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The New York herald., 1870-03-26
TIE N0RWALK BOND ROBBERY.

Close OF tho Examination at the Tombs-ur.
O'keii Committed for Trial under Bail.
The examination OF Mr.. OXEN, exchange broker
Broadway, charged with the above robbery, was
taken yesterday before Justice Scott. The following
evidence was taken -
Mr.. Van Orten testified and said II nave been
cashier OF the Stuyyesant Bank since its organiza
ton three years ago have known Mr.. o'Rell
about years a broker his Office Is in the
neighborhood OF the bank; knew him first when
/ was In the East River Bank his ONCE was under
that bank; he began business with the bank when
he hired the ONCE; his transactions with the bank
were OF the usual KIND OF deposits; he kept an ac.
count with the Stuyvesant Bank, and Keeps one
there now; he mas taken loans from the bank on
government securities as coaerals; there was a
loan made TO MIN on The 18th OF November or
$4,000 bonds OF the United States: have recoec-
tlon OF the denomination or number OF these bonds
there was loan on The Sth or December. and
and that was for ST. 200 and Tor ive-twentes both
these parcels OF bonds we've sold at air. Okel's di.
rection.
Cross-examined-The bonds were folded up In the
usual way and handed me in an envelope found
them correct; sold the bonds subsequently TO Wnlte,
Morris Co.
Mr.. Imbrey, clerk OF White Morris 4 Co.. said
On the 18th OF December received parcel OF bonds
from runner or Stuyvesant Bank and examined
their numbers, and among them was the one pro-
duced here, 92,72o; the next time l saw the bond
was ut this court on Tuesday
Cross-examned by Mr.. Blunt-The bonds men,
toned In this complaint are the numbers | copied
from q ticket took from the spindle.
Mr.. Anthon said that he should not call any EVIL
dence for the defence and proceeded address the
Court urging dismissal OF the defendant alleging
that the evidence was not sufficient to the guilt
upon Mr.. O'kell.
Justice Scott said he should read over the evidence
again and give his decision on the adjournment OF
the court at three O'Clock AT that time Justice
Scott announced that he should commit Mr.. OXEN
to answer at the General Sessions, but would take
0ail In $4,000.
The needful bail was forthcoming ana Mr. O'Kell
left the court with his friends.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
YACHTING.
Tho International Yacht Races.


From Bells Life In London, March I2.l
The Cambria Is now In Ratsey's slips, will be
launched about the 18th inst and will be or Brigh-
ton on the 14th Of April preparatory to the races,
which are expected to take place between this vessel
and the American schooner SapphO. II Is under
stood Mr.. Douglas, the spirited owner OF the latter
vessel has not yet decided upon Mr.. Ashburys
propositions, which are stated to be three races
Round the Wight round Cherbourg and back, and
Eddystone ana back, with time allowances; or three
races over o triangular course, round the Nab and
Cares light, with steamer mOored twenty miles out
NJ sea Ia time race): or three races,
sixty miles dead to wtndward and back
lno timel; or three races round the
Wight mo timeA Every care has been taken in the
selection OF the navigation master to take the Cam
bria to New York on the Atm July. Mr.. Graves
n. r., Captain Sir James Anderson Captain Jud
kins, Captain Lott, OF the russia, Captain Ballan
tine, OF the Montreal line, have advised Mr. ASH
bury on the above appointment, and the selected
master Is one already well known IN Liverpool and
elsewhere for the remarkably rapid passages he has
made across the Atlantic IN command OF clipper
SHIPS. The Cambra's alterations this winter are
not numerous; her bulwarks have been raised and
more sheer given aud her bowsprlt more sheer;
additional large porthoes on each side TO rapidly
carry on heavy sea, and three four tons Of lead
ballast VIII comprise the material alterations.
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we are daterminsd 70 see this nght o0t. We are
support We win nght the matter to the end. Tho
young democracy are not about to cave IN, - some
suppose. They resolved 70 500 the ultimasum OF
this nght ana they won't be satisned unless u v
seen out
REPoRrER-What is the object Of your meeting
A0nday night Does it mean rovOluuonf
THE SHnRIFF-It simply means that the members
OF the General Committee intend TO ask from their
chairman an account OF his stewardship. II nls ex-
pianaton Is satisfactory we WAL retain nm; not,
why we'll shove him overheard and elect somebody
else.
RsroRrER-Does the young democracy feel strong
enough to do its
SHERIFF-Yes, sirl We are supported BY public opt
MON. We have declared policy. We want this city
governed by the people, aud they will soon have
cnance o. declaring VINO they desire 70 govern tnem
just walt Tor that declarat.0n Just see who II 70 the
peope want TO rule AFFAIRS this city, and you'll nnd
the young democracy are not without friends. But
you must excuse me. a. am In = hurry TO meet a
engagement Good day.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
THE ssnuRDERERs' BLoCKo PANEL HOUSE.
A Raid Yesterday Ngorning-Ciiizens Threat
eued.

