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JorTINGS AMOUR TOWN.

Number OF migrants last week, $3.50,
The Board OF Excise has granted $500 licenses.
Frank sheedy nged IS, was found dead in his bed
at 40 Greenwich street yesterday morning,
Yesterday morning John DorAn, 3S7 East Eleventh
street was stabbed In Landman's Park by some un.
known person.
The Assistant Aldermen have voted TO take the
CITY printing from Edward Jones Go. and give IL to
the Ring prlntingsonee.
A very pleasant serenade was given Saturday
evening by the members OF Bryanta Ministries to MIR.
Dan Bryant, at the Westminster Hotel
Tie corner stone OF the Jewish Hospital in Goth
street and Lexington avenue Is TO be laid tomorrow
Judge Albert Cardoza will pronounce tho oraton.
The, body Of Caske Caskell, aged 10 years, who
had fallen OF raft In tho North River recovered
street. a
They are tearing down Sla Wafer street. formerly
the den OF John Alien, the wickedest man III New
York. The building has been condemned by Superln'
tendent Macgregor.
Eighteen emigrants sailed on Saturday for the
new settlement OF Leachyllle In North Carolina The
settlement Is on PunRo River. where seventy lamies
have already made their home.
Christian Buss, German gardener, employed at
the foot OF East Forty third street was recently dis
char because the ground had been taken for build
ing PM poses. Yesterday his BODY was found In the
East River
Captain Kennedy, OF the franklin street station,
sick, applied at that station, aud tRt pr hykon Of
the ambulance pronounced her disease relapeng leYer
aud refused 10 take her.
The Crystal Palace Exhibition Company met on
Saturday and receiy ed letters and petitions and sug
gestons concerning the site OF the proposed building
was ono " eject the exhibition Ouilding In Madison
btuAre.
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sPiRKs FRoM THE rELEGRAPH.


An Indian outbreak is threatened in the Red
River region.
The newly discovered silver mines In Mexico are
said to be the 'icaest In the wo rid.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company has nn.iiy
purchased the California facihc Railroad,
Mrs. stewart, Of Gun street, lrbcho-tdr, was tiieA
by an explosion of coal gas In cooSng stove.
Red Cloud. John Richard, ond about twenty nys
Sioux started nom Fort Feturman yesterday morning
ior Washington.
Gardner Brown, pupi in the Dover, N. IT,, IIixh
striking him in the head
The California Commissioner OF Emigration hss
passenger act
General Forsythc is in close pursuit of Indians
who recently attacked the worhlns parties on the Kan
The PRESBYTERIAN General Assembly now in seq
sion IN Louisville are discussing the establishment ot
n great Presbyterian University. T
The iron screw steamer Benofactor was launched
New YORK aud Wilmington, \. &.
Mestrs, uelmken, Knu,ch, and Carril, delegates
passed through San Francisco en- route to the CanadiAA
capital.
The Kansas Pacific Railways workmen, In George
town, Coiordo hre,ten to q1it WORK II arms are nos
suppied TO enable them ~ defend themselves aganss
The Homo Mutual Insurance Company OF Fan
FRANCISCO wiz dseonllnIe rs 6nslnr,s The C9ioT.
adopted the mutual syslem.
A suit has been entered against John d. Hie-
man one ot tho bondsne8 OF = sns'sky ne late DO
OF The 6onds, s6JGO The other tLroc bonisrnen are
ready to pay
The proposition TO impeach judges Field and
Hoffman for misconduct In once la. created str IN
California. The ana California and other leading
Journals dscrcdt e charges and are aAtonbhod thAt
any member Of Congress can cOuntenance such pro-
Ceedings
While bonds are issued Illegally TO the EaAt Ten.
neSseo and Western North GaroAlna raiIoadsi and
Will the bonds furnished the Rnohyrle and CharIes
SiHre Is asked 10 protect iss State IRON losses.
Miss Eliza Buckley having recently 60. ~ = verdes @
Sarah discovers that the sandeT equally Anetu ne,.
out An action the Journal. Valu
~ ~ laeAkAtAd laallnkS ~ AlADNs
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BROOKLYN.

