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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-13

COnSulS-Seneral, cOuSuis, V1ce-cOnS(llS, anu
consular agents may take at their offices, at
the residence of the parties, at their private
residence, or on board ship, the dispositions
of the captains and crews Of vessels of their
own country. OF passengers on board Of
them, and of any other citizen of their ma
ton. They may also receive at their offices,
confOrmably to the laws and regulations of
their country. all contracts between the cit
liens of their country and the citizens or
other inhabitants Of the country where they
reside, and even all contracts between the
latter, provided they relate to property stu
ated OF to business to be transacted in the
| territory of the nation to which said con-
sular office may belong. Copies Of such pa
pers and official documents of every kind,
| whether in the original, copies or translation
| duly authenticated and legalized by the con-
| suls-general, cOnsuls, vice cOnsuls, and con-
| sular agents, and sealed with their official
| seal, shall be received as legal documents in
courts of justice throughout the United
States and Belgium. ..ey
ARTICLE xI
| COnsuls-general consuls, vice-cOnsuls, and
consular agents shall have exclusive charge
| of the internal order Of the merchant vessels
of their nation, and shall alone take cogni-
| 1ance of differences which may arise, either
at sea or in port, between the captains, Of
| fcers, and crews, without exception, psftic-
| ularly in reference to the adjustment Of
wages, and the execution Of contracts
Neither the federal, State, or municipal su-
thorities or courts in the United States, nor
| any pretext, interfere in these differences.
l4.' !. i4'3't ARTICLE XII. sllLi l-@
r. Tho respective eonn3sEsnetab consuls,
tsvico consuls, and c0nsrAsr agents may
| arrest the officers, sailors, and au other
persons making paSt Of thes rsw Of shipe Of
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Burenan eAar GrIGyEs IL As2w ROLE.

Clever Cepcuro OF Two of the sGnna'--isc-
covcry Of 5salca Propsny-Bo,h Held to
Answer.
On Monday afternoon onrcen King aud Lyms OF
the Tenth precinct. were patroing their precinct,
and apout five O'clock. while passing through
Eidridga street, they saw two men named William
Miller tbetter known as "Wasn G0odrich') and
Henry Miller both notorious butcher cart thieves,
drive wagon up TO No 20 Edridgc street,
upon which were two square boxes. The
oracers' suspicion WAS aroused, ana they
inspected the boxes and found them ad.
dressed TO man named Lazarus, living az the
house in front OF which the wagon had stopped.
Knowing both Of the men to be thieves the oIncers
arrested then. Shortly otter tho prisoners had been
locked up In the Tenth ward station house complain
ant appeared against them In the person or stephen
Buckley, who charged them with grand larceny.
Yesterday the prisoners were taken before Justice
Scott At Essex Market Police Court, when Buckley
appeared against them. His aiIdavit stated that he
lived at No. All West Thirteenth street, and that on
the 2nd OF February last truck valued at $3.50, two
horses and harnesses valued at 5000, the property
OF Keyes, Dean Co.; one case OF silk goods
valued at 4S 0oo the property Of D. l.. Cohen, and
peS penss% Esaois sH were rest stolen from him. and o
believes that the thieI was william Miller. Buckley
states that on tho day named the horses and truck
front Of 401 Broadway while he was getting receipt
! signed and that the man who engaged bin In con-
versotion while the property was being taken away
| was william Miller, alias Wash Goodrich. The
| horses and truck were recovered by omccrs
1 or the Twcrty-eghth precinct and on the DAY
| OF their loss buckley saw them ot the Greenwich
street STATION house. The two cases OF goods were
| ct that time missing from the truck. Mr. Benlamln
! L. Cohen 70 wnom the case or SILK goods belonged:
visited Essex Market Police Court yesterday ano
identified the OF sk goods as his property, ano
gwore that they were tho same description OF Rooch
as he had received samples Of from France. BUCK Nl
was employed by Keyes Dean Co. 20 deliver IN.
| goods. Tho evidence was clear against thc prls
cners that Justice scott locked both up TO aAsweI
| and refused bail for both.
William Miller, atlas wash GOODRICH IA one Z
the most notorious thieves OF the oy. aDd the polio
have for some time boon looking io< MN. Tnts cas-
l Il considered as suff1ciont To cOn/tct him.
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CorTKy-Rio was moderately active the de,nand being
from the trade and prices e quite steady at former quota
WAS quiet and We heard Of no sales We quo.s:Ro, ora
49, prime c " ;s FOR es e
lsc java 3oc n2lc Singapore, lsc. Ceyon l15c.
saSss s Costa ss Essa and ae.issa
Hnc. lgc. NIL gold, duty paid.
es s. e @ S on 70 job
l6s 2ac for Wsstsrs and city adamanns tc FOR sperm
CoopEnAaE sTooK.-Thers was a moderate business
hs.a. ss :rEs. q .sess; ~ ss
rum 70 d. o. - y g co. hoops isss SIS no, ana
Cpap1aT was dun, but UNCHANGED Wa ouo,s Mann.
&c s2lc ssai rops lac Rasss sarrsd, c.; bolt Iops
GoooA was quiet! bu; ps price: ws.s firm. s.r.e for
gold in bond aarAcAibo In bond, was quoted 25c
FRKIaHra-The market rine active but ratss
were dull and heavy for amos all articles The cbArtens
business was dun, :, .hs demand for all KINDS Of
''' e ivspSO sGSHaHs ..me Ss ros.
l.s as9 2 ,srs.; ,. lara az &C.: a0 bore: bacon
at l7s 3d. and 50 hhds taow a. J2s 3d. TO Glasgow par
sesmsr go hb, rosin At IT, sd ooo bbs -four a. Ia
ss: eon % Snws Sm RSI
coo bbs petroleum on private terms The chsrers were
British schoonsr 1876 tons, from hschiss Mo- to Rio
PsI s1p oS
Fhosa AND osxis~Ksesips, sl1s SSl:. -four, 100 do.
and ss50 bags meal, 2I2 bushels wheat, 1854 do.
nour market was rather nrmer under better inquiry for
ST ,d but - %sss ME- no s,ngs X IN:
Rye -four dull bu; unchanged 500 bbls.
Corn meal was du and prices were nominal We quote
supersns state 0o
ExuaStase''" "'t,s,s...t.i,.o., ~
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Haif.past Five o,Clock p. NJ.
coMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, Feb. l5--eP. N.

