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CHICR RLCRE.fTIO.yS.
Wci-rcgn ptcd Mn;n Tor $500 n siie--
II ven II .rd-fought Dntt es-Nrw jersey
Ih MInnrr.

Wcn-rcgn ntcd Nn'n tor $500 n Siie-
II ven II rd-fought Dati es-Nrw jersey
III Winner.
\ lively chicken main between two ell.known
sporting uou, Contested yesterday a'icrLovn In
Bergen county, New Jersey. The match was made
q short time ago, toiwoon Nj. Cone Of nten Isaai
AMI Mr Nsr,iu Of Bcrlon couuiy aud created con.
siderable nicres, IN sporting circ'cs. ~ both ucn
bred GOOD birts The terms Of tho match were ,ha'
eacl man was 10 pfo 'uce eleven chickens 500 a
sd" on the "mair " .ri ti00 side o. each battle.
The battle ground elected wa- charming little
spot ON a Ne~ Noft ray, well known to suortins
Hen, ard kert by eenial lover oT sport and fair
play. Shortly alter o'cl' OK. ytstcrla, afternoon,
The New York detection tc~ru dropping IN NV twcs
Nnd l rcc~ ana VI cu f'c ruufos'Hrts announced al
In readiness or TIE tatlc, tic lcfDi,- lutd a q
ri' vc.t trct.v u' Nj MacstN Ma a'uuiitc =
judrc. md Messrs. Flr!cy au' J7mc- icirrr".
The battle iegln % fvl, uu-'' FEES to iorr o'clock
ard Hs''d utu' aHcr SIX. frvrr tcreo b,itcs
NJ N1's rdf iYa -iJn2 ~, " nyT ,s'Qtsgd, l@
JcrSe, fought to the ouj on ~ krrt- and iu the
h1h battle. stte1 leland rd that tad been H.
shicd s.ood i's gfO1ud a. vel ~ 10 ,,uld On one
lce.
Ahor' the middle Of tho m"'n. tho s,rr NJ Staten
Island Wa In the i-coutnrt. Hrd 1t the nj Of tic
tenth battle N ere we've I'VE battles won for a.. tI
sI". 1'v Satcf u ud l'rl V1-t tie f Norr in ~ .
eleventh 1tt", lut lc J,rsty Nid ,ls-'ci 6crc.l,
~ amt '"i' and Ncs. the ught Hr iis lItNr Stifr
in one uiuute and % hal. \ gtea. dca. " money
changed bands on tie rusU't
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THE DIsrINGUIsHED DEAD.
GuliRn G. yerplapck.

The venerable GuliAn C. verplOncks funeral
services attracted congregation to Trinity Church
The remains. enclosed In q magnificent rosewood
CONN, were taken to the church on Saturday, and
kept in the yestibue and yesterday afternoon were
taken forward TO the chancol by the phil bearers,
Judge Roosevelt, Frederick Dc Peyster. WIN. Cullen
Bryant, Thos. Ludlow, @. W. Curtis, Henry Nc0ll.
David Thompson and Wm. Kemble, preceded by
the oniciating priests Drs Vim on. ogillby and Dix.
and followed bv the Rector ard Clergy OF Trinity
Church and Clergy OF Flskn Bishop Potter. Clrpse.
Family Phy.icians, Vestry OF Tririty Church
Theological Seminary Standing Committee Of the
Diocese OF New fork, Commissioners OF Emigra.
ton. Iammhny Society, Century Association. Ills
torical and other Societies, Manhattan club. Sc in
order. After chant by tho choir the Rcy. Murgsn
DiH delivered enlogi-tic address, rec'ed the rare
qualities OF mind aud manner which the deceased
gentleman possessed. hrer the singing Of an an.
them by the choir, Bishop Potter dismissed the
congregation with benedicton. The remains
we're followed by a large body of mOurness to
the Hudson River Railroad, mud we're thence con.
veyed to PeckskIl for ntermeut in the family vault
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FLISnES NMOM rNN ocNIN c1nLrs.

