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) LOCAL MISCELLANY. RECENT GULLE! IT Hi. , gmWtftf, orTBK D__-Mti d sit a mhb naisToL. in .IONAL* OP MST LI'S* ItiXi'LLD-OTULR flSAl BES OVK.RDVB. Tlie dian:.l,*al steamer BriBt-1 *-*fftV**d in nort fm Bristol, Ent-land, yesferdav, eleven dav* overitn .On NoT*mb<W ".*. in Utitu.1* 43° north, loiif.itu< 68* wtvtt, tho propel lor heraine disabled, Imf tl nature and extent of the accident tba captain wi dli~ncliDt*-(l to **r*tc yesterday. Au air ox mjatjei aaaaaatl to parrada toa roaaoL Altar the aoeidei to thc* pronellor the vessel wns put underfill uni Pritl*y. when aVaiiit .*i,"i() iiiilfta northernsi ni San. Hook she wan taken in tow by thc steam*- Nawarth Castle, from New-Orleans for llevel. ai broiif-heto thia port. CoaOB.I Symons, oi the liri*', reportf* tiial November IO, in latitude 11- OS oort lon_itnile fil)0 15' west, signal* vv.-ie ina*!'- to tb-we-maste-1 schooner-rigged steamer with lila, amoke-pipc, with a broad white hand around it. a which Wiia what ai)|>c.iied to be a r»"*i star. Il riaaaiM, wa* beaded east. No oltoottoo waa pol lotl'.c sicnals. Tba N'aw.irtli Castle waa I gnolh* at 2 p. m.. November IA aim lifter a c.uaiijtatioii i tho two ear-tolas thc Brialol wa* taken i tow. One o! the b-WBSfS I'iirlod. and lifter repsn .were made Ihe oilier bawsOT purled. Anotlu hawser waa lukeii to the Bristol ncxi morning, an Stain afI er ward tl.e vvin.l nod nea Lc_an to ns, vi: a lower baroaaetor. At 0 a. aa. If waa blowing strong nile, with a violent .sea nnd heavy rain Two hoiii-.s afterward i kalaataqaalla wara rn -t. an then flit' wini vet red to tba niiiiliwe.s!, intT.-yaui toa tcrriiic gale at midnight, oaaaiof both foase to labor l.e.ivti.v Ul the lilli,I doss Seas. j _b90 a. m.. Koreasbet 81. botb tow-lioaa wwi jiarted. 1 lie Nawnrth Castle ItlfBialBBii I¦>..«> bj* a (lav. iiii-i tba vveiither having .delated al fm down, **"__"**. were in t.i*" to ll) it a line io thc Bri lol. in tba lirsi attempt the buoy find IBO f-Jth >n of lin** wen lost, anti, tailing iu lae aeee-dstt*.ap the Navvailh Casi le BtoodO.' until (la. BL, Novell ber 8., wbea Loafs Were lowered atnl fovv-lilK Btmte ia*t iik'iui. Tba loaaala nada slow progr*** a-aiiist the DOttbweat Wind and sea, and roache BtMid] Honk Weilliisduv io_!¦ I. The sioamsl;!!i lin betl.fle arrived from Cnr.li yee t<* i, a* after a rough voyage of seventeen day i'ou.iiiiit'ii* h«-ad srnit s and acas were cxi*cricno. during the pn-t tw. Iv.- .I.ivs. The Assyrian Mooan- Bl still nt -en. un,I vv$ ei-p'iitoo nv in,- ateaane.to Doune, ondef sail, la lat fud*' I'.' liorili. loiilfltilili'-Iii vve-t. This would ii dh.de tbat abe bad drifted about BOO miles m nerth vn e.-,, ru direction sinea she wa* algbtedN* vi miM r 7. I be De.bb tned io low her, but owm to ttie ueineii.ioiLs s*v oil v* _s nuable to get a havvac aboard ot Lei. As abe wa* ebie l*i sail, and then lara nc* lo Ima*-**""-*-.**- tl.ii._i-i. the Dooaa left her. Tho Oteamebipa Vulnier and Henry Edye, froi An, wt ip. and the I.'.-;.u.il tr*,in London, nie foi day-, oveidi.. Tfll BRlOEGKOO-a DID NOT COME. r.SACCoi'NT*ltl.:'. DlsAi-prvtiAN. "fl Of *. BBf obx.aaa in vi. nh ni. arno Lari bbw-yobk i GP.T MAItlllF.D. A fraitBtas K--::r.-li !i;h le-; ti made in flus ami otb. attlee east of the Missuftppi for two months fi Un.'.. Bensea, s eil Ben of New-Orleans, who disn| p.-;,r tl in September. Mr. Renosh was foremen the ear-shops ol tbe Crescent City Btreol li.-*:lr.* in New-Orleans. ,.:,,l ;:i v n: i an ii ii bame-etra v!..!i be patented aud iutonded t,, put on tli market. Ib August he eame North to ai range for ita manafsctnre aad to pla. I,.4 wi,low.,I motlier ia the linnie of he doaghtei at New-| 1,1 vi-n. Cona. Mr. Reaeoh rt nini',,-,1 With h'-r two or Ibbie w,,i.s and the set oat for New-Tork. He left this city Seaton bf ll. to return boar- bywayof Cincinnati aud t-i Loins. Ile went away ti nm his room at Ko. ll Bl-ring-et.. in theafternoon, wuh tbe expfMsed io te; r uti of taking the half past four o'clock tran for 1'iiil:.*:, illina, where he experted to meet a frien Ot No. Lil'** Vni"-sf. Tiie friend waite,1 two dav* but Reusch dui not eenie. His trunk, packed wu bis il,, lin s anil pies, nt.-, for his inn ride bride, leached N> w-oileans !>v expreaa, tan Qi it* owner no word ever chip.-. Alter waitn* several weeka, hm friends telegraphed to lil brother. Charles Reusch, wbo was in Europe, aw li- r.-fiiiiaed proa ntl j to aid in the aeareh. A aji toaBOtlC lmniny has h...ii made along the uti! ronto ol his prapuaedJourney, but oe true tins beei lound of tbe mianng man. He waa Ja*t seen u*>iiii down Si.tiii.-t.. in th dir-, tn n ol t he .North Ri rei carrying a leather aatebel in which, antone otha things, wasaii iron model of his patent, and tbe eon elusion ba > been reached t bat he mei bia death befor be left thc city, oi while e-*o*wing the tiv-i-. Mi Rena b waa thirty-two years old. He« isinperfec beal th am ol correct babita. Eh** wore dark clothe a- -.1 arri. I .-. gold watel nnd chain, and had abon B800 in bis pockets, lie waa engaged to Lemur n .1 immediateljr on bia return t*, New-Orleana t Mip- El .-. i'.-etii liaseli nu estimable lady, to whoi be wa* much attached. Peal tor lils safety ba illirie los aged m athel v.iv ill, Hts brother, wbo with Messrs. Goette, Miller A Co., No. ITU Wortt et., edTera a reward for ant Informatioi aboul bi fate. Superintendent Walling detailed olBcerayei teida.v lo assist in the s.iioli. . -»-¦ OUARDIRG THE WATEB I BO* i PRIYlLEGEfl Tbe Dock Com miss* m. rs reci ired a oommunica tion reslerday from J. il. -tarin, protest ing aaaiue tte Park Department's proposition tn licei ern ct!* of a "0 and nun Pa uce " at the Bat t.-ry. Ur. tstarin aaid thal in r*ona**-quenoe of t Ti* already in.m n *. and coustantl.1 iiicreasiugdemandi for dock room at that crowded parl ol tba water¬ front, apace for the structure propoeec ,1 not be mi,-:i without detriment tt thi business interest* of merck, nts and shippers. Be alao aaid tint f tbe privileee asked for was an open oue h.- deaired i i make application for a siiui* int i.iiviieue iii tin li., wy fweuty-fourth-et., Noil, Kivii-, i.iiii Iwen tj tbiru-at., East River, ana thal he would pay i ii ,ii, a large sam foi tbe "iiv- il- bo. rhe li, ard direct. ,1 the l ,t k ommiw ionen toll ii fotn that tbt pi nlege was objectionable ui ti not ni their power to -runt. A c--lufuunii ii',on was itceived from General Beek lers, claiming to be owners ol tbt water front and land tinder water between Porty* n, ith aud i'l.T.-iir.s:-st-.. East Uirer, and protest¬ ing agsiust tho construction *¦( '.:. ba .nieui -v.il!