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THE GRdY-PRITr WAR.
Tho Trunk Of Gray, the Wall street Foreer,
Discovered, Containing Bonds. Counter
felt Dies, Etc.-Ths Bonds TO be Put on
the MIsrket-Crny safo I'm Europe.


the Market-Grny safo In Europe.
About month ago oil Wall street was thrown
into CONSERVATION by tile discovery Of the enormous
frauds which had been perpetrated by VIM. X. Gray
and 7. II. Pratt, amounting In the aggregate to
nearly half million. The frauds, II may be re-
membered, were committed by ingeniously altering
the denomination OF bonds which were len in the
bands OF prominent bankers collateral securitl es
for heavy loens. On Saturday, Dec II, Gray sud
denly disappeared, and, II was supposed, carried
with him large amount In stolen bonds.
II has since been ascortoined that on the Thursday
following his supposed flight man answs.!.,g to the
description Of Gray. heavily muicd In riding cloak,
drove late At night To the whitney House, 18th
stree, and Broadway and registered his name as
Chas r. Hopkins, Chicago, ILL., He engaged q room
and said that trunk woud probably arrive by CT.
press for him, paying The express charges 10 advance
ts.
The trunk came the ney, day, but the own cr
failed 10 call for Il.
Days and weeks passed by. The trunk was stored
In the bagcagerooro, and sluost forgotten. No one
claimed the mysterious trunk until few DAYS ago It
was traced by the detectives In the employ OF Mcsrs
Brown & Loverldsc, 30 Broad street, who are among
tho seNertst sufferers, TO the Whitney House, and
reeosnizei ss once the property OF Gray.
On Saturday tie bankers procured an order from
talned counterfeit u. u. bonds The trunk was
gs,,y;rsd up and opened IN The presence Of Col
found TO contain 0rpys clothing few loose papers,
and large number Of counterfeit dies aud imple-
men for altering Government bonds, OF the miss
Ing bonds but few were recovered. Tho detectives
have learned that Gray carried but o small amount
ohe pilfcred property with him. and that the bonds
are held secretly Ia this city by tde ngents OF the
swtndlcr until the affair "blOws over" when an at
tempt 10 TO be made to negotiate them.
Gray is certainly known To be IN Ruropc, where
be Is reyellIng IN his lLgotten gains with a. Dear
Bride" the young woman Of Washington, to whom
he indited his pathetic Cplstles.
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THE LATEST L4BOR NEUS.
The Abnny g. cri,pins are on .trlk,.

The Albany -. Cri,pins are on STRIKE
All the hat manufacturers in Newark in nhlcl,
society men numbering G5Q arc employed. have raid
u, Increased vsses demanded by the Eicn who s.ruc
last week.
a., Mossrs. y. Coz 4 Co, shoe manufacturers, OF
warren street ferl that their snop is closed nranst
trisnins. They cischArs scd an Incompetent workman,
and ne hei1g chairman OF the "sAop COMMITTEE" or
defcd strike Of the hands.
The pianoforto makers employed Al steinvav'.
mshuhc,olS yesterdny declared their Intention OF
striking on Tuesday next.
A committee from Coopers' Union No was yes
tetGRy appointed 10 20 to Albany, and endcavor O
eecut. me tassago OF tho hl which 70 prohibit thi
trrckii OF hour, sugar etc, Ia Old and seconc
hsrruls.
Tho Workingmcn's Assembly have rrsle,tei j
Jessun; PRESIDENT Henry tTuOHu, nf Rofhc.ter, aud
chs .ckrnrs. Vice fn ..dents James Connolly of
New lorF, secretary aud d, l.. Cameron. or this city,
Treasurer '''
Work In the Mare Iallnd Navy Yard Sun Fran.
DISCO wa suspended on Saturday,. an AccCgdAucc
hundred men were discharged There picnt ot work
ioI TWO thousand men. Hnd no lack Of funds.
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oEoRGE PEABODr's PAGEAyT.
Portland Full OF fvisitors-The Corse In stat.
in the City Uaii-Aiiusions ID the Even,
in the Churches.

