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The New York herald., 1869-05-12
The Californian Mails.

WASHINGTON, May IL, 1862
The Post once Department mas received a telc-
gram from Promontory Point, stating that the mails
have been delivered at that place to the Central
Pacific Road and that the through line has been
regularly established. The Butterfield Company
were last week informed that their contract would
cease the junction OF the roads The cost by the
Butterheld route for transporting the mails was
81, 100 a mile, and by the railroad $500 mile per
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GEORGIA..


AUGUSTA, May ii, 1869.
Joseph Adkins, radical Senator from Warren
county, was shot In the abdomen yesterday after
noon near Thompson. Reports assign the cause to
private difficulty growing out Of Grim. con. case.
1t is believed Atkins wound Will prove mortal.
There is considerable discussion as to the pro-
priety OF extending the Georgia Railroad to Blue
Ridge, to form connection with the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad.
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CHARLES o. ROGERS wIII.-The will OF the late
Charles o. Rogers was admitted to probate yester
day The instrument Is datedDecember 4, 1868, and
disposes OF two-sixths OF oil the estate OF which
ne was possessed to his widow and near relatives
and the remaining four-sxths, In equal shares, to
his four children the to be held In trust unu
after they shall have become OF aRe.Boston Herald,
Nav IL
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pUcuKlYx BOARD Or FIRE COMMISSIONERS

The Board Of Fire Commissioners met at Fire
mans Hall in Henry street last evening and elected
John Campbell formerly foreman OF Hose No. q, to
NIL the vacancy occasioned In consequence OF the
piration OF the term of Alderman A. B. Thorn
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RUSSIA.

Reeraanixatien Of the Roman Catholic Reli.
gion In the Empire.
ST. PETERSBURG, May H. 1see
The government Is considering plan for the re.
organization Of the Roman Catholic Church through.
out the empire.
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Tbus IL will be seen that the HERALD circuiates
nearly three to OF any other paper, and nearly
equals half Of the combined circulation OF all the
others II s we believe the only paper which keeps
4 epocial reporter in this cltY.
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TELECRAPnIC NEWS.
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Heavy Engagement at Altagra-
cia, Cuba.
Arrival of Consul General
Plumb.
Commencement of the York Races
in England.
Resignation Of the Mayor
of Cork.
Progress Of the Christian Religion in
Russia.
pATTIC WITH MnlANc IN M0NThNA
Resignation Of the Mayor
of Cork.
Progress Of the Christian Religion in
Russia.
BATTLE WITH INDIANS IN MONTANA.
Attempt Of the Indian Prisoners to Escape
from Fort Hayes.
CUBA.

Engagement mt Observation-Disclosures Re-
distance Of the Rebels-A Spanish Colonel
and Captain Killed-San Miguel Burned
Miscellaneous News.
HAVANA. May II, 1869.
The Dtdrto to-day publishes meagre report OF an
engagement which took place between the Spanish
troops under the command or General Lesca and
the Cuban insurgents, at Altagracia. The report
says the rebels offered determined resistance
than in any previous battle, and acknowledges that
the Spanards lost colonel and captain and SIX
privates killed and thirty wounded. 1t claims that
the rebel loss was heavy, but does not give the
numbers.
The insurgents have burned the village Of san
Miguel, near Nuevitas.
Puerto Principe is reported to be plentifully sup
piled with provisions.
It's expected that the Prenso Of this city will soon
suspend publication ana probably withdraw en-
tirely from the field OF journalism.
The steamer Columbia arrived at noon to-day from
New York, with Mr.. Plumb, the new Consul General
OF the United States for Havana, as passenger
Arrived. bark Ocean Home, from New York.
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NAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunara mail steamship Scotia will leave this
port ON Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock NJ. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wil
be ready at half past ten O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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Announcement Of Removal.-Dr. Gouraua
his business from 453 Broadway 10 ~ Rond
street where can be obtained bis ITALIAN MEDlCATED
w
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THE TAX LEVIES.
Text Of the Bills Passed Appropriatlng
Moneys ior the Support of the City
and County Governments

The following are the texts OF the New YORK city
and county tax leves as finally passed by the Legis-
iature on Monday last:-
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Owing to the great increase of bust |
ness consequent on the popularity OF l
| their Cartoon and general issue, the |
proprietors OF
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Advertisements for the New York Herald
RECEIVED AT THE
BROOKLYN % OFFICE M vy UNTIL til * ~ 0,cL0cX ?. NJ
AT O'CLOCK A. NJ,
AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
H5 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
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A. $50 Broadway NAV be Seen Many Rare
Curiosities in the PHRENOLOGICAL MUSEUM. Open and
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizcs Paid In Cole,
furnished The chest paid for Doubioona
Ah'an T%yLoR CO. Bankers, Is wall street, NY.
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Advice Gratis TO Rheumatic Sufferers Daily
Dr. FILTERS ONCE, 'o4 Broadway. Special contracts -
cure mo-
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Enthusiasm In California-The First Invoice
Of Japan Tea Shipped to st. Louis.

