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THE AMENDMENT A FARCE.

Coiored Citizens Prohibited from Voting at
the Approaching Elections In New York
Sharp Practice Of the RinG MansGers in
Albany-How they Sold Horace.
lawyer, who is prominent member Of the
Republican General Committee, Informed Sun re-
porter yesterday that the Charter and Election laws
recently approved BY the Legislature virtually pro
bibit the colored citizens Of this county nom voting
at the ensuing elections. He says that II was be-
eved by the Republican Senators who voted for the
Tweed charter that the passage OF stringent cleo
non law, as demanded by the Hon. Horace Greeley,
would secure for the newly.made coored voters the
full right TO exercise tho privilege Immediately. The
bill which became law on the 9Th inst does not, he
asserts accomplish that end, for tho material por
tons OF the law do not take effect until July l. 1870
and the May election must be held under the regis
try used at the last charter election In December.
IL Ii q notorious fact that the registry contains the
names OF thousands OF repeaters and BY It's exclu-
sive use, oil persons who have become citizens since
December, or who may have cllanred their resi-.
dences, cannot vote Our reporters informant added
that the Executive Committee OF the Republican
party Of this county had had the subject under
sderatlon, and had sent o deputstion TO Albany to
what could be done for the practical recognition
OF coored citizens but they had fsled 10 report
the subject. Tho connection between Mr.. Manierre
and the Tzmmany leaders easily account for this
fact The colored vote OF this city Is estimated at
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THE REVOLUTION In CUBA.
IUs DEFEAT OF GEN. GOYENECHE,s
TROOPS NEAR BOGA.

The Spanish Troops ordan
Showing his Teeth - A United states
Citizen Shot, Notwithstanding his Ap-
peal TO the Consui-tsenerai.
Special Despatch to The sun
Kxr WEsr, April h.-Authentic advices re-
ceivoj to-day from Cuba indicate acontinuation Of
strife BY no means bloodless Jordan Ia exhibiting
an unyieding obstinacy in his fighting which Is
telling efncaciously on the enemy. Goyeneche was
defeated near Bogs, in on engagement on the 9Th
inst, between Gura and Bagueron, in the Incalon
district. The spansrds were defeated and the army
was so badly demoralized that the lonzprofessed
and unaltorable adhesion 10 the Spanish cause
which Is so often vsunted was not heard. The do
feat was decided ouietus to Spanish enthusiasm.
The unfortunate Edward Mates, citizen OF the
United States, was shot in Fort Cabana on the 9Th
Inst Consul General Bddle advised the authorities
In Washington Of the facts, and hoped thereby to
save Nattes's life, but the U. 8. officers made no
reply. This neglected. treatment OF request made
BY citizen 10 his own Government is unac
countable
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PHoroGRAPHs BY suy REPORTERS

A Theological Cstechism In the Marine
Court-A Mixture Of Butter and the Bible,
Cheese aud thristinn.y stntate Law
ard tao Law OF sin
Mr.. George Caverley an employee Of Cook 4
Co. wholesale butter and cheese men, sued his EN-.
ployers yesterday for wages alleged to be due. The
complainant claims thai he was employed during the
brisk season, aud tha, during the dull Interval he
was dismissed. He demsnds wages for the OF time
Cook q Co. dispute this claim. Mr.. Morton, eoun.
sci for the defence, In cross examination, Questioned
tie complainant concerning his belief in a Supreme
Being and a future STATE Of rewards and punish
ment.. Judge Curtis in turn asked the counsel
whether he thought earv pie,y improved butter
Counsel thought he was likelier to get good butter
nom good man than from a bad one. lie added
that the complainant was very profane.
Judge Curtis-"Ah, see he has a had habit OF
swearing Do you ever swelr, counsel'"
Counsel" Well, l confess l occasionally sin
through irritation ard hasIy temper, bul trust |
an sorry for TIE offence, ns gentleman should be-
Tho verdict was against tae plaintiff.
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OBITUARY..

