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7uE FIFTH WARD AsTIR.

4 Spirited stern Chase-Bxcitemcnt nmsna
! the Wholesalers The Exhaustion Of Capt.
!. Petty's Policemen-And Of Thief.
/ Yesterday afternoon Thomas Gardiner stole
Of buckfkin gloves from NJ Beeber Co., OF
vi h the gloves, but an alarm was raised. and three
lsrks baless and ooatloss, started in pursuit. The
hief took to his heels like . rAcs-hor.e, up
Church to Walker, where policeman and dozon
other Ioen aud stump tailed dog Joined In the pur-
,uit Down Walker to West Broadway they rushed.
A. each bound q half-dozen others were added 10
The number, including women, half-grown boys and
tr, and street loungers of every class 80 on they
Loie uell-neu across into beach, then through 81
55ln's lane to L1igbt street, where another ponce
man joined tee throng. which had inereas'd 70 nun
drtds.
The s.umI allied dog having taken at. was incon-
lu nly kicked into the gutter. Otner lean and bun-
m crrs however, took his place. snaring ad bark
|io No 10 Fsrick street. where the thief diyed down
ato the ohcs Of the United States Rhus Wine Man.
4 aciurine Company, ami was grabbed BY Dr. Ehhu
L. HoI M, the good-looking President OF the
Tne crowd soon filled the little establishments yell
hg like demons. The two policemen, sweating al
aver, pore. soon reached the scene, but we're toe
nearly exhausted TO their victim. They sank
T. 20 out ami close tine door, at the same time
begging the saloon keeper 70 give them some water
md pr cure fans The the. being equally exhaust.
ed shove no inclination 10 get away. squad ol
Policemen sent by Capt Pe'ty Jsoon drove ,Se ue
police station In Leonard street on stretchers, while
iNO o'uer ofhcefs followed with the the In charge.
. curious crowd lowering In the rear. Capt Pett,
Eeee, ed the hero with distinguished consideration
/ itd q state apartment was Immediately assigned
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JOTTIHGs AROUr TOWN.
-Four fatal sunstrokes Yesterday.


Music In Madison square from 9 tosPM
Superintendent Jourd,n's census shows In this
city; Horses, S132 mules, il6 cows, 2i9l oxen, iG
bulls, II.
A male child, one year old, was found In the
closet OF 23o West Twcniysoycnth street yesterday
morning.
Lewis NJ. Van Eeton was on trial in the General
OF fsk Hatchh Tor tll3 into one Tor fiOW
One OF the uptown broadway clothing merchants
has large ice water tank front Of his store, where
drink costs dollar, and linen coat Il thrownl IN
A German brewer has leased whole square OF
rocky ground In the Nineteenth Ward wiihlI which he
will hlast series OF caves and subteIrahean gallo
rles for beer cellars.
The fallen building In lafayette place il once more
in proC eFs OF erection, The hct OF It's standing nj all
al er such calamity seems TO argue that II some
what stronger than most buildings
Yesterday the Hon. De witt q. Littejohn Of o.
wego addressed three hundred members OF the Pro
ducc Fxchange on necessity OF new means OF trans
oriatioD between New York and the West
Some 'newly vanished lomnibuses have appeared
on RroAiNn). The horizontal bars, by which the uA
Iory OF the pAtengers ore permitted to hang fot teu
cents vaC are tipped With silver Tbs cushions are o.
new. SIT leather lhs passengers leave thee omni,
contracted any Infectious disease or bso9me ths
posscssots OF sny which could be cap
tuTed only after an exciting search. y
Staford's Iron aud Sulphur Powders inyigorats
the body and purify the blood. ado.
Newspaper people will fnd q pleasant homo viz
hp. wArng Al e East Twelfth streeI-ASs'
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EIsH TRIES TO HIDE GRANTS GUILT