Tie Right Rev. Bishop Liu'ciohn, OF Long Island,
administered the rite Of Confirmation TO twenty persons
In the Church OF the Redecmcr yesterday.
Seth Tucker. an interesting boy OF three years,
fell out OF q three story WINDOW IN Graham ayenue,
H. D.. on Saturday evening, and was Instantly killed
Street Commissioner Furey's 1900 horse ran
away Willow street Satuid day. and 80 severely in
jured itself that the police were compelled to shoot It.
Ph9nix Division S. OF 4. met In Washington Hall
last evening. The Rev Mr.. Cooper, from burton
Trent England. and the Rev. N. A. Reed Of Hamilton
ohio. delivered addresses.
Mile, Carlotta Patti appeared 10 sacred concert for
the last time before her depa ture for Rio Janero, In
the Roman Catholic Church OF the Immaculate Con
cepton, Wniamsburgh,
Justice Lynch, who some tims ago had william
Williams arrested for stealing horse feed has been ~
turn put 10 his wits cnd for the last few days avoid
arrest for false imprisonment. Williams intends To give
the Justice nights lodging In the Raymond street jail
SenOr ID. j. A. Echeverria, In charge OF the Cuban
Legation in This country has nuhshed card in which
he announces the existence OF forged Cuban bonds,
supposcd TO have been ssned a BaJamo, and to have
been signed Dy President Ce.pedes
The National Pedestrian Congress will meet on
the Capioline Grounds to-morrow Among the ients
announced four mile Walking match embracing
seven amateursi onc.n1e yeloeipede race VITA six
contestants 100 yard race for tue champions belt \
one.mile champion race and haifmlle running race
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Flashes FROM IIIh OCEAN CABLEs

The Gcumenical Council has 975 members.
Gen. SAM, Governor OF Porto Rico, has been rs-
called.
Hayh has applied to be brought within telegraphis
comm nication OF Jamaica.
sir Charles Bright, the director Of the new WssS
India cable enterprse. has arrived In Kingston, Jam
In a boat race on the Tyne, on Saturday evening.
win,hIp was victor over Hepplewhite.
The Lower House OF Holland has passed the bM
aholshing the death penalty. Bavaria, nt the same
ume rejects the proposition to abolish the gallows.
The Spanish steamer Saneu spiritus. whilc on hor
0rst trip after receiving boilers, lost CayU
Piedras. All the officers and crow ware saved.
The publication OF the Prsnsn IL discontinued that
Journal having been In the IOsde cuba. SchoS
GSlphi, the editor OF the PTesHd becomes mana inK
editor OF tie Vos De Cuba.
Tie London Obscrrer to-day regards the closing
by the United States Government Of the Sault Ma
RE Canal to the Red River expedition act otstudod
uufrenQ nQluesF
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an USEM ENTS.

At Waack's, the capital play Of the "Rent
Day" is to be revived tonight
At the Academy of Music, the "Poliuto" is to
he given, with Miss Kellogg and Signor lie Franc.
The revival Of the Forty Thieves" in new
and improved form will constitute the attractions
offered by Miss Thompsons troupe at Niblo's to-
nRht.
Johnny Hart's inimitabls and droll perform
ances continue to draw hundreds to Kelly b Icons
popular minstrel hall. A complete change OF pro-
gramme Is offered tonight.
At tho Fifth Avenue Theatre, "Frou-Fr Is
TO be played for the last time and tomorrow night
Goldsmith's Good Natured Man" Is again put upon
the stage.
There are several interesting dramatic per-
formances this week. Foremost Is the "Corslcan
Brothers." Ia which Mr. Fechter makes his appear
snee this evening; The play is one In which he has
produced with much elaboration as to scenery and
the other requirements OF IN effective reDreseAta-
ton.
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WESTCHESTER UNITY.

