T. S. libel on the Klug are severely condemned. cad Introduced waa designed to remedy tbe Injustice In this. Shanks, Sbellabarger, Smith of N. Y., Smith of Ohio, Blodgctt, L. of Italy. The bill waa laid aside, and Mr. Antliouy's resolution con- Sprague, Stevenson, Stougbton, Stowell, St. John. TaflTe, the United States of America. Ditmas inherited a M. Barlow, George F. Comfort, Joseph H. choate, F. Pntug the business to legislation upon tbe Ku Klux outrages Townsend of Pa., Twlcbeli, Truer, Upson, Walden. waldren, fine farm at Fiatbush from his father and cultivated E. Church, Robert Gordon, R. M. Hunt, Robert Hoe, The Fancy Fair in the Botanical Gardens of Brus¬ "TSE LAWYERS TRADE." taken up, pending wbicu, st three o'clock, tbe Senate ad¬ Wallace. Walls, Wheeler, Wlllard, Williams of Ind., Wilson Jr., Eastman Johnson, F. L. Olmstead, G. P. Put¬ sels was the journed of Ind., and Wilson of Ohio.82. the with fair to himself, until within the Lucius Tuckerman and J. A. oponed by Queen or Belgium on the 1st Two-thirds not having voted for the bill, the Speaker de¬ land, profit nam, Q. Ward. of March. clared It to be past few years, when he found that the investments treasurer.Samuel G. Ward. New York, March 1371. rejected. . secretary.Theodore Weston. The of 13, HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES. The House at four o'clock adjonrned until to-morrow. which his judgment and knowledge of real estate Recording Firty-fourth birthday William 11L, Ktng or To the Editor op the IIeuald:. Corresponding Secretary.Russell Sturgis, Jr. Holland, was celebrated at the on the 20th Washington, March 14, 1871. ana certain stocks enabled him to make was more The following genlleraen form a committee, who Hague In your issue of March 10 a paragraph appeared, KIKI'ING TUr. ACCOUNTS OP THE TREASURY IlEPART- INCEXDIiRY FIRE IS WILLIA.USBIRG. remunerative than agricultural pursuits. win act in concert with the trustees:. of February. headed "The MEWT. be Arriving W. L. Charles H. The Germans are Lawyers' Trade," Ac., reflecting se¬ to state to tbs at this sage conclusion Andrews, Isham, rapidly introducing their pottai character and Mr. Da w«a, (rep.) of Man., desired House HUNG UP THE SHOVEL AND THE JT0R W. S. Andrews, Herman knapp, into the verely upon my seriously affecting my that at the late session there was the accom¬ The Grand Street end Newtown It nil road system conquered provinces of Alsace and Tne prepared by and launched his bark upon the sea of financial Daniel F. Appleton, H. o. Marquand, German Lorraine. reputation. article reterrcd to my arrest by or¬ plished chief clerk of the Treasury Department a bill regu- CompanyVStnblea Fired.Fit ty-tlirce Horace speculation. His treasure throve handsomely, tils Samuel P. Avery, F. N. Otis, M. D. der of Police Justice Coulter, ror having directed the method of the estimates and coders weie filling yearly, and economy, Richard Butler, James W. Plncbot, The valuable books of the National in sttng presenting keeping Perlah.Loss 818*000. amo'untiug W. Library one James Ryan to seize or tako property without the accounts or the Treasury Department. If worth panlng the Grand Street and Newtown to almost miserly meanness, Is said to have char¬ C. Church, William H. Itaynor, Tarls, which were stowed in a have been The stables of acterized his manner and metnod of living and Smith Clift, James Renwick, away collar, color of law, belonging to one Figuero. The facts in the bit: should be passed now, so that Conerou may hereafter Railread situated on Meeker avenue, with his fellow men. were Jonathan Jonn H. returned to their former places. The Company, dealing Neighbors heard Edgar, Sherwood, the case are as follows:.Aboat eighteen months ago bare more intelligently arranged estimates. late Com¬ near William street, Williamsbug, were discovered to say that Ditmas often felt agrieved to think that H. O. Fahnestock, Charles Stewart smith, Victor Hugo Is said to have made the following mittee on gave this bill their endorsement he co jld not board to his shadow Josiah M. FlSKC, Anson I was retained by one James Ryan to commence an Appropriations to be on fire at about three o'clock charge for follow¬ Phelps Stokes, remark before the conclusion of peace:."I am for 'the ot i after explanation was passed. half-past yester¬ ing into bis house and seating itself near the dinner John A. C. Gray, Salem H. Wales, action