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JOTIINGs 1DOU1 TOWN.

The New York Yacht Club met in Delmonico's
elected.
Lew Kirk, OF the Surveyors Office, seized twenty,
one erat OF gn smugSled a~AI IN the hold OF vessel
on lueeday last.
A Merchants COOPERATIVE Bureau has been formed
In New York Us mutual protection against loss'I 81
sales OF goods on credlt.
At Pier Eatt River light coat aud pants DARK vest
boots brown hair and nouStsshe.
A moycabl" hoist hus been In ented by Mr. John
keunlou, Of this city, Attacaed 10 II Is scTecn for
protecting passengers from accident.
B'erstndt, the artist has got himself into serious
trouble ny denying the authenticity OF lho rlUturus
bearing his naulu M tue THOMPSON collection.
Oficcr Irwin, % Can't. Petty's command who WA
tried on Wednesday Tor falling 10 asst man who was
shocked down 0u ns post was dismissed yesterday.
The Committee on Contested Elections of the
Boarc OF Aldermen met ycrtcIday 20 hear testimony m
witnesses adjourned TO next MONDAY Al uoOn.
A buoy has been placed to mark the wreck OF tho
steamer l'rlnette ~ Sglal, n. j. Toe Brunette cot
OF the lst inst, anu sank Immediately afterwards,
The mischieyous cats belonging to the Ualatlal
MANSIONS surrounding Union square are killing tho
lac trees aud sclo Inc sparrow. IA t6cIr nile houses
William u Clark, OF l22 West Thirty.,hird street,
while rdng In sixth nyenue car yesterday was rdel
81 II. woe SonaSns ., Ia Z TTosary SStes
o.. 10 IN notcs ofhand and Otbor valuable papers.
THO NJ. 4. Br nnin Democrntic Association last
Recording secrctaryj W Mcdonald, Financial secfo-
isyi Mishsel asaiI. Treasurer D. cuinn'lnys. SCR.
At tho meeting Of the Aldermen yesto day the
Ci TsI LeSy was est% AZ & and NE sxpsnditarcs for
street was ordered and strcets beiwoe1 Yc &
alan pavement
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THE KIYoDoy or VEN YoRK.
An Out-of-Town Opinion OF the Charter for
this Ciiy-What Despot Dare not Do
This Mayor nm Autocrat.
Eom ne Albany EteafnO Jouv,

From ne Albany EtesipO Journal
The Democrats promised 10 let the people Of
the city govern themselves. This instrument pro.
poses nothing VI the kind. It would narrow the
limits OF power, eentraze the prcrogstives OF
authority, and put New York In the hands ofs clique
moro absolute and irresponsible than any Comms-
sion ever invented. The Democrats stand pledged
to abolish Commissions. The new charter fails
even 20 accomplish this. Tho Commissions
are still TO eSist, changed In name. converted
into bureaus OF the municipal Administration.
and with the power of appointment trans
ferrcd from the Governor aud Legislature to local
ring." If the title OF the measure we're to be al
tered, and made to read: "a plan for increasing
the jurisdiction, nagniiylng the power, and multi
pbing the revenues OF Tainmany, by placing 1t IN
absolute possession, without limit or accountability,
of everything connected with muuIcipal govern
ment, finance, and taxation," tho objects
aimed at would be bett9r expressed. No
auocratlc Ru,er In Europe Is half so absolute
In his dominioDs this imperial Mayor would be-
come In the hands OF bold aud bad demagoCue
like Fernando Wood, such prerogatives ould lead
To fearful abuses wnile the temptations and trials
with wnen they would harras- the most .honest and
capable Executive, are Incompatible. And this OBJ
JvcuUn becomes Infinitely more iorcible, when We
REMEMBER that some twenty men have but TO decide
who shall be Mayor. and the tnins Is done. SO far
rom "lcaving the people free to regulate their own
Affairs, this charter would put them under tJeciuh
Of supreme Directory, more absolute tnan tle juna
tRat rules Spain
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G. II. Goats WAS killed in the machinery OF -four
Ing nil IA s., Louis, iestcrda>,
The Wiie OF DR.. Hall. OF Rock ford. H., thrown
nom cutter on Wednesday aud instantly killed
John Wlito, coorei porter the steamer
Bridgeport. died on the passage down yesterday.
Major George II. North Military Secretary to
Gov. Stone Of iowa during the rebellion, II dead.
Rx-Gov Allen Trimbe died at LIS residence at
HIsboro. ONO. yeste rday. Le Was In his eighty
enth year.
John Ewing, OF Moptpclier, was killed vesterdly
at waterbury, W.. By falling from brdge on which ho
was At work,
John Hawlcy. the hackmAster on the Eastern Di.
yL.ion oft Eie Railway died In Paterson yesterday
OfcOnsumPtion.
The funeral OF the late Major George Burroughs.
the United States Corps OF Engneerr, TOOK place
yesterday from Trinity Church, Boston. and was at
londcd BY many Amy orioer.
Al n meeting Of the leather and Hide trade yes
t@rdav 81 the Office of Isaac Bailey Eco resolution
OF condolences with thg family of hiVhHtd stout
passed IL was agreed that tner PAGES OF business
should be closed to eaGb the trade generally to AtoHd
the funeral to-day,
The funeral OF the late Cant. Ales. Mcleod, took
place yesterday from his residence i wost Sst street
and was attended ~ q larg" circ OF personal and
pOitica, Ien0s together " IN hs od army soc ate.
and deputAtIOn tIom the Lincoln Clue. Tho
we're inle rcd ~ Greenwood.
Miss Matilda Wnitman. until recently employ ed n
an actress at the PARK Theatre Brooky died Ieser
day OF nasty consumption frOm inia.iAg The hAacS
which OF mn OcCas.o IN about two months ago couuuni
Gated with her Dies, snd severely burned her the
diesslug room Al the Theatre
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Personal INrELLIGENCE.