The anniversary OF the sunday schools In Nor
risania Ia to be celebrated tomorrow afternoon.
Gen. Thos w. Sweeney has been retired from the
regular army with the full rank OF Drgadier General
and Is living N Mclrose'
The Unions, OF horrisanla, play the Eckfords, OF
Brooklyn. to-day on the Union Grounds Williams
burgh on the 9Th the former club Will play the Forest
CITY Club In fremont.
Some trouble is apprehended at tho organization
OF the Board Of superysorr In White Plains 70 morrow
A number OF Republicans have been displaced by the
election Democrats last week. aud " Ii und erstood
that several seats are TO bo contested.
The stockholders OF the Port Morris and Hudson
River RAilrDAd have appointed Messrs. Gov Morris NJ
O. Davidson. and Benz Bailey acommiitee TO report on
the feasible route! The road is to take Nor.
TisAnA, West Farms Westchester and Yonkers and Ia
with the Highland Suspension BT dge across
the HudAan IN PntAAm oopnkz-
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THE EAST SIDE FRAUDS.
A Card from Inspector VIM. IT. Hoenn-As-
sembiymap Murphy Accused Of Heading
n Gang Of Repeatcrs- His own House
Used to Register Them.

Used to Register Them.
TO ne Editor Of The sun.
Sra: I notice in yesterdays issue OF your
paper IN article headed The East Side Frauds" OF
which the items purport to have been furnished oy
owen Murphy Assemblyman OF the Tenth Dis'rict.
In this article end my name mentioned under elf
cumstapces that would have very strong tendency
TO place me in anything but favorable ligh. before
the public and ask you 10 justice to myself to give
my communication the same publicity that you have
oiready given to Mr.. Murphy's statement
Under the heading Of :" Corrupt Inspector
thrown Overheard" am described as having fur
nished lists OF names nom the polbooks for the
use OF reporters, and upon being oxpostulated with
OF threatening the arrest OF the Hon. Owen.
Now, the truth OF the matter De, that instead Of
not performing my duty as charged, was removed
for the sole that did stop gangs Of rcpeaters
who had registered in the Sixth District Of the Sew
enteenth Ward, undor the lie adership Of one Peter
Murphy. brother Of owe Murphy, from voting. /
one 10 the Tenth Precinct station house, and By my
action had deferred the balance from voting When
len the polling place about 10 o'clock, was threat
Murphy. with all manner OF dire punishment. In
cuding, OF course, the usual " head swelling"
% % @nS asr, %
Assembyman, arrested for obstruciing the polls
and hinderng legal voters from deposns their bal
lots and am only sorry that mistaken leniency
on my part prevented me from doing so.
However on representations made BY the honora-
bic gentleman / was removed, and consequently
Peter Murphy's repcaters were enabled TO vote In
the district II for this purpose and other
that charges were made against me. II is q well
known fact to the citizens OF the Seventeenth Ward
that what repeating done was done In the in
terest OF Owen Murphy who In his desire to purify
the balotbox allo sod repeaters TO register from
his residence III Sixth street, in tue Ninth Dis
trlct OF the Seventeenth Ward.
Al his election last fall the honorable gentleman
voted
dence, 45 Second avenue, at least n dozen nsmes.
In support OF my assertion to the fasity OF the
allegations made against mo- / have presented al
ready TO the Police Commissioners statement from
two Of my colleagues who were present during the
whole day showing the utter untruthfulness oil tile
charges preferred against me. -
WILLIAM II. HOGAN
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Geo. Fra ncis Train In n Chippewa jam.
CHIPPEwA FALLS, PNE TIMER COUNTRY,
NoRruKnN WISCONSIN,, May Is 1870. (