in the CUy Uaii-Aiiusions 10 the Event
in the Churches.
fogrLASp, Me, Jan so.-Tho body was dis.
embarked from the NonNeh at II O'Clock yesterday
morning, and at Ills Admiral Fsrragut's flag
steamer, with the corpse on board. steamed up
through a double line OF bosts, the bands play a
dirge The reu,aus were received on the wharf by
the Portland Light Infantry. Amer brief spe,chc.
by Captain Commerel and Governor Chamberlain,
the procession moved 20 the City Hal.
The city is hllel with peop!e from all sections o.
the country VINO have come hihcr 70 attend the ob-
s.quies. Nearly all the Eastern ant Middle States
nte rerrcsenteI. and the early train 20 morrow viii
briLg large acquisitions from more distant parts.
Toe remains have reuoscd qn'etly TO-DAY In the Cly
Hall. guarded by detaehm1nt OF the state miht a..
Tomorrow morning the portals Of the ediace are %
nc thrown open tnd the thou sands asss,,ri,d u N
PISS In. Touching and nprr,rrfate ailusion was
IN ade to ~ greai satttnatNal bereavement in the
v.ri"r= trrtchcs to-day Some of the sanetuariea
were clsborstely decorated In mourning. and every.
where there were evidence. Of sorTuw scarcely css
conspicuous than those which displayed on the
occssi'l 81 the detth Of President Lincoln.
Al,ef the profession ietiit3 Saturday the Hall
vas opcoed 20 the public until o'clock +. ". A
nne bust OF NJ. Peabody was placed NJ the foot ~
tie conn. A line Of seniiual- Nas drawn across the
nl With one at each corner Of the catafslque rest.
N. molonless upon bis rcv,yscd musket. To-day
tic Hall hAs no; been orcn. hut IA guarded by State
troops. The ship-orwnr Eenecia arrived Saturday
iuat a. tie naval display WAS closing. Tho Lcgs.
lptJle returned IL pcc!l train 20 Augusta, salur.
LAY eYcuIuI.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
D1SHEs HERE IND THERE ny THE
SUNS REPORTERS.
Thr SECOND Performance of Der Freischatz-
The Academy of Music Filled with the

The SECOND Performance Of Der Freischutz-
The Academy of Music Filled with the
Elite of German Society.
The Academy Of Mueic was crowded TO the dome
on Saturday evening. The Arop Vocal Society gave
their second performance Of Won weber's great
opers The salient features ofthe performance were
the choruses, the acting and singing OF Mr.. Fred.
Remmettz the basso, and the sprightncss and vocal
Ism OF Nine. Rotter. .Diefenbaeh. Allowing Mr.. Cam
dldus full credit for the sweetncss Of his voice, we
muet say that II lacked vigor aud tone. His acting
was simply not acting. One might have supposed
thn, the energetic demonstrations OF Mr.. Remmerts
aud Nine. Rotter Die ffenoach would inspire Mr..
Candidus with at least shade OF simulated feeling,
but such was not the case. His arms swung as limp
as dshciotbs and his faee never varied its expires
sion Amid the horrors Of the VOLTS Glen and In
the boudoir Of Agatha, his coun,enance wss
stlil immovsble. Mr.. Candidu., however, Is an
amateur, aud should not be too harshy criticized.
lie eng, and .ng :glorlonsly, but he did not do
Mr.. Remmef,E took the part Of Cdspay. HE act
Ing was bne, and the ugor OF his sonorous bass
voice was In refreshing contrast with the stlessness
Of the teLors eipgiug. He was deservrdly encorcd.
Mmmr frcderciHmmer sang with quiet sweetness
srdpower, and her acting was good. The chorus sing
ing was unexamplod. Il was probably the finest
soonest members of the Arion Society appeared
among the hunters. Prominent among them were
see eary snd gpaeefal & hund ana the stately and
dreds OF thousands also appeared among them
The presentation or the opera in this grand style
may be regarded az a signal triumph for the Arions
The boxes and psrquettc were hIled with charm.
ing ladies, representing the Gitt OF German society
In New York: The orchestra, under the direction
ol MT. Carl Bergman, was most crectvely handled.
The time perfect, aud tho modulation excellent
Ar. Bergmon welded his baton with skill. His
selves very crcdiiably. The Society announce
another performance OF the opera In March.
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the RETLREND HORIcE COOKE.
Follow. up his Crime with n SIN Greuter-
Abandons his VIE nnd Child.

