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JOTTJNGS 1BOUT TO WV.

The City OF Antwerp arrived last night.
The defrauded soldiers and sailors will meet Al
ii3 Bowery tonight.
Judge Woodruff has held Richard u. Caldwell, Of
drawback fraud notorety, In $4,000 bail.
Tho Poultry BuetlH Is the title Of neatly printed
able Information for poultry breeders,
Bishop Eastburn, OF Boston, administered tho
re & Of Ge cntSS 20 SeD m ySnnT
On the eighth anniversary OF the wedding Of Mr..
and Mrs c o,eland which Was celebrated in residence
IAN is not Gold that q itters was excellent.
Yesterday afternoon, John Frazer, aged 80, OF
lluntgtb Point, was topnd AZ Iwentyseyenih stree,
breast He had stabbed himself with case knife.
Yesterday evening in the Unity. Chapel, i2sth
lie schools were cut pp by Scc,eriHnism ii would piove
detrimental 10 the education Of the American youth.
The discourse Of the Rev. DR.. Joseph 7. Thomp-
son against peryer'ing the school fund soctlrlan
uses the most liberal and sensible view Of the gucson
pam nhle form ana may be had free "a implication 70
Randolph Co. BOOKSELLER Broll"Ay aad Nihlh
street,
The sloop Flora Temple, Capt lockwood, from
New ofk for Giceuw ch While I".'luE tI'oGsn iIe
SSe Scto @H by ~ sSs,oScT SS Nal 2s't Locswooi Al
ber Log kwooi, ami Cl ,oa Hopkins were rescued by
| W 4, Hown, news collector
| DR. Chceyer spent two hours yesterday morning in
& a. @ @ .ms ssep! coo ny a. Hy's wen % ne de-
n3Goed ne 9nponmts OF " n9cs or SsclsIss9,
men TO the hamcs Tor reading H. AS In days comedy
Thomas W Woson, President Of tho Woson Man,
| ufacturing Company OF Springfield Miss and Well
STS"H Ma' srir H't 'pS'oi'.,s Al Nic U"i N
renamed IA cqaa,a Of .,upoi from Il vnicb iaec
| nut little hope OF recovery.
| Frank kitrnan, a bartender, Of Harrison streetl
was run over by car Of the Belt line, at Morris ana
| West streets atSA O'Clock last evening Ons lff vas
| broken at tne Knee, the other near the ankle heNA
borne to the COIAndt street police station Mr. kieI.
nan was riding on the front platform, ana wH under
| the inluence Of lqucT.
IT, friends Of Cubs will meet in Cooper lnstltut:
toniSht give expression TO the prevailing sen,mmslii n
| OF New YORK that cuba must he irrt' Mstol nA.'
will preside. aud among Others John MNchel ts Uu
| Horace Greeley, the Hon Fernando Wocd snh nom ho
| Fitch OF Nevada Will speak. The " Cupan hlnni
| the MarseiiIsse, and The star Spanged banner
| are To be sung by ssvsral 0lee Cluos.
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WIN. n. rwEED's poRrr SEVENTH BinrHDAf-hk
UNION or ruH STABLE GANG.
An EAST SIDE HOLOCAUST
Ono OF the Rast side Il ookeries Burned and
Three OF the Lodgers sufocated.

Ono Of the East side ookeries Burned and
Three of the Lodgers sufocated.
Last evening FIRE was discovered on the third
foor of14 East street, nvostory brick building, oe-
cupied by John Carney the hrst floor as dining
saloon and tie upper floors as sleeping rooms for
dodgers, composed principally OF rough iongshoro-
men and truckmeu. When the FIRE was first dis
covered Carney went upstairs and met one OF the
dodgers comias down. aud from this got the notion
that every one had escaped. The nre was soon ex-
tinguishod, and the nromen then went through the
building and found on the fourth floor three
men, overpowered by the smoke. One OF
tho mon, John Montgomery had evidently
boen In bod, for he was lying, undressed.
by tho side o, his couch. He was alive when found,
| and spoke incoherently to the hremen but before
he could be carried down stairs he must have died,
| ns ho was dead when phced on the sidewalk.
| Another Of the men. named Charles Brown, was
| found 10 the same room, dressed, and with hi,
heavy water boots on. a. " he had thrown himself
on lis bed as he was. lie was seen about O'Clock
In the evening very drunk, and II Is supposed from
| this that ho was powcrloss even to attempt an
escape He was emp Dyed TO drive truck Tor
Thomas Murphy. OF 425 Cherry street The Other
| maa was dead when found, and Is supposed TO o'
| named James smith. The bodies OF the three mer
| were removed TO the Delaney street police sta
| houses, and Il a rookory, the sleeping rooms being
occupied by very miscellaneous class OF temporary
| dodgers. Tho dAfsage TO the stock and building u
| about 81 600 covered by Insurance.
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MAJOR GENERAL THOMAS.

