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THE BUCRHOUT TRAGEDY.
Tho Testimony of Charles RcndeII Son Of
the Muricrer'z victim-sieuder Thrcad d

- .L--,- =
rue 'e-imonS OF ,h"ries hcndei' son Of
for In. Pro.ecutIon'. 1,L.orv or In. .,g,x
- - ~ -
In the Court OF over and Ternlncr M White
plaips Jutg. ,rannar nro.t,i,, ths ,.t,i ~, a..
''"'' "".h' i"PO"H P'V''"nE' "e "''l "' 'ne
"" wv "uNNnVN' wa S''''u'y resumed pn
Tue bench, hc-iie Judge [. T.iIar, sat judge CUch-
raue and Ju.itces si'k man opl p,f.i,rs r.. g.,
~ ~ '' "''' ''''.'.N'' A"e -"uT'
room was crowded TO excess. Buckh0ut on bis a.
T'"'N - 0'' ''''''' I''', "u. ''''I l'Ae'N'H
,ha a.,,,,., o. a. 81, .'su 'u,su D!vtunh opened
~ hi. 49, 49,. ,s,,.,. - P VI, ,'e 81 'i'f on
S,,t a. U - w VIZ 'l"hl wa. I,Ken "i hr. a. h.
SttlhSk a. sHe eneet, ls>lulhg lh W hle llains OF
MTs Slral tas-, daughter Of Alfred Rpndrll
who lived with him ~ the tine m the murder, and
OF Merriam L. Kendall Charles Erld.il w.- tbs
fourtl, witness Thi. tosiimnny 10. A., III. -, H
C.'. rna,a,, No.. ', 10 W ''''' 'h'e' -
Hollow 10 Redford rnid am The son ~ S SecasiF .seiF
know the prisoner well indeed a'whys had a gcot
opinion OF the man always ulcAsant hui strRpr. ~
times noticed that there vas ooluels on scyei Al oc
GOODNESS other occasions Ruckhout dincd A, fatG
er's on Christmas Day he payed cards wltnes. was
the partner OF Mrs. ucghott; WV
WE rutIrrb.
Buekhou seemed 10 be dspleasei I rent ont OF the
TO the wor he ssness Of the man. which has been te.ti
ned N by hs sister did not see prisoner unt New
Years morning Lis acts were to my knowledge M.
ways thoroughly rational went to Ruckhouts
house between 10 and II let Jauuary and
met Buckhouta the kltchrn door he greeted father
iii s1 ~ nsoh Nv h ~ Va ,sn Wehi IN We
woT'ls 70 father and then weni out father "a nsar
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INFORMATION ron THE Police.

Where MLrdercrs May be Found when
WHnted-No Reward Ohersd-No nIaie-
factors Captured.
communication received in THE Sun office
yesterday afternoon contains the following interest
ing information: "ono OF Jerry Dunns gang in.
formed me in conversation that the murderer Of
James Logan No. promenades the Eighth Ward
every night, and that to the knowledge OF some OF
the police. lie mentions one policeman in par.
ticular, and says that Il Durn is not arrested soon
he will get out OF the crowd and expose the dolin-
quents."
"A gentleman who PROCESSES to be well acquainted
with all the persons interested, being himself in the
sailors boarding house business, called in TnE sun
onact yesterday and said that he saw Nels Condon-
tho ruan who crushed In the skull OF Elias Petepaw
plying his av)catiln us runner for sailors
boarding house on Station Island, at the landing this
side Of Quarantine, all day yesterday ald the day be-
fore. Condor was not In the least apprehonsve or
arrest, and apparently still intends to continue to
turn an honest penny and crush in helpless sailors
Meantime Logan is dead and Potepaw is dying,
and the police are supposed to be IL pursuit OF tie
murder0Is,
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.

