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The Prospect ofnp Indian War

WASHINGTON, March 8-The President
sent to the House OF Representatives to-day
. letter enclosing communication from the
Secretary OF the Interior, in relation to the
obligations OF Congress to make the necessary an.
proptiatons to carry out the Indian treaties made
bv what Is known as the Peace Comm issioners or
1867. The President says:
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The Cadetship Nuisance.

WAsurSoToN March 8.-The House Military
Committee heard several witnesses, who exculpated
hungen, of Ohio. They have now virtually closed
up their inyes tigations, but will make no more re.
ports until they ready to repdrt all the cases
be lore them. They have about concludes TO merely
cousure Butler, OF Tennessee.
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ste,p Verdict Again., a Railroad.

CHICAGO, March Sin the Circuit Court of
Kane county, Ill., Frank jackson obtained averdiot
Of $4,000 against the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway, jackson was an employee Of the company,
and while coupling cars last November, was run
over and lost both legs.
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The spanish Monarchy scheme.

MADRiD, March s.--Admiral Topeto continues
member OF the Cabinet The Cortes has authorized
the prosecution Of the Bishop OF Santiago. Several
Deputies endeavored to bring the question OF the
monarchy before the Cortes; but at the request Of
Prim and Rlvero Its consideration was postponed.
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The Supreme Knizh,. of Pythia..

Representatives from sixteen States attended
the annual session OF the Supreme Lodge OF the
Knights OF Pythas in this city yesterday. The ses-
sion adyonrned to 20 ~ penlng the OF
resolutions TO appoint a Committee to prepare two
new higher degrees for the order.
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HINTS FROM CORREsPOxDENrs.

-" Citizen" compliins Of the imperfect machines
used In clearing the railroad tracks OF snow He saws
the Sidewalks and AL walking them
with slush when these machines pass.
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A Baltimore Temperance. L.e,ur..

BALTIMORE, March 8.-At o'clock this morn.
Ing Azeril Lewis, while intoxicated shot and killed
his son, aged years An onicer on entering the
atuDOr.
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Tho MagnanimIty of the New Jersey soions.


TRENTON, March s.-The National Air Line
Railroad bill has been amended 10 the Senate by
striking ont the 5000 bonus clause, and by In.
serting provision that II the construction OF the
OF tie passage ot the BILL the charter shall be void
The Trenton Board Of Trade AVors the bill
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The Brooklyn Chess Tournament

Mr.. 4. Delmar was successful yesterday In his
ofS' contest with Mr. Brenzlnger who u9 % this time
had won every game
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PARis, March S.-The official accusation against
Prince Pierre Bonaparte, just published, contains
strong corroborative evidence that Victor Noir hrst
struck the Prince.
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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM or ART.

Joln enat. T Norton introduced bill which naming
20 TO Curiiss Wm. II. Aspinwall, And II. Green,
chm u. Morgon, Edva-d McGsan. Fred. K.
he aSy ana ho3t Hoe, DR.. as 1rst corporators Of
,nS ,n'SS3G,,'lns Museum Of Art in New YORK City'
s"tu ot lne encouragement and development of t6s
's-' " 'He Lle arts. SOL
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Mr.. KELLOGG Rep., Conn.) introduced Q bili IN
aid OF the freedmen, and for the purpose OF subd-
viding the public domain In certain States into ory
tracts for homesteads for the colored race Re-
/
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MOTION GRAINED.