Gen. Bnbcock's Disclosure OF the St. Do
miuro Protocol-The Document Taken on
by Secretary Fish-Carl schurz speaks.
wAsHISGroS, June 26.-In the Senate to-day,
Mr.. sclurz rising to personal explanation, called
attention TO article In the keiD York Times OF the
previous day, charging that lie had surrepiiiously
procured the publication OF the protood between
Gen Babeock and the Dominican Secretary OF State,
In the San Domingo inyestigation.
Mr.. Scburz said that the FIRST knowledge obtained
by the Investigating Committee OF the existence oi
such a paper was through Gen. Dabcock himself
who had revealed the fact voluntarily. The Com
mtteo called upon tho State Department for Ill the
OF them. when the testimony was closed 1t was
found that the rotoo and otner papers on this list
were missnz.
The attention Of the Chairman OF the Committee
(Nr. Nye) having loen called to tie fact tlat
gentleman wrote 10 tho State Department for copies
OF the papers. The Chairman, intending TO he ab-
sent Temporarily requested the Senator from Con
neeticut CMr Ferry TO take charge of the protocol
whom 1t was received. aud Mr.. Ferry also being
called away lie (Mr. Schurz) Was asked by that
gentleman receive the paper and give u TO the
reporter of the Committee. II was handed him by
the doorkeepcr, and anerward he asked the Chair
man (Mr Nye) whether II was TO go TO the reporter,
prb,i-hed These were the h.cts in regard to tie
publication. As far as the attacks upon him per.
| eopally were concerned, he (Mr. scturz) did no,
think they such as TO compel him TO take any
notice Of them.
| The Washington correspondent OF the New York
EreHin0 net says that Mr. Hamilton fish carried
away the protocol and other papers hom the com
mi
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PRICE TWO CENTS
AN EAST SIDE GIN TRAGEDY
a SEYENTEENTH WARD POLITICIAN
SHOT IN a BAR-ROOM.


Five Bullets Driven into Piper Burns's
Bodv-surricaI Operation In Bellevue
HospitaI-The Balls Taken Out and the
Man Walking Away-Almost n Miracle.
AT about 8 o'clock last night, In John Reilly's
barroom, First avenue and Thirteenth street, Piper
Burns. q noted politician OF the sevcnteeutA and
Eighteenth Wards, called for o drink. The barkeep-
er not waiting on him as soon a. lie wished.
Burns drew his revolver 10 shoot him. The bar
keeper responded by drawing n similar weapon.
and shot Burns in the breast He fell on the floor,
and II is said that the barkeeper fired four more
shots into him before he could use his weapon.
Burnr, mortally wounded, was taken 70 Bellevue,
Hospital, and tho baikeeper was taksn to tho
Twenty second street Police Sation.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Al about halfrast o'clock last evening, John
Burns, alias "Pper" Burns, Of 42j Eist Fourteenth,
street, q wcIlknown character In that vicinity,
went into the liquor store OF Thomas Reilly, 80
First avenue, where he quarrelied with Martin Com
merfOrd, the barkeeper, and threatened TO shoot
him. for talking with onieer Doran who had arrested
Burns few days ago. Turns threw two pitchers at
Commerford, with an evident determination to So
riously injure lin; wbereupon the barkecper drow
q seven-barreiled revolver and discharged evefy
barrel at Burns. Five Of the shots took eoct; one
In the right breast, under the len shoulder, one
finger and the other njurihg the thumb OF the ssnis
hand Burns was taken to Bellevue Hospitni.
where the balls were extracted, and the wounds
not being considered serious, he was allowed Mt his
own request TO depart. Commerford was taken 70
the Eighteenth Ward police station. where he Vas
ocked up TO await judicial Investigation.
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HOURS OF LEISURE.

