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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-24
SHERIFF. SALES.


Aiauson r. Hard W. Hinton d Scott.
UNOURTh DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR:
Il ism Of Orleans, No. 23,946.-By virtue Of
a writ of fieri fscias to me directed by the
Honorable the Fourth District Court for the parish
of Orleans in the above entitled cause. will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction the premises here
mater designated, on WEDNESDAY. June 20. 1870
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE PRINT.
ING ESTA bLISHMENT, situated at NO. n Com
mercal Place. in the First District OF TINS CITY as
per Inventory which may be seen AZ my once.
Seized in the above suit
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
iel72529 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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MAYoRALTT OF NEW ORLEANS, /
City Hall, June 81, 1870. }

MAYORALTT OF NEW OKLEANb,
City Hall. June 81. 1870.
mo. administration Series.]
Resolred, That the Administrator OF I'm
proyements be and he is hereby authorized
and directed to take up on the pay roll OF
laborers of the Bureau of Streets Tor the
month of June, 1870, laborers employees by
one Joseph Michon without authority. as
has been proven to have been actually per-
formed. and for the interest of the city.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF New
Orleans. June IA, 1870, the following mem-
bers being present and voting:
Yeas: West, Shaw, Delasslze, Em!ey,
Bonzano.
Nays: None. u
S. c. EMLEY, Acting Mayor.
a true copy:
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H. CoNoUEsr CLARKE, Secretary.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, jane Il. 1880.
mo. 2nl-AdministratiOn Series!

City Hall Jane 81 1870.
mo. 2Ol-Administration Series.
RESOLVED, That the adjudication by the
Administrator of Waterworks and Public
Buildings OF contract, under resolution
No. e5, Administration series, for erecting
an engine. house for Milneburg Fire Com
pany No. l, unto John T. Hamlin, for the
sum and price of thirty. eight hundred and
Porter as security in the sum Of fifteen hun
dred (s15OO) dollars, be and the same is
hereby approved, the security accepted;
and tke Mayor authorized to sign and
execute, on behalf of the city, the necessary
contract before the City Notary to carry the
same into effect.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF New
Orleans, June IA. 1870, the following mem
beers being present and voting:
Yeas West, Shaw, Delassize, Emley'
BonZano.
Nays: None.
S. C. EMLEY, Acting Mayor.
A true COPY:
II. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. }
City Hall, June q, 1870.

City Hall, June q, 1870.
mo. Administration Series.]
WHEREAS, The proper legal time having
expired, and no objection having been made,
and the petitions having been published in
the official journal for and during the time
prescribed by law; therefore be it
Resolued, That the Administrator. OF I'm,
provements be and he is hereby authorized
and directed to advertise for proposals to
make brick banquettes, with WOODEN lcy.
Street, from Calliope to Washington streets,
and on each side of Freret street from CAL
Hope to Washington streets, in accordance
with request of petitioners.
adopted by the Council of the city OF New
Orleans, June u, 1870.
s. G.. EMLEY, Acting Mayor.
A true copy:
b. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
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IMMORTALITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. June FL. 1870.
1oo-AdministratiOn Series.}

n.
J Resozred. That the Administrator, OF
IL vaterworks and Public Buildings be and he
iels I hereby authorized to advertise for pro,
;CSossis for five hundred feet of eight.inch
for the Of making a the he sn
st to caude S snd st. Bernard
Ia s.reets, Third District. 49,, .a,,;r;stro-
Cor be authorized to advertise for proposals
living ten days. notice in the oicia a.: Jour.
,,sna pine on Esplanade and st. Claude
'yn Meets sps according to specifications to be
Glade by the City Surveyor. D
fAdopted by the Council OF the city OF r, new
orleans, June 81, 1870, the following nein
pltrs being present and voting:
Tgeas: West, Shaw, Delasslze, Emiey'
= ,fnZano.
L. s. G. EMLEY, Acting Mayor.
a. Coxny-rsr CLARKE. Secretary.
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i -
To the Honorable Board of Administrators:

