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New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
THE UNWILLING OF JACKsoYs STATUE.
THE COIORED MILITIA TO PARhpf-GFN. HEiH
SHARPLY SILENCEs THOSE WHO OBJECT To IT.
HIS PROCLAMATION.

THE COIORED MILITIA TO PARhpf-GFN. HEih
SHARPLY SILENCEs THOSE WHO OBJECT TO IT
HIS PROCLAMA1IoN.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TnT TRInUSrl
RICHMOND Va, Oct. 24.-The report has
gone abroad and has gained crcdcEce mere, that
riot between white aud coorcd people likely to take
place this week consequence Of the authorities grant
ing pcrmssion 20 culored militia 10 take part IN the
exercises at the uuyeng of Foeys statue of stonewa
Jackson Cen Heth, Marshal Of the Day, has issucd "a
circular. addressed 10 the people of Richmond which
eifrctuaIly dispo,es OF the subject He says:
l. Jacksons fame small that everybody cannot do 1t
honor and 70 back out and let the coorcd people
Guido and eclpse as IN hon4ilpS " our nero oil, & -, &
procession The noble Of CEN Lee VIII take part IN
H. our Governor and ex-Goyrrnors our Junsrs ol 'e m
distinSnished men of other states, viii all Join in IT,
Ious,nds of those Who have often barred their b0soms
to sacn and shot and bayonels on the Dallie-
Who followed stonewali Jackson who were With him in
his last great battle. and were ny ms size WNeh ne %
al those say that tins right; and say hat those Who
took no part with him in his grand career, those WI"
did not follow him. and those children whom ne ana hI-
followers protected have 10 right 10 Object Inc pro
ssi0n s good enough for all the hattescarrcd warriors
ami veterans have named. and they are proudo FORM
paI1 IT, Now az, vino l. It tHt - too Sood 10 JON
those in that procession, and VINO ~ u ina! VIII con
slider himself contaminated ny following wnere '',H
Joseph h. Johnston lcadsf Let tArc pe an chd Oh ils
talk about the hOnUrs to he PAID 10 jackson on lhc
26,h by the colored people do IN my soul
respect them. and applaud thelh iof me way
they have behaved thcmaelyes in this matter /
an glad know that not one IN hundred differs W. ne
these views have no woid oI ul~e'ltct or uhhlh'-
mes Tor those who do So differ but sure they haye
not reflected maturcy. / am confident they VIII a.!
rneeriuv and heartily unite with IL II all important
tat we stall be entirely harmonious Bad men and enc
mics of ours would De- very glad 70 disagree They
would ne especially glad To see any 0f u.s. even siiSe
man of us yet angry and quarrel OccasOn.
Bt that am sure are TOO sensible and too patriotic
10 do.
Two companies of coored militia Joined in the process
sion which to-day followed the remains Of the late Gen
Pickett to the grave and their appearance was heartily
approved by the white militia and citizen generally IL
Is thought that largest gathering OF eSConfcderatcs
since the war Will DO in Richmond Tuesday next,
when the jackson statue will be Wnyailed.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
RECORDER HICKETTS RECORD.
A JrRYM,y's OPINION OF HIS .pxrr

A JCRYM,N's OPINION OF HIS sRNTrNCrs.
To IRE Editor Of The TTtbHBe
SIR: know nothing of the merits Of other can
didates for the office of Recorder but ] commend
your opposition To the reelection Of Recorder Hack
ett IL my fortune to be jurynan in his court,
and felt personally outraged by the parody upon
justice which witnessed there. saw the poor. Ig-
norant and frendie-s prisoner sentenced for long
term with a great flourish of indignation at his
crime which at the worst had harmed no one. while
the intelligent, aud therefore more responsible
criminal who had friends. and whose crime wa- real
was dismissed without even n reprlmand. cannot
see why. either on the ground OF personal character
or official integrity John X. Hackett should longer
occupy his seat upon the Bench. | believe that by
his gross injustice he has increased crime very much
more than by his loud pretcnsOns and severe ~ci-
fences he has diminished it. H.
Nelr York. Oct. %, 1873.
The writer of the above il an h0EOred member OF
one of the oldest and most influential Ncw-York
families. and has long been opposed to Tammany.-
Ed1
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET

HAVANA Oct 90 sugar Despite The duness which
vailed eing NJ the kr large bust+s las M
transacted unchanged prices Nos. 10 10 II D. = - .G
A. MDIs~ss ~uggr~. Nos. = to ld, lO'iG
II Concentrated sugars. far 10 good qualify Sc9
r,al. MuscOyadO Susai To far l2e2 reals do
fair good refining. 2r is reals Centrifugal sugar Nos
M to H. boxes l. ij do, in hls. l6d b =
warehouse Havana and MaanZas l-,pOn
boxes and ecepts of the week Zoo boxes and
- Lbls. exports II tho week. 900 boxes and II bids
which 1000 boxes AMI all the hogsheads went Ia the United
~tac- Butter <IjN<eJ quinal for American. Flour 50
-, 20 n ,b for American Hams SjS0 s63 y quiutal
American sugar Cur,d. Lar kegs SiH jO0-Jr = qnnta
p,fato,s Ell 5uVtg 80 - NIL WaN-NrlOw, Sli0fli 30
I, arroba onions slOosO 50 T. bhl for American. Nava
Store. Coal on, til. steady AT reals gallon
EMMY IIngsheai- - 7jc - 20. Lumber nominal one
cargo White snd fS In gold - VI. Pitch Pine Il, IN
inaIiv price. reals. sugar
Iotsh ads reals: Moa~~es Hogshrad. % reals Whlte
M Beans 2Sl,a2g 3 arropa. Chewing IObacco
s62 q qunia Corn, l3dl3I rca.s q drfpDh Hoops
nominal ionr shaved ti2ndtl"j p NJ Frc ghts steady
in demand Tor the United states
TolnL u Havana Falmouth ORDER 42 sd I0hncco
active much demand FLrop-. Exchange unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
H0yoRS TO CONFEDERATE DEAD.

THE FUNERAL OF GEN. PICKETT.
RiCHNOND's PEOPLE ALL N THE STREETS -Tht
COLORED MILITARY JOIN THE PRoCEsslON-GHE
LINE 4 MILF AND A HALF LONG.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 81. The remains OF
Gen George f. Pickett Norfolk, reached TINS city
yesterday ut noon. committee from Petersburg ana
Richmond received them The body lay in state ~ tc
Capitol yesterday and this morning. The funeral TOOK
place this afternoon The demonstration was worthy OF
tne gallant soldier Neatly the entire populace OF Rch-
mond together with thousands OF visitors nom
other points. we're in the streets In many cases
the streets wcro so crowded that the movements
of the procession greatly impeded. Many private
houses drapcd morning, and n1gs were ~ man
mast. The procession composed OF the Isl VII
GINA Re giment acting escort the corps OF cauts
from the Virginia Military lnstitute the h0nticiio
Guard from Cnaroteyile Atucks Guard colored the
old lst Virginia Regiment, the Association W Veterans
OF the Army OF Northern virginia. The Richmond
and Petershurg Communicates of Knights Iemplar7'
the state and city executive officers the relh-
tyes and friends N the deceased. ana many
prominent Virgnians in carriages, together with ions
train OF private vehicles the eutre line beng nearly
mile ana "A half in length. The remains ~erc conveyed
70 Hollywood Cemetery, where they were buTlru WIN
appropriate ccremunics II is estimated mat MOI iess
than 4OOU0 people witnessed the procession uhd tAat
there were about 1000 IN hue
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
pfSSFNGFRS NfILFD.