Rlecta Chapter, Eastern StSr, OF Newark. has
grand exclusion on the nth OF July, to RockAway
The Gehrder AID Society had pleasant picnic
ana summer nights fest In Funks Union Park yes
teTdAy
Columbian Lodge No, 4Si, u, and a. NJ, enjoy
their annual picnic tomorrow afternoon aud evening
10 Lion PARK.
Company ID, Seyenty.hrst Regiment, CAPTAIN Ben.
jAmln celebrated their anuiy esarJ by an excurtoa
yesterday 10 New Dorp, Staten Island.
The Hebrews OF Rev York are making extensive
nrcpAaions for the far which they propose 10 opc IN
Soiember Tor the beneht OF the Mount SINAI Hospital
The mass mt citing aud distribution OF prizes IL aid
OF the DOR oman and children OF CubA Ia the AcAde
my Of Music, Brooklyn, T. postponed one week until
thursday evening july In consequence oil tue dealh
OF Sr. Jose Morales Lcmus,
Last evening a festival was enjoyed at the JeHer
son Assembly Rooms, corner SIX III and ueenMlch av
cpues hy Inc ladies OF the African Union Church ~
Fifteenth sII pear sixth avenue. The proceeds viii
&c toward the support Of Tue church.
The Hebrew Young Ladies' sewing Society gave
their second annual ortertainment and picnic IL
Jones's Wood last night. The Hon Judges Koch, Con
molly the Hon Abe Humnei. and er Supervisor q. N
Ierpsa we're on The comalItee Of ArrapgemsqtA
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THE NOBLE RED MAN.
Now let the Kiowas aud Conn nchcs Send n
Delegation TO Washi ngton.

correspondence OF the bun
FoRr SILL, Indian Territory, June Is, 1870
Here we arc, hundreds Of miles from tie Pacific
Railroad, and the red devils are cutting their capers
within few miles Of our post. Numbers OF Qua
hsda Tor rcaming) Comanches and Quahada Riowss
have left this reserve and gone to Texas to murder
and steal. Mr.. Armstrong, proprietor OF the
stage lines writes from Texas that OF his stages
was attacked by Indians and the driver killed. and
that some stock had been stolen.
A citizen who was left Ia charge OF a saw mill
fys miles from this post disappeared two weeks
since, aud there seems doubt he was sealped and
murdered. Horseback "a friendly Comanche) saws
that Tab-ber-nanny Gus passed through his camp
with the scalp. dozen OF Mr.. Evaps's mules were
driven on IRON his farm the same night, and come
were found and recovered By friendly Indians ia a
camp OF Kiowss.
on Sunday night about II O'Clock party sup
posed 10 be Comanches entered the Qunrtermaster's
corral, half Q mile IRON tls post, and took there
from nearly ninety head OF mules. The Tenth Col
ored Cavalry started In pursuit The trail was
found st daylight. The troops are siill out and
nothing has yet been heard from them. Was Il not
rather bold and somewhat cheeky TO commence
operations so near post OF nine companies The
commandant shrieks for blood, and the Quaker
agent feels bad to think that the indians should 20
for to do so.
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ROCKY MOORE AGAIN.
Let superintendent J ourd Take Incog.
Trip Through the Nineteenth Ward.
tn. following items are copied from the police

Trip Through the Nineteenth Ward.
tn, following items are copied from the police
return OF Onicer Gunner yesterday;
At7:l0P. NJ. Matthew II. Moore, agef -, residing a.
sixtysecord street and Third avenue, was brought to
this station suffering nom ms. Tne ambulance was
At 7;:o =. ". Murtush Murphy, AGED 81 born Ire
land, residing Rt 1tf2 Third avenue, states that while
he and his brother standing at the o Six
v.sccond street ana Third avcuue he MAS assaulted BY
party struck him m the back OF lis head, making
scalp wound. lie walked home and dressed his
wounds.
such IA the police record but c! e-winess con.
meets the two entries remarkably, and shows that
either the police have been very remiss In their
duty, or were entirely ignorant OF the facts.
Tie Matthew H. Moore alluded TO in the first
paragraph II the Hon. "RockJ" Moore. On Tues
day night Rocky and one Of his pals, named Tom
Connor, went on q bender and committed various
little ndiscteions one OF which connects the eco
ond Paragraph with the nrst Murtagh Murphy and
bis brother who are peaceable men, iaborers, were
standing at one OF the corners Of sxty-socond
street and Third avenue when they were attacked
by ruiians and were cut and teaten badly althouEh
the police returns cay that only Murtayh was
hurU, and no person Was arrested. II Is said thai
hocky las frequently boasted that the police dare
not arrest him and recently he wat arrested for
brutal attack on q woman In Third avenue car,
but tie Sergeant In charge refused to hold him. DO
cause he could nothin wrong.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

