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ANOTHER SHOOTING lTFRAY.

Judge Bowling Down ON u Policeman. and
Extraordinary Conduct in Court OF the
Police.
At the Union Assembly Rooms on Monday night
there was an attempt at burglary. Information
was given TO the police, who entered the premises,
but did not ind anybody there who ought not to
be. Shortly afterwards Edward O'Connor, residing
at No. 1S9 Greenwich street. came to the door stat
Ing that he wanted q drink. He was refused admis-
sion; bat pessevering In his efforts he shot at
by George Ftgge, . German and doorkeeper and
the ball passed through the Olds OF the breast Of his
coat. The police were called for, and they arrested
Flggie. and, on searching him, did NOT find any
Fggie was brought before Judge Dowlng at the
Tombs Police Court yesterday, aud the police ollcer,
John d. Minnie OF the Fourteenth precinct volun-
teered the statement to the Judge thar pistol had
been found upon any OF The parties.
Judge-Ihs man nas been shot, has he not'
Judge TO complalnant-step down aud make your
complaint to the clerk, Sir.
While the complaint was being taken and the
clerk trying TO get at the facts, Judge Downing
observed Orncer Minnie go to the complainant and
whisper TO him. The Judge Immediately left his seat
on the tench and went to the complainant.
The Judge, holding the Bible before the complain
ant said:-"put your hand on the Bioe, STR" The
complainant did so and took the OATH
Judge-NOw, Cir, what did the policeman say to
your
Complainant-He told me to tell the Judge that
would withdraw the charge.
judge wonder what the police will do next. II
they Will advise complainantS to withdraw charges
while the complaints are being Iaken / wonder
what 1t 10 they don't do outside the court. NOW,
Sir shall take q complaint from you against the
oicer for giving tnis advice, and shall hold you
default Of $1,000 TO prosecute Figgle for this al
tempt to shoot you.
Connor-Can't get ball. Judgei
judge don't know that; you will have to give it
before you are liberated.
Ban was subsequently given and Judge Bowling
sent for Captain Walsh, O. the Fourteenth preclnct
and after having the facts given to him undertook
tnat Minnie, the officer, should be tried before the
commissioners OF Police for this offence.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
The Crew Of the Oneida.

