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JoTTINGS AMOUR TOWN.

Police Surgeon Kicrstedt has heen dismissed.
The arms and breast OF man were found in boz
aOrsua. s h"' 's''D' ''"' '''''' ''' ''A'D - '"'
Deposits made now in the Mutual Benefit Savings
Bank, in the sun building draw interest from May L.
The Ladies' Club met yesterday, at 25i West
Thirty fourth street, and planned number OF summer
John Doughorty, deck hand on board the forrys
boa Ame[ea rescued man from drowning near Fui'
A correspondont asks "Whcn, where. and how
NJ Galho1n, rIst husband OF Mrs Calhoun, departed
Captain McDermott made a desce mt on two disrc-
rested twenty'seven persons.
John Welsh, OF % New Bowery, employed In the
sidewalk at the corner OF Pearl and Chatham streets.
In the Bainssr bnnkruptcy case, Judge SoneIl
position.
-, slhscripiion. for ,he Home for the AGED colorcd
Ss seIf io NJ: T. wisoH first Difecyre;' 10 'wca
Thomas Leery, aged %, Of COO Fir:, ayonue, was
Sss sst sSsIRS oo tff O ks ws fnS e
lumber falling upon him.
Grnfua's last composition =. the "solid Mon to
%s " iIE ToS5SI;p SSS paolI'AodSi
Can be seen any day free OF charge, frame shan.
made stotonSry AsI1ss aero re peoples sdewalk immc:
Is e Ses 'Sf n @ r on eTss
The attention of the police Is directed to the
dies and thieves that hang around the OF sir-
teenth street and Tenth avenue, where on Wednesday
evening worklpgusn was robbed Of hs watch chain.
and money.
The Oriental Club have leased the house 235 East
Broadway. formerly the resistance Of Mayor Law.
renee, club house. II will be tted In hrstcabs
style. Justice snandey IL President Of the organic.
ton, and VIM. NJ Tweed Jr, and Timothy Campbell,
VlcePresldents.
| hessrs A. T. Stewart b Co, Phelps. Dodge q
lor. jane, brown, w H. 1spnwaii. John D. Woin,
Henry Bergh, and NJ o. Roberts have each contributed
1 900 TO the treasury Of the Society for the Prevention
ofCruelty to Animals. Horace B. Claim give. 5000
| The stetson House at Long Branch will be carried
on during the coming season by the veteran hotei
| keeper Gen. &, A, stCtson and hls btot'el JhmnS
The Astor House In this cilv contnucs undrr le com
troll OF besfrs Alexander aud r. Il. s"tsnn. who
not have been, In any way pt'rc'trd ~ no
Long Branch b"'sA
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Personal INTELLIG ENCE.

Gen. Sheridan leaves Chicago next week for the
Far West.
Golladay is convassing his District in Kentucky
for rcnominaiion.
Deputy Sheriff James RYAN, OF the Seventh Ward,
resigned his ofhcc yesterday
President Grant Is in the city and attended the
ticket
Nilsson will not come TO America. She ia about
TO Ipf NM Ss sPeye spSS a "h'a'
1t was not Mr.. shRughuessy, but Mr. Downs;
who handed re he gGSGk 9 o VINO hAd
Commodore Vanderbilt was arrested In Harlem
lane on Thursday for fast dr,ylng ~ hief detention
Big Judge Michael Connolly and lean John Fitch
SS May rom RSSSe!sT they beat The tram Vs hours
Mr.. A. D. Barber, King Of the Lobby AZ Albany
a" clean cut"
berg of The greatest scholars OF the day commit
ted suicide rsosntly' He had had embraced Christianity
min mind ''"'''' ~ WV NV '''' " "a'' '''''' =" u"
A dinner was given by Mr.. Henry Clews last even,
ana &C. Ss
ns 9d rSG. MsI GSpS M S6sDsa Candy
Z. II. Ludlow 4 Co. yesterday sold Florence, the
actor an eleRent honse in Park avenue between
"a iss sss.s Wa f; :,!ssi
street, Tor club house, at $4,000.
John Martin, Esq. the recent candidate against
young Lord Grevule Hugent for Representative OF
County LoEgtord, Ireland who has been on long
visit TO his brother John Mitchell In BROOKLYN
sails TO-DAY for home on the city Of BIoekyn. The
se run again. May snccess sttend him.
Among the passengers who sail BY the ST. Laurent
to-day are "Rote ana Banche" twin daughters OF the
late Nathaniel Niles, and known a! the herolnes IN
Eugene Sues Wandering Jew" Miss Lizzie Niles
FSs Ss ss P' n'Si Minister i1s IN % whns.sS % l
fathers death they come into possession ofthe "ea'ke
OF diamonds Of which thrilling history 10 given In
that novel The casket was presented TO thcr mother
by Tho Empress Josephine, snd y actually worth only
t3NO0JQ,
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POLITICAL CIRCUS.