MIR. Charles Fechter sailed yesterday.
The Hon. John Lynch has been renominated.
Iowa reno inmates the Hon. Vim. Smythe for Con
benjamin r. Piexotto OF California, was yester.
day confirmed as Consul to Bucharest.
The Republicans of Lewiston, Me, have nomi.
mated the Hon VIM. 7. Frye for Congress-
The Hon. Jasper Packard was renominste ted for
Congress by the Republicans OF Indianapolis yesterday
Orange Judd, OF the Amertcdn Agricnituris, who
has resided foI y years In Flushing Is about to move TO
The Hon. George IT, Pendletou OF Ohio, delivered
the address before the literary societies OF the Univer
Mayor Pyle, Of Paterson, who was injured by be-
although he Is still laid up,
Gen FsrnswOrth, OF Illinois, the great apiagOnist
Of Ben. Butter, wAt born NJ Eaton, Canada East He
is is years Old and can never be President.
Major Hitchcock, OF the Ninth Regimcnt, an
nection with the drum corps nrstclass bug corps
Mrs. Sarah Kramer, widow Of the Rev. j, ;
ssed rr hurope in the Minnesota yesterday 10 reside
with her parents In London
The English gunbost Sparrow Hawk has arrived
At Spp Francisco nom Victoria NanconYers Leland,
with Gov. Mnsgravs Of British Columbia. who visits
San fraacsco to get married.
Gen. John NJ. Oliver was yesterday nominated by
President TO be an Asoelats Justice Of the Supreme
ShsSn an and seyed in the Army Of the Tennessee
Tie worthy City Father Of Hoboken started out
last eycuins for days sport at Long BIsnGh Mayor
hSners 6aSS s'hEsS Sma1, sGs Gy caG and Clipper he
puglllst.
And now Judge Hogan ha. gone to rowing The
senator Michael Norton. His muscles are hardening
and promises to be IN splendid condition for the fall
campaign.
Breyet Major. Gems. Barnard and II. G.wrght and
CS MiSse o ne rn Hned s'aIs' s MEnSnee, GSrps
been appointed Commission 10 examine aud report
on he fort'ncations ana military equipments OF the
DIR. George T. Elliott. the eminent surgeon, while
pe.o5mns very GeSl oGS.sSa, s IN
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GINNON's IWO WIVES.

Aud his First Wife's Two Husbn nds-A
Troublesome Girl from Riverside.
Two years ago William Cannon, Of 81 East
Broadway, became infatuated with Dowery street
walker named Helen iiayebs, who had respectable
parents living In Riverside. Imagining that he could
make a good and viruous wife OF her, he married
her and for short time ever, thing went on smooth
ly. But one evening u c young wife wen, out on
the street, and the husband learned the fact. After
q few skirmishes the couple agreed TO separate. A
divorce was granted by judge Daily. The husband
then married another maiden, and everything went
on happily until the wicked Helen siepred in. She
went TO his house on Tuesday night, and In abusive
language told the newly made wife thAt Cannon was
her husband The intruder was arrested, and yes
terday arraignei In the Essex Market Police Court.
There Mr. Ganro appeared with many legal docu.
ments to show his divorce from helen and, 10 cap
the climax, o marriage certificate was produced
showing that Helen had just married another man.
The Judge reprimanded her.
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NEW JERSEY.

The fourteenth annual commencement exercises
OF Seton Hall College, at South Orange were well a.
tended yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon Horace Winkle, OF Paisade
avenue Jersey City, attempted TO cut his wes throat
with shoemakers knife.
Willie Herman OF Orange Mountain, N. J., 8 years
OF age. while bathing In small plnd, on Monday y
play threw boys. who retalliated by mold
ns hun under water until he was drowned. Tney thea
ran away.
A team OF horses being driven by Patrick ii.
Doye OF BROOKLYN plunged into q swamp near Fox
Hi 10 ohoken, last evening. one OF them sank, but
the second saved himself by climbing over the back Of
the hrst.
Hans and Dorothea Hsoder, children Of Hobo.
ken druggist, were PLAY ing upon pile ol TIMBER near
Rivers street last evening when the lumber felt upon
them. The girls leg was badly Fractured The boys
skull was fractured, and he died. .-.. '.-..t
Al the commencement exercises at Phaeeton yes.
.erdAy several eo9usnt orations were delyersd The
honorary degree OF Doctor Of Laws was conferred
upon Coy; Hoffman: Horace A. Butthol2h q hsy Jer'
ss 81 pceos q b.y os w. cSsssS upon
tho Eev ,EvcIsrd Kemipshan ot Elizabeth, n. =, ana
scminArI
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ST. JoHY,s COLLEGE.
Commencer,ent Exercises Of the Catholic
Institution in Fordham-A Brilliant ASSEM-
blaac Of Distinguished Priests and La men,
L.