The Funeral In Troy on Friday Nexi-Des-
patch from Mrs, Thomns-Gsueral Sher-
mans Order for the Funeral.
The remains Of Gen. Thomas passed Cheyenne
on their way east yesterday afternoon. Tho mill
,ary At that station paid appropriate honors, heavy
rain storm prevailing at the time. On Saturday Bro
vet Lieut. Col J. p. willard sent despatch to Gen
Sherman from Echo, Utah. informing him that Mrs
Thomas preferred quiet funeral, but as he was TO
be there she desired to leave to him all the neces
sary arrangements. From San Francisco, Gen.
SHERMAN also received despatch from Mrs; Thomas
on Saturday, saying that she could not yield 70 he
that as Troy was to be her future home she must
bury Gen. Thomas In her family lot In the cemetery
there She would leave to him all the arrangements
for the military funeral
A general army order issued in Washington vester
day Ar nounces that Gen. Thomas " i'll bo buried II
Troy on Friday April g. at ~ o'clock, and that h
ceremonies viii be conducted In military orner un
der the supervision OF huor-Gen. George o. Meade
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YEsYCH ESTER COUNTY.
The Supervisors stand ia and i2

The Supervisors stand IL and IL
EN. Mayor w " Brady was buried in Wooilawn
cemetery on Saturday,
The Roman Catholio Pro,octory received the visits
of he parents and guardians of its inmates yesterday
The Grammar School No. l. OF school District No.
T. of westcheetcr county, have their annual commence
mont to morrow evening
The Jury in the Buckhout case we're dischars9d on
Saturday morning having been unable 70 aeree Eight
were Tor conyIctlon aud four for acquiIal, on the
ground OF INSANITY
Ttonos Jefferson. hirth.iay WA cclchrated ny
, nrn,ocrus OF New Rochelle, ON saturday even ng.
speeches re delivered by Mcsefs James H. Lambert
A. n H. Dawson. q, W. Lloyd and others
James Quinn and Charles RSSb Ice merchants nG IN
some weeks ago cutting ice In Canan1a Tor the New
YORK marko have returned tuccetsiui'
Justice Ballen OF Melrose, held Court in bar,
room on saturday his private once not being large
0omg to sccommodato the witnesses case requiring
HorIisgnia has spacious courtroom but II
Is onopolized by another Justice
Andrss yiesherd, OF CORTLAND street, Nor,
hnne" rosrchint tailor was found dead In his bed
xsserdaS mofning on saturday he was apparently n
Sood heath, and wsA working IN his garden he wa
81 loas OF Aga
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Dedication OF the simpson Methodist Moct-
inu-Iiousc.

The Simpson NJ L. Church, Clermont aud Will
loughby avenues, Brooklyn, was opened for public
worship yesterday morning. The building is hand
some brick eddce in the Romsnesque style OF archi-
lecture ana s comfortably seated for 1880 persons,
There were present at the services yesterday, the
Rsv. Bishop Simpson the Rev DR.. Dashier, Presi'
dent Of Carlisle College, Pa; the Rev. @. f. Taylor
sionary: and the Rev John Parker, pastor OF the
church. The sermon vas preached by the Rev
Bishop Simpson. The ground for the church, th,
mission chapel ana the parsonage the building. h.
organ, the ventilation, tho .urniture, and the gas
fittings and seats Cost in all tiO335O. There wal
a mortgage debt on the building OF $4,000, and
noatlps lebt OF ga 900
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FLASHES FROM TUE OCEAN oABLEs,

The betting On ,i. , University boni race ia a To
In favor OF oxford,
The French Government has arranged with tho
French Atlantic Cable Company TO cancel s exclusive
concession for landing cables from the United States
French soil
According TO the broad Arrop (newspaper) the
expedition to the FED River district will no composed OF
$40 c.nlars and force OF Canadian militia and will
be under the command OF Col. wolseey.
Mr.. Wiener. the United States Consul in Jeremie,
wrs made prisoner by Gen. Jacluet. on his second
mission OF peace 10 nat msurrectionary chietan. On
the 2lst Inst the aytan war steamers Alexander Pc
ton. and Pc1uot sailed from Port.auPrince TO demand
the Immediate release OF Mr.. Wiener.
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