How Judge barnard Chcckmaird n Rapa-
clsus Creditor and saved n Poor Victim Of
the Black Friday Conspiracy.
A certain we'll known broker who failed last
year In consequence OF the transactions Of Black
Friday has been pursued for somo time by = reient-
less creditor to whom be two thousand dollars
Tbis man employed sharp lawyer who followed
him mp closely, sued him, got q judgment against
Him, and PM warrant Into the Sherin's hands TO
d.s,rAin lis property. Tie broker possessed moth.
ing e!such personal effects as the law spares
so the Sheriff found nothing to take and the lawyer
took nothing by his motion.
But II happened that this broker hoiIs claim
against the principal movers IN the gold conspiracy
for very large sum amounting TO upward Of t,rse
hundred thousand collars. The lawyer got q scent
o this and appeared h-'ore Judge Barnard praying
Tie claim -houd be pared. The debtor also put IN
a. sppcuranea and apu, led 20 the Iurt. lie saiA
Your Honor. ani NJ; = professional man, ard from
sem Just TO me that claim Of such magnitude should
legi'en to rtu4iy 20 small debt Now my opponent
To a SORTS of legal dOGges and bound Co ret
ot my simplicity. And must beg of your Honor TO
dEpoIel 10 ih. bAge!acol style. put myself In your
Honors lnnds'
judge Barnard's mouth twiichel and his eyes
cleaned Ike calcium l.his, but he Just nod led
ZrNeb and said, "NfS ~r
1reu turning to the lawyer, whose face At once
became 'ery Di -At,
Yoqr luot. IS .taL'ed, 'ir, ald yor can '.lc Is
Cive -erurlty for thc fh yuc.1t Ihis clII. E.lIJ.
Mex, case"
Tle lawyers iaw.iropped. and he looked .. hast
Then he suared out At the br '-r. " s'nrlicty,
numph, d--n your simplci,y. -iI." and He'd IN
Disorder IRON the c-ut Ike OuS WHO CON. AZ ,or
wool g c. nome shorn
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ALDERMlN WEIGH INsULrED.
Al Old Soldiers Complaint in the Bsscx
Market Police Court-The Franks that are
Played In the Absence OF the Justice.

Al Old Soldiers Complaint In the Rsscx
Market Police Court-The Franks that are
Played In the Absence OF the justice.
Alderman Welch presided in Essex Market
Police Court on Thursday afternoon, in the absence
Of Justice Lcdwith. Just before tho closing OF the
Court for the day. an aged man with frosted locks
strobe up to the magistcria desk, ushered by an
oficer lie was Informed where lie would and the
Judge. Now the bench proper happened to be va
can't the magistrate having retired for Tow minutes
to tho Judges room. 1t was natural, therefore, for
the stranger 70 mistake the Hon. Mr.. schjoicher
who nt the moment llled the ehllr NEXT In honor.
for the Judge
Judge. want to tell you" said the old man
imperiously.
II am not the judge" replied the Hon. Mr..
schlecher; "ths Judge will DO here In a few min.
u,es."
The old man turned abruptly. WHY did you In.
troduco me to tiiis man as the Jndgef" he exclAim
e to the ofnocr who had pioneered his way. Then,
turning sgaiu to the desk where by this time there
was litter among reporters and others at the mans
"You say the Judge will be here in a few min
u'e-; how long shall have to waltz
he judge viii be back In ten minutes" replied
Ten minutes I" he exclaimed; and the litter be.
came louder. "IOu cali this a court OF Justice
call Il court Of mocSery No Judge on the bench
and, when come here to state my business. to be
grrncd i bi set Of laughing hycna4 around me ~
In . very short time Alderman Welch entered an 4
took his sclt Finding he had the real Judge before
MIN. the Old man related ms tale. lie was discha rgel
sol Ter nom the 18ith REGIMENT Corrorun Legion.
llo re- 90, d IL the United states National Asylum
in Augustl. Ne, snd came on visit TO New York,
where he had nov been iust one month. lie lolgei
nj II lllmilton street, hrt BOARDED at Van Dykes
IN the BoNery lie was now leaving, but his land
lady IN llami ton street would not giv0 him his
traps without his uayinf Si5L Whcrrls no really
owed her only $3.50. lie applied to lis Honor for
m, nRristr,te manfred ,yhrtber tto wopan ~ =
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JOrTINGS aHOUr T0uS.