PHILADELPHIA March l, 1870.
The following Is correct list Of the crew only
or the Oneida as stated in the returns to the Navy
Department in December:--Wiliam Anderson. sea.
man, Sweoen; Wallace Wallen, landsman, New
York; Hugh Barnes, fireman, Ireland; Michael
Boyle, coal HEAVIER, Ireland; John Boyle. coal
HEAVIER, Ireland; A. W. Bottsiord, W. q.
s., Athens; Thomas Bagley. coal HEAVIER Phila-
depnia; Henry Bennett, ordinary seaman,
Nova Scotia; Miles Blunt, ordinary seaman,
New York; Charles Brown, ordinary seaman, Ire.
land; William Boynton, chief quartermaster, Maine;
John Brown, seaman, Denmark; william H. Ben
nett, seaman, Massachusetts; James n. Been lands.
man. Connecticut; Richard Boston, landsman Phla-
dephia; William Brittney, ordinary seaman, Maine;
Joseph Bess. landsman England; William Il. Bus.
tin, landsman, England; Benjamin Baptist, lands.
man, New Orleans; William Clark, quarter
master. Rhode Island; James J. Clark yeo.
man. New York; James Cannon, fireman.
Scotland; Patrick Cunningham, fireman, Ire.
land; Dennis Cronan, coal HEAVIER, Ireland; John
j. Center, landsman New Jersey; John Il. Cooper,
landsman, ireland; c. II. Carrigan, Ireland: John
Cannon, boy Ireland; John Clark, stcerage steward
New York; Robert F. Dyer, coal HEAVIER, China;
Hugh Donnely, fireman, Ireland; John Dale master
alarms. Isle OF Man: william Farrell, captain Of
rorecastle, Ireland; henry Fox, seaman, England;
Thomas Fallon, ordinary seaman, Ireland; James
Ferguson, carpenters mate Liverpool; Al Seer co.
cook, Hiogo; Edward Fitzpatrick, landsman, Idaho;
John Green, cOaheaver, Philadelphia; Darcy NJ.
Cox, Virginia; Henry Garner, coalheaver, England;
John Hl fireman, England; Frank Hayne, sea-
man. Washington; James Houston, ordinary sea-
man, Charleston; Charles Heney coalneaver.
Russia; James Haskins, coalheaver, London;
william Henry, schoolmaster, Scotland; James J or
dan seaman. Ireland; John +. Sevena, boatsw AIMS
mate. Ireland; Carl Jansen, seaman, Denmark:
Greal Jacobson, ordinary seaman, Holland; Chris.
tian lager, ordinary seaman, New York: JOS. Jen-
res. boy. Philadelphia; II. NJ. Johnson, boy, Phadel-
phia; Thomas c. A. Keatng, ordinary seaman,
ireland; George Kuhn, cooper, Bavaria; George
Kaufman, iandsman, Philadelphia; william. O..
King guard, Massachusetts,; John Long, boy, Phila-
depnia; Patrick Lavilie, coal HEAVIER, Ireland;
George G. Longman, mate In charge, England;
Thos. g. Lyons, boatswan's mate Ireland; Matthew
Lynch, seaman, New Jersey; Wm. q. Lewis, nurse,
Philadelphia; S. G. Leurs, ordinary seaman Con-
necticnt; A. n. Lang, wardroom steward China;
Joseph X. Long, landsman, Cleveland, OHIO; A. W.
Ling. ordinary seaman, China; A. Lum, stew ard
China; VIM. Mahoney, fireman, Ireland Will
Ham McEwer. boy Jersey City; John Murphy
fireman, Ireland; Edward Mulvehill, nre-
man, Ireland; Martin Mccall, coalheaver, Ire
land: John McGlancsy. coalheaver, Ireland;
Cornelius Mawley, landsnan, Brooklyn; jeremiah
Mahony, seaman, Ireland; VIM. G. McGrath, guard
New York; Michael Murray. stewards cook, New
York; Patrick McQuade, ordinary seaman, Irsland
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Proposed Enlargement Of the Canadian Ca.
nals-Annuai Imports Of the Dominion.
OTTAWA, March l. 1870.
A dcputation OF canal commissioners, represent
fng the canal interests throughout the Dominion,
waited on the Governor General yesterday HIS Ex-
cellency received them courtoously and stated, in
reply to their address, that the subject OF the
largement OF canal communication throughout the
whole country was at present under serious con-
eideration by the government. The Mayor of To-
ront0 and Mir. Capreal MADE speeches setting forth
a. considerable length the particulars OF the
scheme
Ofical returns JUST published show that the Do
minl0n imports for the year ending June 80. 1859.
amounted 10 $67,402 40, giving q revenue OF
$S.20S, ,8O9 In the above free goods were repre-
scented to the value OF $22, 329 The exports Tor
tAe same period amounted to 500, ,474,75l
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
THAT suLp sTsoks m FINANCE.

The notorious Patrick Mcdonald, who dofraudsd
Joseph Brondrick, who arrived in this city from
California OF 81 500 gold was brought before Judge
Downing yesterday and committed to answer. In de-
fault OF $40 900 bail he sent down to the cells.
The District Attorney has now eleven indictments
against this man in his ONCE not yet acted upon II
therefore hoped that in this case, where there
be no po sslbty or any legal quiDblng, coaylc
llon Mn Ne sought to pe o0salasd.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
CUBA.


