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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
OPPOSITION TO THE COMPULsORR
EDUCATION BILL.


Let tko scctarian schools divide tho Er-
pense with the state-Thc Endless DE-
scnsion- which MIR. Dixon Appreheuds--
The Gravuy OF Events In Romc-Ths
Hostile Attitude Of Austria.
JoSpos, March l5.--In the House Of Commons
last evening. TIE Compulsory Education bill caps
up on motion. for o second reading. Mr.. Dxos.
member for Birmingham, opposed the second read
Ing OF the bI-rnuch US lie desired free schools-bs
eonse II Was bed in many points. II provides No
educational department or normal schools. 1t makes
attendance compulsory, vet grants years grace be.
fore compulslon becomes operative. Mr. DiKca
thought sectartan occupicrs should choose School
Boards, dividing expenses with the State. II rcM
rious questions are lsn within the control Of Tho
Boards. endless dissonsion must be the consequence
PARIS. March is.--Forty members have signed
q demand to the President OF the GeumcnicA
Council that the order Of the deliberations hs
changed, aud the schema relating to infailbil,y BE-
Immediately discussed. Events In Rome are daily
becoming grsvcr. II is said that the Marquis d
Binuevl.le the Fench Ambassador, left to-dsy FOE
PaTis, and that the Ambassador Of Austria at Roms
has received IRON his Government directions 20
tain tie demand OF Coun, Daru for tie admission of
Frenci, repre- sentative TO the Council
In the House of Lords to-day, Earl Grsnvie OK
plnined uiat Disturbances In Galway and Mnys
counties, Ireland, Demanded tho presence OF The
stored
H. the House of Commons. Sir J. Pakingtop saa
II was reported that The steamer ttty OF Doeton
left America loaded twenty inches deeper than ths
Underwriters allowed. He gnve notice thst hs
should aske the Government TO inform the House
whether there was any truth IN this report.
1t was agreed that The budget should be intro
duced on the 1tth proxlmo.
Mr.. Torrene announced a resolution In favor of
Colonial eelfgovernment, and OF enabling colonies.
like foreign states, to guard their own interests.
The debate on the Education blu was resumed
Mr. Winterbotham expressed Dissatisfaction witA
the measure considering IL in advance Of the rutfs
needs and wishes. Lord Robert Mortagu denied The
necessity OF excluding religious teaching from ths
schools.
Without action the House adjourned,
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The Unfortunate who Found a C0untsrfets
Plate while Looking for Oys ers.
John Storer, who was arrested on the s6th 0f
February for having In his posse a counterfeit
plate which he had iound the Staten Isand beach
while looking for oy ysers. VAS brought up yesterday
morning before Commissioner Norton. Mr.. Apple
gate, Of the Secret Service Department, testified
that lie had heard storer say lie was NEGOTIATING foe
the sale Of toe plate. Several other Witnesses test
fed that storer had found tho plate on the beach "a
Priuces Day, Staten l4and, and that so far nor
conce..in1 K, - -h57tA u a. As.'--. ~ .-. -.
even went to several internal revenue oricsrs wivS
ue Intention Of giving II M 20 the Government
The cs-e was postponed untlI 1uesdNY al II o,cck
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NEW JERSEY.

r T. Kinney, ESQ, editor Of the Newark dd,tr.
use IN.
An enrlmpmeht Of the New Jersey National Guard
Il L. Ue ordered duilag tho cnsulug summer.
The New Jersey state Druggist,' Associa alton
adjourned 10 meet IN Hoboken on the I'd i1st.
big dog bit Piece out OF the leg of an Alderman
OF Paterson day or 80 ago, The dog died.
"Spe ct Lahore " has been adopted a. the official
motto o. Paterson. with hcrad embom Of nnu
planting young tree.
A fat, nntiquateh, retired lawyer Of Paterson SUP
posed to have WhOe hOusc fun NJ Government hOIds
yesterday went NJ the unlnca spout Nr.leGt vi
DrOTer caution Ia "cndorscmens" Was the cause.
Tie model Scho, | Conmi-sioncr- or Hoboken had
anotner secret meeting on Mondsy evening IN Public
SChOoi No l. on Nardvu tlrcC and cook ther
.wndle hclorc retiring from office Luckily. thoy have
but two weeNs longer to ran.
The wife ~ Mr.. Mork Wilkinson station agen! Of
the Erie hallway AT llhe View, died about ten dry.
since n ch d,rth The vent 20 seriously affected N,
son AdernIcn, that she died yesterday.
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The Buyoauc Murder "a My,h.