A Raid Yesterday Morning-Ciiizens Threat
eued.
The HERALD has been first to expose the nightly
orgies that characterize Barnum's 'murderers
bock' and the Beecker street panel house. now
under the eyes OF the Central once officials and
Captain Walsh. For time 1t became improved.
Captain Walsh put Policeman on guard IN front OF
the house, and sign was put out as blind, This
house to let.n The business. however. nourished,
and rural agricuturists visiting the city were taken
IN and victnized
Yesterday morning, at two O'Clock. some OF the
Central Ohce reporters, In passing through Bleecker
street, saw three policemen endeayoring to gain an
entrance. They stopped, when the Policemen
ordered them to move on and threatened to compel
that the cause OF the excitement was that a ran
was beaten out OF large sum and went there with
the officers to get IL returned; but t
was not learned whether he was success
ful IL Is probable he was, as no arrests were
reported N this connection IL may be stated
that Counsellor Howe IN the case of the panel thief
Lizzie Johnston, or the Fourteenth ward stated at
the Tombs that captain OF police is receiving $500
per month from panel houses. AS good citizen he
should report the Iacts TO the Police Commissioners
~ does not speak well for the vigilance VI Captain
Walsh, VINO Is one OF the best captains In the CITY,
that his precinct ~ as noted for panel rObberies as
Is tue Twenty where no efforts are made 10
suppress them. Last night GeorQie Allen Bidde 4
Co. were running the Bieecker street den heavily
Notwithstanding Inspector Diksi office Is WITHIN
stones throw OF IT.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
CUBA.

successful Landing or an Expedition Near
Nuevitas-Hard Fighting Near Mauati-The
Spaniards Beaten-Cholera.
HAVANA, March %.
Via KEY WEST, March rs, 1870.
Advlces from Nuevitas up to the 20th inst. state
thar fllibusters had effected landing near Nuevas
Grandes. Troops were telegrapned for from Puerto
Principe They arrived at Nuevitas ON the 10th and
were Immediately started In pursuit of the invaders
Two gunboats had sailed for Nuevas Grandes to
cut of tue retreat by sea II any was attemp ted.
Hard lighting was reported near the town OF
Manat. No details had been received The troops
must nave lost heavily as the Spanlards at Neuvi tas
seemed much depressed.
Cholera prevails TO q serious extent at San Miguel
and Baga.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

Mr. 0BNHr again attempted to Introduce bill "a proveat
fraudulsut voting
Mr. BRADLny objeoted
BILL INrUODUOsD.
bynr PAEKnR-To the Associated Hotel Com.
pany In New York.
BILLS PAssKD.
Incorporating The Manhattan MARKET Company OF New
York amending the charter OF hs Beshoven Manerchor OF
New York authorizing the New York Life nd
Irust y4mpAny % pay over certain money. 20 the wAds
Trust COMPANY TO continue force relating TO the
pay OF Stale prison 01lcials.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. PARKRR Introduced resolution that the Legislature
adjourn d. the 18th of April twelve o'clock noOn
Laid on the table under the rule.
Mr. LORD Introduced resolution 10 adjourn sp4 the
9Th day Of April Tabled -
rHn NEW Y0RK CITY Arp COUNTY BILL
NJ HORTON moved that tho bill consolidating city and
county government Of New York aboshng the hoard
o. DO made special order for Thursday Lost
The Senate then adjourned Till Monday evening haipas
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