FOR BREMES-In sfeqBship Haid. Oct. 23.-Fr. Rose.
Mn, Fr Rose child. f. W Kohn. Inspector Heinrich
BARRELS n. ". Oorhou and two children Charles A.
AIberti Charles \ Albrrt, Grant ThOrhTn ir. MIS-
Grant 1horburn H. Mis-, ih' buln ". BOrncmann
Hsrou du JaIn Sattlcr ID. Scimriueycr Charles
- pispenbriue Hugo -chsahauer. Peel Jacg.f Mis-. Pc
gtr and three children Miss Josepha III, hautk M-
B.rna FIanke MI a DictZ. Dr. J. Mayer Mr A. Frr~cA
Miss uis- Frrdeck. Berggern, Charles r. B-,op. Mr-
Charles bishup. - -
Rev Robert Laird Collier d. D. MT AMI ,,1s = scott
M = Bella scott Miss L. scott Nsslrr George scott ami
Ma- er Hcmenway. IT,. am, maid. Harold smith. Franz
smith. Rowland W Lewis NJ and MI, J. Hudson infant and
y CARPENTER J1..c~ T. Butter Mrs J. W. Redwood
mad. Alexander 60 site James Armstrong y = Plant
James f. NOodN charles klmnrt. : bugs Ale Nindrf
Ear W. NJ. Dunn. Mr. aud Mrs T. VI Jackson. J. Me
Giveray Clarlrs Rycfoit J. 4. sherman O. Armstrong
Ns.re T. Fat Mr and Mr.. Walter talsati- lr.
o. J. n -,inis G. Harrington Capt Howe- r.. - simpson,
J. h Di. Bruce PerblfS MI ald Mr- -aIut MT
&. ]. Rowe. MI. and Mrs H. H. Lerkirr John
smith and nTs. G. L. chmnOr. M and MIS- Nhtrh0rnr
L. TIRE A AckrDyd, Francis smith, John Campbell James
Passed. Edward Perkins 4. g. Perkins, Jal. T. Lee VIM. H.
Anderson John Fuster Mr aLd MIS-. +. d. Ludngton. g.
Anauces hamilton -niti', WIH. Ddeh II, ". ~ Brock
ID Pearson W A. Carroll Dr ". a. koss Nr. sulliyaa NJ
Poppruhrmer Joseph Bctkc G. A. Audr1Ns Miss - H. An
drsws MI Mrs. h. \. LNlng-'sn. Miss 4 Livingston
Miss r. Livingston. Master ". IiyingsOa MastT Walter
Livingston MTs 1. Frrrls- Bliss NJ tonrn Miss lic Ton
ron A. Morton John Bai. siIs 4. Brar Mrs. L..
Ntzhugh, McSOrey. CHRISTOPHER storey. r. ". Har
Tod. D. " atthUrn. Mrs g. G. Morgan, Miss Linda Lash j.
4. -iii Miss n. Livingston
FOR LIV VEKIOOI.1f IN steamship The Qsesn. oct 23.-T
n B Suvin-nn Warner and child. W Blauco,
william Evans James -pythc Mss D-itn Burke. Dr. " J.
Wilson Mrs Wilson and child, A. q. Walpolr.
FlR LIN kHPpOL-fH stednship tffs ~ 'h>HsT. oct -
-r ph Heron, Miss Anne Farmer ". knight Mr.. ".
knigt John ". rmson, Mr Melhado, Robert McDeyttI
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
THE BURIAL OF FREDERIC HUDSON.

