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April 21-tf
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PUBLIC BOARDING HOUSE.

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NEW JERSEY.

Jacob Tucker, OF Paramus, N. j., has been unae
countably missing since last sunday.
Louisa Arnold fell of Q canal boat In Harsimus
Cove, Jersey City. yesterday, and was drowned.
Police Commissioner Herman bchalk, OF Newark,
sails for Germany on Tuesday with his family In the
81 csia
Roehric, the alleged murderer, has been dis
charged from the county jail by order OF tho court ct
Elizabeth.
Tho people OF Beileville on Tuesday night decided
70 run steamboat on tho Passaie river. between North
Belleyille and Newark.
Tho body Of an infant Was found in the Sandy Hill
Graveyard, Paterson, yesterday morning, In box
marked "S. T., B6O-X."
Count" Otto Van BELOW is to be taken before
the court in Elizabeth Thursday of this an.
swer charges OF swndling.
Tho amendment In Elizabeth yesterday was the
finest ever witnessed there. A grand mass meeting 10
announced for tonight In tho Opera Housed
Humboldt Lodge OF FreemAsons, a new German
organization, Instituted n Psterson By the Grand
s. W. OF the State. W. n. Pine, last evening.
The new City Council OF West Hoboken met yes.
terdAy afternoon apd were sworn into once. james
oenoy OF the Board.
The Aldermen OF the consolidated CITY OF Jersey,
eeotod In tho four wards OF Hudson CITY yesterday
nominated Alderman MoNulty of tho SECOND Ward f0f
ProsidenL Aad Charles Roe Tor Clerk
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A6SON BURLIHGAME.
The Ceremenics In New York-Ths body 70
Lie In stare In Fanouii Hall.

The Ccrenenics In New York-Ths Dedy 70
Lie In state In Fanouii Hall.
Yesterday afternoon ut O'Clock the revenue
cutter Bronx command ded by Captain Constable, ar
rived alongside the steamer siiesia st Hoboken, TO
receive the remains OF Anson Burlingame. The en-
trance to the depot Of the Hamburg and Bremen
steamers was draped in mourning, and the flags Of
the shipping toe North River at half
mast The Chamber OF Commerce Committee OF
Escort landed from the cutter the siiesis.
Over the main hatch OF the vessel was placed
the eatafalQue containing Mr.. BurlinEame's
mains. A circle was formed around 1t. and
Mr.. w. x. Dodge delivered Q brief address.
The remains were then lowered on to the deck Of
the Bronx. ane reverently plscei on board the Fal
River boat Providence, where they were taken In
charge by Adjt. Gen. Cunningham and Major KAp
pele, who represented the Governor OF Aasshachu-
sets. and Aldermen Jacobs and Councilman GRAY
and Williams, representing the Common Council Of
Boston.
Admiral Fisk provided guard Of honor under the
command OF Capt. Bacon Of tho Ninth Regiment
National Guard.
the absence of any half mast Gags on the City Hall
yesterday provoked comment
BosToN, April 20.-The remains their arrival
tomorrow morning, are TO be deposited In Fnneui
Hall, which, Friday. will be open to the public.
guard Of honor, detailed from tho Cadets viii pay
military respect, and the company will act rs an
escort al the funeral on Saturday.
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STATE PRISON FOR LIFE.

Judge Barnsrd's Conviction that Perry was
Guilty OF Murder In the FIRST Degree
Tho Prisoner already In sing Sing Prison
Edwin Perry, the murderer Of Thomas Hayes,
the night Waterman at Harbeck's stores, Furman
street, Brooklyn, was sentenced by Judge Barnard
yesterday 10 Imprisonment for life. Perry's wife
and Children who were In the court room wept Bit
tcrly In reply TO the question OF the Clerk whether
he had anything to say previous to the sentence Per
~ spoke In clear tones as follows:
that the voice OF nature can't be heard. Therefore.
have nothing TO say
Judge Barnard then said
"The Jury which brought In verdict OF guilty against
you were very merciful. came here prepared from
Two disagreements to mud weak case against you.
knew nothing Of the facts but have heard this tral
you guilty. of murder In the nrst degree THE yer.
dict murder IN the second degree.-RKPl The SEN
tence OF the Court Is, that you be mprs soned In the
State Prison at sing Sing for the term Of your natural
lfc"
Perry kissed his wife and children and shook
hands with them. and then reminded to jail.
Perry was taken to Sing Sing yesterday afternoon
by Sheriff Walter and Detectives Folk and Videto
Of the BROOKLYN Central once. His partns. at the
Raymond street jail, with his vile and children. was
affecting.
His case s 10 be argued AT the General Term In
May. the exceptions taken by Mr.. Spencer during
the trial. Perry's property Is estimated At e+o,ooo
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A RAFPLE OF DEATH.
Election Of Trustees Of the Tontinc Associa-
ton-Oniy Eight survivors-Waiiina Tor
one Of their number to Die.