-, bulkheads and platforms in tbat viciuitj by tbe Hock |ie)i,ittiiir-iit. Ihe contract for snch uni,rov.- m.-ni hus l,et'ii aware ed and ibe w"ik alreadi in'gn-:. I e profeased owners ol tbe laud will asa 1< an jan. m agaii it tbe l>o* '¦ Departm. nt. rb* J v. Commiaaionera sc; upai! eevei ai-'i bull, beada f o' tbe ii-- oi tbe Pol oe Department for dumping ne aud snow in tbe Ln-st ami Harlem itlVtis._ ALL-GER. DEFENCE BEGUN. Ths trial..! Elijah Al ligoi wnp continued in tbe Court of (iin, mi Sesaiona yesterday. Ii Byrnes was hrs! ixaminedai to tue part he took ia tin- itri*-i "f the prisoner, Richard Inri a broker ol No. 37 Wuliaiu-st., testilied tba! Auirtial BAIIiger call* dat lita office and told bim fha! be bod rt aired word from the Third National Bank that certain aecaritlea whit h he bad oh tain, d loaua oiili.il been stolen, ll. s.;i;e: i.,.t, tai gol thoiu from T. Colton Carter. Tbe prueeeut ont at ¦¦ Mr. Kiotamg, one of ibo ooaiisel foi the prisoner, opened tho case for tba defenoe. He aaid tbat tbe defence would prove tbat A 1 gel L-"i the se* uriii ¦ fiom a broker named Boughton, wno w,:h auppo-edto bea manofgootl <h. in, t"> ..trul |i'i-ninii. nu \v!,i, was actina forT. Co ton Carter, ll* obtained tba loan irom ti..- Third National Bank, where be h.-iu baan known fora, vii.! years, on thc securities in tbe regular way oi buaUMas. The tii-i will _;¦ eoutiooed on '1 Boadoy. TAKING PA88AGZ POR PRANCE. iS-verai paraona .,l diatinction aail. ,i j esterdaj on the steamship Canada, "i (h<- Prenofa Line, for Jlavie. Before tbe departure ol tbe ateamei ih,- «le* -vs and the pier had much the bi pearanoe usual at i.'w* height <.! siiiiimi-r travel, a large number ol th*- friends "I tbe partsengi ra iiem-.' present. Several bn.-ii- fro a tbe Preach Bsa-sbip Magicieone ai .1 the ion Dumont l/Urville carried t,, toe pier a large Bomber of tbe offl era "I thoae vessels, in full uni- foi ie. to v. itneas the depai lure ol the <. immandaut ot ibe ,*-,i lad ton, Admiral de Preycinet, and In* Bide-dacamp. Lieutenant A. P. Reculoux. Among others present were Chevuliei Edmond de iii,-mi, the Lu ,,. Co -so'-i;,- .,,,.. and M. de Bebian, gen¬ aro] afoul of be line. John Bigelow, ex-Miniaier to r.ms, and lu* four dauahters, aud bully di Houza, Jiraziiian Consul to Baltimore, and bis wife were also p-6-..-i amt on !!,*¦ I .milda. A 1 .MIL. OP BEGGARS. J ¦", ll Milli,!, age el veil, nu Will 'Hu, lu, bro:'i.-i. ageeeveo,were takenintoeustody yesterday bv Olliit-l ('lllitnli. ol tbe Soi le ly lin il lr. va il,on o/Cru, ity to I ail Ireu, a lm found tb. m beirgiug in a rweuly-lbird Ut reel Cros-towu car. He look tlien. I.,-! tte ,Inst ceBlxby, at tbe ".orkville Police Coull, vvline they wei,- leniporarily commit tod, Tba pai en ts of these children are knowt to th ety, w biota has bod much trouble -.-, il ii them. bi Jo. *, a ¦ i eh ren, tbo oldest ol a boin is teen yean .¦ age, a dib. fouubi I * -ht months. l,a-t Jii.-i,i ii lb ely bad lour ol tlie children eommilt-d to the Catholic Protectory. I beparou a, tbrouga tbe Children's Aid Bociei i, .btained thc re- Icase of the children on ibe promi e v tbi wt re goii)-,' to Chicago, bal I- led i" ktep their a ri'L'iLNji.v. ro ii.m: nM.f ONE AIM. .1 lin An..-ii, aga ii: -.. wi off u faded on 1 ill .**,-,! v . l|*litli *.;. n id In ti.-.iv,-. _n .....;.11 .. iim,g Iv - -i* : .ind wh t, Rouudamau Hteinkamp I bim why be begged, , _..,i i with only one arm. lue roundsman san that be waa feigning, and, feeling under the empiy sleeve, found ina ann suugiy tucki <i under ins coaL In th** V.iik viii- Police ( ourl Ai i aa committed to ti e workhouse 101 (taloa Bootha a.s a ragraat, A PISTOL BHOI PON a JiltlNK ol' LIQUOR Qaotgt Kiigore, fi taartoodei employed in a liquor atoie ni Nu. 4!'."*. ,-*ci on" a V,., caused toe an it, XMadai cvcuiiig. oi I'aliick loucr, of .Ny. l-l i_a»i Thirty fifth-et, on a charge of attempted felontoi assault. An examination of the oaso waa held i the Yorkvillo Police Court yesterday, lt ws* show bf the testimony that Toner entered tbebar-roou and after taking a drink nf liutior. refused to ps for it. A quarrel ensued, and he drew and du .barfed a pistol. H.-alleges that bo did it emit t taara tboaa present. Ho was held in .tl,OOO ha for trial. -.- WANNING /IGAIXST THE LOTTERIES. ARHKST (IK A flttlM. OB HFAITIiS-1 If I rOI.IC n.lAKD D-MB-tlBBD TO SVPtf-OM TU LVIL. The police, in accordance with renewed instill* lions, continued yesterday then nisa.l" airainat th l.-ii-ti.-s by arresting a aarabat "i deale*****. Offio* Leahy, of tba Poolta Precinct, B-'reigncd Georg Edgar, of No. 168 Urand-at., Brooklyn, befora .lu. toe Patterson, al tbeTomba Police (oiut, on con plaint ol George Bmitb, of No. ll Feit-ot., for deal tug in lottery policy at No. <!'"> Rcekman-et.. New York. Hail was nt-uned in (1,500. Hean King, of So. BOA Broadway, waa held 1 ffl.OOO bail tot trial al t_« Jefferson Market Polio Coori for Beling a ticket of the Kentucky .*--:at Lottery, and Thomas Exnor, of No. 330Bower; was held in $1,000 hail for neilin"* aliclvclol th Louisiana Lottery. Barnool Wilson, ol No. 909 List Twenty-second St.. and William Hush, ol No, 303 Bs il i'went*# tbird-at., were arraigned in the IforkviHe Polio I, ('omi yoatordoy obargod witta tha violation of ab I.->f en law in Bellina policy slips. They wen- bob. in $300 bail aorta ror trial. Willum ll. Halt, of No. 130 Weal Bivtoeotb-at and George Chapntan, of No.73 Nirilh-avo, area arraigned in tbe JefteraoB Market Police Coori b OflJooi Brennan ol tue Bixteoatta Precioet, who san that bc bod arreatod thenl for running a poliey sho|i On is'ing questioned l*v Justiee WandoU, he san thal one of tbe prisooore was buying and tin- otbe selling a alic His answer* weie vague and the caa, was dismissed. .Insii.-e VPa_dell called the atten lion ol Sergeant Williams of tl.e Cooli N*na(l, ti tba Lief that (Hiker iircnnau whs nor aobor. 'I lu sergeant after conversing wno the officer saul tha he .in) noi mink lum intoxicated. No further actioi mutts taken. C-oarat-Uriooer Nichols said yesterday that th. Police Boord intended to suppress!he lottery tral'tl, lu the eily,if il could boaooompliabod hy legal BMBOa The Polios Captaioa aw to be bold <o stuct _-*ooBota hility, and he (oinniis.s,oners hope, to reduce ttl. evil to a ninitnom at least, tho abiof obetaaloeu countered by tba police is tbo ind that anderea nlouage, the lottery deniers refuse to accept moue} for the tickets tiiey sell, but take tin* nani,* and M draaa »r tho ecatoaaor and aaod tba "dakota by mail Tbe boyer dropa i.is dollar io a box provided to the porpooeaod thus cannot sw. ar that he paid i to anyone, wli.un lim polios cnn airest. HIL PABNAGUT STA 1 UK. A HKSCRIP riuX OK MIK nOUaUABO MIK 1'ltPHSTAI Hie statue of farragut. BBodellod bf Aiignafus Bl Gandc i, .'