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A Berlin Aauarium.

Co,Tss1ond,ned Of hs san Yrdncfsco BvteHn.
The visitor sntsrs a ra..ase like the ordinary
entrance into museum. lie comes 10 largo trys.
which h'inE serpent-, lizards, turtles, and other
reptiles arc displayed. Then TO large aylaries Of
immense extent, with living , itscs, emons whose
'HSs sse .nI SGk. down over over ssissirsis @ e % inS
rocky grotto, apparently 30 or 90 feet deep, into
vt..h tue ws,er Is falling In cascades he proceeds
onward ana turning 10 the right, enters tunnel In
the rock. and 30 passes on through passages, cay.
and ever descending downward, with occasional
fountains, cascades and waterfalls, until he reaches
the gro,to which fret mentioned, where he beholds
q stream Of ~a,er dashing down the rocks, and
looking upward as he stands on the shore OF mlna
ture lake he thinks II is 100 fo.t high And all this
large aquariums. built Of solid rock and enclosed 10
front by thick plate glass.
from the nOcr so that ore looking into them Is TAR
below the surface OF the water aud views II from
ne,Sw pnd % h p,Dy y sien % w., w. InH h,an,. ~
of the waters. II Ia by fnr the finest collection Of
squariumt have ever seen or heard or |, WAS de-
lEhtul to natteu ones nose against tAose great
squares ~ thick plate glass, and bring ones
within six inches OF the bead OF grand, gray old
carp and tho play OF his giils the movement OF
bis eyes, the queer faces that he made, the slight
play OF hi. tail and lns, and the almost impereept.
Bile motion OF every part of is body.
There wcro gold and silver ish there at least II
Incl 90 In length and great catfish weighing " ~
pounos. fish that went TO sleep In great piles when
nlEit came on noIplne could not swim,
but only hop or rt themselves ahead three or -four
inches at time. Iobsters and crabs, and most
absurd she'll nsh OF thAt class called, believe, ths
shield 1sh. A queer little fellow. not more tlan
three inches across, with n multitude Of slender.
weas lcgs, ehucsed in under great, broad, thin,
shield, Ur shell eight or nine inches across. The
poor fellows legs were not long enough to react
outside Of his shell, even to lis extremity inside.
and he ~a- 20 small, and MS sh,ll 80 large and 40
thin, that whenever he got into current or bsli
ran against hui, or he ran against pebble, over he
went on his back and then hrd 20 ork hall an hour
to got back sgnin. Indeed, that seemed TO be his
chronic condition, OF being his back and trying TO
get his feet again like some politicians have
beard ot but whcse names do not occur 10 me just
ai present.
{ ttink these large catfish chew tobacco. They
have the loON and movement OF face and mouth that
some tobacco cheNors have. This rock work II
probably the finest artificial rock work ever con
structed The aquarium ia the lnest thing iu Rerlir
for stranger "a Welt The gaArics OF art do moi
compare with those of other citic.. Even kuhlhach
nno n, scoo~ 10 not bring them up to the average.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

unquestionably the most gifted President ,hi,
country has ever had Is Grant.
FL Senator Grimes, writing from Naples, Peb. Il,
ssye that his health 10 steadily Improving
Judge George NJ. Curtis il a Democratic candidate
for Que OF the new Common Pleas Justlce.hips,
Henry A. Daniels. NJ. D., has published in com.
pact form number o! Interesting surgical trActs,
j. ID, oIerson wins on SATURDAY night mluated
nv the Republicans VI Nashua H. for the MayOralty.
Saturday evening Con. Quessda, with his STAFF
dined at the residence OF Com j. e. Levy. Murray mn
Bishop Foley preached HE farewell sermon In Bal
Lmore yesterday He will go 70 Chicago 10 about Two
John II. Alley, OF Congressional notoriety, Ia "a.
nous IoT ne hnmber OF his breast pins. The WGgs In
Lynn coll him 1enp Alley"
In recent represent alton OF Mrs. Jarley's wax
works, In Washlngton MIR. Julius BIng, OF the Greek
Legation TOOK the part OF cyrus the MCde.
II Is rumored that Mr.. Cofey. the Secretary Of the
American Legation at g. Petersburg, viii escort the
remains OF hr Buringanie TO the United States.
The dog which wac sent to Grant, and which he
refused 10 pay the freight has been sent 20 the
Found Grant thus proved 10 be "penny wise, but
pound loolhh." What neItp
II Ia reported In the Citizen that at the Tony Hart
man socisoe as week. tho portrait ofthe Hon. Ihomss
j. Cresmer NN exhibited snrrounded with tho iDscTlp
uon, T." Our Next Mayor" Who knows2
The executor OF Gottschaik ~ Mr.. Chsrlea VeLin,
brytAtr Of the dlStuguifhtd actor ~ that mann, In
FnFltrd Mr.. Vein y aNelknown and highly ,Culi
vailed rrcislt OF ihi adoipbla, and was Gotschaks
muat intla A.C lflvnd
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OBITTdRY