Tie Hon. George Bartlett. an eminent pi,a,.
ton lawyer, died on Tuesday. ''"s"a"-
Don Domingo Aldama. father OF Don Migue, AL.
eas Iiesldent OF the Cuban Junta died at Is wess
was borne to Greenwood ''' i"o oouJ
4. Col John H. DoSart, aged 80 years, died yestsr.
Ihs beginning oi Re var snd d Ii.S naSs,nss 4, Lonyes
h'o"euan'ooionei In Gen. WooIford's reg nent -
Iaro Kusacabe, OF Achizen, japan, who had ha.,
,, wiek, ued on WEDNESDAY, OF consuinption in M
country. "H III us oWa
Zen. Charles Grey, private secretary to the oueeu
Oh England died on the LIST Of April a. st. Jamess Pat
nSsl oI pAalytic attack. He was GO yeas old and
for many years had been one OF th- most Intimate on
tha conndeltlal Iends OF the Queen and to othor
Pune" - ' A-'''' h'NJ
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP,

Tue House spent six hours yesterday and last
night on one page Of the Tarif.
II. telegraph wire is TO be run from the Capto 10
the Govern'nsnt printing once. ~
The Sensts has passed ths bill authortzu, the ctv
ofDunao to'tunnel Niagar. rVer. ~"
Ihe senate Goes not hvos the consideration in
onen session OF treaties for ths scquston OF
The Senate Ccmmittee will recommend one year.
Pay 70 me families oi the onicers and men who were
Ihe Senate has rejected Mr. Wiillams's amend.
mcnl 70 the georgia bill to provide shAt the next Lee
gsla'nre shall be elected IN November, fSIl.
-, An enort Is 70 be made tomorrow, with some
snow OF success, TO get vote the GAsrRa hill with
hve 10 eight majority. "
Tue Senate Committee rteeidei yeserdsv In the case
1 CAllWell VINO now claims 10 re- resent a foreign
IVv'tnment as Minister aud whom Secretary Fish de-
cned TO receive As such because he was al
cillfen, that they could n On Interfere.
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Tho Ma sb,e Pa'aee Moving Ear.

All yesterday afternoon the cartmen we..
busiod In moving from the Police Central ONCE the
personal property OF tho retiring superin,end dent.
and that rerso onsge was busy also dyid!nE his time
between giving orders to his cartmen aud bidding
farewell TO the Captains OF Police The venerable
Judge Bosworth President OF the New Board OF
Police, Was in quiet communion with the Hon. Jo
seph s. Dosworth, President OF the Old Board OF
Police, and Joseph $. Bosworth ESQ, President OF
the Board OF Police that still holds SWAY over Rich.
mond, Westcbester, and ave towns in Queens was
eontemplave listener. Mir. Brennan, Mr.. smith, and
MI Benjamin franklin Manerte, OF the Y M g. A
were Ia Albany, looking aler their little Jobs In the
tx levy. tho public, meantime paying them orm.
Gus salaries for services as Police Commissioners
for the city Of New York
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A STATEN ISLAND HORROR.
Steam Boiler Explosion ut Port johnson
Two Persons Killed and Two Fatally
Injured--Two Steamers Supk-Windows
Smashed, and the Villagers Terrified.

Steam Boiler Explosion at Port johnson
Two Persons Killed and Two Fatally
Injured-Two Steamers Supk-Windows
Smashed, and the Villagers Terrified.
Yesterday morning, at O'Clock, the boiler Of
the steam propeller William Wells, lying at Port
johnson, on the Jersey shore, between Elizabeth.
port and "the stakes" on the Kill van Kull, ex-
ploded, killing Capt. Morris Roach. and fatally
wounding the engineer, Walter Scott who subse-
quently ded-the fireman, whose name we could not
learn, and deck hand named James Doolan.
The Captains son, Morris Roach, Jr., who was
steward Of the boat, was severely injured In the le
arm, and scalded on his breast and stomach. He
escaped mirnculously from Q terrible death, being
rescued through the window by one Of the men on
the barge 8. Butterneld, which soon sank also, In
eleven feet Of water. Immediately after the explo.
sion, the deck Of the Wells took nre ami she sank
The body Of Capt. Ronch was found in the boat,
almost unacceptable. The Captain leaves q wife
and nve children. Walter Scott, tho engineer, died
soon after his admission to Bellevue Hospital. He
leaves wife. lie had been but about month In
the employ OF Messrs. Shea a Loughlin, owners OF
the line Of tuzboats running between Elizabeth and
Port johnson. The fireman and deck hand were
single men.
The explosion was terrific All the windows Of
the houses In the neghborhood were broken, and
the concusson stove In the sides OF the coal bsrge
Butterneld which was lying close BY. She will
prove total loss. She had q cargo OF coal con-
signed to Messrs. Davidson, Young q Co., New
Haven.
The people Of the neighborhood, imagining that
they had been shaken up by an earthquake, rushed
into the streets as place OF safety.
Messrs. Shea LouRhlin, is Broad street. say that
te cause Of the bursting OF the boiler is unknown.
II was inspected on the 18th May. 1869, was almost
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"SaJ J---"v..n rguR
fEhSU4-- - >tsAHAu