Election Of Trustees Of the Tontinc Associa-
ticp-Oniy Eight eurvivors-Waiiina Tor
one OF their number to Die.
In consequence Of the death Of majority OF
the trustees In whom was vested the fee simple OF
the Tontne Building 10 this city, the Tontine Com
mittce met yesterday morning In the rooms OF the
Panama Railroad Company, Wall street, and elected
new trustees. Under the bylaws Of the Association
the remaining trustees OF the old Board then trans
ferred their right and authority 10 the newly elected.
The new Board OF Trustees is represented by Gen.
John Watts de Pcystcr, William 7. Lawrence, James
Ren wick, Richard King and John Dewint Hook.
Tho Tountine Association was founded In i7p4, BY
q number Of wealthy citizens Of that period. The
shares originally numbered two hundred and three,
snd were apportoned among one hundred and ffty
persons Each holder Of shares had the right 70
nominate any life he chose, TO whom the shares were
70 revert when the contingency occurred, a. stipu-
lated In the original agreement OF the reduction BY
death Of the surviving nominees to seven persons
The property owned BY the Association Is now
valued at upward OF t3O0 900. The surviving nomi
nces, embracing some OF New York's proudest
names, are as follows: Mrs. Duncan Campbell, Miss
Mary Ray. William Baysrd, Robert Benson, John I.
Dewiut Murray Holman, Governor Kemble. and
Horhto Gates Stevers On the death Of any one OF
this number, the entire property nils to tho seven
survivors, not as joint heirs but as heirs In common
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THE FREsHET,s FREAKS.

Loss By the Millions Bearing Down on
Dwellings and dBridges-Subsidonceo Of tie
Flood In the wcst-Repnirina the Rains
OF the Deinge-The Violence Of tho Floods
In tho En stern states.
The distinctions by the Huvisl overHowings
continues. What was bad yesterday Is even worse
to-day. In Maine the Androscoggin 10 sweeping
violently over its banks Al Saco the river was
higher since the freshet OF 1s4a -Four bridges
and the principal streets are unpsssable. The
houses have beon vacated, and the occupants have
len in boats. The water-powcr machine shop is
shut down. Forty acres Of logs are held By one
boom, which thus far holds. II II breaks, terrific
destruction will follow
The furious lu1 will carry OF the bridges. and
crash down upon thh saw.mills and heavy houses
along tho river. On the Merit mack river drive Of
logs has broken away, and ia coursng its destructive
way toward Lowell. The river has risen nine and
one.half feet In i've hours. The trains over the
Montreal road go no further than Concord. There
have been no trains over the Hisboro, Bradford or
North wesre roads On the Boston, Lowell and
Nashua road the water the track for quarter
OF a mile, and reaches the aIles OF the cars. All
travel In the East Is interrupted.
Late last evening reports from Concord told Of the
approach OF three million drive OF logs Great dam
sns V e % hs no
nor quite yet reached Its height n the Eastern States
the reports nom New ork State show subsidence
At Schenectady the bridges are covered by the
RI TO the depth OF foot, and the feeder OF the
ac cquoduct has been washed away The water had
fallen ton feet Yesterday. The damage In the Mo-
hawk Valley has been great. The Chemung river
broke into the canal at Athens, and sfler running
down four miles broke out again, washing away
nftoen rods OF the track below waverly.
In Pennsylvania the interruption or railroad loco
tion still continues The damages are being re.
pqired as rapidly a. possible. The trains on the
Erie Railroad are running through from New York
to Duukirk, and the canals Easton will be put
In order In about ten days
The flood 10 Albany is inundatinr cellars and GOV.
ering Broadway from Hudson to South Ferry streets.
The Peoples line OF steamers are unable TO effect
carried away.
The water In the Conn ccticut ut Hartford Ia o
river are submerged On Tuesday a little girl
named Lizzie Sceery fell from piazza into the flood
and wns drowned. Yesterday four attempted
To cross the river near the Colt pistol factory, when
their boat capsized, and Alexander Mslier was
drowned.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Gen. Patrick II. Jones, Postmaster. Is sick.
Tho 3. in John B. Ciarle's name would seem h
signify success.
The Department OF Hoath yesterday elected Col.
Sanitary Inspector.
Miss Brock, the Virginia authoress, Is at present
In Rome with Mn. hen Holiday. Her volume Il
" American Poets Is to appcar carly In the fall,
Miss Christine Nilsson, tho famous prima donna
will visit this country ~ September, on professional
tour which will embrace st least one hundred porforn
Ancos
The fat and jolly Col Du Sole. editor OF the 6sa-
day times and AesseI YER after having for nearly fosF
months played hide and go se0k with grim death, b
agaia al nus post
Why won't some benevolent old moribund put Q
codCil to his will leaving few shares OF city railroad
stock 70 poor Peter Barr 6weeny who hasn more thsa
thou aud shares to his back
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CURIOsITIEs OF CRIME.

