, 1872-12-18

mond Staten 1aland. He owned one Of t1e
fastest thg-boafa ii The ~harbor:: named sitter
q steam Yacht for himself and friends. BE
leaves widow and two children, aged s and 10.
His house at Staten Island has quite an
expanse of land. s1oping down to the
water. :nsad aa nlaypronnd for his
children. Swings and cymnastic appliances
vera there eracfed fnr hia daue}ter'R amuee-
ment. Bni1t on niles TTas wooden store house.
the upper story of which Was used an a billiard
and smoking room: It was most lnzqrionaly
The riyer, BeIow this waa q boat honse for his
famous yacht Bella. "
The quarrel originated in q dispute over debts
unsettled since Simmons and Duryea ceased to be
partners in the lottery business. Duryea started
an opposition scheme, and Simmons made war
hostility .Duryea went to Simmons office en-
tirely unarmed, and it is reasonable to suppose,
with no expectation Of ners11,al difficulty It ia
not true that either US intoxicated. =,
fro the: dasacfatsd PJessl
New YonK, Dec. 1.-The Board Of Emisra-
ton has now under its care nearly z, 400 italian
immigrants. who arc, almost or entirely degti-
tute Some 200 OF them went, yesterday, aa rail-
road laborers to Virginia; The capacity Of the
Amshouse on Wards Island is taxed to it's ut
most, but it is expected that majority Of those
cared for will be provided with employment BE-
fore the middle OF the winter; # the immigra-
ton continues, one project is to rent q large
warehouse and quarter the immigrants there.
It now transpirea that q large lumber Of Ital-
ian children are purchased from their parents
and broueht: to this. country to earn q living for
their owners BY begging and stealing. This
statement is made UPON authority that a regu-
Lar system Of traffic is carried on By specuIating
parties IN these poor children, and that agents
20 annually to certain sections in Italy, and, by
mnisrepregentations. Ri succeed in. procurine nun
bers Of the little ones, whose parents al home
arc given, the impression that they come to
IN
WEALTH. awaits: them. :.
L. The Committee appointed by the Italian meet-
inc. IN sunday. .vestardau took ,neasnrea for
hrgnene, ~ stats of 10 ,7est;tnta ;1nnigranta
~ na}a - asa n;obt eharoe
1ntt, roee+; ~; = so1 ~ daa{I, ~, -
hi atnva et447 ''.~ .., " N0@''A ~
At FleetWood Park. Yesterday. the grav mare
lane beat the hag eelding Tvrnon in : trot for
S951 n.sida. ee:o
%1St A. = n1eet;no NJ tha Jont conm;ttea NJ tha
,,otro1e,,r, ~ ~ afsa1 Ias+erda-
~ the n,,rnnso ~ Ga+f1;n. ++n17 ,,ss99;tv "a
800 ~ ~, ~ X ~ ta ~ ~
~ " ~ 1H na,,1t ns a9400A w 'oo
r;5na ~ r,nsto.JaI o.
GonEn;ttaa 1ada ra,eot+ wh;cb raa Tery 5on,.
e~-;1,1r ~ ~ 10 'res,,1t
q % WRch created d ~ very % excited id debate. The
sooA a,5a ~ N.anoa no-o Eonh,a,,
nes,e[oay Ga1ae Mersanees' ;ttaa rrSnsama9, a71;
4o5luetly W nan rtanc1sco, Ia1., co:tIo :tt ee
1eay clde BY shooting hmseh IN the mouth "'th re-
'o!9el' l..
At meeting OF the Board OF Emgratlon TO-
day, communication WAS Iecelyed IRON secre-
tary tish stasing that me unlsea states autnoI-
1tles N Italy hnd. been instructed to ADOPT meas
ures to prevent the repetition OF outrages upon
emigrants.
Inc annua! neetlng q the New YORK orancn
Of the American Colonization Society Was held
thIs m afternoon 'Ihe- receipts OF the year were
8!5go' ne wnoie 1rom tnls e1ase, ,ac 1saoP p
dent IN IN place OF f1of: morse, deceased. Tho
bon. !homas Y. olcott, OF Albany, wee fresl-
dent, ~ plaee OF 9ao hon. Erastus .CornI1ne,
deceased: Delegates we're appointed to attend
tho meeting Of the parent society, to be held in
The reported cause OF the dispute between
Simmons and Duryea, which led to the murder
Of the latter last night, was the failure OF Dur
yes to.pay slooog borrowed trom !a1 summons
found on the body Of Duryea.
In the trial Of Or. 1riah, to-day, several wit
nosses testified for the de1ence, among them
Mrs Brown, mother of Mrs, Anderson. She
testified that on one occasion 4lr. Anderson, de-
ceased requested his wife to get Some arsenic to
kill cats with. Tho arsenic was procured, and
used for this purpose.
Judge sedgw1ck, to-day, decided that Rose
laus," was insane, but not incu5ab1e, and she
WILL probably 90 lett IN the CUSTODY OF tho Keep
ers Of the asylum
commlas1oner osoorne, to-day, renamed
Dennis Noonan, the alleged ulsh torger' to
await reputation 6y the British authorities.
me ate N. IKE is 1ePofsea ePpo oao 70 have le1e
properly 60 me sa1ue OF So.ooo:ooo IN NeM 1prh,
New Jersey, Cinelnnat1, and u mlnes N oIan'
Ihomas d. NELSON, United States minister 70
Hotel before Marshal Mcspedon, was concluded