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How To WET YOUR WHIsrLE.-Imi-
tate the example Of the locomotive. He
runs along. Whistles over his work, and
yet never takes any thing but water when
he wants to wet his whistle
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l9.N by are base ball PLAYERS great cow
sf3- Hreaaae thrs stHiso and !or
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2oetr Y
Bozzy.

An ardent admrcr of the unrivalled Boz sends
the following ingenious ieu d'csprit inspired by
the contemplation of his visit:
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wWhat ever made You merry that old
woman said mother to her SON,
Because you always told ,Ie to pick a
wife Ike my mother, WAS the dutilul re-
ply.
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And Wcgg, the historical reader.

Lady T:preus, sam Weller. Sir Mulberry Hawk.
John Harmon, (ance deemed in his cafn;1
CAPTAINS Cnitlc and Ruusby, the tourist Smaltor;
David Coppcrteld Tecksniil, and Bolin.
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20 Post Office clerks occasionally get of
a funny thing. One of them recently
heard a tap at the window of the ladies de-
partmeut, when who should he there but
Il man by the name of Drake. Mr..
Drake, said the clerk, will you please go
to the other side this department is for
the ducks.
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Mr., Qnlp, Irs rlornish, Of Bleeding Heart Yard
Monsieur Ilaudois, renowned Boadle Humble
Lord Nensopht, Chul1ey, whose braln's rather
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Dear old Mr. Pickwiek, the Widow Barael.
Sergeant EuZfu2. the cmiacnt pleatlcr;
With Turner, and suodsrass, aud Ninkle III
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Little Fer who Is more Of IN angel than child,
Old Tlrvp} Iron. prince Of dcpoTmVnt.
Mrs, " ilfer the stately, Il. Wiiier the mild.
And the hcuWigac 5 yOutLfni a -ortuient.
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The lovely, aeeenplj+ he'd, and bland Sarey Camp.
In WhoNl II tiaps % long have aoulaei;
Ard thu trHeSt nf t11epds. Mrs. Harris the lamp
=lil liz IL >liFcy 5 footsteps are guided,
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Mcssrs. pombcy & Son. Lady Dedlork and maid,
Martin ChuzzIcwit, Visit the secondly
with Jolly Mark Taplcy. of nothing afraid,
The most faithful of serSitors rcck0ncd.
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Old Pumhlcheok snaeslv, and Formally Ruf,gc,
Little bortt, ltrti Jingle the je~tcr,
Poor tn>icr the cllimsey but TN W nriliy drudge
And Mis-. Tpptwopd, the donkey tIete,ler.
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The Hi7klehvs, Warden, Bob Sawyer, and GIile.
Mho lase> Ger his guiueas tp liner,
And Bur.let, a london detectives titp pride,
Who believed in his magic forcnnEcr.
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UNITED STATES coMMSsloHsH's COURT.

The Austrlan Extradision Cause.-The Charge
Against AdoIphc William Schwartz.
Before Commissioner White.
Adolphs william Schwartz, who was arrested eight or
ten days ago board the Bremen steamer on her ar
rivai In the port Of New York, again brought up
yesterday for examination the charge Of having COM
mted forgcries Of commercial bills Of exchange to the
amount Of 100 900 norins In the empire Of Austria
will be remember that the last hearing Mr. Larocque
counsel for the Austrian government applied 10 have
the case adjourned the ground that the evidence in
relation ~ the alleged crime had not received and
tne commissioner dccming the request reasonable post
poned II till yesterday at two O'Clock At that hour
applied Tor another adjournment stating that there had
been received an Atlantic telegraph cable despatch from
Baron Won Beus Chief Of the Austrian Cabinet TO the
elect that the proofs Of tho alleged crime being
collected and would be sent on by the OF the
10Th Instant As he understood, the offence COM
mitted In Hungary, and the proofs OF II being
sought out there.
Mr.. A.. J. D. Dittenhoefer counsel for the prisoner
commended that the request was unjust and Unreas0n
able. Tho accused was held on affidavit nf0rma.
ton aud belief; not particle OF evidence had been ad
duced, and II wrong and cruel 70 imprson tho
on such slight testimony, his client denied that he had
over ono Of the checks or Q sworn copy Of themg
Comm ssionor White said he did not think the request
unreasonable, as all the proofs must como from the
other side Of the Atlantic.
hIr. Larocqae asked adjournment till the 18th Of
February.
Commissioner white-I will adjourn tho case til the
9Th OF February.
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Among the passengers who arrived In New York BY
the steamer New York from Aspinwall. Is sehor Don
Alberto Blest Cana Chilean Minister TO Washington.
This gentleman 10 the Of Dr. william Blest Eng
hmau and present President Of the Faculty Of Med
icine In the University OF Chile His eldest brother b
member OF President Perczs Cabinet being Minister Of
Justice and Public Instruction. Another brother DON
Guiliermo, Is the Chilean Minister 10 the Argentine Re-
public
AZ an early period in his fc Don Alberto entered the
Military Academy Of santiago dc Chile, where he pur.
sued his studies for some time, and thcn sent
by the government to the Polytechnic School OF
Pars which institution he completed his education
Upon hts return 70 Chile he appointed Professor Of
Cosmoerarhy and Geometry In the Military Academy,
from whence he passed into the War Department, In
which. for the space OF eleven years, he occupied
prominent and distinguished position. A. the end Of
this time he was named Govofuor OF the Province or
Colchagua which post he occupied for nearly three
yearsthat e up 10 the period n which Ne now writs,
and which finds him as Minister 70 he United States
Don Alberto is known IN Chile and thrcughout south
America as brilliant writer His productIonA u sne
shape Of novels have had large circuhsicn in he cvn
and 10 the adjoining Spanish American Espuoiics He
AslA DufuayA @he reiprns aooh v Chill
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SUPERIOR cuuar--rslAl IrRk-pAs1 /.