TUESDAY, Feb. 15-o r. w.
Asnrs Receipts 81 packagsa For pot the demand was
only moderate but prices steady foro quotations.
viz, 81 Is 81 80 Pearl sti duh and prices wsrc
nominal
BEEswAx was quiet bus held for full Ggurca Small sales
were made within tho range Of $780, 39c FOR Western
Southern.
BUILDING MATRRrALs.-The market for almost all artl-
cles coming under this heading dull but prices
generally stoady holders anticipating material Ia.
crease IN business soon being ind'pSsea to
were in small :uPpy and held =. s though fow sales
for common and 81 7s for lump Rosendalc cement
ations published IN last ISSUE There moderate
business doing In Eastern spruce the which was
quite steady $19 $40 for to choice
the bulk Of the sales being 1870 $2 for fair to good
CoTTos-Wh sellers generally anxious TO realize and
only moderate Demand the market for this staple was
quiet and heavy and prices recedod fully fc per
e seen BY reference 70 our quotations spend:d Including
were for spnnins 427 for export and ca speculation
For future delivery there fair business trans.
soted but price: were asain lower, the s.ies
sales loo bales, basis low niddng Tor March, At
24sc 1850. $50 do for April At 2sc. 2c 800
May at s5c, loo do for February 2ll5c and 200
DO for June ut 25sc. 25c We append corng quota
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SPEniACETL Refined was moderately active aud closed
NJ about 5oI:c. 1uJ sold private terms
TALON. Tho demand good and prices were scndy
ygssrdsys quotations There sold ~ C1 lbs At luc.
lU1sc almost all At the latter price FOR prime.
TIsTha market for pix quiet but prices we're steady
firm 8c. 81c. Lo' for atrsis &c., do for Bencui
01c do. for English sars DO slabs stts nj 34c.
c., gold tates quiet but Drm Vt " xs SIR sod, Ioi
&c charcoal. -
ToDAoco.-Tbo inquiry for an srades OF Kentucky was
ish, but there change N prcta, which were quito
Sc For seed leaf tho market quiet but steady sacs
~ Connet 1875 crop al 2lc al do. Ohio NJ ibc
Is do. do nj 8 Yara steady win sass OF III bales
WooI.-Tho market for fleece 10 only moderately active
active than last but holders
very firm their v;sws demanding fun prices for All de-
scrptons grades a most sought after. Pulled
wool Acvo than week. business being checked BY
the increased Of holder some OF whom demand
fully To- higher prices California 10 moderately active and
held with fTmnssa last weeks prices whio Texas Is SELL
ing moderately at full prices IN foreign is business
continues Dih, prices Of mos. kiDas are re-, en-; en-
ibs fleece Al sse. &c., insslnusdng sea combing
Soc. 65c. 1000 do. At eic; $1,000 Ohio and Psnnsyi
Also l2hOOD lbs. pulled Soc DOC for lambs and S6c
4Sc for super and lso0nbs California Al :0c 80
for fail and ambs and ssc $3.50 for spring
at :cc. a3sc. for 6no; lUoU lbs Meriean at Sc l2oO0
do i 3so Csc tor common 70 choice, and W bales
WHALxposx-Ws heard Of aaies. Arctic WAS held At
9oc., gold, but buyers refused 70 pax over ssc u
heavy, and prices lower Sales ls bbs sUc s1c
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
TUESDAY, Feb. 16-G 2. NJ