SAN FFANVIsUU, May TO, ISOV
AT eleven O'Clock and forty-hve minutes tSan
Francisco time) the last tie and last rail- was laid
and the last spike was driven on the Pacific Railroad.
A telegraph wire, running from the City Hall under
the streets OF the city and out to Fort Point was at
tached to 15-inch gun, and at the first stroke
on the last spike telegrapned from Promontory
Point the gun was cred by electricity, and by the
same agent all the fire bells in the city were rung
The news OF the completion OF the road created great
enthusiasm IN all the cities OF this State.
The first invoice OF tea from japan for st. Louis
over the Pacific Railroad was shipped to-day, thus
inagurating the overland trade with China and
Japan.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

/ will be sent by mail to subscribers for
ak dollars per year. Address 81 Mas
| san street.
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| Barker's Hirsutus, Free from Grease, War.
make the hair grow and prevent s aog e3
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Ask Your Grocer

Ask Your Grocer
TENANTS LAUNDRY BLUE.
Depot los Chambers street,
New York
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Montana Cordiai.-No More Dyspepsia. Ts
" H. A. cIioLvIN. 1sl Fulton street, New YORK.
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! Cedar Ca,nphor, for Clothes Moths, Sold By
druggists everywhere. THEOD. s. HARRIS, Boston.
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II il Well to Get Clear Of Cold the First
week much better and safer rid yourself Of II the
foryeght hours the proper remedy for the purpose
being Dr. JAYNE's ExpectoranL Sold by all druggists
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Cristadora's UnequalIcd Hair Dyc.-SolA
applied Wig and Scalp Factory, No. Asor House.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

would impress upon advertisers the
necessity of presenting their adver-
tisements for the Cartoon papers three
days In advance, to secure Insertion.
In the general issue 1t is also neces-
sarv to present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue Of the
edition for which they are intended.
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Missisauoi spring Water, Only Known Rcms
edy Cancer and all diseases OF the kidneys Sold by all
druggists. Depot No. College place, New York.
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HAVANA, May IL, 1869.
The sugar market Is buoyant, with an improved
demand. Holders demand an advance. Sales W ere
made to-day on the basis Of reals per arrobe for
No. 12 Dutch standard.
Exchange on London, Tx a12K per cent pre-
MUM; on United States sixty days. sight, in gold,
par per cent discount; short sight, In currency,
26x per cent discount on Paris, a per cent dis
count.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
With neatnes quickness and despatch twenty-five per cens
than other printing establishment in the city,
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MEET, "a kaasau street.
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Spring and summer styles Gents and
fou'h' hs" 'eAdy p0pu'"' BURKE ias Fulton street.
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sayc 2J per cent BY Purchasing your silver
arc dirsct from the manufacturers, FORD TUPPER.
7s and Broadway, corner OF Tenth street.
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articles IN papers the
States stating that the Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba would
he discontinued authorized BY the Administrator OF
Lottery to
reports. TAYLOR 4 Co, 10 Wall street.
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The Attention of Capitaiists is Called to tho
Adminsrator's sac Of the WILLING ESTATE TO be sold
st auction by r.. H. LUDLOW 4 Co., tins day, -
~ o'coet, At the Exchange salesroon III Broadway.
Valuable Properly Prospec Parks bhsbush, Eass NM
York, Jamacs, Dobbs Ferry &C.
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ins Establishment having made extensive
additions to its .material," In the shape |
| OF Presses, Type, &C., &c, IL now prepared
10 execute orderp with unusual rapidity.
Its patrons aud the public know full well
It's style OF work and its moderate prices.
Our designing and wood engraving de.
partmsnt has been considerably enlarged
TO meet the demands OF the public. and
we beg TO offer 10 our patrons our en-.
larged facilities for such orders az they
may see dt 10 give, feeling assured that
our prices will compare favorsbiy with
any other work OF the kind. Fosters,
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets OF every de-
and color work. Wood Engraving done |
nj short notice and nj very low price |
Va Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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Important, NotIce.-The Havana Iotte