~ aud Mrs G.liuict will celebrate their silver
we'd ling on Thursday the 2lth inst.
Ellen Cochran. wNO was burned on Situriuy last
al - Montgomery street, diet yesterday.
Peter Bo,hn, who had f,llen rom the third story
window OF 55a Eleventh ayenue, ilei yesterday
Jane Price Of u Thompson street fall down tho
4iaite ~ ~ thompson street, last evening ald Ia
tally mJured.
The steamships Por'.au Prince Valley CITY. Guy
rived last night.
The Police Comm,n passed. resolution.
yc,,erdM " iSeTashnx Matthew T. Brennan on la
The h1rk Rlea, which arrived yos'eri,y from
, ,, EnGt & PSSsa ca un a. e" boat Which had
Robert Henry was accidentally killed ye'terday
Ut the foot of Eighth street East river
I'm .eno Rclrdon, " East Forty ninth street felt
into an open cellar on Tuc.day, At sixty fourth sroos
aud Lexington avenue and dici yesterday.
John Stevens ~ rhrtieth strc-ta d THIRD avenue,
vhi' ctpsbin 'Ncrih hyenue At Fpryscc md street
la.l cy,ring' wa 'trncA by a locomotive aud fatally
A new-boy was run over in Spruce street ycster,
a9y & and nd, m, ss nrosGn H' nrs, Glcamn,ion was
cause can't sell no papers :"
Frederick Shafor, master 'rnmer. had his nork
69,nNen 69 & &Ec,tIh,Iy hy n q bpSssly p s.lrk Of tlWhoi
to tAc Lldridgc strcet station. '@'
The Assistant Aldermen proved their willingness
point lhiot laon ec'b. n1d an s'..ts6t @ cnsSos.
lus c.erG. at $500 and 5000 a year respectively.
The Fourth Avenue Railway Company have cut a
large upennt l me tunnel ~ he corner Of PARK ave.
nur hul lhiID cg' 'trce AMI are Cunstruc Ing s'cps
So,di De convenience ' passengers 40" that n's10o'
The Police Commssioncr~ yosteri!y Informed
,neid prcscntcd 10 Mia hy citizens TOO son A. bcy M,
trni sn2sn "e shield altogether snd al'ps nuothoI
The Twenty. second Regiment hrys riyco their
15y S71n1ry If NE ne N,n & f"r nc spl9dh "a which tne
day eycnin Tie .tan onleers OF lie Ntl,n nave yr.
dercd new uniforms
The annual m-pocnon o' lho Nnu Roriment il,
% Iff faUf Ina i. inst ha
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BEOOhLYN.

a new brid g IL to BE- built over GoNauus clu
Al az. - street 10 CJN 80 90.
IN Aldermen have directed Tho Comptroller to
keen detailed account OF the affairs OF hls onice
The Association 'or Imuroyng the Condition OF
the Poor received t.6555.6, and disbursed g5 g,gs
l.. v. Mansfield has boon paid t2OlJ by the Com.
mon Council tor repairing the Gowauus Canal Bridge.
Tho Franco liish Society OF Nil.Imihursh has
handed over t1i2 to the President Of The Ir,u-I Ad
Society ~ tho proceeds Of their picnic.
The seven Noung mon WHO we're caught gumbling
In Pearl street saser beer saloon on sunday, were
yesterday nucd flOelcA bl Justice Wal h.
During a disturb unce at primary election at
Pacific street and Ginnd avenue latt night some una
IN tlr crowd suidcllJ dhcha gei u pistol No5JdJ
WAS hurt.
wholesale raid upon the Illicit distilloreI Of
lTiahtown was contemplated by supervisor Duicher
yesterday hut a detachment Of marine, WHO were TO
arsist failed 10 come TO time, ana tho project waR
Ab lndonrd. Tho revenue officers seized an Illicit SIN
Church street, near lamlitOn avenue. south Brook
Bn.
The tuqhont Guerrilla which had been chartered
by the heA tn RuthOrites Of BroOkyn 70 patrol But.
termhk emanuel and prcyrnt any communicanon DO
the main land aud Governors lsignd, whero Dr.
cArnOohan has eTtabliahei yellow fcVer was with
d. avn YdAteTday morning after OI ulsnx all sm The
iatest raiS1rt b :" All anIea aA liza ohaanal
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fbput'tipN or NfNtrkt luaJl2.
Railways nrc department pAraded yesterday
Jersey Ciiy Is tearing down her Old he'll tower
mad dog was killed in Jersey CItY yesterday,
after htug boy named Oh 1uue :.
Mrs, Johanna CarilG, OF 20 Marshall street P,ier.
son, was found dead Ia her bcA yesterday mOruIug
Verdict, intempernnCc.
William KcndrcGs and william Youn, ran n hun
dred yard foot race on the Paterson ua'A ycstrda
afternoon tOI purse Of flll. lue rae won b y
kcndriCks. Time, ten seconds aud quarter,
ON Sunday Sir. Wm D. Taylor wife and son
from church were thrown tuu t.cr c4rrlAse by ticr
horses is.ing rsht and Mr., Taylor was almost In.
Htauty khcd
meeting OF tho Hoboknn Common Council vas
hclu s evening Tor ty purpose OF dsgusstUr le pri.
leDt Of consolidating UNhlEHu With Wet ltDluktu.
luio1 m, and NeehaUAen. Inc only opposition " as
Huu Ncohawotn,
IN the supreme Court In Ncwarl, yesterday ne
adu isrAtor oi Nay pHutharl. dacca-cd. sutd tho
oW rrs oi l" e,f ii'IoW 90 rocuEHrs 'u nu.a .
on acc c1u1t 90 th' death Of N,s .uujuu By G.Ovn.E
from that loamcr ON thr ath of JuiJ, laa1
The exc temeut OF local politics in Newark wsIes
warm. The Democrats have seven ui the thir,rcu
wards, ana knowing sporting men bcttnc that tut
democracy VIII Not carry Tour pl tho wards today
The Democracy very much divided. several iud '.
pendent candidates being IN the uol. U ecaly u tAo
uermAn wards,
Police Commissioner Terrell OF Iryington yester-
day conveyed out Of the CIV lItis thAl vel knOwn
and much feared despc-adp JpIn Horn. lac Irving.
aware that another motor ~ ruin4n named Rpbn,1n
vii shortly be rclclsel IRON, Jan lhe police force
hi' poPupue town u IN account Vi tho lncf0aso ol
crune, be Increased
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CURIOSITIES or CRIME