Benjamin Brady's livery stable, In Elizabeth, was
burned on Saturday Loss, o. 500 II was the work Of
an incendiary.
An incendary fire early Yesterday morning. In
Portsmquth. Va destroyed sly buildings including ih9
n6s once The letter. aud 0fi53 honr and papers ot
the Post ONCE wero saved. Loss ts,00O
The Tower Hall in Clinton Village, N. Y, was
burned on Saturday night John II Tower. the owner
Powell druggit, loses $4,000. insured for $500 Mr..
stookbridse, saloon keeper loses 900 no insurance.
A Ore last evening iu the basement Of Ola Broad
way, was set by large monkey owned by Daniel
Burns. The quadruped upset stove. Burns O bird
and animal fancier, and the monkey mart Of his
stock. The nre was put out by Redoy the Blacksmith
and the police
Last evening 10 aud ~ Exchange Place was dam.
aged about 900 The losses arc No. rs, hrst door
rear, L. T. HOSt, u 900 mont, Charles Unger CO.,
$500 second floor front. Parma'oe Co, t 900
barmalee; stone 4 Co. $40 third noor' fron, Rsyne,
door Iennox Smith mining engineer, tOOi No ", nrst
noor. front. LLOYD, Hamilton Co.. t2OOi rear, Singer
landA a priu
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HOURS OF LEISURE.

Remember tho Grand Cuban meeting in the Cooper
Institute tonight
The Commencement OF the New York College OF
Dentistry takes place this evening in StelnWay Hall
The grand masquerade fancy dress and civic ball
OF the Wealthy Mems Sons 10 the event IN Military Hail
tomorrow evening.
The Hon. John Bgelow will read a paper on
" BeAumArchals the Merchant" before the New York
Historical Society, tomorrow evening.
"E" Company. Twelfth Regiment (Webster
Guard), have an exhibition Gril In Uptons tactics, IN
the State Arsenal, on tho evening OF the 18TH inst
Tonight win he grand gala night at the Four
teenth eet Circus. In addition TO the usual attac,
ons the hand has been largely Increased ana several
new acts will he performed.
The second exhibition and fourth socable Of the
second of tho gymnasium class OF the New YORK
Caetonan Club Is the event in the Cuh House llSsul
lyAn street. on the evening OF the 18th INST
Tho Young Mems Temperance Association No, .,
Frank deny, President had q large meeting Ia Co
operative Hall last evening. VIM. Bowes, E,q, ADJ
dressed the meeting. aud MIS- Carrie Lee Mts,hs
Wclch Koily, William Ryan. and Flynn lurnhhed tue
muse
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WORK FOR COLONEL B1KEH.
| Horrible Murder. by the Wyoming Savaaes
-MhaIe.nIc slauahI nr of Ihs WhiIes.

Horrible Murders by the Wyoming snvaaes
Wholesale slaughter of tn whiies.
Souru Pass CITr, April S.-On the morning OF
the sist ut. a son OF DR.. james Irwin. OF Atlantic
City, was attacked by about twenty-five Indians in
the outskirts OF Atlantic City. He was shot With
bullet and three arrows. After the attack, party
from Atlantic City went out TO look for prospecting
parties. They returned yesterday with the bodies OF
J Mcclure, A. Kellogg. 4. Fasberry W. c, Benning
ton and James II. Attic, which we're found In differ
emit places and horribly mu,iated Four more OF the
citizens OF Auantc City are stil missing and there
il no doubt but that two Of them have been killed, as
IA ey were near the trail OF tho Indians. - -
No stage due iete Yesterday at O'Clock i NJ
has not yet arrived, snd It is now believed that u
has been captured by the Indians. On posrJ lhe
seii and four guards OF the United States army
Frederick Humme passenger; William Ben
ham one OF the propretors OF the route: and W
A Kelley driver,
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SPANISH APRIL-FOOLING.
A FIrst-of-Aprii Movement of the spanish
Troops against the InsurGents-Goyen-

