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BROOKLYN.

Mr. q. I, Sluson, Of ~ Orange street was way.
streets on sunday
Tie County Treasurer will have 10 borrow
pMco 70 make NJ the dencency in the amount To be
paid ior the state Tax for islO.
Tho Aldermen Yesterday alOptei a resolution
nfgng Tao passage OF the n II before the Legislature 10
quulhg the ferries TO run a. uilht
The Hev. Horace Greeley, the Hon. II W Beech
er Nnl' T.. DODGE, ERq- and NJ. IlepwuIth, of New
latt night.
Tho Rev. 4. ~ lambert was ordilned lat night
and lHm,d a,N Thereafter n,ulied pastor Ot Iuup-
were conducted,
The owners Of tho steam propeller Delaware,
Lvt tNhhN!h- name On rtcru. yvtur1ly pald huU uf
tlnnd co T. M The I'm Ted sta'os District ClufI.
Francis ]pEcph Gorly, proprietor OF la.er iccr
so ~ so Mjfle avenue va arrested on CHARGE oi
tlrWnlh- y Wurlcr hs vile Z trul uC ny cut iIg hc
heck wih u ta1io SnIfo. lie was trlly NJth rum.
The lhookl n Club elected llst evening, H. u. Sil.
iimnn, j. lyman. u. T., farrrpout, Jusopn T. Gay,
!: ", Van Cot, Cgarlcs 60 dt j. n, fulcs on John
kohn., A. ~. tahoone. Hiut., Z. l.. Buu,t j. n.
Norris g. J. LapdUm ". n. Cox, and Ld-at ~. Cullen.
The propriety ol awarding a conrrsct To MIR. E.teo
for urn sne supplies tor the use OF the Brook yn A.
sc-.ors' oice TOR 1870, wls dtCu'sr ~ the Aldermen
yosierdhy, Alderman whiting, OF tho IWult'th ward
uorsnl llere was 4" oolusiou" somewhere IA tins
award, The amount propos I to uioW flli1 Wie too
much, fiD was fng tr(! lt0aEhl a. fciCrtCd 20
asiCCIAl % Ulm.il1u
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PER>ON.IL ISTELLIGENCE.

II Is easy 10 find out who grants licences, but tho
question j., WLO conaCs GrantP
The nun lbyk Barbara whose inhuman porseru-
uons created suth lnIguity died recently IN Craoow,
Mr., ~ on Held IL san Francisco Is soon 10 he
married 10 Mlh tannal Cohen. OF Hartford, Conn. in
the latter city,
Tie German student Nldchung, who wounded In
duel the son Of tOupt Bismarck Las Oecu .sutCu,e
TO three NCehb inpTsunmeut
Bill Edwards stuts to PhlIde'uhlq on q sparring
tour to-day. lie wa elegantly entertained by many ~
hs niends last night al Gou.d d Nnltenans, OH
Broadway
The solicitors Of the Treasury ana IntCrunl Roye-
nue Departments are In town OhedienCl to orders
rom the secretary OF the ITIasurJ, 10 UxAune luo
the Bailey NhlsHei fad.
Al nErnnib nquot ofthe English volunteer forces
efer me Mordannt trial, the health o the Prlnce Of
Males was proposed but vas met with buch storm OF
hisses that II wac quiet y dropped.
ln consequence OF tho Bi'mirck. .Ndehung duel,
the Unyersty Of Bonn have revived an ola laW vii ch
expressly prONtaCs tat All stuueutr 10 snail Ogbt
Without wearing mask 20 protect the face aud arnOr
rE.'
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FLASHES FROM THE oCEty c,nLEs.