osgood says that "Parton Is sweet pain"
Charlie Delmonico denies that he ever assistsd oi
any toot raCo.
Gen Mexican. CX.mcmhcr of Congress from Sara.
toga, ha' come TO Ncw York city 20 practice law.
The jury in the Cincinnati Coffee whi4lcy c,sc
for tlSf,6O, ~ '
The Rev. Wm. q. W Lewis, a prominent Mctho.
dis minister Of loughhoepsie, will unite win the
EIisco pal Church. "
Ferhtcr will commence an enrarcmcnt at tho
French Inoare IN ths city on the 25th of Muy Tie Is
now at the Hun,
Gen. Cass.ps VI CLAY has established n CONNER
cih house I'm this city TO sell th' perpetual candle or
tligcn RAJ 'n- ga all safety lamp, which W. lud ge
to be ntstTHte Invention. '
The Hon. A, H. Ilummrl, partner of Counsellor
Howe has complrd sr account ot the trial ana con
Ntlun -! ,tN i'HundH the Townsend murderer.
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An OUTLAW sHOrIy SEuARK.
'ps rcsssl f 10 sy ~ nnleifSg EiifspcS yi rrisoner

About four months ago, Albert Siegel escaped
ffom the Essex county (N. J) jail where be was
confined temporarily under a sentence Of one year
TO the state Prison, for atrocously assaultng his
wife. He escaped through the ceiling OF his cell
Detective Fischer Yesterday met him In Clayton
street Newsrk' At once siegel started OF upon
idn the detective in hot pursuit lie called to him to
furrender, hut without avail when the of1cer dis.
charged two shO;s nom his revolver, both OF which
took effect Sierel jumped over a fence In Weat
Kinney street. AM 10 doing so fell. partly innaling
hlmSet The officer crnsped him, and In the inslfS
Siegel got the officers finger In his mouth and " lud
not Jet go I'LL be received blow on the head VIII A
hiN.' Both bullets took ehect To- the tack one
entering ahuu, the small NJ tho back AM coming ont
near the right nipple: the other was hi-her M and
came out near the right shoulder DR.. Haight Po-
lce surgeon, did not gnprcherd natal results Both
balls were extracted ~ the station house md hc was
removed to The county jail. Soso had boastol that
lie would y DOT The first person who ATTEMPTED to
arrest him, bui when affcs Cd no arms were found
upon him. H. has already served three terms in
state Prison, aud is described As dangerous man
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CURIOSITI rs or CRIME.

The Captain and mate of the British brig Arn1
were Ar stel m royld yesterday for an att ocuus
assault upon one OF the seamen,
A 30 ton police officer Is in custody 90 charge
oi seal ng gold watch from a woman whom he was
escoitlng through a crowd,
John Wiley, John Connell, and Samuel McCarty,
aged /! years rcspentiyey were arrest In BIOokyn
lof llcAlhg lockets In FOwd.
buckley McCnhe, who shot three men in the saloon
~ Frankfort street. arrested CITY Island by
capt Ahalre, on Thursday night
William Oxen, the broker who had sold bon l.
Shlth were stolen at the time Of the NoTwak Ia X
yesterday, In $1,000
Heur, ". LOyowell, a teamster, having been ar
rested IN Montreal, has been taken 10 BpstOu On u
charge Of tteAng paintings and statuaTy tho property
oi Waller Brown Oi New NOrk.
Mes-r'. lsidore Wolf Muragh MAY, Broadway
merchants, and Paul Mares, Front street Importer,
were arrested yesterday, and held Tor eNRm'ul ON
nent Monday, on charge u deraudng the Government
by smuggling silk goods through the Custom House as
cotton The extent Of TN nl eyed frauds OF the two
lrst named IL taid 10 he eiQO.0O0.
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LABOR WAR IN IOWA.
saneuinary Resistance to au Increase of
Labor without Increase Of Pay-Arned
STRIKERS Driving out their Successor. on
Government Work.