Opinions of the GENTLE Press ON the Po.
Iygamy Bill.
SALT LAKE, March 25, 1870
The Daily Telegraph Gentle paper) says In regard
to the Cullom Polygamy bill that 1t agrees with the
Sun and other journals that the better way for Con.
gress to deal with Utah is to admit her as State,
and let the high civilization religious teaching
noble example and Christian argument OF the mil
hons OF the republic lead the thousands Of Utah 10
higher moral plane, II they can
Brigham Young and his party OF travelling COM
panions arrived Mt st. George last night on their
way back to this city, which they will reach about
April "a.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
ITALY

City TumuIt and Riot-Fatal Action with the
Troops.
FLORENCE, March 25 1870.
Tumults have taken place in ,Pava, In which the
military and citizens came In conflict and some
persons were shot on botn sides.
In Parliament last night Signor Lauza confirmed
the reports OF bloodshed and said the government
would do all In It's power prevent the recurrence
OF such lamentable events
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
ILLINOIS.

ness Men on the Funding Bill.
CHICAGO. March 25 1870.
The national banks and private bankers or this
city, constituting the clearing house associations
in connection with the representatives OF the several
banking institutions In other parts Of the West,
to-day held meeting TO consider the so-caed Fund
ing Dill, now pending in the House, AfLer an inter-
change OF views, memorial TO Congress was
adopted strongly protesting against the passage OF
OF the Funding bill, as measure fraught with
danger to all the business interests or the country
and productive or wide and general disaster.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE,
SENATE.

=. RRPoRrA
ground Railway bal. ~
BY Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING tho law relative 10 ras com
pAnfes collecting rents meters.
BY Mr. LoRDro abolish ogIce and of
Onondaga salt springs.
MI. KENNEDY dlsseuted
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
IRELAND.

The Emigrant Rush to America.
LONDON, March rs, 1870. .
Accounts from the principal ports OF ireland show
tnat emigration to the United states has reopened
this season with great vigor.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
AFRICA.

The LiberIan Governmcnt at War.
s H PARIS, March 25, 1870.
Late advices from Liberia to the effect that the
government Is prosecuting an active warfare against
the neighbOring natives.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
RUSSIA.

Cholera in st. Petersburg.
LONDON. March rs. 1870
The cholera has reappeared In st. Petersburg.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
Two Children Killed by a Boiler Explosion.

Two Children Killed by a Boiler Explosion.
Oil CRY, Pa, March 25, 1870.
This afternoon the boiler Of the engine at Nc
Cuens well exploded, throwing the dome across the
creek into building. TWO SONS OF William Stewart
were hdr-the younger seriously that his recovery
IS doubtful. Several other persons were stunned by
the conclusion.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

A Stubborn Cough, Tnnt VIII Not Yield to
ordinary remedies. bs thoroughly by JAYNB'S
EAPECrORAN1 amos effective medicine In all bronchial
aud punona ry disorders. Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
OHIO.

The Great Cincinnati W4iiskoy Case Decided
for the Government-Suit Against n National
Bank.
CINCINNATI, March Is 1870.
The jury In the great Coffee whiskey case rem.
uered q verdict to-day Tor the government for
s2as,6so. motion was Immediately made by the
defence for new trial.
The County Commissioners OF Butler county, Ohio
commenced suit to-day against the First National
Bank OF Hamilton, for the recovery OF money al
legged 10 have been used from the County Treasury,
amounting with interest, 70 tS7,Sos.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
A.-Thc EirI,t Wnnders.-Tn I'M,

A.-The Eight Wondcrs.-TO the Seven Won
ders Of the world eighth has been sddsd 1t Ia fluid
without bad small sediment or color that changes tho gray
os hair 70 its Youthful shade from lve
This prodigy Of the age Ia PHALONS vArALIA OR SAL.
VATfON FOR THE HAIR. sold by all druggists fancy
dea lers
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

A.-rer Black Worms and Pimpies on the
face use PERRY's C0NEDONE AND PIMpLE REMEDY.
sold by all druggists Depot ~ Bond street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
FATAL EXPLOSIONS.

Workman Killed by the Explosion OF n Blast.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, March 25, 1870.
Edward James, a workman on the Air Line Rail-
road at East Hampton, was killed on Thursday by
the premature explosion OF blast, which sent him
fifty feet in the air. Two other w0rkmen were in.
jured, probably fatally.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

Spring Oversnck, Melton Cloth, 316-
others, $50 scotch, $40; brown Melton Suits 3ss
CLARKE, ia william street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

For Throat Discnses and Affections Of tho
chest, BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES. Cough Loxen-.
ges OF great value In coughs or the throat
caused by cold unusual exerton OF the organs
speaking ia public gng, they produce tho
hcal results The Troches have proved their efficacy.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
rks mt Wilmington, Delaware,
Blown Up.