A FIrst-of-ApriI Movement of the spanish
Troops against the Insuraents-Goyen-
eche's story of n surrender.
HAVANA, April "a general movement of the
Spanish troops against the insurgents in the Central
Department has begun, Separate columns started
from Puerto Principe on the morning Of April 1;
another has marched from Puerto del Padre to at
tack the insurgents in the rear; and Count valma-
soda has advanced TO Canto.
Cen Goyeneche is in the mountains behind siban-
leu He says that 800 rebels have surrendered there,
aud he discovered and captured depot OF artillery.
which is supposed to be the only one the insurgents
possessed. and a number OF small arms. His prison.
ers that the insurgent forces are In state Of
dissolution.
Two powerful torpedoes were recently taken from
under the rails OF the Nuevias and Puerto Principe
Railroad where they had been placed for the purpose
OF blowing up passing trains
Forty Insurgents have been Killed in tile Hoguin
jurisdiction since the opening OF the campaign.
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LONG ISLAND.

East New York was inundated on Saturday.
The Brooklyn City Railroad is about TO build ex'
tensye stables ana car sneds the property adjoining
the Howard House, East New York
Capt Smith r. Lane. OF Bellport, sailed from
Baltimore TO New YORK on the 10Th Of February In
small sIoop OF 70 tons, heavily loaded with Oysters,
since which time he has not been heard Of HB vile,
child, and man were with him.
Tie Flushing and North Side Railroad have placed
on one OF their locomotives continuous ringing gong,
ns an experiment, which keeps up "an incessant
Cater by OF the machinery TINS relieves the
fireman from ringing the bell at crossings
Al the ratification meeting in New Lofts on sa,ur'
day night, the Democrats agreed TO support; super
VISOR Gil lam Schenck raI Collector, francls LanEtr
Jr; Justice OF the Peace, Patrick NnelonsI i2Mh
Clerk, G. r. Miller, Assessor John u, Smonlohi Coh
missioner OF Highways, william Williams,
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McKeever presiding, the following resolutions were
adopted without dissentin voice:


s,tssted By social orSsniss,cn calling itself suSden
Bsmoers.c e Il n fniend.Sipp %ssoolsion sompf.i1g
sres extent among s %s%ee p.src, and S'n''
Rasa'' D Tsd The ssd Hssociston he. puS;ssd the
y and ymssou. fGS .snSsr. @ upon political record and
fame q senator Dreamer nov thsreiors sn,on, q, IN.
.sd and shan, ,SsrS n9S s he
sssTsp, O. Sns or two pn o ssoocsi poUer
0ea, Ss.sr.d fSss tras nGn,oe q M
hs pscsc .O ySo ssossss @s E
ed or so well satisfied were me leader a. o ,ns sSt
Gs. had h Ss SaSn'' nS sS Gsp.s e
s shen ssy Z Hs
be the district nearly o
UpSp sspss ssndSss were the ed Democ
wfs Sss;d 4S.s srss snoa deserve. our
thanks, being tho "a nr,a psssee 80 With ali p.r
.: sss ~ sr
e essn a. ssfS Sors * tS' % he has
ESeise Law would have long since beer been rsHe.Sd sns
BY b. ABSENCES from his yses, IN Senate whom came
oPsSe PRs,opss, That we know hs ready sna willing %
sserss for . ss sSSd 81 cSs
Ire Tax SfSSc, that ali Republican commissions might
Be anSIAiiat$ ,,oo,a Of Senator cre.mer /,
Assembly ofihe state Of New York and ye have alwa,
IsSRd %S ad.y PHI psdSs snd sscon oR q:
wn. n. rwEEp's roRrr SEVENTH BiRrHDAr-Rx-
| UNION or ruE STABLE GANG
| A Jolly set gathered Yesterday In the stable o.
Geo W. Bait, ESQ, 20 Baysra street, In eommewo
| ration OF the Fortyeeventh birthusy OF Sranu ca
| chem VIM. N. Tweed. The stable gang, formed
some twenty-five years ago, is composed cf abont I
score OF schoomates who indulge In aitue jollinca
tion on the birthday Of each Of the members Regard
ess OF politics. each member votes, talks, and thnk'
as he pleases. The old warrior seemed more a
home IN the company OF the gang yesterday than "
any Of the Other associations which have endorsed
him. Among the gentlemen present were Polic,
| Commissioner Smith, Judres scott and shaniley
J. J. Jones. Alderman Cuddy, owen brennan, Dav,'
| Miller, and Daniel Berrien. large and curious!
wrought punch bowl. the work Of some Chine.
| artisans and the gin OF william Dolan and Capt.
| Ferguson now residents In China, was IN interest
ing memorial Of those old members OF the gang
| and was filled with the best Champagne punch whic
Sschem was heartily endorsed in many aowin
| bumper
The sun., 1870-04-04
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS
THE CORTES MAKING A CONSTIrU>
TION FOR PORTO RICO.