More Butoheriss-slxteen Cubsns and Two
American Citizens Executed Near Santiago
do Cuba by Order Of VaImasedn.
HAVANA, Feb. %, I
VIA KEY WEST, March i, 1870.
News received In this city from Santiago do Cuba,
dated February 49, states that eighteen well known
citizens were arrested few days since and taken TO
an obscure estate near San Juan place about ar.
teen miles from this city, They were there tried BY
court martial and without counsel No witnesses,
either were present. The trial was brief and closed
with the whole party being executed. The charges
against them were that Of being connected with the
CUBAN Junta IN Santiago de Cuba.
Among the unfortunate victims were two Ameri-
can citizens-Jo ohm Francis Portuondo naturallzed
citizen, and Charles Dannery, native-porn Ameri-
ess.
Acting Governor OJedo, on hearing OF their arrest,
Immediately issued orders to have them all sent
back TO the city; but Colonel Doet, commanding the
contra guerlas, refused to obey the Governor,
alleging that he had superior orders from VAL
maseda.
Defeat of the Spanish Forces- vaimaseda and
GOyeneche Routed-Thc Spaniards Dis
i0dxed from the Villas.
Ihe following despatch has been received here
through reliable sources:-
HAVANA. via KEY WEST, Feo. 90, 1870.
JuN back from Camaguey and CincO Villas Shall
report further SATURDAY. 0oyeneche and vamaseda
routed. spaniards dslodged from all their cncamp-
ments at the Villas. The West threatened. Evacua-
ton OF Canaguey ordered. Line to be formed west
ward for protection.
Surrender OF General Arango-C Conference
with General Rodas for Ending tho Re-
belion.
aAvASA, March l, 1870.
The lnsurgent General Napoleon Arrange, who
originated the rebellion IN the Central Department
has voluntarily surrendered TO the authorities at
Las Mnas with seventy OF his men. He promises to
come to Havana to confer with the Captain General
to the best means OF ending the insurrection WITH
out further bloodshed.
The reoels have burned some warehouses at
Iucaro.
Reports Abont Cuban Expeditions Cen erals
Goyeneche and Pueblo Again in tho Field.
HAVANA, March /, 1870.
Letters from Holgum state that Colonel Ashby. OF
General Goicouria's expidition, has been killed and
five OF the men nave surrendered. In all, about
twenty OF tine party which originally landed have
been snot General Goicourio is still at large.
Generals Goyeneche. Pueblo ana Benegassi have
again taken the field.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The mall steamship Idaho VIII leave this port
wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close al the Post Onnos
at twelve O'Clock noon.
THE NEW YORK HEaALD-Edition FOR Europe--
will be ready ~ ten O'Clock Ia the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing SIX ceuts.
Subscriptions received In pars by BOwies Brotn-
er, N Co 10 Rue de Ia Palx.
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SPAIN.

A Bishop in Cust0dy-Parlinment Su.
pervision OF the Church.
MADRID. March l, 1870.
The Bishop Of Osma has arrived In Madrid in the
custody OF the civil guard.
Senior Martos intends to interpeate the govern.
ment respecting the visit which the Spanish Bishops
In Rome made to Prince Alfonso on his arrival there
with the Duke De Cheste.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
GERMAN Y.

Tho Death Penalty Abolition Bili-COunt
Bismarck Defeated.
BERLIN, March !, 1870.
(, In the Reichstag to-day Count Bismarck made
1ong speech against the abolition OF the death pen.
,alty. He declared that the adoption or such mea-
sure would be fatal to the new code.
The Reichstag however, voted In favor Of aboli-
sion by majority OF 81.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
THE MONARCH.