william Sanders was sent 70 pr gOn yesterday for
cutus the ircsscs Of Amelia Harris and l. Iyio stein.
berger ~ the latter were prone aiding I'm Central Park
In Boston. on Sunday morning Frank Moran was
knocked down Chelsea Rridgc and robbed hy Frnux
Lowry, and thrown overheard. Moran rescued
aud Lowry arrested.
Tao inquest over the body OF Miss Barstow the
CautOn tMass) school teacher resulted verdict OF
death ftOm disease accelerated by the violent Assau
made upon her with stones Dy four Of her pupils
Alfred Williams was committed At the Tombq yes.
tcrfay for rohhng Mcnacl Coushlln OF his watch and
chain, worth tlsO, on saturday, Castle Garden
Michael sent tn the House OF Detention for being
foolish enough to object " tho rObUoy
Daniel G. Burdck. Who was sentenced 10 he
hanged the i3h OF March for the murder Of II. H.
BaAcr, NJ Oican, Y, bnt who obtained stay Of pro
Crcdn-H and finally now tfiAl, las ugail been con
Nc,ed of murder and reuaulo1 Tor scItonce.
Us Detective Nrulcshp yesterday arrested John
Galroy m y wurk tor swearing that he had been a
d'ut e tine lntrd states I'VE aud thus fraud
uleuty obtaining his natura ZAtiou pAuer., ana Peter
B ch, hrs witness. who sworc that he had known GhtT
n"y lu tls country for ave ye4rs. Both commit
ted to the county iail.
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rHoroGRArHs BY sus RnronrEas
Father Mathew Birthday.

fify-three Father Mathew Temperance So.
cet.es celebrated the birthday Of the iounier Of
their organizations last evening" 10 Cooper Institute
The audience numbered upward Of three THOUSAND,
and included, besdes the Father Mathew Societies,
large delegations OF the Sons Of Temperance and
Good Tenplars. Tho stage was decorated with
nIgs and notices Henry 4. Carroll presided and
speeches were delivered by Thomas Haywood. the
Rev. Mr.. HcDona.d Of Brooklyn, Stephen Merritt
hr Van X ter OF Jersey City Frank II. PURGE
Prof. Graham Of BROOKLYN, anl the Rev. hichae
keatinr, formerly OF Cork. The last named gOntle-
Toe speaker said that Father Mathew WIS no
rcsnccter Of creeds. On hs visit Ia this country
Father Mathew was urged 10 give his influence 10
'ayor Of the abolition OF slavery. Io declined. civ.
ing a reason that he could not allow any side
Issues TO Interfere with the great purpose - his
liie lie diod deeply in debt owing 10 his great
ll lDsrallty
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Pru-sinn Dc,putchcs.

BsnLrV. Oct. l0.-The following statement il
Official
The Government Of Prussia. unable to'rccogui2c
the actual Goyornmont Of Ftlaco viii not restore
the Bonaparts."
The Berlin Chamber of CDmmG!co, In an address
to Count Won bismarck Expresses the nope that the
indemnity to be pId by France will be calculated
not only actual lus-cs uf ships and caIgOrs, but
also on losses through the confinement VI ship, In
p.rt by the blockade,
These points arc argued coGcnty ard at great
lcucth Tie trUce % A'l Ores oruul to-day Tho
Duke OF Mcchlunburs'r corps 10 u.aicaiug on PARIS.
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POLJTICIL SQgIBS.