A story was published yesterday that Mr'.
Randall hsd died in the Mansion House In Bayonne,
New Jersey. under suspicious circumstances, the
Suspicious fact being that, before intcrment, her
body had swollen and assumed q purple hue. Mr.
Randall did not live in the Mansion House. nor yet
In Bayoune. She and her husband, Otis W. Ran.
dsN, keot the Willow Haven House. mile or two
back or Cen rcl HE station. on the New Jersey Cen
tral Railroad She had for several years been sub
Ject to violent ns OF vomiting. During those fe her
iace wouli onen become purple and the fact OF their
While endeavuriug to yomt, last Wedne sdsy hight,
she broke blood vessel near her heart and. alter
bleeding pro.useiy nom the mouth and eyes. died At
So'cloek on lhursdav morning The partial swell
ing OF her body, efer bens kept ioe miIh. indi-
cate dropsicI tendency. Mrs Randall lived on
the best terms with her husband, and enjoyed tie
esleem OF oil Wto knew her.
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CAMDEN AND AMBOr LE0IsLaTUsE.
Goed-By AIR line Railroad Imp en- ch neni
Of q Hebokep Justice-Dt1erenc~ Of Opiu-
ion Between Q he Governor n nd tho Spea .

Gocd-By Air Line Railroad -Impea ch sent
Of q Hebokep Justice-Di1erenc~ of Opiu-
Ion Between . he Governor and tho Speaker
TRssIoS, March l6.-In the senate to-day the
Air Line bill withdrawn and the following bills
we're passed IN third reading: To Incorporate the
Mercer and Somerset Railroad Company; to consoli-
date the New Jersey. Hudson, aud Delaware Rail-
ruad with those OF the New Jersey, Western, and
sussex Valley, and the hoboken. Springfield and
Paterson Railroad. The Jersey City Consolidation
hill was passed.
In the Assembly ajoln, resolution WAS introduced
requesting Congress 10 repeal the Income tax. Mr.
House offered = resolution providing for the appoint
mont OF = joint committee to inquire into the ex-
pediency o; enactna a general railroad law. Mr.
" illiam Hrinkerloh presented articles OF mpeach-
ment ugaiu-t Justice John White, OF IIobOken, for
having received exorbiaht fees Ia - over hicn
he had jurisdiction. The bill incorporating the
Newark and Hudson Railroad Company was passed
TO n third reading.
A message Wns received from Gov. Randolph. call.
irg tie gtentlon OF The House to bil providing for
the taxation nf all incorporated compatirs upon their
eross income. and recommending IL passage anu the
exemption Of real c-tate from iurther smens.
Speaker Albeit and other prominent members
we're In favor OF releasing capital employed In man
uiactuTes iom all burleLs, Hnils other members
urged that real estate, and especially agricultural
IrOreTty ull be exempt.
The supplement, 10 the bill extending the prJyi-
siOn- u the Riparian act was p1sse i--]J TO :.
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THE SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.
MIJOR ", W. LELAND ca 1NEs 0EORGE
WILKES ON BRO4DW1F.

