, 1873-01-03
NEW YORK..

NEW YORK.
A Malicious Story-Personn1--ArrI
OF 1880 InmiErnnts--The stokes
Observation-Disclosures LOcni Tesv~.
Sp-eta! 2..:Jatea to The Chicago Ttibune.
New YoEH, Jan 2--The Brooklyn Union,
Which ia mouthpiece Of Sam Sinclair, has .
long story tonight, about tho Tribune, statirg
that Jay Gould supplied Whitelaw Reid with
funds to buy it back from Orion; aud that Joe
Howard, backed By Tweed, also tried to pur-
chase it from 0rton, and came near enchreing
Reid. The Unton proceeds to give the figures
OF the immense falling on in the Tribune's sub
scriptions- The article il plainly inspired by
malice, and the story is pronounced hy good al-
thority fable throughout
H. r. Stewart has rendered the Globe Theatre,
Broadway, near Elizabeth street, to Auguatin
DAILY, who will retit it Immediately, and open
Jan. 90, with his Fifth Avenue Theatre Com
pany. The company, in tho zaaantirao. wiu
Mr. y. &. Hurlbert. Of the World editorial
staif, has departed on = tour through Central
and South America, during which be will write
descriptive letteru to his paper, and series OF
article. for Harpsr's Magc<ine-
The cost Of e1huning the victims OF the Cen
tre street fire foots up $3.50, all OF which was
contributed br private individuals. The Coroner
promises to have the money officially returned
10 the QCQQfB.
(Tothe As'oeated hrtts1
New YORK, Jan. 2.-Somo 1900 immigrants
krriFed at Castle Garden yesterday, numbeE
quite unprecedented for this inclement season..
The Germans and Italians arc generally reported
as having suffered intensely throughout their
voyage tzom the effects Of cold and poor treat
ment.
VIM. Taylor, OF Philadelphis, M aged man,
who served 10 years in tha United States Navy,
and is NOW pensioner, WAS arrested Last even~
ing for alleged drunkenness: The officer who
took him into custody brutally dubbed him. The
policeman was held for a1sault.
In the Stokes c3so to-day Fanny Turner testi-
fed 70 lady picking up the pistol On the ataisa,
at the time Of the murder: The:pistol Was given
to gentleman. The testimony OF Miss Turner
as to the finding Of the pistol WAS not elected On
tho former trial The FIJI who vas ;s fotns:l s;ay
Fisk used to visit, WAS rigidly cross-e1amined-
After tho examination Of ono or two more wit
| neases, the case for tile defence closed. Recess.
After recess testimony for rebutta1 was submit
ted. Captain Birnes testified that Henry D.
Corlcy swore the pistol found was ai1-chambcr;
that he told witncss the evening Of the homicide
that it was fou1-shooter, and that he positively
! identified Stokes pistol now In Court, a, tug
that be nerer knav Fisk carried pistol Philip
Farley testidsd that he soon after tho
| shooting, and saw no pistol Tho testimony
| Of Thos. Hart, taken before the Coroner, WIS
offered, the object being to show the motives by
his testimony. which could not DO opornted al
| that time, ~ he could not then hare been sup
posed to have been approached, but the Judga
excluded the testimony. The defenca then put
washed for the Morse family in Docembor. sho
saw Fisk st the Grand Central Hotel. He WAS
was sitting On sofa with tho Morse girls sho
aaw Fisk jump of the sofa, and strike his hand
putting his hand toward tho rear pocket Of his
pants. Townsend offered to provo by witness
that Fisk, on the occasion refe11ed to. said ha
would kill Stokes and ruin him; that Misc
looming up before you?" aud that Fisk sa-
awered: tsThe galows will not be built in Mem
York to hang Jim Fisk" Judge Boarinan CT
cluded the testimony.
he stood, IS to whether, while in company NTH
Louis Morelle, he ever threatened to kill Fisk,
and he answered in the negative The prosecn-
ton then called Louis Morele, and offered to
tempt as cur and coward; bad frequently
threatened to shoot him had taken Moreue to
meet him at hotels aud shoot him; had fire.
quently importuned him to shoot Fisk, and once
vas going 70 shoot Fisk With bis own 1 bands 50
was excluded. The Court adjourned.
Tho search for the bodies in the ruins Of :ho
Centre street printing house terminated to-day
by the nnearthing OF tho romans OF tho boy
remained Of tho body EaTe tho trunk.
beyond % identiaeation. It vas necessary
to eaw on some beams in which the renonina
ed 80 firmly into the tlesh Ae to cling to it be-
yond the possibility Of removing otherwise. Tho
f1esh on the back MAS slightly burned. Tho ro-
mains ware found About r}x foet from the bodies
Of the dye othe: victims, qnoerthed Yesterday:
to his late homo, No. 164 Broome street,
and will probably be buried Tomorrow.
Tho bodies OF tho Ben sisters wil be buried in
Greenwood, and those Of the othsz victims IN
that there arc etifl two girls uaissing, Archer
Il Anderson state that, according to the report
Of their foreman, the list ia now complete, and
consequently the men, having achieved their OBJ
tect, have stopped working
Governor Dix has assigned the Hon. Noah
D4yis to tho Supreme Court, General Term, Sew
York City.
charges tbs Into District Attorney with neglect
ing to bring to trial forty landlords OF sailora'
boarding houses, who had been indlcte9 Tor re-
fnhing to take ont license under tho htate law.
The Chamber resolved to lay the matter before
the new District Attorney.
Cha. Moore, em38rant sTindler, was hailed
to-day in 81, 600 to await second t1ial
The dvo-htory paper warehouse, VanEruntan
Tuesday night. appears to bare been erected in
direct 7iolAtion OF the building law, and Has d
dangerous shell
Tie Brooklyn Commissioners Of Charities a1o
considering proposition Tor the employment Of
pAuper 1aborors for tie benefit OF the county.
Pardon Of a Counturfcftcr.
PrrrBBuaaH, Jan 2.-lhos. King, convicted
in 1867 OF manufacturing counterfeit money.
and sentenced to IS Joaza' imprisonment in tho
Wosteru PenitontiaEy, was p.5donsd this morn
icx by tbs President, in consideration OF reve1a-
tinna hy him bv which the countarfeit riatea