KEYS. " ''' v" "'Ooa
O. Carey, the Fcnau poet, was buried in Dublin on
Gcn. Goyerechc i' slill at Comaguaya, who're he 1,
ererting fortidcatons.
tt e Liverrool cotton market closed at li1d 70,
upinnds. and ilsd. Tor orleans.
II asserted that SerrnnO will tender to the Cor.
tee LIE resignation OF the Regency.
The Pore Is exo-ting every mems OF influence Ia
eoncilale the opponents OF lnfalhonity.
Admiral Topete has Withdrawn from the Snanish
Cahinet ana IA 10 be replaced by Admiral Deranger
Gen Pueblo has returned to Puerto PRINCIPE and
VIII soon march ward the city of Gregg de Avcln.
The ship Nichsel Hutci inson, Just arrived from,
San francitco, sank IN Liverpool harhor Yesterday
Tie Marquis Of Bonneville, the French Ambassa.
French Bshops. ~ WV
W. Cook, Jr played Mr.. ROBBERS Mt billiards, I'm
Preston on saturday night Tho former won easily,
GA Wv "''' N''A' ''"V' "oo''"'
Consols closed at ~ for money and a3,< for the
account Fyctwcntics osed at pok for 1852 soA toY
nois Cent al iiJ'{ ~ 80 '''
Ioui, Blanc wrtcs letter in which no says the
bl Just introdncei m the House of Commons for tha
enforcement OF the laws m Ireland will, If passed
place thii countrN In state siege.
IL Iuys (neNsp Is assured that the reply of
lhc Pnp1l G'vernmenl 20 the note OF Count Daru hn
been received here. and that II refuses to concee Tie
admission cfa French representative 10 the Council
. The vote in 81. Domingo on annexaii to ths
United state. r. For annexation. 1908 agalr.t, o.
Atter the election, tie American nag was carried In
Triumph through the streets OF St Domingo city.
Mr. Ashhur,, the owner of the English y,ch, Cam.
bra, SAWS that In transat antic race size aud rovM
wond tell 10 favor OF Mr.. Douglas, his American com.
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DEDICATION IN ILiINFIELD, ". y.
imposin7 Episcopal iCcr.uionie--Intere resting
sermon by the bishop OF New Jerrey-A
New aud Bean ,fui Hous, of Worship.

imposing Episcopal ceremonies Interesting
sermon by the bishop OF New Jer-ey-A
New aud Bean ',fui Hous, of Worship.
Yesterday, Pluini I'D, n. j., was tho scene Of a
very Interesting CEREMONY. the occasion being the
dedication OF q house OF worship by Bishop Oder.
heimer Of New jersey. Mauy OF the clergy wit.
messed the ceremony. The wnnt Of church accom-
modatiou had long been felt In Palnneld for though
The township has about i20O0 iuhabiants there are
only two Episcopal Churches When tie Row Dr.
Fox took charge Of lie parish, he once set about
providing accommodation. and by bard work OBJ
tanned sufficient subscription to build tie edi1ce
wlich was consecrated yesterday.
Externally the edlhce IL Of primitive appearnnce
tie outside being yet unfinished. The interior IL
very tastefuliy fitted up. The roof OF chancel was
eHqusitely painted by Messrs. Lamb & Brother Of
New York II Is colored u,ramarine blue studded
with stars TO represent the Ornament, while the
raiters are painted choco.te. with buff mouldings
NJ the rAin-roting and furniture Il OF black wal.
nut TIE bishops and reC.ot's chnrs being o sent.
ed Win cross and mitrc Of the same material. On
hc panels OF TIE ora ar are placed tie alpha and
9mes., win the monosr'm II =. and crown, all
nnmhated In gold, While above are several appro-
printe texts ta-,efully enbe-het. The house Is cf
etueil 1rn shape, the entire length being seventy
feet and breadth twent 1.-Two ieet. II Is carpeted
WrncRhout. The ceremony began at half.pasi 10
WIN proce'sional hymn, which was chanted by
eight Nhrc robed chorlsters As thoy moved up the
mslc, followed by the oergy, who we're clothed In
ull vestments. the score VS. very Impressive.
Aher the pIe-entntion o. tie instrument by DR. Fox,
40 addfc,s Was delivered by he Bishop. This vas
innoN ed by morning ura,er intnned hy The Rev W.
u Cooke, Of rrinity, New York The two lessons
were read By Dr.. Ahercromlie, Of Railway, and the
Rev. Mr. Fgrrinston The text OF tie sermon by
The Bishop was from the 18th chapter OF lst
Corinthians, 2sth t. Sl-' verse After tie delivery
Of the ceremony the Bishop confirmed five persons.
hr Cooke, WAC has very fne tenor voice, then
sang Mendessohn'- beautiful solo. " 4 with Your
Hears, After the Gloria h. EIcel-is by the
choir The PROCEEDINGS terminated with the Bishops
tcucdiction. d.. Peck, 81. JOINS Church, Narick
stree, :olunteeitd his services IS orgini-t
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The,h,nsc In on. InlInr pnll,,.