Walter Brown has accepted Harry Ccultcrs chal.
leugo to row.
O. neral Terry has beea summoned to Washington
on public business.
Governor Washburn, OF Vermont seems 10 be
snkiuE there Is hardly apossOly Of bis recovery.
DIR ". 3. lie ldley has been appO intcd Assistant
Appraiser VI MeIchaudlse VI this port. wish $500 u
ytar,
Mr.. Rogers, Plhladelphia merchant, who visited
Mcfarland IN the fonbs yesterday, leANtng offered
10 subscribe tSO0 to the fund toi his defence.
An intimate friend OF Attorney G, neral Hoar SAYS
that ho will not rosgn, an would not resign every
Republican IN the Senate had voted against him.
The State Medical Society has elected President,
DIR. B. o. Nanderpool, Of Albany Vice PRESIDENT DIR
Gioson A, DAYTON, of Mexico, Oweeo county seci O.
tsry Dr. William n Bailey. Of Albany Treasurer. DR..
John v, Lansing, OI Albany.
MAJOR BAnks and COMMITTEES OF tho Common
Council OF the oity OF Balumoro In town, stopping
the METROPOLITAN Hotel routo TO atond the poa.
oody obseau!e. Thsy VIA ted the CITY Hall yesterdsy
by hiafshal ToOker; IL tho aftera0on sheT drove
through Central Paris
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SPARKS tRoM THE TELEGRIrH.