WILMINGTON, MARCH %, 1870.
A graining mill at the Dupont Powder Works cx-
poded at two O'Clock this afternoon, killing Darby
McAleer. Loss about So, 900.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

Lace Cnrtnins.-New styles, 1870. Iprpor-
ons now ready At the curtain store, No MI RroAdway
G. L. 4 j. b. kelly & co.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

Crista d0ro's CnriynIled Hair Dye.-SoId
and applied at bis wig and scalp factory No A.or House
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

ssDnvid's,, Spring styles Of (:cniiemen,s
Hats. saesroom, 2ssS Broadway near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

Another Giant Stride has been made In
chemical science. PHALONS vIrALIA, OR SALIVA
TI0N FOR THE HAIR. ts an astonishing Improvement
m lor rssorng tne natma coor o. gray hair
failing, sediment Sold by ali drugeists
md goods dealers.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

BRtcheIOr's Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world The only perfect dye harmless, RELIABLE
neous. street,
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

BaiiOu,s "Ncw YOkeo shirts Made to Order
OF New York Mills al $S6 per DOZEN hand made 2S
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Paid in Gold.
shed The highest for pouboous
aud all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR A CO.. Bankers, 16 all street. N. T.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

At Lnsf.-Slccp and Relief for Every body.
PAINE's TRUE CHLORAL sOoTHER rs cents. Depot b8
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
GERMANY.

Agitation Against the Army Ceuscriptiou.
BERLIN, March 25, 1870.
The agitation against the military draft and con-
scrption service laws Is extending to the States OF
South Germany. The subject Is engaging the serious
xrtcntion OF those governments
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

Diabetes, Dinbetes.-C0nstifnsi0n Water is a
certain cure IT, Depot s6 CHI street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

Rheumatism, ScrOfua, &c.-Sec Extraordt.
nary of HYATT's LIFE BALsAN, on eighth page.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

Spring styles Of Gents Dress Hats
ready Q. r. RHODES, $50 Broadway, sscoad door
below Elphtsepth street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

KNOX and the Equinox are vividIy and
vigorously Manifest a consistent with and tho
requirements Of metropolitan and gentee mankind generally
Knox has been the head OF fashion,
but since he became famous splendid spsc
mems OF Hats been offered the public those
hbition at his headquarters, 2l2 Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
TKLNGRAPHIC NEWS
E r OM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Prince Pierre BOnaparte's Trial and
Preparation for Defence.
italian City Riot and Fatal Col
lisiOn With the Troops.
FRANCE.

rrines Piorre Bonaparto's Trial-Argument
for the Prosecution.
3A ga# TOURS, March rs, 1870.
In the HigA Court OF Justice to-day NJ Froquet for
the prosecution, concluded his speech.
n. Laurier, also tor the prosecution, followed with
m argument which occupied the entire session. He
compared Victor Nolr with Prince Bonaparte, and
described the latter in terms OF scathng severity.
TIE PRISONER DEEPLY EXCITED.
The excitement Of the accused at times became
uncomfortable, and caused him to interrupt and
angrlly reply to the counsel.
JUDICIAL MODERATION.
The Court imperatively insisted that M. Laurier
should address the prisoner less bitterly.
This was 0ppauded by the audience who gave
unml6takable signs 0l favor for the Prince.
IN tine concluding portion OF his speech M. Laurier
made some political illusions, which were received
with marks OF disapproval BY the spectators
THE DEFENCE.
The counsel for the defence will address the Jury
tomorrow. '
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

Hnfs.-Spriuu styles,
For gentlemen, boys and youths
WAkNOCk CO, bl9 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

Iaughter.-Essny For Young Men On
the and abuses which destroy the manly powers and
shorten me- with help for the errng and unfortunate sent
charge IN sealed letter envelopes Address
ASSOCIATION, box II Philadelphia Pa
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
DOust Like II.