Action Against the F0rty.sec0nd Street and
Grand Street Railroad Conpany-vertict
for Plaintiff OF $4,000.
Before Judge McCunn
Efsc,eti Incs, cn isav, BY bacad Unger, Asr Gsa--
dian, the Rortysecoad Street dnd Grand Street Ferry
laaicad.-This was action brought TO recover dam
ages for alleged neglect by tho employee Of defendants
which caused serious injuries the pain.i The COM
plant states that the 1s Of Janrary 1864 plaintiff
was run by team OF horses belonging 10 defend
ants, which had become detached from one OF their
cars breaking the snole of PLAINTIFF aud otherwise scr
ousy pjoring her and cnusing her expead $500 for
medical attendance Tho amount OF damage claimed
was sic, 0c0 The answer was general denial of all
the allegations OF the complaint, The trial Of this case
was commenced on the day before yesterday. after
tie evidence was taken counsel for defence moved that
had not proved any negligence the part Of the CON-
pany which was denied Verdict Tor plaintiff OF s., 600
and I'VE per cent allowance granted. D
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THE Board or HEALTH.

The Weekly Inspection OF Tenement Houses
A Varninh Factory Disc ons inued-rnc Ieg;..
iature md the Board Of Health To Examine
trro the Condition OF Tenement EoEscs-Lsc.
port Of The Finance Conirni.scc, &c.
lilo Board OF Health met yesterday Afternoon Prcs.
dent Schultz In tie chair.
The inspectors sent in their weekly repor. on ene
eDt houses in which 65 Watts street 90 Yves. Twenty
eighth street. "a Tenth avenue Ridge street. iconsis.
ing OF from. and three story bascnen, houscs
described in q condition detrimental 10 health and
dangerous 10 life. During their Bspec ions the nsrec
tors examined and reported upon The unhealthy cind
ton Of forty eight tcnemcn. houses, seven private
dwellings and two manufactures.
The report Of Captain Lord, OF the sanitary force,
which read returned two hundred and forty orders
for the abatement OF nuisances served since last week.
Two hundred and Eve Of the orders not compiled
with
Dr. Korean Morris sent in special report on the
dition Of the pr misses situated between Foiyhrd and
Forty fourth streets and First and Second avenues
cupied and owned by A. G. Maadel Co, Ct 243 Pearl
street The premises cover six lots OF GRAND 'sad the
business carried thercat Is the manufacture OF
nishes, which manufacture Is done by melting various
gums such as copal bengusla asphal,um and ehcIiac
and by boiling liuseed oil y The report concerned tho
place detrimental 20 health and dangerous to c
and the attorney ordered To the bus dis
continued unit. the escape Of dcccrous gases from the
The following communication was read TO the Board
by the secrctsry.
STATE or Nrw YoRs, AssrrBLy CHAxnru.,
ALBANY, Jan. fa 1861
y.c..os seHuIrs Resdent Health Commissioner, New
-
III compile with a resolution adopted By the COMMITTEES
Public Health, &c. as fofiows:- !.
Public Buildings and the Metropolitan Board OF Health
furnish this mitee With sueh information az may DO
their power relative 10 the safety and sanitary condition
OF tenement houses In the cities OF New YORK and Brook
lyn,n
transmit the hoping at earliest convs
niencc you will be able 10 comply with toe request
Yours, &C., g. NJ. CHURCHILL.
The subject referred to the Sanitary superintend
eDt for q report.
The Finance Committee reported bills to the amount
Of $780, which referred TO the Treasurer for pay
mept
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SUPREME -clRculT-pAar 2.