CONCORD, n. H., Oct. 2i.-1he funeral Of
Frederic Hudson took place here to-day from the Family
mansion on Mainst. There a large attendance Of
those who had formerly been associated With Sir Hudson
professionally, and Others. The Nc'c-York Herdd of
which Journal Mr.. Hudson the first managing editor
represented by nine men, while the leading daies
Of Boston also representative Among those present
the Hon L. lockwood Hoar, Ralph Waldo Emerson
y. p. Banks, A. Br Acot, William MunrOe lfoun
der Of the Public Library at Concord, Frank Banboon
W ". Wheiiden. and the Hon. Geo. Brooks. They had
the direction OF the funeral. The remains, ar
raycd in white, rested in "A plain caskct of black
walnut free from any OfnaInentat0n other than the
silver handles. There entire absence OF nnWciN
and music part Of the service. The services
conducted by the Rev. Henry " Giou Of the Co
grcgatiunal Church which Mr. Hudson was Gn attend
ant the Rev Grindal Reynolds ~ the Unitarian CLurch
assisting. The following gentlemen acted az pallhear-
l.. Lockwood Huar. Henry L. smith and " W Wide
~ the Board OF Sclectmcn Of Concord Reuben y Rce
George Haywood and Henry Staples all Of Concord Inc
CorOnrFs inquest cxOuerateS tn railroad company or
blHme for Mr.. HuGsOns death.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
IYCEVNf TUEATER.


Mr.. GraG will begin. on Wednesday evening,
q series Of French dramatic representations at the
Lycemn Tneatcr 1t is a long time since frstcass per
fornauces of this kind have been offered IN Newly 0rk
and tney will come AZ welcome novelty. Mr.. Grams
intentnu ~ we understand IT, is 10 make the French
drama for season. an established institution. He viii
euve the best French plays, old and new, and he
purposes to do this in the Orst manner
lis French company arrived last week. in he
Vile dc Paris and its debut will he made
ON oct y .u the comedy of Nos Iutimes." This, it
will be remembered in English dress, one Of the
ceesses oi Wallack's Theater-whcrc il was acted and
vher We hear il 10 bo revived under the name Of Bo
som Friends" Ii s interesting spriglty significant
rlay and fuil Of character and meaning. Mr. Grau's
French company includes Mile Clarence. who has been
called the legitimate of the fascinating and
Iamented DcScee and OF whom il is recorded that she
was the creator Op the French stage of many of the
parts which in English have been acted here by Miss
Clara Morris Mrs ClanfIau, Mrs. Lander and others
who aim at emotional" effects Tic other members OF
the company are Mines. LOrmilni, Gueynard, ThOlor
Pelleter i4uavrc Renard aud Messiears Leon Leroy.
Dalert Yeniot Legrand Kichez. Gennetier, Mezieres
and Jigcr stage director j, NJ. Leon Leroy. Opera
Boufe will bc given AZ The Lyccum for two nights longer
signor Ross was 70 have appeared tonight Mr. Gran
patiently remains the dsap p0iDtment SlgnOr
Ross has chosen ~ infct both him. and the public
Tire clearly apparent fact. however Is that the italian
actor his. 01ll what mexpcctedy-made a great snc
cess in Paris and therefore. considering immediate
personal interest paranOun importance, has broken
MS contract with the American manager Dir. Grau viii
be held entirely bamcless in this business.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

THE SHOOTING OF FERRIS BY HAGGERTY.
RECOVERY oF TUE WOUNDED MAN ANTICIPATED -
HAGGFRTY not YET ARRESTED.
A reporter of The TRIBCSE called last even
ing Mt the Fifth Hotel to ascertain the condition
Of Thomas H. Ferris who shot by Edward lIagGrrty
on Friday evening last during political quarrel Ferris
found greatly improved. DIR. RuPpancr his attend
ing physician. pre,crs his speedy recovery
Ferris states that he and Haggerty had no alteration
when they left the barroom together 10 co outside lie
had anticipation that Hsggerty would shoot him or
use any weapon upon him. A. he came t. tue twenty
fourth-st entrance lac took of his ovcrcoaf ana was
about to ay the railing wnon Haggerty. without
word Of warning. drew the pistol ana shot him. ftrrs
cried out I'm shot arrest that man :" but Haggcrty
immediately made ls Ipe Ne did not ftentef tne
hotel, ~ stated in some ~ The payers.
Ferris and HaggcTiy had previously been very rehiy'
and belonged the club When ll1ggerty was ar
rested charge of stealing the vouchers during he
time the Tweed Ring and confined IN the Ioins fet
rs showed hun Kindness. II reported that feffls
had srid that he did want UaggcrtY arrested ana
that he would prosecute him. This he emplatlcalF
contradct- and lac VIII certainly prosecute hds-
gerty II ne arrested he hopes hc will be- There are
who think that Haggfrty n concealed IN no'-'
not half dozen blocks from the Fifth-Ayeue Hotel ana
that police have private reasons for moi cnuflR IL
Dr James Wood has been IN consultation WIN Dr iup-
uaner In the OF Ferris and both declare II 10 be
marvellous escape from fatal injury.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
cENsrs oF Essex COUNTY. Y. ].