.ml .-nsf in taroura by Groot, of Paris wbich arrived bore io Joly, has been awaiting tb. completion of tin* pedestal l.*r ita erection in Madi son nqnaM. This r*****~*Lesta] is to he a novelty, nd, i is believed, will be unique -,f it- bind in this bobo try. Pron the ai nal square block upon winch tin atatn vrili treat, a w lng will extend onl on each side curving around to tbe ironl nnd making tte form a rbole, almoal that of a semi-circle. Prura om end to th*- other of these wings will be a distance o 1 sixteen feet. Tbe platform and seats running alon| p inside wings will he reached by a flight <i ttare* st'-iis. 1 In-tlistan.. i'fiini lin -eal- to the top f tb( wings will i.e tom i>.*'. | in- siena, platform seats wing. Biid pedestal proper will all be of blue atone, On each aide of the base ol tba stalin- will appeal figure**, and tbo winga aud haae are to be icon wuh many linos repreeeoting (h.- notion of tin- water. At the ends of the wing*, m front, will ix carved the figuresoi dolphii a. the atatoe ia <*i heroic aim, being nine feet in height, aa is n's. the pedestal noon which ii reata The motive ol tbe work la to repr. teni a sailor stand¬ ing on tbe de'-lv of hi ve el. Parragnt'a Irmly rel face has ,-i look ot uteuaitj ns li his gate wete -;. adily fixed on -erne'linn; ahead <*! the \ easel, lie woore fall aniform. Tbo fact are firmly planted a little diatanoe apart, as il io withstand therollingof the slut). On the right side the coat below tin- bell i- blown nwnv from ibe body tn the wind. Tba right .iri-i ban aa down bv thc aide, au*i the fingers are ii"* bed, Tho left arm la bent across tho body, anil tin- iiiiiid bolds ii pair ni ii ai inc gi..a < in the ! -nie is the -ivvord. Ihe niiilonn is thal "f tbe Brat Admiral, tba Link he! tl tay Parrngul atina tienfii. (hi the front *>f the gold-laced naval cap appears an eagle lurrounding an anchor. Tb. aboulder-strapa and three wide chevrons on Hie sleeves indicate tbe rani.. he long double-breasted frock coat with heavy bullion button is buttoned close np to the throat, leaving risible a little glimpse of the stock encircling the throat. The sw,,i,l-l,ti: ha* a heavy buckle rn front boa ing on eagle surrounded by a wriv.t;.. .lu-t i.ei,nv the statue, m the upper edge of tbe vase, appears tbe nain. " David Glasgow Far* ra gut," below which an nn*u\****atbed sword atonda ont m bob! relief. Mn tin- nulli vv.o_,.i the aeini- eircnlar pedeatal near tho butt) ia n baa-reliel rep* ty. Th -:- io*- sitting figure oi :¦ woman, ber bail blown out liv tbe wind, rbe m.ni jiiii, lullv extended, re ts npon tbe right, knee, ti.e baud drooping slightly. The lefi band rests npon the left leif, holding scroll. A enfolds- tic ni -ci i* iou, it , tbe statue, will occupy tho remaining apace ,,i the righi wing. lt willi., in i ipi ls throughout, somewhat in lbs lr in tu si v lo On tbe left wing will be a bua-n 'ii representing ( ourage, ami au in inbody- lug tbo following facts in Parragut's life: Born ne.ii Knox, ille, Tens.. Jaly 5tB, i*nij Ml lahip- i-iiiii, Dee, l7to. 1801; il I sud 1'ua* te, March -p-i. l-ll; v-.'. Lienteuaut. 1619; Lieurensul, .!,,, 23d, lt*_5i C .u.i' i: .;..:..-,:. lilli. I- ! 1 Captain. H in ml - "¦: .': it11, of N.-u Uric ins, April 23 h.l--o_; i:, ii-.v,iiiiii-,.!. .luiv in,h. 1862; Battle of I '. ii. 186*1; Ve v.i.i.".ii, De ¦. 23 i, 18*9*1 1 -dlllir.ll ol Li.- I *- Isfl.i. i' ! .il Pom -noir'!.. ."¦ ,!.. Ail.'. 1 I li. 1 970. 'Jh, ii-.-:.- of this Botni-cii ;...i pedestal will prob¬ ably be ulm -I .;- ol. i, and its height from tba ground in the middle will ba__inefei DESPERATE STRUGGLE WITH A BURGLAR. Petoi Harrington, a stonoeul ier, who says he li * es in Philadelpbn wasm ned before J oatie* VV; deli at the Jefferson Market Polioe Conn yeetenlar charged wuii burglary and felouioua assault. . im,, i Kenn v of the Eighth Precinct aaid ibai ... bili atandiag at f*ixteenth-at. ami renlh-ave., in ciii- /¦.n'p elotbeo, ni i p. m. I ne- lay, bia attention waa attracted by the loud chip of a woman, who waa atrngoling wi i, man at, the entrance of IN,,. Bl Tenth-ave,, He immediately went to bet ami thermal] ran rapidii down ihe nv, nu 'lin- woman, Mrs. MeNiiiiiai-., told hun that the man taa attempted t cn! v away some ol ber clothes and jewelry, which bc had secured tay breaking Into her apartment* in .¦oin!,-,uv vv iin ;i!,ii h.i ,'oungmnn who bad escaped, .ei ni once eave haae to overlaid mau, whu concealed himself in a cel¬ lar ii Thirte. til !i.r. and Teni 1,-nve. Kenny wen! into the e.-liar, when ii dt_*peratc struggle took place. 1 lie thi. refused :¦, nun*, and,drawing a pistol, attempt! d to sh ol 11 onie.,. ".'. b«> threw n:i-..p. it o.i oe man ai tl tried t" wrench i be v- in gi p. ll,, ie. ol tlir ti- * attracted the attention of il iona- ( raw t, rd, ol S'o. 5*07 West Ni; --."-iii h-p-.. v. li,. waa passing, and tie went to the officer's assistance. The man a aa taken lol icustodi and gare bia nami as Harrington. lira. McNamara appeared i, court yesterday and identified im aa one ol Ibe men wi ., I attempted to rob beroi property valued at$l_5. .* uongthe interested spectators in the c, . I'onng man wi,,, waa taken to th b bj I '.. '-.- snspicionol being Harrington, arcot plice. He gave bia name aa Henri Smith, of No. 330 Lj-i Knrty-sixtii-pf., and aaid be came into i mri to get warm, and u. et ad Been il,.- prisoner before, ile was not identified by Mi-. McNamara, and waa led uni I oday, when a dang bi er oj thc com- plain a m. win i saw both thieve*.** ill testify. Hai ton was held in del a ni I ol .- 1.000 bu on i ¦¦ charge of burglary and in 93,000 on a charge o a.ssin)!, prt-feired bj tbe officer. In bis poss. ai u. re found two silver watches, revel.il ina*."* Lev -, and a skeleton kev. Ile pier. I. 'I ,n v. and saul iimi be waa not acquainted w itii Smith. TO BE TRIED FOB MURDER Arthur MeCagney was ghol ann killed on tba uigbt "I November 17, in a liqu ir-sli pal Twenty- i.mill-!, and Nmtb-aye.. bi Prederich Hoi.uk. ilu- two men quarrel iou about a woman. Offirei Met'shill parted iiiem early in !',- evening md ir eui a-.- ay -we.ii m. thal he woul even"' witta Holbrook. Alon midnight tba two men met in the liq '-' ... . < balleng. d bis adversary, and atrucfc bim. A ngbt ensn. I, Holbrook drew a pistol and a ahol waa iii.-.!. Mci aguey ran into tlio buck room, crying tnaI io¬ was .-in,i. Holbrook followed him and the fight was renewed. Fwo mon shots were fired while the iii.