Guinness Dublin stout-a2 so Per Dozen.
GEO p. o'DoNNELL, Ssl Bowery, corner Fifth 81.
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For First Cinss Printing Of Every Descrip.
lon to the Metropolitan job Priniin: Establishment,
at
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Fine Table CIarct, SO per Dozen.
GEERY KENDALL. 0rocers, 7ls Broadway.
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At Everdelps, 302 Broadway, Wedding and
Visiting Cards. Monograms, foreign Note Papers elegant
In the city.
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Persons Wishing TO sub-cribe for the Herald
WILL BE SERVED AT AN EARLY HOUR BY LEAVING
THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OFtICE OF THk
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Established I'm 1SOO-The Metropolitan Job
Establishment "a Nassau street.
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The Upright Patent Trunk Company, no. D
Barclay street, ncxt door TO the Astor House.
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Are There Many Imperialists Among Css.
1t would for hundreds be daily seen in the
the metropolis who put and carry OF royal as
much though born the purple Upon
scrutiny however will be found that these airy
al bear the impress of the halter KNOX No 22 Broadway,
OF Fulton street. whose spring style Ia the wonder
and admiration OF the world of fashion
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City Tax Levy.


For the payment Of the stated annual Contributions OF
of the following public dspensaries
New York Dspensary the Northern the Eastern
Dispensary the Demi Dspensarv New York Homeopathic
Dspensary the Bond street Homeopathic Dspensary the
Nohea Dspensary the Northwestern Dispensary the
the Manhattan Dispensary the Eclectic
Dispensary Infrmarv Of New York Cole.e of Dentistry,
York Medical College for Women, Branch
Homeopathic Dspensary (Tompkns square Bond street
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Are There Many ImperiaIists An

Are There Many Imperialists Among Cs =
streets Of the metropolis who pu. on and carry OF royal .
scrutiny however w b found sss, these slry PASSENGER
M ,s 81 spring the wonder
At Everdelps, 500 Broadway, wedding and
Visiting Cards. Monogams foreign Note Papers most elegant
Advertisements for the New York Herald
GsssEDs sfsh 5sEvESES Is Ssssssss
ns tHLF6S At Fas s4sNSTs ssASSa Ss5SRErs. Ss5HSH
ss: sS Sf ssssEH Many ,.s R:ss
Announcement Of Removal.-Dr. GourauA
h,: g. s, ss'S: G n, II f9ssT
sSAE. ORIENTAL CREAM, Liquid ROUGE and Lily
Advice Grati. TO Rheumatic Sufferers Daily
at Dr. FILTERS ofce, 'o4 Broadway Special contracts -
Barker's Hir.utus, Free from Grease, War:
Broadway.
Cedar Camphor, for CIothes Moths. Sold BY
druggists everywhere THEOD. S. HARRIS Boston.
Cristadora,s UnequaIIcd Hair Dye.-soIA
and applied at his Wig and Scalp Factory No. Asor House.
Esta ahlished I'm 1SOO-The METROPOLITAN Job
Printing Establishment, "a Nassau street
For First Cinss Printing Of Every Descrip.
on to the Metropolitan Job Prniin. EslAbshmsn,U
Nassau street
Fine Table CI.re,, 90 per Dozen; ,
'EEkf ShhNDALL' eroesrs' 'is BROADWAY
Guinness Dublin s.ous-se so Per Dozen.
GEO. p. O'D0NNELL. Ssl Bowery, corner Fifth u.
Important, NotIce.-The Havana Lottery.
States that the Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba would
be discontinued. authorized BY the Administrator Of
the Lottery state that there truth whseve these
reports TAYLOR CO., 10 Wan street.
II IL Well to Get Clear Of Cold the First
first fortyegh hous the proper remedy for the
being Dr. JAYNE's Expectorant Sold BY all druggists
Montana CordiaI.-No More Dyspepsia. Te
'' Il. A. cHoLvIN, isi Fulton street, New Yors.
MIssi.auoi spring Water, Only Known REM.
edy for Cancer and all diseases Of the Kidneys Sold BY al
druggists. Depot No. College place, New York.
Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with neatness quickness and DESPATCH twenty-five cens
al sSe MErRoP6LTss VET POI oIn JOB PRINTING! RsrhBLisE
MENT, "a Nasssu street.
Persons Wishing TO sub-cribe for the Herald
THEIR ADDREss At rHE BRxNcH OFFICE or THE
LYN.
Royal Havana Lcttery.--Prixcs Paid In Gold
furnished The highest rates paid for Doubioona
and All kuds of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, IS wall street, NY.
s,r,us and Summer styles Gents' and
fou'0' HAS ''A'' pop""' BURKE ias Fulton street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-13