Tho abducted Boston child, Nellie Burns, has
been recovered
Simon Groota, q canal overseer. . resident OF
swarttown, N. Y, hanged himself In his barn.
The Boston city police made q raid yesterday on
two gambling houses In Court and Franklin avenues.
and arrested twenty persons and seized the furniture
George Mulllnsr, q resncctable citizen Of Fair.
port, N Y, committed suicide In the Clinton House.
Rochester. on Tuesday nght. By swAlowlng lsuda'
pun,
In 6tuyvesant Park yesterday Col. whitley's de-
tectves arrested VIM Crosby young and fashionaoly
gentleman whose pockets nlled with nncy
notes.
A respectfully dressed younr nan obtained set
OF furu Yaued t5 from the store OF Knox the hat
Ter Yesterday afternoon on . forged order puTportnY
10 have been signed by Geo r. Ockershauson the sugar
ward arrested
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Ono Of the Politicians sf kPIy, 1858, as ~
Com mplainant,

- Burke the notorious leader Of the July rioters.
who has served out two or three terms in the Peni
tenuary, appeared as complainant In the General
Sessions yesterday. accusing Mr.. Bartholomew Don
oboe offelonious assault in shooting him on last cleo
tion day. Burke had assaulted Mr.. Donohoe In the
hrst instance without any proyocation, and he In
selfdefence had discharged bis revolver the ball
taking effect in Burke's body. Mr.. Donohoe was 90
assistant engineer in the old Fire Department
yesrs ago. When Burke was melting the rioters. In
1853 TO burn the property OF our citizens, Donohoe
wus the drst 70 apply water 10 the buildings to OK
the recipient OF a handsome silver trumpet. Mr.
James ID. McCleliand, the counsel for Donoboe,
asked for an adjournment until this morning, In
der to produce witnesses, and Judge Bedford grant
cd tho mOtiOn.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS
ARE FRENCHMEN PREPARING ZOE
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONg

Piftceu Thousand Men Striking In rsvfs-
The Pltbiscitum Excitement Incressius-
TIE vete on the 18th Of May-Anether Il
the Marseiiiaiss Journalists Sentenced.
Paris, April 2o.-The political excitement %
account OF the Ps6iscityna Ia increasing througbou
the country and the journals complain that II hes
bad effect on commerce. The Noniteur announces
that the Journal otciei will publish on Friday nsh
decree appointing the 9Th OF May as the day fas
taking the votes OF the nation on the FFebsdtssS
and limiting the voting to one day.
The long threatened strikes have begun In earnsse
The foundry men and moulders, about 1900 strong,
struck to-day, as did also tho taiIors. The bouss
painters arc expected to strike tomorrow. Tns
sugar renners and hat makers have Joined IL
strike
The trial OF NJ. Bsrbcust the director Of the No.
@iHdtst, has been concluded His offence was the
publication In that journal OF congratula,ory a,
dress from the women OF Lyons 10 the women q
La Creuxot. He was convicted and sentenced 70 si1
months' imprisonment, and to pay q fine OF fous
thousand francs.
PARrs, April 2o-Evening In the Senate ~
day debates were ontlnued on the Sendfuf ObN-
suifwn M: Olivier wound up the discussion vita
q long md brilliant speech. Referring 10 The
Piebiseitvm he said the government did not wish 70
extend the question; they only desired TO submh
certain liberal notifications TO the people. 1bsy
had no intention OF submitting the principle On
which the State was founded. and Of
elective empire But the revolutionary party, obey.
ing evil passions, had given another complexion y
the debate. II the revolutionary party wished u
cepi the challenge II the desire vas TO take reve-
lutionary grounds, the Government, would follow
and outstrlp its enemies olivier assured ~
struggle, the Government would no. place Itself %
the track Of reaction.
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SPARKS FROM the TELEoBaPH.