-i. were together. Ofticei McCahill waa called to tbe place aud found McCagnei dying, lull his eigar-st. ar-taj itood il smoking, He admitted pail! that he bad act-ed in s*'lf-di feu Such was tbe atorj brought ou! yesterday at tbe ii ,( ., pL Holbrook wup >--'-s ol, a jo -,'ii ei, nml lo¬ ll, i, ii. at bis ri.. i in ii i, 11 io- i.iii acted ni soli ,.. Ibe jury tn tbe verdict ch i.,.i him with murder, aud in was otu.titted to tbs loni op:,, _<* nu mal. Ll.Li HOS IS-I'i |,i, j .._), 'I in- Na-, '-mi ,-i term ol he *.,. ena and the (.'our! of Session con * ni .1 City Monday. I'he (JraudJun oas iu se tion ona dav uni lound lil ie, ii indi. lin.ni.,. ll wore found ll I, in ip ml. ,.'... in i:, I onrl h *»*. ,.r«! I 1 ,.r 'I ('ii v foi fal ni, in . the rel m snd Siipcrvi I* oem defend ml np ,n ai tai (nm nr, pit ail'l gi. Ve lu.nils ll. I Hr .iii, ¦! **¦ ,,','HI -,., im- trial Monday, al which tune tbe criminal bust- ba < -iiii will he lal ea np. H FROM THU bl ' U HAKd DI Al I BR Liioiiu in.,, w.i-l cv. il at the Mari tims l ¦ I -,, i,, oi nu- saddeu dealn. ,,! Jaiuea M. iiiokf. ol Saud'a Point. Hi* doath i-uiici ii mn i -iio.-.4iiii on inc deawoabaka diaaater. Mr. nicks was sixty-five year* old, and waa a me ber of the firm of Hicks di Bril, ship chandler* No. 68 South-flt. AMERICAN BOMI EXCHANGE. BALK OF nOUffl MOOD MA11KS. BIDDI.NQ fiLt IND PRICKS t'NSATISlTAC I'O RV. The opening aalo of the American Horse Exeban took place vesterviav at the new building of t company, at broadway and Fifti(-tb-st. The sto, to he iii*pop.-,| of eonsist-d of ten tborou***h-i brood mares, aafeetad from the stable* of l-.dmui Tattersall and David Cowie, of diglum!, aapot BB for Anni i,an hreeders. tay William K-sion, 1 general manager of the Kichsnge. They wern M at anet on bv uenryDraper withoni resorvo. Anim those present were Pierre Lorillard, CW. Qriawol 1¦'. Sherman. LoBIOBeiJ Kipp, Williani F.astou. B. r.ruee and .lames Franklin. The bidding, willi 0 OT tWO except ions. WOO very slow, and pr icu we unsatisfactory to tho owners. Tho following sal were made: The. property of T.d'uund TntUrtoU. So. 1, Viet,ii lu, I,av nniie. foaled in l"-73, liv King Vii tor ont nf (Jcl.l Pea; lo W. K. Vamlerlilit.. $7. No. 2. CalpliurnlH, hfOWa m-*¦'.'. faur foara i'1'l. bj- J ill ms dui of rhe Tesl; C. llutligat*-. 61 No. 3. Malvina, bay mme, foaled ii. l"-.,~7, bv Heottlsh Ctilof out of Mai.l of lin- (lien; P. la.lilliird. 1,0* No. .. Dntiliii Balle, bay tuan- foal- .1 lu JS77. by Kiii'.'lif oi Bl, Patrick out nf PssUtOl James franklin. Ol No. n. Qaaen Maui], bay inure, foaled IS«"7, by Mm areal aol af (_aeoa of the Yule.; Joi.u 8. Clark, Loxtagtoo, Kv. 8< No. fi. vial,bu,ii, bay mare, loaletl l£75, !iy Ca tb e- ,in,i ..ut ot Melodlotta; Jame* Praaklla. 8< No. 7. Regatta, bay mare, footed 1878. br Kniiriit or tbe Garter obi or Hi nicy; 0. ff. Bowen dc Ort*. Parla, Kr. 8( Prnprrtt/ nf Pariil ('mrir. No. 9. Aliena, bav mare, foal.**! l"*7.i. ny rtrnttl-h ('¦nef out nf Perdition 8 II. Bruce. 5< Nu. 9. CheSIBW mare, foale.! 187S, try KnowHley oat ot Bat at tba Bewster. Toe ni-ding was vary active, opening at 9600 and bom run¬ ning np fS.OOO, af wliieli figure sale wa* made to J, s. Clatfc, of _-**___gtoa, Ky. No. ld. Iirv Toast, btowB mure, fooled 1878, bf Brown lireail out nf Carolina ; Charles Heed, of Suratuita. 6! No. li. Blaea colt, two years old, hy (**oek of tba Wailt ont of Nivv Muon j, nat brokea and en- tliely untried, P. Hntrblsans. 2" SI ILL BOPIHOTO GET THE PARK SITE. Tba CV tninittee oil Si'.-s of flin World's Fa Commiaalon had a Meetingyretorday al the offic* nf tim Cam ni.alon. Wu TI7 Etroadwav, aod it w,- efCpected that a further i-cjmrt would he hrongl forward relative to thc paitn-ul.ti |.,,,ii.,ii ut C.-i tra) Falk vt huh tba committee wines lo uer* un for tin- puipo-e ot'tiie l.xhioition. No further r, port wu** made, however, and in fact, thei was no business before tin* m., img, so that after desultory couverdation it adjourned, k meeting of tho Executive Committee, was hel directly afterward; nt whicfa aboul ten af th in min rs wen' preaeot. Nothing except roufin butHnesa waa transacted, but os soon as this wi finlsbed there was an informal conversation iclativ io the sile. and it WM stoled thu tho I'alk ('oinmiHsiotiert hud rouiintitiirnte tbeir willingnoss to receive tbe special 8ub-*Com niitt.-e on Sit.-s at their regular meeliagnext Wed I'esiav. After tbe reli-onmtnittoa have attends thia meetinc, it will report the result at tl"- week| meeting ol tin- Executive Conimlttoe, wbieh is hr! oil the sauts dav. Aftoi Hu- meeriufl a Tbibcbk reporter bad ih following conversation witta one ol tbe membere fl tl:,- committe. : "Mas tin report of Ihe enp-nerr, sent t*> stirve. Central i' u!* die i"-.-!i i, i*ived V "l ii,, not think i' h ,*." "Was it not io taara boan laid before tbo Pori Coi.uni lionets for tbeir consideration prior to Ita meeting on Wednesday nei V "1 believe s..; bur I do not think flus wil he ilone now. In ail probability cur noa* luuie.- will r.urv tin- engineers' report v.itl it. and there will be ¦ regular diacuf-dm as to vtii.it part we u av bav-. i',, our tit- proposition Ibe Park ComtoiMioners may say ¦ Well, you can't nave tba! ;' then they may _o >,i and Kay : Voil cul'! lav,- thal *ite. either. lin tii.it.' And rh.-ii we -li.-'ll taring forward the -sir. wi li ive chosen, and ahoa that it does not material,] affect ibe improved portion of tbe Park, and would j.iie Central Park in anv way. bm would hen etti ii. And I think we -hail gel il," lie added aftc a inns,-. " Bul inppoae i bs Park Commissioner* refuse v ra auvtro tion ol tue I'n il* the lira) placer* " [don'l think the) will do thai : they v.ill beal ti* first." "What will von do if thc ParkCommi-tsionen refin <. to allow the nae of any portion of tbe Park ".' " lint l cannot tell; thal will be tor tbo com¬ mittee io de .¦ When will tin- engineers rep -rt be received f " 1 iiim,,i toll; bav. uo idea, in fact.*' . ¦? TOO rOUNG TO BECOME A HUSBAND. lire. C. A Bat nea, ol N ,. .'. Broom, -at., Brooklyn, went tn t lie Seventh Precin. 1 olic ut ion iii thal city yeaterday to ask boo tbe marriage ol ber son, wh., ip under UL'*-. '')U'il be annulled, The .leiatlr< of thecasesbowtbstthe hov, Mr-. Barnes-eon bj h,-t iii-- marriage. James 1". Farrington, age seven- teen, wai married to Susan M. White Bund ih Rev. 1'. A. Iliniei. ie,p: 'i ol ii,' . bri nan ireh ol tbi Evangel, rbe youth reprcscnted to the clergyman thal be was orer twenty year- ,.i to have in pan nts li v hag, and [ali r< -iijeut Mr. Hanni, who ha* uoi teen long in Brooklyn, notl ed thedifl renee in rbe ages ol the persona wishiug to be married, tne bride ap* peartng to be aeveral rears the older, and be asked adv ne fi .un th.