Interesting street Fisht--wi likes knocked
Dowu-The Majors Cane Brokcn-wash-
ing OF tn. II ood-Thc Cause Of tie Fight.
George Wilkes, editor Of the Spirit Of the
TVnss has, t s ssid for some time pact, entertained
i.feeling against William W. Leland, lately the pro-
prietor Of the st. Julian Hotel. On Saturday week
he made q partial attack upon the latter
In his paper, wbereupon Leland called at
his ofnce, and requested him 10 desist
from future articles OF the kind. Mr.. Wilkes re-
fused and said that he should continue giving his
opinion upon him. Maj. Leland departed, telling
wilkes that be would then have TO abide By the con-
sequences A shGrp skirmsl Of words occurred be-
tween the two and Leland departed. In the Spirit
Of the Times OF last saturday. In long article upon
Mai Leland, Mr. Wilkes published the following
'annlP% but pa,sfEsGOM sns hss Major william w. Leland woud
nyMEnS M or S se %Eh S says 90 40 Ss
swipde, and scoundrel whose niamy isa, common n1I
s;w York. cVsa and Ss sssS
hrutishness TO MS 0shoncsy, disconntenanoed even
mas OF VIE Who, 10 add on % being sdorSSd with
every womany virtue has borne him several Children
| yesterday lie met him between Worth and Duane
streets. Taking Oh his gloves, he stopped Mr..
msant by slanderins 6iu,. Mr.. Wilkes said:
Keep away from me now don't want any,hlns
to do with you" and at the sane time moved bis
| right hand toward his left breast pocket. Major
| Leland thought that he was attempting " draw a
pistol and felt that no time was to be lost Having
an caken stick with kLotted top In his band he
struck Wilkes violent blow on the head. and rartmy
stunned him lie followed tho blow by others, on the
head, face, and body. and after knocking Wilkes
down, finally broke his cane. Wilkes recovered him
self and ran into store 3 Brcsdway, pursued by his
| antNgonis'. Here he suljectod 10 renewed
blows, and his head and cheek lied freely. Leland,
finding that bis stick, without the upper part was
but moderately effective, finally desisted and left.
wilkes washed lis face In the store, and also de-
parted The whole htsir MSS Of very short duration
| Wike. made no complaint and, consequently, no
arrest Of Leland made. Persons Interested will
| carefully read the next issue Of the Spirit q nt
| Times
Mrjor Leland was visited by host OF friends lasi
! evening, who warmly congratulated him uron has
| achievement In conversation vita kus re
| porisr the Major said
The charges made against me In George Wi.kes's
papor are AS false as he'll and he knew it when he
| printed them. There IL not word o
truth In Il cm. felt my duty TO pun
| ish the miserable coward, ahd have
| done So Iask no iavors. ] ssk for nothing bui
| falr play and that am sure the public will grant
| My character l. too ael known to be affected by
| hny thing that George Wilkes can say or write"
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGHAPH.

The Senate Is enjoying its Reveis.
IndnnaNol. voted yesterday to give tG5 900 70 the
Indiana and Illinois Central hallway.
Gov. Walker has appoio ted n new City Councll Tor
Richmond under Jne Enabling Act.
a, the Womcn's Rights Convention In Peoria yss-
tcfday. h.s su'sn H. Anthony was u speaker,
Tie chin men hnyc been driven ont Of She new
mine nj san Diego. aud several Of hem killed.
Jacob Georcc N4scl. a German, died in PiIahei-
piia gCsl,rioy, haNpj boen assaulted by negro who
Nr. Albert @. Alien was nominated o. Monday 10
succeed w Niaben, a. Assessor OF the second Se~
Al the second oroltou fcr szrpor Of ofIew-lou, Ms.
SG;terGsy there Sa no ehoIcSs"rhe Republican cas-.
A bill has passed the Kentucky House making IL
counties of Kentucky.
John W. Collln., detlultlng clerk In tho Cus
ard hall years lnDrEonnlent
The hin to Guth rizo the cily Of Portland to lend
Hscredt 10 the Portland aud Rutland Railroad has been
indefinitely postponed.
Is.t Friday, near stSzeync, Ky, r. q. King wa.
stabbed and lh;isnty Killed by Christopher Taylor his
neEho1r. Taylor gave himself up.
n Alton ~, on Monday night, William Bobn.
tin, shot aud killed BY The latter VI W. v" ~~-
TIE Memphis Board OF School Visitors have aeopt
Oil reigiour exercises IN public schools,
Massachusetts mas surrendered 10 MARYLAND Min
19h H ohe Of the I'VE NEGROES who mnrd orod
kudolph me nlllaEd champion Of America, offer.
knEIaid tor tho ehampioh' q tie world and Sco. q
Tho Ohio Senate will ask Consi,'. -, oLol,.h ,h-
nptonni banks and utter Krecnhachs 10 N"'Wtsn tn
ho nn' ongl ba TX circulation, and $50 OOV adduJ.
10 pas 80 bonds.
The rush 10 the Ssn Diego gold mines IS unabated.
rhe stages that maSe the trip overland ara crowded
| dally. Tho steamer from San frnlci,co on monday
| carried aOout 40 gold seekers
Billy Emerson, the Minstrel Was arrested during
| tho pertn1n ance ia GoytngOn on Monday ulght ara
~ I'd N iii The arre.t WA made at tie lustlgauon
OF Ia former partner, Mr. Manning, ohaTging that ne
| owed hin tiSd.
| ycr,er. II is said. stole a horse near Jack 'ou.
| Miss on Monday, and made hts escape Coy, Alco,n
Of ~ Tewald Of 1850 for his tear'rsl n Senats
| Sns authorized the Governor 10 eIpcnd t5OOO Ia san
| poyin. detcctiyes 10 captu:e NerEer'
| The friends OF the Indians met in Wa.hnston yes
ter,iay and Aer deciding that would I've Oetler u
portl6a Il The money used oI miitary Rurpo.es Ses
| empio,ed in chrhtianllng me lo is'IW' sp'N'"''
| 10 lrpress this view upon Congress
| since last October $500 emigrants black ~,
| white have passed Through Memphis, OF slolnn %op
wore Foreigners, principally from the newno3t,a"oH
| Chicnro hunt,na houies IN the cotton s1s''os II
| 6iaoks are erinoip ally rom Virgins
The sun., 1870-03-16
4 LITTLE BAD BLOOD ~ GEoRolA.
A Rebe iiion on the Brunswick and Aibar-
BAilrHui-The EMPLOYEES Demand the