Dr. John Hall. pastor Of the Filth avenue Presby.
erAh Church VIII spend the next summer In Europe.
Mr. David Is. Sickles has been unanimously elected
rrc,Iaent OF the Harlem Branch Of the Y NJ c. Asso-
George the Count Joannes Is daily attendant on
witness stand. w '"e
MT. George l.. Loraru, owner OF the yach,
Meteor rccently lost on the coast OF Egypt viii bua
another yacht to take her place. ''' " 1
Judge Cunning $. Bedford will soon visit Europe.
ne VIII accompany his II END. James Gordon Bennett
Jr, on the great ocean yncht race.
The tobncconists OF the Sixteenth Ward comp,ain
thst. saepy Ptl CO Captain John J. wliiam.on wsirs
jars, and leaves n.'hout thanking thom. N '-uA
1t now seems prnbaS.@ that no change viii be
made In The EXECUTIVE Department q the board OF
ncah, but that the present learned snh Industrious
py sanitary INSPECTOR will be kept At the neAd OF the
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KEEP THEM, CONNECTICUT

New York Politicians In Bridgeport Jail
Guard by Niilitia-Thc Return OF Reddy
the Biu cksmitb e. Co.
Capt. Laffey, Of the Sixty-ninth Regiment, N.
Y. s. NJ, James Stewart, r. A. Brasil, Reddy the
Blacksmith, and Dan Elsey, who were arrested In
Connecticut the other day at the Kerrigan- Tuohey
prize n-ht 0zzle, have returned to town. They
yere hailed In St nnn ---A low W. raiii-
"o'' oa''eu ih e-O.i -, -, -.
gan Andy Lennon, Tiny Hessisn. and Kit Burn,
who escaped at the time, have also returned Their
friends have paid zines for them. There IL still a
gang OF the New York rouyhs lodged in the Jail in
bridgeport and guarded by militia. They have no
friends and no sympatliizers. The penalty for en-
gagipg In prize nght In Connecticut is imprison.
Iaent In the State Prison for not beyond Eve years
and Tor being on the ground as spectator imprison
ment for two years The prisoners are held for re-
insinq to pay iares and for disturbing the peace
The tug on which the New Yorkers reached Milford
has been libelled by tne revenue officers and ia de-
tained at Bridgeport
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sIanaer Sui. eetween Bro,her,-in.Lnu.

VIM. \. Hoar sued Geo. II. Lee in the City
sander They are brotAers- IN. law and DO bu, u,ines,
In Williams1urgh. The suit Is tho result OF some
previous troubles In business. which plaintiff claim.
90 70 De IN prosperous slate. In tie summer Of
1863 the deienduat composed, signed aud aiterward
published delaIsaiory matter, purporting to be
signed BY Mr.. HCaf. One document was produced
In evidence. II wac dated GresnpoinI, July B, IsG9
and asserts that the plaintiff teZepted a boy in his
employ TO commit larceny and afterward nrose.
malicious prosecution also that ms boys iather
Threatened TO sue the piaintiG for $4,000, but the
later arranged his Dropery In such q manner ss 10
escape the penalty Othe- charges are made, ali al
legsd to be false and malicious. the d,snce claimed
lhs' ne eIsged libels were true Tle jury gave the
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Tho Buttcraie. In IN, Ac,s.m,