- Rev. W. H. *-ii'ioii*i.,|. paslor ol sn adjoining church, who thought the parties old enough to gel married. Not i--.- inrvd, Mr. Hauier desi rod t!,- presence ol the girl's parenta, and her mother waa sent foi and became une ot the wit- ne-.¦,.'., of tbe c.mon*.*, wbich waa tben performed. li was agreed bj the couple to k,<i, tbe i,. ge a secret Irom I moth* r. bul found a card In h. -¦¦¦- t, which w as wi ittcu i-i, ano oi .1,: M io ,:v l,, on tsuuday i vening, Bhe then iuvea* i. she dc. ian* st I r non as n i k ¦--. ti M - Whil , nv,-lia* 10, boy baa bei forbidden :o leave bia bom nntil an effort io annul tbe mania Leg il pro distal*. -?. PHYSICIANS Al DIRECT VARIAN! B. An i!,.|ii.-st was bold Tu.-s.lav rening by Coroner i-iii.iii-, in Brooklyn,in tbo case ol Edward Hag- geriy, a glai mauufacturer, ol No. 20 i'bird dace, w lm ii- i,|"i,i ill* -ii,,! Imus,-ii whileexai vol ver. October 23, and who died November ll. Contradictory tcatim*mj '.vat gu in li uoiani who iitt ml I i.'in. Dr. II. J, Johnston said il ti nde.l ilr. Haogertyfor seventeen div*. sixteenth day ho was un and die---I. It- day aller iii. John tn! wa* called to consul! with other pbysii in-, rn bom .. Aid no d ti,.-*, ,| opening the pationt'a aknll to see if there ,np,.-ii ot nus in tbe brain or lead poisoning. Tbe patient complained of nothing except a sliybr no.,. ia in tbe fl naen*. Iv wi ti in id any i,i.u ion from fear ol fatal effect! and a belief that ni ,v rv was probable. Ho then went away and did liol nguiu see Slr. ll ,"'.', I v. *!¦ lli.L-L" uv le-,:, ed that, beeiif'llliL', with Dr. Johnston's treatment, sin- .ali. i,. |,,. Corey. Dr. Corey testified tbat he found Mr. Hag- gerty, when he waa called in, November 8, in a ¦!,-' u,iip n id "Oi, and that thi won id iu his head wa* discharging inatl r. ll. consulted wuh Dr. I lo. L-e, .i'll! With Iii* l, sp lp Ll nee le ;:,,\ ,| ar Vii ll fragment* of tbe akiill, which pressed upon tue brain. Dr. Dodge's evidence ooutirmed the diag¬ nosis. I'he verdict of tbe jory was death from tlie accidental discharge of a pistol. Three pbyi Won mi the july. A MINIBTER CHARGED WITH BLANDEB. At tbe (-{aeons County I ourl nos. ny. Judge Arm- presiding. tbe suit >>i Samuel J. Hon ,n againsl the Rev. W. W. Maguire for ilandei **.,- begun. Horton liv*-. at Far R tckaway, where rn- ip engaged in tbe coal busineaa. In I**.':'. Maguin .- ia past ni ,i ii.- Al. V. ( bun h ai thal place, ol which Horton Wss a member. The complaint ai¬ nu! the defendant chanted I lonou with nus* appropriating monej thal bad been raised for Mr, Maguire's benefit, and with selling coal nt j¦.>11 weight. Ibe plaintifl teal fled thal be waa tried balor* a meet mg of tbe trnate* nt which Mag-ire presided, ami thu he .v.is diamiaaed from fellowship wuh Ihe church. Sere il wittie ca testified to hearing j,-,! slaud.. .¦ ii i*. Counsel for tbe de¬ fendant asl.,-,! 1 il a non -ni!, on the ground th i! ii vi a- a ni iv lb i-. d "'il m. i: i, e.11 om anil ni i.o uoili. ,. waa shown, lin motion a idenied. Thedefendsni lost iliad in hm own behalf, -md in rebuttal several wiini-v-i*. testified that th vould not believe bim liri.'- oath in a ca where be waa interested. J I, ob I Wood, i I'n Ru* ka miv. testified that he ll en a mi ti ber ,*i ,. '.; thodist 'hun thirty yean Ata meeting ol the truatoea ol the def. in 'i calli *l him a liar, he .-a.!. and I,-- would not believe bim audi r oath in a .., re l <¦ v. ,4 n,ii i, n -I tm im,u sid. i mi ni n--il np last v. nmg, and the ase ¦¦-. ul be given to the jury Pndaj morning. A REWARD I '., \ ll RD1 RKB. ..al ,i proclamation offering ¦ ,e!l-i,i il), son ni I.,-v. ip-si. Noreuil"**] ll. NEGOTIATING POli AS IROS PIER. l.l: ¦'¦ L.N -,'nt iii- ii I... poi neb Iron far i--. iii.* Nui'-i.ii ii,....-' rany, ,¦ on ran] « isorasn sedtbla wlnt.t Wltb ,. ,. ,,! r.i, ii,to.,il) ) foi .ii, . "-' ball 111 r * o ,i ,i .. :. ,,: K I tbt ni i. .-*.,,nil.I lie ll ., le !l,e ll, T. IK Irl l,ui)0 lost. Buds br. hil nit. Wu vi BOOTI It f-l'inm-r nf fute)t Hil lil ,.io un I*. .i'- ) a- r. 'a ,," roan tba n Well ..¦-, n I*- rv bsd don'l '"ill i, i've gal gOOd lilli i. I, WtS "ii j st ,vv HOME NEWS, PROMINENT ARRIVAIA W\mmW Ha**.Tba Earl of Airlie, the Fight linn. Lyon PLij-falr. M. P., of Kn-d-nil J. H. Dsvereox, of nota- -rel, aa.l A. A T»lm«r*, ..r Bf- I»ul*...... v,,.York ll'ri r-_ft***!*iiin JSnte* VV. rtiii-flSMfl. of III-BOl*.,/""" Jfttur (Jreffiiii-*) il-, Wlil«!B-v. of tilO ll.ls»l_n f,_f_tl'>!l *I V.'tiitiln--l4.il.Virieriu M0i,l ("_n_r*--mman I-*"P>_ Wff. .¦sn,... oi VircUiiB.PtpA Attnue //.-«(_ bi M-ror Ci._li-_ A (>1i«. of lev-d»ii_. ..Kotri BrvntnrUk Al \ I. lair N'rwina!,,.f Lorn-* ni*.IP<r_tm,tr_f«r J..*.'-l*l--'*-i**or A L Kiu-r, ol V¦».._! i ..li.-.o NEW-YOBK CITY. Tiger ukin muffiare thc latest novelty. The henche* have Leen removed from the parks. The KubiMpicrre cravat is aiuiply hcnimcd ou the edges. Ma.1-st. romain* torn up. to th- annoyance of the public. The stole collar has takou the place of tho fur boa ao long worn. P.ei/gai* haunt tho street corners in umi-maily large numbers. One of the telegraph pules lately crcted in Broad¬ way mpporta I'i*1 wir'-s. Thermometers and street-bovs vvere slightly tm* Moved by t_~ milder weatbei jraal rday. Men win se wives hav e»e_ Biged I heir last win¬ ter's overcoats for plaator oaata ai" not happy. The custom of sprinkling the sidewalk in the morning before sweeping has caused many falla this week. A Broadway laundry challenge* attention by novel ironing macluuci. boodled hy pretty young women. The I'liion Kerrv Cu-ipanv will again apply to tho Legislature foroaothor slipadjoiaiog .South Ferry at tho Bat tory. The head of th* bird-of-paradise. mounted with fail and wing leathers, is used for trimming either bonnets or bate. Grape sugar it* now powdered and mixo.l with yel¬ low sugars and sold hy grocers*, lt is not so sweet as pun- OOM sugar. Ex-President ('rant an.) bia family attended tba performance ol "sharps and l-'lata " at Ihe __B_d_**d Theatre last evening. A museum is to ba built with .. front of fifty feet in broad'.tr av and 130 lout in Niuth-st. 0. li. Bun- nell has seen led the property foi len yin-. Ijioii the re,-eiiiineiidatioii ot tlie (.'liief-Lngiiieer of tin-Fire Depart men r, extra hydrants are to he placed in (irt-one and First-sts., nnd -COOOd-aVO, I.OfiINQ HIS t*('*I.P IB BROADWAY. An lu.'rm in tull war-pain! ami le it.iori is tho latest a,.v,nis,.ii.