An order passed the Maine senate yesterday DIS
naLchslng paupers.
Justice Bouhon has sued the Chicago IoSt for
hoel, placing Ills damages nt 10000.
Apartments have been eng isel In the st. Jane
Hotel Boston. for frnco Arthur and suite.
Charles Parker's iron spoon shop in Fast Mort.
den. Conn. was burned yesterday. Loss. t.JOjo.
burglars entered the post once In Cazcnoyia, n
Y on wednesday night and stole soyentytye letters
The Kansas Senate hss ungallanlly tabled tn mo
mortal asking Congress to submit sixteenth Amend
Captain Commerc'l la. lrle4 raphcd T. Engisnd fo1
cerml,sion to take the Monarch to New iorA aud
The steamer Consultation suiled from San Francis
co for Panama yesterday with 2oO passengers aud $50
600 IN treasure.
At DARLINGTON, Wis. on Tuesday night. the g 70 OF
the American Merchant un9n Express Coi'Pasy wa'
ous slSs dlnHcr iS't evening to the oiiccr, Of The
MonAi In the Falmouth Hour Portland.
A suiI has been instituted against the suret,s o
Tahlfrro late Postmaster Of New Orloln Tor nearly
tl9,oC0 d, nc!t In the sale OF teyenne staGps.
Henry X, Harmon, a seaman n the schoonc.
while the vessel was gong down NurrasHnsct bay.
Daniel MARTIN was terribly burned in m eating
III, pocAet.
l., cted on the site ufthc one burned dctca.'l
yes'erday Dr. RandolpI, OF rliIAie rh!a preached
Joseph IT, Mantea Obtained verdict Of t2OOs
again,t T. r. Hanllp, well knNwn Try 30 l DC el IN
thlchs9.. .NGietday' los Iilso lhprioA'hoh" "ah'oh
claimed 5000
John williamson Of Cincinnati. and Joseph Cas
per OF Norwalk PLACED IN Mo former cil{ on Woines
dAy n.ht fuI the bular chaul lIOnsh? oI OmJ, C9pH
came OF tho victor.
4 new steam fire engine weighing $500 rounds,
raIsoi stcnu In Cncnns N three minutes md twcntJ
cst sceon s. a1d thrcS water 80 feet tRi ough inch
and quarter nozzle.
Tue B0lrd Of Indian Commissioners met In Wash
ington iest"tiay. The attcntOn OF the Board was
CuUiri prime paly with the ptCsout dcpiOuIpO Coudt
tlOu Of ila Ossgo lndlags ~ kahils.
=, Tue supervs,ng Inspectors of Steamboats, Of tho
United Statcs Will rcp1 for Congressional acton
Weed OIL Tor tho regulation OF steam propelled
II hos the endorsements OF the secretary OF ue lrch
sury.
Bull Bear, a prominent chief OF the Choycnnce
says thnt the kiowas, Comanchss, aud ATacLcs a.
making aofye Preparations Ior war upon u NHits ~
70 JON then.
Secretary Robeson has addressed a latter so
commnndcf OF II. NJ ship tonaroh, oOngratul.t ~ nig
uron in sttla pIy Issue OF ha nlssun am tendeIiH
IN the Freedom OF our navy yards for anj repairs 'G@
msY DO necessary.
Mossr.. Fraser, Trcnhoini q Co, the Engilai
Agents OF tho Confedoi ats bu es, wr1t TAO uatoi
ttatos Oovt compronsDe lts cishns s'ain1
thHm Tor b u, h.ion doli'ip By taking uIh "SAi'
sori notes tOS itdy0v u oaSss' cs.
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BROUKLHN.

Viola A. Horton, Axed 80 years. was arrested yes.
terdAy on charge OF biEamy Ia having married ole
Geo wallace wullc her nrst husband vas alive.
jury IN tho Supreme Court yesterday gave
Bridget McGowan aVerd.ct OF ti,O0o against Michael
untz for Injuries sustained by UelnX over b. de-
feudants lager beer wagon IN January, 1860.
Joseph X. Laurent, OF Clussan avenue, near Sack,
EFT street was held 70 await the action OF the Grand
jury, by Juuc, Buckley ycst rday, on the charge OF
twArlg falsely aud peIsuadng smother person " com
NIT perjury.
The Jury 10 the CASE OF Hdward Van Gorsbeck
against the Long Island Railroad Company, which was
an action 10 recover $4,000 oT injuries sustained by
plalntin near willow Tree station lAs April, YESTERDAY
awarded tLo plsintiG $4,000.
John Howard. tho alleged murderer Of Terence
Flynn NJ Johnson and Navy streets last October. was
admitted TO ball IN 900 by the Supreme Court yester
day. The CoronOrs JuEy did not him with ths
killing OF Flynn. but tho District Attorney caused bis
indictment Dy the Grand Jury.
Judge Pratt, OF the Supreme Court. yesterday
grantod writ Of habea. ootpns in the Gaze OF Edu 10
Perry, tho alleged murderer Of Thomas Hayes, night
watoaman At H.I I1eoks stores and the prisoner TO
be produced IN Court Tomorrow morning. when MIR.
senoor wil make . motion 70 have aim admitted 70
Dsil.
CAthsriBe Smith and Ida and Es oements. girls
we've the House OF hefuge esterdIy by Justice
Walsh stealing from AoRlhinAoI ttewarts store.
Fulton street T0e pArens u tho Cionons girls
hoi1 TO yah the actiOa Of the 0Iand jury on the
thar laught0rs.
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YESTERDAYIN EUROPE.
Help for the Imprl.outd Fcpian--rhc Pon-
tih's successor-Thr Dreaded Drama
The Escape of n Bauishsd Curiist Leader
The Latest from the sucz Canal.