The spring exhibition of the National Academy
o. Design opens this morning Al the private vie "
last evening the Academy building was handsomel,
decorated with baskets OF flowers and tall. sweet.
smelling shrubs. oeanders, and camellia,. A quad.
re band was in attendance and the place WA.
brilliantly lighted The rooms were den sely crowd
ed so that anything like rational examination OF the
paintings was utterly imposable, and the private
view became-wel II wasn't u view. The guests
we're mainly iitering daughters OF fashion at,ende
Dy idiotic cavaliers, who dressed after Prince Ar
thur fashion, and made pIetensions TO a knowledge
ofMt. VERY hne painiin!, Miss Jones deuced
me but too green, altogether too green not na;u
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THE NEW REVOL UrION IN SPAIN.

New Conscription Riots In sevilie-Was
Cubnn Money used 10 Foment . Revolt 2
MADRID, April l4.-The Epoed says that many
priests refuse to take the -th to the. Constitution
but 1t advises the Government to avoid oil appear
ance Of persecution. These priests ore said to be
acting under instructions from the Vatican. Severe
measures have been taken ngainst those who have
forcibly opposed the eopscrpton. The sentences Of
the men who are OIL trial will be unusually heavy.
Riots broke out at Seville yesterday on secount Of
the attempted enforcement OF the oonsorip,ion act
They were suppressed, howeve er. wthor. dlniculty.
The Dido charges that the recent revolt In Aragon
was brought about with Cuban moaey.
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rsRPLTUATINd rHE EMO.

OHn'rs New swindie-The Old Board OF
Supervisors Under n New Name.
Dir. o'Hall is known 70 have agreed with the
Hon. Benjamin Manerre that six OF the Aldermen
to be elected in Nay should be Republicans. lie
now claims the rieht to select three OF the number
and he has accordingly informed his Republican
allies that he intends 10 nominate Henry Smith,
lsaae j, Oliver. and Andrew Bleakly for the posi.
lions As the new Aldermen are virtually to take
.he places OF the old SUPERVISOR the sign OF
tne Mayors proposition Gun easily be seen, With
Measleyi Slnyer, and Smith and nina members OF
-. rins =. 49, "1siu, !. ssn be used for any
purpose.
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NaxeI shurch Ceremanx

In Rome on Holy Thursday the Pope washe,
the feet OF thirteen persons, n commemorstion of
the Saviour washing the feet OF his disciples. This
UNIQUE ceremony a novelty on this side e. tho At.
mntlc-was performed yesterday in a solitary eli -rch
in New York, the Church OF st. Anthony, belonging
10 The FIanciscDhs In Sullivan street near Prince
street immediately after the High Mass the pastor
the Rey D. Guerrni. disrobed himself Of his prinsi.
pal Vestmel's and girt on linen apron. Twelve
Persohs loos tLelr seats on . platform, and each
t9r then took basin OF water and towel, hum.
ply Lnelt and washed the several feet, and after
Wlptng, kissed uLsm ~' ~'N'
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Jack Reyuolds'. Hapsm.u.

Benjamin b Rosenberg was tred' some time
ago for selling fraudulent natursliz izaton papers 1t
was proved tat he had sold Thousands bit as
they oil bore the seal OF the Supreme Court OF this
Sate, and were duly signed by County Clerk Loew,
Nj John Gruham, Rose nberg's counsel raised the
technical point that the United States cou not 20
bshind the records of thu State Court to show that
ths papers we're false. Judges Nelson and Bltch.
Issu, before whom the case was tried, divided In
tho Supreme Court OF the United states Ro.eu-
brE - ihs h""""r wsoJSneed Ju0k lieyno MA
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Fun nt the Gold ExcIrapp..