A Rebellion ON the brunswick nnd Albar =
BAiiraui-The EMPLOYEES Demand the
Dischnrac of Northern snpcripienerni.
WAsniSoroS, March l5.-Mr Conant, Vice
President OF the Brunswick and Albany Railroad in
a despatch to Gen. Hiram wabTidge, has the follow
ns In regard to The recent disturbances his road
ATLASTA. Ca, March i5.--Our ray day Is ou the 18th
OF each nonth. The men were paid Feb 10 In fuli;
~ 20 that d.charEed for tas disurDance we're r.
sPiitny and the money is ready 70 pay REGULARLY.
Ihey walled ms arrival TO displsce CO... Hulourt. cur
General supsrntenden,' who aErondnent Rsruhii.
esXcors'cn train in The woods ni6 miles
nc erpointm.nt or another Superintendent
managed TO get the men To Bruns wicg, and innedl.
atelv discharged and paid tnsn They aferward took
nuFsss.on of the trains ut Rrunsvck and Threatened
~ live, OF JnaS. Avery. Col Hueur and my friends
.f thtir ives, sna they had to e.eane ~ night 1he
the eSntrary ts.y uri,.a With the msS In
evidently txpectlR thereby to drive away North.
crn employees. II was one OF the greatest outracos
ever erpetratId. You fnow l sn no politician, and
have Interest In Gov Grllock his party; but
satisfied from What have that unlcss have
protection here iublic enterprises IN THE State cou
troNcd hy Northern men can Ot he carried on. Gen
Terry investigation OF all the fsctk day, has
orisIrd mOlI tIpopS ~ DrunsNick.
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The New YorL Post Onlce In The uou... .

WNSHSGToS, March lb.-The Deficiency bill
having been taken up in the House to-day, Mr. Coburn
moved 10 add 10 the item Of fiOO0lO Tor the New
York Post Once, aproyi-O that part OF the money
shall be expended until nlan with full specific tions
has been adopted ard fEed by law, and the cost
thereof ALSO fixed hy law.
Mr.. DAWEs said that there should he limit
to the eost hIed. He proposed that no fur.
cost could be lintr'. He subIoittcl however, that
ths tHO.OJ -hond be appropriated. because Il
would Involve no d-parturc from nny plan that
MIGHT hereafter he adopted, aud would deal
OF eKpense in The fact that next week about TO
would have 10 he di.chaiged If the apron Ions
being driven from the Park where they were
permiued to occupy ground with their ma
tern, IL ~a therefore necessary to keep the
work going on; but unless those who were re-
-ponsibe Tor u bu lding could indicate the limit OF
'he cost Of construction 50 that Congress could de-
,idr In spirit Of literally toward the city OF New
lork, hutsu IN tue spirit Oi economy in regard to
u" ltea suiY. what tlai amount should le. they
V uli have to obtim future appropriations ithOut
lr nid VI the preset ut Committee of Appropriations
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BkOOh LIN.

The lllnlic Bank will reduce its stock from 1900,
0OJ TO tNO,0.o
fho Board Of Education has increased the salaries
OF the teachers.
An Illicit still was seized in Dicksons alley, near
York street, Yesterday afternoon.
John Br, snan was held for the Grand Jusy by
Jus1'ee Deular yesterday for carrying a drk knife
Margaret O'Brine assaulted Ellen Costello 1 st
nlght wnh IN arc, lnnlctng n serious wound The
women reside al No, u Van Biunt street,
4 nnnncr oi the political and personal friends OF
Commissioner Arcly Dii,s went to ALBANY yesterday,
to saw mn rom being kicked out OF Lo atcr Boar.
In the case OF Mary Buckley, WOO sued the Har
lem R!iltoad Company In th" Supreme Court TO &c,
cover T. damages tor inJures In being rushed from
lonrlh hN1hne car by tho conductor tho jury ron.
dcred verdict Tor defendants.
some tine ago the Mexican War Veterans As-o-
eailol tM!ulNnl'hursn sent cOnlu tteo to AltsnS
10 Apply pr pension of sisnl0 lns committee re.
Lultd las a., M mat Mes'Is. John {. JacOh IlcnrJ &.
Mnfpby, hll W l1d'nbersh hal promised TO iaN or
the sIrrnpriEttOn.
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STtTEN ISLfND.