Labor without Increase Of Pay-Armed
Government Work.
CHICAGO, March 25.--0n the 18th last the man.
ayers OF the Des Moines Rapids Government i'm
provemen,s at Keokuk, Iowa, increas, a the work
mems hours OF labor without corr ssponding In.
crease OF pay. The result was q strike Of from 800
TO 1000 men, most of whom are SwCdes and irish.
Yesterday about 80 OF the strikers, variously
armed, attacked O few laborers who had resumed
work. The strikers who wero onicered, advanced
on the workmen, displaying red flag. Resistance
was made, and several band-to-hand conflicts fol.
lowed, but the workmen being soon ovefpowercd.
quit work The rioters then moved on the men at
work in an adjacent stone quarry, where bloody
nglt ensued, in which several men we're seriously
injured.
The rioters, greatly augmented in numbers, then
advanced on Scou's mill, from which place the
General Sup lrintendent Of the Works, Mcdonald
and two others, escaped their vengeance by taking
10 TIE river In skiHs.
A1erward sheriff Bishop arrested nine OF the
rioters.
There were rumors this morning that the works
were leld by seven hundred armed strikers, who
declare their intention OF holding the samo against
any iCrco that may oppose them.
AZ about noon, the Shcrih, with q large police
posse, started Tor tho scene OF tho riot hut nothing
las been heard from them since three o'clock, al
though numerous de'onntOns, as Of musketrv, have
Ueen heard iu that direction during tue afternoon
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Narrow Escape of the Hon. Horace Gr.el,y
from Death.

A little after ten O'Clock last evening, as Mr..
Greeley was aliehting from one Of the Broadway
care, at tie corner OF Seventeenth street and Broad
way. light carriage, driven furiously by some rccs
less fellow, ran against him, knocking him down
tie horse trcadirg upon Mr. Greeloy's LEFT ankle
6ruisng It slightly and the fall also bruislna his
ritht knee. The occupants OF the vehicle did no.
have the decency to stop and ascertain what injury
ey had done, and Mr.. Greeley with his usual pluck
picked himself up, and proceeded unas sisted toward
the Union League club. When opposite the FinL
Avenue Hotel he met r friend, and related the occur
renee to MIN. The gentleman Immediately procured
sUuo lulment, and CsCOgtiug Mr. Greeley 10 Lis
room Gpn'cl " 10 his wounds. Mr. Gree cv warmly
tark"d his friend, renarking that the injury WAS
slight, aud he would probably he all right this morn.
iug, and should proceed " Lis farm IA Nestchester
County to-day as usual
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a WAYWARD pIFE,s SUICIDE.
Arectionnteiy Piiding Adler to her Husband
Attending the In n in the Everett Rooms
Borrowing n Pis,oI-Takinx Lodgings
AMnX lram II nmc. q nd shnniinR ucrseIG.