Verdict AguinSt Railrond Company for.
Goods Lost la Trnasit.
Louisa Hotchkiss Hsdon River Railroad Chm
pany.-This action was brought to recover $780, the
alleged value Of articles Of apparel and domestic
use which, as the complaint sets forth, contained
- one Of two bureaus shipped by paintf May 1865
at Albany, the defendants line Of ilroad and 10 be
abstracted in trapsu On evidence 1t was ectM that
notification Of the contents OF the bureaus was given
by the plaintiff TO the freight agent or the company
and that the bureaus Mt the time Of their receip. were
wrapped in carpets and securely corded ue deliv-
cred 10 the consgnee In that condition. Subsequently,
however, it was proved that OF tile bureaus had
been opened and the jury after short absence returned
verdict for The plaintiG for the full amount claimed
with interest, amounting to STA Is.
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Trial Of Patrick Dwyer, Charged With shoot.
ing Patrick McCudden. . Is e
n~r. ys,dU Ruox

Trial Of Patrick Dryer, Charged With Shost-
ing Patrick HTcCuddcn. ifls
Before Judge Russell
The trial Of Patrick Dwyer, charged with shooting
Patrick Mccudden, Ia December, 1865, was resumed
yesterday All the passages 70 the court room
crowded that was with the utmost dculty that jurors
and witnesses could enter the room. The City Judge
ordered tho ooers 10 clear eli the to the build
iur Some delay vas occssIoned by tho arrival Of
Juror. who arrived at lalf-past eleven O'Clock
examined by counsel Tor the DEFENDANT and gave his &C
count OF the shooting, which was substantially the same
s that give. By me ayn - s Gr s soi % %
Cuddens friends went out Of the barrcom and crossed
over towards tho Centre street Market The witness
visit q Mccudden and bis party TO Mr. Iynchs
pYUmieea but what he heard was excluded rs ncompc
witness had in respect 20 this visit There were three
policemen a Iynchs premises on Monday night I'm the
Nchss b Lynch, the proprietor Of the saloon where
tho occurrence took place. testified that Dryer whom IN
his employ pcaceabIs quiet and very attentive 10
severely beaten, and confined 70 his house for three
weeks that on the I'd Of December witness met Dugan
and y scen MS
he ynchl rcmarked that he bad something esc for him
70 do; McCudden then said &c be didn't get box for
off, Lynch communicated that fact 10 Dwyer
Counsel put this questionable you ever say anything
20 Dryer before the 9th Of December 1885, In reference
70 any assault upon Mr: Charles Bsardf
This gave rise TO lengthy argument on both sides
upon the nadmissibity Of testimony going 10 show the
dangerous character Of the deceased.
Judge Russell decided that the decision OF the Court OF
Appeals In the Of Lamb precluded counsel from at
lacking the character Of the deceased.
Nicholas Farman testified that about September, 1904,
pwyer received . six barreed revolver from Michael
Hckett who now In Cincinnati
Counsel then offered 10 show by various witnesses that
Dryer refused 10 accept the pistol that he went home
by crcuitous route being afraid Of being attacked BY
HcCudden and his party that McCudder had committed
unprovoked assaults upon unofendng parties; that po
iicemen had 10 guard Lynchs premises the Monday
night preceding the shooting In consequence Of threat
attack upon Lynchs saloon by McCudden's polsi
cal party. An these offers were objected 70 and ruled
Gus subject 10 exception.
number Of gentlemen were examined In reference 70
the character Of the accused all OF whom slated that he
ives obeipg and peaceable
fbsn VIII b. two witnesses examined this FRIDAY,
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from the Vera orus Custom House on which the duties
have beep paid ..-Ag
within the residence the Archduke several meetings
are being held order come 70 an early solution with
According to the Ere So1pes bs situston Of the coun
try dad not admit Of conyokng not0nA Congress and
20 have an assembly OF anatablssY The same
journal states that the once Of the so-caled Imperial
Secretary had been recganzed under the direction Of
the Right Rev. Father Fschsr, NAximllAas confcssor
and private secretary. s
Maximan win positively leave At the same time as
LUIS Potosi was evacuated by General MeIia the
27ih ult, and tho liberals in that vicinity Immediately
The bulk Of the merchants in the city Of Mexico have
invited porro Diaz 20 approach the capital in order TO
occupy 4 when lhe French leave it In fact they have
offered Inn 80 600 for thai purpose towards the sup
Gomez Portugal, constitutional governor Of Agasr
Swing ample guarantees Of security to all those compro-
missed with kaximilian.
result Of the second attack on Toluca b Riva Pa
lscio had not been received when the last mail le In
the first one hts forces were rcpulsed.
nlnnnmersble towns and cities having been taken BY
shc liberals Il will be unpe essary to name them but the
mpsralists and French do not occupy more than the
capitals and towns which form the military road from
The Journal Of Orzaba says work has been resumed
on the railroad near Chquhute and that laborers are in
The famous guerilla Ygnaco Carrera has been killed
near Orzaba He the most influential OF all in that
vicinity and the one who kept up the rebellion Of Zou
golca
On the Sd instant dispatch was received from Mira
rom Juan del Rio saying that all march
all the towns through which they had passed were in
favor OF the good causcn More recruits hSvo joined
him on the route than hc has arms for ~ VI
proc ornation affixed 70 tho street corners In
Mexico calling upon the citizens 10 come and receive his
Majesty as the first citizen patriot and chief OF Mexico
arrival at La Tea Of the Emperor and thousands OF
citizens went forth 70 meet him. NK
General Neja is his way with his division to Fan
Luis Potosi The evacuatng French troops from that
city arrived on the LIST inst At San Miguel Allcude
Rvas Palecios had been obliged TO abandon Yenan-
cngo Oh the I'd He attacked rauca but was repGlsed
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THE Ola N 8 !.
our AUSTIN urxS Correspondence.