The William NJ. Tweed Thirteenth Ward Cam
pAign Club has organized. with Ihos- hckeogh as
President.
The Seventh Ward Democrats last night indorsed
the nomination OF Mr.. +. J. shandey for Sheriff A
committee OF SIX were appointed 70 wait upon MI
Shandey, and inform HIM Of thelr action.
The Republication nominations, at Rochester,
were endorsed iast evening" by the Eighteenth Assem-
bly District Association. The colored voters OF the
district wei Q Invited to un te with them.
The First Assembly District Colored Repnb lean
Association last night at Beach street was addressed
n Beftonnee, N Kingsley, Jr, Wm. II. Bailey, aud
others
A mass meeting OF tho Democrats OF the Seven
teenth District OF the Twentysecond Ward assembled
last night in Unger's Hall. fortynlnlh street and
sing the action OF The Hon Gee v, Plpnkett IN the
LeGisjnturo were made by Gen. MaTd Judge Connolly,
the Hon. A. j. IL gers OF New Jersey the Hon. Alex
Frear and others 10 which Mr., Piunkett replied stat
both fol the Twenty second ward ana the whole State
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Fall OF an Arch In BIackfriar's Bridge.

LONDON, April 29.-Thc arch of the new Metro
politan Railway under the northern end OF Black
frlar's Bridge gave way to-day. Men were at work
In the tunnel at the time, ond twelve were buried
in the ruins All were taken out alive, but seven
were badly II not fatally injured. Two have since
died
In tho House Of Commons Mr.. Gladstone su-
nounced that debate in committee on tho Irish Land
Bill would be resumed on Monday; Mr. Newdegates
motion for an inquiry into Monastic Institution
would next be considered and discussion on the
Red River difnculty was postponed until May n.
Mr.. Gladstone said the Important principles Of the
Irish Land Bill had already been settled, and he
hoped TO DO ebe to the consideration OF the
Educational Bill at IN early day.
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Funeral Of Judge Abraham d. Russell.

Grace Church, broadway and Tenth street,
was filed yesterday afternoon with personal and
professional friends OF the late Abraham d. Russell,
e1-City judge. Among tho prominent persons pres
eut were Judges Charles ?. DAILY, George O. Bar.
nsrd, Cunning +. Bedford, Recorder nackett. Elliot
c. Cowdln, Mrs John noey, Col F. A. Conkling,
Wolf George W. Mclean. Mr.. Rutherford Stuy.
vesant. &C Tie conn Of hantsoue rosewood was
inscribed with the name, date OF death (April ao),
and sge (5s years) OF the deceased gentleman, and
was covered with flowers and imnortelles. The
pail bearers were Gen. Graham, james j. Roose-
welt, Samuel q. Courtney, Robert X Stuyvesant,
De Gfasse Liyintston. Eugene Thorn. Judge Bar.
bour. and John II. Reid. Tie Rev. DR.. W. +. Nor.
gan oiciated, and at the close OF the services the
remains were Inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE ExTERMINATION OF THE GRE
CIAN BRIGANDS.

Frcnchmen Colna Mad over the Picbisciturs.
PARIS, April 2s.-M. Olivier publishes an
ther circular, In which he replies to the manifesto
just issued by the Electoral Committee OF N. Thiora
lie brands the assertion that according to tho new
Constitution the Emperor may do as he pleases a.
An error too gross 10 deceive, and declares could
only have been put forward by persons who con.
sidered the electors pack Of fools.
M. Chevnndier de valdromc, Minister OF the In
terror has issued circular TO his constituents. i'd
visng them to vote yes" NJ Lermina, who, at
public meeting last night urged the impeachment Of
the Emperor, was arrested this morning. Jules
Favre endorses the manifesto on the Pfe5lscitum
issued by the Deputies OF the Left and the opposi-
tion Journalists.
The Cardinal Archbishop OF Chambery, and the
Bishop OF Gap have opdercd their clergy TO vote In
the affirmative The Court II is said, will go to St.
Cloud and there remain during the week In Which
the F1ebtscttum In taken. The tour Of the Prince
Imperial In the provinces is deferred.
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A Midnight Burglnry-Threateninat TO Blow
Oat a Woman's Brains.