LoSDoS Feb S.-Mr. Calnn, member Of Par
lament for Dundalk, announces ls intention OF de-
manding Parliamentary Investigation into the con-
dtion OF the imprisoned Fcnians.
In consequence OF frequent rumors Of III health Of
Plus 1X the public mind Il busy with the names OF
candidates for tho Pap1cy. The election Of Arch.
bishop Manning is strongly advocated In England.
The Archbishop of York has returned encouraging
answers to clerical petitions for the disuse Of the
Athanasoan creed
Mr.. LEROY has resigned hls seat in Plriisment for
Dublin University.
PARrs. Feb. 3.-victor Hugo's drama, Lucietia
Borgia," was produced at the Porte 81. Martin last
night The audience noisy and disordcrly.
Paul dc Cassacgnai, the journalist, was hissed and
otherwise insulted.
MADRID. Feb S-The Carlist leader, Marquis IIor.
mozi, was recently sentenced to perpetual ban-
ishment Tor PARTICIPATION in the late Csrlist insur
rection, hss escaped. He on his way to the
port Of Cadis In the custody OF the civil guard, and
tho suppositon 10 the escape was the result Of col
fusion, as the sergeant himself has not since been
heard from
ALEXANDRIA, Feb alt has been fairly demon
stratet that vessels drawing no more than seven
teen ani q half feet of water arc able to pass
through the Suez Canal with s0fctr
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TUE GREAT CHIRITr BALL.
The Acad, my Jammed-The Reception Of
Priuce Artaur-Thc Greatest Dazzle Of
the sea and Broadcioths.

the cScsson-Diamondsa aud Broadcloths.
The Academy Of Music was filled TO overflow
ing last evening before 10 O'Clock. Every fashiona
Dle Lady IN the city present It would be safe to
say that everybody present, with the exception OF
the Sun reporter and County Clerk Loew, wore
either diamonds or pearls. Mr.. James Fisk, Jr.,
wore the largest diamond. aud the exquisite Co.
Alfred wsgstaf the smallest. Tie handsome Judge
aoch wore magnificent jewels.
"The Princci the Prince !" WAS the sole subject
OF conversation. His Roysl Highness did not arrive
until ll:l5 7. NJ. lie was received at the private
door on Fourteenth street. and Immediately
conducted to the inner stage box on the
right. The American and British colOrs
stepped to the front. the band ehoked on merry
polka, and struck up My Country It's Of Thee"
followed by The Rcd, White, and Blue" The
Wtl.drersci MOB surged about the Princes box
with all the eaEernees shown by the Tam
uauy pohccians when the Hon. William Marcy
Tweed APPEARED at Dig Sx's ball. His Roy]l
Huhness stood for ten minutes apparently much cn-
| harrassed and Vainy endcavohng TO draw u white
kid glove upon his right hand. When the music
| ceased the multitude clappcd their hands, and the
Prince acknow iedsed tile compliment by
slight bow. TIE Prince wore stand
up collar, white eravat, emerald stu.s.
| and broadsloth ciotues lie hears striking
Olance TO the Hon- John Russell Young The nOOr
was crowded that II Was impossible etIcr 10
dance TO sit down. The Nursery anr Chllds Hos
ptil, Tor whose benefit the bail gwen rraped a
rch harvest For this Il institution IS iutebte1 to
the Committee the Hon. DouGlAs Taylor. and Prince
Arthur.
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NEW JERSEY.

New Jersey Liquor Dealers Association" was
organized at trenton on wednesday.
lodge OF Free Masons, TO be knows as Cosmos
Lodge, No, lO6 was instituted In Newark Wednesday
night.
DR.. Charles y. Webner was acquitted In Essex
county Circuit Court yesterday. Oh charge Of NAL
practice.
Deputy Grand Master Pine will institute Rising
Star and Amity Lodges. d A. Nj, thus evening, ths
fol Jersey Cty, and the latter In Lafayette.
Tho schooner Amos T. Allison ran into the draw
OF the New Jersey Rairoad brdge at Markst stro.t,
Newak yesterday, loslng her fVrenass and ustanLg
Ier damage.
Aimed BOW, q book keeper wIs arrested In 'er
sey city yesterday morning as lie We, ab1ut N sa for
Europe, ou ch Ige Of obtaining fs1 frou nis employ
te Dla Iron Co. ofPennsyl AnlA, on IAse preIens
He was s-nL back for trial.
The Rev. Vm. X. Taylor was installed pastor OF
the GreenpoibI Presbyterian Church lAt evening. The
Rev. pr b, Wells lIesched taS sermon tho Rev Dr;
H. J. Van DYEo del Vered the cbGrbe TO tIO past Aad
the Rev. Dr.. d. '. stead the charge TO the people.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BY TIE
SUNS REPORTERS.
Martin II. Brown Appointed TO F.li the Va
cant Seat Of the Hon. Alex. Mcleod
"A ho NJ. q