hHectIOnuteIy FtfdinR Adter to her dusOhnd
Attending the Bai In the Everett Rooms
Borrowing n Pis,ol-Takinx Lodgings
Away from Home, md shooting HcrseiE
Yesterday morning Sergeant Kil'ilea, of the
Jefferson Marke. Police Court, was informed tina.
woman had shot herself at 106 Clinton place. lie
went to the house and took possession. He found
the woman In very weak condition, the bail having
entered between tie breasts and lodged In the mus
cles Of the vertebra about four incI9s from the
spine. The woman's name is Mrs Hottie
Moore, She lived in jersey City, at York
and Grove streets, and her husband Is EN-.
ployed In Taylor's restaurant on Long Dock.
Her parents reside in Philadelphia. On Thursday
evening she came 70 New York to visit friend,
Mrs, DE Lale, OF s5i Hudson street, and with Mrs.
DE Lale went to the Grand Duchess masquerade ball
While there she drank to excess, and on leaving
the ball at about A. NJ. was IT, a state of semi
iutoxication. Ast was TOO late TO return home the
two women went alone TO 100 Clinton street, whore
they engaged bedroom land retired. Al about $50
Mrs. DE Lae had occasion to out Of The room, and
on returning found Mrs. Moore shot and bleeding
Tho pistol had evidently been placed close to Tho
body. ~ the clothes were backened by the po ovdor
The suicides husband, who in Jersey City. was
SEN for He arrived soon after the shooting. lie
had an idea where his wife lad gone aud had beon
sitting NJ all night for her The couple had rot
lived happily the husband being Of . very jealous
That the woman meditated suicide while At the
bali "a Inferred nom the fact OF her borrowing the
pistol frOm gentleman friend carly ia the evening.
under the prctence shat her costume chat Of a.
t0nd'6re would be incomplete without one.
priest having been summoned, Mrs Moore De-
clnoc to see him. saving, have nothing my con-
science to confess" The physicians think er case
almost homeless, but say that IL she lives gi hours
she may ultimately recover. Mrs Moore 1, about
~ years old.
The friends OF Mr. snd Mrs. Moore in Jersey city
were amazed yesterday hearing OF the suicide,
and the intimation tina, Mrs Moore aud her husband
did not live happily. MIR. Moore Is the son Of Alder.
man Moore, Of Philadelphia. When Mrs Moore left
hor home on Thursday afternoon she told her husbana
size was going to visit Lis aunt ia Twenty third street
New York He wanted 10 20 with her, but she de.
sired htm to remain at home, and they separated
ami
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THE MURDER or DOUGLASS.
No Escape for Jackson, even though he is n
Politician.

"" N"PV TUT IHNhsUH' tNth thOURn nc n q
Politician.
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday
morning Judge Bedford denied the notion to qlash
the indictment for mJrdor In the fret degree found
by the GranG jury o: the Court of General Sessions
In December last against Thomas Jackson, for the
murder Of Archibald Douglass. II may be remem.
bered the motion to auish the indictment for mur-
der In the first degree was made before Judge Bed.
ford on March Is, by Messrs. Graham and Kintzinc
counsel for Jackson. In denyiug the motion Judge
Bedford decided that the order made by Recorder
Hacke quashing the frst Indictment was ~. dljaii.
cara, and that in effect lie had po, TO review IL
Recorder llacNCu was holding h session Of the Court
OF General Sessions when he made that order, and
Judge Bedford IN holding session Of the same
Court could not review decision made BY Judge
possessing equal power and authority with himself
The counsel for the prisoner viii appeal 10 the Gen.
etL Term OF tue supreme Court nom the decision
ot Juu.c Bedford on this motion.
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U.ISHINGTON GOSSIP.

Senator Wilson Introduced a bill yesterday redu-
eng the army to 25,OJO men,
senator Cole reported u hill yesterday proyidina
Ior seuimonihly iron steam hips ON tie Paclfc
The House Postal Commitice viii report ndversrly
on memorials Of letter carriers asking Tor iucrea, ed
pay
Mr.. Cakns. Of Broo'yn, argued yesterday before
the mouse tnmmlltt ga LouuUItc Ia favor Ot an au.
IFpprlhtoh ol FIONO Tor " II Gntc improvements.
Senator buckirehan and Representative ) uck
weAtItr were b lore the House Comm ttrr on Apurp-
uraious Yesterday and askHl TOR f510 toward upcu.
Ing Navy Yard IN Nc~ onGou. IHe Conmit.ee viii
rot grant II.
kish Co, whose copyrighted foin book which
DoAno requires dlhters To uhs, were OafnTe Ways
Gud Means Committee yesterday, 10 prevent iutorfeT.
enuo with die lhte Jon, They hayJ made only tl,0N
and h.No 5000 books on hand. lhe Committee gave
them 20 understand that thew must abandon the cory.
right or Dello must recnd his order lOr the OF lle
book
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NOT PROTEN,
The AcGuittnl of J ohm Howard aIur.
dered Terence Fiynns