REPORTERS CRUa1Bs.-The Rev. Father Ryan
AIona) will visit cur city about three tcks hence.
number of velocipcdes passed through the city
yesterday for Atlanta.
The election for librarian of the Charleston Libra
ry takes place to-day. at P. NJ.
The market abounds in silver fish; it is said to be
sure sign of the coming OF summer weather.
officers Coates and Feed, recently suspe nded, were
restored to duty yesterday after an impartial hear
ing before the Mayor
taxpayer" aud prominent city official had q
war of worjs few days ago. which resulted i'll q
drawn bltlc {? each party claiming to be the victor.
Some hapless wight gave dinner party on last
Saturday night on the spur Cf rumor that the quo
,ca,ranto had been decided in f4vor of Pill s5ury.
lecture will IL delivered befo c the Young Mems
Christian Association this evening, at Trinity
Church, at o'clock, by the Rev. Whit, ioo,d Smith,
D. D.
Tho Macon and Western Railroad Company have
declared q dvIdcnd Of thiity-hrce and third per
cent. out of the rnngs heretofore invested in the
constru ton and improvement of the o'd, AMI
stockholders csistcrcd on the books Of the New
York agency can receive their certificates at the
Bank OF the Republic, New York-a>l others at the
Office of the Company in Macon, Georgia.
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0bitnarD.

HALL.-Drd at St JUL us, i'll It j. hn'S BE ke-
lev on the 10th March, in the 2Sth of his age.
the Rev FRAN Is MARION HALL, Minister rf the
"Church Of the Epiphany"
Only few months have passed since this young
soldier of the ordalupd to the Ministry OF
tho Protestant Ep,sropal Church, but Lis bricl ser
wee in the Gospel has brCn marked with all earnest.
ness and devotion which secur the esteem and
love oil his flock, and awakened III all who knew him
the hope of great usetuncs thought ul from q
boy with an aileconatc heart and talents Of high
order, his early manhood was consecraied 10 the
service OF Christ; and when called by the spirit OF
God TO devote himsel: tu tie Ministry, though IN
feeble hea th he entered VITA untilln" labor UPON
preparation TOR the work. as he approached the
time for ordination his piey riptned, and The sense
of Responsibility increased. With q single desire 10
Qlorlfy Chri. q, d tender love for the souls for
whom He she'd His hlood, worldly aslhratlohs were
LAID upon the altar the Cross. and to fulfill his
course aEl the Minis ry which lie bad received OF
the Lord Jesus, was The WI h Of his art. In the
parish in which he seivd. he sought 10 perform
with efficiency the pastoral work, while he faithfully
proclaimed tic doctrines OF grace; ana f0ndy Is MS
memory chorishel b. bereay.d flock.
In the family he w's cheri> he'd WIN Inc lonoesl
love, and his removal Las lett blank not 10 be
filed. But failn poiis those who mourn beyond
the grave and We zee linn cutcred into rest nc
Gospel which lie preached cheered his dying hours,
and the Saviour-n huin hc loyed-bas taken linn tc
himself
". he morning shall awaken,
The shadows shall decay.
And each tluc-heartcd servant
Shall shine as dot the Cay.
happy retributiou
shcrt toll eternal rest;
For mortas and for sinners
mansion with tlic best. u.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY

WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 1O o'clock, at lis
salesroom, MeeunS-street f,rniture, potatoes, &c.
7 FRASER NArHEwEs will sell ut IL O'Clock, at
at his office, Broad-siieet ale, porter aud brown
stout.
A. C. McG1LL1vnAY will sell for the Sheriff. at IL
O'Clock at the old Postoffce everal lois OF land.
ALoNzo j. WHITE & son will sell ut IL O'Clock, at
the old Postcfficc valuable plantation.
RIEcKE & SCHAcHTE will sell ut 0oclock, at tnelr
store, East Bay, corner Unity Alley, butter
cheese, &c. -. y
7. NJ. CATER will sell at hree.quarers past >
O'Clock, in his store Browns wharf, Gutter, saes'
I,rREy 4 ALEXANDER viii sell at 10 O'Clock
at their sto,e. I BAY. bacon, butter, &c.
JOHN e. MILNoR Co. will sell ut lo O'CLOCK, a.
their salesrouln. Meeting-sueet, dry goods, clotn-
q. W. STEFFESs will sell at halipast 9 o'c ock, in
his store veLdue Raj &c, butter, cheese, Sc
]. A ESsLow l. Co. will sellit 10 o'clo.k, at No.
80 East Bay, flour, syrup and molasses.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Adger's Executors et aI Os. o. CdlLaghan.
BY JOHN s. RYAN. AuctiOneer.