spain's Colonial Policy to be Uncba nred-
The Union Deputies Leaving tho Mpjor-
ity of the Cortcs TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Resistance TO Conscription.
MADRID, April 3.-In the Cortes yesterday,
sehor Moret, the new Colonial Minister, in reply to
question from a Unionist Deputy, said his policy in
regard to Colonial reforms would be the same as that
OF his predecessor. He expressed his disbelief In the
rumors OF disastrous events in Cuba; and discred.
tied the assertion that there was diplomatic ar
rangement between the United States and Great
Britain the Cuban question. motion to post
pone the consideration Of the new constitution for
the Colony OF Porto Rico defeated by O3 TO 1s.
The Untonist deputies quit the Chamber before the
vote was taken. There Is n very angry feeling man
Tested here In regard TO the new Conscrpton bill.
Trouble is apprehended.
The sun., 1870-04-04
BROOK l. iN.

The MeiropolitAn Railroad, running between the
Eastern District and Middle Village has been sold un'
der Judgments Of the Supreme CoIrl lOg t'jVOO'
As Dennis Ryan was eJectng Thomas Shear from
t har.roOn in Fiuh sc"t, wear Hoyt early Yesterday
morning tie ait.r alta, htd ill aud UT Ol pat ol
his Dose. Shear was u rested,
Andrew Flynn, who attempted to stab Inspector
Tooney of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad on Friday
night was committed to Jail for ten days by Justice
Walsh 10 answer for drunkenness
A referee appointed by the supreme Court has re-
poTted In favor OF granting absolute divorce to Eli
tsbeh Miller against her husband John Mil ler OF No
81 Hester street New York. who had married. her while
he had smother wife living.
Mr. Isaac Van Andcn, proprietor OF tho Brooklyn
El0Je will be one OF the new Police ComInssi ers
Tue second one has not been named There score
OF applicants for the position, Mayor kabnesch hal
the appolntng power, and Will be ex-oUcio member o
tho Board
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n ETv JERSEY.

Bishop odenheimer confirmed large class in the
House OF Prayer ritualistc in Newark last evening
Mr.. John r. Chilcoat, of Qi Green street, Newark,
~ tstRlv noisoned saturday by tncture OF aeon
ite. taken in mistake Tor elixir of fopium.
Mayor Ryle, OF Paterson, heads the movement for
the erection OF Pine Vapor Bath establishment on the
German plan, on the mountain overhanging the city
Hermann Doll Frcnchman. shot of the top OF
Ia head In the OF Stevens battery IN noboken, on
SATURDAY. disappointment IN love Is said to have led
to the suicide
IL was said on Saturday night that Mrs. Rose, in
Broad street Newark. shopkcepcr who had habitualy
taken arsenic to beauy her complexion, had taAen an
overdose, and WAS dying.
The Grst voting under the Fifteenth Amendmen
was done IN Perth Amhoy, N J whore Especial meeting
was called Thursday to ratlfy the new city charter
Iu voted,
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K.,Iv Leon, New BurIesquc,

"Ching Chow H." the new operate bur
iesque Of Kelly & Icons MINSTREL ia one of the
most original and smusing buresques ever put upon
the s,nge. II smncks OF oGenbuch, and is really a
burlesque on n burlesquo. The music Is excellent,
and the acting unsurpassed In negro minstrelsy.
There ia nothing In the opera that can offend the
most delicate tasie II should draw crowded houses
all summer Mr.. Kelly has secured a new boy TO
sing "Put Me In NY Little Bed" lie Ia said to be
n vast Improvement upon the original, who mys-
teriously disappeared with two woeks salary in his
pocket a month ago, In ADDITION 10 furdy, Kelly,
Leon Sam Price and others, q boy cloggst has
been engaged, who surpasses even Bobby Newcomb
In IA
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A REmARKABLE MANS FUNERAL.
funeral OF seth Boyden In Newark Yester-
dnY-Thc Lesson Of his Life.