against one William J. O'Bryon to recover revision or rnr. umtki> states statutes. by the night watchman when he table. Ditmas took to Marcellus 0. peace, Dut as a party measure 1 shall vote for war." of certain store and Mr. I'm.ami, (rep. of Vt., offered a joint resolution an- day morning latterly making too Hartley, Stephen Williams. possession property fixtures, th .rising the comit.istlon appointed to revise tbe statutes to entered the stables at that hour to feed the horses. FREE tJS'i OF ALCUOLIC STIMULANTS. The Emperor of Germany was present on the 28d unlawfully wttMflM fcy u'Brfon lroril Ryih. IcAfir Six weeks his wife died, own the of print their reports. In response to a question he said lie be¬ There were over one huudred horses and a large ago in her right February at a horse race at Versailles, in which IP.t'Sceu t!:e action in Court Common Pleas, lieved thai bet ore the adjournment of litis Congress we shall Mrs. Duryea possessed a piece of property valued at WINNIPEG. officers of the and lu April last recovered Judgment in favor of my bar.- a complete revision of the laws. He thought all the number ol cars in the stable when the flro was dis¬ $(>,000 or $7,000, which she leit entirely to a relative several Brandenburg Uhlans took client fof the recovery of the possession of the pro. general huvsof the country would be compressed Into two auc] but for Its timely discovery au would of her's who was In more heed of assistance tiiau &£rty. this judgment l issued" 3Q execution to volumes, exclusive of treaties. The joint resolution was covered^ her husband. Mr. worth Another Oatbrenk.Tn» Canadian the sheriffUponof this ) asatd. undoubtedly have been destroyed. The prompt ar- Duryea, being about Military Mrs. Curtis, wife, and Miss Cariln, daughter of county, directing lum to take the BFYENUI REFORM. $175,060, in bonds, stock and real estate, and child¬ Volunteers in Open Revolt.The GoVeh* property and deliver it to my client, Ryan. The Mr. fox, (dem.) of N. V'.. offered the following, and de- rival of a large force ol police, under Captain Mul¬ less, it was natural to sapposd that hfl would not be the American Minister to St. Petersburg, were pre¬ Bherlif took possession, bnt his farther proceedings . meat in the niH.ided the previous question: len, and the available lorce of the Fire Department, likely, with his frugal habits of living, to run sliert Hands of the Ineargente.Out¬ sented on February 1 to the Grand Duchess Alexan¬ were staved by an appeal. The appeal was heard Kesolved, I bat economv requires that the annual taxation of bis natural life. Those who wero rages American Soil. at a recent term of the should not exceed $2 ,0,1X0,000, $H26,06d,000 under Chief Smith, enabled the of tho change during Upon dra Petronrna. general Court of Common the including prln- employes acquainted with the deceased say that this cruel Pleas, and the judgment aforesaid was affirmed. I clpaloi public debt. company, with their timely assistance, to save half of htm in the will of his wile Chicago, March 14,1871. Three soldiers and two women were killed In the then sheriff to Resolved, i hat the tariff should be for revenue only, and the horses and all the cars, the firemen succeeding neglect preyed heavily Advices from Pembina to the 2Stb directed the seize tne property under not for the protection of class mterests at tne general ex¬ upon his mind. His Bister appealed to him and ultimo repre¬ Hospital of la Salpetrlcre in Paris the the execution and deliver it as therein directed. This pense. In confining the flames to the newly constructed to be a man once more and sent that another by explosion he of the stables, where were first discov¬ urged him give up outbreak had occurred on the of a Prussian shell which had been thrown la proceeded to do, by going to the store on Forty, Kesolved, That in esse this session adjourns without the portion they drinking. He promised to do so, and latterly did Reserve. The First battalion of during second street, where the property then was. Arrived snnolutmeul of the Committee of Ways and Means a spe¬ ered by the watchman. to overcome his for but Canadian Volun¬ the bombardment. there he round who claimed to have cial committee of seven be appointed to consider and report TUB RKLBASKD HORSES, attempt propensity liquor, teers are in open revolt, and hold at dedanee their Figuero, bought upon tbe reform oi our revenue, and