hbhnuons his Nt'e una ChiId.
On Saturday, Mrs Cooke wife Of the scoundrol
who clopcd with Miss Matte Johnston, received a
dispatch from Chicago. Cooke lef hi. wife aud
child in destitute circumstances when bc ran away
with Mis- Johnston, and has no, sent them dollar
since; ttey were obliged 10 become dependent on
their relatives cbsiliy. Notwithstanding his worth
ks=ness, Mrs. Cooke like 8 true wife, still eluug
10 the hope that he would reform and return to the
saylum Of her love better man indeed lie eK.
planned his object in leaving her TO be to travel
about for the puruose of quoting HE mind and Of
endenyoring TO ~ himself again for her companion
ship. We can imagine with what hopeful anxiety
then she tore oven fhe envelope which enclosed tue
feirgr1m Nnd WIN wnat dcSua,r -nc read
81 have lcn for BaTts unkGo"n: you'll neve- sce
me again. HORACE COOKE"
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Three stores IN lHckawann, sIcet. Rondout,
vrrc burned ou SATURDAY. LCsr, $500.
u =. Rr WINS OLD terra Gotta work. In Glouce. ter
y, d, were buried yesterday morning. Lose, sioo0.
Cardid & Brothers hay storage building on II ,rri
son avenue WAS burned on SntnrdlY nign Loss, $3.50
The "Old Patriot Building" in MoutptlIcr Yer.
ed Yesterday morning.
The lighter Edmund Bill, owned by Carpenter h
Moore, dtmscrd by Gre yc-tgriay at le 8o East
RIVER 10 the extent OF 80.
Tdc tobaccD warehouse. III 7i6 and us North
MAN ttr IT, - Louis. dana gcI YESTERDAY to the
extent OF O,O0J Insured.
A IRE on tle fourth floor Of thi bonded siorr Of
Nh'on Co, Bridge SIM, :, oa Saturday Il,l, dam.
aSed about iW bales of tobacco. tug.lhor with aLur
and other gui, 10 'hr cAtcut Ut g.lUl Gc Juilll :
suffered 10 the tN lcut OF yiU0l.
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DEsTCHESTER CoUNrY.
Rim Ierps.t /. mnlignln, m wc.t ro,u.

lhn ierp"st Is malignant Ia Wet Farms
Joshua Putdy, having been convicted ~ an afro.
c'0us assault upon Miss Rack a HARRISON school
t.aensI has been seG'eneed TO twenty yoars Ia state
0oslths nave recently been erected on Washing
ton avenue fremont nus turLIt An unbvOken link Of
teon miles.
Tic decision Of Judge Tsppan, In the wes, Farms
FonleIMd INJUNCTION cases ia 90 be delivered IN the
sngrsn, soGit ihi, morning u thc general Impress
Tho Grand Jury OF Westchester county have
found bl ofiudctmcnt for msnslaughter 10 he see
oud dcgrece against james spallOn for killing John
hroph Dy snootinS h,in with aTeyolVor..
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The wedding Of Miss Jane Levine to Mr.. Isaac
Simon Yesterday was performed under the require
uents Of the Ashhenazlm section OF Judah. The
siiken canopy WIS supported By the eroomsmen,
Nessrs Henry Harris, LOUIS saiomon, Marx Harris
and II. B. DAWSON all OF taem IN fssh,ouao.c even
ing drcss. The Rev. Mr. KgnirowltE pronounced
cHhorts,on TO tue young couple full OF Cloqucrcc
ami good sense. Aner the cup had passed from the
Bridegroom 10 TIE hr,l5 the bcnedlction was pro
nounccd, and the hs.i"gro m threw down the glnss
aud crushed It with his foot. In the evening there
viz reception aud boil which was largely attended
py t;Ie 'iionds OF the families. Mr. Henry nirrIs
ef.e tel ~ master Of the ceremonies,
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MS HOLINESS ON AMERIcA.