Reception Of the Officers of the Monarch by
the Baltimore city Authorities.
BALTIMORE, March j, 1870.
Captain Commerell and officers OF the English
aron.clad Monarch arrived here this morning and
were met at the depot by committee Of the City
Council ana escorted TO Barnum's Hotel. Subse-
9uenty they visited the various places OF public In
tereSt and this afternoon witnessed display or the
Fire Department In Monument square. They Wlll
CeWaln Baltimore until Thursday.
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ST. DOMINGO.
Official Declaration in Favor
of Annexation.
Overwhelming Majority Of flhePOpular Vote
Given for the Measure.
ST. DOMINGO CRY. Feb. 20, I
Via HAVANA, March l, 1870. I

SF. DOMINGO CITY. F0b, 70, I
Via HAVANA, March l. 1870.
The Dominican republic has formally declared in
favor Of annexation to the United STATES. The gov
ernment ofncially invited general vote on the
measure, and the result as recorded in this city
tine capital, shows an overwhelming majority In
the Affirmative.
Santiago La Vega ana ARA led the demand for
admission to the Union, and nowhere was there any
visible opposition.
The Council OF Ministers place the public debt at
less than 81, 100000
Inc American war vessel swatara. Commander
Allen arrived at tnis port yesterday In time to wit.
ness the enthusiasm Of the people on the popular
vote for annexation TO the Union.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
FRANCE.

Carnival Festivities-The People at tho Tuile-
ries.
PARIS, March l. 1870.
Notwithstanding the announcement that the Mardi
Gras festivities would be suppressed by the police,
at this hour Zone o'clock) the fat (ooeuf 2ras)
procession has Just entered the court yard OF the
TuilerieS.
Great crowds OF people gathered on the line OF
march. but no disturbances OF any kind have oc-
curred.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
KENTUCKY.

Silver Mines Discovered in Grnys0n County.
LOUISVILLE, March l. 1870.
Silver mines OF unparalleled richness are said to
have been discovered in Grayson county. The ore
Is found to contain a larger percentage OF silver
than any hitherto discovered. The mines are al
most inexhaustible. They will be developed In the
spring.
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Died.

TiHBoUr.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday. March T. OF
brain fever, MARY AGNES. wife OF william I. RE
bout and daughter OF Titon and Lydia w. wildes Of
Armytown, N. J.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
lFoy Other Deaths See Eighth and NiaM pagesl
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
ROME.
The Carnival Festivities.

The Carnival Festivities.
ROME, March !, 1870
For che first time since 1850 the police permit the
wearing OF masks in the streets during the carnival
No disturbances have occurred.
The weather is unfavorable and there ie little ami
ma ton In the festivities.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

ENGLAND.

Parlla Ecntary Proceedings-The Irish Church
Biil-Governmeut Aid TO Emigration, and
Mr. Gladstone's Opposition.
LONDON, March l, 1870.
In the House of Lords this evening bill was
Moduced by Lord Redesdale TO amend the Irish
Church act. The bill was passed to frat reading
and the House adjourned.
In the House OF Commons Mr.. Rylands gave
notice OF motion for the reduction OF the African
squadron.
Mr.. Torrens moved that 1t was expedient for the
government TO encourage emigration by enabling
guardians to borrow money for that purpose.
protracted debate followed, in which LORD
Claude Hamilton and Messrs Aytoun, Muntz and
Lawrence were the chief participants.
Mr.. Dixie denounced the granting OF State aid to
promote emigration.
Mr.. Lawrence described the success which had
attended the assistance rendered to emigrants to
Canada last year.
Mr. Gladstone strongly opposed the motion, and
Mr.. TOrrenS replied.
A division was hal, and the motion was disagreed
to BY . vote OF 48 to 153.
Mr.. OOdds had leave to introduce bill for the
Registration OF county voters.
Mr.. Mcguire moved for an inquiry into religious
teaching IN the prisons.
Mr.. Newdegate opposed and Mr.. Bruce favored the
motion, which was agreed to.
The House then adjourned.
Gr0wls from the Banks of the Thames.
LONDON. March l, 1870
There is much indignation In sporting circles at
the result OF the boat yesterday between sader
and Heath
1t Is supposed the result was prearrapged betw
she parties for betting purposes.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

Batcheior's Hair Dye-Ths Best In the
world. The ony perfect dye harmless, reliable,
nsous Fscta ~ i5 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

Dr. Fiilor's nhermatic Remedy Cures Neih-
ing hut Rheunatisn NsurAlga, and that permanently or
the money refunded. 7o4 Broadway Druggists sell is.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
HOLLAND.
The Ratio Of Discount.