- iie.,,11, m Broadway, His ecalp was fa!.,u yesterday by some small b .vs, to tho in¬ tense disgust ol tba warrior. DBB-TB HF OOLUCOa BOCDRIBg, Thc Oinmian Society .; tbe College ol the City ol New-York has received n challenge to debate with tin- Inn lum Sn.-iety ol lie 1'nr.ersily ol tho City of Now-York. Ir will ba aoeepted. A BBIgg ll.'MI'AY THAI'-. The hotels are en,wile,I in-, uow with m-Ti-hauis ami eibors purchasing holiday good.-. Dealers say tin* .leiiiaiiil to much greator than laal year evan, and pi'uiuia: s aclu it] beyond precedent. nvi-iMi rt'M'S L'.p. v rm i-i h. A Ladlee* I!../.:!.- waa opened al tbe Sr. James English Lutheran Church, in Fitteeotb-st., between >.,a,ml and Tbirrd-av-f*., veaterday, The object of tbe fair bi to roora a fumi for toa beoefitof tho church. * fl' lOYMAN ItTCOBMrtTl IB A SLIT. The suit ol tin* Kev. Maurine] 1». Burcbard :,_iiri*t Samuel c.. i'ai i,rsi ii i, in the Marine < ourt, tore nver the value ol fifteen -¦*.] 90 bondi of tbe Derby Coal Company, r rolled yesterday in a verdict Lu Mi. Borehard forfpl.lOO. OLLAl sr '("KS Og ( ;il.|s|V| *.S < ALU-. Cbrbumaa cards aro ihown In great variety in th" w bolt "nh- bouses, rbe demand ii,i- tot.i is for band-painted leenes upon iv,,:,, m,»m and Mik cards. One establishment opens the seoson with a bum;k nf 7.-).(»oo ot European make. IIKt.li I ,!t *BOOTIB0 A MAB. At tbe Yorkville Police Court yesf-erdav, Jamea fiv.-'ii-, in wh,,-" bar-room al First ave. and Eighteenth *t there -vhs an affray .nesday night, waa held in $1.OIMI bail for shooting William Rig- DOJ ol' .No. M.'. I.a -i Elghteenth-st., in tue neck. TO OPRH AT THB l-a ll. thu;;. A apecial meeting of tbe governor! ol tbe Stock Exchange wiis -,-allet! yesterday to aol on a proposi- tion to postpone one hour thc opening of the Ex¬ change on Friday. A quorum was do! present, and cons 'pn inly toa boord will beirln ita labors st the usual li mr. DIMTOMSTXa IVMII.V BBBBAVBMEXT. Helen Maud Bud darguerite, twin daughters of J. B. Colt, of this city, died of diphtheria, the one M rn,lav and in- other Wedneeda] each in ihe tutti year of h age. Shortly before tbo birth <>i tbe p.-iu-. .Mr. Colt toot three chUdrea by diphthong. He is now childless. rill POI I' -lbMM) LOOK \l IL!'. TB CM. The: ara som,- mischievous imv i in Harlem who need wat, hui.. One evening recently the] amused tbemselvcs by attacbiug wire to the posts of tbe Third \v.nile Elevated K rad, at One-hnndred-and- p, v, ,.,,'iiiii-sL, at just tbe bombi from tbo ground to trip up pedestrians, Ona man fell and seriously injured his la* e. . RA RORA ai. vivsr a f- if ( nv ¦.-. lt,.-,,,.- re Ferrie wss puton trial before Commie, donen Fran th and Nichols yesterday, charged vt ith obtaining portset-aion, by improper means, ol a locket v., nil t!,i ie 11 A. Eilw arda, an English boy, claimed to hov. I'-nii'l ni .Mini'O'li-a v.-. Ferriaclaimed thal be acted in good faith, ll,. Commissioners rei rved their decision. 1 UK I'uVI l\LM Al I .iLVI-lf 1 ,,*M-i\r. Ari..** ::n,ii,tl meeting of tho Continental Tele- praph Ci mpany yesterday hoard of diieei. reelected; ii eonsiafi ot J. W. Birk, a L Shaw. J. I. Hanna, Jame* (.. Smith and ti,-oi.-i. If, Vv iii.,i:.Min. Vii. Kliuw was boa?n vice- i.-.-:-ieiit : Mr. Williainaon, Ire arer, and Mr. Smith, general anperii tenden!. ,, .. j---.,--, .._ i", M, f W'.i.K or ini*. ctn wiaaiov, Thi City Mission, of No. 50 Hilde Honse, in the last mon tu has, eh! 110 gosp meeting, with au al¬ ic, ol 50,000. circulated 1*0,0*00 tracts, and 11:1 -ci -. ..billilli'.1 llo temperance plcdg. aided HIO families at their humes. II.- receipts fur tbe month were ffO.887 48; tbe expenditures, $4,04500; the Indebtedness remaining, -1 1,107 ;ni BOOKLYM. The Hamilton Ferrj slip ia being thoroughly re¬ paired Thei -. tv. nt-,* ea of diphtheria reported ii.--.I.r. and seven dealh*. For the week ending Novemb I the deatha vv. c. 2*91 birth 1214, niau lui The weekli -uanda] itatemeni of tbe City Ti. nrei diowi a balance November L'O, of $512,710 ii.;. 'ile total amount of taxes to be collected for the v..,! Iteginni n a December l, in Kings Count i ia .**-¦_'. 1 (..!.'_'lli 87. * fan srell reception to the Rev. I*. E. Field, the pastor oi Un, Puritan Congregational t i,ni. h. I He-day evening, waa mode the ,-,-,¦¦ nm of tbe gift to him of $500 from the memberaoi thc church, Mr. Field goea to a _deakin church in I iii on a,.-ount ol threaten, d eouaumption. JER8E. CITY. William Sh. tn, Bgeaixt*, liv ing al No. 7 I Gregory- pt., who had lu en .ali -!.. .[.er at lb.' .Ni vv ai k-;i ve. crossi i fol th. Pen usj iv tun Railroad for the last tweiitv live real , was struck hi a passing tiamat inion yesterday and instant!j killed. George Hoffman an ex-member of the Union Hill ('on,mo Couti, il. waa loii11,1 <l.-a,l in e,i yesterday rooming al hu hom,- at Maine-et. and New _ork- ave., Uuion Hill. A bottle labelled "poison'' was ., ,i chair near the bed. Hoffman was in ex¬ cellent health when he retired, and i is thought timi be committed suicide, NEWARK. Tbe Fi ral National Hank Building wm offered al imi' i 'lav afternoon, li" Iii hi ,. .-'.; ..mai and bids were run up to(70,000, for which hu ni tie- building was sold to John li, Ka ,-. aubjecl I. eoiilii mill nm bj the I ulled Stat! * C out. .sTAil'.N ISLAM.. Btapi.i ios..Tin- i-,ii i. Commissioners bare asked tbe Board ol Supervisors for an additional appro¬ priation. "i 11 nv ii .li rhe Hi a pani in often ville has i",ii organised under tbe foremauship of (., ,i. -no-.' I ...vi"- ;\--v ii i \ Mi'i-i Igged miniature abba tn ide bv I.o i, ma d win* er contine il l_i< hm md i .i\ Jail, 'i'- An mimi non tee "¦.il, tie- moue. '. |." ,,i!. mother, ,i In needy circuiiiBi.au. -. Ketuhardt'a [athel i- an inmate ,,i the CHd >.nI¦,i -' and iSoid Home .-¦! *S wark, N. J. Ni vv Iiiiii,i. !". .-.Mir Joseohine Show Lowell, of tba 8tate Board *'"ik ii pt uti"it to tl lUl v I","I hon -e. ll i,,t , ll, lt I'i. 105 mat. lin-. .e..- o -. nten ,1 ¦.ii bal n is * ei .,,1 ,. .,: v»,in im- pn -ul m' tn s, lu pi- vein diaordei arooi >¦ HUDMO.N i.'iv i.i: Eai ii: -ii h. --11 ¦. l, n ol lc .¦ I, "ina r_ nf East! r for the p real i 87.000 OH ,,; 13 ritf.%.,! ||,r o| Lat m.* s. .*-, -V Hoi -, il,-, ..1 ,i liter a 1,n.-i illueta, 1 ,,. ls 1'.".. ibo it sign 1. v,hp. 1 io- Queens County im,ii. with headquurierii'at 1 .t-ib lo 7\ IO ll u .., I 1.il, mu ., I,, Lave .1 meet hu -v I Do Ba 11 01 to-day, starting from Jerome Park, but owini the severe frost it liss been postponed. SOCIALISTS PROM ll Eli.MANY. IMMIGUATfO*** Ol* NKW.SHArr.lt MFN . AKI'lVAf. KKW-YOUK OF AN IBUKCONCILABf-K CITO*-, Ii (iv rtstsrr nt***AWK. One effect of tho recent, action of the Tinpot Government til (rermany against the rio.ialists be-u lo do away with tao only remaining organs the party. Tho QoriontnaeUaaj appeared rnro under tho name of Vant blatt, and was subsequently BODpn in ar acain under itf p of November 9 swept offtbeeofii ji*Miii.il. Kditor*. reporlers an all received twenty-four boars' wive too countrv. ihe*.