Gov. Rnglish's majority in Connscticut Is $40.
The spring meeting Of tho ChickasAw Jockey Club.
Memphis, opens on Tuesday next,
The branch OF the White House at Long Branch
belng Improved and put In ordor. IL Will bo vory
stable establishment.
The trigato Congress Is preparing for . pleasaaA
little party that Intend to taSc pleasure trip A the
penss OF OF the Government
Gen. George u. Mcclellan and several leading iroa
Manufacturers arc In Bedford Pa. eKamin my rocont
discoVenes OF vast iron ore doposits.
The Canadian Government has paid over tbs
$500 90 agreed upon u payment to tho Hudsons bsy
Company on the surrender OF their title.
The U. 4. Circuit Court ia St. Louis Inns given -
DAMAGE In tho OF Joseph a. HeTrV. whose news
paper ofios dastroyod during he WAr tor Allogs
dsloIai psblioattoa.
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POLITICAL CIRCUS.
The Election OF Delegates TO tho Tammany
General Committee.

General Cemmittss.
The election Of delegates to the Tammany
General Committee from the First, Second, Third.
Filth, Thirteenth, fourteenth, and Twenty -nu3
Wards last evening resulted Ne follows:
fra Werd-NlebolAs Muller, Daniel Kennedy, Joha
Hayes, James h; Hasson, Michael HalpiD. Jr, Hoary
Bck. =, Jsmos Cherry. wm H. Holmes. Cnss Schultz,
James Wooas Herman schmidt. John Bagan. jobs
Gavin. and Matthew Toolc
er, and Michael Fay
Third Woid-Andrew II. Purtenn, jos. feore, Dsniea
II. Finn. and Nes Kelly.
R,nh Ward,-Terenco Duny. John L. whittou, John
II. ~elsn. Michael Madgan John Ray. Thomas Condy.
John hcCrea, Geo. NJ Curtis, Clans Purchaser, Geo,
Mason. Denis Dermody. James Herman. Michaa
ORrien, and William u. Maloney.
IhhfesnM Wdiu.-Michael Healy, Frederick Zimmer,
Patrick j. Mclaughlin, Jacob Scherdlng. Patrick
0CoDnor Matthew Psttel. Daniel y. Mc1ntyre, jacob
seebacher, Patrick Carraher. Francis Coan, Michsd
Maoney, WIN. Hennessey. Thomas II. smith, WIN. n.
Tracy, and Timothy j. Campbell
fonieelh WIrd-John Hayes. Patrick N. Whte.
Hugh o'Brcn. James J. slovin, Michael Finnerty,
Robert Rscey. Joseph Murphy. walter Burke, Chari3
n, Clancy, Henry hanIon. Ambrose ONel, Cornellns
y. JonrdAn. Charles Crofton Jamcs Goodwin, Charles
d. Rehs. James Carly. Timothy oBrien. and Owsa
TisTySra wsra5Rch.Ia D. Connolly. BernArs
ONeil, lawrence d. KiernAn. bernard ostso, Edward
Kelly, solomon Mehrbach, Samuel b. 0arvtD, Jane
N, smith. Michael Kane Richard N. Tweed. yaiusa ky-
erhsrd M John MSsrsy, rstroh 10 ram: NichSa. Hea.
~. John ODonnel. and JAmcs COREY.
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THE FENIAN CONGRESS.
The Canadian Campaign Diseussoi-Gen.
ONeilPs vaiedietory.