s4.. TUESDAY, Feb. 16-GP.M.)
~ would seem that the spectators IN tho gold
market VINO desire an advance IN the premium are
not hopeless OF Congressional action which wil
favor their plans. telegram from washington to.
day that General Banks would introduce q resou-
uon recognizing the belligerenr rights OF the Cuban
patriots, mad the eject OF rendering
GOLD FIRMER
mere weight was given the announcement from
tne fact that General Banks Is chairman OF the Com
mittec on Foreign Relations, aud, therefore, moro
innuenal than n ne mad initiated the measure from
tho body OF the House. The erect OF the news was
to advance gold to 100, although the price failed 10
stay at that poiat. the market was comparatively
duh, although signs wore not wantn. that II
sbulln movement mas not been Dsgun there Is little
disposition to press speculative sales. The chief
nuctunrluns were as fOlOWs-
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

rhe real estate market yesterday showed further
epasmodic activity in respect 10 auction sales, aud
some valuable improved city and Brooklyn property
was disposed of ut very fair prices The following
are particulars OF these salcs:-.
NEW YORK rHoPEHTY, M nuLLrn. wILKiss AND co.
story brick store and lot, l66 Front st between -
Burng slip and Fletcher st. lot ~ llxl0a ~2iso
q c..Serin. a. os ssr;aS 10. =. ooc
aGessnwch a. io Mai3s :. SEQ
sics =. o..".a .ouroa ana o.eoaWea lsoc
lots. 17th st. 163 n OF avenue T. eqsn xQ9 II U0t
lots 10th Il and u rear OF above saoh c<x 2... 1000
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Forty Thousand persons visited Prospect Park las
week, OF which number 4.s73 were visitors on sun.
cay.
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6Soxt Hannibal ana 81. Joseph, 1O1K iosX; do.
preferred. loIX old; Dubuque and sioux CITY.
1925 . looX; Columbus. Chicago and Indiana
Central 2ox o 20K. stf f
rHu HxTREAn FLUCTUATIONS IN srOOKs
tho highest and lowest prices OF the leading specu
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There were la5 deaths in this city during tho weei
ending Monday, 1itn Inst. One death from small
pox was recorded yesterday Of the Bureau OF Vita
Statistics
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RAILWAY EARNIk