Tie Fuurtl Wnrl BROOKLYN Demo,rltc club
nominate " T.. Hpmntun for Cungrc's.
Tie Dempcra'4 oft e Fir-t New York Diatrlct
yesterday nominated Dwight Townsend Tor Congress.
James Y. Hayden was y sterj4Y nomlaltel Tor the
Assembly by the Democrats OF the Third DISTRICT OF
Hudaon county, New Jersey.
Mr. John MurDhy presided, anil David Irving was
Secretary Of enthusias.C Charles L. LOew mretI n
At i6d Greenwich street last evening.
The COlored Mcu's Republican club OF Jerscy CRY
last evening pat sod rcsOiut p.rlgug the support OF
tie club 10 tle regular nominees Of thc RdBabllt an
party.
The Twelfth and Nnolccn'h Wsrd Ciuzcn4 As
eociaton. ct which Mr.. John I lcy Is Prc dcnt, m I
last night consider the Iruj ci Of undcrgrou nd
railroad between the upIer aud lower cXuCmltes OF
the city. A committee Of 100 was appointed wAit
upon Governor Holman and Gen. MOodIord aud Jay
the matter them, The people Of thc dsriC prG
pose 10 rruouluie Mr. Foley tor tne A. onoy h.s
eLcftlOns la DehElf OF the road
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H4SHYNGTON NOThS.

Cpmptrocr II Hubbard ,"l,s upon all the nlt.Yn4
banks 10 report tnar cond on ~ the close OC bu. q,
On Saturday, tsC 7tL Inst.
The Gcrmuns unverl an equestrian statue Of
Pr -ideut GIani, ana dedrAied OnuIneut ,trou
5teuben IN haanIustun s,orldy.
Gordon Furlen wns yrstreiay appointed Postmas-
ter at liOboken \. Luthor j. Hand. nj El6shrth (;
hh \. SiUcuu, al LOng btIncH aud Lewis Reed, ..
tlntlc tuy
The Presidents rrcent proclamation was not
issued account O thf nf ct of thc Fr'lc rtraurr
llt1u,he lIcyllr toward fvrua Ng-r L. H. hGm raj
lefoyrc has never h .. a'' ~ o. N-h ll.' .'k-
att : In American WhtFra. Tn Ytrrela 4f u fYIsHn
harhorcd m Now YorE ory ncrIusc Of duua,n nv
storm. ard wore givr1 stlct orle O. - UutIlg bLt
tuuVoy '.p ir,tDa Irr port itlOn C0mpt1ys nAcaets
to o Coug suient distance vi sea, and tden retasu
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REVIV4L or sports.
Racing at jerome -TrottinR at Prospect
Park, Mt Fleetwood, ut Troy, N. ", aud
Mt Springfield, Mass.

=, s..a'a1,., n, " ""'' ~
~" 9pr,hRneiu, "hSs.
To-day is the third Of the fall meeting OF
Iernr,a pork anJ a, ,r,,,... - ~ =. h.,,i,an, a.
-, - 80 - '"u ~ p''"h's's w w 40 o'". ~
'he TWO uIst ones. Never has the American Jockey
Club shons in its sport mere brilliantly There are
a,e race. nm the ~, 10. a., a..
r,. a., =. =, -, ,,,, - A.,
two miles and a quarter The enfries nre Niasarp'
GeneIr Cavalier Mozart Sir ArcLibab Tniaria
and sandiord Pools were aold last niRht ot tho
Club rooms Q2O Broadway by Or Under wood ns
followa;
oiooo, ,oo on IN -. c,o,,,., An On ,.- &C. ,,o
Snndf5ri * * iY ~ ygS NINA az "a IN on i,9 @
Cayalier M no i75 2p 2lO ~ - " ~ ~
Thu seco,d ,ace ia tho t ,,nna,,o 81 ,Les ~, tuo
year ods, one mile, with eleven entries. The proba.
bic startorB and pools aro
barbarian . 225 20Olgad,m Dudley IN, ~
Corona ............i0 40 Precedent. ........ a. ~
FanChon.........iO 8b.JcGome's hlly...... y 90
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81. rrrLmnUao, Oct 10. -- The q sngs
to da, oaici..iy dcnios the rcporod m.' lupn,s OF
he ltussian army toward the TullsOsn frontier.
rEsTu, oct. i0.-Iho LlOyd W,v-I .r,D of this
city publishes statement that Prince GortschuKoG
demands OF tho powers the removal NJ the prohibi-
ton against the Russian war vessels In lhe Black
Tho LhODd alsO says Nat Prussia is not ayorse
~ tho restoration of the BOnaparte-, but the Freuch
ar0 bitterly hostile 10 such movement
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LOSSES by FIRE.