Smallpox still prevails in Paris.
Mr.. Brough, the drsmatist, Ia dead.
Tie party ut Rore adverse 20 Papal pretensIon,
10 gathering strength daily.
Marshal Pim reviewed the volunteers of Madrl
Yesterday. He was received with enthusiasm.
siI hundred and ten votes are sure for the papk
infalliOiily dogma ln the Ecumencsl Council.
Mr.. Vernon Harcourt and Others den unoe Ma
Forsssrs Education hi because II refers reixioul an
culties To local bodies Tor settlement.
PASTORAL letter from Cardinal Cullen, denun.
caorv Of secret societies read in nll the Isomaa
Catholic chspes In Dublin on sunday.
rculler's race 81 one mile was contested on the
TYNE Yesterday hy James Taylor and james Prrcv foi
Is side. The betting at TIE start to / on PercH
Taylor won the race By -four lengths.
Late dispatches from Hong Kong announce thai
the CAPTAIN of the Bombay which down The Oneida
hes hocn tu,rended-not on account of the consioa
but hecArse he neglected 20 Inform himself sert
business OF the damage that had hecn entaed and be
cause he took no measures TO preserve the hives OF ha
drowning crew. " -
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rHB BRooKLYy ELECTION FARCE.
MIR. Briucn'- Discovery-The Pernic'o 'ou.
erecy OF Grand Jury Invcstip nt,"ns-
tt luz Out th with s-tohnseilers
l.s iuu Nstaurnme,s.


- erecy OF Grand Jury Invcstis ntpns-
I'll luz Out th Win -ses-Coanseiiers
Cstc tng ut ~traws-Atiournment
The trial which has been postponed 80 oflen
OF the persons who are accused Of tcrpetuating the
frauds at the last election. was called yesterday in
the Oyer aud Terminer be ore Judge Gilbert aud jus.
ticce voorhees, and johnson. The first case called
for trial by the District Attorney was that Of Bar
ney Mshoney. Mr. Winchester Brtton, counsel or
hahoney. moved TO have the indictment quashed,
remar Sint at the same time tnat his motion In
cluded all the other indictments. He conlended
thAt because the Court on the i7th o. November ad.
journed to no particular day 1t was practically sd
journed sne die that the Grand Jury was adjourned
with II ami that oil the functions ceased at the same
time The present Indictments having been put
forward by the Grand Jury after the 18th Of Novcn
ber-betwcen that date and the 18th OF December
they were consequently Illegal. Mr. Briuon ulso
denounced the secret sessions OF the Grand Jury
contrary to the spirit of our free institutions and
anordiLg Jurors and the District Attorney an oppor
turity OF venting their private animoelties upon
their fellow citizens.
Judge Gilbert thought Mr.. Brt,on's srgumen's
proved only an irregularlty from which t. furious
consequences hat arisen.t Therefore he could not
allow Mr.. bnttOns motion.
Mr. Britton then put forth q special plea 10 the
case OF Mahonev, which vas also overrued. Mr..
Brit,on then said hat for the nrst time he was
Jenk., his associate In this case, oceuiied In
New York In the Flu lerton case, which he expected
would he disposed OF 90 tuesday morning, and by
Wednesday they would be ready to proceed With
these fraud cases
District Attorney Morris said that he had q large
number OF wi nessce In Court and that this wns the
ourtn time they bad attended All this delay mixht
have been avoided had counsel Tor the defence pre-.
vi iusly made known TO him the motion he intended
10 make. This constant attenuance was great tar
upon the witnesses, and many OF them looked the
proceedings N = farce. lie was always ready and
anxious to proceed and best les he had never SEGA
MIR. jerks In Court In this case.
The Court thought NJ. Britton's application . rea.
sonab.e Que, and the trial was adjourned until FRI.
DAY morning
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