at the ANIMAL meeting or the directors OF the
pennsylvania Central Railroad to-day in Philadel-
phia report was submitted showing the gross
earnings for the year to be ooO and the ex.
penses over $l2, Oooo leaving tina ner earnings at
s5.047,ooo exceeding those Of 1883 by $l7,3l4.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
Tho aggregate amount Of exports exclusive Of
specie from the port OF New York to foreign ports
for the week ending February Is, 1870 was
$2.247,55O.
THE 5UB-TREAeURY REPORT.
The following shows the results OF to-day,s busi.
ma at hA gi,h TrQo In tl,t
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-. ny JAMx1 n MiLLER.
Duuu'nss AND riot o. ground on o0rnor OF broad.
WY anoSJM III, ,3oo
NJ urAHLEY pAv.
AoEy brick building an lot, us e5h S. S<H Of 9Th
pGndngs and LOT, known ~ No 8 Maodougai and 2t6
rrnco s lot f56xT... - $50
lot S3d ss, 100 n v Of lth av s5sips... - 5000
,oT oiy brica no aud lots, NoA b53, ~ boj
west SNh st each lot I8xy9.
n EnnookLfN rEorEnrY-Dr MULLFt, VILLAINS ASs 90.
sofy brick house and To-, No Tompkins place, las
tsof HArrison st, Sixlla6 10 500
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Forty thousand persons visited Prospect Park last
week OF which number 4,373 were visitors on sun
cay.
There were Ia3 dcaths In this city during tho week
ending Monday 1itn Inst One death from small
pox was recorded yesterday at the Bureau OF Vital
Statistics.
The receipts OF the Cbildren's Aid Society, from
December l. 1853. TO February 8, 1870. amount to
f4le7 The receipts and expenditures for the year
amour tod TO $ly4;7.
William Flynn, o youth Of nineteen years, was
arrnigned for examination on charge OF highway
robbery, before Justice Lynch, yesterday. The COM
with grabbing eatchcl. which contained twenty
dollars from her while she was going along Gyeene
avenue, on Monday AFTERNOON. lie was committed
for further bearing.
German baker, Peter A. LebccK. twonty .one
years old, drew pistol and fred, as alleged, upon
Joseph Dedure during an alteration which occur
red between them In the lager beer saloon No. 60
Union street. OF which shop Dedure is proprietor on
Monday night last. The aim was fortunately, not
well taken and Joseph escaped injury. The acc used
VIII be examined before Justice Dela;ar.
Tho Long Island farmers. their friends and such OF
the community as take m interest In the feathered
inhabitants Of the "Darnyard have q rare treat in
this city ac present In the form OF poultry exhi.
ing, Court street. Tue display OF monster fowls and
beautiful varieties OF game birds IL something both
and interesting and Will doubtless prove highly
successful 10 the manager OF the concern
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BROOKLYN CITY.

! Mortality-The New Park-The Poultry Exhibi.
| ton-Eie hway Rohbory-The Pistol Again.
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Holders Of gold paid 51s, ., ~ and per cent to
have their balances carried. The steamer West
phala TOOK out sss,Ooo The City or Washington
nad no specie. The operations Of the Gold Exchange
Bank were as foluws:-
o,d Go,d cleared Sa2 ZOO 600
Twrr. Doances l,2,s,sH
SuAA0uVy Oal0uCcS S..................... Lb5l. I03
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THE BUCKHoUT BUTCHERY.

Close of Testimony for the Prosecution -
Buekbout's Counsel Animr dverts on the
tours" of the Press TEE sstimopv edduced
10 Prove the Insluiiy Of the Prisoner.
The Court Of Over and Tcrniner for West
chester county was hed at White Plains yesterday
His Honor Judge Tappan presided. The trial OF
Buckhout for tho frlghtful murder OF bis wife nnd
nclclibor Mr.. Alfred Rondall was continued. Mr..
Dykman. the District Attorney, having concluded 10
allow assistance, Mr.. Henry L. Clinton, one OF the
a4socstca for the prosecution requested adjourn
ment until he could prepare tue case. Ills Honor
On the opening Of the Cour, Francis Weeks wa.
recalle to the stand His testimony was reltera-
tion ot what has already beon published. Mary tn
SON. who lived In the same house. sa young Kendall
and the murdered man and woman after tie tragedy.
This witness closed the testimony for the prosecu.
ton. Mr. Larkin opened for the defence, and most
ably pleaded for bls client The learned counsel saw
NJ duriug his address to make attack uoon ths
press for their want OF sympathy with the
ID murderer Wniet Q: Brown was then called
had known Buckhout for thirty wears. Buckhout
had come TO him, having lett his house In April and
nctcd wildly laughing immodcraely on the slightest
occasions. The witness testified to the unnatural
ness OF the prisorer's actions. SarahJan Browns
testimony was simply corrobora,ve Of that elicted
hom the preceding witness. (rhero was here made
another attempt TO adjourn the case immo lately
after the examination Of Mrs. Brown, but Judgs
Tapp,n refused to admit it) Charles McCabe and
was only corroborative. Ira Miller. the man 70
whom Buckhout surrendered, only reiterated the
testimony given at the Coroners inquest. His tesi-
mony " regard TO the nationality OF the prisoner
wes rather eIulvocal.
Judge Cochrane. having very important business
IN Albany. Was seen 10 leave the Court and catch
the same train with the suN rcporter His Honor
then adjourned the Court over TO Wednesday morn
inI At 10 4. NJ on account OF the election In WI te
Plains on Tues lay. The court room was crowded
during the entire day. aud there were Noticeable
present some OF the 1rst ladies OF I q county.
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WiSHINGTON GOSSIP.