Yesterday afternoon some of the members of
the Gold Exchange. to relieve tie general duliness
treated themselves and the habitu6s OF New street
TO novel entertainment. A member was fined rs
FOR some slight indscrctlon and yesterday the pen
atty was Taid, the offender giving the presiding on
Ger nve hundred new pennies in a great bag One
OF the members bought the pennies with Ave dol.
iar greenbaek, and amused the crowd on the street
by throwing them out Of the windows In ffiy and
sevenly-hye cent lots, The scramble for the coins
as they rolled around New street provoked merri-
ment and the nHnerous somersaults were worthy
OF the Hanlons' bsst days.
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THE TROUBLES IN FRANCE.
Tho Ministerial Ru,ture - The Strikes In
Neyers, Lions, and Paris.

thu WIHIEVtrIHI HUIIufe = THO sff1uee IN
Nevers, LIONS, and Paris.
PARrs, April 4.--The journal Qfioel Of to-
morrow will announce the resignation OF Count
Daru and NJ. Bdfet. N. Olivier will Professionally
take charge OF the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs and
h.sesris OF that OF Pinauce The Senate to-day began
to debate the Stnatus tonsuitun, and passed II
through Its drst stage. Tie Government despatched
troops TO Neyers to-day, on account Of the contin.
uance o, the strike at Fourch ambault.
day OF two ago tho Md'seiHdise published 3 con-
gratulatary address from the worknen OF Lyons,
who were on a strike, TO the operatives in the
mines and workshops al La Crcuzot. The propri.
otors OF that jcurhl have therefore been prose.
cuted ar.in for violation OF the press law in TO-
mentins disorder.
The international Society OF workmen will pub
lish an address requesting tue workmen OF France
who favor republic 70 vote with blank tickets on
the occasion OF the FLf6iscitUYn.
LoNDos April li.-Arrangements have been COM
pleted In Paris or general strike OF workmep, be-
ginning on TUESDAY next.
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RepsbIicas Primaries ordered-Nfanierre's
BHrgains with the Ring.

The Republican Central Committee last night
Issued q call ioJ primaries to ts held next Wednes
day. NJ Maneirre came In n the close OF the
meeting, and remarked 10 few " his friends that
he had lust returned from Albany. lie looked
travel sta med hagard, and worn and his presence
was attrb1ted to his desire to co er up his negota
uons win Mr.. Tweed at Albany, and prevent any
he has promised ,nces TO tie leading membe N OF
the Committee and their friends IN the different
districts and a. they believe that hsfwill keep his
word, they are unwilling for the present to make
his notable action In Albany q sub. Get OF oniciL
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The Ca m dians ThoroushIy Frish,.nss.

OTTAWA April 1.-THE Habeas Corpus Act
has been suspended. The measure passcd both
Houses, and was assented TO by the Governo Gen
eral In the Hame OF Her Majesty, this afternoon
Sir John A, Macdonald in asking Parliament kr a
suspension on the act said the Government had re.
ceived iniorma4ion, on Which they relied that the
peace Of tna snultry was again.in danger from lhe
,invason OF lalyless men ir0mtW Uuiiod Statos be-
IOpsia1 iO'th"id idsuiau organization
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The Jersey CITY -ewermep,. s,r,L.

The men who q,it work on the Bergen sewer,
on wednesday, on strko for 81 per day, went yes.
terlsJ morning to the sewer which Mr.. Mclaughlin.
is constructing in North Fourth street, Jersey City
and c"upeed the men employed there to stop work .
a force OF police went TO the spot to protect the
Worktnen Amer much dinieulty the strikers were
Dispersal and two OF the leaders, named Stenhen N
Finnell and William Cosgrove, were arrested and
cominitnsd to answer. Subsequently, Henry Turner
and John Collins, who were recognized AS strikers
were also arrested and held iOT oIamination N'
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LYNCH Law IN BROOKLYN.

An Attempt Frustrated by the P.Iice-Pss.
sibly Another Homicide.
Peter Farrell and Thomas McGalley, cartmen,
quarreiled in Bond street. Brooklyn, on Wednesday
evening. Tho former drew 4 knife and stabbed the
Inter four times in the head, wounding hin
seriously. Farrell arrested last nigh. by Oniccs
johnson, who experienced considerable diniculty in
taking him TO the Butler street police station as Q
number Of the injured mans friends attempted sS
nearest lamp post
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The Mystic Beuauet Of tho NIa.ou..