dcred Terence Flynnt
In the Kings County Court Of Oyer and Ter.
miner Yesterday, John Hownrd tried on ths
Charge of numbering Terence Flynn. TIE prosecu
uon relied on the ante D,Oyfem deposition OF Flynn
that on tire 81 Of October last, While with ore John
McNety 10 Tnlary street, near Hudson avenue
Brooklyn, ho was stoned by some roughs knocked
down, and stabbed three times He said that a. tho
bost oi his belief Howard was the one that stabbed
him Mr. John Cocncy for defence uroiuc,d Wit
nesses who swore that the prisoner was at hone iu
Navy sueot when Flynn wn- stabbed. john " NotT
s"oro that he was not with Flynn ut tie time Ia.
cause OF the unsatisfactory testimony District At
torney Morris did not press a conviction and IN.
Jury, under the direction OF the Court rendered. a
verdict OF not guilty.
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HOURS or LEISURE,

The New York Printing Company had yerx
happy annual reunion bali ast yen ng IN Irving Uri
Professor Chandler will lc,turc in Cooper Inltt
tute this evening on Waters very wet subject
The Right View OF the Public School Question
by lavman," Is Dr, I, s Lamhcrts subjcct In M
Cooper Institute omurrow evening
Prof Hooper G.. Van Worst delivered an interoat
g lecture yesterday morning before ah0ut srynn hun
died pupils Of Grammar school Ne. S. IN West IWtn
tLeth elfoet. suhlect " nlninmln EInunlIn" - w.
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

The Episcopal Mission church "Crown Of Lifen
on Eleventh avenue, near tfty1rst street, was dam.
aged $500 yesterday.
A large wooden building in Roxbury occupied by
W. II. Nicholson In manufacturing switches employing
nftY girls, was destroyed Yesterday. Loss 10000.
Last evening, at 266 Bowery, owned by Millingon
4 Brother paTasOl makers. Damage to stocS, a. 90,
insured for 5000. Damage 10 building about tl,OJO
insured.
Samuel Crnpbel's drug store, 8G1 Eighth avenue,
was damaged yesterday follows DTng store a. Ol
insured for 5000, nrst floor back, occupied by Mrs
Mary Danu, t!5 no insurance. building, owned by
Geo, Ross. $500 insured for tl0,OO0.
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FLoRKNcE, March 25.-Tumult5 have taken
place in Pavis in which the military and ci,zeni
came in conflict, and some persons were shot on
both sides.
In Parliament last night signor Lauzl confirmed
the rum ors OF boodshed and said that the Govern.
ment would do all In it, power to prevent the ~
cLrIence Of smcn lAmenlnLlo oxenla.
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NEW JERSEY.

Philip STAFF was found frozen to death Yesterday
IN vacant lot near Bank street, Newark.
- Annie Williams, of Grand street near Fist street,
Honoken, appeared before Recorder Pope yesterday.
ara made oath that she had reason to susncct her hus
Dahd ana slepSon OF attempting ~ poison her
tnnI. nam Goodman, chief engineer OF the re.
ehmcn sol on nj Turner's, on the tfie Railway, and
Dh ' ut,Wmuk Kenyon apopular engineer ran \ goo
hnIu loo race on Thursday resulting IN 80 cet VIC
~ hI tut captain, Dan hayn{ tie misfortune 10 run
mo telegraph pole. Goodman now badgers the en-
MOMlhY for SlO0. - y
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
TIE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
Is PRINCE BONAPARTE,S TRIAL 10
TURN OUT Il FIRCE7

The Prisoners UncontroIiabie Temper ID
Court-The Closing Arcument for tbt
ProsccuIion-Tho Court Rnd tho spcctn'
tors in sympathy with the Prince.
Tours, March 25.-In the High Court OF JUS
tce to-day NJ Floquct, for the prosecution, con'
cluded his speech. NJ. Laurier, also for the prose-
cution, followed with argument which occupied
the entire session. lie compared Victor Noir viii
Prince Bonaparte, and described the latter in term,
OF scathing severity.
The excitement Of tho accused at times became
uncontrolable and led him 10 interrupt and an
gry reply TO the counsel.
The Court imperatively insisted that n. Laurlef
should address the prisoner less bitterly.
THIS was appauded by the audience, who gave
unmistakablc signs OF favor for the Prince.
In the concluding portion OF his speech NJ. Llu
rier made some political illusions, which were
received with marks Of dlsapprovai by tho spec.
tators.
Tie counsel for the defence win address the jufy
tomorrow.
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MIND FIGHTING IN CUBi.