such bill or bills em¬ as he was subject to severe nervous attacks he took Bishop Monrad, formerly Prime Minister of Den¬ the property and store from O'Bryon. The Sheriff terrified by the fire and rmoKC and the neighing and and at tne civil to bodying a revenue tarifl an tbe foregoing principles as will snorting or their burning oil veleriau anu oniates, times became despond¬ officers and authorities. The present indi¬ mark, who left for Australia after the explained him th&tO'Bryon had no title to the pro¬ lies! carry tbe same Into practical effect; and In case said companions, galloped ent and Sclileswlg- perly. and could not sell It; that the property had Committee of Wave and Mcaus be In all directions, some of them going far into queens cations are that tne government is defunct, and that war appointed at this session, others EXHIBITED SUICIDAL TENDENCIES. Holstein In 1864, has been reinstated In the been In litigation, and the possession and ownership ibal then the said commutes shall perioral the duties re¬ county, making off to the river from, bat His friends and relatives did not all authority has passed into the hands or the Cana¬ thereor has been decided to quired by Ibis resolul.on. tney were nearly all secured during the and suppose, how¬ Bishopric of Laaland. adversely O'Bryon. Mr. day ever, that he would carry into ecrect any attempt at dian troops stationed at Upper Fort Garry. Dr. Figuero then consented to tho property being taken Ksi.i.iy, (rep.)of Pa., objected to the resolutions, and brought back to the stables. suicide. He had said tnat be could swal¬ The Pre set of Aisne, who was charged with com¬ the Sheriff and delivered to he tbereiore Uisy were not entertained. They were, however, TUB BURNED HORSES frequently Schultz is the recognized head and leader of the in¬ In by Ryan, saying ordered Is be printed. a low half a tumbler of laudanum wlinont injury. plicity blowing up the fortress of Laon, has been would hold O'Bryon responsible for his loss. The EEMlWAT. OF 1)18Alltl.TTlFS. presented sickening sljcnt when the lire was sub¬ surgents. Sheriff remained In dued, and were touna in various For the past few weeks he has been boarding at the liberated by order or Emperor William from the cita¬ possession over a week and The House proceeded to the consideration of the bill, here- lying coutorted larm house of Peter Williamson, an old acquaintance Within a few days nominations will be made and notified me be was ready to deliver the property totore introduced by Mr. Beck, to remove all political dis¬ shapes. The great bulk of those that perished, of his. last del of Ehrenbrcltstein, where he was detained. and to have it taken awav. I told abilities. however, were suffocated by the smoke, and several On Monday morning he was seen to elections held forfonr members of the Dominion Rran to get ft Mr. Beoe, (dem. of swallow something out of a tumbler glass, The railway carriages now between Paris from the Sheriff and he weut direct to the store and Ky., said after consultation with that were badly burned were shot for humanity's standing House of Commons. A of soldiers and of a running took it for and the members he was thoroughly sonviucsd that a blii remov¬ by the aink in the kitchen, and subsequently rising and Orleans have all been transported irom Ger¬ it, advertising sale selling it at punlto ing disabilities from all men could not obtain tbe requisite THE ORIOIN OF THE AN EMPTY TWO OUNCE VIAL. mob Is apprehended. auction, as he had no further use for tt. This tie had vole of two-tlnrda lie was therefore to admit tbe FIRE. labelled was found there. Deceased many and are marked with the names of the differ¬ a to do. The net of the of Mr. disposed Cochen, the of the Is so laudanum, left All law-abiding citizens look forward with dread pcrrect right proceeds sale, amendment Poland, making exceptions, believing, as Captain president road, the house and visited a store alter this, where he re¬ ent German lines for which they were formerly about $88, were paid to me as attorney for Ryan, a wlaer man tban blmseir bad said, "it la a settled role to fullv convinced that the fire was the work of incen¬ mained lrora about eleven o'clock until to the 4th of March, when tne soldiers and Scnnltz und I paid out or it sundry disbursements, Sheriff's make most of an actual situation, and never hesitate to do a diaries ihat he has offered a reward