Henri 81 OdI, the we'll known ,ooj,r, ID A,U,,
u'eu oh sH'nruay evening In buffalo OF Uphold fever
Ihomas X Bruce, one OF the directors aud a
toilntI Setictafl OF the xttna Fire Insurance Com.
pauS OF Hartford died yesterday.
General George l.. Camp. n prominent railroad
contractor IN The West. one oI the contractors OF the
Panama RailroAd. died In 81. Lous on SATURDAY.,
Father SinamOs OF the Society of Jesus. one Of
the most eminent Roman Catholics in tho United
states. hh lusf dicd IN Chicago, AGED AZ, He ua
tive OF Holland, Qua came 10 this country IN IS,l.
The funeral OF Robert G. Jackson, late and for
many years ianitor and assetant librarian OF the Actor
Library, took place Yesterday q ON the sVTng stIe
lrtshytsrsn Church. The remains were Attended by
Mosaic Temple No, !, 7. II. y l.. Snow Unlon No. Z.
Mr. Joseph =. LOiseau, the welLknown French
natrot died In ST. Louis OF Vari0la on the lst inst at
the age Of AZ He came % the Tinted sistes with hi.
wife and father In 1883. He OF the editors OF
Ia hsgbs FOusa and correspondent OF tho French
New YORK newspaper. the Bdiieifa. He raised three
hellIOn, " hghl for the cause OF the Union.
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JOIIINGs IBOJT TOWN.

The de'rauded soldiers will moet at il3 Bowery, at
3 O'Clock ,ais evening.
Punrhir0NO. tic new comic papcr, VII issue ~
saws
Elyira Stone dlcd suddenly, Yesterday AZ 55i Wcs.
wayne coupty.
The Assistant Aldermen on Saturday oyerrulei The
Ma,or'. yeI2; AID ordered tue Pa'cmeat OF c,rain
Thomas Ryan ofPi Park street, died Yesterday a,
rsE wSfd 81 wedos.iy T fspa AK S osV o. '
Jacob Andrew, a suilor, died day or two ago on
the bark vAn;ch now lyiH At DO loot ei RGtstf.
street 4. X. lie had fallen lron the mlEsen mast
Ieury Hart, colored waiter, aged 20, died sud
convicted " petit larceny and sentenced 10 M mouths
imprisOnmeut.
Silver coin has begun 10 Aow back from Canada
and ts Iaymert is becoming general throughout he
Philadelphia last week.
Charlie. Rogers, aged sO Of s99 Sullivan street q
habllna dTunhard Nas sirested yestcrday afternoon
Eighth Ward Police station. WI - '"'
SEidss, Hennssy cook in the boarding house at
Y West 1hrtyhrh street vac shOck knglY burned yes
tetday morning while cooking breakfast, her clothing
taking nre lron = range.
The rehesrsals Of the Church Music Association,
preliminary TO uo third concert OF the season. are TO bo
West Twenty NTH street
Thomas stanton, aged Is Of 1877 Cherry street,
while playing With gauge yesterday IN a csrycr's shop
sSs H.s ssIse! o eHs ss dsnEsTous III Tue len leg
Charles Mdller, u German, OF ~ Mulberry street
while passlne thronsh Chatham street last evening was
IIfd per,on 6cu f1sHed p and sa66eI Miller IN ths
head with aknile.
Sergeant Edgar Davis, who now has charge OF the
show INK his rrs9ners that q his view poverty not
dungeons yesterday.
a veteran ~ the late war died yesterday morning
@ EAT lnIT,y'ss9nd street lssyns vie md
Waters 800 Mulberry street.
Mr. Ianl iN
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CAMERON AMOYG THE PU0ILIsrs.
Old Captain Johns Pirst Experience In the
Midst OF the Bruisers-The Pusilists TO be
Tried N . Criminals.