TIE House was busy with She Tariff hill yesterday
Ihe tied states supreme Court has decided that
nllnhHl liAuh shares are subject 10 Statc taxation
MT Chase disfe'ted from the cpin.on.
, Tie President Informed the Senate vesterdny that
inc nomlnca1 Government has cnnsertel TO extend
ue time ior The Iatncaton Of he ST. DOMINGO treaty
The Senate rcceNet message from The Prcsi 'enI
NesterdaY announcing ta he had received notice from
acz that tine for tie ratification OF the 81 noininra
treaty would te extended for thirty DAYS fron today
Charles sumner Wilson. colorel how Of salem
Mas who hoi he n nominated fur West Point cndet
ship ~ Gen. Butter mot N cadet bToker has bern
ingly been rejected.
In the Senate Yesterday, Mr. Howell presented ths
Joint resolntious of the Iowa leg slotrre relating ia
ne clyl contest 10 The leland Of cuba cniminr ths
fEht and dniy OF tho Government TO recognize the
hclIlgerelcy OF the Cutlns
The Na'a and Means Committee have agreed 10
strlt, ont Of the mndus nil the section allow u' tho
Secivhn o liun the legal tenders into tour I,r
They All IN further RWCui % ~ 90 strl ufH c.
tprc, looking To Coutractcn Cft The cut c, af viii
rcnder II noIe aeccltanle - ~. NatonnI NH.
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JOTIINGs 1BOUT IOWN.

lhe new Ore alarm telegraph system went int
operation yesterday.
" Shoe.fy' has boddered Rrynnt's Mlu.tfels u
the extent of shout 10000 clear gain.
Soruss proposes new social institution for wo.
man, TO be called Inc Queen OF Clubs" good card.
Deputy Collector koop, having beon released from
LUDLOW street jail appeared IN Cedar street yesterday
sheridan Shook was there also.
The Assistant Aldermen yesterday afternoon made
provision for the strengthening and Widening Of Canal
street, between Mott and Mulberry.
The south vest angle Of MIR Stcwsrts Tentb stro.l
dty goods llage was opened yesterday. and some
eos'S European lnlpoTla,ons were eIh bltcd
Tho most eleeant advertising journal ever pub.
lsleu iS me american k0f,rpriss, punlishrl m this
o's " ' nllcd v ~ tho most HdmiIahio cugrA, lngp
H. hree 81 the officers appointed D. "a Collector
hh,rN, 10 examine books durns hn great rad. have
ipst ~ u,9n !einoleI Ih.r nau"s ate Edward Cooper,
u g. MckclNry and '. &. Grg-s,
Tie American WoUont EluyHtul A.-. emti.a
mcl }Gipihy IN StcnSay Hal untr. lly Iuyot, 4
mis- q mar ne v He'chcr lI'r tfoitr- 90. l,Cy.
'IAtv 9i Sausu'. elleatJa g. .hs tp-. ~.
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sPIRKs FRoM THE rkAAGairu.

Steamers will probably 20 through n r .., y Al
lany to-day.
The Fugitive Collector Bailey, Il is said, wa- seen
In Albany ON Thursday.
judge Theron Nct,alf presided NJ the annual din.
nCr Of the alumni NJ Brown nVelslty In Horticuitur1
Ban, Boston, yrtt riAy
Mhconteui- in the Nirc'1 Legislature nre agt
ing The fl,tc, nth Amendment.
Tom Alien will hegin training four miles from 81
Louis, today for his night with Jcm Mace
The bill to unite the cities of Boston and Cam.
bridge passed 20 third reading In the Massachusetl
Senate, esierday,
Msjor-Gcn, Thomas, commanding the Departrnen,
OF Tue faclnc was attacked yesterday by epilcpto
NJ. lie is sald to be in critical 60 ud.ton.
The Philadelphia Democratic Association having
disbAndcd account Of difficulties among the men,-
beTs with regard To c0orcd voters the furniture and
other fixtures of the club House. NJ Smith and Arch
slreels. wore sold by amelloM NeslcI1ay MoLl-nE.
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CURIOsITIEs or CRIME.