of $l,ooo for naif-past used. be auie be could not do all he desired." twelve, conversing rationally. Suddenly ho grew party propose to celebrate the anniversary of and referee's fees, paid part to O'liryon and retained proper thing their apprenension. The night watchman, who was and The Pi'tussUiche Kreuz Zeliuno has it that after some lor Mr. grivwsos, (rep.i of Ubls, said we must have peacs the first to discover the fire and drowsy dizzy, and the storekeeper assisted him Scott's execution. "We are without $20 my services. I also receipted to tho and ordsr before amnesty. give tfie alarm, says to the house at which he was Here he lay absolutely law, the conclusion of the armistice two members of me Sheriff lor the property, paying his fees. Mi. rep ), of S. C. said be he that just previous to his entering the stable he saw boarding. as the volunteers have taken the Into their Eluott. (colored, believed three who to down on the bed, ana, when asked if he wanted a authority French obtained some means or other The judgment, in addition to directing a return of had been regarded as entertaining liberal views on tills ques¬ persons, appeared he Intoxicated, pass doctor, replied in the negative, saying that ne would own bands." Ministry by the property, awarded $194'lor costs, and the costs tion but at a lime like this, waen he turned his eyes to tbe ttte front stable door on Meeker avenue and disap¬ Another letter cannot a of Count Moltke's for the con¬ men of ibat section take a sleep. Medical men were summoned, and says:."The country people knowledge plan or appeal amounted to about $122 additional, lu all South and saw tbe loyal suffering at the pear round the corner of William street, but he paid for skill to visit without ol being Insulted about No or has been hands of tne very class of meo whom It was now proposed to no fur: her attention to them. For several months everything possible devise was done to Winnipeg danger tinuation of the war, which induced them at once $310. part this yet paid. relieve of their disabilities, he must now and here past urouse the unfortunate man. but to no Ilo and abused by lawless soldiers, and unless an im¬ Psilee justice Coulter, O'Bryoo and one William 0. political there has been considerable trouble among the purpose. mediate is made in the condition of to voto lor peace at any price. I.lei his solemn | roteat against this proposition, it was stockholders of this the breathed his last at half-past two o'clock, ills pro¬ improvement Jardine arc liable for the payment of these costs, notlilug but a premium on disloyalty and treason at rood, and present will to his sisters. utfairs inauy of the will abandon their farms The crown Prince of Germany and his cousin the aud are about to be instituted paying not that and board of directors came perty go people proceedings against ue espense of loyalty, lie was surprised the gentle- president The verdict of the Coroner's jury was In accord¬ and fly for refuge to the American side of Red Prince spent the Interval between the armistice them for the collection thereof, insn .roiu Keclucsy (Mr. Heck) should Introduce such a into power after a litigation In the ance wuu the above facts. the boundary. The village of Pembina is Ire- 0ne of the sureties first bond In bill, lie appreciated the ieclinge of sympathy which Supreme Court On coming into power they drunken volun¬ and tae evacuation of Versailles in excursions to upon o'Bryon's the entertained for tboae men in the Booth who quently visited by parties or the case to deliver the property to Ryan in case a gentleman removed a large number of the employes of the who and abuse the tne castles on the banks of the Loire. others was air uow prohibited item holding oUlce. They were the neti¬ aud some teers, terrify frequently Among judgment (hereof should be reoovered Police ami are disfranchised road, suspicion rests upon or them, THE COTTON citizens, un the of the 24th au American citi¬ Justice Coulter. ll,-n,an'* allies compatriots. They whether or remains to be seen. MOVEMENT. night they visited the Castle or Chambord, the property of s. hi ply becauseJ they rushed Into rebellion against the best justly unjustly zen, named Andrew Nault, was cnased across tne cue of the sureties upon the undertaking an under wllh the advice and consent of LOSSES AND INSURANCES. of boI- the present Bourbon Pretender. tots-anient heaven, The losses international boundary by a party infuriated appeal from tne judgment was Police Justice sin h as tbe gentleman irom Kentucky. He regretted that on buildings and horses will reach List of American Cotton Cargoes Arrived at diers, and who, some distance this side ol the line, The Parisians were much displeased with that Coulter. 