We. the undersigned. property holders on Joseph
beg OF your honorable body that all uninade ban
QUOTES on both sides of Josephine street, oe.weeh
the two before named Streets shall be made OF gooo
paving brick, the curbng to be made OF good three
inch thick cypress boards. And we sincerely nope
and earnestly beg that your nonoraOie oooS Will
grant US petition. ,
Yours respectfully,
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DETIT1ON. ................''..A Il L AN'
n IL. u..a-nbIa Corncil City of New Orleans:

We, the undersigned. property holders on Liberty
street. between EuphrosIne and G
enr petition, which is, that all unmade banquettes
on Liberty street shall be made between Eupnr3sne
ond Jackson streets. with stone curblng, ana De-
tween Jackson and Washington streets, on Liberty
with wooden tcypress) curbing . o., %
this street we submit petition to toe Gecision
| of your honorable body. hoping that You Will gram
| ns this our petition:
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THOMAS L. MA
jel7 Is "a Sheriff OF the Farisl
n w HUGHES VI. j. HI. TabOny.

ID. W. Hughes va j. III. TnbOny.
CEvENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAX.
Of fen fscas, to me directed b., the Hon:
orabe the Seventh District Court for the Parish OF
Orleans. in the above entitled cause will proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises herein
after designated, on SATURDAY. June Is, 1870. At
five o'clock p. NJ .o,,
TIE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A GROCERY
STORE, situate at the corner OF Gasquet and Olal-
borne streets the first District OF this city, as per
inventory, which may be seen in my Office.
Seized in the above suit.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
jel4l925 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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OFFICIAL NOTIoEs---ClTY.


NEW ORLEANS, May g. 1870.
To the Honorable the Common Council, City OF ne"
Orleans.
GENTLEMEN The undersigned property holders
on Josephine street respectfully ask OF the honor
able the Common Council to cause orlck sioewaik
with wooden curbs and CUTTERS to be made on eaca
side of Josephine street, frem Liberty 70 CLAIBORNE
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%
rdinance relating to party fences.
v. .rdained by the Council of the city
sa orleans, That whenever the 60; owner ! Ter
* of land shall desire to enclose the
"a fence. he shall give notice IN
the owner or owners of the ad.
u : n of such desire, and also notify
: -wner or owners to join in build
NE r premises thus TO De anC ,Osed
II io H. tacter of fence TO pc con ,a.s from from
Cav ow expiration OF ten iays !rom
Y! flto.y Ct such notice 70 s Az
rs ! q owners< II they shah s5sn
'csnsos ;oin such petitioner IN QUIZ
b. "a srrv fence e fences, such PEI
Isnceed d bald such fence g
W shall be entitlea to Fecosoe -
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LaHtte DuHlhO q Co., We. Louis Dunno.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR:
in ism of Orleans, No. N07L-By virtue OF q writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the Honoa6s the
the above entitled cause, 1 will proceed to sell at
public auction At the Merchants and GERS
tomhouse streets in the Second District OF this city
on SATURDAY, june q, 1871. at twelve O'CLOCK M
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate
lying and being IN the Second Distr ct of this CITY,
in the square bounded by Canal, Customhouse
Galyez and Miro Streets designated by numbers
fourteen. fifteen sixteen seventeen and eighteen
front said Canal street. BY one hpn 5 ano
Together with all the improvements thereuntc
belonging. or in any wise appertainipg.
Being the same property acquired by the deteno
ant by purchase he made at public sale made By
E. E. Norton, assignee in bankruptcy OF james
Martin as appears by an act passed before Jsfepf
Ouviler notary public in this city, on the fourtf
day of May. 1870.
Seized in the above suit.
Tarms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
mv1a ia * Sheriff of she Parish OF Orleans.
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Feet. Inches.
DETITION
....PETITION.
,no-able the City Council of New Orlean