On Saturday night the venerable Captain John
Cameron learned that o number OF pusillsts would
witness private batterng match. at about midnight,
In Costelos barroom. i2s First avenue where Alder
man Scanucll wss shot. Accordingly. at about 1i:30
p. NJ. strong force OF police, headed By ocer Jo-
sept Nicholson, Of the Eighteenth Precinct started
for the place They found large crowd assembled,
and succceced in arrosting about twenty men, in
Guiding John saunders and John Leyn., the pusiliss
who had intended to punch each others faces for the
qualification OF tue rest Of the gang. The whole
party, consisting OF James Judge, James Logan,
Owen O'Nei,, John Mack, John Harmon. John MUIR
ray, Thomas MeKenha, Felix Norris, Joseph Cor
man, William Clark, Henry Price, Michael Mont
gomery, James Carr, John Mullano, Richard Reilly,
John Ryan, james Flynn. and John Salmon, wore
yesterday taken before JUDGE Scott, at Essex MIR
ket, and were bound over TO keep the peace Tor six
months. Levins and Saunders were committed to
the Special Sessions In 81 600 ball. Costello
al, ing bond ior their appearance.
Among the ,rty arrested was q lad named John
Mcmahon. He was recognized bv James White, Of
2SS Avenue b. who said that Mcmahon assaulted him
the 1cth Of February and then struck him on the
bead with = slung shot. cutting him very severely
Mcmahon admitted striking White, bur said that he
did II with his dst. He was coui Ditted to answer
under 600 bail This Leyins Is 9 near relative Of
Cosiello,. and Is well known rough. Costello
himself H.. Low been arrested the fourth time within
a month.
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COMMON SENSE.
silver " Medding In HiYh Iifc-No Presents
No Gtn Enterprise show.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colgate celebrated on
FRIDAY evening last At their residence on Madison
avenue, the ath anniversary OF their marriage, On
tue csrds % invitation, gotten up, BY the way In
cel;ent tatoe, we're engraved the significant words
mo presents." TIE house WAS decorated with the
rarest flowers, the banquet provided was magrih.
cent, the music was superb, and, in n word nothing
WAS Nsnting TO make thr occasion one long to hc
remembered with feelings OF unnXci delight The
company WAS unu. ually select, and it was q notice
able fact that the toilets of the lady guests, though
elegant and costly. were very simple.
The mo prosents " idea Is one that should be
adopted universally II IL well enough to make
presents when you feel like it, but to BE- invited and
thus virtually forced TO do 50. Is very difereut
thing, than which nothing can be more vulgar
Apropos of whcI. We beg TO suggest tnat the sys'
tenn Of wedding presents " be ahOli7hel-uot be-
cause they are more costly TO receive than to give,
(Which, OF itsef would be excellent roasonJ but
simply a. a matter OF dclicacy ard good taste
Marriage Is too sacred thing to I've made Gin
enterprise " of. II Is bad enough that tho Presi.
dency should nave come TO this. We don't wish to
quarrel bout tile matter; on the contrary, We say
" Let Us lave peace which wo believe TO be quite
practicable with Z" no presents"
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE KIND or LIBERTY OF THD
PRESS THEY NAVE IN FRANCE.