WASuiScroN. march 2l.-The House Commit.
tee on In Arlr, have completed their rnI to re.
orgonyo the system of governing ,ho In iu tribes.
an TO provi'e for their colonization anil otSer pnr.
noses. The NJ div les tue Indians into I zee dis
tnCt classes; fr~',t sc on rC-crvaiion-. sesuSaiu.
ING: secondly those ie-rrVstinns not % lar ad.
ynrci IN agriculture the ncr. m third those
not on resc'vatious. II prOVi les tor dividing tile
territory into foni districts with ne general sup.r.
hierlcut Tor esch of them, an one for one Nr
70 tribes inter- nc Ch re Of the Ge, ersl super
irtentcrt No more u.siie- 10 he n ad- and rIti.
Ned. The itll wcets tie view, ofSeerotaly Cox and
lpmml.,iuner Parker
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THE SLEPT HoLLow TRAGEDY.
Isnnc v. w. Buck out Arrsisped for his
Double Mnrder-Tbe old Plea Of insanity
Presented Motion Tor n Posiponcmcpt of
the Trial OvcrruIRd.

hhnc " w. BucLOut ArratgDed Tor bis
Double Mnrder-Thc old Plea Of insanity
Prc-ented- Notion Tor n Posiponemcnt of
the Triat Ovcrrulrd.
The March term of the Westcheater Court Of
Over nrd Termnor was opened by Justice Tuppan
and Comfy Judge Robert Cochran yesterday at
White L ans. Out Of GO petit jurors summoned
OF 20 answered to their names whereupon the
Court ordered = nne OF t25 imposed on all the de-
linquent- Several Grand Jurors were also fined
After calling the civil ollondar white occupied
the Court until O'clock, Isaac V. ". rlekout was
nragned on tSo separate indictnents one accus ing
him Of the murder OF his wife, Louisa Duc Soul and
the other with the murder OF MIR. Renden, Mt sleepy
Hollow, on New Years Day last. Tie District At
turrey, j. U. Dyckman, EsG, aftcr reading the
indictments, announced his intention Of calling on
tho trial Of Buckout on Wednesday uo.morroN)
morning, when Franeis Lari.n, Esq, OF counsel for
the prisoner entered the plea of not guilty and pro-
tc ed against being called upon for trial at the same
term on which the prisoner was srragnei As an un-
usual course. lie then proceeded to read an 6davit
that Mrs. Mar! Baldwin OF New York. now In Eu
rope, and Mrs. Ann f. Brdslll OF BROOKLYN. absent
someNh here In New Jersey, are lmrortant witncsses
and without whose testimony tho prisoner could not
safely go to trial Mr. Larkin owing to the peculiar
state OF the prisoners mind, had not been able to
consult and advise with the prisoner cacul s,cd to
prepare himself 10 conduct the defence
The District Attorney strcnously objected to any
postponemcnt Of the trial the grounds set forth.
The witnesses alluded to. he presu ned. were in
teuded TO prove the prisoners inssnity. lie was
confident be was sane.
TIE Court retired with the nirisvits and facts
stated pro and con-, and after brief absence an
nounccd that they denied the motion OF Mr. Larkin
for apostpnnement
The prisoners appearance has changed vcry
greatly by his confinement In jail. lie las lost much
flesh, md his former sun.burnt tkin has become
white and delicate.
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w. W. CorneIl.