Commencement Exercises OF the Cstho
In.,,,y,Ion I'm Pordb.w-A brilliant Asseu-
, ". ;. y, --.-
biaGc OF tbhs'insuishea fries,s "ha .eso"' ~
Grnduates-A Bapaucf In the Ordinary'
The commencement exercises Of 81. Johns
oonese WIS the eVen' OF 'he Gay ~ ro'oham yes
terday. At the eastern end OF the beautiful College
lawn underneath tbe shade of . group Of majestic
- -,N..l.s' W - ''' e--.o " - .s
eims' apiauorm W." erected, draped WIN nags anu
decorated with lkenesses Of saints. On the left OF
the prcaident tho Rev Jos She. & L was seated
A., u, ~, W. -, s.o ~ ~ .,s
tue very new Ncar-oenerM sarrs, ana gathered
around him were the Faculty OF the College. On the
s,,reme Ian yvers the .tnasnt orator. NJ tho dav
.,, 'e ..-N. '"o "o s,, ua'
FuHy athousano persons were present Conspicu-
Gus among whom were the eminent Catholic royiew.
a, IN, n.....,..o, Mo,s,nno,. sc,o, Dr swo.rov
~, 'foWhson' i"'"s'snV'o Se''',, ~ '"Vohos'
Brig,'Gencral sweeney, u 3. A., DR.. kerriean' Gen.
McMal,o, l.,e Mint.,er IN the krecntite Republjc
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BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Lydia Badsau, wife Of Tax Collector Badeau
died OF spoplexy on Sunday night.
The chemical factory at Greenpoint has been COM
planned OF to the Health Board a. nuisance.
William Reese, OF Ninth street, Wiliamsbnrgh,
Third street
TIE Hon. Demss Barnes, wife and daughter.
sailed for Europe yesterday In the Cuha: They were
accompanied down the bay by numbers OF friends.
Al the animal commencement OF the Long Island
College Hospital. last evening 'hs saatsss ar ws de
liyered by Samuel q, Armor, NJ d. ana the Naledle
tory by Z. b. Plots. N. ID.
Margarect Cimpbell, under arreis for drunken
mess attempted TO commit suicide ast evening by
hanging herself with towel from tbs bars over the
door OF q cell in the Dutlcr street police station
The argument on the application OF the Park Con
mtssioneis for rndHddnnl TO compel Mayor kalb-
neisch TO sign worth Of the bonds for the fur
theT cement OF Prospect Park was heard IN the
supreme Court Yesterday morning, hr, Joshua Nan
Colt ap cared for the Cnmmlssioners ana W H. NJ
csion. The Mayor contends that the bonds are not
legal,
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GIN ON THE BENCH.

The Incarceration OF n Respectable broom
iyn Woman In Raymond Street Jail on
the Whim Of Drunken Magistrate-Re-
lease on Habeas Corpus.
Yesterday came on to be tried before
1Rstice James Buckley. OF Brooklyn city, In
the Second District Court, an action 70 recover
damages for the conversion OF trunk and contents
valuedat $50 Mrs. Joyce, boarding yhouse keeper.
the defendant, claimed that she rigltfuy kept aud
Leld possession OF the properly, Lizzie Howard.
the plaintiff, was indebted TO her for board jam
borcc jim appeared at the hour appointed, In his
usual hilarious condition. II was generously s:ipu-
lated on q request OF plaintiffs counsel that the
property should be brought into Court 10 appraise
Its value Thirty minues adjournment Tor this pur-
pose; nj the conclusion OF which His Honor en-
tered the courtroom ftill more " how come you
sof" He then seemed dlsgusted with everything,
ara dk missed the complaint, practically rendering
ju ulgment for the boardn house keeper. But i'm
medate,y In n drunken whim he orderedsthe prop
erty TO he delivered by his mS Srmidons TO the
plaintiff. In contraventon OF his own JUDGMENT and
in Rob Roy STYLE over the rights OF Mrs. Joyce BY
advice OF her counsel she soutly resisted, aud was
committed to jail for contempt OF "Jamboree jim"
wnilo sitting with his hat and his heels cooked
up on the judicial bench. Justice Pratt was Lunted
up and after two brief hours incarceration In the
oathsome jail OF Ray ymond srect, through the efficacy
Of tie ancient writ of hobefs corpus, most re-
spectacle and cstulabe woman-well known as
such In Brooklyn sccety-wns released fiom tho
clutches OF the Ju iicial rullln Buckley
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CURIOSITIES or CRIME.