Tie old Northern Hotel. ut John and Main streets
10 Utica was burned on sunoay night Lose $500.
NJ. NJ. smarts mansion, In Whitesboru', y. Y,
was burned yesterday. Loes $1,000 Insurance, o. CO.
@, y. Deweys crockery store. 10 Milwaukee,
owned BY r. Iramer. was burned yesterday. Loss
$4,000 Insured.
David II. Pixies auction store, S5 Grand street
lamsbuIgh Vas damaged last evening about ti. 600
Insured for 1000
Morgan a Iackson's fancy goods store, South
Main stTCet, So Louis. Mas burned on sunday night.
Loee, tn,0Oi insurance, $1,000.
A hro IN Thomas Willows frame building, In Lor.
sey street. tdRow ater, Staten Island on Sunday, dam
aged furniture and effects tpO Insured.
Last evening In tho basement Of SO6 Pearl street,
owned aud occupied by Edmond iiichmond as brush
and broom ia Tory. Damage. ti,UOO Insured. The
IRE extended 10 yt ovne hy MARY CAvanaph ns a dry
goods store. Damage OO0; Insured lot g. Vy0.
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IHE DOINGs or COAGRrSs.

DR. Sunu.,,, RxpIn.n,io. nj m. .,,,i.I
Correspond, nc. -Anotbrr NnuonnI RAM
niIl-.Tb, ID ac,rncv HI ~ 4 p.n.,,
w..u,ycro>, Mt :, u. 60 -,
"NS"''"''N' 'aien if-Mr' HthNtR (ir'-
Slavery, MRss) said that he bad not curres bonded
,i,h Gen Pri,n with rctercncs q, me sa, or -
"Vubs 70 the United States. He added that last
spnnR Gentleman who professod TO Lo an aecpr
Of Gen. Prlm nyit.d tba ntts,tion Of on, ,!,..,,
r.., =, ~ NN' ''''"
"en' 70 b mooe OF settling the Cuban question in
mahner ac,an 'ageous 10 the finances of Spain. Ue
(sun ner, 10 h ?. 10 giv, ,h. d.,.y. n, ma 49,,
ston. ai ougl tLey were known 10 him lie a,v
mi. sss,, -, ,I.a 49,, ~, .,,, ~,
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NO DISTURBASCB IN CUBA.

Lnst NIGHTS Teiesrsms Through the spani.h
Censor-Discontent Among the volunte, re-
An Execution Necessary TO Terrify Them
-gen. Jordan Busy.
HAVANA, March 14-Late advices from Nue
vitas have been received. Gen. Goyoneche had
arrived at Cascorro, and would coon march on the
town OF Guaimaro Cen. Pueilo's forces occupy the
towns OF sibahou and San Miguel, and are erecting
fortiacations. Csscorro was also being fortified
Tho insur gent General Jordan's headquarters were
at Magarabombs last week, but they have been
moved 10 Banso.
Gen. Jordan lately sent COO Of the Camaguey in.
surgents tow ard the Cinco Villas District but whom
near Remedies thoy were met BY the spanlards, and
81 OF their number were killed. and their adv nee
was checked. The spanisrds lost one man killed
and ten wounded.
The insurgents, In superior numbers, lately at
tackled Fort Chsrcas. but repulsed by the Earr
son. composed OF colored hremen from Havana.
II Ia said that but eleven remain Of the Gunos In
surgents, aud that they are moving toward Bata-
bsno.
Many families are presenting themselves TO the
Spanish authorities and claiming protection.
The number OF insurgente killed in the late attack
on RoloG e forces in the Cinco villas District was
~ instead OF 100. as previously reported.
viscount . Santa Cruz Portuguese, who came
here corporal In the Madrid Volunteers, was ex.
ecuted to-day for attempting TO ncite the soldiers 70
rebel and join the Insurgents.
Mr.. Phillip, the United States Consul at Santiago
de Cuba has published a card In the journals OF that
city denying that no wrote tie letter TO the State
Department NJ Washington which WAS read before
Congress.
Captain General De Rodss ha. authorized the
Prosecuting Attorney at Havana TO release on bail
"A mhafa Of he frat tArn vi
Imprisoned for holung a meeting contrary TO bis
late order forbidding the same.
1t 10 ohciaily announced that the Wost India and
Panama cables will be laid By the latter part Of
April.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
NdPOLEON'S ROMAN POLICY TROU-
BLING ms CABINET.