The funeral of the late VIM. W. Cornell yes.
terday, drew together the largest congregation that
ever flled ST. pdul's NJ. II. Church. The aisles and
the streets were crowded with his employ oes and
with those who had tasted of hs unbOur rded liher.
Iity In life. The following named gen nemen, AS.
.ociated with him IN hi abors In the CITY sunday
ScbOol and Missionary Society, acted pail belrcrs
Messrs, Edwin Mead, Abraham Mead. W X Pe q.
ton, j. II. Ap legate, + q. Hamilton. MIR Patton. r.
:. Seimes, and +. j. Oakley. They wore heavy
white linen searfs, trimmed with black aud m united
with black roseltes, Tho pupt ani altar where &C
eupied by the Rey Drs. II. B Rlgaway, II s l'os.
Ter NJ u, q. Craw ord W. IL Terlis aud G.. W.
Woodruff and tie Reys. C. d. Foss, j. A. Willard.
and A. H. Wyatt also wearing mourning sCnrfs. TIE
services were conducted by the Rev. Drs. Woodruff,
Crawford, and Marks and MIR. Foss and addresses
were delivered 10y DTs. Foster and RidPaway, Grrer
pastors oi the dcCeased gentleman ItaUpeired from
the sketch OF his H. given by DIR. Foster, TINT he
was de'cended from old ENGLISH family who
mad settled on Long Island where all save
the present generation had resided; that be
was born January I, 1898, and had conse-
qnently Just past his fIth year. large circle Of
iiiend, and his employees In "a body followed the
remains to Green wood,
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L.iTEST LIROR NEWS.

TIE operative painters are stil on strike Several
of The snop. have Hcoded TO the OF the strikers
81 Jay OF 10 hOurs
A young woman who is studying for q profession
and who supports herae by setting type ~ her lcsurc
Typographical Union,
A. meeting of Coopcrs' Union No last night
contamination received from the Central Union of
Ch %. calI tor n National Congress In Cleveland on
the ufst TUESDAY ia Nav
The sun., 1870-03-22

LoNDoN, March 2l.-The University boat crevs
will begin practice on the Thames on wednesdas
next for their annual rnce. The substitution ol
Darb"shre for Honblow stroke oar of the Or,
'ords Il considered fortunate. Tne conseryancy oil
he lhimes have then unusual precautions to pre-
vent mterruution or accident.
low. ~ - "
:, oNiori-Mirehnus (how): Lewis Q: Baker, 81
Mos. I PAYNE. 3: Woodhousc. q: Benson I -; Dar.
III hife (,irukel: 't xswain, Hall
tanbrid 'e-Rahdulnh Nowl Ridley, 2; Dale 81
Spencer. {: Low. ,: Thelrs, 4; strachin / Goldis
(suoke); Coxswsiu, Ooroun.
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'Su-e Gilbert TO the Il e-cne of the Indicted
Election Canvnssers.

A'he 'Tial Of tue indicted election Canvassers
. h'ok!l yesterday, the hrst case calico by Dis.
NV AU'iney Morris WAS that OF Inspector John
- 'cN anu to the aston shment of District Attorney
V'''' he Was acquitted without trial. Lynch
"a '' Inspector Of the Third District Eleventh
-''. old was indicted for receiving ilegil votes
~ ,'''.'rtd' twas proved positively by one Of
"'p''''Is that Lynch kept q list OF tie Illegal
,o' 'Ll lc'ore the closing OF the polls wanted
'1''' them on the check book, but the other H..
~ "'Iid not let bin. Lynch added names on
,,S '1oN nook himself On ihe day OF the election,
1ulHltol the fact, and II also appears
in.s5p S'hs shown. The poll list certified by Lynca
Ne w. '".Ns lha' number OF persons did vote thai
lave ,sl 'sh"red, and great many voted that
IN n, 1't n'mrs and Il IAse lace OF Tesidenee. as
brr.1b. mq'iry II was ascert,lned that no such
" Tel, l oI nt the places hey gave
nlraST ty'ldenee. Though the fraud was adj
ecntr L. ~ ch' and v as corroborated by the eyI
boo Ee "doert would not let tie case no
igrr en- luIy, remlrAing "thAt there was not
dt'ents I'thre IN the above facts 10 nut The
VI ,r w hl' defence or to call for an eramina.
tit us NH'rit Attorney remarked 10 soms
Inl Of "e easo was so pa. .pably certain as 70 the
kft M, e'i li,al he could have summed II nm ba-
ke d, ywy W hNe mihuteA. lie intends u puhlish
pay Is,n' n'' tsTcditm In this case. that the nuhlic
kag. 'hs Character Oi meu Jud.e Gilbert
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