block in Hol'i.ton, Mass. owned by Abel Pond
wa. burned Yesterday, Loss, t9D0JOi nsu,suce on
buildings. $3.50.
II. VI. BurrilrS and Hudson & Aliens stabicA
with eight horses and several tHneneps belonging t
A II Allen a'l A. Hon'Y, In Chltl 'sown, Mass were
burned on sunday nl.ht; loss, 5000.
A fire in Cooks b.o,k at Plymouth, y H.. or
sun lay nicM damaged the buildil. ahout SlO1i. n.
w. VI Qurstln icwrer lost t!uO, n4urAuce Ar,sfs
kMI.cm a smIIh lot llWN. nArIlIIA lnanIn1.
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The POntiG 10 Preserve his Personal Sow
ereign PrerOgaIiVes.

Rows, Oct. l0.--Cardinal Mattel Iresident Of
'ie 'oheIo Of Cardinals, Is dead. It Is said that
F4iriz1i succeeds him. Thirty-two thousand voters
refused to vote IN the Papa States at the recent
election. The, o1cals readily transfer their allo.
E.ance to tie Klns
FLORENCE oct 10 A decree In, been issued ar.
neK'ug lhe fomau Provinces to the kingdom OF
llUY. 1he rope preserves uia dignity and the in
y'olhbliy ol ms p'rSo al prcrOgatys "a a sovereign
Laws are PROMISED settling the indepa ndencs terri.
t1rtaly and tie spiritual authority ol His Holiness
Con, La M1rmoTi IL appointed Lieutenant. Govern n
Of the Fapa Provinces, Tho laws OF ally ore TO be
Introduced, and an amnesty proclaimed
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harmless discharges would be turned upon the foes
OF Cuba CHARGED to the muzzlo with death dealing
grape and canister.
This demonstration to-day ~ call. loud and en-.
phatic upon the Government Of this country 10 call
Oh their bOOdhOunds from tho track OF Tree Cubnns
who seek from this bo1sted land Of liberty to c9rry
md TO their manacled and 'gasping countrymen.
Whelher tie Government Of the United states Will
hear or Uhedcr they Will iorbvar tue people of .his
country will protest thus In the Of Cuban indo.
pendence, for 1t IL the OF freedom and Of hu
maniti Gon McMhhon's r. narks were received
with loud cheers which wete renewed on his an
nOuncing tie demonstration - l~f'N~ N0N % 40
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NJ. T.. H.. Lns, stroke of Policy.

Sergeant BuckInan entered the police force
fourteen Jears ago, at the Old police station IL
Gouycrncur street, in the Seventh Ward AMI
within a year was made a Sergeant From that
time to the present moment his record has been
good Last Saturday no whs Informed BIZ aome Of
lis men that he had been "rptiTed.' Yesterday
morning no paid n VISIT to Judge BOswOr.h who
said t.ere was nothln against him, and hat ho had
only been retired" and that at the tisel elton Of
the Board he might be p,nsoned on sGOr pcr annum
Tho law allows $sO0, The Sergeant il 'tfaig't NJ
dar rRd aged hl, -iOur. IL Is needless ssJ that his
successor Ii an M. 4. Br00RAn man OF IA. nauo Vi
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-11
Gen. McMahon's Speech on the Balcony OF
the City Hall.

A. noon yesterday hundred guns were fired
In the city Hall Park in honor Of the serond ami.
ycrsery Of the uprising In favor Of Cuban mdopend.
once. A large coneourse assembled, aud, on Gen
". +. McMahous being recognized In the throng, he
was GENEROUSLY called on for u speech. On ascend
ing the balcony, he said;
Fellow -citzens, | did not come here 10 speak.
The sound Of the attracted my attention, and.
may Say, aroused my sSmpathies, and my love Of
freedom and light led me TO miuglc with yOr and
participate IN this celebration, II Is not the first
time that tie citizens OF this metropolis have been
called upon 10 express their dmpplOyal of and utor
a loud reDuke upon, tie Administration.
lne sound OF these guns Teycrbera ting
through the ,ity may not rouse the sluggish Gov.
Grnmrnt your Demonstration OF disnppTobation
may not convert them; but at least by your action
iay you will show the down trodden nAtionalite
OF tho earth In general and desolated Cuba In par
ucular, whatater tho Views OF the Government may
os, that the peoples aympath0s Aro with them In
usr struggles for freedom, aud tat n you had your
pleasure. ths gana that Gs noH a-ndnE fortA tLalr