Plus TX. Preaching before the American
Coiiege-Tbe Poni,G's Admiration for the
United stntes-The In6dcI Revoiutionists.
Ross, Jan. ao.-The Pope yesterday visited
the American College, where he assisted al and
delivered a sermon. lie afterward took breakfast
with the students and q number OF American ylsi-
tors, including several ladies. The Holy Father ex
pressed his qualification d the progress OF the
Church In America. He declared that tic republic
Of the United States the republic Of intelligence
and virtue. lie sdded that the eondemnstlons Of
tie Church aplied only to leeruous inade revolu.
uooists, who were as dangerous In the United States
a, in EuroDp
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LOSES NJ TRE.

Grea, lire In Wiiiamsburgh-Io.-s $4,000
Two Firem-n Injured.
George S,annard's plaster mill, II South Third
street, willam,burgh, took fire q. O'Clock yoster.
Gay morning and Was destroyed, with the machinery
and stock. Tie frenen With dinculy confined the
are to tue mill Several frame buildings In the rear
were endangered, AMI Inany OF their occupants made
preparations for speedy removal. While the fire
most intense the front and renr ais Of the mill
fen In and literally smOihered the IRE. wien the
walls tell, Thomas NcCa'tray and James Fielding, Of
Engine No. ~. were on ladder, aud they fen Scy.
,ral feet. McCstftay sustained severe ininrios but
Fielding escaped with an inJnrcd hand. The loss OF
property will reach $4,000; insured for $1,000 The
fire Is believed TO be the work OF an ncendary.
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Custom-IIouse eFavoritism-Im poriing NIer-
chants Dcmandins n squire Deui.

l, is rumorcd that Mr.. Philip Herzog, Assistant
Appraiser OF the Fifth Division, has been requested
By Gen. Palmer to resign. Mr.. Herzog has gwen
dissatisfaction TO some Of our prominent importing
merchants, by detaining their goods for reapprase
mcnt, and charging high duty on them. II Is
charged that on the other hand he allowed the goods
Of sorie merchants be delivered immediately at n
lsss duty the same class OF goods thereby ennb.
hing the flyored few TO sell under the market price
Tho victims went 70 Washington 20 put stpp TO this
lav vJri.sm and IT'S thought tnat Gen Palmer Ia act.
iug under Mr rucil0us from Secretary Boutwell,.
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For Poor aud n cdy Reeruit..

Company @, Of the Ninth Regiment n. Y s.
", has authorized lts Qusrtermastcr- Sergeant to
iornsh fatigue uniform eoapleic and Tree OF al
expense to every member who qualities and pays
The Initiation tee Ne', and one months dues (SS;
Mso dre'. cot 10 he lent 20 sad member and to he
PAL tor in monthly insalment- Of not loss thnn one
dollar. hut the member fuils to purchase the coat
vitrn one YEAR 1t Is TO lie sold for the ICnen OF the
c'inmny, and The money pald for its use Is TO be
iorti'ed. This measure IL designed TO encnurs.c
Door Int worthy young men who now deferred
h' The expense sof military Ou,dt from joining this
"a m
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NEH JERSEY.