AusTr, Texas JAM Is, 1867
Ia understood here that Major General Sheridan has
submitted to General Grant statement to where
permanent posts are needed the frontier and that
soon as the statement reaches the Secretary OF War
may expect to SEQ the troops move Already the Chief
Quartemaster has been giving this matter his attention
The troubles heretofore with the Indians on the from
tier have been In consequence Of spectators In the In
dian territory purchasing beef cattle from the Indians
at exceedingly low figure. The Indians had TO steal
the cattle from this State In order TO make sales at
low pricea Some United States cavalry Is now 1t work
trying to stop this cyil
As FAR judge all the troops In this State are
In lne health.
Immigration from neishboring States continues II Is
expected that long shall have In Texas quite
large cotton mill in full operation.
cannot say that the State Is not now prospecting 70
m arLablv we'll
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ALLEGED lmsl1llEmEHT MA pAwHssoxfss CLERK.


si2,OOo said 60 Have Bccn Appropriated
His Arrest md Committal.
John n. Hamilton, clerk IN the employ Of William =
Robert Simpson, pawnbroke, was arraigned yesterday
before Justice shandsy charged with having Of various
es since the Let OF June last embezxled aud appro
prated 10 his own moneys 20 the amount OF -, SO
Ia n appNarp from the statement Of the complainant
Robert Simpson, that Hamilton occupied very con-
0deutsi position the employ Of the drm by virtue or
which lasrs OF money came frequently into his
poesceson being within tho line Of his regular duty
IA receive she various paid BY parties redeemng
uropevty pledged. Upon these occasions he was re-
uuIred 10 place the tickets returned upon Ole ana
enter the money 20 received on . cash book Kept
for that purpose He was also expected 10 put
the money into the safe, for which purpose he
had accoss 10 IL Mr. Simpson, upon examining The Me
OF returned tickets recently found number OF tickets
for which thep corresponding entry on the cash
book should have been u the money bad been
properly disposed or The various amounts so far nsas
certaued thus unscoounted for, are as foowsIn tho
month Of June 81, 40; July, 1876; August 1882;
September el,S2t October, u 736 November 81 ,c3a
Il Is stated however, that the examination Of the
counts which disclosed this deficiency was but cursory
sud incomplete and IL unprecedented that fuller and
more critical investigation viii disclose much heavier
defalcaton probably $4,000 or $4,000. Ia further
stated that the police visited Hamitons residence and
seized some property thoy found there which they took
70 headquarters, but which has not been identified
Justice Shandley held Hamilton for examination and 10
was looked up IN default Of $4,000 bail
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SUPREME CouRT-CnAmpeRs.
Motion to Set Aside a Decree of Divorce.
RArnrA .Indpe @ BARNARD