NOKTHknN WIsCONtlN, may 10,
They say there is nothing new under the sun,
but don't believe It, A Jam on the Chippewa Is q
new thing. and a big thing. My four hundred and
twenty first consecutive Presidential lecture covers
life among the Miiiers R.fters, Choppers, and Jam
mers. Nowherolrlse except on tue Nenomonie, Eau
Claire, and Chippewa eau you the grandeur Of =
Jam, a htsh-wp,eri Jam. a regular Chippewa :Jam.
This is postscript to my Eau Claire letter on raft.
No railway, no telegraph but a busy, xhirling Jam
Is Chippewa Falls, with future.
TWO HUNDRED MILLION FEET OF LOGS IN JAM.
week here In tie ran, In tho mill, 10 the nrst
stream, In the deer range on the bear track. In tho
pine land, eating the wholesome food OF labor which
the Union Mil Company, OF Governor Pound. provide
TOR their arny OF workmcn-Canaiians, Irish, and
Americans, with their dollar n day and board-would
reduce your avoirdupois and make you laugh at ap-
oplexy. Six piers costing tS00OO, have provoked
the Jam. Two miles ong, thirty feet high: logs on
end. logs side, right, left, hind fore, some thou
sands OF acres OF los, nl:markcd belonging to ev-
erybody, everywhere. But there Is much honesty
among the millors
$20, ,000,0 900 IN A JAM.
They have a system OF exehan ging, OF scalaze,
OF surveyorshp and they all get rich in using each
others logs, and they help each other in the Jam.
Think Of iti ssOoOo,O 900 worth OF logs in jam
life OF mine among the pinesi
The cry s, No greenbscks, no exchange, no eurren'
cy. Why don't you speak for the peoplei Help me
maintain the national fatn Greenbacks save the
national honor. Specie payment. Repudiste the
national debt.
rus PENNSYLVANIA HILLERs ARE MOVING TO
CHIPPEWA.
The Wiliamsport saw mills see scarcity OF tim
ber in Penns,yania and already are hedging on the
Chippewa. Early 10 already here. The Pennsylva
mia timber will not last nve years. Tho Maine for
cats are giving out, but these pine lands seem neI
haustbie. Cornell himself has 800 900 acres, cost ti
worth $40. They are ready to build $500, ,00(
mill here.
THAT SOLITARY HoRsEsAs.
Think OF finding ;the widow and two sons OF the
late @. r. r. James settled In Eau Claire. How the
wheels Of fortune are ever on the turnl
GRO. FRANCIS TRAIN
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Personal INTELLIG ENCE.
ancis Adams is in Kansas.

Charles Francis Adams is in Kansas.
Pisnop Arthur Cleveland Coke IA In town.
Thomas II. Butor has boen elected Secretary OF
State for Tennessee.
Capt. Godfrey. the well known steamship com.
mander. has committe suicide.
Judge Lowe declines 10 tnrn tho Union Pacific
Railway over 70 q Receiver.
Joseph Shannon, ESQ, Clerk OF the Common
Council. s 10 be removed. md Francis j. Tuomey will
Get the place.
Dan Piatt says the reason Secretary Robertson did
not wi the rest OF the Cabi let In steam boat
cursion down the Potomac Ia week that he feA-
the motion ofthe boat would make him sick.
Among the many good things done by Appraiser
Gen Geo W. Palmer Is the promotion OF Mr.. Spiizer
OF Williansburgh. 70 the posioa OF nrstclass exam
iuers-kalary, $3.50 per annum. The promotion is a
just one TO most worthy oficer OF the government
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HORSE NOTES.

Tho Hon. James Watson's team goes inside a
2i0: lie was olt on the road yesterday and took
body's dust
Police Justice McQuade was ont on the Flushlns
road yesterday afternoon. He drove span that did
their mile inside OF three minutes,
The Hon. James Watson says that the man twho
knows most about horse is the man who s.conddeui
that he knows nothing at all about horse.
Roion OF the Fashion Course, got nstonished YES
terday. He rode around sthe track behind home un
known 10 fame and that he never rode SO fasl
In ali his life before.
John Cooke keeps q big brinded bull dog and
hotel the Flushing road. lie that horse ought
never TO De bankcted' bnt SHOULD he allowed 10 run
father told him this.
One OF County Clerk Loew's friends was ont %
the Fashion Course Yesterday looking for horse thss
could rot In 2D. II he nnds such horse and buy
him at reasonable price he gong to present him 70
the County Clerk.
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The Rev. o. u. Frothinghnm's Hope that
Daniel Mcfarland mny yet be Punished.