- persons simiiat opinions are expected to arrivo to-.iav by tie- steam ir bile-ia Irt a Among them an*. Mr. Auer, an <i Gorman Reichstag and one of the chief 'ihe GmHckttgalnng: Mr. Diets, tha publish! Messrs. Praaet, Blues, Oedenbargi aud Hi tbe editorial staff; and Mass, Banwan K.-utel, and Qi lota. The first Sociali "foch: ofter the proclamation of tbe ita waa perbopa the mool proninenl and ceri boat known in Germany. Tbi* man ls Wilbel K'.ni.e k,-. iii,- Berlin printer, who arrived beret the steamer Qellert Friday. Konneeko, who ki ne alntroal sixty years of atc wa* rather yoangwh* the revolution of in 18 brok.* oro. In Qt many, bot be. nevertheless, eaponru-d tbe eon of the rev.itutioiiists with ardor, and cann a e.-iiaiii ptoininciice in tlio party ol' reform. I 1806 be waa appointed to represent Ibe iiitereatei tbe iSoeialiatie population of Dudendorf-Magdehui at the iii-eat Conoreaa at Eieeoaeb, For eevei ve*m previous d.OO.oil ms had s|.ruiig un in lt ranks of the Bftfiallata; aonaa *'f whom tte¦ extreme pnnciplea of the revolutionists ol U*l while oilier* believed III a more ino'l'-l ate |«,,.i\ Tba ohject of the Elaenanh Conoreaa wa* i reunite tba conilictiiiir elcmerils ot the pori It was at this meelina that Liebklic-cht UAS'imcd th viiiiial loadarahlp of tho Bocial-Dernoeroey. N result was achieved at the Coogreaa.other tba that ol splitting the party more irromediobl than In-forn. Ihe ono side bonoofortfa I**> tlio liane oi th.* ''General Workman I'fiion," while the other si.Io called Itself th Eisenach Union. Eonneeke became a devotee on on.- of tim leaders of tbe lotter party, bis boar quarters being ai Bpoodan near Berlin. I'i.nu 187 until the beginning of 1870 be tooj. no verj aetir [inrt iu the propagation of Socialietio theork throughout the Empire. A Tiububb reporter found Hie old man yesterda in tbebooseofa friend inLewis-st, Koooecke is abort, slender man, bent witta ad van.iii- v> ai an Buffering from a complaint engendered during th r.inti:,eniiii! be baa undergone. Bul his eyes sparkl and his addresa i* mil of vivaeity, indies live oi tlie I'lifhusiasl whom ueitber um nor trouble hnve bOCD able to calm. ll spoke ot length in r.gar.1 to the present conditioi ol' his country, but was with difficult, prev.-n;> upon to speak sboul himself. In February, 1878 it appears, the police ol Berlin wera tufori Knnnecke wa. a aobecriber to and a dis tr,hnioi .,f tha Gorman Kovolutiouarj abes FretkeU publiahed in London. Ilia le,on- wa Iii .iiiiy searched, and a number >.f cootes <.! tbii i' pe bolt - fonnd, be was looked np for u iiml then expelled from Berlin. I- loving bia tamil* behind him, Konnccke wool to Huorrary, but too l.-ruled to rettie in Hamburg. lhere were rn moana tot doing so without i.t-smg in tin mane of travel through Berlin. In thai itv, where be remained Huton, night, Konnecki waa id.nilli* .1, nml in-iiiii arrested, Durina -l\ week.-ii lenin'.!.ed in detention, and l cciVi maree prison tare. He was thou Lai-en nagistrate, who, iu cons-fjuence ol bia good ante ledents, sentenced him io "only' six wooka* im- msonmeut al Plotsousee. _ rvmg a portio ,i his I- in, Konni eke ri gained bia liberty, and wa iilt.vveii to proceed on cia journey to Hamburg onere he received a hearty welcomi rom tho Hoci.*t!ists vn general am rom tbe Uericktttfchtng in particular. Inatead ol ¦eturning to bu old rocation .,1 printer, Konnecki ion devoted bia time to tbe writing of revolutionari .amphlets, especially to the eomnositlon ot poetrj in political and Booie! subjects. These writing) Teated no little stu- in Government circles, a u son tributed in o groot measure to ihe anbaeqnenl lecrees, Eonnecke waa arreated tor the t-iird time md waa incarcerated in the city ptisan i"i n*.ui) bree months before being brought tu trio). Tbei te waa formally a* anil ted. Th.- old veteran ol So. iaiism Intends to n bbl country only while the frontiera of hi* father and ore closed to him. Hiabeliel in tbo mtimati leltverance of Germany from what ba terms tbi yoke of Prince Bismarck " is Brm. Al Hie hint meeting of the New-York Countj ledical Society, tbe preaident waa empowered i* ppoinl a oommittee, if neoew ary, f-i take action re- lardiuu th. n* uf .. part ol Central l'ark aa a sir. or the World's Fair. A resolution to that .il,,:, Sered bj Dr. Jacobi, emphasises th*; oeeesaity foi ni,ai.', ta**-aaons, of preserving toe poik intact oi jj .creation ground f,*r tbe people. MA RIA L ISTE J. HO _*_V C B MINI ATL'ltl-; Al.Vf A NAG. I a-a vr nu r,wi. 6 ..- Bon*au. 1-35 ICIo._fBlow.13a.17* OSS SOU.ll epa ,-_'. .uv-.-J ,.,,.(. vv * 11- rc r ii'.vv v ¦: univ Hool... 1:111 (JOT. Jinan.!., li- il" ,4 .. -jj; v vfKK fO a iv -i- *i. lutir Booti., lt-41Oot. i*mi)i _:0*3|Usll Gate. Ss. O.Hr SO IDE TO HAWSERS. 101un: tanina"! pi' is-, *. ia. ruisn iusthict. i 1' M.-Ki\pvit.i.K. N. V., Nov. US, IB-JO, ' In ii.tiil.il .ri e willi iv/ii iain, iis tile iron bunts nf '..nt if* i' u.i, aud ii uiaiie bivi, been taken ul -.[.ar nu,e. p p ::, i,,eir p :n aa. i ¦. i. m, .,,,.-. Hens .Viin .i r --. s Until .!.:;¦ SHIPPING SE HS. rOBT 0-*->KW-YOBI-NOV. -4, A um V KL', -¦.r Mitt' ter .-.. (Br), Uosre. Cardiff '.- allier. * inti* C Co ia *',' , ,,. '.vu,.,,tl, ii.ai!,-r.,i. .ev _i .< itt oa .i VV yiuiit.uil vt ie -ii _..,.an. I.ti.lae,p. Weal J -<ji.it. Vu, -v itii ititiiM-fun! pas- . li .tit..marte. Mallei, LSWSS, Pel, Wltb mdse to nj IJ,nulli I. lii.nini. Wilmington, .\ c, ;( ,i.iv*. witt lite IO Will Y ivie A e. I, -lo, Ld II /¦ Li¬ la Vernon li Bron u .v -. ,.... a. alV" .V t'O, :,, f BoatOD), Kel'!. IIollO .lu'.v in ,,, i.r,,. ,v .. ¦.. ...ii to Heubsui, -ii 1' P. ' "f Liverpool I, I t.iiilall. <¦ tb- nt Li 130 iniUe to vv ii Morgan. iiitrv doattro hi.it. ii 11_:.. ts inibrni, n, i>:ibtui M ti_,-4, m llUat lo .V ,v .' lim i» iiii.i t vu, i-. i..i. cora 62 'lav*, wit- ni'.-, cargo i 'ai." bl ie* ".. [rani i lon -,, vv ii i-,. to aiaater. Bar* a a lei ii Vu ,i .Nov.ti < ip. i'm- ii ei, ii l)illa*t 10 lilli**!,. Live ,v Co Bru v en!, e ..sui,, tarssn, iiavo- anya, in ballast to ,,.¦ -.-. Qu I -nu. ni.ifl'i, L< bi , wiu. stij-ar to vv ,v- i- Araairoo-f. -itu Aittiie ll,ll. .Iturr on, Di m.rain 3*J .la* .. BrttliSOSSf to ii,,iv l.. ;,L. .V Ci). ^'1 I,-' ' IS arrive.1 UM - .a t, L S.rllwtt lil nilli) lien*,' *tr -vern.. (Bri, Ki ll, Hall S'or 4, wltb Bdse and a - !¦. -ai.I. p.li ti On 17. Pslertno j: ¦nu Nov -.