T. NJ Holbrook, eI.membor OF Congress, was ss.
sass mated on tho isih OF June In Idaho city.
The master and crew Of the MYra. OF Belfast, were
arrested in Boston Yesterday ot robblng the body OF
drowned man.
Mr.. Francis G. IIellingcr, wealthy butcher oi
Newark, hanged himself IN nn clubhouse In his yard yea
tcrday morning. lie had taken cold while bathing on
SUNDAY afternoon aud had become derangcd.
l.. Rafctto a passenger on the steamer Paraguay,
from Genoa, was before Commissioner Shields iot
smuggling 800 francs worth ui Jcsely The Jcwelry
was found ingeniousy concealed In his trunk.
4 James Carroll and Bartholomew Buckley quarrellod
on the night Of June q in sha1tv FOrlcth street,
near Eleventh avenue, ana Carroll strdck buckley
the head with n hachet buckley dled yesterday in
Bellevue Hospital Carroll u 10 custody,
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PICNIC RUFFIAHISM.
Desperate Onslaught of Rowdies upon an
Onicer Attempts at Murder.

Desperate Onslaught OF Kowdies upon an
Onicer Attempts at Murder.
Officer William Clark, Jr., while on duty on
rucsday night, noticed John Hanning, alias Weleh,
brutally beating woman in Landmann's Park,
which has become so notorious for rowdy pienics.
onhcer Clark arrested Ianning, and large crowd Of
q prisoners irends gathered around and attempted
40 rescue lianning. Ohcer Clark. however, kept
Luem back with bis club, and s'arted mis- prisoner
Dor the police station in Fifty ninth street. 70 or 30
sou ,hs following and abusing him.
, The crowd did not attempt any further violence
nlt they reached the nelghborhood OF the police
a. N, when the prisoner Hanning drew a loaded
tI Jarreed revolver and passed IL to one John vii
Uncer Clark placed Eanning before him as shield
aud Williams tried 70 get chance to shoot the on
Ter hut JAILED, Otcer Fanning arriving and arrest
~ lin.
Both Williams and Hanning were taken befor,
!u,'ico Bixby yesterday morning and held in 81 0O
Val each.
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FLASHES FROM TINE OCEAN CABLES.


.Carbaldi IL said to be III.
John Bright Is permanently cured
Lord Clarendon's funeral yesterday was strictly
private.
Civil marriages may be contracted In Spain sner
SeDtenberl
It's said that tho infallibility dogma is to be pro.
mulgated to-day.
Tie French Government is raising another loan
for the regeneration OF Paris.
Karl Granville, on behalf of the British vern.
ment says h. sees reason to alter his policy, an
that New FoundlInd must depend upon her militia or
polce TO protect property and preserve order In time
a
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wife Desertion In Yves, HoSoken.

Yesterday afternoon, before Squire Lumins, Of
West Hoboken, the Justice who some ton days ago
was arraigned before Justice Loder for refusing to
support his wife John b. Lamo uze was accused OF
turning his wife out Of doors and beating her shock;
inEly. The investigation showed that Lamouze bad
done all he could to starve his wife out. and Justice
Lunins, having been 10 the same position, attempt
ed to shield Lamouze. The Jury, However. required
Mr.. Lanouze TO give bonds In 200, and Constable
Ferris compelled to take the old gentleman Into
custody. lie IS said TO be worth 100000.