dny-The Lesson OF his Life.
The Universalist Church in Fair street. New
ark, WAS filled to its utmost capacity yesterday
afternoon, on the occasion Of the funeral OF Seth
Boyden. The Rev. A. A. Thayer, editor OF the
Christidn Leader, OF New York, preached the ser
mon The memory OF Seth Boyden belongs to the
American people. The iron horse in every stroke OF
ia speed feels the touch Of his genius. Noble
minded Christians should not think that nnrn5stion
to certain forms interpretations OF Scripture is
unchristian. lie had high moral sonsibility, and
was deyout. After the tenediction the vast con
course passed In review before the body Then the
carriages were formed in line and proceeded to the
burial in Mt Pleasant Cemetery The leading man
ufacturers aud business men and prominent citizens
Joined in the last honors to tao great inventor, The
Beeyilie and Newark horse cars were astefully and
elaborately decorated in mourning The pail bearers
were Gov Marcus L. Ward, Obadiah Meeker,
Joseph Ward, John II. Phillips, Cyrus Currler, and
DAninl Conhlt.
The sun., 1870-04-04
NAPOLEON,S TRIBULATIONS.

The Emperor Planning Another Election
Farcc-Possibic RESIGNATION of Olivier
The Riot Of the Operatives at In Creuzot.
Paris, April IA parliamentary crisis Is al
hand. The Emperor desires to submit the new
order Of things to vote OF the people, and the Min
listers not willing to permit the discussion OF the
senatus Consultum by the Corps Legisatif Nothing
definite on these points is known now; but decara-
tons from the Cabinet are expected TO be made at
the opening OF the Chambers tomorrow. IL IL said
that Prime Minister Olivier will ask for vote OF
confidence. and II this Is refused he Will resign:
Prince Pierre Bonaparte is still In Paris. II Is said
that he will 70 TO Belgium
The riot among the iron operatives at La Creuzot
continues. On Friday the strikers became riotous,
and made every effort TO provoke collision with
the troops which had been stationed thore to pre-
serve order. The rioters attacked them and pelted
them with stones, and only the fotbearance OF tho
ofncers prevented o conflict
The sun., 1870-04-04
OBTTU4 RI.

Samuel W ~ Moore, old and prominent citi-
zen OF Rocrrster died on saturday night He had been
twice Mayor.
Mr. Samuel Newly who years ago retired from
business. died on Thursday aged seventytwo and Tss
buried on Saturday from the Church OF the Holy
Apostles Ninth avenue and Twentycghth street Mr..
Newhy mainly instrumental in establishing tho
Northwestern
The sun., 1870-04-04
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

in ALBANY Yesterday He ie from tae train and one Of
the cars ran over his head,
boy named Stenheimer, OF Port Jervis. on
TnursdAy aftaTI Don got on freight train and rode
far as Turnout In atemrng TO get on coal Train 10
return no clipped and fell under the WHEEL, which ran
tion necessary. He died on saturday
The night express west, which leit Port Jeryis
near Bingham on Saturday morning by brokeh truck
wheel under the engine The TOP, OF me roof OF the
psssengcr AcAibld Bpyea Of Florida, ORANGE county,
LndlK Inlured. lie was taken mono,
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Catholic Church Dedication.

The new and beautiful Catholic Church Of the
Epiphany on Second avenue and Twenty first street,
WAS dedicated yesterday by the Rev. DR. McGynn,
of St. Stephens Church, who was assisted by the
Rev. Messrs. Mcsweeney. Lougbran, Thos. 8. Pres
ton, Larkin. Mcclure. Healy, Grifin, and Bodash.
Father Preston preached the dedicatory sermon.
The choral service was admirably performed by Mr..
L. Dashan organist; Miss A. Weles, soprano; and
Mr. Ernani, tenor. Father A. L. Bentsell IL the pas
tor OF tho new church. In the evening the Right
Raw NJ o., onnor preached.
The sun., 1870-04-04
Personal INTELLIGESCE.


Gen. stoneman II In San Francisco.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte is exnected here by the
French steamer Vile de Paris, on Tuesday.
Mr. James Gordon Bennett, Jr sailed for Europe
Saturday to entor upon the great ocean yachtrace
The talented MIR. md Mrs. W. j. Florence leave
for Europe in steamer Scotia May lS They return
in August ulhl engagement NJ one OF our prnct.
pal theatres. producing new play by Tom Taylor.
Mis- Vienna Demorest the young and chsrming
daughter Of Nine DcmOrcst IA earning lanrels "a
steal composer, ste has written several polsM ana
schottschea which have received the commentator OF
Welknown musicians.