Another spl't Immincnt-Princ- Napoleon
as Mediator tive n the Emp ror aud
the hinistrrs-The Pap IQuartei-Rssig-
nation ofthe Govern or-taecnrni Of Algeria
PAms, March 14.-Dfferences have arisen in
the Cabinet on the policy to be pursued toward
Rome. II Ia known that Count Daru Il ir fnvor OF
energetic measures TO which NJ olivier IL opposed
N. Scrris sidcs with Olivier, and NJ. buffet with
Count Daru. The question Is simply Cabinet mat
ter, and may result In the withdrawal Of Count
Daru. The journals announce that the Emperor
has sent Prince Napoleon to consult with NJ
Olivier and endeavor to b-ing the Ministers to one
mind on the subject. Dispatches from Rome confirm
the runor OF the demand made BY France for repro
sentatlon In the Council The publications. OF the
tsentyone esnons OF the Church renders inevitable
change in the attitude of France In the abstract
they violate the principles Of modern government
snd society and are oste TO the wishes expressed
by the Emperor Napoleon In his speech to the Cham
bers.
A telegrapic despatch from Algiers announces
that Marshal MacMahon, Governor General Of Al.
Rera, hns rendered his resignation to the Emperor
u Ia euupOsed that the recent discussion In the
CorTs Lc-islliif on the administration Of Algeria
hss led the Marshal to take this step.
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The Fi,ss, Of Con.uI Ph,,,ip..

SANTIAGO DE- CvBA, March 0. via HAVANA.
March II A commission Of the Spanish Club Of
this city waited upon Mr.. PHILLIPS. the late Acting
consul Of tho United States, and questioned him
relative TO the otcia despatch published In the New
York psrers. Mr.. Phillips denied the authenticity
OF the despatch, and signed communication repudi-
stng the statements contained therein, which docu-
ment WAS publisned u the papers Of this city this
morning Fearing that some injury might be done
him, Mr.. Phillips took passage yesterday on the
French steamer for Jamaica. The Government
Secretary nd British Consul accompanied him to
he Nnafl, oo' 10 demonstinuon was mnoe. .
Gen. Pueblo arrived at Bags to-day. having visited
the towns OF Uuaimaro, CAscorra, and bibanicu.
No Fighting is reported to have taken place.
Gen. Goyenecle was foriif,ing the towns Of GuAi-
marc, Cascorro, and sibanicu.
Families numbering from six TO eight hundred
persons had presented themselves to the spanish
authorities Tor protection.
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mn wirIRLEr BINh RoBBERr.
FWr.hcr Particulars How the Vault was
Blown Open.

Fur.hcr Particulars How the Vault was
Blown Open.
MAythItY, y. u, March 1.-The Wavcriey
Nati"n.' hlnN, g.. W. Buck, President, ~as robbed
carly on >dDdsy morning. Tho burglars effected an
entrance through window. The frame Of the new
ortcr vault door Was wCdgod oG Sufficiently TO allow
a large charge Of powder to bo poured in, which
ans i-nitci b. long iuse pusbsd through the open
its. The explosion blew open both doors and sla,-
tered the windows Of the buidlus. The door OF the
1t SIDE safe wac then wedged and charged with pow
der nDi blown entirely OF and across the vault The
contents Oft ~ were taken, except pack ace OF
bank notes, which were blown under the door and
bot noticed. TIE loss to the special depssltors OF
the bank ia large; that OF the bank small consid.
eranle remittances having been mats ON the dav
previous The robbery will not a. all interfere
with the banks business or solveney. The bank "
In sOmswhst retired part OF toe village, and the
explosions seem TO have alarmed no ono The usual
night occupant Of the Institution was absent for that
night, and the thieves, evidently on the watch.
ssailcd themselves Of tho opportunity.
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SNUBBING MR.. O'HiLL.