Martin II. Brown Appointed TO F.li the Va
cant Scat Of the Hon. Alex. Mcleod
EoreshadowipR of tho Mkt Canvass.
Al the meeting Of the Republican General
Committee last night. ths Hon. John Cochrane,
President. In the chair, resolutions were intro
duccd In eulogy OF tic Hon. Ed~ NJ. Stanton and
Of the Hon. Alex. Mcleod, late member OF the
Committee. Remarks were made bv the Hon. Chas.
Z. Spencer, Jas NJ. Thompson, ESQ, Counsellor
Fitch, and William Lexgett ESQ.,, tho meeting
closing with most eloquent eulogium upon the
memory Of MIR. Mcleod, by tho Hon. John Cochrsne
and the appointment Of Martin v. Brown, ESQ, Of
the Tenth District TO Oil the vacant seat. The ques
ton Of the contested seats from the Second. Finh,
Fineenlh, Ninth, and Seventh Assembly Districts
was postponed to future meeting, subject to call
Of the chair. The Chairman, In announcing the
name Of the Committeeman to supply the vacancy
caused by the death oil Mr.. Mcleod. couns mod
eration, Cancellation, anu compromise, coalng WIN
nm exoression Of hope that moderate counses would
prevail and that the chrome anlmositios en2endered
ny the factious contests Of wears would az length
yield to the demands OF tile whole country, without
reference to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-04
WHERE REDDY,s MANTLE FAILS
The BiacLsmttL's Successors Working" the
Cars-Anothcr OF the Rine's Anxtiiarics
III the Quod-To BE- Liberated before the
November Election.


Now that Reddy the Blacksmith is dying, his
confedcrste- are striving for his mantle Two Of
his pyotsqes, John Harlow alias Charley Nbbs, and
Tommy kerrQln known as Celtic Tom. whom he
Instructed In the arts Of picking pockets and re-
l'ating for tho Timmany Ring were arrested by
oCcrr ISmbrecht IN q Third avenue car. on Wednes-
day night while they were picking pockets. They
protested that they respectable rs any OF the
thirtyslx gentlemen who gave the bail in honor OF
Queen Victoria the other night but the wsry man in
blus cloth took them to the police station and
showed them their likenesses in the Rogue's Gal-
lery, when they philosophically resign themselves
10 their fate. Justice Bsby. OF tho Yorkvlle Police
Court. held them for examination. 0ne Of their
victims, from whose pocKei they took t65, will APP
pear against them today. Kerngan IL known as IA
desperate Lighwayman. lie almost killed q conduc-
tor OF the Third svcnue line when he attempted to
eject him for robbing passengers short time ago,
aud his assoc aelNiObs has repeatedly been arrested
for robbery. but has managed TO escape. There are
several indictments against the illustrious pair In
the District Attorneys Onice, but they have never
Lcen brought TO trial because their services as re-
pcatcrs have been Indispensable to the Tammuny
ling In the Fourth. SIXTH Seycntb, and Tenth Wards
They hold two snecures onjer the city Gov, rnmeht
and they boast they cannot be Imprisoned longer
tan October uccau.e they can carry the elections for
Tammany In half the east side Of the city In No
mh,r
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The Hudson River Open to Albany and Troy
-Eirhi 4 rim. of the COnnccficnt

The Hudson River is now open to Albany and
Troy. The steamboat Connecticut yesterday made her
eighth successful trip from the latter cities to New
York, with heavy cargo OF freigh, and passenger
This has never been accomplished before within the
memory OF the Oldest Inhabitants. The trips reflect
much credit on Messrs. s. W. Hancox & Sons,
owners OF the line Tue Connecticut is under the
command OF l.. W. Burns, an experienced navigator
OF the Hudson River. She resembles a floating
palace more than q steamboat. The large stoves In
tho raloons aud cabins kept constantly burning,
aud the heat thrown out by them makes II appear
more like summer than drearr, dull wiutry weather.
Her last trip TO Albany aud Troy occaeioned tho
greatest enthusiasm. CanIOn were hTeJ aud other
demOBstratratiOns made.
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rhr somrr, Iinnk nahhrrr.