Judge Mricnlie has appointed Thomas Stpap son,
Edward L liarton and J. NJ. Trovbrdce Conifnssiol.
ere under the general act for draining sWAnips aud
mnrshes The district which they propose 10 dlain
the Sev borp. Fresh kuk, Annsdsle and Raritan Bay
neighborhocd
The Commissioners OF Quarantine received Pc
tition yesterday, signed by nun Der OF influential c
Ecns OF Stntcn Island requesting the removal Of Super
intcndent o'Rourkc frcni the Quarantine GroundS 10
which he holds sway there,
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The Distortion OF Justice In Judge
LyLch's Court. Brooklyn.

Yesterday morning Patrick Brennan was ar
igped before Ju lice Lynch on charge OF cruelty
to sniu ais, in driving laue horse. Nr Brennan
was defended by counsel and Justice Lynch, from
the bench, very kiuely acted counsel for the So
ciey by keeping before the Jury tie worst features
o. the case, frequently denying lis opposing counsel
the privilege OF asking questions wheh mi1h lave
brought out cXtcpuaiing eircumstauces Tae eyi.
dence showed that tie horse wss slshtly lame, hut
hl, the l.mepess entirely disappeared after ,ta,e,
lively taai he wus not swTe tast TIE horse epqvryd
when Is ssQve hini. Judge ISneh instructed tie
Uhe Isw reads "Ior,urlnz or tormsnting,' - the de
i.ne ant was gufty. The juyy re!Wped verdict
agafsst the accused with accommodation TO mercy
and Justice Lynch Imposed hne Of y, which was
maid.
The sun., 1870-03-16
CURIOsfIIEs or CRIME.

George ksrps went to room in No. Zoe West
1Wert-fourth street. where his wits was, and
hAylg informed her that he intended to take his e
swallowed dose OF iaudsnun. Hls wiie had desc
him without csuse.
Col. Whitley and several Of his Officers made a
descent on Nonday night on the aansrters of gang
Of coun;crieites In York street Brooklvn and eN
animation ot the premises sixteen fnouds for making
Austrian pieces were found sacreted In one Of the
rooms. over two hundred spurious Austrian norns
were reiIsf The Austrian 5nsu nas taken The case
In
The sun., 1870-03-16
4 DErUIY SHERItH,s yENGEiNcE.
A Canal Bsatmsu at Faro with Doputy
sheriff Ouiuisy.

VufHfys
One Clark, a canal bogtman, yesterday made
his appearance At the New street police station, in
ritiabie condition, bruised, battered. and bloody.
lie bad his wounds dressed. aud then tod his story
Il seems that about a month ago he visited low
gambling saloon near the Battery kept by certain
Pierce, wbert he met Deputy Sheriff Quiyley, and q
number OF equally polite and fashionable gentlemen.
lie jcned in game OF faro, Ond very soon detected
foul play bot words snsued between him and Quig-
ley and the two finally came to blows Quigiey recciv-
ed really excellent tnrashlng ard left the house in
furious rage. He procured the assistance oI gang
Of rcwdies, armed with clubs, end returned TO
Pierce's in search Of Clark but fouod that ne xns
--c:e lie ccc,:=-:sd s@ssg Ni!h gglerlDg a. lnds.
started or the house OF cne Jerry Murphy, thr king
Clark had terhaps gone there. Again disappointed,
they did rttle clubbing here, AID Quigley uen had
watch set upon The I6u.a- Clark Was in the hahi,
Of neauenting. determined not IN lose him. Iester.
day. at last, ho WAS found at Smiths house. and
there set upon by Quixley and his gang and unmer.
S,rs s,o e-- lie il Sr saIss , ds8f f I i9SSsrt c tsI
WCapOns.
The sun., 1870-03-16
THE L.IJEST LaBOR NEWS.