The Nlicrmen ana Assistants DOtngs v -
trrday-Er, citing Gnies AIono the Hnr en,
Road. between l2ith aud 1904 >tre t..
The Aldermen yesterday directed the Street
Commissioner 10 warn tue NeN York and Harlem
Railroad Company 20 erect gates at the intersection
Of streets travctsed b. tlo railroad bs,v eon l24th
and iS0h streets. The invitation Of the Mayor to
participate with him in reviewing the proces on
1t. PaincA'- Day was accepted. Tie joint special
committee appointed TO tender the hospitalitie-
OF the city to the Hon. W. II. Seward
RECOMMENDED the adoption OF 4 resolution providing
for the ment OF MI bills Incurred b. en- ano di
recting the clerk OF tho Board to give r force and
effect TO the resolution, trough It had been Ap.
proved by the Mayor. A AtcSolution giving t2S 600
70 the Sisters Of tue Good Shepherd In aid OF their
funds, was adopted.
Tie Assistant Aldermen = terday " concurred 4"
In resolutions allowing the pUIcc AMI civil justices
TO appoint yauitors Ia their court NJ ~ so yer an.
nun, and authorizing the Comptr....r 10 pure use
from Joseph Souer- liie-sized trr'. % OF wash.
ing'oH Tor ~ a5i Tho board aIsU t...I sa,Hs5 TO
Naruu, cha table institutions.
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CTRIOsITIEs OF CRIME.

Patrick Conway, aged 10, OF % Iaprens street.
while sun ring LIST night under delerium tremens a..
tempted suicide BY slabblns himself in The lett breast
with pocket knife.
John II. Phillips, the Deputy Collector OF the Fifth
District. who uncerem lousy Yaashed AbOut two
weeks ago with the booty which he hsd secured while
IN the service Of the Goyernment. was yesterday ST.
rested In Queenstown, ireland.
Magdalen Muller, Of ~ Rzabeihs reet, arrosted
last evening In the Tenth Ward tor drunkenness hav
Ing been locked In the Edrdge police station
ATTEMPTED suicide, nrst bv tying her handk ercalef
around her tioat. and suhseSuenly her cater. Sic
next atten pied to choke herself by swallowing hair
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sECRETARY tI,H HNPLaIys.

forcteNs thr Surrender Of CubR by spain
rhndd'rs at our Loss OF Customs Duties
And IL Generally Old Fogy sh.
Secretary Fish spent ovor on hour to-dsy in the
House Foreign Relation Committee room cxolan
ing the policy Of toe Administration upon Cuba and
the situation OF Affairs q ere. lie edenied thSt there
any cause OF Justification for our intervention AT
present, and added that II We only patiently bide
our time Cuba will gain her independence by the
consent OF Soaln. lie denied tia; any Outrage In
suit had been offered oui flag which had not been
promptly eIrlained or redressed lie saw no excuse
Tor dnding fault with Spain. Hc thought the annex.
alton o. Cuba TO te United States would lose ~
corresponding benefit to the nited Statc- He pro-
sunei thnif Gu was independent, her trade with
tie United states would be largely increased. Tie
Committee Nero somewhat Impressed with hr
yieAs, but did not change their determination TO
take some specific action demonstrating their sym
patty for Cuban Independence.
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RiILRO.iD ACCIDENTS.

Edwards, the oi!rnan killed in the recent railway
sccident near flmita Was buried on funday In Port
Jcryts His widow ana children are destitute, and her
case appeals 20 the public,
On SATURDAY. night Robert Kellogg OF Port Jer-
vts she conductor of fre ht train the EATER d.
ylslon OF the Erie Hallway while coupling in Jer
spslred Of lie Was taken 10 the hospital and tne arm
STIMULATED at the shoulder. The conductors on the
division met al Port JeTyls Yesterday aud passed TesO-
lu,ions nouncihR l. !. Purdy keeper of the hotel at
which Kellogg boarded ~ jersey Chy tor refusing TO
took Kellogg iu. ~ 49,
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Republican Scramble for nrpr...p,a,,ou.