*, I .or.:-,,iiii li, Mtwttua IO, 1- lue i*> ile',,ii: wei to ..,, ,'i. -rr I-...iii..tit,neill lu- Ll.ta, ,'. Vi,n,., \ |,i. vv Ult Itttbio i. in.-, n ,r- \ i,m. ;,,..; ,. .¦ ,, ?ti '.ni '-in ia. iv ..., \,i.io,.. wini anise ami pm ,1 '"ii :uii*ii .-t' ,i. \f rbe if' ;-,vTii,i- vessels snell.red below csbm aa to tin- V I" i 1. -tr I'.riHt. Hr,. Bi mon,lt. from tins',,|. *tr .Vtworn, t'aatia iBn, IIu ion, from Kew-Orison* witt lian fat lt, v al. vvhii-ii .t-riv,-I ,.1 me inn -ii with Uiatlla led si,-.mi,-lill IBU)! Hi law. nu., uti Ui.ti a in fm ;l suppl) of .1 betel,. j.r.,t. ' i N.p'.i WIND.Al --ami, Book.Ugb- BWi r_0-_* aad ijr. ai lid i '.ii.iii.ii.'.-ii!. (p. cloudy. < li: tBED. itrsCltrot BrnasoUiBr). *vV%tklua, Urerpsol vu tatsiai BU, .1.iloi ,1 !>i ile. Av.un. lu .ni iii VV,lim- iak A .ie.,.ii-.i-l Hires:, in Hetera. lliiaiol. \V n ,i,i'_,i"- ille .I SebrSBBB ap_,,w..V,,4||,, rllli'vni.v. <¦.' Kubleweiti, iiituibtiru', vu I'lymouta -nj rbOIII'K. Kn ii Inuit A: ,,. Aile.* (Br). >.. li p..ii. tv in .- ,,, iii. i'"iw" ,v e. fit ..I Bands, ll monia, llavsua au* ¦"-eal.It V Va titri oe rp,ma, BltHUion, Bruce Pori .d..I 1' vue-. ,.ii, in. Da-rsett. as van u ab, lieu Youse- 1,111'iL'i. -i,Mi.it Wepi ,.,m. Vu. Dui Douiiuion Ht Cn- pu,,un;, 'i.al ital tl more, ,:,i . v k Uulek' ,,,,-an-. BossrtA Mu-i-'ii Nereus, llaJieti Boatoa' I'lnioek. Mitiiiiuitan. Ki .iv. Norfolk, "l.l Li. mon mai >¦ imwiiier. mt I,-, cit* I". uBd Klelinionil. Old Dominioii e. lai, n li/, -ii,:'!,. Bon :,,,, ::., w ,., i-i |yu« ,. t .. ei loni. Unwell, ii,unit,ore. .I a Ki ma, nap city oi Minnie,!, u ai,-ai, ilaire, Tim-i.i-, Dnahsm'a ¦|ll.,'W ,V a. t.p. Kakeds) (Nor). Kondsaa, Bilbos, liunii i-,iv,-,i-c.- ivt. Uti. iiavtaoo, yuteiipiovv n t,n ,,i,i^tp. j i' o ¦.,,,,.,... .: J.'Pii. i.v... . [oi ord .. -.,,, i..! * Cu¬ tt), I.iii.,!,-., h. Hi,I,. Inn, li Hilly* ,v I.f igleaestBr , Diaucy, l'ort Kli-sltetli, >ti,,.,. w (( lim. Clanger JtoitiNorl. Koun-hnr-r, HxiuomJi Beubani -IV,, ia. .. ,,: ll.ti.-':i, Woatpolt, I!,",rum. l»ie_ rlux _; Co Vu' Uti Br), Dye, ubarpuaaa, t inion. Kuv« Inn Koaask, il tn*-, Cbsrl. bu, . de ii.-.-. ..nm Millet -lim Ka l-'-le Jillie. '' '' ! I' ',f, j ll' ",i i,, .¦¦,,,. md .t loam t, l. ,. . '. li, ll,,tel ¦rp IB. " ,1.H to t-r-a5-Si6iaru»rsr*+ ^"^ .««_¦ tnm^mmT "^ Wfl" *" C'°"'*1 on ^-hOBrlB. -u, «,. » , ... atIBCtf__AM_»l rt r# Mfr It'l*,'*-, (Hr. l.,l',"o,. 'r,.ri 11,11 m.,., _ en ttS txtl.li..--. »-.tl,l.p,of':',Sr,!,V ^ '"*" '!r:«**W, o, Kai* I.vnfNon, And ...,.,_ , ^ tow, wiora .mi.-I.,,i ,,,- ul. I...,. l,_,"_,7n' .I'**¦*"""-_ wa. atramsfl. Mba bsa b eu ib-ckt-.. wr°-"irouBl.t^J mm*, ni -. >:-.-, PORT** NOV. .'l.-A..v.,i. pu |.,an,or(wn |Hf ...... _ ¦*-^ -. 'raaaji --.-.ic, a X ' Icy. "'.*». A.W. ** .. .| r-.tt ' -'"tip** . .,. Crane. 1 _.¦"!". rr.rrv N'BW i ri. "*>"*. t*_j ll Arrive.!, .ft, ( itt ol !.«.__ Into*"*. Vera Cruz; (Ii *-. liAI.IIUiUK. Nov SM.Ami ..'".I .. r.:. 'r-*l *fr* Ki.iu (Oort, Jang r, Bremen '.-..., j_--__. M ir, 'i -itvpiiintii - r-r*t J'liu viai-liu. Not, -': M-lie*", Mr* rt-.f - , ,.._.._ j: bumi, Roasters--1 wss **** NA' al INTKLLIOKHCB r.Rr.tWtllti BllKAKWV rm *-..-.-,-.¦ po* ".ii. a,- Unit* .1 si , , ,!,;_, .,mutilation. :.,,,,.,., ,* * ¦> ife-l'nilcl SmteS rt" .;...:,' -t.irr\'n,_ .*!___ to-day / ./ i.//.')' gfttjp 9mm, if ami. ur e. Kidnky-Wout is n remedy which remo**--** Il Hi"!'.nt front Hie blood arel create* Ii'-af-r,v a. rioo i I*..! '.IDXKY-W'iKT l«*n' batnors from tlie . -rr oma. Torpi* kldnsy* ami t-r iea-1 io«*4*t_i aJ Dates, OuBSUpsttOO Biles are! *_¦-inn i:i-rn KtVXtl vv'r'»Ti" tlie snrent aad saleit rc.itp.t'.- o nae..[liocky Bou.taia .**» IMI'OKTANT ..Dim ion- to Kahili v: il-uts, sag ravatsaMs MT a Utile treal wbea a friend,leo:,* ir, h. Pl KB ls bet-em nit vallie jh,;, -Iar. By raeann ol lt ao exwrt Sues of twenty five y.-*r* ia nixing paach i« a.T..i.i) > _ttjf ai.iuiiire. Hold be I'arL * 'lilford. Acker. Uerri.l iXtUn, an.l by grocer*, wine un Klunt* amt ornggtati evtrrwl)*-*. Trip. IfAl i'.iw.iv Pb*. -| ti. onie *¦¦' --. ' iron-Fsa ia IBs Burke* Vbtmnt Tem witt s iiia-n ,ii circle aroaad tb* po.i. ito amt tm ii.at *» li »tnrnt rtie leal of tim Al*-.av* r, 'v i'otriwtat voa.'>*er Mot! BOT Mill* tnt* hinda. A lit. <,r*ri,t I;,. jtjf ,;. i.s.'s. prlcea. Ac, fr.--. McklMfev i-i , "" i.r->__! war nen: I'tutou-st. TI --. n i-i.-i.ii.j i, .-j. 'MD'S EXTRACT, .'. Cfl .,,.niion. i o' " fioati and Carom*. y tkmm IVOA LT* w:*.r: pott Burns yy Colds aa. .m-*-**, and Y///>> inflamnntions. *^x^ AcctimuSations s-**_^>_>v -vp.*,. Bf Ul. ?P KKHUm Lunn**-,. Eyes oro' Throat * Chiibiai**.. KULI MATIsIt AMI NE I KAI.f.l 1. For it.>ii*)tivi- sud .- -f CATABBII nm ma "vTAKltll (IKE. i MS4L p>, iti'.Ci:. i-j.'..'., Ai.v- .,! ni p eparaiioi trna in UiM ol ;-. v.,'iii. .., r- ;it,'! i,r ,a l-v.K-i.C. I'.vviv D i i Coi.' a '"ni*:..,: a: -,t.« wsbOb ' " .,- _. I ¦******_. '-. Y.-" A fan ,' r-xnmnj i'.t: bOntt I v V. 1*. Hr iff ,r. . Sii.ii.l-. inv,ii",i-i!e " Dr. i. ¦¦ v "t J ¦. -¦¦ <iii' ol !a« BB bj ita i.v pracilcs." .ton. .iv,, f uraiicua lat. secrettryof Wari ...¦_¦- of tn n-i ni-y. wroto aa far baekaa I8*ft _* --.a*. p, rli-.-iiy invaluable." Csiulet... l'""l' '". IX'KA.-1 lsso'.'l ',1,'ij ia t"jr'>,-nig noun in ttie - -i'¬ ll unsafe to ii--- ol with "-r ,'.ir.rka lu-*!*! ,.ii !.-.iii_-*<)NI) is i;x : i;.-.i iiooas ,-.. -nli-tltllte*. JO'11'- a -Nt-:w P-mrOUtl vvi-.ii II.-. :.-.-. r*uaBJp noss, MM i'iti:!,- i..v])I_s.Read f)*_e« ll is. _] _ a PONDI* *_*-TJCA-T CO_tPl.NV. It Wei-' lilla Stree'. New Tat*. soto by si] DrnggBBs Per* cns f nrai-.liiii- houses will find If ri'tvaat io itip.ii I mir n.h si vb s ol Folglofl .' ''iirraei, Also a few.Itletea <if miiistial ellar ..-lei- in I Ot___| Andiron*, andsofovibb HALL, ^ICOLI.1 uWm, no*. ¦_«» anji n i'm* -i.*;.!:.". .iiil'i .ti. aud .'I in ri." :.-¦¦ i.-i ot \ tislle ml W_t- iiiir a, v.'aoJa nt nil ki.l-lS, t*J TO S( 111,'VI.Krt. UAUTLBV A bKI *. >. S» ff Lor Positive Bargains S^LKS, SATINS, VELVETS, lliffaoif!| ^j \o. J)21 Broadwa-f, cor. *M-4*i an i) BO. 161 l-l (' i iia\ .:.. ilav.-.'ii KMIII.i Hi.\ som." IL,H Pl IA si -.vlsi m.v N uni .i . i- \ \ i- !-.: * il at nt tin* RAXDRBSOB '"ii BC1 .'"'. puu of p|.V lil.p VA8-B VENin ROY A I. our - "'.,¦A, DINNER SETS. RICH CUT GLASS. PORCELAIN LAMPS. Vd Union-square, \Xv-\, N- *. m BACON PIANOS. FRANCIS BACON'S PIA:V0 FACTORY. B'.i OB t iivvi- v B -.* I47S«_- .7 > m.-. N- v- . ¦.* ¦"»*". i.i at i!"i-.,p* lu ni ol ea .. ,!*..* I '-narie < ' 5,JS I ;-'*TJ ,'r.**. __s s I B_f"-*.0*_ U, . "I ri * .-.i * -1' OTIS I.LEVAfi".iii Olli*. w,..,l»lfcU** A. C*»_ BA** _r-« .*'*>J_J_ Baking AIlUJCII Powder. ABSOLUTELY PUKE.