About midnight on the 97th inst. the residence
OF Miss Celeste Carhart, 81 CARL street, Brooklyn
was entered through one OF tile rear Windows by
two men, who, as represented, pointed pistol at
the proprietress, and threatened to blow her brains
out II she old not give them all her valuables. They
also reminded her that she once shot friend OF
theirs one German, when attempting to enter her
ply with their demands they would take revenge.
Miss Carhart states that she was In bed at tho
time, and becoming frightened, jumped out upon
the floor, and then, under q renewal OF the threat
that they would perforate her with n bullet, gave
them oil the morey and jewelry she had, the whole
the same way that they entered. bho did not iden'
THY them, never having seen them before.
The police of the Forty-hrst Precinct, To whom
the statement OF the occurrence was made Dv Miss
Cariait, appear satisfied that she was robbed, but
have doubts as to the correctness OF the other part
of the story,
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Judge Blatchford's Victim Released.

Three months ago TnT SuS called attention to
an act OF judicial tyranny on the part OF Judge
Blatchford which has happily parallel in civil
criminal annals. His Honor had sentenced William
Muller, poverty-stricken inventor, to pay fne Of
800 for contempt, In having manufactured patent
ed India rubber combs In violation OF an order OF
tile Court. Poor Muller was imprisoned In the
county jail for eighteen months, and he might have
died there II The Sun had not called public a,ten.
ton TO the outrage He asserted thst he could
make combs equally durable and as finely finished
without Infringing upon their patent; and he claimed
that he was Detained In prison to prevent him from
competing with the nrm that caused his arrest.
Judge Blachford ordered his release yesterday, and
be discharged In the afternoon nom the county
tail.
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No Quarter for the Brignnds.

ATHENS, April 29.-In addition 10 the seven
brigands executed yesterday Ave other members OF
tie band were beheaded this morning. The heads
OF the whole party publicly exposed on the ont
skirts OF the city. The trial was a short one and
defence attempted.
The Turkish Government have directed their from.
tier troops TO assist in tho capture Of the ou,liws
The remains of the victims have been conveyed 10
Malta.
A report las reached Vienna that Mr.. Erskinc, tho
British Minister, has been recalled.
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NEW JERSEY.

The trotting match at the Waverley Fair Grounds,
between Churchill's z. Uniontown Boy and Iappens
=, hoanoke has been postponed until Tuesday next
James Barrett aud John Walsh, OF Hoboken, were
run Into y-sterday by Morris and Essex tram, while
osslng G owe street In carriage, Walsh fatally
injured, and Barrett escaped.
William II. Childs, Aulustl VaNta, John MoWhor
ter and Vim. Jndl, the Hohoken Board OF Police Com.
missioners, recently l5raLed into O1lce, we've sworn
IN on Thursday eYenlgg.
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Capture of Gamblers with their Working
Tools.

Roundsman Barrett with the court officers OF
the Tombs. and several officers from the Sixth Ward
Police made n simultnI eous descent upon three
gambling houses In the First Ward upon warran Is
issued by Justice Dowing. 1hey seized all the
gambling Implements, and arrested Timothy Har
rinRton and Charles Williams OF 23 Coeniies slip (;
Richard H. Pearson, Of u Coenties slip and Patrick
j. Maoy and Henry Farlev. OF II South street. The
prisoners with their implements were taken TO the
Sixth Ward police statijn, whence they will be
taken before Justice Dowling at the Tombs this
morning.
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wife Murder In Little Valley.

smith OF Macbias In this county, In quarrel with
his wife yesterday morning, struck her with an axe
killing her instantly. He made no attempt TO es.
ni1ty Years, and Tor some time past has iiVed
unhappiy With his wife. He hast heretofore borne
good reputation lie seems composed, lhousn iuiiy
Conscious OF the position in YAich bs II placed.
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Attempt 10 Wreck "A Train-Thc Man who
Claims 20 have Ayerted the Danger, Arr
restcd for Causinu iI.

BosroS, April 29.-The attempt on Thursday
morning to throw the Norwich steamboat train
from the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad. near
Franklin, Mass., and which VIM. M. Comery claimed
to have chee ked by signalling danger, has developed
curiousy.
Comery said he was fred upon by three men In
ambush, one bullet passing through his hat, and an
other grazing his arm. He represented that he saw
the obstruction and hastened to save the train from
destruction. Suspicion now rests on Comery, and
he Las been arrested the charge of having placed
the distractions there himself
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BROOKLYN.

Messrs. Isaac Van Anden and Daniel ID, Briggs,
the new Police Commissioner, were sworn In yesteT
day.
The Bureau for tho Inspection OF Buildings will
Monday j. Pryor Rorke. the former Superintendent
was legislated out OF oiice.
The contract for constructing q sewer between
Third and Ninth avenues and Middle aud Twenty.
eigh streets has been awarded 10 Edward Freel for
tIN9n The contract for the sewer In Halscy street
aud Lewis avenue has been awarded " Wm sweeney
for t@2i!.
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LATEST LABOR NEWS.