The population of Essex County, y. j., is
l69 9O5G OF which l23 293 in Newark and ij7G3 IN
the towuships-an increase OF 1.G2 IN the city aud OF
osJ IN the townships from 1870. I'm the townships
East Orange ranks first in increase. followed by Mont
clair and West Orange; Milhurn SHOWS slight de
crease The following are the complete re-
turns Newark. First ward. 1000 second ward SOLO
1uird ward. 5.77l Fourth Wari, 6.2l6; tliib " ard
600 ivth Ward. 1881 seventh Ward. ~,lil Eighth
ward 1882; ninth Ward 6,l92; Tenth Ward. 1860 ;
Eleventh Ward $3.50, Twelfth ward lls5-, Thirteenth
G347: Bellcyille township. 2.79j; BloOmnrld J.i31
Caldwell. .. .>97: Clinton, 1857 East Orange, 6,4V.
Franklin. l.Jj6: Livingston. l223 hillbuIn, l,341 :
Moutclair 4.O3f; Orange, First Ward BIS, -ec9nd
Ward 32iO. Third ward i,jj3; south Orange, 3,.'12
Dram -.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25

The good fortune attendant upon Mr.. A. Nj.
Pamers management from the first, still clings 10 the
Union Souare Theaer Led As;ray." revived sort
OF send or aud to h gap IN time, proves a golden
magnet. and has steadily drawn the town. Ne" faces
mingle with familiar in the cast and the
parts are acted with polished skill. and great
ability throughout. Rose Michel meantime Is IN
active preparation and it Is anticipated that miss Rose
Tytjnge who viii enact the heroine. viii present an ex-
traordipary piece Of dramatic art Her powers
af their maturity she has had great and valuable expe
rence she possesses beauty and feeling aud 1t is conf
IDENTITY stated that the drama will afford her opport unity
For the present. however all persons concerned seem
well content with Led Astray" ana his piece will be
repeated until further notice.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25