FihyonN c-ecs OF election fraud. in BROOKLYN mr..
yUt t1 90 disposed of.
The BrooSlyu bsllo; suffers who have heon con.
''ied are 90 tr'eii thor sentence next Thursday.
thomas J.. White pleaded guilty in Boston v.s. -.
IN or ans "a fh''r. fot The sruCt.- OF Nr IA c A.
Huhu. ~ AnTnt last The fu4oucr. -uo l. y con.
sta,e Prison.
Mr.. Robinson, The attorney ~ Van saun & O. is
the cas- o' Samrcl g Arr Nas Chuscd rp s th.fe rss
son. whose ahldHyis HEtir. tis clients were rii 10
eNl''hcc, and has procured 'nauga FROM an of tr
stating thnt the nr.t hnldpVit. were frosa ne. ..a
Jo,rll pows. Barre ttucipa sWcYtl,t. ceposcs "a
MOI 'lN l"d IN lie own nan bgi also m the uams M
" I'm Nll'1u- hfryth c.l pr ~ouarc These MS iayis
ar" h' nut lu evidence wheu tht tsc comes IN .in
Hnl m S4un Co. VII stand beiU4c the yoflr 6ues
more with IN uutarul,hcd name.
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Routine Proceeding. U.or the L.v,,I.,vre.

ln TIE Assembly MIR. O'Kec;e presented a petition
OF 1000 citizens ~ Brooklyn against reduction OF the
shA1, OF POLICEMEN, a. provided ~ the BraOkyn 70.
nee MI NI sreHI presented The nlsl New York Char.
Ter hll introduced by himself amended by striking
out lhe proylois telA r. TO excise ana incorporating
them IN separate hl. The blll made th9
special order i3r wednesday In tne senate the bilI
authorizing the Flushing ana Northsiie Railroad Com.
many 20 c0nstrucl draShrifge over Flushing creek
MLs Orherrl 10 a lhIId rrAdlLg.
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BROOkL YN.

Tho name Of CARL street In tho Eleventh. Ward
Inns been changed 10 Fleet pace.
The Twenty eighth regiment opcnod their ,e,y
lrWorj IN siasg street last cYcnng.
The electio' fraud eases ca.ae ~ in the Court q,
oyer ana Iermiucr ye.lerdty but IN me aic cnce os
Lu tlnr counsel Tor the defence, MI lenln me trlls
ware Al!V-'hsd llil uIg hgG. tVrJa VI "a, CVur,
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CHIcAGo March 2S.-Tcn cars OF the special
tea train bound from san Francisco to New York,
and consigned to A. 4. Low Co., were thrown
rom tho track OF the Northwestern Railway, nine
miles west Of Cedar Rapids, yesterday at noon the
round WAS soft and none ol the packages were ia.
Iurpl.
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Great Fire In wilI,nmsburub.

Joseph Rankin's moulding factory, a5 Grand
street. WiIamsburgb, was burned to the ground
between and O'Clock last night The building
was owned by Abraham Foulke. rbo hrmos spread
rapidly, and Injured 10 some extent No gT oyster
saloon and Nos 90 md 10l. occuniei by Peter
Behton rs furniture warehouse. During the fire.
Assistant Ensi' cer Neriizin fell on a ladder and
WAS badiv iuiure1
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UESTCHESTER COUNTY.

Elections for town officers today
Mr.. Hc.cman and Mr.. W. Biler are the Demo-
cra'ic candidates for supervisors nom Pelham
The Hon. u. ID. Lawrence Democrat. has b.on -
nominated for Supervisor of East Chester.
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lively, ,Iou Proz MO pen,b.

DEs MoNgs, Ia, March 2s,-Twelve men were
m 6en 10 dolth In the DOrthwe, part OF he stat,
nl'n5 tho severe storm o. the iygh u5i s!E other.
.'t 49,. sius tn Sue C0uuty,