I.e llobokeD Ring met on Sa,url1y evening In.
nHilns TO pas NE fraudulent asscsfnents over tht
mayors veto, but their COumge failed.
Mr.. Van lirunt white woman, residing In
n9lnmerre street. Newark. was married on Saturday
n'nlt to rou.h looking man OF color, known ns
Nose'' Mfs' Nhn Rrunt Il described as boing Young
woman OF pInlohstslng ap iearlnce. aul seems to
haNo penchant for much marriage a. che as
Ohly Two moath' ago to Mr.. Wan HrInt
on II nr.lny eyerinr, the 9th inst. the citizens
OF lhe fonrih ward, Hudson CITY, assembled for the
purpose or securing the election Of honest and canahe
h!ru rtrsp'S!NG OF th"r party politics, TO repre- cut
tt' ~ W" Mhllclna Conncs Of he city. pt.uaHtut
oih'ra Ere tt'i und from The number prcs mt and
lall VI lI.a .aI. 10 ha "a. r.alnl- - =, - - '.
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GR.IND PaRk IN NEW4RR.
Bis Park for tho C,y aud big Jobs for
Cortractors-StO q, O0O, 900 asked Tor the

meeting Of the prominent citizens Of New
arS held in the Newark CITY Han on ~ furday
evening, In tho presence Of tue Common Council tho
purpose being 20 discuss the .s,Dii.ty OF grand
public park. There are already two park projects,
to be In the upper part OF the city, and tie other
midway between N-wIrk aud Elizabeth, the eA.
pcn,cs OF which are to be p,Id By tae two cities.
bill l.s been introduced into the lie islature !ook.
10, TO the creation VI p1rS, aud as there !s diver
s'y OF opinion whether = park w.ptei,
and # wanted, wnerc TO b. Ioeated, the
meeting Of SATURDAY night was called to deternins.
Tie q1cs,on was pretty fully discussed, but when q
vote W.. taken on.y tovr o. iva votes were given
for unv park NJ al Arnth meeting r announced
fir tonisht In the Guy Hall and the champions T
to plrk PROJECT will rE,w tie .for;.. II Is un-
rstOod that the park grounds will cost about 81.
@l,Hl; and 10 put them in order viii require t5,-
30 additional.
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PFBSONiL INTI;L LIGEyCr.

Edwin ". s'qnion'. viii give, hi. property to hts
wife, CHlldttp, aud mother.
TIE c0orci senator. R.vcs nom Mis.i-sippi has
arrived In Washington AMI Ia the guest OF ucUrge r.
Downing
The duel between Belize anil McCOppln, Of San
francisco, IL oil. MI NcNopptl has snol = rcd. and
acknowedgcd that hs insu.tcd Mr. Beige under a mis-.
apprehension Oi fact!.
The Hon, q. IIoar, Who is o brother Of the Attor.
neyGeueral lloar las prepared defence OF the Ad.
minislTatOn from the criticism OF Mr.. DuWes lie will
ny TO get the floor TO-DAY.
j. " Draper LII. D.. OF the University Of the
City Of New York will deliver an addrrs. ia Mailing
ton thls evening Deiure the American | nion Academy
o hi'ofaiutt sc.EhcS ahl Arr recent established in
InnIllN Mln ht uIn.anl. = -
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OHIIEfRY