LONDON, March 25, 1870.
The London Times today has an editorial article
on tho proposed ship canal across the lsthmus of
Darien. Looking 1t the surveys lately concluded,
Inc Times doubts whether the practical value or
she work wiz even be sufficient TO cover the cost.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

Inventors who Wish Advice How TO Taiso
out Patents should consult with MUM Co. 81 PARK row
n. T., and send for their instruction book
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

Tho iiissiye from Rome.
PARIS, Marches, 1870.
The Constituttonne says that the Pope's answer to
NJ Daru has been received, but the contents have
not YET been made known to the public.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
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ROME.

Exoieeussnt In the Rca@eaical OOuucil-Aa In.
lspsudsnt Bishop fasulseA.
ROns, March Is. 1870. via London.
In the Ecumenicai Council Bishop strosszaer
moved that the entire concurrence OF the epscopste
be necessary for the definition Of an article OF fatt
Tne motion caused extraordinary excitement and
met with violent opposition. 1t u reported that che
bishop was insulted, driven from the tribune ana
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
The stea mship City Of Boston.

LIVERPOOL, March %, 1870.
The belief prevails here that The steamship City OF
Boston has sunk In consequence Of collision with an
iceberg.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
A Word for a. Old Allied Race.


The London Times to-day severely criticises Gen.
sral Shcrdan's late campaigns against the Indians
Tho 7Srnss thinks q firm vet kindly compulslon
might save the Indian race from extlrpation.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

TIE Espcnscheid Dress Hat for the Spring
Of 1870 just ntrosuced entirely In style and general
appearance, ghncss and beauty OF nnish far
ali former efforts Gentlemen are invited TO view this
superb gem OF tho ESPENSCHElD, manufacturer
OF gents hats No. 118 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

EIcctfIc COmmunicnffOn Win Amer1ca.
LIVERPOOL, March IS, 1870.
the merchants Of TINS city, patrons Of the Atlantic
cable have united in protest against the system
which requires all messages for America to be nrss
sent to London.
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
THE STATE CAPITAL,
xhe War OF the Factions hot
Vet 1nded.

Tho Evidences Of Peace Again Dispslled-wordy
Warning in the Senate and Assembly
Charges and Counter Charges : The
Tiger Bound to Fall on His
Feet-Nitchel and Mooney
on the Turf
The New York herald., 1870-03-26
shipwrsck ON Disastrous Shore.

LUNDUN, MHICH IoIU.
The ship Germania, in the West India trade, last
from Haytan port for Hamburg, wss totally lost
on the Goodwin Sands, or the Kentisd coast yester.
hav
The New York herald., 1870-03-26

The $50. K.o soup IL Generally Acknow-
lodged thu best Ia JAMES PYIs Manufacturer. sold
w Krocsrs evslywAslG -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-01-06
TRYING TO HEAR.
Library Association,

The regular January meeting of the
Library Association was held in the
School House, last Monday evening
pursuant to notice. The attendance
was very meagrc, only .ew above a
legal quorum. But little business was
transacted, beyond the election OF a
Secretary to fill vacancy caused by res
ignaton OF J. b. Sweet. NJ B. G.. True
is the new Secretary The Executive
Committee was instructed to make a
special effort to raise money enough to
pay off the Indebtedness OF the Associ-
alton.
This Public Library is a matter IN
which the people ought to take more
interest; especially should the stock
holders take an interest therein. Ev-
cry town of this size should support Il
good circulating library, which shall
not only contain standard works, but
should also be continually growing by
the addition OF new works Of popular
interest, and worth. Our library needs
increasing and we hope the Executive
Committee will do something to add
to its value.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-01-06
What Say You.

Many Of our subscribers, or others
would doubtless be glad to obtain one
or more magazines or papers, without
paying out money therefor. To all
such AS are willing to pay for any Of
these magazines or papers By cork, We
make this proposition:
To any person who will send us the
names of eight new subscribers and
sixteen dollars, we will send either the
Atlantic Monthly, Hearth and Home,
or either OF Harpcr's Publications, as
may be selected.
TO any one who will send us the
names OF six subscribers and twelve
dollars, we will send either Our Young
Felix's, chronological Journal Pack.
ards Monthly, Iowa Homestead, West
ern Rural, Prairie Farmer, or Toledo
Blade, as may be selected. ;.
To any one who will send us the
names of four subscribers, and eight
dollars, we will send either the West
crn Stock journal. Chicago Evening
Post (Weckly), or Des Moines Week
~ Bulletin.