Yesterday afternoon, Morris =. Hill, formerly a
clerk IN the tarmors' and Drovers National Bank
Of Somtrs, Westohestcr cnun;y, was arrested by
Deputy Marshal Crowley md taken before Cummis.
-ioner Shleds on complaint Of Thomas H. Reed, the
cusnier. who cnarges Hill with having embezzled
iuni Of the institution amounting to $30UcO, and
concoaling the frauds by means OF false entries In
tue books The delay In relation to his arrest By
the Unit d Stacb authorities sas owing to the tact
civil suit made " the bank to recover the amouat
stolen out in leaving tie prison he was seized bY
the Marshal under o warrant from the L. ;. Com
mission T, who committed Hill to Ludlow tHeet
jan iu do.ault OF fl5.0O0 blll.
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LOOKING INIo TINE CUsToM MOUSE.
The Good Old Mans Appraisers-A Huge
Conspiracy to Defraud the Government
Another secret Investigation.

Another Secret Investixation.
About month ago Collector Grinnell learned
that one OF his deputies and n well known appraiser
had eonspired to defraud the Government by pass
ing large quantities OF valuable merchandise be-
longing TO an importer, named Guteman, on the
payment OF nominal duties. The case being one OF
a very common kind, the good cid man took the
papers and laid tneEl aslde upul le Should have
leisure TO examine them. In the mean tim. he wns
OBJ ised to cater for Tho amusement Of HIS Royal
Hgnness Prince Arthur, and he appears TO have Tor.
gotten the matter altogether. The case, however,
wa reported to the Treasury Department aud a
special Ufhctr WAS cent to investigate tie charges
against the eonspirators. Toe onicer began an In.
vestixatiur yesterday In the Custom House, but the
proceedings strictly private. IL leaked out,
however that the DEPUTY Collector and appraiser I'd
had their visual organs so much effected by some-
thing not defined, that they certified that siks
were Cottous, and permitted tic Urmer 10 pass into
the hands OF the importer on payment Of the nomna.
iuties levied upon the lattcr. Like charges were
preferred against the Deputy Collector and APP
praiser six months ago, but they had friends IN
Washington who secured them immunity from puu-
Ishment.
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yolcluoin,hc Pacific ocean.

The ship Shirley arrived in san Francisco yes
terlay from Msois. Her Csp1uin rrports tl,ai hc
saN eud,rce Of a submerged volcano ten mics
northeast OF Smitl,'s Island. Volumes OF smoke
woe apparently using from the water und no land
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About q week ago II was noticed in our
columns that Mr.. Brown. blacksmith. OF Dobbs's
Ferry had surrendered his wife to assistant work
mn, knoNn as Bernard righe, to whom she was mar.
rcd by the Methodist minister Of the village, Brown
becoming toarder OF the newly married couple.
1t now appears that Tiehc, alter enJoyins matri-
monal bliss for one week, dcc1 npcd Tor parts un.
known, ms II Is alleged and conceded. because Ia,
could not get possession OF certain property belong
To Mfs. Brown that was. Mrs. II lie. dHds Mrs.
Brown, finding Lerself Without a protector, called
upon Mr.. Brown to resume his former relations
wlt.i her 10 husband. and he cons entel.
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The Grand Jury Amer the Liauor Dealers.

The United States Grand Jury, OF which tho
Hon. Mr.. Abershaw is foreman, are examining wit
as.-ss In relation 10 tine omission of hundreds of
liquor dealers OF this city to take out licenses 1t is
said thst they contemplate raid upon the offenders.
An Indictment agniust one saloon k"eper-Chrstian
Hoffman, OF TWcnucth street hnd Avenue A-was
prepared by one OF Judge Pierrcponts assistants 4;
but CLristan besou ;ht TIE Hon A. II. Purdy Ia
In,ererde In his behalf. and he wns released by au
orler from Mashlnglon on paymcnl OF a hne.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Two unknown men were run over and killed
meas Solon. OHIO, Yesterday mornng BY Al eApless
tram on the Atlantic gnd GTeal Western,
A collision on the Boston and Albany Railroad
halfn mite wcst Of Chatham Village yesterday morn.
ing, between two freight trains tesnltel IN hcir utter
destruction and In the instantaneous death Of Mls.
Fnlhps, conductor Charles hnrasue, hraNemaa and
henry Sblcy, fireman. John Lofty brakeman, was
seriously injured ana Nm booth, engineer, slightly.
Tue were heavily loaded with valuable produce,
" .Ion ID ropor ed " be noarIy ruined.