WI llnm Cumston, tie Pres hcut ~ the n1ston
heir"f an Horse Railroad COmTany, dicd yrrter lsy
II u. Morton, the nigh, foreman or tie Bottom
bh, hdC TtHu died lt his residence IN Seutl boston
on nhurdgj.
NJ. Jnme- Comls u venerable printer WHO Died n
Fpa Aiju on lh.tNur,, Crtt Is yraIs, uurrd YES
l',. 49,. Iyuor orE.c1i LHicl no, followed III. 10.
nHl1 10 tl,U .iuyo.
Tire funeral of The late lieut.. sGmuH Jf4wt thorrr.
'f.,". ''I4ny *, rut"n. Regiment, took place
,'''"L.HJ uUW Iottso3Sluet ", h. Church, Htupk.yu
=. hi"yts q. tue ElAtnt, and ncaurf. Ul his O au
t",h A. nn Num eorIs, gui Post Rankin u. A. IL \,
EA"T|l al rsLnslai 10 Srsv1X.gd CemelerIl
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Exchange and Hutchinss block, two large four
story buildings at Holyoks. Mass, were burned
early yesterday morning. The hre eluslt in cloth.
ing store Eleven merchants, Ave doctors, two don.
lists, photographer, and other occupants were
burned out The total loss l. kl9j0JJ; total insur.
ance. $4,000
The principal losers are Grams, Ellsworth s CO..
protrieiors Of E.chanEe block. si0HO; insurance.
$iaNO; G.. 4. Cnrsor. boots Knd shoes, 5000 f.liy
Insured. strong wIni was blowing a, dc time
aud many other hulurgs must have he n d,stroyed
but for the Timely ng'l Il oc tho Henry Gray stem
er lroul Springfield, whicn ~as sent up on special
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R.IIIROtD ACCIDENTS,

Lev lad on accident on -atur ny evening o Il the
"a re t Road. ta't OF ocden, 20 train going west
lhlte passenger we're Killed Five cars were suashel
man apparently about 70 years of ace was Killed
and shoe Slngly mnhg ed, Saturday night by falling
between iae cais oI tho Weymouth train on tie O.d
COLONY Railroad.
Mr Geor9e W. Barker, Master OF Transportation
OF the Nov Jersey RAILWAY Company dcae- That The re
.nny truth In the report unhlished ia the Sunday jour.
u. NJ ~ Ac'lrlt 10 the Wath son train due At 0:l9
satuTanY uIaife.
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IONG I>LfND.

The c0ruer stone IN anew Cu'hollc chureh edilce
was 'gid a. ihvsraesl yesterday.
Mr. Lcntrt-, Brogen. the agent for tie Lite pro.
prMors ~ the Hcp-eld Paiu- tract was met hv
rpnhe. IN Hyde Park on Friaay night ond toh -d of
,SuN. lhe ilhhcrs hrod upon hm twice, the second
t!ot YouEl'H- L'ul severely IN the lea.
The dclic.iion OF tho new Reformed Church In
krnt .lrert' hr't1pont was wiine.sed Yesterday hy
S p'r9nn-, he serVlcr- were conducted ,hancel.
ior frrri. 81 ne New York unversity asst. cd by The
NtN' y: MtNV,lfy, pastor, and the l"v. A. r. Ihtur.
fbIU. N-' S"''''"- WV
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SJtyES Island.

The tile around Staten Leland oD Saturday wac ro-
martHh heh. ~ O'Clock l.. N. tue howe car track
~ one pllcc, between FacloryrlO aud ACw NJ ghtUn.
was flooded.
Dr. Marshall, OF Albany. the nowiy.appolnted Dep
ny Neullh Ohcer OF tho Iort arrived on Saturday with
Dr. SNWbnrne, TO whom tie is related. and both gcntl0
men Wo"i 10 New YORK nncdi4t0I aicrv ard 10 spesl
lhe oYen.nA hlth Dr. lnrnuC uChan.
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Travelling nm rupcbed Tickets.

Michael Roef livery stable keeper, Of Co.
lunhia street, NowarS, presented to the conductor
OF the sir o'clock train from J,rses City, on tho
New Jersey Railroad, on Friday evening, a punched
| ,icke, which had been inrcniods,y repaired. The
ticket being rejected, he pretended to be dcsirouA
getting on the train when T. reached Hackcnsack
river, but the passcngrrs remembering the late
tragedy ~ that point, In which Lane loo. hs fe
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Caudidsic- ror,he Ern,,u..