1 he gentleman from Illlnoie (Mr. iarnaworth) on Friday took tis.uO'i, covered by as follows:. thorn and of the men who are die. insurance, Liverpool March 13 and 14. was knocked down and savagely beaten by of President Grant's la which it is It was Police Justice Coulter who issued the war¬ hccasioe 10 compare therondlikjn Fulton hire Ins. Co.to,OA) National $5,000 left for dead. Nault was one of tbe supporters sf part message said rant for arrest. I r*. closed with tboae wlio are allowed to hold oOice in the Citizens' Liverpool, March that my to draw a between an 5,uoo American 6,uoo 14,1871. Kiel's government of last wimer, which Germany resembled the United States. The The can draw its own inference from the Mouth, lie look occasion comparison Eeunox Corn The Is a Hat of or provisional public o.d man end bis former servant wbo held office, and bad (standard 6,ooo ExcUange.... 6,OoO fol'ewing cargoes American cot¬ is the reason of the assault.'* journal ties Dibatt was especially severe on the above. I tnlnk that comment frotn me is quite un¬ *b lb favor of tbs former. Kul why was this 6,0oo___ A was held last of citi¬ made appeal from Nassau ton which reached this pert yesterday evening and meeting night, prominent President, and said that he did It to catch the Ger¬ necessary. Very respectfully, yours, in I Because the oid mall with whom the gentleman 6,000 Totai $40,000 viz.:. zens, to take into csnstderaiiou the expediency of in¬ JOHN L. LINDSAY. Illinois sympathised In hie heart Joined the rebellion, during to-day, viting tbe Legislature to nold its next session in this man vote at the next elections. win e the sieve was loyal to the government. Bernard Aroason and Ho. was 10 us whlls the other loved it. Jacob, his son, who are ac< , D"ttof city. A committee of nine appointed carry The revolver which was flrsd at Seiior Ruiz Zor- A op Martin Van Buren in T one despised the flag, vtnm.Hum. Sailing BAm 01 the Cousin Louis *i us difference was the poor old man woold only cused of having set fire to their store No. 218 East Steamship Siberia hew York Marco 2... into effect tbe wishes muetiug. rula, the Minister of contained iania An old gentleman named Jaoob Halstead, a murder a l.Uli Bpanlslt Agriculture, cine the pnariiBrut and maltreat and loyal man, Houston on the 4th wero Ship Lady Russell Savannah Jan. (1.... 1,410 full cousin of Martin Vau Huron, resides with Mr. wt.. ' the slave, w s h s Instead of the removal of street, inst., brought before Lord man lourtcen balls. He was wounded in the haud protestor. buip Stanley Savannah Feb. 17 ... 2,067 A RfeBEL Giant in Troublb..A named right A. 0. Bernard, seven mites below New Iberia, La- itical Uitatiiii'.i»s do n»r ,ood. It would l>c taken as an evi- Koch yesterday for Bark Kmerald . ¦alveston po Judge morning examination, Jan. 26 ... 1.6H8 James L. Elmer was arrested lust week in Keokuk, side, wUile his friend, Senor Hernandez, had Ills Although las in others aud sisters, who reside in ib ocv that iMaHkingrrea aeslreo to habdover the government The llille boy who slated thai he saw the accused Hark Albion New Or nana...Feb. 10.... 1,668 is ~ He - " with his sister's aio all lu in the tender aier, dts.o.VMi men, v.u 1 are respona.bie some Bark Sabra Mooee Charleston Feb. 18.... 2 (Mil Iowa, lor eloping daughter. overcoat riddled by several stiois. Beflor Zorrttla New York, good circumstances and offer i deuun- lighting paper helilud the counter wat li.... 2.061 as six feet six inches lu height, a him a home lu Ins old vet he for the luordsi, nwl Manages al tbe tpHilh. r tbuir but his evidence could not Bark Glen Ncvta Galveston. Feo. 8 L041 represented being had, received of a age, prefers remaining eislioa III Owepern 1 uiehwse ot the i'r.aiueut and all 000- examined; be shakeu. resident of Virginia ami lorniorlv a soldier ui the however, timely warning pre- lu the ttouth, ultlinuofii lie ItaS to work for a liveli¬ u.LilSo a 1U1 i..t. AovcuuitMit. thar ai« too uten who oooaaaU The case was theu adjourned. T»U> IMUi rebel armj. meditated attempt against his Ufo hood.