The Rev. o. B. rockingham held forth ycstcr-
day to crowded house the majority OF his hearers
being Of the gcntlcr ser, the reverend speakers
scathing rebuke OF the fantasies OF fashion evi.
dentynot having struck home. The subject OF
the lecture was Crime" and some startling the
ories were broachei by the lecturer lie said that
the whole system OF punishment for crime was
wrong. Death was not punishment to q man VINO
bad committed murder. lie should be compelled to
devote the remainder of his life to repairing the in
jury he bad done. by killing him you Danish all
hopes OF his making rcparation. Mr.. rockingham
commented the incongruities OF the law as II Is
applied In New York. If a man keeps a gambling
saloon and enices men In there to waste their patri.
mony and squander their property, frequently
bringing their families TO misery and destituion,
what punishment does tls man receivei In the
majority OF cases none; sometimes he is fned 800.
How much more severe the punishments i'm.
posed by God. The cllimity at Richmond was no
doubt, punishment to the rchitect for his mis-
deeds. God punishcs every CRIME, no matter what
its cause. Fantastic theories OF insanity and tempo.
rary oblivion OF what is going on around have
weight With God; neither has tho motive which
lelcs man TO commit murder When the deed is
done the axe falls, not necessarily ut once, but
sooner or later IL falls.
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AYIRIsH CITIZENS APPEAL.
The Petition OF John wnrrcn-The Story Of
His sImprisonment in n Driiish Dungeon.

His imprisonment In n British Dungeon.
WAsniSoroS, May 29.-John Warren has sent
a memorial to the Senate praying redress for his ar
Test and imprisonment by the Government Of Great
Britain. under the charge OF giving ad and comfort
To the enemies thereof lie relates the story OF
his Imprisonment Gnd general III treatment for two
years, having been confined with the vcst convcts,
and the fact Of his being naturalized citizen
OF the United States treated with contempt. lie
holds that the United States having invited him to
abjuro all alliance to Ill foreign powers and potentates
especially TO Queen Victoria, TO assume allegiance to
tree country, and having e:ac'ed Zee from him
between this Government and her citizens. which,
according to all principles Of honor, justice and
recognized law, should be fulfilled to tie letter. He
has no pccuniIy motives to crafty, and should any
damages accrue from II, pledges himself TO devote
tho money to good ard praiseworthy objects. Tie
honor OF country and the perpeiuty OF our giori
nag are far dearer to him than all that gold can
give. The petition was referred 10 the Committee
on Foreign Relations.
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LOSSES by FIRE.

Last evening q fire at Pike street. occunied by
Marie Peterson as dwelling and C. strumheyer shoe
maker, damaged the place to the extent OF tUO.
A stable on the Kingsland estate, Grcenpont, oc-
cupied by Fred Gebhard was burned at one oc ock
yesterday morning. Two horses ana COW perisbsd.
Loss, tl 900. Insured,
Samuel Derier's clothing store and r Tates sa-
loon Broad street Elizabeth, were burned last eve
ming. Loss about 81 900. Partially Insured. The hre
had lbs origin In the explosion Of kerosene lamp.
The barns OF the National Hotel, in Auburn, n.
Y, with their contents, consisting Of hyc valuable
horses several cows, and other live stock burned
yesterday. The flames spread to house adjoining and
TO the portion Of the hotel Both places bad
ly damaged, Loss, ell Coz insurance, t5.OO0.
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SPANISH MIsINFoRMATIoN.