Tho LnndinE Of n Party Of FiiIibustors near
AueV eVitcs-PrObabls Defeat Of the span
tnrd- near 1Innuti.
HAyASA, March %, via KEY WEsr, March 25-
The adyices from Nuevtas to the Goth inst that
nNibustes had effected n landing near Nueyas
Grandes Troops were telegraphed for from Puerto
Principe. They arrived at Nuevitas on the 10th,
aud immediately started In pursuit of the rebels.
Two gunboats had also sailed for Nuevas Grandes
to cut of retreat by sea.
Hard aghting was reported near Manati. No dc.
tails had been received. The troops must have lost
heiv1v, ,s the spnniards at Nuevitas seemed much
denrC -sed.
There are many cases Of cholera at San Miguel
aud Baga.
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The UtIcr Common ConncII,- TrouhIe..

UTIcA March 25.-0n Wednesday evening the
Common Council, at n special meeting, appointed
police force and adjourned tor two weeks. TONIGHT
Mayor James McQuade. and Aldermen Evers,
Yates, Hin. Clogher, Lux. Pearson, and Hoiling-
worth met in regular session
The abscntees were notified to he present, but
failed to come. messenger and police force were
sent to compel them to attend. The MuyOr and party
are in the Common Council room Alderne Beaver,
Faar, Platter, johnson, NHsner, Merriam, Ncy,
Ross, and Snyere are In q room in the Mansion
House with the doors locked and the police sur
round the house. The Recorder threatens 10 arrest
the police unless they leave the premises
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The grand national steeplechsse in England
has resulted in the victory Of The Colonel the sams
horse that won II last year lie carried the crnshna
weiRht OF leo MS, m increase ~ is. on his last
years inpost. Twenty three horses started for the
race, ann nineteen ran the entire course, which Ia
four miles and quarter in circumference. The
Time was ten mlnutes and ten soconds.
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THE BLESSING REPUDIATED.
The Oregon Democrats Declare the Nation
Debt n Burden TOO Heavy TO Hear
Crawl AQaiu.t Chinampu.

Growi Against Cinnamon.
SAN FR,Nclsco. March 55.-The Oregon Demo
cratic Convention is now in session. A long dis
eus-ion took place on the platform. one Of the
resolutions offered pronounced unquaiihedly fo a ro
pudistion Of the national debit bu, substitute was
finally adopted declaring that the payment OF
the interest Of the debt together with
the other enormous expenses, make, tile
burden too heavy TO he borne that tie amount
OF tie debt has been increased more than twu.foid
by the illegal manner in which II was cteatel that
there IL neither justice wisdom IN the ret On ed
paymen, Of the principal b. the continued payment
OF the interest; that there should 5c an equitable
ndJu tment Of the debt TIE other resolutions crl.
body protests against the tyranny OF the regular
military, and the importation OF Cinnamon and de-
clare that the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amend.
ments ought to be rescindcd.
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Couarma,iop.by,bc the S.n,,.

George II. Sharpe United States Marshal for
the Southern District OF New YorF. John L. Ste
y'n., OF Maine, Minister Resident to Uruguay. seth
G llawley Collector OF internal Revenue for the
Eighth District OF New York Albert c. Allen As.
SCISSOR OF Internal Revenue TOR the Second Dis ric
New York. samn X Harlow Collector OF Internal
Revenue for the Fuurth District of Now York.