GENrLEMEN-The undersigned property holders.
on Locust street. respectfully ask of your honorable
body to cause brick banquettes. with wooden ICY.
press curbing to be made neach side OF LOCUST
Street from Caliope to Washington street.
We earnestly beg that you will grant our petltion
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......PETITION

To the Honorable the City Council of the City
of New Orleans:
GrNrLEMEN-The undersigned property holders
nm Ereret street respectfully ask OF your honorable
bodv to cause brick banquettes. with WOODEN
fcynress) curbng be made on each SIDE OF frereb
street, from Caliiope TO Washington sIfee's'
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLKANe,l
City Hall, June Fl, 1870. J
mo. Standardization Series.]
Resolued, That whenever an officer is sus.
pended by an Administrator of q Depart
ment, as provided by section eleven of the
city charter, the pay OF such officer shall
cease with the date Of such suspension.
Adopted by the Council OF the city of New
Orleans, June 81, 1870.
s. G. EMLEY, Acting Mayor.
A true copy:
81. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, June II, 1870.
mo. Standardization 6eries.]
RESOLVED, That the City Attorney be and
is hereby authorized to instruct the Sheriff
to suspend indefinitely the writ of seizure
against the furniture OF Mrs. A. Doubaire,
for tax Of 1868, amounting to fifteen dollars.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF New
Orleans, June IA, 1870.
S. G. EMLEY, Acting Mayor.
A true copy:
Il. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. "a
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NJ A WsnehiN and George Palfrey vs.
MARY todd and Margaret Todd, wife OF james

THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
ieol iys.3 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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,fAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall. June 81. 1879.
Administration Series.l

: CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01
ANOTHER MURDERER CoNvICrBD.
John Purcell Found Guilty OF the Murder
OF william Kiernsn alias Billy the Hog
Thief but Recomme nded to Mercy.

John Parcel Found (suiIty OF the Murder
OF william Kicrnan siiss Biily the Hog
Thief but Recommended to Mercy.
Yesterday morning, John Purcell, ci-devant
pedler OF fowls. wss arrsgned in the Court Of Gene
raj Sessions for the murder, the evening OF the
s4th Of May last OF william Herman otherwise
Billy the hog thief" The prisoner. who had been
out all day with his wagon, learned on returning to
his home at 100 Sheriff street, that Herman had got
up pugilistic contest between young rough n,med
Robert Curtis and his own brother William Purcell
the stakes being precisely t5.
This Intelligence annoyed John, the prisoner, very
much. and be determined to prevent the mill II pos
sible. But knowing what desperado kiern,n was
and hpprehendtnG trouble, he went into q neighbor-
log liquor saloon little before the hour appointed
for tue meeting, and either borrowed or bought a
ton we're so cSSer for the nay tia, they ~ made
their Appearance in front OF the Purcelrs board
Purcell informed them that his brother should not
tight, and reprimsnded Kiernan for the part which
he had PLAYED. the latter lost temper poured forth
torrent of Blinsgate the pescemaker, struck him
several blows the face, and wound up by knock
ing William Purcell down and attempting to kick
him,
II was while Kiernan was engaged In this brutal
recreation that John Purcell drew the revolver and
fired the shot which almost instantly killed the az
After perpetrsting the tragic deed. John Purcell
Ned to the Eleventh Ward Police Station, pursued
| By mob OF Kiernan's friends. When he rushed
| duty, asked him what had happened. He replied :
"Did you kill him - Inquired the Sergeant
to-"
Tie Sergeant then took the pistol from him, and
| told him to sit down by the window. The appear
ance OF the fugitive at this time most deplorabe
His hair dishevelled, his face cut and bloody,
his shirt torn and dirty Hardly had he been seated
when one Of the Kiernan gang entered, and whisper.
ed to the Sergeant
Tho man Is dead"
Whsreapon III. Sergeant turned to the prisoner
and said
"You have committed murder"
u am glad to hear II, responded he "and am
no more afraid to swing from rope than any other
fellow"
Purcell was then locked up for examination at the
Essex Market Police Court, whence he sent for
trial to the General Sessions. He was found guilty
OF murder In the frat degree. The Jury recon.
mended him to mercy. Another jury did the same
thing BY John Real but the Judge had nerve enoush
to sentence him TO death. Record er Hackett pre-.
aidel no the present case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01
BEATEy Br rTcK Er sWIyDIERs