The Canadian Campaign Diseussoi-Gen.
ONeiIPs vaicdietory.
The Fenian Congress In session in Masonic
Hall creates considerable excitement among those
most deeply interested. Yesterday the delssates
elected Gen. J. J. Donneliy. Of Utica, permanent
Speaker, and Daniel Murphy OF Bridgeport, Conn.,,
Clerk. Al the opening one hundred and seventy
names answered, and By four O'Clock the number
swelled to two hundred BY the arrival Of delegates
from Chicago, 1t. Louis, New Orleans, and Cinein.
natl. Much time was taken up In discussing the
advisabiity OF a movement on Canada within the
next ten days. The friends OF Gen. O'Neil were In
favor Of the movement at once.
The next matter that engaged attention the
election OF q new President; there was much eau
cusing among the members, OF whom the majority
seemed to be In favor OF the reelection OF the re-
firing President.
Al four O'Clock Gen. o'Nelll arose to deliver his
annual address and was received with cheers. He
spoke for some time and was followed By several
olharn.
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The Hudson River Navy's Chaiienae TO the
Londo Rowing Club.

The Hudson Amateur Rowing Association met
last night, the Atalanta, Atlantic, Guck, Waverley
Columbia, Mutual, Hudson. and Vosper Clubs being
represented. The Commodore Benjnmin y. Brady.
presided The Committee on laying out new course
reported in hvor OF course starting from Pleasant
Valley q mile and q half south, and return. Tho
report was adopted. A letter OF Invitation TO the
London Rowing Club was adopted. and ordered to
DO addressed TO the President oil the Club, inviting
with q selected crew OF the Hudson Navy. The pro-
posa 10 pay the expenses OF the crew from their
leaving England 10 tDsir return was unanimously
adopted. The opening day Is the 18Th OF May.
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THE SENATE CORRUPTION FARCE.
Tho Bonds that were Negotiated By Mcssrs
Henry Clews g. Co.

Tho bonds that wore Negotiated By Mossrs.
Henry Clews g. Go.
WASHINGTON. April 9o.-The Senate investi-
CATION into the alleged attempted bribery Of sena
tors on the Georgia bill suddenly ended to-day in
the broadest kind Of farce 1t appeared that the
nrst hint Of corruption came from HILL Of Georgia,
one Of the Senators elect, who received telegram
from Georgia informing him that 100000 in rairoad
bonds had been sent BY express 10 Bullock, then at
Washington. Some other things looking suspicious,
the descent was made and Ii Is found that the bonds
were duly received here by Bullock, and were Of the
series issued BY tho State for railroad purposes and
York that they were sent here TO be signed by Bull
lock, who afhxod his name, and sent them over to
Clews, who sent them 10 Europe. The Senators
IL, and the friends OF the Senators who were men
TONED also disappeared In the mist, admitting that
there was nothing In II.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

James Morgan. q brakeman OF tire Harlem Rail-
road died yesterday Bellevue Hospital having fallen
on train at 10th street He was 10 years OF age.
William Leonard. q child, OF 40 Eleventh avenue !,
was yesterday and killed by freight train OF
the fudson river Railroad, at Thifty.nth street and
Eleventh avenue.
John Hersom, nearly 70 years old, was instantly
killed yesterday at the railroad station in Augusta
Me- being crushed between the platform aud moving
freight train.
Mr. shipiey, O freight conductor on the Boston,
Lowell aud Nashua RAilroad was fatally injured yes
terday by stepping into opening In the bridge OF
Lowell while or ranging his train.
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BROOKLYN.

Commander John Wallis reported yesterday at
the Navy Yard for duty In place OF Capt Lhind re
loyed.
The concert OF the Caledonian Club last evening
was success MIR. Charos Kerr sang several scotch
ballads.
The Plymouth, which accompanied the British
ship Monarch with George Peabodys remains. will
sail on Friday or Saturday TO reJoln the European
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HOURS or LES URE.

You ought to sse Dan Brysnt's shoc Fly. 10 hk
famous clog dance,
Tho PoppeEhausen Social CluN. an organic stios
connected with The Flushing and New York Railroad.
had grand entertainment IN College Point on TUESDAY
night.
A lecture OF interest will be given before the
Eureka l.. ASSOCIATION at ward sonoo ~, HortA
Moore street. this eYening by samuel hoorohousa
Bsq. Subject" ThSy1cz canal"
A grand pSrlor entertainment Is announced thh
evening Apollo Hall. by Delta Chapter No, s. order
the Kastern Star. The prOceeds are to DO Appled u
sld OF the Widows aud Orphans Fund.