The Ratio OF Discount.
AMSTERDAM, March /, 1870.
The Bank Of Holland to-day reduced ts minimum
rate Of discount TO four per cent. The opinion is
general that other Continental banks win follow the
example.
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The Burlingame Funeral Programme and
Chinese Ministerial Succession.
British Parliamentary Debatc.--The
Church and Emigration.
Carnival Festivities i'm
Paris and Rome.
Reported Successes Of the Cuban lnsurreclon.
ists-valmaseda Completely Routed.
RUSSIA.
trhe Burlinraue Funeral Prosramn..

kTho BurlinEamo Funeral Programme.
ST. PETERSBURG, March l, 1870.
Tho remains OF the late Hon. Anson Burllngams
Will bs sent to the United States by way OF Berlin
The widow and sons or the deceased will remain
In st. Petersburg.
Tho disease OF which Mr.. Burlingame died was
Inflammation OF the lungs.
Tho Chinese Nogotintious with the Czar.
ST. PETERSBURG, March !, 1870.
The Chinese ambassadors continue their negotia-
tions with the Russian government, even since the
death of Mr.. Burllngame.
The Chinese NIinisterial Succession.
Sr. PETERSBURG, March /, 1870.
IL Is reported that j. McLeary Brown the Secretary
OF the Chinese embassy, will be appointed to the
place made vacant by the death OF Hon. Anson Bur.
itngame.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
A Mail stca mship Aground.

Mail SfcRmshIp Aground.
BREMEN, March |, 1870
The steamship Rhein grounded yesterday while
coming up the Bremerhaven She lies in the outer
harb0r, and at last accounts had not got a1oat.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

Lncc Curtains.-fs7O styles Received, at
Wholesale retail. -. !. -
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

Royal Havana Lettcry.-Prrzes Paid In Geld.
Information furnhea The highest paid for Doueoons
aud al knds Of tiod and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 90, Bankers Is Wall street, N. r.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

Ue C0rdova,s Currtno 10 the Rest and
puress Seasoning inirodcsd and perfectly harmless
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

Cristadoro's Unrivatled Hair Dye.-ao!d
applied his Wig and scalp factory No. Aser House
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

4 Merchant 81 RonpousbiIity and In Coed
standing desirea TO mako with lnrHc
&C. a. agent for the sale OF goods Hs WA
bo prepared to make advances goods consigned to his
house TO an amount Of S2boov 10 3i0l00. busnsss
moiss preferred Address L. T. H., bsx 4so0 Now York
Pos ONCE
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

ne longer . io.thsons task 70 dsrten gray hair rHA
Ions vITALIA. OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR.
effects the change without uneoan accompsniDent
Ia limpid nuid, and has pleasant The
bcr OF applications determines the shade Nc sediment
dark ened bottles.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

Wood Munfcis, Wainsrotins and Oficr
hard wood vora Builders supplied. @. l..
j. i. KELTY Co. haaufActursrs and Dealers N FURNb
TURk. 6el Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
NEW YORK CITY.

Hints and Items of News Gathered Up
About Town.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