Evidently Another Severe Enaapcmcnt-But
Nothing about the Spa nish Loss.
HAvAsA, May 22.-The Cnptain-General telc-
graphs that the combined operations Of tho columns
OF Chinchlas, Fijardo and hontani have yielded ex-
cellent results. seventysi1 rebels, including eight
chiefs and two citizens OF the United States, have
been killed, and twenty-five taken prisoner The
rebel Col Bembeta's equipage and correspondence
have been captured Col. ClIinchilla who ia a
nephew OF Regent Serrano, was severely wounded.
Col Bergei reports that bis detachment has killed
twenty lyo Insurgents.
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R.fILROfD ACCIDEyrs.

Patrick lealv was killed In Worcester, Mass, on
Saturday while attempting TO get on n moving train.
John Schenct. llborcr in the Camden and Am
hoy Depot. In Philadelphia Instantly crushed 70
death on saturday between two crates.
A little girl was run over and instantly killed while
driving grcsc ncros the Erie Railway track, near Por
lei SlIuruIN-
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A New Religious Order In the Catholic
Church.

Yesterday, at $50 p. NJ, the Reverend Father
o'Fare, Pro-Pastor Of ST. Peters. Barclay street,
initiated the fruitful married women into the Society
OF "hotbers." No males were admitted, and only
such women as had contributed TO the population.
The object OF Ihe Society, as the Reverend Mr. OFar
rel stated TO give the mothers Of St. Peters an
opportunity to benefit each other BY example and
advice. He counselled them TO be courteous aud
kind in their Intercourse with each other, and
from the Society OF Mothers.
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CURIOSITIES or CRIME.

Dr. James Carey, OF Jersey City, against whom an
indictment for malpractice Is pending IN die Hudson
County Court locked up IN the Police Station on
Saturday night his surees declining 10 bo any longer
responsible for his appearance for trial next Tuesday
James Hanlon, alias Turkey, after having loaded
himself with South Brooklyn benEine yesterday ater.
noon, stationed himself corner OF facinc and co.
lumbla streets. james Coum came along. had q fcw
with him about some drinks and then cOoy bit
OF part OF his under lip. Tho cannibailstc Collum
was locded up.
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OBITU4RT.

Count Won Bcust. son OF the Austrian Premier,
die at the Sandwich Islands ApTil 20 lie OIL.
Ger on the Austrian trignte ponau.
The funeral Of Fred Fries, tho wealthy Williams.
burgh brewer took place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence In Bushvck avenue. The remains were
inferred In the Lutheran Cemetery. The procession
embraced the second company OF the Eleventh Cavalry
q mounted band OF 20 peccs Companies ID aud Of the
Second Cavalry Myers Band Is pieces the Williams
burgh Schutzen Corps Weberr Band the German Leid-
crkranz. Cecilia singing Band, Company q Sharp.
shooters Long leland Singing Societies. Nos Il g. ard
10. Rand Of 10 pieces. Cunsium Society Lodges b. ~
and IS y. and A NJ. fftY military officers foot, rs
carriages and IS light wagons.
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THE DOMINGO REVoLUIIoN.

Tho Movement Against Bnez Gaining
Strenetb-Thc Annexation Movement RE-
garded ms = HOAX.
ST. DorrSeo, May s.-Reports from the inte-
rior announce that Cabrsl gains adherents and tho
revolution Increases the people in the country parts
believing that annexation To the United States is 4
hoax. The ratification OF the treaty Is loudly called
for in this city, the only moaus OF restoring tran.
quiiity. Judge o'suliivan has arrived from Now
York on business connected with the annexation
nroiect
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Governor Bullock has addressed voluminous
letter to Republican Senators and Representatives in
vindication OF hs course in Georgia. lie accuses
the Hon Joshua HILL OF the senators eject from
Georgia. Of having committed perjury in taking the
tost oath, inasmuch as during ple war he was can
didate for the goyernorship Of Georgia, and pub
lished letter denouncng Lincoln and approving the
administration OF Jefferson Davis.