Capt. Petty's unleers Capturing 81 600 In
Gold-CanadiaBs among our sharper.-
Chance TO- the Ponticians Find Bail.
Francis Thsbaut aud Joseph Drodeick arrived
in this city yesterday non the West en- route for
Canada. EuigrAns like, these met wandered about
the wharve. and b. their evident greenness attract.
ed the attention of no less a parsonage than the
Hon. Pat. hcDonald, we'll known ticket swim.
der" whose shinglo swings In front OF igs Wash.
ington 81 set To this ielectabe retreat Me Donald
conduct the stringers. doubtless In obedience to
the &c plural "iaudate, which bids US take them
IA" a sold 90 each a ticket for point In Canada
At th' trthink cost u. $S
tt tgant Is taikatiye fellow. and from him Nc.
Dor ID learned hat Thebault had in his possession
thfuTnia drtn on the Bank oi North America for
ID nslf o-erc' TO show the wanderers to the bank
a hs ouef va accepted. Al the bauk, however,
'le H.er rNlu-ed 70 cash the drat without iden
ineanon' That's all right" says Mcdonald, and
lilo,s his 1tges to a Broadway once, where he AZ
ares hiA wR signature to the draft. Thence he
tooh then to liquor saloon at the corner OF Green.
wien And canal streets, where he lett them, taking
tbt dram With him.
He vs. absent so long that the Canadians began
To sosp set all was not light, and consulting an
rnr their description Capt. Petty recogniz
y -i lld, and detailed Detective Field to work up
Pc -ast. This ofhcer arrested Mcdonald aud Teddy
hoIf an confederate, Just ~ they were entering
tie Vtosuwch Saloon.
o. searching them, II was found that they had
cssh. tho dram, for on Mcdonald were found
. ,tbl In gold and bill OF sale (ntended to have
haen signed by Broderick) OF the t2,5OO draft for
= bOl 1hrs the ignorant Canadians were to have
h,en sgi ldled out OF 200.
There Is still $40 missing. but probably IL will be
found 10 some OF the haLnts OF the swinders Both
were l1oked up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01
ALDERMEN,s AMENITIES.
A CITY surveyors 1000 Extra Cubic Fee
How the Rniaraan Pennle ara luindIl a

A CITY surveyors 5000 Extra Cubic Feet
How the Paterson People are swindIt d.
The proceedings Of the Paterson Aldermen
last night were relieved by alively episodes wordy
assault that for minutes threatened blows be.
tween Alderman Van yalkenburgh, of tie Second
Ward, and Mr. Goetchlus the City Surveyor, In a
matter concerning the assessments for improve.
menn to a street, Alderman Van valkenburgh al.
legged that the people had been charged for 5000
cubic feet more than they ought to have been. and
insinua,ed that the error was the mistake, inten-
uonsl or otherwise, OF the City Surveyor.
Mr.. Goetchins then went for" the: Aidermrn's .
ear, and told him he cid not know anything more
about It than tom cat. The Alderman retorted
that the City Surveyor had eaten his own figures,
and that he was connlying to cheat the taxpayer
The Surveyor replied that he ready to back his
figures 70 the amount OF the difference claimed Al.
dermAn McKiernan came to the rescue and de.
nounoed tile Second WaTders as lying set.
motion to refer It to = committee OF investiga
ton was lost, and while a hafdozen other motions
were on hand the confusion become great that the
Board adjourned. After adjournment, = number OF
Indignant tax payers" pitching into the city au.
thorites generally, the city Surveyor pitching into
the Alderman, and the latter showering torrents OF
abuse upon the Surveyor created q scene that was
fast verging into general muss, when, at haltpas,
nine tue janilor shut OF the gas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01
SPARKS FROM THE ..