The Editors Of tho Reforme In Prison-Ths
Sentence Of Anothtr r Editor the Marseits
Inisr-No Coup d'Etut Intended By the
Friends Of NfoDtpensicr.
Paris, March 6.--Scven members Of the edi-
torul STAFF Of the Refoyme 0owspsper) have bcca
convicted Of violations OF the press law and have
received sentences Of from 10 four months i'm
prisonment and the total amount Of anes imposed 10
10000 francs NJ. Bcz,re, OF the writers for the
1drseiidLse, who, on seeing the Emperor one day.
shouted " vive Ia Reppblique," has been condemned
10 iDpJisoDwcnt for three months, and nncd so
francs. Uneasness Ia manifested by the friends a
the University Of France account OF certain eor
cal probe An Extraordinary Committee has
been constituted, with N. GuiEot as Chairman, 70
guard the interests OF the University.
MADRID, March 6.-An ofhcial denial Is given 10
the despatch which appeared In the Paris Journals.
stating that the Duke Of Montpensier wos received
with an ovation on bis return to this city. In the
Cortes yesterday, Gen. Prim positively denled thss
q coup d'sl1t was intended In favor Of the Duke.
He declared that the Cortcs alone had the right 70
decide who should be the head Of the Government.
He added that there wss no reason why the arrival
OF the Duke Of Montpensler should create a sensa-
ton.
Tho elections OF members Of the cortes have -
far resulted IN favor of the Government.
No less than thirty Governors have been elthef
Removed or transferred.
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Lat friday evening Mr. SaIes Of Madison ave.
nue, tear Fifty fourth street, a very enjoyabe
and seee, sociable IN honor OF tis beautiful dauah
tor, Miss Adele. Nirs Adele was kept IN entire ~
norauee VI the aHair, aLd on her return from dra
matte entertainment gave vent to her Surpr-s in
scream feminine par erc,!!e1cs. The ladies' toilets
were most beautiful and the display Of diamonds az
uemely dazzling. Miss Weeks MAS attred in full
dr,ss Of black velvet. A beautiful set u diamonds
completed her ol,gslt toilet. Miss Houseworth wac
very charmgngly dressed. Miss Heslct trippod
through tie dances richly dressed in white. Mise
Meyers aud Miss Carrie Peot wore toilets Of sur.
passing beauty. Miss TAYLOR OF Lexington avenue
was most charming. Among the gentlemen present
We noticed Mr.. Peet. MIR. HouSeWorth, and a nun
ber Ut others Of the ton. MIR. sares and DR.. se,ger
tue fashion able W. town Homeopathic physician,
danced with sGaee AMI ardOr astonishing At their
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an pDSssyRII rirgpcargs; 3 J, 4 !,

Deerye average. 10 7O1O0; Rudolphe's average,
10 Deery given ~ points for pockets and misses
and Rudophe 81.
AT 1880 p. NJ Deery bad made so, and Rudolphe
465. There was much excitement, and Deery was
the fsyorite by great odds.
At midnight Rudolpho made o run Of sTo, which
was received with wild applause. This made him
nearly even with Deery, the score standing 1,Oii TO
1,081. Az this point the number Of SPECTATORS bad
Increased to 1000, and though great excitement was
manifest excellent order and good feeling prevailed
Tho mattel, was finished at one A. NJ. Rudolphe
making o run OF ~ and scoring 1b0l points. At
one time Deery claimed q foul. Great excitement
and confoslon followed which calIned down as soon
Al the conclusion OF the game thore was some con.
fusion, but no violence was committed. The crowd
finally seized Rudolphe aud carried him from the
building In triumph.
Rudolpho was considerably annoyed throughout
the game by some Of Deery'e backers, but had the
tnpathy OF the greater portion OF the SPECTATOR
and played mHlnIaeently.
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ROBBED or A RETOLTER.
The Trials o. n Commercial Traveller on
the New Haven RAJ road-Paying Under
Protest, aud Put OF at Last-Give us
sensibls Passenger Ticket Law.