BlnD-fn tis city on THURSDAY Dorlng Oct 81. Oliver :"
Reaiycs ana friends are respectfully invited sttend tho
n @ M a. sr T scg Mcn5ag ~ % M s5' & at 10 Clock 30 M last "
BIOoMFIELDO ON saturday Oct 20, Harriet Bequa Bloom
held IN the 9lst year Of n,r age. - r,....a.,, ~,
252 est Fityscconist On fnrsiay oct % al O'Clock
p
CAarPEIL-On saturday. 23 Bayard, widow Of
relatives friends Of the family arr invited to attend
O'Clock .. n, without further invitation.
CONKIIN- Suddenly Saturday. Ocf %. Of paralysis.
Charlotte beloved wife Eugene H. Cou&n. aged 81 yeaTi
funeral al her f ac rsasnc ~ es T%snty second IT, on
Tuesday Get 26, at u O'Clock m.
FRY-On SATURDAY l inst bronchitis and rema ~ ihs
lungs Mr. Emily Loystt Fry. daughter OF the late John
Relatives and friends OF the family attend tho
funeral az he Church u the Transauiaon Fast twenty
ninth st.. on -day morning 18th inst. Al l02ocock
GLEN-At Puckcnu y. j. oct lG. 1873. Charles A. Glen.
infant of Dr. / Z. aud Abby D. Glen. aged years anu
IL months.
HURD-Frd,v oct Q, ElzabriL Amhler wife o, Dr.
iPS 1ien - '' De taken 10 D'"''' '0" 100 ~ '"' ''
rnELps-on snada the 2;tl INST in III ri!y n e3d year
FRIENDS and invited attend The funeral At
hr ate reaidence, Hati.onave; ani Thirty s,Kthst 90
Tuesday afternoon O'Clock Her remains will De- carried
to sinisbury, conn. for lutrrmeuL
PLATT-At Painiield NJ F1day morning. Oct 22 Issae
J. Plat formerly Of New YORK city, in r sd yesr Of
bis age - 40. ,,.,...,,
"t - III - ir7,9 ~ StnJ rrsin leaves VIA
Carriages viii be waiting al the depot
PoRTER-At skaneatees y. =, oct % Evelyn H. Porter.
Funeral services at O'Clock Goth inst.
POTTSatuulsy morning. Oct -, Moncnf Mitchell son OF
and Josephine Hawk Pot tho ~ year of his 49,
Funeral Thomass Church, Monday the 2jth
inst. al I o'clock p. N.
PEICE-on FRIDAY oct DO Elizabeth A. wife Of James Is.
Pre-, 10 & u" I'm & ai 9i ff age m DOG Vast entv sr,,
81. Monday, the 2Jth int, al / o'clock p IN.
TURNEY-At Astoria. L. l.. % Pascha ". rurney in
Funeral services viii BE- led At Jamaica Plans Mass.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
~cotf Medal Awarded.

ND n-i-ff Hp Is~TfTf D
PHILADELPHIA. sept. !, 1875.
The Connnittee Of the Committee science and the
Arts by Franklin Institute Of the state of
Pennsylvania whom refrrre, for examination THE IN.
PRoyrD WILCOX & GIBBS SFwINGM MACHINE,
Report That they examined the machine and dnd the
following points especial interest: The ArroNAIc TN
sIoS the FEEp tho FLRD StRFACP. the PrLLoFF and the
srooLHoLDER detailed description Of these devices
found patent papers copies Of which attached Ia
this report
In all sewing machine, thc tension Of the mos; mpor
cyice- upon depends the proper tghtness Of the
hra 10 produce perfect sewing n the most difficult 10
adjust De altered to sut the varying of
thread length u stitch and thickness nature Of the
material -ewed and hence constant OF annoy
auce operator This Is the opinion of the Committee
the r introduction the public OF tension device IN which
there absolutely rcsuaton consequently
pro, ison The difficulties in ;Le way OF devng
plan conditions of and thread could
viii h~ evident 10 those practically acquainted
with srwing meo hani-'n
The device il quit simple in principle consisting %, mechan.
ism 10 hold threat firmly = thai De drawn
through until At fixed point suddenly al.
lowing whatever Is required 10 draw through At c or no
crsion The n threat taken each stth being of
just what required to nclosr the os being taken
out formed by dsccnt Of the needle bar
takcup when n. takcup rises and the looper
revolve. pint is reached when some more
thread must De allow ~ escape through the tension, or the
will De brc At this time the loop cast OFF rom the
being 10 the under The material,
tension ptns thread and taken To
mec good the The stitch being drawn up much
regularly y ordinary friction tension can he left more
elastic and sin be apparently well drawn up.
The Feed regular up down and the variable back
ward aud forw mi produced frOm single
centre by arrangements Of rocker and Ink the latter
rng adjustable position the rocker TO make the
,utch Indicated through the slot in the cloth p,te The feed
surface tn cloth plate Of the
prcsseT enables the machine feed goods hay.
seams or other inequalities without interfering with
the regularity the st,.,h Table, stamped the cloth
plate the proper size oi needle and length Of stitch for
thread silk that all that remains for the
operator having selected the Of threads tor the goods
10 scwel pat the proper needle thread mp the
chne and adjust the stitch according {" the table the sutch
thread being piorouci each other to produce
the greatest elasticity and beauty Of scam
quite evid nj that part Of the machine has been
shlr and the general arrangement Of the
working parts with particular reference to speed quetnes
durability ~ running and adaptation 10 the purpose
tainy entitle IL 10 high praise
We recommend the award Of thu Legacy Medal and
Premium to the inventors.
,sgne'tJ J. : BANCROFT,
l.. L. CHETSEY.
G. CHAyor
by order of the CoIDmittsA
lSgnodI J. D. KNIGHT. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
A BARTENDER STABBED.
QUARREL IN A SALOON ENDING - A PROBABLE
MURDER.