william Ryan, pork packing establishment in
Ell fOI f5Gn. ''''.'N' '
a. Marshall brothcrs' organ manuftc'ory In Rpon,
M-0 WINS burned on saturday Lose, q ~ Insurance.
- The round house and one engine OF tho Kentucky
Crttrai i'hro,d q Falmonih Ky were burned yes.
ttrday. lor-, tli0O no iI~uIanct
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The Doubl Elopamcnt.

On Tuesday last Mr.. Alvah Rose eloped from
Newark with Mrs. John Lloydund Mrs. Adam oe-c.
Mr.. Rose was Mulberry street grocer and It IS said
had for long time supplied the women with cheap
groceries. Mr.. Lloyd was refugee from home. with
charge pending against him for forgery and 1t is
claimed 4 at Mrs. Lloyd accompanied Rose Tor the
purpose OF finding er husband. MIR. Oese started
In pursuit OF hs wife, and found her H. Pittsburgh
AneT administering n SOUND drubhng to tue Rose
which had leit its thorn In his family. he persuaded
hs reliteit wife to return. Yesterday The couple
arrived In Newark
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MIR. STEW ARTs nhM psrEAD ESTATE
The Dry Goods Prince HlIi NOT Buy ,br
Lon" I-lR nd X tI~onJ


Lon" Island x tI-oni.
The report in The Long lsud papers that A.
T. Stewart Il negotiating for toe purchase OF the
Long lshnd Railroad has NO foundation Late last
fail Mr. : solicited price at vi ich the Interest of
o"Ver Charlie could be purcha-cd. and a sun was
named by the latter Rrutlcmun which VA. prompt,
accepted Nv Mr.. Stewart. On tbe morrow Mr
Charlie added TO the previously named sun 800 Ol.
aud Mr. :. refused TO further regotate tor the road
or any Interest In H. and remarked lately II one an
million Is deducted from toe price he m stin refuse
to negotiate iurli er. Lately the President OF tho
l@oan @ ms made oners which have not been con.
The reports ntmating that Mr. Stewards road
Pc h'rn locate lhrourh Jamaicn $50 errnne
hnlnoer ~ routes have heon SURVIVED two through
Jamaica, two through Flushing, and others by YET
linertnt rnrtes. As yet, not Ing /. known as to
Nhat ron'c VIII he located by Mir stewart He has
contracted with lumber dealers at Rosyln Tor 10000
sIfhSo rlcheH iot icnrlrg on the unlns at al ger
IL II reported that he coniemnlales etcc, Ing a
hotel on the plains n e. cost of $4,000.
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THE DoLyos or THE crrY Fathers.
Our Mayors Declining Innuence-Uow Mach
OF the Public Money wus Given Away
festordsy--omethInu for the Northenst-
ern mGopathic Dispcn-ary.