oI ""
the New Haven RAJ ro1d-Paytng Under
Protest, aud Put OF ut LaH-Cive MS n
sensible Passenger Ticket Law.
Mr. VIM. l.. Stephens is q commercial traveller
for hessrs. Baker a Carey, Of thi. city. Ho has
travelled many hundred miles behind the iron horse,
and says he has never been treated in such O bar.
barous manner a. on the New York and New Haven
Railroad. His story is very touching one. He
purchased ticket for eprinRneld at the depot 10
Fourth avenue, with the understanding that
he might stop al Stamford on the
way. Tho next day he WAS on the
train with his baggage. The conductor came
sround for the fore, and Mr.. stephens presented
his ticket The conductor refused 10 take II, and,
despite his otestatons Mr.. stephens had 10 paw
second time. hut he asked for the conductors
name, and being told II was Wallace, put II dowu In
bis note book.
Mr.. stephens rode on. He was ip bad humor
ness he bsd there In q few hours lie was ready to
leave the place, and took seat on another Spring
field train. He wss no longer In very bad
hupor, and whom the conductor came around
that is, not the same one as eeore.ho
pay q second time. He was quite sstounded, how.
ever, WREN the conductor informed him that not
t.i6 .his ticket was good. Mr. sterhenss patience
quite gave out Ho Hstly refused to pay fare three
imes. The conductor Was equally Determined, and
no.ssngs, o,, Nor was he content with that Call
inT u rec ASSISTANT, 20 bis aid, he took Mr. ste,
phenss vioyee aud rerot,.. rom hm' anu reiuseu
10 give them up again. o,...,.s
A gentleman who beard Of the affair ha, ,'oser'eu
that these conductors should be called TO accorrN
revolver should interestingly sllos It to be taken
fom him.
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BROOKLYN.

The Navy Yard employs 9025 work men
strct-Attornoy Morris will nuke smother Snort
this week 10 bring the election fraud cases to trial
William hercey, OF Harlem. aecdently fell into
the G and street. Wilansburgh, Terry sp last evening
but was rescued,
William Chambers, the murderer OF W T. voor-
hes II 10 Do arrnigned In the Oyer and Ierminer this
morning. Mi CHARLES 5. spencer 10 his couhseL
Theodore Miller was arrested at 8 o'clock yester-
day morning In Third ttIret, Wilihmsburgh on sus.
marked "Miller"
The Brooklyn City Mission and Tract Society cole.
hrated IT'S iorYnrst anniversary u tho Academy last
evening. The lpts Last year were tgl i, and the
expenditures t20,yB0
The Ciermont Avenue Skating Rink wns crowded
on Saturday evening the ocrasion OF the skating
tournament, in which Brady, MeAls, and FISHER pATtC
psted. Brady won standing u to\ heades 81
Tte trorN's batveer oDior"d J'Omon ut tho Bridge
street NJ r. Chuicb on FRIDAY n last, appear 20 have
been nothipg more serious than Might. during which
onr pushed tic other against an ron rahng. .nghty
iniui.nH iiuI
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COYGRRssMAN KELLO0G's MILL.
Let us Have the Fact--I- not the selling Of
n Post Once appointment Worthy of an


Post Once Appointment worthy OF an
Investigation
To Mo Editor or The sun.
SIai Some weeks ngo there appeared 10 your
valued paper an article nom Derby, Conn, In rels
ton to Congressman Kellogg's mill. In that com
munica,lon your correspondent promised further
developments, AMI he has not produced them yet
I would like to call your attention to the other
side" Of this matter. Now, I know you would not
willingly do insstice TO any man, and presume Bir-
mlnEham would not, but why, II in his power, does
he not tell us Of the corruption that he insinustee
sbounded in the lobby OF last years Legislature, and
who were the guilty psrtiesf and while he s about
II. he should shed some light the working OF the
mill In relation TO the Derby Post once.
lie does not DO himself any good or does not
Affect Mr.. KelloFgs repstation by his last article
and II he Knows - much about these matters as be
say. he does. hs certainly tell the public who
the rogues are, Now, have soine little knowledge
regarding Mr.. Eellogr's appointments and know Mr..
Hall, the gentleman who suceeedcd In securing tho
and well-tried hard working Republican. He has
served HE town with ability In the Legislature; was
. soldier, and bslisyo the ycry map. who should
have had the once. In Waterbury, Mr.. mi, the
successful candidate, II much liked, and was ap-
pointed in accordance With the wishes Of large
The trouble IL, Mr.. Editor, there are not enough
ofiees for all that are hungryi aud although am
not like 10 see an GNlcle appear which has 40 little
bottom to II as that signed BY Birmingham" Let
"a hear from him again perhspe he viii tell US
ground In tbs mill from the little town q Derby.
MILFORD.
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THE yiIION's WARDS.
PHying Peusions-The Crowd at the Fay
masters once.