Pursuant to Decretal Order in this case, will be
sold on THURSDAY, Goth day of April next. at IL
o'clock A. NJ, in front Of the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND, situate in st. Philip
street, Ward No. 8. in City OF Charleston buttng
and bouncing south on lands OF 2. B. Oakes, west
on st. Philip-strcet north lynds now or late Of
E. q. Rodgers; east on lands of -; measur-
ing and containing in front on IT. Philip about
SO eet west line 80 feet; and on north and south
lines about 1873 feet each, be the same more less.
Tel eims-One.third cash; balance In one and two
years. to be secured by bond of purchaser and mort
gage Of prem ises Purchaser to pay for papers aud
stamps. Z. W. IL. MACKEY, 3. @. c.
April tu4tb1
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TIE UNITED STATES COURT, APRIL 12.-IloN
GEORGE S. BRYAN, PREsIDINo.-In Bankruptcy
The court engaged hearing petitions in matter:
pertaining to bankruptcy. and ordering their appro
pirate reference.
In Adm,ralty.-The causes of C. B. Grant and
others against the sloop P C. Gaillard for libel was
heard. The marshal was directed to sell the sloor
at public auction on the 18th instant, alter duly ad
yertising her in the daily papers and that he hold
proceeds subject to further order the court.
In he Circuit Court.-W. A. WardhE was appoint
cd guardian OF sundry defendants. Messrs. Yeadon
Memminger Hanckel were heard in argument
which maintained that the existing jury is the only
one practicable under the law aud legal jury
Juries Nos. one and two, with snpernumeraries
ware organized and dismissed until the l9th instant
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AN ESCAPED PRISONER CApTURED.-Some time
ago, Samuel Orr. colored, sentenced 10 impris-
onment in the House of Correction. 40 was sent to
work the drains. aud while there refused to come
out. After the lands had waited some time, and
finding that Orr did not come out, they left the
drain. During the night Sam came out, and fed to
parts unknown He had skifully eluded detection
for come time, but on yesterday was brought to
grief, and was resentenced to an additional impris
onment.
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ORPHANS ENTERTAINMENT.-An entertain
ment is to be given, to commence on the 26th ond
conclude on the 2Sth instant for The benefit Of tine
male orphans of the Cannon-street asylum. The
finarces of this institution are on the brink OF e1-
haustiop, and sore step is absolutely necessary to
save the orphans from want. The Ref. Father
schachte, who has just recovered from severe i'll
ness hos undertaken to manage the matter. and
will no doubt. safely carry the programme through
It will be refreshmen ard gtt entertainment. and
will be conducted at the asylum.
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SENDING CUT THE NIGHT WATcH.-The sys-
tenn of sending out the night watch from the Guard
houseis now conducted on the New York plan. The
watch is formed aud is marched at the front of the
se1geants oficc, where the roster is called and the
men are assigned to their posts. AS they are noi-
fed where they will he stationed they move off with
atick of the lie. The rest of the watch then re-
turn to their quarters to await hcir turn Of duty.
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RksBERY.-Be!le Caufield, better known as
the SOLDIERS Friend," succeeded, on Saturday
night in seducns one Francis Lascko into her house
in Bull-street when, through the agency of Diaua,
a colored gill aud Vim. H. stone, white accom-
plice, she feec him out of Fix hundred and thirty
dollars, which she transferred to the co.ored girl.
who gave it to the acconp!ice, who Immediately
made tracks up the tac road and buried the money
under old t,ec ncar Peyton's Bridge. Lascke had
tho parties arrested. and when in the cell at the
Guardhousc it leaked cut where the plurder had
been hidden. The money has heen recovered and
the parties turned over 20 magistrate for prosecu
ton. This is the se-oud time that similar rob-
berry has been PEE petrated on unsuspcctiug dupe
by the same persons.
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CT. LOUD HOT Ell.

ED corner o. Broadway aud Forty-sccobd-s rect,
possesses advantages s other houses for the ac
culpmodatiou vi It's guests. 1t WIS built expressly
for fir.t-cl1ss family boarding. house-the rooms
being large and Ell suio, heated ly slen-Miih hot
AMI cold " ter and furnished second to none; whilo
tho culinary department is in the most experienced
hands, an riding guests an uncqdllied table,
One of Aiwood's PLirnt Elevators is also among
the I'm ldcrn improvements" aud at the service OF
guests ut ull hours
The broadway ane University Place Cars pass the
door every iuur minutes, ruuninJ FROM the City
Hall to Central Pa K, while the sixth aui eventh
Avenue ines are but shor, block either side.
aifordIng ample ficitirs for communicating with all
The depOs, steamboat landings, places OF nmuse-
ment and business OF the great metropolis
MORE Il HOLLEY, Proprtetors.
March u Gmos