The moulders' strike at Peekskill has ceased, and
the men are at work for 81 per day.
The strike OF the laborers on the Hunters Point
and Blsisyile road ended yesterday In a compromise
Bricklayers' Union. No. 1, of Brooklyn last even
ing d, cded 10 insist upon the enforcement or the Eight
Hour law
Coopers' Union, No. O. last night elected Mr.. VIM.
Foley delegate TO the National Convention. which
meets In Cleveland, Ohio, Maya
The LongshOremen's Union, No. q last evening
elected John Drscoll President, VIM Sims Vlce-PTesl
dent. Chas. Smith Secretary. and EdwaId Corrison
Treasurer.
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The German Democrats In Council-Tnmmn-
many 20 be Checked.

The German Democratic Central Committee
met last night In 1877 Fourth street. Tie President
said 1t was the aim to unite all tie different organi
zations into an independent party, to secure the
10 wait upon Mayor o'Hall, to protest against his
late appointments, reported that they had to wait
two hours for his appearance and lie then received
them very curtly, and said that Mr. Oswald Otton-
dor'er wanted only two Germans, appointed, A
orgapjzations that are working against Tammany
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The Patriots In spain-Ficeing from tho
Sway Of serrnno,

MADRip, April 3s.-The people OF Aicaias, In
night broke out In open rebellion. In Santiago.
more than hundred Of the INSURGENTS were arrest
pressed.
Some three hundred political refugees from Spain
who had got Items elves into hot water here found
shelter yesterday within the borders of France.
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The Irrcconc,Inb,e, I'm France.

PARIS, April 29.-Great and turbulent assem-.
blares yesterday discussed tho piebscie here. Ono
meeting where IN accusation against the Emperor
proposed was dissolved bv the police. With
shouts for the Republic and the song of the Mar
seillalse" the people separated. II was resolved
that all In favor OF a republic should vote mo" on
the pie6scits. On the opening of the Medical Col
lege next Monday there will probably be further do
monAtratious.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-30
The Last OF the Kerrigan-Tuohey Fight
The Stakes Handed TO Kcrrigan.

Yesterday afternoon Jim Kerrigan, accom-
panied by Roach and Others Of his hackers, called at
Mike Henry's and demanded the stakes In the Kor-
rgan and Tuohoy fight. Mike finding that the other
party made no objections and had in fact given 1t
up, handed over 1000 to Kerrigan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-30
A Formidable RcbelIion In India.

MADRAS, India, April ga terrific insurrec-
tion has broken out In Newar, town situated some
200 miles southwest OF Delhi. Two thousand natives,
Of the tribe OF Thacxboors, against their chief
and his adhrrents. The most shocking massacres
followed. Troops have been sent TO the spot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-30

PuorooRApns BY sun REpoRTERs.
A Dank President Leaves els 200 In n
Depot-A Poor BOY Finds and Returns
he ouey.

Yesterday afternoon John Kase, President Of
the Second National Bank, OF Newark, while wait
ing in the Centre street depot OF the New Jersey
Railroad, Newark for q train for New York. LEFT
upon bench q package containing 1ii,ooo In bills
aud ~. 900 In checks.
Tho train came along and In his haste TO obtain q
seat he forgot the package. On reaching New York
he discovered his loss, and hasiened back to New:
ark, when lie found that young colored lad named
Adam Roberts, in the employ OF the New Jersey
Railroad Company, had discovered the package and
given II to the station agent. In consideration Of
the young mans honesty, Mr.. kase presented him
with t2OO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-30
The R,chmond ayoralty Decision.

RICHMOND, April 29.-The Supreme Court of
Appeals decided to-day that Henry X Elyson, and
not George Cahoon, Is. the lawful Mayor OF Rich
mond The Court was unanimous In Its opinion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-30

LONDON, April 29.--The Cork Constitution saws
vessels have been despatched to tho relief OF
steamer reported fast in the ice OF the coast Of
Greenland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-30
OBITUARY..

Mr.. David o. Parkhurst, Boston ~ died
suddenly yesterday.
Mr.. John WEIGH, OF the Southern Packet line died
In Boston yesterday.
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On being asked by counsel foi defence to repeat
the statement, witness did 20, and ADDED that Who
ever committed the murder, ought to swing for 1t,
whether John anyone else. On being cross-eX-
John few days before Ssco's death, as the latter
had tried to get him arrested. He had determined
TO get lin out Of the house as soon pracli licable
Himsolf, John and James had worked during Do
cember In the night time, upon mill race, and re.
at the lungs during that time. 4 pair Of blue lean
overalls were shown to witness belonging to the
prisoner at the time OF the light He was asked to
Identity them, but, not seeing the blood mark, could
not be sure OF their Identity his son James, he
said, was married, but Ind been abandoned BY his
wife,
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