QUARREL IN A SALOON ENDING - A PROBABLE
MURDER.
On Saturday evening an atfray occurred III
barroom on SccOnd-ave which rcsultedin the stabbng
Of Felix Mcbride the bartender, by Thomas Handy ear
driver Handy who resides at No. 7i2 -ecOrdave. was
in the bar-room at No. 7i6 sec0ndave., owned by
the brother of Felix Mcbride, on Saturday evening
ana called liquor several times which was served
to him. lie then called for more, upon which Mcbride
asked to paid for those already had Handy refuse d.
and Mcbride declined to give him any more. Handy then
applied several very insulting epithets to Mcbride,
who thereupon ordered him out of the sa-
loon. Handy started to 20 ont, and Mcbride
followed him to the door and was struck
with brick thrown ii him. He then went out on the
sidewalk in search OF a policeman, when Handy ap-
proachcd him, and when close to him struck Mcbride
stolen from bucher mop by and concealed under
his coat. The knife entered McBride's lcft sut
miiirting % ana dangerous wound. HahdN
immediately fed leaving the knife III the "Ouhd
Mcbride fell down and taken 10 Bellevue HOsptd'
An examination Of the wound was made 10y thc House
Surgeon who said there very little hopes O his re-
coycrv can't Murphy Of the TUcuty-1Tst IRE
circt was immediately given notice, and sent
ont officers in quest OF Handy general alarm
frcm the Central Ofc,. but ~ late hour last e rh ing
he had not arrested. Coroner Croker wrn 10 the
Hospital about / a. m. yesterday, ana TOOK thr an'e
Inorjcm statement of Mcbride who said that Handy ihd
thr, r,trncd 10 stab him about month ago. HIS Story
was similar 20 that given above
New-York tribune., 1875-10-25
TpIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

NEw-ORIFANs oct. 21.-AftcT three days aTgu-
m in the superior District Court. the caSe 0i the Two
Orphans transferred 10 the United states court
BosToN Oct 24.-Thc ncwly-elected President OF
the Nc England II school Supcrntcndents the
lion Warren johnson OF Maine and tie secretary s A. d..
small Of salem
ppovIppNCF. Il. l.. Oct 2f-St Michaels Catho-
lie Church GcOrgay lo dedicated To day by bishop
Vicar Ac1ahon
and numerous guests.
SALT LAKE CITY oct. 21.-Brigham Young 2l'-
peared in court by attorneys YESTERDAY 10 answer {" the
rare Of cODeinpt for paying Ann Ira ouhg
her aim0ny aou-n.d to Wen, stay ana brigham
Young Is ordered to appear at that time
BosTON Oct. PA great shot F:- made AZ Nut
Island SATURDAY under Norman Wlrds direcii"n The mis-
- - :. an murpyed mtteu shot Wards invention Fred
, "a nounds of bersgona Oriental powder II notra;et u
ir. - hs.yv ron Mating distance 300 yaIds. lis
rotatory motion ,37pleet sccohd