March 1851. 500 Isos5S Aug 1862 81 522 634 4so
July IS6l ss49s.e7o Sept. 1853. q 53s Ola 3l3
July 1882. 50z 92l, ,a04 Oct. l. 1888. 53t 643
July l. 1863 0S3, ,464 0p0 Nov 1865 s27 I2O $50
July l. 1884. 721. s4934 Dec. l. 1853 639 s44
July 81 1856. 27o Jan. L. 1902 p 540 707 20l
Sept. l. 1896 .27 6s957l FEB. l. 1852 $50 2o6 ass
JAM 1890 .27l6,S5lbs6 March 1862 $40 3S5 DO4
Aug. /, 1885, 1883 02o 2T6 April 1890 Sl2 744 SSS
JAM 1857 S43, 325,l72 May l. 1902 262p 1853 206
April 1857 523 &2S075 June l. 1862 521 SIS o31
July 1857. 26ll 800 Ol3 July 1899 SOC LOO 77s
Oct. 1907. 400 2TT448 Aug l. 1907 boS 7OS 683
Nov 1857. 49I 504, $50 Sept !, 1862 g. l9lOos o32
Jan l. 1893. l25 $50 Oct J. 1862 g. ass 108 SS6
Feb. ], 1858. .252 2l6,372 Eov. l. 1892 1JS
March l. 1852 al9, $40 o22 Dec. 1899 FATS 237 I62
April 1888. 2Os, ,ss7 Jan l. 1879 an 1S3
May T. 1865 q SOC, ,528,s2T Fe0. l. 1870 ATS
June !, 1893 25lo 245 s68 March 1870 l08 oar ass
July l, 1898. q, sos, ,915, 192
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

regular meeting Of the 'Ssters OF the Stranger
was held yesterday afternoon at the Bible House
Inc reports the pest month show that the society
Is IN a very hourisnlng condition and that 1t has
ACCOMPLISHED . great deal OF good.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

Are occurred in the vinegar factory OF Henry
Hams, No. l52 West Forty-frst street, yesterday
morning and destroyed $4,000 worth OF property;
insured for $4,000 suspicious exist that the nre
was caused by an incendiary.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

Ths Comptroller yesterday awarded large mum.
Der OF contracts for regulating, paving and grading
streets. e's
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

Further Particulars Of the Observation-Disclosures
Indifference Displayed by tho Bombay's
Oncers-The Calls Of tho Oneida Unhesdcd--
Indignation Of the People Against Captain
Eyre-Mensures Taken by the United States
Minister.
YOKOHAMA, Jan, 81, I
Via SAN Francisco. March !, 1S7o.j
The most terrible accident ana most horrible ex-
hibition Of inhumanity known in the East occurred
about twenty miles down this coast at halfpast six
on the evening OF January "a.
The United States steamer Oneida bound for home,
collided with the British Peninsular and Oriental
iron mail steamer Bombay, Captain Arthur Wellesley
Eyre. The Bombay struck the Oneida on her star.
board quarter, carrying away her poop deck, cut.
tag or her whole stern. and ruuaipg one OF her
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

party OF ABOUT nfty persons left this city for the
West, under the auspices OF tue Excelsior Colony OF
this city, yesterday afternoon. The destination is
Republican county Kansas, In which section the
colony has recently purchased valuable tract OF
Land,
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

Elm TINS statement no mention ia mado OF accrued
interest," and the bonds issued TO the Pacific Rail-
road Company are Calculated part or the public
debt. According to the report OF Secretary Bout
we'll, who adds accrued interest and ignores the
bonds issued TO that road the total debt exhibits
a decrease during the past month amounting TO
Sc, ,sl2.
The debt or the Unted States, less cash In the
treasury, was as annexed st toe undermentioned
The New York herald., 1870-03-02

Tue Girard medals were presented yesterday after
noon 10 the most meritorious scholars OF Public
School No. 10, female department
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a~entburner u~xbefdnnt.
Got /. Slod 1. gDbitness Nbbition Ut ct. paul, Gieen'
ttlmer %unbefanut.
Got I. sled 3. gbitaes's Assitoa ;a st. PAUL, Giseatba,
Mtr u%ntefonnt.
Gne an ben ~erpdtnteu Settenues a~nfssenb.
Trant Ded
strasea.G pmmtadr ber stabt ct. paul.
Datitt. Is. Stunt, 1870.
*. s. SGpnnpr,
Stabt<Glert.