The sailors of the steamship United States belong.
g '" the MCtclans' inr and OF the steamship George
Cromwell OF ne CroGae Line. plying between this
port ana Ncw Orleans, Lave refused 10 chip at tne re-
dn'ed wages, and have Joiued the seamen's striSe.
AZ n nHss needing OF the cigar makers last night.
rcsOlnlions were adopted requesting the representa-
'iNrs IN Congress To- have ths present tAA Imported
cLars OF 2! per pgnnd m % per cent ai NalOIeu,
The sun., 1870-03-16

wAsulsdroS March lj.-The Senate ihis
afternoon confirmed Chas. II. Lewis, Virelnia,
Minister PsSidcnt to Portugal: j. O. Russell Jonee,
OF nliTois, Minister Ri-iient to Becilm; c. G..
Andrews, OF MIMI Minister Ecsideut A. Stock
holm: Robert c. Kirk. OF OHIO, Minister Resident,
to Uruguay; Gustave Jarrck6, Of Penns!yvGull.
Consul al Aursburc; W. =, Iiavres Collector Gus.
toms, sag Hsrbor, New York.
The sun., 1870-03-16
Nnpcicon'. ASS .sinaiion Fright.

Paris. March 15.-Semi-oiiicial journals oou-
ira lict the rumor thst differences have arisen b.
tween hs. Olivier and Count Daru. The same jour.
mails denv that tie Ministers requested the Emperug
TO dismiss NJ. Pi6tri Project OF Police, becsue no
has tailed so far 10 prove the existence OF the
sprncy against the Emperor and the State; or that
TIE Ministers opposed no amnesty lest Petri mishs
thereby escape the responsibility of proving tbp
charges made by the police. Nearly all the Journals
consider the ru;norcl cons piracy fabrication Pr-
vate advlcos go TO show that tie examination has
lasted so long because II Il almost impossible U
make out an Important cahc.
The sun., 1870-03-16
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Michael Kelly was Instantly Killed ye-trrdnr
m Providence, while walking Oh the SGoniLgton Rat
road track.
Mr.. L. l.. Purdy proprietor Of Purdy's HOTEL Jer
seq Guy. denies that he refused admission to Condue
Kellogg, who WAS injured by the accident n; Port
Jeryis His house fun. and hs offered ths beet
commodation he had. a mattress on the 1oot to the
injured
The sun., 1870-03-16
The End Of The National Guard Arre.ss.

In tho case Of William Sinclair, Jr., who was
imprisoned for norps ment OF militia fine, ard who
was called up last week 10 Be disehsf cd from srrcst
on hdoeds corpus, Judge Ingrsham yesterday dis
eharfei the delinquent, holding that tte dncut In
sections Of III" statue OF any au horty for the
omccr serving tao warrant to arrest tue den nquen.
No such authority, he says, given by the
nor car the oncer issuing the warrant order such
rest No other person has such suthori,y and unlcss
s1ecnc authority for the arrest Il gwen to tie Mar
sh'l, he would lie trc.Ia aser in ~ doing. Trere
was no authority TO arrest the prisoner and he must
fa 4
The sun., 1870-03-16
MIS-, or Nr-. Deli. ". No.re,

The suit of Della W. Moore against John $.
Bonncll TO recover $500 damage, for alleged slan.
der in describing her ~ either bis wife or his mis-
tress, has resulted in a verdict for neither. The
jury on Monday night retired ut I've O'Clock, and ~
nine not having agreed they we're discharged, rland
ing nine to three IN laNor OF Bonncll.
The sun., 1870-03-16
Breaking the Heart Of q Little ezra.

10 the Court Of General Sessions yesterday.
Mar c. Wilkins was required TO plead TO an indicl.
ment FOR grand l1rceny. Seven other complaints
stood sgainst her. When arrested on the frst com
plant. she voluntarily informed the officers Of some
other larcenies which she had committed and these
disclosures led TO the recovery OF the property. Her
husband, who IL q respectable citizen, WIS In the
courtroom, little daughter OF tho prisoner hung
fondlS about her neck, sobhing and excaimiug poor
mothcri nor mo,hcri City judge Bedford gavO
her one year IN t'e rcnitentiaTy On the announce
meni OF the sentence Tire prisoner tell to the foor
asyoon. Her little daughter Was taken from her,
uttsting piercing shrleks, and her husband turned
nom the bar overwhelmed vita grief
The sun., 1870-03-16
Tae Ena OF, ,h. Rcd River War.

CHICAGO, March l7-Fresident KieIle, TO pre-.
vent hloodshed, recently released all the prisoners
whereupon tire English force, numberiig so men.
well organized and armed, disbnnded aud returned
to their homes. Dr.. Schultz has been declared
The Dominion Government.