Congressman Dews> . =. ,.
confessed 'nA' ne ' I'd csdctship Tor d 600
dsy in pait OF the Monarch are to be received to.
s ~ more as the guests OF tho city authorities.
a,.so' stsry Boutwell, decides that the docking O,
~ charged clerks salaries is illegal.
reducing letter'postage to one cent
Mr. Allison, Of Iowa, hrs prepared a resolution in
Tar d bill ~ '''''1' '"''' '"' against the present
Max Weber was confirmed yesterday A, As,.s.or
York 'AA' "e'S"u' LOT 'ne si'a District OF New
An f,py order announces the abolition OF the
tion OF fMisslssPPL
Ths Cincinnati School Board has taken the Bible
Board az 'sG 10 sSPss 81 Court Meantime new
The rock bed under tho eastern pier OF the St.
Louis bridge s feet below the surface OF the river was
reached yesterday morning
George VanderpOol, convicted in Ministea Mich
Of murder n tho nrst degree was on saturday sen,
fenced to solitary confinement for life.
On the 22d inst. Thomas Condon in selEdefence
struck Charles Roach with club, in Fort Dodge Mon
tana' Condor died on the following day.
The Pennsylvania supreme Court ha. decided tina,
BsDk' do not escheat to the Commonwealth '''NS'
ne steamer Mississippi, sogthward bound struck
went TO the OOtton. No i've. were Lost. ''' '"N
=, The Missouri House orders the St. Louis School
60 pSS aS sHs e eTys sS school @ IL The city
Russell f. Wooyer, convicted In O.wego OF man.
SLAUGHTER; IN Killing John II Reynolds In Orwell was
state Prison. W ''' "uou'H
The Indians on the Colorado Reservation are a,
hours work, ''' ''s"'
C, X. Garrison was before the special Committee
on haylgatlon yesterday, He minutcly explained his
proposition for steamship line between New YorE and
The total cost of free matter sent from 45l most.
~ ihis covers co. oi tree letters and SO el Pound,
.innn 4. unnma.na a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01
BLEEDING THE T1xPAYERs.
Nice Little Johs-Ars sweeny and O'HaI
Irresponsible

Nice Littlo JOhs-Ars Sweeny and O'Hnll
Re-pon-ibie
The Board of Aldermen yesterday passed reso.
lutions to pave with Belgian pavement Elizabeth
street from Grand to Beecker street; also MAbEin
street from Stanton street to Houston street, direct.
Ing the Street Commissioner to suspend all proceed.
lngs to regulate. &c, Worth street; to pave with
Belgian pavement Corlaers street from South to Wa.
ter street; also South street from Montgomery TO
jackson st;aso Fityninth street from Tenth avenue
10 Hudson River; also Ninth avenue, from -Four.
teenth TO Twentythrd street TO give Thomas
Cowan compensation at % per day for each sun.
day rom June 5, 1867, until March "a 1869
Tor services as keeper Of Stuyvesant Park to pave
Eith Belgian pavement forty-eighth street from
Eighth avenue 10 Hudson River; to allow the jus.
tices OF the various Police and Civil Courts to ap
point jantor for each Of said courts at salary or
ti20 per annum to pave with Belgian pavement
Second avenue from Forty-second to sxty.hrst
street.
The Board OF Assistant Aldermen was.ed resolu.
lions TO pave Charleton street, from Macdougal to
west street with Belgian pavement; to pave Fifh
street from the Bowery 10 Mangin street with Rob-
bins wooden pavement; to pave with Stafford pave
ment Fifth avenue, from Washington Square to Fif-
tyninth st. resolution was adopted TO pave with
Robbinsv pavement First avenue from L9ussl 10
Thirty ninth street " ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01
1ERRIFIC BOILER ExPLosIOM.
Twenty or Thirty Men Crushed Uadcr the
Ruins oftho Roof the sckawapna Coni
Works-An ExpIc,ion which shook the
Civ of acre nt,n