The Republican General COmmittee's difficult
ties with regaTd TO the contested seats become more
peIpoxing evory day. Last evening the Committee
had stormy session, Gen John Coch ans Ia the
chair The report on coptestAd seats In the Second
Dlsre,, which was 10 iayur OF the sitting me nbers
Vas received atter considerable debate. A minority
report, presented by Mr.. William A. Darling, ~
also received. This report recommended resnroil.
ment In the various contested Districts A. the tOs;
mony taken by the invost!glung Committee was 40
conflicting rs TO reader = fair decision imposs ible
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A,roc,ou. Murder IN Ph,,.d.l,h,a

Ninth and Wall ut streets, this morning, Lewis -
Poster was stabbed nine times by one Patrick Kel.
ley, with whom lie had been playing cards. Foster
Is bartender. Kelley ran on, but soon returned
with man named Patrick Ward, and ono OF them
fired pistol at Foster, VINO was living on the foor
bleeding nom the wounds inhcted by Kelley
Ward and Kelley were both arrested. Foster died
this afternoon
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NJ. Seth e. Hawley, Chief Clerk Of the Board
OF McIrupO'an Police Commissioners, was nomi-
mated to ihe Senate yesterday for the Coectorshn OF
internal Revenue for the Eighth District OF New
York. Wnlle the sleepy old Conmissioncrs are
drawing their enormous salaries and hoping that
disagreement In tho legislature may put OH their
dismissal another year, Mr. HaWley. Il brains Of
the BOatd, sees where the lightning Is about to
strike, and CLEARLY doesn't intend to he there when
the thundcrbult falls.
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The stow P.v.msn, Won, Wash.

Al a meeting OF the property owners on Tvsn.
YslTth Twenty-sevenih; T"sntv-eighth, and Thi--
chair, 4 strong protest was entered against tho
stow pavement. The charge OF IS per yard waa
considered an outright sHlndle II was agreed that
each owner Of property should p1y a. upon each o
his lots, with view OF dgbting OF the pavement
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LoNDoN, March H.-Mr. Douglass finally agrees
that his yacht tue saw pho. shall race Mr. AshburSs
! aeht, the Cambria. the course to be sixty miles
dead 10 Wiudward outward and return to tle point
OF startus. No allowance fur time 10 be mentioned
In tie agreement.
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ro.,.llr snr.n nm cnr ot no.,an.

LIVERPOOL, March l4.-On the 18th ult. in lat.
itu ie 10 degrees north, and longitude ~ degrees
west, tire bark Mary Johnston passed large steamer
which Was hove to, aud heading northeast She dis.
played the British colors and signal TO denote at
her mac ilnery was broken down. The captain
u mas she may have been the q is-ng steamer City
~ Boston. The gale was yer, heavy at the time and
ia" Johnston was not able 10 stop get near enough
TO make Closer observations.
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.t nso aLe, Texas, March IA fight has
a. ~ ." "tl "ccn General IL -ulcz aud Governor
C.,,'''"' ,uminanduS the rOvulutouists, near
as',.,' TIA li'l', Mexico. Governor de C4dena was
tlass. "l'" great IOss. General ReguleZ took one
L.is.' p'' oiers, among them many Or1cors. AZ
Az "'"1hi' noyornor de Cadena vas hemmed ln
a., H"'. "'r 70 toiUHt General ko.uloL Or los6
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At the muncipsl elections In Maine yesterday,
Henry E Prenii~s. Renubcan, was elected May or
OF Bangor, and X. W. Wodgwood. Mayor Of Bidde-
lord. In Bel asst the Citizens ticket was elected
entire. Hsn. Ax,el Hayfofd was reelected Mayor.
judge Ti'eomb, Republican, was elected Mayor Of
AuaustA.