N aitemptis Is to De made to-day to obtain actlon
~ u" senate on the non mutton Of Mr.. Ito 10 tho
supreme ,'ud'esulp. II " understood tha. TIE
S'hae VII reject HE rame. Cho( Jusuec Carter of
ut columbia Dlr'rict, though:dtliked ny Chi,f Ju-.
zee 'iase reg sltrd a'a s1ronl nan for the uO-i-
ton. ENJudBt Sroug's name viii 20 NJ Al once t,r
tie 'ncnhc. created by the death of judge Stanton
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cor, HiKER's INDIaN yIcrORr.

Coz q mntory De-paicS from Lieut.-Gen.
sa'ridan-17a Pigeons X ktIied-44 Lodg .
br'troycd-rhe Indians Taught N l. ~ssou.
CHiciGo, Jan. 5o.-A despatch confirming the
dctail. OF the victory Of Col Baker over the Pigeon
Indians ~a- telegraphed to Gen Sherman las, Sht
by Licut..Gen. Sheridan. The expedition wss q
complete success. Col Baker has Just returned hav.
Ink kllot IA Pigeons, destroying ~ lodges with all
~ hOrsfs
lbe Bucds turned over all the borfe' taken from
the white people, which were In thtIr pOsscS-!up.
nicr arc kii,cf. Pa and Mount Chief escaped
v IN . te~ iol uNcis, ltayiug sNerylhiDP but tue
nurs.- thy He,e on. our los II one man killed
lid man accidentally wounded b, falling OH bis
~
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send ,Le Tammnn, K,nu 70 Ca,,royu,,

rt'' s'sciscn, Jan. 3O.--The jury in the case
br ln' u Los Ang les, Cll, Who Was indicted
t.i," nee H. once, have returned 1. verdict oi
IN L. A. 70, t,'uit cIented considerable excitement
Mi r-' n' Counc.lnn m has been indie ed
I-ilio unls, motioI fOy new trial aus
itau. ''"l 'Ae doltndant moved luT cnAuke uf
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Sale. of coIl by IN. Tr.asury.

Ws.HiNdloN, Jan. 3o.-Thc Secretary Of the
Tsea-ury ha' directed The ASSISTANT Treasurer at
F,b utry, nal t. pnrcIIIso one million OF bonds on
llrh nI.traate MrCk.
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e.,.. n j., Jan, 90 Eleven prisoner,
hc Il, 30 .Al its.trday, by removing o a. from
tote Crlld r., wl"c they were pcrn ed
Uf.t '"f, l.hr Two # III IN hll be IL corr
Dr,-.. ''r'y, and ere uboqt +" he Ie.,0,cd
e. ~. ',,t Too m htCu. Al he tlmc Of thc'T
'"'rln "w hold.ns q bale W stairs.
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The Loss OF Cunboat M. 8 The Arrival Of
the Lust Batch OF Gunboats-The Cap
tured steamer.
HAVANA, Jan. 8o.-The new Spanish gunboat
Number Three" ran ashore on the Colorado reefs.
and Is utter loss. Her have arrived at this
port. The steamer lately captured OIL Nuevitas by
Spanish msp-ofwar was brought to this city to-day.
1t turns out that she Is the American tug Lloyd
Asplnwall. now in tho Hayti n service and was car
rvng dispatches to the Consul General Of the United
States At Havana, and the Admiral commanding ito
United states navy In West India waters. An inves.
ugation is in progr0ss.
The second lot Of spanish gunboats built at New
York have arrived a. this ipllnd Twelve OF them
entered this harhor this morning, and the thirteenth
hs sTrigod at Cardenas. They experience cd vciy
heavy storm on the Florida coast.
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The Spanish Consul at Now York officially con-
trsdicls the report from Havana that the Spanish
uen. Pueblo was defeated by Gen. Jordan near
Guamaro, with heavy loss, and denouuccs Il as en-
tirely without foundation.