The Board Of Aldermen yesterday resolved TO
pay promptly all mall bills incurred by the Common
courcll In the reception OF Mr.. sewurd. Resoiu.
lions we're passed over Mayor Halls veto TO pave
part Of First avenue and Fourth and Filth streets
irom the Bowery to Mangn street, with Robbins
wooden pavement. Tho Aldermen were rather
sunsy yesterday, giving away only about $4,000 OF
the public money, u which s25,0)0 went to the
House Of the Good Shepherd, 1900 to MIR. O. W.
Doushcrty, t1,04iio to st. Peters Church in Bar.
Gay street, 81 1850 tn st. Luke's Church
fiOts ~ T. 81. Joseph's Catholic Church, and tac
rest $50 TO three other churches. TIE Hudson
River Railroad Company n to erect gates similar 10
those In use by the Erie other railroads In Jer.
rey city on the line ot their rod at all crossings
between Tlrlicth and Siy,y fnA streets. Tie First
and second Marshals In tie Mavpr's ofce are TO yet
hereafter respectively 5000 aud k4,OUO per snnum
and tho Aldermen concluded b, directing the clerks
OF the Boards Of Aldermen and assistant Aldermen
TO appoint rDccia clerks Aliornsnic grandsons and
nephcws, TO prepare maps Of all street openings,
NtGeninRs, and extensions.
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BKpOh ~ v.

CornOntion Counsel De witt has been directed To
drnt b To be tuhu ittd TO the Lexis Iture tor pas.
sage mHhirg the lish'ug 81 the stfcrts ard chnige.
Tue Common Coulcil Yesterday received bids f. r
a hrids' over Bushw Greek hig est of which
was lnht o. Cha Mat ltMs tor 900 aul the lowest
that OF hu al foil for $3.50.
The cost OF repIying First pace from Henry to
sinllh street. WIN Ncolson pavement wis 80 NJ Co
imHA street. nom Hamilton avenue tu Atliutc street
lfslAu pNcment. 20 III Montague sire I, nom PIER.
Irpnn nHcs 10 Court sire Scrimshlw pavement sR
VI ahn iirtIeront street noui Willow 10 Fulton.
The sun., 1870-03-22

MADRID, March 2l.--Thc truce between par
ties In tie Cores has been broken, the IJ,ionist0i
having sustained m amendment to Senior Fiauero-
las uow nu nj for len millions sterling. The Dls.
sage ol lhi- hin tie Ministry had determined to
make Cabinet ques tior
During the doln'e Gen. Prn used these words {:
since the l'ionists give IA battle, RaGicnls,
Intense excitement. nmd which Admiral Torcis
quit ed the Mn~torial hench 'Tgo a,ur, dsc.t VA.
rejected by a yoto OF 1913 tn III 'N'
The sun., 1870-03-22
CURIOSITIEs or CRIME.

Anna Todd was arrested In Jersey City Yesterday
for a,sHuliiun samuel Coui h IN smashing down Inc
door ui his house, where h. hAd taken tefugo, and
tNnuPi In her hand,
M!N "'resier, wellknown thief implicated In
tne Mlheshstre bank robbery, r,cal ed rom the
clutChr- o. .llttcciye Vinkerion, of re Ihldelnhia
p'hcr tr'N, a.t evening. He Iushtd through the
stress clad simply In hi drawers HDd shut.
The sun., 1870-03-22

George Wakeman, the well known journalist
was buried from IIope Baptist chapel, Harlem, OF
which he was a member. Tho chapel WAS nearly
ceased, and the services were conducted by Ne pas.
tor, tho Rev. J. W. AJplsgate, the kev. Henry
Ward Beecner, and the Rev. DR.. Mnndeyllle OF the
mended tho energy and Christian character Of tho
decoa, cd which had triumphed over the trials and
been shipwrecSed around him Tho pail bearers
were Messrs, Bennett, Howard, GIL Crosby, Israsls
Hickey, Varrhn, Froleigh, and IIar,ey, The re
The sun., 1870-03-22
Noble Act OF senator Norton.