10 "a, Ei..or Of The sun.
SR Your article in this mornings ScS en-
t-l Disgrscing the Nation" is, IN many respocs-,
naccurste and does manifest injustice 10 both Gen
lawrence and Col. Van Duren, the agent. for pay
isg pg -ions In tnis city. or the siI thousand f.
male pensioners, less than four thousand cUme 70
the onlre tor their pensions; That some OF them
20 the ofhces the nght before The payment II
70 benin, and remain uutil the next day Is matter
o'no reprOach to the ngeuts; they canno, prevent
Ro, 'a1 shs Ry S'i 'ns %c asI The
made are so poor, didcult Of access aud
,msl, is not the fault OF the agents.
The allowance for clerk hire and otiee rent ~ 10
small that the amount necessarily naid for clerk
nrV erhau,s II ali, and tie agents are forced to ae-
espt suoh once room they can &c by the courtesy
lariss OF the clerks employed At the widows agency
amount to one thousand collars more than the al.
lowauoe made by law for both salaries and once
rent. Tue gay and comfortable yOnth-, tho clerk
.t the sGencies in this city, were employed from q
vi an the pensioners we're paid at the Invalid
agency. At the invalid agency there re.
matted at half.past four Ia the afternoon
spilled three hundred and ninety pensioners had
recelvei their money-more than were ever before
psid In single day in this city. Al the widows
yrncy tbe pa,men.s continued until half past 7 ?.
~, W., and al were paid who presented themsCvcs with
a. both agencies have served IN the army one l. u
psnsiou.r himself As have taken great interesr
u 'he pa ment Of pensions, lave spent eonsIderO
Die time al both the Oficss In this eity have never
seeu single ease Of ineivllity TO u pensiOneT, o.
The part OF either agent clerk. On the
contrary, | have had frequent occasion 90 OBJ
serve the patience with which they have borne the
stoldiHg, not unfrequenuy cursinE, Of tive Der.
.io.ers, because Of delays which we're unavoidable,
and Tor which no one nt the sgency was could be
re-Dln,lble For their ehOrts 10 break m the ring
OF dishonest claim agents. who have for many yeArs
hteu larae portion 81 the money intended Tor the
pof Pensioners, the .agents mere, a. at Albany and
uanihda-ua deserve the thanks OF all the friends uf
.ns ,o.llri-, tleir widows, and orphans, Tne Gov
make the payment, and II should be made quarterly
MsIe I'd seuiannually, as now.
AT Phtdelphit Boston, and Albany, y0rterday
lhvfe Ns' tlie same crowd At tho sgsnces and tho
"nt insuncency Of room, THIS is the fault of The
pN7htlVe branch OF tho Government not Of the
eiecut'r' From the payment O about two u lions
u do,Lrs per snnun, the business has grown until
nov laTe 10 about thirty millions paid annualy and
menL " 81
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

The oriqin nj Seventeen have grand masquerade
b ull tonight In MoIrsan.R Hall
Patrick Donelly, an octo2enarian, was found dead
last evening" Carr avenue AMI the Westcheser road
The Coroner's jury rendered verdict OF death fom
age and exposure.
The Directors Of the new Harlem Extension Rsi
road, which comprises the Harlem, Lebanon springs,
and Bennington I'm Rutland (Ntl Raiirosds have re
organized. and ereLUd j, e. BuokOut bupuriR lendont
and q. PlLUkney @el- al freight a2ent.
A lively main between New York and Westchestor
took place ct KU1ge'r, MoITHana, on Saturday even
log. The hght was Tor so battle aud s20J battle
money. Nine battles were fought, lasting hour
g3H minutes aud Of these New YORK won only two.
-Four BIRDS were Killed.
The Co missioners for grading and paving the
Boston road nave not done their work nor eIpe nded
the rorntr rlNr r--e'rS n fhHrn T. 'Nr sst,sftc
ton Of the IaXpAjers, aud that they want further
hprroprHtuu, lta opposed 80 that the question " to
hGIr'utd Doi0lU ,uo appropriate couSitsOe 10 AIbsn
Oh 'ht ilt iI,t