Last evening all the Rose Croix Masons through
out the world held the mystic banquet NJ the sea-
son, by shaving the Paschal Lamb. The lights were
extinguished and not IN be relighted until Eas
ter Sunday. The ceremonies in Cosmopolitan
Chapter Of this city and Aurora Grata Chapter Of
Brooklyn, last evening" were very impressive.
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LATEST LfROR NEVS.

- The strike OF the Williamsburgh Iron Moulders,
streets, 10 ended. '"'N ""u f"''
The stone cutters OF Newark ceased their strike
pine hours except ON Saturday, when they work eiah
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BROOKLYN.

Benjamin Mcdonald, assistant stage oayneat.r fal,
de'd on III: stage OF tho Aoacemy OF Aisc yrsterdsy
The Spmier Cub celebrated its hfth auniyersorv
last night o. the house pf John j. Merritt, Tho Club Is
composed o. the Rev. H ~ Beecher and the two hun.
q cd men aud women who lo!nei him In q celebration
~ F0rl Sumter. after the close Of the war
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Newark Lawyer. ON their MUSCLE.

=, Yesterday in case Of trespass before Justice
Nugent, Newark, the attorneys were Mess-s. Timo-
thy T. RAnney and James II BoJlan. During tile
trial Mr., Ranney grasped Mr.. BoylAn by his nous
tacbe and gave II severe twisting. Mt B0yian be-
ing some on ibe muscle let out from his shoulder
With hi, bunch OF nyss," and came 30 to Mr.,
smashed n tai. Iunetoso aisads lDtsIdsnodA
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Father Richot under Arrest,

0rrAwi, April l4-Father Richot, learning
that Detective O'Neil Lad warrant for his arrest
gave himself up to-day. A writ OF hdbeas corpus
was served on O'Nelll, and the was argued
before Judge oalt. The prisoner remains In the
custody Of Detective O'Neil
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Indian Depreso,ious on me Pacific Road.

S,oSEr, Neb., April 1.-THE Indians cut 4
stringsr on bridge three miles east Of AnteloIs
and threw fourteen cars OF the track al about 4
one brakeman, got en- the engine and ran 10 tbe
next s;slion. After they had gone the Indians
broke open number OF cars. The Remaining
brakeman 1red upon them and they aed
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DOMEsTIC Tragedy.

NHUtKIHN DOWH
toiiv IrJuring her Husband,
Mrs Mary Donahue, aged 80 years, Of 9oi
Pacific street, Brooklyn, was locked up in the But
Ter street Police Station last night on e charge Of
assaulting her husband. His recovery is doubtful
The couple quarrelled on Tuesday night, and Mru
Donahue struck her husband in his face with her
hsts, knocking him down. In falling he struck Q
table, and had several OF his ribs fractured.
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Served Him RiQIt,

A Jersey Democrat running for Office in Clin-
ton was indscreet enough to say at the polls thai
u required but one vote TO elect him, ind that
"niggers" vote, ho would see tho "llrger In
"s'ore he would accept tue vote. The gop,is.
man was os.y-.-
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TIE POLITICAL CIRCUS.

is rumored In political circles that the Office OF
bill Is TO be prepared. '
The Tenth Ward Tweed Association last night
nominated Tor Sherin the Hon Edward J. shaudloy
ana Malthew i, Brennan Tor the ComptI Olershp, wv
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stoppage Of Priv. MN. ..In

LOWELL, Mass. .pril l4-Tbe Uam;,,on cor
pSration .tonred their works for the manuiactUre
~ ~ ~ p'ps.eu abrics or Monday last. for two weeks.
i"ef AVE an accumulation OF goods.
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Land Slide ON The nutchn,

Land slide on the Duchess nud Columbia.
PouGHkEKPsIE, April l4-There was heavy
land eide on the Du,chess and Columbia Railroad,
at Plum Point, yesterday. Both TRACKS are coyeTsj
with clay twelve feet deep