Motion to Set Aside Decree Of Divorce.
Before Judge G. G. Barnard.
Antonie Sfreitel y. Louisa SsreibeL-A motion was
made in this court yesterday the part Of this defend
ant against whom decree Of divorce rendered
some time since, to set aside that decree the ground
that the plaintiff, her former husband, had married
another woman previous to tho commencement Of the
action in which the decree granted Tho was
granted the ground that the defendant had abandoned
her husband and was leading dssoue life Aflda.its
were read to the effect that the defendant, who Is
living IN this city, still continues TO extent bor
Of dissipation, and setting forth rebatia Of
the allegation the part OF the defendant that notCe
OF acton had ncver been served her that copies OF
the summons and complaint in the action for divorce
ehe met coming out Of lager pccr saloon In CON-
pany with two men, ard that, she being German the
nature OF the documents was explained to her upon
which sho remarked that she aid not care, as she
had no wish TO live with the plaintiff any way.n The
motion was denied.
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BRITISH HONDURAS.
our bfLlzE CORRESPONDENCE.

Indian Invasion Of the Mahogany District,
and n Raid ON the City Threatened.
BELuE, Honduras Dec 10, 1854
This town Is Ia blaze Of excitement. Tho Yucatau
tribe OF Indians under Canule have invaded our terri
tory have taken one man captive demanded several
sums Of money from some six eight gangs Of our
mahogany cutters, and thrsRtcn to break up the
works, destroy the property there and take the work
men captvea They also threaten TO come down and
take the towns OF Orange Walk and Corosa the New
river These reports, with many others not authent
Gated, have created the ntcnse excitement and
alarm sits the countonanccs Of ALL This raid 10 the
second made by the same chief the present year.
The Governor has issued Q proclamation, called out
the volunteers aud called special meeting Of tho
Legislative Assembly Thus stands the account at this
moment Meanwhile all business Is at stand still, and
fears entertained for the safety Of the mahogany
cutters and plantation the northern and western
frontierz s HtsssM
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tation plate thereon, In shape or nrs cap
'front.' On the end a The front box, %. one
side win be the Goa. Of arms OF the city o. Columbia,
and on the other that o. the city Of New York Two
which ia the word Independence" and on the front
box the date Of the organization Of the company 1887
will remain for about two weeks The above committee
will leave here early In February and proceed 70 Co
lumba with the carriage and present the TO the
company. They win VISIT Philadelphia, Baltimore.
Richmond and Charleston route for home The assoca-
deserve great credit for the prompt manner they
have responded TO tie call Of their Southern brothers,
and cannot but cement 6rmly together the noble
feeling always manifested among nremen throughout
tho country. -
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CAN A A.


TIE FeninR Trials at Toronso Francis King
Acquitted aud john Gallagher Sentenced
To Deaih-Jubai Early in the Witness Box
PIMclkv Testimony Of n Condemned Prisoner.
TosoyTo C. W., Jan. 81, 1861
Francis King the FIRST prisoner placed in the dock
this morning. Tho court room was crowded with
Sou,horncrs, General Jubal Early, DR.. Blackburn,
Sctcay aud Colonel Steele being among the most DIS
tingaished The evidence went 70 show that King
captain In tho rebel army. undor General Breckin-
ridsa, and, although with the invading party in june
last, not positively seen III company with any armed
party Of them. Jbai Early testified for tho dofence,
eo,rg at length io dissertation the duties Of
ticket guard and description Of military lse lie
said Tho prso~r at Sh iloh do not know HIM:
IN virsria: tho Western troops were not great mil
iisry men.
tho jury returned verdict Of mot guilty." and the
Prisoner being discharged left the In Of
Eary, Blackburn and otiers
John Gallagher then placed in the dock, and
Patrick Norton Condemned FeLlan, testified for tie
defence. he said:-I came into Canada 10 establish
Fenian republic, with Senator Fitzgerald; do not know
what the intentions OF tie prisoner whom he
my intentions 10 drive the red coats
Ihc jerry returned verdict Of guilty" and tho
prisoner wac sentenced 70 DO hanged on the Sch Of
March.