on Saturday afternoon, as Senator Norton and
rar'y of friends were enjoying q promenade on
Broadway. they came across a decrepit old woman,
oeLt nearly double with age. The eye OF the noble.
hearted Senator lighted up in sympathy as be wit.
messed the old woman ap pealing to the pa-sers-by
for aims. Calling the attention Of is companions to
the poor Old woman pure uf several dollar was
quickly made up The act was performed 30 quietly
that very lew saw It, Tbs l. about one OF toe
Senator Norton.
The sun., 1870-03-22

nun6'r of distinguished members Of the
New York bar propose a banquet TO the Hon. vii.
Ham Fullerton, in testimony OF their gratin-a'iou
at his Triumphant vindicltion. JuILe Fullerton
went IN to his old home. NJ Newburgh on situr-
day afternoon, to visit his Nmiiy, When " he, in,
known tnat he WIS In town. TIE Bar OF NtWhursh
turned out, secured a band Of music. ami went to
his friehd', residence. where tue Lut-c fyl- srre.
paied Hnd clncratu'ltel on his escape IRON tic
hands OF the Bailey gang
The sun., 1870-03-22
Tho VIII Rorarry.

Anthony Hildebrand, was arrested yesterday
In New York oy omeer Mclaughlin, OF the Brook
Ign District Attorneys ofice, on the charge OF hav
ing been implicated with C. A. b. Bergeman and
others Ia tie forgery Of will Ia the name OF Philip
Borne resident OF New York. who LEFT an estate
worth $1,000. Bergenan aud the others accused
are In jail awaiting trial.
The sun., 1870-03-22
TIE ,enrznrInn R,yoIu,io,

The NeuvzueiIn reyoluiioni,ts recently made
fu 'iil on the town o L. Gu1yra and Wctc re-.
iu.~cd. The TcvoluuonIsts have Hurry yuuded the
town Of Puerto CuUel
h1t'e Was fought between the forces under
fTt~ttrui Nuulcls aud the r"NUlutI0ui.t- near tle
ci'y, hut 'ne result Is unkro. n TIE gcrcrni opin
Ton = thai tie revolution viii he succes.fui
The sun., 1870-03-22

New ORLEASs, March 2l The steamboat New
YORK, from bayou Bartholomew, vith 800 bales OF
81. Louis were burned this morning at tile foot OF
Hiehvlle street. The losses are $lJOOOO twenty
small lou-es In the square bounded by Morale
Annette, Goodcnidren and st Bernard streets
were buried. LO,s, 10000.
The sun., 1870-03-22

wuHiSGroN, March 2l.-The Senate passed
the following act today:
r. fcp0c'sd etc That the quota OF arms due 10 each
~ the states OF rgina. North Carolina Souh caro-.
Ina. Georgia Alabama, Florida Mi.s-,irpi. Arkansa
LOUISIANA and TeNHr under the statute Of Ami "a
sS allowed to the sad States IN the same maunrT
10 II no said act had not been modified mat the
Chirf or Ordnance shall ON r"0u siiion IN the utual
FORM oelvrf 10 the SAID several states IN" arms rtner
equyMen, 10 ordnance stores nom Jauuary, l-6l, TO
The sun., 1870-03-22
The Erie RnlIMnY RinI.

VIM. Taylor, keeper Of the restaurant ut the,
Erie depot in Jersey City, whom the Erie Railway
rioters attempted to murder on Saturday evening
was somewhat worse yesterday afternoon. His de
position was taken, but a. 1t imDcItes number Of
persons who are at large, its publlcR tion Is with.
The sun., 1870-03-22
Railway coudnc,or Iu.,,n,,y Kiu d.

Cond ctor 0str ndsr, on the Erie Railway, n
much respected man, was instlntly killed yester
aftcrnCon on long Dock. Tie was sitting on n tool
box, q lin' as"i'c. house, from which be- -nrang
In front nf AZ all aching train, whi'h the switch
touse Lad hidden rom Is sigrt Death WI. N n.
t'neous, NJ, body being drcaduly naual.' lie
leaves aNio and two children boarding in Jersey
City
The sun., 1870-03-22
The Sequel TO Cn.tanou,, Murder

KEY WEsr Fla, March 2l.-An unsuccessful
attempt was mBde at the Cuban fair, held Lere on
The lyh inst, 10 assIssnate brother Of the sup
posed murderer OF Cas'ahon. The wound Is severe
but not considered mortal. Several spaniards VINO
came from Havana armed are suspected.