Tweuty or Thirty Mes CRUSHED Under TIE
Ruins oftho Roof the Lacks wanna Coni
works-Aa Explosion which shook the
City Of scra nton.
SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. 9s.-The boiler Of heat
ing furnace No. s. at the railroad iron rolling mill
OF the Lsckawanns Iron and Coal Company Of this
city. exploded at about half past 1--WE this afternoon.
portion OF the roof with all its heavy timbers,
shafing, otc, seventy nvo feet By ninety I'VE feet
was blown into the air. ana fell with tremendous
crash. The noise OF the explosion shook half the
city. Twenty or thirty mon were buried In the
ruins
The portion OF the rolling mill where the explosion
took place was where two-inch bars were rolled.
The portion OF the roof carried away was o5 by 100
feet In dimensions. The escaping steam filed that
part OF the mill for half an hour before the work Of
getting tho people out could be commenced.
The following were taken out dead: John
sweeny. boy; Peter A. Hartman, Martin H. Welsh,
James Connolly, Patrick Moran, John Dowd, Mike
Cannon, - Hilly, son OF Hugh Hiliy. Another
man. Timothy Smith, after being assisted home
by two men, died, making in all nine dead. The
following were more or LEI. injured Lewis
williams. John Engle. Charles Hartman, son
Of Peter, who was killed; Patrick Kelly,
Teddy Tierney-this man was locked In the ruins
nearly an hour. suffering much ftom steam. He is
dangerously injured-Christlsn werth, J. Jones,
W Kane, - McNesrney, - Mswn, Matthew Snow,
Philip weiclel, Thomas Rafferty,, James Hsnley
Emanuel osland. william Coslett, Philip Mean
drews. The extent OF the damsge cam OF a. yet be
ascertained
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01
FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES

The strike OF the miners Ia Wales is extending.
Garibadi has sent nye francs 10 Rocheiort toward
amonument 70 Victor Noir.
The Prince OF Asturias will receive his nrst CON-
munion from the hands OF the Pope.
The House OF Lords yesterday had brief debate
on the sunday Trading bill, and adjourned
The estimates for the expenditures OF the British
navy reach nine and quarter millions sterling.
The submarine cable from Bombay, India, to
Alden at the mouth OF the Red Sea, has been success
fully laid by the steamship Great Eastern.
In the House OF Commons yesterday Mr.. Glad.
stode promised the early Introduction OF practical
measures for education IN Ireland anu Scotland.
Three brigadier. generals and several colonels OF
the army have been transferred to distant posts in
various parts OF spain on account OF their dislOyal
uterancea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-01
The Loss Of the Oneida, with i2o Men.

PoISr De GALLK, Ceylcn, Feb 22, via LoSpoS,
Feb, as.-A collision occurred near Yokohama, be-
tween .ne Penlnsular and Oriental Company's
steamship Bombay and the United States corvette
Oneida The latter sunk with all hands, numbering
a hundred and twenty men. The Bombay was slight
y injured. II ia not stated that any OF the oficers
ofGIew OF the Oneida we're saved.
The Bombay was due at Yokohama from Hong
Kong on the 4th of January.
The following Is a corrected list OF the ohhevrs OF
the Oneida, as 1t AppeArs on the books OF the NAN
Department corrected from the last NaUdiReoister:
n5on C25mmA8w9sr' EawaI9 Z, illams L,.u,snaai Com
seon James Lndda-d ASSISTANT surgeon Edward
Frothlngham Passed Assistant Paymaster, Thomas I.
Phelsnd. Isaac J, Yates, and Charles b. Ar.
mold : First Assistant Engineer On chArge)
n. b. Littig; First Assistant Engineer, HaVand Bar
stow SECOND Assistant Engineers. John Terrence and
Charles w G. Senter; Ensign. J. W. Cowie Carpen.
Ter d; Plnnet Captalns CLERK, Wm. ". Crownin.
The Oneida was = thlrdrate vessel, carrying
eight guns.